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Jan 4, 2008
"Taare Zameen Par".
Aamir Khan presents the story of a dyslexic child, Ishaan, who is sent to boarding school by his frustrated parents. The two hour flick, "Taare Zameen Par" is probably the only Bollywood flick of the year - or of its history in fact - which manages to understand the whole point of cinema. It impacts the audience, touches the heart, and puts forth one of the most unspoken, uncredited issues of what a child goes through each day. What we call normality is the luxury and the snobbery - and perhaps even ignorance - of those who possess it. The transition of a healthy, happy Ishant to a sullen, scared boy does not take place by a single beating. It takes a great amount of ignorance, disdain and carelessness to turn a human being, filled with life and all its glory - into a creature with life, sure ... but nothing of its beauty and spirit.
An emotional experience to say the least.
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- Bipin said...
While I love the fact that you enjoyed TZP, I find it unfair that you say that this is the only meaningful movie to come out of India. The fact is that there are several excellent movies made in bollywood. Some like "Maine Gandhi Ko Nahi Mara" are excellent but not exactly commercial hits and hence not heard of but wonderful movie nevertheless. Also some of the best movies ever are made by regional directors like Adoor Gopalkrishnan and Bose but again only little is heard of them. Anyway, just wanted to let you know that there are some excellent movies made in bollywood (even better than TZP) every year just need to be on the look out for them. Bye and Take Care
- January 22, 2008 at 1:15 AM
- Majaz said...
While I am glad that you appreciate my criticism on TZP (which I have to say, again, is one fantastic movie and a credible contribution to cinema everywhere), I find it unfair that you feel that I am using rhetoric only because I am writing on a personal blog which is not subject to any kind of audit.
Cinema is not known by the single, one-or-two movies it makes every once in a while. Cinema is known by overall standard of product that it churns out - and has been churning out throughout its existence. Now I don't say that I feel that Indian cinema hasn't had its moments. From Raj Kapoor to Randhir Kapoor to Shahid Kapoor to the whats-his-name in Sawariya, the money and art Bollywood invests in its finished products is truly mind-boggling. Not without reason has it become the subject of many historians, critics and art experts.
At the same time, you must understand where Bollywood stands in terms of its overall stature. TZP, Lagaan, Rang De Basanti, Dil Chahta (basically all Aamir Khan flicks have been most of my favorites from Bollywood), Maine Gandhi ko Nahee Mara, Water, Earth and Fire etc have all been great flicks, no doubt. But ask yourself - commercial cinema is what truly defines the Bollywood film industry. The dances, the music, the costumes, the storylines, the quality of acting. All of it reeks the appeal of a class which is not ready for cinema that is reflective of the TZP-philosophy.
I hail from Pakistan, and everyone knows our association with India - and Indian cinema. It is impossible for me to avoid it. :) So the question perhaps is not whether I should be on the look-out - the question is...
Should any cinema-goer be on a lookout for good movies ... or shouldn't there be enough to go around anyway.
Take care. And thanks for your comment. Appreciate it! :)
- January 22, 2008 at 2:56 AM

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Meet the Filipino-American Animator Who Helps Bring Your Favorite Disney Films to Life
When Josie Trinidad was only five years old, she watched the story of Cinderella come to life on the big screen. Little did she know that decades later, she would be the one bringing Cinderella back to life again—this time as one of the characters in Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2.
Trinidad was born and raised by her Filipino parents in the United States. And while the blonde princess in a blue dress is her
Not long after, she worked for MGA Entertainment, the toy company behind
Her passion for animation eventually led to her joining Disney as a story apprentice in 2004. Being part of Disney's story team was a big deal because when she started, she was only one of two women in the story room. "Story departments at Disney are pretty small, it's only about 35 or 40 people," she says in an interview with SPOT.ph.
Twelve years have passed since then and Trinidad has moved up from being an apprentice to being the co-Head of
It's not just her projects that have stepped up—her team has also come a long way from being a male-dominated one. She shares, "Now, it's nearly half women. And it's people from all over the world, men and women from all over the United States and all over the world. And I'm lucky enough to have at least—there's three of us who are Filipinos in the story department."
She brings up working and bonding with the other Filipinos in her team. "I have a friend, Joe Mateo, he's a storyboard artist, he's like my brother." Mateo was the head of
This familial sentiment is also something she learned while growing up in a Filipino household. "I think that being Filipino-American has truly gotten me to where I am today. My parents instilled an incredible work ethic in me, and also the family values that family is really important. It's important to stay close and connected to
Part of Filipino culture, of course, is the sense of
Given the vast online universe, Trinidad and her team initially found it difficult to revolve around just a certain aspect. "The biggest challenge was really focusing [on] the story despite being in this expansive new world, kind of making sure that we focus on what's important, which was their friendship." Their process of creating the story basically played out like an online shopping session. "It's
The difficulty of creating the story was just another challenge for Trinidad, who's had more difficult days behind her. "My journey to get to Disney Animations was very difficult and there are many times when I couldn't find that job and I was really worried if this was right for me." That didn't stop her from reaching for her dreams, though. She believes aspiring Filipino animators shouldn't, either. "I feel like Filipinos, in general, are extremely creative and talented and have amazing stories to tell. So I would say, first and foremost, be true to who you are because we should be really proud to be Filipinos. And second, just don't give up," she says, laughing.
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Let's face the tender truth: when it comes to restaurant dining, Detroit is a veritable meat market. Until only recently, the choices for vegetarians and the veg-curious around the metro area were limited at best, and the fare was, well, pretty much the worst.
But if you haven't had yourself a meal at a meat- and dairy-free table in the last few years, you're missing out on a whole new world of flavors. With exciting twists on comfort foods and intriguing reinterpretations of old plant-based favorites (no more boring quinoa bowls!), these 10 restaurants are crafting vegetarian cuisine in the city in ways that are far less miserable than you remember it.
This Taco Spot Unites Tex-Mex & Filipino Food
Detroit Vegan Soul
West Village
Over in West Village at the tasty intersection of soul food and whole food, Detroit Vegan Soul is a comfort food-lover's dream. Partners and founders Kirsten Ussery and Erika Boyd were inspired by a personal loss to conjure up a 100% plant-based, healthy take on their family's favorite grub. The end result is barbecued, heart-conscious contentment on a plate: gooey mac & cheese, collard greens, and tempting tempeh catfish that's light on fat and cholesterol, but heavy on Southern flavor.
Feast alfresco at Seva, in the resplendent sunshine, while sipping on summery sangria or a tart Michigan cherry-lime rickey, and you'll be hard-pressed to imagine a life better lived, anywhere, outside of the D. Seva didn't reinvent the wheel when it opened its Detroit location; the Ann Arbor spot has been thriving since 1973. But old restaurant favorites, such as the General Tso's cauliflower and the pad Thai, have become new delights to the eager vegetarian crowd in Midtown. Order the TLT, a wrap bursting with chargrilled tempeh, cheddar, guacamole, tomatoes, and shredded romaine, and absolutely add a side of crispy yam fries with spicy mayo.
Brooklyn Street Local
Forgo the passport and unnecessary irrational nervousness at the border -- find Canada's most well-known gravy-laden spud dish right here, in Corktown. The mushroom gravy poutine can be ordered up any which way you like, including (and especially) vegetarian-style, replete with organic cheese curds, or vegan, topped with Daiya vegan cheese. Brooklyn Street Local is diner fare done fresh, creating a bright palate of plant-based dishes, including a kale quinoa salad and the beloved Ashley's Veggie Burger, a house-made vegetable and lentil patty, dressed up with pea shoots, red onion, vine-ripe tomato, and aioli.
Cass Cafe
Cass Corridor
Head to Cass Cafe for the moderately priced, vegetarian-friendly food; stay for the unbeatable drink specials ($2 PBRs? Yes, please!). You'll likely find yourself meandering among paintings from some of Detroit's up-and coming artists -- Cass Cafe's gallery-restaurant showcases exhibitions from local studios as a festive backdrop to its eclectic fare. A longtime haven for Wayne State students on a budget, the menu has enough variety to captivate vegetarians and omnivores of all ages and stages. The lentil burger is the house speciality, a flavorful patty blended from lentils, ground walnuts, and zingy Parmesan cheese, slid atop a warm onion roll. At $6.50, it's an unparalleled deal that you don't have to be a broke college student to appreciate. If you have a few bucks to spare, grab a pint of Ghettoblaster for a top-notch burger & beer combo.
It's a tiny joint, but even if ALL THE PEOPLE are feasting on Mudgie's expansive sandwich repertoire, you will not have to wait long for a table at this veggie-friendly, only moderately hipster Corktown eatery. Come hungry, in an assemblage of friends with diverse tastes -- there's a sandwich appropriate for every man, woman, and hippie in Detroit. Free-loving flower children, herbivores, and even non-vegetarians all wax poetic over the Hippie Dippie Sh*t Man whole wheat wrap, a melange of ripe avocado, baby spinach, sunflower sprouts, walnuts, dried cranberries, diced apples, shredded carrots, and cucumber, tossed in raspberry vinaigrette. Far out, man.
Inn Season Cafe
Royal Oak
Expect to wait for a table on a weekend night at Inn Season Cafe, and expect it to be worth it. Inn Season has been serving vegetarian cuisine for so long that it surpasses all similar restaurants in metro Detroit in one crucial domain: consistency. The menu is extensive, so take your time, grab a personal pot of house-made chai tea, and peruse the offerings. Consider an initial foray with the Santorini Plate (enough tabbouli, zesty red pepper hummus, and roasted beets to inspire you to start searching for cheap airfare to Greece) and culminate your meal with the hazelnut and mocha scrumptiousness of the Opera Cake. You'll be out of your seat, demanding an encore (see what we did there!).
GreenSpace Café
A regularly changing menu and meticulous attention to service are the cherry on top of the vegan cake at GreenSpace, which opened in November of 2015. The tamale pie features warm layers of organic white masa intermingling with black beans, red bell peppers, zesty enchilada sauce, and fresh corn, topped with ripe avocado and a dollop of the pièce de résistance: cashew sour cream. Pair it with a craft cocktail (the Michigan Beet is un-beet-lievable (we're sorry)) constructed from Drought juice next door, and then veg out in the ambiance of one of Ferndale's finest new eateries.
Russell Street Deli
Eastern Market
If you've gone down to Eastern Market on any sunny Saturday morning to nab a few fresh-from the-farm leeks or imbibe one of the meal-in-a-glass Bloody Marys at Vivio's, you've probably seen the line of people snaking out from Russell Street Deli and wondered just what the hubbub was all about. Russell Street whips up soups and sandwiches ideal for for the masses: hearty portions in a busy, neighborly setting. The avocado sandwich, with its simple sprouts, imported Swiss, crisp veggie mix, and house-made ranch on whole wheat bread, is a notable delight, but the vegetarian soups, which rotate daily, are the real standouts. Check the online menu the night before and meander down to the Deli for the most extraordinary selections, including crushed lentil, cream of spinach, black bean, and the savory curried yellow split pea soup.
Neehee's in Canton has crafted up a menu that will tempt a duality of audiences: those in search of authentic, Indian street food, and vegetarians (or the veggie-curious) who simply crave flavor, texture, and spice. The prices are modest, and though the lines are frequently long, it will give you ample time to strategize your selections from the extensive menu. The Gobi Manchurian (deep fried cauliflower in chili sauce) is a swirling, heady blend of Indo-Chinese seasonings, and the fresh-squeezed cane juice is the perfect balance of just-right sweetness and quench-your-thirstiness.
Chive Kitchen
Two James spirits, suds from the Farmington Brewing Company just a block away, and locally sourced, farm-fresh ingredients meld in the parfait menage a trois of community flare at Farmington's Chive Kitchen. Don't be fooled by its strip-mall locale -- once you enter the scene, you'll be whisked away to a Portuguese bistro, where the fare is all vegan, and your paleo boyfriend, with his pint of Griffin Claw brew firmly in his mitts, will barely notice that his coney dog is actually a phony dog. As for you, you're getting the corned beef seitan Reuben and a North Peak Diabolical IPA.
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– Courtroom Conversations: The Digital Underworld: Cracking Down on Cybercrime, October 5
– Community Safety Forum on Community Policing and Outreach, October 15
– Cathy Scott, consultant on the book, "The Big Crime Book," October 20
– Book Signings with Brian Rouff, author of "The House Always Wins," and Tod Goldberg, author of "Gangster Nation," October 20
– Did the Mob Kill Kennedy? Expert talk with Gus Russo and Dan Moldea, October 24
– A Brief Look at Nevada History, Saturday, October 28
LAS VEGAS (September 2017) – The Mob Museum, The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, announces its events and special programs taking place in October 2017:
Courtroom Conversations: The Digital Underworld: Cracking Down on Cybercrime, Thursday, October 5, 7 p.m. One of the FBI's top national authorities on cybercrime will join experts in the field of cyber security and information technologies for a comprehensive and compelling panel discussion exploring organized crime in the virtual world. Panelists Scott S. Smith, Matt Heff, Dan Manson, Arthur Salmon and Michael Spangler discuss the scope and activities of global criminal networks, online security and the role of organized crime in online criminal activities, from credit card and identity fraud to illegal gambling and online trafficking. Guest takeaways include tips on protection for businesses and individuals and how to secure important files. Cost is $25 with 10 percent discount for Museum Members.
Community Safety Forum: Community Policing and Outreach, Sunday, October 15, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. The monthly Community Safety Forum, held in partnership with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and generously sponsored by NV Energy, will address community policing and outreach. The department offers a wide variety of programs enabling citizens to get involved with their community, including Neighborhood Watch programs, Explorers program and the Citizen's Police Academy. Attendance at the event includes FREE Museum admission; registration is required.
Daytime program with Cathy Scott: The Big Crime Book, Friday, October 20, 1 p.m. Author and journalist Cathy Scott has had a front-row seat at many of Las Vegas' most notorious murders over the past 20 years. Scott shares gripping backstories from many of Southern Nevada's high-profile killings. Topics include Las Vegas' last Mob hit, the murder of rap singer Tupac Shakur, the kidnapping and killing of Las Vegas salsa singer Ginger Rios and the death of Mob daughter Susan Berman. This event is free for Museum Members or with admission.
Book Signings with Brian Rouff and Tod Goldberg, Friday, October 20. Las Vegan Brian Rouff, author of the recently published Las Vegas-based novel "The House Always Wins," will be available from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and mobster-turned-rabbi Tod Goldberg, author of "Gangster Nation," will be available from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. These book signings are being held in conjunction with the Vegas Valley Book Festival. Free for Museum Members or with admission.
Two Experts on the JFK Assassination debate: Did The Mob Kill Kennedy?, Tuesday, October 24, 7 p.m. Experts Gus Russo and Dan Moldea debate the Mob's involvement in the Kennedy assassination. On November 22, 1963, gunman Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated JFK and changed the course of American history. Russo argues that Oswald acted alone while Moldea espouses the theory that Jimmy Hoffa and the Mafia arranged JFK's murder. This event is free for Museum Members or with admission.
A Brief Look at Nevada History, Saturday, October 28, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Presentations showcasing the experiences, strengths, resilience and personalities of those who made Nevada what it is today. This event is free for Museum Members or with admission.
The Mob Museum, the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, provides a world-class, interactive journey through true stories—from the birth of the Mob to today's headlines. The Mob Museum offers a provocative, contemporary look at these topics through hundreds of artifacts and immersive storylines. Whether you like it or not, this is American history. Since opening in 2012, The Mob Museum has accumulated numerous accolades, including being named one of TripAdvisor's "Top 25 U.S. Museums," USA Today's "12 Can't Miss U.S. Museum Exhibits," "A Must for Travelers" by The New York Times, one of "20 Places Every American Should See" by Fox News and Budget Travel magazine and "Best Museum" by Nevada Magazine. The Mob Museum has been awarded accreditation by the American Alliance of Museums, the highest national recognition afforded U.S. museums. Admission is $23.95 for adults ages 18 and over with special pricing for online purchase, children, seniors, military, law enforcement, Nevada residents, and teachers. The Museum is open daily; visit the website for up-to-date operating hours. For more information, call (702) 229-2734 or visit themobmuseum.org. Connect on Facebook at facebook.com/themobmuseum or Twitter @themobmuseum.


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Mika - Happy Ending
This is the way you left me,
I'm not pretending.
No hope, no love, no glory,
No Happy Ending.
This is the way that we love,
Like it's forever.
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2018 Season
-Fourth place finish in the 3000 with a time of 8:40.48 at the Houston Invitational
-Competed at the Southland Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Participated in the 5000 finishing sixth with a time of 15:19.35
2017 Season
-Competed and placed fourth in the 5k with a time of 15:28.8 at the Aggieland Open
-Competed in the 8k at the Southland Conference Cross Country Championships
-Regional qualifier for the 10k at the NCAA Division I South Central Region Cross Country Championships. Finished with a time of 32:09.0


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Major DP Singh Continues To Support More To Give Campaign
From a soldier to a Blade Runner – Full Story #CanDo – Enable Travel
Commissioned in Dec'97 and injured in July'99, Major DP Singh never considered his reality as a misfortune. He took it in his stride and learnt to be independent. Owing to his self reliance, he conquered his weakness and ran his 1st marathon in 2009. His firm faith in God and himself made way for the silver lining in the dark clouds.
The Journey as a Blade Runner
After waiting for 10 years for everything to fall into place, Major DP Singh made a came back through running. Though his first marathon was a hop run, it became a major confidence boost for him and since then, there has been no looking back.
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'ODDS' is a special edition pair of shoes created as an ode to all the para-athletes across the world. It is a unique pair of the same- 2 lefts or 2 rights put together for these inspirational athletes who defy all odds in life. Here's the story of Major DP Singh, India's first blade-runner and a war hero who has run over 18 marathons and continues to do so. In short, he has evened out the odds. Now it's our turn.
Wah Bai Wah – MAJOR DP SINGH
Wah Bai Wah – MAJOR DP SINGH
A True Man Of Mettle | Independence Day Special feat. Major D.P.Singh – Part 1
In 1999 he was 'declared dead' on arrival at the Indian hospital in Kargil. One month later his leg was amputated. In 2009 he became India's first Blade Runner. Presenting Major D.P.Singh – Marathon Man, Limca Record Holder and War Hero. Join Milind Soman as he finds out about the story behind one of the most inspirational runners of our times in a 2-part series
ड्यूटी दौरान अपने अंग खोने वाले सैनिको के लिए सम्मान समारोह का हुआ आयोजन
ड्यूटी दौरान अपने अंग खोने वाले सैनिको के लिए सम्मान समारोह का हुआ आयोजन
TEDxSIBMBangalore – Major D.P Singh, 'India's First Blade Runner' – Challenging The Conventional
Major D P Singh was "declared dead" in an army hospital in July 1999 after a Pakistani mortar exploded just a meter away from him during the Kargil War. He was revived by a specialist, only to be told three days later that his right leg would be amputated below his knee because gangrene had set in.
I won't stop till I reach the Top – Maj D P Singh
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The MC@CHOP is located on the fifth floor of the Abramson Research Center (ARC) Building.This facility includes a 2200 square foot laboratory space where equipment is located and analyses are performed. All necessary fume hoods and bio-safety cabinets are part of the core. PC Computers, iMacs and MAC-Books are available for the staff. The computers are connected to the institutional database and used for data medium, data analyses and storage.
Our GC-MS instruments include 3 Hewlett-Packard/Agilent GC-MS, each with an automated sampling system that permits the analysis of up to 99 unattended samples. Each system is controlled by an individual computer/work station with Windows-based proprietary software from HP/Agilent. These instruments are used primarily for the analysis of 15N, 2H or 13C in glucose, amino acids, fatty acids, primary amines and organic acids (particularly tricarboxylic acid cycle intermediates such as citrate, ketoglutarate, succinate, malate).
Our isotope ratio-mass spectrometry is utilized for the analysis of 13CO2 in metabolic studies as well as the analysis of 2H2O in doubly-labelled water studies to measure the in vivo metabolic rate of fatty acid oxidation and glycolysis. Instruments utilized to this end include Thermo Finnigan DeltaPLUS continuous flow and Thermo DELTA V Advantage IRMS, equipped with an autosampler that permits unattended analysis of 96 samples. Sensitivity of the latter instrument (atom % excess) characteristically exceeds 10-5.
We also maintain 2 LC-MS triple stage quadrupole systems. One is a VG Quattro II LC-MS unit and the other is an Agilent 6400 LC-triple stage quadrupole system. The latter is used to perform metabolomic research, or the profiling in a single sample of > 100 individual metabolites in order to create a metabolic "fingerprint."
HPLC instruments include Agilent-1260 Infinity HPLC and two Varian HPLC systems equipped with UV and fluorescent detectors, and are used to measure metabolite levels as an integral part of stable isotope analysis and determination of flux rates.
For monitoring of enzyme assays, we have an Enspire 2300 multilabeled Reader, and other spectrophotometers used for enzymatic assays.
The core is equipped with systems to monitor oxygen consumption in isolated mitochondria or cells, whole organ (liver, kidney, heart), perfusion systems as well as all necessary centrifuges, balances, pH meters, metabolic incubators, cold room, refrigerators and freezers for sample preparation and storage.


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Tender and juicy chicken breasts that get coated in a sticky sweet asian sauce. This meal is ready in just thirty minutes and the flavor is awesome!
Isn't life just so dang busy? And now that it is starting to warm up outside we soak up the sun any chance that we can get. But if there is one thing that I alway try to do is have a meal ready for my family each night. We really do enjoy coming together at the dinner table and talking and joking around. So I really love when I am able to create an easy and delicious meal!
You have probably noticed by now that I love asian flavored meals on the blog. Some of my most popular recipes are asian inspired dishes and they are to die for. My favorite food is Chinese and I have been able to create restaurant quality dishes in my kitchen.
This meal instantly became one of my top five asian recipes with the first bite!
The sticky and sweet sauce on these bad boys is absolutely incredible. It is made with a delicious sauce of soy sauce, hoisin sauce, sweet chili sauce, brown sugar and a squeeze of a fresh lime. Don't all of those flavors combined sound amazing? I love how thick and sticky the sauce is glazed over the chicken.
And the very best part… it is ready in just 30 minutes. So you are able to bring a delicious asian inspired meal to your family in no time at all!
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The Metropolitan Police suspended a sergeant last night, after a video taken during the G20 protests showed an officer with a concealed shoulder number apparently striking a woman with a baton.
Scotland Yard was facing fresh allegations of brutality over the footage, which appeared to show an officer hitting a woman with the back of his hand, telling her to "get back now", before drawing his baton and striking her on the legs.
The woman, who is heard swearing at the police officers, falls to the ground amid horrified cries from bystanders. Unlike his colleagues in the pictures, the officer appears to have his shoulder number hidden, with the epaulettes on his jacket concealed by strips of grey material.
The incident is believed to have taken place at 3.30pm on 1 April, near the Bank of England where about 5,000 people had been penned in by police cordons.
The footage prompted a wave of criticism. David Howarth, the Liberal Democrat justice spokesman, called for a "full-scale inquiry", adding: "The fact that this video shows another example of an officer with his number obscured assaulting a member of the public indicates that there is a systematic problem here, not just a series of individual acts of misconduct."
Shami Chakrabarti, director of the human rights group Liberty, said: "It is very difficult to understand what justifies a gargantuan police officer assaulting a smaller woman for having the audacity to complain."
The Labour MP David Winnick called the incident "outright police brutality" and said the latest footage strengthened his demand for the Home Secretary Jacqui Smith to make a statement about police tactics at the G20 when Parliament returns next week.
Yesterday, activists posted an appeal on the internet for witnesses to come forward with a view to making a complaint to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). It is already looking into the death of Ian Tomlinson, a 42-year-old newspaper-seller who died of a heart attack minutes after allegedly being pushed to the ground by a police officer near the Bank of England during the G20 protest.
As the new video came to light, the police watchdog was already facing criticism after claiming that "no CCTV footage" had been used in the area around Royal Exchange Passage, where the video showed Mr Tomlinson being assaulted. Interviewed on Channel 4 News last Thursday, the IPCC's chairman Nick Hardwick said there was no CCTV evidence of alleged police assaults. "We don't have CCTV footage of the incident," he said. "There is no CCTV footage - there were no cameras in the location where he was assaulted."
Yesterday morning, after pictures were published clearly showing cameras in the area, the IPCC was forced to change its stance, saying Mr Hardwick had been mistaken. "At this point, Mr Hardwick believed that he was correct in this assertion - we know now this may not be accurate," the IPCC said in a statement. "There are cameras in the surrounding area."
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1/2 pound (2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
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1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp. Baking powder
1 large egg yolk
1 large egg
2 tsp vanilla
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
Cream butter, lemon zest, sugar, and salt in a large bowl with a mixer at medium speed. Add in the egg yolk until well blended, and then the egg and the vanilla. Reduce speed to low and add in the flour until just combined. Divide the dough in half and wrap in plastic. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour (up to two days).
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The cadets of the school of conscription of 1940, who were born in the town of Verkhny from Voroshilovgrad region in 1921-1922. They still had to study in the city of Uralsk for two years and they will go to the front in the summer of 1943 in the rank of "lieutenant." Most will fly on the IL-2 attack aircraft.
Voroshilovgrad Military Aviation School of Pilots named after the Proletariat of Donbass – that was the name of the 11th Pilot School in 1941. In 1941, there was the biggest release in the history of the school – more than 900 pilots with a three-year training period. In accordance with the order of the People's Commissar of Defense Tymoshenko, the title of "sergeant" and the particularly distinguished "senior sergeant" were appropriated after a six-month internship in the troops.
Source: Lisichansk Local History Museum.
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Introduction: FireHouseListens is a survey that is being managed by FireHouse Subs to have a better look into customer's convenience and satisfaction rate. This is a step taken by the company that would be aimed at the customer's choices and preferences. It is one of the finest places where you can reach out easily whenever your tummy feels hungry.
To have it functioning well FireHouse Subs are carrying out a survey to better analyze its performance and also can be aware how well it has been successfully being able to connect with their customers. To make it more appealing, it has also included some prize money or discounted price at your next purchase. Also, keeping in mind the importance of time of their customers the survey has been planned in a few simple steps. So, it can be completed hassle free.
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The survey would consist of a list of questions that would specifically aim at building a better bond between the company and its customers. This would further head to data tabulation and need to focus on areas that require improvement for better customer retention. This is dependent on a lot of factors like customer's satisfaction regarding the quality of food, staff services, the ambiance of the area and much more. As we are all aware of the fact that, in recent time's competition has increased a lot in every field, every company should always be in a position to tackle the situations that might arise. To keep a check on everything, this survey would help the companies in a lot of ways.
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"Once again Celebrity Edge is solidifying, amplifying and putting a superlative on our award-winning culinary experience, allowing our guests to explore the world without ever leaving their table," said Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, Celebrity Cruises.
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Fine Cut Steakhouse will serve up an upscale dining experience for dinner, with an elevated service and premium cuts cooked to guests' preferences, while the guests dining at the Rooftop Garden Grill will enjoy the most mouth-watering backyard BBQ.
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August - Getting settled in. Finally.
OK - the last month has been madness. But on 31 July we finally moved into our place in Kailua. We now have two cars, two mobile phones, furniture and finally all our stuff from Australia. We've managed to get out a few times, but not much exploring yet. One trip up to the North Shore and one evening on a cruise out along the Waianae (west coast) - other than that it's been work, getting our lives organised... and swimming in the pool!
Due to the vagaries of blogspot, the photos below have come out in more or less random order. Enjoy!
Looking back through the house past our loungeroom to our front door.
Bedroom! And yes, it's at a wierd angle!
Rochelle on a sunset tour up the Waianae coast.
Kailua Beach - a few minutes walk from our house - at early morning swim time.
The Waianae mountains along the west coast of Oahu (and some dude)
This photo is just to prove that Rochelle is still pregnant (although the nextdoor neighbour thinks she's due in March, not October)
And our kinda matching cars... awww. Rochelle has the mummy car.
Pool Photo 1. Taken from the cabana... Honestly.
Rochelle enjoying shave ice on the beach at Haleiwa on the north shore. Nice spot.
Great big fields of nothing on the highway up to the north shore - nice to see some 'country' rather than all the urban space on this island. The mountains in the background are the ones along the west coast that we could see from the cruise...
Coastline along the SE corner of Hawaii - nice views out to the other islands.
Pool Photo 2.
And that's all for the moment... Kieran's working hard - starting early and finishing late. Rochelle's working from home for the moment, which means lunchtime swims and a better office here than back in Canberra (aircon, lotsa desk space, private kitchen... pool out the back - are you reading this David and Peter?)
So life's going to be pretty domestic for the next little while - but it's not a bad spot to do it...


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Are you a medical student or working in related fields? Or just a curious person by nature? Then our collection of common medical terms and concepts can help you better understand this fascinating side of science and art. The... necronomicon of medicine.
Diarrhea [ gastroenterology ]Defined as an uncontrolled bowel movement with a liquid stool. Can vary in severity from mild to life threatening and almost always requires extra hydration to compensate the loss of water.
Emesis [ gastroenterology ]Defined as the process of vomiting. An "anti emetic drug" for example, is medication used to treat nausea and vomiting.
Gastritis [ gastroenterology ]Defined as the inflammation of the lining of the stomach. Usually manifests as an upper abdominal pain, nausea, loss of appetite and others. Can be seen as a more benign form of gastric ulcer.
Jaundice [ gastroenterology ]Represents the yellowish-greenish pigmentation of the skin and whites of the eyes (sclera). Jaundice is caused by high levels of bilirubin in the organism which in turn can have multiple causes such as hemolytic anemia or liver failure among others.


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Promoting medication safety for your parent
Elder Care in Perry FL
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration says that many seniors are taking three or more medications each day, some more than once per day. Though medically necessary, this can present problems, even possible dangers.
As the family members providing elder care for your loved one, you can help promote medication safety. It starts by knowing what your loved one is taking—both prescribed and over-the-counter. Here are other tips for ensuring multiple medications don't cause more problems for your loved one.
- Seniors may get prescriptions from more than one doctor. If they're not already aware, share with each provider what medications your loved one is taking.
- Fill their prescriptions at the same pharmacy, whenever possible. You can ask the pharmacist if the prescribed medicine they're taking will have any adverse reactions with any OTC or herbal remedies they may also be taking.
- Go to doctor appointments with your loved one to discuss their prescriptions and possible interactions with other medications or OTC products. If you can't go, consider another family member or senior care provider who can accompany them to these appointments.
- While at medical appointments, especially with new providers, tell them about your loved one's medical history and family history of major diseases or conditions. Explain what conditions they are and have been treated for, and let them know if they have any food, drug or other allergies. Be sure to include things that may easily be overlooked, like eye drops, vitamins and topical medications. Their primary care physician should be also made aware of any specialists they may be treating with on a regular basis.
- There can sometimes be adverse reactions between certain medications and foods. So talk to your loved one's doctor about their eating habits.
- While you cannot legally administer their medication, you can remind them and encourage them to take them and to finish the prescription, even if they start feeling better before it's gone. They also should stop no ongoing medication unless they talk to their doctor first.
- Read the printed information that comes with prescriptions and ask the pharmacist if you still have questions.
- Make notes of how your loved one responds to medications, especially new ones. If their mood is changing, new symptoms develop, or they get sick from the medication, it may need to be changed. Their doctor should be contacted right away if unwanted side effects develop.
- If someone has trouble telling pills apart, use different colored pill boxes.
- If they have trouble taking pills, inquire about medications in a liquid form; or ask if they have the same effect if they are crushed and either sprinkled on food or put in a liquid of some kind.
- Don't share prescriptions with anyone else, nor let them borrow another person's medication.
- Annually review the medications with your loved one's doctor. Confirm whether they still need to be taking each drug. Also ask if a cheaper or more effective drug has become available.
If you or an aging loved one are considering elder care in Perry, FL, please call the caring staff at Hopewell In-Home Senior Care today at 850-386-5552. Providing Senior Care Services in North Florida.
Resource: www.fda.gov
Jami D. Eddy
Administrator at Hopewell In-Home Senior Care
Jami Eddy is the Administrator and an owner of Hopewell In-Home Senior Care. She graduated from Florida State University in 2005 with a major in criminology and a minor in psychology. Jami has been with Hopewell for more than 10 years and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the business.
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i need a power cable for compaq1520 is that so difficult? how can help me
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Power cables are the same for all computers.
If you're talking a laptop and it's associated power supply then the vendor can tell you exactly what you need, including correct part number. That's why vendors have support lines, to help customers.
It matters not how straight the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate;
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Henley***
Cable is sized by the current it is expected to carry. Insulated for the voltage requirements.


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What is a Learning Management System?
If you're only just getting up to speed with eLearning, you're probably swimming in acronyms and technical jargon that don't make a lot of sense. You've probably come across terms like LMS (Learning Management System), ILT (Instructor Led Training), CBT (Computer Based Training) and ISD (Instructional Systems Design). You may have even heard of a personal favourite we use at the etrainu office – GDTLA – which stands for "Gosh-darned Three Letter Acronyms" (seriously, they're the worst).
Jokes aside, the eLearning space can be strange and complex to those who are only just starting to get their feet wet. We find the best way to learn new subject matter is to take it one step at a time. So, let's start with the basics – what is an LMS, and what exactly does it do?
The most powerful tool in eLearning
A Learning Management System (LMS) is an exceptionally powerful piece of software used in the training & recruitment industry to assist small, medium and large corporations with the continual education of their workforce. It's what many experts believe to be a quintessential tool for learning in the modern-day classroom. It's a user-friendly training platform designed to make life easier for both trainers and students alike by making content easily accessible at almost any time or location.
In contrast with other more archaic methods of education, the use of a Learning Management System as a portal for eLearning demonstrates a wide variety of advantages, particularly if you have a large audience or significant amount of subject matter to deliver to your students.
So, if you're still trying to decide if you need to use a learning management system, here is a short list of some of the major benefits to help you decision-making process:
#1 – Unlimited Access from Any Location
Once you publish your eLearning curriculum and share the content with your students, they will then gain unlimited access to all of the required information on just about any device, from almost any location.
For large companies that are spread out across several different time zones this can be particularly beneficial, as it means you no longer have to worry about travel costs to perform an induction, or have staff up until all hours of the night to suit another team's daylight schedule. Simply press the "go" button, assign the work and you're done. Watch the progress reports roll in from the comfort of your own home or office.
#2 – Easily Track Learner Progress
A proper Learning Management System gives you the ability to track progress and ensure that students are meeting deadlines and achieving the required performance standards.
With a Learning Management System, you can assign different levels of access to each manager, allowing them to see which students are performing well or struggling so they can make adjustments or provide additional insight where needed.
#3 – Reduced Training Time & Cost
An efficient LMS allows you to completely change how you interact with your learners. In the past you would have to deal with travel costs for your instructor, potential trainings site rental costs, and a ream of printed learning materials (that will probably find their way into the bin by the end of the day).
By implementing an eLearning platform via our LMS solution, your online learners can carry out all of their important development and compliance training in an exclusively online environment, which means you're able to save quite a significant sum on your training & development budget – ultimately helping your bottom line.
#4 – Quick & Convenient Expansion
For many industries sudden changes to rules & regulations are a common occurrence, which means it can be quite difficult – and not to mention frustrating – to keep your staff up to date and compliant with all of the relevant changes.
With a Learning Management System, you can easily add new courses, remove old information and roll it all out to your workforce in a number of hours or days, not weeks or months.
#5 – Organised Content in One Place
Instead of having your learning spread out across different physical locations or devices, an eLearning system allows you to store all of your relevant materials in one easy-to-access location.
Not only does this significantly reduce the risk of losing important data, it also allows each individual member of your team to access the information they need by using the cloud-based learning management system. Courses can be customized on a "need-to-know" basis, which means you can assign your executive team larger quantities of more detailed content and segregate their learning from the rest of the workforce, all under the same program.
Whether it's building and managing a tailor built Learning Academy; meeting compliance objectives; or accessing our ready-made programs, an LMS with etrainu is both flexible and dynamic. We customise the system design, certificates and module design so it looks like your own; we manage your set up and guide you through the eLearning process; designing the custom features your business needs as we go.
Interested in developing an LMS solution for your business? If so, be sure to get in touch today so one of our consultants can speak with you in more detail.


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This is the second of a series of twelve pieces written at a desk in front of a shuttered window. I was taken with how a simple adjustment of the slats affected perception – that what I saw was only a disjointed portion of what there was to see. The series originally appeared in the anthology Terra Firma. I posted the first of the series on April 19th: https://robertokaji.com/2014/04/19/shutters-another-oldie/
Shutters II
Of them, children seem the least
affected, being closer to the earth's
grasp. How they
double then recede with laughter,
little forms flitting by the embrasure
like unwary birds or small
dogs. They too arrive in innocence,
intent in that fragile moment of interest
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Noob 2 cards problem
edited January 2014 in Hardware support
I'm new to mining and have successfully setup a couple of computer with 1 card. Now I'm experimenting with 2 cards and I cannot get it right. I have the following config:
Mother : Asus M4A89GTD PRO/USB3
Card #1 : Sapphire 7850 2Gb
Card #2 : Gigabyte 7850 2Gb
PSU: Kanji 800w
OS: Win7 x64
Catalyst: 12.4
cgminer: 3.72
Command Line arguments: cgminer.exe -o ltc.give-me-coins.com:3333 -O user:password --scrypt --thread-concurrency 8192 -g 1 -I 18 -w 256
The problem is that GPU0 mines 50KH/s and GPU1 300KH/s.
When I unplug anyone of the cards, without changing the PCIE slot, the remaining card mines 300KH/s
I don't know why this happens. I would appreciate any suggestion
Thank you!
Nice setup, thanks for all of the info. I'd run into this when I didn't call out the devices (-d). I took your config and modified it slightly. Try this instead:cgminer.exe --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc.give-me-coins.com:3333 -O user:password -d 0,1 -g 1 -w 256 --thread-concurrency 8192 -I 18
Hi,I've tried changing the config as you suggested, but the issue persists. I've copied cgminer output for you to see GPU performance.cgminer version 3.7.2 - Started: [2014-01-15 15:39:17]------------------------------------------------------------------------------(5s):346.0K (avg):369.1Kh/s | A:3696 R:96 HW:0 WU:336.6/mST: 2 SS: 0 NB: 6 LW: 102 GF: 0 RF: 0Connected to ltc.give-me-coins.com diff 64 with stratum as user xxxxxxxBlock: 8028250d... Diff:3.89K Started: [15:49:16] Best share: 3.02K------------------------------------------------------------------------------[P]ool management [G]PU management [S]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uitGPU 0: 48.0C 40% | 53.02K/53.00Kh/s | A: 640 R: 0 HW:0 WU: 44.9/m I:18GPU 1: 61.0C 3048RPM | 318.8K/317.6Kh/s | A:3056 R:96 HW:0 WU:291.8/m I:18------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you!
On a 7950, for g=1, thread-concurrency should be at 22400. With g=2, you must use thread-concurrency=8192.I find I get slightly better hash rates on my 7950s with the g=1 setup.Try increasing your thread concurrency and see if that helps with your 7850s.
Hi,Thank you for your suggestion. I tried increasing thread concurrency but I think 8192 is max for this card. cgminer wont start if I increase the value.I continued testing different things:- I added a second PSU for one of the cards, a Sentey BRP500w.- I added +2Gb RAM (4Gb total)- I tested both cards together on another motherboard+micro+memoryResult: same situation. One card ~300KH/s and the other ~50KH/s...I would appreciate any help!
If you are receiving the Maximum buffer error when trying to increase the TC over 8192 then run setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 and setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 from a cmd prompt.
Hi,I will try setting those variables, but anyway, shouldn't each card mine with 8192 threads, or threads are distributed by cgminer between cards?Thank you for helping me.
Hi,I've set both variables and increased thread concurrency to 16384, but although KH/s increased, still one of the cards mines much less than the other. The second card stays at 50KH/s.I'm updating W7 right now and will try to upgrade Catalyst to 13.12.Thanks
At last its working!! I updated W7 and installed Catalyst 13.12.Thanks to everyone for helping me.
Awesome! Glad to hear you're up-and-rockin'!


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National Post - Canada June 30, 2009
by Daphne Bramham | Canwest News Service
VANCOUVER -- Four of the 25 wives of fundamentalist Mormon leader Winston Blackmore of Bountiful, B.C., were just 15 when they were bound to him in spiritual marriages, says an affidavit filed Tuesday in his polygamy case.
Another two were 16 and three were 17, says the document, which depicts a complicated family tree.
The details were compiled by Const. Shelley Livingstone, one of the officers involved in the RCMP investigation into the polygamous community that began in 2004.
In all, it says, Mr. Blackmore has fathered 101 children with his host of wives.
The affidavit was filed in B.C. Supreme Court, where Mr. Blackmore's application for a stay on charges of practising polygamy is currently being heard.
The document alleges that among the 15-year-old brides was Lorraine Johnson, who married Mr. Blackmore, now 52, when he was 41. The first of her four children was born a year later, it says.
Ms. Johnson is one of 16 Americans who came to Canada with and without visas to marry Mr. Blackmore, according to the court document.
She was legally married in December, 2005, to her "sister-wife" Shelina Palmer in a civil ceremony, it said.
At the time, it was unclear whether that was a love-match made legal in defiance of the community's beliefs or whether it was a marriage of convenience aimed at ensuring Ms. Johnson was not deported for living illegally in Canada.
Both Ms. Johnson and Ms. Palmer married Mr. Blackmore in 1998. Like Ms. Johnson, Ms. Palmer was only 15, the court document alleges.
The first of four children was born in 2000, and her second conceived only days before her 18th birthday.
The other two, who were 15 when they married Mr. Blackmore are Harmony Quinton and Christina Gallup Mr. Blackmore, according to the court document. Gallup Mr. Blackmore was the first of his celestial or plural wives in 1981.
It "wasn't long after when they had sexual relations," the RCMP constable alleges in the affidavit.
Quinton had the first of five children at 18.
Gallup Blackmore, who is now a respected midwife in Creston, B.C., has had 12 children. Her oldest is 21, the youngest was a year old when Const. Livingstone compiled the list in 2005.
Gallup Blackmore's sister Mary Ann was 16 when she became Mr. Blackmore's third bride. Another sister, Susan, was also 16 when she was his sixth bride.
According to Const. Livingstone, the RCMP investigation began after Mr. Blackmore's 11th wife -- Zelpha Chatwin -- spoke up at a conference in Winnipeg in February, 2005, and said that her husband had been forced to marry a 15-year-old.
Ms. Chatwin was 20 on the day that she and her sister Marsha both married Mr. Blackmore. Marsha was 17. Both Chatwins have five children.
Despite RCMP having identified nine child brides, Mr. Blackmore has never been charged with sexual exploitation.
Up until 2002, Mr. Blackmore was the Canadian bishop of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Since 2002, he has led a breakaway group from the FLDS, which itself is a sect unrelated to the mainstream Mormon church, which renounced polygamy in 1890.
All of the under-aged brides are named on the indictment that charges Mr. Blackmore with one count of practising polygamy.
Not named on the indictment are Aloha Alaire Oler, Cherene Palmer and Carlene Gallup Blackmore, who were all in their 50s when they married Mr. Blackmore in religious marriages. According to Const. Livingstone, each of them said they were "not like a real wife."
Others not listed on the indictment are Shirley Black and Catherine Broadbent. Both left Bountiful in 2002. Black's age was not listed, while Broadbent was 17 when she was sent to Canada to marry Mr. Blackmore, the document alleges.
Of the wives, seven were Americans and one was a landed immigrant.
Const. Livingstone's affidavit indicates Mr. Blackmore and his wives all agreed to co-operate in the RCMP investigation and all came freely to interviews. The list of 25 names was compiled after interviewing all of the wives and Mr. Blackmore himself. Mr. Blackmore, she notes, confirmed the names of the wives on Sept. 26, 2005.
But on Tuesday, Mr. Blackmore said some ages of the wives when they were married are wrong.
In the past, Mr. Blackmore has admitted to having married "several" teens including some who were "just barely" under 16.
"There was one that was [under 16] and one that -- that lied about her age," Mr. Blackmore told a CNN reporter in December, 2006. "But that's not unusual for women, is it?"
Mr. Blackmore has long contended that the charter guarantee of religious freedom protects polygamy.
This article was found at:
Click here [pdf] to download a document listing Blackmore's wives and children.
Daphne Bramham, the author of the above article, wrote:
... the FLDS, which itself is a sect unrelated to the mainstream Mormon church, which renounced polygamy in 1890.
While Bramham has been an excellent reporter on this issue and her book, The Secret Lives of Saints, is an excellent expose, I think she is dead wrong that the FLDS is unrelated to the mainstream Mormon church. I could understand if she had said the FLDS sect held different views and interpretations than those of the mainstream church. But to claim that it is unrelated is just sloppy reporting at best, and at worst acquiessence to the Mormon church's requests to media outlets that they clarify the distinction between the two groups.
Saying the FLDS is unrelated to the LDS is like saying Anglicans are unrelated to Catholics, or fundamentalist Protestants are unrelated to mainstream Protestants. It is an absolutely inaccurate and unfounded assertion. Fundamentalist and mainstream Mormons both have the same founding "prophet", con man Joseph Smith, and believe in the same "holy" book. In fact, the similarities between the two groups far out number any differences, and those similarities are rooted in the same scriptures. So the FLDS and the mainstream Mormons are most definitely related. For Bramham to report that they are unrelated groups is simply wrong and does her readers a disservice.
Furthermore, mainstream Mormons constantly point to the fact that they renounced polygamy, but they usually omit the fact that they only did that for political expediancy, not because they thought polygamy was wrong or harmful. The mainstream church was willing to compromise its belief system in order to survive, whereas the fundamentalists hold fast to the original doctrines of the church regardless of the consequences. That is the main difference between the two groups, but that doesn't make them unrelated, as Bramham claims.


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Lisney – the competitive edge with a Facebook case study
To give estate agents, Lisney, the competitive edge and to showcase it use of Facebook Live as part of its ongoing social activity.
Lisney, one of Ireland's leading and most discerning estate agents, hired 256 to work on its social activity. As part of lead generation and general on the page activity, Lisney and 256 collaborated on a six-part property showcase on Facebook Live.
The company's aims were twofold: generate solid leads for a number of properties and raise awareness for the Lisney brand and its expert agents.
The campaign used Facebook Live to broadcast real-time house tours of a variety of attractive properties. Filmed on a mobile phone and conducted by Lisney's expert agents, the Facebook Live viewings allowed potential homebuyers to take an in-depth look at these properties from the comfort of their desktop or mobile.
Lisney's novel use of Facebook Live helped solidify its reputation as a forward-thinking brand and generate solid leads.
- Phenomenal reach: 40,570 total views on six videos.
- Total of 690 reactions
- Viewings up by 350 percent
- Created leads in similar housing complexes
- Excellent brand awareness with patrons recognising estate agents from the video
The Live series was so successful that Lisney became the first estate in Ireland to be featured in a Facebook 'Success Story'. It is one of only three estate agents to be showcased in all of the EMEA region.


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Homes for marginalized youth ages 15-24 with wrap-around supports to empower them to grow into healthy, independent adults
Right now, there are over 500 youth in Calgary who are without a safe, stable place to call home. Studies show that a significant portion of homeless adults first experienced homelessness as a youth — thus, the importance of diverting youth from a life on the streets.
Through our Roofs for Youth program, the Calgary John Howard Society (CJHS) provides housing for youth who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, with support services based on their individual needs. The youth in our program may have involvement with the justice system and/or don't have family supports, or involvement from child intervention services.
How it works
Staff develop strong, one-on-one relationships with youth, helping them with goal planning; relationship development; skill development; schooling; advocacy; employment support; help navigating and understanding the justice system; strengthening natural supports; stabilization and outreach. Participation in the program is voluntary and youth cannot be forced to stay.
Through these supports, youth are guided into adulthood with the skills they need to achieve independence.
How to apply
To apply for youth housing programs, including Roofs for Youth, visit SORCe (317 – 7th Ave. SW) for an assessment.
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