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KEW PIPPIN Possibly the 'missing' Kew Admirable. An apple probably from the late 1700s, last recorded in Britain in 1895 and perhaps found alive and well and living in Tasmania, at the Grove Research Station. It is called Kew Pippin there, a known synonym of Kew Admirable. Although there is a Kew near Melbourne, Australia, we cannot find any evidence that another apple was named after it. After receiving scionwood from Grove, the first new trees were grafted here in 2005. Kew Admirable is likely to have come from Kirke's nursery in Brompton as it was received by Diel in Germany from London in 1806 or 1811. It seems Diel renamed it Goldapfel Von Kew (which is also not to be found in Europe). It only really became known in Britain when Scott got it back from Germany, later in the 19th century. It is a late, medium sized, dessert apple with a golden skin, covered with russet in the stalk cavity. Half the apple colours up with a red blush. The eye is in a deep wide basin and closed with long sepals. The flesh is tender but firm, sweet, with complex flavours and good acidity. The flesh does not discolour.**
Pollination Group 4
KID'S ORANGE This is not Kidd's Orange Red, but the name probably arose as a pun on it. It was one of the apples bred by either Frederick William Wastie or his son, James Frederick Wastie, at Eynsham, Oxford. Several other of their apples are included in our catalogue. Frederick William (Old Fred) started breeding at the start of the 20th century and his son (young Fred) continued in the 1920s onward. Young Fred did most of the naming and Kid's Orange was named for one of his grandchildren, though never introduced or exhibited, as far as we know. Within the family it has been said that Young Fred bred a tree for each of his three grandchildren and this was the only one to survive. The orchard containing the original tree no longer exists. We had previously taken scions of many trees including this one. In 2015, Martyn Wastie brought us apples from another Kid's Orange tree near Eynsham, so a tree still survives locally, and it is now time to make it available and record its history. The apples are medium to large, oval to conical apple, with bold red stripes and ripe in mid October. Crisp, sweet and richly flavoured.
KIDD'S ORANGE RED A New Zealand variety, introduced to England around 1932. It was bred by Kidd, a farmer with a passion for breeding English type apples. Showy fruit, orange-gold with pinky-red stripes and some russeting. Firm and juicy and developing a very flowery flavour, but it wants a warm climate with enough sunshine, so is not recommended for Scotland and the North. Attractive pink and white blossom. Late fruiting and storing into the New Year.
Pollination Group 4
KING CHARLES PEARMAIN First recorded by Hogg in 1876, who had acquired it from Worcestershire, but it is believed to be much older. A very late dessert apple with russeted green and gold skin, often red flushed near the sun. The conical apples have crisp, juicy flesh with a sweet, nutty flavour. The apples store until March.
Pollination Group 6
KING HARRY It was received by The Royal Horticultural Society from Mr Manning of London, who had it from near Woodstock, Oxfordshire. The first record was in 1842 but the apple is earlier. It was still in existence in Britain in the 1990s, at Allgrove's Nursery, Buckinghamshire, now closed, and its fate is uncertain. We found the apple to have been in the U.S. Plant Genetic Resources Unit at Cornell University since 1949 and, following the receipt of scionwood from there, new trees were grafted here in 2005. It is a mid to late dessert apple which both Hogg and Bunyard rated highly. The size is small to medium and truncate conic. The skin is pale yellow with russet dots and the flesh is firm, tender and yellow, with a sweet, rich flavour. Growth is moderate and upright. **
Pollination Group 5
KING OF THE PIPPINS Reine des Reinettes, Golden Winter Pearmain, Prince's Pippin. Known since 1770, but probably much earlier. A multi-purpose dessert apple, used for cider in France and England, and for cooking in France, because it keeps its shape. It has been widely grown in all areas of England. When eaten raw it has firm flesh with a sweet and sharp, tangy, rich flavour. A reliable cropper, with golden skin flushed tawny red. A good cropper, part tip bearing, but willing to form spurs. It keeps until February. Hogg also describes another King of The Pippins, which is an early season apple, presumed missing. Attractive blossom with pink reverses.
Pollination Group 4
KING OF TOMPKINS COUNTY An American dessert apple, grown in America since at least 1804 and long valued and grown in Britain, having been introduced by Thomas Rivers of Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, in the 19th century. Valued for its beautiful appearance; The fruit is often completely covered with glossy bright red. Large fruit, with sweet, juicy flesh, which keeps its shape when cooked, is rich and sweet and is good for open tarts. Ripe in October, with a little storage it becomes a very pleasant eating apple, as well. Strongly growing trees. T.
Pollination Group 3
KING'S ACRE PIPPIN A late dessert apple introduced in 1899 by King's Acre Nurseries in Hereford. Thought to be a cross between Ribston Pippin and Sturmer Pippin, it has the sweet/sharp Sturmer taste with the aromatic, juicy flesh of the Ribston. Vigorous trees, with a spreading habit and pretty blossom. Partially tip-bearing. Stores until February. T.
Pollination Group 4
KING'S HALL A new name for a very old apple variety, borne on an ancient, decayed and hollow tree, which is now more two trees than one, with the original trunk now largely missing. Yet sturdy boughs, held by the re-growing sides of the old trunk, still provide a good crop of apples. The tree is in the garden of King's Hall, a 12th century dwelling, once part of Ashwell Farm, in Little Kingshill, Buckinghamshire. The accepted history is that King's Hall was one of several monastic cells that housed the founders of Missenden Abbey, before it was founded in 1133. It was later used by King John for entertaining and carousing, thereby acquiring its name. A separate orchard contains many other old trees, but this one stands separate and stands out, as being rather special. The medium sized apples are an unusual shape, long and often with a curved fleshy extension at the stalk, rather like a long Lemon Pippin. Ripe in late October, they can be eaten fresh and are pleasant and lemony, but with modest sweetness and flavour, and slightly firm flesh. When cooked, the fruit takes a while to soften and then goes quickly and breaks up. The flavour is very rich and rather tart, balanced beautifully with the addition of just a little sugar. A very welcome discovery, only made possible by the care and curiosity of owners Jill and Ray Bate and whose help and hospitality, in their unique 'Hall', are greatly appreciated, as is their choice of the perfect name for their apple.
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Witkoppen Health and Welfare Centre maintains high standards of practice in good governance, effective management, optimisation of resources, successful fundraising, productive relationships with government, beneficiary communities, donors and the general public as well as effective administration and ethical behaviour. We are committed to capacity building in the domains of compliance, financial management, human resources, monitoring and evaluation (M&E) and programme management.
Our external auditors are Ecovis South Africa
Board of Directors
Witkoppen Health and Welfare Centre has a board of Directors who meet on a quarterly basis.
Board Members: Dr PenelopeTlhabi (Chairperson), Mr Andrew Hadfield (Vice Chairperson), Dr Jean Bassett (Executive Member), Mr Arthur Christie (Treasurer), Dr Dumani Kula (Member) and Mr Bongani Khanyile (Member).
Subcommittees of the Board consist of an Executive Committee, an Audit Committee a Remuneration Committee and a Fund Raising Committee.
Members of the Executive Committee (Excom): Dr Jean Bassett (Executive Director), Mr Gerhard Fourie (Chief Financial Officer) and Mr Ashley Walbrugh (Chief Operations Officer).
Senior Managers
Senior Management meetings are held monthly and consist of Dr Jean Bassett (Executive Director), Sr Marie Moldenhauer (Nurse Manager), Mr Gerhard Fourie (Chief Financial Officer), Mrs Sandra Bvunyenge (Financial Manager) and Mr Ashley Walbrugh (Chief Operations Officer).


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Wild free range bison
This is a serious hunt for experienced hunters. We scour some of the most remote woods of Alberta in search of a wild wood bison. It's is cold, days are long, but a trophy bison is like no other. It is a true achievement to harvest a free ranging native bison.
Our hunts have been a tremendous success at 95% harvest over 5 years. I have a highly skilled set of guides and staff in this camp that live and breathe bison hunting. Each year we set out on snowmobiles to find and track one of these beasts. Braving the cold and snow makes the harvest so much more rewarding. We hunt bison in January, February and March when the hides are at their best. Bison feed in the open most when it's cold so the colder the better for a successful hunt.
In Alberta we have several free ranging herds of bison, of which only one can be hunted. It is known that the bison have always existed in this range and have never been pushed out of the area by man. We know of nowhere else in North America where you can hunt native, free ranging bison in their natural habitat. Fortunately these bison are not pure wood bison. This allows us to export your cape and horns to the United States. Although not pure wood strain, a bull may weigh up to 2200 lbs. and a cow 1500 lbs.
Generally our hunts take place in February and March. Expect temperatures ranging from -25C – +10C (-18F – +52F). It will be the hunter's responsibility to get to High Level, Alberta. A guide will meet you and escort you to the camp. Most of the travelling from that point will be done on snowmobile. Each hunter will have a guide (1 on 1), although some travelling will be done in-groups. It is not uncommon to travel 100 km (60 miles) in a day. The snow is generally 2-3 feet deep so if you have never operated a snowmobile, you will learn quickly.
The elusive timber wolf inhabits the same vast region and can be hunted with fair success at any time during the bison hunt. An additional bison, a trap line tour or a fishing voyage can be combined with this thrilling hunt. The days will be packed with excitement tracking down the legendary buffalo. The journey can be long and difficult but for the avid hunter it's the thrill of a lifetime.


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If you have dependents, you probably need life insurance. However, there are many aspects to buying insurance that can make the purchasing process confusing. Do you need term or whole life insurance? How long a time do you want to be covered? Where should you buy your insurance policy? But before all that, it's important to figure out how much life insurance you need. We've got six questions for you to ask yourself to help decide. The more clearly you understand your situation and needs, the better a decision you can make about life insurance.
1. How Old Are You?
If you are just starting to bring home a salary and have many years of income to cover in case something happens to you, you will likely need a bigger policy. The older you are, the more you may be making but the fewer years you probably need to make up for.
2. How Healthy Are You?
Life insurance prices are partly calculated by how likely you are to die. If you are at higher risk of dying during working years than the average person, you will probably pay higher premiums. To combat this, it's a good idea to take care of yourself. Actions like quitting smoking, eating well and staying active can help lower your rates.
3. How Much Debt Do You Have?
Life insurance needs to cover more than just your lost income. The benefits help your dependents pay off the debts you leave behind. Do you want your family to be able to stay in the home if you have a mortgage? Do you have other debts that someone else will be responsible for? The more debt you have, the bigger policy you will likely need.
Debt can be inherited, and life insurance can help ease the burden your debt could put on your family after you pass away. (You can see how your debt is currently impacting your credit scores for free on Credit.com.)
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If you have other resources or assets that your dependents will inherit upon your death, you may not need a policy that replaces 100% of your lost income. Your whole financial picture will play into how much life insurance you need.
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Your and your family's monthly needs can be determined by tracking income and outgo in a personal budget or through bank statements. The more money you are spending on a monthly basis, the more coverage you will need.
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Life insurance is set up to provide for your survivors when you no longer can. Consider if your spouse works, will receive Social Security benefits from your job and how long until your children will be out of the nest.
While there is no clear answer, it can be helpful to spend some time determining how much insurance you need so you have the kind of coverage that's right for your situation.
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Werther (Germany), January 7th, 2017
25 Years on the bridge
When Dr. Christian Potthoff-Sewing joined the family business in 1992, the outlook was gloomy. Since then the size the Poppe + Potthoff group has nearly quadrupled. The passionate sailor has kept the company on a stable course for 25 years.
Interviewed by Haller Kreisblatt Dr. Christian Potthoff-Sewing looks back at his quarter century in the company. Having studied and worked in USA, UK, Germany and Portugal, the economist was working in a large German retail group, when he inherited a small stake in the family business. At that time the company had just under 400 employees.
Initially he split his time between his outside job and the family business to prepare himself for his role as Managing Director for Sales, as which he joined the company full time in 1992.
While 1990 had been a boom year for steel and tubes, the early nineties were affected by the collapse of the eastern block and difficult adjustment processes.
This and several homemade problems led to an existential and probably most severe crisis of the company since its foundation in 1928. Potthoff-Sewing learned turn around management the hard way, not knowing whether he would be successful in saving the company or not.
By the turn of the century the company had been stabilized. The big change, however, came when the company, building on its long-term experience with high pressure and Diesel injection tubes, decided to develop common rail subcomponents. The limited knowledge of and experience in the automotive industry made this another risky and difficult step. Due to the market shift towards common rail direct injection Diesel engines, it was, however, a great opportunity. Together with top automotive manager Rüdiger Faustmann, who joined the company in 2001 and became CEO shortly after, Potthoff-Sewing managed to turn this opportunity into a success for Poppe + Potthoff.
One of the key steps was the construction of a large new manufacturing site in Hungary. This was followed by several acquisitions which both diversified and complemented the portfolio of the group. Today Poppe + Potthoff has three product divisions and a total of 17 sites employing 1500 employees. The early years taught Potthoff-Sewing that standing still in the present leads to painful crisis in the future, so the drive for growth and diversification continues.


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The Cooperative of Artisans, Designers and Artists in Fiskars ONOMA is a unique association whose members live or work in Fiskars Village, Raasepori. Founded in 1996, the Cooperative currently has 119 members representing different areas of craft, design and art. The Cooperative also has its own shop in the heart of Fiskars Village, Onoma Shop.
The Cooperative's most visible activity are their exhibitions. Through these Fiskars Village has come to establish itself as a place for showcasing high quality Finnish crafts, design and art. This year, the Cooperative focuses on developing the organisation with the support from Sophie von Julin Foundation. The exhibition will also get support from Svenska Kulturfonden.
Matleena Kalajoki, Sales and Marketing Manager
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Emilia Hänninen, Exhibition Producer
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What is the best ice type? Ice cubes or gourmet ice? Flake ice or nugget ice? Ice machines make different ice types depending on the model and manufacturer, but what ice is the right ice for you? Some ice blends better, some ice melts slower, some ice makes fountain drinks more fun, and some ice protects fresh food products better. Learn about the different types of ice and why one ice shape might be better for your business versus another ice type with MissionRS' Choosing the Perfect Ice infographic.Continue "[Infographic] Choosing the Perfect Ice Type"
As the weather warms, fairs and amusement parks begin to fill up with eager (and hungry) guests! All that fun can really work up an appetite for concession foods, such as hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, cotton candy, and snow cones.
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However daunting and dreaded restaurant inspections may be their intention is actually quite honorable. A health inspector is there to make sure food serving establishments are practicing smart food safety and promoting clean working environments; their job, ultimately, is to check that no threats are being posed to public health.
Anyone who enjoys eating out can thank them for this. Because these inspections are unannounced throughout the year, your restaurant's staff should be prepared for the visit at any given time. Doing so ensures you're not only prepared but also being the safest, most sanitary version of yourself all year long.
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Author: Ursula Dempsey
In addition to contributing to this blog I also write mymarilynmoments, a blog inspired by the wisdom and words of Golden Hollywood. I also run a styling business, zeldazonkstyling.com, that operates under the guiding principle of finding the best 'style for your style.'
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August 30, 2014
"You know how to whistle, don't you Steve? You just put your lips together and blow." Lauren Bacall as "Slim" Browning in To Have and Have Not (1944)
With Lauren Bacall's death on August 12 another 'star' from the Golden Age of Hollywood takes their place amongst the other stars that shine so bright over my little house each night. And as I look up at them and think of Bacall and all the other names that I know, the faces I love, I can't help but feel eternally grateful for their presence in my life. The newspaper coverage of her death will undoubtedly introduce new fans to the world of 'old movies' so I figured this might be a good opportunity for a seasoned enthusiast like myself to introduce and familiarise such novices with some of the other memorable and distinguishable characters that await them.
Joel Cairo: You always have a very smooth explanation…
Sam Spade: What do you want me to do, learn to stutter? The Maltese Falcon (1941)
1. Razor sharp, and I mean blade-of-hair-slicing-sharp dialogue. Prepare yourself to be dazzled with wit, humour and the acerbic tongue that was an instrumental element of any script. Whether it was Bogey, Bacall or Barbara or some other dame the point was the men and women in these movies fought with words as much as anything else. The insults, the jab, like knives were expertly thrown and always hit their target.Borrow this line from Casablanca the next time you cross paths with a foe – "You despise me, don't you? If I gave you any thought I probably would." Now that's a put down. In Mildred Pierce, Joan Crawford's daughter inspires the following juicy line from Crawford's closest friend – "Personally Veda has convinced me that alligators have the right idea. They eat their young." A line Crawford herself might well have said years later given what her own children would eventually say about her.
2. Mind blowing,heart-stopping, fantastic clothes. The men and women of these films are always look stunning and are phenomenally turned out. The dresses alone are worth the 93 minutes or so and as a bit of a fashion hag, I don't say that lightly. Whether its Crawford's ridiculously wide,in a good way, shoulders, or West's slinky sexy dresses that scream come up and see her some time, or the red sparkly number that worked on both Monroe and Russell – the blond and the brunette, in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes or everything Grace wears in Rear Window. I mean it's enough to make you burst or explode in a bubble of glitter it's all so fabulous. And these are just a mere trifles, the full banquet awaits you dear neophyte.3. The cigarette and the cigarette holder. No matter how you feel about the evils of smoking, you must accept that in 'old' movies everyone smokes, a lot.Smoking is used to add punch to the deliverance of a line, that smoke itself is used to blur, to hide, to reveal and/or hide character flaws. And in truth, it all looks good. Whether it is striking a match, opening a cigarette box, showing off an engraved silver cigarette case, lighting a cigarette or blowing out billows of cigarette smoke, especially directly into the face of your opponent, smoking looks glamorous – get used to it.
4. Coffee- always black, martinis, old fashioneds and of course bubbly. All of these are consumed in large quantities throughout 'old' films. The tinkle of the ice-cube as it ricochets against the sides of the glass will become as familiar as the roar of the lion that opens all MGM reels. It is never too early, there is always a bottle or decanter to hand and everyone drinks and drives. However again it all just looks so appealing, so much fun. I dare you to watch The Seven Year Itch and not long for some champers and potato chips (crisps). I know I never manage to get through that movie without either trying to make a martini or opening up some fizz. So what better way to pay homage to the passing of the wonderful, the sultry, the sassy Bacall than by taking the time to step back in time and savour all that Golden Hollywood can offer. As the man himself,Bogey, promises in Casablanca, it will be "the beginning of a beautiful friendship."


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Halloween's been here, and now Christmas is about to hit us over the head.
I want a year off Xmas. I want a Christmas moratorium this year. I find it stressful and distracting- an obligation to get people stuff and go to gatherings I don't really want to. More turkeys are sacrificed needlessly and the psychic noise of credit card debt, guilt, inadequacy and stress escalates.
There are good things. It's nice to have a reason to get together with some people, and it's nice to have a landmark for the year. Otherwise, years could slide by fused together without distinction. Eggnog is awesome, and those Cadbury's oranges you have to smash apart are pretty exciting. I love making things to give away. I always enjoy Christmas when I spend it with my family, but this year I probably won't.
It just seems like Christmas is too much. And why is it such a big production every year? It can be a big production, say, every three years, that would be cool. And the other two years it can have one day of attention and you can kind of wave in Christmas in passing as you carry on getting stuff done and staying in bed watching movies.
I want to call a time out, or have some other anti-Xmas gesture that I can spring on anyone who wants to invite me over for turkey death that says unequivocally and non-verbally: "Temporary relief from Christmas now claimed! Speak'st thou not of Yule! This person is not participating in Christmas; find something else to talk about!"
Instead of something as neutral as pointing the fingers of one hand into the palm of the other, though, I would favour clutching one's throat, making gagging sounds, rolling the eyes back in the head, and then falling forward to the knees and collapsing sideways, twitching. That's the universal anti-Xmas signal right there. Let's all adopt it!


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Comet 2019 Social Event
Anyone who has ever been to a COMET Conference knows that we like to compliment all the networking, learning and professional development with a fun element. COMET 2019 is no exception and for those who purchase a Full Day Conference, we welcome you to join us for our social event. We will be taking you on a unique and insightful technical tour of the University of Texas at Austin, ranked among the biggest and best research universities in the country.
Following the technical tour will be an outing to Austin's vibrant 2nd Street District. The 2nd Street District is known as downtown Austin's shopping hub and home to a number of Austin's best restaurants. Dead ending into the Austin Convention Center, the area is a hot spot for tourists and Austinites alike.
For times and dates please view the COMET 2019 Agenda.
Like the state it calls home, The University of Texas at Austin is a bold, ambitious leader. Ranked among the biggest and best research universities in the country, UT Austin is home to more than 51,000 students and 3,000 teaching faculty. The University is working to change the world through groundbreaking research and cutting-edge teaching and learning techniques. Here, tradition and innovation blend seamlessly to provide students with a robust collegiate experience. Amid the backdrop of Austin, Texas, a city recognized for its creative and entrepreneurial spirit, the university provides a place to explore countless opportunities for tomorrow's artists, scientists, athletes, doctors, entrepreneurs and engineers.
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The 2nd Street District is made up of the best shopping, dining and entertainment in Austin. Here you can find more than 50 specialty stores, restaurants, and service providers most of which are locally owned. You'll appreciate the convenient location in the center of the city and all there is to do. Sit outside and enjoy drinks or frozen yogurt while you take in the great weather Texas has to offer, indulge in specialty cupcakes before you hit the shops. You'll find that at Austin's 2nd Street District you'll find just about everything you heart desires – it's where Texas warmth meets Austin Cool in downtown Austin!


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Ben Bernanke is anticipating another round of measures to support the economy. These could help stocks and gold until the year's end. The U.S. dollar should instead contract. However, failure to move above 1.2670 would take the euro back to 1.24/1.22.
Unemployment is on focus.
According to the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on the 31st of July and 1st of August, the members apparently agree on the need for additional measures, unless the forthcoming economic data show important improvements. In effect, the Fed still has a few options available, starting by simply postponing the easing bias until 2015. However, very bad employment numbers on September 7 are certain to elicit calls for a bold decision such as quantitative easing three (QE3) or using an asset purchase programme called QEX. This would require mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and the terms would be at the discretion of the committee. Next week's data will be critical. The Institute for Supply Management's (ISM) manufacturing and non-manufacturing indices will be watched closely as well. The S&P 500 index could target 1450-1500 by year's end. The short-medium trend is still bullish. Seasonally, the last two months of the year support an increase of stocks. On the other hand, September has traditionally been the worst month. As a result, a break-out failure above 1430 might set decline to 1370.
Last Friday, Chairman Bernanke confirmed more easing is coming. The economy has been moving sideways for months, as shown by the "Beige Book" published in the middle of the week. The GDP is below 2.0%. Internal and foreign demand is weak. The real estate market is bottoming, but there is not much money left to buy new properties. American household wealth is not improving. According to the Conference Board survey for August, confidence has declined by 5 points to 60.6. Worst of all, perceptions about job availability have continued to fall. Nonfarm payrolls were below 125,000 from May to July. At 8.3%, the unemployment rate is at the highest level since last year. There is, nonetheless, a flicker of hope. Before resuming the up-trend, unemployment could decline to 8.0%-7.5%, according to the study of cycles.
Mario, what is the plan?
A weak European economy does not help. A recession is unfolding and the European Central Bank (ECB) could cut rates by 25 basis points to 50 on Thursday. However, the German DAX index rose about 10% during the summer. Spreads in Spain and Italy have contracted. Interest rates on the two-year financial markets dropped below 5% and 6% respectively. They are now approaching comfortable levels at 2.75% to 3.25%. ECB President Draghi said the central bank would "do everything necessary to save the euro". Expectations are mounting, but details are still missing. Will these be revealed during the Governing Council meeting on 6 September?
Time is again running out. Confidence is deteriorating in the Eurozone. According to the Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI), published by the European Commission, confidence is at the lowest level since July 2009. Spain and Italy were severely beaten, but German is beginning to feel the heat as well. In August, the IFO (Institute for Economic research) business climate index fell for the fourth consecutive month and reached the lowest level since February 2010. The important IFO expectations index fell below the long-term average. Both the retail and manufacturing sectors are suffering from the economic recession. The euro remains well supported, as most of the bad news is already discounted in current prices. However, a breakout above 1.2670 is necessary for a level of 1.29/1.30. A failure to close above these levels could set a decline to 1.24/1.22.


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AIO - 01: The Adventure Begins
Episode: 002
Lesson/Theme: Friendship.
Bible Verse: 1 Samuel 20
Paul McCusker
Sound Designer:
Bob Luttrell
Original Air Date: November 28,1987
Last Air Date: January 22,2019
Craig Moorhead's middle school friends like having him around because he makes them laugh. But then Craig faces a problem that isn't funny at all, and his friends aren't so friendly anymore.
001: Whit's Flop
002: The Life of the Party
004: Connie Comes to Town
005: Gifts for Madge & Guy
006: The Day After Christmas
007: Promises, Promises
010: Nothing to Fear
012: The Tangled Web
017: A Member of the Family, Part 1 of 2
018: A Member of the Family, Part 2 of 2
019: Recollections
027: A Change of Hart
Dental Dilemma
My Brother's Keeper
No Stupid Questions
Honor Thy Parents
It Sure Seems Like It to Me
Isaac the True Friend
Whit's Flop
The Day After Christmas
A Member of the Family, Part 1 of 2
A Member of the Family, Part 2 of 2
Family Vacation, Part 1 of 2
Family Vacation, Part 2 of 2
The Day Independence Came
V.B.S. Blues
Kids' Radio
Camp What-a-Nut, Part 1 of 2
Camp What-a-Nut, Part 2 of 2
Return to the Bible Room
The Last Great Adventure of the Summer
Mike Makes Right
Back to School
By Faith, Noah
The Prodigal, Jimmy
The Imagination Station, Part 1 of 2
The Imagination Station, Part 2 of 2
An Encounter with Mrs. Hooper
Our Best Vacation Ever
A Prisoner for Christ
Elijah, Part 1 of 2
Elijah, Part 2 of 2
The Ill-Gotten Deed
The Very Best of Friends
Lincoln, Part 1 of 2
Lincoln, Part 2 of 2
The Winning Edge
All's Well With Boswell
Cousin Albert
The Second Coming
Where There's a Will. . .
Home is Where the Hurt Is
The Meaning of Sacrifice
Mayor for a Day
A Model Child
Isaac the Pure
It Takes Integrity
A Question of Loyalty
An Act of Nobility
Modesty is the Best Policy
Moses, the Passover, Part 1 of 2
Moses, the Passover, Part 2 of 2
The Midnight Ride
Timmy's Cabin
Fair-Weather Fans
Columbus: The Grand Voyage
Treasures of the Heart
It Is Well
An Adventure in Bethany, Part 1 of 2
An Adventure in Bethany, Part 2 of 2
A Game of Compassion
Into Temptation
For Thine is the Kingdom
The Power
And the Glory
Forever. . .Amen
Greater Love
Count It All Joy
The Marriage Feast
Hymn Writers
Why Don't You Grow Up?
Pilgrim's Progress Revisited, Part 1 of 2
Pilgrim's Progress Revisited, Part 2 of 2
A Time for Christmas
A Prayer for George Barclay
Afraid, Not!
The Secret Keys of Discipline
Blackbeard's Treasure
The Pushover
Chores No More
Viva La Difference
Amazing Grace
Leap of Faith
The Spy Who Bugged Me
More Like Alicia
Saint Patrick: A Heart Afire, Part 1 of 2
Saint Patrick: A Heart Afire, Part 2 of 2
Natural Born Leader
Telemachus, Part 1 of 2
Telemachus, Part 2 of 2
Another Man's Shoes
The Buck Starts Here
Something Cliqued Between Us
No Boundaries
My Girl Hallie
Only By His Grace
Something Significant
The Imagination Station, Revisited, Part 1 of 2
The Imagination Station, Revisited, Part 2 of 2
The Owlnapping
The Feud of Mason County
Have a Heart
Passages: Darien's Rise, Part 2 of 9
Passages: Darien's Rise, Part 3 of 9
Passages: Darien's Rise, Part 4 of 9
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Kidsboro, Part 2 of 3
Kidsboro, Part 3 of 3
Here Am I
The Truth Be Told
The Science Club
Three in One
In My Image
Stepping Stones, Part 1 of 2
Stepping Stones, Part 2 of 2
The Final Call
Light's Out at Whit's End
You Go to School Where?
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CTI Blog - Global sustainability issues require global and innovative solutions
This blog post is by Dirk Vennix, CTI Chief Executive
Can Economic Growth and Sustainability co-exist? This question has been debated for decades and is at the core of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP21) taking place this week in Paris.
Preserving Earth's resources implies not only the switch to a low carbon, sustainable and long-lasting economic model, but also the engagement of all the productive sectors. In other words: global issues require global and innovative solutions.
The challenge is huge but the timber industries are ready to tackle it head on. Timber is the only true renewable construction and manufacturing material and we want to reinforce this message. Flexible, mouldable and low-energy processed, timber-based products could really contribute to a low carbon economy, helping UK to achieve its carbon reduction targets.
Several research studies show that increasing the use of wooden products from sustainable managed forests would have beneficial implications on the environment: - replanting of harvested trees [1]; - storing carbon in timber products [2]; - promoting woodland expansion all over the world [3]; - reducing emissions and air pollution [4].
If the equation is easy to understand - more trees planted = more CO2 absorbed – we still have a long way go to spread this message to key decision makers and opinion formers. The Confederation of Timber Industries will do its share in promoting this new approach. With the help of our supporters including timber supply chain companies and environmental organisations, we are going to publish a report on growing the use of sustainable timber in May 2016.
The aim will be to report on the future of timber as the only truly sustainable material and how the sector could develop a credible place at the forefront of the low carbon economy. Replenishing natural resources, both domestically and globally, is our responsibility, as well as enhancing a sustainable and prosperous model business model.
The CTI Board has already agreed clear objectives in its strategic plan (2015-2017) which will be covered by the report, including: - develop the case for low carbon footprint in the domestic market; - ensure there is consistent application of standards through established certification schemes; - improve application and enforcement of timber related regulation in key EU member states.
To expand on the last objective the report will include an analysis of the EU's review of the European Union Timber Regulation (EUTR). Although it represents a valid tool to tackle illegal logging and trade, its effectiveness is clearly undermined by loopholes and exceptions [5]. Similarly we believe the implementation of the EUTR should be more closely aligned with other related policies such as CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) and FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade).
The CTI welcomes the application of consistent standards, clear due diligence requirements and fair competition between companies in different member states. There is substantial scope for improvements to the EUTR and the CTI strongly supports the WWF and trade associations who are already campaigning on the issues surrounding timber regulation in the EU.
The more united we stand, the more chance we have to make an impact around the decision-making tables.
[1] "In managed European forests there are five trees planted for each harvested", Timber Accord, 2014
[2] "Roughly one tonne of carbon is stored for every metre cubed of timber used. If we build 200,000 new houses in timber it would store around 4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide every year", Wood For Good, 2014
[3] "Europe's forests have increased by almost 13 million ha - about the size of Greece - in the past 15 years through new planting and natural expansion of forests," Forest Europe report, 2011
[4] "By increasing the UK's forest cover from 13 to 16%, we could reduce around 10% of our national CO2 emissions by 2050", Timber Accord, 2014
[5] For instance, the EUTR excludes seat products (including chairs and sofas) from its scope alongside musical instruments, soft furnishings and toys. The TTF has estimated that the EUTR currently only covers approximately 40% of products by value that originate from forests


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I picked up my new (reman) Constant Control Relay Module, and just had to take a look inside. It's... different!
I drilled out the rivets, and sure enough: this looks very much like the updated version that I've seen in pictures. It even has the relay in the corner that I was expecting to see when I first opened mine up. No MOSFET, and a lot fewer resistors & stuff, too.
The board itself bears the Ford number F5DF-14A608-NA, indicating that it may have come out of a Taurus or something before being traded in as a core. Sadly, it's missing quite a lot of its original conformal coating. There's a disturbing amount of dry, unprotected circuitry here. Maybe that's why the remanufacturer only put a one-year warranty on it. (BTW, my original one lasted over two decades.)
It's kind of a mess on the back/bottom side, much uglier than my old board. There's solder everywhere, but there are no signs of it bridging circuits that shouldn't be bridged. Looks like they just wanted to reinforce the traces a bit. Maybe they do care about longevity after all...
The mounting holes are slightly enlarged, too, as if someone's drill bit started walking during rivet removal. Good thing the drill bit didn't stray too close to any of the circuits.
Before putting it back together, I removed the loose edges of peeling conformal coating, cleaned the surface, and applied some fresh coating. Like the OEM stuff, it's silicone-based, not an epoxy. I figure the flexibility is probably important to guard against vibrations.
As soon as I applied the coating, it suddenly hit me: I should've plugged it in first, to test it. Whoops. Well, it should work. I mean, they must have tested it, right? I waited for it to dry, then finally managed to confirm operation. It works!
The board looks a lot better now with the fresh coating on. And I feel better about installing it, too. After all, this module goes in-between the radiator and the engine, right alongside the coolant recovery tank. (In later models, they moved the CCRM location to behind the fender & splash shield.)
So I continued reassembly, riveting the board back onto its base, and riveting the cover back on.
I had to get creative with the cover rivets, though. The heads of the rives go into these recessed pockets, which are too deep for my riveter to reach. So I made a spacer (a small socket was too tall) by taking a small nut, locking it in my Dremel's mandrel, and spinning it against a file to grind it down until it would fit inside the pocket. Then I slipped the nut over the stem of the rivet so that my rivet gun could brace against the rivet head while pulling the stem.
Here's some pics of the final installation process:
Not only does this fix my AC, but maybe it'll sort of "reset the clock" on how soon my old CCRM's other circuits would fail. Remember, this thing houses relays for the cooling fan, the PCM, and even the fuel pump. *crosses fingers*


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Archive for the 'Chuck' Category
Chuck in the Bubble
Posted April 26, 2009on:
Next Monday is the finale of 2nd season of Chuck, and yet no news from NBC that they gave a green light for 3rd season. On my previous post, I wrote about shows that will or won't get cancelled, and which ones are still undecided, and Chuck is one of them. I don't want start ranting again because it's not cancelled yet, but I write this post to gather all Chuck-mania to voice your opinion that we need more Chuck! Go to NBC.com/chuck and post on the forum, get your family/friends to watch the finale on Monday, April 27, 2009 on 8 pm EST.
Another blogger also had the same idea and he interviewed several Chuck-mania. Read his post here.
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I've been ranting about cancellation of some of my favorite tv shows for quite sometime. I don't want to get started on it again, but it looks like there are more to come. USA Today has compiled a list of TV shows that's in, out, or in the bubble.
For more information, go to USA Today where you can also vote to save your favorite tv shows.
Sarah vs. Carla
Posted March 31, 2009on:
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Last night's Chuck: Sarah was pulled out from being Chuck's handler because the general thought their feeling was too strong and could jeopardize the mission, which was partly true. So a new handler was assigned, Carla from Burn Notice (I don't know her real name). She was cold and strict. In the beginning, she was only assigned to monitor Sarah & Chuck's relationship, and she reported that it was endangering the mission causing Sarah to be fired. However, Chuck, reluctant to cooperate with his new handler, got into a trouble, as always, and only Sarah could led him out safely. In the end, the general admitted that their relationship could be beneficial after all.
New twist on the story, Chuck, with help from Sarah, got to find his father (his face remain unseen). On the next week's preview, it seems like his father is also an agent, and probably on the wrong side. It's going to be good, can't wait for next week. As usual, if you miss this week's episode, you can watch it online at nbc.com or hulu.com
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Been a litle busy since last weekend. I just had time to catch up with last week's Burn Notice and Monk. Michael was still in the quest to find the person who wanted him dead, he didn't get any info, but that guy (whoever he was) was alarmed when Mike was trying to poke around. I also just watched this week's Chuck, where Chuck and Sarah had to pose as a married couple. Pretty funny, but in the end their relationship got a minor set back. Just in case you wonder where I watch the shows (no I don't watch them from DVR), I watch them online at the network's official website: NBC.com and USANetwork.com
On other news, Hulu Award will have official nominees for all categories hopefully by next week. I'll post the list of all nominees (or perhaps the poll link from polldaddy) so you can vote 🙂 Speaking of polldaddy, I've had some ideas for poll on by blog for a while (before wordpress had the feature). Now that they have it, I can't remember what I wanted to do with the poll 😆
TV Shows are Back
Posted January 3, 2009on:
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Last month I wrote a post listing TV schedule of winter '09 for some major networks – ABC, NBC, CW, FOX, and CBS. If you are curious when your favorite TV shows are coming back, and when the new shows start airing, click here for the complete list. I'm making my schedule to watch some old favorites: Reaper, Chuck, Amazing Race, 24, Supernatural, but I also try to squeeze in some new shows.
But I'm not forgetting my other fave shows on other channels: Monk, Psych, Burn Notice (all in USA Network), Eureka, and Chase (on Scifi Channel). Monk will return on Friday, January 9 at its usual time 9 pm EST, followed by all new Psych at 10 pm EST. Burn Notice will return on Thursday, January 22 at 10 pm EST. For Chase and Eureka, I haven't found any info on when the new episodes will be aired. I'll keep you posted on this. If you have other shows you would like to find out when it's coming back, just leave a comment, and I"ll try to find out the info for you.
Update: Eureka will return to SciFi channel on Summer 2009. Yes, I know I'm dissapointed too that I have to wait 5 more months (8 months total!) for the show to see Chief Carter again, but hey at least it's a confirmation that the show isn't cancelled 🙂 So…there will be a new face on GD, click here to watch the sneak peek preview of the 2nd half of the 3rd season of Eureka. News source: SliceofScifi.com
Speaking of Burn Notice, I still haven't got an official answer from USA Network about the Saab winner, nor I could find any information on the USA Network website. The burnnoticeops.com website is also down. I believe the winner has been contacted but USA Network hasn't released the list of winners. I'm not sure, if you have any information regarding this sweepstakes, please let me know so I can forward it to others who are as anxious as I am.
Other shows starting this week: Superstars of Dance, a new dancing show on NBC. I'm not really a big fan of Dancing w/ the Stars or So You Think You Can Dance, but I think this new show will be interesting because they will be showing dance styles from around the world, not the usual samba, cha-cha, etc. If you're interested in watching it, tune in to NBC this Sunday at 9 pm EST.
Midseason TV Shows
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So, Monk, Burn Notice, Psych, and Eureka are currently on midseason break and will be back sometime early next year. I haven't got the official date on the new episodes, but I'll keep an eye on it and I'll update this post when I have the info. Other than the regulars, the networks will have new shows (especially those networks who axed a lot of shows – you know who you are), so here's a list of new or returning shows on some major TV networks:
- Flashpoint (Fri, Jan. 9, 9 pm EST)
- Harper's Island (Thu, April 9, 10 pm EST)
- Game Show in My Head (Sat, Jan. 3, 8 pm EST)
- Survivor (Thu, Feb. 12, 8 pm EST)
- The Amazing Race, the 14th season (Sun, Feb. 15, 8 pm)
- ABC News' Primetime: What Would You Do? (Tue, Jan. 6, 10 pm EST)
- Castle (Mon, Mar. 9, 10 pm EST) – a new detective type of show
- Cupid (Tue, Mar. 24, 10 pm EST)
- The Unusuals (Wed, Apr. 8, 10 pm EST) – a story about a cop with twisted sense of humor
- Gossip Girl (Mon, Jan. 5, 8 pm EST)
- One Tree Hill (Mon, Jan. 5, 9 pm EST)
- 90210 (Tue, Jan. 6, 8 pm EST)
- Privileged (Tue, Jan. 6, 9 pm EST)
- Reaper (Tue, Mar. 17, 9 pm EST) – I'm so excited about this show coming back!
- 13 Fear is Real (Wed, Jan. 7, 8 pm EST)
- Smallville (Thu, Jan. 15, 8 pm EST)
- Supernatural (Thu, Jan. 15, 9 pm EST)
- Chuck (Mon, Feb. 2, 8 pm EST) – with 3D episdoe
- Heroes (Mon, Feb. 2, 9 pm EST)
- Medium (Mon, Feb. 2, 10 pm EST) – gah, I want My Own Worst Enemy!!!
- Knight Rider (Wed, Feb. 4, 8 pm EST) – season finale on Feb. 25, new show (TBA) will air on Mar. 4
- Life (Wed, Feb. 4, 9 pm EST)
- ER (Thu, Mar. 12, 9 pm EST) – season finale
- Kings (Thu. Mar. 19, 10 pm EST) – on 2-hour series premier Mar. 19, the show will start on 9 pm EST
- 24 (Mon, Jan. 12, 9 pm EST) – There will be 2 part of season premiere: Sun, Jan. 11 8-10 pm EST for part 1, and Mon, Jan. 12 8-10 pm EST. After that, the show will air regularly every monday at 9 pm EST.
- House (Mon, Jan 19, 8 pm EST)
- American Idol (Tue & Wed, Jan. 13 & 14, 8 pm EST)
- Fringe (Tue, Jan. 20, 9 pm EST)
- Lie to Me (Wed, Jan. 21, 9 pm EST)
- Bones (Thu, Jan. 15, 8 pm EST)
- Hell's Kitchen (Thu, Jan. 29, 9 pm EST)
- Are You Smarter than 5th Grader? (Fri, Jan. 16, 8 pm EST)
- Don't Forget the Lyrics (Fri, Jan. 16, 9 pm EST)
- Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles (Fri, Feb. 13, 8 pm EST)
- Dollhouse (Fri, Feb. 13, 9 pm EST)
- MadTV (Sat, Jan. 3, 11 pm EST)
- Hole in the Wall (Sun, Jan. 18, 7 pm EST)
That's a long list of new episodes/new shows to watch. For more info on the new series, visit the network's official website. So, which shows are you going to tune in?


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Public Backs School Equity Efforts; Opinion Divided on 'No Child' Law
A strong majority of Americans say they support redirecting tax revenues to schools in poorer areas to bring greater equity to students, though the public also suspects that schools waste too much money, a nationwide survey has found.
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The poll by the Educational Testing Service found that 65 percent of respondents considered it appropriate to allocate tax money to poorer communities even if such revenue came from wealthier areas. Only 26 percent said reallocating the money was a mistake, while 9 percent were undecided.
Among people from all economic backgrounds, "the concern about schools in low-income areas is at least as great as the concerns in their own area," Allan Rivlin, one of the researchers who worked on the survey, said at a June 30 press conference. "People feel very strongly that there's a real problem in terms of quality in low-income areas."
The survey was conducted by Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart and the late Republican pollster Robert M. Teeter through phone interviews of 1,309 adults in May and June. The poll's margin of error is 3 percentage points. It touched on a broad range of issues related to school finance and accountability—including the public's view of the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
The survey found that 76 percent of all respondents and 74 percent of parents believed at least a "fair amount" of taxpayer money was being wasted in K-12 education. The poll also showed a reluctance to accept higher taxes, particularly at the local level. Fifty percent of those surveyed said state taxes for education should stay the same or be decreased; 62 percent said local taxes should be held steady or cut.
"The property tax has often come out as the least appealing tax, the one that people find the most arbitrary and unfair," said Pete Sepp, a spokesman for the National Taxpayers Union, a watchdog organization in Alexandria, Va. Property taxes are the traditional mainstay of local funding for schools.
Yet few respondents believed their money was being squandered in the classroom. Only 7 percent said money was wasted on teacher salaries, and just 11 percent said too much was being spent on school supplies and facilities. Forty-six percent said that money was wasted on administrators' salaries and benefits.
Kurt Landgraf, the president of the ETS, a private, nonprofit educational testing and research organization in Princeton, N.J., indicated his support for reducing public schools' reliance on local property taxes, which he said hinders equity and fairness in education.
Split on Federal Reform
The survey, the fourth annual one commissioned by the ETS on public attitudes toward education, showed that 74 percent of respondents said the quality of public schools was a concern to them, when they were questioned about a number of education- and tax-related topics. By comparison, 79 percent ranked job availability as a concern; 77 percent said the amount they paid in federal taxes was a concern.
More Americans are aware of the No Child Left Behind Act than they were last year, the poll found. Of those questioned, 51 percent were at least aware of the law; in May 2003, only 34 percent knew of it.
The public was divided, however, on the law's impact. Thirty-nine percent of respondents viewed it favorably, while 38 percent did not, with 23 percent undecided. In 17 "battleground" states for the 2004 presidential election, 40 percent of the respondents had an unfavorable opinion of President Bush's signature education achievement, while 36 percent regarded the school improvement law favorably, with 24 percent offering no opinion.
Those 17 states were chosen on the basis of both narrow margins of victory in the 2000 election and current opinion polls of likely voters. They include Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, and Ohio.
Respondents were also virtually evenly divided on whether their local districts had enough money to meet the No Child Left Behind Act's requirements. Forty percent of all respondents said their districts did not have adequate resources for those purposes, while 39 percent said they did.
Mr. Sepp said parents and the general public were more inclined to take a strong interest in schools than other areas of taxpayer spending. Still, he said, polls should be interpreted as "expressions of moral or social preferences," rather than as firm indicators of how the public would vote in elections.
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I can't put my Ubuntu (9.04) in Standby mode. When I try to do so, it appears to do something and then turns the screen off. However, the fans remain on and by measuring the amount of electricity it uses it doesn't seem to be actually asleep. At that point, I can't really wake it up either - pressing keyboard keys, clicking the mouse buttons, pressing the power button - none of those help. The only thing that works is pressing the reset button which reboots the pc. There's nothing in /var/log/messages either.
Any ideas/suggestions? Any help would be appreciated.
- There was nothing in dmesg.0 at that time
- I also tried s2ram but it didn't recognize my machine and --force had the same effect as the regular suspend from the ubuntu menus
EDIT: Btw, my motherboard is PCCHIPS A11G 6.00 PG
EDIT: I tried an opensuse livecd and windows 7 and both had the same problem with suspend - it is starting to look like a motherboard problem


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summer indulgence7/28/2010 01:31:00 PM
Again, the vibe of summer never fails to amaze me. laid back and left the chaos left behind, yes that's what we did. Spread the h...
Again, the vibe of summer never fails to amaze me. laid back and left the chaos left behind, yes that's what we did.
I love the warmth of summer and the serene feeling it brings.
If i could, i would keep this feeling in a jar.
photos of me taken by him and vice versa. Hmm... yes, sometimes two is better than one.
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bagus banget fhen foto2nya.. esp the one where you're in the netted bridge (or whatever its called) we should go for hunting photo when im there in 1.5 weeks :)ReplyDelete
btw did u get a new lens replacement ?
the tie dye is wonderful!! :)ReplyDelete
bagus banget fotonya c fhen!ReplyDelete
is that in sg or indo? :D
we should meet meet soon! haha
Love the place...ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures, thanks for sharing hun!!! xoxoReplyDelete
the tie dye top is really nice! soooo summer! and is that your bf? his style is simple but stylish too! :)ReplyDelete
Perfect beach, im so jealous (:You and your bf are super cute too! Panda xxReplyDelete
Nice and beautiful photos.ReplyDelete
Where is the location anyway??
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topinya juga. i like your hat hehehe
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the place is beautiful! :D
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- AnonymousJuly 29, 2010 at 6:02 AM
The outfit is great! And so is the place!ReplyDelete
i love your pics! your outfit looks great and the whole idea of soaking up the warm sunlight in the beach is amazing!ReplyDelete
Fabulous photos!Love your outfit also,especially the t-shirt and the hat.ReplyDelete
such a lovely photos and amazing view!!ReplyDelete
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where are there, dear? the place really great! andd, i really wanna stole your hat and shoes! :)ReplyDelete
what a beautiful sunny day :)ReplyDelete
Amazing summer pictures!! I love your outfit and your shoes!! xoxoxoxooReplyDelete
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wow..i love those pics..it's so cute..
it's like a summer photoshoot♥
Gorgeous pictures. I love your tie-dyed tee.:)SarahDReplyDelete
All those pics make me love summer. I feel like mine is incomplete since I haven't made it to the beach yet. Summer gives the greatest feelings though.ReplyDelete
Lovely photos.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the comment on my bog =)
Sure I'll follow, feel free to do the same too.
looking for your photo makes me want my summer holiday back. awww.. so envy :PReplyDelete
Thank you dear for your super nice comment on my blog! Your blog is great! I love the pictures!ReplyDelete
Nice outfit! ;)ReplyDelete
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It looks so beautiful there... love the lighting too (:ReplyDelete
beautiful photos ! love the tie dye tooReplyDelete
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AHHH these pictures are too awesome. They make me just want to bury my face and my whole self in the sand like BURYBURYBURY ahhh, yes. Pretty pretty pictures. <33ReplyDelete
gorgeous photos. the tie dye is amazingg i ADORE tie dye- cant get enough of itReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 31, 2010 at 11:04 AM
keren banget fotonya, ci fhenny! really really adore you photography skills ;)ReplyDelete
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cool couple hihi and nice outfit!ReplyDelete
love the pictures!! where is this?? looks so lovely!ReplyDelete
psst- I'm following you now! :) love your cute blog! xx
Such beautiful photos. I love how the sun is shining.ReplyDelete
beautiful pics, fhen! i'm with ya, i love summer:) have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
This place looks so cool. Where is it. The photos turned out really well also. You guys look great.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 31, 2010 at 1:35 PM
fhen.the photos superb.i love the photo that u smile with sands splashing.hehe:)ReplyDelete
u guys had sweet vacation.**oh.want have bf too! hehe**
hehe you two are so cute! and i love you both are sporting the straw hats! nothing say summer better than that!ReplyDelete
that beach looks gorgeous. I`m so jealous of you lol. Love your hat also.xxReplyDelete
Nice pictures and love the wedges. I'll follow you from nog on. Hope you'll follow me too! xoxoReplyDelete
ci itu fotony bagusss bgt!! lightny kerenn. love your wedges tooReplyDelete
love the outfits, the gorgeous location, and the awesome photography skills!! amazing!ReplyDelete
The beach looks absolutely wonderful, such amazing pictures! And adore your outfit :)ReplyDelete
love all these shots! the lighting is beautiful. not to mention the location :]ReplyDelete
thanks for commenting on my blog! you're a doll.
ps. following you. xoReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2010 at 1:03 AM
Was this in Sentosa? You and your boyfriend are very good in capturing awesome scenes ever and portraits are soooo damn good too, I like best the one you on the bridge, rock on with you cool hat :)ReplyDelete
What a dreamy place!ReplyDelete
Nice outfit.
hello darling!ReplyDelete
thanks for your comment, im really glad to receive it!!
good all the photos you show us, incredibles and very nice!
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I would keep that feeling in a jar too! I wish I was at the beach right now, there is something really relaxing and I always feel completely at peace when I am floating in the sea.ReplyDelete
I feel the sun's summer warmth in your photos. GORGEOUS! It's August tommorow!! YAY! Love your stylin'!!! Rockin' blog!ReplyDelete
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i like this! :) super loving semwa foto2nya.. :))ReplyDelete
Wow! These photos are soooooooooo gorgeous. They're lovely. It's awesome!ReplyDelete
My favorite is the one with the sand in the air.
Best wishes from one blogger to another,
these pictures make me quite jealous! it's gorgeous! and that suspension bridge looks so cool! I'd be scared to walk on it. I love summer too :)ReplyDelete
amazing pictures c fen! I really like your wedges and hat <33ReplyDelete
Pics w/ sunlight resources in it are so beautiful! Love the wedges and also the rhymed lyrics ;)XO,BarbieJunkReplyDelete
lovely photos :)ReplyDelete
beautiful pics! love your heels and the tie dye topReplyDelete
amazing pictures.. you're always doin great fhen. taking great picts, finding nice places to shoot to, wearing nice simple casual outfit and also you have a really humble personality.haha love ya girl :))ReplyDelete
This looks like a paradise.. lovee those wedges beauty :)ReplyDelete
Love you wedges and your pictures hun! xxxReplyDelete
I love how summery these photos are and your outfits capture the feel so well.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photos, I love how beautifully they portray the warmth of summer.ReplyDelete
you look great && it looks like your having so much fun!ReplyDelete
have a great week!
sooo jealous-wish I was near a beach!! :)ReplyDelete
great pics and great view!ReplyDelete
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whoaa bagus bagus ci foto nya :DReplyDelete
i love your hat!
such gorgeous pictures!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 2, 2010 at 7:10 PM
awwwww what a nice post as usual fhen! :DReplyDelete
i like your wedges btw :D
have a great day
looks like paradise..so beautiful!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for visiting me!!
xo Carlina
those photos are so cool and fun!!ReplyDelete
the wedges are from ebay!!
This comment has been removed by the author.ReplyDelete
oops accident delete on the last comment.ReplyDelete
where is thiss??? bagus bgt tempatnyaa..! looks beautiful.. btw, nice too meet you last time miss fhenny :D
I like you in pink. You just radiate! The sandals are just what the outfit needed - plus nude is so in!ReplyDelete
lovee your outfit, it's so romantic... HYPED! :)ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful!ReplyDelete
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thank you for commenting on my blog. :) nice post. love the pictures..ReplyDelete
followed you!!
COMPLETELY AGREE. Nothing better than just chilling around and doing nothing! And worrying about nothing. BECAUSE IT'S SUMMER.ReplyDelete
Amazing photos! You two are so adorable. The sunshine looks incredible!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
very great pictures, fhen!ReplyDelete
I love your heels.
- AnonymousAugust 4, 2010 at 9:03 PM
i have an award give to u on my blog.please take it :)
you have such a lovely blog! and those shots are great!!:)ReplyDelete
These are fabulous photos! You two chose great lighting in the pictures. Thank you for your comment! It was so sweet and it made me smile. :)ReplyDelete
I'm following you. Will you follow me, too? :)
- AnonymousAugust 5, 2010 at 7:34 AM
omg what a beautiful beach!!! nice pics. kiss from germanyReplyDelete
oh,so beautiful,i like your hot pantsReplyDelete
The guy looks cool, he dresses just like my brother lol nice :)ReplyDelete
What perfect summer images!ReplyDelete
loving your photos !ReplyDelete
your outfit was superb, uberkeeeewl.
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You outfit is sooo cuuute ^^ReplyDelete
I so love summer, 2 bad here autumn comes :(
cool photos fhen :)ReplyDelete
love it all aaaa kewl!
love your outfits too
awesome pics! n i totally love your wedges <3ReplyDelete
Sorry for the late reply! hahah, your pictures are so amazing! breathtaking ones.. =D pake lensa apa fhen?ReplyDelete
fotonya bagussssssssssss!!! :DReplyDelete
nice outfits, anyway :)
What a great way to spend a summer day! The beach looks amazing! Wish I had one nearby... sigh. And your outfit is perfect for the occasion!ReplyDelete
the photos are sooo cool :)ReplyDelete
and i always love beach
wow!! that's a cool hat!! And the pats too..And lovely beach!!ReplyDelete
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nice pics...ReplyDelete
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I wish I had a tropical beach to relax on! Looks like fun!ReplyDelete
cool photos! really!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 9, 2010 at 7:24 PM
heyy there :)... foto2nya bagus :) u are talented :)ReplyDelete
lebih enak mana Sg ato Indo? :)
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waaa beautiful phtos!love your hatReplyDelete
I LOVE this post!ReplyDelete
Your style and the way you wear the summer's feeling of ease (both of you) feels so right.
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- AnonymousAugust 13, 2010 at 5:23 AM
you make me miss the beach!ReplyDelete
such a great view fhen! You made me want to go to the beach too!!ReplyDelete
Super lovely photos ci ! Just beautiful ! And I love your shoes ;)ReplyDelete
Cool location for photoshoot girl!!ReplyDelete
like ur summer style :)
tks for leave coment yaw..
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wow i love the first picture; its beautiful! where are you?ReplyDelete
lovely pictures :P
Keren banget fhen fotonya. Really in love with the last one :) Nice shoes by the way!ReplyDelete
Looks like you are on your well-deserved summer break. Enjoy!ReplyDelete
awesome pics!;)ReplyDelete
That actually looks a lot like how I would imagine paradise! And you look so great also!ReplyDelete
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"What is the effect of an early education and of peculiar surroundings upon a disposition abnormally sensitive and precocious?...Like birthmarks, these reflections and impressions grow with us - sometimes hidden, often shown in disfigurements, always there...Bruges has much to do with the art of Fernand Khnopff." - Walter Shaw Sparrow, Magazine of Art, London, 1890.
Idealized memories of childhood are common enough, and probably explain the persistence of the myth of a golden age. D'Autrefois, or other times, often give the subtext to Khnopff's art. We interpret at our own risk.
According to Pol de Mont, director of the Museum of Fine Arts-Antwerp, Fernand Khnopff told him in 1901 of the countless hours spent playing with his younger brother Georges in the cellar of the family home in Bruges. Khnopff's vivid memories of staring out the windows just above the waterline of the canal may have been the source of his later idiosyncratic image cropping.
Edmond Khnopff (1826-1900), the artist's father, was a royal magistrate in Bruges. where Khnopffs had lived since 1726. Originally from Austria, the family had been elevated to the nobility by the Holy Roman Emperor in 1621 and several generations had served as lawyers and judges in the Austrian Netherlands. The independent Belgian nation was twenty-eight years old when Fernand Khnopff was born on September 12, 1858 at his grandparents' home, a castle in Dendermonde, east of Ghent His younger brother Georges was born at Bruges in 1860 at Bruges and a sister Marguerite was born in 1864 at Liege. The Khnopffs lived at Langestraat 1, a location with a view of the famous Quai Vert.
Khnopff obscured the extent of his use of photography but we still wonder about those dark glasses. In Bruges. A Church (above) shows the interior of the Church of Notre Dame and the altar by Michelangelo. The Khnopff family coat of arms was displayed one of the church walls; by no means was this just one among the many churches of Bruges for Fernand Khnopff
What coded messages does this dual image hold? The upper panel is a tondo, a round painting of Marguerite. Enclosed in a circle, symbolizing perfection, she touches the lips of a mask of Hermes. Behind her is a wall hanging white a white crane embroidered on it. The lower panel shows St. Jan's Hospital in Bruges, home to a large collection of paintings by Hans Memling. At the bottom of the frame he engraved words from Aesop's Fables: "Light winged the crane fled." In an interview with Maria Bierme, Khnopff added: "clear is the light of noble thoughts which rise toward the heavens."
2. A Canal In Bruges, 1905, left panel for the triptych D'Autrefois (Of Other Times), current whereabouts unknown, Catalogue raisonne, Croes et al, Brussels: 1979.
4. In Bruges. A Church, 1904, Musee Communale, Verviers.
5. Secret. Reflection, 1902, Groeningen Museum, Bruges.
6. Xavier Mellery - Place de Luxembourg, no date given, Ronny van de Velde gallery, Antwerp.
7. Marguerite Khnopff photographed by Fernand Khnopff- c. 1901, Musee d'Orsay, Paris.
8. unidentified photographer - D'Autrefois, 1908, Venice Biennial, Venice, Cartlgoe rainsonne, Croes et al, Brussels: 1979.


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