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BTC – Typically the joy of Thursday mornings comes with the radio magazine piece we do called, Waking Up Orwell. This week's guest, William Lewis, had piles of documented dirt and background on the American intelligence machinery. His documentaries are intense and informative.
However – the broadcast outputs were mysteriously cut shortly after the intro. Neither myself or William could be heard over BlogTalkRadio.com. The show ran for 60 minutes, but less than 5 minutes were broadcasted live over the internet last Thursday.
BeatTheChip.org recently posted 2 pieces on Cass Sunstein declaring open season on "conspiracy theorists" as qualified intelligence targets. This is where it get's complicated. "Conspiracy" is a government term which is being twisted to sonoymously dispose of another word – dissent.
Think for yourself.
The U.S. government's universal targeting on dissent comes down to documenting their wrongdoings. For example, a Philadelphia reporter was arrested for photographing a GITMO protest and charged with "criminal conspiracy". Her photos were confiscated. Here's the good news – the charges were proven to be bogus and they were dropped. However "conspiracy" is now being redefined with treasonous meaning against The Establishment.
Below is the rest of the show after we aired a short clip from an interview with Aaron Russo. I'll be the first to admit, if the government wants me to stop doing something that isn't illegal and is in the range of my Bill of Rights – I'm going to test it.
William Lewis, whose mic is routinely cut during interviews to promote his films, didn't tell me that he was doing his own recording of the program. This episode will go down in Waking Up Orwell's history as sort of a media actvism bootleg.
WAKING UP ORWELL featuring Filmaker William Lewis
The reasons why my mic was cut are currently ascribed to "technical glitches" on behalf of BlogTalkRadio.com. We sincerely hope that is all that it was.


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Would it be possible to create a little junit test case that reproduces this, if you use the jms api on the client it will be easy to compare both stomp and openwire in this scenario. When u have the test case, please open a jira so this issue is tracked and visible and we will have a peek. The test case will ensure we are investigating exactly what you are seeing. On 28 June 2012 03:01, Steffen Plotner <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I have been testing and debugging using ActiveMQ-5.6.0 and tcp+stomp the performance of the following application (written in perl using Net::STOMP::Client): > > Message headers include persistence=true. > > client sends message to a queue with a reply-to header of /temp-queue/return_queue > server consumes from queue and responds via reply-to > this takes about 0.08 seconds and works perfectly. > > client sends message to a queue with a reply-to header of /queue/return_queue > server consumes from queue and responds via reply-to > this takes about 0.003 seconds and works perfectly also - why is the /temp-queue so slow? > > I found a post from 2007 and I think the problem exists in the current version. I would like this to be addressed, as I would believe there are many applications using the temp-queue feature: > > http://grokbase.com/t/activemq/users/072hszfp50/sending-async-messages-to-temp-queue-really-slow > > Steffen > > > _______________________________________________________________________________________________ > Steffen Plotner Amherst College Tel (413) 542-2348 > Systems/Network Administrator/Programmer PO BOX 5000 Fax (413) 542-2626 > Systems & Networking Amherst, MA 01002-5000 email@example.com -- http://fusesource.com http://blog.garytully.com
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I've been featured in the January issue of The Music as one of Maxin Boom's top talents to watch in 2018. A great way to start the year, and an honour to be featured alongside such a talented bunch of young Australian artists.
Interview on ABC Weekend Breakfast
Last weekend, I joined 2017 Doug Moran Portrait Prize judge, Wendy Sharpe, on ABC Weekend Breakfast to discuss being a finalist in Australia's richest portrait prize. For those who missed the interview, it is now available to view below.
Finalist in the 2017 Doug Moran National Portrait Prize
My painting of entertainer Paul Capsis has been selected as one of 30 finalists for the 2017 Doug Moran Portrait Prize, the world's richest portrait prize. Tim Storrier's portrait of fellow finalist McLean Edwards, The Lunar Savant, has won the $150,000 cash prize, with Dagmar Cyrulla being highly commended for her self-portrait I Am Woman. The exhibition will be on view at Juniper Hall, 250 Oxford Street, Paddington NSW until the 17th of December.
The Other Art Fair, Sydney
I am exhibiting a new body of work at The Other Art Fair in Sydney from the 26th to the 29th of October. Sponsored by Saatchi Art, The Other Art Fair is Australia's leading artist-run fair. l be one of 110 artists hosting a booth throughout the fair. This is a ticketed event, however complimentary tickets are available through the following link: http://sydney.theotherartfair.com/free. Please just use the code 'TOAFMichaelS' as your promo code when booking. If you would like to preview available works, please just reply to this email with a request.
Thursday 26 October (Opening Night): 6pm-9:30pm*
Friday 27 October: 12pm-9pm
Saturday 28 October: 11am-7pm
Sunday 29 October: 11am-6pm
*Opening Night ticket allows re-entry on Friday-Sunday of the fair
Australia Technology Park
2 Locomotive Street
Eveleigh NSW 2015
Interview on 'Talking With Painters'
I was recently interviewed by Maria Stoljar for her podcast series Talking With Painters where Australian painters talk about their lives and art. You can listen to the full 40 minute interview at www.talkingwithpainters.com, or you can subscribe to the podcast series on your mobile device.
It was such a pleasure to share my journey through the art world and discuss my upcoming projects with Maria. You can also watch a short video of me discussing my process by clicking here.
Exploration 17 at Flinders Lane Gallery
I'm very excited to be one of 11 artists participating in 'Exploration 17' at Flinders Lane Gallery in Melbourne. This group exhibition for emerging and unsigned artists runs from May 23 to June 17, with opening drinks 1-3pm on Saturday May 27.
Other artists in the show include Kate Banazi, Anna Madeleine, Chelsea Gustaffson, Holly Pearce, Kay Kochel, Jimmy Langer, Ryan Pola, Annie Simpson-Barry, Raymond Carter and Marie Masnfield.
You can view my works for the show by clicking here. For all sales and enquiries, please contact Flinders Lane Gallery on email@example.com or call 03 9654 3332 .
Artwork Review for the Contemporary Art Awards
I'm honoured to have had my piece, 'Weight', reviewed by Perth writer Annette Ong for the Contemporary Art Awards.
Thank you Contemporary Art Awards and Annette for this thoughtful analysis of my work. You can read the full text by clicking here.
'BRINK' | Solo Exhibition Opening in Melbourne
I'm excited to unveil Brink, a solo exhibition at Cambridge Studio Gallery in Collingwood, running from March 29 through to April 23. This will be my first Melbourne show, having won the Cambridge Studio Gallery Portrait Prize in 2016. Inspired by subjects on the cusp of change, this series of paintings and drawings are both literal and allegorical expressions of transformation. You can view an online catalogue of the show here. For all enquiries, please contact the gallery on firstname.lastname@example.com or on (03) 94860169.
The show will be opened by esteemed artist, Godwin Bradbeer at drinks this Sunday, 2-4pm. Godwin was the judge of the 2016 Portrait Prize, which awarded me this solo show at the gallery. I hope to see you there.
Opening Drinks: Sunday the 2nd of April, 2 - 4pm
Exhibition Dates: 29th March to 23rd April
Hours: 12 – 5 Wednesday to Sunday
Cambridge Studio Gallery, 52 Cambridge St, Collingwood VIC 3066
Winner of the Cliftons Sydney Art Prize and People's Choice Award
I'm honoured to have won the Cliftons Sydney Art Prize, as well as the Cliftons People's Choice Award last night with my painting 'Transendence'.
Thank you Cliftons Art Prize for your generous support of the arts, and thank you to all who voted for me in the People's Choice Award. I'm so incredibly grateful for this recognition.
Congratulations to the other finalists and winners. It was a terrific exhibition.
Exhibition at Project [504] Gallery
Here's a virtual tour of my current exhibition at the Project 504 Gallery, 65 Berry Street, North Sydney. I've been a resident artist at Project 504 since July, and am so thrilled to be working alongside the inspiring creatives who are involved in this collective. A special shout out to our amazing gallery manager Zeynep Dilek for hanging this show while I was in Perth. The gallery is open 12-5 Monday to Friday or by appointment.
Floor Talk and Workshop at the Art Gallery of Western Australia
As part of the tenth anniversary of the Black Swan Prize for Portraiture and Portrait Month at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, I will be conducting a workshop and participating in a floor talk about my painting of Thomas Keneally - author of such acclaimed novels as Schindler's Ark and The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith.
Click here for full details on my workshop at the Art Gallery of Western Australia.
My floor talk will take place on Friday the 14th of October, also at the AGWA, alongside fellow Black Swan finalists Peter Barker and Thomas Delohery. If you're in Western Australia, I hope to see you there!
Finalist in the Black Swan Prize for Portraiture in WA
I'm absolutely over the moon to have been selected as a finalist in the Black Swan Prize for Portraiture in Perth. My painting of the much-revered Australian author, Thomas Keneally, will be on display at the Art Gallery of Western Australia from the 8th until the 31st of October. It will then tour to the St John of God Healthcare (Subiaco and Murdoch campuses) from the 7th of November until the 10th of December. What a great privilege.
It's also ben an honour to meet and paint such a great Australian who has enriched the lives of so many through his compassionate novels. Congratulations to all finalists, and an enormous thank you to Tom and the team at the Sydney Mechanics School of Arts for making this happen.
Finalist in the Marie Ellis Drawing Prize
The latest piece in my 'Reverberate' series featuring artist Sarah Tracton has been selected as one of 25 finalists in the Marie Ellis Drawing Prize at Jugglers Art Space in Brisbane.
A massive congratulations to Michael Armstrong , who won the overall prize for his stunning drawing 'The Traits of the Living (Dying)'. The exhibition will run from the 5th to the 27th of August. at 103 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane QLD.
Finalist in the Emerging Artist Award 2016
My painting 'The Selfie' has been selected as a finalist in the 2016 Emerging Artist Award, presented by fortyfivedownstairs in conjunction with Future Leaders.
My piece will hang alongside 16 other artists' work at the fortyfivedownstairs gallery, 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, until the 2nd of July.
I've included the written statement accompanying my work below for those who are unable to view the exhibition in person. It's a great privilege to be selected, and I wish all finalists the best of luck.
"In the time I've spent preparing this statement, 532,079 people have taken photos of their faces and uploaded them to Instagram using the hashtag #selfie. Never before in history have we had the tools to self-publish our daily minutia and bodies so explicitly. We share so much of ourselves via social media, but how much are selfies used as a device to hide what we are truly experiencing? In depicting the peculiar and often disturbing nature of the selfie', my work takes aim at the selectively curated life. Painting on a polyester surface with artificial lighting, I intended to convey the more superficial and dark undertones of the selfie culture – the crafted and masked identity. I invite the viewer to consider the deeper meanings behind why individuals snap and share their selfies online. In effect, the painting is an exploration of the disparity between the authentic and disembodied virtual self."
Finalist in the Percival Portrait Painting Prize
My painting of musical theatre performer, Kerrie Anne Greenland, has been selected as a finalist for the biannual Percival Portrait Painting Prize in Townsville.
It's a privilege to be hanging alongside such talent in this $40,000 aquisitive prize.
Well done to Queensland-based artist Lisa Adams, who won the major prize with her intricately painted and surreal self-portrait 'Revelation' - and also to Barbara Cheshire who won the 150th local prize with her soulful painting, 'I Remember'.
It's wonderful to see portraiture embraced so fondly by the people of Townsville. Thanks to everyone involved who makes this event happen. The exhibition will run at the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery until the 10th of July.
Finalist in the Calleen Art Award
I'm incredibly honoured to have my painting 'Transcendence' hanging in the 2016 Calleen Art Award.
This national acquisitive painting prize was established in 1977 by Patricia Fagan OAM, and is made possible by the generous support of the Calleen Trust.
The 2016 award was judged was John Cheeseman, the Director of Mosman Art Gallery. A big congratulations to Tania Mason, who took out the $19,000 prize with her sensitive and powerful gouache painting, 'Irregular Plasma'.
I was fortunate enough to attend the exhibition on the weekend at Cowra Regional Art Gallery, and it is a terrific show organised by lovely people.
'Uncovered' Featured in the North Shore Times
Group Exhibition at Project 504
I'm currently exhibiting work at Project 504 gallery in a group show with some sensational artists, including Helen Connolly, Sean Hutton, Christina Rogers and Lucy West-Sooby. 'Uncovered: Making a Work of Art' offers insight into the creative process behind a completed work.
While the group share a background of classical training at the Julian Ashton Art School, the exhibition aims to reveal that even among like-minded artists there is a diverse range of creative methods and no two imaginations are the same. Art lovers will gain valuable insight into the nature of creative work, and fellow artists will recognise some of their own daily hardships and triumphs.
The exhibition was opened by fine art specialist and auctioneer, Anne Phillips, and featured live music form folk/jazz trio, Marcus Holden, Keiran Ryan-Colton and Gary Steele. It was also an honour to have our former Prime Minister, Bob Hawke, in attendance, viewing the latest portrait of him by Sean Hutton. Click here for a full gallery of images from the opening night.
Winner of the 2016 'Who Is Looking At You Portrait Prize'
I'm over the moon to have found out that my painting of Dr Gemma Olsson has won the 2016 'Who Is Looking At You Portrait Prize' hosted by Cambridge Studio Gallery in Collingwood, Melbourne.
The prize was judged by Goodwin Bradbeer and Yvette Coppersmith - two artists whose work I admire immensely. This is a great honour, and I'm incredibly grateful to Susan Gibson and Ness Alexandra from Cambridge Studio Gallery, Dr Olsson, the judges and all the wonderful finalists in this competition.
The portrait was also recently the subject of a news story in the Parramatta Sun and the Western Sydney Local Health District News.
I'll be holding a solo exhibition at Cambridge Studio Gallery in early 2017.
Every Boardroom Needs An Artist
I'm fortunate enough to be one of 12 artists participating in the inaugural 'Every Boardroom Needs An Artist' exhibition.
YSC, a global leadership consultancy firm, has paired artists trained at the Julian Ashton Art School with CEOs from Australia and New Zealand to produce portraits to commemorate their 25-year anniversary.
I was assigned Joydeep Hor, the founder and managing director of People + Culture Strategies – an innovative workplace and HR law firm. I found Joydeep to be a wonderful, generous person with a great intellect and exceptional communication skills. (You can read my full artist statement below.)
The portrait was exhibited at YSC's anniversary celebrations at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art Quayside Room on the 11th of November. A big congratulations to Frannie Deane - her portrait of Damian Smith, CEO of Essential Media Communications, took out the top prize.
Click here for more info on this initiative and visit the Facebook Page for updates on all participating artists.
"Upon meeting Joydeep I was struck by his exceptional communication skills and openness, which allowed us to cover a range of topics throughout our sitting. He had a philosophical approach to leadership and success, and had a great deal compassion for others. This was also evidenced by his interest in literature and the work of Charles Dickens.
With this in mind, my goal was to capture an expression in the face that displayed empathy and humility. The position of the hands was carefully considered to reflect his grounded and connected nature. Likewise, the subtle yellow background was used to convey optimism and the red tie was intended to symbolize his bold approach to leadership.
It's very much a portrait of Joydeep in the workplace - but as he pointed out as the founder of People + Culture Strategies, the professional is also the personal, and I wanted the work to reflect this."


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Date of Diagnosis:
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When I grow up, I want to be:
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My family:
Mommy, Daddy, Kayla and Austin
My pets:
Ernie and Gus - both kitties
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An article about the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation in Sunday's editions of The Sun said that in life Harry Weinberg was "decried as a slumlord" whose wealth was built at the expense of the poor. In fact, Mr. Weinberg owned relative ly little residential real estate. His holdings were mostly in commercial real estate, much of it in downtown Baltimore and in deteriorated condition.
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This October, the Peabody Essex Museum presents French photographer Valérie Belin's first one-person show in the United States. Belin is an artist as famous for the unsettling qualities of her floor-to-ceiling photographs as she is for her provocative subjects. Among Belin's most recent shows was a joint exhibition with Édouard Manet at the legendary Musée d'Orsay in Paris. Her 2007 mid-career retrospective was received with enormous popular and critical praise across Europe — she is rapidly becoming a leader in the world of photography. Well-recognized in the past for her portrait series of Michael Jackson impersonators, body builders, lapdogs and showgirls, Belin delves deep into a subject of fascination compelling viewers to probe the sublime quality of even the most familiar things. Made Up presents 20 exquisitely-printed, larger-than-life images exploring a photographer's ability to manipulate perception of artificiality and reality. From shimmering black and white portraits of mannequins and models, ballroom dancers and bags of chips, to richly-colored and unexpected still lifes, all have their place in Belin's studio and in PEM's galleries. Referencing French philosophical traditions, Belin continually challenges her viewers to consider what is real, what is artificial — and whether knowing the difference matters after all. Belin's international stature, impeccable technique and playful subject matter are well-suited to PEM's ambitions for its new program of fine arts photography under the stewardship of curator, Phillip Prodger. "I want to help the museum come alive for people who love photography. With this new program, we will feature some of the most exciting work being done internationally, and which can be seen nowhere else in the country," said Prodger.


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When she is in Los Angeles, Kristen Stewart wears a hat in the Sun! But don't worry, it was only for a little morning trip. Now, alongside Alicia Cargile, the 26-year-old actress was coming out the CAP. On the side of his look was all his basic good. Grey jeans and skinny rolled up legs and white t-shirt Supreme, Kristen Stewart was Kristen Stewart. And that was not all! The beautiful blonde dressed almost like his sweetheart. Between the sunglasses, sneakers (signed Vans and Converse) and tattoos, Kristen Stewart and Alicia Cargile were really complementary.


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Gary Carter's battle against brain cancer took another turn for the worse Thursday, when the former Mets catcher received more bad news in an MRI result.
The test revealed that the amount of tumors had increased and the family will meet with more doctors soon to discuss what comes next.
"Just a few moments ago, my mom received a phone call from [the doctor] at Duke," Carter's daughter, Kimmy Bloemers, wrote on a family website Thursday. "I wish I could say that the results were good …"
The MRI exam, taken Friday, showed there "are now several new spots/tumors on my dad's brain," according to Bloemers. "I write these words with tears because I am so sad for my dad. Dr. Jimmy Harris will be coming to my parent's house [Thursday] evening to talk to the family about the next step."
Last Sunday, the Hall of Fame catcher made a rare public appearance at his annual golf tournament in Florida and the Palm Beach Post reported that Carter said, "I'm not feeling all that good."
He was not healthy enough to attend the tournament the next day.
Carter has had a number of setbacks since being diagnosed with four brain tumors on May 21 after suffering from severe headaches and forgetfulness. A fall on Christmas Day resulted in a torn rotator cuff and he has had a bout with pneumonia.
Carter will receive the Arthur and Milton Richman "You Gotta Have Heart" Award on Saturday night at the Baseball Writers Association New York chapter's annual dinner. Bloemers is scheduled to accept the honor in her father's place.


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Caroline Kennedy seems to have emerged as the favorite to succeed Hillary Clinton in the U.S. Senate. It is up to Gov. David Patterson to name Clinton's successor, but he is likely to take his cues from the Democratic political establishment, key elements of which apparently are lining up behind Kennedy or seriously considering this course. Kennedy's connection with Barack Obama — she endorsed him and he would like to wrap himself in the "Camelot" myth — clearly won't hurt either. Indeed, the momentum in Kennedy's favor has become sufficient to leave Andrew Cuomo, who also covets the seat, "fuming."
But is Kennedy qualified to serve in the U.S. Senate? She thinks so. Campaigning (I can't think of any other way to describe it) in Rochester, she boasted, "I have a lifelong devotion to public service; I've written books on the Constitution and the importance of individual participation; and I've raised my family."
I suppose I have a crabbed view of "qualification," having never thought that Sarah Palin's caribou killing or hockey momming counted, but consider me unimpressed. Writing a serious, scholarly book about the Constitution would be an impressive accomplishment, though not necessarily a qualification for the Senate. However, it's far from clear that Kennedy's books ("co-written" with Ellen Alderman) rise to that level. The New York Times found one of them, "The Right to Privacy," largely devoid of analysis. Reading this work, according to the Times, "is like shuffling a clipping file."
Similarly, the first book she and Alderman turned out, "In Our Defense: The Bill of Rights in Action," apparently is built around interviews with parties in contemporary Bill of Rights Supreme Court cases — constitutional law for the People Magazine era, perhaps. The book may be a good read, but it doesn't sound like a contribution to constitutional scholarship or a meaningful credential for the U.S. Senate.
The New York delegation to Congress contains approximately two dozen Democratic members. You would think that someone in that delegation is fit to serve in the Senate and capable of holding the seat in this heavily Democratic state. Even Andrew Cuomo would probably be preferable to Kennedy. He too owes everything to his family name, but at least he parlayed it into relevant experience in public affairs.
The Democratic party's flirtation with Caroline Kennedy represents the continuation of its fixation on celebrity and glitz. The Dems better hope that our current economic ills don't last too long. Celebrity, glitz, and, above all, "royalty" probably won't play well politically during hard times.
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October 30, 2013 (CHICAGO) --Chicago Public Schools is cutting staff under what it is calling a new "network structure."
The school district is already organized into academic networks that provide administrative support, strategic direction and leadership development to all schools. CPS says it will reduce the current 19 networks to 13, which means 79 positions will be eliminated.
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"Can I get a Venti Peach Green Tea Lemonade with sweetener?' Starbucks is the happiest place on earth, well besides Disney World. There's a variety of options which is the hardest choice if you're an indecisive, emotional person. The key to selection is finding you in the drink. Ask yourself questions like "Would I taste like this if I was a Starbucks drink?" or "Would I look like this?" Hello, being the psychopath that I am, sometimes I even choose drinks that'll match my outfit. No shame in my game, people. Being the frequent Starbucks visitor that I am, I have shapeshifted into a Venti Iced Coffee. The real question is which one are you?
- Strawberry Acai aka "Pink Drink"
You're totally a showoff and full of character with your strawberries and sweet coconut milk. When you're all mixed together, you morph into a pink cup of sass and glitter. You're a mixture of Elle Woods, from Legally Blonde and Cher, from Clueless. You hate Iced Coffee because they're introverts who think the world is out to get them, but sadly, that's not the case. You love posting on social media as if Instagram has sponsored you. Your favorite saying is "Pink is the new orange" and whoever doesn't agree, you dispute until the death.
- Caramel Apple Spice
You're mixed with sugar and spices and topped with whipped cream. Your favorite holiday is fall, and any other season feels like watching Ole Miss football team lose consecutively. You taste like John Appleseed had a baby with Rachel Ray during autumn. You and Strawberry Acai are best friends because together you both are a mixture of Kim Kardashian and Oprah Winfrey. See you next Fall!
- Peach Green Tea Lemonade
You're a summer lover and a sunbather. You're a refreshing, relaxing person but once someone puts some sweetener inside of you, you become Zac Efron on steroids but in an "I love but hate it" kind of way. You can hang out with almost anyone unless they're Black Tea who happens to be your arch nemesis. You're the perfect tanning partner on a hot summer day, and many pale sorority girls love you. You're doing amazing, sweetie!
- Iced Coffee
You're an introvert but also a social butterfly at times. Once you open up, you're unstoppable and extremely appealing. Some will say you're a tad bit uptight but once they add some double shots in your cup, you light up like the Fourth of July. You're the perfect study partner when you're cramming for exams during finals. The things that others don't like about you, you seem to love. You're always there when people need you and that's what makes you, YOU!
- Vanilla Bean Crème Frappuccino
Vanilla Ice meets Starbucks. You're the perfect mixture of vanilla and milk, and you're kind of a campus favorite. You're not too overwhelming like Strawberry Acai, so that's why everyone gravitates towards you. You hate going into extremely hot places because within five minutes you'll melt like the witch on The Wizard of Oz. You're a social butterfly until it's time for winter which makes you turn to Harambe on a regular basis. No worries, you're still loved, and you'll always be in our hearts.
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Recommendation: Highly Recommended
Positives: I really enjoyed learning of Augustine's early years and his conversion at the age of 33. Although I was familiar with the name, I did not know much of his life story. I also enjoyed reading about is tireless efforts to refute false teachers in his day.
Negatives: None
Talking Points: Augustine always had an acute awareness and sorrow over his sin. He was ashamed of how he had sinned against God, but also learned to be thankful for God's forgiveness and mercy. Teach your children that when they sin it offends a holy God (Ps. 41:4, Ps. 51). Demonstrate to them the joy of forgiveness (I Jn. 1:9, Ps. 51:10-11).
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Packing Costume & Textiles for Freezing : The Basics
Date(s) - 21/09/2016
10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Norwich Castle Study Centre
Trainers – Lisa Little (curator) & Anna Stone (conservator)
The training is for all museums staff, volunteers and those involved with the care of collections.
The course will introduce the principles of identifying what can be frozen and which materials which cannot be frozen. It will explore best practice techniques for textile packing to ensure pest free success every time. The morning will be theory based with an emphasis on practical applications in the afternoon.
By the end of the course participants will have an understanding of;
- Why there is a need to freeze objects
- To identify when to do so
- To be able to utilise these ideas learned at their own site
- Use the hand-outs provided as a toolkit for future reference
Tea and coffee provided but bring your own lunch.
Booking for this event will go live from 1st September.
This event is fully booked.


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The Dakota Access "Bakken" pipeline would pump 450,000 gallons of oil per day directly through lands sacred to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota, as well as through farmers' land in Iowa and other states that was seized against their wishes by eminent domain for private gain.
The Dakota Access pipeline is trampling sovereign rights, abusing eminent domain for private gain, and threatens our land, water and climate.
Sign the petition to tell Pres. Obama: Revoke the permits for the Dakota Access pipeline.
Bold Oklahoma coordinator Mekasi Camp Horinek -- also a Ponca Nation member -- has been embedded at the Standing Rock camps in North Dakota since July, and is a leader at the camps helping to organize nonviolent direct actions to stop construction on the pipeline.
Bold Iowa created the Bakken Pipeline Pledge of Resistance, and has helped organize nonviolence trainings and direct actions that have so far resulted in more than 100 Pipeline Fighters and Water Protecters being arrested while stopping construction on the Dakota Access pipeline. Bold Iowa continues to stand with farmers opposing eminent domain for private gain.
Bold Nebraska is spearheading a fundraising campaign to support the Pipeline Fighters and Water Protecters in North Dakota and Iowa, and has sponsored a number of supply runs to donate food, firewood and other items needed at the Standing Rock camps.
Bold Louisiana is organizing fisherfolk and frontline communities to end offshore drilling, and preparing to open a new front in the Dakota Access pipeline fight at the export refineries where the oil from this pipeline would be headed.
We stand united in solidarity with Standing Rock and Tribal Nations at the Spirit Camps in North Dakota, and with farmers in Iowa standing up against eminent domain to protect our land, water and climate.
Sign the petition to tell Pres. Obama: Revoke the permits for the Dakota Access pipeline.


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How is a bulging disc diagnosed?
If you suspect you are suffering from a bulging disc, or another spine condition, schedule an appointment with your physician so he or she can diagnose your condition and determine the best treatment plan. A bulging disc diagnosis typically involves the following steps:
- Medical history review. In order to have a comprehensive picture of your current health and past conditions, your physician will ask you to provide information on your family's medical history, previous accidents, current and past health problems, medications, allergies and surgeries. Additional important details include your occupation, activity level, participation in sports and eating habits.
- Symptoms review. In addition to questions about your medical history, your physician will also ask questions about the symptoms you are experiencing. He or she will want to know how long you have been experiencing symptoms, if they have progressed or worsened over time, if symptoms are affected by activity or being still, whether or not pain is constant and if you have tried any home care.
- Physical examination. During a physical examination your physician will palpate, or lightly touch, certain parts of the body to make sure everything is in proper working order and there aren't any irregularities or areas of concern. Your physician will also test your reflexes and muscle strength. Depending on your symptoms, your physician may ask you to get into certain positions or perform certain motions to see if symptoms are exacerbated or relieved.
- Diagnostic testing and imaging. After your physician has finished the symptoms review, medical history review and physical examination, he or she should have arrived at a preliminary bulging disc diagnosis. To confirm the diagnosis and further pinpoint the problem area, your physician may order a CT scan, MRI or other medical tests.
What is a CT scan?
A CT scan is a computed tomography scan that uses X-rays combined with computer processing to create three-dimensional images of the inside of the body. The X-rays are positioned at various angles in order to create cross-sectional views of the spine. With a CT scan, your physician can inject contrast dye into soft tissues including spinal discs and blood vessels so this anatomy is visible on the CT scan. A CT scan is a useful diagnostic imaging tool for a bulging disc diagnosis.


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BP has announced unexpectedly weak quarterly results partly due to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
The British oil company, struggling under the weight of litigation over the 2010 U.S. Gulf oil spill and a row with its Russian partners, said both oil production and refining margins fell in the second quarter and would fall again in the third.
Analyst Richard Griffiths of Oriel Securities said the figures were "testing the faith" of investors and on a divisional basis "missed (expectations) at every level".
Shares in western Europe's second-largest oil company were down 4.5 per cent at 424 pence earlier today, by far the biggest faller of the day among European oil stocks.
The $5 billion charge included $2.7 billion for the declining value of U.S. refineries and a $2.1 billion two-part write-down of U.S. shale gas assets, which have been hit by a slump in prices, and to take account of suspension of the Liberty project in Alaska.
BP abandoned Liberty earlier in July, saying the field looked likely to cost more than the $1.5 billion it had planned to spend there.
The shale gas and refinery write-downs are no surprise. Others have being doing the same amid weak fuel manufacturing margins and with U.S. gas prices near 10-year lows, below cost for some operators of shale fields.
Shale technology using underground "fracking" explosions and horizontal drilling is wringing gas from reserves previously thought unrecoverable, but its relatively high cost has made it a victim of its own success as a glut develops in the United States.
But BP also booked an extra $847 million provision for the 2010 U.S. Gulf oil spill, bringing the total set aside for the disaster to $38 billion, or well over two years' worth of profits at current prices.
Investors are hoping for a deal with U.S. authorities before the U.S. elections, but BP warned there was still "significant uncertainty" with regard to its potential obligations there.
BP is also in dispute with the co-owners of TNK-BP, who this week blocked the payment of dividends from the business that provides 29 per cent of BP's output, and it knows it will not be forgiven any other hiccups while those problems weigh on its share price.
"Until we are able to resolve one or both of those issues we will continue to have a higher level of uncertainty over the company," chief executive Bob Dudley said.
Even before today's slide, BP shares traded at just 6.9 times forecast earnings, compared with an average of 10.3 times for the 30 companies in the Dow Jones Global Titans index, and well below the ratio commanded by industry number one ExxonMobil at 11.5.
Charges tipped BP into a loss for the quarter of $1.4 billion. Adjusted for the charge and other one-offs, profits on a replacement cost basis were $3.7 billion, down from $5.7 billion a year ago and below expectations of around $4.4 billion.
Analysts said an unexpectedly large loss of output as a result of maintenance in the high-profit offshore U.S. Gulf - a problem that also hit rival Royal Dutch/Shell in the quarter - was partly to blame for the miss.
They had also underestimated the impact of a tax lag on Russian production, which affected the profits of BP's Russian joint venture, TNK-BP, to the tune of about $700 million.
The company said it still sees a "significant uncertainty" over U.S. oil spill obligations but that it was in "advanced talks" to sell Texas City and Carson, the two U.S. refineries it has earmarked for disposal, and would get them off the books by the end of 2012 as planned.


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I have had the honor of designing for Sweet Stamp Shop this month using the On Cherry Street kit special release, Reflections. The Reflections kit is geared toward taking your projects deeper, taking a look at yourself or sharing thoughtful words with others. Though the kit works great for card makers and traditional scrappers, I've been using it in my favorite way - pocket pages.
As soon as I has the kit stamp set and cards in my hands, I knew what project I'd finally begin. I'm hovering on the brink of a milestone birthday and have been thinking about how I want to document all of the changes, the new roles I've taken on in the past decade. The best decade. Enter this mini album. I'll be sharing the full album in separate posts here on the blog. Today, I'm focusing on the image in the mirror (top left card from Reflections)...
The kit stamp set has a number of prompts that I know I'll use time and again. Here, I stamped them on a striped patterned paper, journaled and layered that over a Reflections card...
Thank you for taking a peek today! I'll share another page from this album next week, here on my blog. I hope you'll pop by the Sweet Blog through the month as the rest of the team continues to post their kit projects and for everyday stamping inspiration!
Supplies used: On Cherry Street kit: Reflections // Baking Love stamp set (retired): Sweet Stamp Shop // Hedgehog Kiss stamp set: Sweet Stamp Shop // Shimelle patterned paper: American Crafts // Kelly Purkey Alphabet Stickers: Simon Says Stamps // Metallic Glitter Sweet Dots: V's Sweet Ideas // Gold Star: Studio Calico
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Our Five Focus Areas
Textile production seen from a global perspective is resource intensive and can be highly polluting. Large land areas are used for cultivation of cotton, a large number of chemicals are used throughout the production processes of all fibres, and there is huge energy consumption throughout the entire life cycle of products.
To achieve a more sustainable business, we must address the way our products are produced and search for more sustainable materials. In that way we can provide our customers with a range of more sustainable products and use our resources to influence consumer behaviour in making sustainable choices when buying, using and disposing of garments.


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BDD-style testers: Rejoice!
One of the super helpful aspects of BDD test frameworks is their utilization of nested contexts.
Nested contexts not only allow test writers to group different tests, but also allow you to delineate their state into different sets in order to separate permutations of their SUT's (system under test) behavior into logical groups. This separation and grouping helps keep your tests organized, therefore improving their readability and maintainability.
This great presentation explains how nested contexts work for Rspec (a Ruby BDD test framework), but the idea is the same for other BDD test frameworks intended for other languages, such as JavaScript.
Well, thanks to your kind requests, TestLess has now been enhanced to support nested contexts!
It is therefore very exciting that TestLess' nested context support allows for a more flexible and thorough redundancy analysis while keeping all the benefits of BDD-style testing.
So go ahead and get the new version of TestLess to start managing your test duplication right away!


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Anna and Paul had a truly stunning wedding day earlier this year, the blossom was out in full force and the sun was beginning to give us a taste of the summer to come.
Anna got ready at her parents home with her bridesmaids and close family. All the ladies were pampered with hair and make up and I loved watching Anna's granny's reaction to her make up, make over! Everyone was very calm and before we knew it, it was time to head to the church.
Anna and Paul chose the very impressive Rendcomb college and church for their wedding day and WOW, what a place. Their service was lovely and I always enjoy listening to the newly weds sermon. They are always so different and Paul and Anna's reactions to some of the vicars comments were brilliant. They had a really lovely ceremony and the sunlight steaming through the stunning stain glass windows as they signed the registar was so beautiful.
After a few photographs outside, everyone walked across to the college for the drinks reception out on the terrace. We then took their group photos out on the lawns with the very picturesque valley in the background.
The hall where they ate their wedding breakfast also looked incredible, the college did a fantastic job in setting everything out. Continuing their blue and white theme, there were tall flower centre pieces and blue ties on all the chairs. The room looked gorgeous and I loved seeing hyacinth, tulips and anemones in Anna's bouquet too - so pretty.
Here are a few favourites from their beautiful day.
You can read Anna and Paul's review of me and the photographs I took for them on the Guides for Brides website :)
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Ranj reminded me that I never posted pics from our first AHR kill, so here they are -
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If you are a man or woman that is going through the experience of baldness, there are several options to explore in trying to stimulate your hair growth again. The first step for most people is usually to use a topical medication like Rogaine or a pill like Propecia. If they start those types of treatments too late though, they may have to think about getting a surgical procedure like a micro-graft procedure to get that full head of hair back.
Not everyone is eligible for this treatment and you will have to go through some initial screening to see if you fit the criteria for eligibility. Patients who suffer from bleeding disorders or have shown the inability for a wound to properly heal are among those that will not be able to partake in this procedure.
The first thing that will be done is to locate a spot on the back of the head that is now susceptible to balding. Once the doctors have that area isolated, they will prep the area by trimming the hair and anesthetizing the spot for removal. The area of removal is then injected with a saline solution to make removal easier. Once the removal has occurred, the doctors will suture the area and comb the covering hair over and it will not be detectable.
The grafts are then prepared to be placed in the front portion of the head where the balding spot is at. The will make an incision and begin to place all of the micro-grafts in place. This is a series of placements of the sections that were removed in 1 amp;2 and 3 amp;4 hair follicle sections. There will literally be hundreds of small incisions where these are placed.
It actually sounds a lot scarier than it is as this is usually an out-patient process. While the area that has received the grafts will be initially a little red, the patient will feel very little discomfort and the area will usually heal in about 7-10 days. From that point forward, they should enjoy normal hair growth in the area of the transplant.
The micro-graft procedure has made great strides and is actually very impressive. You no longer have to worry about people pointing and laughing about hair plugs. This procedure is very advanced and more importantly, is very effective as a hair loss treatment to cure your baldness.
If you're looking for an alternative to hair loss surgery, get the facts the alternatives available to you.
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ALBANY – They are similar, these two. Manhattan senior Luis Flores and Saint Peter's sophomore Keydren Clark – both under-recruited and now overachieving guards from Harlem – are two of the most prolific scorers in all of college basketball.
All season they've vied for the NCAA scoring title. Friday they were the favorites to win MAAC Player of the Year. And last night they dueled for a berth in the league's tourney final – and the automatic bid to the Big Dance that comes with the title.
"Our goal is to repeat as champions. We've played all year with a target on our backs, and that's not any easy thing to cope with," said Jaspers coach Bobby Gonzalez. "Early on I don't think they understood how much it meant to people to beat us, how big of a game we were."
Equally excited was Saint Peter's coach Bob Leckie, whose Peacocks were 17-11 (16-2 MAAC) after defeating Rider 79-69 in Saturday's second round. "This is what it's all about," he said. "These kind of championship-quality games are what you have to play to get to where we really want to be. We want an NCAA bid just as much as anybody else that's left in this tournament."
Manhattan (22-5, 16-2 MAAC) came into last night's semifinal at Pepsi Arena on a double-bye. It earned that pass largely on the efforts of Flores, who is winding up his career as one of the league's best-ever.
"You're not going to replace him. He's a special player who did nothing the last three years but win," Gonzalez said of Flores, third in the country in scoring at 24.1 ppg.
He repeated as MAAC Player of the Year, making him only the third man behind LaSalle's Lionel Simmons and Iona's Steve Burtt to accomplish the feat.
"Those are great players. I know Lionel Simmons was a great player, even in the NBA. To be compared to them is an honor," Flores said. "But I'd gladly give it back to get back into the NCAA Tournament. That's more important."
To do that, he needed to beat his old rival last night.
Flores was the city's leading scorer at Norman Thomas, but after playing sparingly at Rutgers, transferred to Manhattan and instantly lifted the program. Flores, who turns 23 next month, has dominated the MAAC for three years. But this weekend, he's passing the torch.
At 5-9, Clark was considered too short for major-college basketball, and slid under the recruiters' radar as a senior on a loaded Rice team that put all five starters on Division 1 rosters.
But Clark had also grown up playing around the clock at Hungry Ham, so named because all the players have a hunger to win. Clark would play well past midnight on sweltering summer nights on the win-or-go-home court.
Clark, who'd done nothing but win, committed to a program that had gone 8-48 in Bob Leckie's first two seasons. After emerging as the nation's top scorer at 27.0 ppg and prompting Leckie to compare him to Niagara great Calvin Murphy. But like Flores, Clark had his team in mind, heading into last night's game.
"This is a great opportunity," Clark said. "It'd be a great feeling [to lead the country]. It would be an even greater feeling to win and go to the NCAAs. I'd love that. Anything is possible in March. March is upset-bound."


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Parts of the Wine Barrel
Every Barrel Head tells the story of it's origins, life cycle and history.
Flavor profiles
The toasting phase is a key stage, mellowing wood's harsh tannins and mitigating raw oak flavours. There are multiple types of toast levels which are chosen specifically by the winery for different flavours and profiles matched with different wines.
- Light Toast (LT) - Enhanced structure & light notes of toast
- Medium Toast (MT) – Soft caramel accented by toasted bread
- Medium Toast Plus (MT+) – Sweet cream with notes of vanilla & brown sugar
- Heavy Toast (HT) - Rich mocha character accentuates darker fruits
- Toasted Heads (TH) – Barrel heads are toasted or plain by winery request
Types of Oak
- Allier
- Vosges
- Nevers
- Burgundy
- Troncais
- Limousin
Eastern Europe
- Hungary
- Slovakia
- Romania
- Caucasus
- Appalachia
- Missouri
- Tennessee
- Illinois
- Minnesota
- Kentucky
- Virginia
- Indiana
- Pennsylvania
- Arkansas
- Wisconsin
- Ohio
- Iowa
- Oregon
The Grain
Wood buyers look for the straightest oak trees possible, which provide straight wood grain with as few flaws as possible. The use of French Haute Futaie, or superior growth, wood from 150- to 200-year-old forests ensures dense, tightly packed grain and fine tannins.
- Medium Grain: Works well with shorter aged wines, 12 months or less, like Pinot Noir & Chardonnay
- Mixed Grain – 50% tight grain & 50% medium grain. Allows more oxygenation and a faster maturing
- Tight Grain – The most popular grain type, Used when aging wines in barrels for 12-24 months or when working with a high quality fruits
- Extra Tight Grain – The highest quality barrel – used to achieve a seamless integration of the oak. Used for again 18-24 months
Air Drying/Seasoning
Typically dries outside in the forest to accent the natural flavour profiles in the wood.
- 24 months – Best suited for medium to long aging, to enhance the wine palate and add bright aromas
- 36 months – Designed to respect the fruit and bring complexity, volume and length to high end wines
- 48 months – Crafted for long aging to bring depth, finesse and silky tannins to top wines
The Cooperages We Work With
Year Founded: 1912
Locations: USA, France, Australia, South Africa, South America
Oak Used: French, American
Info: World Cooperage is family-owned company building on four generations of experience in the oak industry. Their story is rooted in family values, technology and innovation. They maintain a long-term vision for every aspect of the business – most importantly, to craft enduring partnerships with wineries around the world.
Year Founded: 1933
Locations: USA, France
Oak Used: American
Info: Canton really focuses on sustainability. To ensure full traceability from the forest to the barrel, Canton implemented a process that keeps track of all key information, for every step of production. This information is stored into our database and is accessible by a unique serial number on each barrel.
Year Founded: 1947
Locations: US, France, South Africa, Australia, Spain
Oak Used: French, American, Eastern European
Info: Radoux's Research and Development team is dedicated to producing new toasting techniques to maximize the oak's beneficial influence on a particular varietal of wine. In 2005, Radoux introduced the Evolution Toast, which results in a wider range of aromas and more respect of the fruit, producing a more fruit-forward wine with increased roundness and mouth feel.
Year Founded: 1980
Locations: USA, France
Oak Used: American, French
Info: Calistoga, California, is where Nadalie USA first introduced the old, traditional French style of barrel making in the USA. In the ensuing years, that style has evolved to result in the finest American oak barrels available. The Napa Valley location is convenient to West Coast winemakers who wish to visit the cooperage and see their barrels being hand-crafted.
Year Founded: 1870
Locations: USA, France
Oak Used: French, American
Info: SEGUIN MOREAU continues to build on nearly two centuries of tradition and more than three decades of pioneering oenological.research, consistently delivering top-quality oak for wineries' barrel programs.
Year Founded: 1972
Locations: USA
Oak Used: American
Info: Originally established as a keg business, our focus soon shifted to the production of 59-gallon American white oak wine barrels sourced from their backyard of Central and Northern Missouri. Today, we maintain a laser-like focus on the quality and consistency of our classic 59-gallon American oak wine barrels, while also producing a small number of American and French Oak barrels for the whiskey and bourbon industries


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Join APEX Cares volunteers as they team up with Tree Musketeers on Saturday, March 28, 10am - 12 pm to care for trees in the El Segundo area. Activities include watering, mulching, weeding, pruning and litter abatement with our arborist. The tools and know-how will be provided, you just need to come ready to "dig in" to your community!
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Tree Musketeers was the first youth-led environmental organization. It has received numerous prestigious awards over the years including from three U.S. Presidents. Tree Musketeers currently has 1,800 local trees in its care. At maturity, they will remove 88 tons of pollution from the air each year. On a global basis, more than 1,914,066 trees by 1,047,361 young people have been planted under Tree Musketeers programs during the past 15 years.


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The Magistrate Court has jurisdiction to hear landlord-tenant disputes which includes dispossessory proceedings. A dispossessory action refers to eviction proceedings brought by a landlord against a tenant. A writ of possession is issued to evict an occupant from the property. The dispossessory complaint is filed under oath by the owner (landlord), testifying to the unlawful possession of the owners property by a tenant. The relationship between the parties must be Landlord and Tenant. The Tenant must be either a Tenant holding over, Tenant at will, a Tenant at sufferance, one not paying rent as it becomes due, or otherwise breaching the conditions of the rental agreement. The Landlord must have made a demand for possession of the premises prior to commencement of the proceedings. Those who consider themselves "agents" of the landlord must comply with Rule 31.
Once a tenant has been served with the Dispossessory Warrant, the tenant has seven (7) days from the date of service to file an answer with our court. If the tenant does not file an answer an eviction may be requested on the eighth (8th) day. If the tenant files an answer, a court date will be set and the plaintiff will be notified by mail of the court date. Once a writ of possession is issued, an eviction must be requested within thirty (30) days of the date of service or a new dispossessory warrant must be filed.
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Kate Osamor MP is leading a debate on healthcare in Yarl's Wood at 4.30pm today, 6 January 2016 in Westminster Hall.
This is following her visit to Yarl's Wood in November 2015, where she met two women who were detained. Both were victims of trafficking; one was pregnant. They told her that the worst thing about Yarl's Wood was healthcare.
Healthcare in Yarl's Wood has been severely criticised by HMIP following their most recent inspection in April-May 2015, as well as by independent organisations including Women for Refugee Women, Medical Justice and the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
In October 2015, Yarl's Wood further restricted access to independent doctors visiting Yarl's Wood. Medical Justice wrote to the Home Office about this issue and have received no response.
Kate Osamor MP's demands in the debate are as follows:
1. For the government to lift restrictions on access to Yarl's Wood for independent doctors.
2. That the government ensure legal rooms are refurbished to make up the extra space that Yarl's Wood management say is necessary to accommodate independent medical visits.
3. To ensure Rule 35 is properly used to protect the most vulnerable people from detention.
4. To end the detention of pregnant women and those detained under the Mental Health Act.
Speaking on the subject, Kate says:
"I wanted to lead this debate after visiting Yarl's Wood and meeting women there, who told me that the worst thing about Yarl's Wood was healthcare. This debate is for all those who have been previously or are currently detained.
We are the only country in the EU who do not have a time limit on detention. This is appalling. Studies show detention has a lasting, damaging effect on the mental health of detainees and the government need to be doing more to address this.
I hope the government will take seriously the need to review healthcare in Yarl's Wood and will address my demands as a matter of urgency."


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I stumbled across an article talking about how Maoists are recruiting people.
I thought it was interesting because our trip to India was adversely affected due to some instability in India's East. And this kept us from seeing places like Hundru Falls, Barehipani Falls, Joranda Falls, and Chitrakote Falls (they're all within Maoist- and Naxalite-influenced areas).
After reading through this article, I couldn't help but see the implications this has on what's going on in Pakistan (with the flooding affecting some 20 million people and counting). I wonder if Al Qaeda and the Taliban see a major opportunity for recruitment by being the first (as well as the last) to offer aid and money before the Western World acts...
To read the article, click here.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Something Stirring In India's East
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Visit Lyngen and Koppangen Brygger is the perfect place to discover and explore Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights.
Visit Lyngen and Koppangen Brygger is the perfect place to discover and explore Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights. We have our own marked track so you can experience the Northern Lights in the wild on your own.
Maybe you happened across a program on BBC called Joanna Lumley The Land of the Northern Lights?
Joanna Lumley, a famous actress known from tvshows like "Absolutely Fabulous" always had a dream seeing the snow and the Northern Lights. The actress sat off to realise a life`s ambition and the resulted in an documentary facing Joanna Lumley travelling around the Arctic and up to the northernmost part of Norway. She took the viewers on a very personal journey as she sought to see one of nature´s greatest spectacles.
At Visit Lyngen: Koppangen Brygger you can discover Aurora, The Northern Lights, by yourself. Sit down relaxing in our outdoor seawater (40C) bathtub as you watch the Northern Lights dance its way over the sky. Another option is to get on some warm clothing and walk around 300 metres up the hill and into the wilderness surrounding Koppangen Brygger. Sit down, lay your head back and wait for the Aurora to come if it isn`t allready there. If it`s not moving an old saami myth say that if you start to Joik (saami folksong) it would start dancing like never before.
Don`t let the silence fool you, things are going on arround you. If you are really lucky you could see a fox running by hunting for food. Even though it`s very timid it is rather common to see it within a weeks stay.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding the best time for a visit to experience the Nortern Lights etc


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16 Ways to Deal With Negative Coworkers Who Make Work Hell
Trying to make it through a day at work is hard enough without negative co-workers irritating you throughout the day. Once upon a time, I worked in the corporate offices for a retail store in the HR department. I feel your struggle. You may have some great co-workers but I bet there are one or two who make you want to tear your hair right out.
But you can't just tell them off. That would get you in trouble and possibly stunt your career because who the hell wants to work with the ~office bitch~, right? That being said, you still need to learn how to deal with crappy co-workers. You'll encounter them throughout your entire life (unless you work from home) and if you allow them to taint you with their negativity, you'll end up just like them, which will make work in general hell.
The only issue is that it's not easy when you have to see that person every single day. A two day weekend is simply not long enough to purge the negativity they douse you with throughout the week. Luckily, I learned a few things from my time in the office and I'm here to help you survive the workweek with grace.


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First, for other lightweights out there, don't worry and go see it. Any violent scenes are dealt with extreme discreetness. This story moved me in so many ways. These characters are layered and well drawn out. Suspense through conflict keeps you riveted from beginning to end. While there were many predictable things, I never felt annoyed by that because they were given such life and complication. The main character, Katniss draws you in immediately. She is one of the strongest female characters I've encountered. Her relationships with other kids in the story have great range.
Of course the movie had a crying moment. I knew it would be there, just didn't know when or what to expect. I did cry, I sobbed and struggled to keep it quiet. How embarrassing. But for me, another crying moment happened during the credits. I cried because the story as a whole captured me, dug into my writer's heart and stabbed. I wish to someday move others with a story like this, to have that much power with storytelling. And for that reason, I will be adding The Hunger Games trilogy to my reading list.


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One of the lead stories in the forthcoming City Journal is Peter Huber's blast of common sense on how subsidizing inefficient alternative energies is going to drive big energy users overseas to heavier polluting countries, hurting us economically and actually increasing carbon emissions globally. Huber's article is Bound to burn."
Huber points out in the article that we don't control the global supply of carbon. We don't control the global supply either of oil or of coal. And we no longer control the global demand for carbon. Poor countries do, and they have no commitment to their continued poverty through increasing the costs of carbon consumption.
Huber allows the intelligent reader to apply the reality principle to the harebrained "cap and trade" scheme with which the Obama administration seeks to fund its big government programs and mitigate the purported problem of anthropogenic global warming. Huber's blast of common sense is almost enough to lead one to believe that the latter is a convenient pretext for the former.


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- Studio Milwaukee Volume 5 is here with tracks by your favorite 88Nine artists recorded live at our very own studios in Walker's Point. Yours with a donation of $88.90+. (Listen to a preview)
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Shirana Shahbazi (born 1974 in Teheran, Iran) lives in Germany and Switzerland since 1985 and studied photography from 1995 to 2000 in Dortmund and Zurich. She has had extensive solo exhibitions at the Kunsthalle Bern (2014), the Fotomuseum Winterthur (2011), the Hammer Museum UCLA in Los Angeles (2008), and the Barbican Art Gallery in London (2007), among others. She has also participated in important group exhibitions at venues such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York (2012), the Kunsthaus Zurich (2008), and the Venice Biennale (2003).


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A couple of weeks ago I shot my daughter's senior photos for her yearbook ad. I managed to keep the waterworks at bay, and only cried while she was having her makeup done at MAC. However, this year is flying by so quickly that I'm now getting emotional writing this post. It seems like it was only yesterday she was a precious baby born in Penarth, Wales, a precocious toddler in California, and bright little spark in Mrs. Sager's kindergarten class at Old Town Elementary in Round Rock, TX. Rhiannon and I have something special planned for her yearbook ad, but it's not sentimental and gushy, so I'm going to do that here...
Rhiannon bach, you are so amazing.
My little Welsh dragon, you are a free spirit. I love that you are likely to plan your days by surf conditions and sunsets, and that you consider makeup and flat irons to only be for special occasions. I am so proud you still have the huge heart for others which Mrs. Sager commented on in your very first report card, and that you don't follow the crowd, but do your own thing, while still being inclusive and thoughtful with your friends. Your work ethic amazes me, and I'm so glad you've understood at an early age, that most people have to work hard for a living. I see so much of my Mom in you, sometimes it melts my heart. Your writing skills are part of the family legacy, and it brings me so much joy to know that it's something you excel at and enjoy. Where ever you end up going to college, know how proud I am of you.
Rhiannon bach, you are my heart. I love you.


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"E-health: shifting from insurer to key player in prevention, thanks to digital"
Digitisation of documents, improved digital interaction with customers, new products and services based around self care, advances in IT, and so on – digital and e-health are changing the face of insurance. To address this challenge and to make a success of e-transformation, here are eight best practices to implement within GM, IT and CDO. Continue reading


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It's common to bundle all of a site's CSS into one or two resources, meaning the user downloads a large number of rules that don't apply to the current page. This is because sites can contain many types of pages with a variety of "components", and delivering CSS at a component level hurts performance in HTTP/1.
This isn't the case with SPDY and HTTP/2, where many smaller resources can be delivered with little overhead, and independently cached.
Jake Archibald explains how to get a progressive render in Firefox, Edge/IE, and—once it has adopted the same method as Edge—Chrome.


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