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Leonie Gardens Put Up for En Bloc Sale with Price at S$800 million
District 9 has heated up as more en bloc sites sold and at the same time more sites has been put up for collective sale in this area.
On Friday, 25th May, Huttons Asia has announced that Leonie Gardens is being launched for en bloc sale through public tender and the asking price at S$800 million.
The asking price equals S$2,104 psf ppr considering the present gross floor space or S$2,021 on the basis of psf ppr with 10% balcony space also included, assuming approvals from appropriate authorities.
The tender for this en bloc sale closes on 21st June, Thursday, at 3 pm.
Recent launch for collective sales in District 9 and tender which close on June will be Trendale Tower, Cairnhill Astoria, Cavenagh Gardens and 336 RV.
Leonie Gardens is located in the Leonie Hill in District 9, at 23, 25 and 27 and has 71 years left in its 99 years leasehold before it expires on 14th September, 2089.
The condominium comprises of 138 units with total strata space of 324,972.90 square feet and 410,431.80 square feet of gross floor area.
The site enjoys residential zoning under the Master Plan 2014 from the Urban Development Authority with plot ratio at 2.8.
Huttons opines that the property can be redeveloped to hold 544 units with an average of approximately 70 sq meters each, or about 380 units with 100 sq meters each.
An additional 10% balcony space can be added subject to approvals from the authorities. This will push up the area available to 449,031.63 sq ft.
Since the present baseline is more than the current plot ratio at 2.8, no development charge will be levied. However, the 10% additional balcony space would attract development charge at S$44 million, when approved.
Leonie Gardens En Bloc Stats
Marketing Agent: Huttons Asia
Tenure: 99-yr Leasehold | Status: For Sale
Owners of Leonie Gardens Go for Collective Sale
Owners of Leonie Gardens, a high-end condominium within District 9, have decided to put their property on the market collectively. To underline their commitment to the sale, they called an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) on 30th September, during which they formed a collective sales committee.
Before the meeting ended, more than 50% of the property owners had expressed their support for the sale. Also the marketing agent and solicitor, professionals needed to help with the property sale, have already been selected through a public tender.
Leonie Gardens is a beautiful site, with its towers' reddish hue catching the eye from afar. The property sits on an area 14,000 square meters and has two blocks, each 23 storeys high. It also has another block with eight storeys. In total, the property currently has 138 units and their sizes range between 1,730 and 4,300 square feet.
Although this is the first time the property is being put up for a collective sale, one member of Leonie Gardens' collective sales committee, Mr. Michael Tan, says there was such talk among property owners a decade ago, but the wave died away before any action could take place.
Although there are other condominiums that have been sold en bloc in the recent past, and there is a possibility of more estates within the main central region joining the en bloc sale bandwagon, owners of Leonie Gardens are hopeful they are going to succeed in their collective sale.
Industry observers reckon that since it is apparent competition in the property market is going to continue rising, the property that is going to succeed in its collective sale attempt is the one that has a strong selling point, or one that distinguishes itself from the rest.
On that point, Mr. Michael Tan, says their property has more than one unique selling point. He highlights the fact that their property sits at the hilltop as one aspect that can captivate potential buyers.
He also points out the serenity and beauty of the slope down Leonie Hill, observing that it provides relief from the hustle and bustle of the estates. Mr. Tan also notes that their site is considered Leonie Hills' crown jewel, and as such it is hot property as far as potential buyers are concerned.
The hype surrounding en bloc sales notwithstanding, Mr. Tan notes that selling Leonie Gardens to developers is in line with the government's vision of having old properties rejuvenated.
Why Developers Might Be Attracted to Leonie Gardens
- The property having 2.8 as its plot ratio puts it at an advantage, because the developer has leeway to build blocks of towers rising up to 36 storeys.
- It provides a clear view of the areas around because of its high ground
- Residents enjoy a nice breeze from up the high ground
- Transportation is convenient as the property is just off two good roads, Grange and River Valley roads.
- It is very close to some important MRT stations – the Orchard and the Somerset, and also the much anticipated Great World City MRT.
- There are buying centres nearby, including the Four Seasons Organic Market and Cold Storage Takashimaya.
- The National Museum and the Singapore Art Museum are close by.
- There are popular malls in the vicinity, including the Ion Orchard.
- Also there are schools around, including Outram Secondary School, St. Margaret's Primary School and River Valley Primary School.
- The site is walking distance from Mount Elizabeth Hospital.
- It has fascinating surroundings with a Hawaiian theme, including a lagoon and waterfalls. According to industry players, these features contributed to the hike in the property price back in 1993 when development of Leonie Gardens was completed. Logically then, the same features could help to sell out the developed units even at a price higher than other properties in the market.
Dr Lee Nai Jia, Edmund Tie & Company's head of research has another perspective. He says that whereas developers may admire a location, ability to pay the asking price is a different matter altogether.
He also intimates that some developers might first wish to check if they can find freehold property before they dash to buy a 99yr old leasehold property.
Even among the 99yr old lease properties, some developers may wish to compare Leonie Gardens with properties on Jiak Kim Street, which has its vibrant identity as a possible selling point.
Leonie Gardens Owners Look Forward To the Big Dollar
To resident owners, their readiness to let go of their property at Leonie Gardens boils down to the financial gain they are bound to get from the collective sale. Mr Maniyadeth Narayanan, another member of the collective sales committee who came to live in Leonie Gardens in 2003, says the busy Orchard Road shopping belt is visible from his flat, and he loves the view.
However, he says he is practical about the allure of the big money he is likely to receive from the sale, and in any case, an old condo has its issues even when it has been properly maintained.


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On a daily basis, says Andrew Halasz, Vizzia's president and CEO, Piedmont or Vizzia team members would make MME deliveries and pickups. When doing so, they would take their handheld readers with them to continuously update the inventory data.
In 2011, the hospital transitioned to an RTLS solution that replaced the UHF RFID system. "The reason behind that was to further refine asset-management processes and track more active items, like wheelchairs and gurneys," Halasz states, "while also enabling future process improvement initiatives, like staff workflow enhancement."
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So in 2011, Vizzia installed a CenTrak RTLS solution throughout Piedmont Atlanta Hospital. CenTrak tags were attached to wheelchairs, gurneys, beds and MMEs. Each tag receives the ID numbers transmitted by infrared (IR) beacons within its range, then forwards that information, along with its own identifier, to a CenTrak access point, via a 900 MHz RF signal.
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Subsequently, Piedmont began installing the RTLS technology at its other hospitals. At each facility, 80 to 130 dedicated CenTrak access points are installed. Every patient room and procedure room has a battery-powered CenTrak Gen2IR infrared beacon, and all movable medical equipment is tagged with CenTrak Multi-Mode Asset Tags. The Vizzia software utilizes the RTLS data to display location information, and to enable the hospital to collect historical data in order to better understand trends, such as what equipment is not being used, or where bottlenecks occur.
"I can see when and where items aren't going back into the soiled room," Kelley says. "I can see if there are five pumps in one room." The software also detects if a protocol is not being followed. For example, if a piece of equipment is used on a patient, then is moved to another patient's room without first undergoing the proper cleaning procedure, the system will display that event.
In addition, Kelley says, in the event that a device is recalled, not only can he use the system to identify where that item is located in real time (so that it can be retrieved), but he can also view historical data regarding where the device has been, such as in which patient rooms. That information can then be compared against the medical record system, thus indicating which patient may have been in contact with that device.
Now that the system is being installed at all of Piedmont's facilities, Kelley says, hospital management can remotely view the inventory of its assets at all of the hospitals, and can identify if something needs to be moved, such as a particular specialty bed that has been transported to one hospital but needs to be returned to another. Piedmont is now renting its beds out to its own hospitals, enabling them to avoid paying excessive rental fees to third-party companies. Kelley expects Piedmont's bed-rental service will save the company money. The technology reduces the amount of labor time that personnel need to spend walking the floors searching for missing items and also decreases the need to purchase extra items if a particular specialty bed cannot be located.
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THE attack of a "lone wolf" at a concert in the British city of Manchester was still fresh in our consciousness when we in Manila were rocked by news of a gunman burning up Resorts World Manila a few midnights ago. And before we could even find
out who the perpetrator of the RWM carnage was, we get reports of another incident at London Bridge resulting in a handful of dead and many more injured
Terrorist-perpetrated or not, one thing is clear -- we live in the age of incidents such as these that are sure to spread terror in the hearts and minds of the public.
These incidents are impossible to prevent. But how authorities respond to them can separate a well- handled one from a continuing disaster.
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the gunman barged into RSW to begin his mad rampage. At that time no one knew of the 30+ bodies, victims of asphyxiation, and so I was left with the relieved feeling that the madman was rightfully the only death on record with all others injured in the process of evacuation or (in the case of the security guard) panic.
Turns out, the PNP chief would be wrong. Terribly wrong.
Living with the prospect of a terrorizing (if not terrorist) incident happening In our midst is apparently a reality of the age in which we live. But the prospect of being caught in the middle of such an incident (knock on wood) is made even more
harrowing at the thought that the authorities may not be truly prepared to handle one. Remember the Luneta hostage drama? That was one "kapalpakan" unmatched in the annals of rescue operations, but this one at Resorts World could come close.
Why do I say this? Because as the PNP chief himself explained, the SWAT team was doing a floor by floor clearing operation (of Maxim's I suppose) and had reached the ninth floor when the gunman had gone down to the second floor, only to return to the fifth floor where he finally ended his life.
So what the PNP chief was saying was that the gunman had slipped through the PNP dragnet as it was going up the floors. How could you call that a sweep or a clearing operation then? How thorough a sweep do we do? And you mean to tell me we don't leave security forces on every floor we have cleared? Sheesh.
Makes me wonder which to fear more: the prospect of being caught in the middle of a terrorizing attack or the prospect of being rescued...
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The Visual Arts faculty at Engadine High School offers a wide range of courses both in junior and senior years. We provide engaging and challenging experiences using a wide range of mediums ranging from painting to photography, ceramics to computer graphics.
Students enjoy developing their ability to represent ideas in the visual arts. They learn to create practical artworks using a wide variety of medias ranging from clay work to painting and many more. Learning to analyse the different beliefs that affect meaning and significance in this field is a skill that is developed in these years.
This course involves mainly practical work, offering students the opportunity to use a wide selection of art materials and techniques including painting, pottery, sculpture, drawing, video, photography, cartooning, graphic design, computer graphics and wearables. Students examine everything from traditional realistic to wild abstraction for inspiration and explore the differences between art and craft both in the practical and written components of this course.
Visual Arts involves students in the practices of art making, art criticism and art history and links them together. Students develop their own artworks culminating in a submission of 'body of work' in the HSC course that reflects students' knowledge and understanding about the practices and demonstrates their ability to resolve a conceptually strong work. Students critically investigate works, critics, historians and artists from Australia as well as those from other cultures.
Students will gain knowledge and skills in designing, making, decorating and firing a range of ceramic projects. Students will also have the opportunity to research, explore and experiment with a range of practical, technical and creative possibilities when manipulating with clay. Through creating 3D sculptural pieces, pots or ceramic tiles, students will experience the art of casting glazing firing and surface treatments to name just a few. The study of ceramics and artists is also a significant part of this course with an emphasis on the skills of analysing unseen works
This course is extensive, covering the techniques of handling cameras, lenses, film, processing, printing in the darkroom, and using studio equipment. Students will become proficient photographers, being able to explore their creative ideas and expression in an individual style. They will also have the opportunity to extensively use Photoshop to manipulate their photos.
This 2 unit HSC Course over two years offers students for the first time an innovative and comprehensive approach to photography. It will provide students with the opportunity to access a variety of state of the art equipment and give them a solid understanding of techniques and technologies used in Photography, Video and Digital Imaging in a creative, exciting and imaginative way. The use of how to manage Photoshop is also part of this content in this 2 year course
Visual Design prepares the student for the future work environment – planning, producing and decision making. It develops skills in design and layout work (cutting, pasting, lettering, page design etc.). Artworks that may be produced include jewellery, ceramic wares and fabric design and can be applied to theoretical applications, video animation, exterior spaces, photographs and computer graphics.
This course is all about designing objects and images. These ideas will help students communicate about the world and their immediate environment by using the tool of design. Students explore design, jewellery making, stage sets, costumes, industrial production, interior design, fashion design, photography and video animation. This study of designers as case studies and the skill to analyse unseen designed pieces is also an important aspect of this course.


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Violent protests, triggered by steep hikes in fuel prices, broke out in the capital, Harare.
A high voter turnout of 75 percent reflects the country's eagerness for a political and economic upheaval.
The world's youngest nation has been reeling under a savage five-year civil war.
The referendum seeks approval to widen presidential powers and term from five to seven years.
The humanitarian situation has dramatically deteriorated in the troubled African nation.
The voters' disillusionment with the ruling ANC is a result of the party's failure to deliver on its promises.
The ANC's decision to "recall" the tainted president came after a marathon meeting on Monday.
S. Africa's President Jacob Zuma is certain to lose the no-confidence vote scheduled within 10 days.
South Africa's ruling ANC party may order the serving president to resign in Monday's meeting.
The opposition plans to swear in Raila Odinga as the "president of the people."
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Zack Doherty
I already missed the life I'd built back in San Francisco—my family and friends, even my crappy job at a local bar I'd taken after cutbacks forced me to leave the job I loved. But after suffering a bad break-up with Trent Forster, the man I thought I'd one day marry until I found him in bed with his ex-boyfriend, I had needed a little time and a lot of space to rethink the direction my life was headed.
It had been more than six months since that day, yet I still hadn't managed to move on. Everywhere I'd looked, Trent had been there; our social circles colliding so often that his and his lover's presence had worn me down. Eventually deciding enough was enough, I'd packed my bags, my tail tucked firmly between my legs, and departed for Australia for a working holiday, leaving behind the only life I'd ever known.
My father had returned here to Canberra, south-west of Sydney, the place he was born, when I'd moved out of the house to finish college, a year or so after he and Mom divorced. I was looking forward to not only making a fresh start but also reconnecting with him, having only managed to visit a mere handful of times since he'd returned here ten long years ago. I was giving myself six months to find a job, and if I liked it, I'd probably end up extending my stay and finding a place of my own.
Dad had returned to the job he loved since coming home. It was the very same job he'd had when he first met Mom—working in public affairs for the US Embassy—and it kept him extremely busy. So busy, in fact, that he rarely had the opportunity to take his beloved Mustang out for a spin, especially since the Embassy provided him with a car for work purposes. I'd only been in the house for a few minutes when he handed me the keys to the Candy Apple Red '67 Fastback, telling me it needed to be driven around town from time to time to keep it in running order.
After a quick reviving shower and shave, I grabbed the car keys from the dish on the sideboard, happy that I finally had the chance to oblige him.
It had been five years since I'd sat behind the wheel of this particular vehicle. No matter how many times I opened the door and jumped in, the familiar smell of tobacco, mint, and leather never failed to invoke many happy memories ... so many, in fact, that I had a hard time keeping a smile off my face whenever I slipped into the driver's seat and turned the key.
But when I decided to go for a drive and check out Dad's place of work, stopping off at the store on the way to buy a newspaper so I could check out the local job market, I thanked the gods for their gift, because if not for my father's generosity, I'd never have encountered ... him.
He was washing car windows at the traffic lights. He was tall, tanned, and lean with broad shoulders. I could tell his hair was long, thick, and wavy by the wisps of light brown hair that peeked out every which way from underneath his black, woollen hat. A smattering of stubble across his jaw and his long, narrow nose enhanced his features perfectly, and when I caught sight of his bright blue eyes as he moved closer, the most beautiful eyes I'd ever seen, roving over the entire car before they met with mine, I was hooked in an instant.
I had to suppress a laugh when I noticed he was wearing one of those god-awful green glow-in-the-dark vests, and as he stood there, holding a squeegee in his hand and looking at me like I was something to eat, a strange but exhilarating combination of embarrassment and elation flowed through my every cell. Even as the light turned green and the traffic began to move, I continued to devour every inch of him. Shooting him a nervous wink for good measure, I watched as he turned and walked away, his ass swaying hypnotically with every step he took. It was in that moment as I sat there, ogling the most handsome man I'd ever laid eyes on, that I felt as though I'd been struck by lightning.


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A 59-year-old granny confronted her grandson, Blake Hale, 19, about swiping and then drinking two bottles of her vino, according to The Daytona Beach News-Journal.
The Delton's man's reaction?
After yelling profanities, Hale then bit his grandma on her shoulder -- and also gave his 70-year-old grandpa a bloody nose, investigating Volusia deputies said.
Hope he had a hangover in the slammer.
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Evil teaches us to livE - This ananym comes to mind when I think of cleft Joaquin Phoenix the fictional miserable life of Batman's Joker generates evil the real "miserable life" of Phoenix generates great art about good and evil. What comes to mind re the movie Joker is less relevant - another star vehicle for Phoenix the biggest-grossing October launch ever, $90 million in first 2 days a "scary movie" with tons of violence that's forced many theaters to hire cops to … [Read more...]
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Cleft lip superboy (Joaquin Phoenix) fights bullies.
Cleft lip (really micro cleft) actor, Joaquin Phoenix, then known as Leaf, uses his super-breath and heat-vision to rain death upon the three stereotypical '80s bullies who dare to throw him in a dumpster. It's just a dream, and he's not actually Superboy. Video called Superkid: Cleft lip wonder.Superboy (1988-92) was a flawed but likable attempt to put a youthful spin on the Man of Steel by placing him in college and ridding Metropolis of crime between classes. John Haymes Newton did a … [Read more...]
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Joaquin Phoenix Will Likely Play Jesus with a cleft lip.Hollywood is abuzz with the news that Joaquin Phoenix will likely play Jesus, with a cleft lip, in a new movie about Mary Magdalene—an important woman in Jesus' life. It will reportedly be "an authentic and humanistic portrait of one of the most enigmatic and misunderstood spiritual figures in history." Jesus with a cleft lip will be a first.Other actors to have famously taken on the role of Jesus in past films include Willem Dafoe (The … [Read more...]
Celebs with cleft lip & other birth defects—II.
Here are six celebs born with less impactful birth defects than those noted in my prior blog (which included Joaquin Phoenix). Again, thanks to Listverse.com and Madamenoire.com for doing the legwork. FOREST WHITAKER, LAZY EYE When asked about his famous lazy left eye, Forest admits that he inherited the condition from his father. He has considered having it fixed but only because it affects his vision. Some birth defects are mild, even intriguing. Here's another eye "deformity," … [Read more...]
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What's different about Joaquin Phoenix besides his cleft lip?
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- Thanks to all the commenters to the last post. Here's the link to the item at the Times Union in which a reader noted that James Odato strikes a different tone than Fred Dicker regarding how imminent, or not, is the selection of an operator for the mythical Big A racino. No surprise of course that a buddy of Governor Paterson's has conveniently joined Delaware North's lobbying firm Patricia Lynch and Associates. Ms. Lynch herself is a former staffer for Sheldon Silver, so they now have two of the three men in the room in which this thing will unquestionably and irrevocably be decided covered. Not sure exactly what Don Peebles, indeed an Obama bundler (thanks to reader jk and another for that tip) brings to the table here.
I don't know if the announcement by Mohegan Sun that it's delaying expansion of its casino in eastern Connecticut for about one year due to worsening economic conditions necessarily has implications for its readiness to proceed in New York if selected. However, the company did say that the move "will help to strengthen its balance sheet." So I imagine they're reviewing any pending projects. jk, who on second thought will not be taking over this blog, mentioned Bank of America, and it's true, according to the article linked to above, that it is involved in the now-delayed expansion. But another reader assertively tells us that Connecticut hedge fund Plainfield Asset Management is funding the Aqueduct proposal, and that the money has been confirmed. Plainfield seems to be still active in the funding ring, but that was of course before the current Armageddon, and I don't think anything is for certain at this time.
- Seems like quite the wide-ranging interview that Jess Jackson conducted today. He said that Curlin is indeed possible for the Classic....and the Clark....and the Japan Cup; invited Big Brown to join him in any of those, said he's checked out the new surface at Santa Anita and that "it might be a "great surface," and that he might send Curlin there just to check it out. He again rejected a match race, said that he'd bring Curlin back at five if Big Brown came back at four, proposed a racing league for older horses; but speculated that IEAH is "more concerned about the money." (I'm so sure that Curlin would be racing this year if not for the ownership issues that complicate his sale for stud duty.) But I haven't seen where he addressed the question of whether Curlin would run here on Saturday if it rained, which it is predicted to do. Newsday got a response from Iavarone:
"He wants us to join him but he's not telling us where he's going? The simplest thing would be for him to run Curlin against Big Brown in the Classic."Sounds pretty simple to me.


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Travellers should get the latest medical advice on inoculations and malaria prevention at least three weeks prior to departure. A malaria risk exists all year round, but more around Mombasa and the lower coastal areas than in Nairobi and on the high central plateau. Immunisation against yellow fever, polio and typhoid are usually recommended. A yellow fever certificate is required by anyone arriving from an infected area. Other risks include diarrhoeal diseases. Protection against bites from sandflies, mosquitoes and tsetse flies is the best prevention against malaria and dengue fever, as well as other insect-borne diseases, including Rift Valley fever, sleeping sickness, leishmaniasis and Chikungunya fever. AIDS is a serious problem in Kenya and the necessary precautions should be taken. Water is of variable quality and visitors are advised to drink bottled water. Cholera outbreaks occur frequently, and travellers should take care not to drink contaminated water and be cautious of food prepared by unlicensed roadside vendors. There are good medical facilities in Nairobi and Mombasa but health insurance is essential
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Hello, loves! Happy Wednesday! I hope you are all having a wonderful week so far. Today is our sweet lab's 2nd birthday. It's hard to believe our crazy boy is two already. Anyway, today's post is something I find near and dear to my heart, 3 lessons learned during a year of marriage. It's hard to believe that 13 months ago, Brad and I were saying 'I Do'. In a year of marriage, we have had lots of ups, downs, memories made, and lessons learned.
3 Lessons I Learned During A Year of Marriage
Arguments are okay, but going to bed angry is not //
Whenever two people get together, no matter how compatible they are, there are bound to be disagreements which lead to arguments. This is okay! Even though everyone knows that arguments are the worst, sometimes they need to happen. When it comes to arguing, let both people communicate their side of the story and be willing to listen. Take a deep breath before responding.
After the argument, make sure that you find time to make up before you go to bed. No matter if it's an apology for starting the argument, agreeing with your spouse, or simply saying that you love your spouse no matter what, find time before you go to bed to clear the air. You might be thinking, why would I do any of this if I was the one that was correct? The answer is because it's the right thing to do. Both of you would end up dwelling on the argument which will lead to a sleepless night and carry the argument to the next day. By carrying the conversation into the next day, both of you are bound to start the argument up all over again, resulting in nothing good.
Communication is Key //
Just like with everything in life, communication is key. Holding in your feelings doesn't solve anything. You'll most likely keep your feeling inside for so long that you'll end up snapping over the silliest thing when you could've communicated your thoughts/feelings and avoided an argument. Marriage is a two way street and everyone's thoughts and opinions are extremely important to maintaining a successful and happy marriage.
Keep dating your spouse //
While it's always fun to go out on dates, that's not necessary what this lesson means. As time goes on, people grow and change. Keeping conversations about what's going on with each other is really important. It's also really important to share with your partner if your interests are changing. People are complicated and it is so important to keep learning about each other. I always find it fun to ask Brad questions about growing up, memories from high school, and so on. There's always a new story that I haven't heard and by him sharing those moments, I feel that I get to know him better. Plus, who doesn't love reflecting on the past with your loved one?
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Bill Belichick did a favor for his good friend Urban Meyer Friday night at the NFL Draft — actually, two favors.
Belichick, head coach of the New England Patriots, selected one of Meyer's top pass rushers, Jermaine Cunningham, with the 21st pick of the second round (53rd overall). Nine picks later, he took Meyer's defensive captain, middle linebacker Brandon Spikes, with the 62nd overall pick.
Belichick has done plenty of homework on the two Gators, having attended several of Florida's practices over the past four seasons. Cunningham, predicted to be drafted in the fourth round or later in most mock drafts, will play outside linebacker in the Patriots' 3-4 defense, while Spikes will compete for one of the inside linebacker positions.
Spikes, a 2008 All-American, was a borderline first-round pick had he decided to leave UF after his junior season, but came back for one more title run in 2009. His draft stock was marred by a lingering ankle injury, an eye-gouging incident against Georgia and a shockingly slow 40-yard dash time of 5.05 at Florida's Pro Day in March.
"Brandon Spikes had a high grade level at various stages of his career and then he runs that 5-flat 40," ESPN's Mel Kiper said. "Great productivity, really instinctive kid, really the heart and soul of Florida's defense. But that 40 time I think was going to scare people off."
"He's a heck of a college linebacker who will be limited at the college level."
But they weren't the only Gators picked on Saturday. Defensive end Carlos Dunlap, once considered by Kiper to be the No. 3 overall prospect in the draft, was selected by the Bengals one spot behind Cunningham, at 54th overall. And safety Major Wright was then taken by the Chicago Bears in the third round with the 75th overall pick.
Dunlap, the Defensive MVP of the 2009 BCS Championship Game who will play defensive end in Cincinnati's 4-3 defense, hurt his draft stock with inconsistent play and a DUI in December which cost him a spot in the SEC Championship Game.
"That was my first and last incident. I felt like I learned from it," Dunlap said after being drafted.
The Gators set a new program record with six players drafted in the first two rounds. Joe Haden (No. 7, Cleveland), Maurkice Pouncey (No. 18, Pittsburgh) and Tim Tebow (No. 25, Denver) were selected Thursday night.


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International residential subscribers to horseracing broadcaster Racing UK can now access Racing UK via a multi-platform, live streaming and seven-day catch-up service.
The service to viewers outside of the UK and Ireland is powered by Simplestream.
Racing UK shows horseracing from 34 racecourses in the UK, including the likes of, Aintree, Ascot, Cheltenham, Epsom and Newmarket.
The enhanced service enables viewers to subscribe to watch Racing UK live and on-demand, across computers, mobiles and tablets.
Clive Cottrell, Director of Marketing, said: "Given the many time-zones around the world, the new Racing UK international service allows viewers the opportunity to watch the very best horse racing at a time and place convenient to them. The service offers high-quality streaming which adapts to internet speed."
Adam Smith, CEO & Founder of Simplestream, said: "We have been delighted to work with Racing UK to offer a full subscription service, taking their TV channel to a global market. Using our Media Manager technology, Racing UK are able to offer international viewers the chance to access their unrivalled live streaming and seven-day catch-up service, across multiple devices for an affordable fee."
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Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray hits the FCC with AT&T 3G bands
Officially announced a few weeks ago, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray may hit North America soon, as it has just passed the FCC's tests. The Ray that got the Commission's approval features UMTS II and UMTS V bands (850 MHz and 1900 MHz), so it could be released by AT&T in the US, or by Canada's major mobile carriers.
Sure enough, an FCC approval doesn't guarantee a launch in North America, but it certainly hints at such a possibility.
Although it can't compete with the high-end Android smartphones currently on the market, the Xperia Ray is certainly a nice piece of hardware. It's only 9.4mm thin, and features a 3.3 inch FWVGA Reality Display, Bravia Mobile engine, 8MP autofocus camera with 720p video recording, and 1GHz processor. Like all the other new Xperias introduced this year, the Ray runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
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Today I'm going to bring up a subject that is serious. Deadly, in fact.
Only I feel a twinge of discomfort as I begin this dark post. Because everywhere I look there are blogs overflowing with gorgeous eye candy. Fashion blogs, with sharp, edgy images of beautiful women, design blogs with tasteful, perfectly staged homes, and mommy blogs exploding with photos of exuberant, chubby toddlers laughing in front of the camera. And yes, I admit it. It's so easy to be swept up in this blogger's land of positive thoughts and perfect images.
Only today's post is not a cheerful one so I feel compelled to warn you, and like any good hostess, offer you a seat at a happier table. Do you want to read my latest post on My Summer Fashion Style? Click HERE for pretty pictures.
Otherwise, welcome to another reality.
Because today while I was at the gym, a middle-aged anorexic woman stepped up on the treadmill next to me. And in that one moment, my eyes immediately zeroed in this woman's bony chest, the gaunt curve of her inner thighs, and the jutting cheekbones of her malnourished face, obvious signs of an eating disordered life. And within seconds, I was flooded with old memories.
You see, in my other life I was an eating disorder therapist. And no matter how many years pass and how far away I travel from those days inside the session room…
I will never forget this world.
When this woman began walking on the treadmill next to me, I immediately thought of an old patient of mine. A young twenty-something woman who looked like a twelve year old during her worst days of anorexia. Her weight had plummeted into the mid-seventies and during this frightening time, I remember her coming to our session room with a sense of utter outrage.
How dare this stranger. Someone had pulled over in their car while she was walking (high-speed walking I'm sure, although she denied this exercise at the time) and offered to pray for her. A stranger offering her prayers. Did it sound dramatic? Of course. At the time, she looked like an animated skeleton.
But of course, my patient didn't get it. She didn't understand because she was in the throes of her mind-bending addiction. While she walked around in her emaciated body she experienced this kind of concern to be gawking, and another's worry, as intrusive and irritating; these were simply reactions that mirrored those of her parents.
Suddenly in this woman's presence, these old details seemed fresh and current again.
But even though I felt an overwhelming urge to stop my treadmill, to turn and face this woman, I didn't. Even though I wanted to ceremoniously lean over, hit the red "stop" button on her treadmill, look into her eyes and say these two words to her: "I know"…
I didn't.
I wanted to tell her that I knew she was suffering. And that she deserved more. And I wanted to ask her, no-- to insist, "You are in treatment, right?"
Although truthfully, if she was in treatment, I was pretty sure her therapist and her physician didn't know that at this very minute, she was wildly swinging her arms and sweating away her entire caloric intact of the day. Right here, on the treadmill.
But I didn't say anything. I just felt incredibly frustrated.
And here's the surreal thing. When my eyes scanned the sleek, mirrored walls, I saw no one else looking at this anorexic woman. I witnessed no curious, outraged or concerned onlookers. In fact, everyone had their eyes plastered on their own bodies, sculpting and sweating away as they moved one day closer to lean and mean.
What is your opinion? Do you think an employee from the gym had a moral or legal obligation to approach this anorexic woman? And if so, what should they say? Should they offer resources?
Or do you think I was simply overcome with that same helpless emotion all family and friends have when they're on the sidelines with an eating disordered sufferer? Because it's true. I wanted to DO something. Right then. Only the truth is, there are no magic words that will penetrate the mind of an anorexic and suddenly make them change.
But I also know this.
Remaining silent in the midst of craziness is never the answer.
Tell me what you think.
For more of my thoughts on the topic of eating disorders,
click: The One Topic You Should Discuss With Your Daughter (part one)
The One Topic You Should Discuss With Your Daughter (part two)


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As Pixelbuilders is now 6 months into 2017, it's time for the traditional Pixelbuilders' update, and this year there quite a bit to share already.
Not only did Pixelbuilder's favourite project manager Lucy Addison get Google Certified and married to become Mrs Harrison, but their developer Josh Holt also announced that he's taking a trip across the world this summer.
His travels start in America and end in Australia and see him leaving the office for 6 whole months! But not to worry, he'll be back in Pixel Towers just in time for 2018 with plenty of interesting stories to tell of his travels, which the team is most definitely looking forward to hearing.
Thankfully, Pixelbuilders has the brand new pool table to help them pass the time until Holt's return, which has fitted nicely into their brand new office! Don't worry, they didn't move far; you can still find them at The Tannery on Kirkstall road, but this time the agency is on the first floor of the East Wing instead of on the second floor of the West Wing. Yup. From their point of view, the Tannery is definitely bigger than it looks.
As well as the pool table Pixelbuilders' brand new office boasts a separate kitchen and they also have a bigger boardroom with space for up to 8 people, in what they like to think are rather suave board room chairs.
These were of course chosen to complement the brand new board table; a stylish wooden sleeper affair which completes the modern industrial décor they've got going on. They'll leave the interior design lesson there though, this is a digital blog after all! So moving on, the agency also has a much needed server room and a soon-to-be-completed break out room (fingers crossed for wing-backed arm chairs in there).
But perhaps most importantly of all, the agency's new office now has more space to accommodate their ever growing team. Most recently they've welcomed aboard their brand new web developer, Sam Kuhnbaum. Sam is there to help their development team continue to output even more new websites and enterprise level ecommerce solutions as well as taking some of the pressure off, while Josh is away gallivanting across the globe.
Speaking of new websites, 2017 has seen a number of new Pixel projects being released into the wild wild Web. To date, the agency has launched a brand new ecommerce solution for The Plastic People and another heavily integrated ecommerce solution for Direct Blinds.
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There are IT jobs available at all different levels, depending on your qualifications and experience. If you're doing well academically at school or college it makes sense to start a little way up the ladder, either by going to university and then getting a graduate-level job, or by starting work after your A levels/Scottish Highers (or equivalent) with an employer who will train you up – for example by putting you through a higher apprenticeship.
Getting into IT: uni first, job later
There are plenty of IT-related degrees available. However, you can get into an IT career at graduate level whatever subject you study at university.
Studying for an IT degree
Studying for an IT degree will mean that there are more technology jobs you can apply for once you graduate than if you choose a different subject. Lots of employers specify that graduates applying for technical jobs need to have studied for a degree such as computer science or software engineering.
However, if you'd prefer to have more of a commercial focus there are courses such as computing in business available. There's also a wide range of more specialist courses if you want to focus on an area such as computer games design, network engineering, artificial intelligence, digital media or animation.
To get onto a degree in computer science or similar at a leading university you typically need A level maths, often at A or A* grade. Less prestigious universities don't always ask for A level maths. However, maths ability is important for technical roles so don't try to avoid studying it.
Studying for a non-IT degree: you can still have a technology career
It's possible to get into an IT career as a graduate with any subject. However, you may find fewer employers who will accept your degree and more competition for positions. You might want to consider taking a one-year IT conversion course after your degree to increase the number of graduate jobs you will be eligible to apply for.
- Some technology employers require a particular, IT-related degree, eg computer science or software engineering. This is particularly the case with smaller employers, who are less able to take graduates who need lots of training. Some of these employers will accept an IT conversion course; some won't.
- Some technology employers accept subjects such as engineering, science or maths for IT jobs but won't accept arts or humanities.
- Some technology employers accept graduates with any degree and train you up. In many cases this will be for slightly less technical roles, but some large companies (eg IBM) are prepared to train you to do very technical jobs such as developing software.
Broadly speaking, the less technical your degree the more competition you will face and the more impressive you will need to be as a candidate. This includes having a strong academic record. If you want to go into IT via this route, make sure you do as well as you can in your A levels/Scottish Highers (or equivalent), get into a good university and study a degree subject that you think you will do well in and that is academically well respected. Think about what you can do in your spare time to develop and display your interest in IT or technology, such as learning to code.
Getting into IT: starting work at 18
Higher apprenticeships, degree apprenticeships and sponsored degrees are well worth a look if you want to start work in IT after your A levels or Scottish Highers (or equivalent) and study towards higher level qualifications at the same time.
Higher apprenticeships lead to qualifications that are at a higher level than your A levels. This isn't generally the case with advanced apprenticeships (which are equivalent to two A level passes) or intermediate apprenticeships (which are equivalent to five GCSE passes), though there's nothing to stop you investigating these if you spot an attractive opportunity.
Earning and learning: IT degree apprenticeships and sponsored degree programmes
There are a handful of opportunities to complete an IT degree while working for an employer, usually called a degree apprenticeship or sponsored degree. You'll earn a wage and have your studies paid for, meaning that you can graduate debt-free and with several years of valuable professional experience on your CV. CGI and Capgemini both run degree apprenticeship programmes that allow you to do just that, choosing either a technical or a business-focused route. Capgemini also runs a five-year 'sponsored degree' programme in software engineering, which is a higher apprenticeship that includes working towards a degree in computing and IT practice.
Other apprenticeship programmes lead to a foundation degree, which is not as high level as a degree, but still a recognised qualification. Unilever's higher apprenticeship you might have the chance to study for a foundation degree in computing and IT practice.
To get onto a programme that includes a degree or foundation degree you will typically need three A levels (or equivalent). UCAS points requirements tend to vary between 96 (CCC) and 120 (BBB). Often your A levels need to include at least one or two science/maths/technology subjects. However, this isn't always the case – Unilever simply asks for a minimum of two A levels.
Earning and learning: higher apprenticeship programmes
Higher apprenticeships in IT are currently offered by employers including Unilever, GCHQ, Virgin Media, BAE Systems, IBM and VISA Europe.
Entry requirements for higher apprenticeships that don't include university study vary widely. Some employers ask for three A levels; others are happy with two. Some expect science/maths/technology subjects; others will accept any subject. And some specify minimum grades they will accept (typically Cs), while others don't.


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Samsung Galaxy 11 to take on aliens
Samsung has brought together a team of soccer players to take on an impending invasion of extra terrestrial footballers in a science fiction branding campaign designed to be rolled out over a year. The Galaxy 11 campaign, online at theagalaxy11.com, is based on the premise that Earth is being invaded by aliens, and the only way to save the planet is to beat the invaders in a soccer match.
The campaign began in October with teasers outlining the appearance of mysterious circles and strange hooded figures at football matches. Samsung released the first branded video in the campaign on November 1, featuring an interview with retired German soccer legend Franz Beckenbauer. Beckenbauer explained that aliens in dark robes had made contact with him, making sense of mysterious circles appearing in Guanabara Bay, Rio de Janeiro, Hackney Marshes, London, and Times Square, New York. The aliens have challenged the earth to a winner-takes-all game of football.
In the weeks since, Samsung has released videos announcing the appointment of global football stars Lionel Messi (captain), Alexander Kerzhakov, Lee Chung-Yong, Rooney, Mario Götze, Iker Casillas, Iker Casillas, Wu Lei, Radamel Falcao, Victor Moses, Oscar, Landon Donovan and Ronaldo. On Wednesday December 18 Samsung released "The Beginning", a four minute video announcing the imminent invasion and documenting the gathering of the Galactic 11 team. Players are shown wearing the Samsung Gear watch. The video ends with the team suited up in black astronaut uniforms in a hangar before a title card, "Football will save the planet," and the address of a microsite for Galaxy 11. The players have been promoting the Galaxy 11 videos on Twitter and Facebook. The campaign will now build momentum as the team prepares to take on the aliens in an effects-laden football match in 2014.
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Lionel Messi, the Argentine soccer star, is recruited as captain of the Galaxy 11. Russian great Alexander Kerzhakov joins the battle against the dark Alien threat. South Korean winger Lee Chung-Yong joins the ranks of Earth's only intergalactic team, GALAXY 11. Rooney joins the Galaxy 11. Mario Götze has joined the battle to save Earth from alien destruction. Radamel Falcao has joined in the ultimate galactic battle for Earth. Rising star Victor Moses has been selected to play for Earth in one do-or-die football match against Aliens. Iker Casillas, the world's most decorated goalkeeper, has enlisted his talents to help save Earth from the Alien threat. Wu Lei has joined the only football team who can save our planet. Oscar has joined GALAXY 11 in the fight to save our planet. Landon Donovan, America's all-time leading goal scorer has joined the ranks of #GALAXY11. Ronaldo joins the Galaxy 11.
The Galaxy 11 campaign was developed at R/GA, San Francisco, and Cheil Worldwide, Seoul, by creative directors JoRoan Lazaro and Christine Fernandez, associate creative director/copywriter Annie Sloan, associate creative director Sean Kelley, associate creative director Rob Smiley, copywriters Caspian Michalowski, Chris Ford, Carol Park, art director Dave Carter, senior producer Giana Argiris.
Filming was shot by director Reynald Gresset via Caviar with director of photography Arnaud Potier.
Editing was at Rock Paper Scissors and Jump LA.
Special effects were produced at Eight VFX.
Sound was produced at 740 Sound Design. Music was produced at Stimmung.
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