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Bookworm III – The Best Laid Plans is already high in the bestseller charts from pre-orders alone.
DARTFORD, KENT – 13 February 2015 – Elsewhen Press, an independent UK publisher specialising in Speculative Fiction, is delighted to announce the publication today of Bookworm III – The Best Laid Plans, the third book in the bestselling Bookworm series by Christopher Nuttall. The first book in the series won the Gold Award for Adult Fiction in the 2013 Wishing Shelf Independent Book Awards and the German translation rights were acquired by Random House for publication in January 2015 under their Blanvalet imprint (with the title Die Bibliothek der Schwarzen Magie 1 – Die Wissende).
Bookworm III – The Best Laid Plans, available to pre-order as an eBook since the beginning of February, has already reached the top 20 in the Amazon Fantasy and Action & Adventure bestseller charts in North America, Australia, the UK and Europe, (top 10 in Australia and Germany).
The story follows straight on from Bookworm II – The Very Ugly Duckling, with Elaine and Johan intent on tracking down the Witch-King. But as they are preparing to leave Golden City, with Daria and Cass, Elaine is arrested by two Inquisitors on the orders of a new 'Emperor'. She resists and is hit with a powerful spell that forces her to concentrate all her effort on protecting her mind from its intrusion. Taken to the palace she finds that the Grand Sorceress has been removed and the Throne has accepted an heir to the Empire. Realising this has to be the work of the Witch-King, Elaine must defeat the spell that is eating away at her defences if she is to escape and destroy him. Meanwhile, Johan, Daria and Cass are trying to find a way to get to Elaine and break her out of the cell in which she is being held. The Golden City is still widely devastated from the disastrous battle for power that followed the death of the previous Grand Sorcerer. The recent escalating breakdown of social order can only be made worse by an Emperor who imposes martial law while building a huge army. The Privy Councillors and Heads of the Great Houses succumb to the power of the new Emperor. It is up to Elaine and her friends, with some unexpected help, to prevent an all-out war.
Bookworm III – The Best Laid Plans is published in digital editions today by Elsewhen Press and will be published in a print edition at Easter 2015.
Notes for Editors
About Christopher Nuttall
Christopher Nuttall has been planning sci-fi books since he learnt to read. Born and raised in Edinburgh, Chris created an alternate history website and eventually graduated to writing full-sized novels. Studying history independently allowed him to develop worlds that hung together and provided a base for storytelling. After graduating from university, Chris started writing full-time. As an indie author he has self-published a number of novels, but this is his seventh fantasy to be published by Elsewhen Press. The third instalment in the bestselling Bookworm series, Bookworm III: The Best Laid Plans continues Elaine's story. Chris is currently living in Edinburgh with his wife, muse, and critic Aisha and their son.


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The University of Tasmania and the Department of Health and Human Services are committed to ensuring that all research is conducted at the highest ethical standard.
Researchers should be aware that the constraints governing research practices exist for the protection of research participants, researchers, and the broader research community.
As part of our commitment to research quality and integrity, the Faculty of Education is unique in its approach to providing support and conducting internal reviews for those seeking approval from the Social Sciences Human Research Ethics Committee (SHREC) to undertake research.
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Preparing Applications: Education Ethics Conversations with Janet and Chris
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The first session, presented by the Faculty of Education Ethics Coordinators Frances Fan and Belinda Hopwood, discussed a number of topics based on the processes involved in applying for Social Sciences Ethics school approval.
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- Navigating the University and Faculty ethics websites
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The second session was hosted by Dr Doug Colbeck, Chair of the Social Sciences Human Research Ethics Committee.
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- Application review process
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Senate denies Enang's N2.2bn Ruga budget claim
The leadership of the Senate, on Sunday, challenged the Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Ita Enang, to show Nigerians, where the N2.258bn he claimed was appropriated for the Rural Grazing Area programme, was inserted in the 2019 budget.
The leadership of the upper chamber said it scrutinised the current national fiscal document to authenticate the claims of the presidential liaison officer but found no amount meant for the implementation of Ruga programme in the 2019 budget.
Last week, Enang was reported to have said that the Federal Government made a provision of N2.258bn for the implementation of the programme in the 2019 budget.
Enang was quoted to have told indigenes of Akwa Ibom State, who are students of the Nigerian Law School, Abuja, that the budget had been passed by the National Assembly and signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari.
But the Senate Leader, Senator Yahaya Abdullahi, told one of our correspondents in a telephone interview that no such money was voted for the implementation of Ruga in the 2019 budget. He challenged Enang to prove him wrong.
Abdullahi said, "We have gone through the 2019 budget critically and we did not come across any money that was voted for Ruga programme implementation there. Let Senator Ita Enang prove us wrong, then we will take the issue up from there.
"He who alleges must prove," the Senate Leader added.
Also, the Minority Leader of the Senate, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, in a separate interview with one of our correspondents, assured Nigerians that necessary legislative actions would be taken on the issue when the federal lawmakers resume from their recess in September.


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Myst was hugely popular in my family. We loved the visuals and it was from that play through at Christmas in 1993 that Morpheus was born. It took five years, but the extended family and friends-- as the indie game studio Soap Bubble Productions designed, developed and directed the production of more than an hour of footage, full 3D modeled environments, all of the editing and the combined total of years of multiple $15,000 workstations rendering 24/7 for the final product. Two things about this time in gaming history. 1) While there were indie development studios, there were no indie publishing and distribution platforms like itch.io. 2) 1997/8/9 were actually pretty rough years for game makes. Games were making the transition to 3D. Companies were dropping like flies.
Soap Bubble Productions was in talk with multiple A-list publishes during development-- all of whom were not exactly interested in signing for an unfinished product. The line was always "Come back when are done." Well Soap Bubble Productions finished but because of the video game recession of that time there was more difficulty in securing a publisher. Soap Bubble Productions eventually signed with Piranha Interactive-- one of the smaller publishers operating in North America. Unfortunately for Soap Bubble Productions, Piranha Interactive was about to be shut down by its owner. Soap Bubble Productions received a small advance which ended up being the only money Soap Bubble Productions was ever paid for Morpheus.
Only 50,000 copies of Morpheus were printed, and most of them were seized by distributors for unpaid debts. They were sold in big box retail and later on Amazon. The family was crushed by the news. After 5 years of work and little to show for it Soap Bubble Productions was shuttered and most of the original development files were copied to 1GB Jazz disks.
5 years ago I was looking to do a playthrough of the game again and I came to the stunning realization that I did not have a computer that could play Morpheus. Apple has recently dropped support for Classic apps and Morpheus can't run on 64-bit machines because QuickTime 3 can't be installed on 64-bit machines. I made a decision that I would port Morpheus to modern hardware.
My first attempt was to recompile the code to link against modern QuickTime libraries. I couldn't get it to work, so I started rewriting the engine in Qt framework. I actually got pretty far-- none of the puzzles worked but you could navigate around the world. I also cross-compiled Mac, Windows, Linux and Maemo (Nokia mobile platform) versions. Qt was beginning to support Android and iOS but it would not be until several versions later of Qt frameworks before support was official. Long story short... I spent most of my development time updating my code to work on newer versions of Qt than on developing new features. I also had a change of jobs and was not doing any more C++ development.
Then my wife was diagnosed with cancer and I took a couple of years off during her treatment. When I wanted to pick up the effort again I immediately ran into bugs with Qt that prevented the game from running on Mac OS. I threw up my hands and started over as an HTML/WebGL project. What you see here is the result of that effort.
Morpheus, while having the simulation of a 3D environment, is very much a 2D game. The only "3D" is rotating a cylindrical projection of a 2D image rendered from a 3D model. Everything in the game has been pre-rendered and stored as video or image files. These assets are orchestrated through a custom game engine that reads a data map that describes the whole game-- how all of the assets are linked together, and the available input controls. The original game engine was written in C++ by my father and compiled for Mac System 8 and Windows 16-bit.
The remake is written in Javascript using NodeJS, express, mongodb, three.js, react, redux, rxjs, lodash, webpack and whole bunch of smaller libraries. The game engine was converted from an event cycle to event driven. All of the assets were converted to web friendly formats. My goal for Morpheus is to first re-release it as a multi-platform game with its original graphics, then remaster the original graphics while not into a higher resolution at least a less-compressed version. Finally, I would like to take the original 3D assets and either re-render them as high resolution assets or convert the game into a "RealMorpheus" style game that gives the player full freedom to walk around. That is all way down the line.... right now I am focused on fixing bugs, readying for release, getting build pipelines set-up and the like.
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March 18, 1991, Section C, Page 11Buy Reprints
One need not be a jaded constituent of New York's literati to recognize Isaac Geldhart, the esteemed publisher and embattled Jewish father who stands at the center of "The Substance of Fire," the new play by Jon Robin Baitz at Playwrights Horizons. A childhood refugee from the "wrecked world" of the Holocaust, Isaac came to New York an orphan, reinvented himself as a bon vivant, married well and found a measure of fame and fortune as a rigorously independent champion of literary books that wouldn't be caught dead on a best-seller list. By the late 1980's, when Mr. Baitz's play unfolds, Isaac has long since been a brand name in the culture industry. He is one of those survivors, of post-war American intellectual firestorms no less than Old Europe's bloodbaths, who run Manhattan with an iron tongue.
Isaac is such a familiar type that one could draft an extensive list of actual literary power brokers -- no names will be named here -- who share some or most of his childhood background, professional resume, neo-conservative politics and cosmopolitan accent. But to recognize a Manhattan archetype is not the same thing as knowing one, and it is the searing achievement of "The Substance of Fire" that it keeps chipping and chipping away at its well-worn, well-defended protagonist until finally he and the century that shaped him and then reshaped him are exposed to the tragic quick. As written with both scrupulous investigative zeal and bottomless sympathy by Mr. Baitz and as acted in a career-transforming performance by Ron Rifkin, Isaac Geldhart is one of the most memorable and troubling characters to appear onstage this season.
He is also the harbinger of what is likely to be a major playwriting career for a dramatist who is only 29 years old. Mr. Baitz, who has previously been represented in New York by the highly promising "Film Society," is going to write better plays than "The Substance of Fire," but line by line, insight by insight, scene by scene, his writing is already so articulate, witty and true that it's only a matter of time before his theatrical know-how, some of which must come with experience, catches up with his talent. Mr. Baitz seems to understand so much -- about people, language, society -- and to be so eager to say what he knows that the naturalistic conventions of a work like "The Substance of Fire" simply cannot contain him.
Though this play wanders all over the place during its two enthralling hours, as if the young author were trying out different dramatic strategies for size, nearly every place it visits is of interest, not in the least because Mr. Rifkin's congenitally combative Isaac is always center stage. In Act I, the publisher is placed in a typical family-business conflict: to save his increasingly insolvent firm from Japanese takeover sharks, he must browbeat his three adult children, all principal stockholders, into philosophical and financial submission. In Act II, set a few years later, what seemed to be a potentially high-charged boardroom drama is all but forgotten (as are some of its players) while Mr. Baitz forces Isaac to confront the demons that would destroy him from within.
All of Isaac's struggles, of course, date back to the war in which his parents and grandparents died in the camps while he escaped incarceration. If Isaac has his share of survivor's guilt, compounded by the death of his wife six years before the play opens, he also has a survivor's arrogant omnipotence. With his natty, custom-made, double-breasted suits, verbal elegance and chilling charm, Mr. Rifkin presents the publisher as a figure of dazzling intellectual authority who long ago realized that he was the smartest person in any book-lined New York room. He never hesitates to remind all listeners that in an America where so many people dispose of their history and convictions for expediency's sake, he has kept the "fire" ignited by his youth, the spirit that keeps him sticking up for the highest standards in morality and literature alike.
Even his attractive and accomplished children do not escape his bullying condescension. Isaac refers to his Wharton-educated son (Jon Tenney), a partner in the publishing business, as an accountant and to his other son (Patrick Breen), a Rhodes scholar who teaches landscape architecture at Vassar, as an "assistant gardener." He dismisses his sensitive daughter (Sarah Jessica Parker), an actress in children's television, as "a hired clown." When all three suggest that a commercial novel of the brat pack school might bail out his bottom line, Isaac sticks to his plan of publishing a six-volume scholarly work on Nazi medical experiments and delivers a hilarious discourse on "slicko hipster" fiction that surpasses any diatribe yet published about "American Psycho."
For all his nastiness, it is hard to dislike Isaac, even as one is grateful that he is not one's own father or cocktail-party acquaintance. He is just too smart and funny and, on occasion, too right to be dismissed. Once Mr. Baitz ruthlessly challenges the premises by which Isaac has lived -- examining the real meaning of his survival, the substance of his "fire" -- the audience is caught up in the sad reckoning facing him in late middle age. Is Isaac's proud insistence on holding onto his past the choice that allowed him to survive, or is it a burden that robbed him of any hope for happiness?
"I thought that if I published Hazlitt and Svevo, I'd be spared," says a frayed and clinically depressed Isaac in Act II. But he has not been spared: if the Nazis destroyed his family in Europe, he has "trashed" his own family, effectively if not as definitively, in New York. Not for nothing does he pore over some illustrated letters among his prized possessions -- "gestures of love" by other witnesses to the "bloodthirsty century" like Osip Mandelstam and George Grosz -- with a teary intimacy he cannot achieve with his own children. Just as pointedly does Mr. Baitz indicate that the "most crucial part" of Isaac's collection of ephemera is a watercolor postcard painted by the young Hitler in Vienna at a time when he "fancied himself a serious artist." Does Hitler's painting make a mockery of all humane connections between life and art? If so, is it possible that the life of literature that Isaac has invented in New York is an escape from life rather than life itself, just as the love of books is a flight from love?
To yank Isaac into these conundrums -- and the audience into the timeless drama of how any adult succeeds or fails in replaying a traumatic childhood -- Mr. Baitz must bring on a psychiatric social worker (a hard-working Maria Tucci) who has a few too many crosses of her own (and New York City's) for the evening to bear. To dramatize the harm Isaac has inflicted on his children, the playwright schematically gives each of them a casebook infirmity, psychological or physical, to serve as a literal parental scar. The denouement of "The Substance of Fire" is also too pat, though it is so beautifully understated in Daniel Sullivan's staging that it is touching anyway.
Then again, Mr. Sullivan's entire production is flawless, from the snowy Gramercy Park light that the designer Arden Fingerhut visits on John Lee Beatty's elegant set to the perfect-pitch orchestration of dialogue that ranges from bitchy, sophisticated publishing-industry gossip to painful excavations of horrors civilization can never shake. Every performance is finely shaded in texture. Ms. Parker, an actress whose development has been a joy to watch since her childhood appearance in "Annie," is both impassioned and comic as a weightier counterpart to the Los Angeles woman-child she plays just as winningly in the Steve Martin film "L.A. Story." Mr. Breen and Mr. Tenney portray both the outward, hardwon maturity and buried, infantile hurts of Isaac's sons with equal conviction.
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Mrs. Jeffries & the Mistletoe Mix-Up
by Emily Brightwell
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Publisher: Berkley Prime Crime
Released: November 6, 2012
Source: Review copy from the publisher.
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Moments after a high tea is interrupted by a fire in the servants' hall, art collector Daniel McCourt is found sprawled on the floor of his study under a bundle of mistletoe, his throat slit by the bloody sword lying next to his body. Could the killer be a disgruntled lover, sending a message by murdering McCourt under the mistletoe? Could it be one of his fellow collectors, pointedly using one of McCourt's own acquisitions to kill him?
Inspector Witherspoon is determined to solve the case—preferably before Christmas Eve—but of course he will need some assistance from the always sharp-witted Mrs. Jeffries, who has her own theories on why McCourt had to die by the sword...
My Review:
Mrs. Jeffries & the Mistletoe Mix-Up is a historical mystery set in England in the late 1800's, though we don't know the exact year. This book was the twenty-ninth book in the series. You don't need to read the previous books to understand this one, and this book didn't spoil the mysteries of the previous books.
There were enough setting and time period details to give the story a historical feel. The characters were engaging and realistic, though not highly complex. The suspense came from wondering whodunit, though Mrs. Jeffries and company also nearly got caught helping the Inspector several times (which they want to avoid).
The story was a clue-based "puzzle-it-out" mystery. By about halfway through, I was pretty sure that one or two specific characters were whodunit. I had the correct whodunit and motive before Mrs. Jeffries even caught on to the "revealing" clue. It was clever how the author hid that clue, though, so whodunit wasn't obvious.
There was no sex. There was a minor amount of explicit bad language (some of it was British bad words). Overall, I'd recommend this enjoyable mystery.
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"And remember, I am with you each and every day until the end of the age" (Mt. 28:20)
Back in the seminary, there was a magnificent wooden stairway which went up four stories. As you have heard in my homilies, I don't like heights. One night, a friend of mine, who had a very playful sense of humor, was up on the third floor near the library with me, right next to that stairway. He knew I didn't like heights, and he suddenly went over to the railing, where you could look way down.
As he did so, he said, "Pete, imagine if this railing wasn't here!" And he began waving his arms as he leaned way over! Well, he didn't fall, but I was paralyzed with fear that he would!
The description of the Ascension of Jesus in the Acts of the Apostles, which we read this past Thursday, shows the disciples looking up to heaven, watching Jesus depart. It reminds me of that moment at the railing of that high stairwell. There once was a time when the railing wasn't there. And there once was a time when the Church wasn't the large, worldwide institution it is today. No parishes, not much of a hierarchy, no written – out liturgical books, no bible, no catechism. Just the disciples, looking up to heaven, perhaps wondering, "What next?"
Maybe some were paralyzed by fear at the thought of doing it without Jesus! The heavenly messengers urged them not to stand there, looking up. Jesus would come again. Meanwhile, there was a mission. They were to go and wait for the Spirit, who would help them take the next steps.
The Feast of the Ascension recalls not only the Lord's ascension into heaven, but also His assurance of security to remain with His Church always through the Holy Spirit. When I see people polarized over religious opinion, I wonder if they have forgotten His promise to be with us always, until the end of time. For we can be confident, that in the very reality of the Church, He is still present and known.
As Pope Francis said, people cannot be Christians without the Church, explaining that Christian identity is rooted in it and that believers cannot stand alone. "Our Christian identity is belonging to a people: the Church. Without this, we are not Christians. We entered the Church through baptism: there we are Christians," Francis said during Mass on Thursday,
Vatican Radio reported.
"A Christian without a church is something purely idealistic, it is not real," the Roman Catholic Church leader argued. He said that one cannot "understand a Christian alone" any more than "Jesus Christ alone" can be understood. "Jesus Christ did not fall from the sky like a superhero who comes to save us. No. Jesus Christ has a history. And we can say, and it is true, that God has a history because He wanted to walk with us. And you cannot understand Jesus Christ without His history. So a Christian without history, without a Christian nation, a Christian without the Church is incomprehensible. It is a thing of the laboratory, an artificial thing, a thing that cannot give life," Francis said.
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Hello and welcome to Day 2 of Whimsy Stamps February Rubber Stamp; Die Release Showcase!
Bev Rochester
Deb Routledge
Colleen Schaan
Beautiful couple and I love the clean look on the overall. Love how the colors match to each other.
Hugs, Eemeli
Gorgeous card - love your choice of colors.
AWE very Beautiful!!!
beautiful card!
hugs Annemarie
Gorgeous card!
Hugs Jessica
What a cute image for a wedding card!
I just love this card... the colors, the papers and the layout!
just to cute.
Wow Debbie, that image is so cute! I love the colors and sentiment you used. Hugs, Hanneke
Great couple. Fantastic wedding card! Love the colorcombo.
Hugs Aartje
Oh how adorable, i love the pretty layout. hugs! Mojca
Beautiful card!!
WOW! How beautiful! I love your layout and coloring!
Love this new Wee Stamp, really cute. Your card is very pretty.
Your card is beautiful, Debbie! Wonderful coloring of the darling couple!
Very cure Debbie, this stamp will be really popular for Spring weddings.
This is gorgeous Debbie, really unusual colours for a wedding card, but so pretty! I love the sentiment too, very sweet :)
Tanya xx
I absolutely love this image. These make such a cute couple! Great card! hugs! xx
This is so sweet,what a wonderful image and sentiment.Jacqueline.S
Great card! I like the image and the sentiment.
What an adorable couple. I love your card and the way you used the ribbon.
totally beautiful card!
love this image! fab work :)
Very pretty card
Very adorable. Love the details and colours.
Oh, what a cute couple, love the coloring and the background papers are perfect.
Beautiful card, love the color on the the couple
Cute couple. Great card.
I loooooove this image! Cute couple!
What a beautiful card!!! Love the image!! HUgsxx
Gorgeous card!
What a fabulous card. The colouring is perfect and I love the sentiment. Pat x
lovely card and image so sweet hugs xx
Very nicwe Debbie~~This is ultimately one of my faves!!!!
such a cute couple! Great card.
Fabulous card Debbie,gorgeous and sweet image^_^
Big hug,
Oh Debbie this is lovely. I hope you are feeling better now. Happy Weekend, Judy x
Love your card and I love this little stamp!
Absolutely beautiful card!! Wonderfully colored, and those papers look so good together!


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I recently purchased the Olympus 12-40mm f/2.8 lens for $800 (on sale right now) and discovered that it was sharp all the way to the corners, at all focal lengths, and free from purple fringing. See my conclusion here.
I looked through the sample photos at dpreview.com for the Leica Vario-Elmar-T 18-56mm f/3.5-5.6 which is the normal zoom for its T and TL series of APS-C cameras, and sells for a very expensive $1650.
Looking at some of the sample photos, I saw corners that were mushy and had purple fringing. Unlike the sharper and purple-fringe-free corners of the Olympus zoom.
Furthermore, the Olympus zoom is a constant f/2.8, and although that's equivalent to a constant f/3.7 on an APS-C camera with a 1.5 focal-length modifier, it's still a faster lens than the Leica zoom.
Furthermore, the Olympus zooms out to a slightly wider field of view.
The only advantage of the Leica lens is that it weighs less, approximately 9 ounces vs 13.5 ounces. But the Olympus lens is faster, and faster glass is heavier, that's just the way it is.
Despite Leica's reputation for making the "best" lenses, it seems to me that the Olympus lens is superior to the Leica lens. And that's before we even bring price into it.


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Liam and Navid, in an effort to get teenage pro-surfer Cassie to be their first sponsored athlete, ask her favorite musician Olly Murs to do a special performance. Naomi travels to New York to make a good impression on Jordan's mother, Cheryl with disastrous consequences. Annie decides to publicly say her novel is fiction but Dixon (Tristan Wilds) persuades her to tell the truth. (thetvdb.com)


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Happy Friday loves! Is me or this week went by so fast??? I am loving the weather from yesterday since is was sunny but not humid. I like wearing leggins a lot with loose tops or tunics since is very comfy for school and to be running some errands. I mean who doesn't like wearings lol I feel that girls just wear leggins no more jeans. Here is my look from yesterday I went to school and later on I was running some errands
May 30, 2014
Everyday look
Tags: <looks>, EVERYDAYLOOK
May 28, 2014
Turquoise with Stripes
Today is kinda of a windy day in New Jersey and I don't mind it at all because this last few days we had a little bit of humid days! Yesterday I was running around some errands with my mom and I decided to wear my joe fresh dress I had also shown this dress Here it is
I am loving my new handbag new Rebacca Minkoff mini mac cross body Here it is the same style!
I hope everyone has a great week!!!
Tags: <looks>, rebecca minkoff, stripes
May 27, 2014
Blue and Hearts
Hello world!!! Today I am starting my summer classes and my class is very early in the morning lol. I love sleeping in but I guess not anymore. Anyways I recently purchase this cool looking pants from bloomindales I thought they will look good with any solid color of shirt I love having funky pants
I love blue because the color will be great all year around. I wore neutral accessories to bring down the colors, I love my new sunglasses from Nordstrom Here it is
Tags: Accessorize, blues
May 26, 2014
Kids Fashion
Happy Memorial Day!!
I have not been posting everyday last week thats because I had work almost like everyday and it takes time, anyways here is the monday post and everyone knows that every monday we have a kids fashion post with the collaboration of my little brother! Yesterday we had church like every sunday and I wanted to do more bright colors and do some blues!
I hope everyone enjoys the post!!!
May 20, 2014
{ 2 ways to wear} Blues
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Welcome everyone!!!
For today I have decided to do a little bit of a different post since most of the time I am always running around from school to work I decided how to wear this blue jacket into two different ways. Now that we are in spring I love to be outside more to enjoy the nice warm weather well that does not mean we gotta change outfit when we come from work to go outside for diner or just to relax.
We can change just the pants and if we want shoes and we can have a more of a casual look from to day to night!
Read more for the rest of the post
Tags: 2 ways to wear, blues, spring
May 19, 2014
Kids Fashion
I hope everyone had an amazing weekend!!
Kids fashion is here! I have been receiving a lot of feedback about post like this, I think many of us like girls styles more because they have more choices but now that I have a brother, I am always looking for fashion pieces for boys. My mother loves dressing him with dress shirts (more dressy) but I love to dress him a bit more casual lol The latest post I have put up were more with dress shirts but I was getting emails about to do more casual looks. Here is the post Jeremiah is wearing one of his newest sneakers I got him. I was a little bit worry about the color since they are so bright I bought them at foot locker and I was thinking umm idk but I got them anyway. Last week I went to bloomindales and we saw this under armor sweats and my mom said it would look great with his sneakers. Here is the complete look!
May 17, 2014
Birthday wish list
Happy Saturday everyone!! Well for everyone who doesn't know my birthday is less than a month and I created a collage of my birthday wish list. As a girl we always want everything lol for anyone who wants to give me anything here is the list lol just kidding. My birthday is june 11 and I will be turning 21, I feel that I am turning old. I will be celebrating my birthday with my family and my boyfriend.
I hope everyone has a good weekend! comment for any questions don't forget to follow me along around the social media.
Tory Burch leather shoes
Kate Spade crossbody purse
Allurez gold jewelry
Kate spade watch
Kate Spade crystal jewelry
Kate Spade tech accessory
Kate Spade tech accessory
Kate Spade drinkware
Tags: fashion, Kate Spade, Tory Burch
May 16, 2014
Blue & Purples
Happy friday everyone!! Well for me this week went flying I guess because of finals lol... Anyways I am so happy because I am done with the spring semester. I am ready for my summer classes and summer offcuerse. Yesterday I went to the radio station star 99.1 for anyone who didn't know I am christian and at the radio station they invited my family and I to meet Michael W. Smith he is an amazing christian singer, we got to talk to him and we also got his latest cd. I had such an amazing time, I got to meet amazing people from the radio station. Here is my look of what I wore for the "mini concert"
May 15, 2014
Florals & Nude
Woah! This week went by so fast is already Thursday! This was my last week of the semester, I am so happy because that means more time for blogging. you guys think I should change the look of my blog? Please let me know and comment if I should change the look! Well back to the blog, last week the weather change completely and it was extremely humid. My mother, brother and I went around town and I took some pictures with the lovely trees. I wore this amazing pants from crew that I bought last year, they fit great! Floral pants can go with nice neutral top I wore a sleeves shirt from Joe's with some orange necklace to give a pop of color! Great look for everyday school, diner, etc..
I will love to hear about how each of you dress during week
Tags: <looks>, accessoires, outfits
May 14, 2014
Too faced "Beauty Blogger"
Hello Everyone! I have been dying to show you this beauty pieces, I purchase this beauty bloggers love by too faced at ultra and I just saw it there and I don't own any too faced make up and what better way to try it with this kit right? It was $20 not bad for too faced brand, anyways I bought this item last tuesday and I was trying it out before I show you guys because I don't want any of you buying something that won't work. I personally love it!!!!! I was telling girls from work and also my cousins to buy this because I believe is a limited edition so ladies please go to ultra ASAP!
Read more to see the rest of the pictures!
Tags: beauty products, blogger, too faced
May 13, 2014
Grey & Black
I just want to say that I am so blessed for all of the emails I have receive from you guys. They mean so much to me I feel that I am actually doing something. Well back to the outfit I wore this saturday I was doing some last minute shopping with mommy and brother. At bloomindales they have this section and I thought this was great some pictures right? I wore this grey casual top from vince camuto I like the material of the shirt is very light for a humid days.
May 12, 2014
Kids Fashion
Let's start a great week with a fun post. It's monday and everyone knows what that means KIDS FASHION, yesterday for mothers day we went to church and little boy wore his new puma sneakers they light up. I think buying sneakers with lights will be fun for them because they will be having fun with it. The weather has change dramatically we are getting 80 degree weather lol lets hope it doesn't change! I hope all the moms out there had a great mothers day. I hope everyone has a great monday and a great week!
May 10, 2014
Shopping Outfits
Yay! Is finally saturday it means crunch time to buy the perfect gift for mothers day. I have some ideas of what to wear for shopping. Most mall will be def busy so we want to be as more comfy as we can by just wearing some black leggins comfy flats with a nice sweater or blouse. I hope everyone has a safe weekend and have fun shopping and spending time with momma!!!
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Tags: <looks>, accessoires, mothers day
May 8, 2014
Mother's Day gift guide
Happy Friday everyone! I know most of us are waiting last minute to purchase the ideal mother's gift. Is very hard to find a gift for mom something because they have everything I created a mini collage for everyone to get an idea what kind of gift we can get for mom. I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend with family and specially with mom. I hope this collage help a little bit!
read more for the links to the items.
omg is finally thursday and mothers day is around the corner I have created a collage for some gift ideas for mothers day I will be posting it by the end of the day or friday. I already purchase my mom her gift I hope she likes it. Anyways I bought myself the white converse on saturday and I have wore then everyday since saturday lol I know it may seen crazy but I am in love with them, I highly recomend the white converse for the spring/summer. I never owned converse before this are my first converse ever and I love them. Is finals and I really wanna be comfy and stay focus in school I am wearing leggins almost everyday first because they are comfy and they look good with anything on. back to the outfit I paired it with my lovely long sleeve I purchase at nordstrom during the winter. Is a very casual and simple look for finals/ study mood
Tags: Converse, joefresh, long champ
May 7, 2014
New purchase
yay is finally wednesday!
So far I been having a great week, Everyone knows I am a little bit of a shopaholic lol..
last week I went to the mall and I bought some of this pieces on the collage I will be doing a collage for some ideas for mothers day what you guys think?
Guys I am so thankful for every person who follows me and leaves me amazing comments
Thank you everyone!!!
May 6, 2014
Green & Black
Hello everyone! I am super excited because I have been trying to wear this green cardigan for a long time ago and I wore this on Sunday to go to church! I like mixing colors and wear looks of bracelets lol you guys probably know this by now
Anyways here is look of sunday I hope everyone likes the post
Tags: Accessorize, church
May 5, 2014
Kids fashion
New week, new post
Today is monday and as everyone knows I will be doing kids fashion every monday featuring by my brother. Here wore this yesterday for church. Dressing up boys may seen very simple but boys can wear very nice pieces. He was having fun with this buzz light year taking pictures.
I hope everyone had a great weekend. Time to start a new great week
ps. my birthday is coming soon!!!
May 4, 2014
Stripes and Colors
Happy sunday y'all!!!
I am loving the weather lately here in Jersey is 80 to 70 degrees but today sunday is a bit more chilly here is my look from yesterday. The weather was gorgeous too bad I had to work but I went out to do some errands with my mother in the morning and I wore this amazing new dress I got from Joe fresh at jcpenney! Check out the other photos !!!
Have a great week everyone
Tags: joefresh, long champ, michael kors
May 3, 2014
Pink and gold
Happy saturday everyone!!!
I am loving my black flats with the gold bow it reminds me a little bit of kate spade
I am all about pastels colors this season and also to wear bracelets, I went to eat at this burger place with my boyfriend yesterday and I wore this, is very casual and yet still a little bit dressy because of the button down (for my opinion). The burgers are amazing and the fries are delicious! I had a great week at school and work how was your week? comment down bellow
Tags: <looks>, fashion, Kate Spade
May 2, 2014
Comfy day
I wore this outfit Thursday for a busy day at school and running around errands.
I def like wearing cross body handbags for a busy day, easy to carry right ladies?? The pieces that I wore can easily be wore to the fall, very neutral colors! I like wearing pieces and just changing it up a little bit for the spring.
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Tags: armani exhange, macys, Old Navy
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Green light given for 167 new homes in North Hykeham, despite traffic concerns
Councillors have approved plans for 167 houses to be built in North Hykeham, despite concerns about traffic from residents.
The homes, which were submitted by Tennyson Homes Ltd, have been designed around a main loop road extending from Cleveland Avenue around to Hambleton Avenue.
Varied houses will be built across the site, with the open market element comprising 14 two beds, 27 three beds, 55 four beds and 26 five beds.
Affordable housing on the site will comprise of 20 two bed units and 25 three bed units.
There will also be a sustainable drainage scheme on site, a key feature of which is the inclusion of swales adjacent to the main spine road, along with a surface water attenuation basin on the eastern part of the site.
The application was approved by 20 members with one abstention at a North Kesteven District Council planning meeting on Tuesday, January 17.
Councillors noted concerns over traffic and added the the addition of the proposed Lincoln Southern Bypass would help to ease congestion.
They added an amendment to the proposals that money should go towards either the bypass or local distributor roads.
Cllr Lee says he understands residents' concerns re: traffic.
— North Kesteven DC (@NorthKestevenDC) January 17, 2017
Cllr Little calls for money to go to the Lincoln Southern Bypass or local distributor roads to ease congestion. #NKPlanning
— North Kesteven DC (@NorthKestevenDC) January 17, 2017


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ACCORDING to the Beatles there are 4,000 holes in Blackburn, Lancashire.
Little did Lennon and McCartney know that Lucas Neill would try to make it 4,001 by putting a hole in Jamie Carragher's leg at Ewood Park. He hasn't even apologised for what GH described as a cowardly challenge.
In October's Issue of The Kop we give our verdict on Neill, Graeme Souness, David Thompson and the battle of Ewood Park.
Also in your Kop this month we ask whether John Arne Riise can recover the form he showed in his first season at Anfield.
We reveal why Gerard Houllier is the best Liverpool boss of all when it comes to Merseyside derbies and John Aldridge why Wolverhampton Wanderers recently did him proud.
We take a first hand look at new-boy Carl Medjani , tell you why Anthony Le Tallec and Florent Sinama-Pongolle SHOULDN'T be playing every week and reveal the winner of the Kop Summer challenge.
The Kop Mole, Dr Kop and Anne-field Frank make their regular appearances and with Carra now out for six months, we have a special game for him to play with his ten-month old baby.
You get all this and more in October's edition of the Kop which is out now.
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It Is Not All Gravy – Issues With Facebook, Twitter & Instagram
While we named these platforms The Big 3 in the previous article, they can be very annoying at times but that does not seem to hinder their popularity. We are going to go through some of the 'rules' & annoying aspects when applying a social media strategy using Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. LinkedIn needs a whole article to itself. If there are any we missed, don't be a stranger & get in touch! While this is arguably one of the most popular social platforms, dealing with so many users can lead to a lot of issues. This is one of the main platforms we use for clients so we are well versed in the annoyances. Facebook has a help center option allowing you to contact them, however, as everything has been automated it can be near on impossible to get an actual answer to your questions. To ensure you are getting the most out of Facebook you have to keep up to date with the changes in their algorithms. This means that what worked for your last month may not be work next month. For example, Facebook recently changed the size of images used for posting articles. This may seem minor but if you are posting from your own blog you may need to adjust the feature image size on all articles in order for them to fit correctly.
There are some parts of Twitter that we find constantly frustrating. The option to add a poll to your tweet for example. This in itself is a great idea, however, we have had the issue of only being able to add to answers to the poll. Twitter displays the option to add numerous answers but this quite often does not work. Also, if you want to pay for your ads, you better have some patience as setting up the payment system is also buggy & can just not work for no reason at all. Be prepared for a couple of failed attempts. Finally, go easy on following other people. Best case scenario is that you have more followers than you are following. Just something to bear in mind. Do not get carried away with retweeting. The Twitter community does not respond well to this. It can clog up your newsfeed & make it appear as if you are not a 'real' person.
Instagram can be irritating in many ways. It tends to penalize you for sharing too many single pictures which is why the portfolio style of posting numerous pictures at once has become so popular.Instragram users can be ruthless & will unfollow you for this. For many of you that use multiple platforms, you may want to use a scheduling tool. It is understandable. But, not with instagram. It is messy & will often not work. It is also a predominantly mobile-based platform so keep that in mind when you are posting. Over "hashtagging" has become the latest trend that you can be penalized for. According to research, 4 is the maximum! Users of Instagram seem to be more judgemental, as according to Vogue, if you don't have more than 11 likes on your picture then it has got to go! We do not agree with this mindset at all. These are just some of the 'annoying things' we have found with dealing with the Big 3.


text: Contents IT Business Management Previous Topic Next Topic Set up the Scrum environment Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Set up the Scrum environment The first step in the Scrum process flow is setting up the environment. Remove customizations from the existing Agile Development application (formerly SDLC - Scrum). Failure to do so might affect the functionality in Agile Development plugin. Activate the Agile Development plugin. Assign appropriate scrum roles to the users in your instance. Be aware of roles that contain other roles and note the list of activities that are typical for each role. Note: Access control records for each table in the Scrum Process Pack apply to users based on their scrum role. Delete a previous scrum customizationIf you customized the Agile Development application (formerly SDLC - Scrum), delete these customizations before activating the Scrum Process Pack to ensure that all features work properly. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic


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This Year's 4 European Destinations To Be Seen At
Whether you're planning an adventure with your friends, looking for the perfect city for a family weekend, or embarking on a solo trip, these hot emerging European destinations should definitely be on your travel bucket list for 2019.
Europeans sure know how to throw a great party. Perhaps for this very reason, the scores of backpackers that flock to the continent are more because they are not just looking to explore natural sites and museums, but are also looking to attend 'the' parties of their lives. Europeans have the most successful DJs and artists on the planet.
Milan, Italy
Milan, the fashion capital of Italy is famous for its vibrant food and drink. Milan is full of beautiful skyscrapers and jaw-dropping courtyards that have held the attention of the masses. This beautiful city will make you crave for more. The food in Milan is rich and hearty with meat and rice taking center stage. The contemporary masterpiece, Art museum Fondazione Prada, and The Gothic Duomo di Milano cathedral and the Santa Maria delle Grazie are must-see attractions of Milan. From food to architecture, Milan is charming and attractive with a vibe that is a blend of contemporary history and modern-world romance. When in Milan, you can shop the trendiest clothes from high street boutiques and famous designers.
Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg is a city with many faces offering a unique experience for everybody – whether you're a shopaholic or a history buff. Due to its rich maritime heritage, It is becoming the hottest destination of Germany. A city with neighborhoods having their own unique character; Hamburg is the most trendy city. The hip neighborhood of Gängeviertel offers the gritty art culture. Hamburg's Flora-Park is rich in political history. You will always be close to water, almost anywhere you go in Hamburg. Miniatur Wunderland has the largest model railroad in the world and is one of Hamburg's most popular attractions.
Barcelona, Spain
If you need a city break with a beach, then Barcelona is a great destination for sightseeing and some sport. Barcelona is known for its great art, it is the dream destination or all the culture vultures and the art fanatics. Museu Picasso and other mansions with Picasso's work are definitely worth a visit. Antoni Gaudi's unfinished church of the 1880s is a beautiful attraction that is famous for its museum and its view. Barcelona has the most scintillating nightlife that fulfills your heart's desire. So, if a Barcelona hen do is what you have in your mind, then it will be the perfect blend of immense culture, beach breaks and fun, wild nights.
Lisbon, Portugal
The largest city of Portugal, Lisbon is a Latin fairy-tale of wooden trams and iron funiculars. Since it is one of the most oldest cities, you can feel the antiquity clinging wherever you go. Lisbon offers quaint bookshops that all the avid readers would definitely want to check out.
If you aren't a fan of the rich fortified wine, you can opt for Portugal's national drink, Porto. The Chiado district is the major attraction of Lisbon with beautifully elegant Belle-Èpoque shop fronts, cafès and theatres. Famous for its seafood, the city is also proud of its glazing nightlife. You sure can end your European holiday on a satisfactory note.
For an amazing holiday, Europe has everything that you wish for – beautiful architecture, shopping and great nightlife. It is perfect if you want to explore an abundance of party destinations. There is much more to Europe then these amazing destinations that are worth checking out, but the ones listed above are emerging hottest European Destinations to visit in 2019.


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Buying a Property with a Dam? You Need to Do These Three ThingsShare
If you have bought a property that happens to have a dam on it, you might be a little nervous about taking care of it. Dams can last for a very long time, so you need to know what kind of tasks to do in order to keep the dam strong and protect the rest of your property. Here are three of the things you'll need to do if you have a dam.
Monitor the Dam Frequently
Taking the time to physically look at your dam on a regular basis is one of the best ways to avoid trouble. Look for signs of cracking along the dam, and look for any signs that the water is starting to erode the dam or the soil around the dam. This can cause dam failure, and noticing early signs of erosion can give you time to get the dam repaired by a professional before the dam is breached. You also want to look at the outlet pipe. Ensure that it isn't blocked or damaged.
Clear Away Debris
While you're looking out for signs of cracks and other problems, take time to clear away dead leaves and other debris near the dam. Dead leaves and debris can provide nests and feeding places for insects and small animals that could then start to dig away at or burrow into the embankment or other soil near the dam. Make sure that the grass on the embankment is kept mowed.
Have a Plan for an Emergency
To protect the rest of your property, it's a smart idea to create a plan of action in the event of a dam breach. This plan might involve moving to higher ground, notifying neighbors, and contacting a dam repair professional. Talk about the plan with your family and neighbors so they understand what to do.
Be proactive about enacting the plan; even if the water is only near the top of the dam after a rainstorm or you only see minimal seepage, start putting the plan into action. Err on the side of caution so you don't risk injuries or damage.
Using the ideas set out above can provide you with a sense of relief that you are doing everything possible to take care of your dam and protect everything else on your property. Seek out a local dam repair contractor such as T. Luckey Sons, Inc. who can inspect your dam, service it regularly, and give you more suggestions about how to care for the dam.


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The Helsinki Distilling Company has been distilling Whiskey since 2013. The very first casks were bottled in August 2017, after which we have been steadily releasing small batches of 100% Rye Malt Whiskey and Rye Malt (70% Rye, 30% Barley). In the future, there will also be a Single Malt Whiskey available.
All of our whiskey is made from local Finnish grains, pure Finnish water and heaps of love. Stay tuned for future releases!


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QuietKat Rover 750W Fat Tire Electric Bicycle
The Rover fat tire electric bike is an awesome entry level model from QuietKat that will make enjoying the great outdoors and deep woods a breeze. Powered by a powerful and high quality Panasonic 48 volt, 750 watt battery, the Rover can easily take you where you need to go for exploring the country, fishing, hunting, or just leisure riding on tough surfaces.
This bike comes with a 48 Volt, 750 Watt motor. It is very powerful and responsive, it can take you over any terrain completely unassisted for 20 miles per charge. The bike offers plenty of torque from a stand-still and even the heaviest riders will have no trouble climbing hills effortlessly, go deeper into the wild without any fear of getting stuck. The Rover can carry riders up to 300 lbs.
A convenient LCD display is mounted to the handlebars to keep track of all the information you want to know. Use it to choose your Pedal Assist level and monitor speed, distance, battery life, and power usage.
The rover is a single speed bike so you do not need to worry about shifting. Use the pedal assist or throttle and focus on the bumpy terrain you are riding on. The bike is very easy to operate and useful for hunting, fishing, or moving across unveven surfaces with ease.
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- Max Unassisted Speed: 16mph
- Motor: Bafang 750w Hub-Drive
- Display: Digital
- Battery: 48v/11.6ah Panasonic
- Frame: Medium/Large
- Brakes: Mechanical Disc – 203mm Rotor
- Fork: Rigid
- Wheel/Tire: 26"x 4.5"
- Gearing: Single Speed
- Drive: Stainless Steel Chain
- Load Carry: 300 lbs
- Available Colors: Black & Camo
- Range: 20 Miles Unassisted


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Pakistan is a cesspool of humanitarian crises, but who cares? Imran and Reham just got divorced!
Imran Khan is in the news again. He has definitely got the knack for it. Even those who are staunchly against him, people like me who are not Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) supporters in any way, turn around to listen when he's going on and on about something. Whether it's about "teen halqe" or even his madcap rants atop the container, the man can pull crowds. A lot of it has to do with the fact that my generation, those of us who were all young and starry-eyed when he lifted the 1992 cricket World Cup, grew up with the idea of ...Read Full Post
Can a Tweet get you arrested in Pakistan? Yes, it can
Today, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested a social media activist from Peshawar for posting a tweet on September 22nd, 2015. They placed upon him charges for violating the Electronic Transaction Ordinance of 2002 specifically clause 36: Violation of Privacy of Information and 37: Damage to Information Systems. These are, as per my understanding, non-bailable offences permitting the FIA unbridled arrest of Qazi Jalal for up to 90 days without follow up. Electronic Transaction Ordinance of 2002 – Clause 36 and 37 reads, 36. Violation of privacy of information.—Any person who gains or attempts to gain access to any information system with or without intent to acquire the information contained ...Read Full Post
Ghulam Bilour and Mumtaz Qadri, two sides of the same coin
While the country still reels from the attack on the Imambargah in Shikarpur, Ghulam Ahmed Bilour thought it more necessary to talk about an event that happened a month ago, half a world away, and not in conciliatory terms. Bilour offered a reward for whoever kills the owner of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which recently suffered a terrorist attack that killed 10 of its employees, including its editor-in-chief. Given the amount of deaths that the magazine has already experienced, to call for more of it because of the magazine's allegedly blasphemous cartoons seems excessive at best and an incitement to violence at worst. One ...Read Full Post
Here's to hoping PPP rises again
In the midst of a tussle between Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has been cast aside. However, after the party's rally today, this might not be the case anymore. For Pakistan's political web, this is an extremely positive development. PPP was outmuscled, outwitted and completely blown away in the 2013 general elections. Statistically, PPP's seat count in the National Assembly went down to 45 seats from the 118 it won in the 2008 elections. This was, in no small part, due to PPP's poor performance from 2008 to 2013. As things unfolded following the elections, the general feeling ...Read Full Post
Been there, done that: How 'Naya' will Naya Pakistan be anyway?
Can big names and old faces bring a revolution and change the system or are they just another step towards decadence? This question needs to be asked about the leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) trying to win 'freedom' for the people of Pakistan and who are also, directly or indirectly, equally responsible for the current condition the people are in. PTI's top leadership is notorious for jumping parties, and loyalties, but the party has yet to deliver what it has promised to the masses – even after governing a province for the past 14 months. Most people lost hope when many old ...Read Full Post
For people living in Malakand, every drop of water is a struggle
Imagine a place that has contrasting images of lush green landscapes with rugged mountains as a backdrop and multiple rivers flowing through its land, yet its people have little or no water to drink. Such is the life of the people in, the infrastructurally impaired but visually appealing, Malakand District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The district holds ample importance geographically, as it strategically acts as a gateway to Swat, Dir, Chitral and Bajaur from Peshawar. Keeping its importance in mind, many development projects have been discussed, planned and debated upon but few have seen the light of day up till now. For the ...Read Full Post
ANP's struggle: 'Watan Ya Kafan'
Watan Ya Kafan (either the country or the coffin) is a strong slogan – one that can be read on posters next to those of the Awami National Party (ANP). This slogan was born because of our country's turbulent past and along with Azadi ya Maut (freedom or death), it can be traced back to the Hur resistance movement against British colonialism. The movement was spearheaded by the Pir Pagaras and their followers (Hurs) and it lasted for around a 108 years (1843-1951). It reached its climax when Pir Sibghatullah Shah Rashidi II rose to the title of Pir Pagara in 1922. However, this was short lived as ...Read Full Post
From BB to Bilour: Politics in the time of terrorism
"And one morning, all that was burning, One morning the bonfires leapt out of the earth, Devouring human beings, and from then on fire, Gunpowder from then on, and from then on blood." Thus spoke Pablo Neruda, a Chilean poet, on the horrors and ghastliness of war. Gruesome images coming out of war stricken zones from all over the world evoke the same feeling of revulsion irrespective of colour and creed of the dead. Common people, who do not have anything to do with the supposedly bigger scheme of things, come under the axe and bear the brunt of war. A mother crying on ...Read Full Post
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Felecia Rochell Johnson
Johnson, circa 1994
- Missing Since 02/03/1994
- Missing From Fort Worth, Texas
- Classification Endangered Missing
- Sex Female
- Race Black
- Date of Birth 08/11/1972 (47)
- Age 21 years old
- Height and Weight 5'4, 140 pounds
- Medical Conditions Johnson is addicted to crack cocaine.
- Distinguishing Characteristics African-American female. Red hair, brown eyes. Johnson has a Cesarean section scar on her abdomen. Her two upper front teeth are false, and she wears eyeglasses. She may use the alias name Felecia Rochelle Cox.
Details of DisappearanceJohnson was last seen in Fort Worth, Texas on February 3, 1994. Authorities suspect that she was taken against her will. She has never been heard from again.
Several media reports claimed that Johnson may have left Fort Worth of her own accord. A number of her relatives said that Johnson disappeared from her home in the past, but always contacted a loved one shortly afterwards. Her family members stated that it is uncharacteristic of Johnson to leave for an extended period of time without warning. She left behind a son and daughter.
Johnson's family believe she is probably deceased. Little information is available in her case.
Investigating Agency
- Fort Worth Police Department 817-392-4442
Source Information
Updated 2 times since October 12, 2004. Last updated April 3, 2018; three pictures added, medical conditions and details of disappearance updated.


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How to Use Lemon Balm
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Lemon balm is a leafy herb from the mint family that grows easily and plentifully in any home garden. The perennial plant has many uses that can benefit your skin, body and mind. Steep the leaves in hot water for a potent antioxidant tea, add them to many culinary dishes, or crack one open to rub its soothing qualities directly on a bug bite. The aroma and light, lemony taste of the plant is great in everything from muffins to chicken, and it will calm your mind while also helping you focus.
Cooking with Lemon Balm
1Sprinkle fresh leaves on salads. Finely chop up fresh lemon balm and sprinkle it on a fruit or green, leafy salad. Lemon balm is versatile and you can use it on any salad that could use a soft, lemony flavor. Get creative![1]
2Use it in salsa. Add fresh leaves to any salsa recipe for an interesting flavor twist. Substitute cilantro with finely chopped lemon balm.[2]
3Add lemon balm to tartar sauce. Make a homemade tartar sauce out of mayonnaise and relish. Add finely chopped lemon balm leaves for a minty, lemon zing.
4Use it in place of lemon peel. Lemon balm complements many pastries. Use it in place of lemon peel in cheesecake, muffin and cookie recipes.[3]
5Season chicken with fresh leaves. Finely chop a bunch of leaves and mix them with butter, salt and pepper. Rub the mixture on a chicken breast or place it under the skin of a whole one. Add more fresh leaves to a whole chicken by stuffing the cavity.
Making Drinks with Lemon Balm
1Make a simple syrup. Boil one cup of tightly packed lemon balm leaves, one cup of water, and one cup of sugar. Set the mixture aside for 30 minutes to cool down after the sugar is completely dissolved, and strain the leaves out. Add your homemade syrup to iced tea, lemonade or mix it with vodka. Store any leftovers in the refrigerator.[4]
2Steep hot tea. Lemon balm is known for its relaxing qualities and there's nothing like warm, herbal tea to soothe jittery nerves. Pour hot water over a mug of fresh, cracked leaves and let them steep for 5 to 10 minutes. Wrap the leaves in cheesecloth first or strain them from the hot water.[5]
3Make flavored water. Bring the spa home by making refreshing lemon balm water. Place a handful of fresh leaves in a pitcher. Pour water over the leaves and place it in the refrigerator for several hours. Squeeze a slice of fresh lemon or lime in ice-filled serving glasses for an extra citrus flavor.[6]
4Infuse vodka. Make special flavored vodka with lemon balm leaves easily and amaze house guests with your bartending skills. Fill a jar with fresh leaves, pour inexpensive vodka over it and place in a dark cabinet for one month. Shake the jar every once in awhile to distribute the flavors and after the month's over strain the leaves for lemon balm infused vodka.
Healing with Lemon Balm
1Fall asleep naturally. Lemon balm has been found to help people fall asleep and stay asleep. Fill a small pot with ¾ cup lemon balm and add just enough water to cover the leaves. Bring it to a boil and reduce the heat to simmer. Place a lid over the water, but keep it cracked open so half of the water can evaporate. Strain the leaves and add honey to taste.[7]
- Take this concentrated tea by the spoonful a half hour before bedtime.
2Make an antiviral tincture. Lemon balm packs a cold fighting punch by being full of antioxidants and antiviral properties. Make a tincture to take when you feel an itchy throat or upset stomach coming on by filling 3/4 of a jar with fresh leaves and topping it off with 80 proof or higher alcohol. Keep it in a dark cabinet for four to six weeks and remember to shake it occasionally.[8]
- Take the tincture by the teaspoonful and keep it for a year or more.
3Make an oil infusion for your skin. Lemon balm is reputed to help soften fine lines. Make a lemon balm oil infusion to rub into your skin by drying out a bunch of herbs first. Do this by tying some upside down in an empty closet for four weeks. Fill 1/4 of a glass jar with the dried, crumbled herb. Pour sunflower oil in the jar until it's nearly full, and let it sit in a dark cabinet for four to six weeks.[9]
- Keep your oil infusion for about a year.
4Make a poultice out of fresh leaves and oil. Because of the herb's anti-inflammatory properties, you can make a poultice out of fresh, crushed leaves and olive oil. Add just enough oil to make a paste and rub the mixture on bug bites, and minor skin irritations. Make sure to cover your skin with a band-aid or plastic wrap so it can fully absorb the medicine.[10]
5Rub cracked leaves on cold sores. Lemon balm contains effective anti-viral components. So much so that it is a common over-the-counter treatment for cold sores in Germany. Crack a fresh leaf open and rub the oil from it directly on a cold sore.[11]
6Freshen breath with lemon balm. The light mint flavor of the herb makes it great to use as a natural breath mint. Pull a leaf or two off a plant, rinse it with water and chew for minty fresh breath.
7Make a natural mosquito repellent. Lemon balm is natural mosquito deterrent. Use the plant's aroma on you several different ways:
- Rub a lemon balm oil infusion on exposed skin.
- Rub a lemon balm poultice on exposed skin.
- Rub cracked leaves on exposed skin.
Community Q&A
- Use fresh lemon balm in most cases.
- Dried lemon balm goes bad after about six months.
- Bees are highly attracted to lemon balm. Plant it in a less frequented area of your garden.
- ↑ http://homespunseasonalliving.com/10-ways-use-lemon-balm/
- ↑ http://www.healing-from-home-remedies.com/lemon-balm-recipes.html
- ↑ http://oldfashionedliving.com/lemonbalm.html
- ↑ http://homespunseasonalliving.com/10-ways-use-lemon-balm/
- ↑ http://gourmandeinthekitchen.com/fresh-mint-tea-recipe/
- ↑ https://thenerdyfarmwife.com/12-things-to-do-with-lemon-balm/
- ↑ http://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natural-health/9-benefits-of-lemon-balm/
- ↑ http://www.herballegacy.com/Lemon_Balm.html
- ↑ https://thenerdyfarmwife.com/super-healing-cold-sore-lip-balm/
- ↑ http://www.healing-from-home-remedies.com/make-a-poultice.html
- ↑ https://www.coldsorescured.com/lemon-balm-for-cold-sores/
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Recently I have installed Windows server 2003 Ent Edition on IBM eSeries server for using in my domain.
I have taken it into domain in a name of XYZ.(the same name which was using to this servera) now, there are three accounts./
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Tour the Italian capital on two wheels whilst you enjoy a bike tour of the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Roman Forum and much more.
Rome Bike Tour
At the indicated time, the tour meets in the heart of Rome, to begin our bike tour through the Italian capital. From Santa Eufemia street, we'll pedal in the direction of the Circus Maximus, which held the principal public events during the Roman age. Did you know that it became the largest public space in the city, with space for 300,000 spectators?
Our tour then continues to the Roman Forum, where we'll see the public, cultural, and economic face of the old imperial capital. One of the icons of the city!
Without missing a beat, we'll then pedal to the Campo dei fiori, one of the liveliest squares in Rome. Then as our tour continues, we'll feel the contrast between this square and one of the other important squares in the city: Navona. The Baroque style of its buildings and its characteristic fountains make it an unmissable visit.
Our next stop will be Agrippa's Pantheon, the best conserved ancient Roman building. Do you know which famous renaissance artist is buried inside? We'll reveal this, and other interesting facts as we head on to the Trevi fountain, the most famous in Rome. Don't forget to throw in a coin for luck!
Saving perhaps the best until last, we'll finish with Piazza Venezia, the Teatro Marcello and the Colosseum, the star attraction in Rome.
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3 hours.
The tour is exclusively in English.
Bike rental.
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Russell Brand must be an acquired taste, Katie Hopkins called him a naughty child when he burst in on her programme at LBC. I think he is childish as well, Kenny Everett was OTT, but not silly like Russel Brand!
Just returned from a lovely break in Cyprus. I managed to see a transmitter site at Cape Greco. There were masts there for medium wave transmitters aimed towards the Middle East. Here are some pictures I took Radio Sawa the US ARABIC Station are sited there,. Also Radio France International and Transworld Radio.
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Financial news station Share Radio to close
National DAB business and financial news station Share Radio is to close on May 5th, RadioToday understands.
Presenters and staff were told of the upcoming closure of the station at a meeting held this morning.
Since it launched in 2014 on DAB in London, it has applied to Ofcom for a London AM licence, and called for more shares to keep the service going. Last year it cut six full time jobs whilst looking for new investment of £2.5m.
SDL is currently obliged to provide a Business and financial news radio station under its current agreement, but can apply for that to be changed with Ofcom. The Government is currently consulting on whether Ofcom approval of changes to multiplexes should still be required.
In a statement to RadioToday, founder and financier Gavin Oldham says he has taken the decision following difficulties in building sufficient revenue and in attracting external investment.
Gavid said: "Share Radio has many supporters in the financial services industry but unfortunately this has not extended sufficiently into working with us as sponsors and advertisers, or indeed financiers. It is therefore with great regret that I have decided to disband our excellent team and close the business.
"I am particularly grateful to our very talented and experienced team, several of whom have background experience in the BBC and financial media. We also particularly appreciate those in the financial services industry who came forward as sponsors for such an early stage business to support our aim of explaining finance to a wider audience. These include Henderson Global Investors, The Share Centre, NS&I, the London Stock Exchange, Equifax and, more recently, JP Morgan.
We're also very grateful to the very large number of guests and contributors who have made our output so special, including Simon Lambert and the This Is Money team, Claer Barrett and Lord Lee from FT Money, Lyndsey Cook and her Money Fight Club, the Open University, and Tim Evans from Middlesex University – and so many others who sprinkled stardust on Share Radio."
Brian Matthew, long-serving presenter with BBC Radio 2, has died at the age of 88.
Brian presented a final edition of his Sounds of the 60s programme in February, after news at the start of the year that he was to leave the show following a period of ill health.
He had hosted the 60s-themed programme since April 1990, and before that presented Radio 2's arts magazine Round Midnight from 1978 to 1990.
Brian was due to present some Bank Holiday specials called The Brian Matthew Years, the first of which would air at Easter on 16th April. The BBC says this programme was postponed due to Brian's ill health and so in its place will be a show broadcast in 2007 where Brian looks back over his career and remembers some of his classic interviews.
Lewis Carnie, Head of BBC Radio 2 added: "Brian was one of this country's most popular and best-loved presenters, delighting millions of listeners with his memories and favourite tunes on Sounds of the 60s for 27 years. On behalf of everyone at Radio 2, we send love and our best wishes to his family at this difficult time."
Bob Shennan, Director of BBC Radio and Music, and former BBC Radio 2 Controller says: "Brian was a radio legend. For decades, his voice was the sound of Saturday mornings, giving pleasure to listeners on Sounds of the 60s with his wit and warmth. He will be sorely missed."
Tony Hall, Director-General, BBC said: "Brian Matthew was an outstanding broadcaster who entertained and engaged millions over generations. He had a wonderful style of delivery and a real connection with his listeners. Brian was a true broadcasting great. We will all miss him and of course, that voice."
Brian joined the BBC Light Programme in the late 1950s, presenting Saturday Skiffle Club, later Saturday Club and then Easy Beat from 1960. Other shows he was involved with include The Beatles Story in 1972 for Radios 1 and 2, and weekend afternoon programme My Top 12 on Radio 1 from 1973. He was given the Radio Academy's Gold Award at the Sony Awards in 2008.
Click here to read radio historian David Lloyd's obituary piece on Brian Matthew.
Brian's death was announced accidently on Wednesday, after the BBC received incorrect information. A correction was broadcast later the same day saying he was alive but critically ill. Here's how it was announced on BBC Radio 2.
George Shelley & Lilah Parsons leave Capital Breakfast
Dave Berry's co-hosts George Shelley & Lilah Parsons have left the Capital London Breakfast show.
Dave, who hosted his last show on Friday, is joining Absolute Radio to host a yet unannounced daily show. George and Lilah are not leaving altogether though – a Capital spokesperson says they'll appear elsewhere on the schedule. The spokesperson also said "We wish Dave lots of luck for the future" and that details of a new breakfast show will be announced soon.
Meanwhile, The Sun is reporting Roman Kemp, currently on evenings, will take over the breakfast show full time.
Former 1Xtra and KISS presenter Will Manning & Capital early breakfast show host Aimee Vivian are hosting the show on Monday morning and are on the schedule for all of next week. Will joined Capital 12 months ago originally to host a number of cover shows. He now hosts Drive.
Russell Brand invades Katie Hopkins on LBC
It appears Russell Brand has an Access All Areas pass at Leicester square since starting his new weekly Radio X show, as this week he invited himself into Katie Hopkins on LBC.
He filmed the entire invasion, leaving Radio X, walking pass Classic FM and Smooth Radio studios, and ending up at LBC's new state of the studios at the back of the Global building.
Russell said he wanted to lure "Hatie Kopkins" back to humanity and went on-air at LBC whilst Katie was talking to a caller. She told him to leave, calling him a naughty child.


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It is shown that structure–impurity and electrophysical parameters of the Si/SiO2 system can be stabilized by annealing the system in a halogen-containing atmosphere after thermal oxidation of Si. The underlying physicochemical ideas are represented in the form of a general (application-independent) mathematical model.
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