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Ben grew up in York and started making pots at the age of 14, inspired by his pottery teacher at school. After taking a foundation course in Art and Design at York College, he went on to read Geography and Geology at Manchester University. This was followed by two postgraduate years at the Royal Academy of Music in London, studying cello with Derek Simpson and chamber music with the Amadeus Quartet. Since leaving the Academy in 1989, Ben has worked as a professional cellist and teacher. He returned to pottery in 1994, attending classes at Barry Guppy's studio in Pimlico.
Ben lives in Hackney, East London with his partner and three children, and since 1997 has been building his pots in a shed at the bottom of the garden. He started exhibiting his pots in 2004.
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|York College of Art and Technology - Foundation course in Art and Design
|Royal College of Music - ARCM Performers Diploma
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|University of Manchester - BSC Hons in Geography and Geology
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|Royal Academy of Music - Postgraduate Studies
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ceramic art 2009-11
15 Claims: the Australian Claim #2, 2011
porcelain, floating glaze and some oxides.
the piece is approx. 11 x 34 x 40 cm
€ 1.685,-
temporarily not available due to exhibition
see also: Jeroen explaining his art of climate change
see also: a 20 min. mesmerizing movie of rotating porcelain icebergs
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World's most ironic pigeon lays an egg in a frying pan
Don't worry—there are no current plans to make an omelet.
A bus driver almost got fired after an 8th-grader attacked him with a hockey bag
The kid claimed the driver kicked him off the bus for no reason. But surveillance footage tells a different story.
Baby goat outdoes quick brown fox, climbs over world's laziest dog
The young goat accomplishes an early feat of discipline and resolve.
The 7 best beer apps for St. Patrick's Day
What better way to take beer seriously than to combine it with technology?
Here comes Apple's TV streaming service
It will include approximately 25 channels, with broadcasters CBS, ABC, and Fox making up the core of the plan.
A paralyzed woman just moved a water bottle with her mind
We're seeing increased robotic control using nothing but brain power.
Here's a button that texts your mom when you're home safe
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ASP: Two Big Rigs Collide Killing Both Drivers
UNION COUNTY (KFSM) — Two men are dead after the big rigs they were driving collided Friday (Aug. 10) afternoon on Highway 167 in El Dorado, according to a preliminary report from the Arkansas State Police (ASP).
Terry Reed, 52, of El Dorado, and Kenes Lajeunesse, 42, of Jacksonville, were identified as the deceased, according to ASP.
The ASP report states the tractor-trailer driven by Lajeunesse was headed north and crossed the center line and hit the rig driven by Reed head-on.


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REDMOND, WA -- The microsoft.com website was offline part of yesterday as a result of the so-called 'Slashdot Effect'. Yesterday morning, Rob Malda (aka CmdrTaco) posted an article on his Slashdot.org "News for Nerds" website. The article linked to a page on the Microsoft website that announced Windows NT 5.0 would probably be delayed until early 2001. Tens of thousands of nerds visited the page and brought the NT-based atbd.microsoft.com website to its knees. The site bluescreened within minutes of the Slashdot posting. The site was back online six hours later. "The microsoft.com site is really speedy now. I bet they scrapped some their NT boxes and installed Linux on them to handle the demand," one anonymous Slashdot regular commented.


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ANGEL CITY BREWERY CELEBRATES REPEAL DAY WITH SPEAKEASY-STYLE SOIREEWritten by Erin Peters
Temecula: Not Just for Wine AnymoreWritten by Erin Peters
Located just 60 miles from the Coachella Valley, Temecula is known as Southern California's wine country. Commonly known as the 'jewel' of Riverside County; the charming California town produces over 50 different varietals of wine.
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International Stout Day at Coachella Valley Brewing!Written by Erin Peters
Coachella Valley Brewing will be celebrating Stout Day on Thursday, November 6th, with five new stouts!
Purple Room Beer Dinner & Props and Hops Beer Festival - November 21st & 22nd!Written by Erin Peters
The weather has cooled down in the valley and what better time to explore what the craft beer industry has to offer. Beer festivals are the perfect place to experiment, meet fellow craft beer enthusiasts and even get involved in your community!
For the third year, Palm Springs combines two things that you may not normally think to pair: beer and planes. That's right, the Props and Hops Beer Festival commences again on Saturday, November 22nd. Held at the historical air museum in Palm Springs, a picturesque spot with gorgeous views of the desert mountains, Props and Hops will feature brews that range from slightly funky to dark and rich.
2014 Great American Beer FestivalWritten by Erin Peters
Every year for the past 33 years, Denver, Colorado attracts thousands of craft beer lovers and brewers to what is known as the largest beer festival in the nation. And this year was the biggest ever, with about 3,500 beers being poured for 49,000 festival attendees.
One of the overarching themes of the weekend was "more".
L.A. Beer Week 2014Written by Erin Peters
For one week, local breweries, bars, restaurants and other venues host events celebrating the culture of craft beer in the Los Angeles community.
Eagle Rock's Unity, is the official beer of LA Beer Week. This collaborative beer, brewed with members of the L.A. County Brewers Guild, is a pale ale with California-grown Centennial and Gargoyle hops.
Craft's Character: The HopWritten by Erin Peters
What is a hop and why should we care?
This is why, to name just a few: Pliny the Elder, Stone IPA, Dogfish Head 60 or 90 minute IPA, Troeg's Nugget Nectar, Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA and Green Flash Imperial IPA.
What's New With the Local Coachella Valley Breweries?Written by Erin Peters
Set amongst palm trees, hotel pools and golf courses in a throwback atmosphere, Palm Springs remains a major cultural hub with its modern architecture, noteworthy chefs and poolside cocktails.
Previously known for its decadent weekend retreats, Palm Springs was a destination for the truly hip. Frank Sinatra often hoisted his Jack Daniels flag on the flag pole in his luxurious Movie Colony neighborhood, which went up like a smoke signal to Frank's cohorts that it was cocktail hour.


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Krista Kim: Understanding Techism
We interview Krista Kim, who's bold digital colorfield DNA has become a modern icon. "It is integral that art and the intention of serving humanity is at the core of all technological innovation and that is why I feel compelled to advocate this philosophy as a bridge between art, Tech."
Marianne Nix: The Exploration of Legacy and Ideas
Living and working in London Marianne Nix creates work considering legacy and ideas. Discover more about Marianne in our Q&A. Artist interview. Meet the artist. Behind the scenes. In the studio.
The Communicative Songs of Persi Darukhanawala
Persi Darukhanawala is a Persian Zoroastrian artist who works across media. Persi thinks of his artworks as 'songs', describing each as an "explosion of energy, meaning and communication".
10 Questions with Harriet Hoult
Harriet is a London based abstract artist, working with acrylic and mixed media on paper. We ask Harriet about her concepts, style, sources of inspiration and process. Read on to find out more.
Joe Hesketh | A 21st-Century Woman
Joe Hesketh's paintings are dynamic statements about the human condition. We ask her about her experience as a woman in the male-dominated art world.
Turning Music into Colour with Robert Dunt
We interviewed the artist who spends his days transforming music into paint on canvas.
Music for the Eyes with Victoria Topping
British artist and illustrator Victoria Topping describes her work as "music for the eyes". By playing with colour, texture and form, Victoria synthesises elements of Jazz, Soul, Gospel and Disco into visual form.
Painting and Pyrography with Michelle Loa Kum Cheung
Michelle's delicate wooden artworks show a depth of concept and intricate craftsmanship. We wanted to find out more about how she creates each piece and what art means to her.
Digital Expressionism and Unexpected Landscapes, with Reed Hearne
Reed Hearne is an American artist who uses photography to create what he describes as Digital Paintings. These works capture the beauty and visual intrigue of subjects that most people would dismiss as merely mundane, like the criss-cross of shadows on a staircase or the interplay of geometry and light on a stainless steel bridge.
Q&A with Artist Couple Gina Parr and Ian Hoskin
Gina Parr and Ian Hoskin met as Fine Art postgrads at Middlesex Polytechnic in North London. Gina was practising as a Performance Artist, while Ian was focusing on developing his career in Photography. Both artists went on to work in telly, Gina as a Set Designer and Ian as a freelancer for the BBC Picture Publicity Department. Ian continued on his own photographic projects, originally working with film and print in the darkroom before making a move to digital. Gina, meantime, left her Performan


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This woman is pregnant. Very pregnant. Overdue in fact. But if you thought maybe she was anxious to get that baby into the world, you should check out her daughter. It's like Mom's inner voice came to life and decided to take direct physical action.
Those among us who have given birth can relate. We all know–even if we weren't technically overdue–that feeling. Just. Get. That. Baby. Out!
So yeah, we totally feel this mom's pain — but thankfully not literally. Because that little girl has got some strength in those little hands of hers. It's a surprise Mom didn't go into labour right there on the video. No such luck though.
So, all moms-to-be, take note. Little ones jiggling and encouraging your bellies won't do the trick. But it's still funny to watch.


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Michael Cziesla continued a decade of work with payment service provider ICP as he and Norman Wasse led the McDermott team advising the company on the sale of a mobile telecom loyalty services provider to private investors. The German and French team included Oliver Hahnelt (corporate), Markus Hill (tax), Paul Melot de Beauregard (labor), Wolfgang von Frentz (real estate), Nina Siewert (tax), and Grégoire Andrieux, Tobias Riemenschneider and Anna Steudner (all corporate).
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See the famous monuments of Washington, DC from an entirely new perspective on this narrated sightseeing cruise. Travel along the Potomac River to see the plethora of famous monuments and landmarks, with stunning reflective views of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Washington Monument, Arlington Memorial Bridge, and more.
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While the three main party leaders are happily swapping PR guff on TV, online pressure group 38 Degrees has decided to organise a politician-debate that gets beyond the usual spin.
In a bid to get answers to the questions that politicians would rather wriggle out of, the campaign group has organised an online debate between the main parties' manifesto writers, and the questions that will be asked have been put to an online vote. Unsurprisingly, the question that's currently topping the chart concerns the Digital Economy Bill, which was hastily rushed through parliament last week.
"Why did you pass the Digital Economy Bill without proper debate and consideration of all its implications?" the question asks. It also points out that "no firm evidence is provided, the accuracy rate appears poor and many innocent people are feeling threatened with no recourse other than waiting it out the 6 years from the statute of limitations."
The question had been given the thumbs up by 562 voters out of 3,808 when we last checked, but it's rapidly climbing every minute. The question also asks all the candidates if they can "guarantee that given the recent (very rushed) passing of the Digital Economy Act those that have received poorly evidenced demands using volume legislation methods (such as ACS:Law and Tilly Bailey Irvine) will have the threat of court action remedied."
Assuming that it's still a top question when the debate goes ahead next Monday, then it will be put to the writer of each political party's manifesto writer. For Labour, this will be Ed Milliband, while Oliver Letwin will be representing the Conservatives. Danny Alexander will be answering on behalf of the Liberal Democrats.
Explaining the need for the debate, 38 Degrees says that it wanted to "get behind the spin and challenge the parties on the key issues and policies. Unlike the leaders' debates on TV, real voters will be choosing and asking the questions. Thousands of us will be able to listen in live from our computers, discuss the politicians' answers and put our own questions on the Guardian website."
38 Degrees' executive director, David Babbs, explained that "by bringing together the men who wrote each of the parties' manifestos, we will have a proper chance to investigate the ideas that they claim should underpin government for the next five years."
"They might not be as well-known as their would-be prime ministerial counterparts," says Babbs, "but if they can't answer our questions about their parties' pre-election promises, no-one can."
The debate will take place on Monday 19 April from 1pm to 2pm, and will be hosted by Michael White on the Guardian website. You can cast your vote here.


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This Monday 3D Robotics sent a few lucky liaisons to the Iron Horse Vineyard Earth Day celebration in Sebastopol, California. We had a great time at the event, an outdoor festival and fundraiser featuring excellent local food and wines, and a truly honorable keynote speaker, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
In the morning our team mapped the entire vineyard (click on the stitch map above), then performed a copter demo with live video stream and put on a presentation later in the day. The first female Supreme Court Justice is a tough act to follow, but our team drew lots of attention and spent two hours answering questions, flying the Y6 and streaming video. We had great conversations with many other winemakers and rubbed elbows with the who's who of Sonoma, which will hopefully lead to some productive future research collaborations.
The event also introduced to the world our software engineer Arthur Benemann in his debut as the newest member of 3DR North! Arthur's superb work with Droidplanner translated naturally into some top-flight piloting skills: He landed the Skywalker in a tight and perfectly apt spot — making a landing strip of the path between two rows of vines.


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Lisa graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 1993. She then worked in a very busy first and second opinion hospital in London and gained the RCVS certificate in Small Animal Medicine in 1999. She worked in a number of private practices in the UK and abroad before joining Bath Veterinary Referrals in 2008. She has a keen interest in all aspects of canine and feline medicine.
Any free time she has is spent pursuing outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking and kayaking, dancing or relaxing at home with her partner and cat Immi.
Veterinary Times (2009). Diagnosis and treatment of imflammatory bowel disease. 39 (6), 18-20
Veterinary Times (2009). Diagnosing severe puppy strangles. 39 (13), 8
Veterinary Times (2010). Immune mediated disease in dogs:treatment approaches. 40 (12), 10-12
Veterinary Times (2010). Treating lead poisoning in dogs. 40 (48), 18-20
Veterinary Times (2011). Glomerular disease in dogs and cats. 41 (12), 8-10
Veterinary Times (2011). Treatment and prognosis for glomeruar disease in patients. 40 (14), 32
Veterinary Times (2013). Approach to hypercalcaemic patients. 43 (33), 16-17
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What is hair replacement surgery?
The process of hair transplant surgery involves removing small pieces of hair bearing scalp grafts that are taken from a donor site and then placing them in a bald or thinning area on the scalp.
What causes hair loss? The only proven causes of hair loss are aging, a change in hormones and a family history of baldness. Unfortunately, the earlier hair loss begins; the resulting baldness will be more severe over time.
As with most elective cosmetic procedures, there are several basic criteria that determine if you're a good candidate for hair replacement surgery. They include:
- You have donor sites with healthy hair growth at the back and sides of your head
- You enjoy relatively good health without any medical conditions that could jeopardize your healing or present surgical risks
- You're a non-smoker (smoking can impair the healing process), and you have realistic expectations on what the surgery can do for you
Costs can vary based on individual patient needs and the amount of surgery required.The costs involved in this procedure include facility/hospital fees, medical tests, anesthesia fees, Dr. Jimerson's fee and any medication or post-operative garments that may be required. Our staff will provide you with a detailed cost estimate for your procedure.
Following your surgery, there will be some discomfort and swelling. The pain can be controlled with the medication prescribed by Dr. Jimerson. If bandages are used, they will be removed one day later. You can wash your hair within two days and your stitches will be removed in a week to 10 days.Most patients return to work and light activity within several days.
Avoid any excess force or motion following your surgery and during your recovery process. New hair growth will probably fall out within six weeks following your surgery, but it is only temporary. New hair growth will resume in approximately five weeks.
You will discuss various hair replacement options with Dr. Jimerson. You may require several surgical sessions to achieve fullness, and it requires time to heal between each procedure. Because of this, it can take up to two years before you see the final results.The procedure involves taking small pieces of hair bearing scalp grafts from a donor site and placing them in the bald or thinning area of your scalp. There are different size grafts that differ by shape and size.
Your donor site will be trimmed short for easier access. You may have punch grafts taken with a special tube-like instrument, or Dr. Jimerson may use a scalpel to take small sections of the donor scalp. The donor site will have sutures placed where the grafts were taken.
After the grafting process is completed, the scalp will be cleaned and covered with gauze. You may require a pressure bandage for several days.
An alternative to grafting is flap surgery. A section of bald scalp is removed and a flap of hair bearing skin is lifted and repositioned, then sewn into place while still attached to its original blood supply. This is often used in tandem with scalp reduction surgery.
Scalp reduction involves pulling the hair-bearing scalp forward to fill hair in a bald crown area. After an injection of local anesthetic, a segment of bald scalp is removed, and the section of hair-bearing scalp is brought together and sutured. This will produce a strong tugging feeling and occasional pain while it heals.
As with any surgical procedure, there are some potential risks or complications. You have to determine if the benefits that you'll obtain from your procedure outweigh the risks involved.Dr. Jimerson and his trained staff will do everything possible to minimize risks and post-operative complications. Risks may include:
- Infection • excessive bleeding • Wide scars • Grafts won't "take" • Death of skin plugs • Small bumps from plug grafts
It's important to discuss any concerns you have with Dr. Jimerson prior to your surgery. If you have a question – please ask!
Prior to hair replacement surgery you will have a consultation with Dr. Jimerson. This is an important appointment, as it will give you an opportunity to ask questions about the procedure and what you can expect from the procedure.He will discuss you specific goals, take a medical history and review your current medications. Photos are usually taken, both before and after the surgery.
You will also be able to learn what options are available to you, along with the risks and possible complications of the procedure.
During your appointment, it's good to ask Dr. Jimerson questions about your procedure.Here are some questions to consider:
– What surgical technique is recommended?
– How long will the recovery period be for my surgery?
– What risks are associated with my surgery?
– What type of complications can happen?
– When will I be able to see the results of my surgery?
– Do you think that I'm a good candidate for this procedure?
Bes sure to ask any other questions you have about Dr. Jimerson, the procedure or anything else that concerns you about your surgery.
What happens prior to hair replacement surgery? You will have lab tests, and the doctor may have you take new medications or adjust the medications that you're currently taking.If you smoke, you must stop several weeks prior the surgery, as it can severely impeded the healing process.
Finally, you should arrange to have someone available to drive you home after your surgery, and to be with you for the first night.
About 20% of women experience some degree of hair loss due to aging, illness or hormonal changes that happen after menopause. The thinning hair that women usually experience can be treated using mini-grafts, which are taken from the dense hair growth found at the back of the head.While your hair replacement surgery can't replace the hair you had prior to your hair loss, your surgery will help to provide more fullness and hide the thin areas of your hair.
Dr. Jimerson and his team have years of extensive training and experience in all areas of cosmetic surgery, liposuction and fat grafting. He has pioneered face and body sculpting techniques that bring patients exceptional, long-lasting results.The team is committed to meet your unique needs, with a natural, long-lasting look. Because of his expertise, Dr. Jimerson offers patients reduced operative times, which means faster recovery times. In addition, he strives to use techniques that are safer than traditional procedures.


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University Co-Sponsored Events Criteria
University Co-Sponsored Events are academic programs, conferences and/or meetings involving two entities – a University school, academic department, administrative unit or student organization and an outside organization, such as a professional association, in which the University holds membership or maintains a relationship that directly benefits the University community. An individual faculty, staff, or student membership in an organization does not necessarily make an event of that organization an integral part of the University's mission.
The following criteria must be met in order for the event to be considered co-sponsored:
- Support from an appropriate academic dean or vice chancellor to ensure that the University's educational mission is properly maintained. Co-sponsorship will be established after receipt and approval of a letter written by the department chair or director.
- The on-campus department will provide a TCU contact/coordinator for the event.
- A member of the on-campus department must be on-site at all times.
- A University Program Agreement will be issued to the on-campus department. The department is responsible for all costs involved in the event that are incurred by the University.
- In order to minimize liability risks, the University will require the outside organization to issue the University a certificate of insurance as outlined in the terms of the contract.
- All co-sponsored conferences and events must have the University name and logo on all conference materials, including all marketing and pre-conference publications. Publications should also be pre-approved by the TCU Marketing and Communications.


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More music promos with Norwegien talent Emilie Nichols for Agile Films and Sony Records. Back in the stunning Glencoe Valley for this one……..is that Dave holding on for dear life on the low loader????
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Exciting news for us on the Outlander front with the release of the season one dvd. Check out Simons handy work on all the dvd extras…….


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WELLSVILLE — Wellsville battled reigning Sectional champion Fillmore tough, but the Eagles were able to capture the road win on Monday, as they remained unbeaten at 10-0 on the season with a 3-2 edging of the host Lions.
The match all came down to the last game on the court, at first doubles. The dynamic duo of Luke Cole and Tobias Webb were able to go through a first set tiebreak for a 7-5, 6-4 win over Wellsville's Tim Rhodes and Simon Case.
"The first doubles was a matter of a few games, and they were in there," Wellsville coach Bill Stives said. "I liked the way how they hung tough. It came down to that first doubles match at the end. It was nice to watch the competition all the way around. I always enjoy playing Fillmore, it's a good test to see where we are."
The Eagles (10-0) were able to pick up two more wins at singles from Micah Schilke and Levi Webb. Wellsville (4-2) was paced by a third singles victory by Bryce Beckwith, and later a second doubles win by the team of Alex Posener and Walker Waldon.
"I thought everyone played a very good match against a tough Fillmore team," Stives said. "The second doubles team played their best match of the year. They executed very few errors today, and they were strong. Bryce was strong at third singles. Dahlton and Hunter had strong opponents. They all played well, Fillmore was tough."
Photos from this match can be found at www.wellsvilledaily.com. Both teams are back on the court today, as Wellsville pays a visit to Addison, while Fillmore heads to Alfred-Almond.
Singles 1. Micah Schilke (F) def. Dahlton Mattison (W), 6-1, 6-0. 2. Levi Webb (F) def. Hunter Payne (W), 6-0, 6-3. 3. Bryce Beckwith (W) def. Jake Masterson (F), 6-0, 6-3.
Doubles 1. Luke Cole/Tobias Webb (F) def. Tim Rhodes/Simon Case, 7-5, 6-4. 2. Alex Posener/Walker Waldon (W) def. Cordel Nary/Zach Herring (F), 6-2, 6-3.
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ADDISON – Despite suffering their first defeat on the season, the Lions were able to return home with a split of their tri-match in Addison, as they knocked off Canisteo-Greenwood (40-15), but fell to the host Knights (33-22) on Monday.
Keegan O'Grady led Wellsville (7-1) with a team-leading round of 41. Dan Reed chipped in with a 43. Brandon Bailey and Jake Bierman each followed up with rounds of 49, while Gage Caldwell added a 51.
"Addison was tough," Wellsville coach Brian Meyers said. "We had Keegan and Dan play well, but the other guys couldn't keep up with them. They're a solid team on their home course. The scores looked good, but Addison is tough to beat."
Addison (6-1) was led by Dan Ames, who fired the medalist round of 35. Jake Miller and Ian Resue chipped in with rounds of 43. Brayden Thompson fired a 44, while Troy Wilhelm had a 45.
Canisteo-Greenwood was paced by Weston Perry, who recorded a 59. Mike Bradley pitched in with a 61. Anthony Button had a 69. Bailey Bown and Ashlynn Rauber each had rounds of 73.
Wellsville will hit the links today at the Bolivar Golf Club to take on Genesee Valley and the host Wolverines.
Fillmore 37, Hinsdale 18
PIKE – With no Phil Hess in the lineup for Fillmore, it was no problem, as Mike Dirienzo fired the medalist round of 43 to lead the hosts to a big 37-18 victory over visiting Hinsdale at Rolling Acres in Pike on Monday.
Pat Dirienzo added a 49 for Fillmore (6-4), while Mike Connell and Dylan Valentine had rounds of 55. Andrew Pool rounded off the score card with a 57.
Hinsdale (4-2) was led by Sam Cashimere, who fired a team-leading round of 54. Austen Darcy had a 60. Caden Jordan and Isaac Howell each had a 64, while Gavin Darcy provided a 79.
Both teams will meet once again at St. Bonaventure Golf Course in Olean on Wednesday.
Bolivar-Richburg 31, Cuba-Rushford 24
RUSHFORD – Adam Jones was the top golfer at Rushford Hills on Monday, recording the medalist round of 50 to give the Wolverines the road win over host Cuba-Rushford, 31-24.
Nico Scarpa helped the cause with a round of 53. Riley Day had a 55. Garrett Shields chipped in with a 66, while Brennan Gilliland rounded off the scorecard with an 80 for Bolivar-Richburg (2-4).
Cuba-Rushford (1-4) was led by Andrew Alles, who fired a team-leading round of 54. Connor Whitney had a 58. Kyle Goodman pitched in a 63, while Luke Moshier, and Vansh Patel followed up with rounds of 68 and 75 respectively.
Bolivar-Richburg returns home to host Wellsville and Genesee Valley today, while the Rebels await both the Wolverines and Jaguars on Wednesday at the Wellsville Country Club.


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Four William Woods University students will compete at the International Collegiate DECA competition April 17-22 in Orlando, Florida, after recently placing first or second at the state competition.
Twenty WWU students entered events in the 2015 Collegiate DECA State Competition in Jefferson City, Missouri. Five of them placed first, one brought home a second place and two took third.
Altogether 150 students participated from Columbia College, Lincoln University, Missouri Southern State University, Moberly Area Community College, Southeast Missouri State University, University of Central Missouri and the University of Missouri.
A student-driven organization, Collegiate DECA values leadership, innovation, integrity and teamwork. It prepares students for careers by integrating skills learned in the classroom into real-world experiences.
Although all of the competition events relate to business, students have a wide array of events to choose from—all of which provide an opportunity for them to gain experience and network opportunities.
"I hope that competing in the state competition assists students in gaining experience in the field, confidence in themselves while obtaining future employer contacts and opportunities, " Dr. Linda Duke, WWU assistant professor of marketing and business and the DECA adviser, said.
First-place winners competing at the international level are: Kara Eikenbary of Independence, Missouri, and Tori Brandt of Fulton, Missouri, in Entrepreneurship; and Taylor Finkel of Grand Rapids, Michigan, in Hospitality.
Rochelle Garcia of Yukon, Oklahoma, who placed second in Travel and Tourism, also will compete in Orlando.
Emily Nichols of Hannibal, Missouri, and Lissy Wedell of Batavia, Illinois, took first in Advertising Campaign at the state level, but are unable to make the trip.
Kaitlyn Wilson of Arundel, Maine, and Louisa Geyer of St. Louis, Missouri, took third place at the state level in Entrepreneurship: Starting a Business.
"The biggest benefit for students who participate in Collegiate DECA," Duke said, "is the networking opportunities that they have with other professionals in their career paths and with fellow business students."
Students do not need to be a business major or minor to compete in Collegiate DECA, and any student can join since there are a variety of competition areas.
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Home is no place for her. Her surroundings, too familiar to interest, is the dead backdrop of her thoughts, a flickering bulb the ellipsis to crown it all.
She had started with a plan, and promptly forgot it. For what? Living from one paycheck to the next. A tedious work week and a self-imposed reclusion. Why do her heart and chest ache when she thinks of possibilities? A life of possibilities, of days that blend together, and no big finish. A hanging ending in an all-but-finished story.
She leaves as she hears the distant rattle of the bus returning from its route. She is more alone with herself in here than out there.
And she can't be alone with herself.
This is part four of a short-short story series, called Pay Attention.


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Agragamee, which means, "pioneer", is a group of activists and thinkers committed to working for and with the poorest and most marginalised communities for their empowerment, and self-reliance in India. Our approach of 'food and voice' seeks to initiate a people-centred development which combines a rights-based approach with programmes for socio-economic development.
Agragamee started work in the Kashipur block of Rayagada District in 1981 as the Social Work & Research Centre (Orissa) was registered separately as Agragamee in April 1987. It currently works directly in ten districts of Orissa and indirectly in some more through a consortium of partner-NGOs. It is amongst Orissa's most well-known and respected NGOs.
Agragamee has attempted to work with the people to empower them through awareness, means, rights, skills and opportunities necessary to check their exploitation and to sustainably manage their natural resource base.
Our key focus areas are:
• Education and empowerment of the underprivileged and marginalised sections
• Child rights and Primary Education
• Entrepreneurship Development with special emphasis on women's groups and Mahila Mandals
• Integrated watershed development and natural resource management (NRM)
• Horticulture Development with emphasis on Organic Farming and Orchard Development
• Renewable Energy including Solar Lights and Micro-Hydels
• Environmental protection
• Women empowerment and childcare related programmes
• Research, advocacy and networking in issues relevant to the tribal context
In General to promote throughout India all aspects of tribal development and, in particular to adopt an integrated approach to help the tribal communities in mobilizing for self-sustaining development organizations and to build up an institutional base for training of tribal youth as well as young educated professionals.
• To attempt total human development and social change in tribal areas through awareness generation, and the formation of local level organizations to ensure social justice and self-reliance
• To better the economic conditions of the Target group by suitable utilization of skills and resources
• better the economic condition of poor communities by helping them realize the potential of their skills and resources
Overall Objective
Improve quality of life of poor local communities in remote tribal pockets by enhancing participation in local governance, and improving information and access to Government schemes.
Specific Objective
• Facilitate access to information to different Government Schemes, relating primarily to nutrition, income and employment generation, education, and health
• Channelizing local youth initiative and energy to effectively reach out to local communities
• Increase understanding of the Schemes, through appropriate training, and discussion forums
• Target Group: Schedule Tribe and Scheduled caste women and children, landless and marginal farmer families, migrant workers, and displaced communities
• Final Beneficiaries Schedule tribe and Scheduled Caste Communities in the Districts mentioned above
Estimated Results
• 10000 children benefit from improved delivery of ICDS services
• 10000 school going children have better access to primary education
• 20 backward Blocks in 10 districts have better people centred planning
• 10000 women in 20 blocks benefit from women centred Gram Sabha decisions
• Sustained effort by change agents leads to overall improvement in 20 backward blocks in 10 districts
Achyut Das
Vidhya Das
Training Coordinator
Sapan Ghosh
Deepak Ku panda
Communication Coordinator
Atual kumar nayak
District Coordinator
Tripati khura
Block Coordinator
Naresh Kumar nayak
Block Coordinator
Satrughan Naik
Block Coordinator
Muralidhar Naik
Block Coordinator
Bijay kumar Bhitria
Block Coordinator
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Don't let the buzzing fall silent
In order for the buzzing and humming to continue from all corners, planting bee-friendly herbs, shrubs and flowers is very important. As honey specialists, we would like to commit to this cause. This is how we became partners and sponsors of the project and the plant competition "Wir tun was für Bienen" and also how our new honey "Frühlingssummen" came to be.
The taste of spring meets the bees' efforts here
In spring, the bees find a colourful and exuberant offer of blossoms in suitable locations. Starting with the first early bloomers then moving on to fruit blossoms, rapsflower blossoms, willow catkin, daffodils, crocuses etc. as ideal nectar and pollen sources for the bees.
Ecological commitment meets the bees' diligence
We're contributing our share to species and bee conservation with our Breitsamer "Frühlingssummen". As partners and sponsors of the initiative "Wir tun was für Bienen", we donate 40 cents of our earnings from every "Frühlingssummen" glass to local bee projects.
Even our operating sites have been made more bee friendly and we've planted bushes and flowers in additional spaces.


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Sunday 9 December 2018
As the growing season for indoor tomatoes is soon to begin in among others Uzbekistan, Khazakstan and the Caucasus we would like to draw your attention to our two indeterminate tomato varieties ES 5180 F1 and ES 5182 F1.
These varieties have a very good shelf life which results in an excellent transportability and keepability of the fruits. Next to this they have a good Ty-resistance.
Since the introduction into the market, variety ES 5180 F1 and variety ES 5182 F1 are increasingly being recognized and have proven to be valuable because of the following features:
For more information please contact us through the contact form on this website, send us an e-mail or just give us a call.
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Claire McCoy
Claire started working in the family business when she was 14 and stayed in the business after graduating college. She loves helping her customers decorate their homes. When she's not at work, she enjoys spending time on the beach, reading, being with her son and sitting by a fire with friends.
Janet Davies
Office Manager
Janet is the office manager and also a salesperson. She's been with Claire since 2002. In her 17 years at Rugs Rolls and More, she's always listened and advised customers on the appearance and value of their products in their renovations. She is an expert at guiding people to the proper product for their intended use. Rugs Rolls and More provides expert installations and superior customer service. Her hobbies include reading, gardening and collecting vintage jewelry.
Kelly is our newest team member. Having worked in retail for over 20 years, Kelly brings her customer focused approach to the sales floor of Rugs, Rolls & More. Easy to to talk to and willing to listen, Kelly is able to assist you in your research for the right flooring for you. Kelly enjoys: her 2 teenage boys, New England sports, and antiquing in her spare time.
Floor Testing Technician
Bailey is an Australian and German shepherd rescue from Arkansas. She loves greeting customers and having her belly scratched. Please stop by and say hello to Bailey!


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Tuesday, February 2 2016
The End of the Multiculturalist Consensus in Europe
Post-1945 Manichean ethics are collapsing - under the pressure of hard facts.
One wonders why America, a nation of immigrants, can be suddenly so receptive to Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric. The best answer, so far, is that immigration does not seem to work any more the way it did, at least for certain groups of immigrants.
A similar situation has arisen in Europe. In 2009, the American journalist Christopher Caldwell famously characterized the changes that a massive non-European, non-Judeo-Christian, immigration was forcing over Europe as a "revolution." We may now be on the brink of a counter-revolution, and that can be as violent and far-reaching as revolution itself.
Last year's massacres in Paris (the attacks on satirical cartoonists and a kosher supermarket's customers in January 2015, then the November 13 killing spree) were a tipping point : the French – and by extension, most Europeans — realized that unchecked immigration could lead to civil war.
Then there was the Christmas crisis in Corsica, a French island in the Mediterranean. On December 24, a fire was activated at an immigrant-populated neighborhood in Ajaccio, the capital of Southern Corsica. As soon as the firemen arrived, they were attacked by local youths, Muslims of North African descent. Such ambushes have been part of French life for years. This time, however, the ethnic Corsicans retaliated; for four days, they rampaged through the Muslim neighborhoods, shouting Arabi Fora! (Get the Arabs out, in Corsican). One of Ajaccio's five mosques was vandalized.
Then, there was the New Year's crisis in Germany and other Northern European countries. On December 31, one to two thousand male Muslim immigrants and refugees swarmed the Banhofvorplatz in Cologne, a piazza located between the railway Central Station and the city's iconic medieval cathedral. As it turned out during later in the evening and the night, they intended to "have fun": to hunt, harass, or molest the "immodest" and presumably "easy" German women and girls who celebrated New Year's Eve at the restaurants and bars nearby, or to steal their money. 766 complaints were lodged. Similar incidents took place in other German cities, like Hamburg, Frankfurt and Stuttgart, as well as in Stockholm and Kalmar in Sweden, and Helsinki in Finland.
Here again, the local population reacted forcefully. Support for asylum seekers from the Middle East plummeted – 37 percent of Germans said that their view of them has "worsened," and 62 percent said that there are "too many of them." The Far Right demonstrated against immigration in many cities, but liberal-minded citizens were no less categorical. Le Monde, the French liberal newspaper, on January 20 quoted Cologne victims as saying, "Since 1945, we Germans have been scared to be charged with racism. Well, the blackmail is over by now."
Indeed, postwar Europe, and Germany in particular, had been built upon the rejection of Hitler's mad regime and everything it stood for. Nationalism, militarism, authoritarianism, and racism were out. Multinationalism, pacifism, hyperdemocracy, and multiculturalism were in. This simple, almost Manichean, logic is collapsing now – under the pressure of hard facts. Or rather the Europeans now understand that it was flawed in many ways from the very beginning, especially when it came to multiculturalism, the alleged antidote to racism.
What Europeans had in mind when they rejected racism in 1945 was essentially antisemitism. Today, the "correct" antiracist attitude would be to welcome non-European immigrants en masse and to allow them to keep their culture and their way of life, even it that would contradict basic European values. Hence last summer's "migrants frenzy," when the EU leadership in Brussels and major EU countries, including Angela Merkel's Germany, decided to take in several millions of Middle East refugees overnight.
European public opinion is now awaking to a very different view. And the political class realizes that it must adjust – or be swept away.
The Schengen regime – which allows free travel from one country to the other in most of the EU area – is being quietly suspended; every government in Europe is bringing back borders controls. The French socialist president François Hollande is now intent to strip disloyal immigrants and dual citizens of their French citizenship (a move that precipitated the resignation, on January 27, of his super-left-wing justice minister, Christiane Taubira). He is also hiring new personnel for the police and the army and even considering raising a citizens' militia. Merkel now says that immigrants or refugees who do not abide by the law will be deported. Even Sweden, currently ruled by one of Europe's most left-wing cabinets, has been tightening its very liberal laws on immigration and asylum.
Most Europeans agree with such steps. And wait for even more drastic measures.
© Michel Gurfinkiel & The Daily Caller, 2016
Michel Gurfinkiel a Shillman/Ginsburg Fellow at Middle East Forum and the Founder and President of the Jean-Jacques Rousseau Institute, a conservative think-thank in France
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Going out and about at night especially if you're a party goer and love to be the life of the party but drinking can sometimes burn that whole in your pocket real fast. So here are some tips on getting you drunk from the minute you step outside all the way to Walking Street without spending as much as you normally would.
First thing you need to do as soon as you get out of your resident is find a seven eleven– people say pre-drinking is not essential to a good night but it may be if you're planning to stay a while without having to pay for as much drink. At seven eleven there are a lot of pre-drinking drinks you can choose from but the best one to get is the Smirnoff Midnight as it is 7% in a small tiny can for just 35 baht, two of those will probably get you in a good mood.
Next thing to do once you have your pre drinks is to walk around, it might sound boring and tiring but believe that you will see some things you might not see in the day time or being sober. Take a stroll along the beach road and buy more drinks. If you can resist, try not to stray away into any bar just yet, keep your eyes straight and keep drinking.
Now if you're walking pass a cocktail car then you should probably take a seat order a drink and hang about there, though you might not like the music but the cocktails and the vibe is something to look forward for. The lights and drink from the cocktail car will get your buzz on another level with all the lights, music, alcohol and all the younger people having a fun night out sitting around you– it's like you're already in a club.
Once all your 'pre-drinking' is done then you should head done to Walking Street and pick any club you desire to spend the night but be sure to check out the ones that are 'open' with live music just to get the fun out then after you can snooze up in a club somewhere later on the night.


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These are websites which can be trusted to present information in an honest and factual way. There's nothing wrong with some opinions and that's what I'm doing but its good to have some trustworthy references.
These websites are less factual and more opinion based. I find them to be reliable but their information should be checked.


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The SmithLight battery operated LED work light is a rugged, bright and versatile lighting solution. The rechargeable battery makes this light portable and easy to use in any situation. Ideal for night time utility and road work, industrial and plant use, general construction, farming and accident investigations or anywhere you need portable lighting.
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Glor Named Anchor Of Saturday's CBS 'Evening News'
Jeff Glor, national correspondent for CBS' The Early Show, has been named anchor of the Saturday edition of CBS Evening News. He will also keep his job as national correspondent for all broadcasts.
Glor, who has subbed as anchor of Evening News, has been with CBS since 2007. Before that he was an anchor-reporter at WHDH-TV Boston.
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In its debut year, the Havana Club Bar Entrepreneur Awards set out to shine a spotlight on those who have given everything to follow their dream of owning their own bar(s). Whether you are one of these exceptional entrepreneurs yourself, or you know someone who is, you've come to the right place.
The Awards are open for nominations until 8 March 2019, and you may nominate yourself, or someone else, to be considered for Bar Entrepreneur of the Year 2019. This outstanding recognition will be given to the professional who the judges believe best exemplifies successful entrepreneurship.
Who can nominate?
There are two nomination routes; self-nomination and endorser nomination.
If you have what it takes to become the Bar Entrepreneur of the Year and would like to be considered by the judges, you can nominate yourself by completing the nomination form.
Or, perhaps you work with or know of someone you'd like these awards to recognise? In this case you can complete a nomination on their behalf.
(To be eligible, nominees must be owner or part-owner with a minimum of a 5% stake in at least one bar. It's not essential to stock Havana Club in your bar.)
What are the judges looking for?
In a nutshell, our judges will be seeking to spot outstanding contributions to the drinks industry from a bar entrepreneur.
Passion, creativity, resilience, focus, determination, people skills...these are all entrepreneurial characteristics that the judges will be looking for you to demonstrate. But also, your story: how you came to become a bar entrepreneur, what drives you, how you go about disrupting the norm to create the exceptional, the risks you've taken and the obstacles you've overcome. And, the future! What do you aspire to do next, what's your vision and why will you be successful in achieving it?
What's the prize?
We realise that entrepreneurs are not easily put in a box, and therefore a 'one size fits all' prize wouldn't be the most appealing.
Instead we offer to tailor-make a prize package for the winner, based on their location and stage in their business. It will be a package of profile building support such as an advertising campaign in a major business publication, speaker and networking opportunities. The winner will also be profiled here on Difford's Guide where their story will be brought to life to a far reaching trade and consumer global audience.
As well, Havana Club are offering a VIP trip to Cuba to experience Cuban culture and the home of Havana Club rum.
And it is not only the ultimate winner who will be awarded. 10 finalists will also be invited to Cuba, courtesy of Havana Club, making for quite a special group of entrepreneurial minds getting together. Who knows what new ideas will result from that!
Why enter?
We hope you'll be inspired to nominate yourself, or someone you know, so that the stories and successes of the people who drive the bar industry forward and are a force for positive disruption are shared, and so in turn act to inspire the next generation of bar entrepreneurs.
The Havana Club Bar Entrepreneur Awards are supported by the team at Havana Club, with a belief that the people behind successful bars should be recognised and celebrated, not only those literally behind the bar each night but those in the background without whom the bar industry would not be as vibrant and forward-thinking as it is. The ones who have put so much of themselves into achieving their vision. It is these passionate, creative, focused and resilient individuals who are the inspiration for the Havana Club Bar Entrepreneur Awards.
So nominate now and let's discover those entrepreneurs who are influencing bar culture and business around the world.
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I've got a 30 minute content clinic session left in my diary and I'm going to give it away for free before he gets back.
If you fancy 30 minutes of first aid for your site content, then send me a tweet to @RellyAB telling me what content on your site needs emergency surgery, why I should take a scalpel to it and the tag #hcc1904 for a chance to get a complimentary content health check.
I'll pick a winner at random just before 5pm BST.
And, as always, I'm available to discuss massaging the kinks out of your about page, pummeling your content descriptions into shape or any aspect of your content's health.
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Join us for a ten-day celebration of the last year!
2018 was really hard, for so many reasons, for so many people. But you made it! This is an invitation to celebrate the top ten things that you're proud of this year.
Each day, I'll send out an email with a few narrative questions and some reflections on the theme for the day. Each day's email will focus on a theme of potential celebration: surviving, creating, contributing, connecting, sharing, building, healing, growing, learning/unlearning, and resisting and persisting.
We'll be starting December 21, and running until New Year's Eve.
I am also sharing abbreviated sets of prompts on both Facebook and Instagram, so you can follow along on social media, as well!
This group is open to folks who are feeling sad or discouraged, who do not feel they have accomplished much, and who do not feel like celebrating. The goal is to strengthen our connections to stories of our skills, values, and acts of choice from the last year, but you do not need to come into this group feeling great. All emotions are welcome!
If you'd like to participate, send me a message or email me at email@example.com.
(This project is an offshoot of the "Goal-setting Season Collective Resource" that will be shared later this week! So even if you don't want to participate in this group, keep an eye out for that resource coming soon!)


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Hello Guys,
I have this theme bought with multiple licenses for pro ( one I use on https://goo.gl/6zthCG and one I use on https://goo.gl/i42NsN ).
I have been working with multiple freelancers on this project and that's why I have so many staging devs for it but only 2 licenses.
Currently I'm working personally on this one here: https://goo.gl/uhj3P3
The client needs a mobile menu like this one here https://goo.gl/kKRDNh
You will see that I half-implemented it I would say but I still don't know how to split it in multiple parts and add multiple elements.
Here is also the WP access so that you guys can use to look over what I have there. If you guys make any change, please make a backup first so that we won't risk anything.
I'm sure there should be a way to add blocks or something but I don't know how. Please help me with some guidance...
Thank you so so much!
And besides what I wrote above, I have 4 more needs:
1: I can't make the footer global on all pages. The footer feature of X theme isn't working. I don't know what kind of problem is causing this not to function but but it doesn't show up2: I want to make the youtube icon in the footer smaller (I think it can be done with the font-size CSS property but it gets somehow overwritten and I can't leave it to the font size I want)3: I need to create a page like this one here: https://goo.gl/aBrWYN (if you click the image, it will zoom in).4: When someone scrolls the page, I need to have the subscribe form appear in a bottom-fixed position like here: https://goo.gl/WwxEBj
An answer regarding each of these would be so helpful. I really appreciate your work, guys and that's why I keep buying your products. Because I trust and appreciate the quality you guys offer.
Help a client in need please.
Hello @michelangelo91,
Thanks for asking.
Note: It's a humble request please don't add fresh replies after you have created the ticket as it pushes the ticket back into the queue and slows the response time. If you have additional info to share please edit the post and update the same.
Hi @michelangelo91
Thanks for writing in, here you are my suggestions regarding building your website as needed:
1- I suggest building every part in this menu mock up separately via Global Blocks, then combining all of them via shortcodes in "Content Area Off Canvas" header element.
To do so, please follow these guides:
2- The footer won't appear on your homepage as the page has no footer layout, please check this screenshot:
3- To control the size for the YouTube icon only, you can use this CSS code:
.x-column .x-anchor-button:nth-child(3) {
font-size: 1.6em;
For all the icons, use this one:
.x-column .x-anchor-button {
font-size: 1.6em;
For sure, it will be better to add a custom CSS class to this section, so your selector be like:.custom_css_class .x-anchor-button
.custom_css_class .x-anchor-button
4- I'm not really sure which feature exactly you don't know how to achieve on this page?
5- Both, "Content Dock" or "ConvertPlug Plus" extensions which are bundled with Pro theme can achieve that, please follow their guides here:
Thank you very much for your reply, guys. Sorry for the multiple replies. I did not know that I have to just edit my current post.
I haven't ever used Global blocks. I also never used Content Dock, just ConvertPlus.
Regarding point 3 (the single blog post view), I need to create a single page blogpost view (the one that's actually served by single.php I think) that's going to look like the one in the link I provided. You will see it has a forward/backwords navigation, in the top right we can see the category the blog post belongs to, on the top left we have a back button and at the beginning of the post we have the author name (on the left) and the date (on the right).
Is not the image gallery that matters from that page but actually all this post meta information that's displayed in multiple places.
Also, regarding the menu, I need to somehow make sure all the menu elements that show up in the header from the desktop view will be visible on mobile, too (for example on mobile I now miss the sign up button and the language changer links - the language changer links is generated by a shortcode I added).
So I would need to implement all the elements and design (you can see on the mobile menu design link that when the mobile menu is opened, the bottom section is splitted from the top part of the menu and it also has a different background color).
Hi michelangelo91,
This is nearly impossible to be of a help with that much of information. Please focus only on one matter and open up a separate thread for the additional requests.
I will follow up with the original request.
Our theme does not have a mobile view like the one you mentioned in the screenshot. If you want to have that kind of menu which is a very specific one you will need to hire a developer and have custom code that features.
The only elements and systems we have for the mobile menu are as follows:
Please consider that custom coding is outside of our support scope.
Thank you.
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I will be adding many more images over the coming few weeks of editorial photography taken while during this working period.
The Bristol International Balloon Fiesta is now in its 36th year and is Europe's largest ballooning event.
The event features four days of colourful hot-air balloon displays, attracting over half a million visitors to the scenic grounds of Ashton Court. Balloons of all shapes and sizes lift off over the City of Bristol with hundreds taking off every hour!
The Nightglows are definitely a must see. 30 ballooning teams take centre stage whilst lighting up their tethered balloons as night falls to a backdrop of music and spectacular fireworks.
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Reminiscing the evil eye symbol, our hand forged Altar Ring features a hammered semicircle and arch design with a simple gold wire shank. This open style, petite ring can easily be worn with any outfit. Available in 14k yellow, rose or white gold and in whole sizes 5-9.
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A brilliant piece of woodland, slap bang in the middle of Cornwall, catering for just about anyone who needs a bit of a forest fix.
We come here for a number of reasons, with the Black Dog of course for long walks on the fire tracks, along streams and over bridges, striking off piste to clamber up in amongst the trees. We come here on mountain bikes – at the beginning of 2013 a vast network of single track was opened and it's incredible and accessible for all abilities. The tracks have been brilliantly engineered so you'll barely know you're climbing an ascent. And we even come here in our car, as part of the Classic Road Reliability Test, which runs in Cardinham Woods on usually the first Sunday of November and is immense fun to watch and take part in.
It's also geared up for families, with BBQ spots by the river, children's trails and workshops. Horses and riders are also welcomed. Plus there's the gorgeous little Woods Cafe, which serves up all manner of delicious homemade treats.
It's brilliant at any time of year, but especially in the summer to escape the crowds on the beach. If it gets busy here you don't have to go far on the trails before you'll find yourself pretty much alone with just the trees for company.
Cardinham Woods is owned by the Forestry Commission and is made up of Callywith, Lidcutt, Callabarrett, Deviock, Parsonage, Hurtstocks, Margate and Quarry Hill woods.
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Aer Lingus CEO Kavanagh To Step Down
IAG has announced a CEO change at its Aer Lingus airline, with Stephen Kavanagh to be replaced by Sean Doyle.
"After a 30-year career in Aer Lingus with the last four years as chief executive, I've taken the decision to step down to pursue other interests," Kavanagh said.
"By any objective measure Aer Lingus has been successful in recent years and continues to have significant opportunity to build upon the strong fundamentals of our value model."
Kavanagh will retain his board position as a non-executive director after he steps down from the top job at the end of the year.
Sean Doyle, who is currently director of network, fleet and alliances at sister airline British Airways, will take up his new position on January 1, 2019.
He has been at BA for 20 years in a number of financial, strategy, commercial and alliance roles, and joined the airline's executive management committee in 2016.
IAG chief executive Willie Walsh said Doyle had acquired significant expertise and experience, making him ideally suited to lead the Irish airline.
Walsh also said that Aer Lingus chief operating officer, Mike Rutter, has extended his contract and "will work with Sean to ensure that the airline continues to deliver its strong performance."


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Around Town
Around Town is a local lifestyle magazine for the towns of Barnsley and Rotherham. We have been designing the magazine since it was established in 2004, working on everything from page design and layout to producing the adverts within.
We work closely with the magazine owners and writers to ensure each edition has a fresh, seasonal design approach.Working to tight print deadlines, it is published on a bi-monthly basis and covers everything from fashion, homestyle, beauty and gardening, to motoring, antiques and local history.
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Because Favorite Daughter is landing in London this weekend — where I suppose America's Fourth of July is viewed a bit differently? — and in any case she isn't here to do our usual singing along with the "1776" musical theatre dvd, and also because the dad of the family is under the weather, Young Son and I find ourselves "doing history" here together.
While we've been watching the History Channel's American Revolution programs all afternoon (treason is a slippery thing, for shame, Benedict Arnold!) I checked my email and discovered the Teaching Company is having a one-day sale with some tempting history titles.
Young Son chose three history courses and then we saw an intriguing connection of math to history and philosophy.
Thus I learned my new thing appropriate for the day — check this out from the course description:
"We hold these truths to be self evident …"
So wrote Thomas Jefferson in the second sentence of the Declaration of Independence. He had originally started, "We hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable … "
The change to "self-evident" was probably made at the suggestion of Benjamin Franklin, a great scientist as well as a statesman, who saw the power of appealing to scientific thinking. A Euclidean proof begins with axioms (self-evident truths) and then moves through a series of logical steps to a conclusion.
With her consummate skill as a teacher, Professor Grabiner shows how Jefferson laid out America's case against Great Britain with all of the rigor he learned in Euclid's Elements, working up to a single, irrefutable conclusion: "That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States."
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Organised by the İstanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IFCA) under the sponsorship of AKBANK, the International İstanbul Film Festival is celebrating its 25th year in 2006.
The 25th International İstanbul Film Festival, made possible through the generous support of Festival Sponsor AKBANK, will run 1-16 April 2006. Bringing İstanbul film enthusiasts a choice array of outstanding films, special screenings, celebrity actors and accomplished directors, the İstanbul Film Festival this year presents a host of special events to mark its 25th anniversary year.
The Festival is sure to have film enthusiasts flocking back to cinema screens in April with a programme of more than 200 films from 42 countries. Alongside the cutting edge work that shone at top international festivals last year, the 20 sections of the programme include a number of memorable classics, selected masterpieces from virtuoso directors of film history, several documentary films and some original examples of animation cinema.
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Selective androgen receptor modulators, SARMs, constitute a class of compounds with anabolic properties but with few androgenic side-effects. This makes them possible substances of abuse and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has banned the entire class of substances. There have been several cases of illicit use of aryl propionamide SARMs in human sports and in 2013, 13 cases were reported. These substances have been found to be extensively metabolized in humans, making detection of metabolites necessary for doping control. SARMs are also of great interest to equine doping control, but the in vivo metabolite pattern and thus possible analytical targets have not been previously studied in this species. In this study, the urinary metabolites of the SARMs S1, S4, and S22 in horses were studied after intravenous injection, using ultra high performance liquid chromatography coupled to quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometry (UHPLC-QToF-MS). Eight different metabolites were found for SARM S1, nine for SARM S4, and seven for SARM S22. The equine urinary metabolite profiles differed significantly from those of humans. The parent compounds were only detected for SARMs S4 and S22 and only at the first sampling time point at 3h post administration, making them unsuitable as target compounds. For all three SARMs tested, the metabolite yielding the highest response had undergone amide hydrolysis, hydroxylation and sulfonation. The resulting phase II metabolites (4-nitro-3-trifluoro-methyl-phenylamine sulfate for SARMs S1 and S4 and 4-cyano-3-trifluoro-methyl-phenylamine sulfate for SARM S22) are proposed as analytical targets for use in equine doping control.
Doping control in equine sports is important for a fair competition, but also to ensure the integrity of the betting system, as well as for animal welfare reasons. To detect the use of illicit compounds, screening for the parent compound is common. However, by using a metabolite as the analytical target instead, the detection time can be prolonged. For some compounds, the use of a metabolite is a necessity since the parent drug may not be detected at all.
The metabolites of the selective androgen receptor modulators (SARM) S1, S4 and S22 were investigated in horse urine and plasma. The unchanged parent compounds had the longest detection time in plasma, but were not detected at all in urine. Instead, the longest detection time was measured for the metabolites 2-amino-5-nitro-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl hydrogen sulfate (SARMs S1 and S4) and 2-amino-5-cyano-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl hydrogen sulfate (SARM S22). These metabolites were thus suggested as analytical targets for doping control in urine while the parent compounds were suggested for plasma samples. 2-amino-5-nitro-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl hydrogen sulfate could also be produced in large quantities by the fungus Cunninghamella elegans to potentially be used as reference compound.
The horse metabolites of the SARM LGD-4033 were also studied in urine and plasma. The formate adduct of LGD-4033 had the longest detection time in plasma and in urine after hydrolysis with β-glucuronidase. In non-hydrolyzed urine, the glucuronidated LGD-4033 was detected instead.
Different in vitro models were used to predict in vivo metabolites of roxadustat, a hypoxia-inducible factor stabilizer. Cunninghamella elegans was successful in producing more metabolites compared to human and equine liver microsomes and human hepatocytes.
The metabolite detection and identification in all experiments were accomplished using a UHPLC-Q-TOF MS instrument, where the high-resolution MS data was vital in determining which metabolites were formed.
The thesis shows the benefits of investigating the metabolites of doping substances to allow for a successful doping control method in horse urine and plasma by prolonging the detection time. It also highlights the usefulness of Cunninghamella elegans as an alternative to the more commonly used in vitro models for both predicting and producing metabolites.


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Please note that the meditation in Arles on July 29th will be at 9:00 AM as originally planned and not 9:30. Ticketing is now open here.
Meditation for All with Charles Hastings and Imagine Clarity will be a group meditation, open to everyone. We see this as a beautiful moment of solidarity and sharing. Non-meditators can learn how to meditate in a simple and accessible way. We encourage all members of our community for whom it is not too far to come along with friends.
Meditation will take place in the bamboo pavilion, surrounded by Matthieu's photos of the Himalayas. The innovative design of this extraordinary space means that we will keep cool without air conditioning! It is important to book in advance because space is limited.
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A dinner recipe from a special issue of "Husmorens Kokebok" (The housewife's Cook Book) published in 1963
This dish is typical of the dinners here in Norway in the early sixties.
Even the dinnerware and tablecloth are typical for the sixties – Ted
3-4 servings.
400 g [0,9 lb] of meat dough
(preferably a mixture of beef and veal)
1 tablespoon potato starch
1 egg
1 dl [0,2 pt] milk
Salt and pepper
1 tablespoon butter
2 tablespoons flour
4 dl [0,8 pt] broth
1 dl [0,2 pt] milk or cream
1 tablespoon finely chopped browned onion
2-3 tablespoons tomato puré
[1] Work the ground meat with potato starch, salt and pepper, add eggs and stir in the milk. Form the mixture into oblong thick patties.
[2] Brush the fryingpan well with butter and fry the frikadelles crispy, then lower the heat and let them fry on low heat till they are done. Broccoli tastes good with this dish.
[3] Make a light sauce with the butter, flour and broth. Add the browned onion and taste the sauce with tomato puree.


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Story telling and inspirational photography between London and Les Ateliers L & L
Inspiration in London and Fine Art Photography
I met Laetita, passionate couturier specialist of the Saddlery which is her true job, but this artist immediately inspired me with her new line of small bag with various materials, colored and Authentic. His raw style, his vintage tastes, the brick, glass and leather atmosphere immediately reminded me of what had touched me most in London.
It was during a stay in London to meet new bride and groom, equipped with an Argentique camera and a few dandruffs that I let myself be carried by the atmosphere of the city, its bricks, its cultural eclecticism, its atmospheres so Magic in my eyes (I invite you to discover the marriage of Jodie & tariq on my site dedicated to wedding photography Fine Art https://www.christopheserrano.fr/mariage-2016/jodie-tariq-engl…-at-saint-tropez/)
As a photographer, I was inspired to stage the Bags of Laetitia L & L workshop, handbags made in few copies to keep the authenticity of its artistic approach. And of this collaboration is born a photo editorial session mix between London and the Workshops of the seamstress Emilie Temps which allowed us to use its shop and Atelier (Workshop 165 based in Carqueiranne in Provence) to stage these bags .
Shooting photo session at L'Atelier 165 in Provence
Emilie Temps is a designer of modern clothing line, and her Atelier is a space of Coworking for creative inspired. The ambiance of The Sewing Workshop, Door of Glass and Metal, Brick Wall corresponded quite with the ambience of my reportage in London. Katy Testa, model of the day is a blogger of life style, Miss FRANCE TATOO 2017. Link of clichés of the professional models, it does not take itself seriously and explodes to laugh at every moment … But its authenticity was perfect for this meeting. The work of make up and hairstyle were realized by Karine Brossard.
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The third and final meeting of the Porter Hire International Sprintcar Series took place in front of a respectable crowd at Vodafone Western Springs Speedway. For much of the night fans were subjected to tedious action as drivers and track staff fought an awful race track. The grader got the call by event nine and completed more laps of the track than many competitors, continually taking the top off the racing surface. By feature time the track was in raceable condition but it was hardly ideal with inconsistent patches and a couple of holes.
Grid for the $10,000 to win Sprintcar A-Main featured a front row of 2nz Jonathan Allard and 11usa Kyle Hirst. 2usa Shane Stewart and 22a Dean Brindle were the second row. 55a Daniel Thomas and 4a Matthew Leversedge were row three. Others to watch included 54a Michael Pickens fron grid 11, 3nz Jamie McDonald from grid 17 and 1nz Jamie Larsen from grid 18. 1usa Tony Stewart was a non starter for non-disclosed reasons. One report from the pit area suggested he was not happy with track conditions earlier in the evening. The initial race start lasted all of one lap. 8a Jarvis Tidd coming to a stop high in turns 3&4. Second time around Hirst led away as the race got underway proper with Allard and Shane Stewart in tow.
Pickens was the early mover from the mid-pack, working his way up to the fifth spot. Much of the action was deep in the pack with some of the more fancied kiwi drivers finding themselves battling for minor positions. The likes of 88m Keaton Dahm, Larsen, McDonald and the like providing plenty of side by side racing. Back up front our American visitors were showing a far higher level of comfort with lapped cars than a week ago, dealing with the local stragglers with ease. Their momentum would be slowed by a caution, Leversedge into the turn 3/4 wall and upside down in a solo incident.
The double file restarts would have a profound impact on the race with Hirst leading away from Allard whilst Stewart who had fallen behind Brindle and Pickens from the sixth spot would be pulled through. After looking uncomfortable during the opening stanza, Shane Stewart started to settle into his work. The 2usa entry very much appeared to be set up for the second half of the race. There aren't many people who pass Allard at Western Springs but Stewart did exactly that with a pinpoint precise move up the inside entering turn 3, sliding up in front of the 2nz entry through turn 4. Whilst Shane Stewart set his sights on race leader Hirst a horrific incident unfolded back in the pack.
Jamie McDonald is the last person on the face of the earth you'd nominate to buy your lotto ticket at the moment. In his heat earlier in the night McDonald suffered a bizarre wing malfunction where the top wing ripped out of it's supports. Just when you didn't think it could get any worse it did. McDonald went over the right rear of 51m Rodney Wood going through turns one and two. The ferocity of the incident was terrifying as McDonald slammed into the fence. A rare red light was implemented and ambulance summoned. Showing superhuman qualities, McDonald somehow emerged from what was left of his car and walked with assistance to the ambulance. Often in this sport we say a car is junk. McDonald's car was that badly damaged I doubt a junkyard would have taken it. Try and find a picture. I'm sure there will be many published online. You will be amazed at just how bent the car chassis was.
We still had a race to finish and the key moment occurred on the restart. Shane Stewart made a brilliantly timed acceleration to beat pacesetter Hirst and lead away. Pickens came around Allard to take up the third running spot. After the McDonald incident I think most in the crowd were happy to see the rest of the racing go incident free. Shane Stewart raced away and was clearly the quickest car on track in the closing stages, the set up working optimally. Stewart taking the win from Hirst, Pickens, Allard and Brindle.
Here at Percy's NZ Speedway we wish Jamie McDonald a speedy recovery.
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Today's market is managed by you, The Candidate. Especially in the marketing and creative sectors, you'll find that your skills are in high demand, and you may be considering 2 or 3 or even more vacancies at once.
So with all this activity, how do you manage your job search to make sure you make the right choice when it comes to accepting a new role?
Review the job description / company thoroughly. Before you apply for a role, you should be given access to a full job description and be given information about the company including the company website to peruse. Check, check and double check – Make sure every part of the vacancy is of interest, make sure all of your questions are answered, before taking the first big step. With all the opportunities available to you, you won't want to waste any time with something that isn't quite right.
Keep an open mind. You might get an offer for a job quickly and feel the need to cancel any other ongoing interviews. Stop right there! If you do cancel other interviews and take the first offer on the table, you might miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime, and if things don't work out in your new role, you'll always be left wondering "What If…?". Use your time wisely, investigate every opportunity before making any concrete decision. Any company you are interviewing with will understand your motives. And with an offer already on the table, what have you got to lose?
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