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- Overview
- Features
- Storyline
- Hybrid Dual-Layer Design
- Durable Thermoplastic Frame
- Scratch Resistant Clear Back Window
- Raised Bezel for Extra Screen Protection
- Leather Flip Pocket with Magnetic Lock
- Stretchable Fabric Holds Up to 3 Cards
- Military Grade Standard Drop Tested
- Withstands Drops from 2-Meters
- Fingerprint Unlock Compatible
- All Buttons & Ports Are Easily Accessible
- 3 Colors to Choose From
Secret agents and secret service might sound similar but we are part of very different agencies. A lot of our training overlaps though. Recently, I ended up blurring the lines between the two agencies a bit more than usual.
The issue was that there was some evidence that a member of a secret service team was working with an enemy state. That team was tasked with guarding the family of a visiting international politician.
To help uncover the double agent, I was to play the role of a new secret service member assigned to the team. I had to keep from blowing my cover which meant matching the secret service team exactly. The only tech item of my own I was allowed to carry was my Google Pixel 3a XL with flip folio cover.
The EXEC3 cover offers a great combination of protection while still being convenient and stylish enough to match the suit and tie uniform of the security team. While the Google Pixel 3a XL leather wallet case comes in 3 colors to choose from - black, grey, and red - the black was the only real option.
Inside the case, using the leather flip pocket with magnetic lock, I was able to carry my "fake" secret service ID and also a card from the director of the secret agent bureau.
The idea was that if questioned by the politician, I could prove my dual role (secret agent posing as secret service) by calling the director. The case has a nice stretchable fabric that holds up to 3 cards but was still a secure fit with just the two cards.
For a few days, nothing happened. It wasn't until the third day that the secret service traitor made his move. The family was out to dinner and about to enjoy a nice dessert course. I was keeping an eye on everything but had been watching one secret service member in particular. He seemed nervous and it was a bit suspicious.
Sure enough, just as the dessert plates are being set on the table, I see him sprinkle something on the politician's plate. As quick as possible, I smashed the plate to the floor and ran to tackle the assassin.
We both hit the floor hard and I was sure I heard something crack. My first thought was my Google Pixel 3a XL phone and wallet cover. I knew it was military grade standard drop tested and designed to withstand drops from 2 meters. I wasn't sure about surviving a body slam to the floor though. With no time to worry about that, I handcuffed the traitor.
I needed to call for backup and grabbed my phone. On first glance, it looked fine. The Google Pixel 3a XL wallet case was still fingerprint unlock compatible so I unlocked my phone and called headquarters.
Once backup arrived, I gave my phone a second look. The hybrid dual-layer design of the Google Pixel 3a XL flip folio cover obviously provided premium drop and shockproof protection. The case has a durable thermoplastic frame and raised bezel for extra screen protection which worked perfectly. With the scratch resistant clear back window, the phone didn't even have a scratch.
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Senior "C" Men's Slo-Pitch Provincials (1985-1994)
Championship Teams (Members)
Guy Perry, Verie Windsor, Jim Hounsell, Jerry Gill, Kirk Hounsell, Perry House, Paul House, Vaughan Granter, John Kelloway, Glenn Mullett, Gerald Stokes, Brad Stokes, Charlie Brown, Dwayne Humphries, Melvin Knee, Levi Davis, Kevin Howell.
1986-Old Comrades
George Hatfield, Rest Of The Team Members Unavailable.
1988-Conception Bay South
Brett Dawe, Rest Of The Team Members Unavailable.
Wayne Stacey, Edgar Moulton, Bill Brake, Gus Lane, Terry Brennan, Dwayne Kenway, Glen Squires, Jimmy Brennan, Rob Hanrahan, Fab Mitchell, Pat Bonnell, Leo Brake, Cecil O'Keefe, Keith Keating, Dave Smith-Coach.
1990-Point May
Danny Slaney, Rick Stacey, Peter Boland, Julian Hewett, Dave Stacey, Darrell Ciza, Jeffery Stacey, Patrick Fleming, Eric Ayers, Bill Stacey, Jerry Strickland, Dwayne Slaney, Angus Boland, Barry Stacey, Isaac Wells, Brian Stacey.
1991-Conception Bay South
Chris Noftall, Rod Petten, Paul Lahey, Kevin Kelly, Bill Noseworthy, Barry Warford, Dave Corbett, Gerald Tilley, Ron Bussey, Terry Bussey, Dave Batten, Randy Pottle, Chris Day, Blair Boone, Fred Porter, Bob Noftall-Coach.
1992-Lewins Cove
Sandy Moulton, Dwayne Hoben, Joe Keane, Randy Moulton, Wade Parsons, Todd Robbins, Barry Moulton, Chris Coombs, Barry Hoben, Eugene Wiscombe, Allan Dodge, Gus Coombs, Todd Smith, Cecil Appleby, Chris Kenney, Kevin Wiscombe, Marcus Legge, Roger Marshall-Coach, Randy Marshall-Coach.
Dwayne Caines, Darren Barnes, Darrell Parsons, Alex Barnes, Bill Simms, Brent Forsey, Roy Cole, Craig Marshall, Rod Dominic, Derrick Parsons, Gabe Parsons, Peter Fiander-Coach.
1994-Hearts Delight
Shawn Reid, Paul Reid, Jonathan Reid, Paul Bartlett, Todd Sooley, Johnny Turner, Craig Sheppard, Francis Power, Terry Sooley, Kurt Vivian, Mark Reid, Jimmy Worthman, Donald Turner, Danny Turner, Ray Worthman-Coach, Lloyd Bishop-Coach.

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NCV History
Discover the History of the NCV Community via the NCV Blog
During the design phase New College Village was referred to as 'The Post Graduate Village' or 'the New College PGV'. It was originally planned to have 250 rooms which was then upped to 313. In its first year there were 315 residents drawn from every continent (except Antarctica) and representing at least 55 nations.
In 2004 a preliminary proposal was submitted to the then Vice Chancellor, Professor Rory Hume seeking his willingness to consider an application for lease of land to build a postgraduate building. His enthusiasm was matched by his successor Professor Mark Wainwright and a proposal was ultimately submitted to Senior Management in 2005 and followed by a larger proposal to the University's Council in 2006. The proposal to lease land at the corner of Day Avenue and Anzac Parade was approved in May 2006. Randwick Council approved the Development Application on the 14th August 2007, contracts were signed on the 25th August and demolition of existing buildings commenced on site on the 28th August 2007.
The building was constructed by Sydney based construction company The Lipman Group. This company is headed up by a New College Alumni member – Managing Director Mr Paul Watkins who also managed construction of the multi award winning University of NSW L5 NSG Building (221–227 Anzac Parade, Kensington) which was built on the former bowling alley and later UniSearch site opposite New College. He was a resident of New College while studying architecture from 1969–1974. Mr Watkins' strong knowledge of New College from his student days helped to inform the practical application of his design and construction experience to the design and the construction phases of the project.
The Architects who have been responsible for the design are well-known Sydney Architects Allen Jack+Cottier (AJC), with the driver being Andrew Parker. AJC has been careful to be faithful to the original design brief (which the Master, Trevor Cairney, had prepared based on his experience of residential buildings in Australia, USA and the UK), while constantly looking for ways to enhance the appearance, efficiency and functionality of the building.
The foundation stone was laid on the 12th February 2008 to officially launch the construction process for the New College Village. Speakers at the ceremony included: The Master, Trevor Cairney, The UNSW Vice Chancellor and Professor Frederick Hilmer. Emeritus Professor Edwin Judge represented the founding members of the New University Colleges Council (NUCC) who were responsible for the development of the original New College at UNSW.
Practical completion of the college was achieved on 19 December 2008. The Master and the first 15 students moved into the building on 5th January 2009 with the college becoming full in February. NCV's very first resident to check in was Laura Sharpe who was in the 3rd year of a doctoral program. All the way from Penrith!
The official opening of New College Village took place on Friday May 8 2009. The guests at the opening were leading burns surgeon Prof Fiona Wood, Archbishop of Sydney The Most Rev Peter Jensen and UNSW Vice Chancellor and President Prof Fred Hilmer. Prof Wood opened the building by unveiling a commemorative plaque. She spoke about the benefits of communities fostered by places such as NCV, in particular, the role that communities can play in supporting research.
New College Village is now a thriving community that is home to many of Australia's finest upper-year undergraduates and post-graduate researchers.


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"No, they haven't caught anyone. Rumor has it he owed a lot of money to some loan sharks for gambling debts."
"Gambling, huh?"
"I used to see him down in Atlantic City at the municipal clerks' conferences, playing a lot of poker, so I guess that could be true."
The waitress came over and took my drink order.
"I'll have what she is having," I said, motioning toward Kathy's drink. "I feel so terrible. When did it happen? Did he live in Coral Beach?"
"It happened about a week ago. It was very devastating. He was divorced. I don't know where he lived, but I remember him telling me once that it took him an hour or so to get to work, so my guess is he lived somewhere not far from Bordentown, given that's where his body was found. I know; it's a sad situation, but it seems they have a job opening if you are interested."
"I'm not so sure about that," I said.
I wasn't sure I wanted to go back to work just yet. A little over a year ago, I had a terrorizing experience working in the Town of Sunshine. I was held hostage by an irate resident and I wasn't really sure I was ready to return to the daily grind. The situation lasted until a SWAT team put the resident to rest…forever. I sued the town for their failure to provide a safe working environment, won a half-million dollar settlement, and resigned. I loved having the time off to spend watching my little girl grow up, but it took me a full year to pick up the pieces of my broken former self. It was only recently that the glue I used was holding.
"You should think about it. I'm sure they took a lot out of your settlement for taxes. Plus, health care is likely costing you a pretty penny. Your money won't last forever and jobs as a municipal clerk are few and far between," Kathy, the voice of reason, said.


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Americas Program Marketing Manager at NetApp
The Marketing Programs Manager of the Americas Demand Center is a great opportunity for a results-driven marketing professional to lead, strategize, develop, and execute global marketing programs that support the demand generation goals of the Americas geography.
This role entails developing and executing integrated marketing plans aligned across NetApp global marketing priorities and regional marketing needs, with deliberate focus on new buying centers, new customer acquisition, and marketing sourced pipeline growth overall. This role will focus on the strategy and execution of Pan-Geo-based tactics focusing on marketing funnel conversion. In addition, the role will involve the creation of programs/kits to be executed by the regional field marketing teams, intended to convert low funnel leads and accelerate/close pipeline. The primary goal of the Marketing Programs Manager is to convert marketing generated leads into qualified leads and opportunities NetApp's largest solution portfolio,
Job Requirements
Job Requirements
- Define the Americas demand generation plan for NetApp Storage Systems and Software business unit to convert low funnel marketing leads. This includes working closely with the Global marketing team and regional teams.
- Create and maintain communications and interlock processes with field marketing, global marketing, and channel marketing teams that aligns the groups with a common set of objectives and attainment against goals.
- Manage program budget, manage execution of Demand Center tactics and high-level understanding of field tactics/investment. Be able to advice and influence corporate budget allocations
- Design, develop, execute, and track integrated marketing campaigns with campaign code management through Eloqua systems.
- Act as the primary interface with the Americas SDR team to enable effective lead management and progression.
- In collaboration with the corporate team, develop detailed enablement plans and campaign briefings for the SDR teams.
- Evaluate and optimize customer engagement offers focused on growing marketing sourced pipeline impact.
- Principal point of coordination across the Americas for understanding the execution components, timeline, campaign calendar, results, ROI, and demand generation improvement initiatives specific to the Storage Systems and Software Business Unit.
- Integrate lead nurture strategy development and deployment as part of a holistic demand generation plan.
- Develop and execute demand generation plans based on key stakeholder needs, including performance evaluation criteria, success metrics, regular communications and ongoing analysis of the plan to key stakeholders.
- Collaborate amongst various NetApp corporate and field marketing teams to ensure alignment of objectives and coordination of efforts.
- 5+ years experience in developing and executing demand generation marketing programs for high-tech companies
- A track record of defining goals (metrics that matter) and meeting those goals through demand execution
- This is a service-oriented roll, with an emphasis on delivering results to the field and channel marketing teams, so experience in this context, preferably an agency model background, is a must
- Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams
- Demonstrated ability to present and persuade executive level audiences
Typically requires a minimum of 5 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree; or 3 years and a Master's degree; or a PhD without experience; or equivalent work experience.
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Is Regal Wealth Trading a SCAM or LEGIT? Dreadful "Make $605/hour Fraud"!
Potential to make money through binary options trading is there, but is it possible with Regal Wealth trading software? Wondering whether this is a SCAM or a FRAUD? Those are good questions to be asking yourself before you decide to invest in any financial instrument. Scammers have indeed targeted binary options and often come up with many different scam trading software to fool innocent trader's money. Our Blacklist shall speak for itself and it reveals the regularities of fraud system produced by these con-artist. So, please do read our scam review before you opt into any trading system!
Regal Wealth (website: regal-wealth.co) prides itself as a highly profitable investment firm that have been trading for 7 years. Michael King, the CEO and founder of Regal Wealth, declared that his company had created hundreds of millionaires by providing investment services. As follows, he opens his doors to 50 "regular people" in order to invest with the deal to make &600/hour or $10,000 today. Skepticism naturally took over upon chancing over this "golden moment" as we spotted several irregularities in their story. Check out below for more information.
Other Scams/Frauds: Easy Wealth Creator, Ice 9 Technology, Millionaire's Code, Rapid Income Method
Why is Regal Wealth Trading System a Fraud?
A simple Google search shows that there is indeed a Regal Wealth Group or Regal Wealth Management serving investors around the globe. However, we discover that the Regal Wealth Trading App from regal-wealth.co has no connection to these companies. List of Directors/Chairperson for these companies does not include the Michael King we see in the video. Instead, these are legit investment firms that are not involved in binary options trading at all. Attempts to source for formal registration of Regal Wealth and Michael King as an establishment/owner did not come our fruitful too. Supposedly if Michael is indeed providing such services, proper corporation records should be found. This certainly adds onto our suspicion to the reason to avoid this trading software.
Let's talk about the performance of Regal Wealth. We received negative feedback/comments from users that did not make money or worst, lose their funds in a matter of hours! As you may notice from their "Live Results" section, all the trades executed are 60 seconds trades across the same assets as well. In fact, this auto trader does execute high volume of "losing trades" in a very short term. It's highly unrealistic to expect a high accuracy for such a short expiry time due to the volatility of asset prices for short term trading. Plus, we've detected false "you've won" alert when the trade supposedly loses. The demonstration shown in the video did not include trade histories or even indication of trades executed which lacks supporting evidence that it works.
Various minor lies and fake claims was also spotted in this auto trading system too. Take Michael's say that Regal Wealth has already served it's clients for 7 years. However, regal-wealth.co was only recently created on May 11 2016. This shows this specific auto trader did not exist prior to that date and didn't actually have "millionaires" made last year! Another alarming claim is that regal-wealth.co will close down and this offer will be gone after the timer runs out. Yet another typical scam tactics that scam-artists use to create false sense of scarcity. They want you to feel that it's a "once in a lifetime" opportunity. But in reality, this hoax will remain available for a long time and you will still be able to "donate" your money to this criminals even when the timer runs out.
Say No to Regal Wealth! Invest in a Better Alternative!
Dangerous trickery listed above are common strategies where scammers used in many other fraud systems as well. It's made to prey on innocent trader's money but with no intention of succeeding. Such designs definitely have tarnished binary options industry when this industry have a lot to offer to serious traders. Binary Options Sentinel have been on alert in exposing as many hoax as possible in hopes to give traders an unbiased opinion and truth.
Thankfully, there are PROFITABLE auto traders out there which only comes every once in a while. Do check out BELOW for good examples!
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Regal Wealth's Conclusion!
With all the exposed forgery of Regal Wealth, we conclude that Regal Wealth is a SCAM! The bogus creation of Michael King as owner and his company are completely fictional. The "live trade results" are completely unreliable as it quotes unreal results paired with unreliable demonstration in the video. Actual negative feedback from traders does not ease up our doubt on this trading software too. We hope this study helps, do your research and TRADE SAFE!


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Child Protection Program Schedules a Free Conference for Thursday, November 12
October 27, 2015
On Thursday, November 12, the Lawrence A. Aubin, Sr. Child Protection Program at Hasbro Children's Hospital hosts a conference on domestic minor sex trafficking – the commercial exploitation of children within U.S. borders. This often is unknown to the people providing medical care to the victimized children, so the conference aims to raise awareness of this pernicious problem and to enhance the medical management of the victims.
The conference is free. Physicians, nurses, the pediatric community, and other allied healthcare providers interested in DMST are welcome to attend.


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Carrie and Marcia present to you the final podcast of 2017. We have enjoyed bringing you yet another year full of entertaining conversations about gaming, hot topics, television, movies, and butts. This week the ladies talk about the hot garbage mess that is PUBG on Xbox One, the Fortnite 50 vs 50 Battle Royale mode, Predator on Ghost Recon, and Star Wars Battlefront II. Marcia once again paid good money to check out the latest shenanigans from the folks at Cards Against Humanity, sharing some of their "Saves America" campaign. Carrie gets to say "I told you so" about Lucifer, with only minimal spoilers (you've been warned).
You all asked some great questions this week too! Please do that again and enjoy the show! We are now including the YouTube version of the Twitch live stream in these posts, as well as the audio version at the bottom of the post. Of course you can still find the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music and now…SPOTIFY!!
We'd Love to Hear From You!
Regardless of how you watch, we'd love your feedback. Leave a review, click like on YouTube, drop us some comments to respond to. We'd love to interact with you more and we hope you are loving our show as much as we are loving creating it for you! You can find The Mommy Gamers on Twitter, and Carrie, and Marcia too! We've also got a Facebook page where you can find our content and some random gaming/parenting memes from time to time. Just do a quick search for The Mommy Gamers and you're sure to find us…sometimes in some odd places.
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Supply Chain Institute
hub South West is committed to recycling the local pound and delivering economic regeneration, by actively encouraging local companies to become involved in the delivery of hub projects, thereby delivering economic regeneration. Not only will we provide opportunities, but we will actively work with local companies through the Supply Chain Institute to help them secure contracts.
The hub South West Supply Chain Institute will effectively deliver a Business Improvement Programme for the benefit of businesses and suppliers associated with the territory work pipeline. You do not have to be an approved supply chain member to attend - we welcome businesses in construction and allied trades that may be interested in getting involved in the future.
Training and business improvement mentoring via the Supply Chain Institute will primarily be provided and delivered by Alliance Community Partnership/Tier 1 Contractors and key professional services partners. This will be co-ordinated by the hub South West Supply Chain Development Manager who will design and co-ordinate a needs-based yearly programme of events.
If you would like to register your interest in these workshops then please:
Supply chain members will be selected based on their relevant experience across the pipeline of projects in both value and type and on the basis of their commitment to continuous improvement and working with KPIs (Key Performance Indicators). For some organisations that are not familiar with this approach but are included on the Supplier Network hub South West will, through the Supply Chain Institute, provide training and support to familiarise them with the hub approach and provide business improvement support and training.


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Chianti is one of the most beautiful, and likely one of the most famous, areas in Tuscany. Gentle hills and hilltop villages are typical in this region between Florence and Siena. Many places to visit as well as many kilometers to travel if you want to truly experience its essence. Chianti is a large area and it can be difficult moving around, especially if you're planning to use public transportation. On the other hand, driving in Chianti can be a pleasant and enjoyable experience (always with a detailed map or GPS navigator at hand!).
If you want to visit Chianti without a car, be patient and take a good book with you - distances aren't far but bus schedules will condition your traveling time. We suggest you carefully plan your trip if you intend to move around by public transports, since there are no connections between and to main destinations.
Now let's look at the ways you can get around Chianti.
Moving around by TRAIN
The railway line is well developed in Tuscany, but it doesn't reach Chianti's main attractions. This is a good thing! You wouldn't want all those beautiful landscapes and vineyards cut by too many rail lines and stations, would you now?
There are two central train stations in Chianti: one in Poggibonsi and the other in Castellina that connect Florence and Siena. You need to change trains at the Empoli train station if you're coming or going to Florence. Since all trains to and from Chianti stop in Empoli, service during weekdays is good and you can catch a train almost every 30 minutes. From Poggibonsi and Castellina, you can then catch a bus to reach the main villages and towns in Chianti. Choosing between one or the other train station depends on your itinerary. Poggibonsi is the better option if you want to visit San Gimignano, Monteriggioni and other places nearby before moving on to Chianti and Siena. Castellina in Chianti is right in the heart of Chianti and is the ideal start for your trip into the area. You can find information about trains and timetables on Ferrovie dello Stato.
Moving around by BUS
You can go almost everywhere by bus (and a bit of walking). The only problem is generally the bus schedules. Always check them before you leave! SITA buses leave directly from Florence's central SMN train station and stop in almost every single village but not all do so. For example, catch line 365 from Florence to Greve, Radda, Castellina and Gaiole but pay attention as some buses end in Greve. I recommend you check bus schedules carefully, especially on Sundays and holidays when buses are even fewer, as well as for the return trip - otherwise you might find yourself stranded for the night or walking for hours in the hills of Chianti. If you can avoid it, do NOT walk along the main roads - if you have no alternative but to walk, make it a very pleasant walk in the Chianti countryside by taking the many minor, often unpaved, roads in the Chianti hills. Ask for and buy a local walking map to plot your walk so that you don't get lost!
You can find SITA tickets at the train and bus station or near bus stops at local "Tabacchi" shops or bars (coffee shops). Bus tickets are cheap and fares go by the kilometers to be traveled. You can generally ask which type of ticket you'll need when you buy since the shop owner will either know the correct fare you need to purchase (or otherwise guess). If you decide to travel by bus, we recommend carrying around a flash light and, if possible, small pieces of luggage so that you can easily move around.
Moving Around by RENTAL Bikes and Scooters
You can also get to Chianti by bus or train and then move around by bike or by scooter. Maybe you won't need it for all your vacation but only for day trips so rental bikes and scooters are a great solution! In Greve in Chianti there is a big cycle shop, Officina Ramuzzi, that offers daily and weekly rental bikes, both race and mountain bikes, and scooters. This can be the ideal solution for a slow and easy vacation in Chianti!
Moving around by CAR (or MOTORCYCLE)
Despite the train's charm and the low ticket price for the bus, moving around by car is the best way to discover Chianti. Not just because you can carry all your full-size baggage with you, but also since you can decide all the when's and where's of your trip. Besides, you can practice your driving skills and turns on the ups and downs of Chianti's curvy roads. From Florence there are 3 main roads that take you into Chianti and toward Siena:
- the Superstrada Firenze-Siena is a toll-free 4-lane highway that goes along the western border of Chianti along Chianti and the Val D'Era valley. It is the fastest way to move about (about 50 minutes if you go straight to Siena), but it doesn't give you a chance to enjoy the Chianti landscape or panoramas. "Poggibonsi Nord" is the exit into Chianti. From there, follow your map or your GPS to where you want to go.
- the SR222, also known as the Chiantigiana road, is a state 2-lane road that goes up and down the Chianti hills passing through most of the beautiful, typical villages of the region. It's very scenic and relaxing. The landscapes can be breathtaking. We don't really recommend this road at nighttime since it is a dark, curvy road but if you no choice, drive carefully since you might also encounter wild boars, porcupines and deers making nightime crossings.
- the SR2 - Cassia is the old Roman highway that runs parallel to the Superstrada mentioned above. It runs on the border of the Chianti region, passing through Poggibonsi and Monteriggioni. We recommend you follow the Cassia from Florence down to Falciani, then take internal roads to get to Greve and continue on the Chiantigiana road into Chianti.
Moving by car or motorcycle are the easiest ways to discover Chianti. You can experience its essence, taste its flavor and stay in one of many Tuscan farmhouses that gently lie on these hills.
On the other hand, moving around by bus or by train is a special and unique experience which can purposely offer a slow, relaxing way of living your holiday... and, if you're visiting wine estates, the chance to drink all the wine you want without worrying about driving afterward!


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Culottes - c/o Boohoo (here)
Fedora - Boohoo
Top - Bik Bok
Shoes - River Island
For someone who is never usually influenced by trends and what everyone else is wearing, i've sure as hell been sucked into this years culotte trend. I. Am. Obsessed. Let's just say, they better be 'in' next year because I have a fair few pairs now and I can't see my admiration being over once the seasons out! I mean, what's not to love? They cover your thighs if you aren't one for getting them out, they're short and smart for all occasions, and they look super cool.
This pair from Boohoo (which are only £12!) are ridiculously amazing. I've never ordered from them before so with the low prices I was kind of expecting the general you-get-what-you-pay for quality, but the quality is literally 10x better than I ever thought it could be. I was so chuffed, I made another order after opening this one... I'm a naughty shopper lately...


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I'm not even sure how long it's been since I've done any gesture drawings, but they're always good practice, & always a good thing to do when I don't have a ton of time!
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Weekend Sundial & Gesture Drawings
Yeah, I sort of dropped the ball again. Sorry, guys. But I'm back, & once again I'm aiming at updating more regularly. I actually did some drawing while I've been away but neglected to upload it.
Some quick gesture drawings
I didn't have a lot of time these past few days, but I had a little window this morning, so gesture drawings it was!
4 days of gesture drawings and anatomy studies
The past few days have been really busy, and I'm sorry for not updating! However, I have definitely been drawing at least a little everyday. In this post, I'm including 3 days of gesture drawings (this past Friday, Saturday & Sunday) as well as some quick anatomical studies of the arm as you can see from above, which I drew from Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist.
Gesture drawings from the past two days
Sorry, guys, I feel like I've barely had a chance to visit this blog the past couple days! I didn't have a chance to update, but I have been working on gestures yet again. So, here are my drawings from Wednesday & Thursday this week.
St. Ibb's Church plus some gesture drawings
Another busy weekend! I did have time for a longer drawing on Sunday & chose to draw another building – St. Ibb's Church on the island of Ven (or Hven?), Sweden. I was here last fall & it was very pretty.
A hand, gesture drawings, & a couple other random things
Last night was kind of a meh night for me for drawing – I only have 3 gesture drawings, which I'll show below. To make up for my pathetic offering, I'm first starting with this drawing of a hand that I did at a work-related workshop today. I actually drew this one in light pencil first, then outlined & detailed with a few different Micron pens – including a "brush" pen, which I really liked for nice, thick lines. I guess this one turned out ok, but it's probably not my best hand. I was kind of rushed, though.


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20 June 2016
European Commission Approves Potassium Hydroxide in One More Cosmetics Product Type
The European Commission has published a Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/622 on 21 April 2016 for amending Annex III of Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009. An entry of requirement on Potassium Hydroxide is incorporated into Annex III.
Potassium Hydroxide is regulated in current Cosmetics Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 when it falls into the scope of (a) Nail cuticle solvent, (b) Hair straightener, (c) pH adjuster for depilatories, and (d) other uses as pH adjuster. The Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) has studied and concluded that Potassium Hydroxide should be considered as safe for use as a callosity softener/ remover up to a maximum concentration of 1.5% w/w.
European Commission has adopted the opinion from SCCS into Regulation (EC) 1223/2009 with an entry of Potassium Hydroxide incorporated into Annex III.
The regulation enters into force on 12 May 2016.
SGS solution:
It is crucial for all cosmetic, personal care and household products to be safe, effective and stable. SGS provides testing, inspection, auditing and consulting services to manufacturers, distributors and importers to ensure a high level of product quality in every area. Our state of the art laboratories offer custom-made solutions for chemical, biophysical, microbiological, stability and biological aspects. We also have extensive capabilities in performance testing, claim support studies and consumer panels. Our testing is conducted according to customer specific or recognised standard methods, some of which were developed by SGS. Our cosmetic safety assessors and other technical experts can support customers by making sure new products comply with regulatory requirements.
Reference Sources:
Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/622 on 21 April 2016
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"Women working from within for change: The Women's Caucus for Art and the College Art Association" will be the topic of a talk by noted artist and art educator Judith K. Brodsky on Wednesday, December 2nd at 4:00 p.m. The talk will be held in the Remigio U. Pane Room, First Floor, Archibald S. Alexander Library.
Judith K. Brodsky is Distinguished Professor Emerita in the Department of Visual Arts at Rutgers, and the Founding Director of the Rutgers Center for Innovative Print and Paper, which was renamed the Brodsky Center in her honor in September 2006. Over the past thirty years, Brodsky has held numerous leadership positions in the art world; most notably as past national president of ArtTable, the College Art Association, and the Women's Caucus for Art (WCA).
The Women's Caucus for Art (WCA) was established in 1972 as part of the College Art Association to promote equity for women artists and art professionals. Today it remains one of the largest and most influential organizations for women artists, with twenty-seven chapters nationwide. As the first working artist to lead the organization, Brodsky expanded political activism and membership at the WCA. Judith Brodsky and other women artists continue to work both within and outside of the organization to advance equality for women in the arts at all levels.
Judith Brodsky's lecture is being held in conjunction with the major exhibition, "Bridging Generations: Women Artists and Organizations from the Rutgers Collections." This exhibition focuses on the critical and much-debated women's art of the 1970s. It draws on Rutgers' rich archival collections documenting women artists, including the papers of Faith Ringgold, Ora Lerman, and Judith Brodsky herself, as well as organizational records such as those of the Women's Caucus for Art and several of its local chapters. The program will be followed by a reception in the Clifford P. Case II Room, located in Special Collections and University Archives on the lower level of Alexander Library, and a tour of the exhibition by curator Fernanda H. Perrone.
The exhibition will be on display in Gallery '50 and the Special Collections and University Archives Gallery on the first floor and lower level of the Archibald S. Alexander Library at 169 College Avenue in New Brunswick until January 30, 2010. The accompanying public programs were made possible by a grant from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, finding, conclusions or recommendations in these programs do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities or the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.
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according to the report, the first 6 months of this year saw internet advertising revenues at a record us$7.9 billion. this was an increase of more than 37% compared to the same period last year. the second quarter alone saw revenue of $4.1 billion, which was a 36% increase from last year.
the biggest winner of ad revenue over the last two years has been ads generated during searches. search ads have made up 40% of the revenue for the first half of 2005 and 2006.
read more from the iab press release.
brian's opinion
offering content to drive internet ad revenue is indeed where it is at these days. it's no wonder why some companies are looking to build new business models based on offering free music or video paid for by internet ad revenue. there is indeed enough money to go around it seems.
it's not surprising the biggest piece of internet ad revenue share comes in the form of ads generated during search results. that explains why google's share price is through the roof, since the company specializes in search technology and thus built a revenue generating business model around that.
after the dot-com bust, many companies wouldn't have thought of advertising online. now, many companies wouldn't think of not doing it. it seems we are in a golden age of online internet ad revenue.
user comments 7 comment(s)
|cool (10:48am est tue sep 26 2006)
this may be the perfect time to begin funding the launch of a bunch of companies with no business plan, no marketable product, no foreseeable stream of revenue and floated entirely on venture capital. then investors can sink absurd sums into them and float their pes into the statosphere. when they collapse they can then sink the value of legitamite tech. companies with them. – by winwin
|google… (10:55am est tue sep 26 2006)
a lot of the time when i do a google search all i get are pages of links to price comparison sites, imo google have went from one of the best search engines to nothing more than spam pimps. – by marms
|so (12:01pm est tue sep 26 2006)
ok what better then google. so if google is the spam pimps that would make yahoo the spam king, as thier search onlt bring up spam – by himself
|not again. (1:11pm est tue sep 26 2006)
i certainly remember the "dot com bust" several of my favorite web sites disappeared when ad revenues dried up and they weren't able to generate revenue (and pay for hosting) via other methods. now that "web 2.0" is here though, we can all try it again!
…yay. – by jacob
|use (2:31pm est tue sep 26 2006)
use ask.com , it's very slick – by duhh
|pathetic (2:51pm est tue sep 26 2006)
wow revenue is a little over $1 billion a year – by xyz
|yahoo? (4:18pm est tue sep 26 2006)
didnt yahoo very recently throw out to the general public that they thoiught advertising revenue was slowing and as a result their stock price dropped like a rock? is it yahoo that is sucking or the industry? – by distempered


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Noah Schnapp never liked scary films.
That was until he shot to fame in last year's acclaimed science-fiction horror Stranger Things. His character Will Byers might be compared to Twin Peaks' Laura Palmer if Laura came back from the dead with a hell of a story to tell. In Season Two, there will be new monsters and new friends, and Will's time in the Upside Down means new motives, too. A fledging star, Noah's IMDb page also highlights acting roles in the Angry Birds and Peanuts movies. But Noah is no Charlie Brown. In his short career, he's shadowed Tom Hanks on a Spielberg set, jammed on stage with Panic! At The Disco, and his dream role is playing someone "deranged".
DISORDER: You have worked with Tom Hanks on Bridge of Spies and with Winona Ryder on Stranger Things. Have you learned things from them?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh yeah, definitely! I met Tom Hanks a while ago. He taught me about the industry and the process of making movies – the ins and outs of working on a set and all these industry terms. While we were filming he would try something out on camera and Mr Spielberg would be in the back like, "Oh, that was perfect! That's great! We're going to use that." And I was like, oh, that's really cool that you can do that. And with Winona I learned that it's okay to let go; that if it looks bad on camera and if it sucks it sucks, but at least you took the risk. No risk, no reward.
Are there a lot of differences between shooting for TV and shooting for film?
Filming a TV show takes way longer. When you're filming a movie, it's usually around two months; with a TV show, it's definitely a lot longer. TV is far more fast-paced. They're trying to get everything done because you have to do this amount in this period of time, and with filming [movies] they take more time to get every angle and every shot. I think the bonds with people you meet – when you're filming [a movie] it's kind of like, hey, we're going to work together and then we'll probably never see each other again, but on TV they kind of become your family.
You were in Panic! At The Disco's music video for LA Devotee, how was that?
I'd never done one before; it was cool to learn how it works. I just memorised all the lyrics to the song and then lip-synced the whole thing while being, like, zapped in a chair. It was very different… really fun, definitely a learning experience! I got really invested in their songs and became a fan. They did this sold-out show at Madison Square Garden and they brought me [on stage] to sing with [frontman] Brendon Urie and OH MY GOD! Just looking and seeing all the people… I'd never experienced that. It was a pretty cool first concert. I'll never forget it.
Who are you listening to right now?
I love The Chainsmokers, I love Ed Sheeran… I like all types! Well, no… I'm not a fan of rock; I just don't understand it, and I'm not really into jazz, but everything else I love. And obviously Panic! At The Disco!
Do you have a favourite genre of film or TV to work in?
I like filming different things. I love when I see an actor that I know from another movie playing a totally different person. Like, if I were playing a serial killer or a deranged person, no one would expect that! It would be really cool.
Would you have watched Stranger Things if you weren't in it?
Honestly, I don't think so. I only recently got into the scary/horror movie thing, because Millie [who plays Eleven on Stranger Things] loves them. I used to hate them and anything that had to do with even a little bit of scariness I would stay away from, but I've kind of gotten used to them and I like them now. So two years ago I would have never watched it, but maybe now I would check it out.
Are you excited for where your character, Will, is going during Season Two?
I can't say much because I don't want to spoil it, but I am very excited. [Directors] the Duffers definitely gave me a lot of opportunities to try out cool things this year and I had a lot of challenging scenes. You'll definitely learn in this season how the Upside Down affected Will, and how he's coping with it and how the aftermath of that plays out. It was challenging but fun. I can't wait for you guys to see it!
Which scene has been your favourite to shoot?
When Hopper and Joyce rescued me from the Upside Down! It was a lot of fun, but we shot in this tiny little basement of a library, which we didn't need to do because we could have shot on set. They had to put goo literally everywhere, so it was wet and sticky wherever you stood. But besides that, it was really fun. [Laughs] There was a lot of stuff that went on.
How close are you to [on-screen brother] Charlie Heaton? Did you do any brother-bonding activities before filming?
We never did bonding activities. But I think it's hard to not be close with everyone while filming, because you see each other every day. We're all close and all like family.
Speaking of family, you have a twin sister. Are you very close?
Oh, yeah! A lot of people ask if we think alike, and I think we do. Sometimes we'll be sitting in the same room and it'll be totally quiet and the same exact words will blurt out of our mouths at the same time. I'm very close with her. She calls my dog these weird names, and we call each other those now.
You grew up in NYC, right? Did you like it there?
I lived there until I was three and then I moved to right outside the city. I don't remember [living in the city] too much, but I did go to the city a lot. It was very different from where I live now. Here, I walk to school and there are trees everywhere but in the city there's a lot of action and busy streets and the restaurants are great… I really like the city.
What would a book about your life be called?
Ooh, a book? I don't think it'd be that interesting… I think I'd just call it "The Adventures of Noah Schnapp." For school I had to read The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and I guess it would kind of be like that but with me.
Do you have a favourite book?
I recently read The Martian, which they turned into a movie, and I really like that. I read it in one plane ride!
If someone handed you a plane ticket right now, where would you want it to go?
[Laughs] Oh my god. I've never thought about that! Hmm. Maybe somewhere in Europe or Tokyo or South Africa. I just went to Italy recently; we went to the Amalfi Coast for a few days. That was my first time in Europe, so that was fun.
Do you want to act for the rest of your life?
I don't know! I've thought about it, because I've found something I love and have fun doing, and it's counted as a job, and you can make a living off of it when you're older. But maybe in ten years I'll change my mind and not want to do it anymore. Maybe I'll want to be a doctor or a scientist, I really love the idea of saving lives.
How do you want people to think of you after they meet you for the first time?
Definitely as a kind person, and maybe as a person who lives life to the fullest and never gives up and is an optimist – a person who spreads positive energy.
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Lookout's Mobile Threat Tracker Shows Where All That Android Malware Is [VIDEO]
If you've got an Android phone, you've probably been increasingly concerned about malware, which flared up a few times over the past year — even showing up in the official Android Market at one point. But just how bad is the problem? Lookout, a company that specializes in softtware for mobile security, just released a new app that can satisfy your curiosity.
Lookout's Mobile Threat Tracker shows the location of every malware incident tracked by its app on a 3D map of the world. From what the app shows, there are a lot. The incoming streaks probably show things a little more dramatic than they need to be, but it's still a sobering reminder that phones are rapidly becoming big business for malware creators.
Even then, the app doesn't quite give the full picture. It's limited by the penetration of Lookout, which is used widely in the U.S. and Europe (mainly Germany) in particular. Lookout says the free app shows threats in "near real-time," with the date and time of incidents visible on the bottom of the screen, so you're getting a fairly up-to-date picture of what Android phones are up against on a daily basis. Besides just the impressive visual, the app also calls up the top three specific threats, providing a little extra information on what the evildoing software does. It'll also give a percentage of spyware vs. malware.
Last year, Android users had their first big scare when the trojan DroidDream was found in apps that were in the Android Market. DroidDream wasn't just a mild piece of malware — it actually could root the phone it was installed on. Google rapidly responded by removing the apps from the Market and then exercising its rarely used "kill switch" to delete the apps in question on any phone that had installed them.
If you own an Android phone, do you have a security app installed? If so, which one? And will you get Lookout's Threat Tracker? Let us know in the comments.


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Head large, bony; snout very steep; rostrum short, with several tiny spines along each side. Pink above, white below, with a large dark red blotch below each dorsal fin; spinous dorsal fin with a dark red spot; soft dorsal and anal fins with broad red bands; inner surface of fan-like pectoral fins bluish-black. To 20 cm.
Taken as bycatch in commercial fisheries.
Usually in offshore waters, in depths of 20-250 m.
Soft substrates
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Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt gave his hotly anticipated keynote at the Newspaper Association of America's annual convention this afternoon, and he wasn't booed as some feared he might be -- or at least the WSJ didn't report it if he was.
But Eric's comments will probably do little calm fears by content producers that Google is rolling right over them. (See the dust-up between the Associated Press and Google that broke out yesterday.)
Eric basically told newspapers they need a new business model and that Google will be a part of it.
"Try to figure out what your consumer wants," Mr. Schmidt said during a keynote speech at the Newspaper Association of America's annual convention in San Diego. "If you [upset] enough of them, you will not have any of them."
The speech Tuesday marked Mr. Schmidt's first appearance before a gathering of top newspaper executives, many of whom have expressed growing concern that their content has become a source of revenue for Google, even as their industry's business model continues to crumble as readers gravitate to online news.
Mr. Schmidt called on the industry to join with Google to create products that would entice readers to go beyond headlines listed on search engine pages. He said Google envisions a layered approach to information that is personalized, in order to draw in readers.
"We think we can build a business with you," he said. "That is the only solution we can see."
There's room on the Internet for subscription models and micropayments, Eric told the crowd, but to reach the largest audience advertising will remain king.
It remains to be seen how seriously the audience takes Eric's speech. Newspapers can't seem to accept the fact that aggregators like Google News drive them thousands upon thousands of readers they'd never otherwise never have. Instead, they seem determined to treat Google like a "tapeworm," as Robert Thomson of the WSJ put it a few days ago.
Here's more of Eric's talk, via Techflash:
I think you're going to end up with all three [business models--ads and subscriptions]. An analogy I would offer is television. There's free television, over-the-air television, there's cable television and there's pay television. And they have smaller markets as you go from free to more highly paid. And that structure looks to us like roughly the structure of all of these businesses...
The reality is that in this new model, the vast majority of people will only deal with the free model. So you'll be forced, whether we like it or not, to have a significant advertising component, as well as a micropayment and an additional payment system. The technology around micropayments is getting to be possible now. The transaction costs were so high before, you couldn't do the 1 cent, 3 cent kind of a model, but it looks like the new technologies around aggregation will allow that at the payment level
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Whether you're having a Root Beer Float or a Coke Float, there's something about them that make you immediately think of warm weather, pools and mounds of ice cream bubbling in a glass.
Here's a different version for your kids to enjoy this summer, mine love it.
BTW, I didn't add the animal crackers to mine, I didn't have any on hand, bummer.
Jungle Float
Drizzle 2 Tbsp chocolate syrup into a tall glass; add 3 scoops of chocolate or vanilla ice cream. Drizzle with 1 Tbsp. chocolate syrup, top with club soda.
Garnish with bananas, peanuts, animal crackers, whipped cream and maraschino cherries.


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Allyson Tufts, keynote speaker at the Hockey Alberta 2018 AGM, reminded minor hockey volunteers of the key role they play for our kids.
Each year, hundreds of volunteers play integral roles in ensuring that Hockey Alberta is able to deliver high quality and efficient programming and services to the more than 90,000 participants across the province. Responsibilities range from day-to-day involvement in administration and discipline decisions for minor hockey, to coaching, instructing and mentoring, to working as a trainer or equipment manager in the Team Alberta program.
Volunteers are the faces of Hockey Alberta within their communities, positively representing themselves and the organization in regular encounters on a daily basis with participants in our sport. Hockey Alberta is proud to say that our volunteers are:
- Reliable - providing consistent, timely, responsive performance
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- Invested - utilizing time and skills for the purpose or achievement of goals associated with Hockey Alberta.
- Professional - demonstrating behavior of the highest standard regardless of the audience.
Hockey Alberta is committed to the development of our volunteers, both as a person and in their volunteer roles. This is done through evaluations during the year, including formal mid-season and year-end evaluations. In addition, Hockey Alberta dedicates specific time for training and exchange of ideas through a volunteer leadership retreat and meetings throughout the year. And we recognize our volunteers with things such as a season kick-off gift, tenure recognition and gifts, and social activities.
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Niko's latest accomplishment? Clapping his hands (well, sort of). It's more like he bangs them on the table or his high chair or his lap, and sometimes even together. But what really gets him going is If You're Happy and You Know It or Patty Cake. Sometimes he understands what to do and sometimes he doesn't but it's so cute to see him concentrating so hard to clap his hands and then see the huge smile that follows after he's successful!
Lately in the morning, shortly after I hear his first wakeful chirps, I will just lie in bed awaiting his next move. Will it be crying, more chirps or some hand clapping? And more often than not, it's the hand clapping. It will be all quiet and then I'll just hear his two little palms smacking against each other from the other room, and when I go to see him, he's just lying there smiling, wiggling and clapping. Too cute!
Note 1: To see a short video showing the amazingness of Niko's utter glee and concentration at clapping his hands, click here.
(PS – I am aware that he's wearing a Christmas bib in the video and it's May, but when you've got a 24/7 drooler on your hands, you just use whatever's available!)
Note 2: After posting Niko's If You're Happy and You Know It clapping video on YouTube, I now realize I am not the only parent with this idea. There are so many videos of babies clapping along while their mommies sing the song, and it's sort of neat to see the short clips and hear all the different voices and accents that the mommies sing in.
Super Bibby
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If Niko took on a superhero persona it would have to be Super Bibby. This name, in fact, may not sound so super, but sometimes he sports his bib in a real super way. Picture it: his bib naturally turned 90 degrees and falling off to the side of his neck, creating a cape-like look of sorts. I can just imagine him flying around the universe, battling for good, one baby fist forward, with his bib-cape flapping off to the side…
PS – Do I have too much time on my hands? Hmm… Actually, NO! We've got the real estate wheels turning, and it's super time consuming, but I just can't seem to leave my blog alone…
Note: I had taken pics of Super Bibby on three different days, but seem to have lost some of them in the real estate whirlwind. So, for now, it's Super Bibby on just one day, but you get the idea…
Two Spoon Salute
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As a gift, Niko was given a set of spoons: the theory being that while the parent is feeding the baby, the baby can also hold onto a spoon and practice feeding himself. In Niko's case however, he just likes to get a hold of both spoons. I think he realizes that the one that he's holding doesn't actually have food on it, so eventually he tries to grab the food spoon and then drops (usually on the floor) the other one. And this cycle continues throughout the whole feeding.
It starts off like this: I will put the spoon to his mouth and within the first few bites two slippery little hands will reach up to mine and hijack the spoon. Slippery because they inevitably get covered in cereal or whatever the delicacy of the moment is. But he's learning, right? His hand eye coordination is improving and that's a good thing. Usually by the end of the meal, my hands equal Niko's in slipperiness due to his little ones rubbing the cereal over mine when he reaches for the spoon(s). Fun.
If you're wondering what that dark stuff is that he's eating, well let's just saw we are still strong supporters of the benefits of prunes! Which leads me to wonder: Why do prunes have such a bad reputation? Is it because of the job they do? I mean all they're doing is benefiting mankind in a natural way, and yet they take the brunt of many food jokes. Poor little prunes. And come on, if you've ever tasted them, they're actually good. Admit it.
Update: Just last week Little Niko Man was testing my patience by chewing the lip of his bib every time he sat down to eat. Now. that habit seems to have completely disappeared. It's crazy how you can be all consumed by one thing one week and the next week it's not even an issue.
I Told Him "No"
Posted April 8, 2010on:
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Eventually the time will come when disciplining your little darling is necessary. It teaches him/her about limitations and the difference between right and wrong. I don't think good behaviour is necessarily inherent: it needs to be taught. But when is the right time to start? Is six months too young? In my opinion, no. I guess it just depends on what type of discipline is used. For example, at this stage in the game grounding him might be a little over the top. You may be wondering what reason there could possibly be to discipline a six month old? But maybe discipline is too harsh a word: perhaps redirecting fits the bill better.
Here's the situation: Niko has taken to chewing his bib, A LOT. Picture waterfalls of food onto the floor, onto his clothes, etc. – not a pretty site. At first I was just telling him in a sweet voice, "Put your little bib down. Please put your bib down little angel." But this hasn't worked at all. So last night I resorted to the "No" word. However, I want to be conscious of how I use this word – I don't want to say "no" all the time, or it becomes meaningless. I would rather tell him a better option for his behaviour as opposed to just saying "no", or "stop doing that"; giving him an option, shows him the correct way to behave while curbing the unwanted behaviour. But at six months, when his understanding of language is so limited, the sweet redirection of "Put your little bib down.", didn't seem to be doing the trick.
And let me just clarify, that it is not so much the mess that I am trying to prevent – I mean every time he eats it's a disaster: he basically gives himself a face mask of cereal, rubbing it in to his cheeks, his temples, his eyebrows, you name it. And when he reaches for the spoon I encourage him to feed himself, which creates even more of a mess – on the floor, on his clothes, etc. But these behaviours are all experimental and positive: he's learning about food and the experience of eating. The difference with dumping his bib is that it's not something I want him practice or learn. So, my solution? A somewhat severe "No", followed by a shake of my head and a (mini) teacher eye. He looked at me as if to say, "Oh my goodness. What's going on?" And he sort of froze, stopped the bib business, and went back to eating without his bib in his mouth. So I praised him for his good habits, with lots of smiles and kisses.
But it seems Niko's sort of like a goldfish at this point – he continued to put the lip of his bib to his mouth countless more times, but each time I stood firm with my "No" and pulled his bib away. I guess time will tell if my little rebel responds to this redirection or not.
Update: Tonight during supper Niko continued to eat his bib whenever he could (basically every five seconds or so). Borys' response? "Shouldn't we just let the little guy express himself as he pleases?"
The Tooth Fairy Strikes Again
Posted April 1, 2010on:
As I was feeding Niko barley cereal with a dash of prunes this morning, I had to do a double take when I thought I caught a glimpse of a second tooth. I couldn't be sure, but upon further inspection my observation proved correct: a second tooth had sprouted up right beside his first one. It seems that the Tooth Fairy cast her spell in the overnight and Niko woke up with tooth numero deux today.
I say teeth, and teeth they are, but they are still super tiny, probably only about 2 mm for the first one and even less for the second. Furthermore, these elusive little teeth are proving difficult to catch on camera, but pictures will be posted as soon as I can get a clear shot. So, when are we supposed to start brushing this little puppies?
PS – I am aware that the Tooth Fairy is usually the one who takes teeth away but in this case, I swear she's the one who dropped them off.
Note: Contrary to the cartoon below, Niko does not seemed to be bothered by teething. The only sign he shows is a steady river of drool.
Baby Tooth Fairy
Posted March 21, 2010on:
The rivers of drool (I think Niko went through at least five bibs yesterday) that have been flowing from our little guy's mouth seem to have amounted to something in the overnight. As far as I can tell, the baby tooth fairy came for a visit.
While Niko was chomping on my finger this morning I sensed something other than the usual smooth gum line: a ridge, a peek, something jagged, not the usual. But do you think I can get a look at what's there? Not a chance. Every time I try to see, Niko moves his head or tongue around so it becomes impossible, but I can feel it. I am just not sure if the white tip has poked it's way through or if it is just getting ready to do so. Either way, we've entered a whole new world here, and there's no going back. I guess it's time to get Niko a toothbrush.
Cereal Moonlights as Glue
Posted March 16, 2010on:
What is with the consistency of that excuse for cereal that we feed our babes?
What I mean is, it sticks to everything! Even after wiping the Sweet Little N Man's face once, twice and maybe even three times, I will take him out of his high chair, bring him to another room and in another light I see yet more rice, barley or oat cereal (whatever the delicious flavour of the morning may be), caked in his eyebrows or shining on his temple. And still after that – it can be later in the afternoon even, I will find more, glued to him somewhere – sort of a baby gel, but less stylish and more tasty? Furthermore, if I ever need glue and am all out, I think this mush could moonlight quite nicely.
To add to the fun, Niko's taken to chewing his bib between bites, despite my never ending attempts to coax him from this habit: "OK sweetie-pie, put your little bib down. Put your bib down. PLEASE put your bib down, sweet little angel…". He actually lifts the lip part of bib, that has caught all the renegades, up to his mouth, which results in a lovely soup mix on the floor. Thank goodness for wet mops, a.k.a. dogs like Frasier! xx


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Our favourite newcomer Zhang Yuqi took to the red carpet for the amfAR Cinema Against AIDS Gala held at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d'Antibes, France this evening.
The Asian beauty stunned wearing a Roberto Cavalli pale-grey gown with a deep plunge and lace overlay, giving her a sexy streamline silhouette.
We've seen her in so many ball gowns, that it is great she opted to show off her toned figure on this occasion.
Looking every inch the sultry old Hollywood siren, she opted for a retro updo, Chopard jewels and a silver box clutch.
Credit: Courtesy of Roberto Cavalli