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After 3 years of attempting to broker display devices, I can report what has worked and what has failed.
Fair Trade Recycling as a message has been enormously successful - primarily overseas, and among people who know the markets overseas. The choices of "all or nothing" are still stupid and anti-productive. We have members who don't trade through us at all, but want to support Fair Trade.
WR3A does speed the process. Established members take risks on new buyers, and once we've visited, they've visited, we've audited each other, etc., we can move on and shift another vendor's material to the market we are confident in, and move on to develop a new market. I can use my own loads as "blind shipments" so that we know what's likely the truth in the event of an argument. Buyers and sellers both appreciate getting away from the "fly and buy" inspection process, inspecting every load, and pooling auditing resources. It's not perfect, but I've found it enormously rewarding.
However, the orginal vision for WR3A as a massive coop was just too difficult, given the fluctuations of CRT values. Members were "jumping in and out" of purchase orders, shipping through WR3A when prices were down, cutting WR3A buyers off when prices were up. Not evil, but the outcome was that I became more of an agent for the buyers than a representative of the sellers.
There were several cases when an overseas factory had tremendous potential, but we didn't have a fit between supplies and demand. Three factories I visited had credentials as original equipment manufacturers for huge OEMs. One had glass-to-glass recycling of bad units, an import permit, and ISO14001 and 9000... but they needed 100,000 CRTs per month. WR3A wanted them to stop buying from exporters who our members thought were shipping TAR. The factory said they needed 100k units. If we supplied them, they'd rely on WR3A. But if WR3A only had 50k and were selling 35k of those to a different factory, they didn't have time for it.
There is also the adage, "don't be a crane among the chickens". Some factories do good work but don't want any publicity.
As the market shrinks, WR3A finds it easier and easier to meet entire factory purchase orders. Unfortunately, at the same time, WR3A lost suppliers. The most common reason cited when a supplier adapts "no intact unit" policies is that they are afraid of being accused as an exporter. The second is that they prefer private, quiet transactions, and don't see the value of a high profile relationship with WR3A. Then there are some who are shocked and embarrassed to see their reconciliation reports... they thought their staff was testing everything, but have never seen an actual report back from the buyer.
The most common reason people try to join WR3A is that they already export whatever they want, and they like the message "Exports Good!" Which isn't exactly what we are looking for.
So why join WR3A?
- To support responsible recycling practices.
- To speed tramsactions
- To obtain the best possible reports of actual reuse (per Federal CRT Rule).
- To get invited to cool operations overseas.
- To provide talented
- To pre-vet your operation using desk audits (CRT Glass test, PCB test, etc.)
- Free consulting expertise
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New Delhi: Tata Power today said its Singapore-based subsidiary Tata Power International Pte (TPIPL) has completed sale of its 50 per cent stake in OTP Geothermal Pte to KS Orka Renewables (KS Orka) for USD 30 million.
TPIPL, wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Power, had inked the stake sale agreement with KS Orka in April this year.
"TPIPL has now completed the sale of its stake in OTP to KS Orka," Tata Power said in a regulatory filing.
OTP is a 50:50 joint venture between Origin Energy Ltd and Tata Power International Pte (TPIPL), it added.
Tata Power has significant investments in Indonesia and remains committed to developing Indonesian power and energy sector.
Company's other investments in Indonesia include investments in PT Kaltim Prima Coal, PT Arutmin Indonesia and PT Baramulti Suksessarana Tbk.
The company also continues to explore thermal and renewable power project opportunities within the independent power producer (IPP) programmes of the Indonesian government, Tata Power said."The disinvestment in OTP is consistent with the company's strategy to constantly review its businesses and restructure, as required, to deliver long term value to shareholders," Tata power said.

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amazon.com has announced that it will begin offering the replay networks 2020 personal television server for $699 starting today. amazon.com will be the only retailer selling the device until november 15.
the replay tv device allows a consumer to record and play television programs on a hard disk using a special device that attaches to the television. with the device a consumer can pre-select shows for taping, pause a live broadcast, and record up to 20 hours of programming.
for more information or to purchase replay tv go here.
joel's opinion
this is the first case of a product being launched first online. this makes sense considering that it's a techy device selling for considerably more than the usual consumer device.
i can't believe that amazon.com got the exclusive rights to it until november 15! that's a huge move by amazon. i wonder how many people are going to buy this little device as a gift for someone? the price isn't really that bad considering what the device will do. i haven't had the pleasure of testing out one yet but i'm sure that it lives up to its promises.
i have read a ton of reviews on the product to date, though. as a matter of fact, amazon even has a review underneath the product description on the site. surprisingly, the review did point out some drawbacks to the device. one would have expected that piece of the review to be omitted considering that amazon is selling the device on its website.
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Greetings Readers!
I hope your week is getting off to a good start?
Today I am back with a review for you all.
I was recently sent this Vitamin E Hot Cloth Cleanser by Superdrug and today I thought I'd give you my thoughts on it. I've been using it in place of my usual cleanser for about a week and in that time I've been very impressed with it.
The cleanser retails for £4.99, so with that in mind I wanted to see how it performed next to my high-end cleansers like the Liz Earle Hot Cloth Cleanser which I have used in the path. Nothing against Liz Earle products, they are gorgeous but they are a tad more pricey. Earlier in the year I did say that I wanted to start reviewing and featuring more affordable makeup and skincare brands and I am keeping good on my promise. I have some more content going up on my YouTube channel soon featuring affordable products, so stay tuned for that if you are interested.
Anyhow lets proceed with the review, shall we?
This cleanser is part of the Vitamin E skincare range that Superdrug offer. I love Superdrug's own skincare and makeup brands because they are very affordable and there really are some lovely products that I have discovered like the Naturally Radiant range. However, this product is the first thing I have ever used from the Vitamin E range.
Superdrug's own range is also Vegan and cruelty free. They are a really great go to skincare brand if you are on a budget and want an easily accessible skincare brand as there is bound to be one in your local high street.
This cleanser is a rather hefty size, for £4.99 you are getting 200ml worth of product as well as a muslin cloth.
As you would gather, the cleanser is rich in Vitamin E. Vitamin E works to moisturise the skin and keep it supple. It also contains Cocoa Butter which is very hydrating for dry skin. It has a delicate sweet scent, you can definitely smell the cocoa butter when you apply it.
If you have never used a hot cloth cleanser, they are meant to be used to remove makeup and any pore clogging inpuruties at the end of the day. The idea of it is that you take a small amount onto your hand and work it thoroughly onto your skin. Make sure to really massage it into the under eye area and then remove it with a warm dampened cloth. It works much better than using a makeup wipe and is hugely better for your skin in general. Hot cloth cleansers help to minimise blocked pores and they make for a better cleansing routine.
What I really love about this cleanser is how rich and creamy it is. Sometimes I find with other hot cloth cleansers I have used they are not "weighty" enough to really dissolve heavy eye makeup and mascara. I am an eye makeup lover and I do notice that I can be left with panda eyes even after cleansing my skin which is so frustrating. However, with this cleanser because it is a really thick consistency, it really works to melt away the makeup. It has literally halved the time I use to spend on removing my makeup which I highly approve of.
It felt very nourishing on the skin, now I don't suffer with dry skin usually. But even I felt as if it had made an impact on the texture of my skin. It felt really smooth and even to the touch and I noticed a softer texture afterwards.
I genuinely mean this, I'm so impressed with this cleanser. I think its one of my favourite new discoveries this month and I am blown away with the quality for the price. If you are someone who wears a lot of makeup and you want a cleanser that really lifts of the makeup, you need this! I would also say it would work well for someone with dry skin on account of how moisturising it is. For £4.99 you really cannot go wrong!
If the Hot Cloth Cleanser is anything to go by, I think I'll be trying out some more products from the range.
Click here to check out the Vitamin E Hot Cloth Cleanser.
Have you tried anything from the Superdrug Vitamin E Range? Comment below and let me know your recommendations.
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The 150 albums we love most from 2010-2019.
A decade of slappers.
Dates with Voivod, Amenra
The 50 albums we agreed whipped the most ass this year.
Our favorite tracks from the past year.
Twenty-five albums that hit the hardest from the past 12 months.
The notable quotables from some of our favorite artists this year.
The 2019 France metal/rock festival also will feature Carcass, Yob, Fu Manchu, ZZ Top, Kiss, Power Trip and Daughters.
More dates on the docket for the Oregon doom metal trio.
Albums that kick off with a track that goes the distance.
See the Oregon doom metal band play a heavy live set in New York.
A badass looking album is just as important as a badass sounding one.
The records that made the first six months of the year worth remembering.
Hear five new albums out today that need to be near the top of your list.
A juxtaposition of the doom metal trio's most punishing and transcendent material.
Hear the band's colossal new album.
Mike Scheidt discusses creating a sense of community, the healing qualities of music and new album Our Raw Heart.
Plus West Coast dates added.
Overwhelmed with so many MVPs in metal releasing new music.
Hear the first track from the band's upcoming album, Our Raw Heart.


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Here a very simple explanation of the process:
The earths surface is radiating IR rays towards space, but only 15-30% are leaving undisturbed (through a so-called atmospheric window). At certain wavelengths they are not absorbed by CO2 & Co.
If one radiative active molecule (water vapor, CO2, methane) is hit by an IR ray, it gets added some plus energy. Every molecule is vibrating and hitting other molecules and transporting energy to others – much quicker than they re-emit radiation. Through steady radiation that part of the atmosphere gets heated up a small bit.
At the same time all radiative molecules above 0 Kelvin are emitting IR radiation – at a certain wave length and in an average direction. Which means 50% up / 50% down. The Backward radiation from the lowest layer of the atmosphere goes down to the surface, the other IR rays are going up to the next layer of the atmosphere. There the above mentioned game starts again, and so on.
We must consider that nearly everything above 0 Kelvin (-273°C) is radiating – also the earths surface, the ocean surface and the clouds. The earths surface is always radiating more than the atmosphere or the clouds. So there is always a net transfer of heat towards space.
Only O2 and N2 – the 99% of the atmospheres molecules – are not radiating and not absorbing IR rays. But they can receive and distribute heat energy by contact with neighboring molecules. Additionally, moving masses of air can transport heat – mostly upwards.
Clouds (water droplets) are different from water vapor und are even more absorbing. In fact, they behave like a blackbody. Like a black matte painted sheet metal they are absorbing all IR radiation throughout the whole wavelength spectrum. And they are emitting radiation the same way in all directions.
On the top of the troposphere (about 5 to 10 kilometers above ground) the atmosphere gets thinner and there is nearly no water vapor. So CO2 is radating mostly undisturbed towards space, as the distance between the molecules is large.
These are just the rules how radiation is working. I have not written anything about amounts and figures. There are also a lot of variables and additional regulating effects.
In short: IR radiation from the surface is not reflected by CO2. Its a bit more complicated.


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Lee Health offers expert medical and surgical upper extremity care
Advanced Orthopedic Care Near You
Our orthopedic surgeons are experts in diagnosing and treating conditions and injuries of the hand, wrist and elbow, as well as a range of orthopedic hand injuries that can be caused by trauma, overuse or aging.
Our Care Team at Lee Health
Hand, Wrist and Elbow Care
The orthopedic surgeons affiated with Lee Health are experts at treating a wide range of conditions that affect the hand, wrist and elbow.
Treatment Options
Learn more about treatment options for hand, wrist and elbow injuries including non-surgical options, surgery and physical rehabilitation.
Hand, wrist and elbow injuries and conditions
Lee Health orthopedic hand specialists and teams diagnose and treat all types of injuries that can affect the hand, wrist or elbow, including:
- Arthritis, including osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
- Baseball finger, which is an injury to the thin tendon responsible for straightening the end joint of a finger or thumb.
- Bursitis, which is an inflammation of one or more of the major joints, including joints in the elbows.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome, in which the median nerve (the nerve responsible for sensation and movement in the hand) is compressed, leading to numbness, weakness or potential muscle damage in the hands and fingers.
- Chronic wrist pain, which is most commonly caused by carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis or gout.
- Congenital hand conditions, which can include conditions where the fingers are curved or bent (also called claw hand).
- Crushed or smashed fingers, which involves trauma to one or more fingers.
- Cubital tunnel syndrome, which is the entrapment of the ulnar nerve, resulting in numbness in the little finger and portion of the ring finger.
- Distal biceps tendon tears, in which the tendon connecting the biceps muscle of the upper arm to the elbow ruptures partially or completely.
- Fractures, which are breaks in bones of varying severity, and for the elbow can include olecranon fractures, distal humerus fractures and radial head fractures, among others.
- Joint dislocations, which can include a perilunate dislocation of the wrist.
- Kienböck's disease, which is a condition when blood supply to one of two small bones in the wrist is interrupted.
- Tennis elbow or golfer's elbow, which are characterized by pain on the outside of the elbow (tennis) or inside of the elbow (golf).
- Trigger finger, which occurs when a finger or thumb becomes locked in a bent position when the tunnels, or sheaths, that the tendons move through become inflamed.
- Tendinitis, which is an inflammation of tendons that can be caused by overuse and includes De Quervain's tendinitis, a condition affecting the thumb.
- Ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injuries, in which the ligament inside the elbow connecting the upper arm (humerus) with the forearm (ulna) is torn partially or completely.
- Ulnar nerve dysfunction (cubital tunnel syndrome), in which the ulnar nerve is compressed by bone or soft tissue. Symptoms can include numbness and tingling in the elbow, little finger and/or ring finger, as well as potential weakness and function of the hand.
- Ulnar neuritis, which is a condition characterized by pain similar to electrical shocks passing from the inner elbow ("funny bone") to the forearm.
- Valgus extension overload (VEO), which is when cartilage of the elbow is gradually worn away from repeated throwing motions, resulting in bone spurs.
Hand, Wrist and Elbow Injury Treatments at Lee Health
Orthopedic treatment available at Lee Health for conditions affecting the hand, wrist and elbow include:
Non-surgical treatments
Non-surgical methods including:
- Anti-inflammatory injections or other prescription medications.
- Hand therapy and rehabilitation, which can be provided as a primary treatment or following a surgical procedure with the goal of helping patients regain strength and full range of motion.
Surgical treatments
- Carpal tunnel surgery, in which a surgeon cuts the tendon that's been putting pressure on the median nerve.
- Minimally invasive surgery, in which a surgeon makes repairs through small incisions and the use of a tiny camera called an arthroscope.
- Wrist arthroscopy, which is surgery for the reconstruction or replacement of the wrist.
- Tendon transfer surgery, which is a procedure that aims to restore wrist function for patients who have suffered a spinal cord injury.
- Reconstructive elbow surgery, including UCL reconstruction ("Tommy John surgery"), in which a torn ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow is rebuilt using a tendon tissue from somewhere else in the body or from a donor.
- Total elbow replacement, in which the elbow joint is replaced with artificial parts inserted into the end of the upper arm bone (humerus) and outer forearm bone (ulna).
- Tennis elbow surgery, which is typically an outpatient minimally invasive procedure performed through small incisions in which the damaged tendon is removed or repaired.
- Replantation, which is the surgical reattachment of a finger or fingers completely severed from the body in a traumatic accident.
- Hand plastic surgery, which is a cosmetic reconstructive procedure that can be part of a treatment plan for traumatic orthopedic hand or wrist injuries.
Sports and physical therapy
Lee Health offers several sports and physical therapy options in Lee County with facilities in Fort Myers and Cape Coral. Sports and physical therapy services are provided by a team of experts using the latest techniques and technologies to help patients regain strength and mobility to get back in the game. Specially trained Lee Health rehabilitation specialists provide hand therapy.


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/ 23.6.11 / 4 Comments / Decorating , featured , sewing
How to Cover Baskets with Fabric…Sew or No Sew Methods
- Cut out pieces to fit all 'faces' of the basket. (I cut a long rectangle for the big sides..and then 'squares' for the sides.
- Pin the pieces wrong side out onto the basket.
- Pull the perfectly tailored cover off.
- Sew the seams.
- Finish the raw edge by trimming off the excess.
- hem the raw edge
- fold the raw edge over and glue in place
- sew a 'casing' in the upper edge of your fabric cover and insert elastic.
- or just glue the raw edge to the basket..which is what I did this time since I was in such a hurry.
- Take your basket and simply place it in the middle of a rectangle or wide strip of fabric big enough to cover both large sides with just a little bit of excess.
- Fold over the edges (over the rim and into the basket about 1") and either pin or glue in place.
- Now trim off some of the excess where the basket angles down to the base since most baskets are usually wider at the top than at the bottom.
- Fold the fabric up and over the rim of the basket on both sides so the fabric is pretty snug. Pin in place if necessary.
- Hot glue the raw edges to the basket to attach it.
- Now for the ends. Lay your basket on one end and trace around it on the fabric with a pen (inside of the fabric..not the outside).
- Cut two end pieces out of your fabric leaving a border of about a half an inch or so with enough raw edge to fold under neatly.
- Iron the end pieces so that the raw edges are folded to the inside and it's the perfect shape of the ends of your basket. (Leave the top edge unfolded.)
- Now glue your end pieces in place. The folded edges should cover the raw ends of your wide piece of fabric. Glue the top unfolded edge over the rim of the basket.
- If you want to this again for the inside, you can cut out two of your long rectangle and your end pieces. If you do this, be sure to fold under the top edges of everything so it looks nice at the rim of the basket.
4 comments:
- Amy said...
These look great! I feel like I should bookmark this page. . . I, too, love to use baskets. They've come in the most handy in my bathroom closet. . . dental, kids' medicine, first aid, soaps, etc. One time I divided everything into categories and made up tags for the baskets. We've used them for years now. I remember thinking it took less time than a couple of scrapbook pages, but we see it a lot more. Seems they could use a bit of freshening up now:)
- Room for More said...
PERFECT! I have been shopping for baskets to go under the changing table and have struggled to find 6 baskets that coordinate and that are affordable. I never thought to buy the canvas ones and recover! PERFECT idea. When I am finished I will post on my blog and link the tutorial back to you! Thanks again!! I am almost finished with our draperies for the family room and our bedroom and then I will get those baskets completed!
- nanasknoll said...
What a great idea.
I usually cannot buy things until they are at a thrift store price, so this would be a great way to make them pretty and usefull again.
- Jenni said...
they look awesome! wow! you are organized! i am envious!


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I have always enjoyed the art of photography. Ever since my first camera that my Dad bought me in 1955. It was an Agfa and it took some pretty good photos. It was a simple camera, compared to today's DSLR's. I had to set the f-stop and the distances and the focus. A great learning tool.
Today I use Nikon equipment and lenses. I have a D40x and a D3000 body. 55-200 mm, 100-300mm and a 300 – 500 mm lens. Plus the standard 25 – 55 lens. I am happy with all of them. For processing I use Corel's PaintShop Pro X5 and for HDR processing I use Photomatix. If you Left-Click any of these photos, you will be able to see an enlarged photo. Please respect the folks who submit photos for posting and Ask For Permission before using or posting at other places. Also, please "Follow" us on this blog to receive up-dates. Do enjoy these photos. Cheers!
The photo above, is one I took of an evening sunset during the fire season here in Idaho. Smokey skies do strange things to a photo.
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You will see somethings in this video that will probably shock you!
Warning, This is one of the deepest videos I've put together !
What I show,I didn't want to believe ..but the evidence is to overwhelming!
This video will finally connect some dots you may be looking for in your search for the Truth! Doesn't matter if you are a spiritual person or hate religion..This is a MUST WATCH!
You will see somethings in this video that will probably shock you!
Warning, This is one of the deepest videos I've put together !
What I show,I didn't want to believe ..but the evidence is to overwhelming!
Madonna knows the secret!
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Sheffield DACT lead on Sheffield's Best Bar None scheme, and for the 2017-18 period will enter its seventh year. BBN is a Home Office supported accreditation scheme recognising responsible licensing practice in line with the four core licensing objectives, and Sheffield currently has 40 premises accredited. At present the scheme is only open to premises operating within the city centre ring road, on Ecclesall Road and Sharrowvale Road.
The scheme culminates annually in an awards ceremony which celebrates the achievement of all of the premises as well as awarding runner up and winner status in each of the categories:
- Best Pub (and runner up)
- Best Bar/ Late Bar (and runner up)
- Best Nightclub (and runner up)
- Best Chain (and runner up)
- University Challenge
- Best Newcomer
- Student Safety Award
- People's Choice
- Best Bar None Overall
There is also a Best Bar None app for Sheffield. It is the one stop app for all the information you need for a safe night out in the city. It allows you to find Sheffield's best and safest entertainment venues for your night out via GPS and includes all best bar none accredited premises in the city. It also gives tips on your health and safety during a night out and travel information.
The app is available for Android and Apple devices, click on the correct link for your device to download.
The Best Bar None 2017/2018 Scheme held its annual awards dinner at the Sheffield City Hall on the 9th February, which was attended by over 300 guests. A total of 40 of the 'best' city centre bars, pubs, licensed restaurants and nightclubs were accredited with the prestigious Best Bar None status (many with distinction) and the 2017/18 winners were announced.
Accredited venues
For a full list of accredited venues, please see the Sheffield Best Bar None website
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Why Do Channels Stick Their Logo On the Screen?
By Elliot Smith
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Industry News
What's the deal with network channels sticking their logo in the corner of the screen during a show?
When CableTV.com blog reader Samia wrote in to ask us about that little logo, we figured it was interesting enough to post about here for everyone to read. Samia writes:
"Is there a particular corner of television that is deemed as best? Top right hand corner is supposed to be best – but I notice a significant number of channels using top left corner to place their logo."
As it turns out: the little logo is officially called a "digital on-screen graphic" and has been nicknamed "DOG" or "bug" or even, simply, "watermark." The DOGs first started showing up in German TV broadcasts around the 1980s as a way of preventing video piracy. Soon after Germans started using it, more channels began implementing the DOGs and eventually nearly every channel – not just private networks – were using watermarks on their broadcasts.
Why? Thanks to technology (starting with the medieval VHS player) it is easier than ever to copy a broadcast from TV. If you copy a broadcast you are essentially stealing it from the broadcast network. So what does the network do to prove they own the broadcast that you recorded? They watermark it with their logo. Instant credibility as well as brand recognition for the dozen times you replay that ancient episode of "America's Funniest Home Videos."
Brilliant, right? The watermark does more than just prove broadcast ownership. It also serves as a constant reminder to viewers as to which station they are watching. People do, believe it or not, occasionally tune-in to a broadcast, find out they like what they're watching, but not remember anything about the actual station. That's where the DOG comes into play. For major countries around the world, the DOG (or, more appropriately, "bug") began showing up on mainstream TV stations in the early 90s (just about 10 years after German broadcasts began implementing it). The reason, again, was to preserve copyright so anyone watching a recorded version of a broadcast would know where the content originally came from.
Today the bug, or DOG, or whatever you want to call it, is used to not only show which brand station the broadcast is being played on, but also to share details about other programs on the network, show the date and time, and announce important news. It's an important part of any broadcast, but how that applies to digital production (through iTunes, Netflix, and Hulu, for example), has yet to pan out.
So which corner is the best for the DOG to appear on, as Samia wrote to ask us? There is no definitive answer, as all corners of the screen will basically get the job done. Traditionally (outside of the U.S.) the bug has appeared on the top left or right corner of the TV screen, but many channels in the United States have been broadcasting with the bug on the lower right or left corner. In terms of brand recognition and acknowledging piracy: it doesn't really matter which corner the DOG is on. What does matter, when it comes to the on-screen bug, is whether the graphic (which these days is often animated) imposes on your viewing experience. Nobody wants to be watching a show and then see a huge parade march across their screen. For that, the answer to what corner is best for the DOG is entirely in your hands. And now you know.


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When anyone begins working in graphic design or gets acquainted with professional printing services, they most likely run into something they have never heard of before; CMYK. CMYK is a color profile mode used a lot in graphic designing. read more
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On Friday night, Walt Disney Pictures confirmed the news that everyone on planet earth had been waiting for. J.J. Abrams is directing Star Wars: Episode VII. The director spoke publicly about the job for the first time at the red carpet of the Producers Guild Awards, and as suspected, he revealed nothing about the sequel itself.
"It really is an incredible thing. It's wildly surreal."
When asked whether original cast members such as Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher are returning, the filmmaker said it is too early to discuss specific details.
"It's obviously way too early to talk specifics. But I'm excited to actually start it."
In another interview, the filmmaker reveals he wants to create a touching, heartfelt story, and that he wants to make the fans proud.
"You know, obviously, it's so early. I can just say what I want to do: I want to do the fans proud. I want to make sure the story is something that touches people. And we're just getting started. I'm very excited."
While Disney has been set on a 2015 release date since the project was first announced in October, it isn't known when production will actually begin. The director will work from a screenplay by Michael Arndt.


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The weather as it is right now means I'm confined to a variety of knits and scarfs, hats and gloves. But whilst I've been out and about "doing my research" on the high-street, my eye has been caught by a number of great shirts all vying for my attention. I think my Spring wardrobe is definitely going to feature more than a few of these.
H&MTwo of my favourites are from H&M. First, this Patterned Blouse in Black/Floral (£19.99). The ruffle detailing on this pretty daytime blouse is what makes this a total winner for me from one of my high-street favourites.Also love the way the ruffle/pleats stand-up straight and pointy on the shoulders, smart. The straight-cut and concealed buttons make it super-flattering and worn with jeans (probably black skinnies would work best rather than the blue ones I'm wearing in the pics) and pumps deliver a great smart/casual look. Next up, this pale blue cotton shirt, which I love for the pretty colour and star print design. The other great feature is the neck on this one, I love the style of it and it buttons at the back, which is another nice detail. This one is in the new season collection and doesn't appear to be online yet, but I found it in-store priced £24.99. Sizing wise, I'm usually a 10-12 depending on cut. For this blouse I opted for a 12 as there's nothing I hate more than feeling like I'm wearing a shirt that acts more like a straight-jacket. I have to say though, the material of this shirt is lovely a soft and feels like it has a good amount of stretch and give, so is easy to wear.Whistles
It's been a while since I visited Whistle's but I decided to go in and check out the new collection for SS17. Ooooh they have some lovely things in there, I'd forgotten how gorgeous some of their pieces are and while I went in with the intention of browsing shirts, I did in fact managed to leave with a fab pair of wide side-striped cropped trousers. Can't wait to rock those out with a slouchy jumper and trainers. Comfort guaranteed. Anyway, back to shirts – so I found this VERY pretty Penny Crop Lace Top (£150) in sheer ivory lace. Isn't just beautiful? Gorgeous for evening, but also a smart option for daytime if unlike me you don't spend your days doing the school-run and wrestling with unruly children!I have always been a sucker for lace and the detailing on this is simply beautiful. Love the shirt collar, love the cuffs, love the straight silhouette and the inverted box pleat at the back. LOVE. Now, my only issue with it – which is a personal thing – is that given that it's cropped and I am someone with a long body, I just didn't feel it was ideal for me (I've had two babies and not done enough pilates basically) not having the flattest of stomachs. But if you're toned of tummy and a fan of the high-waisted trouser, this has to be on your 'must buy' list. A note on the size – it comes up quite petite I found. I'm wearing the size 12 and it fitted but wasn't roomy.
One of my favourite stores to just meander in, don't they have the most gorgeous things in there? Basically I just want to live in an Anthropologie shop. So I picked out this 100% silk (100% impractical when you have children, sad fact) khaki colour block shirt that would look great with the trousers I picked up in Whistles but in a fit of trying to be sensible, I didn't buy it (although I'm still pondering it but then again, it's hand wash only, so…). Mainly just because I know it'd only be a matter of one wear before greasy fingers ruined it for me.
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China's trade surplus narrowed to $22.9 billion in November. That's down from October's $27.15 billion--the highest level in three months.
China's trade surplus had shrunk during the global financial crisis and recession due to weak international demand. But after briefly dipping into deficit in March--its first in six years--the trade balance has returned to surplus levels that have raised concerns about global imbalances and domestic inflation.
Friday's data are likely to heighten pressure on authorities to do more against inflation. Speculation has swirled of an imminent rate hike, while international pressure is growing for China to allow its currency to appreciate more quickly.
However, with economies in the West sputtering and China increasingly serving as the engine of global growth, any moves to slow the economy could reverberate around the world.
Friday's data showed November exports growing 34.9% on-year to $153.3 billion, far stronger than October's 22.9% rise and above the survey's median forecast of a 22.4% rise.
Imports rose 37.7% to $130.4 billion, up from October's 25.3% and above the median forecast of 24.5%, the General Administration of Customs said in a statement.
On a seasonally adjusted basis, China's exports rose 5% on-month, while imports declined 3.5%, according to customs data.


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Hi there!!! This week at Stamping Bella we had a fantastic inspiration pic to work with. I was not only inspired by the fabulous colours in the image but I wanted to somehow incorporate the seating. And voila!!! Reilly needs to relax to the rescue!!! I stamped the image with Archival Black ink and then colored with Prismacolor pencils. The chair was stamped and paper pieced.
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MPs who trample on the graves of heroes who gave Britain freedom of speech
The demand last week by 42 Conservative MPs and peers for statutory regulation of the Press was deeply disturbing. Of course, I might be expected to react in such a way because most of my earnings come from writing for this newspaper.
However, my concern is not based on financial motives. My worry about this call for the Press to be controlled by parliament is founded on very important moral and philosophical issues. I am proud to be a journalist, for all the abuse some heap upon my trade.
One principal source of pride has been the role newspapers play in maintaining our liberal democracy, which so many take for granted.
Under pressure: The influential group of Tories signed the letter which shows Downing Street that they may support a limited form of statutory regulation
The Press's right to hold politicians and the powerful to account has been won, at heavy cost, over centuries.
Had brave men not fought for the right to print and publish the truth, no government would have ever volunteered it. My distress at the letter from the 42 leading Tories is compounded because I know, like and admire many of the signatories.
They are people of honour and integrity who have given great public service. They are also intelligent and, generally, wise.
But on this great question of liberty and freedom of speech — for parliamentary control of the Press would violate both — they are, I am afraid, monumentally misguided, and wrong.
I wonder whether they have considered how Britain acquired a reputation for liberty that other countries in Europe came to envy?
Under scrutiny: The findings of Leveson's inquiry into press standards will be published at the end of the month
Do they grasp how they risk throwing away four centuries of hard-won freedom in a wrong-headed attempt to bring the Press 'to heel' — whatever that means? Even under the despotism of the Tudors there was a lively printed Press. Pamphlets and broadsheets of controversial views were published and discussed.
Nevertheless, some writers were punished for expressing views that upset authority.
For example, the Presbyterian reformer John Knox was forced to publish his famous attack on female sovereigns, The First Blast Of The Trumpet Against The Monstrous Regiment Of Women, from the safety of Geneva in 1558.
Mary Tudor would have had him burnt for such views and her half-sister Elizabeth, who succeeded her to the throne that year, was so offended that Knox dared not return to the British Isles.
However, his opinions remained in the public domain and were added to over the next 70 to 80 years by other controversial views.
Thus a great tradition of debate, free speech and robust thought grew up.
This freedom of speech, though, was too much for Charles I, who disliked having to rule in accordance with the wishes of the people.
Hence his use of the Star Chamber (a secret court which he employed as a 'legal' arm of tyranny). In 1637, it issued a decree which introduced censorship.
Its pernicious effect was soon witnessed. William Prynne, a Puritan, was ordered to have his ears cut off and be put in the pillory after he wrote a pamphlet that was deemed to have insulted the Queen.
Undeterred, Prynne published another pamphlet considered 'seditious libel' — against which truth was deemed to be no defence.
This time, having no ears left, his nose was slit and the letters 'SL' (for 'seditious libeller') were branded on both his cheeks.
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The authorities also refused Prynne pen and ink when imprisoned. They feared the power of the written word precisely for its ability to expose hypocrisy, dishonesty and stupidity.
Eventually, the Star Chamber was abolished in 1641 by the king's nemesis, the Long Parliament.
Censorship was abolished, too. Immediately, dozens of new publications sprang up. As a result, the English people enjoyed free speech — and the truth — as never before.
However, when the Puritans took over after the first Civil War in 1642, they turned back the clock and re-instituted the licensing of the Press.
This meant that anyone who wanted to publish anything had to submit it to the Government, where an official would read it and decide whether it could be published.
The Puritans feared royalist propaganda as well as radical opinions being advanced by other Puritans.
A prime target was one of this country's greatest poets, John Milton.
Believing that divorce should be widely available, he sought to publish a pamphlet setting out his arguments. But he was refused a licence.
Milton's reaction was to write one of the great polemical works in the English language, Areopagitica, from which most subsequent justifications of the principle of a right to free speech have been drawn.
Published clandestinely in 1644, it by-passed the official licensing system.
Milton took examples from the Bible and ancient literature to justify the importance of freedom of speech and personal liberty in a civilised society.
The ability to speak the truth, however unpalatable, was at the centre of this concept of liberty.
But his key argument — which resonates today — was that the arbitrary judgment of the licensing body should not prevail over the expression of the writer's opinion.
It was for the public to decide what they should be allowed to read, not a government censor.
In the interests of this pursuit of the truth, Milton proclaimed this doctrine: 'Who kills a man kills a reasonable creature, God's image; but he who destroys a good book, kills reason itself.'
In the following years, after the restoration of the monarchy, licensing remained rigidly enforced.
Keeping perspective: Education Secretary Michael Gove has opposed state-backed regulation of the press
Charles II feared that an open, public debate about the legitimacy of his rule might send him to the same untimely end as his executed father.
Without a free Press, despotism flourished. Then everything changed again in 1688, when Charles's venal brother, James II, was thrown off the throne in the Glorious Revolution.
This proved to be a major milestone in the march against tyranny in Britain. The accompanying Bill of Rights of 1689 stopped censorship by removing licensing laws, and people were able to publish more or less what they liked.
Understandably, they could still be punished if the material was libellous or blasphemous: but not arbitrarily as before. History, however, tells us that governments are always tempted to take freedoms away.
This leads us to the next century when, in 1762, John Wilkes, a radical MP and pamphleteer, published an attack on the Prime Minister, Lord Bute, in his paper The North Briton. He believed that Lord Bute was doing a dirty deal behind the public's back with France (negotiating a peace treaty to end England's involvement in the Seven Years' War), and to be corruptly promoting his fellow Scots.
This was, in fact, the truth.
Fading clarity: Cameron has previously voiced his belief in having a free Press
For his part, Bute hated the Press — not least because it criticised him and exposed his underhand behaviour. Wilkes wrote that a free Press was 'the firmest bulwark of liberties in this country'. It was 'the terror of all bad ministers'. Also, he warned that poor governments would strive 'to blunt the edge of this most sacred weapon, given for the defence of truth and liberty'.
Bute resigned as prime minister in 1763, not least as a result of the brilliance of Wilkes's rhetoric.
However, when the young and inexperienced George III opened the new parliament with a speech that Bute had written, Wilkes savaged it.
He was duly arrested for seditious libel. Tragically, the truth was still no defence.
Being an MP, Wilkes's punishment was to be thrown in the Tower of London. But the Lord Chief Justice ruled that his arrest breached his parliamentary privilege and that the warrant on which he was seized was counter to the Bill of Rights.
That judgment led to the principle that it was no longer seditious to criticise parliament or the government.
Next, Wilkes won the right to publish the proceedings of parliament. Until then, this vital instrument of democracy didn't exist. At last, Britain had free Press — one of the bases of a free society.
Today, though, with the threat of state regulation, we risk ripping up the achievements of William Prynne, John Milton and those heroes who engineered the Glorious Revolution (helping overthrow Stuart despotism and end Press licensing), and John Wilkes.
Yes, some journalists have behaved criminally (such as those at the News of the World who hacked mobile phone messages).
But so have some MPs. In fact, more politicians have been jailed in recent years than journalists.
Rightly, there are laws, backed by severe punishments, which are aimed at stopping journalists from behaving deplorably and from defaming the innocent.
It is also important to point out that despite being subject to statutory regulation, the BBC still perpetrated the most appalling libel I can remember, on my blameless friend Lord McAlpine.
Yet if politicians introduce state regulation of the Press, they risk inflicting irreparable damage to this country's proud legacy of liberty.
For history shows there is no such thing as a small measure of regulation: once imposed, such controls will increasingly restrict what can be written and will inevitably choke the Press. To imperil this liberty is profoundly un-British. It also reeks of an act of revenge by some in a political class who resent having their wrongdoings and corruption exposed.
However, the main victims of the Press being placed under parliament's control will not be journalists, but the public.
Farce: Hanningfield served just nine weeks of a nine-month sentence for fiddling his House of Lords expenses
Former Essex County Council leader Lord Hanningfield served far too little time in jail — just nine weeks of a nine-month sentence — for fiddling his House of Lords expenses.
It now emerges that he used his council credit card for £286,000 worth of expenses that seem to bear no relation to his responsibility as a local councillor, and yet he will not be prosecuted. His shameful spending binge included tens of thousands of pounds on flights and hotels in the US, Shanghai and the Bahamas; dinner at Rick Stein's Padstow restaurant; a day at the races at Goodwood; accommodation for him and his entourage at Bournemouth and at a spa in Hampshire.
As an Essex ratepayer, I demand a refund. Anyway, why isn't this shameless old crook being sent back to the Old Bailey?
The costly price of tokenism
When Dave Cameron parachuted utterly unsuitable Tory candidates (such as the lamentable Louise Mensch) into safe parliamentary seats, some of us warned about the consequences.
Yet we were told that we were out of touch for criticising this crass policy of having a politically correct list which it was hoped would lead to more ethnic, gay and women MPs. The staggeringly heavy Tory by-election defeat in Ms Mensch's former Corby constituency suggests we were right.
Voters resent being manipulated in this way.
They just want good candidates — not celebrities or token women, token gays or token ethnic minorities.
Education Secretary Michael Gove is to fire 1,000 staff from his Whitehall department. I salute him. When will every other government department follow suit?


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Put VCH's new overdose alert system on your RADAR
"With 253 people having died in the VCH region from illegal drug overdoses last year," said Sara Young, Regional Leader, Mental Health & Substance Use, who was formerly the Project Coordinator. "We desperately need to find a better way to quickly get messages out about bad batches of drugs so that people can take added precautions, and prevent overdosing."
VCH Harm Reduction and BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) staff launched the Real-time Drug Alert & Response (RADAR) system this week. Anyone in the VCH region, such as people who use illegal substances and frontline health care staff, can anonymously report overdoses that show unusual symptoms. This info will be relayed to Harm Reduction staff immediately and they in turn will send out a warning about contaminated drugs.
Rebecca Thomas, former Research Assistant for the project and now Project Coordinator, says, "This new system can help frontline staff anticipate bad batches of drugs, and the side effects (eg. difficult overdose presentations). It can also allow staff to warn their clients about the dangers of the specific drug."
In the video below, Sarah Young demonstrates how to enter information via the new texting service.
New system is in real time
Currently, data from several sources, such as BC Emergency Health Services, emergency departments, Insite, and overdose prevention sites, is analyzed to find any anomalies in overdoses, which could signal a contaminated batch of drugs on the street. The information is then forwarded to harm reduction service providers to communicate to people who use drugs but these alerts often lag one to two weeks behind the data. This new service will allow the alerts to get out the same or next day.
Report bad dope
Text "bad dope" to (236) 999-DOPE (3673) or fill in the form at www.vch.ca/overdose.
Get drug contamination alerts
If you'd like to receive drug contamination alerts, text "alert" to (236) 999-DOPE (3673).
Project Concept
"I came up with the idea for this project a few years ago, and it took a lot of work and time to get it to this stage," says Sara. "With support from our medical health officers, and Dr. Jane Buxton at the BCCDC, we were able to secure VCHRI funding, which made the project possible. Doing the background research and focus groups with people who use drugs and frontline services providers was the fun and easy part, but navigating privacy and technology issues was complicated and really slowed the project down!"
The research project is funded by the Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute. After eight months the project will be evaluated to determine possible future use.
More info
For details about this read the news release.
For more info about the overdose crisis including where to get a naloxone kit visit www.vch.ca/overdose.
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Today is dedicated to all the men out there with something frilly under their khakis. Lots of men wear panties for lots of different reasons. Some like to do something that feels naughty, some like the look, the way their special bits are held more snugly than in boxers or the feel of the soft, shiny or lacy material.
The popular misconception is that men who like to wear women's clothing must be gay. In fact, numbers seem to indicate that the majority of men who enjoy wearing women's clothing self identify as straight. Of course people can't always be looked at in terms of "the numbers" and there will be a wide variety of folks who defy the trends in any group. If you find out someone you know likes to dress in clothes of the opposite gender, have a conversation with them and find out what they like about it before making assumptions about what it may or may not mean about their broader sexual preferences and orientations, ok?
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The heart of the race : Black women's lives in Britain / Beverley Bryan, Stella Dadzie, and Suzanne Scafe.
by Bryan, Beverley; Dadzie, Stella; Scafe, Suzanne.Publisher: London : Virago, 1985Description: vi, 250 pages : 20 cm. (pbk).Subject(s): Women, Black -- Great Britain -- History | Women, Black -- Great Britain -- Social life and customs | Blacks -- Great Britain | black peoples | women | migration | women
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