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Bobbi Brown Camo Luxe Collection
This is a gorgeous looking palette – tapping right into the camo/animal print fashion trends (note to self: stop buying animal print, you have enough). Even if you can't see yourself in camo leggings or a zebra stripe coat, you can at least be part of it with a palette. The exterior reminds me of the Burberry AW15 palette and at the back of my mind, I think Dior had a camo too at one point.
I have to admit I don't think my camera is doing the colours justice here – it's warmer in nature that it's showing (I really don't know why.. I've taken about a hundred pics and they're all flattening it a bit) but you can see that the basics live on one side and the party happens on the other! On the right hand side its Bone, Wheat and Cool Grey – all mattes. In the middle is highlighting powder in Warm Glow and on the left is Smokey Brown (metallic), Camo (sparkle) and Cool Brown (matte). The palette itself is quite heavy and chunky.
I've put the highlight first in the swatch, but the rest is self evident.
I brought you a sneaky peek a while back of the Multichrome shadow in Jungle, but now I also have it in Incandescent.
You can see the pink/green shift of Jungle but the shift on Incandescent doesn't come til the swatch …
So, you can see it shifts a light pink and gold. It's really pretty.
Bobbi Brown nail polishes are occasional rather than regular, but these two shades, Khaki and Camo (grey shot through with red which doesn't show up much), really do complete the Camo Luxe collection.
Camo is a grey shade and Khaki is a deep green. They're £14 each. The palette is £49.50 (yikes) and the shadows are £27. It's all hitting stores in September but has a pre-release on Selfridges.com (and Brown Thomas) HERE.
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Hello Jane, very pretty palette indeed, I'm a fellow animal print fan. However I wish so many palettes wouldn't include such big pans of highlighter as I hardly use any and I find a bit goes a long way… I know it's a big trend, but I personally find large amounts and multiple shades of highlighter – and bronzer – a bit redundant…


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About Klässbols Linneväveri
"Our place on earth is Klässbol, Värmland. Here, the third and fourth generation of the Johansson family manage the business and traditions inherited from our grandfather and great grandfather Hjalmar, who sat weaving all night long.
My grandfather Vitalis continued the business. His unstinting faith in linen as a natural material has provided us with a living and a purpose in life. My father and his brothers received prestigious commissions from the Swedish Court and embassies, bringing Klässbols international fame.
With a strong sense of tradition and faith in linen as a natural material, we work together to carry Klässbols, our family business, into the future – a satisfying endeavour that we are delighted to share with you."
Andreas Johansson, CEO
A movie about Klässbol
Purveyor to the Court
Purveyor to the Court of Sweden since the 1970s
The Company has been purveyor to the Court of Sweden since the late seventies. On the occasion of the jubilee commemorating King Carl XVI Gustaf's 20th anniversary as King in 1993, the Swedish Parliament presented him with nine three-metre wide linen tablecloths and 200 napkins for the royal table. The tablecloths were hand-woven on special Jaquard looms.
Furthermore Klässbols Linen Weaving Mill has been honored to provide the Court of Sweden with exclusive custom-made furnishings, Bolster fabrics and curtains.
A mark of quality for more than 1000 years
The title "Purveyor to His Majesty" is a personal and rare title. Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf views recipients of his honour as "modern representatives of the best of the Swedish craftsmanship tradition" (from the book 'By Appointment to His Majesty the King of Sweden'). Until now, King Carl XVI Gustaf has issued about 130 royal warrants. The holders are all representatives of Swedish companies and they come from a wide variety of enterprises.
The issuing of royal warrants is restricted and they can only be granted by H.M. the King and H.M. the Queen. Only a few of the applications received each year by the Office of the Treasurer of the Court are approved for the title of Purveyor to His Majesty. To be eligible for the title of Purveyor to His Majesty the company must have been in business for at least five years and managed its finances in an irreproachable manner.
Swedish royal warrants are directly linked to a specific member of the Royal Family. Upon the accession of a new monarch the warrant becomes invalid and the company must apply anew for the prestigious title. The title is also personally awarded to the head of the company and, when there is a change in the post of managing director or owner, the company must apply for renewal of its status as Purveyor to H.M. the King.
The story about linen
As early as the Stone Age, people were also to dress linen, even if the major part was used for utility products such as rope, fishing nets etc. Clothes fashion was not, of course, so well developed at the time; and tablecloths had hardly been thought of, never mind about napkins!
But in the ancient Egypt people started early on to dress themselves in beautiful, cool clothes. Linen was, in fact, the only material permitted for clerical dress; and mummies were wrapped in fine linen cloths, many of which have been preserved. Knowledge of the technique spread from Egypt over to Babylon, which in ancient times seems to have been the centre of the "linen industry" and via Greece to the Roman Empire and right through Europe.
In the Roman Empire, large flax mills such as those in Ravenna and Vienna were, in ancient times, under the strict control of "procuratores linificiorum"; which says a good deal about the high regard in which the material was held. In Sweden, we have been able to dress linen at least since the time of the Bronze Age.
Far into the sixteenth century linen was spun on a distaff, a handy piece of equipment which oriental women to this day master with virtuosity. In 1530, even greater impetus was given to the linen manufacture with the arrival of the spinning wheel.
For a long time, linen production was a handicraft. With the introduction of machines at the end of the eighteenth century came also linen's worst rival: cotton. But better machines also suitable for the linen industry were at the same time developed. In 1805, Joseph Marie Jacquard constructed his fancy weaving machine, marking the end of an epoch. As well as bringing a number of other advantages with it, this machine opened up new possibilities to the fine, old damask weaving industry.
Linen has encountered tough competition from both simpler and cheaper materials and more than once it has been feared that it would disappear altogether. But the quality and beauty of linen have survived all "new fashions", including the synthetic fibres of recent times. And we now seem to be moving towards a new hey-day for linen, back to a world where quality and beautiful things are once more highly prized. Linen is an unsurpassed material in the hands of skilful craftsmen.
Pure and Cotton Linen
Flax has long fibres, making it very suitable for spinning and weaving, and it has been used for making cloths for nine thousand years. In the 18th century in Sweden, there were several famous damask weaving mills and the countryside was covered with breathtakingly beautiful blue-flowering flax fields. When cotton replaced linen as the most commonly used material for textiles, the labour-intensive and time-consuming production of linen fell by the wayside.
Flax is no longer cultivated in Scandinavia, except on a very small scale, but linen itself, is enjoying a renaissance. A new awareness of nature and natural values has taken a strong hold. In line with this, a growing number of people who value tradition have also come to appreciate the unique qualities of linen.
100% Linen
Pure linen fabrics are made only from linen yarn. The structure of the flax fibre gives the linen its many excellent qualities. It is extremely strong and absorbent, and its smoothness and lustre make it very dirtrepellent. Liquid spilled on a linen cloth is absorbed immediately. Linen feels cool and pleasant against the skin. It also dries quickly, and pure linen towels are superb for drying drinking glasses and for polishing crystal and silverware.
Cotton Linen
Klässbols also make cotton linen, or half linen, a fabric made with a cotton yarn warp and a linen yarn weft. Table-cloths and towels made from cotton linen are soft and cool. They retain the very good drying and absorption characteristics of the linen. And you can enjoy the luxury of using them every day.
Damask – Weave for princes
The artistic weaving technique, called damask, is said to have first been created in Damascus, thereby the name. It was the fabric that was woven to the princely clothes of the princes and for pure decorative purposes. Even today, damask is considered to be the most elegant tissues.
Damask is a usually mono color fabric, where the pattern and / or figures are formed in varpsatin on the bottom of the weave satin or vice versa. The effect is achieved by the light being reflected differently from the warp and weft surfaces, so that the pattern either appears shiny against a matte bottom or matte against a glossy bottom. The technique can also be used for two-color patterns with very elegant effect.
Cultivating, preparing, spinning and weaving linen is an ancient art in our country, but the art of weaving patterned linen was hardly felt in Sweden before the 16th century. Of course, the hands-on "great power" attracted skilled weavers here. Queen Hedvig Eleonora made 1696 large orders for tablecloths and napkins at some weavers in Stockholm. Then, Swedish linen master production started. There are still three napkins preserved from the beginning of the 18th century with her crowned name cipher and "Three Crowns" woven.
Today, the tablecloths and napkins are delivered in linen damask, with Sweden's "Three crowns" woven in, from Klässbols Linneväveri, to the Swedish embassies all over the world.
Bra miljöval för planetens skull
När du köper Klässbols linneprodukter så köper du en vara märkt med Bra Miljöval. Miljömärkningen Bra Miljöval som är Naturskyddsföreningens egen miljömärkning ska vägleda konsumenter att hitta de produkter som är minst skadliga för vår planet. Lin är en även naturprodukt och därför även miljösmart. Tillsammans med den långa hållbarhet som linneprodukter generellt har så gör du ett aktivt val för planetens skull.
Var kommer lingarnet ifrån?
Det lingarn som vi väver våra linneprodukter av idag kommer från spånadslin som odlas i Frankrike och Belgien. Allt odlas enligt reglerna för hållbart ekologiskt jordbruk. Där bereds även linet vilket betyder att man förädlar spånadslinet till spinnbara fibrer som sedan blir rågarn på olika spinnerier runt om i världen. På spinnerierna färgar man även garnet.
Vi köper vårt GOTS miljömärkta lingarn (Global Organic Textile Standard) ifrån italienska Linificio och Franska Safilin. Dessa företag är miljöcertifierade fullt ut och kontrolleras noggrant i europeiska leveranskedjor.
Varför vi köper lingarnet från dessa länder är främst för att det inte går att köpa i Sverige. Men även för att dessa lingarnslevarantörer kan leverera de färger och volymer vi önskar, har rätt miljöpolicy samt har ett visst CSR-arbete (Safilin) som vi uppskattar.
De färger som lingarnet färgas med med är också GOTS miljömärkta. Det innebär bland annat att inga farliga kemikalier används. Läs mer om GOTS på medvetenkonsumtion.se
Några av våra halvlinne-produkter är vävda i 50 % lin och 50 % bomull. Det bomullsgarnet kommer från Tyska Otto Garne som även de är är certifierade med Fair Trade, GOTS med mera.
Men sytråden då?
Vi använder Gütermann polyestertråd som är Oeko-Tex certifierad, vilket betyder att den är skonsam för djur, natur och fri från gifter. Tråden som är extremt hållbar kräver mycket mindre vatten och energiförbrukning i produktionen än motsvarande tillverkning av bomull t.ex. Tack vare tillverkarens MCT teknik så är fibersläppet ytterst minimalt då de jobbar med oändliga fibrer till skillnad som i en traditionell Corespun teknik.
Gör ett klimatsmart val du med och handla linneprodukter med lång hållbarhet!
Washing and care instructions
A first-rate linen fabric is, when well treated, beautifully shiny, smooth and cool. As a highly absorbent material, linen is an unsurpassed material for both toilet and kitchen towels, even though the great beauty of the material has lead to it being used primarily for elegant cloths, napkins, curtains and other more exclusive items. Linen sheets are now popular once again, not least for their beauty and their coolness. All linen consists exclusively of flax thread. In half linen, the warp is composed of cotton yarn and the weft of flax thread. It is important to remember when considering care of linen that cotton soils more quickly than linen and must therefore be washed more often. So even if pure linen is a little more expensive, it may be economic in the long run if the article is to be used often.
Klässbols Linen Weaving Mill recommends following treatment:
The article is washed according to whether it is natural/unbleached, semi-bleached or coloured. Unbleached preserves its original colour best if perborate and optical brightener-free washing detergent is used. Although linen, like cotton, has a high abrasion resistance and tensile strength when wet, one should always try to wash linen as gently as possible. This way it will last for generations.
The washing temperature should be approximately 60° C providing more pronounced stains do not necessitate a higher temperature. The temperature should not, however, exceed 80° C as this can reduce the elasticity, shininess and strength of the linen. For thinner fabrics such as a number of curtains, a more gentle washing method should be chosen than that used for thick cloths and other items. This is most easily achieved by using a large quantity of water in relation to the number of items being washed.
Particularly delicate items may be put in a net bag to reduce wear and tear by the washing machine. The items should be shortly spin-dried as gently as possible.
Never mix linen with dark-coloured fabrics. For coloured linen, follow the detergent manufacturer's instructions for ordinary 60° C colour wash. If a washing machine is not used, it is advisable to check the temperature with help of a thermometer to ensure that the fabric is not washed for longer than 15 minutes once maximum temperature has been reached.
Avoid laying wet linen fabrics on top of one another. Roll them together instead while still damp. Natural coloured and coloured linen should not be dried in bright sunlight. We recommend that all smooth linen textiles are mangled cold to preserve the beauty of stiff, shiny napkins and tablecloths. Mangle napkins and handtowels unfolded. Lay four to six on a table in a step-like formation, one on top of the other and pull them into shape before mangling. Cloths and sheets may be folded into three or four. Try, when possible, to fold in different places each time the fabric is mangled, as the strain is greatest at the folds.
Linen should not be tumbler-dried.
Allow approximately 5-7 % shrinkage both lengthwise and widthwise.
Washing instructions BADA bath towel
Wash at 60 °. The product releases linen fibers during washing, especially the first washers so fill the washing machine with laundry items as other towels or bed linen. Then the laundry is rubbed instead of being wrapped around the drum with the risk of it loosening more fibers.
DO NOT use eco-programs without adding extra water or extra rinsing if possible.
After washing, clean the filter in the door of the washing machine from any lint
PS, BADA can be centrifuged and tumble dried!
Nobel dinner
Nobel – timeless beauty
Since 1991, the annual Nobel banquet is served with table linen and napkins made of Klässbols Linneväveri. The Nobel tablecloth and napkins are typical of the craft tradition at Klässbols and was designed especially for the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize in 1991. Textile designer Ingrid Dessau chose to make the tablecloth in satin with coarse, silver-grey linen yarn of the highest quality.
The classical woven check pattern appears when the light is reflected differently by the surfaces of the weft and the warp.
The napkins are woven in damask with thinner contrast threads of semi-bleached line yarn – the perfect complement to the beautiful tablecloth.
Link to the Nobel table cloth in the webshop
The Royal Cloth
With the occasion of the 20th anniversary of King Carl XVI Gustaf as Sweden's regent, 15 September 1993, the Swedish Parliament and government decided to honor this event with a special gift for the King. It consisted of a table linen which was intended for the official Royal table at Karl XI's gallery at the Royal Palace. The present was handed over by the spokesperson of the Swedish Parliament at that time, Ingegerd Troedsson.
The Royal table cloth consists of seven cloths of eight meters length and two cloths of four meters length, each with a width of three meters. There was only one hand loom available and capable considering this large width, while a machine loom was not available at this time. In addition, there were two hundred napkins accompanying the table cloths. Both the table linen and the napkins were woven in linen damask. The warp was of Italian linen no. 50 and the weft of Irish linen no. 60 with a density of 40×48 threads per centimeter.
The pattern was composed by Karin Björquist, better known as a designer at Gustavsberg porcelain, with technical-textile assistance of Ingrid Dessau. Initiator and leader of the project were art critic Åke Livstedt and architect Magnus Silfverheim – the same people who were also part of the project team that created the Nobel concept of the Nobel banquet. Weaver for the project was Hans Thomsson, and even The School of the Association of Friends of Textile Art has contributed to it.
And even on the Napkins the pattern consists of a broad wave figure covering the border of the cloth, and large scattered stars as a mirror around the Royal Couple's mirror-monogram in the middle of the cloth. The stars refer to the Pole Star, an ancient symbol of the Swedish king.
About Hans Thomsson
Hans Thomsson was born and raised in Hemse, Gotland – Sweden's largest island. After high school he attended a weaving class at Säveskolan in Visby (Gotland) and did a six month internship at Hemslöjden in Visby. Later, he attended a weaving program at The Swedish School of Textiles (University of Borås) 1990-1991, which was followed up by a further course in Borås, 1992. During the years 1993-1998 he wove the Royal Cloth for King Carl XVI Gustaf, commissioned by Klässbols Linen Weaving Mill. During the second half of 1998 he participated in a course about Jacquard-weaving in Florence. There he learned how to weave copies of fabrics with designs from the Renaissance, silk weaving of high quality, and about other bindings than those he had learned in Scandinavia. Over the years Hans Thomsson has received great confidence in many significant missions. Today he has his own studio in Äskekärr, nearby Kinnekulle, with the intention to weave linen damask.
H.K.H Prinsessan Estelle
On the initiative of Region Värmland has Klässbols Linen Weaving Mill made a bed set with sheets, pillowcases and duvet covers in 100 percent linen. The pattern consists of stars after the name Estelle which means star in French. The gift is enclosed in a package made of paper from Billerud.
– Both the gift and the beautiful packaging are good examples of products from our successful business in Värmland. It feels great to be handed over in connection with baptism, says Catarina Segersten Larsson, Regional Councillor, Region Värmland.
Wedding gift for The Prins Carl Philip and Sofia
On Sunday, May the 17th, 2015 just before the wedding of Prince Carl Philip and Miss Sofia Hellqvist at the Royal Palace, Governor Kenneth Johansson handed over the gifts from Värmland.
The country's gift for the wedding couple consists of three parts. The first part being a commitment to protect nature in the soon formed nature reserve, Byamossarna in Arvika municipality. Through the support of the business community in Värmland, the governor also handed over a work of art by Karlstad artist Karolina Nolin and custom-designed linen products from Klässbols Linneväveri.
In the products, which are part of Klässbols Linneväveri's new collection "Ack Wermeland", the designer Margot Barolo has received inspiration from the thermal-like nature, especially the nature of the Byamossarna.
– The table cloth has got its pattern with the help of Värmlandsvisan, which describes a love for nature. The letters and words form a pattern of stripes flowing over the tablecloth. The pattern of the napkin reflects the mosses and other vegetation that are typical of the Byamossarna nature reserve. The motif is abstract and the sizes are distorted. In addition, the strips are inspired by the map's name for wetlands and marshes, says designer Margot Barolo.
The set consists of a tablecloth and twelve unique napkins in the cave with the wedding couple's common monogram inväft. The whole gift is wrapped in a specially made linnen bag, even this with the wedding couple's monogram inväft.
Read the full press release from the County Administrative Board here.
Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Since 1981, we manufacture table linen and napkins for all Swedish embassies around the world in the pattern of 'Tre Kronor' (Three Crowns), in mission of the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
1988 we started manufacturing pure linen table cloth and napkins for all Norwegian embassies around the world in the pattern 'Norway', in behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Red Cross
Klässbols Linneväveri and the Red Cross have a product collaboration around the runner and the napkin / towel in the "Trust" pattern, sold for the benefit of the Red Cross. The linen products are red and white and are made for a Christmas table or why not a party time regardless of the season.
Never alone
The trust collection includes a two-pack runner (50×150 cm) and a two-pack handkerchief (50×70 cm) sold in the Red Cross Webshop. Half the sum goes to the Red Cross's Christmas campaign 2011 Never alone, whose purpose is to combat unwilling loneliness and exclusion in our country.
Hanne Vedel and Danfoss Denmark
48,000 articles were woven as a Christmas gift for all employees in Danfoss Denmark. The largest order ever for Klässbols Linneväveri. 98 million meters of blue yarn was used to make 24,000 napkins and 24,000 tablets. The work in itself was a nice challenge for the company and a unique opportunity to show that we can receive really big orders.
HV Ateljé
Memory / Blankets and pillows
Memory is woven in exclusive Italian linen wire at Klässbols Linneväveri. The textile is available in two qualities. One is jaquard-woven, the other is made of satin-woven bands. Both grades are designed by Ulrika Elovsson. The craft was carried out by HV Ateljé. Joining a larger fabric of narrow bands may seem simple, but the technique is complicated. The precision work of masters and collectors is reflected in the high quality of the final product. Both the jaquard and the woven bands have been carefully treated after Klässbols Linneväveri. The textiles have been hand washed in cold water and then cold mined. This slow and gentle process gives the textile a high gloss and solid surface. "Two threads crossing each other are the starting points for all the woven textiles' arrival, where my creative process begins," says Ulrika Elovsson. "In collaboration with Klässbols Linneväveri, I have wanted to relate to older textile traditions. With the help of different technologies, both high tech and low tech, I can speak different languages and tell different stories."
Hotel interior
At The Dylan in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, you can visit the luxury suite Klässbols, where the whole hotelroom is decorated with Klässbols Bolster fabric.
Also Blakes Hotel London and The Hempel in London we supplied wallpaper, curtains and pillows in fabric Bolster and our own pattern. Design: Lady Weinberg
Some other references abroad
1988 we started manufacturing pure linen table cloth and napkins for all Norwegian embassies around the world in the pattern 'Norway', in behalf of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Here are some other exciting assignments:
World Expo in Sevilla, Spain
Nobel tablecloth and Napkins, Sevilla runner
Finnish Presidential Palace
Kitchen towels in their own pattern
Astra, Sverige and U.S.A.
Nobel tablecloth and Napkins with Astras logotype
Postipankki Ltd. Finland
Tablecloth and Napkins with heir own pattern and logotype
Kläder från K&US och Gaardhagen & Kanaljen
In the shop in Klässbol, we not only sell interior linen products for the home and public environment, but also linen clothes. As one of the few retailers in Värmland by K&US and Gårdhagen, we have a wide range of linen clothes for both her and him. And we can warmly recommend the garments to those who want something unique, neat, durable, comfortable and environmentally friendly.
K&US stands for timeless, relaxed design with fine shapes and ingenious details. Sophisticated bohemian one might say. Natural, well-tailored and durable, yet beautiful and with passion and thought in every detail. K&US works with natural materials such as, linen, wool, silk, viscose and organic cotton. The garments are for those who like clothes that make you feel a little extra good, day after day. In the shop in Klässbol we have most dresses and blouses.
The garments are for her.
Check out their webbsite before your visit
Gaardhagen & Kanaljen
Lars Gårdhagens and wife Charlotte manufactures own-produced linen costumes and linen shirts, combined with hats, shoes, and accessories from some of the world's foremost craft companies. Both design and production have roots in the last century's men's tailoring – and vanity. Like undertones lies a consensus of style, humor and esprit.
The garments are mostly for him with the exception of him.
Check their website before your visit
The Klässbols story
Hjalmar med Vitalis i knäet och Augusta med dottern Viola.
Our history began in 1884 when our grandfather Hjalmar Johansson, was born in Klässbol Värmland, Sweden into a large family of eight children. At age nine, Hjalmar began working as an errand boy at the local wool factory. Here he developed a keen interest in weaving that increased over the years. After working as a cloth darner in Arvika and Sågmyra, he moved to Borås to study at the weaving school. He gained experience at the weaveries Borås Jaquardväveri and Västergötlands Yllefabrik in Tidan.
In 1918, he received an offer to return to Klässbol, Stafnäs Ullspinneri, wool factory needed help due to change of generation. Our grandfather, his wife Augusta and their eight children moved back to their native region and Hjalmar was employed as weaving supervisor at the wool factory. He soon realized that the factory could not be saved, but had meanwhile started weaving linen sheets and towels on a hand-operated loom at home in his kitchen. The linen was supplied by local farmers, and grandfather wove the products for family and friends. His customers gradually increased, and in 1921 he bought his first mechanical loom. It dominated the living room, and a hole had to be bored in the floor of the bedroom above to make room for the much treasured Jaquard on top of the loom. The loom operated non-stop night and day. In 1924, grandfather bought a small cottage 400 meters from the house and moved his production there. He also invested in two more looms. Grandfather Hjalmar started seven patterns before he suddenly passed away in 1928, only 44 years old. Little did he imagine that his craft would develop into an international company.
After grandfather´s death, his family faced a tough decision – should they continue running the weaver? There were many debts but no money. The answer came when the family found a life insurance policy that grandfather had taken out without his wife´s knowledge. It was worth SEK 4,000 – a fortune in those days. It was as if grandfather had known what would happen. Now the family could continue the business he had started. Our father, Vitalis, took charge of the weaving. Aunt Viola managed the accounts, grandmother dealt with sales and the other children helped as they grew older. Despite hard times and many setbacks, they continued running the weavery and carrying on the family tradition.
In 1975, the weavery was passed on to the family´s sons Sven-Olof, Torbjörn and myself, who had all been weavers since the age of 14. Today, our brother Urban also is a owner and so are our nephew Stefan and niece Cenita who took over after theirs fathers, Sven-Olof and Torbjörn. Meanwhile, Andreas – another fourth generation family member – has become the company´s Managing Director (CEO).
Quality is our most important value, just as it was for our grandfather. Our weave patterns are a cultural treasure that we have inherited and have utmost respect for. The pleasure of sharing these timeless patterns and other top-quality designs is our driving force, which we hope will continue taking Klässbols along the path that grandfather started long ago.


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One of the events I looked forward to every year as a child was the Christmas and New year Celebrations. In my part of the world, a lot of activities revolve around these celebrations. As a child, I looked forward to the Christmas and New year Celebrations because of the food, the new clothes, affection from loved ones/family and the exciting atmosphere of celebration. Recently, in a conversation with a friend, I was reminded of my childhood experience when he said, "Christmas celebration is for children, not adults..."
Even as Christians all over the world celebrate Christmas today, I want to inspire a desire in you to know more about this man called JESUS. Why are Christians celebrating His birth, what is it about Christmas and Jesus? I am sorry, I have no scientific answer for you, but if you read Philippians 2:4-11, you will have a better understanding.
4 Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others. 5 Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus: 6 Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, 7 but made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. 8 And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself and became obedient to death-- even death on a cross! 9 Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, 10 that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, 11 and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.
On behalf of my family, I wish you a Merry Christmas! My life has meaning because of this man called Jesus! He gave His Life for me, what more can I say but Happy Birthday Jesus!
May your life be full of God's love and tender mercies. May His love envelope you out of every storm that threatens your peace, in Jesus Name, amen.
Today, I am celebrating Christmas with a better understanding, that beyond the food, gifts, love... Christmas is about Love that sacrifices, Love that gives, Love that forgives...This is why I celebrate Christmas.
My name is Precious, I was Bipolar and I live a Full Life
The reason why I can celebrate Christmas today is because I have accepted Him as my Lord and Saviour. I pray that you will experience the Love and Life that Jesus offers, if you have not yet accepted Him. John 3:1- 18
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AuthSession is pretty good but the web sign-in process could be better. Expo.Google has a partial implementation, we should abstract this and make it available for all Auth methods.
Completed in 32. More stable in SDK 33. https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/sdk/app-auth/
What about the new WebAuthn specifications ?
Is this the right place to also wish for a user experience without the "MyApp Wants to Use 'expo.io' to Sign In" alert...?
Enable login with amazon account Or new api support for retrieving access token, as provided for facebook (Expo.,facebook,.logInWithReadPermissionAsync) to pass to Amplify , Auth.federatedSignIn function.
Facebook and Google OAuth login already exists in Expo. Can we add login with Spotify OAuth with implicit grant?
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What's Happening at Sherman County Public/School Library
Stubblefield, Seale, Buckhorn & Jennie's Peak Fires Update, Aug. 19
Welcome to the Sherman County Fair, Aug. 22-26
Presentation: "The Town Built & Sold by Orlando Humason," Aug. 24
Sherman County Board of Property Tax Appeals Board Openings
Rejecting Mental Shorthand
Links: Things to Think About & Things to Do
1. What's Happening at Sherman County Public/School Library.
The Library is open Summer Hours -11am-7pm Tuesday and Thursday, 10am-4pm Saturday
SUMMER READING PROGRAM- If you missed the Summer Reading Party you can still come in and get your book prize and make your sound wave shirt. Just bring your completed log to the library before September 19th, 2018.
Community Preschool Storytime – Every Tuesday at 10am
Join us for Preschool Storytime and crafts. Ages 0-6.
Movie Night – Thursday, August 24th at 6:00pm
Pacific Rim: Uprising
Rated PG-13
Run Time 1hr 50 min
Jake Pentecost, son of Stacker Pentecost, reunites with Mako Mori to lead a new generation of Jaeger pilots, including rival Lambert and 15-year-old hacker Amara, against a new Kaiju threat.
September's Book Club book is The Peach Keeper by Sarah Addison Allen
It's the dubious distinction of thirty-year-old Willa Jackson to hail from a fine old Southern family of means that met with financial ruin generations ago. The Blue Ridge Madam—built by Willa's great-great-grandfather and once the finest home in Walls of Water, North Carolina—has stood for years as a monument to misfortune and scandal. Willa has lately learned that an old classmate—socialite Paxton Osgood—has restored the house to its former glory, with plans to turn it into a top-flight inn. But when a skeleton is found buried beneath the property's lone peach tree, long-kept secrets come to light, accompanied by a spate of strange occurrences throughout the town. Thrust together in an unlikely friendship, united by a full-blooded mystery, Willa and Paxton must confront the passions and betrayals that once bound their families—and uncover the truths that have transcended time to touch the hearts of the living.
Give us a call, email or stop by to reserve your copy, available in large print and audiobook by request. Book Club will meet Thursday, September 20, 2018
2. Stubblefield, Seale, Buckhorn & Jennie's Peak Fires Update, Aug. 19
Oregon State Fire Marshal, August 19th 9:36 PM [Condon, Oregon] Evacuation levels changed today on the Lonerock Fire for the community of Lonerock. The sheriff issued a Level 1 Be Ready! notification for the west side of Lonerock Road from Lost Valley Road south to the Gilliam/Wheeler County Line. A Level 1 Be Ready! notification was also issued for Buckhorn Lane due to increased fire activity south of Thirty Mile Canyon. The sheriff urges everyone to avoid these areas. Please allow fire traffic only for the safety of the fire crews and public.
Oregon State Fire Marshal's Blue Team ordered 3 more task forces from Linn, Polk, and Clatsop counties, which arrived Sunday evening. These task forces will bolster the number of boots on the ground protecting homes in South Gilliam County.
The Bureau of Land Management has ordered a Type 2 Incident Management Team to assume command of the Stubblefield, Seale, Buckhorn, and Jennie's Peak Fires burning in Gilliam and Wheeler Counties. This team is staffed to handle the complexity of managing multiple wildfires. The teams will work together under a Unified Command structure, with the OSFM team focusing on structure protection, and the BLM Type 2
Team coordinating the wildfire suppression.
There will be a community meeting at the Lonerock Community Hall Monday evening at 7:00PM.
3. Welcome to the Sherman County Fair, Aug. 22-26
The Sherman County Fair board welcomes you all to the 2018 Fair! This year is going to be an exceptionally fun fair with all the fun activities planned for your family enjoyment.
The 4-H, FFA and community members' projects and activities for all ages will entertain. We will have Longhorn steers, Mutton Bustin,' and a mechanical bull. Don't worry, we haven't forgotten about the yearly Bull Riding Challenge of Champions Tour. We made some changes and will be having the Demolition Derby on Saturday night! Can't wait to see everyone during the fair.
~Sherman County Fair Board Vice Chair Shandie Johnson… Chairman Bryce Coelsch, Bert Perisho, Rick Jauken Jr., Tom Rolfe and Amanda Whitman.
4. Presentation: "The Town Built & Sold by Orlando Humason," Aug. 24
Wasco County Historical Society invites the public to attend its final 2018 summer program presentation this Saturday, 11:00, in the backyard of the Rorick House, 300 W. 13th St., in The Dalles. Local historian John Brookhouse will present "The Town Built & Sold by Orlando Humason". Free event; refreshments available.
5. Sherman County Board of Property Tax Appeals Board Openings
The Sherman County Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) has board openings for the 2018-19 tax year. These positions are open to nonoffice-holding residents of Sherman County. A nonoffice-holding resident cannot be: a member of the county governing body, a member of the governing body of any taxing district within the county, an elected official within the county, a person employed in or hired by the county or any taxing district within the county, a former county assessor, or any appointee acting in the place of the assessor that held the office or was appointed during the tax year subject to appeal to BOPTA, or a person previously employed in or hired by the office of the assessor during the tax year subject to appeal to BOPTA.
Board members hear petitions for reduction of the real market, maximum assessed, specially assessed, and assessed value of property placed on the roll by the county assessor as of January 1, 2018. The board will also consider requests to waive penalties assessed for the late filing of real and personal property returns.
An initial training session is required for new members and for those members returning after a break in service. Board members are required to attend training approved by the Department of Revenue at least every other year unless no petitions are filed. The BOPTA board generally meets for one or two sessions during the year between February and June. The one-year term ends on June 30, 2019.
If you are interested in being considered for the BOPTA board, please contact Jenine McDermid at 541-565-3606 or by email at: firstname.lastname@example.com no later than Friday, September 28. BOPTA pool members will be appointed by the county governing body on October 3, 2018.
5. Rejecting Mental Shorthand
Most of us know what a stereotype is. It's an oversimplified, a general opinion about what something or someone is like. You've heard of labor-saving devices. Well, stereotypes are thought-saving devices, because when you accept a stereotype, you don't have to think for yourself at all. Your idea comes to you frozen, prepackaged, and ready to use. You just thaw it out and slip it into your brain like a frozen pizza into a microwave – nothing further is required.
The trouble with stereotypes is that they deny the uniqueness of each human being's heritage and experience, and do the same to the folks employing the stereotypes. When we deny others, we also deny ourselves. Sanctioning those pre-packaged ideas denies us the use of our own brains, because they require that we ignore who we are and what we know from our own personal experience.
Stereotypes, and the people who employ them, also have extremely cynical views of the world. They don't think very highly of others, assume a possibly false sense of their own superiority, and they count on us being too lazy or distracted to look beyond what we hear, see or read. Stereotypes become an assault on the self-esteem of anyone within range. The good news is that we can choose to not play this game.
If you want to grow as a person, to be as effective as you can be, you want to become your own authority. Do your own research, your own thinking. Look beneath the surface, and be wary of labels, which are one-size-fits-all stereotypes. Human beings come in all sizes and styles, all colors and models, every kind of talent and gift, and all gloriously different! And it is long past time to celebrate our differences, not ridicule them.
Oversimplification and overgeneralization rob you of your power and others of their uniqueness. And at the same time, you are denying your own uniqueness. It's an easy trap to fall into, but each of us does have the choice to reject the mental shorthand, do a little self-reflection and take the opportunity to do our own thinking. ~The Pacific Institute
6. Links: Things to Think About & Things to Do
Policymakers tout high-tech tools for addressing Northwest's wildfire crisis
Heritage Foundation: Media Bias/Fact Check
PragerU.: Why America Invaded Iraq
PragerU. – Short Videos, Big Ideas
Shadow Banning Censors Prager U. Facebook
Dubious decisions in LaVoy Finicum shooting case revealed in trial of acquitted FBI agent
Admiral Who Oversaw Bin Laden Raid: 'Revoke My Security Clearance,' Too


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In 2014, tsunami waves, originating off the coast of Chili, were successfully detected near Japan, where EvoLogics (http://evologics.de) modems enabled acoustic communication between JAMSTEC's (http://www.jamstec.go.jp/e/) Vector Tsunameter on the seafloor and the autonomous Wave Glider vehicle (http://liquidr.com/ ) on the ocean surface, transmitting realtime data to the shore over satellite.
Japan Agency for MarineEarth Science Technology (JAMSTEC) has developed and successfully tested the new ocean bottom Tsunameter (The Vector TsunaMeter VTM), which estimates the tsunami propagation vector based on the ocean dynamo effects.
As a step towards building a VTM network for realtime observation, a trial monitoring station was deployed about 200 km East of the Oshika peninsula, Japan (38°14.0 N, 143°35.13 E) in 2013 2014. The Vector Tsunameter was deployed on the seafloor 3420 m deep. Data, collected by the VTM, were transmitted acoustically to surfacecruising Wave Glider and then over satellite transferred to the shore.
The application required fast and reliable data transfers between the VTM and the Wave Glider to transmit critical information in real time. The longterm deployment of the instruments demanded low powerconsuming solutions. Moreover, reducing drag was important for the Wave Glider vehicle on the ocean surface.
Fulfilling these requirements, EvoLogics S2C R12/24 underwater acoustic modems were integrated on both the VTM and the Wave Glider. During the longterm deployment of the system in 20132014, the modems provided bidirectional communication between the VTM and the Wave Glider/shore control station. In normal operation mode 1457 bytes were transmitted to the Wave Glider every 1 hour, containing 60 sets of 1 minutelong measurement data samples from the VTM. In Tsunamimode, the downside modem was transmitting 161 bytes every 1 minute with 6 sets of 10secondlong measurement data samples.
As the system was deployed from 2014/3/13 till 2014/5/10, it operated in Tsunamimode for 4 hours.
On the early morning of April 3, the system successfully caught the tsunami waves propagating towards the Japanese coasts after an 8.0 magnitude earthquake hit 83 km NorthWest of Iquique, Chile on April 2nd, 2014 (JST).
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New and Improved AMQ Festival App
2016 was the first time AMQ Festival utilised a social media app personalised for our show.
After the results of our last show, with over 67% of attendees using the app for social interaction with each other, planning schedules, finding their classrooms and sharing photos, we are moving forward with even more included next time. The goal for this new, free app is to create a welcoming space for quilters to engage with each other, enter competitions, interact with exhibitors and each other and more…
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After signing up for the app, click on AMQ Festival. Once you're in, you can access the show schedule, explore vendors, and share photos to the exclusive AMQ Festival news feed. Guests can also create their own custom schedule to make sure they don't miss any important classes or events. Also, the app will have venue maps to easily locate vendors and classes.
We suggest you download the app before arriving at the show so that you can become familiar with it.
A brand-new feature on our app for 2018 is the Door Prize competition entry tickets. Easy to enter as all your details are already in there when you sign up! PLUS we ask all students to quickly & simply provide feedback for each class, by using the rating button in the app for the class you are in and answer 5 simple questions to assist us and our tutors for future planning. Instructions will be clearly shown in each classroom on how to do this.
With our new app, enriching classes, state-of-the-art vendors, outstanding show quilts and exhibits, AMQ Festival is The Happening Place to Be!!!
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Kamas is small town in Summit County. Nestled in a wide open valley, this town is primarily a farming and lumber community. Since it is minutes away from the endless outdoor recreation of the Uinta Mountains, it has fondly been dubbed "The Gateway to Uintas." Although Kamas doesn't have any of its own veterinary clinics, pet care is only 20 minutes away in the nearby town of Park City.
If your pooch loves to camp, Kamas is the place to be. Soapstone Campground is tucked away in the gorgeous Uinta Mountains. Dogs must be leashed when outside your vehicle. If you're traveling with a pack, make a reservation at the Ponderosa Group Campground and set up camp amidst the tall Ponderosa pines. This area has several hiking trails and is full of wildflowers in the spring. During the evening, your pal can relax by the campfire.
After a day of hiking, stop by one of the pet friendly restaurants in town. The Gateway Grille is a local favorite. Order some comfort food and dine with your pup at one of the outdoor tables. Mirror Lake Diner is another option. Fill up on a Reuben, steak and cheese sandwich, or some short ribs. Your pooch can join you at an outside table. No wonder dogs love this town!
The Uinta Mountains are an adventure seekers dream. If your pooch loves to get out in the mountains, pack some snacks, water, and a leash, and head over for hours of hiking. The unique terrain combines rocky cliffs, pines, and hundreds of high mountain lakes. Shingle Creek is five miles round trip. It cuts through a forest of pine and aspen trees. You also pass through open meadows before arriving at Shingle Creek Lake. Yellow Pine Creek is another pawsome trail. It's a 4.5 mile loop with a few steep places. If you happen to be there during the early summer, you'll get a beautiful display of wildflowers.
The Jordanelle State Park is about 20 minutes west of Kamas in the town of Heber, and is made up of three major areas, all surrounding the expansive Jordanelle Reservoir. While this is a pup-ular location for boaters and water skiers, it also has some pretty furrific trails. The Perimeter Trail is 13 miles long and goes about halfway around the Reservoir. Wada Way and Keetley are a couple of loops near the Ross Creek Trailhead. Rock Top Trail and Three Rocks Trail are both located near the Rock Cliff Trailhead. Keep in mind, dogs must be leashed at all times and are not allowed on the beaches.
Is your fur baby begging for some off leash time? Head over to the Valais Dog Park in Midway. Located inside Valais Park, this fenced area is only 20 minutes from Kamas. Your pooch can burn off some energy as he darts and dashes around the field. He'll love mixing and mingling with new four legged mates. When he's finished playing, clip on his leash and follow the trail that weaves through the main park. Valais Park features sport courts, ball fields, playgrounds, and picnic facilities. Water is also available, so be sure to give your pal a big drink.
Looking for a new place to walk your dog? Leash up your pup and hop on the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail. You can access the trail in this Park City neighborhood, which is about 15 minutes from Kamas. The trail stretches 28 miles and passes through a couple small towns. As you head out on the trail, you'll pass through a narrow volcanic canyon. Your pooch will not only get some much needed exercise, she'll also enjoy the beautiful scenery along Silver Creek. Note that there is very little shade on the trail. If you are using it during the summer months, try to go in the morning or early evening.
Off leash hiking can be hard to come by. Fur-tunately, Round Valley has trails that your pup can enjoy sans leash. This area is located in Park City and is only a 15 minute drive from Kamas. Let your four legged hiking buddy be the guide as you explore this network of trails. There aren't very many trees, so make sure your pooch doesn't get too hot. For even more off leash fun, head over to the Park City Dog Park. Large and small dogs play in the same space at this park. There are also picnic tables for pet parents. Sounds pawsome!


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If the Fascist Shoe Fits…
The word "fascism," as many of you know, comes from the "fasci di combattinmento" of Mussolini conceived at the end of WWI. It means "bands of combattants." Most simply, it is the "true believers," those able to put aside differences permanently in an aggressive push for the common goal.
A great deal has been written and proposed as a basic philosophy for fascism, but it has been extremely hard to pin down. One thing has been at its core, both in Italy and Germany: a militant nationalism.
Bush may not be Mussolini or Hitler, but his rise to power does have similarities to their own. All three used a cadre of dedicated backers coupled with financial backing from high levels of corporations and industry. All three first came to power through means of dubious legality. And all three started out with claims (soon proved false) of being unifiers, not dividers.
Those on the right who claim outrage at comparisons between behaviors of the current government with those of Hitler's Germany need to be a little more circumspect. The parallels only run so far (I pray), by they are certainly evident.


text: Pre-Check 1) Sign up for UMLS account This account will allow you to access the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) Value Set Authority Center (VSAC) to view all codes included in eCQM value sets. 2) Sign up for a JIRA account Create an account by going to the ONC Project Tracking System (JIRA) website and selecting the link in the upper right of the page to Create an Account. Once you have an account, the ONC Project Tracking System has the link to allow you to use your account to obtain feedback on your eCQM implementation topic by creating an issue ticket in the ONC Project Tracking System. Key topic areas include the CQM Issue Tracker, Quality Data Model (QDM) Issue Tracker, Quality Reporting Document Architecture (QRDA) Issue Tracker, Clinical Quality Language (CQL) Issue Tracker, Bonnie Issue Tracker, and Cypress Issue Tracker. Review JIRA instructions. 3) Review the code system versions used in the Addendum Work with your coding department and health IT vendor to ensure your systems have been updated to the latest code versions. Checklist 1) Access the eCQM addendum files a. Select the performance/reporting period from the drop-down menu on the Eligible Hospital/Critical Access Hospital or Eligible Professional/Eligible Clinician eCQM webpages. b. Review the addendum notes column of the sortable table on the webpage to view which measures had value set content updates. c. Download updated technical release notes (TRNs) through the hyperlinks in the eCQM Materials table. The TRNs are available as individual Excel files for each measure and aggregated into PDF files that contain all measures. The Excel files are compiled in zip files for download. There are two sets of TRNs: 1) a set that shows only changes made during the addendum and 2) a set that shows all changes to the measures for a given performance/reporting year. 2) Review detailed information about value set changes for each measure within the TRNs a. Access the TRNs using the links in step 1 or click into an eCQM on the online table to view detailed information on the measure including TRNs. b. Review the TRN files for the individual eCQMs your organization uses. Use the TRNs to identify the addendum value set changes, such as updates to diagnosis codes that may impact data fields available in your organization's Electronic Health Record (EHR) or workflow. 3) Download value sets a. Click on the eCQM Value Sets Addendum hyperlink in the eCQM Materials column of the table on the Resource Center eCQMs webpage. b. Download the corresponding addendum value sets and Binding Parameter Specification (BPS) from NLM's Value Set Authority Center (VSAC) under the CMS eCQM Value Sets section using your UMLS® license log in. c. Review value sets and BPS to identify relevant changes to eCQMs your organization uses. 4) Prepare to implement the updates by understanding changes in value set content Perform a Gap Analysis a. Using the TRNs as a guide, review the updated codes in the value sets on the VSAC. b. Define what system requirements are needed to implement the update. c. Consider potential workflow impacts. d. Compile a list of system requirements across the measures the organization will report, as well as overall workflow impacts. e. Implement system changes to support data capture for the updated value set content. f. Educate clinicians on changes to data entry or workflow, if any. 5) Reach out for help and/or Provide feedback a. For questions related to eCQM implementation, specifications, logic, data elements, standards, or tools, please go to ONC Project Tracking Tool (JIRA). b. Submit eCQM tool and standards questions and provide feedback via JIRA Issue Trackers: Clinical Quality Language (CQL) Issue Tracker, Quality Data Model (QDM) Issue Tracker, Quality Reporting Document Architecture (QRDA) Issue Tracker, Bonnie Issue Tracker, and Cypress Issue Tracker. c. For questions on the Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting (IQR) Program requirements, policy, and alignment, refer to the Inpatient Support Team (844) 472-4477 (8:00am – 8:00pm ET) or submit questions via the Q&A Tool: https://cms-ip.custhelp.com d. For questions on the Medicare and Medicaid Promoting Interoperability programs (formerly EHR Incentive Programs) please contact the QualityNet Help Desk at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (866) 288-8912, Monday through Friday 7 am- 7 pm CT. e. For questions on the Quality Payment Program (QPP), please contact email@example.com or (866) 288- 8292


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William Melvin Edwards Jr., an alleged gang member, has been charged with conspiracy and murder in the shooting death of Taison Calderon-Lopez on June 1 in North Richmond, according to the Contra Costa County district attorney.
Sheriff's deputies responded to an address in the 500 block of Grove Avenue at 6:28 a.m. on report of a shooting and found Calderon-Lopez suffering from gunshot wounds. He was transported to a hospital and pronounced dead.
Prosecutors say that Edwards drove a rented Jeep to Calderon-Lopez's home, and waited near the victim's work truck for roughly 52 minutes. Once the victim came out, Edwards allegedly shot him four times in the chest then ran back to the jeep and drove away.
It was a case of mistaken identity, however, according to the district attorney.
Calderon-Lopez had been mistaken for a witness in an attempted murder case that investigators were building against suspects Darjon Hicks and Jermaine Hicks Sr., two uncharged coconspirators that are allegedly members of the same gang as Edwards.
Sometime between Aug. 23 and Aug. 26, Edwards learned that he was suspected of the homicide and allegedly attempted to obtain false identification for the purpose of leaving the state to avoid arrest, prosecutors said.
Edwards has been charged with murder and enhancements for lying in wait, committing a murder to further the activities of a street gang, intentional discharge of a firearm and street terrorism — which carries a potential life sentence. He's also charged with conspiracy to commit a murder.
He's scheduled for arraignment Sept. 18 in Richmond, according to Scott Alonso, a spokesman for the district attorney.
Edwards is reportedly a past employee of the Contra Costa County Office of the Public Defender, but that agency did not immediately respond to a request for confirmation.
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Indian Grandmaster Koneru Humpy recovered from a difficult position to play out a draw with defending champion Yifan Hou of China in the fourth game of the World Women's Chess Championship.
After losing the third game with white pieces, this was a decent comeback by Humpy who was in a difficult position for most part of the match and she eventually got a draw with her second black of the 10-game contest.
With the draw, the third of the contest, Yifan maintained her slender lead of 2.5-1.5. With six games to go, Humpy will have to make amends in quick time if she wants to erase the one point deficit.
Playing the Ruy Lopez open for the first time in the contest, Humpy faced a topical variation and the queens were traded early in the middle game.
Humpy conceded in the post-match conference that she thought she stood worse after the 24th move.
"After this move I think White is better in the endgame. I have weak pawns. But the question is how to convert it into a win. It was a tough game, I had to defend a lot," she said.
As the game progressed, Humpy kept herself in contention with some correct defense and Yifan was critical of her play on the 36th move.
"I think I could play better. Maybe I missed some good chance today. For example if I played 36.Rd1 here, I don't know what would happen, but it could be a better continuation," Yifan noted.
Humpy eventually reached a rook and minor piece endgame and exchanged pawns to finally get the half point in 58 moves.
The fifth game of the 2,00,000 Euros championship will be played after the second rest day with Humpy playing black again. This is to ensure that one player does not get advantage of playing a white game after every rest day.


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Monday, April 9, 2012
4/9/12 CAS-ual Fridays CFC #47
CAS-ual Friday challenge, what's in your Easter Basket. Well, I have teenagers so this was the fave item from their basket. I had to wait until Sean used his and swiped it out of recycling to make my card. Today is the day the new designers are announced. Can't wait to see who the lucky gals are.
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Great work!
Thanks for playing at CAS-ual Fridays!
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How cute is this?!! I want one! LOL Thanks so much for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays!! We're so glad you did!
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Although thwarting that process might effectively treat viral infections, the few inhibiting compounds that have been identified so far aren't good candidates for drugs. And biochemists weren't exactly sure how they were working.
Now Thomas Hermann, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, and colleagues at UC San Diego have shown that this bent loop on the viral genome changes its shape in response to the inhibitors, preventing the host cell from reading the codes for viral proteins. Their discovery, published online this week in Nature Chemical Biology, will guide the search for better candidates to quell the virus, which the World Health Organization estimates infects about 170 million people worldwide and causes chronic liver disease and liver cancer.
Hermann's group is now looking for new, more easily synthesized drug candidates, that might stop viral replication in a similar way.
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When most people imagine a new life in Italy, the image that is so often conjured up is of an over-worked American or Brit leaving their frenzied life behind for greener pastures in the land of pasta, vino and consistently sunny skies. But what about the stories of those Italians who have lived abroad and suddenly arrived at a time when "coming home" seemed like the best thing to do? Massimo is our "dolce vita" dreamer-turned-dinner today, the proud owner and personality of Abruzzo Cibus Culinary School in the heart of one of Italy's most suggestive—and unsung regions bordering the regions of Marche, Lazio, and Umbria, as well as the Adriatic Sea.
Massimo's background admittedly had more of an international tilt then most -- his father was a careerdiplomat so from an early age the family was traveling the world but always balanced their time abroad with that of "home" on Italian soil. Eventually, Massimo made his way to America for university and thought he wouldnever look back.
Like many who have traveled abroad, things weren't always what was to be expected. Massimo's first impression was that people worked really hard and spent little time on themselves, and in his eyes also spent little time in "living", including eating well. This doesn't come as a surprise to me since as an American living in Italy for over many years, this is a common perspective that many Italians carry after spending a bit of time in the states. Often in Italy (and yes, there are always exceptions) personal life and self-care are prioritized over career ambitions and that wildly reflects on long term lifestyle habits and an older yet vibrant population.
Despite these initial reflections, Massimo's plan was to stay in the USA and hone his career ambitions. "I felt comfortable in the USA and I understand that professionally in Italy I would have struggled" he told me. After four years of working in corporate America, and going through the various pitfalls and overwhelming pressures of everyday work life, he decided that this actually wasn't the life he really wanted.
"My desire was to be surrounded by happy people, and do something that I love, but most importantly-- my biggest desire was to connect the USA and Italy in some way" Massimo further explained. "As if by some supernatural stroke of luck, he got this opportunity from a chance phone call back in Italy from his father. "My dad called and said 'I bought a fixer-upper'." This was just the chance for Massimo to go back to Italy, and more specifically back to the region of Abruzzo. The question now was, how would he be able to find a way to work with Americans and help them understand exactly what kind of vacation experience they want from a country he loved and missed so much?
The idea for curated vacations came from the many trips he lovingly planned for various friends visiting "Il bel paese." After a ten day visit from his friend Erik from Minnesota, his friend told him "This was the best vacation I've ever had. I want to to see life from a different perspective and you have done exactly that Massimo. Not just because of the excellent food and wine, but also just to experience local family life and visit those areas that only people from the area know about."
Massimo's father's "fixer-upper" is now the base for his thriving cooking school called Palazzo Tour d'Eau perched upon the tiny Abbruzzian town of Carunchio. This hilltop medieval village is home to only six-hundred people, and serves as a superb example of Abruzzo rural life with its clean streets, beautiful architecture. The ideal backdrop for a photographer's expert lens and those seeking a less overwhelmed and more authentic side to Italy. Palazzo d'Eau as it was originally named has been entirely restored from its once forlorn state, it houses ten stately rooms, all richly refurbished, with modern amenities to make you feel right at home.
In the fully-renovated castle Massimo and his team run several different types of week-long tours. The fan favorite is most definitely the "Carunchio" program. Here, guests (and trust me they are treated like family guests, not customers) will have the chance to learn how to make cavatelli pasta, typical from the region of Abruzzo and really fun to make. Also on the menu are "meatless" meatballs, called "pallotte cacio e ovo" – a much-beloved recipe that is packed with flavor and easy to make.
The tours are not exclusively cooking excursions (though naturally in Italy, that would be enough for our curious palates), a typical week includes a visit to a local award-winning olive grove and tastings and visits to the town of Vasto, a visit to Agnone - an official papal bell foundry and lunch in a typical "Trabocco" – a quirky-looking fishing net structure perched on the Adriatic. Historically,the trabocchi were used by fisherman to avoid deep waters and collect varieties like sardines, anchovies, sea bass and other fish varieties and are now mostly turned into family-owned restaurants that are quite the site to see in person.
A cheese stop is also on the "menu" at an artisanal cheese-maker to see Abruzzian cheese made from scratch. It's worth noting that in Massimo's tours all you have to bring is yourself and a camera, everything is refreshingly all-inclusive, including lodging, meals, wine, classes, tours and airport transfers – as well as his fascinating daily guided tours.
And Why Abruzzo?
In Massimo's words "Abruzzo is raw and yet it is a place that offers it all.
There are few tourists and the cuisine is very diverse because of the regional differences" he says proudly. "We have the coast for seafood, the hills for vegetables and the mountains for game and salami. A cuisine that is simple, but very delicious. During our tours our aim is to show our guests this little-known patch of Italy that we love so much and a place where you so often feel as if you have literally stepped back in time. One important aspect of Abruzzo is our passionate sense of hospitality and we welcome our guests as if they were family, from the first day they come to years after they have visited. This is a life-long project."
In fact, this central region also happens to be home to three jaw-dropping national parks, one regional park and 38 protected nature reserves – making this a verdant nature-lover's paradise. It's history as a region is vast, and one that was highly prized by warring ancient civilizations. Luckily Massimo, who is a certified tour guide, makes its fascinating history come alive during various trips around the region
Many might be surprised to learn that Abruzzo is indeed one of the fastest-growing regions in regards to slow tourism as people seek an alternative to Italy's overly-crowded citiesand it produces more wine than more high-profile regions like Tuscany. Even Primo Levi, a visiting nineteenth-century Italian diplomat and journalist once said that "forte e gentile" (strong and gentle) best describes the beauty of the region and the character of its people. It boasts a 70-kilometer coast stretches from Ortona to San Salvo in Chieti province making it a year-round destination from the wild Appenine mountains to the calm of the sea.
What I thought was also quite interesting about Massimo's business was his genealogy tours that help American citizens with Italian origins quite literally discover their roots. If they can trace their ancestors back to Molise or Abruzzo, Massimo's team can organize a day tour to visit the birthplace of their ancestors in order to walk in the footsteps of their long-lost relatives. This naturally can be a very emotional and life-changing adventure and one that we like to feature on this dedicated series.
Naturally, there came a time when I asked Massimo if he could see himself running Abruzzo Cibus forever, giving so much of his heart and soul to people he has only just met week after week, year after year.
"I've been doing this thirteen years and I still love it, I will do it as long as my heart and the passion remains, but it's not just me" he replies. "There are thirteen people working with me, making this a very special place and we all seek to give joy to our guests. When they leave, enveloping us within big hugs and exclaim 'This is the best vacation I've ever had', this is the motivation to keep this dream alive, to help show people another side to life.
After all, as it was for me, the dream you could have been searching for your entire life could have been right under your nose the entire time."
If you want to experience Abruzzo like a local in the heart of one of Italy's most suggestive regions and take hands-on cooking lessons where you will learn regional specialties and traditional Italian dishes, this is just the tour for you. Abruzzo Cibus Culinary tours offers seven-day exclusive tours based from a family-owned historical palace. Come as a guest and go home "part of the family" is the philosophy that Massimo and his team adhere to. Here's how to book.


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Hoard of Russian copper kopecks (Uglai village (?), Minsk governorate, today, Belarus, 1661/1899)
From the collections of the Vilnius Museum of Antiquities
Silver ingots of the GDL from the Ribiškės hoard (Vilnius, 14th c./1930)
From the collection of Konstantinas Stašis (1880–1942)
The collection includes complexes and fragments of silver ingots, coins and paper money from 163 sites, found in the period from 1899 to 2015. These are hoards of money from the 3rd century, 9th–10th centuries, 14th century to the 1990s (hidden in various containers), contents of lost or hidden purses, hidden coin collections, and other lost or hidden stores of petty coins meant for various purposes and packed in different materials. There are also loose specimens from such complexes allowing to describe the finding site and establish the approximate date of the find. A third of the hoards were found in Vilnius and its environs. Twenty-five hoards from the 14th–15th centuries consisting of hacked silver, silver ingots and the earliest coins of the GDL should be distinguished. The collection also includes the largest hoard of 16,000 coins held in Lithuania (Tilto St., Vilnius, 1698/1999).


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Market Outlook
The rupee on Monday opened 6 paise down at 65.10 against the US dollar on account of buying of American currency by banks and importers.
The dollar touched a three-month high against the yen on Monday, with investors betting that an emphatic election victory for Japan's ruling party would see a continuation of the ultra-loose "Abenomics" policy that have kept downward pressure on the yen.
Fundamental News
• United Kingdom CBI Industrial Trends Survey – Orders (MoM) below expectations (9) in October: Actual (-2).
• Hong Kong SAR Consumer Price Index down to 1.4% in September from previous 1.9%.
• Greece Current Account (YoY) rose from previous €1.569B to €1.827B in August.
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EURINR pair drag down from its upper level and settled the day with negative note. It has crucial support level of 76.2000 below this more selling can be seen. 76.7000 is act as a resistance level.
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JPYINR pair opened with gap down and witness selling pressure throughout the day, conclude the session in negative biasness.57.0000 is support zone below this it may drag down towards deeper support level. 57.5000 is resistance level.
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This rewarding volunteer role would suit applicants that wish to spend their spare time giving back to the local community and who enjoy being outdoors.
The role can vary in the type of work required. Jobs will include hand trimming the hedges, weeding and gardening maintenance around the centre to keep our grounds looking good.
This is a flexible role, Monday – Sunday. We ask for a weekly commitment of one shift a week for a minimum of 3 months.
Skills required – Gardening experience. Need to be physically fit.
Benefits – Gain an understanding of a well-respected charity and be part of the small RSPCA Dakabin community, as well as the opportunity to participate in RSPCA events
Volunteer characteristics required –Reliable, punctual, organised and professional. Able to work as a team member and individually.
PLEASE NOTE: As part of volunteering with us you will be required to purchase an RSPCA Volunteer T-shirt for $30. It is also a requirement that before handling animals at the RSPCA you have an up to date Tetanus vaccination.
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Salzburg Zoo
From exotic lions to the domestic capricorn: Salzburg Zoo captivates visitors, big and small, with its wealth of animal species. An ideal excursion destination in the south of Salzburg City.
With around 1500 animals and 150 different species, the former "Tiergarten Hellbrunn" promises a fascinatingly delightful experience. From pygmy mice to white rhino, all sizes and shapes of creature are represented - and from different continents. The Africa section of the zoo is particularly popular, featuring a broad Savanna-like area and a lion house. Eurasia attracts visitors with red pandas, Alpine ibex and brown bears. From the Americas, you will get to see sloths and lowland tapirs, amongst others. Australia is also represented, for example with Parma wallabies.
The unique zoo grounds of Hellbrunn
The broad, 14-hectare grounds provide plenty of space for broad and very open enclosures. Salzburg Zoo is committed to keeping the animals in a habitat that is as near-natural as possible. The characteristics of the different habitats blend beautifully with the landscape features of Hellbrunn itself: from imposing rock faces to hilly riparian countryside.
More than 300,000 annual visitors can look forward to a number of special program highlights. The wild creatures, both domestic and exotic, regularly treat us to the sight of newborns. And the native animals in the petting zoo always appreciate a loving hug. The Night Zoo on Fridays and Saturdays in August and September is always a special experience: Until 10:00 p.m., you will be able to see how active the animals become after a hot summer's day!
A Zoo with History
The area of today's zoo in the south of Salzburg City was actually already a wildlife park for the prince-archbishops back in the 15th century. The Hellbrunn estate, including the palace, fountains and zoo, was planned by archbishop Markus Sittikus in 1612 and completed in 1619. Today, Salzburg Zoo is dedicated to providing a modern habitat in which to showcase and protect nature and animal species - always an absolute highlight for all the youngsters!
The paths in Salzburg Zoo are graveled. The increase in the direction to the Africa area may require help of others for wheelchair users. All other paths and areas are easily accessible by wheelchair. A disabled toilet can be found at the Steinbock entrance as well as opposite the restaurant and in the "Löwenhaus" (lion house).