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New Anchor Tenant for 110 Atrium Place Will Move Into Completely Renovated, 70,000 Square Foot Space
KIRKLAND, WA--(Marketwired - Oct 25, 2013) - Market Leader, a leader in online marketing and technology solutions for real estate professionals and a division of Trulia Inc. (NYSE: TRLA), has signed a multi-year lease to occupy the top two floors of 110 Atrium Place in Bellevue, Wash. This will double its current square footage and reinforces its commitment to grow the business in the Seattle area.
Market Leader chose downtown Bellevue for its new office based on the location's growing popularity, proximity to public transit and amenities, plus the opportunity to create a state-of-the-art work environment.
The move, which is expected in mid to late-December 2013, brings Market Leader just blocks away from where the company was founded in 1999. Market Leader expects to completely renovate the new space as a modern, high-tech and open work environment.
"We're very pleased to expand our presence in Bellevue and give our employees room for rapid growth in a workspace specifically designed to fit our culture," said Ian Morris, president of Market Leader. "The Seattle market is an incredible environment to facilitate fast-paced growth with talented individuals, and we're excited for what's ahead."
The more than 70,000 square feet of premier technology space at 110 Atrium Place will be completely renovated over the next few months by Turner Construction as part of a major renovation of the building. Market Leader will occupy the top two floors with 360-degree views of the surrounding area, with an option to expand its footprint in the building in the future.
"We will continue to invest in growing the Market Leader team in the Seattle area, and are very excited to have found a great home in Bellevue," said Pete Flint, chief executive officer and co-founder for Trulia. "Our presence across multiple locations and markets allows us to hire and retain the best talent. This will allow us to continue to build innovate tools for our customers and build the best operating system for the real estate industry."
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Market Leader, founded in 1999, provides innovative online technology and marketing solutions for real estate professionals across the United States and Canada. The company serves more than 150,000 real estate agents, brokerages and franchisors, offering complete end-to-end solutions that enable them to grow and manage their businesses. Market Leader's subscription-based real estate marketing software -- including websites, contact management, a marketing center, and lead generation services -- is powered by Smart Lead Technology, and helps customers generate a steady stream of prospects, plus provides the systems and training they need to convert those prospects into clients. Market Leader's parent company Trulia Inc. gives home buyers, sellers, owners, and renters the inside scoop on properties, places, real estate agents, and brokers.
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There is an opinion that college is valuable not for the degree that you get and not even for the subjects you can learn during your studies. In fact, it brings opportunities which you would never come across in other places all together. Check the roles for you to play in college, which will definitely will be valuable for your future attainments.
Effective Communicator
The first thing which is the easiest and the most precious to get is connections. Every day during your classes, you are coming across a number of people who you communicate with despite you want it or not. Even if you are the shyest person on Earth you will have to leave your comfort zone and speak with people that are involved in the research project with you. Often, you will have to arrange the team work, make common plans with others, negotiate and share the responsibilities. These all activities happen with the help of communication only, thus, you can get a vital knowledge and skills how to deal with other people.
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Any kind of success is all about planning. If you are at least trying to do your best in college you need to manage your time effectively, thus, to plan your days and tasks. In spite of being a busy person or the guy who always has a free minute to have some rest, you should make a schedule for every day. This will assure that you complete your assignments on time, do not miss the deadlines, and are involved in all the activities that are interesting and actual for you.
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When you are a student do not miss your chance to visit parties. Even if it is hard to believe at this particular moment, you will never have as much fun as now. The days and nights which you spend with your college mates will be the most amazing time which you will come back in your memory again and again. In case you think that partying and studying is not possible in the same period of your life, you should come back to a previous paragraph of this article and remind yourself that everything is possible if it is well planned.
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For sure, studying will bring up your intellectual skills and increase the level of knowledge in the sphere that you study. However, apart from this, you will have to use your curiosity and quick wits in order to succeed in various situations of your student life like writing a research project within 3 hours or earning money for a cool trip with your friends. Also, you will have to invent new arrangements for getting tips during the exam. Since it is not always possible to learn all the things for the test and read all the necessary books, you will have to use other capacities of your brain to meet your current needs and find the clues for different college-life quests.


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Staying Safe While Traveling Abroad
While preparing to travel abroad for the first time, you will undoubtedly hear horror stories from concerned family and friends about unwary travelers being robbed or assaulted while abroad. After enough repetition, it's understandable to begin thinking it might not be safe out there.
I remember this experience all too well when I had made the decision to go on my first backpacking trip. I arrived in Europe fully prepared to be targeted by pickpockets and all manners of shady criminals. Thankfully, it didn't take long for me to relax a bit and retire the hidden money belt I once thought of as a necessity.
Take it from me; the world is not nearly as scary as they make it out to be. In all of my traveling experience, there has only been one occasion in which I was seriously concerned for my safety. I had just arrived in Bangkok for the first time, and within an hour, there was a terrorist attack just a couple blocks from where I was staying.
This highly improbable experience aside, I have found traveling, even by yourself, to be pretty safe overall. That being said, there are a few precautions you can take to help ensure your safety while abroad.
Buy a Good Lock
Just about every hostel you are bound to stay in provides lockers for their guests. Most are large enough to fit all of your valuables while you are out for the day; some are even large enough to accommodate your entire backpack, should you really want peace of mind.
While the lockers are usually provided free of charge, the locks themselves typically are not. Make sure to buy a good, sturdy lock before you leave, but try to keep it on the smaller side to ensure it can fit all locker sizes. Personally, I recommend combination locks over key locks, as I'm always worried I will lose the key. This is the lock I've used for the past 3 years. It allows you to create your own combination, which is great if you tend to be forgetful.
If you want to lock up your entire bag but don't want to take the chance that the hostel's lockers will be big enough, check out Pacsafe. They make lightweight steel exomesh wraps that cover your backpack and can be locked to a fixture.
I traveled with one of these on my first backpacking trip, but to be honest, I didn't use it much. They're great in theory, but it will add a good bit of weight to your pack. Frankly, I don't think it's necessary. Over time, I've found that the vast majority of people you meet in hostels are going to be of the same mindset as yourself. They're there to meet interesting people and see the world; not to steal your headphones.
Furthermore, if you can't fit all of your valuables in an average-sized locker, you should probably re-evaluate your pack with my packing guide.
Be Smart With Your Money
My personal rule of thumb when it comes to carrying cash while traveling is to never have more than $50 of the local currency on you at any one time. It's just not needed. Just about every restaurant, store, attraction, etc. you are going to visit will accept credit cards. If they don't accept cards, remember, you're backpacking on a budget; $50 should be more than enough to cover whatever you need in that situation.
I've met many travelers who will take out several hundred dollars worth of the local currency from an ATM when they arrive in a new country. Should they unfortunately be robbed, it would be an expensive, easily-avoidable mistake.
Be cautious when taking money out from the ATM as well. If someone did want to rob you, the ATM would be a good place to do it. Make sure to stay aware of your surroundings while withdrawing cash. Also, give the machine a quick look over before using it; paying particular attention to the keypad and the card slot. Computer-savvy criminals can use what are known as "skimmers" to steal your banking information while you are using the ATM.
Watch the video below for a good explanation of what to look for.
As for your credit and debit cards themselves, I typically recommend traveling with one debit card and two credit cards. With the exception of when you're withdrawing cash, don't go out with your debit card. Leave it locked up in the hostel along with your backup credit card and other valuables. That way, worst case scenario, should your wallet be lost or stolen while you're out, you won't be completely out of luck.
Pick a Backpack Hiding Spot
As I mentioned in the above tip, I typically leave my debit card and a backup credit card in the hostel while out exploring a city. In addition to a backup card, I also recommend bringing $100 US with you while traveling as an emergency cash reserve. Should you find your cards unusable for any reason (maybe you forgot to notify your bank that you were traveling and they've locked the account), $100 should be enough to get you by until you straighten things out.
But where do you stash these cards and cash? While it's highly unlikely that someone will steal something out of your backpack, it's even more unlikely that they'll take the whole thing. That being the case, pick a seemingly low-value item in your pack that you can use to hide your cards and emergency money.
Personally, I'd recommend a toiletry bag or medical kit; something that is not likely to be stolen by any would-be thief. Again, you will more than likely have a locker where you can keep these things safe while you are out, but on the off chance that one is not available, it's always a good idea to have a backup plan.
Trust Your Gut
Quite simply, if something seems off or too good to be true, it probably is. Now, I am a big proponent of taking chances and putting yourself out there while traveling. Without a doubt, the greatest part of backpacking is meeting new people, and as a result, the incredible experiences you will have with them.
However, there is a big difference between striking up a conversation with a stranger in a bar and learning about an upcoming event in the city, and being approached by a stranger on the street and told about an amazing party going on in an abandoned warehouse right now. The point is, use your head. Don't be afraid to live, but do be wary of bad choices.
Keep Your Head on a Swivel
To put it plainly, be aware of your surroundings. You don't need to be hyper vigilant at all times, but you should always have a sense of what's going on around you. It's unfortunate, but there are people who make a living off of pickpocketing tourists in crowded areas like train stations and at famous landmarks.
In times like these, though it may look ridiculous, shift your backpack or purse around to the front of your body. If you make stealing your things difficult, odds are thieves won't bother trying.
While on the subject, if you notice someone staring at you and they seem suspicious, the best thing I can recommend is to stare at them right back. Make it known that you are watching them watch you. Confidence goes a long way in keeping you from becoming a target. Just be careful how you go about doing this. Remember, the goal here is not to pick a fight.
Granted, this is more of a reactive approach, but having insurance while traveling goes a long way should worst come to worst. A good travel insurance plan will cover you not only in the event that you need medical care; but if your gear is stolen or damaged; lost luggage; cancelled flights and more. Personally, I've used World Nomads every time I've traveled.
That story I mentioned at the top of the article about being in Bangkok during the terrorist attack? World Nomads was the first call I made after the US Embassy. The situation ended up calming down over there, but the representative I worked with was beyond helpful and was ready to secure me a flight out of the country if I didn't feel safe staying. On top of that, she even called me every day for the next three days just to check in and make sure everything was still alright. That, to me, is above and beyond good service, and why I will always use World Nomads when traveling. Check out their plans here to see which one would suit you best.
Overall, this isn't a subject worth losing much sleep over. The vast majority of people in this world mean you no harm. In fact, they're quite nice! Just keep the above tips in mind while traveling and you'll get by just fine.
Do you have questions about staying safe while traveling or want to share your own tips? Send me an email! I'd love to hear from you.


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Should images of movement use blur to prove it, and how much unintentional blur you can pass off as 'intentional to show the movement' before someone rumbles you is one of my preoccupations...
One of the tell-tale signs that it's unintentional is that both the moving subject and the stationery background are fuzzy. Another is when it looks like it's been artificially sharpened to hell on the computer later.
Well, this shot suffers from a little bit of both of those syndromes, but I like the composition enough to let it pass. Namely, the placement of the feet is great, the shoes are striking against the grey, the little stone slabs lead you wonderfully into the shot, in the direction she's going too, and there's nothing else to distract you like other people's feet or cigarette butts to get in the way - oops, having said that I can see some now (!) but they kinda meld in and possibly add to the, umm, how can I say... promiscuity which bright red shoes sometimes suggest...
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Truer words were never spoken. Or written. Yesterday I was swamped in the clutter of having two small children. Today I have lots of drawstring bags to put it all in. If you're constantly stepping around (or on) Lego and other small plastic toys, then this list of how-tos has been put together with you (and your toes) in mind. And for those of you that are not especially handy with a sewing machine, I've even included a no-sew drawstring bag you can make.
- Make a no-sew drawstring bag – no sewing, no excuses.
- Make a quick unlined drawstring bag – an easy sewing project for beginners.
- Make a lined drawstring bag – this is what I made as they are a studier.
- Make a patchwork drawstring bag – a great scrap buster project.
- Make a drawstring bag with waterproof lining – ideal for storing paints and brushes.
It feels wonderful to be winning the battle against kid clutter (yeah right! Who am I kidding?). Henry is also quite delighted by his special little bags. He loves taking all of his knick-knacks out, putting them all back, taking them all out… over and over again. Whoever said variety was the spice of life obviously hadn't spent much time with a two year old.
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The EURUSD pair shot higher during the course of trading yesterday but for those who have been following our forecasts, this should not come as much of a surprise as we had said that a bounce was likely to be possible and it was only a matter of time as the bears were struggling to make much of a headway in their move lower and hence it required the prices to move higher to attract more sellers.
EURUSD Moves Back Above 1.22
Yesterday, the data from the US was on predicted lines and in some cases, it was in fact better. Then came along the next testimony of the new Fed Chief Powell and he kept the door open for a 4th rate hike during the course of the year. This should have led to the dollar moving higher in strength but unfortunately, that did not happen as a more important news came along. The Trump administration decided to implement tariffs on import of steel and aluminium and this has led to fears of a trade war.
A lot of steel and alumunium used in the US is imported and a large part of this is used by the car industry. By the imposition of this tariff, the administration is trying to bring in more equality in the trade but this increases the possibility of car prices moving higher. Also, China has already declared it as a wrong and flagrant move and we could see them retaliate quite soon. This has led to uncertainty and this has in turn led to the dollar becoming weaker which has since helped the EURUSD pair to move back into the highs of the 1.22 region.
The pair is likely to face a lot of resistance in this region and hence we expect some consolidation and a slow day during the course of trading today, especially due to the lack of any major economic data or news from either the US or the Eurozone.


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Karlgren is the author of many studies on the history, philology, and art of ancient China. He employed linguistic methods to demonstrate the authenticity of the ancient Chinese literary monuments Tso Chuan and Chou Li. He has also done scholarly translations, with commentaries, of the ancient Chinese books Shih Ching and Shu Ching.
WORKS"Legends and Cults in Ancient China." Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, 1946, no. 18. "The Books of Odes." Bulletin of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, 1944, nos. 16–17.
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I am going to be starting the Thomas Recipe tomorrow evening or Sunday morning. I have everything I need (L-Tyrosine, Multi-vitamins, B6 caps, and potassium caps) but I only have like 8 lectopam sixes. I also have 16 Seroquel pills. Does anyone have some tips or advice for me? I am down to about 20mg of hydromorph and I am quitting once this last bit is gone! I am quite nervous so I would appriciate any advice. A review from someone who has quit by using this recipe would be great to. Thank you... Matt
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Make sure you have some imodium anti diarrheal. Some gatorade couldn't hurt either. As odd as it may sound, the sooner you can get some walking or other light exercise in, it will cause the brain to try and send it's own opiates. You may feel awful, but, try when you can. It will help.
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FRESNO, Calif. – The Latest on a California teen charged in a fatal crash that was livestreamed on Instagram (all times local):
3:35 p.m.
A lawyer appointed to defend a California teen who livestreamed a car crash on Instagram that killed her younger sister says the 18-year-old is "broken apart" over the death.
Public defender Ramnik Samrao spoke after a Wednesday hearing in which his client, Obdulia Sanchez of Stockton, pleaded not guilty to charges that include vehicular manslaughter and intoxicated driving.
He said Sanchez believes she killed her 14-year-old sister, but that it's not clear she committed a crime. He said using a cellphone while driving is a traffic infraction, and that prosecutors must prove that she was intoxicated.
Merced County Chief Deputy District Attorney Harold Nutt said after the hearing that Sanchez's blood alcohol level was 0.10 and that her conduct in the video reflects "some depravity and some stupidity."
The legal limit in California is 0.08.
1:55 p.m.
A California teen who livestreamed a car crash on Instagram that killed her younger sister has pleaded not guilty to charges of vehicular manslaughter and drunken driving.
Obdulia Sanchez of Stockton, who is 18, appeared Wednesday via remote camera in Merced County Superior Court.
She was dressed in yellow inmate garb and answered a "little bit" when the judge asked if she understood the charges against her.
Authorities say Sanchez livestreamed herself driving and then losing control of a car that rolled over Friday northwest of Fresno.
The district attorney's office said after the brief hearing that Sanchez had a blood alcohol content of 0.10. The legal limit in California is 0.08
11 a.m.
Prosecutors have filed criminal charges against a California teen who livestreamed a car accident on Instagram that killed her younger sister.
The Merced County District Attorney's Office on Wednesday charged 18-year-old Obdulia Sanchez of Stockton with vehicular manslaughter and drunken driving.
Authorities say Sanchez recorded herself driving and then losing control of a car that rolled over Friday northwest of Fresno.
In the video, she's seen leaning over the body of the girl, trying to shake her awake and saying she was sorry.
Authorities say 14-year-old Jacqueline Sanchez died in the crash.
Obdulia Sanchez is expected in court Wednesday to hear the charges.
Neither Sanchez nor an attorney representing her could be reached for comment.


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Feb 09, 2017
by Vivant Skin Care
It's awards season, which means an abundance of décolletage on display. At the recent Golden Globes, necklines plunged deeper than ever, putting the drama of beautiful skin center stage.
How do the stars reveal so much skin without revealing their age? Prevention is key. We spend a lot of time focusing on our face, but often neglect the delicate skin of the décolletage (from jawline to areola). The skin in this area thinner and more fragile than the dermis of the face. Add to that the fact that the décolletage also gets a lot of exposure to sun and environmental pollutants and you have a recipe for accelerated aging. Sometimes this imbalance creates a mismatch. It's not uncommon to see a face that says 30 while the chest says 45. Clearly, the décolletage requires special attention.
To help you prepare for your own big reveal, the Doctor offers some advice on keeping your "Valley of the Dolls" looking smooth, supple and gloriously glowing.
Protect Your Skin From UV Damage
The number one thing you can do to keep your décolletage smooth, firm, and even-toned is to protect the area from age-accelerating UV damage. Use sunscreen every day. (You get a pass if you're wearing a turtleneck.) Vivant's Day Treatment Lotion with SPF 15 is the perfect morning moisturizer for use during a normal daily routine. The light, non-greasy formula contains zinc peptides and whole leaf aloe for an added boost of cell repair and regeneration. If you're going to be spending more time outdoors than just shuttling between home, office, school, etc., bump up to an SPF 30 sunscreen, which blocks 97% of UVB rays. Anything beyond that is just extra chemicals with little extra protection.
Keep The Creases Off Your Cleavage
As we age, collagen decreases and skin loses firmness and elasticity. Sun exposure accelerates the process and leads to the formation of vertical lines in the area where you'd rather people were looking at your statement piece necklace. Now consider the weight of your breasts, pressed together like a closed book while you sleep, making those vertical lines can become deeper like a creased page. That is a book you don't want to read. Sleeping on your back will help keep your cleavage smooth and crease-free. If you're a dedicated side sleeper, you can mitigate the effects of the gravitational compression by sleeping in a bra (underwires are not recommended). Halle Berry has been doing it for years. Seems to be working for her.
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Give your décolletage some TLC with a cleanser that nourishes and hydrates. Vivant's gentle Cleansing Milk is a luxuriously creamy wash fortified with antioxidant grape seed oil to hydrate, protect skin from free radical damage, and stimulate cell repair. You can combine it with Buffing Grains once a week to remove dead skin and help boost collagen production. Because the skin of this area is thinner and more sensitive, keep physical exfoliation to a minimum, otherwise, you could end up causing irritation and damage.
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Searching for clues left behind
Residents learn different way of seeing at tracking event
by Yoko Minoura
Bend siblings Jules Ginsparg, 9, and Leah Ginsparg, 7, flopped down on their bellies to peer into the hollow under a boulder Saturday morning at Shevlin Park. The remains of manzanita buds left under the rock, they learned, suggested that a rodent might have sheltered there recently. Jules and Leah also examined burrows in the grass, looked at animal scat and even studied a paw print most likely left by a pet dog to learn about tracking animals.


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What's on around the area today
FRATTON: St Mary's Church, Fratton Road. 5pm. Nativity Service. The Christmas story as told by children.
FRATTON: St Mary's Church, Fratton Road. 11.30pm. Midnight Mass.
GOSPORT: Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower. Meet Santa at Explosion. Admission to museum free, £3 to meet Santa.
PORTSMOUTH: Beddow Library, Milton Road. 9.30am-6pm. Christmas Mini Challenge. A challenge for children to read any three library books between 12 December 2014 and 6 January 2015. To take part children need to update their profile page on the summer reading challenge website with the three books they heave read, to receive a virtual badge and secret video as a reward. Register interest with Beddow Library staff. Call (023) 9268 8144.
PORTSMOUTH: On board HMS Warrior 1860, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, PO1 3LJ. 10am-4.30pm. Hunt The Slipper Family Trail. Free with a valid museum ticket.
PORTSMOUTH: On board HMS Warrior 1860, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, PO1 3LJ. 10.30am-4.30pm. Family Activity Area. Once the lower deck mess and schoolroom for Warrior's young officers, Warrior's Gun Room is now an activity area for children including costumed role-play, toys, games and colouring sheets. Free with a valid museum ticket.
PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square. 11am. Guildhall Tour. Led by a concierge, the tour takes a closer look into the history of the Guildhall and the events and occurrences which have made it the building that it is today. Tours last approximately 45 minutes. Admission free.
PORTSMOUTH: The Royal Marines Museum. 11am and 2pm. Get Me Out of Here: Survival in the Arctic. Test your arctic survival skills in a range of winter themed arctic activities. Learn how Royal Marines survive in harsh cold climates, make your own igloo and complete the snow show challenge. Admission free with a valid museum ticket.
PORTSMOUTH: St. Wilfrid's Church, George Street. 6pm. Nativity Service and Christingle.
PORTSMOUTH: St. Wilfrid's Church, George Street. 11.30pm. Midnight Mass.
PORTSMOUTH: St. Faith's Church, Crasswell Street, Landport. 11.30pm. Midnight Mass.
SOUTHSEA: The Golden Eagle. Somethin' Else. Rock and sax Christmas Eve party.
COSHAM: Queen Alexandra Hospital, League of Friends' coffee shop, Level B. 10am-4pm Mon-Fri; midday-3.30pm Sats and Suns. Paintings by Ted Baker, Sue Harvey and David Johnson. Admission free. Contact (023) 9238 7284 for more information.
GOSPORT: Gosport Discovery Centre, Walpole Road, PO12 1NS. 10am-5pm Mon to Sat. The Artists' Rifles. Exhibition showcasing the work of soldiers from the Artists' Rifles volunteer regiment. Free admission, closed Suns and Bank Holidays. For more information visit hants.gov.uk/gosport-gallery
PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 10am-4pm. Lines of Best Fit. Features existing artworks and two site specific drawings, created especially for the Aspex Guildhall space. Both artists have reacted within the limitations set by the space whilst continuing to expand the definition of 'drawing' within their current modes of practice. Visit portsmouthguildhall.org.uk/your-visit/aspexguildhall for more information.
PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square. Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm. Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra: Portraits. This exhibition shows highlights from a series of photographic portraits of Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra players. Admission free. Visit portsmouthguildhall.org.uk for more information.
PORTSMOUTH: Aspex Gallery, The Vulcan Building, Gunwharf. 11am-5pm. Early Warning Signs. Ongoing project by Ellie Harrison on climate change. Initiated at Two Degrees festival in 2011, the project aims to allow the four rotating 'climate change' signs she produced for the festival to continue to promote their cause long into the future. Each autumn, four new host venues are invited to 'adopt a sign', agreeing to keep it on public display for the following year. Call (023) 9277 8080 or visit aspex.org.uk for more information.
PORTSMOUTH: City Museum, Museum Road. 10am-5pm. Lest We Forget ... remembering Portsmouth people and the First World War. No Place Like Pompey ... looking at some of the things that make Pompey special. A Study in Sherlock ... uncovering the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection. Admission free. (023) 9283 4779, portsmouthmuseums.co.uk
PORTSMOUTH: Aspex Gallery, The Vulcan Building, Gunwharf. 11am-4pm. Craft Emergency 2014. Craft Emergency winner, Malene Hartmann Rassmussen, will be displaying her work alongside 12 other artists from across the globe. (023) 9277 8080, aspex.org.uk
PORTSMOUTH: The National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. 10am-4pm. Weighing Anchor: An Artist at Sea On Board HMS Argyll and Tireless. A body of work by Jules George depicting the experiences of HMS Argyll and the submarine HMS Tireless on active deployment. Admission free with a valid museum ticket. (023) 9272 7582.
PORTSMOUTH: PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square. Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm. Seven Ages Of Woman, Photography Exhibition by UoP Graduate Tyran Hawthorn. A series of seven photographs, showing the ageing process over time, linked by Tyran to Shakespeare's 'Seven Ages of Man' from 'As You Like It'. Free admission.
PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square. 8.30am-5.30pm. Kroma: Kate Bishop Exhibition. Illustrations from Kroma's collection of prints created for the home, inspired by Scandinavian living, food and lifestyle as well as Kate's love of colour. The collection includes both current & past ranges as well as digital and original pieces of artwork. Admission free. Visit portsmouthguildhall.org.uk
PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square. Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm. The Who's Tommy Exhibition. Features touring exhibitions, and visitors are also able to enjoy rooms that reflect on Portsmouth music and the history of the Guildhall. Free admission, visit portsmouthguildhall.org.uk for more information.
PORTSMOUTH: Aspex Gallery, The Vulcan Building, Gunwharf. 11am-4pm. South Central Group Exhibition. Aspex's new open submission group exhibition, which seeks to highlight the work of emerging visual artists working in any media in the South of England. A winner will be chosen from this shortlist, who will then be supported by the team at aspex to produce a solo exhibition. Visit aspex.org.uk for more information.
FAREHAM:Hill Park M.W.M. Club, Highlands Road. 8pm. Dave Barret. Admission free. Visit hpmwmc.co.uk for more details.
PORTSMOUTH: The Milton Arms, Milton Road. 7pm-late. Front Bar Disco. With DJ Miss Nixx. Admission free. Call 07505 953063 for more information.
PORTSMOUTH: The Eastney Cellars, 56 Cromwell Road, PO4 9PN. 8pm. The Racketeers. Live music from Portsmouth-based seven piece band tagged in the industry as Jamaican RnB / Ska / Blues n Soul. Originally formed as a four piece in 2004 they then went on to add a brass section to their 60's blues n soul sound. Admission £6 in advance, £7 on the door. Call (023) 9282 6249 or visit thecellars.co.uk for more information.
PORTSMOUTH: Shearer Arms, Shearer Road. 8.30pm-late. Kenny Mayes 50's+60's. All welcome.
SHEDFIELD: Samuels Rest, Upper Church Road. 9pm. Tangerine Tantrum.
SOUTHSEA: The RMA Tavern, Cromwell Road, PO4 9PN. Xmas Eve. With Spike's leg-endary classic vinyl rock roadshow.
CHICHESTER: Chichester Festival Theatre, Oaklands Park, PO19 6AP. 2pm. 101 Dalmatians. Bryony Lavery's adaptation of the classic tale. Tickets range from £10-£25. Book online at cft.org.uk or call 01243 781312.
FAREHAM: Ferneham Hall, Osborn Road. 11am, 2.30pm. Panto: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Admission: children and over 60s £17.25, adults: £18.50. 01329 231942, fernehamhall.co.uk.
HAVANT: The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre, 56 East Street, PO9 1BS. 2.30pm. Santa In Love. Family musical complete with games and Christmas songs. Santa will be available to meet children and give presents after the show. Tickets: £8.50.
PORTSEA: The Groundlings Theatre, Kent Street. 11am and 3pm. Cinderella. Family panto performed by a cast of professionals as well as local children. Adult tickets £16, concessions £12, children £10, family £42. Concessions available. Call (023) 9273 7370.
PORTSMOUTH: The Kings Theatre, Albert Road. 10.30am. Aladdin. Antony Costa and Jade Ellis star in this family panto. Tickets from £18.50 to £25.50. Call (023) 9282 8282 .


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by Kristina
My unibrow baby boy <3
Look at Bear! His face is just the cutest thing you have ever seen! Not to mention how unique it is with his own little unibrow! If that doesn't get you to laugh or smile, imagine having him in a cage with his brother Buster. Buster learns how to climb out of the cage but Bear does not! It is as if I have toddlers! Buster jumps out, Bear gets mad that Buster gets out to go play so he begins to bark. His bark travels to his uncle Pork who then starts howling!! Then crying!! It is too funny to watch! You can hear his uncle Pork all the way outside!
Return to January 2012 Funniest Fur-Kid of the Month Photo Contest!.


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In the past the focus with work stress was on reducing negative emotions rather than building resilience and using the protective impact of positive emotions (Richman et al., 2005). New research highlights the significant benefits of maintaining a positive outlook in life.
Some examples of the benefits of positive emotions include:
– Feeling hopeful has been shown to delay or even prevent the development of disease.
– Increased curiosity levels have been linked to lowered risk of hypertension and diabetes.
Even using language that reflects positive emotions also has a positive impact on people. A study of the published writings of famous deceased psychologists showed that those writers using more words referring to active positive emotions (such as energetic, vigorous, alert, lively, stimulated) lived longer than those writers who used more negative words (Pressman & Cohen, 2012).
Research suggests that positive emotions work to 'broaden and build' through promoting flexible thinking and problem-solving (Isen, 2000; Fedrickson, 2001). In a recent study, researchers fostered positive emotions in participants who were working on mundane, repetitive tasks by offering them sweets. The positive emotions this offering generated increased motivational levels and enjoyment. Furthermore participants were able to sustain their level of performance (Isen & Reeeve, 2005).
The verdict seems to be that those who experience frequent positive emotions are more satisfied with life not simply because they are enjoying themselves, but because they have built effective strategies that help them deal more effectively with set-backs (Cohn et al., 2009).
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In November 1984, when the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation of Winter Park announced that it would stop giving any money to Central Florida arts groups unless they were of ''nationally recognized'' quality, the well of charitable funding for the arts here seemed to be running dry. The foundation had been subsidizing Central Florida arts groups for a decade.
But Central Florida corporations have stepped in where the area's largest private foundation has bowed out. One year later, the prospects for arts funding in Central Florida are growing by the day.


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Is it good that the court pushes for implementing the Kotel compromise?
The Supreme Court Aug. 31 discussion on the Western Wall came at a bad time. Three days ago, the court made a decision inhibiting the state's ability to deport illegal immigrants, and raised the ire of activists and politicians. The debate over the role of the court, and its ideology, once again became a center of attention.
Two days ago, Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked vehemently attacked the court, and declared that "Zionism will no longer bow its head to the system of individual rights that are universally interpreted in a way that cuts it off from the history of the Knesset and from the history of legislation that we all know."
The court, argues Shaked, ignores the interests of Zionist Israel in favor of universal values detached from both the reality and the values of Israel. This morning, a gold statue of Supreme Court President Miriam Naor was erected outside the courthouse in Jerusalem, another demonstration of rightwing groups raising their level of criticism of the court's ideology. The statue, said a member of the organization that built it, is a protest against Supreme Court "dictatorship."
So, for the court to ignore these voices and enforce a solution for the Kotel with which the government does not agree will not be easy.
In a paper published by the Jewish People Policy Institute a few days ago, my colleague Dan Feferman and I argued that progressive Jews in Israel, lacking in political power, used to rely on two main pillars of support as they strived to advance their goals: "Battles in courts provided the movements with public funding for rabbis, access to the education system, some budget allocations (although these pale in comparison to what the Orthodox are granted) and more. Support from their American counterparts provides the other pillar for Israel's Reform and Conservative movements. While not possessing much local power, in the U.S. Reform and Conservative Jews comprise a full half of the six million strong community and are a source of significant activity, philanthropy and pro-Israel political influence".
However, we argued, "things are changing with these two levers of influence." Both seem to be weakening.
Why the court is weakened is a long and complicated story. But one of the reasons for the battle against it is its tendency (welcomed by some, rejected by more) to rule on matters of government policy. For example: on questions pertaining the proper arrangement near the Western Wall.
There is great irony here: Progressive Jews, disillusioned about their ability to get the support of the government, rely on the power of the court. The more they appeal, the more the court rule in their favor, the more the court becomes exposed to criticism and thus to attempts by politicians to erode the court's power. In other words: the institution most important to these Jews is the institution they hurt by constantly forcing on it their grievances.
This of course doesn't mean to imply that these Jewish movements should not seek the support of the court when they feel that the law is on their side. Israel's court is such pillar of excellence because of its ability to withstand the winds of political turmoil and rule as it sees fit. But it does mean to imply that relying on one main pillar of power is problematic because it makes the pillar a target of condemnation and its power a target of attacks. It is as problematic as any reliance on one source of supply and support because if the source dries, the whole enterprise it endangered.
The court's discussion on the Wall reflected its ambivalence as it strives to balance its role and the one of the government. Supreme Court Justice Naor said, on the one hand, that the court cannot be the one managing the Kotel: "We do not have the power to craft a new Kotel compromise." But she criticized the government for changing course at the last minute, and reneged on a compromise that the court considered worthy. In a way, the court handed Prime Minister Netanyahu a tool to tell his coalition partners that they either let him go back to the compromise, or risk a ruling could be even harsher from their viewpoint.
The movements are understandably pleased with the discussion that took place. The court seems to be sympathetic to their arguments and unsympathetic to the government's last minute flip flop.
But maybe a grain of more ambivalence should also characterize the movements as they seek to advance their goals in Israel. One the one hand, the court is a comfortable venue for getting relatively quick results. On the other hand, the more they go to court, the more they rely in it, the less creative they become is searching for other venues.


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Lost, and Then Found Once More: On Traveling Alone Without Sight
"The feeling of being out on my own is worth all the fear I must fight to get there."
Here I sit again. Once more I find myself seated and facing the helpful travel agent who made all the necessary arrangements for my trip. I'm not certain if being here is right—in a way, it feels like I'm going backwards. Like I will undo all the progress I've made, all that confidence gained.


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Hi guys,
It's Friday… YAY!
Hoping the day flies by because I officially entered holiday mode as of 6am this morning 🙂 actually feel sick with excitement haha! Like a kid at Christmas!!!
Anyway, thanks for all the likes on last nights outfit!! I had ordered the top a good few weeks ago from Ali Express and it arrived earlier this week and I loved!!
Top – Ali Express (Get it here) , Skinny Jeans – Zara, Nude pointed heels – River Island (last year), Bag – Penneys, Necklace – Stella & Dot (Gift from Raid My Runway)
Myself and my hubby headed to Fifty50 for a nice meal. I won a 3 course meal for 2 with a bottle of wine, and was dying to try this place out so we booked in before we head away! One word… AMAZING!
This place only opened it's doors on 22nd August 2014! There had been a number of other restaurants in this space prior to the 3 owners taking over and bringing us this little diamond to dine in! I had never seen it so busy before Fifty50 took over!
It has been completely transformed into an amazing place to dine with an amazing atmosphere!
When you go in your taken to a little couch area while waiting for your table and you can order a drink while you wait! This was a great little touch and gives time to take a little look at the menu and decide what your going to have…
The menu is fantastic, so much to choose from and everything just sounded so tasty so it took us forever to finally decide what we were going to have!!
Clonakilty Pudding Starter
Hot Buffalo Chicken Wings
I ended up going for the chicken wings and OMG they were delicious! They were piping hot, crispy and just the right amount of sauce! So yummy! Clive went for the Clonakilty Black Pudding starter, and MADE me taste it! I have never put black pudding past my lips, I know how it's made :(, but he was so adamant that I try it out and I did and holy shamoly! It was soooo delicious! I kept asking for more haha! Seriously, try this out, even if you are not a lover of pudding, it's a must!!!
Fillet Steak strips with asparagus in a white wine cream
cheese sauce
Garlic Flat Bread
Chicken stuffed with Parma ham with a mushroom sauce & potato au gratin and roasted veg
I went with the pasta and garlic flat bread and it was just so tasty! I couldn't fault it at all, I just couldn't manage to eat it all, and the staff were so kind they even packed up what I didn't manage to eat to take home with us. Clive was delighted with that, his lunch sorted for today 🙂 His dish was equally amazing! I love nothing more than my food arriving piping hot, and everything was exactly that when it was put in front of us, even though the place was jam packed solid, with no tables free!!
We got chatting to two lovely ladies who were sat at the table next to us and got such a laugh out of them! They were lucky enough to get to try out a new cocktail that hasn't yet gone onto the Fifty50 menu and insisted we try it too, and OMG! Amazing! Once it's on the menu I will tell you exactly what I'm talking about, and you HAVE to try it!!!
Dessert time! I had my mind made on this from the min I seen the dessert menu! Malteasers cheese cake! OH YES! Seriously!!! I could of ate 10 of them! Clive's hot chocolate brownie was unreal too!
Hot Chocolate Brownie
Malteasers Cheese Cake = YUM
We don't drink wine, and I just had a soft drink and Clive had a bottle of Corona, and at the end when we were finished we were waiting to pay the drinks bill and they wouldn't hear of it! Because wine was included in our competition prize and we didn't have it and had a drink each they wouldn't charge us, which was so kind of them to do!!
We thoroughly enjoyed our evening in a buzzing atmosphere, with totally delicious food and chats with other diners! Thank you to all of the lovely staff at Fifty50 for a great evening. The customer service was outstanding, and food top of the range, compliments to the chefs!! We will be back very soon and wish you all the best with your continued success in the heart of Ashbourne!
Honestly, try it out people, you will not be disappointed! But make sure to book a table as it's always so busy and you don't want to be disappointed if they don't have a table when you arrive!!
They are Located just across from Tesco in Ashbourne Town Centre, and you can contact them on 01-8499777 to reserve a table!
Let me know if you try it out and what you think 🙂


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Study: Smaller flu vaccine doses may work – for non-elderly
Giving smaller doses of the flu vaccine into the skin does not produce the same results in the elderly as traditional shots of the vaccine into the muscle, according to research set to appear in the Nov. 25 New England Journal of Medicine. The elderly are the most likely to die from the flu.
Antibody responses in the study participants aged 60 and over were 75% lower than the responses the body would produce if these participants had received a normal dose, according to researchers. However, antibody responses were found to be similar in people ages 18 to 60, and experts may consider using this to vaccinate healthcare workers.
Experts believe the skin method raises questions about the proper vaccination method for the elderly with normal doses. The skin method produces responses from specialized immune system cells in addition to the antibody responses a traditional shot of the vaccine evokes. The elderly have a poor antibody response rate now, said the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and another federal vaccine expert, John LaMontagne.
Larger studies including more older people and those with other health problems need to be conducted regarding the skin method, said Dr. Mitchell Cohen, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Coordinating Center for Infectious Disease.


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HK primary school deploys blade PCs
HONG KONG, 20 FEBRUARY 2009 Kowloon Junior School has deployed Hewlett-Packard (HP's) client virtualisation solution. This replaces its conventional distributed client infrastructure that comprised notebook and desktop personal computers (PCs). Kowloon Junior School is the first among the 16 schools under the English Schools Foundation in Hong Kong to adopt the solution.
We had several blade PCs set up for trial at our school in May 2007 for a week. We tested them with all our programmes, making sure everything would work. Everyone was very pleased with the performance. So we made the purchase in September and everything was installed and ready around mid-October, said Joe Leithhead, IT coordinator at Kowloon Junior School.
Through the centralised management console, we can remotely monitor and control all blade PCs and thin clients, without physically going to the problems, said Frederick Wong, supervisory ICT technician of Kowloon Junior School.
Now we can easily finish all the start-up and health check procedures every day in the morning before the school starts. We've noticed at a 20 per cent increase in operational support efficiency following the HP Remote Client Solutions deployment, Wong said.
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HP last week announced a simplified client virtualisation solution that helps businesses reduce costs with blade personal computers.
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BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc., announced on Monday that its BCX4430 vaccine against filoviruses showed activity against a range of pathogens, including the Marburg and Ebola viruses, in an animal study.
BioCryst is developing the vaccine under a contract with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The contract went into effect in September 2013 at a value of $7.5 million, with a total value of $22 million if all options are exercised.
Filoviruses are extremely deadly and considered Category A Bioterrorism agents by the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention. The fatality rate associated with filovirus disease outbreaks has exceeded 90 percent, the highest fatality rate of any infection.
"Filoviruses, such as Ebola and Marburg virus, constitute serious threats to our national defense," Colonel Erin P. Edgar, the commander of the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, said. "Development of cost-effective and versatile treatment options to combat these agents remains an unmet medical need and a high biodefense priority for the U.S. Government."
In the study, researchers tested the investigational vaccine on animal models by injecting the drug intramuscularly 48 hours after exposing rodents to Marburg and Ebola viruses. The researchers also found BCX4430 to be effective against more than 20 RNA viruses, including the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus, togoviruses, bunyaviruses, arenaviruses, flaviviruses, coronaviruses and paramyxoviruses.
"With its broad-spectrum antiviral activity, attractive drug-like characteristics and demonstrated efficacy against filoviruses, BCX4430 is well-positioned for continued development as a valuable addition to the nation's arsenal of medical countermeasures," BioCryst Chief Medical Officer Dr. William P. Sheridan. "A single broad-spectrum agent that treats a range of RNA virus threats, such as BCX4430, presents an efficient one-drug, multi-bug strategic option against high-priority pathogens for the U.S. Government and offers promise as a treatment for patients infected in natural outbreaks."


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International Tower Hill appoints new CFO
Vancouver-based gold company International Tower Hill Mines (CVE:ITH) reported Wednesday it has appointed Tom Yip as its new CFO.
Yip, who starts on September 7, holds more than 25 years of experience in all facets of financial management, including strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, as well as reporting and risk management for both private and publicly-traded resource companies.
He started his career in the mining sector with Echo Bay Mines, where he worked for 20 years holding various financial roles.
Most recently, he served as the CFO for Silver Standard Resources (TSE:SSO), a Canadian mining company with a substantial portfolio of silver properties in the Americas. Prior to this, from 2006 to 2007, he was the CFO for Asarco, a copper mining, smelting and refining company.
"I am very pleased to welcome Tom to the executive team," said CEO of International Tower Hill, James Komadina.
"His diverse and extensive experience in financial management with major global mining and resource companies will further strengthen our team as we advance the Livengood project through development into a major gold mine in North America."
Yip succeeds Michael Kinley, who will remain with the company as a consultant through a transition period, before leaving to pursue other opportunities.
International Tower controls 100% of the 145 square kilometre Livengood land package, which is made up of fee land leased from the Alaska Mental Health Trust, as well as a number of smaller private mineral leases and 115 Alaska state mining claims.
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Beautiful vacation rental at DeKelders Neighborhood of Gansbaai, South Africa.
Sunset View at Whale Cove is a seafront apartment that is located in De Kelders, Gansbaai. It is a comfortable self-catering apartment with spectacular sunsets and views across the bay to Hermanus and a perfect spot for land based whale watching during the season from June to November every year.
The apartment comprises 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main bedroom has a double bed, an en-suite bathroom with a shower and leads out onto the balcony. The second bedroom has a double bed and the third bedroom has 2 single beds. Both bedrooms share a bathroom.
The living area is open-plan and the kitchen contains a fridge-freezer, a microwave, a stove, an oven and ample built-in cupboards to store crockery and cutlery. The living area has 2 lounge areas both with comfortable couches. The first lounge area has a TV with selected DStv channels on request. In the second lounge area guest can enjoy great ocean views from inside and outside on the balcony. The living area also has a dining table.
Our little weekend away at Whale Cove was absolutely fantastic!! From the high quality linen and towels, the cleanliness, the well equipped kitchen, two lounges so the kids could have their own space to the three bedrooms that made everyone really happy with the spaciousness of the apartment. The view was spectacular and made the weekend; we saw whales throughout the day and also saw a school of dolphins!... Read More
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Although we did not meet Wendy, we found an amazing much larger than expected place where during breakfast on the balcony we saw many whales going past. Great for kids too. There is great cave just down the stairs to the ocean. Great and clean facilities. Amazing time.
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Good location, nice place, all worked out just fine :) we would book this place again if coming back. Thanks Wendy :) and Rosmary's restaurant was a deliciouse tip! we also saw whales just 50 meters from the beach right by the place... wonderful!!
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Sunset View is mooi opgepas, alles was baie skoon en baie moeite is gedoen om jou tuis te laat voel. Ons was heel verras on die oggend te sien daar is koffie in die kas en melk in die yskas. Ek beveel die plek aan as jy weg wil kom om te rus, dis geleë reg op die rotse van die see. Dis ook toegerus met al die geriewe... Read More
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A hands-on guide to building apps using the XQuery programming language and the MarkLogic NoSQL database.
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The King of Sicily, William the Second, had two children Gostanza and Ruggieri. Ruggieri, died young leaving behind a son by the name of Gerbino. Gerbino grew up to be very handsome, and was widely famous for his chivalry and gallantry.
The daughter of the King of Tunis had heard about Gerbino and without ever seeing him she fell deeply in love with him. Gerbino had also heard of her exquisite beauty and generous heart and fell madly in love with her. He longed for an excuse to travel to Tunis to meet her, but Fortune was not in his favor; so he begged one of his friends who traveled there to try and bring him news of her. One of his friends succeeded in posing as a merchant and informed the lady of Gerbino's feelings, which made the lady very happy. She told Gerbino's friend that she loved him also and gave the friend a precious jewel to give to Gerbino as proof of her love. Gerbino was happy to hear that she loved him. They would send each other messages and gifts and promised each other that they would one day meet in person. This epistolary relationship lasted for a long time, much longer than either of them wanted.
One day, the lady found out that the King of Tunis had promised her in marriage to the King of Granada and she was extremely upset; Gerbino was too when he found out. Gerbino resolved that he would get her no matter what, even if it was by force.
The King of Tunis heard about the couple's love and feared what Gerbino might do, so he sent word to King William about Gerbino's intentions and asked him to make sure that Gerbino did not attempt to interfere. King William did not know about Gerbino's feelings for the King of Tunis' daughter, so he agreed to keep Gerbino from interfering, and as a token of his word he sent the King of Tunis one of his gloves. The King of Tunis was satisfied and had a ship readied for his daughter's journey.
The young lady knew what her father was planning, so she sent one of her servants to Palermo to tell Gerbino that she was to set sail within a few days. Gerbino was hesitant, at first, to go against his grandfather, but driven by love and fear of being deemed a coward, he went to Messina where he had two light galleys made ready for battle. Once his ships were ready, he set sail for Sardinia to intersect his beloved's ship. The two ships waited in the vicinity for only a few days before they caught sight of his beloved's ship.
Gerbino's crew quickly caught up to his beloved's ship and drew their weapons. The men aboard his beloved's ship began to prepare to defend themselves. Gerbino ordered that the officers come onto his ship if they wished to avoid battle, but they retorted that he was in violation of the King Williams pledge and they would not give up anything on their ship without a fight. Gerbino caught a glimpse of his beloved and lusted after her even more than he had previously. The two crews fought each other fiercely. Gerbino set afire a small boat and drew it alongside the opposing ship; the Saracens had to either surrender or die, so they brought Gerbino's beloved out onto the deck, called to Gerbino, and then slit her veins and threw her into the sea. Gerbino was outraged. He crossed over to the burning ship and slaughtered many of the Saracens. He then returned to his ship and had the lady's body recovered from the sea, and mourned over her. He took her body and had it honorably buried on the tiny island of Ustica, and then he returned home.
When the King of Tunis heard about what had happened he sent word to King Williams that he was extremely upset about his broken promise. King Williams could not deny the King of Tunis his justice, so he had Gerbino arrested and beheaded.
Boccaccio, Giovanni. The Decameron. Translated by Mark Musa and Peter Bondanella, Signet Classic, 1982.


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The tradition, fun, the angst, the smiles, the pictures and the laughter we went thru it all. Teen R actually asked a girl to prom. He baked a cake and wrote some math equation on it.. I was shocked , closely followed by joy, This kid is not bad. he does wake up at times.
- I also got a picture, when she said yes. (probably worried I'd show up in school and demand to know the result)
- Then weeks passed in lazy ignorance. True Teen R style. we can think only about the next minute no long-term planning ever.
- Suddenly a few weeks later we had to go rent the Tux ( like in the next 10 min – on a sun evening !!!! )
- Spent a couple of hours agonizing over the shade of blue for the tie and vest , calling, texting, worrying, till Ms.A came to the rescue , took one look at the picture and clearly stated that was 'Royal blue ONLY'
- So ordering done and exorbitant amount paid ( seriously so much money for a rental, My wedding saree cost less !!! )
- Then Teen R was back to lazy resting mode.. Till D-day minus 5 when we realized oh no the flowers , corsage, tickets…oh no !!!!
- Rush to the florist , since they usually don't operate on out time, we had to try a few.
- Finally ordered and what do you know, the damn colors again. anyway picked a bluish ribbon and paid up.
- Lazy time again till the day before.. oh god we forgot to check the ribbon.
- lets drive again to the florist and hopefully make it before closing time, and this time specify ' Royal Blue' ONLY . ( he learns fast)
- Then came D-day, frantic texts asking me to ' come home now' , Incoherent txts, 'corsage is where ? ' — where else but the florist. my child , it certainly doesn't walk itself to our house. ..
Finally we get everything and Teen R decides to take his 1 hour shower ( how much could one possibly scrub) , oh well and came out smelling like a lavender 🙂 yep Ms.A is big info florals… nothing a few dabs of aftershave wont fix, and finally the tux, the order, the cuffs, . with R calmly smiling going around taking pictures.
Got some cool family pictures and left to the common meeting spot, and boy was it fun, the corsage matched , the vest matched and the young faces were shining with smiles and laughter .
It was fun, in all I think they had a great time since it was a bunch of friends going together, young, funny and full of life. They were such considerate youngsters and so supportive of each other. I guess these are fun times as parents, watching them from afar, watching them enjoy life and living it well.
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Bliss n Eso are heading out on our biggest ever tour including 15 dates across Australia with a massive outdoor show and will be stopping in to Newcastle on April 12th!Special guests include Seth Sentry, Horrorshow & Ceekay Jones. They'll be shipping around several truckloads of state-of-the-art production and staging equipment over tens of thousands of kilometres, setting up an outdoor concert experience that has never been seen before in most of the 12 regional areas. We cant wait!
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Well after a long unexpected break from any form of model building i think its a perfect time to pick up the sprue cutters and glue and get back into this wonderful hobby. I will need to get most of my equipment out of storage and see what is stashed away.
The big question is what will i start with. Something that has recently appealed to me is the Matilda. I would be keen to build an Aussie version. Im off to Cairns, Qld in a month or so and high on my list of priorities is to check out the Australian armour and artillery museum.
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Try LA cuisine at the new KARA Café & Dessert Bar in Bukit Timah
Some of us may remember Singapore's very first Sogurt outlet, which opened about 7 years ago.
Located along Bukit Timah Road, a 5-minute walk from Tan Kah Kee MRT Station, the dessert bar specialises in self-serve frozen yogurt (or froyo), where diners can experiment with its 50 or flavours, toppings and size of serving in a fun, do-it-yourself kind of way.
Fast forward to today, Sogurt has morphed into a full-fledged café offering a variety of dishes, drinks and desserts. And yes, its yummy froyo offering is still available. It has also been renamed KARA Café & Dessert Bar.
To mark its new menu, KARA is given a nice sprucing up décor wise. From the customised flora-themed wallpaper and furniture, to the use of pastel pinks and greens, the place feels fresh, chic and gives off certain girly charms.
The new menu is surprisingly varied and not with the usual run-of-the-mill dishes.
Take its specialty, the grain bowls, for instance. They combine ingredients in a way that brings out different flavours and textures in every mouthful. Our favourite grain bowl was the pork belly miso ($16). It comes with fork tender kakuni pork belly, edamame, a soft boiled egg, crispy noodle bits and seaweed strips served on Japanese rice.
Vegetarians can opt for the Coco Cashew Pomelo bowl ($13), which consists of a refreshing blend of coconut curry, cashew nuts, black tofu, kale chips, avocado and a sprinkling of pomelo. Ask for a little dressing to go with yours, as ours was on the dry side.
The Tomato Miso soup ($6) is rather unusual too, thanks to the addition of miso cream. The result is a light and tart broth with a touch of creaminess.
Owner Lee Li Ping said that the new menu is inspired by her travels and favourite cafes around the world, particularly the city of Los Angeles, with an eclectic mix of the many ethnic diversities such as Japanese, Thai, Mexican, American and Korean.
To complete your meal, have a go at the DIY froyo. There are interesting flavours like Maple Lavender, Rose Lychee and Dark Chocolate to choose from. We were pleasantly surprised that the Dark Chocolate soft-serve was actually froyo and not ice cream – as it's so creamy and rich, with just the right hint of bitterness. You've got to try it to believe it.
Among the fruity flavours, the Strawberry Thyme is our favourite as it is tart as froyo should be. We were happy having it on its own without adding any toppings. But if you prefer yours with, there's lots to choose from, including fresh fruits, rice crisps, chocolate chips, rainbow sprinkles, marshmallows, granola, gummy bear and more – the works, really.
If you prefer warm desserts, try out the S'more Sensation ($12.50) served on a skillet, a chewy yet crispy mochi waffle topped with your choice of froyo and a warm chocolate sauce. We recommend you share it with someone as the serving is rather generous.
KARA Café & Dessert Bar
Address: 617, Bukit Timah Road
Opening hours: 10.30am to 10.30pm daily
Phone: +65 6468-8940
Website: www.karacafeanddessertbar.com