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We've worked hard to make what you asked for. To get there, we changed our raw materials, equipments and production pocesses. We're very proud of our new Ziflex, and we can't wait to get your feedback!Discover the new Ziflex
Ziflex & accessories
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Ziflex, flexible and magnetic build plate
Ziflex provides easy flexible prints removal, magnetic positioning and ensure strong adherence to many materials.
Its special 3D printing coating offers a strong adherence to many materials while ensuring an easy removing thanks to its extra flexibility.
You can also buy only the replacement upper part to change it when starting to be damaged.
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Zimpure & accessories
Zimpure 2: Source suction and filtration system
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Papa: Control and monitor your Zimpure.
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Two Additional filters for your Zimpure
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Zimpure 2, source suction and filtration system
The first efficient, compact and discrete air purifier specially designed for your 3D Printers.
By vacuuming nanoparticles and gas directly where they are produced, in the extrusion nozzle, you leave them no chance to contaminate your environment.
You can equip it with Papa, a little device designed to control your Zimpure and count the working hours to help you to monitor the states of your filters.
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FAQ about Ziflex
What is the maximum heat bed temperature?
In our factory, we've printed a lot of ABS on our Ziflex. 90°C Heated bed and 260°C extruder temp is working well, even if the print is very long (we've already printed some ZABS at 90°C / 260°C on a 50 hours print).
Which materials are compatible with Ziflex?
Ziflex is compatible with PLA, PETG, TPU, Wood, Copper, Carbon and others materials filled with them.
Ziflex is compatible with ABS, but some of them require a hot bed at 110°, to avoid warping. Ziflex can't be heated at more than 90°, and we can't guarantee the result. But there are some modified ABS, like NGEN, that needs only a hot bed at 80°. They work well with Ziflex.
Some of our customers are printing with Nylon, but they add glue or lacquer to have a good adhesion.
We didn't test other materials for now, but if you want to give us a feedback on a special material, we'll be happy to extend this list!
How long will last my upper surface?
Ziflex surface sticks very well, you don't have to crush the first layer like you've probably used to on a glass bed. If the calibration is well done, your Ziflex will work more than 100 prints. Be careful, however, some materials stick more than others: it's necessary to adapt your first layer settings (flux, layer height, bed calibration, temperature)... If the first layer sticks too much, Ziflex can be damaged when removing a print.
Can I use PEI sheet on top of my Ziflex?
Yes. Pei is flexible, not as much as the original surface, but it will work very well on top of Ziflex.
How can I install my Ziflex?
You can watch our tutorial, one video is better than 1000 words!
What's does your pack with upper parts and one magnetic base include?
The value pack with many upper parts allows you to change easily the surface if you damaged it, or once it's too old to be used. The pack with two upper parts has a 20% discount on it, and the pack with five upper parts has a 30% discount on it.
How can I order a custom size?
You can choose a "Custom Cutting size" on the size drop-down menu: less than 220*220mm, or between 220*220mm and 300*300mm. For the bigger size, please send us an email at email@example.com to get a quotation.
Can I remove my heated bed with your Ziflex?
According to the PLA, yes. We use Colorfabb PLA, and it works very well. But we prefer to use our heated bed, at 50°.
I installed my magnetic base in a wrong way. What should I do?
You'll need to remove the magnetic base. Unfortunately, once it has been stick, you can't use it again. Once it has been remove, you can use acetone to clean the glue remaining on your original build plate. You'll then have to try with another magnetic base, and you can have a look on our tutorial.
Can I remove my glass plate on my CR10?
You have two options:
- stick your glass plate with some glue (like UHU) to your aluminum bed, this way you'll have a good flatness without the holding clips.
- remove the glass plate and install the Ziflex directly on the aluminum bed. However, be careful. Sometimes, aluminum beds doesn't have a good flatness, so you have to be sure before printing with Ziflex.
Do I need to add a capton film with Ziflex?
Not at all. You can directly stick the Ziflex to your usual print bed, aluminum or glass. The only important thing is to stick it on a plate that have a good flatness.
I have an automated calibration system, will Ziflex work will it?
Today, there are four different automated calibration technologies available on the market: capacitive, mechanical, optical and inductive. Ziflex will work perfectly with the first three technologies without any modifications, but the inductive calibration system needs a conductive bed, which Ziflex isn't. You can however use Ziflex but you'll have to turn off the autocalibration and calibrate your printer yourself. When you'll remove Ziflex to remove a print, you'll not de-calibrate your printer like you maybe used too with a spatula or another tool.
To turn off your autocalibration, called "mesh bed leveling", you need to delete the "G80" line from your start script.
FAQ about Zimpure
Consumption, size, air flow?
Consumption: 15.6W, 12V.
Size: L 204mm, l 159mm, h 164mm.
Air Flow: 70L/min.
Filtration rate: up to 99% for nanoparticles, up to 90% for gases.
Zimpure sound level?
With our new injected molded case and acoustic foam filling, Zimpure makes little noise. When your printer is on, you will barely notice any noise from Zimpure. Check out this video to see how much noise a Zimpure really makes.
Which filters do you use?
We choose one gaz filter (ABEK 1) and one nanoparticules filter (P3R), from 3M.
When should I change the filters?
We recommend to change the filters every 500 hours of normal printing (with a nozzle at 0,4 and a layer height at 0,2). What we advise you is to read the hour counter of your printer. You can also equip your Zimpure with Papa, a little device who'll warn you when it's time to change the filters.
Does Zimpure filters the micro and nanoparticules?
The filters we use are total, they do not let anything pass.
Do you have a certificate confirming the work of Zimpure?
We've made some test in a lab with an expensive instrument to measure nanoparticle and COV, (CPC + mass spectrometer). These are lab equipment and it will be almost impossible to measure anything without these type of equipment. If you want to consult it, please send us an email at email@example.com, and we'll send it to you.
What material should I use to print my suction head?
Some suction head printed in PLA or TPU are working well, maybe Nylon and PETG are a bit better. You can use polyamide or silicone isolation around the nozzle to help you prevent any melting of the suction head, but it's not mandatory. The suction head is only in contact with the heat sink and not the nozzle, it's not enough to melt them.
How efficient is Zimpure for ABS, PLA?
Zimpure filters use some high grade filters which filters almost everything that goes into it, so it will be efficient with both PLA, ABS, and others.
I can't find a suction head for my printer
we don't have a suction head for all 3D printers yet. To allow our customers to adapt or create their own one, we've made a little tutorial on how to design yours. We can also send you some source file of an existing one if you want to make small mods to make it fit your printer.
There is a Zimpure Discord channel where you can communicate with the community and us about your specific suction head : https://discord.gg/SzPZyph
Will Zimpure works on a 3D printer without enclosure?
The 3D printer we've used for testing isn't fully closed, and has no cover on it, so it will work with your 3D printer without enclosure as long as you do not use too powerful blower to cool down the filament. For example, we recommend to slow down a little the cooling fan of the latest MK3, because the blower used is really powerful.
My printer is closed, how can I do to install Zimpure?
You'll have to connect to the ventilation grille. It's easy to design and install. The tightness is made with a double-sided tape. The emissions normally emit in the air by the ventilation will now pass in the Zimpure before.
What do I do with used filters?
You can throw them in the bin, they can't be recycled, unfortunately.
Is the weight of the suction head and the silicone pipe a problem for the extruder?
No, both the the silicone pipe and the suction head are lightweight, and the pipe is very flexible: they do not interfere at all with the mechanics of your printer.
Will Zimpure cause a temperature drop?
No. The airflow rate is so low that it doesn't affect the overall temperature in the enclosure.
Will Zimpure airflow reduce print quality?
No, we've tested it on different printers, with different materials, and printing quality doesn't change.
Will Zimpure work on laser printer?
Zimpure wasn't designed to be used on laser printers, but some of our customers use it however. It's possible but we can't guarantee its efficacy.
Why should I not build my homemade air purifier?
In order to make Zimpure efficient, compact, and very silent, 3D printed parts are not enough. Zimpure comes with an injected molded case, vibration absorption foam, acoustic foam, and high quality components that cost a lot if you buy them on your own. Also, we have conducted lots of tests in a laboratory to provide you with an efficient and reliable product. The instruments used for nanoparticles and VOC measurements with the precision we had are rare and expensive.
Is it safe to print with PLA?
Contrary to what is usually thought, PLA is also a source of nanoparticle and VOC emissions. Plastic filaments are also never pure ABS or pure PLA. Filaments are made up of a complex mixture of different polymers, in order to provide the best printing quality, layer adhesion, warping resistance, flexibility, and other parameters. Many different toxic compounds can be found from one filament to another. Like most plastics, PLA has the potential to be toxic if inhaled and/or absorbed into the skin or eyes as a vapor or liquid (i.e. during manufacturing processes like 3D Printing).


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The survey of corporate marketers found that half of organisations are predicting a rise in recruitment of permanent staff over the next six months. Although corporate marketing was the only sector surveyed to have experienced a recent decrease in salaries, the number of organisations increasing salaries throughout the remainder of 2010 looks set to quadruple. 29% are expecting to award pay rises over the next six months compared to just 7% of companies reporting an increase in salaries over the last half a year.
The rest of the marketing and design sector is also showing signs of positive growth, with over 60% of companies expecting an increase in permanent staff. The digital sector seems to be leading the way in this recovery, with 45% of digital agencies predicting a rise in salaries and a massive 80% predicting a further increase in headcount.
Elsewhere in Europe, sentiment in France is mixed. Although just under three quarters (71%) of organisations expect to hire marketing staff over the next six months, just 41% are expecting salaries to rise. This compares with 50% over the last six months, indicating that employers may have already amended their pay levels to suit the recovering market. There is a similar picture in the Netherlands with only 20% predicting pay rises and 40% predicting a rise in staff; however with 80% of respondents reporting positive hiring activity over the last six months it seems highly likely that as with France, this is merely a levelling out.
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Mens Molded Baseball Cleats
Baseball cleats are impotent gear for every baseball players which allow them move efficiently and provide comfort. You will find all the hottest brands plus you'll find some great cleats that maybe you didn't know existed.
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Nike Men's Huarache 2KFilth Pro Baseball Cleat
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I'm really excited to share these selections with you because I'm a huge fan and I also played baseball for many, many years.
These are all safe to where in any league because they are molded so none of these have metal spikes. You can also wear these for softball too.
These are the top six Nike mens molded baseball cleats. Actually, two of the pairs below allow you to change out between plastic and metal which can come in handy.
As you can see, these come in different colors and sizes so you should have no problem finding your favorite Nike cleat the way you want it.
I used Nike cleats in high school and college and they were very high quality. I actually still own the Nike baseball cleats I wore in college.
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Nike Men's Huarache 2KFilth Pro Baseball Cleat
NIKE Mens Huarache 2KFilth Keystone Mid Baseball Cleat
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NIKE Vapor Untouchable Pro 3 Mens Football Cleats
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Adidas Mens Molded Baseball Cleats
The next most popular shoes believe it or not are these Addidas mens molded baseball cleats.
I had no ideas how great these shoes were until I researched them for myself. I'm a big fan of their new designs and logo. I especially like the color scheme on the blue one's.
Have you ever owned a pair of Adidas baseball cleats before? What did you think?
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adidas Men's Icon Md Baseball Shoe
adidas Men's Adizero Afterburner V Baseball Shoe
Cheap Mens Molded Baseball Cleats
Here are six pairs of cheap mens molded baseball cleats. I couldn't believe the pricing on some of these because they are all popular brands.
I really like that first pair of Mizuno's because it's a really quality shoe for really dirt cheap. Take a look at all the different picture angles of each cleat. You won't be disappointed.
It's always great to save a little money when it comes to sports equipment so take a look at these choices because you might find something you really like.
Mens Molded Baseball Cleats Size 15
Here is the best pair of mens molded baseball cleats size 15 you can find today.
It's actually a really great cleat. You can get this model in a ton of different colors as well.
The customer reviews are really good so go ahead and check these out.
Mens Red Molded Baseball Cleats
Here is a great list of mens red molded baseball cleats. Red has always been a popular color in baseball. I remember having red cleats as a kid and my team colors weren't even red! It didn't matter though because I was happy.
I really like the Under Armour pair and that's the set of cleats I recommend you check out first. I also really like the Mizuno's as well but you can't go wrong with any in this section.
We look at tips on finding great deals on clearance baseball cleats
When it comes to baseball, it can be crucial to have the right equipment to give you the upper hand. The problem that many see is that baseball products such as baseball cleats are often far too expensive. With the price submitted baseball cleats are seeing astronomical, we look at finding deals on clearance baseball cleats. In this article, we will show you how sports apparel can have massive markups and therefore let you be able to purchase them a great discount. Sports apparel companies that manufacture baseball cleats spend a significant portion of the businesses money on advertising campaigns to attract attention and potential customers. With these companies paying so much to advertise their product they have to incorporate the money spent into the price of their baseball cleats. So, in essence, you are paying partially for the baseball cleats, and on top of that, you are also paying the advertising that the company has done. So to pay for the product itself and therefore cut out all unnecessary expenses we need to look at the clearance baseball cleats.
We Look At Finding The Best Deals On Baseball Cleats Metal
Many of us want the best when we compete. If others are looking to try to gain a competitive edge, then we need to be doing what we can to make sure we have the ability to play our best. We see that when it comes to baseball cleats, some designs don't make the cut. The problem is that many different leagues don't allow metal cleats so it may first be a wise move to contact your league office or consult the league rule book to make sure that you will not be breaking any rules. If it is not a problem to be wearing metal cleats, then let's move on to finding you the pair you need.
We look at finding the lightest baseball cleats
When it comes to finding the lightest baseball cleats on the market, many different variables come into mind. We need to look at the pros and cons of finding the lightest baseball cleats and determine if it's worth the sacrifice. Our blog is dedicated to bringing you the best and latest styles and innovation for baseball cleats, so we are going to look at some the different brands of cleats. When choosing a lightweight baseball cleat, we need to first look at comfort. The lightest cleats are going to have very little padding, and whenever you were going to extra innings, you are going to wish that you had slightly more padding. Most baseball cleats are not very comfortable the first place so taking out as much weight as possible and leave your feet and some severe pain which will then cause you to run slower. Next, we need to look at the baseball cleats durability.
Interchangeable Baseball Cleats are for all fields
Athletes all have their taste, and sometimes there is a need for adaptability. Depending on grass length will determine the level of resistance a baseball will face when it is rolling across. Based on if you are playing up more in the dirt than in the outfield will make a difference as well. There are many reasons to look into interchangeable cleats, and that is why we are going to look over what different manufacturers are doing for their interchangeable baseball cleats. The design, materials, insole, outer sole, are all important variables when it comes to getting the most out of your baseball cleats. There are many different manufacturers out there that are vying for your business so don't just settle, be sure that the cleats are going to be right for you.
Getting More For Your Money With Discount Baseball Cleats
Baseball cleats are not like your ordinary shoes as these are a seasoned seller. This places companies in a predicament as they must forecast their sales to manufacture enough shoes to fulfill all their orders. The fact is that the season for baseball cleat purchases is highly irregular and hard to pinpoint what the season will bring to companies that manufacture these baseball cleats usually have extra pairs that didn't' t sell and therefore need to be liquidated to make room for the next years batch of new baseball cleats. The fact is that many different types companies sell these baseball cleats and so they are usually the one that liquidates all the discount baseball cleats. These baseball cleats are often bought in bulk by wholesalers and wholesale type stores.


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I need to find somewhere to live, cabin fever hit yesterday and I was so glad I had to go to Portland to get my drysuit (new seals) and had the excuse to leave the campus. So apologies for being sporadic, but it's going to continue for a wee bit. And no, I haven't been running here yet, the cold is okay, I think I can handle that, but it's literally been snowing on everyday I would even have considered it. Running in the cold is one thing. Running while it's actually snowing is a whole other ballgame and I need to build up to that!
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French toast is a classic brunch favourite that doesn't have to be nearly as naughty as you may think! This perfect combo of protein and carbs will help boost your metabolism and give your body the nourishment it needs. Just don't undo all your good work by smothering it in sugary syrup!
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- 2 slices wholegrain bread
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 2 tbsp milk or milk alternative
- 1 tsp vanilla
- pinch of salt
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- canola spray
- 1C frozen raspberries
- 2 tsp honey, rice malt syrup or sweetener of your choice
- Prepare the raspberry coulis by placing the raspberries, 1 tbsp water and honey/sweetener in a small saucepan over medium heat. Bring to the boil, reduce heat and cooking for approximately 10 minutes or until mixture thickens and forms a sauce-like consistency.
- Meanwhile combine egg, milk and salt and soak each slice of bread in mixture. Make sure you turn the bread over so it soaks through with the egg mixture.
- Heat medium fry pan over medium heat and spray with canola oil, once it heats up add soaked bread. Cook for 2 minutes each side or until golden.
- Remove toast from pan and sprinkle with cinnamon. Top with raspberry coulis. Serve immediately.
This recipe is:
- Soy free
- Vegetarian
Dietary adjustments:
- Dairy free – use milk alternative eg. almond milk
- Gluten free – use gluten free bread
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Big changes are in store for 2016 with major changes to the way transport is conducted for not only the transport operator, but for the customer as well.
A number of Road Safety Remuneration Orders either have already / or will take effect by April 2016!
In effect already, all carriers MUST provide 'Safe Driving Plans to all drivers to ensure a safe work environment to all drivers. It is the responsibility of both the transport company & the consignor (you the supplier) to ensure that all parties have taken into account sufficient driving hours to achieve a tasking. It is no longer just the responsibility of the driver. Additionally, all carriers MUST ensure all employees have received the required load restraint & fatigue training (& certified) to ensure a safe work environment. You the customer are responsible for the condition of your product prior to collection & you MUST ensure it is prepared safely & ready for transport in accordance with these guidelines.
Come April 2016, set conditions in relation to pay structures for both the prime & sub-contractor will take effect. Prime contractor need to ensure all sub-contractor elements not only meet all load restraint, fatigue, insurance requirements (to name a few), but also ensure set rates of payment are adhered too. This may result in re-quoting of established regular runs, project work, etc to our cliental.
Please do not hesitate to contact any of our branches should you need further information in relation to all reforms of the transport industry being partaken.
Or alternatively you can find information relating to the above on the following links:
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A new study suggests that diets high in polyunsaturated omega fats may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition in which the body is unable to use insulin properly, leading to difficulties regulating blood sugar levels. Although genetic factors can play a role in onset of the illness, it is estimated that over 80% of cases could be prevented through management of lifestyle factors such as diet and exercise.
While dietary modifications to prevent type 2 diabetes tend to focus on carbohydrate consumption, there is some indication that fats, which constitute a large part of our energy intake and have known metabolic effects, may also be part of the equation.
A study recently published in the British Journal of Nutrition (BJN) has sought to examine the relationship between the intake of fatty acids (FAs) and the incidence of type 2 diabetes. The study looked at the impact of total FA intake, but also focused in particular on omega-3 and omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), which tend to be the most prevalent forms of fatty acids in western diets.
Data for the study was drawn from the Etude Epidémiologiqueauprès des femmes de la MutuelleGénérale de l'EducationNationale (E3N), which is an ongoing French cohort study involving 98 995 women born between 1925 and 1950. E3N data is collected via questionnaires that participants mail in every 2–3 years, and from drug reimbursement records that have been available through a database since 2004.
The BJN study looked at E3N data between 1993 and 2011, and followed 71 334 women who did not have type 2 diabetes at baseline. Cases of subsequent development of diabetes were identified through responses on later questionnaires, or through reimbursement claims for diabetes drugs.
FA consumption in 1993 was estimated based on a questionnaire issued to E3N participants in that year which asked 208 questions about dietary habits. The dietary information was then evaluated using a French national food composition database, to produce measures of various types of fats (saturated, monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, trans) consumed by participants.
Researchers also broke down the PUFA fat category, to produce estimates of omega-3 and omega-6 consumption, and then broke the omega PUFA's down even further, to produce estimates of consumption of different types of each PUFA – linoleic acid and arachidonic acid (for omega-6); and α-linolenic acid, EPA, DPA and DHA (for omega-3).
Statistical analysis of the data suggested a correlation between high omega-3 consumption and development of type 2 diabetes. This correlation persisted even after taking account of possible confounding factors such as overall FA consumption, and body mass index (BMI) scores.
In addition, the BJN study found an association between total PUFA consumption and onset of type 2 diabetes. However, the association appeared to apply only to non-overweight women. This contrasts with the increased risk associated with high omega-3 consumption, which was found to apply to all women, regardless of BMI.
Within the omega-3 category, researchers found that high DPA and α-linolenic acid intakes were associated with increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, although in the case of α-linolenic acid, this effect applied only to overweight women. Within the omega-6 category, only arachidonic acid consumption was associated with increased risk of type 2 diabetes.
Based on these results, the authors of the BJN study express caution about following a diet that is high in PUFAs or omega-3s. This appears to conflict with other evidence suggesting that PUFAs, and particularly omega-3s, provide benefits for cardiovascular health. The authors suggest that further research is warranted to better understand the associations between the types of PUFAs and the risk for type 2 diabetes.
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Suicide teens feared cultural differences would keep them apart
Two teenagers who died after being struck by a train travelling at 90mph feared their cultural differences meant they would never be accepted as a couple.
In the inquest into their deaths, it was heard that Mert Karaoglan, 18, and Charleigh Disbrey, 15, ran in front of the train while holding hands in an apparent suicide pact.
Police found suicide notes at the scene near Borehamwood, Hertfordshire last June and did not look for anyone else in connection to their deaths.
It is understood that Mert sent a picture of himself and Charleigh standing on a bridge over the railway line shortly before their deaths.
Mert, an amateur film-maker, and Charleigh, an aspiring musician, both attended the local Hertswood Academy.
The head teacher of the academy, Peter Gillett, said that the pair were talented, hard-working and well-respected pupils at the academy.
His father, Sakru Karaoglan, 48, has said that his son told him he would just be out for a couple of hours that evening.
Charleigh's mother wrote on a tribute site to the couple: "Charleigh my Baby my Angel, I just can't believe you have been taken from me like this, u are my beautiful very talented little girl!! Please someone wake me up from this nightmare. Please I just want my daughter back."
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LeanGains / Intermittent Fasting ("IF") – 12 days in
Another IF experience post. A recap, I started the whole thing Monday a week ago, and I had written an early post on this experience here.
LeanGains / Intermittent Fasting ("IF") – First thoughts
Here my first experience with the LeanGains style intermittent fasting ("IF") protocol that I have been following since Monday.
HIIT, Complexes, the Lactate System, and Fat Loss
Quite a few people swear by using complexes for weight loss, ie series of – generally compound – movements, executed in an anaerobic manner but with pauses in between. Now admittedly, choose any exercise routine, and any goal, and you'll find people on the Internet advocating it. However, one of the proponents of the above is Dan John, and if Dan says something I listen.
I have been putting together a few things that I learned of the bodies energy systems, and in the light of this, the above statement actually makes sense. It also allows us to optimise this kind of training for the fat-loss goal, which is of course a plus if this is what we want to do…
LeanGains / Intermittent Fasting ("IF")
Alright, being in France I have been putting on some weight lately – not too much, but the trend is worrying. I did lose quite a lot of weight by counting calories, and I don't mind doing it again. However, I have obviously learnt a lot on the way, and it seems to me that there are easier ways.
Currently trying to understand supplementatio with BCAA's.
Weekly Links
It's that time of the week again. Here my favorite reads of the week. This does not mean of course that they have just come out this week – it might also mean that I have been slow finding them. Enjoy.
- Why only 1×5 on deadlifts, not 5×5 like on squats by Mehdi
- Intermittent fasting on MDA, LeanGains, EatStopEat Blog ht CF Oahu
- Bill Starr on Deadlifts – A must-read!
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Greetings Readers!
Welcome back to fashioneyesta.com!
Todays blog is going to be yet another festive gift guide, but this one is going to be rather special as it is also a collaboration with my blogger friend Luke Sam Sowden. Luke is a blogger who, like myself, blogs about an array of topics from lifestyle, sight loss, technology and more. Luke and I are going to be doing a festive gift guide on each of our blogs on the same day and time, Luke is going to be covering his top picks for under £30 gifts for the guys, whilst I am going to be focusing on the girls. So do be sure to go and check out Luke's fabulous blog after you have read mine.
Click here to view Luke's blog.
So, in this gift guide I am going to be showing you my top picks for some gifts for her that all come under the price of £30.
In this gift guide I have a variety of different picks from beauty to accessories and more. So, hopefully you will all find something in this gift guide either for someone or as some ideas for your own wish list.
So, without further adieu lets begin!
Too Faced Merry Kissmass Gift Set
Price: £19.80 (was £22.20)
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Too Faced impress without fail each and every holiday season with their adorable gift sets which host a variety of their amazing makeup products. Too Faced is one of my all time favourite beauty brands and especially their melted lipsticks. This set includes 2 deluxe sizes of their Melted lipsticks in Fig and Chihuahua, a deluxe Melted Chocolate Lipstick in Honey and a small Melted Matte Lipstick in Lady Balls. You get a variety of colours in this set from a deep red, a light pink, a brown toned nude and a petal pink. This would make a great set for any lipstick lover or anyone who loves Too Faced products. Its at a great price point and you get a lovely variety of colours in this gift set.
Makeup Revolution Iconic Nudes Brush Collection
Price: £20 (was £30)
Link: Click here
My next pick is from Makeup Revolution, Makeup Revolution is one of my all time favourite drugstore brands they offer some really good quality products at affordable prices. This set includes a variety of makeup brushes for the face and eyes, as well as a beauty blender in a nude colour with copper hardware. This would make a great gift for anyone who likes makeup brushes or who wants to expand on their makeup brush collection. This would also make a great gift for someone younger who is starting to get into makeup and wants to get some brushes but who doesn't want to spend a fortune. I love the colour scheme of these brushes and the fact you get 10 brushes as well as a beauty blender. This set is an absolute bargain and is a must for any makeup lover.
Bare Minerals Be Moxie and Merry 6 Piece Moxie Lipgloss Collection
Price: £23.40 (was £26)
Link: Click here
My next pick would be perfect for any lipgloss lovers reading this, Bare Minerals have released a set containing 6 deluxe mini sizes of their Moxie lip glosses which I personally use and love myself. In this set you get a variety of lip glosses in shades of pink to plum which would take you from day to night. This set includes the shades Show Off, Charmer, Mademoiselle, Extrovert, Super Star and Maverick. I absolutely love this set, I think its great value for money and the lip glosses feel incredible on the lips and have great pigmentation. This set wold be perfect for any lip gloss lovers or anyone who lives to wear a bit of colour on the lips, but does not enjoy the maintenance of a lipstick. Its also a great set for anyone who wants to trial a variety of the Bare Minerals Moxie lip glosses.
The Vintage Cosmetic Company Tools of the Trade Tin
Price: £22.50 (was £25)
Link: Click here
The next gift is for someone who loves their makeup tools and their rose gold! This cute little gift is from The Vintage Cosmetic Company and inside a dusky pink box you get an assortment of makeup and beauty tools in rose gold including a Eyelash Curler, Nail Scissors, Slanted Tweezers, Cuticle Nipper and a Blemish Wand. The presentation of this gift is perfect for anyone who loves that Vintage Chic look and after all rose gold is a huge homeware and accessory trend at the moment. So, I'm sure anyone would be delighted to find this under the tree on Christmas morning.
Lush Garden Party Gift Set
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Now once again as in my first gift guide, Lush has snuck it's way into this one. This year Lush have so many beautiful gifts full of delightful goodies that I just had to pick one to feature in this gift guide. The one I picked for this gift guide is the Garden Party gift set, this gift set wrapped with beautiful floral print paper in rich jewel colours and features a variety of products. in this set you get the Respect Your Elders Soap, Rose Jam Shower Gel, Sleepy Body Lotion and Ro's Argon Body Conditioner. This would make a great gift for anyone as all the products can be used if you have a bath or a shower. All the fragrances are delicate and have floral notes like Lavender, Rose, Elderflower and Chamomile. This set has a variety of products from both the Christmas and all year lines to wash and condition the body leaving your skin feeling soft and replenished. This is one of my favourite gifts from Lush this year, the wrapping is exquisite and the products are beautiful. All in all I think this is a really well thought out gift with products that everyone will love.
New Look Grey Mermaid Tail Blanket
Price: £27.99
Link: Click here
Now this next item is probably one of my favourite things from this gift guide and it is a Mermaid Tail Blanket! Yes, you heard me right, now we can all feel like a mermaid and stay warm this Winter. I mean can life get any better? Mermaid tail blankets are extremely popular at the moment and can be found in many retailers, but I have chosen this one from New Look in this lovely light grey colour. However you can also get it in blue or purple. This would make a great gift for anyone who likes getting cosy with a good book on the sofa during those cold Winter days to come.
Liberty Glitter Name Makeup Bag
Price: £15
Link: Click here
Now the next few items in this gift guide will all be found on Not On The High Street, I absolutely adore Not On The High Street for their gifts at Christmas time. I was actually lucky enough to be invited to their Christmas bloggers event earlier in the year, I did a blog post on it which you can read by clicking here. The first item I have chosen is this beautiful makeup bag made with the classic floral print fabric from Liberty of London. You can have this makeup bag personalised with any name you like in pink, multi-coloured, blue or red. You can also choose from 3 different materials in different floral print Liberty fabrics in different colours. I think this would make a fantastic present for anyone, personalised gifts are a great present for anyone during Christmas. They can add so much more thought to a gift and Not On The High Street offers some amazing personalised gifts.
Personalised Make Up Brush Pot
Price: £15
Link: Click here
The next pick is again one for any make up lovers out there and this is so apt for myself due to its design and the fact that my blog is named Fashioneyesta. This next pick is a white makeup brush pot to store all your brushes in. The pot features a customisable design of an eye and an option to add a name on the front. You can choose from 3 colours for the eye in either blue, green or brown and you can pick whatever name to add to the pot that you chose. This would make a perfect gift for any makeup lovers and again as it can be personalised it makes it so much more meaningful. I absolutely adore this item and am considering adding this to my Christmas wish list.
Engraved Cold Compact Mirror
Price: £27.99
Link: Click here
We all need a compact mirror handy in our bag, but what about one that has a personalised message on it? This beautiful gold compact mirror from Not On The High Street can be personalised with a message or quote of your choice in a variety of different fonts. This would make a great gift if you want to say something special or you want to add a memorable quote to it. I think this would make such a special gift for someone equally special in your life and it would certainly become a keepsake in yours to come.
Copper Rose Cocktail Glass
Price: £18
Link: Click here
The final pick in this gift guide is for those individuals who have a fondness for cocktails. Not On The High Street offer these amazing rose copper cocktail glasses which would make a really stylish gift for someone who likes whipping up a Cosmopolitan. Added with a make your own cocktails kit this would be the perfect gift to get the recipient in the merry mood this Christmas. But equally they are very on trend in the beautiful and sleek rose copper finish. These glasses can either be bought individually, as a pair or as a four set.
So, that concludes it for this gift guide today, I really hope you liked it and you have got some inspiration for gifts this Christmas.
Do be sure to go and check out Luke's blog and give him a follow.
Thank you so much for reading and I will see you all again soon.


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If man had his way, the plan of redemption would be an endless and bloody conflict. In reality, salvation was bought not by Jesus fist, but by His nail-pierced hands; not by muscle but by love; not by vengeance but by forgiveness; not by force but by sacrifice. Jesus Christ our Lord surrendered in order that He might win; He destroyed His enemies by dying for them and conquered death by allowing death to conquer Him.Aiden Wilson Tozer
The only cross in all of history that was turned into an altar was the cross on which Jesus Christ died. It was a Roman cross. They nailed Him on it, and God, in His majesty and mystery, turned it into an altar. The Lamb who was dying in the mystery and wonder of God was turned into the Priest who offered Himself. No one else was a worthy offering.Aiden Wilson Tozer


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Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Since we have had snow forecast and as I haven't made many Christmas cards this year, I decided to make one today. No snow as yet but it is bitterly cold with heavy showers of rain.
Thanks to everyone for all the encouraging comments I really appreciate them.
Will be taking our son to Huntly to catch the 15.45 to Aberdeen so will probably do a shop and treat myself to a comforting sweet. Hubby is working in Aberdeen till 23.00 which is when James finishes so they will come home together.
Ppaer from Nitwit Collections
Stampendous stamp coloured with Promarkers
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32 comments:
- Beth Brovold said...
Oh this is adorable Meg! I hope that we don't actually see a real snowman any time soon though...lol! Thank you for sharing with us at Fussy and Fancy!
Take care,
- 13 April 2016 at 14:51
- Barb said...
This is absolutely lovely Meg. A super stamp and I love the colours and papers you've used and what a pretty shaped card.
- 13 April 2016 at 14:54
- Tammy said...
Awww this is so cute, I love that image and your fab layout! Thanks so much for joining us at Fussy and Fancy!
Tammy x
- 13 April 2016 at 15:07
- Kath said...
A lovely card - that snowman and his hat are so cute.
Kath x
- 13 April 2016 at 15:48
- cuilliesocks said...
Wonderful Meg, lovely papers and the snowman is gorgeous.
Really cold here too, and really heavy rain this morning, take care, I hope you got your comforting sweet, Kate x
- 13 April 2016 at 19:23
- Kristie Goulet said...
Super cute snowman! Great layout. Thank you for joining our celebration over at Merry Monday!
- 13 April 2016 at 19:57
- cotnob said...
This is fabulous Meg, such a fun snowman and lovely colours.
- 13 April 2016 at 20:59
- Debbie Henderson Debbie's Designs said...
The shades of pink you used look fabulous with all the other layers. So glad you could join us at Merry Monday this week!
- 13 April 2016 at 21:22
- Bonnie said...
Oh, Meg, this is so ADORABLE! Love these colors and that delightful snowman! Thanks for joining our celebration at Merry Monday!
- 13 April 2016 at 22:02
- Linda W. (ScrappinBari) said...
Darling snowman and I love how you colored him and layered him!!
- 13 April 2016 at 23:26
- Marianne's Craftroom said...
Love this fun stamp and your bright colours are lovely
- 14 April 2016 at 12:54
- Marcia Hill said...
Absolutely adorable snowman...cute, cute, cute!!! :0)
- 15 April 2016 at 03:37
- Carol said...
Lovely card Meg with such modern Christmas colours which look great.A fun stamp.
- 15 April 2016 at 08:25
- Rainey's Craft Room said...
It might be dreary outside but your beautifully, bright card is certainly cheery Meg. I love the colours and the cute stamp here.
- 15 April 2016 at 10:36
- Heather said...
Your card is so cute and cheerful. I love what you have done with all the layers. Very inspiring!
- 15 April 2016 at 19:03
- Hazel said...
Thanks for entering both of my CHNC challenges with your lovely crafting - hope to see you again soon. x
- 16 April 2016 at 11:03
- Deborah Frings said...
This is just super - great colours. Love the big hat!
- 16 April 2016 at 12:00
- conil said...
Gorgeous coloring and layering. Such a pretty card.
- 16 April 2016 at 17:34
- Nathalie said...
So cute card. Thanks for playing with us at Fussy & Fancy challenge. Nathalie DT
- 16 April 2016 at 20:27
- Unknown said...
This is the most adorable card. I love the colors and the bird on top of the hat makes it stand out.
- 17 April 2016 at 01:41
- Pia S said...
Making Christmas cards all year round has its advantages, not only are you more prepared when the time arrives, but you also get cards that look different. Like this one, colors are influenced by spring, purposefully or not, and I really like these non traditional colors for this design.
- 17 April 2016 at 20:06
- Karen Davis said...
Such a gorgeous card using a fun stamp. I love the colours and the shape.
- 18 April 2016 at 03:40
- Ella's Design said...
Cute snowman card, Meg! Love the pink and green colour combo, though I don't know how you can do Christmas in April!?! Thanks for joining in with my Bingo challenge at Passion for Promarkers. Lisa x
- 18 April 2016 at 17:22
- Darnell said...
GREAT use of patterned paper and ribbon, Meg! I laughed out loud when I saw that bird and nest on top of the fun hat!! Congratulations on the HM at MM!! Enjoy your day! Hugs, Darnell
- 18 April 2016 at 19:09
- coops said...
So stunning Meg.I absolutely love this snowman and you have made a fabulous card with gorgeous bright colours.
Thanks for joining us this week at the Passion For Promarkers Challenge ;D
xx coops xx
- 18 April 2016 at 21:36
- Shona Hamill said...
Really cute card. Thank you for sharing with us I♥Promarkers. Shona xx
- 19 April 2016 at 22:17
- Dora said...
Beautiful wintercard.
Thank you for joining at Stamping Sensations this month.
- 20 April 2016 at 12:38
- Eret said...
How cute this Snowman looks with it's pink hat. Thank you for sharing your beautiful card with us at Stamping Sensation.
Eret x
- 21 April 2016 at 13:53
- Granmargaret said...
Lovely work Thank you for joining the challenge at The Glory of Christmas. Hope to see you again next time.
- 23 April 2016 at 07:46
- Jennifer Scull said...
oh my gosh, this is adorable! love the pinks and greens and, of course, that adorable snowman!
thank you so much for joining our challenge over at The Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge Extra Blog! :)
- 26 April 2016 at 17:02
Cute card love this little Snowmans hat! Thanks for joining in with our challenge at ABC Christmas Challenge,
hugs Samantha :0)
- 26 April 2016 at 18:06
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Mural project-Highlands
Another project that was great fun. I get a great sense of satisfaction when I drive by and know the background to how hard these students worked on this project. A job well done.
The colony
I had great fun doing this project with some students at school. They were so much more inventive than me....making pouches and all kinds of 'add ons' to their creatures. I was touched by the student who brought along her childhood bear...she had had it since she was a baby...but wanted to give it new life and meaning for her. It was a shame the article wanted to focus on the dismemberment side and use selected statements to make it sound more dramatic than it was. It was all done tastefully and was about giving new life to toys hanging about in the bins at the hospice. Essentially the project was about design and aimed at engaging adolescent boys in a design project. Actually the boys loved the sewing and gave up many lunch times to come to the 'sewing circle'. I was gutted when I got a complaint from victim support about the project. They argued I was maltreating soft toys and teaching students to be aggressive. I gave up art teaching shortly after.
The running people.
A fellow artist and I are working together on a quirky bit of fun. It is a collaborative project called the 'running people'.....sort of graffiti ceramic art. It is on facebook...check out the page. Loving doing it. Sneaking out all times of the day and night to do 'drops' of little people. Thanks Marita.
It is great fun stepping back and seeing the interactions that the 'public' have with the little people...which ones get picked up first and which 'groups' get taken first... and which seem to stay where they are....the ones at the district council (above) even stayed over WOMAD long enough to appear in the background on the national news during an article on Eric Brewer. Nice. Next drop soon...
It is great fun stepping back and seeing the interactions that the 'public' have with the little people...which ones get picked up first and which 'groups' get taken first... and which seem to stay where they are....the ones at the district council (above) even stayed over WOMAD long enough to appear in the background on the national news during an article on Eric Brewer. Nice. Next drop soon...
Having a bit of fun with print making again. Hmmm faces......need to let them go... BUT also they tell so much and keep calling me back. Still liking big eyes and fore heads and small mouths..... Androgyny is also an interesting idea. How do we tell the difference between male and female from a face? What are the minuscule differences that make us female and male in our faces...? What messages do those differences send? Do small mouths say I am not interested in what they have to say? The psychology of it fascinated me at university and still does......Where does bisexuality fit with in this?
This print is the starting point...I like to make a print then re work...cut up...paint over etc etc and see what happens....
Large heads and thoughts....
Last weekend I went to a workshop about making large old style portrait sculpture. I made a really large head...which is now way more finished than this photo. Interesting and tricky technique with wire armature....but great way of working really large. I did come to the conclusion that I am not into representational art. I like creating fictional characters and making narrative that makes the viewer question.....but NOT in a fictional 'dreamcatcher' and 'dragons' sense.
Little Faces
Recently I found lots of old wooden villa light fittings. Layers and layers of lead paint. So cool. I just got another kiln last weekend. Electric and small. I feel I am on the brink of a major break through! I am loving the small critters mounted on the light fittings...like trophy heads. The rabbits have been 'munting' our place with the drought. They dig deep holes that are a risk to the big animals...especially the horses. I know they just want to get along and do the best they can surviving in this world in tough times.....but man they are annoying...whoops...going into a 'rant'. Back to the point...enjoying the faces on old light switches. Love thinking about the history of the switches...the fear associated with turning the light off...the love in the dark after the light is off... the tiredness and the security (and not) associated with going to bed.
Heaps in the next firing. Excited.
Albino hog
Over the last month we have had these albino hedgehogs wandering over the farm. I do worry that they will get trampled by the horses or cattle as they seem to be blind and deaf. They come out of the eucalyptus forest next to us. It was planted in the late 1800s and the mill there has been in ruin for a long time....at least 100 years....
I like to lie in the grass and watch them. They are not concerned by night and day, which leads me to believe they are blind...and they do not notice me moving...BUT they do notice vibration and freeze.
...beautiful beasts.
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"It's better to be a foreigner in Hanoi. When they learn you're from Ho Chi Minh because of your accent, they charge you more." Interestingly, there's this apparent north-south divide in Vietnam.
Funny how conversations can range from guy stuff to serious topics like this one during drinking sessions. I find the drinking culture of Vietnam pretty unique. It's all about service they say. So don't be surprised when the waiters or waitresses would keep on refilling your drink and replacing the ice. Their "beer chow," or food taken with drinks or "pulutan" in Filipino, is meat with generous helpings of vegetables. And they end the drinks with a dessert of fresh fruits! For the record, I don't drink so I just helped myself with all the food. I love how every meal here is not complete without greens and herbs adding rich flavor to every dish. I hope they maintain this and not give in to the invading fast food culture.
It's been five years since the last time I was in Ho Chi Minh. Now, you can barely see the "old" Vietnam as it's transitioning fast to the western way of development. It's sad how we set that as the standard.
Coffee shops are everywhere and there used to be no Starbucks anywhere but that's no longer the case. I noticed how they use a lot of plastic cups and straws and these drinks are further placed in plastic bags. It's no wonder how Vietnam, like the Philippines, is one of the top plastic polluters in the world.
We visited the usual tourist spots – the Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica, Ben Thanh Market, and some museums. I truly enjoyed Ho Chi Minh's organized chaos of shops and motorbikes here and about. I couldn't get enough of the affordable, healthy, tasty food. And the best thing was really embracing and learning more about Vietnam and its culture through conversations with locals and being hosted by our Vietnamese homestay mom, Mommy Helen.
Cam on (thank you), Vietnam for another memorable experience!


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In the Labour party, we have, last week, been shocked at how one of our members of Parliament, Sadiq Khan, can receive death threats from freaks who believe they are licensed to make him vote against gay marriage by force including, apparently, murder. And Khan is apparently not the only one: Labour List reports that "Rushanara Ali, Shabana Mahmood, Anas Sarwar…are all believed to have been similarly targeted". Bravely, none of them wavered in their commitment to their own values, of equality for all under the law.
Yet, at the same time, we have other MPs, who invite a preacher who laughs about taunting his Jewish high school teacher with a swastika, who thinks being gay is a "great crime" that signals "the start of the collapse of every society, and who is convicted of funding a terrorist organisation, to speak at the mother of all parliaments.
In the Labour party, we are shocked to read in the Observer at how supporters of extremist group Jamaat-e-Islami throw stones at a crowd of people in London's East End, demonstrating against the theocracy which is killing their homeland, Bangladesh. They stone a crowd containing old people and children. Many of those demonstrating are Muslim women, who rightly reject this misogynistic cabal who would happily bring Sharia to the East End.
Yet, at the same time, we last year campaigned to re-elect a candidate who, as former Mayor, in 2004 welcomed to London a particularly vile preacher. A preacher who, apart from his views on rape and wife-beating, feels entirely comfortable with the abhorrent practice of female genital mutilation.
In the Labour party, we are shocked at a secretly-filmed video of a self-appointed "Sharia judge" telling young Muslims how they must hate Obama, Cameron and democracy; a man bent on filling young minds with hate. "You must hate in your heart", says Anjem Choudary. A man, who, let us not forget, last year attempted to issue (and later retracted, after his conference was cancelled) a fatwa against a fourteen year-old girl, after she had been shot and almost killed by the Taliban in her native Pakistan, for the terrible crime of wanting to go to school.
Yet, at the same time, one of our own parliamentarians himself travels to Pakistan where he name-checks the leader of the Mumbai bombers to the home crowd. And it is no secret that our own Labour administration, in the closing years of the last decade, actually ended up funding extremist-linked groups with government money, funding which later had to be withdrawn.
These three events which shocked us all happened, incidentally, within the last ten days. But, as you can see from their earlier echoes, it is not as though we can credibly say they are surprising any more.
Interestingly, most of these cases are not so much about conflict between radical Islam and non-Muslim society; that is, with other faiths, or with secularism. It is therefore self-evidently untenable, as many have tried, to argue that such things are some understandable reaction to Western intervention, or to British islamophobia. And that is because they are largely about turning Muslim against Muslim: distancing the extremists from the moderates.
It is high time we acknowledged that our strategy towards radical Islam needs a serious rethink. We are either going to be tolerant of extremism, with all that that entails, or we are going to set an example in fighting it. We cannot have it both ways.
Labour is falling behind other parties, historically weaker on human rights than us, but who take the issue more seriously. The irony is that we, the historical protectors of human rights, seem to protect the human rights of everyone, except moderate Muslims.
We are not in government, and therefore are not really in a position to put in place a wide-ranging policy solution to extremism; not yet, anyway.
But in opposition we can, at least, think about what we would do. And stop being part of the problem.
This post first published at Labour Uncut
Thursday, 21 February 2013
Isn't it time Labour stopped facing both ways on Islamist extremism?
Posted by Rob Marchant at 09:37
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Whilst it's right that we condemn the threats made against these MP's, shouldn't we also have condemned the death threats that were made against David Burrowes due to his moderate and temperate opposition to the same sex marriage bill otherwise sections of the Labour Party will look very very hypocritical indeed!ReplyDelete
It's a fair point. I condemn it. But in fact the death threat was much earlier than the bill, as it confirms here: http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/02/22/david-burrowes-faced-death-threat-over-equal-marriage-opposition/ReplyDelete
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People raise their fists and chant Stop the killings in Wolenkomi, some 60km West of Addis Ababa, after police shot dead at least four people.
JOHANNESBURG – A wave of anti-government protests in Ethiopia that began in November 2015 left 669 people, including 63 police officers, dead, according to a report released by Ethiopia's state-affiliated Human Rights Commission.
However, the report also praised security forces for showing restraint in some instances and blamed diaspora groups for the trouble, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
Last year, in response to the wave of protests, with activists from the Amhara and Oromia regions complaining of economic marginalisation, Addis Ababa imposed a state of emergency.
The Southern Nations and Nationalities Peoples Region also experienced some of the violent demonstrations.
Corruption, unemployment, land rights and bad governance were listed in the report as some of the reasons for the widespread protests.
But the report went further and accused the diaspora-based Oromo Media Network, and satellite TV channel ESAT, for inciting the violence witnessed in August and October 2016, when hundreds were reportedly killed.
READ: Ethiopia lifts some restrictions imposed during state of emergency
The praise for security forces showing restraint revolved around a traditional celebration on 2 October last year during which dozens died following a stampede.
Nevertheless, the report recommended the prosecution of several individual police officers after dozens of protesters were shot dead the following day.
Prior to the investigations carried out by the human rights commission, in a first-ever, Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn rejected calls by the UN and EU for independent investigations into the deaths, saying the country would carry out its own investigation.
The refusal to allow the UN and EU to carry out investigations was based on disputes over the casualty figures brought up by international rights organisations, with the Ethiopian authorities arguing that the security forces had been responding to provocative violence.
Further supporting his country's commission, Desalegn said it was an independent institution even if it lacked capacity and needed strengthening, and that Ethiopia's sovereignty should be respected.
The prime minister further defended the recent four-month extension of the emergency law by parliament, saying it was necessary to consolidate some of the gains that the state had achieved in instituting reforms.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Raad Al Hussein, last year called for international observers to investigate the killings after accusing security forces of using live ammunition against protesters in the Amhara and Oromia regions.
The call that was reiterated by the EU in October and repeated last week.
Thousands of people arrested in a nationwide crackdown remain incarcerated.


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In a recent Luxe Beat Magazine exclusive interview, I talked with Art House Hudson gallery owner and founder, Christene Selleck. She shared with me her vision for the gallery and how she met the iconic Tery Fugate-Wilcox. His exhibit "It's Time" is on display now, through September 4, 2017 and features a collection commissioned by the late Steve Jobs, "The Steves," along with other Actual Art collections including: "Don't Leaf Me Alone" and "Slow Burn."
Tery is a National Endowment for the Arts laureate with creations found in collections at the Smithsonian Institution, the National Gallery of Australia, NYC Parks and museums such as the Museum of Modern Art and The Guggenheim.
Time and decay, mortal enemies of most artists, are Tery Fugate-Wilcox's partners in creation. Reflecting Tery's natural-process, post-minimalist (Actual Art) philosophy, his pieces are literally abstract works in progress, employing weathering, rainfall evidence, oxidation or other impacts of nature to interact with and affect the artistic outcome.
Art House Hudson gallery owner Christene Selleck says, "Tery and I had been working within blocks of each other for close to 20 to 30 years without crossing paths or meeting. For years I often looked at the work he created that was all around Soho and often wondered: 'What is that and why is it there?' Who knew that years later we would be working on various shows, creating large banks of work and multi-media projects together?"
Tery's approach to the "It's Time" exhibition is embodied in this statement: "Nascent Art examines the point at which an object becomes a work of art. Actual Artists do not finish works of art; they only start them. Then the works leave the artists' hands and go out into the world to be 'finished' by weather, dust, oxidation, temperature, humidity, human and/or animal interaction or simply time, as the inner structure of the materials change or interact with each other. At some point, during that evolution, the materials become a work of art…on their own…without the artist's intervention."
Sherrie Wilkolaski: What inspired you to open Art House Hudson?
Christene Selleck: For the last 20 years I have managed the Art on The Street (AOTS) program, operating from remote pop-up locations. These exhibitions have ranged from city wide art tours to music festivals with 300,000 attendees. I always knew the AOTS would have a permanent home and was just waiting for the right time and location.
AOTS has had a history of non-traditional exhibition spaces, which is partly why the Art House was so appealing. The structure was in a different location as a rustic retail store. I had several helpers pick up the building and roll it to its new location. From there,we began the renovations turning it into a traditional art gallery.
SW: How did you become involved with public art installations?
CS: I fell into it as a sidebar of being a Visual Director. I designed and installed large scale trade-show booths, and from there I was hired by the Javits Center to create and install the large scale multi-vendor exhibits for the many different trade shows. The large-scale art exhibitions were an easy and obvious next step.
SW: How did you meet Tery?
CS: Tery and I met at The Hudson Warehouse. I like to say he was the resident artist. We quickly fell into a working relationship. I was inspired by his quick wit, and we found that we worked very well together.
SW: What about Tery's work speaks to you?
CS: The sense of wit behind his work is what I find most appealing. Tery is the real deal. He is cut from the original cloth of what it meant it to be an artist in the '60s and '70s and how the ideals changed everything and allowed the next generation to create.
SW: What type of art is Art House Hudson interested in showcasing?
CS: Art House will be presenting various ranges of art ranging from traditional to abstract conceptual and interactive multi-media.
SW: What exhibits are coming to Art House Hudson?
CS: Following Tery's show, we'll be featuring "Flower Power," which begins September 9, 2017. This will be a three-dimensional (3D) installation combining anything floral with interactive projections. This will be followed by a group photography exhibit featuring iconic imagery from everyday views.
Art House Hudson will be showcasing Tery Fugate-Wilcox's exhibition throughout the summer and the exhibit ends September 4. The gallery is located at 99 3rd Street, Hudson, NY 12533.
To learn more about Art House Hudson go to http://arthousehudson.com.


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Oil Residue Collection System
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About QAC
Quality Assurance Center (QAC)
Each module will offer 2 CE credits as defined by the ASC
ASCT's Quality Assessment Center workbenches were created by cytotechnologists for cytotechnologists. They are designed to provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to manage the day to day operations of a modern cytology laboratory.
How to purchase:
Purchasing online: Select the workbench you wish to purchase. Click "Buy this Workbench" and select the Member or Non-Member price. A user specific log in and password will be emailed to you from ASCT after your payment has been processed.
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Currently Available: The Lean Cytopathology Laboratory Workbench
What could laboratory medicine possibly learn from a manufacturing model used to produce automobiles? In this workbench we will demonstrate how lean, a quality management system that is derived from the Toyota Production System, can be implemented in a Cytopathology laboratory to reduce errors and waste, maximize efficiency and ensure continuous quality improvement. The module will introduce you to basic concepts and principles of lean, and through the use of case scenarios, demonstrate how lean tools can be applied in the Cytopathology laboratory.
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Kicking It Into High Gear, Saints Target March 18 For 25th Season Single-Game Tickets On SaleST. PAUL, MN February 22, 2017
Fans have poured into CHS Field during the first two seasons in Lowertown, playing to a minor league record 117% capacity in 2017. While the fun and entertainment has been, at times, record breaking, so has the baseball. The St. Paul Saints have produced back-to-back North Division Championships and the best record in the American Association over the last two seasons, 135-65. The only way to top it all is a blowout 25th, Silver Anniversary Celebration and fans can get their tickets for the season long festivities when single-game tickets go on sale, Saturday, March 18.
On Saturday, March 18 fans can begin purchasing single-game tickets to all 50 home games. The box office, located on Broadway St. between 4th and 5th Streets, will be open from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Those showing up in person can purchase tickets an hour prior to them going on sale via phone and online. Fans can purchase tickets by phone at 651-644-6659, or visiting saintsbaseball.com, beginning at 10:00 a.m. Prior to March 18 the only way fans can assure a ticket to 2017 games at CHS Field is season tickets (full or half season), 9-game mini plan or a group of 25 or more.
CHS Field offers fans incredible views from every area of the ballpark, with 7,210 seats. Above the walkway and behind home plate are nearly 900 home plate reserved seats. The Saints offer more than 1,800 infield reserved seats, three sections each above the home and visitor's dugout on the first and third base side. The outfield reserved seats, four sections down the left field line and three down the right field line, hold more than 2,500 fans. Finally, the only bleacher style seating in the entire ballpark is the general admission area, two sections in the left field corner that hold nearly 500 fans. One of the more popular seats at CHS Field last season were the nearly 200 drink rail seats, which are along the concourse on the first and third base side, as well as in left field. Drink rail tickets come with an assigned high chair back seat and an area to set your food and drink on at the drink rail. The Treasure Island Berm tickets over the left field wall will once again be available on the day of each game only in person at the box office.
Fans coming to the ballpark on March 18 will have a chance to tour CHS Field, check out the seats they want to purchase and take in the view along the 360 degree concourse and the Securian Club. For those early morning risers coffee and breakfast treats will be available for free along with other tasty food items that will be served at CHS Field in 2017. Parking will be available on the street at any metered spot. Additionally, the Union Depot lots will be available, just two blocks from CHS Field. The lot ramps are $5 and are located on North Sibley St., between Kellogg Blvd East and East 4th St. and on North Sibley St. between Kellogg Blvd East and East 2nd St. There is $4 parking in the Union Depot's surface lot located on Kellogg Blvd E. between North Broadway and Prince St.
While the Saints promotional calendar will be revealed soon, the daily promotions offer something for everyone in the family. The week will start with a variety show theme on Monday. As if things aren't weird enough at Saints games come out for Awkward Tuesday's. Walser Wednesday's are back for the craziest tailgate party of the year with free hot dogs. Quench your thirst with a Saints staple, Thirsty Thursday, with $1 select beers all night long. Friday Night Fireworks presented by Xcel Energy is back by popular demand complete with musical theme. Put on your favorite Hawaiian shirt and grass skirt with Treasure Island Saturday. The family-friendly atmosphere wraps up with Select Heartland Chevy Dealers Family Sunday.
Saints tickets continue to be a tremendous value. Tickets begin at $5 for the Treasure Island berm seating (available only on day of game in person at the box office), $6 for bleacher seats, $14 for outfield reserved, $16 for the drink rail and $18 for infield reserved and home plate reserved. Friday Home Games with Post-Game Fireworks are an additional $2 per ticket. Post-Game Fireworks Supershows (May 28, July 2 and August 31) are an additional $3 per ticket. Tickets purchased on the day of the game are an additional $2 per ticket. Children under the age of 12 and seniors 65 and older receive $1 off the admission price. Children under 2 that don't require a seat are free.
Beginning March 18, Saints Box Office hours on non-game days are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. On game days, the Box Office will open at 9 a.m., Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. Saturday and 12:00 p.m. on Sunday and will remain open until 15 minutes following each game. Tickets are always available at saintsbaseball.com.
The Saints open the 2017 season on Thursday, May 18 with a 7:05 p.m. game against the Gary SouthShore Railcats. For more information contact the Saints at 651-644-6659 or visit saintsbaseball.com.