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What qualities contribute to the making of a really good ghost story? A deftly crafted air of unease and suspense is essential. A well-defined sense of place is also an advantage – the isolated mist-shrouded mansion, or the forest landscape never penetrated by the sun. Then you need a protagonist, someone who is haunted as much by loneliness and doubt as by the spirits of those departed. All these qualities help to shape a good ghost story, but the best ghost stories, and those by Walter de la Mare are certainly among the best, have something else in their favour – an enduring sense of mystery and a solution or explanation that remains tantalisingly out of reach. Take for example perhaps the most famous ghost story of them all, Henry James's The Turn of the Screw (1898). James's tale certainly has the atmosphere, the location and the troubled protagonist, but it also raises numerous tantalising questions. Are the ghosts in the story 'real', or do they only exist within the mind of the governess? Do the children within her care see the ghosts but refuse to admit it, or are they totally innocent and merely bewildered by events? Is the governess malevolent or mad, or is she rather the only hope of salvation in a story that deals almost exclusively with evil? James's ability to weave ambiguity into the fabric of the tale makes it a sublime ghost story. Walter de la Mare possessed a very similar ability to create narratives in which many interpretations are possible, something which – taken together with his perfectly pitched sense of place and his elegant prose – made him one of the finest writers of supernatural tales in the language.
Devilishly Good: The Best of Dennis Wheatley21 Jul
Dennis Wheatley was an English writer whose prolific output of thrillers and occult novels made him one of the world's best-selling authors from the 1930s through the 1960s. His Gregory Sallust series was one of the main inspirations for Ian Fleming's James Bond stories but he is probably associated first and foremost with the Black Magic series of novels, among them The Devil Rides Out. Wheatley mainly wrote adventure novels, with many books in a series of linked works. Background themes included the French Revolution (the Roger Brook series), Satanism (the Duke de Richleau series), World War II (the Gregory Sallust series) and espionage (the Julian Day novels). Over time, each of his major series would include at least one book pitting the hero against some manifestation of the supernatural – making them into Fantasy and specifically Contemporary Fantasy. He came to be considered an authority on Satanism, the practice of exorcism, and black magic, toward all of which he expressed hostility. During his study of the paranormal, though, he joined the Ghost Club. Wheatley himself once said: "Should any of my readers incline to a serious study of the subject, and thus come into contact with a man or a woman of Power, I feel that it is only right to urge them, most strongly, to refrain from being drawn into the practise of the Secret Art in any way. My own observations have led me to an absolute conviction that to do so would bring them into dangers of a very real and concrete nature."
Five Ghosts22 Apr
Frank Barbiere and Chris Mooneyham, along with colourist Lauren Affe, launched Five Ghosts in 2013, first as a Kickstarter and later as a series from Image Comics. Barbiere's central character Fabian Gray is a treasure hunter, and he deliberately and squarely is drawn from two types: the adventurer, best typified by Indiana Jones and the gothic villain or Byronic hero who has a brilliant mind, dark secrets and a tortured soul. Gray's central affliction and rare talents come from a long-ago encounter with a mysterious artifact called 'The Dreamstone,' which resulted in his ability to draw upon the abilities of five legendary 'ghosts.' Although unnamed, it's fair to guess that The Wizard is Merlin, The Archer is Robin Hood, The Detective is Sherlock Holmes, The Samurai is Musashi and The Vampire is Dracula. All these literary and cinematic influences heavily shape Barbiere's characters and plot. Five Ghosts feels like a descendent of H. Rider Haggard's swashbuckling adventure stories from the 1880s. It also shares the retro feel and some of the same narrative approach as Alan Moore's similarly allusion-heavy and genre-fusing League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
Dark Entries: Robert Aickman13 Aug
Robert Aickman was the grandson of Richard Marsh, a leading Victorian novelist of the occult. Though his chief occupation in life was first as a conservationist of England's canals he eventually turned his talents to writing what he called 'strange stories'. Dark Entries was his first full collection, the debut in a body of work that would inspire Peter Straub to hail Aickman as "this century's most profound writer of what we call horror stories". So elegantly and comprehensively does Aickman encompass all the traditional strengths and available complexities of the supernatural story that, at times, it's hard to see how any subsequent practitioner could stand anywhere but in his shadow. True, there is perhaps a typical Aickman protagonist – usually but not always a man, and one who does not fit so well with others, temperamentally inclined to his own company. But Aickman has a considerable gift for putting us stealthily behind the eyes of said protagonist. Having established such identification, the way in which he then builds up a sense of dread is masterly. His construction of sentences and of narrative is patient and finical. He seems always to proceed from a rather grey-toned realism where detail accumulates without fuss, and the recognisable material world appears wholly four-square – until you realise that the narrative has been built as a cage, a kind of personal hell, and our protagonist is walking toward death as if in a dream.
They Return at Evening: H R Wakefield16 Jul
When Herbert Russell Wakefield's first collection of supernatural stories, They Return at Evening, was published in 1928, it would not have been apparent to contemporary readers that the book marked the start of a new era. Wakefield's appearance on the ghost story scene came at a time when many of the great names in the field were nearing the end of their careers as writers of supernatural fiction. M R James, E F Benson and Algernon Blackwood, who had dominated the field, had either published their last new stories or were within a few years of doing so. That his first two collections of ghost stories, They Return at Evening (1928) and Old Man's Beard (1929) have not been reprinted since is little short of a crime, albeit one that may be partly explained by the popularity of the two anthologies which were published by Jonathan Cape in their Florin Books series, which used many of the best stories from Wakefield's first three collections. Such neglect places Wakefield in distinguished company: E G Swain, R H Malden, A N L Munby and L T C Rolt are all authors of fine collections of ghost stories, which for many years after their publication were not easily available, and consequently more talked-about than read by ghost story enthusiasts. Wakefield, however, differs from the others in that he wrote several collections of weird tales, over a period of thirty-three years – Messrs Swain, Malden, Munby and Rolt wrote one collection each. They Return at Evening thus marked a turning point – away from the last century and on into a brave new world whose boundaries seemed limitless.
The Dunwich Horror12 Mar
The Dunwich Horror was written by H P Lovecraft in August 1928 and is considered one of the core tales in his Cthulhu mythos. There are several significant literary influences on the tale. The central premise – the sexual union of a 'god' or monster with a human woman – is taken directly from Arthur Machen's The Great God Pan; Lovecraft actually alludes to the story at one point in his narrative. The use of bizarre footsteps to indicate the presence of an otherwise undetectable entity is borrowed from Algernon Blackwood's The Wendigo. There are several other celebrated weird tales featuring invisible monsters Fitz-James O'Brien's What Was It?; Guy de Maupassant's The Horla (certain features of which had already been adapted for The Call of Cthulhu); Ambrose Bierce's The Damned Thing – but they do not appear to have influenced the tale substantially. A less well-known story, Anthony M Rud's Ooze, also deals with an invisible monster that eventually bursts forth from the house in which it is trapped; Lovecraft expressed great enthusiasm for the tale when he read it in the spring of 1923. The Dunwich Horror also stands out as being one of the few tales Lovecraft wrote wherein the heroes successfully defeat the antagonistic entity or monster of the story.
The Kingdom of Hay15 Jan
The rolling agricultural landscapes of Herefordshire have an easy-going charm, but the finest scenery hereabouts is along the banks of the River Wye, which wriggles and worms its way across the county linking most of the places of interest. Plonked in the middle of the county on the Wye is Hereford, a sleepy, rather old-fashioned sort of place whose proudest possession, the remarkable Mappa Mundi map, was almost flogged off in a round of ecclesiastical budget cuts back in the 1980s. To the west of Hereford, hard by the Welsh border, the key attraction is Hay-on-Wye, which – thanks to the purposeful industry of its very own self-proclaimed 'King' Richard Booth – has become the world's largest repository of secondhand books, on sale in a score of secondhand bookshops. The Hay Festival of Literature & Arts is an annual literature festival held there for ten days from May to June. Devised by Norman and Peter Florence in 1988, the festival was described by Bill Clinton in 2001 as 'The Woodstock of the mind'. But Hay-on-Wye was already well known for its many bookshops before the festival was launched. Booth opened his first shop there in 1961, and by the 1970s Hay had gained the nickname 'The Town of Books'. On 1 April 1977 Booth proclaimed Hay an independent kingdom with himself as king – styled Richard Cœur de Livre – and his horse as Prime Minister. He lives there still, ruling the kingdom of Hay from his very own castle in the hills.
A Warning to the Curious18 Dec
Here's a real festive treat. In 2000 the BBC produced a series called Ghost Stories for Christmas, with Christopher Lee in which Lee played M R James reading four of his own stories. Lee, who actually once met James, obviously enjoyed making this series and A Warning to the Curious is a real highlight – enjoy!
Mysteries of the Moor12 Jun
Occupying the main part of the county of Devon between Exeter and Plymouth, Dartmoor is southern England's greatest expanse of wilderness, some 365 square miles of raw granite, barren bogland, sparse grass and heather-grown moor. It was not always so desolate, as testified by the remnants of scattered Stone Age settlements and the ruined relics of the area's 19th century tin-mining industry. Today, desultory flocks of sheep and groups of ponies are virtually the only living creatures to be seen wandering over the central vastnesses of the National Park, with solitary birds – buzzards, kestrels, pipits, stonechats and wagtails – wheeling and hovering high above. But even more than its natural beauty, Dartmoor is known for its myths and legends. It is reputedly the haunt of pixies, a headless horseman, a mysterious pack of spectral hounds, and a large black dog, among others. Many landmarks have ancient legends and ghost stories associated with them, such as the allegedly haunted Jay's Grave, the ancient burial site of Childe's Tomb, the rock pile called Bowerman's Nose, and the stone crosses that mark former mediaeval routes across the moor. Dartmoor has also inspired a number of artists and writers, such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, R. D. Blackmore, Eden Phillpotts, Beatrice Chase, Agatha Christie, Rosamunde Pilcher, and the Reverend Sabine Baring-Gould. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the fictional Quidditch World Cup final between Ireland and Bulgaria was even hosted on the moor!


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Hotel Ca Marí on Migjorn beach, Formentera
Hotel Ca Marí has 34 double rooms. The rooms are bright, fresh, large and comfortable, with a terrace or balcony, located in a hotel in a privileged environment, surrounded by Mediterranean pines, a large garden and a fabulous swimming pool, which will fulfil the expectations of relaxation of any of our guests. Furthermore, it has the added value of being located on the beach of Mitgjorn. In double rooms, you will find two beds, a full bathroom, hair dryer, safe, ceiling fan and air conditioning. An extra bed is also available. Additionally, it has the option of including just breakfast, or breakfast and dinner.
All check-ins are from 14:00 and check-outs before 11:00.
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The Religion of Peace™
- Yet another young life snuffed out in the name of Allah, but if you dare to speak out then you are the one branded as an "evil racist".
(The Sun) - A British backpacker living her "dream" has been stabbed to death when a Frenchman shouting "Allahu Akbar" went on a rampage at a hostel in Australia.
Mia Ayliffe-Chung, 21, who had been working as a bartender for the past six months, was knifed in a frenzied attack in front of 30 horrified witnesses.Another Brit, named locally as Tom Jackson, is fighting for his life in hospital after reports that he was stabbed up to 15 times.
Mia's final Facebook posts show her enjoying her new life abroad as she declares she is "living my dream".
Only weeks ago, the backpacker posted on Facebook: "The hardest thing living my dream, missing the important home things. Graduations, people in hospital, funerals and birthdays."
Her mother responded: "You'll be back in the blink of an eye, and we'll all still be doing the same old stuff for the most part. Live your dream and know you're in all our hearts."
It has emerged the knifeman also stabbed a dog to death as he rampaged through a room of around 30 people on Tuesday night.
Cops have now arrested a 29-year-old man who they say screamed extremist Islamic prayers during the attack.
The stabbing took place at an accommodation complex in the Home Hill area of Queensland, at around 11.15pm local time on Tuesday.
Mia, also known as Mimi, was from Wirksworth in Derbyshire and graduated from Buxton College last year after studying child care.
She was taking time off to travel after completing her studies and had already visited Morocco, Turkey, India and Thailand before leaving for Australia, where she had initially planned to spend a year.Read More . . . .
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As Flash was the leading authoring tool till a few years ago, most organizations have a massive investment in Flash-based courses. Today, most browsers do not support Flash. Today's learners want the flexibility to learn on the device of their choice (notably Tablets and Smartphones) and not just desktops and laptops. Since Flash does not support mobile devices, there is an intrinsic need to convert your Legacy Flash courses to HTML5, which would make them mobile compatible.
The need to migrate Legacy Flash courses to HTML5 can be viewed from two perspectives:
As we know, organizations have made significant investment on Flash-based courses in the past. Many of these have a long shelf life and continue to be relevant. However, these courses do not support mobile devices. There is very limited support for Flash in browsers. Very soon, this support may cease to exist.
Studies clearly indicate the learners' shift from desktops to mobile devices. They also indicate designing eLearning courses that are responsive is emerging as a clear standard.
Globally, there is a clear shift from traditional eLearning (available on desktops and laptops) to mLearning or mobile learning which is multi-device. Learners want this flexibility wherein they can learn on the device of their choice.
However, migration of eLearning courses to HTML5 is not as straightforward as it sounds. You can read some of my previous articles (listed in the Read More section at the end of this article) where I have highlighted these aspects and have also shared pointers to maximize your ROI in the process.
Now, we move on to an interesting opportunity this migration exercise provides. You can use this exercise to not only gain the technology uplift, but also incorporate the trending and more immersive learning strategies.
Let me begin with the key factors that impact the ROI of training and then identify the techniques that can influence or impact this. We will then see how we can use this migration opportunity to embrace these techniques and create an impactful training.
Key factors that impact the ROI of training
Here are my recommendations. You can leverage this opportunity to:
Use learning techniques that engage and motivate learners, including:
Use innovative formats that appeal to learners (rather than traditional eLearning approaches), such as:
Foster an environment of continuous, collaborative, and inclusive learning through:
Here are 4 examples that showcase how we enhanced the training impact as we migrated the Legacy Flash-based eLearning courses to HTML5 using more immersive techniques. All these examples feature:
Imagine what you would have got if you had opted for only technology uplift. These superior designs uplift the learner engagement quotient and facilitate sticky learning.
This course was originally a traditional eLearning course which needed to be redesigned for a modern learner profile.
Overall, the new, migrated course offered the learners a more intuitive experience through better hierarchy in information and engaging layouts, and users found it easier to navigate through the course. The new course design also offered the learners better ways to interact in the course, and they now had better control over the pace at which they wanted to learn.
Before: 3 separate frames on Introduction and Module structure
After: A single frame with required information (layered and more intuitive)
Before: Image was not relevant to the content and visual hierarchy was not also not apt
After: Relevant imagery and precise information hierarchy
This course was originally a Flash-based, traditional eLearning course with heavy visuals supported with animations. The whole content was presented in a user interface that looked like a book. The content was presented using contextual imagery and typography.
Before: The design looks dated (the initial course was designed over 7 years ago)
After: Modern and contextual imagery is used to set the context
Before: The design looks dated and screen looks cluttered
After: Contextual imagery and a clear visual hierarchy
The original course was initially developed using an older HTML framework that was not compatible with Smartphones and had a lot of interactivities that were not optimized for a mobile platform.
Before: Traditional eLearning design format
After: Uses a Scenario based learning in a Guided exploration mode
Before: Traditional and heavy design
After: Easy to read and clean uncluttered design
Example 4 – Migration of a traditional, page turner eLearning course into scenario-based, Mobile Apps to engage a modern learner demographic
This was a traditional eLearning module created as a PPT and integrated into an articulate presenter framework with minimal controls for the user. It was more like a page turner wrapped into a nice User Interface.
Before: Cluttered design
After: Uncluttered and crisp design with clear visual hierarchy
Before: Traditional format
After: Modern design
I hope this article gives you food for thought that you can use as you plan the migration of traditional eLearning courses to HTML5 format. Do use this opportunity to enhance your training delivery's impact. If you have any queries, do contact me.
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Sweaters made with upcycled old jeans, knitted in Italy with artisanal method. Sweater made with 95% upcycled cotton and 5% other fibers. An upcycled cotton sweater ideal for the spring and summer seasons. 100% natural Blue color, from old Blue -colored jeans we obtain a yarn of the same color without using dyes neither chemicals.
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What would be the ten food cupboard essentials? The ones you really just couldn't live without?
For me it would be tea bags, marmite, pasta, couscous, bread (I see a running carb theme here). Then maybe Soya milk, tinned tomatoes, olive oil, flour and orange juice.
Which pretty much shows what our diet is 80% of the time (note to self cut down on the carbs..says the lady who eats pasta every other day). A survey has been set up by Tombola to find out the nations top ten store cupboard items which you can take in here if you like. By taking part you are also entered into a prize draw to win a hamper of the top ten items. I'm sure tea bags must make it in the final picks!
What food items are always in your cupboard?
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CLIENT: P.S. (38 year-old female)
DESCRIPTION OF OCCURRENCE: Our client's vehicle was rear-ended by a truck on Rockaway Blvd., near Baisley Blvd., in Queens County. The truck driver reported that his foot slipped off the brake.
INJURIES: Soft-tissue neck and back injuries - radiculopathy, myofascitis; herniated discs at C4-C5, C5-C6 and L5-S1 (confirmed by MRI).
Client seen in Emergency Room on day of accident. She commenced physical therapy.
Out of work - 10/15/93 to 4/8/94 (we helped client recover $9,000 for her lost wages). (The client, with barely a high school education worked with mentally-disabled adults, for a New York State Agency.)
11/11/93 to 11/15/93 - admitted to hospital for traction, exercises and heat therapy.
Pain did not resolve, client continued with physical therapy.
6/97 - Reports pain traveling from lower back into right leg .
Out of work: parts of 8/97 to 9/97.
Back surgery on 2/6/98: "Right L5-S1 Hemilaminotomy and Excision of Herniated Disc".
Out of work: post-surgery to 3/31/98.
We retained a vocational economist who found that even though P.S. could work,she was partially occupationally disabled so that she would earn less than her nondisabled counterparts and her worklife expectancy was reduced.
RESULT: Settlement for $600,000.
1. P.S. had a prior accident approximately nine months before this accident with a reported herniated disc at L5-S1, the same injury made worse in this accident and that ultimately required surgery.
2. A lawsuit was commenced in Bronx County Supreme Court. In an aggressive move, in May, 1998, we obtained summary judgment for P.S. Summary judgment was a determination on paper, by a judge - without necessity of a trial - that the defendants truck owner and truck driver were 100% at fault for this accident. The only remaining issue would then be the amount of damages. This gave our client, P.S., a huge advantage.
3. On March 2, 1999 we attended mediation, a non-binding settlement conference, to try to resolve this case. Defendants offered a settlement of $250,000, which we declined. We knew that the true value of this case was higher, as shown by the ultimate settlement figure.
4. We showed an aggressive, trial-ready posture by obtaining the services of medical illustrators, who prepared customized drawings showing P.S.'s injuries and test results, and her back surgery. While expensive, these drawings are feared by defense counsel because they are powerful evidentiary tools that, had the case not settled, would have been enlarged and presented to the jury at trial.
Medical drawings:
(1) Cervical disc herniation: 11/8/93;
(2) Lumbar disc herniation: 11/9/93;
(3) Lumbar disc herniation: 8/7/97;
(4) Lumbar disc herniation with subsequent surgical repair on 2/6/98.
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If you are planning on participating in Startup Weekend, then you have already taken the first step in developing your idea into a business. But is Connecticut the right place for a Startup? Of course, Connecticut is full of resources that will help you develop and sustain a great business. Let's look at some of the numbers & facts that prove startup success in Connecticut.
- Personal Income per Capita: $59,687, ranking #1 in the country
- GDP compared to world: $54,925; some perspective, if Connecticut decided to secede from the union and become it's own country, it would be ranked 7th most productive in the world
- 145 Venture capital deals per 100K population, ranking 7th in the country
- $1856 invested in R&D per capita, ranking 4th in the country
- 142 patents per 100K workers, ranking 7th in the country
- Home to high-tech, knowledge-based workers, with concentrations 33% greater than the national average
Connecticut's Digital Media industry is vibrant and established, consisting of companies that provide services such as video production, software design and publishing, and more. So, it doesn't matter your background. There is a niche out there for anyone and everyone. Just pitch your idea!
Join us and become part of the entrepreneurial community, participating in Stamford Startup Weekend is where your journey begins!
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Real Estate Research
Multi-let industrial estates: more than just your average manufacturer
What is a multi-let industrial asset? Located near urban areas, estates are comprised of different sized units let to multiple occupiers and are usually under single ownership.
What is a multi-let industrial asset? Located near urban areas, estates are comprised of different sized units let to multiple occupiers and are usually under single ownership. The function of these assets is to provide affordable space for a wide range of activities. Tenants include those associated with lower-skilled or high-tech manufacturing, wholesale, transport and construction. There are some regional specialisms: manufacturing in the North West and the Midlands, high-tech firms in the East of England and wholesalers, communications and transport in London and the South East.
What drives demand for space on industrial estates?
The UK economy continues to improve with each passing quarter, but how and why has this translated into demand for industrial space? At 66 million sq ft, take up of units on multi-let estates was robust in 2013, with new lettings up 21% year-on-year for units below 100,000 sq ft1. Encouragingly; increased levels of activity were recorded across all UK regions, with the exception of the North West. The reason behind this uptick in demand is the strengthening and diversification of the tenant base. Manufacturing has been a traditional driver of requirements for standard industrial space. In long-term decline in many developed economies, output from UK firms has proven to be (relatively) more resilient due to the strength of its key industries. The automotive sector has been one recent British success story; car production is now back to pre-recession levels2(Figure 1) and brands such as Nissan, Mini, Rolls Royce and Jaguar Land Rover are investing in new plants and storage in the UK. This additional capacity also generates demand for floor space further down the chain. For instance, suppliers are often located close to warehouses to assist 'just in time' delivery commitments.
An interesting feature of the UK manufacturing sector is the geographical clustering of companies producing similar goods. Examples include aerospace in Lancashire, precision engineering in Gloucestershire, car and motorsport production in Birmingham and life sciences in Berkshire and Surrey. Being in close proximity benefits firms by facilitating the sharing of technology, knowledge and suppliers. This means a diverse range of buildings are required in one local area for functions such as research and development, production and delivery.
Manufacturing is more than just making things
Multi-let is not just reliant on manufacturing; it has also been a direct beneficiary of the esurgence in parcel deliveries. The advent of the internet and e-commerce had a huge structural impact on both the traditional postal system and the retail market. However, the number of parcels from online retailers increased by 3.7% per annum between 2008 and 2013 and volumes are forecast to grow by a further 3% per annum out of 2018 (Figure 2)3. A reduction in expected delivery times has created demand from parcel operators for multi-let space close to large urban areas and transport systems; they will often compromise on a bespoke hub over location.
Two further developments that will positively influence demand for multi-let estates are '3D printing' and 're-shoring'. 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, is a technique that builds solid objects using a digital file as a reference point. Whilst still very much in its infancy, this process has the potential to generate future requirements for space in the production and delivery of the printer, its base materials and final outputs.
Finally, there is increased evidence of 're-shoring' by domestic firms such as Dyson, Hornby and
John Lewis; the repatriation of industrial production back to the UK from overseas. In 2013, 15% of companies surveyed by the Manufacturing Advisory Service reported they have or are re-shoring, compared to 4% actively off-shoring 4 Rising wages in many countries, particularly China, alongside a desire to control quality and reduce lead times have driven this turnaround.
1 Industrial Property Trends Today. JLL, 2014
2 The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, 2014
3 The Outlook for UK Mail Volumes to 2023. PwC, 2013
4 MAS Barometer. Manufacturing Advisory Service, 2013
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Halsted Brushed Cotton Shirt/Bird Dog Bay
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The new wardrobe workhorse is here. Made of 100% cotton, the Linden features a brushed cotton weave and button down collar.
'Brushed' cotton is slightly heavier than woven cotton, an ideal three season choice for cooler temperatures.
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• Machine wash cold with like colors, hang or lay flat to dry.
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Veritas Academy uses a university model designed to supplement the homeschooled student. Three tracks–scholar, classical and co-op–are available to help meet the needs of each family.
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An annual Registration Fee of $225 per family is due upon application. This fee, minus a $25 administration fee, is fully refundable if your child is not admitted to Veritas Academy.
Student Tuition
SPECIAL OFFER: HALF PRICE TUITION on any 5th/6th Grammar, Literature or Math Class. View registration details.
Veritas Academy is a classical Christian school, using a university model designed to supplement the teachings of a homeschooled student. Accordingly, classes may be selected by each family as desired. Students may enroll as noted below:
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|Co-op Track
1-3 hours per week, any grade level
Semester classes meeting two hours per week will be counted as one hour toward a student's total hours for the year.
Full-time students will receive preference for class placement through July 19th.
Part-time students will be guaranteed class seats after July 19thprovided seats are available.
Please note: Registration fee must be paid to guarantee class placement.
Christ & the Classics and Classical Recitations
Attendance for these assembly periods is required for students wishing to stay at school during the lunch hour (11:30 – 12:30). This includes juniors and seniors signing out for the lunch period. The fee for these classes is $100 per student, per year.
Christ & the Classics is taught at two different academic levels: Grades 7-8 and Grades 9-12.
Classical Recitations is offered for Grades 5 & 6.
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There are thousands of landlords in any moderately sized city. Of these landlords, only a few dozen are highly profitable. Most landlords break even, while a healthy percentage lose money or make a few dollars here and there. But have you ever paused to consider what sets the highly profitable apart from the average? In almost every case, they don't cut corners…. [Read More]
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Happy Humpday my lovely friends :) When my new Pink Bird Box from ETUDE HOUSE arrived I was so excited what would be inside this time and I was so happy to see something of the Disney Dumbo collection inside: Immediately the Moistfull Collagen Facial Stick caught my eyes and stole my heart, since I already loved both of the product out of this collection which I got before >>click here<<.
I think it was love at first sight: everything about this product is looking so perfect: the packaging, the fact that it is out of the Dumbo collection, and the stick itself.
As I said before, I can't describe in words how beautiful and adorable that packaging is. Really, it's such a playful and cute packaging and the little Dumbo just makes my heart drop <3 Just have a look at it, I think that the photos can describe it in a better way than me.
The stick is very easy to use: You just remove the cap of the stick and apply it evenly on your face in the mornings or evenings or whenever your skin feels dry. After the usage don't miss to put the cap on it again.
The stick feels creamy almost like a balm on the skin and is almost invisible after the usage. The skin feels immediately hydrated, soft and cared, as if a small layer is on the skin and protects it. It absorbs very quickly and doesn't leave an oily or greasy effect on the skin, whereas it has a very pleasant cooling effect.
The ETUDE HOUSE Moistfull Collagen Facial Stick is just the perfect addition for all beauty lovers who need something to take with them and to use in the usual morning and evening routine to give the skin more hydration and take care of it. It's the perfect addition to my winter care, especially since I have the cream out of that line too. Definitely a must have for dry or winter stressed skin.


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What an awesome website! Just found it on Facebook, and really appreciate the work you do putting all these events in 1 spot! I did want to let you know that the Waukesha Christmas Parade is on 11/23 at 4 PM. I didn't see it on your calendar, and we go every year – it's lots of fun!
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I put up the events when I get a chance, it is up there now. With 4 kids and various activities it is hard to get everything up in one day 🙂 Thanks for the kind words and the heads up on the event!
I am so glad you found us! We have been at this since 2011 and it has really been a labor of love, and I LOVE hearing all the kind words that people have to say!
Hi Melissa – I am doing the marketing for the Oconomowoc Arts Center and I was wondering if you would like information about our family events? I can get that info for you! Thank you! Rebecca 560-4254
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Kish Island was ranked among the world's 10 most beautiful islands by The New York Times in 2010, and is the fourth most visited vacation destination in Southwest Asia after Dubai, U.A.E, and Sharm el-Sheikh. Foreign nationals wishing to enter Kish Free Zone from legal ports are not required to obtain visas prior to travel. Valid travel permits are stamped for 14 days by airport and Kish port police officials. Kish gained media fame for being the location of Robert Levinson's disappearance.
Location: South of Hormozgan province in Persian golf.
Distance from shore: About 20 km
Days of trip: (Without plane) 4-5 Days from Tehran to Tehran (Without heavy traffic you need 20 hr driving from Tehran to Bandar Abbas, then 5-6 hr to Charak or Aftab and 1 hr by boat to Kish island)
Attention: In holidays there is heavy traffic in all roads around Tehran.
Best time to visit: October to May
Daily time visit: No limit
Difficulty level: Easy
Requirements: (Depend on your plan) Guide or GPS track, water, food, warm and waterproof clothes and tent, waterproof shoes, headlamp
Legal permission need: No
Overall risk: -
Animal risk: No
Lost risk: No
Rescue: Yes, you can call 115
GSM Mobile Antenna: Yes
Hotel: Yes
Village: Yes
Shop: Yes
Gasoline: Yes
How to get there:
1- Go to Baihaghi or sout terminal of buses in Tehran (more info), Also you can use air plane or traine.
2- Take a bus ticket to Bandar Abbas
3- Take a taxi from Bandar Abbas to Aftab or Charak city
4- Take a boat to Kish island
Nearest airport: Kish airport
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This is my personal webpage. It may not be too serious, but all the information should be correct and hopefully up to date.
I was born in Cagliari (ITALY), the 4th of December 1983.
Since May 2012, I am a PostDoc in Particle Physics at INFN and I am a member of the LHCb collaboration at CERN.
Current interests
- Rare decays of charmed mesons
- Λc absolute branching fraction
- Charm physics for the LHCb upgrade
- LHCb muon detector upgrade
Other interestsI also worked on
- Minimum bias physics, prompt hadron production ratios
- B physics, CKM γ measurement via tree level processes (B → DK)
- Charm physics, D decays for physics and detector calibration
- Magnetic distortion calibration for the LHCb Ring Imaging CHerenkov (RICH) detectors
Physics in general, I did some work on acoustic detection of Ultra High Energy Neutrinos in the sea and Lepton Flavour Violation in B decays.
I am also interested in programming languages for data analysis and web developement.
- The LHCb Collaboration, "Measurement of prompt hadron production ratios in pp collisions at √s = 0.9 and 7 TeV", arXiv:1206.5160 (accepted by EPJ C)
- A. Borgia, W. Cameron, A. Contu, C. D'Ambrosio, C. Frei, N. Harnew, M. John, G. Lefeuvre, R. Mountain, S. Stone, D. Websdale, F. Xing, "The Magnetic Distortion Calibration System of the LHCb RICH1 Detector", arXiv:1206.0253 (submitted to NIM A)
- A. Contu, "Particle Production Studies at LHCb", CERN-LHCb-PROC-2011-018, published in Proceedings of Science
Complete list:
- inSpire
- arXiv
- CDS - Cern Document Server (CERN NICE Login Required)
Recent conference talks:
Soft QCD and FWD results from LHCb, Slides
- IOP - Nuclear and Particle Physics Divisional Conference 2011,
Prompt Hadron Production at LHCb, Slides
- Kruger2010 Workshop on Discovery Physics at LHC,
Particle Production Multiplicities at LHCb, Slides
Personal: email@example.com
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Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)
Sezione di Cagliari
Cittadella Universitaria di Monserrato
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Casella Postale 170
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Office: +39 070 675 4982 (INFN), +41 22 76 77174 (CERN)
Mobile: +39 3495950939
- Oxford LHCb Group Website, on behalf of the LHCb Oxford group
- QuiProQuote, started as a joke between collegues, it now contains more than 2000 quotes and funny scenes of today's life.


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The 6 man tag makes sense from a continuity standpoint (the outlaws and kane are the hired goons in The Shield's way). Wyatt vs. Cena is probably the best program Cena has been in since The Rock or Punk.
Really the only one that is truly thrown together or forced is the Memorial Battle Royal. But even that has potential to be a little fun.


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For more than 40 years, Charles Dibble enjoyed professional success and recognition as a designer of aircraft engines. After "retiring" in the late 1960s, Dibble turned his creativity to another challenge – organizing community programs for young people, especially those that could build self-esteem and confidence.In the late 1980's, on the wedding day of his grand niece, Dibble's true legacy began to take shape. As he chatted briefly with the young bride, she reassured him, "Don't worry Uncle Charlie. It's just my first marriage."
But "Charlie" was very concerned. He was troubled by how his young relative envisioned marriage, and by the suffering he had witnessed in his other young friends as a consequence of divorce.
Dibble decided to spend his last years helping young people learn the skills necessary for successful marriages.
"We will develop and implement educational programs to provide high school and college students with an understanding of the components of a successful marriage, and to help them prepare for such a relationship." "There is exciting work being done in the field, but it is scattered and not organized to be generally useful to educators or parents. We recognize that it will take dedicated work to find and support those who have talent to contribute. We have established the Dibble Institute for Marriage Education to carry on when I can no longer contribute ."
Today, The Dibble Institute is privileged to continue the work of such a loving and far-sighted philanthropist.


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U.S. Rep. Ron Paul has launched a presidential exploratory committee. We've previously explored several statements by the outspoken Republican.
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Sen. John McCain's new health care plan brings the issue back in focus for the presidential candidates. We check three new claims.
Romney misses easy grounder
At the CNN/YouTube debate, the candidates argued about immigration, crime and Iraq. We found they generally got their facts right, although Huckabee distorted the facts on an education program for immigrants and Romney missed an easy one about the Red Sox.
Obama zapped by lightning claim
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I had this date recently, and everything went great until the end. As it turns out, it doesn't matter how sparkling your conversation is if your life plans don't align with his. I wrote it off as a valuable experience, at least that's what I'll tell people, and thought little of it. But when I woke up the next morning something about the night felt off, uncomfortable even. And as the day progressed I realized that my unsettled feelings were because there was a detail which played no part in the evening : my chronic pain.
Is it odd that being nothing other than a "typical" 29-year-old on a date makes me uncomfortable? As I write my pain is somehow creeping upward and my sight is blurry with opioids, which doesn't make sense even to me. Still, I can deal with this, but my noneventful {and even over-played} evening throws me off. The date could have been Story B on an episode of Full House, so commonplace it's boring. Yet it doesn't sit well. Quite a puzzler.
I have no idea when I became this person who is comfortable with her chronic pain. Perhaps it was when I decided that my issues were going to hang around for a while whether I fought them or not. What's the use in spending all that time and effort pushing against a wall that refuses to move? Or maybe it happened when my pain sucked the excess energy out of me, and I didn't have any stamina left to fight? Eh, it probably just happened because I got really negative one day and declared "I'm over it!" very dramatically and stormed out the room.
Regardless of when or why it happened, I know that this is a mindset that I can, with a bit of work, abandon. I already feel myself moving in that direction. Let's face it – I've been in that Everything Sucks mode for so long the scales were bound to tip. But I'm hoping that if / when I make it safely to the other side, that side where strides are made and lives change for the better, I don't adopt a disapproval for where I stand. I hope I'm capable of being thankful for these changes yet pushing for even more, all while being truly okay with it all.
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Seeing the wantlist for mascot baseball cards from each of the Opening Day sets. A person could look at this blog, and think his favorite cards are those of the mascot. While I enjoy the mascot, and collect any cards I can of this fun figure. The truth is the mascot isn't my favorite thing on cards, or at a baseball game. That special honor is reserved for the stadium that the game is played in.
If I had to break down my baseball card collection, and was able to keep only one theme or binder. The binder that I would choose is the one dedicated to my baseball stadium cards. Something about the architecture of the entire stadium draws me in. Every detail from the statues of past ballplayers, banners on the outside walls of the current stars, to the art sometimes placed inside, and outside the stadium. I am just a fan of the entire stadium.
Why am I going off about this love affair with the stadium you ask? Saturday was a great day for additions into my stadium collection. In Beaverton they were having the monthly card show at this location. With the wife going back to work on Friday after being off due to the car wreck. Saturday was my first chance to do this show since that wreck.
Yes, I've done the Mall 205 show across town, but not this show. Even if most of the dealers are the exact same guys at both shows. It is nice to hit the guys who are only at the one show. Sometimes you can get different stuff from the same dealers at both shows. They might bring a new box, or got in some new stuff since the other show.
Heading up I still had to make my ritual stop at the Goodwill in Wilsonville. Even if the hobby room is a cramped disorganized mess right now. Maybe, there could be something that was awesome enough I'd push a bobblehead or something else out the door. What I found is this little treasure that doesn't take up much space, and has already found a spot on the shelf.
Honestly my love affair with stadiums goes beyond just baseball, and this soccer stadium shows that. I almost missed seeing the thing it is so small. With all the other nick-nacks it kind of blended in with the entire lot of stuff on the shelf.
Once at the show I got right to work on looking through the dime, and quarter boxes. Those boxes are when I found these.
Wish they had more than just the four in the box, but it's a decent start to a new addition on the wantlists. These also fit under that category of stuff I've been slowly learning about since getting back into the hobby. A category that seems to grow every few months, or every time I hit up a card show.
I gave a ton of thought on whether or not I wanted to pick this card up for the collection. In the end two factors went into this card coming home with me. It's a great card of Yankee stadium, and it helped make the dime cards add up to a dollar. How could I not add it with two reasons like that?
Another of the subsets I didn't know existed is where I found this one Frank Thomas card, and had to bring it home. Costing only a quarter I thought it looked cool enough to buy. Now that I've looked at the card, and studied the checklist. I've added it to the wantlist, but am realistic to know it's a set that will never get finished. With only 8000 of each card, and containing guys like Jeter, and Ripken. When you throw together their collectors, and set collectors. This set is probably on a few lists uncompleted.
All this was just the tip of the iceberg on how great I did at this show. Hopefully tomorrow I'll show the huge find that I got at the same show. Taking the drive up was time very well spent.


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Possible Sentence:10 years in prison
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Mr. Henrickson started his career in criminal law in 2000 when he joined the Tallapoosa Judicial Circuit as an Assistant District Attorney. During his time as a prosecutor he handled all types of criminal charges including both felonies and misdemeanors. In 2001 and 2002 Mr. Henrickson handled all vehicular homicides and serious injury by vehicle cases prosecuted by the office.
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Mr. Henrickson has written numerous legal briefs and argued successfully before the Georgia Supreme Court and Georgia Court of Appeals. He is licensed to practice law in all state and federal courts in Georgia.
Mr. Henrickson received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Nebraska at Kearney in 1995. He received his Juris Doctorate law degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1999.
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26th January related speech in Gujarati
we celebrate 26th January as republic day. Because on this day, we started to use our own constitution. we follow our own rules and regulations.On this day every people express their emotions for mother land(India). India is one of the great country which also famous with different names just like country of festival and so on.Before 1947 the life of Indian were very painful, British government apply very strict roles on Indian people during their rule. After huge fighting India become independent in 1947, India was free from all strict rule and regulations that's really very happiest moment for all country people and those people who fought against British empire.and 1950 was the year when India become republic, India's own government was sketched and British government was removed from India.
Republic day is coming so gets ready with your republic day's excellent patriotic performance just like dancing, acting, anchoring, speech, patriotic poems etc.
2 year 11 months and 18 days is not a less time for writing the constitution. India's constitution was become world's biggest hand written constitution which was started in 1947 and completed in 1950 by Dr. B.R.Ambedkar and his team.Ambedkar was the men who written the constitution of India in two languages(Hindi & English).
Now here is that speech on 26th January. If you like it, then don't forget to send it to your friends.


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Power System Consultants and Engineers: we are providing Engineering Services to Power Industrial Plant Electric System having Grid Support and Distribution Sub-station Network. Power System Design Engineering and Consultancy, System Study and Network Analysis are our one of the major business ventures
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Our mission is to 'help our clients in the world of power '. We achieve this through our portfolio of capabilities and experts, who deliver end to end solutions, as part of our holistic client partnerships.
As we emerge as a multinational organisation we have not lost sight of the values and ideas that have made us successful:
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"All the world is made of faith, and trust, and pixie dust."
-J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan
Right on, Peter. When you decide to partner with an educational travel company, you aren't simply picking a travel agent to get you to Neverland and home again. You're entrusting many students' "trip of a lifetime" (and your professional reputation) in a company that should care about your group's well-being every bit as much as you do. And hands down, we do. Read on for a collection of real-world stories of teachers who have placed their trust in us and seen that faith returned many fold.
The result: pixie dust all around!


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Required: OEN Number, which can be found on the top of report cards. During the school year, please allow 48-72 hours to process through system on new changes. Transportation details must be checked each summer after Aug 15 as routes/times do change from year to year.
For new JK students for September, you will be assigned a temporary ID number until your OEN number is assigned sometime by the end of September. If this temporary number (Trillium or Trevlac ID) is not sent to you, it can be obtained at the school.
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Was there ever a more generic piece of advice to writers than "put yourself out there"? I hear this constantly, and yes, I often say it myself.
It's worth investigating what it really means to "put yourself out there as a writer." Which writers are putting themselves out there, what does that look like, and how can other writers follow their example? Continue reading


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We've tried about every configuration possible trying to get our Document Conversion process working in our load balanced, Windows Server 2008 (MOSS) environment.
Using the default ports and mimicking our working Production envrionment. Anyone else getting a never ending message like this;
"The converter framework returned the following error: CE_BACKENDUNAVAILABLE"
This is not a DC machine I'm running the Document Conversion services on, it's the Index server that has 2 WFEs attached.
More info...
(done on vanilla moss site with above settings)
- Create site collection with Team Site template
- Enable Document Conversion
- Activate Office SharePoint Server Publishing
- Activate Office SharePoint Server Enterprise Site features
- Stop\Start Load Balancer and Launcher services
- Enable Content Management
- Restart services
- Set Launcher service to None for Server
- Turned load balancer again
- Microsoft.Office.Server.Conversions.LoadBalancer.exe.config set to : (default)
- Microsoft.Office.Server.Conversion.Launcher.exe.config set to : (default)
- (Re)Enabled Enterprise Features on existing sites
- Used DOS commands to net start/stop DC services
- Updated NLB to get rid of 6062 error message
- Restarted services
- Added HVU_** to Local Administrators group [note EventViewer on WFEs give error 5448: The document converter was not able to convert the file and error 5476
- Changed the Load Balancer service to Network Service then back
- Restarted services in proper order
no luck!!!


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Practices hit by flu payment chaos over Christmas holiday period
GP practices across England have been forced to review flu and pneumococcal immunisation data manually over the Christmas break to avoid delayed payments, after yet further chaos with the NHS GP data extraction system.
A letter sent by NHS England just two days before Christmas informed practices using EMIS or TPP (SystmOne) they had until midday today to submit all their information – or they would miss out on payment in January.
The letter explained to EMIS practices their November childhood flu immunisation data could be missing altogether, while November payments for seasonal flu immunisations had been miscalculated.
Practices on EMIS and those on TPP(SystmOne) were also informed their pneumococcal vaccination payments had been wrongly calculated.
NHS England said it was working with the GP IT system providers and the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) to sort out the problem - which affects practices across the whole of the country - and would reimburse practices for any shortfall.
But GP leaders said the situation was 'unacceptable' for practices that were already struggling with extra workload and under tight financial constraints.
The letter to practices from one NHS England area team, seen by Pulse, warned practices their payments could be delayed if they missed two deadlines. It gave practice until 10am today to get data submitted and then until midday to 'declare payments'.
It then stated that 'on receipt of your completed submission forms, we will amend your data for you and email you to inform you that this had been done, you must then declare the payment by midday on 4 January 2016 for a January payment'.
It added that 'failure to declare by the midday deadline will result in the payment not being made by February 2016'.
An NHS England spokesperson said: 'We are working with the providers (EMIS and TPP) and the HSCIC to identify the issues and the impact this may have had on any practice which is affected.
'Once these matters are resolved, any shortfall will be reimbursed to the practice as soon as possible.'
GPC deputy chair Dr Richard Vautrey said it was 'completely unacceptable that yet again NHS England commissioned IT systems are failing practices and adding yet more workload on to already overworked practice staff'.
Dr Vautrey added that he and other GPC members were 'hearing from angry and frustrated practice managers who are having to cope with manually reviewing this data in order to secure essential payments'.
He said: 'When many practices are struggling financially, every penny counts and it's important that the system supports practices and ensures the cashflow is not compromised by these kinds of payment delays.'
The Health and Social Care Information Centre said in a statement: 'We continue to work closely with NHS England, EMIS and TPP to rectify these problems and apologise for any inconvenience caused.'
The disruption over immunisation payments comes as many practices are already facing shortfalls of thousands of pounds after delays in payments for the unplanned admissions DES, which were due in mid-November.
The DES payment delays - which have left some practices as much as £10,000 out of pocket - were also partly down to data extraction problems and miscalculations with EMIS and TPP (SystmOne).
Readers' comments (8)
NHSE staff point their underworked, incompetent, critical fingers at GP practices and their performance and yet NHSE must be one of the most chaotic and shambolic outfits going. Practices are being bullied into submitting data in ridiculous timeframes to avoid negative consequences. Why do the incompetents at NHSE never face any consequences? They just become promoted to their level of incompetence.
This is what the Gov.UK site says about late payments:
1. When a payment becomes late
You can claim interest and debt recovery costs if another business is late paying for goods or a service.
If you haven't already agreed when the money will be paid, the law says the payment is late after 30 days for public authorities and business transactions after either:
the customer gets the invoice
you deliver the goods or provide the service (if this is later)
You can agree a longer period for payments from one business to another - but if it's longer than 60 days it must be fair to both businesses.
Looks like (Anonymous | Sessional/Locum GP04 Jan 2016 1:47pm) may well have a point!


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Good Morning Crafters
Happy Monday to you all! Did you have a nice weekend?
Today we have an accordion card project to share by Pandy.
Products can be found on the Personal Impressions website.
For this project you will need the following:
Craft UK Ltd C6 white card blanks
Tim Holtz Stencil - Blossom (THS031)
Tim Holtz Stencil - Gothic (THS026)
Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous stamps – Mixed Media (CMS125)
Memento Ink Pads in Dandelion – Bamboo Leaves – Lady Bug
Crystal stickers in Red
Crafty Impressions pale yellow chiffon flowers
Double sided tape
Take 3 Card Craft card blanks – fold in half – use double sided tape to stick one of the cards, with the fold pointing towards you, to the insides of the other 2 cards – making an accordion fold panel.
Rub the edge all over the white area and edges with the Dandelion colour ink to give you a marble looking background.
Use the Gothic stencil and the Lady Bug ink in the centres of the panels.
Then use the Blossom stencil and the Bamboo Leaves ink at the side of the panels.
Stamp over the Blossom with the Chicken Wire stamp.
Kitten tip – the beauty of the Memento Inks is that they will not blend into each other – the colours will remain true and the shapes will all show up individually.
Slice your photo/s into thin shapes. Cut white card slightly bigger to mat them on then colour the card with the Lady Bug colour ink
Mount the photos in the panels and decorate with extra flowers and bling.
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Hi there! Our skincare routines should adapt to the seasons as our skin might have other needs when the weather changes. In this post I will share my spring facial care with you guys. 3 out of 5 products are organic and sustainable. The 2 others is one very active serum and a very smart SPF. Starting from the right:
Lina Hanson Global Face Serum, a rich oil serum which supply my skin with soothing moisture and lots of glow, the ingredients are natural and organic and it has a subtle calming scent. This can also be used on it's own but I like to use it as a part of my 5 step routine.
Kiehl's Ultra Light Daily UV Defence. This spf 50 is so light that even my daughter don't mind it (and she usually hates sunscreen, I use the one without pigments on her though). It has a 'universal' tint to it, which means if you have pretty good skin, you won't need to go over with foundation after, just like a tinted moisturizer.
Weleda Cold Cream, a rich moisturizing and protecting cream with bees wax and almond oil. It's similar to Skinfood from weleda but less oily, so perfect for early spring. Weleda is super holistic in every aspect by the way.
Mario Badescu Hyaluronic Emulsion Vitamin C, this is a plumping and protecting serum, Hyaluronic acids plumps and moisturizes, while Vitamin C fights signs from pollution and free radicals.
Botalical Alchemy Amly Silver Rich Face Mist, a refreshing, soothing, handmade face mist with silver enriched water and organic and natural flowers and herbs. Read more here.
Just to get it correct I's like to state the order in which I use these,- and for the record I cleanse my face with water and a cloth daily before I go on to the products.
1) Botalical Alchemy Amly Silver Rich Face Mist 2) Mario Badescu Hyalaronic Emulsion Vitamin C 3) Lina Hanson Global Face Serum 4) Weleda Cold Cream 5) Kiehl's Ultra Light Daily UV Defence.
Give your skincare a spring check, -should you perhaps consider changing a product or two? I hope this post was of good use to you.
Love Marie


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Friday, January 28, 2011
F is also for four months
Look at that baby, all round and perfect in her four-month-old glory. Sherri says that Alexandra is always happy as can be. Simply glance in her direction and you will be rewarded with a big, gooey smile. I love it.
After receiving the above picture with a message of "Come Visit Me," a February visit is in the works. I cannot wait to get my hands on Alexandra's chubby cheeked goodness. I am selfish and want those smiles (and those rolls upon rolls) all to myself.
And while I'm being selfish, I must admit to being hopeful that Alexandra's laidback demeanor is indicative of second-borns everywhere, and that Baby Lindh will be equally pleasant. Never mind that Baby L's parents are anything but laidback. That has nothing to do with influencing a child's demeanor.
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ok, she really looks a lot like Brennan in this picture. So so so cute!!!ReplyDelete
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A is for Adorable Alexandra!ReplyDelete
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Wonderful page my Dear
This looks INCREDIBLE Keren… A real gunge fell to it & the tissue paper is FABBO!!!
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Wow! Wow! Wow! This is absolutely stunning! Love all the bits and pieces here. Everything is placed perfectly and goes together so well!
Hi Karen
The page was divine … I loved the color combination and the way they positioned the photo amid the elements!
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Beautiful Keren – love it when you get your grunge on 🙂
Beautiful! Thanks for playing along with me and the Skissedilla fun this week 🙂 – Ashli
Wow! I love the amazing texture on the background. Love this grungy page Keren! 🙂
What an amazing layout!
regards, Camila.
Amazing page! Love how the tissue paper gives just the right amount of texture!
Awesome detail Keren. Thank you for your comments and becomeing a follower; much appreciated.
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Along the route of my African safari in Tanzania, I saw the Maasai people dozens of times. Their blue and red frocks gave them away every time. Not only are they scattered throughout the main roads, mostly herding their cattle. Their villages are also sporadically spread on the long stretches of land. These homes are easily identifiable by the small cluster of cow dung huts with straw roofs.
It is hard not to be curious about the Maasai culture. Luckily, I got to take a little peek into their tribal community.
On the way back to the city of Arusha, after a long day on safari at Ngorongoro Crater, our Shadows of Africa driver took us down a dusty, bumpy road to get to a Maasai village.
We were greeted by the chief's son and he welcomed us into the inner circle of their living quarters, which consisted of about eight small huts. There was one for each wife and their children, plus one for the husband who alternates which woman stays with him each evening.
In this polygamist lifestyle, the more wives the chief has, the more respected he is. And the more wives, the less work each one is responsible for, so we were told that many of the women did not mind when another lady was brought into their community.
We were immediately welcomed by the residents with a lively dance, which consisted of chanting in combination with the men jumping high and the women performing in a rhythmic bouncing motion.
I was brought into the center of the group to participate into this tradition, which confirmed I have no rhythm, even when it comes to simply bobbing up and down.
Though the dance was an enjoyable experience, it was difficult for me to concentrate on the technique when the handful of sweet children were at my feet, the exposed parts of their bodies covered in flies.
I wanted to brush every one of them off, and I did, but they just returned seconds later.
Being that this is a reality of their lives, the flies didn't seem to bother them as much as me.
Baraca, the son, was gracious enough to give us a brief tour inside of the chief's hut, which was made entirely by the women of the tribe. The interior consisted of three tiny rooms, one for the husband and wife, one for the children and the main area was a kichen. Each of the rooms could not have been larger than 5'x6′.
The bedrooms were mostly vacant besides the blue tarps that lined the floors. The other room, which had a dirt floor, housed a couple of ceramic mugs, a teapot and a towel.
The women actually do most of the work inside of each village, while the men are in charge of creating wealth, with their herds of cattle and being the warriors. Their livestock holds so much value because it is also a form of currency, being traded for an array of goods.
Not only are the cattle used for currency, they are also used for nutrition. Even the cows blood is drank on special occasions, such as a circumcision. The recently circumcised boys will dress in black with white paint on their faces. They do not use any medication, the one that doesn't cry is said to be a warrior.
Drinking the blood after is not only a tradition, but is said to help with nourishment during healing.
Before departing the Maasai village, the son led us to a small section of handmade beadwork that they were selling at outrageous prices, but I still paid a whopping $30 for one necklace (he wanted fifty). The necklace may not have been worth the money, but the experience of visiting the tribe was.
Disclosure: I was a guest of Shadows of Africa on this safari, but all the words I write come straight from my, sometimes distorted, mind. Just as it should be.
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9 Things To Do on a Long Haul Flight to Cure Boredom


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Attention muggles! We lost our minds over these makeup brushes that look like Harry Potter wands and now somebody has created a REAL-LIFE highlighting palette.
The palette is being sold on AWhimsicalWillow's Etsy page for £33.61 and it's all kinds of magical. JUST FEAST YOUR EYES BELOW.
Our muggle eyes are so unworthy but we NEED this palette in our lives. The highlighting and contour palette is completely vegan (*mini fist pump*) and comes in gorgeous relevantly named shades.
The best part? There are swatches and everything.
'Firewhiskey', 'Unicorn Hair', 'Butterbeer Foam'… IT'S ALL TOO MUCH. The shades are extremely pigmented so that you can now 'create looks so fierce, you could slay a troll – without a wand'.
The palette is obviously sold out, but you can pre-order it now for when it ships out on 20th November.
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Thursday, 28 February 2013
Ken Livingstone thinks Ed Miliband is the next Margaret Thatcher.
Ken also says he wants Dave to 'publicly eviscerate' George
Former Mayor of London Ken Livingston has remarkably compared Ed Miliband to Margaret Thatcher.
In an interview on London Loves Business Ken Livingstone said Miliband was capable of transforming Britain.
"The parallels you need to look for are with Thatcher. Thatcher didn't care what people thought of her. She had an agenda and was determined to drive it through…the world is looking for another way forward and I think Ed Miliband has that", said Livingstone.
In the same article Livingstone advises Prime Minister David Cameron to "publicly eviscerate" George Osborne and replace him with ex-Tory chancellor Ken Clarke.
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3 comments:
- Unknown said...
I do hope not!
- 7:15 pm, February 28, 2013
- Anonymous said...
Good thing Nabil and co vanquished him from London Forever
- 7:26 pm, February 28, 2013
- Anonymous said...
I think there's something not quite right with Livingstone, aside from the obvious, he's been coming out with some really oddball statements recently
- 10:03 pm, March 01, 2013
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