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New Scotland striker Oli McBurnie retains hope he might one day play for Rangers after a move to Ibrox broke down suddenly on transfer deadline day in January.
The 21-year-old Swansea player moved instead to Barnlsey, where he has scored six goals in his last seven appearances and was the Championship Player of the Month for February.
Despite living all his life in England, he is a passionate Rangers fan, following in a family tradition. Just as he was always Scottish at school, he was always a Rangers supporter. McBurnie said he wore both Scotland and Rangers tops on dress-down days at school in Leeds. His Ibrox heroes were Kris Boyd and Nikica Jelavic, pictured left. He even has a shirt with No 26 on it, as worn by current Rangers striker and friend Jason Cummings.

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New Scotland striker Oli McBurnie retains hope he might one day play for Rangers after a move to Ibrox broke down suddenly on transfer deadline day in January .
 The 21 - year - old Swansea player moved instead to Barnlsey , where he has scored six goals in his last seven appearances and was the Championship Player of the Month for February .
 Despite living all his life in England , he is a passionate Rangers fan , following in a family tradition . Just as he was always Scottish at school , he was always a Rangers supporter . McBurnie said he wore both Scotland and Rangers tops on dress - down days at school in Leeds . His Ibrox heroes were Kris Boyd and Nikica Jelavic , pictured left . He even has a shirt with No 26 on it , as worn by current Rangers striker and friend Jason Cummings .


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An authentic hermeneutic of faith has several important consequences for the Church’s pastoral activity. The Synod Fathers themselves recommended, for example, a closer working relationship between pastors, exegetes and theologians. Episcopal Conferences might foster such encounters with the “aim of promoting greater communion in the service of the word of God”. Cooperation of this sort will help all to carry out their work more effectively for the benefit of the whole Church. For scholars too, this pastoral orientation involves approaching the sacred text with the realization that it is a message which the Lord addresses to us for our salvation. In the words of the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum, “Catholic exegetes and other workers in the field of sacred theology should work diligently with one another and under the watchful eye of the sacred magisterium. Using appropriate techniques, they should together set about examining and explaining the sacred texts in such a way that as many as possible of those who are ministers of God’s word may be able to dispense fruitfully the nourishment of the Scriptures to the people of God. This nourishment enlightens the mind, strengthens the will and fires the hearts of men and women with the love of God”.
I can't help but feel a little sad when I read this paragraph, which seems to divide the Bible world between "insiders" (pastors, theologians, and exegetes) and "outsiders" (the rest of us). While the importance of teaching from the lay population is stressed elsewhere (paragraph 84), I think that a true dialogue should be among the entire people, rather than between specialists versus non-specialists.
As a pedagogical matter, it is much easier to teach when people take an active role; actively engaging with the text and interpreting it at least in so far as their own lives are concerned. Further, as a practical matter, there are so many different interpretations available to a reader that if a reader does not take an active role in discerning, he can at best decide to "sign up" as a fan of one particular commentary (such as the New Jerome or the Navarre, etc.) A discussion with a reader who has "signed up" with a different commentary then becomes a simple shouting match, rather than a discussion based on facts.
I wish that this document had given a more inclusive view on dialogue. In the end, to read the Bible is to -- to some degree -- become a Bible scholar oneself.

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An authentic hermeneutic of faith has several important consequences for the Church ’s pastoral activity . The Synod Fathers themselves recommended , for example , a closer working relationship between pastors , exegetes and theologians . Episcopal Conferences might foster such encounters with the “ aim of promoting greater communion in the service of the word of God ” . Cooperation of this sort will help all to carry out their work more effectively for the benefit of the whole Church . For scholars too , this pastoral orientation involves approaching the sacred text with the realization that it is a message which the Lord addresses to us for our salvation . In the words of the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum , “ Catholic exegetes and other workers in the field of sacred theology should work diligently with one another and under the watchful eye of the sacred magisterium . Using appropriate techniques , they should together set about examining and explaining the sacred texts in such a way that as many as possible of those who are ministers of God ’s word may be able to dispense fruitfully the nourishment of the Scriptures to the people of God . This nourishment enlightens the mind , strengthens the will and fires the hearts of men and women with the love of God ” .
 I ca n't help but feel a little sad when I read this paragraph , which seems to divide the Bible world between " insiders " ( pastors , theologians , and exegetes ) and " outsiders " ( the rest of us ) . While the importance of teaching from the lay population is stressed elsewhere ( paragraph 84 ) , I think that a true dialogue should be among the entire people , rather than between specialists versus non - specialists .
 As a pedagogical matter , it is much easier to teach when people take an active role ; actively engaging with the text and interpreting it at least in so far as their own lives are concerned . Further , as a practical matter , there are so many different interpretations available to a reader that if a reader does not take an active role in discerning , he can at best decide to " sign up " as a fan of one particular commentary ( such as the New Jerome or the Navarre , etc . ) A discussion with a reader who has " signed up " with a different commentary then becomes a simple shouting match , rather than a discussion based on facts .
 I wish that this document had given a more inclusive view on dialogue . In the end , to read the Bible is to -- to some degree -- become a Bible scholar oneself .


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UK Athletics today announced that the Norwich Union UK Championships, which act as the selection meeting for the 2008 Olympic Games will return to Birmingham next year for the first time since 2003.
The Birmingham Alexander Stadium will host the event, which doubles as the country's national championships, on July 11 to 13, just one week before the team for the Beijing Olympics is selected.
The decision means Birmingham will once again host two of UK Athletics' marque meetings, with the Norwich Union Grand Prix set for the National Indoor Arena on February 16.
The Birmingham Alexander Stadium had been the traditional home for the Norwich Union Trials, hosting the event from 1988 to 1993, and again for nine years from 1995. The meeting has been held in Manchester for the last four years.
"We are delighted to be bringing the trials back to Birmingham. The city has an outstanding reputation for hosting world class athletics events and the support our athletes receive from the people of Birmingham will, I'm sure, inspire them to great performances as they aim to book their seats to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
"This combined with the Norwich Union Indoor Grand Prix on February 16, which brings the world's best athletes to the National Indoor Arena, means an exciting 2008 for athletics’ fans in the West Midlands.
"The reason for the return is simple: when we first took the trials to Manchester in 2004 we had about 350 athletes competing. In four years that figure has moved up to the 600 mark, so clearly Manchester has been an incredibly successful venue for the event. We want to continue that trend, and Birmingham, with its central location and larger capacity, is ideally placed to allow us to ensure as many athletes as possible can compete in the national trials and the public can see a great Olympic qualifying event."
The news is a major boost for Birmingham as it seeks to reinforce its reputation as a lead player on the global sporting stage and the announcement follows on from Birmingham's hugely successful staging of the European Athletics Indoor Championships in March.
"We are all delighted that Birmingham will once again be staging the trials. We are a world class sporting city and athletics is a special sport for Birmingham.
"I know that February's Norwich Union Grand Prix has become a firm favourite on the Birmingham sporting calendar and our highly praised staging of events such as the World Indoor Athletics Championships and the European Athletics Indoor Championships earlier this year have reinforced our affinity with the sport.
"Athletics is coming home to Birmingham and we will do everything we can to ensure that the trials are a success. I look forward to giving the athletes the send off they deserve as they start their journey towards Olympic glory in Beijing."
"This is another coup for us in what is already a long line of high profile events. Birmingham is a young vibrant city with strong sporting credentials and is a true sporting capital. We host more European and world championships than any other city and it is fitting for us to be the home of the trials for the Beijing Olympic team."
Tickets for the Norwich Union Grand Prix are available on 08000 556 056 or online at UKA Major Events.

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UK Athletics today announced that the Norwich Union UK Championships , which act as the selection meeting for the 2008 Olympic Games will return to Birmingham next year for the first time since 2003 .
 The Birmingham Alexander Stadium will host the event , which doubles as the country 's national championships , on July 11 to 13 , just one week before the team for the Beijing Olympics is selected .
 The decision means Birmingham will once again host two of UK Athletics ' marque meetings , with the Norwich Union Grand Prix set for the National Indoor Arena on February 16 .
 The Birmingham Alexander Stadium had been the traditional home for the Norwich Union Trials , hosting the event from 1988 to 1993 , and again for nine years from 1995 . The meeting has been held in Manchester for the last four years .
 " We are delighted to be bringing the trials back to Birmingham . The city has an outstanding reputation for hosting world class athletics events and the support our athletes receive from the people of Birmingham will , I 'm sure , inspire them to great performances as they aim to book their seats to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing .
 " This combined with the Norwich Union Indoor Grand Prix on February 16 , which brings the world 's best athletes to the National Indoor Arena , means an exciting 2008 for athletics ’ fans in the West Midlands .
 " The reason for the return is simple : when we first took the trials to Manchester in 2004 we had about 350 athletes competing . In four years that figure has moved up to the 600 mark , so clearly Manchester has been an incredibly successful venue for the event . We want to continue that trend , and Birmingham , with its central location and larger capacity , is ideally placed to allow us to ensure as many athletes as possible can compete in the national trials and the public can see a great Olympic qualifying event . "
 The news is a major boost for Birmingham as it seeks to reinforce its reputation as a lead player on the global sporting stage and the announcement follows on from Birmingham 's hugely successful staging of the European Athletics Indoor Championships in March .
 " We are all delighted that Birmingham will once again be staging the trials . We are a world class sporting city and athletics is a special sport for Birmingham .
 " I know that February 's Norwich Union Grand Prix has become a firm favourite on the Birmingham sporting calendar and our highly praised staging of events such as the World Indoor Athletics Championships and the European Athletics Indoor Championships earlier this year have reinforced our affinity with the sport .
 " Athletics is coming home to Birmingham and we will do everything we can to ensure that the trials are a success . I look forward to giving the athletes the send off they deserve as they start their journey towards Olympic glory in Beijing . "
 " This is another coup for us in what is already a long line of high profile events . Birmingham is a young vibrant city with strong sporting credentials and is a true sporting capital . We host more European and world championships than any other city and it is fitting for us to be the home of the trials for the Beijing Olympic team . "
 Tickets for the Norwich Union Grand Prix are available on 08000 556 056 or online at UKA Major Events .


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It’s become a recurring theme from Spurs this season, get ahead but end up having to hang on at the end, through own errors, thankfully unlike other games they saw it out against Wolves.
I was conflicted on how I thought this game would go. On the one hand I think Wolves are a decent side, who will cause most teams trouble, they’ve hit a bit of poor patch but started the season well enough, for a promoted side. On the other hand, they are newly promoted and Spurs under Pochettino have a pretty damn good record against such teams, also Wolves like to play a bit of football, especially at home and you feel that’s the type of team Spurs used to like to play. Not the flat back ten mob, but one that plays and leaves space, see Huddersfield last season.
The main problem with this occurred a little over five minutes in when Davies went through Costa, who in turn went through Dembele. The Belgian, trudged off onto a stretcher a little later. Wolves have struggled against teams with a solid centre… Sissoko and Winks don’t offer a solid centre. With no Dier or Wanyama, both injured, Son came on for Dembele. This initially worked for Spurs attack but as soon as Wolves came back into the game they just wandered through the centre of the park, facing no resistance. Pochettino took far too long to try and rectify this, Wolves had two back before he brought on Sanchez.
It all looked so much better when Kane scored Spurs’ third just after the hour. It came though when Wolves were on the up and it came from a punt up the pitch. A Hugo punt up the park. No messing about, get the ball away from the danger area and get it away quickly. If you’re two nil, then three nil up does anyone really want to see you fannying about at the back, giving the opposition chances?
Kane won it from the punt, there’s a good chance he will most of the time, onto Lamela, some step overs and drag backs later, he’d made it to the byline and cut the ball back for Kane. Kane’s first attempt was saved, the rebound wasn’t.
The previous two goals had come in a three minute spell, just before half an hour had passed. The first from more Lamela trickery, first outside the box, a one-two with Son saw Lamela into the box and putting the ball through the keeper’s legs. The second again started with Lamela, fighting for the ball, his tenacity gained possession, though a strange choice of back pass looked like it might have killed the move, Spurs kept the ball, some nice interplay eventually saw Son play the ball out to Trippier, his pinpoint cross found the head of Moura six yards out. The little Brazilian thought of jumping but decided against it and headed the ball into the net.
Of course that two goal could have been halved before the break. Wolves incorrectly having a goal chalked off. In the second half they could have quite easily turned it around. The hosts had a number of chances, that they thankfully didn’t take. In the end they needed the help of Spurs, who again seemed so willing to oblige.
Trippier, just kicking the ball straight at the Wolves player, whose pass found Jimenez in the box, who was also found by Foyth’s tackle. Penalty. Another ball up the wing and Spurs were exposed again. Foyth on his own this time stumbled into the attacker for his second penalty give away of the game.
The young Argentinian had had a good game up until this couple of incidents, following up his good midweek performance. Here he was sold short by Trippier both times, along with his manager who should have made a substitution earlier, when it was blatantly obvious they were struggling.
They got lucky. Wolves had enough chances, enough good chances to get something out of this game, as I said, they’ll cause plenty of teams trouble playing like this… if they finish off good chances.
Winks and Sissoko in the middle of the park is no way to go through life. I’ve laughingly seen an article today, from someone being paid probably to write it, saying Sissoko has added steel to the midfield. God knows what they were looking at during this game. Can’t have been the dithering dolt.

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It ’s become a recurring theme from Spurs this season , get ahead but end up having to hang on at the end , through own errors , thankfully unlike other games they saw it out against Wolves .
 I was conflicted on how I thought this game would go . On the one hand I think Wolves are a decent side , who will cause most teams trouble , they ’ve hit a bit of poor patch but started the season well enough , for a promoted side . On the other hand , they are newly promoted and Spurs under Pochettino have a pretty damn good record against such teams , also Wolves like to play a bit of football , especially at home and you feel that ’s the type of team Spurs used to like to play . Not the flat back ten mob , but one that plays and leaves space , see Huddersfield last season .
 The main problem with this occurred a little over five minutes in when Davies went through Costa , who in turn went through Dembele . The Belgian , trudged off onto a stretcher a little later . Wolves have struggled against teams with a solid centre … Sissoko and Winks do n’t offer a solid centre . With no Dier or Wanyama , both injured , Son came on for Dembele . This initially worked for Spurs attack but as soon as Wolves came back into the game they just wandered through the centre of the park , facing no resistance . Pochettino took far too long to try and rectify this , Wolves had two back before he brought on Sanchez .
 It all looked so much better when Kane scored Spurs ’ third just after the hour . It came though when Wolves were on the up and it came from a punt up the pitch . A Hugo punt up the park . No messing about , get the ball away from the danger area and get it away quickly . If you ’re two nil , then three nil up does anyone really want to see you fannying about at the back , giving the opposition chances ?
 Kane won it from the punt , there ’s a good chance he will most of the time , onto Lamela , some step overs and drag backs later , he ’d made it to the byline and cut the ball back for Kane . Kane ’s first attempt was saved , the rebound was n’t .
 The previous two goals had come in a three minute spell , just before half an hour had passed . The first from more Lamela trickery , first outside the box , a one - two with Son saw Lamela into the box and putting the ball through the keeper ’s legs . The second again started with Lamela , fighting for the ball , his tenacity gained possession , though a strange choice of back pass looked like it might have killed the move , Spurs kept the ball , some nice interplay eventually saw Son play the ball out to Trippier , his pinpoint cross found the head of Moura six yards out . The little Brazilian thought of jumping but decided against it and headed the ball into the net .
 Of course that two goal could have been halved before the break . Wolves incorrectly having a goal chalked off . In the second half they could have quite easily turned it around . The hosts had a number of chances , that they thankfully did n’t take . In the end they needed the help of Spurs , who again seemed so willing to oblige .
 Trippier , just kicking the ball straight at the Wolves player , whose pass found Jimenez in the box , who was also found by Foyth ’s tackle . Penalty . Another ball up the wing and Spurs were exposed again . Foyth on his own this time stumbled into the attacker for his second penalty give away of the game .
 The young Argentinian had had a good game up until this couple of incidents , following up his good midweek performance . Here he was sold short by Trippier both times , along with his manager who should have made a substitution earlier , when it was blatantly obvious they were struggling .
 They got lucky . Wolves had enough chances , enough good chances to get something out of this game , as I said , they ’ll cause plenty of teams trouble playing like this … if they finish off good chances .
 Winks and Sissoko in the middle of the park is no way to go through life . I ’ve laughingly seen an article today , from someone being paid probably to write it , saying Sissoko has added steel to the midfield . God knows what they were looking at during this game . Ca n’t have been the dithering dolt .


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Willis has more than 10 years of experience in the field of human resources, with an emphasis on one-on-one consultations on individual performance as well as work involving group dynamics and organizational systems.
She has stated that she wants to utilize these tools in order to work with city officials to address issues of concern within the area. The board has been busy this year with grand re-openings and keeping up with local businesses that are seeing growth. The new CEO is set to start on July 9.
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 She has stated that she wants to utilize these tools in order to work with city officials to address issues of concern within the area . The board has been busy this year with grand re - openings and keeping up with local businesses that are seeing growth . The new CEO is set to start on July 9 .
 If you are looking to hire a new CEO , you need a company on your side that can help to fill this important position quickly with the correct person . Contact the recruitment specialists of Construction Hunters today by calling 214 - 989 - 6846 to learn more about how we can help .


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Destination Imagination forms are due to Ms. Webb in Mobile #1 no later than Friday. Please stop by if you still need registration packets and information.
STEM Lab meets today in Learning Cottage #1 for Chess Club. Please check in with your lab teacher first before reporting to Ms. Webb.
All 7th and 8th grade band students are reminded about the in-school rehearsal today during 2nd block. Go to your 2nd block class before coming to the band room so that attendance can be taken, then meet Mrs. Pullen in the band room as soon as possible.
This week is Farm to School lunch week! Today’s lunch is sourced from local farms and will be served by students from the agriculture classes. Today’s entrees are BBQ chicken or Beef Bites. Did you know today’s apples come from the Showalter orchard in Timberville? Rockingham County produces more agricultural products than any other county in Virginia. In 2012, we produced almost $700 million in products. You’d have to go all the way to Lancaster, Pennsylvania to find another county that produces as much as we do!
October is Standing Together month at Montevideo. Your counselors, in conjunction with your lab teachers, will be giving you opportunities throughout the month to express kindness, respect and generally looking out for one another. Notice as the former VIP Mustangs bulletin board outside the main gym changes to Acts of Random Kindness. Swing by and grab a tear-off slip of paper and do what it says to help spread some extra positivity. Also, it’s always great to hear or tell something kind, so first thing in the morning, text something kind to a friend. Maybe let them know how much you appreciate them and their friendship. Maybe you could encourage them for the test they’ll be taking later that day. Just take a few moments each morning the rest of the week and share some kindness. Keep looking for other ways to help make Montevideo an even better place.
Due to the six grade field trip, there will be no lab choir today.

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Destination Imagination forms are due to Ms. Webb in Mobile # 1 no later than Friday . Please stop by if you still need registration packets and information .
 STEM Lab meets today in Learning Cottage # 1 for Chess Club . Please check in with your lab teacher first before reporting to Ms. Webb .
 All 7th and 8th grade band students are reminded about the in - school rehearsal today during 2nd block . Go to your 2nd block class before coming to the band room so that attendance can be taken , then meet Mrs. Pullen in the band room as soon as possible .
 This week is Farm to School lunch week ! Today ’s lunch is sourced from local farms and will be served by students from the agriculture classes . Today ’s entrees are BBQ chicken or Beef Bites . Did you know today ’s apples come from the Showalter orchard in Timberville ? Rockingham County produces more agricultural products than any other county in Virginia . In 2012 , we produced almost $ 700 million in products . You ’d have to go all the way to Lancaster , Pennsylvania to find another county that produces as much as we do !
 October is Standing Together month at Montevideo . Your counselors , in conjunction with your lab teachers , will be giving you opportunities throughout the month to express kindness , respect and generally looking out for one another . Notice as the former VIP Mustangs bulletin board outside the main gym changes to Acts of Random Kindness . Swing by and grab a tear - off slip of paper and do what it says to help spread some extra positivity . Also , it ’s always great to hear or tell something kind , so first thing in the morning , text something kind to a friend . Maybe let them know how much you appreciate them and their friendship . Maybe you could encourage them for the test they ’ll be taking later that day . Just take a few moments each morning the rest of the week and share some kindness . Keep looking for other ways to help make Montevideo an even better place .
 Due to the six grade field trip , there will be no lab choir today .


text: Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 15-hour course, held on Thursdays over six weeks, that gives family caregivers the “tools” to ensure they take care of themselves while caring for others. The next class runs from Feb. 7 – Mar. 14, 1:30-4 p.m., and will be located midway between Boulder and Longmont. This course is open to Boulder County residents providing care for a relative, partner, or friend who is 60 or over, or of any age if the person has dementia. There is no charge, but donations are appreciated. Respite care assistance is offered for attendees.

tokenized: Powerful Tools for Caregivers is a 15 - hour course , held on Thursdays over six weeks , that gives family caregivers the “ tools ” to ensure they take care of themselves while caring for others . The next class runs from Feb. 7 – Mar. 14 , 1:30 - 4 p.m. , and will be located midway between Boulder and Longmont . This course is open to Boulder County residents providing care for a relative , partner , or friend who is 60 or over , or of any age if the person has dementia . There is no charge , but donations are appreciated . Respite care assistance is offered for attendees .


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Jane Wagner of Elcho, our Santa Word Search Winner, was presented her $25 gift certificate by Rick of Lakeside Pharmacy & Grocery.
Our Santa Word Search Winner, Jane Wagner, picking up her $25 Gift Certificate along with Rick at Lakeside Pharmacy & Grocery. Congratulations Jane!

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Jane Wagner of Elcho , our Santa Word Search Winner , was presented her $ 25 gift certificate by Rick of Lakeside Pharmacy & Grocery .
 Our Santa Word Search Winner , Jane Wagner , picking up her $ 25 Gift Certificate along with Rick at Lakeside Pharmacy & Grocery . Congratulations Jane !


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sticker, and warranty info. Plus a small bracket adapter in case you need it.
bracket painted black, but still, the drive looks great.
The back of the HyperX Predator SSD.
they are labelled as Kingston NAND.
in M.2 2280 and also with a PCIE Gen 2.0 x4 adapter.
HyperX simply by clicking this link.

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sticker , and warranty info . Plus a small bracket adapter in case you need it .
 bracket painted black , but still , the drive looks great .
 The back of the HyperX Predator SSD .
 they are labelled as Kingston NAND .
 in M.2 2280 and also with a PCIE Gen 2.0 x4 adapter .
 HyperX simply by clicking this link .


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A makeup base that adds hydration, sun protection and brightness, the Heimish Glow Base turns skin looking luminous by reflecting light. The weightless and moisturising texture is easy for smooth and even application, leaving your skin soft and glowing all day. Mild botanical ingredients such as Rosehip fruit, Thyme extract, Origanum Majorana leaf extract, Peppermint extract nourish skin and improve skin’s elasticity. Perfect alone or under makeup. For all skin types.
I use this as my morning SPF product, it makes my skin look dewy and it doesn't seem to react with my sensitive skin, only down side I've felt is that like most SPF products it really hurts if some should stray into your eye.

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A makeup base that adds hydration , sun protection and brightness , the Heimish Glow Base turns skin looking luminous by reflecting light . The weightless and moisturising texture is easy for smooth and even application , leaving your skin soft and glowing all day . Mild botanical ingredients such as Rosehip fruit , Thyme extract , Origanum Majorana leaf extract , Peppermint extract nourish skin and improve skin ’s elasticity . Perfect alone or under makeup . For all skin types .
 I use this as my morning SPF product , it makes my skin look dewy and it does n't seem to react with my sensitive skin , only down side I 've felt is that like most SPF products it really hurts if some should stray into your eye .


text: Sam (Dyer) and Ian (Meadows) arrive at a lakeside beach to celebrate New Year’s Eve, only to find that another party seems to be there already; then two local reprobates (Pedersen and Glenane) show up. Grimly credible Aussie survival horror which fudges an obvious chance to say something about Australia’s colonial past. Effective, if a bit hollow.

tokenized: Sam ( Dyer ) and Ian ( Meadows ) arrive at a lakeside beach to celebrate New Year ’s Eve , only to find that another party seems to be there already ; then two local reprobates ( Pedersen and Glenane ) show up . Grimly credible Aussie survival horror which fudges an obvious chance to say something about Australia ’s colonial past . Effective , if a bit hollow .


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I had been to one or two socials, but never really committed to going to them. Jonny Martin asked me to go to a birthday party just for the craic and ever since then I’ve been hooked!
I lent a hand packing up that night and offered my services to Chris, and 4 months later I’ve been flat out and loving it. The reason I love them is because the craic is great, and the team banter is even better…there’s never a dull moment! Mostly I really love them because we are spreading the Lords word!
Some people think Christianity can be boring but the socials disproves that. People are having fun but also most importantly hearing the gospel.
I got saved back in 2011 at a camp, but it’s hasn’t been plain sailing, but at the end the Lord had a plan for me and the older I get the more it becomes clear no matter what happens he is there. And the socials is a way I try and show people that I’m a Christian, and also fulfilling his word.

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I had been to one or two socials , but never really committed to going to them . Jonny Martin asked me to go to a birthday party just for the craic and ever since then I ’ve been hooked !
 I lent a hand packing up that night and offered my services to Chris , and 4 months later I ’ve been flat out and loving it . The reason I love them is because the craic is great , and the team banter is even better … there ’s never a dull moment ! Mostly I really love them because we are spreading the Lords word !
 Some people think Christianity can be boring but the socials disproves that . People are having fun but also most importantly hearing the gospel .
 I got saved back in 2011 at a camp , but it ’s has n’t been plain sailing , but at the end the Lord had a plan for me and the older I get the more it becomes clear no matter what happens he is there . And the socials is a way I try and show people that I ’m a Christian , and also fulfilling his word .


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Australia-based HR software provider PageUp recently shared another update on the data breach disclosed earlier this year. The company says it has found no evidence that the attackers have actually stolen any data from its systems.
The security incident was identified on May 23 after the firm detected suspicious activity on its IT infrastructure. Roughly two weeks later, it notified customers that contact information, usernames, password hashes and other data may have been taken.
Specifically, the attacker may have gained access to information belonging to current and former employees of PageUp clients, PageUp client job applicants, and agencies.
PageUp says it has 2.6 million active users across over 190 countries, and the incident resulted in some of the company’s customers shutting down their online recruitment pages.
PageUp informed customers last week that its investigation had been completed and there was no evidence that any data was actually stolen.
“A detailed forensic investigation on the PageUp security incident in May this year has concluded that while an attacker was successful in installing tools that could exfiltrate data, no specific evidence was found that data was exfiltrated,” the company said.
PageUp notified data regulators in both the UK and Australia shortly after discovering the breach. A statement issued by Australian authorities following public disclosure noted that the risk of identity theft was low, but warned that the compromised information could be more useful for phishing emails and phone scams.
A few weeks after PageUp disclosed the breach to customers, Florida-based HR services provider ComplyRight revealed that its tax reporting platform was involved in a cybersecurity incident that resulted in the exposure of personal information.

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Australia - based HR software provider PageUp recently shared another update on the data breach disclosed earlier this year . The company says it has found no evidence that the attackers have actually stolen any data from its systems .
 The security incident was identified on May 23 after the firm detected suspicious activity on its IT infrastructure . Roughly two weeks later , it notified customers that contact information , usernames , password hashes and other data may have been taken .
 Specifically , the attacker may have gained access to information belonging to current and former employees of PageUp clients , PageUp client job applicants , and agencies .
 PageUp says it has 2.6 million active users across over 190 countries , and the incident resulted in some of the company ’s customers shutting down their online recruitment pages .
 PageUp informed customers last week that its investigation had been completed and there was no evidence that any data was actually stolen .
 “ A detailed forensic investigation on the PageUp security incident in May this year has concluded that while an attacker was successful in installing tools that could exfiltrate data , no specific evidence was found that data was exfiltrated , ” the company said .
 PageUp notified data regulators in both the UK and Australia shortly after discovering the breach . A statement issued by Australian authorities following public disclosure noted that the risk of identity theft was low , but warned that the compromised information could be more useful for phishing emails and phone scams .
 A few weeks after PageUp disclosed the breach to customers , Florida - based HR services provider ComplyRight revealed that its tax reporting platform was involved in a cybersecurity incident that resulted in the exposure of personal information .


text: I’m Eva Rose Kyle. I am from McCrory, Arkansas. I am a Woodruff County gal, I grew up here. Back in the spring, I wasn’t feeling so well and so I just called ARcare over in Augusta because I happened to be over in that area, then.

tokenized: I ’m Eva Rose Kyle . I am from McCrory , Arkansas . I am a Woodruff County gal , I grew up here . Back in the spring , I was n’t feeling so well and so I just called ARcare over in Augusta because I happened to be over in that area , then .


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The 18,105 square-foot Grand Ballroom wedding hall in Brooklyn can accommodate up to 2,000 guests.
Brooklyn wedding reception site offers easy group reservations and an unforgettable location.
Marriott's "Event Management Team of the Year" will make sure your event is a success.
Specialty menus and kosher catering in Brooklyn offer event hosts delicious options for guests.
Our elegant event space creates an ideal choice among Brooklyn wedding venues for social occasions.

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The 18,105 square - foot Grand Ballroom wedding hall in Brooklyn can accommodate up to 2,000 guests .
 Brooklyn wedding reception site offers easy group reservations and an unforgettable location .
 Marriott 's " Event Management Team of the Year " will make sure your event is a success .
 Specialty menus and kosher catering in Brooklyn offer event hosts delicious options for guests .
 Our elegant event space creates an ideal choice among Brooklyn wedding venues for social occasions .


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Process Engineering encompasses scientific and technological knowledge necessary to design and operate physical, chemical or biological transformation processes of matter and energy.
The ENSGTI process engineer is capable of designing, studying, sizing and setting up production units in various sectors such as petroleum and gas industry, the environment, chemical industry, agri-food industry, pharmaceutical industry and engineering companies.
At any time, he has to operate while considering the liability rules, the safety standards along with the environmental protection.
The Energy Engineering speciality aims at training experts capable of assessing industrial plants, carrying out facilities diagnosis and finding solutions to save energy in the construction sector as well as in the other industries.
The ENSGTI energy engineer is also able to enlighten companies about their energy choices, whether they use renewable energy or more traditional sources of energy. He is required to manage organisational, economic, financial, human and technical aspects in the main fields of action of production and management of energy.

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Process Engineering encompasses scientific and technological knowledge necessary to design and operate physical , chemical or biological transformation processes of matter and energy .
 The ENSGTI process engineer is capable of designing , studying , sizing and setting up production units in various sectors such as petroleum and gas industry , the environment , chemical industry , agri - food industry , pharmaceutical industry and engineering companies .
 At any time , he has to operate while considering the liability rules , the safety standards along with the environmental protection .
 The Energy Engineering speciality aims at training experts capable of assessing industrial plants , carrying out facilities diagnosis and finding solutions to save energy in the construction sector as well as in the other industries .
 The ENSGTI energy engineer is also able to enlighten companies about their energy choices , whether they use renewable energy or more traditional sources of energy . He is required to manage organisational , economic , financial , human and technical aspects in the main fields of action of production and management of energy .


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Is 20mph On The Road Plenty, Or Not Enough?
Home > Driving instructor training > Is Twenty Plenty, Or Not Enough?
Where do you stand on the debate to reduce the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph?
Do you think it’s a bad thing to enforce a lower speed limit, or do you feel that the benefits of doing so will far outweigh the drop in speed and the slower journey?
Those in favour of the speed reduction cite compelling reasons for doing so. The first, and perhaps most important, is that slower traffic means increased road safety.
Slower speeds mean more time to plan ahead and react while driving, and in the event of an accident, the lower the speed the less likely that serious injury will result from it.
Also, studies show that overall a vehicle travelling at 20mph has a less harmful effect on the environment than if it were travelling at 30mph.
A less aggressive road would also encourage more cyclists, with all the associated health benefits that come from travelling under your own steam.
There are also those who see no need for such a measure and feel that it’s just another interference by the nanny state. Perhaps put another way, ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’.
Opposers also feel that this reduction in speed would slow the pace of the road down a bit too much to the point where it becomes a long, drawn-out affair to get anywhere.
They also make the point that the argument is made somewhat irrelevant by the fact that speeding laws are the most universally broken laws anyway.
What’s the point in changing the law unless it’s backed up by traditional monitoring methods, such as police speed traps or fixed/mobile GATSO speed cameras; and you can’t have them everywhere.
Are you a ‘twenty plentier’, or do you feel that things are fine just as they are?
Whichever side you’re on, it’s a debate that will draw out strong emotions in us all.

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Is 20 mph On The Road Plenty , Or Not Enough ?
 Home > Driving instructor training > Is Twenty Plenty , Or Not Enough ?
 Where do you stand on the debate to reduce the speed limit from 30 mph to 20 mph ?
 Do you think it ’s a bad thing to enforce a lower speed limit , or do you feel that the benefits of doing so will far outweigh the drop in speed and the slower journey ?
 Those in favour of the speed reduction cite compelling reasons for doing so . The first , and perhaps most important , is that slower traffic means increased road safety .
 Slower speeds mean more time to plan ahead and react while driving , and in the event of an accident , the lower the speed the less likely that serious injury will result from it .
 Also , studies show that overall a vehicle travelling at 20 mph has a less harmful effect on the environment than if it were travelling at 30 mph .
 A less aggressive road would also encourage more cyclists , with all the associated health benefits that come from travelling under your own steam .
 There are also those who see no need for such a measure and feel that it ’s just another interference by the nanny state . Perhaps put another way , ‘ if it ai n’t broke , do n’t fix it ’ .
 Opposers also feel that this reduction in speed would slow the pace of the road down a bit too much to the point where it becomes a long , drawn - out affair to get anywhere .
 They also make the point that the argument is made somewhat irrelevant by the fact that speeding laws are the most universally broken laws anyway .
 What ’s the point in changing the law unless it ’s backed up by traditional monitoring methods , such as police speed traps or fixed / mobile GATSO speed cameras ; and you ca n’t have them everywhere .
 Are you a ‘ twenty plentier ’ , or do you feel that things are fine just as they are ?
 Whichever side you ’re on , it ’s a debate that will draw out strong emotions in us all .


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If I move can I take my building with me?
What types of maintenance will I have to perform on a Feemster Portable Building?
Won't your building with steel siding and steel roofing be hotter than a wooden building that we have to paint and maintain?
How long will your building last?
How come your buildings cost the same or less than the other types of buildings you've mentioned?
Why do you require 1/2 down and 1/2 on delivery or on completion?
Do you quote prices over the phone?
What are some of the main differences between Feemster Portable Buildings and others?
Yes! If you buy a true portable building with only two skids it can be readily loaded onto a trailer for transporting to your new location.
None at all!! Since we do not use wood siding you will not have to paint or hire someone to paint your building nor will you have to repaint the building every few years. Since we install a heavy duty aluminum roof you will never have to replace shingles that blow off and deteriorate over time.
No!!! The reflective qualities of our 29 gauge steel roofing and light earth-toned colored steel siding will keep your building about 20 degrees cooler than a wooden building with the added advantage of being much less likely to catch on fire and burn down.
30 Years or longer, easily twice as long as a building with wooden or other cheaper type of siding being sold to homeowners and businesses today.
Because as the owner I do the selling so I don't have to pay 15 to 20% commission to a salesman [and neither do you]. This means I can build you a better building that costs less, exceeds the features of other buildings, and still satisfies margin requirements for my business needs.
To keep costs down we do not inventory all the materials it takes to build the over 40 standard sizes we offer along with optional items. This means you get fresh materials straight from our suppliers.
Again to keep costs down! Credit card companies charge fees to businesses who accept their cards. These fees in turn are passed on to you the customer.
These fees in no way add to the materials or structure of your Steve Feemster Portable Building.
Absolutely! Our specifications and prices are superior to what you will find on the market today.
What are some of the main differences between a Steve Feemster Portable Building and others?
We use 29 gauge steel roofing installed the correct way so that rain is channeled directly off the building.
Our buildings don't leak. Period!
We use heavy duty 3/4 inch plywood instead of 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch particle board, wafer wood or other inferior products.
We build 8' walls on most of our buildings but we can cut them down lower if that's what you need.
These are just a few of the advantages you'll gain by owning a Steve Feemster Portable Building. Give us a call and we'll be glad to discuss your particular needs.

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If I move can I take my building with me ?
 What types of maintenance will I have to perform on a Feemster Portable Building ?
 Wo n't your building with steel siding and steel roofing be hotter than a wooden building that we have to paint and maintain ?
 How long will your building last ?
 How come your buildings cost the same or less than the other types of buildings you 've mentioned ?
 Why do you require 1/2 down and 1/2 on delivery or on completion ?
 Do you quote prices over the phone ?
 What are some of the main differences between Feemster Portable Buildings and others ?
 Yes ! If you buy a true portable building with only two skids it can be readily loaded onto a trailer for transporting to your new location .
 None at all ! ! Since we do not use wood siding you will not have to paint or hire someone to paint your building nor will you have to repaint the building every few years . Since we install a heavy duty aluminum roof you will never have to replace shingles that blow off and deteriorate over time .
 No ! ! ! The reflective qualities of our 29 gauge steel roofing and light earth - toned colored steel siding will keep your building about 20 degrees cooler than a wooden building with the added advantage of being much less likely to catch on fire and burn down .
 30 Years or longer , easily twice as long as a building with wooden or other cheaper type of siding being sold to homeowners and businesses today .
 Because as the owner I do the selling so I do n't have to pay 15 to 20 % commission to a salesman [ and neither do you ] . This means I can build you a better building that costs less , exceeds the features of other buildings , and still satisfies margin requirements for my business needs .
 To keep costs down we do not inventory all the materials it takes to build the over 40 standard sizes we offer along with optional items . This means you get fresh materials straight from our suppliers .
 Again to keep costs down ! Credit card companies charge fees to businesses who accept their cards . These fees in turn are passed on to you the customer .
 These fees in no way add to the materials or structure of your Steve Feemster Portable Building .
 Absolutely ! Our specifications and prices are superior to what you will find on the market today .
 What are some of the main differences between a Steve Feemster Portable Building and others ?
 We use 29 gauge steel roofing installed the correct way so that rain is channeled directly off the building .
 Our buildings do n't leak . Period !
 We use heavy duty 3/4 inch plywood instead of 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch particle board , wafer wood or other inferior products .
 We build 8 ' walls on most of our buildings but we can cut them down lower if that 's what you need .
 These are just a few of the advantages you 'll gain by owning a Steve Feemster Portable Building . Give us a call and we 'll be glad to discuss your particular needs .


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Spain's new parliament convenes after the June 26 general election, but absent from the chamber will be either a parliamentary majority or a working cross-party agreement. As David Pollard reports, the political deadlock raises new questions over a fragile economic recovery.
Spain's acting prime minister Mariano Rajoy has survived two inconclusive elections in seven months but his party's parliamentary majority has not. As the house gathered to nominate a new speaker, the Popular Party is still the largest. But without a cross-party agreement, little progress appears possible. Especially as the opposition Socialists are still holding out - and refusing to endorse a Rajoy-led government. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CMC MARKETS ANALYST, JASPER LAWLER, SAYING: "This political mix where no party really comes ahead is probably something we're going to see for the next re-election as well and Spain's going to stuck here without any real political direction." There was one boost for Rajoy. Public works minister Ana Pastor of the People's Party was nominated as parliamentary speaker. Rajoy's government has enjoyed support from investors for his reform programmes. And though crippling high unemployment still blights its recovery, growth this year is seen coming in at 2.7 per cent or above. Fears that Spain's political deadlock could result in an economic logjam could, say some analysts, be overdone. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CMC MARKETS ANALYST, JASPER LAWLER, SAYING: "Uncertainty is a bad thing ... The other line of thought is that without a government meddling too much, maybe the market forces are able to take over, the people in Spain given a bit more confidence to go out there and act in their own economic best interests, and that eventually Spain can just muddle forward." Rajoy could face a first vote of confidence on any new proposals next month - if he can get the backing he needs beforehand.

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Spain 's new parliament convenes after the June 26 general election , but absent from the chamber will be either a parliamentary majority or a working cross - party agreement . As David Pollard reports , the political deadlock raises new questions over a fragile economic recovery .
 Spain 's acting prime minister Mariano Rajoy has survived two inconclusive elections in seven months but his party 's parliamentary majority has not . As the house gathered to nominate a new speaker , the Popular Party is still the largest . But without a cross - party agreement , little progress appears possible . Especially as the opposition Socialists are still holding out - and refusing to endorse a Rajoy - led government . ( SOUNDBITE ) ( English ) CMC MARKETS ANALYST , JASPER LAWLER , SAYING : " This political mix where no party really comes ahead is probably something we 're going to see for the next re - election as well and Spain 's going to stuck here without any real political direction . " There was one boost for Rajoy . Public works minister Ana Pastor of the People 's Party was nominated as parliamentary speaker . Rajoy 's government has enjoyed support from investors for his reform programmes . And though crippling high unemployment still blights its recovery , growth this year is seen coming in at 2.7 per cent or above . Fears that Spain 's political deadlock could result in an economic logjam could , say some analysts , be overdone . ( SOUNDBITE ) ( English ) CMC MARKETS ANALYST , JASPER LAWLER , SAYING : " Uncertainty is a bad thing ... The other line of thought is that without a government meddling too much , maybe the market forces are able to take over , the people in Spain given a bit more confidence to go out there and act in their own economic best interests , and that eventually Spain can just muddle forward . " Rajoy could face a first vote of confidence on any new proposals next month - if he can get the backing he needs beforehand .


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Lights of Soho, London’s leading light art gallery, is hosting Contemporary Vanitas, an exhibition revolving around themes of mortality and vanity.
Curated by Lights of Soho founder and curator Hamish Jenkinson and Lee Sharrock, the show revives the vanitas genre – a genre that flourished in the Netherlands in the late 16th, early 17th century as a metaphor for the meaninglessness of earthly life and transient nature of earthly goods and pursuits – through the work of sixteen contemporary artists. Featuring memento mori, celebrity portraits and neon art, Contemporary Vanitas serves as a commentary on the vainglory and self-admiration running rampant in our society.
Lee Sharrock has kindly agreed to answer a few of our questions.
Hello Lee, I would like to ask you a few questions about Contemporary Vanitas. How did the exhibition come to be?
I have been a fan of Lights of Soho Gallery since it opened, and had talked with one of its founders, Hamish Jenkinson, about the possibility of curating an exhibition there. I came up with the theme of Contemporary Vanitas and proposed it to Hamish and his gallery Manager Louis Brown. After working on the theme and proposing a selection of artists whose work I thought would fit, they greenlit the exhibition and I was thrilled to be given the space for a month!
As the title suggests, the show revolves around themes of vanity and mortality; where does your interest in the vanitas genre stem from?
I studied Art History at UCL and the University of Bologna, and before that did a foundation course in fine art. As a student I wasn’t really interested in contemporary art. I was more interested in 16thCentury Spanish art and Renaissance chapels, and I loved the vanitas paintings of the 16th and 17thcentury, and Dutch still life paintings. So with this exhibition at Lights of Soho my concept was to invite contemporary artists to exhibit their own interpretations of the vanitas theme. Vanitas paintings were full of memento mori motifs such as skulls, flowers, butterflies and candles, which were artistic reminders of mortality, and other symbols of life and death. My Contemporary Vanitas exhibition features contemporary versions of memento mori symbols.
Speaking of vanitas, how vain and narcissistic is our today’s society, in your view?
The Latin noun vanitas means “emptiness”, and our society now is undoubtedly narcissistic and celebrity-obsessed. Especially with the rise of social media, the selfie and our constant need to post images of ourselves and the minutiae of our lives.
Contemporary Vanitas features sixteen artists; can you give us an insight into the artworks on display?
Many of the artists have created new work especially for the exhibition, which is really exciting. Jimmy Galvin has used the vanitas symbol of the skull and juxtaposed it with a Disco Ball in Death Disco; Paul Broomfield has created an antique looking mirrored cabinet with a human skull and taxidermy parrot, translating the feeling of 16th and 17th century vanitas paintings into 3D; Toni Gallagher is exhibiting a beautiful x-ray print resembling a crucifix; Kalliopi Lemos’s Uplit sculpture features Ravens and crows – symbols of death; Alt-Ego has created a skull with light-reflecting diamond dust; and there are 4 pieces by Nancy Fouts including a witty neon Jesus Exit sign, and an ethereal portrait illuminated by a candle.
I’m excited to be exhibiting 3 new portraits by Pure Evil wearing Neon Halos, titled ’Angels Never Die’ and featuring Marlene Dietrich, Audrey Hepburn and Sharon Tate.
Lauren Baker is exhibiting a circular neon piece and a new skull neon titled ’Transcendence’, and there are 2 beautiful neon pieces by Rebecca Mason - one text based and one skull illuminated with red neon. Dutch Artist Jeroen Gordijn is exhibiting 2 pieces including a neon butterfly in a bell jar. I discovered his work on Instagram and am thrilled that he is coming from Holland to install his work. Soozy Lipsey, an artist whose work I came across at the other art fair a couple of years ago, is showing a surreal bell jar titled ’The Feast’ complete with miniature chandelier and cutlery. I also love the taxidermy fox with neon piece by young artist Hannah Matthews and Alexander James’s haunting veiled skull. We’re mixing in a pop aesthetic with the more traditional Vanitas symbols in the form of Sara Pope’s luscious neon lips, and neon flower sculptures by Tom Lewis.
Forgive my curiosity, do you have a favourite work from the exhibition?
There is a wide variety of styles and talent in the exhibition, and I can’t pick out only one favourite. There are different interpretations of light art in the form of neons, sculpture, lenticular, taxidermy with neon, mirrors and light reflecting diamond dust. I love the variety and the varied interpretations of the theme.
Is this the first time you have worked with Hamish Jenkinson from Lights of Soho? How was the experience?
Hamish is a good friend who I met when he was curating the Old Vic Tunnels and put on some incredible exhibitions there, and I went to some amazing artist evenings he arranged at the Old Vic. We co-hosted a party at Lights of Soho last year, for some artists and friends, and we thought it would be a great idea to collaborate on an exhibition.
What’s next for you? Do you have new collaborations or projects in the pipeline?
I’m working on some exciting projects at Saatchi & Saatchi where I’m director of Global Creative PR, including the upcoming New Directors’ Showcase at Cannes Lions Festival. And I’m thinking of a theme for my next exhibition.
20 ground-breaking women creatives and artists exhibited in ‘There’s a Good Girl’ (TAGG), which showcased unique sculpture, photography, film, illustration, painting and digital art; Alison Carmichael, Alison Jackson, Arvida Bystrom, Cassandra Yap, Hattie Stewart, Jessica May Underwood, Jillian Lochner, Kathryn Ferguson, Malika Favre, Mary Nighy, Michela Picchi, Miss Cakehead, Nancy Fouts, Natasha Law, Pam Glew, Rhea Thierstein, Sara Pope, Soozy Lipsey, Toni Gallagher and Veronique Rolland.

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Lights of Soho , London ’s leading light art gallery , is hosting Contemporary Vanitas , an exhibition revolving around themes of mortality and vanity .
 Curated by Lights of Soho founder and curator Hamish Jenkinson and Lee Sharrock , the show revives the vanitas genre – a genre that flourished in the Netherlands in the late 16th , early 17th century as a metaphor for the meaninglessness of earthly life and transient nature of earthly goods and pursuits – through the work of sixteen contemporary artists . Featuring memento mori , celebrity portraits and neon art , Contemporary Vanitas serves as a commentary on the vainglory and self - admiration running rampant in our society .
 Lee Sharrock has kindly agreed to answer a few of our questions .
 Hello Lee , I would like to ask you a few questions about Contemporary Vanitas . How did the exhibition come to be ?
 I have been a fan of Lights of Soho Gallery since it opened , and had talked with one of its founders , Hamish Jenkinson , about the possibility of curating an exhibition there . I came up with the theme of Contemporary Vanitas and proposed it to Hamish and his gallery Manager Louis Brown . After working on the theme and proposing a selection of artists whose work I thought would fit , they greenlit the exhibition and I was thrilled to be given the space for a month !
 As the title suggests , the show revolves around themes of vanity and mortality ; where does your interest in the vanitas genre stem from ?
 I studied Art History at UCL and the University of Bologna , and before that did a foundation course in fine art . As a student I was n’t really interested in contemporary art . I was more interested in 16thCentury Spanish art and Renaissance chapels , and I loved the vanitas paintings of the 16th and 17thcentury , and Dutch still life paintings . So with this exhibition at Lights of Soho my concept was to invite contemporary artists to exhibit their own interpretations of the vanitas theme . Vanitas paintings were full of memento mori motifs such as skulls , flowers , butterflies and candles , which were artistic reminders of mortality , and other symbols of life and death . My Contemporary Vanitas exhibition features contemporary versions of memento mori symbols .
 Speaking of vanitas , how vain and narcissistic is our today ’s society , in your view ?
 The Latin noun vanitas means “ emptiness ” , and our society now is undoubtedly narcissistic and celebrity - obsessed . Especially with the rise of social media , the selfie and our constant need to post images of ourselves and the minutiae of our lives .
 Contemporary Vanitas features sixteen artists ; can you give us an insight into the artworks on display ?
 Many of the artists have created new work especially for the exhibition , which is really exciting . Jimmy Galvin has used the vanitas symbol of the skull and juxtaposed it with a Disco Ball in Death Disco ; Paul Broomfield has created an antique looking mirrored cabinet with a human skull and taxidermy parrot , translating the feeling of 16th and 17th century vanitas paintings into 3D ; Toni Gallagher is exhibiting a beautiful x - ray print resembling a crucifix ; Kalliopi Lemos ’s Uplit sculpture features Ravens and crows – symbols of death ; Alt - Ego has created a skull with light - reflecting diamond dust ; and there are 4 pieces by Nancy Fouts including a witty neon Jesus Exit sign , and an ethereal portrait illuminated by a candle .
 I ’m excited to be exhibiting 3 new portraits by Pure Evil wearing Neon Halos , titled ’ Angels Never Die ’ and featuring Marlene Dietrich , Audrey Hepburn and Sharon Tate .
 Lauren Baker is exhibiting a circular neon piece and a new skull neon titled ’ Transcendence ’ , and there are 2 beautiful neon pieces by Rebecca Mason - one text based and one skull illuminated with red neon . Dutch Artist Jeroen Gordijn is exhibiting 2 pieces including a neon butterfly in a bell jar . I discovered his work on Instagram and am thrilled that he is coming from Holland to install his work . Soozy Lipsey , an artist whose work I came across at the other art fair a couple of years ago , is showing a surreal bell jar titled ’ The Feast ’ complete with miniature chandelier and cutlery . I also love the taxidermy fox with neon piece by young artist Hannah Matthews and Alexander James ’s haunting veiled skull . We ’re mixing in a pop aesthetic with the more traditional Vanitas symbols in the form of Sara Pope ’s luscious neon lips , and neon flower sculptures by Tom Lewis .
 Forgive my curiosity , do you have a favourite work from the exhibition ?
 There is a wide variety of styles and talent in the exhibition , and I ca n’t pick out only one favourite . There are different interpretations of light art in the form of neons , sculpture , lenticular , taxidermy with neon , mirrors and light reflecting diamond dust . I love the variety and the varied interpretations of the theme .
 Is this the first time you have worked with Hamish Jenkinson from Lights of Soho ? How was the experience ?
 Hamish is a good friend who I met when he was curating the Old Vic Tunnels and put on some incredible exhibitions there , and I went to some amazing artist evenings he arranged at the Old Vic . We co - hosted a party at Lights of Soho last year , for some artists and friends , and we thought it would be a great idea to collaborate on an exhibition .
 What ’s next for you ? Do you have new collaborations or projects in the pipeline ?
 I ’m working on some exciting projects at Saatchi & Saatchi where I ’m director of Global Creative PR , including the upcoming New Directors ’ Showcase at Cannes Lions Festival . And I ’m thinking of a theme for my next exhibition .
 20 ground - breaking women creatives and artists exhibited in ‘ There ’s a Good Girl ’ ( TAGG ) , which showcased unique sculpture , photography , film , illustration , painting and digital art ; Alison Carmichael , Alison Jackson , Arvida Bystrom , Cassandra Yap , Hattie Stewart , Jessica May Underwood , Jillian Lochner , Kathryn Ferguson , Malika Favre , Mary Nighy , Michela Picchi , Miss Cakehead , Nancy Fouts , Natasha Law , Pam Glew , Rhea Thierstein , Sara Pope , Soozy Lipsey , Toni Gallagher and Veronique Rolland .


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This dissemination event will provide useful outputs of the PRIMES project, and especially inspiring good practice examples from the European partner countries Denmark, Sweden, Latvia, Croatia, France and Italy.
Once Again we are, as a part of the PRIMES project, able to invite all interested parties to another exiting project day. The program of the day offers a sequence of inspirational presentations within the field of ESCO projects. The event is hosted on the 1. of March 2016.
The challenge of designing procurement processes that will help to build a low carbon future will be discussed at the 2015 Procura+ Seminar, set to take place in Barcelona (Spain) on 11 November 2015. Registration is open.
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For the fifth year in a row Energy Agency of Southeast Sweden arranges a one-day conference dedicated to energy and climate issues in a regional perspective with outlook in Sweden and the world. Two PRIMES partners will attend the conference.

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This dissemination event will provide useful outputs of the PRIMES project , and especially inspiring good practice examples from the European partner countries Denmark , Sweden , Latvia , Croatia , France and Italy .
 Once Again we are , as a part of the PRIMES project , able to invite all interested parties to another exiting project day . The program of the day offers a sequence of inspirational presentations within the field of ESCO projects . The event is hosted on the 1 . of March 2016 .
 The challenge of designing procurement processes that will help to build a low carbon future will be discussed at the 2015 Procura+ Seminar , set to take place in Barcelona ( Spain ) on 11 November 2015 . Registration is open .
 Join the webinar about how to boost sustainable energy supply & efficiency through Smart Public Tendering . Sign up for the GPP2020 seminar now .
 Get free insight into good practices , and see discussion on methods to overcome obstacles while driving low - carbon public purchases for supplies , works and services . Register now for the one day seminar in Riga - free of charge .
 Local decision - makers , planners , local government associations and networks , and energy agencies are invited to participate in this free workshop addressing the potential for roll - out of community energy in Denmark .
 For the fifth year in a row Energy Agency of Southeast Sweden arranges a one - day conference dedicated to energy and climate issues in a regional perspective with outlook in Sweden and the world . Two PRIMES partners will attend the conference .


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Our NetSuite Boston Solution Consultants and NetSuite Support Desk Are On Call For All Your NetSuite Service Needs .
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 As a leading NetSuite Boston solution provider , partner and NetSuite reseller ( VAR ) we have the capabilities to service all your NetSuite needs . We provide NetSuite ERP support via our local offices in Boston , MA , and other locations throughout North America .
 We pride ourselves on our service - oriented culture and extraordinary record of client satisfaction and are ready to serve you . Our certified Boston NetSuite Consultants and NetSuite Developers have extensive experience with NetSuite installs , NetSuite upgrades , NetSuite integrations , NetSuite customizations , NetSuite support and training .
 Try a free 14 day NetSuite trial and see why 12,000 + companies manage their business with NetSuite and how NetSuite , the world ’s leading Cloud ERP Suite can help your organization .
 During this 60 minute webinar our Net at Work NetSuite team will demonstrate an overview of NetSuite FIT and FUNCTION .
 Think NetSuite is only for larger businesses ? Think again . The power of NetSuite ’s world - class cloud platform has been optimized for fast - growing , emerging businesses . That means you get lower pricing and faster implementation on a platform that ’s ready to grow as fast as you are .
 In this webinar you ’ll hear finance executives at fast - growing Inc. 5000 companies outline how they transitioned from QuickBooks and manual processes to the cloud . You ’ll also learn how they transformed business operations and fueled growth with NetSuite , the world ’s # 1 cloud business management system .
 This session is geared towards CFOs , Treasurers and VPs of Finance who are seeking alternatives to arduous processes and outdated technology . You will learn about options for measuring and monitoring performance against strategies for companies across all industries .
 The business environment is changing faster than ever before . Is your ERP keeping pace ?
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 Net at Work is a full service IT and professional services firm that can consult , select , and implement the right technology solutions for your business . Through our strong partnerships with proven technology leaders , we deliver a range of unbiased , integrated solutions that bring our clients every competitive advantage possible . As a Boston NetSuite solution provider , partner , reseller ( VAR ) and consultant , our NetSuite support team services clients across Massachusetts via our office in Boston , MA . Our team provides industry - leading NetSuite Implementations , NetSuite consulting , NetSuite Integrations , NetSuite support and NetSuite training – with a strong focus on customer care .


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In the last decade we’ve seen the world change in many ways, with some of the biggest changes coming in the way we communicate.
Instant messaging and social networking have been game changers, to say the least, but frustratingly, change does not come so quickly to all.
The banking sector, an old enemy, is one of the biggest resisters to change. Governments generally aren’t too keen on change either, which creates its own set of problems for a global society.
Anyone who’s done a little travelling knows how problematic money can be. Credit cards are not always easy to get, exchanging cash is quite expensive, international bank transfers are costly, and debit cards can easily break or be lost.
Why does carrying money have to be such a pain? Well, it doesn’t: Bitcoin is changing all that.
Bitcoin is a universal digital currency. It differs from PayPal-type services in that it is its own currency (PayPal uses national currencies), and works on an open source system.
This may sound ludicrous, but the fact that it is open source means that the whole system is checked and guarded by thousands of developers, worldwide, as opposed to say a central bank.
So far it hasn’t gained full mainstream traction, but that is quickly changing.
Early adopters have mostly come in the form of those looking to buy illegal drugs or weapons (through Silk Road-type sites), and more recently through money launderers. Getting those ill-gotten gains around the planet has never been easy, but Bitcoin is changing that too.
This has, predictably, caused a bit of a stir among banks and governments around the world. Mayer Rothschild (supposedly) once said something along the lines of “Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes its laws”, and boy was he on the money.
The banks are worried because Bitcoin could potentially displace their entire business, and governments are worried about losing control over economies. Bad news? That’s for you to decide.
Never the type to sit by and let people have more control over their wealth, the powers that be (in parts of the developed world) have been working hard to try and legislate the issue away. Luckily (depending on your perspective) there are people such as the unSystem team.
They’ve created a programme, Dark Wallet, which would make Bitcoin transactions virtually untraceable. Anyone could buy anything, anonymously. Liberating, or just plain scary?
Cody Wilson, co-creator of Dark Wallet, admits that “liberty is a dangerous thing”, and he is right. Just as dangerous though, is a government that controls and watches everything.
Bitcoin is on the fringes now, but not for long. It’s just too convenient. It may not be mainstream this year, but it will be very soon. That’s a prediction you can take all the way to the bank.

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In the last decade we ’ve seen the world change in many ways , with some of the biggest changes coming in the way we communicate .
 Instant messaging and social networking have been game changers , to say the least , but frustratingly , change does not come so quickly to all .
 The banking sector , an old enemy , is one of the biggest resisters to change . Governments generally are n’t too keen on change either , which creates its own set of problems for a global society .
 Anyone who ’s done a little travelling knows how problematic money can be . Credit cards are not always easy to get , exchanging cash is quite expensive , international bank transfers are costly , and debit cards can easily break or be lost .
 Why does carrying money have to be such a pain ? Well , it does n’t : Bitcoin is changing all that .
 Bitcoin is a universal digital currency . It differs from PayPal - type services in that it is its own currency ( PayPal uses national currencies ) , and works on an open source system .
 This may sound ludicrous , but the fact that it is open source means that the whole system is checked and guarded by thousands of developers , worldwide , as opposed to say a central bank .
 So far it has n’t gained full mainstream traction , but that is quickly changing .
 Early adopters have mostly come in the form of those looking to buy illegal drugs or weapons ( through Silk Road - type sites ) , and more recently through money launderers . Getting those ill - gotten gains around the planet has never been easy , but Bitcoin is changing that too .
 This has , predictably , caused a bit of a stir among banks and governments around the world . Mayer Rothschild ( supposedly ) once said something along the lines of “ Give me control of a nation 's money and I care not who makes its laws ” , and boy was he on the money .
 The banks are worried because Bitcoin could potentially displace their entire business , and governments are worried about losing control over economies . Bad news ? That ’s for you to decide .
 Never the type to sit by and let people have more control over their wealth , the powers that be ( in parts of the developed world ) have been working hard to try and legislate the issue away . Luckily ( depending on your perspective ) there are people such as the unSystem team .
 They ’ve created a programme , Dark Wallet , which would make Bitcoin transactions virtually untraceable . Anyone could buy anything , anonymously . Liberating , or just plain scary ?
 Cody Wilson , co - creator of Dark Wallet , admits that “ liberty is a dangerous thing ” , and he is right . Just as dangerous though , is a government that controls and watches everything .
 Bitcoin is on the fringes now , but not for long . It ’s just too convenient . It may not be mainstream this year , but it will be very soon . That ’s a prediction you can take all the way to the bank .


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Fulstow Primary Academy recently hosted a leavers' prom.
Leaving Year 6 pupils at Fulstow Primary Academy recently celebrated the end of their schooling days with their own mini prom.
Andy Carr provided the entertainment and all of Key Stage 2 were invited to attend.

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Fulstow Primary Academy recently hosted a leavers ' prom .
 Leaving Year 6 pupils at Fulstow Primary Academy recently celebrated the end of their schooling days with their own mini prom .
 Andy Carr provided the entertainment and all of Key Stage 2 were invited to attend .