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I have had my hair uber short three times in my life:
When I was in Grade Eight I had a tail. Over the summer, I decided to have the back shaved in steps and keep the tail. The front was long and bleached out from the sun, and my mum had let me use some of the leftover bleach from her "Frost 'n' Tips" to bleach out my tail.
The summer going into Grade Nine was the first time I had super short hair. I remember my mum telling me "your dad's gonna hate it". She was right. He wanted me to "look more feminine". I didn't care. It was the first time my hair ever looked edgy and cool.
In 1995, after my mission, but before I got married, I had a horrible self-inflicted experience with hair dye. I may or may not have blogged about it recently. A haircut actually fixed the dye issue, but once the re-growth had become long enough, I decided on a little-boy haircut and had it all cut off. What freedom! It took me less than 10 minutes to get ready for work in the morning (from jammies to shutting the front door). I loved it.
I met my husband via email shortly after cutting my hair all off. Because we met through writing, when we were planning on meeting face-to-face, we had to describe ourselves to each other. This is what I said in regards to my hair: "I have short hair, like, REALLY short. Like a missionary hair-cut – the Elder kind." *the boy missionaries that have really short conservative haircuts are called Elder Lastname or referred to as "the Elders". The girl missionaries are Sister Lastname, or "the Sisters".
Now just recently, I have cut my hair all off. The reasons being 1) too look more edgy and cool, and 2) to cut off my old colour.
Each time I have had short hair I have love, love, loved it, but I always end up growing it back out. The fun of growing your hair out from a short cut is that you get to have a new and different hairstyle every two months. While I am looking forward to that adventure, I am actually thinking that I might keep it short short for a while as everyone in my family HATES it.


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- 2 lbs cleaned large raw shrimp (about 40)
- 1⁄2 cup cornstarch
- 1⁄4 cuop all-puroose flour
- 1 tablespoon smoked paprika
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 tsap. cayenne pepper
- 1⁄4 cup crisco canola oil
- Pat shrimp dry. Place next 6 ingredients in a shallow dish, Mix well. Just before cooking, coat shrimp in corn starch mixture. Shake off any excess. heat oil in a large skillet. Add shrimp and cook about 2 minutes per side or until just cooked through. This will have to be done in batches. Drain shrimp on paper towels. Serve immediately.
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Monday, December 11, 2006
Sky Technical Support
Well to confirm some of the technical points I gave their Tech Support guys a ring.
The guy on the other end of the line was clueless.
He didn't know what a MAC address was, he didn't know that ADSL required a username and password... generally I have never talked to someone less capable on a technical helpdesk.
Only this could be worse (20 minutes of pain).
4 comments:
- GF said...
So I guess you got put through to someone on Sky Tech Support who usually deals with the TV side of things rather than Broadband?
After all it is a new-ish service from Sky....
- 3:52 pm
I can heartily recommend NTL for ineptitude in any field. Getting through to their helpline is a costly business in terms of both time and money. So, go on, dump this Sky nonsense, and sign up with a company with years of experience of providing crap customer service.
- 2:34 am
- James said...
You got put through to the Glasgow call centre, I expect. My guess is that Gareth is right, that you got the guy who tells wallies to unplug their set-top box, wait 30secs and then plug it back in again. I mean, I don't know what a MAC-thingie-whatsit is either. At a push, I could probably remember what ADSL stands for, but perhaps not even then. But I can sort the subtitles on Sky if they start playing up. ;-)
- 9:47 am
- Jase said...
Welcome to the ramblings Dave! I hope you are using a wireless signal whilst sitting on a beach in the Caribbean! Any less and I will be disappointed!
Unfortunately the helpdesk was supposed to be broadband only! Still the Have you tried turning it off for 30 seconds will undoubtably be the catch-all of solutions!
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Ricky Ramón comes with over 18 years of educational experience. He has taught at the middle school, high school and university levels. Ricky holds advanced degrees from Texas Tech University, NYU-Tisch School of the Arts and Harvard Graduate School of Education. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame.
Ricky has also been active member of the Texas Theatre Adjudicators & Officials (TTAO) since 2002 and currently serves on their Board of Directors. He judges UIL One-Act Play clinics, festivals, and contests all over the State of Texas. Mr. Ramon judged the Texas 4A State contest in 2015 and Texas 2A State contest in 2016. He was honored to judge the Southeast Theatre Conference (SETC) high school one-act play contest in Mobile, Alabama in 2015. Mr. Ramón currently serves as an educational consultant for many school districts where he teaches art integration, arts advocacy and acting & directing.


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For the third issue we captured a million pigeons and tied messages to their neck, telling people that we were going to publish a compilation of Romanian comics, professional or amateur, if it made us chuckle or think it was going in. After a few months we were proud to present a compilation comic book featuring different styles from 28 artists. At the time there was no other means of publishing physical comic books in Romania. Comic book culture in Romania is still next to zero. You can barely find a couple of international comics in two specialized bookshops in Bucharest. Nonetheless we are sticking to our horses, providing a platform for anyone who enjoys frames and speech bubbles as a form of communication, interaction, entertainment or masturbation.
Since we began, we have grown from a small company of three people to a massive corporation with one boss, two exhausted employees and a horny cat. Our first issues were self financed, but we were fortunate to have made a statement and produced some quality books which have gotten noticed by cultural institutions such as the Romanian Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) which sponsored the print for the compilation 'Hardcomics 6 - The Anthology'.
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ADI Conference 2016 > Practical information
Practical information
There is no conference fee. During the conference there will be coffee and tea for all. Lunch will be provided for paper presenters, discussants and convenors.
Registration is now closed.
Travel and accommodation
Participants will have to cover expenses for travel and accommodation themselves.
The conference will take place at the Faculty of Humantities, University of Copenhagen, Njalsgade, 2300 Copenhagen S. Read more here
How to get there
The University of Copenhagen Amager campus is close to the metro station "Islands Brygge" on metro line M1 (towards Vestamager). The metro line M1 connects to Nørreport station and Kongens Nytorv station, two central hubs in Copenhagen city center, as well as to Copenhagen Airport Kastrup (metro line M2, change at Christianshavn station).
Other options are:
Bus no 12 or 33 (from e.g. the City Hall Square to Njalsgade)
Bus no 5A (from the Central Station or City Hall Square to Amager Boulevard/Amagerfælledvej. From there it's a 5 minutes' walk)
From the City Hall Square it will take you 25-30 minutes to walk to the venue.
Where to stay
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"Operational meetings with the prime Minister will be held on Mondays instead of the Cabinet's meetings," Lukyanenko said.
He noted that such a change was introduced following the government's decision.
As a reminder, meetings of the Cabinet of Ministers of Mykola Azarov were held on Wednesdays (regular meetings) and Mondays.
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Friday, June 1, 2012
Castille Soap
I bought some Lavender Castille Soap through a friend. It's Giant.
It smells amazing.
It feels pretty nice too on your skin.
It is a Minimalist's Friend because there are 18 uses according to Dr Bonner. It is a nice, non-toxic way to clean yourself and your surroundings. And it's a lovely purple.
Here's a bit of info from Dr Bronner's website.
Dr. Bronner recorded the "18 in 1 uses" on his label, which we have left mostly intact since his passing in 1997; however, people have told us many, many more uses for it than that. Here is his version.
Dr. Bronner's version:
1. Always dilute for Shave-Shampoo-Massage-Dental Soap-Bath!
2. Peppermint is nature's own unsurpassed fragrant Deodorant!
3. A drop is best Mint Toothpaste; brushes Dentures Clean!
4. A dash in water is the ideal Breath Freshener & Mouth Wash!
5. Peppermint Oil Soap for Dispensers, Uniforms, Baby, Beach!
6. Dilute for ideal After Shave, Body Rub, Foot Bath, Douche.
7. Hot Towel-Massage the entire body, always towards your heart.
8. Pets, silk, wool & body tingles head to toe - keeps cool!
9. 3 dashes in water rinse most Sprays Off fruit & vegetables!
10. 1/4 oz in qt H2O is Pest Spray! Dash, no rash Diaper-Soap!
1. For everyday body-washing in the shower. (Yes, tried this).
2, For light cleaning, dilute from one part soap into 40 parts water for light cleaning. (No, yet to try. Using vinegar at the moment).
3. For shampoo. (Yes, tried this).
4. For the laundry, use 1/4 cup to 1/3 cup for one regular load old. Add a dash of baking soda. (No, yet to try).
5. For toothbrushing, apply a drop or two max. (No, yet to try. Not game. Might buy Peppermint first).
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My favorite moments are always when both Adam and I can be with Maeve together. Sometimes when he gets home, they have their own time together, but it's the best when we both take the time the interact with her at the same time. This last weekend on Saturday we kept her up a little later than normal, because her crib sheet was still drying in the dryer. So we got her in her jammies and she was just hanging out with us on the couch.
It takes incredible concentration and even a little courage, by the way, to venture from the table to the couch. But she did it. High five Maeve, high five. Also, that little booty in those jammies. Mmmm.
Anyway, as you can see, she was being her funny normal busy little self, but also giving us sweet kisses inbetween. We were just looking at each other and laughing, her safe right between us. I was soaking it all in and time stopped for a minute. It hit me that I live for moments like those! It's what this life is all about. I'm so grateful every single day that we get to be the little family that we are, because Heavenly Father trusted us to take care of his sweet Maeve. I wouldn't have it any other way and I love this little cutie and her dad with everything in me.


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Please help me share this video with people in the Salon & Beauty industry. I am here as a voice to raise awareness. I have gone through this first hand early on in my career where I felt alone, disrespected, incapable, uneducated and miserable when all I wanted to do was my best. Unfortunately ther


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Now this sounds like the congress we have come to know and love. Stall for another year, then its election time, so we have to put off doing anything till November 2014, call each other hostage takers in the mean time, rinse repeat. And you democrats and republicans keep reelecting these people. Thanks!Sens. Alexander, Bennet give leaders emergency plan to avoid 'fiscal cliff' - The Hill
The break-the-glass emergency proposal would make a substantial down payment toward deficit reduction during the lame-duck session, create a streamlined process to reach a broader deal next year and implement a default deficit-reduction plan if Congress still cannot break a stalemate in 2013.
It simply pushes the pause button on all the elements of the fiscal cliff, extends everything for a year and then gives us six months in which to reform entitlements and reform taxes and reduce the debt, said Alexander


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The Xen.org community will have a booth (#210) at the joint LinuxWorld / Next Generation Data Center event held in San Francisco, August 5- 7 at the Moscone Center. The booth will be staffed by myself as well as community members with spare time during the event. If you are planning on attending this event and would like to help please let me know. I will be creating a schedule for community members later this year as we get closer to August.
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I have created a new section in the Wiki to store all the case studies that the community or I create. You can get to the Wiki case study section here. Please feel free to create your own case study and upload into the Wiki site or contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like my assistance. Having an updated collection of case studies is a great way for the community to show the power and capabilities of the Xen hypervisor.
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Donald Trump's former rival and 2016 presidential candidate Ted Cruz recently held a prayer meeting with conservative pastors and members of Congress on Capitol Hill.
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Imprisoned Iranian Christian, Maryam Zargaran, has Sentence Extended by 42 Days
Maryam Zargaran, the Christian convert imprisoned in Iran, has had her sentence extended by more than a month.
3 Years After ISIS Emerged, Many Displaced Iraqi Christians Are Hoping They Can Return Home this Christmas
In one of the oldest lands of Christianity, Assyrian Christians are awaiting their third Christmas since extremists from Islamic State made hundreds of thousands into refugees in 2014. "Around Nineveh [in northern Iraq] the...
Anger and Outrage Grow Among Egypt's Christians After Suicide Bomber Kills 24 at Coptic Cathedral
President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi said Monday that a suicide bomber was responsible for an attack that killed 24 worshipers at Cairo's Coptic cathedral complex during Sunday Mass as outrage grew among Egypt's Christian minority.
Christian Nurse, Sarah Kuteh, Fired from Hospital for Praying With Patients and Talking About her Faith
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How You Hold Your Drink Says What Kind of Personality You Have
I have never noticed how someone holds their soda or cocktail at a dinner party but apparently it says a lot about you.
According to an old study from Telegraph by a psychologist at King's College in London named Dr. Glenn Wilson. He visited restaurants to observed 500 different drinkers, and came up with eight different personality types . . . and how to approach them.
Dr. Wilson says, quote, "The simple act of holding a drink displays a lot more about us than we realize . . . or might want to divulge." Check it out.
1.) The Flirt: A woman who holds her glass in a provocative way, with her fingers splayed. She might hold her drink over her chest, to draw attention to her cleavage, or peer over the rim to check you out she's taking a sip.
2.) The Gossip: A woman who holds a wine glass by the bowl, and uses it as a prop to gesticulate and make points. She tends to cluster in a group with other women, and she's critical.
She also likes to leans in over her drink towards other people, so she can speak more honestly and be more confidential. She already has a close-knit social group . . . and she's not looking to extend it.
3.) The Ice Queen: A woman who drinks from a wine glass or a short cocktail, and holds it firmly as a barrier across her body. She's cold, defensive, doesn't want to be approached, and she'll put you down if you do.
4.) The Fun-Lover: Someone who likes to drink beer from the bottle, hold it loosely by their shoulder, and take short swigs so they don't miss out on anything in the conversation.
It means you're friendly, lively, you enjoy being with your friends, you like to laugh, and you drink to be sociable . . . so you're always down to meet new people.
5.) The Wallflower: You hold your drink protectively and you don't let go . . . like you're afraid somebody will take it. Your palms are hidden, and the drink's never finished . . . there's always a mouthful left 'in case of an emergency.'
Obviously it means you're shy and submissive, and you're using the drink as a social crutch. If there's a straw, you fidget with it, and you to stir the drink between sips. You copy the pace of the drinking around you.
With Wallflowers you have to take it easy . . . they need to be approached with a few subtle compliments to build their self-confidence.
6.) The Player: A guy with a tall glass, cocktail, or a bottle who uses it as a phallic prop, and plays with it suggestively. He's self-confident, possessive, and can get a little 'handsy' with the women around him . . . and get away with it.
7.) The Peacock: The player who's actually more into himself. He spreads himself over as much space as possible, like pushing the glass away and leaning back in his chair. He's over-confident, arrogant, and would rather just drink with his friends.
8.) The Browbeater: A verbally hostile know-it-all who prefers large pint glasses or bottles, grasps them firmly, gesticulates in a threatening in-your-face way, and is always making fun of other people. If you can't handle it, don't bother.


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'Gay' Dog Saved: Meet Elton, The Bulldog Who Was Rescued From Euthanasia By Stephanie Fryns And The Internet [PHOTOS]
A white bulldog named Elton, who was left at a shelter because its former owner thought it was gay, was saved from euthanasia by veterinary tech Stephanie Fryns thanks to an Internet campaign that went viral.
Elton was left at a rabies control kill shelter in Jackson, Tenn., by its owner who abandoned him, according to ABC News. That's when the group Jackson TN Euthanasia, which seeks to get abandoned dogs homes rather than resorting to euthanasia, stepped in by writing a Facebook post that quickly went viral.
"This guy was signed over to RC, not bc he's mean or bc he tears things up, but because ... His owner says he's gay!" the post read. "He hunched another male dog so his owner threw him away bc he refuses to have a "gay" dog! Even if that weren't the most assinine thing I've ever heard, its still discrimination! Don't let this gorgeous dog die bc his owner is ignorant of normal dog behavior! He's in kennel 10L and he WILL be put down tomorrow bc there is no room at the inn!"
The post quickly went viral with more than 5,000 shares and attracted hundreds of calls to the center inquiring about the dog.
"I have had about 10 million calls this morning. It has been adopted already. It is gone. ... He's in good hands," a shelter worker told the Tennessean.
But only one caller was successful and that was Stephanie Fryns, a veterinary tech from Jackson, who had seen the bulldog on an adoption site long before the campaign went viral online. Fryns, who owns four dogs, said she had plans to adopt him from the get-go.
"I am adopting this big boy first thing in the morning," she wrote. "He will be neutered/htwm tested/and vetted. He will be temperament tested and then placed in a rescue verified and approved home."
Now that Fryns has the dog, which she named Elton, she said he has been "pretty friendly so far.
"He's pretty scared of everything, which is understandable. But he loved the car ride," she said.
"Gay" dogs are not very uncommon, and, according to ABC, homosexual behavior has been exhibited in more than 1,000 different animal species ranging from dogs to penguins.
But according to Pawsitive.org, "dogs that hump (or mount) other dogs -- male or female -- are often just trying to assert their position in the pack ranking system. It isn't always about sex! Ever heard of someone trying to be 'top dog?' It's true in this case and quite literally. If you watch dogs at a dog park, you will see variations of this, such as a dog putting its head on the shoulders of another dog or a dog putting its paw on the shoulders of another dog. These are ways of one dog telling another, 'I'm superior to you, just thought you'd like to know!'"
Similarly, in this case, Elton was likely displaying dominance toward another dog, ABC reported.


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Early next week, if all goes well, America's long quest for dominance in space will reach a new milestone high above the Mojave Desert in California.
The proceeds from a mighty software fortune will launch the first commercial astronaut into space.
SpaceShipOne, a rocket plane developed by aircraft designer Burt Rutan and financed by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, will burn a trajectory 62 miles high, well beyond the atmospheric boundaries of Earth. Its astronaut will become the first to reach space without the benefit of NASA, Houston mission control, or a penny of government support.


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As we all know, celebrities rule the fashion world and never fail to surprise us with wacky red carpet outfits (ahem, Lady Gaga's infamous meat dress) and outrageous hair-dos (we'll always miss Amy Winehouse's signature bee-hive). However, many times it's the starlets' crazy nails that deserve our utmost attention. There are many that you absolutely cannot miss! Here is a quick roundup of 2012's craziest celebrity nail styles that left the awe-struck paparazzi gawking:
1. Rihanna's $5000 Manicure for the Grammy's: Okay, her nails were painted with Red Carpet Manicure's Amore 24, a polish infused with 24 kt gold, but really?! She also added a little dollar sign on the left pinky nail to showcase how expensive the manicure was. The price was definitely worth it...Ri-Ri's nails look totally fab!


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The computer searches for available Bluetooth devices and displays a list in the window. 6. To overcome the limitations in the Windows Bluetooth stack, you can install the Widcomm Bluetooth stack drivers from the manufacturer of your Bluetooth device. Synchronization Profile--Used together with GOEP to synchronize calendar and address information between two Bluetooth devices, such as a laptop and cell phone. With this approach, vendors can be sure that their devices will work with current and future Bluetooth products. http://abltn.com/windows-xp/driver-bluetooth-windows-xp-headset.php
What Is a Bluetooth Stack? Consequently, the installation, configuration, and use of different Bluetooth devices on Windows have a nearly identical look and feel. Click "Browse," navigate to the folder containing the drivers from Step One and then double-click the driver file. To be successful as a consumer technology, Bluetooth needs to be widely supported by vendors.
Select "I Want to Find a Specific Bluetooth Device and Configure How This Computer Will Use Its Services" and then click "Next." Choose your device from the results and then click Click "OK" to confirm your choice and then click "Next" to install the drivers to Windows XP. All submitted content is subject to our Terms Of Use. That is what needs a driver not a Headset which only connects to the Computer tirelessly.If you don't already have a Bluetooth Device inside the computer you need to add one.
Also please exercise your best judgment when posting in the forums--revealing personal information such as your e-mail address, telephone number, and address is not recommended. I will be using the Billionton USB Bluetooth adapter as well as the Motorola HS820 Bluetooth headset (see Figure 1). Thomas Northcut/Photodisc/Getty Images Related Articles 1 How to Use a Bluetooth Headset with Windows Vista 2 How Does a Bluetooth Headset Work? 3 How to Use a Bluetooth Headset With a Bluetooth Headset Driver Windows 7 Free Download Software DownloadsHardwareDriversBluetooth Driver Installer Bluetooth Driver Installer 18.104.22.168 Program InfoScreenshots (4)Virus Tests License: Free Freeware Language: Publisher: bluetoothinstaller OS: Windows 10 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP Updated: Jun
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Double-click "Bluetooth Radios," right-click "Generic Bluetooth Radio" and select "Update Driver" from the context menu to open the Hardware Update Wizard. Windows Xp Bluetooth Software Free Download To add the device to your computer, install the appropriate Bluetooth drivers over the generic stack. Skype is a well-known VoIP program. In this article I am going to show you the steps to prepare your PC so that it can work with your Bluetooth headset.
Click the circle to the left of "Use the passkey found in the documentation" and then type the headset passkey in the text box to the right. Select the name of the headset that you want to connect to your computer and click "Next." 7. Windows Xp Bluetooth Audio Driver But still the same issue. How To Connect Bluetooth Headset To Pc Windows Xp Related Reading Windows XP Unwired A Guide for Home, Office, and the Road By Wei-Meng Lee Version 1.1 of the Bluetooth specification (the current version is 2.0, but most devices are
Thanks for the reply. check my blog My computer detects the headset in the list of blue-tooth devices, but I can't play any music with it. The problem with the Bluetooth stack built into Windows XP SP 2 is that it has limited support for profiles. Photo Credits Thomas Northcut/Photodisc/Getty Images Suggest an Article Correction Related Searches More Articles How to Use the iPad with a VoIP Bluetooth Headset How to Turn Off a Bluetooth Headset Can Windows Xp Connect To Bluetooth Speakers
Dial-Up Networking Profile--Defines how a Bluetooth device can connect to a Bluetooth-enabled modem or mobile phone. Click "No, Not at This Time," then "Next." Choose "Install From a List or Specific Location" and then click "Next." Select "Don't Search, I Will Chose the Driver to Install" and Windows 7-10 Generic DriverWindows 7 32 bitWindows 7 64 bitWindows 10 64 bitWindows 10 32 bitWindows 7 Starter 64 bitWindows 7 Starter 32 bitWindows 7 Home Basic 64 bitWindows 7 Home http://abltn.com/windows-xp/driver-bluetooth-win-xp-sp3.php If you can see the color of the indicator changes (see Figure 22), your headset is working properly.
Let's take a closer look at the 13 profiles defined in Bluetooth 1.1: Generic Access Profile (GAP)--Defines how two Bluetooth devices discover and establish communications between each other. How To Connect Bluetooth Speakers To Pc Windows Xp Which third party driver should I use? Most Bluetooth devices use "0000" as the Bluetooth passkey, but you should check the headset documentation to ensure this is the correct passkey for your specific device. 8.
On the Computer and add the Headset to it.Just out of curiosity how many active Blue Tooth Devices do you have connected?If there are a lot of them you could have Some enter pairing mode when you turn on the device; others require a series of button presses to enter pairing mode. Select forumWindowsMac OsLinuxOtherSmartphonesTabletsSoftwareOpen SourceWeb DevelopmentBrowserMobile AppsHardwareDesktopLaptopsNetworksStoragePeripheralSecurityMalwarePiracyIT EmploymentCloudEmerging TechCommunityTips and TricksSocial EnterpriseSocial NetworkingAppleMicrosoftGoogleAfter HoursPost typeSelect discussion typeGeneral discussionQuestionPraiseRantAlertTipIdeaSubject titleTopic Tags Select up to 3 tags (1 tag required) CloudPiracySecurityAppleMicrosoftIT EmploymentGoogleOpen SourceMobilitySocial EnterpriseCommunitySmartphonesOperating How To Enable Headphones On Windows Xp File Transfer Profile--Used together with the GOEP to transfer files between two Bluetooth devices.
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Among the telephone options available to small businesses is Voice over IP (VoIP), which uses software on your computer to connect phone calls through the Internet. Figure 22. Ranbe also has more than six years of professional information-technology experience, specializing in computer architecture, operating systems, networking, server administration, virtualization and Web design. Sennheiser didn't provide any CD with the headset, and I see none in their website.
You can use a Bluetooth headset when using a VoIP service instead of a telephone handset or wired headset. Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced). In particular, it does not support the Headset profile required to connect with Bluetooth headsets, and hence your Bluetooth headsets will not be able to work with your Windows XP PC. About O'Reilly : Sign In Academic Solutions Jobs Contacts Corporate Information Press Room Privacy Policy Terms of Service Writing for O'Reilly Community Authors Community & Featured Users Forums Membership Newsletters O'Reilly
When I go to Control Panel>Sounds and Audio devices>Audio>Sound Playback-Default device, no bluetooth headset shows in the drop down menu. Using MSN Messenger to test the headset You will also be able to speak into the microphone. Click the "My device is set up and ready to be found" check box and then click the "Next" button. I tried to manually update the driver, though device manager, but that didn't help.
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Prod Crewmen are the melee troops of the Corpus. Clad in green uniforms they wield the Prova shock baton. While they deal less damage than Grineer light units, they can still be dangerous in numbers.
Like regular crewmen, their head is protected by an armored helmet that when damaged will fall apart to reveal their faces.
- Prod Crewmen possess a generic melee combat tactics performed in the game; (a) upon spotting their targets, these units will immediately rush and attack the target with their Prova, (b) if the alarm is raised, they will hide behind cover and will prefer to ambush their targets in close range.
- In defensive game modes like Defense, Mobile Defense and Excavation, when using Snow Globe or Cataclysm to defend the objective, these enemies must not be disregarded, as they will walk under your defenses and attack the objective directly.
- Their melee attacks can be evaded quite easily by players who pay attention to their surroundings. Coolant Leak or in fact any slowing or control effect helps avoiding their strikes further. When fighting with a melee weapon, their attacks can be blocked quite easily.
- As of Update 17.0, Prod Crewman disappear after level 15, similar to how Crewmen disappear after level 15. This causes an extremely limited level range for Prod Crewman Eximus to spawn.
- Before Update 11.0, the Prod Crewmen's Provas looked exactly like the stun-sticks used by the Grineer Flameblades. After the update, the models were replaced by actual Provas.
- As of Update 12.0, the prod crewmen now have a different uniform to make them stand out from the regular crewman, with green replacing the tan coloring. Their Eximus variants wear blue and grey suits.
- Prod Crewmen may be a military police unit, who controls the ranks of the army, with the Prova's effectiveness against Corpus troops being evidence supporting this theory.
- Prod Crewmen bear a striking resemblance to the Civil Protection Officers from Valve's sensational first-person shooter, Half-Life 2. Not only are they members of a similar faction (Corpus/Combine Overwatch), but they also wield a similar melee weapon, with the Prod Crewmen brandishing a Prova, and the Metrocops carrying a Stun Baton that can be electrically charged for stronger effects. The possibility of the Prod Crewmen being a military policeman only strengthens this resemblance, as Metrocops punish unlawful people as the Prod Crewmen supposedly does to disobedient Corpus. However, Metrocops are willing human volunteers to the Combine Overwatch, and are also known for carrying weapons such as a 9mm handgun, a submachine gun, and a hand grenade.
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|Letter from H G Spicer, member of the executive of the Liberal Association of the South St Pancras division (19 New Bridge Street, London), to WSC (105 Mount Street) suggesting that John Seely [later 1st Lord Mottistone] might successfully stand for the Liberals in the constituency at the General Election and mentioning Spicer's connection with the Whitefield's Mission, a large and powerful organisation in the constituency. Reminds WSC of his appointment to address the Men's Meeting and mentions that Welldon is to do the same the following week. Signed typescript Originally enclosed in
|28 Mar 1904
|Letter from John Seely [later 1st Lord Mottistone] (Totland Bay Hotel, Isle of Wight) to WSC, discussing the possibility of Seely's standing as a candidate for Sheffield [Yorkshire] or South St Pancras [London], attacking the Tories who walked out on WSC when he began to speak in the adjournment debate in the House of Commons on 29 March and describing anti-Tory placards displayed on the Isle of Wight. Mentions an outbreak of scarlet fever at Brooke village.
|01 Apr 1904
|Letter from J H Peet (The Ridges, Farnborough, Hampshire) to WSC referring to Peet's earlier letter about the debt owing to him by Captain Christie and expressing his determination to expose the system whereby "the Heads of H.M. Army" condone such debts.
|02 Apr 1904
|Letter from Ivor Guest [later Lord Ashby St Ledgers and Lord Wimborne (2nd baron, 1st viscount)] (Bedford House, Kings Road, Brighton, [Sussex]; notepaper: Ashby St Ledgers, Rugby, [Warwickshire]) to WSC mentioning that he has seen the ?South Wales Daily News reporter and that he is to go to Cardiff for an informal meeting with the Liberal executive. Condemns the Tories' treatment of WSC over the Protection issue and the "nauseating" personalisation of politics but praises Lord Hugh Cecil's [later Lord Quickswood] defence of WSC.
|02 Apr 1904
|Letter from Thomas Garnett (Radeclyffe, Clitheroe, [Lancashire]) to WSC asking whether he proposes a Liberal, a combined Liberal and Tory, or a Free Trade League nomination as a Free Trade candidate.
|03 Apr 1904
|Letter from Thomas Garnett (Radeclyffe, Clitheroe, [Lancashire]) to WSC describing the difficulties which would arise if the Free Trade League were to officially nominate WSC to contest North-West Manchester.
|05 Apr 1904
|Letter from Thomas Garnett (Radeclyffe, Clitheroe, [Lancashire]) to WSC assuring him of the help of the Free Trade League should his challenge to contest Oldham [Lancashire] be accepted, referring to the risk that the Manchester Tories might attempt to "dish" WSC and suggesting that WSC have an independent nomination with the League adopting the same attitude as that of the official Liberals.
|06 Apr 1904
|Letter from Thomas Garnett (Radeclyffe, Clitheroe, [Lancashire]) to WSC (Blenheim Palace) stating that the local consensus is that the Free Trade League cannot officially nominate WSC to North-West Manchester but that steps will be taken to secure his nomination by the official Liberals as a "Free Trader, pure and simple" with the League giving him its full support.
|08 Apr 1904
|Letter from A George Bennett (28 High Oldham Street, Lower Broughton, Manchester) to WSC praising his political conduct and expressing disgust at the Tories' treatment of him during the adjournment debate in the House of Commons on 29 March. Annotated by WSC: "answered by me".
|08 Apr 1904
|Letter from Albert Hobson (Junior Constitutional Club, Piccadilly, [London]) to WSC regretting WSC's decision not to stand for Sheffield [Yorkshire] and stating his own intention to consult Liberal leaders in Sheffield about WSC's suggestion that John Seely [later 1st Lord Mottistone] should be approached. Hopes the 8th Duke of Devonshire will address a meeting in Sheffield.
|11 Apr 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to Arthur Balfour [later Lord Balfour] giving Balfour's illness as the reason for his not having already published their correspondence and seeking his permission to do so now in order that Balfour's "clever & amusing contribution should not be lost to the public eye." MS copy in WSC's hand. Annotated by WSC: "not to go".
|12 Apr 1904
|Letter from Sir Michael Hicks Beach [later Lord St Aldwyn] (House of Commons Library) to WSC explaining that he is retiring from the House of Commons because he believes that his party will be a Protectionist one after the next General Election. Advises that for parliamentary success it is essential to adhere exclusively either to Tory or to Radical ideas and not to mix the two.
|12 Apr 1904
|Letter from 4th Lord Salisbury (20 Arlington Street, [London]) to WSC affirming his approval of the government but criticising "the uncertainty of its arrangements" (as illustrated by the postponement of a forthcoming cabinet meeting) and explaining that as he is unable to vote against them in the Commons all he can do is "denounce Jack Sandars". Asks to postpone a meeting with WSC and humorously asserts his support for Free Trade.
|12 Apr 1904
|Letter from Thomas Garnett (Radeclyffe, Clitheroe, [Lancashire]) to WSC outlining the arrangements for WSC's meeting with a deputation from the North-West Manchester constituency.
|12 Apr 1904
|Letter from J Moore Bayley (47 Temple Row, Birmingham) to WSC wishing him good luck in the North-West Manchester contest and regretting Lionel Holland's small chance of victory in Edgbaston [Birmingham]. On the contemporary filing slip this letter is wrongly dated 14 April.
|19 Apr 1904
|Letter from Albert J Hobson (Thomas Turner & Co, Suffolk Works, Sheffield, [Yorkshire]) to WSC (105 Mount Street) pointing out the disadvantages of WSC's standing for North- West Manchester and urging him to stand for the Central Division of Sheffield instead.
|15 Apr 1904
|Letter from Sir Alexander Acland-Hood [later 1st Lord St Audries] (12 Downing Street) to WSC stating that he has not repeated to the press his conversation with WSC on 29 March, neither has he commented on WSC's correspondence with the Prime Minister, [Arthur Balfour, later Lord Balfour], which he thinks WSC was wise not to publish.
|12 Apr 1904
|Letter from Professor Goldwin Smith (The Grange, Toronto, [Canada]) to WSC enclosing a cutting on Free Trade from the Winnipeg Tribune [not present] and stating that he has yet to see an expression of definite support for Joseph Chamberlain's policy in any major journal in Canada or in the Canadian parliament. Refutes Chamberlain's assertion that only preferential duties could prevent the colonies severing themselves from the mother country and attributes the agitation to Chamberlain's desire to attract attention away from the results of his South African policy.
|16 Apr 1904
|Letter from Douglas M Gane (456 Great St Helen's, [London]) to WSC asserting that in view of the growth of French power on the Atlantic coast of Morocco Britain should have safeguarded her communications with Cape Colony [South Africa] by obtaining the right to use the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife [Canary Islands], which could have been done by including Spain in the recent Anglo-French agreement.
|16 Apr 1904
|Letter from Henry J Southall, solicitor (20 Etnam Street, Leominster, [Herefordshire]), to WSC paying tribute to Lord Randolph Churchill and praising WSC's recent speeches on the fiscal question. Sees WSC as having the necessary qualities to become leader of the Liberal Party.
|19 Apr 1904
|Letter from William Clegg (Hotel Great Central, London) to WSC expressing disappointment at WSC's decision not to stand for Central Sheffield [Yorkshire] and asserting that North-West Manchester will be a more difficult seat to win.
|19 Apr 1904
|Letter from William Clegg (Whirlow Green, Sheffield, [Yorkshire]) to WSC referring to a paragraph in the Daily Express in which doubt was cast on WSC's ability to obtain the complete support of the North-West Manchester Liberals and reminding him of the continued availability of Central Sheffield [Yorkshire]. Reports the hostile reception given to Sir Howard Vincent in that constituency and his uncomplimentary remarks about WSC.
|22 Apr 1904
|Letter from F H Lambert, vice president of the Cardiff Free Trade League and the Penarth Free Trade League (West House, Penarth, [Glamorgan], Wales), to WSC commiserating with him on his lapse of memory in the House of Commons on the previous night [whilst speaking in the debate on the Trade Union and Trade Disputes Bill] and deploring the general ignorance about Free Trade in his (Lambert's) locality. This situation will be remedied only by Joseph Chamberlain's specific determination to tax food, rather than by an understanding of the general demerits of Protection. Invites WSC to follow Reginald McKenna and Lord George Hamilton in accepting his hospitality and criticises the two parliamentary candidates for South Glamorgan.
|23 Apr 1904
|Letter from Walter T Williams, an honorary secretary of the Cardiff and District Free Trade League (17 Working Street, Cardiff, [Wales]), to WSC reporting the hostility of the local Labour Party and Trades Council to the candidature in Cardiff of Ivor Guest [later Lord Ashby St Ledgers and Lord Wimborne (2nd baron, 1st viscount)] and asking WSC to help to win them over by sharing a platform with Guest at a Free Trade meeting. Signed and annotated typescript.
|23 Apr 1904
|Letter from Sidney Low (2 Durham Place, Chelsea, [London]) to WSC congratulating him on his recent policy letter to the North-West Manchester Liberals.
|23 Apr 1904
|Letter from Ivor Guest [later Lord Ashby St Ledgers and Lord Wimborne (2nd baron, 1st viscount)] (3 Savile Row, [London]) to WSC stating that although Liberal sources claim that the Trades Council in Cardiff [Wales] has exaggerated its own electoral strength, he believes that they could still wreck his campaign and a meeting is therefore to be held to conciliate them. Disclaims responsibility for the alleged employment of foreign labour at the Dowlais Works. Should he fail to obtain the unanimous nomination of the local Liberal Association he will not press his candidature.
|26 Apr 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to 6th Lord Londonderry referring to the conditions of WSC's candidature for North- West Manchester and explaining that he has not yet resigned from the Carlton Club because he has not formally joined the Liberal Party. However, in view of his general opposition to the government he asks Londonderry, as a member of the club's committee, to use his discretion as to whether WSC should remain a member. MS copy in WSC's hand.
|02 May 1904
|Letter from 6th Lord Londonderry (Londonderry House, Park Lane, [London]) to WSC stating that he wishes to consult "one or two well known & fair minded men of the Party" before advising WSC about his membership of the Carlton Club.
|03 May 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to David Thomas expressing surprise at Thomas's opposition to the candature of Ivor Guest's [later Lord Ashby St Ledgers and Lord Wimborne (2nd baron, 1st viscount)] for Cardiff [Wales] in view of the fact that Guest is more "advanced" in his views than WSC, to whom Thomas has pledged his full support. Urges Thomas to put aside personal considerations and support Guest for the sake of the cause of Free Trade. MS copy in WSC's hand.
|[04 May 1904]
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to Percy Lawrence approving the influence of debating societies such as the one of which Lawrence is a member: "People are nowadays far too much inclined to think about football and far too little inclined to think about social and political questions." MS copy in the hand of Annette Anning.
|04 May 1904
|Letter from David Thomas (House of Commons) to WSC explaining that his support for WSC's possible candidature for Cardiff [Wales] was based on the belief that WSC was prepared to come fully over to the Liberal side, but Thomas has been disappointed by WSC's attitude to such issues as Irish Home Rule, disestablishment of the English Church, and reform of the House of Lords. Neither is Ivor Guest [later Lord Ashby St Ledgers and Lord Wimborne (2nd baron, 1st viscount)] radical enough for Cardiff, and those who voted for his adoption were not representative of local Liberal and Labour opinion. Cardiff is heavily dependent on Free Trade and is a safe Liberal seat which should not be entrusted to "one who might at a critical moment prove a source of weakness rather than of strength.".
|05 May 1904
|Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Malcolm Kincaid-Smith (48 Westminster Palace Gardens, Victoria Street, [London]) to WSC requesting advice about addressing a meeting of delegates at Stratford-on-Avon [Warwickshire] and reporting that although "Ronald" [?Kincaid-Smith] is "a bit prejudicial" he has made a bargain with him.
|06 May [1904]
|Letter from Ernest Villiers (22 Adelaide Crescent, Brighton, [Sussex]) to WSC inviting him to address a meeting at Hove Town Hall in reply to a forthcoming speech in Birmingham by Joseph Chamberlain.
|09 May 1904
|Letter from Henry Massingham (34 Grosvenor Road, Westminster, [London]) to WSC an mentioning article on Liberal land policy in the Contemporary Review and recommending that WSC meet Mr Outhwaite, former editor of the labour newspaper in Johannesburg, who can give him important information about South Africa.
|10 May 1904
|Letter from Walter Isaac, honorary secretary of the organising committee of the Cobden Centenary Celebration organised by the Cobden Club and the North London Liberal Educational Council, (314 Caledonian Road, [London]), to WSC requesting a photograph of WSC to include in the event's souvenir programme.
|12 May 1904
|Letter from J Last (Curriers Lane, Princess Street, Ipswich, [Suffolk]) to WSC thanking him, as a working man, for his efforts in favour of "free food" and attacking Joseph Chamberlain's policies and rich capitalists who underpay their workers. Asserts that the inability of working-class people to afford decent food is the reason for the large number of undersized recruits rejected by the military authorities.
|12 May 1904
|Letter from G W Keeble (Peterborough) to WSC congratulating him on a recent speech and comparing him to William Gladstone. Hopes he will unmask "the Birmingham imposter" [Joseph Chamberlain]. Annotated in shorthand.
|15 May 1904
|Letter from Ernest P Ray, honorary secretary of the Young Britons Society (90 Putney Road, Handsworth, Birmingham), to WSC outlining the proposed activities of the society, which has been established "to resuscitate Liberalism amongst the Birmingham young men" and asking WSC to become a vice president. Signed typescript. Annotated in shorthand.
|16 May 1904
|Letter from G H Perris, secretary of the Cobden Club (28 Victoria Street, London) to WSC asking whether he approves of the enclosed resolution [see
|17 May 1904
|Resolution in favour of "Free Trade, Peace, Retrenchment and Reform" recommended by the committee of the Cobden Club to meetings held to celebrate the centenary of Richard Cobden's birth. Sent with
|[17 May 1904]
|Letter from Max Hecht (35 Belsize Park Gardens [London]) to WSC congratulating him on his speech on the Finance Bill in the House of Commons on the previous night.
|17 May 1904
|Cutting from the Wolverhampton Express and Star: letter from "A.S." quoting passages favourable to imperial preference from a speech given by WSC at Wednesbury [Staffordshire] in 1901 and accusing him of inconsistency. See also
|17 May 1904
|Letter from George E Johnson, secretary and registration agent of the West Wolverhampton Conservative Association, (33 Queen Street, Wolverhampton, [Staffordshire]) to WSC asking him to explain why his views on trade have changed since his speech at Wednesbury [Staffordshire] in 1901 in favour of imperial preference. Newspaper cutting affixed. See also
|19 May 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to George Johnson [secretary and registration agent of the West Wolverhampton Conservataive Association] explaining that after approaching the trade question with an open mind he had concluded by the autumn of 1902 that Protectionism was unsound. MS draft in WSC's hand. Annotated: "keep, I have sent answer".
|19 May 1904
|Letter from John Morley [later Lord Morley] (Flowermead, Wimbledon Park, [London]) to WSC referring to a "very provoking" matter and promising to "get at" a certain MP "of a singularly obdurate temper" when the House next meets.
|21 May 1904
|Letter from Sir Charles Dilke (Speech House, Coleford, Gloucestershire) to WSC discussing census figures relating to the business of the Royal Commission on Alien Immigration.
|28 May 1904
|Letter from Sir Charles Dilke (George Hotel, Newent, [Gloucestershire]) to WSC referring to his (Dilke's) earlier letter sent from Speech House and mentioning that he has returned WSC's "excellent" letter.
|Letter from Herbert Vivian (Blenheim Club, 12 St James's Square, [London]) mentioning that since the Observer is still in the hands of Jews WSC's recent pronouncement on the alien question will be well received in that quarter. Vivian is taking an anti-immigration stance in his campaign in Deptford [London] but he offers to moderate his tone should WSC wish it. Discusses plan to win over "young Evelyn" [John Evelyn the son of William Evelyn, MP for Deptford, 1885-88] and asks whether Hubert Carr-Gomm, who has been invited to Vivian's forthcoming campaign meeting, is still friendly to WSC.
|31 May 1904
|Letter from F W Soutter (Free Trade Union, 102 Spa Road, London) to WSC praising his recently published letter on the Aliens Bill and complaining that Joseph Chamberlain's attack on "foreigners" has been taken up by some who attend Free Trade Union meetings. Asks for clarification of an apparent discrepancy between figures quoted by WSC and by Stuart Samuel. Annotated in shorthand.
|01 Jun 1904
|Letter from T Paynter Allen, secretary of the Marriage Law Reform Association (2 Dean's Yard, Westminster Abbey, [London]) to WSC claiming overwhelming support for the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill and offering to submit the present draft of the bill to WSC and the Solicitor-General "with a view to any possible common understanding as regards its details." Annotated in shorthand.
|20 Jun 1904
|Letter from Edwin Montagu (12 Kensington Palace Gardens, [London]) to WSC asking him to address a political meeting in Cambridge and wondering how [?] feels after Leo Maxse's comments on his political prospects in the National Review.
|02 Jun 1904
|Letter from William T Stead, editor of the Review of Reviews (Mowbray House, Norfolk Street, Strand, London), to WSC requesting an interview. Signed typescript.
|02 Jun 1904
|Letter from W J Piper, editorial director of the Derby Daily Telegraph (39 Corn Market, Derby), to WSC asking him to address an anti-government meeting in Derby organised by the local Liberal Association and describing the political situation in the town. Annotated in shorthand.
|02 Jun 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to [?the Free Trade Union] on Indian exports of indigo and the need for a revision of the patent laws. MS copy in the hand of Annette Anning.
|03 Jun 1904
|Letter from Edward Leighton Buckwell (Newington Vicarage, Folkestone, [Kent]) to WSC stating that he has cited WSC as a referee in support of his application for a post in the colonial police force.
|03 Jun 1904
|Letter from William Robinson (154 New Hall Lane, Preston, [Lancashire]) to WSC (House of Commons) describing how he was forced out of his editorial posts at the Preston Herald and the Darwen Gazette by local Tory leaders, who objected to his support of Free Trade, and soliciting WSC's help in securing a post with a liberal paper. Annotated by WSC: "I will dictate a reply".
|04 Jun 1904
|Letter from J W Compston (Sunnyside, Beech Range, Levenshulme, [Manchester]) to WSC praising his recent speech in the Free Trade Hall and requesting advice on obtaining a copy WSC's letter from prison in South Africa. Annotated in shorthand.
|05 Jun 1904
|Letter from R F Ware, agent for the Crewe Division Constitutional Association (21 Brooklyn Street, Crewe, [Cheshire] to WSC complaining that the candidate for whom he is agent has styled himself simply as a "Tariff Reform Candidate" and has therefore no chance of winning. Ware therefore seeks WSC's help in obtaining the agency of the North Lonsdale Division of Lancashire.
|06 Jun 1904
|Letter from 3rd Lord Carrington [later Lord Lincolnshire] (50 Grosvenor Street, [London]) to WSC congratulating him on his speech at the Cobden Centenary demonstration at Alexandra Palace and, reporting that Mr Robbie, the Solicitor General of Tasmania [Australia], was also pleased with it.
|06 Jun 1904
|Letter from Dr Louis Elkind (4 Park Place, St James's, [London]) to WSC enclosing letter of introduction from Sir Michael Foster and requesting an interview. Annotated in shorthand.
|08 Jun 1904
|Letter from Sir Michael Foster (Athenaeum Club, [London]) introducing Dr Louis Elkind. Sent with
|18 May 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to [?] announcing that his voting in the House orf Commons will be determined by the merits of each issue and by his belief that a general election should take place as soon as possible. Draft in WSC's hand.
|09 Jun 1904
|Letter from Charles Prescott (42 Half Moon Street, [London]) to WSC asking him to support his Liberal candidature for the St Augustine's division of Kent with a speech at Deal. CHAR 2/17/81 12 June 1904 Letter from Francis William Fox (Reform Club, Pall Mall, [London]) to WSC enclosing a printed letter on the Licensing Bill sent by him to the Home Secretary [Aretas Akers-Douglas] [see
|11 Jun 1904
|Letter from Francis William Fox (Reform Club, [London]) to Aretas Akers-Douglas (the Home Secretary) detailing the objections of the Temperance movement, churches and others to the Licensing Bill and suggesting amendments to it. Printed Originally sent with
|12 Jun 1904
|Letter from W W Simpson (c/o Turquand, Young & Co, 41 Coleman Street, [London]) to WSC asking for a loan to help meet the costs of a case being heard in the Court of Appeal. Annotated in shorthand.
|12 Jun 1904
|Letter from Rosie Evans (c/o the Mayor of Lindley, Orange River Colony [later Orange Free State], South Africa) to WSC asking him to contribute with books or money towards the establishment of a library in Lindley in order to make the local people "proud of being merged into our grand Empire.".
|12 Jun 1904
|Letter from Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman (House of Commons) to WSC on the forthcoming vote and debate on colonial trade and the collapse of the government's proposals for reform of the army.
|15 Jun 1904
|Letter from William Stead (editor of the Review of Reviews, Mowbray House, Norfolk Street, Strand, London) to WSC enclosing a proof of his article on WSC [not present] and asserting that WSC's opposition to Irish Home Rule is the only obstacle to his success. Signed typescript.
|15 Jun 1904
|Letter from J Hirst Hollowell, secretary of the Northern Counties Education League (Castlemere, Rochdale, [Lancashire]) to WSC enclosing the prospectus of the League [not present], outlining its policies, and asking WSC to become a Vice President.
|16 Jun 1904
|Letter from Sir William Holland (Temple Chambers, St James's Square, Manchester) to WSC describing a "ridiculous" poster on American cotton imports put up by the Tariff Reform League in Market Harborough, [Leicestershire].
|16 Jun 1904
|Letter from J Moore Bayley (47 Temple Row, Birmingham) to WSC expressing the belief that Joseph Chamberlain "will get troublesome directly" and hoping that Lady Howe's illness is not too serious. Annotated in shorthand.
|18 Jun 1904
|Letter from Horace Plunkett (105 Mount Street, [London]) to WSC recommending him to read a chapter of his on Irish administration.
|20 Jun 1904
|Letter from John S Higham, Liberal parliamentary candidate for Sowerby Bridge, [Yorkshire], to WSC thanking him for his letter of support but proposing an alteration to its wording to remove ambiguity which could be exploited by his political opponents. Annotated in shorthand.
|24 Jun 1904
|Letter from Alderman James Southern (House of Commons) approving WSC's suggestion that certain correspondence be published.
|24 Jun 1904
|Letter from Howard Dickinson, honorary secretary of the Dudley Horticultural Society (Dudley, Worcestershire) to WSC inviting him to open the Society's annual exhibition. Annotated in shorthand.
|25 Jun 1904
|Letter from WSC to Sydney Phillips, secretary of the Riverside Conservative Club, Cardiff [Wales], pointing out that he joined the Club by invitation and stating that he will not complain if the Club's actions confirm his contention that all those who oppose Protectionism will be driven out of the Conservative Party. Copy in the hand of Annette Anning. Annotated in shorthand.
|27 Jun 1904
|Letter from R F Ware, organising secretary and registration agent of the North Lonsdale Unionist Association (2 Theatre Street, Ulverston, [Lancashire]) to WSC thanking him for help in obtaining his present post. Annotated in shorthand.
|28 Jun 1904
|Letter from Alfred Stansfield (52 Moorhouse Place, Gibraltar, Pudsey, [Yorkshire]) to WSC complaining about the provision for compensation to licence-holders in the Licensing Bill.
|29 Jun 1904
|Part of a letter from WSC (Blenheim Palace) to [James Southern] on the disfranchisement in local elections of limited liability companies and on other electoral reform issues. 2 drafts, one in the hand of Annette Anning, the other in the hand of WSC. For 2 more complete copies of this letter, see
|[Sep 1904]
|Letter from James W Southern (Beechwood, Marple, [Lancashire]) to WSC (House of Commons) complaining of the disfranchisement in local elections of limited liability companies.
|21 Jun 1904
|Letter from James W Southern (Beechwood, Marple, [Lancashire]) to WSC discussing a letter on Protectionism and other matters and referring to imputations of insincerity [?against WSC].
|18 Sep 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street and Blenheim Palace) to James Southern on the disfranchisement in local elections of limited liability companies and on other electoral reform issues. 2 drafts, both in the hand of Annette Anning, one copy sent to Sir George Herbert Murray.
|23 Sep 1904
|Letter from Sydney H Phillips, secretary of the Riverside Conservative Club (56 Neville Street, Cardiff, [Wales]), to WSC (105 Mount Street) stating that WSC has been excluded from the club as a result of his oppostion to the government.
|02 Jul 1904
|Letter from T Robinson, secretary of the London District Council of the Postmen's Federation (27 Portland Road, Notting Hill, [London]), to WSC on a convenient date for WSC to address a meeting on the effect of fiscal policy on the civil service. Annotated in shorthand.
|04 Jul 1904
|Letter from Samuel Robinson, secretary of the Alien Immigration Bill Protest Committee (5 Gascoyne Street, Rusholme, Manchester), to WSC asking him to persuade John Seely [later 1st Lord Mottistone], Sir Charles Dilke, Charles Trevelyan, Walter Runciman [later 1st Lord Runciman] and George Harwood to attend the Committee's forthcoming demonstration in Heaton Park. Annotated in shorthand.
|04 Jul 1904
|Letter from Alexander Murray, the Master of Elibank, [later Lord Murray of Elibank] (Brooks's, St James's Street, London) to WSC praising his political conduct. Part pub. CV II, Part 1, p.351.
|02 Jul 1904
|Letter from G S Pawle (Widford, Ware, Hertfordshire) to WSC criticising the absence of a time limit for compensation to brewers in the Licensing Bill. Annotated in shorthand.
|03 Jul 1904
|Letter from Herbert Vivian (Granville House, Portman Square, [London]) to WSC discussing Vivian's character sketches of WSC and others to be published in the Pall Mall Gazette and requesting a seat in the House of Commons Strangers' Gallery for a supporter of his from Deptford.
|06 Jul 1904
|Letter from Sophia Sturge (447 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham) to WSC asking him to speak on the Licensing Bill at a garden party in Harborne, a district of Edgbaston.
|06 Jul 1904
|Letter from Charles Dreyfus, president of the Alien Immigration Bill Protest Committee (Claremont, Fallowfield, Manchester), to WSC thanking him for forcing the government to withdraw the Bill.
|10 Jul 1904
|Letter from Herbert Vivian (Blenheim Club, 12 St James's Square, [London]) to WSC thanking him for agreeing to obtain a House of Commons ticket for one of his (Vivian's) supporters.
|12 Jul 1904
|Letter from A Grimshaw Haywood (Rearsby, Blundellsands, [Lancashire]) to WSC enclosing a copy of a letter he has sent to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman together with a pamphlet made up of letters sent to the Manchester Guardian [not present]. Annotated in shorthand.
|13 Jul 1904
|Letter from Edwin Montagu (12 Kensington Palace Gardens, London) to WSC on the arrangements for a forthcoming demonstration.
|13 Jul 1904
|Letter from J W Walton, honorary secretary of the Wednesbury Institute, (Bank House, Wednesbury, [Staffordshire]) to WSC (105 Mount Street) enclosing the annual report of the Institute [not present] and asking WSC to nominate its next president. Annotated in shorthand.
|16 Jul 1904
|Letter from John Seely [later 1st Lord Mottistone] (Villa Adria, Langenschwalbach, Germany) to WSC expressing the hope that WSC will not allow Arthur Balfour [later Lord Balfour] to put off the colonial vote and approving WSC's resolution on the new scheme of army reform. Mentions his horse rides through the mountains of the area and the fact that the local people think he is a spy.
|17 Jul 1904
|Letter from Alexander Murray, the Master of Elibank [later Lord Murray of Elibank] (House of Commons Library), to WSC asking him to address a Free Trade meeting at Peebles [Scotland] and noting the prevalence of Protectionism among the woollen manufacturers of the Border towns.
|18 Jul 1904
|Letter from Rev D K Auchterlonie (Craigdam Manse, Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire, [Scotland]) to WSC expressing his joy "as an old Radical and Presbyterian minister", that WSC's concern for the poor has brought him onto the side of the Liberal Party.
|21 Jul 1904
|Letter from 2nd Lord Tweedmouth (Guisachan, Beauly, [Inverness-shire, Scotland]) to WSC reporting the terminal illness of Fanny, Lady Tweedmouth [earlier Lady Fanny Churchill and Lady Fanny Marjoribanks] and discussing WSC's forthcoming meetings in Scotland and advising him, with reference to David Lloyd-George's proposed accommodation between the Liberals and the Unionist Free Traders, to "make your little party one of young Liberals" and to avoid excessive attacks on "our own molluscs on the front bench". Hopes WSC will be able to convert Sir Ernest Cassel, WSC's host in Switzerland, to "sounder fiscal views".
|21 Jul 1904
|Letter from C R Roberts (Barkly East, Cape Colony, South Africa), "late Montmorency's Scouts", to WSC asking for financial assistance. Annotated: "sent £10".
|21 Jul 1904
|Letter from J W Walton, honorary secretary of the Wednesbuy Institute (Bank House, Wednesbury [Staffordshire]), to WSC asking him to join Ian Malcolm in persuading Lord Curzon to accept the presidency of the Institute. Annotated in shorthand.
|22 Jul 1904
|Letter from Colonel Thursby Dauncey (Woodfields, Llangarron, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire), formerly of the 21st Lancers, to WSC giving a detailed account of his allegedly unfair dismissal from the command of the Inniskilling Dragoons (involving Robert Baden-Powell as Inspector-General of Cavalry) and asking him to take up his case in Parliament.
|23 Jul 1904
|Letter from Robert H Fleming (Tyresson, Chryston, [Lanarkshire, Scotland]) to WSC asking for advice on how the Unionist Free Traders of North-East Lanark should vote in the forthcoming bye-election. Original letter and 2 typescript copies on 105 Mount Street notepaper.
|26 Jul 1904
|Letter from T Paynter Allen, secretary of the Marriage Law Reform Association (2 Dean's Yard, Westminster Abbey), to Councillor J Harrop of Manchester claiming overwhelming support for the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill among parliamentary candidates and asking about the view of "the Liberal candidate for North-West Manchester" [WSC].
|26 Jul 1904
|List of Labour MPs who support the Deceased Wife's Sister Bill. Typescript annotated in the hand of T Paynter Allen: "84 out of 86 (no objector)".
|[Jul 1904]
|Letter from Walter Davies (Tan Bank House, Wellington, Shropshire) to WSC recalling vehement attacks on Joseph Chamberlain made by Colonel Kenyon Slaney and contrasting them with Slaney's current views.
|26 Jul 1904
|Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to Robert H Fleming advising the Unionist Free Traders of North-East Lanark [Scotland] to vote for Free Trade candidates even though they (the candidates) are also in favour of Irish Home Rule. 2 copies, one in the hand of WSC, the other in typescript.
|27 Jul 1904
|Letter from Joseph Arnall, secretary of the Wednesbury Liberal Club (Church Street, Wednesbury, [Staffordshire]) to WSC thanking him for helping the Liberals during the election for the Oswestry division [of Shropshire].
|28 Jul 1904
|Letter from John Belcher (Sunbury House, Queens Road, Clissold Park, [Stoke Newington, London]) to WSC congratulating him on his part in the Oswestry [Shropshire] election victory. Annotated in shorthand.
|28 Jul 1904
|Letter from Colonel Thursby Dauncey (Woodfields, Llangarron, Ross-on-Wye, [Herefordshire]) to WSC re- iterating his complaint of unfair dismissal from the command of the Inniskilling Dragoons.
|28 Jul 1904
|Letter from F G Stokes (6 Sandwell Mansions, West Hampstead, [London]) to WSC asking for advice in countering the Protectionist argument that the price of bread was not lowered by the abolition of the Corn Laws.
|28 Jul 1904
|Letter from Professor W Davenport, secretary of the Educational Department of the Failsworth Industrial Society Ltd (Central Store, Dob Lane, Failsworth, [Lancashire]) to WSC asking him to attend the Department's annual meeting.
|29 Jul 1904


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I found Tracey at a particularly dark time in my life , when the stress I was under was causing me to have neck and back pains and sciatica. Tracey treated me with Reiki. I could feel the warmth and energy flowing through her hands into me. The Reiki couldn't effect an instant cure to the aches and pains, but it did fill me with new energy and the strength to carry on. Tracey was wonderfully intuitive as well and could tell a lot about my state of mind by just touching me. She was able to ounsell me and offer wise advice.
I shall certainly go back for more and longer term I would love to do one of her courses.
Tracey introduced me to Reiki and I have taken my Reiki 1 and Reiki 2 is now booked and I have given a few sessions to friends following Tracey's guidance. Tracey is a very caring and spiritual person and the atmosphere in her home is very relaxing and welcoming. She has given me Reiki treatments and Hopi Ear Candle treatment and I always feel much better and sleep well after seeing Tracey. I could not recommend her highly enough. Try her therapies out, you won't regret it.


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Hi my darling friends!
Hope you all had a lovely weekend. I watched The Avengers on 3D with my husband this weekend. Who all watched it? It was a fab movie and we totally enjoyed it.
This weekend, I was in search for a liquid eyeliner as I only own gel eyeliners. I find it difficult to use a gel eyeliner in the mornings before going to work, because I take longer using a brush to apply the eyeliner, and I also like to clean my eyeliner brush before putting it back in its place. Since I am short of time in the mornings, I wanted something that was easier to apply.
I visited the Illamsqua stand in search for black liquid eyeliner but they were out of stock. The salesman (yes it was a man, and I seemed to know more about makeup than he did) showed me the Illamsqua Precision Ink in Havoc. This is a gorgeous burgundy colored eyeliner. The Illamasqua website describes it as an 'aubergine' colored eyeliner. To me, it is a reddish black color that it totally wearable.
I love this, it is so easy to apply, and once it dries, it doesn't budge. I had it on from 7 am to around 5 pm. It is also easy to remove. I just used a normal makeup wipe and I did not have to scrub it hard to get it off which is a plus. I definitely want to get the same eyeliner in black.
This costs AED 100 and I bought it from Areej.
Any other liquid eyeliners that you recommend?