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We search for novel multiferroic materials and novel properties associated to the coupling between various orders. We also study the magnetoelectric coupling at the dynamical level by combining two sophisticated techniques implying the use of large-scale facilities : inelastic neutron scattering and THz spectroscopy on a synchrotron source.
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Dr Justin Ward qualified as a vet in South Africa, he left African shores in 2000 to register with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in the UK. The following 5 years were spent working throughout the UK and travelling around the world.
A decision to move to Australia in 2005, where half of his wife's family are from, quickly resulted in the realisation, that this is the country he wanted to call home!
Prior to founding the Reedy Creek Veterinary Surgery Justin worked in practices in Sydney and the Gold Coast, as well as starting a practice in Coomera.
The inspiration for Reedy Creek Veterinary Surgery came from Justin's vision to offer high quality veterinary care, from new well-equipped premises, with a solid dose of good old-fashioned customer service! From this Reedy Creek Veterinary Surgery was born and the clinic opened its doors in May 2012. Since that time it has evolved tremendously, in size and staff, to be the clinic and wonderful team you know today.
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"I love coming to work every day, we have such a dedicated team and work in such a great environment, with the reward of seeing our patients get well, and thrive."
Matthew Lawton
Dr Mat Lawton qualified in 2006 from the University of Queensland in Brisbane. This is also where he met his partner, Stef (another one of our vets), in 2003.
He started his career with a short stint in Ipswich working mainly with small animals but also undertaking some dairy cow work. Following this he and Stef moved to the beautiful Gold Coast. After three years in small animal practice on the northern Gold Coast Mat and Stef left for the UK where they worked and travelled for the best part of three years.
On arrival back to the golden shores of Australia Matthew worked as a locum doing "fill-in work" all around south-east Queensland for three years.
In 2014 Mat got back into contact with long term friend Justin and Mat and Stef have since settled in for the long term at the Gold Coast. Justin and Mat have enjoyed renewing the old touch football partnership from years before, although now they do most of their running around in the clinic as they work together to manage Reedy Creek Vet Surgery.
Mat enjoys all aspect of general medicine and surgery and having worked in, and with, so many vet practices often brings a different angle to day to day challenges. When not at work Mat enjoys tennis, touch football, hiking, camping, fly fishing and has recently taken up surfing.
"I have really enjoyed putting down roots and being able to build relationships with pets and owners alike".
Stefanie Den Hollander
Stef graduated from the University of Queensland in 2007, and in 2008 started work in small animal general practice on the Gold Coast. It was at her first job where she met, and worked alongside, Dr Justin.
After leaving the Gold Coast Stef and her partner Dr Mat (we truly are a family run practice!) went to work in the UK. This allowed them to experience many different clinics and styles of practice. They also spent time travelling around the world and with family in Holland.
Upon her return to Australia she began working at a veterinary hospital in Brisbane before agreeing to join the team at Reedy Creek Vet Surgery in early 2016.
Stef enjoys all aspects of veterinary practice, particularly pet dentistry, and loves helping pets live long and happy lives.
Sonja Vorster
Sonja graduated from the University of Pretoria, South Africa, in 1995.
After graduating she moved to England where she worked as a small animal vet in and around London for the next 12 years. It was during this time that she met her husband, Terence, and together they immigrated to the sunny shores of this beautiful part of the world.
Sonja and Terence made Reedy Creek their home 4 years ago where they live with their son, Logan and rescued three-legged cat Buffy.
Sonja has been looking after the pets of the Gold Coast and their parents since 2006 and looks forward to doing this for many years to come. Her special interests include Oncology and Diagnostic Ultrasound.
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After school she followed her passion for horses into a trainee position at a large equine veterinary hospital in Canberra. She loved working in this environment and used the opportunity to gain her nursing qualification. Spending three and a half years working at the equine hospital Jasmin established herself as one of the senior nurses.
The sunshine of the Gold Coast captured Jasmin's heart and she moved to the Gold Coast in 2014. We were lucky to have her join our team in 2014 as one of our senior veterinary nurses. Jasmin has an aptitude for puppy care and training – this is why she makes an exceptional Puppy School instructor. Her love of puppies transcends into the clinic with her special interest in neonatal and intensive care.
She spends her spare time on her other passions; health and fitness, and her pets Brax the German Shepherd and Peanut her domestic short hair cat.
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Naomi Pearce
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As an avid traveller, she completed her studies and travelled through South Africa, New Zealand and finally made her way to Australia. To fund her travels she used her expertise to work with horses along the way, settling in Magnetic Island in northern Queensland before moving to the Gold Coast.
After many enjoyable years travelling and working with horses, she decided she needed more of a challenge. Combining her love of biology and animals, veterinary nursing was an obvious choice.
Naomi currently lives with her gorgeous Staffordshire Bull Terrier Teddy, who is her very first dog and best friend. She has a special place in her heart for the Staffy breed.
"I love that everyday at the clinic brings new challenges and have a special interest in pathology, radiography, and puppy cuddles of course!"
Danielle Old
Reception Vet Nurse
Danielle has been nursing since 2006 and has worked in two small animal practices on the Gold Coast, one at which she met Dr Justin and Dr Stef ten years ago!
She joined the Reedy Creek team in 2017.
Danielle thoroughly enjoys the diverse challenges the veterinary industry presents and couldn't imagine doing anything else.
She has two dogs, Georgie, a three year old German short haired pointer and Maddie, a thirteen year old silky cross Maltese.
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Having grown up on acreage, since she was a small child, Kate has always had a love of all creatures great and small.
She naturally found her way into veterinary nursing by starting out as a kennel hand at a clinic on the Gold Coast. She completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in New South Wales in 2007 and never looked back!
She has worked in both the UK and the East and West coasts of Australia across several areas of nursing including general practice, emergency and specialist practice as well as volunteering as a nurse with Vets Beyond Borders in India.
Kate and her husband recently returned to the Gold Coast to be closer to family. The have two small children and two fur-babies Benny the cat & Domino the rescue dog. Kate has recently joined the Reedy Creek Vet team part-time and looks forward to using her knowledge and skills to deliver exceptional customer service to you and your pet!
Monique Davenport
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Monique is currently in the process of completing her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and has a strong passion for animals of all sizes but has a soft spot for the more unique pocket pets and wildlife.
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Her other passions include going to the gym, going on beach walks with her Jack Russel "Eddie" and experimenting with vegan cooking.
Lisa Ward
Office Manager
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FARMINGTON — Paid hotel stays for Davis County sheriff's deputies after deadly force incidents have been criticized by auditors, but Sheriff Todd Richardson stands by the practice.
"There is not enough understanding of what it feels like to pull the trigger on someone," Richardson said. "All they (auditors) know is the dollars."
RELATED: Audits of Davis County Sheriff's Office reveal time card fraud, $862 hotel stay
County Clerk-Auditor's Office reports, obtained by the Standard-Examiner with a public records request, included findings that challenged Salt Lake City hotel bills of $128 and $179 for two deputies who fired on a suspect during a fatal shootout Jan. 8, 2015, in Syracuse.
No action was taken by the county commission over those unauthorized expenses. Then, after a two-night, $862 luxury hotel bill was paid by the sheriff for a deputy following a deadly shooting in Clearfield on Aug. 3, 2016, Clerk-Auditor Curtis Koch wrote to commissioners urging action.
"I continue to have concerns as to whether this practice is an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars," Koch wrote. "Naturally, we are concerned with the well-being of our officers and want to provide them the support necessary to work through the demands placed on them by their job. Having said that, I am concerned that the dollars spent in these instances are not an appropriate use of achieving this goal."
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Such spending is the prerogative of the elected sheriff, Richardson said, and Koch acknowledged as much, even though he said the spending was questionable under overall county policy.
Richardson said he can relate to those three deputies' experiences, because it happened to him once.
As a patrol deputy in 1997, Richardson and his partner, Jeff Payne, pulled over a drug suspect, who emerged from his vehicle and fired.
Payne — who's been in the news lately as a Salt Lake City officer for handcuffing a nurse at the University of Utah Hospital — was hit in the badge. Richardson fired back at the shooter, wounding him. The suspect drove away and soon died after turning his gun on himself, Richardson said.
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The sheriff said officers need time away after a shooting.
"Some (agencies) just send them home," he said, "but sometimes there are more issues because of it," including immediate interaction with family members asking questions about what happened.
Richardson said he spent 30 hours in debriefings after the 1997 shooting and was relieved to leave.
"When you finally get out of there, you don't want it to be your home," he said. "You have a lot of feelings and emotions and your mind is going 10,000 miles an hour."
Supporting a night or two of relaxing seclusion "may ultimately be a lot cheaper," he said.
"I'm doing what I can for the deputies."
He said the pricey stay for Deputy Brooklyn Welch at Deer Valley Resort's Stein Eriksen Lodge was an aberration. He said a major outdoor retailers' convention was underway in the Salt Lake area that night, and the Deer Valley room was the only place his senior deputies could find after many phone calls.
"We probably spent more money on senior officers' time" trying to book a cheaper room, he said.
Like most other Northern Utah law enforcement agencies, the Davis Sheriff's Office puts deputies on paid administrative leave after shootings to allow time for investigators' follow-up interviews and for investigations to be conducted over the subsequent days or weeks. But paid hotel stays appear to be rare among other police agencies.
"We have not ever sent anyone away or paid for a hotel or anything after a deadly force encounter," said Lt. Nathan Hutchinson, spokesman for the Weber County Sheriff's Office.
A volunteer deputy sheriffs' association may step in to help a deputy in such a way, "but it's completely separate and they pay for their own things," Hutchinson said. "It's not at all a part of the sheriff's office."
After a police shooting, the officer usually goes home, he said, although "in my career I have seen guys who needed to go for a weekend to get away from the news and inquiries."
In Box Elder County, "a deputy would be placed on paid administrative leave, and any other considerations would have to be on a case by case basis," said Chief Deputy Sheriff Dale Ward. "Thankfully we have very few of these."
"We do not have a policy," Ogden Police Dept. Capt. Danielle Croyle said by email. "We have rented a room locally to have officers stay during the initial phase" after a shooting. It "... depends on each circumstance."
Former Salt Lake County Sheriff Aaron Kennard said he had not heard of an agency putting up an officer in a hotel after a shooting.
"That's something new to me, but I've not been a sheriff for 10 years," said Kennard, who recently was named executive director of the Utah Sheriffs' Association after spending a decade directing the National Sheriffs' Association in Washington, D.C.
In Salt Lake, he said, an officer involved in a shooting "was given all the help needed," Kennard said. "We'd put them on paid leave and make sure help was available 24-7, but we did not restrict their movements.
"My own personal feeling, being a cop for 40-plus years, the environment most conducive to recovery is family, friends and their natural environment," Kennard said.
But, he added, "I would not presume to judge or second guess a sheriff or a chief in how they handled it."
When an officer uses deadly force
A research study found: "Most officers reported that just before and as they pulled the trigger on the suspect, they experienced a range of psychological, emotional, and physiological reactions that distorted time, distance, sight, and sound. Many officers found their recollection of the events of the shooting to be imperfect. In extreme cases, officers could not recall firing their guns. In the days, weeks, and months that follow a shooting, officers may suffer adverse reactions such as anxiety and depression."
Researchers said officers also reported experiencing guilt, nightmares, trouble sleeping, fatigue, appetite loss, headache, nausea, recurrent thoughts, sadness, numbness, fear of legal or admininstrative problems, and fear for their safety.
Source: National Institute of Justice
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• I can deliver edited and finished voice tracks
My Home Base
, Texas, United States
Accents, Impersonations, Characters and Dialects
Southern(American), Mexican, Italian, Various British Isle Accents, German, Russian,French, Spicoli's Girlfriend, "You talkin' to me?", "Do you poop out at parties?", "Happy Birthday Mr. President",
My Voice Experience
During my eighteen years in Radio as a Classic Rock DJ in the San Antonio and Austin Markets, I spent countless hours in dusty Prod. rooms churning out local spots - Tags, :30's :60's. I had a four year run doing Imaging for a Clear Channel Radio Station in Shreveport L.A. - KVKI.
Since leaving Clear Channel, the past four years have been peppered with various jobs, including almost two years with an online voice over provider. Currently, I have an on going gig providing phone messaging for the Insurance, Real Estate, and Dental industries.
My Training
Jonna Hayes
Voice Over Talent
In 1991 while attending Sam Houston State University, Jonna began her career in radio, cracking her first mic on campus. Paying her dues at KVST, she began work in the production department where she honed her skills and talent. Moving to San Antonio in 1994, she started work at KZEP, four years later Jonna worked for COX on Magic 105.3 and KISS radio intermittently. From 1998 to 2009 you could hear Jonna on the airwaves of Austin Texas, where she had a long stint at Clear Channel on Z102, then at the legendary KLBJ. All the while spending countless hours in dusty prod rooms churning out :30's , :60's , and tags.
After working towards her BFA at SHSU in Theatre, and completing a Minor Degree in Radio/Television/Film, Jonna continued her stage work by constantly taking acting and voice classes. Her instructors included Janice Dean, Mona Lee, Babs George, Lainie Frasier,and Guy Roberts; studying various acting techniques, improve, and Shakespeare. Jonna was part of a children's theatre troupe in San Antonio where she played a range of characters from the "Evil Queen " to "Flopsy". She has also participated in community theatre in both San Antonio and Austin.
My Studio Equipment
Home Studio
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Cool Edit Pro
Additional Skills
My Spanish skills are very strong as long as the project is in a short form read, ie., Tag's for Bilingual Health Care, or :30 Sec. Soft Sell Spanish spots..how's that for alliteration..
Turnaround Time is 3 hours for most copy.
If a client requests me for a long form read, I would ask for more time.
I understand the importance of the deadline.
~ Thank you for all the Voice Tagging ~
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At that MomentDecember 12, 2009
At this time last weekend..
I woke up early,
I'm excited more than any other days,
Because I was gonna meet him ;)
Last weekend..
I drove back and forth,
Just to see u,
And serious I don't mind at all,
And u too honey,
Quite a long trip kan?
from 9 am untill 5pm..
just to meet me..
thank youuuuuuu ;))))
U're in UTM and i'm in MMU,
The distance sometimes
makes me wonder,
what would it'll be like
if we're in the same university
(cakap cam x penah 1 matrix..hehe),
But as u said,
we're not as other couples,
we're special, we're best..
yes.. we are indeed.. hehe
The shirts, the chocolates,
and all the treats..
tenkiu syg ;)
p/s : btw, new moon and ninja assassin, pls.. the latter is nicer people! Sorry kat org sebelah, baju asyik kene tarik2..hahaha. I'm allergic to bloody movie especially darah yg melampau banyaknye.. hehe
some people (lots actually) said we look alike. are we???? hehe ;)
tq again for eveything syg,
like u said,
last weekened..
definitely our best one!


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In this earlier post when I went on a rant about skincare products and how bad so many of them are for our bodies and health, I said I'd show you how I make my own organic foaming hand soap.
So, a little later than I had anticipated… here that is!
Here is what you need:
1. Pure Castile Soap
2. An empty foaming handsoap bottle (I just purchased one from Aldi and dumped out the handsoap that came in it but most houses probably already have these sitting around.)
3. Water
4. Measuring cups. Or not. This isn't exactly a science.
Now, the measurements depend on the size of your handsoap bottle. But a general rule is about 4 parts water to 1 part castile soap. (For me, that's about 2 oz. castile soap and 8 oz water.) Pour them together in the bottle, give it a shake and that's it.
That's it!
If you like, you can add a few drops of essential oil for fragrance.
Now, please note… this isn't the silky super-yummy smelling hand soap you are probably accustomed to using, like I was. It's a bit of an adjustment to get to used to the feeling of it. It definitely doesn't have a luxurious feel. But as much as the kiddos and I wash our hands daily in this dusty place… I feel good knowing they aren't getting any funny chemical on/in their skin each time they have to wash up.
Also, we do occasionally have to give it a single shake before I pump out some soap, it does tend to settle a bit.
The other good thing? You can purchase a 32 oz bottle of castile soap for around ten bucks. That makes about 16 ten ounce bottles of hand soap cost only about 60 cents each. Beat THAT, dollar store!
Happy foaming!


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David Leavette Speaks before Town Council
"Palm Beach Island Cats president says feral cat population declining"
Good News! The number of feral cats continues to go down, says David Leavitt, president of Palm Beach Island Cats.
Read Coverage in Shiny Sheet by Gregory Cox -
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Charleston, SC (PRWEB) December 30, 2016
CatalaseNow, formally GetAwayGrey, is a new Super Premium vitamin supplement which aims to support thicker, healthier and more vibrant, youthful hair from the inside out.
The main ingredient of the product is the Catalase enzyme, a powerful antioxidant which is unknown to the mainstream public. Currently being studied for its anti-aging effects, Catalase is suspected to protect cells from the toxic effect of hydrogen peroxide. As we get older, the levels of Catalase enzyme in our body drop down, which leads to thinner, coarser hair that may also be linked to why our hair goes gray.
According to Jeremy R, the product "works slowly, but surely". Two CatalaseNow capsules a day, taken after a meal, usually show results after 8 to 12 weeks. The company is so confident about the positive results that it offers a refund to anyone who is not happy with the results within a hundred and twenty days of purchase.
"This is our 2nd order - we're definitely noticing a difference in my husband's hair growth and color - getting a little darker too (notice on the sideburns especially). And, it was a VERY easy shopping & checkout experience! No fluff or unnecessary salesy stuff - just a good, solid experience", claims Katie, one of the customers who rated CatalaseNow through the Shopper Approved website.
Apart from the Catalase antioxidant properties, CatalaseNow contains vitamin, mineral and herbal additives, such as vitamin B6, copper, folic acid, nettle root extract, biotin, and zinc oxide. These ingredients have shown to help promote more healthy, youthful, thicker and fuller hair.
To learn more about the product, please visit: https://www.catalasenow.com/


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The primary processes of sexuality are energetic patterns created in our childhood, which are then mediated through the body. Most of us are not even aware of these energetic habits, such as the difference between being separate or merged or even our own preferences and those of our partners.
Unencumbered from such habits, sex can become fresh, alive and open, an art form, a physical prayer, naked, unafraid and raw. Beyond self union, lies a greater union, a total orgasm with the whole, with Source itself This day long journey will be an exploration of how we can gain a conscious choosing over what and how our sexual energy moves in you. From pleasure to sharing, to heightening the spiritual embodiment of your sexuality, we will be in conscious exploration and discovery of these energies in you and how they affect your relationships.
The Activated Life Project is for participants who are longing for a deep spiritual journey and a strong willingness to venture and play where angels fear to tread. We will be working in the deep unconscious, uncovering where we tum away from some of our greatest gifts by delving into what has been deemed unspeakableand taboo. Through exploration of sexual fantasies, sexual constellation work, untamed passions, conscious play, body work, breath work, movement, intimacy, connection and respectful service to each other, we can come home to ourselves through a deep honoring of our gorgeous, unique and individual ways of loving.
Note:This Practice and Process Group does not include nudity or explicit sexual touch.


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Hotel Ibis Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hotel Ibis***, Bratislava, Slovakia
Location: Bratislava, very near the city centre
Address: Zamocka 38, 811 01 Bratislava
Location of the Hotel Ibis on map of Bratislava
Hotel Description: The hotel Ibis is located directly in the historical centre of Bratislava, in the castle area with beautiful Bratislava old town, monuments, many recreational places and near to shopping malls and the conference centre.
Hotel Ibis is reasonably priced central hotel in Bratislava downtown.
Hotel amenities: Restaurant, Bar
Hotel services: in house garage for 30 cars, safe deposit box at the reception, cleaning service for your clothes 24 hours a day, all the information about city, sightseeing tours,culture performences and transfers at the reception 24 hours a day, fax and copy facilities, hair dryer at the reception, ironing room
Room amenities: We offer 120 air-conditioned and sound proof rooms - including 64 non-smoking - with shower/WC, direct-dial phones, PC-connection, colour TV with satellite channels and Pay- TV. Our hotel also provides 2 special rooms for disabled persons.
Activities/Attractions: Sight-seeing, weekend's parties, Devin castle, Bratislava historical centre
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Some guidelines for this week's studio:
We will first write a tool that reads a file and dumps (prints out) its contents as it is actually represented in that file. We will use this tool to study how various data types are represented persistently.
At this point, eclipse should complain about some unhandled exceptions. Click on the yellow light bulb to see the possible fixes:
Discuss amongst yourselves the tradeoffs in the above approaches, and settle on what your group wants to do. There is no right answer here, but you must be prepared to defend your choice and explain its consequences.
- You can catch the exception here using try...catch.
- You can propagate the exception back to the caller by adding the throws .... clause to the constructor's declaration.
If you decided on the try...catch approach for the previous statement, then you can extend the scope of the try block to include this statement as well.
What are the responsibilities of the three objects you instantiated above? Explain how the Decorator pattern is used to build increasingly sophisticated input streams.
- Receive the result of readByte() as a byte variable.
- You must again figure out what to do with the exceptions that might get thrown from this action. Remember that the goal is just to dump the file, and that end of input will eventually happen.
For now, you can just print out the byte, but you may eventually want to print out the location of the byte in terms of how many bytes have been printed before this one.
You may also want to see the byte written in a different format as well as the integer format. For example, writing the byte in hex makes it easier to see the bit pattern, since each 4-bit group corresponds to one hexadecimal character.
Here is a method that converts an int into a String showing its hex representation. A numerical character means what it says. The character A corresponds to 10, B to 11, and so on.
You should arrange for an instance variable to keep track of whether the file has useful information remaining. The exceptions thrown by the code in dumpNextByte() could set this instance variable to true.
It is important at this point to understand why you see what you see. The test.txt file contains ASCII characters, encoded as shown in this table.
The test.bin file contains a consecutive stream of bytes with values from 0 to 100.
Don't try to modify the test.bin file: it has binary data in it that cannot easily be edited in eclipse.
We next experiment by writing out some primitive data types to persistent storage, and then using your Dumpster program to examine the results.
Figure out what the class does, getting help if needed.
This will write the file exper.bin, which was included in your repository.It will also run your Dumpster on the file to show you the output, which is what the persistent file really contains.
You should see the single byte with value 32.
Now have some fun to answer the following questions.
Review the two's complement representation if needed.
- Complete out the feedback.txt file and be sure to commit your workspace.
- Remember the group name you had for today so you can refer to your work later.
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Visiting Ickworth House Bury St. Edmunds
A country house tour
In a country of countless country houses, Ickworth House stands out for its unique architecture. It is built in the Italianate style with a central rotunda and 2 curved wings going off it. As you visit the rooms on the Rotunda the uniqueness of the curved exterior walls is a delight to the eye and yet still surprises as you move room to room.
Ickworth was constructed by the Earl Bishop, Frederick, 4th Earl of Bristol and Bishop of Derry. The family name of the Earls of Bristol was Hervey. The house is not currently in the possession of the family, it belongs to the National Trust and the east wing has been turned into a four star luxury hotel.
Construction on Ickworth House began in 1795, and the Earl Bishop viewed it as more of a museum than a comfortable home. His extensive art, silver and furniture collections are now on display in the house.
The rooms
The first room you visit is the Dining Room – it has 6 large silver candelabra, on the right hand wall is a lovely picture of the Hervey Sisters in identical white dresses with blue sashes. The library has 4 pillars. They are ground marble over a wood frame and hollow. The silk on the curtains and couches is made in Sudbury. There is a very nice painting by Benjamin West of the death of General Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham.
The Drawing Room has a beautiful portrait of Lady Elizabeth Foster by Angelika Kaufman and a portrait of the Earl Bishop by Viger Lebrun. The chandeliers in this room were made in Birmingham. A man came with scroll designs and stood on a stool so they could pick which one looked best in each room.
The Pompeian Room has several gorgeous tables made of mosaic and marble from tombs along the Appian Way in Rome. The ceiling of the room is a dome, amazing. When you first go upstairs, there is a beautiful display of the fan collection of the 3rd Marchioness of Bristol. Some of the fans are from as early as the 18th century.
One of the bedrooms has a beautiful and unusual Venetian Murano Glass chandelier. It is very colorful and the guide in that room said that people seem to either love or hate it, with most women loving it. I have to admit that yes, I did love it.
The Museum Room housed some of the massive silver collection. A silver baby rattle and a huge wine cistern were among my favorites, as well as cases of miniatures. Included is a beautiful portrait of Georgiana Devonshire and Elizabeth Foster who shared the love of the Duke of Devonshire and yet remained close friends, as well as snuffboxes and perfume bottles.
We ended our tour with a visit to the gift shop and a bit of play acting. Some really interesting hats are offered for you to try on and model and of course, we did.
Be sure to check their website or the National Trust for opening times and fees. Ickworth is included in the National Trust Touring Pass.
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Monday, January 26, 2009
Date Night
Today is my and Beth's 6 Month Anniversary! I can't believe we've already been married for that long. It's funny to think that at one point our wedding seemed so far away and now it's been 6 months since our wedding. Since today is our "anniversary", we are going to celebrate. We are either going to PF Chang's or The Cheesecake Factory. Don't worry though, we're not big spenders. We actually have gift cards to both restaurants and just haven't decided which one we want to go to. So we're having a date night and I'm really looking forward to it!
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The Shema
The Spirit of God never contradicts the Word of God!
Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is One. (Deuteronomy 6:4)
Do you know the Word of God well enough to test your choices and direct your conversations?
On Thursday evening January 4, 2007 I officially enrolled in Life Christian University and began my first class titled "The Life and Teachings of Christ" at the extension campus in Culpeper Virginia. Pastor Sue Gregg, an outstanding teacher and spirit-filled lady, is my primary teacher. She has had a profound impact on me already.
Early in the first day of class, Pastor Sue taught about the Shema Yisrael – "Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is One" (Deuteronomy 6:4). Before this, I had never heard of the Shema. The word Shema literally means "hear" in Hebrew. I learned that the Shema is the most famous of all Jewish prayers.
The Shema is a declaration of faith, a pledge of allegiance to One God. It is said upon arising in the morning and upon going to sleep at night. It is said when praising God and when beseeching Him. It is the first prayer that a Jewish child is taught to say. It is the last words a Jew says prior to death.
What does God mean when he says "the Lord is One"? He means that the will of the Father, the Son (Jesus), and the Holy Spirit are all in one accord. They never contradict one another. Therefore, the Spirit of God will never contradict the Word of God.
When you're wondering what to do or how to handle a situation, test your spirit against the Word of God. Don't allow people, even close family members and friends, to persuade you to do something contrary to the Bible's teachings. The ways of God are often counter-intuitive to the ways of the world.
Prayer Power
Father, I praise You as the living and true God. You never change. You're the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. (Hebrews 13:8) Thank You for being my rock and my salvation in an ever-changing world. Thank You that I can always trust You and Your Word. Thank You that "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path." (Psalm 119:105). Jesus, I bless Your holy name. Amen!
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Losing one of its Sprint Cup races signaled the first sign of trouble for Darlington Raceway. Then, the dominoes really started to fall.
The parent company sent its traditional date elsewhere. Its iconic name disappeared from stock-car racing's oldest super-speedway event. Sponsorship became spotty. Its remaining race received a kiss-of-death weekend on the calendar.
But through a decade of challenges, Darlington Raceway persevered, and Thursday's announcement that Bojangles' would attach its name to the Southern 500 for five years suggests that the rattlesnake-mean track in the Pee Dee is stronger than ever.
Darlington and Bojangles' officials announced the deal at NASCAR's Hall of Fame, unveiled the pace car with the new logo for this year's May 12 race and looked at the partnership with great expectations.
"Fantastic" is the word Darlington track president Chris Browning used frequently in discussing the deal that came together in 12 days.
Randy Kibler, Bojangles' president and CEO, echoed Browning's "win-win" comments of the deal that allows the company to sell its products at five tracks owned by International Speedway Corp.: Darlington, Daytona, Talladega, Martinsville and Richmond.
"To know the sponsorship is secure for five years is huge for us," Browning said.
"We went into the negotiations with the idea of a three-year deal, and the Bojangles' people suggested five years. I think the sellouts we have had in recent years" — on the supposedly tough-to-sell Mother's Day weekend — "and the fact that our customer demographics are very similar to theirs made Darlington an attractive partner."
Three track presidents — the late Jim Hunter, Andrew Gurtis and Browning — have led the improvement efforts to make sure Darlington remains a viable part of the NASCAR schedule.
But the poor economy torpedoed sponsorship efforts.
Dodge pulled out after several years, then the track found GoDaddy (one year) and Showtime (two years) for stopgap measures.
"The length of this sponsorship is extremely important," Browning said.
The corporation's marketing officials made first contact with Bojangles' to explore sponsorship opportunities, and the availability of Darlington appealed to the restaurant chain's officials.
"The Bojangles' Southern 500 ... we like the sound of that," Kibler said. "Some things just go together, and we have no doubt this is a winning combination."
Regan Smith, who outdueled Carl Edwards in a typical bang-bang Darlington finish to win the 2011 Southern 500, flew in from Denver for the announcement with a message from his wife.
"She told me, 'You had better bring me some of (Bojangles') seasoned fries,' " he said.
"Getting name recognition like that is huge."


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The president of Llanquihues CUT, José Pacheco, criticized the Regional Government of Los Lagos, due to the limited reaction facing the new wave of dismissals at the salmon industry.
This after the more than 1000 dismissals confirmed by the local industry.
Pacheco revealed that despite that in 2014 they got a work instance named as "the board of salmon" , it didn't work. "We are hurt by the institutions, which should have worked, but they didn't, nobody took measures. The Government want to play down the crisis". he emphasized.
The association of guilds pointed out that the 1150 layoffs, informed last Thursday 31st, in Puerto Montt, belong to the companies: Primar, Planta, Ventisqueros, AquaChile and Multiexport.
According to the leader, the last dismissals, added to the 1200 registered in February in Chiloé, and the 700 workers of the second semester of 2015, add up 3000 dismissed.
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Look Sharp Tailoring & Shoe Repair
5070 E Arapahoe Rd, Littleton, CO 80122
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This place is absolutely TERRIBLE!!!!!!! I brought in a pair of $100 shoes that were in great condition except for the far that they needed a new peg for the stiletto. When i went in to pick tim up them up they notified me that they had 'broken the heel in half' and would have to "repair" it. They look AWFUL!!!!!! Not only is the leather improperly cut so that it sticks out but the new heel has a huge seam. They also dyed the shoes a different color red when the new heel didn't match the old leather. Now instead of cute red pumps they looks like bright red shoes that are mismatched and belong in the trash!!!! I will NEVER go here again. Nordstrom charges a comparable price and they would never return something that looked like this!


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If you are developing a 2D game using Unity, then you might suffer with performance related issues, especially in mobile devices (Android / iOS / Windows). There are many things you can look for to improve the performance of the game, Reducing the Draw Calls is the most common solution and most useful solution as well. We use Sprite Packing to achieve this.
Tutorial in the below video:
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New York photographer Henry Hargreaves has put aside his camera and took on the scanner.
The fashion world has never seen anything similar. Photographer did nothing else but scanned models demonstrating the jewellery.
Henry spent many hours choosing the most successful postures and layout variants of the models, lying on the scanner and jewellery they wore. Girls had to flatten themselves against the scanner glass to get clear picture but not to overdo it in order not to draw the face, thereby making photos unattractive. For each snapshot models had to hold their breath for 30 seconds and lie still on the scanner listening to its rhythmic buzz. They repeated this procedure over and over again, until finally photographer got one perfect shot out of 100.
According to the authors of the project, this approach of jewellery demonstration gives the audience an opportunity to focus on the product itself and not on the models' glazed appearance.


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Editor's Rating
Security guard Ben must prove himself to his girlfriend's brother, top cop James. He rides along James on a 24-hour patrol of Atlanta.
The last 30 minutes of the movie were great. First hour was really sub par. Not funny and Ice Cube is a horrible actor. But after an hour, It livened up, the jokes became funny, the twist became good, and it ended up changing from a HORRIBLE movie to a WATCHABLE one. Overall I expected more comedy and action from a comedy/action movie.
Release date: January 17, 2014
Time: 99 minutes
Rated: PG-13
Explanation of Rating Scale:
If a movie incorporates elements that are not in its genre, then they are included as a Bonus towards its rating. For example: An action movie that incorporates a little bit of comedy will receive a score of 11, 12, or 13. This slightly adds to their score without hurting their review.


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Exhibition: Clym Smith 'Beginnings' - 02.11.13
The large majority of solo exhibitions feature an artists work in 'retrospect'. And of course that makes perfect sense for a curator. These exhibitions set out to celebrate the life's work of a creative, gathering the highlights from careers which often span decades. The only thing missing is the artist, often dead or retired on a far off island in the sun losing any intimacy to the exhibition. The exhibitions are curated by admirers or friends and family rather than the artist themselves.
Over the next few years we will be hosting a series of exhibitions, not based on the 'end' of long careers, but of those right at the very beginning. Aptly entitled 'Beginnings' we aim to showcase creatives right at the start of their journey. The 'Beginnings' exhibits are an opportunity to give recent graduates and those early in their careers some early exposure as they 'take their work public', sometimes for the first time. The work will be presented in its rawest form, before years of client briefs and the pressures of the creative industry, by the creative themselves. They will control what works are exhibited and how the work is displayed giving them control over how the work is received and interacted with. We want to celebrate the creatives first passions, and desire to create the way they create.
On 2nd November 2013, we will be hosting our first 'Beginnings' Exhibition, featuring the work of south east London based illustrator Clym Smith. Although graduating from Ravensbourne College in London in 3D modelling, Clym's body of work is now largely expressed as an illustrator. His editorial style naturally lends itself to the children's book market but there is something beautiful about his mark making approach which will open up doors into a number of sectors in the future.
We are thrilled to be launching 'Beginnings' with Clym Smith and hope you will join us at the Private View on 2nd November at 20:00 at the home of the Creative Arts Network: New Community Centre, 24 Station Road, Sidcup, DA15 7DU.
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Video & Audio
Гамбургский счет or "The Hamburgs Reckoning"
(a Russian idiom meaning "Unbiased Evaluation")
October 22, 2017 from ORT (Public Television of Russia)
Research Scientist Irina Delusina is interviewed on Russian Public Television about global warming: does it really exist; are US scientists in agreement about the anthropogenic cause of global warming; and what is the public perception of this concept.
She delivers the modern American view on this problem, saying that climatologists overwhelmingly agree on this topic, but public opinion is divided. Questions are raised about anthropogenic versus natural cyclic climatic changes, about estimates of naturally produced CO2 and the human contribution through oil and gas combustion. They also discuss possible threats linked to government ignorance of climate change and its possible aftermaths, e.g. the potential damage to climate databases.
Synestia, a New Planetary Object
June 8, 2017 from UC Davis: Three-Minute Egghead podcast
Sarah Stewart and Simon Lock talk about synestias. A synestia is a new type of planetary object, they proposed, formed when a giant collision between planet-size objects creates a mass of hot, vaporized rock spinning with high angular momentum. Synestias could be an important stage in planet formation, and we might be able to find them in other solar systems.
Precarious Oroville Dam highlights challenges of California water management
February 13, 2017 from PBS NewsHour
At Northern California's Lake Oroville, water levels receded Monday, stopping the overflow of water from the dam's emergency spillway. This reduced the risk of immediate uncontrolled flooding -- but longer-term concerns remain. William Brangham speaks with Jeffrey Mount of the Public Policy Institute of California about the massive evacuation that took place and the outlook for the dam's future.
UC Davis in the Grand Canyon:
A Journey Through Time
September 2016 from UC Davis in the Grand Canyon
Learn how the Grand Canyon reflects global, not just Arizona, history with UC Davis geology professor Dave Osleger. Credit: Joe Proudman/UC Davis
Visit grandcanyon.ucdavis.edu for more stories, audio and video.
UC Davis in the Grand Canyon:
Professor Nicholas Pinter on Rafting Through the Grand Canyon
September 2016 from UC Davis in the Grand Canyon
Nicholas Pinter, UC Davis professor, discusses the significance of rafting down the Colorado River with graduate students, with UC Davis Strategic Communications Multimedia Specialist, Joe Proudman, who filmed and photographed the trip.
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UC Davis in the Grand Canyon:
Science. Education. Discovery.
Published on Sep 14, 2016
Join UC Davis students and faculty on their journey of science, education and discovery down the Colorado River.
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For Oysters, Challenges and Hope in the Changing Ocean
September 30, 2016 from Science Friday
Tessa Hill, an associate professor of earth and planetary sciences at UC-Davis' Bodega Marine Lab, is working with farmers to find solutions for oysters and farmers alike and joins Ira to discuss her efforts in a live interview from the Mondavi Center at the University of California, Davis. From new hatcheries that can nourish oyster larvae in ideal water conditions, to the potential of seagrasses to pull carbon dioxide out of the water, she talks about what hope the future holds for oyster farmers and consumers.
Oxygen Oases in Lakes May Have Heralded the Great Oxidation Event
July 11, 2016 from USGS Pacific Region Colloquium, Menlo Park
Dawn Sumner discusses her most recent ideas on how we got O2 in the atmosphere.
The love of science fiction leads to a lifetime study of planetary evolution
November 10, 2015 from One of a Kind
Sarah Stewart Shockwave Scientist/Moon Maven/Science Fiction Fan Girl
"I've always had a fascination with science fiction. It's partly why I chose to study planetary sciences, along with a love of physics and a belief in the likelihood of life beyond our solar system. Sometimes, I feel like I'm starring in a science fiction film. I get to play explorer, researching how large bodies impact planets and result in the unexpected. There is a tremendous feeling of excitement when I discover something new.
What Oysters Reveal About Sea Change
July 21, 2015 from Mark Bittman: California Matters
New York food writer Mark Bittman braves the elements off the coast of California and learns how researchers are helping local and regional seafood producers monitor the effects of ocean acidification. Tessa Hill has been researching ocean acidification at Bodega Marine Laboratory for eight years. Read the New York Times article.
Discoveries By Curiosity Rover On Mars
December 17, 2014 from Insight with Beth Ruyak, Capital Public Radio
Much like Frodo Baggins on his way to Mount Doom, NASA's Curiosity rover is working its way towards the Martian Mount Sharp. It's currently in the Gale Crater at the foot of the mountain, which may have once been a lake teeming with living organisms. Researchers say they discovered the first definitive detection of organics in surface materials of Mars. These organic molecules are the building blocks of life and suggest the Red Planet once supported life of some fashion. Dawn Sumner is a professor of geology at UC Davis who is on NASA's Curiosity team.
Mission To Antarctica
October 6, 2014 from Insight with Beth Ruyak, Capital Public Radio
Why would geologists be studying bacteria at the bottom of a lake in Antarctica to better understand whether life once existed on other planets? Learning how microbial communities affect the shaping of bio-chemical structures called stromatolites could help researchers understand whether living bacteria was present in the formation of geological structures on Mars, where NASA scientists currently have access to sedimentary rocks.
Reservoirs of Magma
August 14, 2014 from The Academic Minute
The typical Hollywood depiction of a volcano might be visually stunning, but it's not very accurate. Dr. Kari Cooper, a geologist at The University of California, Davis, provides a more realistic portrayal of what happens deep in the belly of a volcano.
UC Davis professor gives history, science behind Napa quake
August 24, 2014 from KCRA Channel 3 News
UC Davis professor John Rundle gives some history behind major earthquakes in the Bay Area and talks about the fault line where the Napa earthquake struck.
Ancient Earth, Alien Earths
August 20, 2014
Professor Dawn Sumner participated in an August 20 event at NASA headquarters, called Ancient Earth, Alien Earths. A panel of scientists from NASA and other organizations discussed how vastly different and inhospitable we all would find ancient Earth, if we could go back in time.
Oklahoma now most seismically active state in the U.S.?
June 06, 2014 from Lou Dobbs Tonight, Fox Business Network
UC Davis physics and geology professor John Rundle on the growing number of earthquakes.
Life on the Ice
March 10, 2014
Visual journalist Karl Drury and journalist, Deidre Mussen, were invited by Antarctica New Zealand to spend two weeks in Antarctica from late November as part of its media programme. Their assignment included profiling people working on the ice to highlight the reality of life on the world's southernmost continent.
Tyler Mackey, UC Davis PhD student in geology, was interviewed.
Video Production and Photography: Karl Drury
Words: Deidre Mussen
Pixels: Andy Ball
Volcanoes: What's Under Mount Hood?
February 16, 2014
A new study of Mount Hood, Ore., shows that the volcano's magma reservoir is in an eruptible state as little as 1 percent of the time. UC Davis geologist Kari Cooper says that if this is generally true for other volcanoes, it could lead to new ways to forecast when an eruption could occur.
Should Governor Brown Declare a Statewide Drought?
January 14, 2013 from KQED radio - Forum with Michael Krasny
Last year was the driest year on record in California -- and not much rainfall is expected in the near future. Leading lawmakers and farmers in the San Joaquin Valley are calling on Governor Jerry Brown to officially declare a drought, which would trigger conservation measures. Guests include Jeff Mount.
Mars Curiosity Update
September 27, 2013 From Capital Public Radio
Dawn Sumner, who is a co-investigator for NASA's Mars Science Laboratory team, talks about the significance of finding methane on Mars and some recent Curiosity discoveries.
Amy Williams at TEDxUCDavis
June 23, 2013
Exploring the cosmos has always been a dream of Amy's. With the natural world as a source of great inspiration, she has become interested in geobiology - the interactions between microbial life and the environment. She has worked on the NASA Mars Science Laboratory rover mission, and has found new and innovative ways to search for clues of martian life. She now spends much of her time on her Ph.D. research in geobiology, studying the physical traces that microbial life leaves behind in rocks.
Augmented Reality Sandbox
June 17, 2013
An interview with research computer scientist Oliver Kreylos at the 2013 Augmented World Expo. This was the first time the prototype of the augmented reality sandbox, developed by the UC Davis KeckCaves, was shown outside of UC Davis.
Our Changing Seas:
Voyage to an Earth that No One Has Seen Before
May 9, 2013
Dr. Howard Spero is the Director of the Stable Isotope in the Earth and Planetary Sciences Department at the University of California, Davis. Dr. Spero speaks about his research examining the shells of marine fossils in the ocean sediment to reconstruct the history of Earth's past climates and ocean circulation changes. Dr. Spero presents the mounting evidence that our current potentially catastrophic global climate changes are due to human activity.
Aboard the Tugnacious With Dr. Doom
March 1, 2013 from KQED Science
Two-thirds of California residents rely on water pumped through the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, as its delicate ecosystem teeters on the brink, and its aging levees crumble. An interview with Jeff Mount.
Reaching out, beyond Earth
March 8, 2013
UC Davis Earth and Planetary Sciences professor Dawn Sumner uses virtual reality 3-D images to walk around the surface of Earth and Mars. This new technology enables the study rocks, particularly the much older ones on the Mars, which can offer clues to the origins of the red planet and our own planet.
Mars Rover Will Have UC Davis Professor at Controls
August 2, 2012 from Capital Public Radio
The NASA rover called Curiosity is scheduled to land on Mars on Sunday. Once it does, Dawn Sumner will be one of its navigators.
Adventures on the JOIDES Resolution
July 2015 - Masters student Millie Levin is blogging about her experiences on a scientific expedition off the coast of Australia. For the next two months, as part of her M.S. research, she will be on the JOIDES Resolution, a 143-meter long research vessel that drills sediment cores for the International Ocean Drilling Program.
The Trembling Earth
from the AGU blogosphere
Austin Elliott is a recent Ph.D. graduate from the University of California Davis. He researches the history of earthquakes in the landscape and how fault geometry modulates their occurrence. In this blog he highlights developments in earthquake science, notable mitigation efforts around the world, and media that unveil and illuminate the phenomenon of earthquakes.


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Posted on Dec 20
Flawless Skin Home Remedy – Courtesy of Dr Oz
For those ladies who are on a budget check out this amazing recipe that will leave your skin smooth and supple. I tried this recipe a few times and I plan on sticking to this routine because it works! Recipe For Flawless Skin Ingredients 12-13 uncoated aspirin Fresh Lemon (enough to make a nice paste...
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Posted on Jul 03
Bliss Fabulous Foaming Face Wash
In case you haven't noticed, I happen to be a fan of Bliss products, and in trying a few of their products I have taken a liking to the Bliss Fabulous Foaming Face Wash. What I like about this product is that you don't have to use a large amount of the cleanser, a little...
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Posted on Jul 02
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Bliss Lemon+Sage Shampoo & Conditioner
The summer season is here, and with it comes sun-damaged hair in tow. I used Bliss' Lemon+Sage Shampoo & Conditioner a few times and it worked wonders for my hair! You must be thinking why would anyone want to smell like lemon, more or less even sage – but don't be fooled. This product is...
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Posted on Jun 27
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Neutrogena Triple Moisture Deep Recovery Hair Mask
If your one of those girls who is in dire need of a deep conditioning treatment, but you just don't have the time to visit a salon then you should really consider this product as a staple in your bathroom. I stumbled upon this product's review, which I found on Beauty Snob and I was...
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Posted on Jun 22
Yes To Carrots Intense Repair Hand Cream
I have seen this brand at many Target retail stores, and I of course, went straight to their website for more information. You have to really appreciate the beauty of the Internet, so much information at your fingertips! I actually bought a travel size of the 'Yes to Carrots' Deliciously Rich Body butter, and it...
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Posted on Jun 21
Nivea A Kiss of Recovery Healing Lip Care SPF 6
Finding a lip balm is a challenge especially if you suffer from severe dry and chapped lips. This seems to be the season to find the 'it' lip balm. Now that doesn't mean that I have completely abandoned my loyalty for Carmex lip balm, but I like to keep several lip balms within reach, in...
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Posted on May 09
Rosebud Perfume Co.
Don't be fooled by this little blue container, this company has been around for over a hundred years, and it is a serious lip balm. I stumbled upon this product a few years ago, and I was a bit skeptical until I tried it. I have been a fan ever since, and still keep it...
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Posted on Mar 21
Drugstore Best Beauty Buys
If you happen to be a fashionista on a budget, then have no fear! There are plenty of products on the market that won't break your bank. I have tried and tested the following products, so here is my review for you: Johnson & Johnson Purpose Gentle Cleansing Wash, $6.29 I have actually written a...
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Carmex Lip Balm
I don't know what is worse, having chapped lips, or using a lip balm that does not stand up to its brand promise. Thankfully, I have not had that issue, but I know that there is always someone that is on the lookout for 'the' lip balm. I have been somewhat of a loyal Carmex...
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Posted on Mar 01
by Hatel in Chic, Sassy, Working Girl
Smashbox Bionic Mascara
I received a sample of the Smashbox Bionic Mascara, and let's just say that even I was dazzled by how great this product is. I am a huge fan of Lancôme mascara's, but the Smashbox Bionic Mascara is great for everyday use. According to their product description, it claims that you have will have 'longer,...
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Melt butter in heavy large saucepan over medium heat. Add celery roots, onions and celery. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cover and cook until tender, stirring occasionally, about 20 minutes. Add garlic, celery salt and cayenne pepper and stir 1 minute. Add vermouth and boil until most of liquid evaporates, about 8 minutes. Add stock. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer until vegetables are very tender, about 15 minutes. Puree soup in blender in batches until smooth. Return to saucepan. Add cream. Simmer until thickened to desired consistency, about 5 minutes. Ladle soup into bowls. Sprinkle with chives and serve.
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- $15 toward burritos, tacos, fajitas and more at California Tortilla
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- 70+ hot-sauce varieties
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- Only valid at the Pratt Street location. Not valid toward alcohol.
The Baltimore City Paper and the Baltimore Sun both reviewed California Tortilla:
- The...Pratt Street location of this Washington-based mini-chain looks primed to take advantage of Baltimore's lack of quickie takeout Mexican joints, at least for the downtown day-jobbers. In addition to salads and tacos and whatnot, the burritos come in a more-than-manageable "small" and a Nerf football-sized "regular." – Jess Harvell, Baltimore City Paper
- As I entered the air-conditioned bliss of California Tortilla (Cal Tort as some call it), I was greeted by a wave of tantalizing smells. Situated across from Oriole Park, California Tortilla is clean and colorful and has plenty of seating. The walls of the well-lit interior are scattered with juvenile humor, generally involving hot sauce of some kind...The fajitas were quick, spicy and tasty; the hot sauce was killer. – Dan Eberle, Baltimore Sun
Yelpers give the Pratt Street location 3.5 stars, and 72% of Urbanspooners like it:
- ...what California Tortilla has done to their Americanized version of Mexican food is fantastic! There are many burritos to choose from, and the best is by far the Screamin Burrito; you have to try it before you die! – Juan A., Yelp
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Public, Private: Sustainable Precinct Development
Posted in Models by Kate Archdeacon on February 8th, 2010
Source: The Ecologist
From "Forget eco-towns – real green house-building is already happening", by Eifion Rees, 12th January, 2010:
Cambridge University's expansion plans could change the face of sustainable building in the UK. In 2012, construction begins on the greenest development of its size and scope in the UK.
As far as trailblazing green building initiatives go, the development known as North West Cambridge (its official name as well as location) looks rather uninspiring at the moment, merely fields bounded by busy roads on the outskirts of an East Anglian university town. There aren't many clues to suggest that, when construction begins here in 2012, it will change the face of sustainable building in the UK.
But that is what is scheduled to happen here with the creation of what will effectively be a new city quarter. The land is owned by Cambridge University, and the scheme is intended to accommodate the academic institution's expansion over the next 25 years, when numbers of students and staff are expected to increase by 8,000. As a result 3,000 new homes will be built on this patch of the greenbelt, together with new faculty and research buildings, and a significant number of community facilities. This week, emulating universities in the US, Cambridge issued bonds for the first time with the aim of raising £400 million towards the cost of the £1 billion project.
From the North West Cambridge website:
The masterplanning proposals for the University of Cambridge's North West Cambridge site are moving forward. To continue the success of this collaborative process we would like to obtain your views on the emerging masterplan. To this end, we have recently held a Public Exhibition as well as Public Workshops. These exhibitions and workshop form the next stage in the process of preparing the masterplan for the site – and provided an opportunity for stakeholders to contribute and comment on the proposals. The information that was on display includes:
* Introduction to the North West Cambridge project: The University's need and vision – an introduction to what the project will offer local residents, students, faculty, staff and local businesses. This includes 3,000 new homes, 100,000 m2 of academic and commercial research space, accommodation for 2,000 students and local facilities and green spaces.
* Site: Context The site's location and landscape features, and various site-specific opportunities that the masterplan should respond to.
The latest versions of the masterplan are available for public download, and are separated into four layers: Indicative Urban Structure, Indicative Landscape & Open Space, Indicative Land Use, and Indicative Access & Movement.


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12 Celebrities You Forgot Were In The Harry Potter Films
It has now been nine years since the last Harry Potter book was released and almost five years since the last Harry Potter film came out, and in that time actors and actresses who appeared in small roles have become known for other things. Some stars had such small roles you barely have time to notice them, others just seem so different in their new roles, you can't even remember it is the same person who was in Harry Potter. Either way, check out 12 celebrities you forgot appeared in the Harry Potter films!
12. Dancing With the Stars Pros
Believe it or not Mark Ballas, Derek Hough and Julianne Hough all appeared in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Their roles were so small they went as uncredited extras, but all three stars, now widely known as pros from the hit show Dancing With the Stars, were there! Ballas had a role as a Hufflepuff student in the Great Hall. Derek Hough was a Ravenclaw student in the background in a scene where Ron and Harry are playing Wizard's Chess. Julianne got to be a Gryffindor and even sent Daniel Radcliffe a love note on set, but never heard back.
11. Robert Pattinson
By now the connection has definitely been made between Twilight star Robert Pattinson appearing in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in 2005 as Cedric Diggory, three years before the first Twilight movie came out. While Cedric Diggory was written as an outstanding wizard and extremely good-looking, many did take notice of him in Harry Potter; however, the role was quickly forgotten and overshadowed by his lead role as Edward Cullen in Twilight.


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Top Trends in Luxury Pool Design
02/17/2016 | Categories: Pool Design Trends
Top Trends in Luxury Pool Design | Sunshine Fun
If you are looking to add some luxury to your College Station Pool, take a look at this year's hottest trends in Luxury pools.
Looking to add a little more feel and design to your College Station pool? How about making your home more luxurious by adding a pool to it? There are plenty of ways to take an unremarkable pool and make it remarkable, so here are some of the top ways to add that feel of luxury to your pool.
Grotto Water Features
Stone structures and waterfalls are the perfect addition to any pool, especially homeowners who want a natural feel to their backyard paradise. With a grotto, you can create a cave in the stone that runs underneath these waterfalls.
While you're swimming about, you can swim right into these caves to catch a break from the sunlight and enjoy your waterfall from a different vantage point. Water slides can also wrap their way around these rock structures, taking your pool parties to the next level.
Lazy Rivers
You've likely seen these fun water features in a commercial setting, at hotels or water parks, but did you know that you can have a lazy river installed right into your own backyard? Envision a slow-moving river, winding its way around your yard. Kids can enjoy floating along the current and splashing about, and you can lounge in a chair, relaxing to the sound of running water. Even when you aren't in the water, you can still appreciate how the lazy river increases the aesthetics of your yard.
Decorative Lighting
Why stop at simple lighting for evening swimming? You can create an amazing piece of art from your pool by having custom LED lighting installed. LED lights come in all sizes, brightness and colors. They can be programmed to be a light show or slowly change to reflect the mood of your gathering.
These lights can also be incorporated into deck jets or laminars, which are arches of water that lead directly to your pool from your deck. It will appear as if streams of light are shooting across your outdoor space, like a continuous falling star. Whatever you choose to do, having custom LED lighting is a great way to add a touch of class and uniqueness to your swimming pool.
Fire Bowls
If you want to illuminate your backyard, but also want to continue that tropical feel, consider installing fire bowls into the area surrounding your pool. During the day, these features are unassuming, but at night, they will cast a flickering orange glow across the decking. Quite literally, you will see your pool and outdoor space in a new light.
Beach Entry
A beach entry is a gradual slope that leads directly into your pool right from your deck. You can more easily get in and out of the water and even enjoy basking in the sunlight on these ledges. Such entries can be incorporated into nearly any style of pool, removing the need for ladders or stairs.
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Adult Small Group Bible Studies
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In our fast-paced culture, sometimes it is too easy to get lost in the shuffle. Therefore, we want people to join together with others on a consistent basis. We call these gatherings Small Groups. This is where the big church becomes small. They meet on our church campus or in a home. It's a place where adults can be with other adults in the same season of life, or there are some groups with blended seasons of life. Small groups are a great place to make friends, grow spiritually and make a difference in the community.
Come and join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 AM for our Adult Small Group Bible Studies.