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Baobab is a remarkable tree, native to Africa which is also referred as 'the tree of life. It is not just confined to Africa now as Henry Johnson, UK market development manager of PhytoTrade Africa, says demand for baobab powder in the UK is moving beyond the health food sector into the realm of mainstream retailers. Baobab helps in improving alertness and energy levels, supporting the immune system, maintaining a healthy nervous system and boosting iron levels. This nutrient-dense fruit ripens and dries on the tree to produce a powdery pulp, which has extraordinary nutritious qualities. There is no heat or pasteurisation necessary to make baobab fruit powder consequently becomes the extract for Super Organic Baobab.
Baobab fruit has a citrusy flavour and boasts more vitamins and minerals which you typically find in oranges, bananas and even blackcurrants. It is from this fruit, the popular Super Organic Baobab powder is derived. Alongside being able to provide the above benefits to you, it can increase energy levels, strengthen the immune system, reduce hunger cravings and helps to manage blood sugar levels.
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The pure form of this powder has unique nutritional properties. Add the Super Organic Baobab to your diet and gain the following health benefits:
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— A Pompano Beach mother was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison for slamming her 2-year-old daughter against a wall after the little girl soiled herself.
The child, Jayla Jackson, immediately went limp after her head struck the wall, said prosecutor Nicole Alvarez. Jayla has been on life support at Broward General Medical Center ever since the Feb. 26, 2010, incident, brain dead with no medical hope of recovery.
Keisha Jackson, 22, pleaded guilty in February to one count of aggravated child abuse and one count of child neglect. She told Broward Circuit Judge Andrew Siegel at her sentencing hearing Friday that her daughter was throwing a tantrum because Jackson was going to throw away the soiled underwear the little girl was wearing.
"I turned around and I pushed her," Jackson said. "I didn't mean for her head to hit the wall like that."
But Jonathan Lawrence, the Broward sheriff's detective who arrested Jackson, said the girl showed signs of abuse, including burn and belt marks, that predated the incident that left Jayla clinging to life. Jackson also admitted biting the girl at least seven times.
Lawrence struggled at one point to maintain his professional composure, apologizing to the judge when he couldn't finish a thought. "I've investigated numerous heinous crimes," he said, ranking Jackson's case among the more difficult.
There was no deal with prosecutors, and Jackson was asking Siegel for a lenient sentence. But Siegel decided a harsher sentence was in order.
After her prison term is up, Jackson will have to spend 10 years on probation. Upon her release, she will have to take parenting classes, Siegel ruled.
There was no indication in court of what will happen next to the victim. Defense lawyer Shlomi Presser said her family still held onto a glimmer of hope for recovery, but Alvarez noted that recovery is not in Jayla's prognosis.
Because the criminal case is over, Jackson cannot be charged with murder if the victim dies.
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This recipe is the result of an early morning haze wherein I emptied random things from the refrigerator into a pan in a blurry attempt to make breakfast. It came out better than I expected, and now my husband and I eat scrambled eggs for breakfast this way almost every day.
Sometimes just a little twist on a traditional dish really makes it shine.
- Spray a large saucepan over medium-low heat with non-stick spray and drop in the butter if you're using it. Whisk together the eggs, Greek yogurt, salsa, Gorgonzola and Cholula seasoning in a mixing bowl before pouring into the pan. Scramble until almost all of the liquid is absorbed. Turn off the heat, cover and let sit for two minutes. Serves 1or 2.


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It's Friday night of the first full week of Lent….about 8 of 40 days done.
This is what happened…
His cousin, John, baptized him in the waters…
The beautiful sky opened up, a dove descended, and Jesus heard…
Matthew 3:17 And a voice from heaven said, "This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased."
Then Jesus went into the desert for 40 days to face temptation from the enemy.
I am absolutely convinced that we cannot go into the desert and defeat the enemy of our souls unless we first hear, know, and accept that we are beloved by God.
You may disagree…yet I persist in believing that God is well pleased with us to begin with. It is only when we doubt that God is well pleased that we become displeasing.
Back in 2015 I was beginning to believe that I was well loved and I was full of joy and abundant love. I believed in infinite love. I believed in love that was stronger than scarcity and jealousy and envy and strife. I could taste the sweetness of love.
And then the desert and temptations hit. (vague intentionally to honor others…but also because we all have our mountaintop to desert stories and this isn't so much about MY story as it is about THE story.)
I fell darker and darker and grew more isolated and angry and jealous and full of strife. This Tuesday I gave Satan the hand.
Be gone Satan! In the good name of Jesus, be gone!
I told my friend tonight, I'm starting to find myself again.
We are made in the image of God. We are beautiful and made for goodness and beloved. It is the lie of the snake that tells us we should be ashamed. But we believe we should be ashamed so we try to cover our nakedness with fig leaves. The more we cover, the more our beauty is hidden. But God sees through the cover up. ooooohhhh yessss….God see through the cover up. Stop hiding.


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In financial services, we aim to achieve stickiness and loyalty. It's conventional wisdom that offering online bill payment and direct debit results in a member who is less likely to leave.
However, the real driver of loyalty is ease of doing business. Simply put, members will leave when it becomes more difficult to do business with you than it is to move their accounts.
Unfortunately, many organizations don't realize they have a service issue. In a CEB TowerGroup survey, only 19% of financial services executives thought that more than one-quarter of customers experienced service issues each year.
In fact, according to the survey, 31% of customers reported having a service problem each year. Of those who experienced issues, 57% said it took a great or good amount of effort to resolve the issue, and half of those customers said they were likely to shop for a new financial institution within the next 12 months.
That's why the way a credit union handles service issues is just as important as preventing the issues. CEB analysts have also measured customer reactions to the service they received when trying to resolve issues.
Those who received willing and capable help were 39% less likely to say they will leave the institution and were 12% more likely to say they would be willing to buy more banking services.
Reducing the effort to resolve an issue also had an incremental positive effect in both attrition risk and willingness to buy more.
The biggest increase in willingness to buy more comes when the consumer learns something new from the service experience—e.g., how to avoid fees.
To truly impact member experience, institutions have to translate these attributes into concrete actions. It's not just training and soft skills like politeness and patient listening that are likely to improve service.
An interaction with your nicest teller will still be frustrating if the teller can't resolve the member's issue. Instead, all of these actions require technology that streamlines service and problem-resolution.
Willing and capable help entails getting the member to the right person quickly—through an efficient interactive voice response system or at a branch where employees have access to tools and business-process management solutions that enable them to solve members' problems quickly and accurately.
To reduce member effort, credit unions can provide enhanced mobile banking functionality or branch kiosks for connecting with subject-matter experts. And member learning can be facilitated through online wizards and personal financial management solutions.
The next time you find yourself pondering how to resolve a service issue, consider the benefits of technology solutions. Not only can they provide a consistent member experience, but they can also improve engagement by empowering employees to resolve member issues once and for all.
NICOLE STURGILL is research director, retail banking and cards, for CEB TowerGroup.


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Step 1One hour before you'd like to stir-fry, bring 4 cups of water to a boil in a large pot. Add the bean sprouts and stir for 10 seconds. Turn off the heat, run cold water into the pot and drain. Boil and drain the sprouts a second time, then lay the sprouts out on a board to dry, loosening them with chopsticks occasionally to help the drying.
Step 2Heat a wok over high heat for 1 minute. Add peanut oil and coat the wok, using a spatula. When a wisp of white smoke appears, add the ginger and stir. When the ginger turns light brown, add the chives and fry, stirring well, for about 30 seconds or until the chives turn bright green. Add the bean sprouts, stir well, and cook for 1 minute. Turn off the heat, add the salt and toss well to season. Transfer to a heated dish and serve immediately.


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There are many reasons why you may consider self storage. First and foremost there is moving which means a lot of thought about what to do with things you cannot take with you and are too precious to be given away. Traditionally people left such things in their own house if they owned it. Or, requested family or friends to store the things for them. This meant obligations and favors and if you ever wanted to retrieve anything you would have to go at a convenient time and so on. The other seasons are an expanding family or business, office needs, collectibles, and so on.
Self storage units are a great idea and extremely convenient. They can be found in residential and office districts as well as along highways.
Storage is an intelligent choice because:
1. You can store the things close to where you plan to live.
2. Rent only as much space as you need, and have free access 24/7.
3. Not worry about safety as most units have great security arrangements and take care of things like weather proofing and security. Many units are climate controlled so that you can store antiques and art without worry about damp or cold. In cold regions the units are heated.
4. The units are cost effective and you can choose size as well as time-frame.
5. If you have a self storage unit you can store valuables there while repairing or painting your home.
6. In case you run a business out of your home or apartment the self storage unit could be a repository for office supplies and goods.
7. The self storage unit could help you de-clutter your home by storing all excess furniture, books, and decorative items.
8. If you are selling your home before relocating the storage unit could be an ideal place to store your things. It will give you time to sell your old home, choose a new one, and to make all the arrangements necessary.
9. If you have a hobby say like collecting art, kites, or carved boxes, then a self storage unit would create a place for you to safely store your treasures. Your hobby will not be an annoyance to other members of your family.
10. If you are an athlete and play different sports during different seasons then you will over time gather a great deal of equipment which will clutter up your home, apartment, or garage. If you use a self storage unit you can store all unused equipment safely.
Surf the World Web and weigh your options. Through the net you can locate units near where you plan to reside and do a comparison of the rental rates as well as facilities provided by different self storage companies. Today almost 6% of Americans opt for self storage.
Self storage grants independence and a peace of mind. You can still have possessions and not trip over them at home or in the office.


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Winter Vines
Simply beautiful
A single bloom
A morning in my garden…
Morning light
Finding time for happiness…
Slowly starting to feel like myself again. Reminding myself that what matters today is to listen, as I am seriously learning to take care of myself. So very hard to do sometimes.
Making memories of the time I have to heal and sitting inside with the Florida winter breeze blowing through my house. My white curtains dancing against the glass. Sitting alone for a moment or two allows me to remember what matters most, and many of the things I "think" matter just truly don't. But today, another beautiful day helps me focus on the sunshine that shines so brightly in my life. Even if it's appears as a huge thunderstorm at first, I am learning to see the sun after the rain has passed. Happiness is a choice!
Days of Inspiration
I've decided to do a photo a day… what inspires me in my everyday life. A way to start small but encourage myself to be brave! To follow my creativity and my passions with a simple photograph. I think we all need to feel encouraged sometimes!
This month is dedicated to just sharing moments, feeling alive just as I am and reminding myself that every day matters.
A quiet morning with my favorite thing… coffee in a tea cup. Even more glorious is a few moments to enjoy my coffee over an inspirational magazine.
Sending love,
The Beauty In Imperfection
Though I have strived for most of my life to be absolutely perfect in every way I can, I am consciously learning to "redefine" what perfection truly looks like and to embrace imperfection wholeheartedly.
I consider myself a "recovering perfectionist", as I believe there is more richness in life when you embrace the beauty in the imperfections.
But both of those don't resinate with me as much as… I am perfect just as I am.
What perfect truly looks like is the way life unfolds, instead of how I "think" life should unfold.
Through in the fullness of life, I have thought I needed more. But perfect is now, as it is.
What does perfect mean?
To me, it means to just see the mess for what it is, life in full motion. When my house is a mess and I start to feel overwhelmed and completely out of control, as my son is making forts with sheets and pillows all over the entire living room with books and toys everywhere, I have learned to just embrace those moments. To love the beauty of the "mess".
Creative play and freedom to make messes is what I encourage in our home. Even though it feels overwhelming in the moment sometimes, I still wouldn't have it any other way. I like to live in the beauty of it all. When an art project doesn't turn out as I think it should or could, I sit back and accept the beauty in the process of creating it.
I want to teach my son these values.
- That trying is what matters most, just the fact that he tried regardless of the outcome is a success.
- That even with awards and acknowledgements, what matters most is that he is having fun along the way. That our days are full of joy and he is happy! Happiness is found in the simple moments. Keep life simple and enjoy what each day unfolds.
Always sending love,
Being Grateful
I chatted with a dear friend this morning and it felt so good to connect with a mama who like me, juggles so much and strives for balance. There is something to be said about keeping it simple. When you are a designer, a creative at heart, you lean towards the tendency of doing it all. Striving for perfection. Or that may be a human trait, a personality, if you will but for me it feels so consistent in my life. Striving for balance in my life is a constant. Being a mom and striving for balance in life, family and motherhood is so consuming at times.
Through this time in my life I have decided to make a conscious effort to remind myself to just keep it simple. Focus on the things I am grateful for and just make space for the quiet. White space and room in the margins of my busy schedule.Doing things only because you want to, not because you feel obligated is the key to keeping a strong center on that balance. Being grateful and keeping it simple! My motto for this season of my life!
A little reminder that is bringing me light today.
Always sending love,


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On our way out to Grafton Lakes for a paddle on Sunday, we saw a dog standing on the side of the road.
Screeeeeeech! Pull over. Out the door. Crouch down. Call out in my special doggie voice – high, sweet, encouraging.
The beautiful Husky looked at me, her face changed from alarm to delight and, in what could have been the famous slow-motion scene in the movie "10," she floated over to me and nestled right into my arms. I was smitten.
Opened the car door. Invited her in. She didn't even look back. Leaped right in.
Closed the door. Drove off. My hand in her fur. She looking lovingly at me. Sigh.
It was a lucky thing that this dog's owner had tagged her with ID that had his name and phone number on it. I called before I gave my heart a chance to protest, and we drove the girl (reluctantly) home.
Somehow, this type of encounter happens to me pretty often. Twice I found snapping turtles lying belly up, kicking madly, in the middle of a road. Once, it was a duck trying to cross the street. Another time, two Newfoundlands were trotting blithely up the highway. They looked at me calmly, and just as serenely moseyed away.
So this leads me to the question – what are you supposed to do when you find a stray dog?
Don't do what I did.
I wasn't thinking about my safety. I just reacted.
So here are a few thoughts to keep in mind if you happen upon a stray dog:
1. Look around to be sure you won't be hit by a car when you go into dog-saving mode. Be sure you pull off the road, engage the emergency brake, and turn on your hazard blinkers.
2. Don't scare the dog. Sudden movements might cause her to run into the road. Take it slow.
3. Speak calmly to the dog. Dispense treats if you have them.
4. Get the dog into your car to keep him out of harm's way.
5. If the dog has an identification tag, call the owner. If there is no identification, call the local police or animal control agency.
6. If the dog is injured, be aware that he might bite out of pain and fear. Use a towel or blanket to restrain him. Call for help, or bring him to the nearest veterinarian.
Veterinarians, animal control officers, and animal shelters can determine if the dog is microchipped.
Without identification, you might want to foster the dog while you look for her owner. The next blog post will be about what to do with that stray dog once you bring her home.


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The Quogue Wildlife Refuge is quite unlike any place on the East End. The refuge began as a place where the local Black Duck population—which declined rapidly during the exceptionally harsh winters of the early '30s—could be propagated and reared. Richard and George Post donated the original 104 acres, formerly the Quogue Ice Company. In 1938, 107 acres were added and almost a half-century later approximately 100 more acres were added by Southampton Town.
Today, the 305-acre expanse of protected land includes more than seven miles of trails in which visitors can explore a variety of habitats including Pine Barrens, bogs, wetlands, a field and a tidal estuary. Inside the Charles Banks Belt Nature Center visitors will find a warm and friendly environment where they can observe wildlife through huge windows that overlook Old Ice Pond, a 100 year-old pond originally created for ice harvesting for the Quogue Ice Company and now home to various species of freshwater fish, turtles and birds.
The Refuge is not only a great place for a family-friendly day out. It also hosts four different summer programs depending on your child's age.
The Little Naturalists Program, for children ages 4–6, is designed to introduce and immerse young children into nature through exploring the outdoors, hands on activities, games, crafts and meeting many of the Refuge animals up close. A variety of topics will be introduced to the children including forest and pond habitats, food chains, local plants and animals, birds, mammals, reptiles, animal defenses and adaptations, composting and recycling. Each session, of which there is a total of 10, consists of three days: a Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, from 9 a.m.–noon.
The Children's Field Ecology Program, for children entering grades 2–6, will explore the infamous areas of the Refuge including the super secret, extra squishy mud trail; find the magic at Fairy Dell, get a taste of Chocolate Pudding Pond and journey to Dune Road to seine for slippery fish and quick crabs! Classes run Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–noon. Repeaters entering grades 5-6 will be off on Wednesday, July 4th, and will have a night hike on Friday from 7–10:30 p.m. East session, of which there is 5, runs Monday–Friday.
Young Explorers (grades 6–7) and Explorers (grades 8–9) will visit old favorite places, explore the Peconic River by kayak, enjoy off-site field trips, including Sunken Forest on Fire Island, and a night walk in search of owls and bats. Time and places of this program vary. Explorers in grades 8 and 9 will also have campout at the Refuge on Thursday night.
Parent or guardians are asked to stay for a brief introduction on the first day of whichever program they've signed up for, which is held in the Nature Center.
But enough about summer camp for the kids. How can the adults have fun at the Refuge? Saturday, July 13 is the Quogue Wildlife Refuge's 13th Annual Wild Night for Wildlife, a benefit gala held on the Refuge's grounds. The event—the most important event in the Refuge's fundraising program, providing a major portion of our operating budget—will feature hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, wine, live music, live and silent auctions and a chance to meet our resident animals up close!
The Quogue Wildlife Refuge is open 365 days a year from sunrise to sunset. 3 Old Country Road, Quogue. 631-653-4771, quoguewildliferefuge.org


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Yen Ha6820 NE Sandy Blvd Portland, OR 97213 Northeast Portland
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One of Portland's oldest Vietnamese restaurants, Yen Ha balances veg-friendly dishes with, um, more traditional fare - Intestines Porridge? - and their lounge maintains a nightlife similarly diverse.
Genial old men, a fun young crowd and a pleasantly deranged niche of regulars thrive midst close confines and, should the karaoke (Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays) jockeys strike an appropriate mix, sometimes even dance.
Pool x1, Mega x2, Ms PacMan, TV x3, jukebox
Tuesdays: SIN (details, TBA).
Sunday and Monday: Geeks Who Drink Trivia, (7pm).
Thursday, Friday, Saturday: Karaoke, (9pm).
Smoking patio (no drinks!).
Yen Ha's Hours of Operation
|3:00pm to 12:00am
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|3:00pm to 12:00am
|11:00am to 2:30am
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|11:00pm to 12:00am
Yen Ha's Happy Hours
|3pm-7pm $2.50-7 menu, $3 well, $4 micros, $1.50 PBR
|3pm-7pm $2.50-7 menu, $3 well, $4 micros, $1.50 PBR
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|3pm-7pm $2.50-7 menu, $3 well, $4 micros, $1.50 PBR
|11am-12am $2.50-7 menu, $3 well, $4 micros, $1.50 PBR
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I love the fried rice here. This place is very good. I love the fried squid and the cherry soda. Very good haha.
MAN this place kicks some serious tail! Went in on a night that must have been significant because when the ugly lights came up the crowd was cheering for the KJ (a RIDICULOUSLY energetic dude named Matt) to sing one more song. Talk about a man who can work a crowd?!?
The food I grabbed was out of the ordinary for typical pub-grub which was exactly what I was hoping for.
Seriously, if you're on the east side on a thursday night then Yen Ha is the place you need to be.
Food is good...friends are better...drinks are knock you on your ass strong. Check out my pa MC Matt D on Thursdays!
My fav place in P-Town to get a STIFF drink and good food. It's sad that Mikey Sha Sha left, but still a great place.
Now that MC Matt d And Warren are back in the house as Karaoke Dj's and they EXPANDED the bar out towards restaurant, its actually a cool dive to be in... Traci Fair from Hi-5 entertainment been busting this karaoke joint FAITHFULLY through good and bad for over 8 years.. place used to be a dive but growing., make a stop drinks are STRONG , and service is good for such a small po-dunk establishment, if your a karaoke fan dont miss out!!!
Word to your mother... I'm too much of a puss to sing karaoke, but man this place is tempting. I get the best drinks, and the crowd ROCKS! Maybe someday...
I like the Ha. What's not to love? There's dirty old men and trace amounts of meth on the toilet in the women's bathroom! Score!!
We made it out the weekend before Halloween and had a fantastic time. Great food, extensive song selection, super friendly staff and cliental. Bartenders Jay & Saul took expert care of us. KJ Brian was friendly, courteous and accomadating... NOT a mic hog with ego-supreme like some KJ's. Looking for a new place to sing? This is the place! What more can you ask for then a regular dressed as Elvis singing "Work It" by Missy Elliot? Thank you everyone at Yen Ha. You ROCK! :)
shanrock i just realized that that's where i know warren from. funny. haha. i'm so smart.
anyway, i'm a HUGE fan of yen-ha. seriously, this place is amazing. one of the best karaoke spots in p-town. they have songs that no other place can compare with (although, i always do the same and i really need to up the anty...) and the service is incredible. people rock, drinks rock and you can rock at the yen ha. i love every minute i'm there. To be honest, it's kind hard to leave.
Yen Ha rocks. The karaoke is fun, there are no huge crowds of assholes, the regulars range from laid back to very weird, and the bartenders are simply awesome.
. . . by rad bartenders! There's the delightful Allison, who resembles the truly lovely young Liz Taylor, or the dashing Jay who can cash in your lottery ticket and serve up a highball while in the MIDST of performing a butt-rock ballad on the cordless mike! Also, Warren the K.J. will be happy to vocally perform the "doo-doo-doo-dooooo - doo-doo-doo-doo-doo" keyboard riff if you sing "The Final Countdown." And if you're real lucky, the unofficial Yen-ha backup dancer will be there, ready to share her Carolina visor cap, as well as a view of her healthy midriff.
Yen Ha gets me in big trouble, but in a really good way. The karaoke selection is really good and you actually get to sing in a reasonable amount of time, unlike other pleaces. Culturally diverse crowd, too. What's not to love?
i have not bin here in a long time it seem''s but when i did go it was bad ass to say the lest . I am gathering friend's to go and will fuckin be back soon
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Lentswe La Batswapong is an organisation that represents the Batswapong minority group. Its main aims are to advance the aspirations and be the mouth piece of Batswapong in different spheres. The organisation aims to make the views of Batswapong known not only to the Government but to the world at large.
The aims are:
1. to show case the cultural aims of Batswapong
2. try to get thye Government recognize our language
3. try to get the Government teach our language in schools
4. to get our chiefs admitted in the House of Chiefs, where only 8 tribes are represented, leaving the rest of the groups unrepresented
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This was The Beatles' third and final concert appearance in Southampton, England. They had previously performed at the Gaumont Cinema on 20 May and 13 December 1963.
On this occasion, before the first of the evening's two concerts, The Beatles were interviewed in their dressing room by Tony Bilbow for the Southern Television programme Day By Day, which was broadcast later that evening from 6.05pm.
This was the 23rd date of The Beatles' 1964 British tour. They performed two concerts a night, for which they were paid £850. Their set throughout the 1964 tour contained 10 songs: Twist And Shout, Money (That's What I Want), Can't Buy Me Love, Things We Said Today, I'm Happy Just To Dance With You, I Should Have Known Better, If I Fell, I Wanna Be Your Man, A Hard Day's Night and Long Tall Sally.
The support acts on the tour were The Rustiks, Sounds Incorporated, Michael Haslam, The Remo Four, Tommy Quickly and Mary Wells, and the compère was Bob Bain. The evening's two shows began at 6.15pm and 8.40pm.
Also on this day...
- 2015: The Beatles' 1 collection is reissued with remixed audio and restored video
- 1969: Recording: Stormy Weather by Ringo Starr
- 1967: Mixing, editing: Hello, Goodbye, I Am The Walrus, Your Mother Should Know, Magical Mystery Tour
- 1966: Paul McCartney flies to France
- 1966: John Lennon returns to England from Spain
- 1966: The Beatles turn down a benefit request for victims of the Aberfan disaster
- 1965: Recording: I'm Looking Through You
- 1964: UK EP release: Extracts From The Album A Hard Day's Night
- 1963: Live: ABC Cinema, Northampton
- 1962: Live: Star-Club, Hamburg
- 1960: Live: Kaiserkeller, Hamburg
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Psychiatric units holding more autistic people
The number of people with autism detained in psychiatric hospitals has risen in the past three years despite a government pledge to reduce this by up to half.
Figures show that 1,180 are kept as inpatients in mental health units, up from 1,100 in 2015 when ministers pledged to reduce the number by 33 to 50 per cent.
Of these, 505 are under 25 and 205 are younger than 18. The number of autistic people detained in psychiatric hospitals who have no other learning disability has risen by 24 per cent in the same period to 545. Campaigners called the figures a scandal and said many people with autism are detained for lengthy periods in inappropriate settings where they can be restrained, secluded and given…


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Why does
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Low and no calorie sweeteners helps
CCEP actually also use sweeteners in drinks that do contain sugar to reduce their overall calorie content. And they often blend sweeteners to get the best results.
Find out how they've been using sweeteners to reduce the sugar in some of
Which sweeteners does
Coca-Cola European Partners use?
The most commonly used sweeteners CCEP use are aspartame, acesulfame-K, saccharin and stevia leaf extract (steviol glycosides).
For instance, in Diet Coke, Coke Zero Sugar, Lilt Zero and Sprite Zero, a blend of acesulfame-K and aspartame are used, while in Schweppes Slimline Canada Dry Ginger Ale and Schweppes Diet Lemonade CCEP use aspartame and saccharin.
Stevia is extracted from the leaf of the stevia plant, and used in drinks such as
How do I know if a product contains sweeteners?
Coca-Cola Great Britain list all of the ingredients we use on our packaging and online – including sweeteners. By law, food and drink containing sweeteners must carry the words 'with sweetener' on the label.
Are sweeteners safe for everyone?
Sweeteners have been used all over the world for more than a century – in soft drinks, sugar-free chewing gum, desserts, medicines and yoghurts. Every sweetener used by CCEP is regularly and rigorously scientifically tested and is regarded as safe by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).
The only exception are people born with the rare genetic condition, phenylketonuria (PKU) who must avoid aspartame as they are unable to metabolise phenylalanine (see below).
Can sweeteners help me manage my weight?
When combined with an active, healthy lifestyle, sweeteners may help with weight control – but they don't in themselves lead to weight loss. A negative energy balance (burning more calories than you take in) can aid weight loss.
Can sweeteners affect teeth?
Sweeteners do not promote tooth decay. Poor dental hygiene habits are the main cause of tooth decay and enamel erosion. Any food or drink containing sugars and starches (fermentable carbohydrates) can contribute to tooth decay, and acidic foods and drinks can be a contributing factor to enamel erosion. Sparkling drinks are no exception. But that's only if you don't take care of your teeth. So brush your teeth, see your dentist regularly and follow his/her advice.
Can people with diabetes consume sweeteners?
Yes. Studies have shown that low and no-calorie sweeteners can help people with type 2 diabetes manage their condition. It's important for diabetics to manage their calorie intake – and sweeteners can help with this. If you have diabetes, always consult your GP for dietary advice.
Can people with PKU use sweeteners?
People with this rare genetic condition must avoid food and drink sweetened with aspartame, which includes Diet Coke,
Coca-Cola European Partners clearly labels drinks with aspartame to alert people to the presence of phenylalanine. Find out more about the sweetener in our asparatame: fact from fiction guide.
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South Tahoe rider wins boardercross gold
South Lake Tahoe's Tony Piccinonno picked up gold in boardercross during last week's USASA Nationals in Copper Mountain, Colo.
The 12-year-old competes in the menehune division for 10 and 11 year-olds with a cut-off date of Jan. 1. Piccinonno qualified for Nationals by being ranked No. 1 in the region and was one of 60 athletes in the division. This was his sixth nationals, but his first gold.
Piccinonno said he felt "pretty relieved" after winning. Boardercross consists of four racers speeding down the coarse at the one time, and during the race, the leader fell causing a pile-up. Piccinonno stayed on his feet and cruised out in front for the win.
He also competed in slopestyle, halfpipe, slalom and giant slalom and came out of the week ranked seventh in the nation for his age group. By winning gold, Picconnono reserved himself a spot in next year's Nationals boardercross event.
Piccinonno spent the season competing locally and won almost every event in the South Shore. He started traveling to the North Shore and, on occasion, to places like Utah.
With the recent Olympic games, many young athletes are realizing their dreams are not so far off.
"I want to get as far as I can get," Piccinonno said when asked where he wants to take his snowboarding.
As a member of the Sierra-at-Tahoe team, Piccinonno trains with the coaches there and also goes to Woodward at Tahoe which is open to the public in the winter. He is a sponsored rider by the company's Zeal Goggles, O'Neill, Mountain Menace, Shoreline of Tahoe and Port-of-Subs Tahoe.
Brother Vincent Piccinonno, 9, competed in all the events as well earning a 12th overall national ranking.


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October is already over, which means the holidays are just around the corner! Here are some of the things I did last month.
I was invited to Pinterest HQ for some DIY fun lead by Pinterest Ambassadors at the Pinterest Ambassador Summit. Armando and I enjoyed some bites as we created a copper plant holder, fruit and mint infused tequila, and cheesy pull-apart bread to name a few of the stations we visited. We also made bath salts and I decorated my own candle. I have all the DIY projects on a board that you find on Pinterest here so you can see the other projects and make them as well!
Continuing on the DIY train, I attended a fun get-together at Brit + Co. early in October. The projects of the night included decorating a white serving platter and learning how to make spiders using apple slices, almond butter, mini chocolate chips and fruit leather snack strips. The DIY tutorial can be found here.
Florence and the Machine performed at the Greek Theater. Her performance was simply amazing and was even better than I anticipated.
Ashley Pitt of A Lady Goes West invited me and a group of bloggers in the area to meet some new faces in the Bay Area and work up a sweat at Orangetheory in Walnut Creek. We exercised for half a typical Orangetheory class, but it was still an intense workout. I was sore the next day, but I am glad I pushed myself and was able to meet more bloggers in the area. We enjoyed Luna Bars, Naked Juices and Nutmilks and Doughbies cookies after our workout. For a closer look at the workout, you can check Ashley's blog post on it here. If you are interested in attending the next Bay Area Blogger Meet and Sweat session let me know! (Just anticipate waking up sore the next day.)
Vivian invited me to attend a Murder Mystery Party hosted by Yelp for Yelp Elite at the Octopus Literary Salon. I channeled Mrs. White into my outfit and used some of my costume accessories I purchased for my Audrey Hepburn look. At the end of the nite, I actually solved the murder mystery along with a few others at the event. My name was drawn out of a hat and I won a classic edition of Clue.
And of course, October could not be complete without visiting a pumpkin patch with the family and dressing up in a fun costume. I shared what Armando and I wore separate posts, but we managed to at least get one photo together.
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There has been this long-running feud between Mac and PC users as to which one is superior. It's much like the Everton vs. Liverpool argument in football or Holden vs. Ford in Australian Touring cars but with slightly more intellect and less bloodshed.
Now, let's face facts here; Microsoft is rubbish. Everyone hates them and their unreliable software that requires 500 million patches to be downloaded every day to fix some glaringly obvious bug that a spotty 13 year old hacker has exploited. The same patches that crash your computer once installed.
Macs are much more reliable and have fewer problems. But then there are considerably less people who use them.
I won't sit here and pretend to be a computer snob. The truth is I couldn't give a toss what computer I use as long as it does the job I ask of it. I use a PC and always have done simply because it's what I'm familiar with. Having said that, I also use an iPhone, which as you very well know, is an Apple product.
I like my iPhone. I've become one of those annoying idiots who gets it out and plays with it every 5 minutes for no reason whatsoever. I also do that with my iPhone.
What I like about it is its simplicity. It's very intuitive and easy to use. I'm told this is what Apple is good at.
So last night my girlfriend came back from work with a new smart phone that she was given by her company. It's one of those HTC things made by the Chinese. They used to develop software in conjunction with Microsoft but have more recently collaborated with Google Android. She told me to have a play around on it, claiming that it would make me very jealous and want to ditch my iPhone in a heartbeat. Well it didn't.
Firstly I found it very unintuitive. It was hard to navigate around the menus and not very well laid out. Although it had a better camera on it, the first time I tried taking a picture I ended up zooming in on her chest by accident, which was nice but not what I intended.
Another thing I like about the iPhone are the apps. I've got some useful things on mine including business tools, social networking sites, games, a spirit level and a lightsaber. Now, this HTC thing has also got apps but unless you are extremely rich it isn't really worth your time downloading them.
So what about the phone itself? That is, after all, what its main use will be for. Well my girlfriend tried adding a contact to her address book and ended up inadvertently phoning her boss in the middle of the night. This made her feel extremely guilty.
So my verdict is this: Everton are just as rubbish as Liverpool. They are both equally as rubbish as all other football teams on the planet. Holden is also rubbish because they are basically Vauxhall. Ford is no better. Australian Touring Car fans have about as much intellect as football fans. The combined IQ of a football fan or Touring Car fan is less than that of a soggy banana. And I'm sticking with the iPhone.


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Education institutions from colleges and universities to K-12 schools, rely on Advantidge to provide the necessary resources for producing multipurpose Photo IDs for their students and faculty. ID Badge Printing Systems have become a neccessity for educational institutions that are looking for a higher level of security on campus.
Security lapses on school campuses are a real threat and a growing problem in today's world. Improve security at your school by updating the visitor sign-in process, which often fails to provide sufficient visitor identity information, and replace it with an automated ID card scanning solution. Ensure that along with the visitor's name, date and time of entry, you also have their address, drivers license number and basic physical description in your system. With a drivers license scanner added to your school security system software you can do just that. Additionally, watch list integration can check each visitor against a national or internal database to make it less likely that known high-risk and dangerous persons gain entry to your facilities.
Is your school using antiquated paper attendance tracking and manual visitor log books? In addition to increasing safety, modern attendance tracking softwares can save time and money for teachers and schools alike. Using the existing student and staff ID cards on use on your campus, upgrade your school tracking system by incorporating magnetic stripe, barcode reader or proximity smart card technologies. Attendance tracking softwares increase accuracy with immediate transmission to a central location, offering the ability to quickly compile attendance data from which you can learn if certain classes routinely struggle with attendance problems, and which students if any, are frequently tardy to class or absent. The data can be as individualized or campus-wide as you'd like, so you can learn about developing or potential problems before it's too late! Depending on your school's policy you can also automatically notify parents, print tardy notices and issue warnings.
Access to classrooms, labs, offices, residence halls, and recreational facilities can be kept secure with the use of durable and attractive ID cards with full-color photos, customizable logos, stable or variant text, bar codes, magnetic stripes, smart card chips, clear or holographic topcoats, digitized signatures, and more.
Advantidge offers a full range of machine-readable Proximity Cards that can synchronize Student IDs with automated systems in school libraries, dorms, cafeterias and vending areas. By simply swiping a Magnetic Stripe ID card, students can make cashless purchases for food or laundry machine use, and access all institution facilities in a manner that maintains a high level of security.
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Specsavers completes £50,000 investment in Stretford Mall store
Specsavers has completed a store expansion, representing a £50,000 investment into Stretford's community healthcare provision.
Specsavers in Stretford Mall now has a new and improved layout, modernised flooring and updated test rooms, all designed to improve customer experience.
The store also has latest virtual try-on technology, Frame Styler, which uses facial analysis to scan your face shape and features; taking the guess work out of buying glasses.
To book an appointment at the store, call 0161 866 9836 or visit www.specsavers.co.uk/stores/stretford.


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You might think that the home buying process starts with getting pre-approved for a loan or with choosing a real estate agent. In reality, the home buying process begins and ends with your finances. Without an acceptable FICO score, buying a house is harder and, you could find yourself renting longer than you expected in Evansville until your FICO score is acceptable.
A FICO score is a review of your years of credit history based on a model developed by Fair Isaac and Company. The score ranges from 300 to 850, with most people traditionally having a score of 650. Job loss has been common in the last few years, but FICO scores aren't necessarily adjusted "on a curve." A low score is just that and often means you can't get a decent interest rate. Some of the pieces in summing up your FICO score include:
When you apply for a mortgage or any other loan, lenders want to make sure that extending a loan to you isn't a risk. Your FICO score gives lenders a view of what type of borrower you are based solely on your credit history. You'll need a score of at least 700 to get a acceptable interest rate. You can get approved for a mortgage with a lower score, but the interest accrued over the life of the loan could be more than double the amount of someone having a near perfect FICO score.
How do you obtain a stronger score? Building your FICO score takes time. It can be difficult to make a significant change in your credit score with small changes, but your score can improve in a year by monitoring your credit report and by using your credit wisely. The most important thing is to know your FICO score. You'll improve your credit score by using these helpful hints:
Knowing the ways you can raise your FICO score, you can move toward becoming a homeowner. Know that when it's time to apply for a loan to purchase a home, you'll want to keep your lender applications within a two-week window to avoid adverse effects on your credit score. With the help of Gammon Realty, shopping for a mortgage can be a stress-free experience so you, too, can become a homeowner.
Get more information by visiting www.myFICO.com, Fair Isaac's informational site and once per year, for free, you can review all three of your credit reports at www.annualcreditreport.com. And, for a small payment, you can get your FICO score from each bureau on their websites: www.equifax.com, www.experian.com and www.transunion.com.
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Monkey Shoots Ak-47 At Crowd in Africa
These idiots gave a pet chimp, a AK-47...The chimp learned how to use it, very quick!You know what they say: "You don't have to be a West-African soldier to know that giving a chimpanzee a loaded AK-47 is NEVER a good idea". Good thing we happen to have video of a West-African soldier giving a chimpanzee a loaded AK-47 so no one has to feel stupid. The moral of this footage is...Monkey see! monkey do!! lol!


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The Bare Necessities: A Packing Guide for Road Trips
The essentials for your road trip
If you've ever taken a long road trip, you know how hard it is to remember all the little things you need. That's why we've devised a go-to packing checklist for you to reference before you hit the road.
Keep in mind that a lighter trunk makes for superior gas mileage. Of course, the specifics of your trip—where you're headed, what time of year it is, how many people you're bringing—will make a big difference in how you pack. Babies and small children require more equipment, and a trip that involves camping or hiking will call for some specialized gear. Still, here's a basic guide of what you'll need to keep you and your fellow travelers safe and comfortable.
· A GPS unit or smartphone car mount
· An atlas or paper maps (in case of poor reception)
· Phone chargers and USB charger port
· Sunglasses
· Pillows and blankets
· Wet wipes for sticky fingers after eating
· Tissues
· Garbage bags
· Music (CDs, streaming apps, an iPod, or satellite radio access)
· Books and audiobooks
· Activities and games for kids
· A spare car key (packed in a separate bag)
· An envelope with cash and coins for tolls
It can be hard to find healthy food on the road, so it's a good idea to keep a well-stocked cooler within reach while you're driving. Here are some snack items to pack in your cooler:
· Beverages such as bottled water, soft drinks, and juice boxes
· Fruit (grapes, berries, pre-sliced pineapple, etc.)
· Vegetables (carrots, celery, cucumber, etc.)
· Hummus or vegetable dip
· Pre-made sandwiches
Along with the cooler snacks, here are some additional dry foods you might want to bring, depending on your tastes:
· Crackers
· Pretzels
· Bread
· Trail mix
· Chips
· Granola bars
· Baked goods
Check your trunk for a roadside emergency kit. You should make sure to bring the following:
· A flashlight with extra batteries
· Jumper cables or a portable battery with cables
· Tire pressure gauge
· A gallon of coolant
· Motor oil
· Tool kit with wrenches, pliers, and screwdrivers
· Flares or triangle reflectors
· A first aid kit stocked with antibacterial creams, bandages, pain relievers, etc.
Many individuals and local authorities have already jumped on the opportunity to remind users to drive safely. There are even signs popping up on highways to encourage safer driving.
Luckily, there are tools out there to help the tech-obsessed (or the poke-obsessed) improve their driving. One of our favorites is an app called TrueMotion Family! The app analyzes your driving in order to provide you with a score - and insights as to how you drive. It's perfect for parents who want to monitor their teen drivers. The app gives parents the power to see where their kids drive, and produces a 'report card' on their driving in addition to an assessment of whether they were driving distracted (using their cell phone). Plus, families have access to roadside assistance on-demand from right within the TrueMotion app.
I don't remember Ash, Misty, or Brock driving cars in their quest to be the very best, like no one ever was. And there aren't vehicles any in PokemonGO. At Urgent.ly, we love the game and just like you, we're prepared to travel across the land searching far and wide to catch 'em all, but we encourage you to put safety first in your travels! Remember that the power of Pokemon is awesome in augmented reality but automobiles are a powerful tool meant for use in the real world and require optimum focus to operate safely. In a world we must defend, you can start by driving safely, and catch and train 'em all when you're not operating a vehicle.
To stay connected and receive the latest in great content from Urgent.ly, like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and check our blog for all things driving and roadside assistance!
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Gilbane Building Company Receives AEI Construction Management Award of Excellence
Milwaukee, WI – April 2015 – The downtown Milwaukee office of Gilbane Building Company was recently honored by the Architectural Engineering Institute (AEI) Board of Governors with the 2015 Award of Excellence in the category of Construction Management and Methods. Gilbane received the award for their work on the recently completed Schreiber Foods Home Office and Global Technology Center project in Green Bay, WI.
Gilbane provided construction management services for the new 260,000 SF corporate headquarter building. The building consists of office space; kitchen, servery and multiple test kitchens; laboratories; data center; and pilot plant for evaluating new dairy processes on a reduced scale.
"Our team was thrilled to be given such a unique opportunity to work collaboratively with Schreiber Foods and HGA Architects and Engineers on such an iconic project in downtown Green Bay. This was a challenging project from day one, yet with the remarkable relationships developed with Schreiber Foods and HGA, this project took on a whole new meaning to collaboration. The open expectations, communication, and transparency amongst the teams gave life to this rewarding project, which fostered lifetime relationships and pride in the project's accomplishments," said David Kwiatkowski, Gilbane project manager.
High sanitary conditions were required for food production, requiring unique material and installation techniques to be implemented for constructing the production areas. Gilbane coordinated efforts with Schreiber Foods and HGA Architects & Engineers to ensure the pilot plant equipment, material, and quality met industry and Schreiber Foods standards.
AEI was established in 1998 as a place for all professionals in the building industry to examine issues and exchange views and information with one another. The AEI Professional Project Award program is conducted annually and is designed to publicly acknowledge outstanding achievement in design and construction.
About Gilbane, Inc.
Gilbane provides a full slate of construction and facilities-related services—from preconstruction planning and integrated consulting capabilities, to comprehensive construction management, close-out and facility management services—for clients across various markets.
Founded in 1873 and still a privately held, family-owned company, Gilbane has more than 50 office locations around the world.


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Bioorganic Chemistry
Plants and fungi provide a rich source of highly diverse natural products and enzymes. This department focuses on the isolation, characterization, and modification of such compounds helping to understand their function in nature. Applications include the use of metabolites as lead structures for drugs or cosmetics, and the use of enzymes as screening targets or as catalysts for synthesis. This is backed by an extensive synthesis programme to increase compound availability and molecular diversity by combinatorial chemistry, method development, and de novo synthesis.


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HAY Plant Pot - Green
These plant pots by Danish design house HAY are for indoor house plants, available in three sizes they come in two parts, a pot and a saucer for the pot to sit in. They have a rough, organic finish due to the material used, and will vary slightly in appearance. Also available in grey and black.
Available in three sizes, please specify:
Medium: approx. Ø 14cm x H 13.5cm
Large: approx. Ø 17.6cm x H 16.5cm
Made from Polystone.
Please note, these pots are not designed to be frost proof so are best for indoor use. The manufacturers suggest that felt pads should be stuck to the bottom of the saucer if being placed on a delicate surface, to allow air to circulate.


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Do Now:
In complete sentences…
Using the words below describe the physical and chemical properties of a pencil.
Do Now Answer:
A pencil's physical properties are that it is hard, yellow and long. It is not ductile or transparent. A pencil cannot melt or boil. When broken a pencil is not brittle.
The chemical properties of a pencil are that it is flammable and the metal part of the pencil could rust. I'm not sure if a pencil will react with vinegar, the metal part might.
Divide poster paper into 4 sections. Then show a before and after picture off matter going through a physical change and a chemical change. Describe the properties before and after. Highlight science vocabulary.
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the "Bookyard"02. Jun2012
Developed by the italian artist Massimo Bartolini for belgian art festival, TRACK: a contemporary city conversation, the expansive outdoor public library entitled 'bookyard' is comprised by a row of shelves filled with real books. All books are for sale and the visitors may aquire a book, which is a piece of the artwork, by leaving a donation into a small box supplied by the artist and the libraries. The 'Bookyard' artwork is placed in a garden surrounded by trees, grapevines and small buildings and it will be open until 16th of September.
The belgian art festival TRACK is held every year in the city of Ghent, Belgium.
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When I was a child and as I was coming out of university, I didn't imagine that this comment would come to characterise a big chunk of my life.Having had a 12-year career as a professional economist in large organisations across both the private and public sectors, the opening statement above sums up my working life when the giddy heights of being new to the corporate world gradually faded
Over time, working in these large organisations became a treadmill existence. It numbed my mind, dulled my senses and made for a pretty frustrating experience. I suffered personally, as do many others. Stress, anxiety and depression are all chronic challenges in the corporate world and I can completely understand why…
As with many people, things certainly weren't bad in the literal sense of the word. I had a pretty prestigious career and a great salary that afforded me a comfortable lifestyle. I worked with mainly good people in a career that I'd wanted since I was 18 – or at least I thought I'd wanted at the time
In an alternative reality, I might still be in this career. However, a series of life-changing, often traumatic, events brought things to a head. This included family deaths, money problems, mental health issues and addiction.
I'll spare you the details, but needless to say, bringing all of the above together, along with a job that I didn't particularly enjoy, didn't do wonders for me and things got progressively worse until one day I had to go to A&E because my mental health had go so acutely bad. I was lying in my bed so depressed that I thought why bother. And wondered whether I could make it through another day.
That's obviously not a great place to be. However, on the long road to recovery, I was gradually able to really reflect on how fragile life is. There came a point at which I decided – genuinely decided – that something had to change.
During this time, I was introduced to a coach by my old Personal Trainer. Starting off as a cynic, I actually went on to work with this person for an intensive six-month programme. I often describe it as being taken by the scruff of the neck and being dragged back to "living" again. This man quite simply helped me turn my life around. That was in 2012. I still sometimes have coaching sessions with him, such as the value I attach to the work he does with me. I choke slightly when I think of the multiple thousands of pounds I have spent, but it remains the best investment I've ever made – even taking into account London property!
Through this, I knew that I'd found something that instinctively felt right for me to pursue. I wasn't sure whether it would become my new career going forward, but it was the first time I'd ever felt that sense of "this may just be it and I have to give it a shot"
Fast forward to the present day and, after completing an amazing training course at Animas, here I am as a full-time coach. Walking away from a career as an economist and everything I'd ever known from a professional perspective, along with the security of well-paid employment, and into a business with a very uncertain future was a huge leap. It created a huge amount of anxiety. But fundamentally it's one that felt right.
I work with professionals in the City and corporate world who want change, either in career or lifestyle, but aren't sure how to make it happen or are fearful of things not working out. These are folks who are very successful but who feel stuck in a rut. These are people whose public perception of them as success stories are often at odds with how they feel about themselves and their own situations. They're wondering how to get out of said rut and how to be the best they can be – not just from a financial or career perspective, but as a person as a whole.
It is genuinely fascinating speaking to such successful people and working with them to help them live in a way that leave them with no regrets. I love doing this because I get to work with people who I 'get' due to similarities in our backgrounds. I love that there is so much opportunity in how their lives can change. Sometimes these will be big tangible changes. For example, I've had one client who quit his job as an economist, ran his own Youtube channel and then proceeded to sell it as it had become so successful. Sometimes it will be small tweaks that have huge a impact – such as simple shifts in mindset that on the surface may not have a visible impact, but which can fundamentally reshape how someone feels about themselves or their lives.
So, here's a question for anyone reading this. How would you have to live your life for you to look back in the future and have no regrets about the decisions you've made?


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#vg2102 – With a third place finish in the Vendée Globe apparently almost guaranteed, Jean-Pierre Dick (Virbac-Paprec 3) heard his dream break with an abrupt bang before midnight on Monday night as Virbac Paprec 3 lost her keel with just over 2,000 of the 28,000 mile race left.
Dick previously partnered Ireland's Damian Foxall in the Barcelona World Race when the pair won the round the world race in a thrilling finish in 2008.
With a squall coming there was a great risk of capsize after losing the four tonne keel (providing approximately half the weight of the boat and most of its stability) and it took all the experience and expertise of the 47-year-old skipper to avoid the worst.
He managed to ease the pressure on the sails, turn the boat running downwind and fully fill the ballast tanks to stabilise the boat. The immediate danger has passed but he is still very vulnerable.
Until that point he was continuing to close on the front two and still had faint hopes of catching them.
Dick, still technically in third place on the ranking because he has not retired, is heading for shelter at the Azores, still over 1,000 miles away on Monday morning. He is on a starboard tack in a northeast wind of 20 knots. He cannot take a direct route at the moment and must head north-east for two days, but in 450 miles he should pick up some undisturbed south-west wind and will be able to head directly to the Azores archipelago. He is expected to arrive there in six days, which will be a difficult time because he was expected to have arrived in Les Sables by then.
The skipper from Nice is in third Vendée Globe. He finished sixth in 2004-05 but had to retire from the 2008-09 race with broken rudders after hitting a UFO.
Dick's misfortune is part of the thread that runs through the history of the Vendée Globe. There is no good time to suffer a failure but there is something especially cruel about it happening so close to the finish. The second edition of the race in 1992-93 saw the first such cruel blow as Philippe Poupon, in second and chasing the leader Alain Gautier, dismasted. But Poupon was still able to limp home in third the place. The line has continued to the modern day and Roland Jourdain lost his keel bulb whilst clear in second place in the last edition in 2008-09 and was also forced to seek shelter at the Azores, where he assessed and then retired. Such keel failures failures obey only the laws of physics and chance not those of merit.
Already in this race, the North Atlantic claimed two keels in the first two weeks of this race, when Marc Guillemot's titanium keel broke off on the first night and then Jeremie Beyou suffered hydraulic failure of the canting mechanism and almost lost the whole keel in the second week.
Virbac Paprec 3 was one of the six new boats in this edition and one of the four VPLP-Verdier designed boats. Many, including Alex Thomson, had said they would be too light and fragile to make it around the world. But that has appeared wide of the mark. Vincent Riou (PRB) was forced out in the second week of the race, in the South Atlantic, after unluckily hitting a harbour buoy that drifted and submerged 500 miles off the coast of Brazil. But the VPLP-Verdier boats have continued to form the leading pack from start to finish and either MACIF or Banque Populaire have led for most of the race, setting an unrelenting pace that could smash the old record by a week if they finish in 77 days on January 26. Dick was dropped by them in the Indian Ocean and soon after made his first of several trips up the mast to make fixes, but he has been their permanent shadow ever since.
Thomson into third
Alex Thomson (Hugo Boss) who could now achieve both his targets of third place and 80 days around the world. But Dick's sudden failure will have sent a shudder through him and the entire fleet and underlined the old Vendée cliché that 'to finish first (or anywhere) first you have to finish.' The race is not over until you cross the finish line at Les Sables d'Olonne.
Only yesterday on Vendee Globe TV, Thomson had talked about keeping up the pressure in case one of those ahead had a problem. But he said he would not wish any misfortune on anyone: "At the stage of the race we're at now, I would be very sad for anybody who has a problem, I wouldn't wish it on anybody."
Thomson, is still in fourth place, 236 miles behind Dick, 562 miles behind second-placed Armel Le Cléac'h (Banque Populaire) and 657 miles from the leader, Francois Gabart (MACIF). But he has a huge 1,627-mile lead on those behind him, with Mike Golding (Gamesa), who passed Jean Le Cam (SynerCiel) overnight, albeit by only a mile again.
Golding (Gamesa) will understand Dick's shock more than most, after losing his keel with 50 miles to go in the 2004-05 edition, where he limped in third after the closest race in Vendée Globe history.
Le Cléac'h continued to erode Gabart's lead, taking back almost 50 miles in the last 24 hours. The 0400hrs ranking he was 95 miles behind, but Gabart had found the better breeze in the last hour, averaging 15.6 knots to Le Cléac'h's 11.2 knots, although as through the night, Le Cléac'h's better angle and VMG was nullifying that. After what has befallen Dick their finish will be even more tense.
There was some drama at the back of the fleet too as eleventh-placed Tanguy de Lamotte (Initiatives cœur), suffered a halyard failure and watched his huge Code 0 sail drop into the water. "The road does not end, she extendable," he wrote this moring. "The second halyard broke and the code 0 is passed in water. I had to change the sail before dark and I visually checked the halyard all the time since and noticed nothing suspicious...I was going to write you a nice email saying that it was a beautiful day with albatross and flying fish: it's nice to have two at the same time. It will be necessary that I go up the mast as soon as possible to return to retrieve the headsail halyard, meantime, I rest and will do it tomorrow."


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Embroidery Digitizer — 2 yrs.
I have to purchase "clipart" and "artwork" from artists. This consists of either the artwork itself in the form of "clipart" or a licensing agreement for work I can download from their website. This is not artwork that I look at for "inspiration" but I actually take the picture of say the "dog" and make that dog in embroidery form.
What expense does this fall under, and is it subject to the certain percentage of what I made as profit??
This is my first year really working at this as a "true" business that I want to file on, and I have definitely put more into buying my initial artwork than I made last year in profit.
Abbie from Bloomington, IN
Dear Abbie,
To us it is obvious that you are not purchasing art for inspiration but that may not be as clear to the IRS. Because the IRS is firm on the no-deduction-for-art rule you will need to keep an especially accurate record of your art purchases. Were you audited you will need to show the direct relationship of your art purchase to your product.
There are a number of ways that your art expense may be treated. The final determination is up to your tax pro.
You may treat your art purchases as production costs. If I understand your work correctly, then I assume you do not know how many pieces of your work you will make to sell from one art purchase. So you need to pick a reasonable amount of time over which you will sell the "dog" piece. Then have your tax pro use that amount of time — let's say 3 years — to amortize the costs of your art. That means that $900 in art purchases would get you a $300 deduction over 3 years.
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Even while you are busy focusing on your kids, your job, your calling, your education, your bills, and everything else, make sure you spend enough time to focus on your spouse. In addition, as Marjorie Hinckley reminds us, we should make sure the time we do spend together is delightful and not another source of stress.
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September to October 2011 | Autumn Season
Part of the Finborough Theatre's Celebrating British Music Theatre
This rediscovery is the first professional London production in more than 25 years, and also commemorates the 60th anniversary of the death of composer Ivor Novello.
Spanning the Regency, Victorian and post-war eras, and featuring a score filled with some of Novello's most ravishing songs including Love is My Reason, When I Curtsied to the King, A Woman's Heart and the classic We'll Gather Lilacs, Perchance to Dream is a classic Novello musical - an escapist 'musical romance' whose original 1945 run in the West End played for 1,022 performances.
In 1818, Sir Graham Rodney, an impoverished womaniser, is the owner of Huntersmoon, a magnificent old country house, but seeks relief from his life of leisure by masquerading as the dread highwayman "Frenchy". Just at the moment when he finally finds love, the law runs him to ground with tragic results. A generation later, his estate has passed to the wrong side of the family and tragedy strikes a second time. More than a century must go by before the ghosts of Huntersmoon can finally be laid to rest...
Welsh-born composer, author and actor Ivor Novello (1893-1951) was one of the most eminent British entertainers of the 20th century. As a composer, he trained in Cardiff, Gloucester (alongside eminent British composers – Ivor Gurney and Herbert Howells) and at Magdalen College School, Oxford. His musicals include Glamorous Night, Careless Rapture, Crest of the Wave, The Dancing Years, Gay's the Word and King's Rhapsody; his more than 250 songs include Keep the Home Fires Burning, I Can Give You the Starlight, Waltz of My Heart, And Her Mother Came Too, The Land of Might-Have-Been, Why Isn't It You and Primrose. His plays include Symphony in Two Flats, I Lived With You and The Truth Game. As an actor, he was one of Britain's first major film stars, appearing in over twenty films including The Call of the Blood and playing the title role in the original silent version of Alfred Hitchcock's The Lodger; while his long stage career included many of his own plays and musicals. Novello's musical legacy is commemorated in the Ivor Novello Awards, established in 1955 to honour excellence in British music writing. This production commemorates the 60th anniversary of his death.
Director Max Pappenheim recently assisted on Beating Heart Cadaver and The Goodnight Bird at the Finborough Theatre. Directing includes The Charmed Life (King's Head Theatre), An Evening With Opera (Southwark Cathedral), Arcadia and Sweeney Todd (Rugby School), and, as Musical Director for Open Door Opera, The Enchanted Child (Edinburgh Festival and St John's, Smith Square).
Ross Leadbeater is a Musical Director, pianist, singer, arranger and vocal coach from South Wales. He trained at Trinity College of Music, specializing in piano, voice and conducting and studied English at the University of Warwick. Recent Musical Direction includes A Feast of Snacks (Kings Head Theatre), Fred and Gladys (Landor Theatre), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Borough), Maya (Barons Court Theatre), Peak 10 (Greenwich Theatre) and as Assistant Musical Director on HMS Pinafore (Battersea Barge and Kings Head Theatre). Ross also works as a Vocal Animateur for Welsh National Opera MAX Department and was Assistant Director to John E. McGrath for the inaugural production of National Theatre Wales. As a performer, Ross created the role of Richard Lewis in the world premiere production of My Land's Shore, directed by Craig Revel Horwood and is a member of the Classical BRIT award-winning choir Only Men Aloud. He has sung with the choir at a host of events including the Royal Variety Show, Children in Need, Proms in the Park and two critically acclaimed sell-out UK Tours.
Michael Burgen All Male Iolanthe (Union Theatre and Wilton's Music Hall), Alice in Wonderland (Erasmus International Theatre), Zaide (Sadler's Wells), The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (New Vic Theatre), Sweeney Todd (Union Theatre)
Clare Louise Connolly Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (Theatre Royal Haymarket), Next Door's Baby (Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond), Six Characters In Search Of An Author (Headlong), The Crimson Petal And The White
Laura Hanna A Short History of the Royal Court (Royal Court Theatre), Into the Woods, Hedda Gabler, Romeo and Juliet (LAMDA)
Amanda Hootman Epsom Downs, Her Naked Skin (Guildford School of Acting)
Natalie Langston Trained at Guildford School of Acting. Theatre includes Evita (National and European tour), Grease (Piccadilly Theatre), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (National tour and Theatre Royal, Haymarket), Jekyll & Hyde (National Tour), Spirit of Broadway (China Tour), Television includes West Side Story in Howard Goodall's 20th Century Greats and backing vocals for Enya
Annabel Leventon The Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night (Royal Shakespeare Company), Pillars Of The Community (National Theatre), Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell (Old Vic and Apollo Theatre), New Tricks
James Marchant The Same...But Different (Pleasance Islington), The Straits (Paines Plough), Waking The Dead (BBC)
Rachael McCormick Oliver! (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane)
Martin Milnes Utopia Limited (Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Festival, Buxton), The Yeoman Of The Guard (Tower of London), Promises And Lies (Birmingham Rep), The Andrew Marr Show (BBC)
Kelly Price Zack (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester), The Misanthrope (Ambassadors Theatre), A Little Night Music (Menier Chocolate Factory and Garrick Theatre), Chicago (Cambridge Theatre), Guys and Dolls (Donmar Warehouse and Piccadilly Theatre), Desperately Seeking Susan (Novello Theatre), Waterloo Road, Doctors
Claire Redcliffe When We Are Married (Garrick Theatre), Great Expectations, Tom's Midnight Garden (Library Theatre, Manchester), Question Time (Arcola Theatre), EastEnders (BBC)
Robert Rees Peter Pan (New Wimbledon Theatre), All the Fun of the Fair (Garrick Theatre), State Fair (Finborough Theatre and Trafalgar Studios), Shakespeare Sonnet Walk (Shakespeare's Globe)
James Russell Namaskar, Quality Street, Miss Lily Gets Boned (Finborough Theatre), Lewis (ITV)
Gemma Sandzer Les Miserables (Palace Theatre), HMS Pinafore (King's Head Theatre), Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone
Katy Treharne The Phantom Of The Opera (Her Majesty's Theatre).
"Enchanting" Giles Cole, WhatsOnStage
"The Finborough have unearthed quite the little gem here: hugely witty, extremely tuneful and full of heart." Ian Foster, The Public Reviews
"A large and ambitious confection." Don Grant, Kensington and Chelsea Today
"Somewhat eclipsed in terms of popularity by his contemporary Noël Coward, Ivor Novello's works get far less exposure than his name would suggest. A revival at the Finborough Theatre...proves this to be a rather gross injustice." Joe Miller, A Younger Theatre
"Director Max Pappenheim (who also played the piano at the performance I attended) resists the temptation to put an ironic spin on the proceedings, allowing Novello's enchanting music and witty libretto to work its own magic, delivered by a very winning ensemble." Julia Rank, Exeunt Magazine
"A gem of a venue, with a healthy history of putting on, not just new plays, but also reviving forgotten musicals from the 19th and 20th centuries, under the directorship of the inspirational Neil McPherson." Don Grant, Kensington and Chelsea Today
In 2006, the Finborough Theatre began the Celebrating British Music Theatre series with a sell-out production of Leslie Stuart's Florodora. Productions since then have included sell-our rediscoveries of Lionel Monckton's Our Miss Gibbs, Harold Fraser-Simson's operetta The Maid of the Mountains, A "Gilbert and Sullivan" Double Bill featuring Gilbert's play Sweethearts and Sullivan's opera The Zoo, Dame Ethel Smyth's opera The Boatswain's Mate, Sandy Wilson's The Buccaneer, Oscar Asche's Chu Chin Chow, and Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley's The Roar of the Greasepaint – The Smell of the Crowd.
Evenings at 7.30pm.
Performance Length: Approximately 2 and a half hours with interval.
Tickets £18, £15 concessions


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