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Have you ever thought that 7.62x39mm and .243 Winchester can be a pair of cartridges that are dangerous if mixed? Of course, any cartridge is dangerous if not used in a gun it is chambered for and nobody should do it. However, there are some pairs of cartridges known for causing catastrophic failures if mixed. […]
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On 10 July 2018, the Cabinet approved the draft Private Trust Act Bill. It was sent to the Office of the Council of State for the next stage of legislative review. Some unique features of this law are that it allows a corporate entity to be a settlor and allows real estate (immovable properties) in Thailand to be preserved under the umbrella of trust law. These measures will give flexibility for asset and wealth management and opportunities for succession planning for property owners when they are not around until the next generation is ready. Moreover, the proposed legislation closes the loophole for any abuse of the trust as a fundraising vehicle and also prevents the trust being used for capital market transactions, which are already governed under a special trust law.
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A victim of a 'broken' justice system, wrongfully convicted Wilmington man will push for reformFreedom–something we all take for granted–is something one man, who was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned will value for the rest of his life, and he plans to spend the rest of his life helping others achieve it.
Philly lawyer helps free man locked up for 39 yearsElmer Daniels was 18 when he was arrested for a rape in Wilmington, Delaware, in January 1980. He walked out of prison last week at age 59, after lawyers uncovered problems with the case so serious — and including links to an FBI crime lab scandal affecting thousands...
Wilmington man wrongly convicted of rape walks out of prison 40 years laterPHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A Wilmington man who spent nearly 40 years behind bars for a rape he says he did not commit is now free. The state of Delaware dismissed the indictment after evidence highlighted major flaws in his case.
Man freed after decades in Delaware prison: "Justice system is broken"
A man who was released from a Delaware prison last week after spending 39 years behind bars is now talking about his experience. Elmer Daniels, now 57 years old, was 18 when he was convicted of rape in 1980.
Had it not been for this attorney, Elmer Daniels might still be in jail. Here's why.
Del. Man Released 39 Years After Wrongful Imprisonment
Flashpoint Extra: Wrongful Rape ConvictionA Wilmington man is free after spending nearly 40 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. He'll speak out for the first time this week. KYW Newsradio Community Affairs reporter and Flashpoint host Cherri Gregg sat down with his attorney Emeke Igwe and...
Rape suspect released from prison after nearly 40 years
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — A man convicted of rape after questionable FBI forensic testimony at his 1980 trial has been released from prison.
Fifty-six-year-old Elmer Daniels was released Thursday after prosecutors dropped the case.
Wrongfully imprisoned man released in Wilmington after 39 years behind bars
A Wilmington man, wrongfully imprisoned for decades, is now a free man.
Elmer Daniels was released from Howard Young prison Thursday, December 13, 2018, just before lunchtime–one day after his 57th birthday.
Daniels, who was 18 at the time, was convicted in 1980 for the rape of a 15-year-old girl.
Wrongfully imprisoned Delaware man free nearly 4 decades later
A man convicted of rape in 1980 was released from a Delaware prison Thursday.
Nearly 40 years later, prosecutors dropped the case after federal officials concluded earlier this year that FBI testimony about evidence in the case was invalid.
Alleged wrongfully convicted man hopes for freedom for his 57th birthday
In 1980, then-18-year-old Elmer Daniels of Wilmington was convicted of raping a 15-year-old girl and sentenced to life in prison.
After spending decades behind bars for a crime he claims he didn't commit, his attorney said his client would have died in prison had he not gotten involved.
Rape Evidence Invalid, Elmer Daniels Released After Nearly 40 Years
DOVER, Del. (AP) – Nearly forty years after a teen girl was raped in Delaware, the man convicted will be released after the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice determined testimony was "invalid."
After 4 Decades in Prison, Flawed Testimony Sets Man Free in Delaware
DOVER, Del. (AP)- Nearly 40 years after a teen girl was raped in Delaware, the man convicted will be released after the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice determined testimony was "invalid."


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De Aar – A green energy solar farm future
An Irishman's passion for job creation and solving South Africa's energy restrictions with green technology resulted in the development of the largest solar farm in Africa. It launches this month. Phelan Energy Group's Pascal Phelan told Fin24 how he decided to transform his game farm near Kimberley into a solar farm to generate 175MW electricity. It will light up 175 000 households.
"I call the solar photovoltaic business Lego land," he said. "If you can work out how to make a megawatt, you simply plug another set of metawatts together and the sky is the limit in terms of volume."
Phelan has invested R4bn into the project near the small town of De Aar in the Northern Cape, creating 2 000 jobs during the construction phase and 50 full time employees to run the solar farm.
Energy Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson singled out the project in her debate on the state of the nation this year, where she will open it officially on 17 March in De Aar.
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Spotlight On...
The Spotlight series was created in 2009 as a way of building camaraderie in our department and as a way of communicating our unique departmental culture to prospective students and visitors. Featuring current graduate students, postdoctoral associates, technical staff, and administrative staff it showcases the broad interests and talent of our many department members. In April of 2015, we launched our first online version.
Christian Cammarota
January 2020
I'm studying biological physics. Specifically, I am studying how new cells are added to an existing epithelial tissue. These tissues need to maintain integrity to function properly and newly born cells need to incorporate themselves into the tissue. I am studying how changing physical properties of epithelial tissues affect the incorporation of newly born cells.
Moriana Garcia
December 2019
I am the librarian for biology and have been in this position since I arrived at the University of Rochester in November of 2015. I support the information needs of the department, teach students strategies and tools to search more efficiently, and maintain the River Campus Library collection in biology and related sciences. I also support biomedical engineering and brain & cognitive sciences, so I like to say I am the "BBB librarian".
Marcus Kilwein
November 2019
I am researching how Drosophila embryos utilize their fat reserves. Our lab and others have demonstrated that lipid droplets (fat storage organelles) are highly motile, but little is known about the functions of this motility. I am investigating how this lipid droplet motility affects fat utilization throughout embryonic development.
Xiaolu Wei
October 2019
I work in the Larracuente lab and am interested in the male meiotic drive system in fruit flies called Segregation Distorter (SD). In this system, the driver SD can manipulate meiosis to favor the transmission of itself at the cost of the other allele. The consequence is a lower fertility of the fly and almost all its offspring will have the driver. I am working to understand the molecular mechanism of this selfish behavior.
Jonathan Gigas
September 2019
I work in the Gorbunova/Seluanov lab where we study mechanisms of aging. I work on a protein called Sirtuin6 and its role in human aging by studying a variant found in people who've lived over 100 years.
Lindsey Perrin
August 2019
I'm a laboratory technician in the Chen Lab and I'll be joining the department as a PhD student this fall. The Chen lab studies population genomics using pedigree data from the Florida Scrub Jay, an endangered species of bird endemic to Florida. Using this unique combination of pedigree and genomic data, we can ask questions about evolutionary biology and conservation genomics that wouldn't have been possible otherwise.
Jillian Ramos
July 2019
I work in Dr. Dragony Fu's lab where I look at a population of people that have intellectual disability due to a mutation in a protein that is known to modify tRNA. I am trying to determine why a single mutation in a protein leads to this disorder.
Vamsi Kovelakuntla
June 2019
I work in the Meyer lab. We use synthetic biology techniques to engineer bacteria to produce composite materials. We are also developing new methods to combine with 3D bioprinting to produce patterned biologically active materials.
Rachel Hammelman
May 2019
I work in the Brisson lab and we are studying evolutionary genetics and genomics in the pea aphid. Currently one of the big questions we are working on is the evolution of wings and their developmental mechanisms.
Thomas Lyon
April 2019
I'm the lab technician for the Teaching Labs. Basically, we prep and manage all of the undergraduate biology labs.
Beatriz Navarro Dominguez
March 2019
I work in both the Presgraves and Larracuente labs and am interested in the evolution of selfish DNA, which is a general term to describe several kinds of genetic elements that spread within the populations without contributing to the fitness of the organisms carrying them. I am currently working on population genomics and transposable element load of the Segregation Distorter (SD) system of Drosophila melanogaster, a gene complex that achieves high transmission rates to offspring causing alterations during meiosis in its favor and in detriment of other genes. I am also interested in the roles of satellite DNA and transposable elements in hybrid incompatibilities between related species of Drosophila.
Nicholas Macoretta
February 2019
I work in the Gorbunova lab, so my general interests lie in aging. Now, there are many different aspects to this generalized process, so I have to narrow my focus when asking questions about aging organisms. So I focus on the epigenetic components of aging organisms. I am particularly interested in histones, the proteins that form the primary organizational unit of DNA organization (the nucleosome). These proteins have several isoforms, variants, and post-translational modifications that seem to change during aging processes. These affect DNA organization and chromatin overall. If I had to summarize what I study in one sentence, though, I would say that I am interested in how a long-lived rodent species, the naked mole rat, maintains its epigenetic memory during aging processes compared to short-lived species, such as the mouse.
Cordelia Forkpah
January 2019
I am currently working in the Werren Lab as a lab technician so apart from working to keep the lab going, I am working on finding the genetic differences in learning and aggregation behavior in Nasonia, a kind of wasp.
Katherine Parish
September 2018
I work in the Samuelson Lab, where we study aging and longevity in C.elegans. I'm personally researching SUMOylation modification of transcription factors with respect to aging through the heat shock response pathway. I'm also looking at the accumulation of methylation marks at stress loci in conjunction with SUMO modification as a barrier switch function.
Kyle Swovick
August 2018
I work in the Ghaemmaghami Lab. We utilize mass spectrometry-based techniques to investigate protein homeostasis. In particular, I study the conservation of protein turnover to understand the relationship between protein turnover and aging.
Tara Finegan
July 2018
Broadly, I am interested in how cells behave in the context of tissues and how cells act collectively to build and maintain tissue structures. In the Bergstralh Lab, we've found that cells in some tissues break a decades-old rule of cell biology: their shape doesn't dictate the direction in which they divide. I have been working to understand how and why this rule is being broken.
Allyson Withey
June 2018
I am the Course Coordinator for the Undergraduate Program. My primary duties include providing instructors with Blackboard, classroom, and exam support. I also provide coordination and support for approximately 90 teaching assistants per semester, manage student enrollment, and function as the department liaison to the Registrar's office.
Samuel DeSantis
May 2018
Our lab investigates the molecular mechanisms behind aging and cancer in a variety of unique species like the adorable Naked Mole Rat. These little guys live an exceptionally long time for rodents and are extremely resistant to cancer.
Nicole Dawney
April 2018
Our lab looks at tissue morphogenesis and tissue development. I am using mouse intestinal organoids as a model system to look at how cell division influences tissue shape in this system.
Matthew Johnson
March 2018
My current research in the Welte Lab focuses on understanding how lipids are involved in regulating nuclear histone accumulation during early embryogenesis.
Jenna Lentini
February 2018
Currently, I am working to understand the role of putative human tRNA modification enzymes in vivo and how defects in proper modification status can cause human disorders.
Stephan Emmrich
January 2018
I am comparing naked mole rat blood and skin stem cells to those of wild type BL6 mice, rats, and a mouse model overexpressing Hyaluronic Acid Synthase 2 to find new mechanisms of sustained stem cell function at a higher age.


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April Gibson
April Gibson is a poet and essayist. She is the author of a chapbook, Automation, published by Willow Books (2015) as part of their Emerging Writer's Series. Her work has appeared in Pluck!, Literary Mama, Naugatuck River Review, As/Us, Tidal Basin, and elsewhere. She holds an MFA from Chicago State University. April was a 2014-15 Loft Mentor Series winner and is currently working on her first full-length collection of poems. She lives with her two sons.


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New Opportunity! Chief Technology Officer
Develop and execute new technology blueprint for a top Wall Street financial services firm. Work closely with the CEO and senior management of the firm. Lead, motivate, and inspire a global team comprised of engineering and IT operations. Establish a performance driven culture of excellence. Enhance and streamline engineering and IT operations project management processes to drive individual and company performance.
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Club Day Accomplishments
- 70+ players
- Round robin tournament between teams named after club legends
- Players from every adult team in the club
- Junior participating with parents (some picking up a stick for the first time)
In one of Edinburghs warmest days of the year, the club enjoyed an action packed day of hockey, fun, BBQ's and socialising. Members from past and present (both junior and senior) gathered at Mary Erskine in the sunshine. The mixed hockey tournament took place over four half-based pitches with ages ranging from 7 to 55 in an amazing spectacle of entertainment. Parents, grandparents and purple enthusiasts lined the grass behind the dugout to support the occasion.
11.30: Men's 1s vs Western Wildcats. (The match finished 4-2 to Western).
13.15: Inverleith Family Festival at Mary Erskine School
15.30: Ladies 1s vs Men's 2s
19.30: The Cuckoos Nest for a review of the days action.
Our social calendar for the season will be published by our social committee soon – stay tuned for the information on the next family gathering! The committee includes:
Ben Currie: Men's 3s
Murray Fotheringham: Men's 1s
Rachael Campbell: Ladies 1s
Kirsty Dinwoodie: Ladies 1s
Rosina Barton: Ladies 1s
They will mainly operate through our club social media channels. Please follow us on Facebook to keep up to date on all things social at Inverleith.
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Interesting Accommodation in Poland
Hotels, Guest Houses, and Self-Catering Accommodation in Poland
Poland is a truely wonderful place to visit. This page features some of the many types of accommodation available to tourists around Poland. The owners and/or staff of all places featured can speak English! See also: Buy Property in Poland and our new page on accommodation in Poland.
Hotel and Guest House Owners: Contact Poland Poland if you can offer visitors to Poland any kind of accommodation in Poland, and would like us to feature your own guest house, B&B, hotel, campsite, or self-catering accommodation on the Poland Poland website.
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This post is part of a periodic series about The Tools I Use.
Everyone knows backups are important, but many of us never get around to setting them up. I've been backing up my computers for a long time, since so much of my life is stored in bits on my hard drive.
On Windows machines, there are a number of options for backup software, now including a built-in option. Macs have Time Machine. And on Linux, there are a number of options as well.
These solutions are largely designed to back up to a second hard drive or similar device. That's a good first step for backups. It protects against accidental deletion and hard drive failure. But the backups are kept in the same location as the computer being backed up, which doesn't protect against fire, theft, and other catastrophes. It's really a good idea to have backups stored at another location as well.
When I used to work in an office, I would swap my backup media weekly and lock up one of the copies at work. That way, I'd have relatively recent data available somewhere other than my home. Once I started working from home, that became less of an option. For a while, I didn't have any off-site backups. When I went on vacation, I'd bring my backup drive with me just in case something happened while I was away.
With the advent of faster Internet speeds, the idea of online backup started to make sense.
Enter CrashPlan.
CrashPlan is an online backup service, but is also more than that. You can use it to back up to a local hard drive or to a friend or family member's computer. Both of these options are free. In addition, it offers unlimited online backup to CrashPlan Central with individual, family and business plans.
The client application is built in Java and runs on Windows, Macs, and Linux machines. There is also a mobile app that allows you to access any file from your mobile device as long as it's been backed up.
The client application lets you create different backup sets with different settings. You can also choose how much of your CPU and network bandwidth you're willing to let it use, with different settings for when you're at your computer vs when you're away from it. I set it up once, and then it just runs in the background and I don't notice it. I get a weekly e-mail telling me that it's still doing its job, and I get a warning e-mail if any of my computers hasn't been backed up for a few days.
CrashPlan seems to do a pretty good job of data de-duplication. I've moved large files around on my hard drive, and CrashPlan doesn't seem to need to back the files up again. There is also a very handy "adopt this computer" feature that allows you to associate a new computer (or hard drive) with your existing backup set. I've used this feature twice, and it really saves a lot of time, because I didn't need to upload everything again.
My biggest concern about online backup when I started was the security of my data. With CrashPlan, the data is encrypted before it ever leaves my computer, and then the data transmission itself is further encrypted. While online backup is always going to be riskier than local backup, I feel OK with these security measures.
A backup is only as good as your ability to restore the backup in case of emergency. I've never had to do a full restore from CrashPlan, but I have had to restore individual files here and there. I had a slowly-failing hard drive that silently corrupted a number of files during the last week before it completely died. My local TimeMachine backups didn't go back far enough to contain un-corrupted versions of those files, but CrashPlan did. I was easily able to restore those files onto my new hard drive. If a full restore over the Internet will be too slow, CrashPlan offers an option where they will ship you a hard drive containing all of your data.
The only minor complaint I have is that the price of my online plan increased by 25% this year on relatively short notice. It's still a good deal, and I'm glad they're doing what they have to do to stay in business, but that's still a fairly steep price increase for one year. I've been happy with everything else, though.
Overall, I've been really happy with CrashPlan and I highly recommend it if you're looking for an online backup solution.


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FC30 Arcade JoystickGamepad
Trademark: 8Bitdo
Tags: fightstick
Relive the memories of your childhood – the classic design plays and feels like the arcade joy stick you love. The metal weighted bottom plate provide stable base and precise control. It supports many modes and multiple platforms including Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. It is the ultimate wireless joy stick for your tablet, laptop, desktop computer and home PC. Function: - Wireless Bluetooth Arcade Joystick without wire trouble - Built-in Smart CPU, transfer Bluetooth data faster. Zero lag - Added Bluetooth pair button and turbo button. Easy to use - Retro design for happily remembering the old days better than the rest - Dual-mode support: Bluetooth keyboard and touch screen simulation - Support both Bluetooth and USB connection - Built-in 1000mAh Li-Po battery - Firmware upgradeable for function expansion in the future - Compatible with iOS, Android, Mac OS and Windows devices - Programmable keys to easily set up combo key and turbo key Specifications: - Compatibility with iOS, Android, Windows and Mac OS Examples: iPhone, iPhone5S, iTouch, iPad, Samsung Note II, Galaxy series, Android Pad, Windows XP, vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 etc. - Dimension: Length: 360 mm 14.17 inches / Width: 231 mm 9.09 inches / Depth: 59 mm 2.32 inches - Mode: Bluetooth Joystick / Bluetooth Keyboard / iCade mode / Emu-Touch Screen mode / Wii remote mode / Wire USB controller / More functions are working in progress - Connection: Bluetooth wireless, USB cable wire both support / Keys: D-Pad, Bluetooth Pair Key, TURBO (User assign), START, SELECT, A, B, X, Y, L1, L2, R1, R2 - Battery: 1000mAh Li-on battery (40 hours playtime) / Charge: USB port / USB Cable: 1.8 meter - Hardware: Bluetooth 2.1, CPU and Flash. Firmware can be upgraded to support more devices in the future. - Environmental Requirements Operating temperature: 32° to 95° F (0° to 35° C) / Nonoperating temperature: -4° to 113° F (-20° to 45° C) / Relative humidity: 5% to 95% noncondensing Note! Product picture is for reference only. Due to different display screen may bring huge color difference to the same picture, please understand there may occur color range difference of the physical product. We don't hold any responsibility to the color difference and will not accept about such related complaint. Package Includes: Arcade Joystick x 1 User Manual x 1


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GReat place to stay in Iquitos
Great place to stay, staff very helpful. Iquitos is a VERY noisy city and so it is lovely to find a hotel that has rooms away from the main road, and therefore quiet! Bar and minibar prices very reasonable. I would definitely return, but ask for Room 106 which has a kitchenette!


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Texas Independence Day
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was on March 2, 1836, that the Republic of Texas, with Sam Houston
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Toshiba L670 L675 LA-6042P Motherboard
Fast global Delivery ( China ) ( Tax free )
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Toshiba L670 L675 DDR3 motherboard LA-6042P motherboard
Motherboard With Dedicated Graphics (4 video memory)
CPU Type: Intel
Hard Drive Interface: SATA
Ports: VGA,USB 2.0,Ethernet
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Chipset Manufacturer: Intel
Model Number: L670 L675
Form Factor: ATX
Memory Type: DDR3
Application: Laptop
Graphics Card Type: Dedicated|Integrated
FSB / HT: GMz
With CPU: No
Socket Type: PGA989
Supports Display Output: Yes
100% working : Yes
Memory channel: Double
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How to find Toshiba motherboard part number ?
Toshiba motherboard part numbers are sometimes difficult to find; they can be on a white part of the motherboard, or imprinted into the circuit board itself. However, they are easily recognizable: The part number will start with one of the following letters: A, H, K, P, or V. This is the only non-numerical part of the part number and is followed by zeros (anywhere from 3 to 7 zeros, ex: A00000710, K000811030, V000051700…)
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Choosing Heat Protection Spray by Heat Styling Tool
Discover our top edit of hair guards based on your heat styling tools.
There's nothing like wanting to straighten your curly hair texture without being visited by fear. Oh you know, that dreaded feeling of not seeing your curls bounce back in action after your next hair washing. Been there. Done that. Or getting your weekly blowouts and realize that your hair is frizzing up more than ever due to damage. Heat styling can wreak havoc on your tresses, but there's definitely an easy way to prevent and lessen the amount of damage done to your hair by utilizing a heat protection spray. This is a classic hairstyling rule you should never skip! Keeping your hair healthy looking, and free from damage doesn't always cost a fortune.
Choosing the right product based on the heat styling tool of your choice can be beneficial to your styling routine and prevent destruction to your locks. Read on for our top edit of heat protection sprays that will work well with your heat styling tools.
Heat Protection Spray To Use With Your Hot Styling Tools
Style: The Blowout
Heat Styling Tool: The Blowdryer
Try: TRESemmé Platinum Strength Heat Spray
You make think blowdrying your hair isn't damaging since it helps lay the hair's cuticle flat, but think again. Most blowdryers on the market aren't ionic. As a result, you can be left with dry brittle hair post blow dry as ionic blowdryers help maintain and balance the moisture in your hair. This is the reason TRESemmé Platinum Strength Heat Spray is one of our favorites. This heat protection spray protects your hair against the damaging effects of heat styling such as breakage, dryness, and frizz. Give your hair a spritz of this before blowdrying and welcome smooth and moisturized hair.
Pro Tip: If you're using a hair dryer that isn't ionically charged, along with using a heat protectant spray, try air drying your hair first before blowdrying to help reduce the damaging effects of the blow dryer. Also as wet hair is much more fragile than dry hair, this can also help prevent hair breakage whilst manipulating your hair during the blow drying process.
Style: Bone Straight Hair
Heat Styling Tool: The Flat Iron
Try: TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Flat Iron Smoothing Spray
If precautionary measures aren't taken, flat ironing your hair to achieve the straight locks you love, can do more harm than good, especially if you're using a flat iron that's not made of ceramic or titanium plates (and most of us probably aren't). Using a flat iron designed with these specialty plates can lower the risk of heat damage. Either way, no matter what type of flat iron you use, protect your strands with a flat iron spray. We love the TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Flat Iron Smoothing Spray. It's formulated with keratin, and while it's protecting your hair from the damaging effects of your flat iron, it's also fighting frizz crime.
Style: Sexy and Sophisticated Curls
Heat Styling Tool: Curling Wand
Try: Nexxus New York Salon Care PROMEND Heat Protecting Mist
Sexy ringlets, or wavy curls, don't you just love it? The hair wand is a girl's best friend and it's so easy to get addicted to this tool! Who doesn't covet this sultry look as an everyday style? Well, that's until you notice that the ends of your curls look parched, fried, and dry. The next time you curl your hair, opt for Nexxus New York Salon Care PROMEND Heat Protecting Mist. This heat protectant spray coats the hair to create a barrier that protects hair from damage caused by heat styling. Before curling your hair, spray this throughout your strands for protection.
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IoT OPEN DAY 2018
IoT Open Day 2018 will be held on 18 November 2018 (Sunday) at School of Electrical Engineering (SKE), UTM Johor Bahru. The carnival, organised by Advanced Telecommunication Technology (ATT) Research Group in collaboration with Communication Engineering Program, ICONIX Consulting Sdn Bhd, JURUTEK and Kolej Tuanku Canselor UTM, is the main event of IoT Carnival 2018.
Among the attractive activities during the day which will be on from 9am to 5pm, are:
- IoT project showcase
- IoT Workshop for High School Students
- Industrial talk
- IoT training registration
- Sales booth.
It is our greatest pleasure to cordially invite all to join this open day.


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Human Scale Patterns: Entry Features
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Mill Street Improvement Project
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Propelling the Pedestrian
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Dr. Cameron Schmitt
Dr. Schmitt joined Pipestone Veterinary Services in 2002 after graduating from Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Schmitt's areas of interest include swine disease, diagnostics and laboratory testing. He also enjoys hunting and fishing and cheering for the ISU Cyclones.
Dr. Douglas Peterschmidt
Dr. Peterschmidt has lived and practiced in Independence for nearly 30 years. In 2008 he joined Pipestone Veterinary Services and continues to practice small animal medicine. In his time off you can find him skiing down the slopes or hiking up the mountains in Colorado. He and his wife have two grown children.
Dr. Bryan Myers
Dr. Myers attended the University of Nebraska and graduated from Iowa State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1988. Dr. Myers was in a mixed animal practice in northeast Iowa for 20 years before joining Pipestone Veterinary Services in 2008. His primary area of interest is swine production.
Dr. Cara Haden
Dr. Cara Haden grew up on her family's farm where she grew up helping with their farrow to finish swine farm. and has always had an interest in swine medicine. She followed her passion, and in May 2014 graduated with her DVM from Iowa State University with an emphasis on swine production. Shortly after graduation, Dr. Haden joined Pipestone Veterinary Services. She and her husband live in Independence where they are enjoying getting to know the community.
Dr. Kathryn Franz
She joined Pipestone in 2017, and practices companion animal medicine. Outside of work, she enjoys time with family. We are so happy to have Dr. Franz as part of our veterinary team! Dr. Franz is a 2009 graduate of Iowa State, and lives just outside of Independence with her husband and growing family.
Dr. Brenna Gray
Dr. Brenna Gray joined the Pipestone team officially this fall, but has been part of our family for much longer! Dr. Gray started her veterinary journey as a Kennel Assistant when she was attending Independence High School. Fast forward a "few" years through college, and veterinary school, and she is now one of our newest veterinarians and we couldn't be happier! Dr. Gray's veterinary interest include surgery, preventative care and geriatric medicine, she is also excited to start seeing equine patients through the clinic. Dr. Gray lives with her husband, Lucas, two cats Mossy and Oakley and dog Winchester. In her spare time you can find her horseback riding, kayaking or hiking.
Our caring veterinary assistants are what makes us special and Ranee is one of the best.
She is dedicated to showing compassion to all our patients and makes it her personal goal to connect with the pet owner.
Ranee joined Pipestone when it opened in 2008.
Outside of the clinic, Ranee enjoys movies, reading, and her ever growing family
Years in Practice:10
Krista RVT
Krista, our Registered Veterinary Technician, grew up on a farm in Jesup, Iowa and has always had a love of animals.
She graduated from Kirkwood Community college in 2008 and she has been with us since 2009. Krista enjoys time with her family, which includes her husband and four children.
Years in Practice:6
Bailey Dudley - Practice Manager
Bailey, originally from Waterloo, has always had an interest in animals ranging from wildlife to farm animals to pets.
She is a 2004 graduate from Hawkeye Community College with a degree in Animal Science. She enjoys spending time with her two girls and husband.
Bailey has been with Pipestone since we opened in 2008 and is also our Practice Manager.
Years in Practice:11
Kim, our accountant, has been with Pipestone for 14 years.
She is originally from Minnesota, graduated from U of WI, River Falls with a Broad Area Agriculture degree.
She and her family moved to Iowa when the Pipestone Veterinary Clinic of Iowa opened in 2008.
Kim enjoys kayaking with her family, vacationing in Michigan and of course her fur family at home.
Years in Practice: 17
Wendy is our resident earth enthusiast.
While working to make our planet a better place, she also enjoys researching wildlife habits.
Her caring nature shines through while assisting our veterinarians. She has been with us since 2008.
Wendy's family includes her husband and two growing girls.
Years in Practice: 13
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Years in Practice: 8
After joining us in 2015 it was very clear Lynne is a true animal lover.
Lynne is one of the friendly faces you'll see at the front counter as a Customer Service associate!
She also handles our inventory management. Lynne enjoys 'junking', horseback riding, and is also behind numerous fundraising efforts in our area. We are so happy to have her on our team!
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I'm still trying to reorganize my posting schedule and recover my concentration ability after my illness. It's very odd. I feel that I can think more clearly and less clearly at the same time.
On The Transistor, UFO, and WMD Conspiracy Theory, an anonymous reader writes:
One reason aliens would visit and not give us their technology; we haven't advanced past the nuclear age without destroying ourselves. One could theorize there are probably other worlds out there where aliens visited and gave their technology to. But those worlds had not passed through the stage where they had the ability to wipe themselves out, and didn't wipe themselves out. Once given the superior technology, those civilizations became dominion-seeking conquerors, and now it is a "galactic" law to not give technology to planets that have not passed through the era where the ability to destroy all of civilization exists.
"Do aliens exist" is a topic most obscurely debated in science fiction, and most accurately debated in mental institutions.
There are too many coincidences. Only some kind of extra-terrestrial influence explains the current economic and political system. It's as if the current economic system is being intentionally set up for an agorist revolution, as if it's the only possible historic conclusion.
I'm going further ahead. The aliens have actively disrupted human invention of technology that could harm them. Once they intervened, they're responsible for everything that happens afterwards.
On An Interesting Discovery (I admit that was a low-quality post, written while I was sick. Fortunately, this comment is off-topic.), an anonymous reader writes:
a great quote for you from here:
What chance would the following proposition have of being passed into law by a democratic Parliament? "In the event of this Parliament, or Senate, declaring an act of war, it will immediately become incumbent on the members of the House who voted for the war to be seconded into front-line military action for its duration." Then and only then would it appear that there is even a glimmer of reason and justice and honesty in the procedures of the democratic system.
Why is everyone quoting Islamic articles in my blog? I don't have much background in that, and I'm not particularly interested in all Christianity-type slave religions.
Anyway, that's the whole point of the red market. The leaders profit from bad decisions, and other people suffer the costs. It's Distributed Costs and Concentrated Benefits. Everyone is injured a little, not enough to cause an outright revolt. The red market leaders benefit immensely.
All government-related crimes are a variation of distributed costs and concentrated benefits. Only government has the power to steal (i.e. tax) for a consistent profit.
Redpillguy says:
The guy sounds agorist:
I prefer to follow blogs that are updated more often than annually.
On Obama for President! - Bring on Universal Health Care, Curtis writes:
"Purchasing medical care on the free market is going to be a crime!"
Hey boss, welcome to my world. For some of us out here it's already illegal. Pigs I tell you, pigs. They need to quit ruining lives and get a real frickin' job.
There is no free market for medical care anywhere in the world, and there hasn't been such a market for 100+ years. Government licensing requirements for doctors restrict the supply and drive up prices. It's pointless to address other medical care reform until the problem with the supply of doctors is addressed.
On Obama for President! - Bring on Universal Health Care, an anonymous reader writes:
Look what they did to Hoxey and Rife. Medical care has been gov't agent controlled and cartelized since the 1900s. Clinton's and Obama's proposals just changes the frog pot setting from medium-high to high.
They've got the technology to control people in every way (probably stuff we haven't even imagined). They've dumbed us down and neutered our survival instincts. They have especially targeted men and boys. They've got an electronic financial control system in place, ready to roll out and cancel previous debts right after the coming economic crisis. They own most agricultural land and are screwing with the food genetically. It's going to take more than me moving your lawn and getting paid under the table to bring such a system down.
Hoxey and Rife? I've never heard about them? Is that about some sort of alternative cancer treatment?
I'd believe that some pretty incredible technology is being withheld from the general public. That's why the agorist community needs to gather enough resources to start its own independent research.
I give "mowing your lawn" as a low risk starting point. If you can work as a doctor off the books, and can find willing trustworthy patients, good for you. If you work as an agorist doctor, you avoid all the government licensing requirements.
On Reader Mail #2 - Collected Comments, Ineffabelle writes:
Also, as far as mortgages go, housing prices are artificially inflated right now because of our financial system. Bankers like to lend money for houses because they can take the house if the person defaults. This drives up the price of houses relative to labor or non-resellable assets.
In a free money system, houses would probably never cost more than a person could save up in a reasonable amount of time, so there would be no reason for mortgages.
There still are mortgages in a free market. A person buys a house when they're 20 or 30 and gets to use it and pay for it at the same time. It would still be a slightly better deal than renting.
In a free market, housing prices are much more stable, so there's less risk to the borrower and to the lender.
On The Imported Labor and Outsourcing Subterfuge, Ineffabelle writes:
This reminds me of an idea I had about the difference between Usury (i.e. The Compound Interest Scam) and interest rates in a free market.
In a free market, people with saved up money would be able to make loans at interest, because money today is worth more than money tomorrow to people. If person X takes out a loan at 6% interest, the money supply will decrease overall by a certain amount, yes... however presumably he will have created more wealth than this in order for the loan to be worth taking out in the first place. The interest rate could never rise above the overall rate of wealth creation or no one would take out loans and it would drop again. In fact, Hoppe demonstrates that interest rates will constantly fall in a free market, because people will accumulate enough savings eventually that loans won't be very much in demand at all.
In the current economic system, it doesn't pay for the average person to loan out money, because the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates artificially low. Loaning out money to help start small businesses is a losing proposition in the current economic system. The big money is made by borrowing from the Federal Reserve and loaning to large corporations who have a government-guaranteed monopoly or oligopoly.
On What's Your Taxation Rate?, redpillguy says:
Regulatory compliance cost to the economy is 14%:
That is only one slice of regulation costs. If you look at all regulations, it's even higher. You also have to consider the effect of regulations as a disincentive to competition and starting a new business.
On Reader Mail #7a, redpillguy says:
Christianity also teaches that "People in positions of authority are far less evil than the average person."
Authors Babiak and Hare in the book "Snakes in Suits"
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assert that psychopaths are attracted to the corporate culture and rise to power, because their ruthlessness is rewarded.
That is one of the signs of a defective economic and political system: misbehavior and psychopaths are rewarded.
On Are You a Corporation, David Houser writes:
Sheldon Richman has a good batch of posts on IRS protesters and where they go wrong:
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I don't know that he's ever gotten into the all caps thing though.
There are two separate arguments for tax protesters. The first is "The income tax is legally wrong", which is sufficiently muddled for me to make a definitive conclusion. The second is "The income tax is morally wrong", which I consider to be obvious.


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In 2019, the stories on this blog will follow the lives of Mark & Arian. This great couple is representative in many ways of the people who have sought my support over the years that I have practised as a counsellor. Like many couples, Mark and Arian have relationship problems, personal struggles and family issues. However, they also have strength, insight and resilience. They have good intentions, the capacity to love, and a willingness to change and grow. Like others, they too get stuck—sometimes more than once—on the pain and hurt of the past.
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Mark is 41 years old, has two older brothers, and comes from a farming background. He owns his own farm equipment business. His parents live together on the farm where he grew up. In their seventies now, they are moving toward retirement and need to sort out succession planning. One of Mark's brothers is with them on the farm. The other lives interstate with his family.
Mark's dad was never big on words. He expected to get respect and believes in hard work. Mark's dad spent his whole life providing for the family but wasn't heavily involved in raising the boys. However, he took them fishing, taught them to drive cars and tractors, and was generally there to meet their physical needs. Mark's mother was a stay-at-home mum, and later took on a job as a secretary when she felt the boys were old enough. She is friendly and 'supportive', but also—especially now she is getting older—a bit clingy. She tends to manipulate Mark into coming to visit them on the farm to spend time together. Of the three brothers, Mark feels the strongest sense of obligation to tend to her needs.
Mark was bullied at school, first when he was around 10, and then again in High School. At the time, he didn't talk to his parents about it and felt like he needed to deal with it himself. Mark doesn't think he had a lot of emotional needs growing up. The only time he went 'off the track' was in his late teens when he spent his time hangout out with mates at parties and drinking too much. When Mark was 17, his cousin drove him home from a party drunk. He crashed the car and died in the accident. Mark and another friend survived the crash with minor injuries.
About Arian
Arian is 43 and married Mark 15 years ago. She comes from a middle-class, working background and has a degree in business. Her dad lives in Sydney. Her mom passed away from cancer when Arian was 12. Arian's dad remarried and had two children with his new wife, whom she gets along okay. Arian is distant from her father, but visits because she believes it's 'the right thing to do'. She doesn't have many memories of her mother before she fell ill and needed support but has a loving and soft feeling when she thinks of her. When Arian was 14, her dad remarried, and while she loves her step-siblings and step-mother, she sometimes feels sad and alone when she goes to visit them.
Arian is very organised. She helps Mark with his business and runs her own small marketing business from home as well. Together, they have three children: Ella, 8; Brent,10; and James, 15. Arian is primarily in charge of looking after the kids. Before James was born, Arian had a miscarriage in the 20th week of her pregnancy. The causes of this are unknown.
Their Relationship
Arian and Mark first met at a friend's party and started dating very quickly. They moved in together two years after they met. They had a lot to share in the beginning. Arian loved Mark's attentive ways and how he looked after her. They had fun together and shared interests including bushwalking and travelling. The sex was great. Mark loved Arian's caring ways, her laugh, and how she could make people feel at ease around her. He knew she would be a great mum to his children.
After 17 years, however, their relationship looks less fresh and exciting, having travelled along the bumpy road of life.
So this is where we meet this couple and their family: in the midst of living this curious combination of active decision-making and reactive surviving that most of us get stuck in somewhere along the way.


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Yahoo Agrees to Settlement Following Massive 2013 Data Breach, Including $50M Fund for Victims
Wednesday October 24, 2018 9:22 am PDT by Mitchel Broussard
The data breach that affected all 3 billion Yahoo accounts beginning in 2013 is getting a bit of closure this week, with a settlement agreement between Yahoo and the Northern District Court of California (via Engadget). In the settlement, Yahoo has agreed to put $50 million into a fund for victims of the breach, provide two years of credit monitoring from AllClear, and a few other benefits for victims. The settlement is still awaiting court approval. Those users who spent time addressing the damage from the breach, and can show documentation that they were affected, will be able to file a complaint. The filing requires users to prove documented losses of time measured in hours, and victims can be awarded $25 per hour for up to 15 hours at a maximum of $375. If the user does not have proof of lost time, they are eligible for up to five hours of compensation reaching $125. Those who paid for a premium Yahoo email account will be able to request a 25 percent refund. In September 2016, Yahoo first disclosed a 2014 hack in which "at least" 500 million Yahoo accounts were compromised. In December 2016, Yahoo then disclosed a second major hack that affected more than one billion accounts in August 2013 -- the case that this settlement is addressing. Yahoo's new parent company Verizon then explained in October 2017 that all three billion Yahoo accounts that existed at the time were affected in the 2013 hack. Information stolen from affected accounts in the 2013 data breach included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, hashed passwords, and both


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Five Towns College's Moving Story
Five Towns College, whose Dix Hills campus is home to the Dix Hills Performing Arts Center, is fascinating not just for what it is, but also for its history.
FTC, as it's commonly known, is a distinctive, highly-specialized higher education enterprise with roughly 30 undergraduate and graduate programs. It's relatively-narrow-but-deep -focus centers on music, video, theater arts, education, mass communications and business relating specifically to several of those disciplines. High-strivers among its 1000 or so students can carry on from bachelors programs through masters and even doctorate levels. Those in need of less but still highly specialized training can achieve associates certificates then move directly into the work force.
As you'd expect, many of FTC's students are from Long Island. But the college's specialties and educators with practical as well as theoretical experience attract aspiring actors, musicians and video artists from much further afield, too. (There are, in fact, few colleges in the entire country as well equipped to turn out top class graduates in a so-clearly-delineated spectrum of subjects.)
There is tremendous synergy between FTC and DHPAC, as the latter's stage is used for plays and musical performances by the former's students – many of whose names can be expected to show up, sooner or later, on Broadway cast lists and major orchestra's rosters. Others undoubtedly will become known for their behind-the-camera work in television and films.
FTC's technical facilities are remarkable. They include film, video and television studios, MIDI, MAC and PC labs, three audio studios used for filming, musical recordings and "other artistic works," in the words of Roger H. Sherman, PhD, (http://ftc.edu/Aboutus/abo_welcome.html), the dean of the college and its provost. His Welcome message clearly indicates how justifiably proud he is of his organization and all who are a part of it.
If you are familiar with Long Island, you probably know there is a geographic region in the southwestern corner of Nassau County commonly known as the Five Towns area. That is where, in 1972, Five Towns College was born. But while the education side got up and running quickly, the home-making side had, for lack of a better term, some 'growth issues': The college's initial home was in Lynbrook, from which, rather quickly, in moved to Baldwin and on to Merrick, where the Grand Opening took place in 1974. It was during its ten years at that location that FTC's emphasis shifted from business to music. Its faculty then first included a number of well-known, highly gifted musicians, too.
A growing student body and range of courses caused the college to move again in 1982, to Seaford. But the college continued to 'grow' its offerings, while at Seaford, to include baccalaureate and then masters degrees – factors that attracted still more students, and forced yet another change of location. After considering a number of other spots, the college eventually moved – hopefully for the last time – to the Dix Hills campus, formerly the site of the original Half Hollow Hills high school. In the twenty years since settling here, FTC has completely rebuilt its physical plant, and regularly updated state-of-the-art facilities as the 'state-of' itself has improved.
And the range of curricula offerings has grown, too, to include childhood education (1-6) and music education (K-12), something few other institutions in New York are able to claim.
And none, of course, can claim to have at its disposal such grand facilities as those comprising the Dix Hills Performing Arts Center.
Despite being far removed from its original home, Five Towns College continues to fulfill – and exceed – its original mission: to serve Long Islanders (and others) in what's come to be a world-class way.


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An outboard engine is a necessary evil on Aurora and I hate running it for any length of time, partly due to the vibration it causes in the cockpit. In addition to this, despite being made from a sturdy piece of Iroko, I know of two Cape Cutters where the outboard bracket has split along the grain. To this end, when I noticed my outboard bracket and it's stainless mount needed some TLC at the end of last season, I decided to fabricate an improved one over the winter.
The concept was to make a laminated bracket and add bushes to give improved damping. Like many of my mods on Aurora, they are based on ideas I've seen in other boats, and this was no exception- Cape Cutter "Ladybird", sports just such a bracket.
I had access to some teak in the form of an old lab bench from work. This had a few millimetres planed off to give a good surface for bonding. Three oversize pieces were then clamped with crossing grain and glued with cascamite.
Once cured, the laminate was cut to size and some holes countersunk to receive bushes on each side. I gave the bracket half a dozen coats of varnish and left it for a month to harden before clamping it in place on the stainless bracket (which had also needed a weld repairing).
Henry Honda has also received some pre-season attention, in the form of some lubing and an oil change (mental note: perform lubing in autumn before winter storage).
I'm all set now for the Class Association rally in the Clyde next week…


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Creative Contrasts - An exhibition from seven artists Nov 3 - Jan 30
Date: 3 Nov 2018 - 30 Jan 2019
Price: Free
An exhibition of work by seven different artists from across the region
From November 3 to January 30 we are delighted to host a brand new exhibition in the Gaddum Gallery by seven talented artists from across the region.
Creative Contrasts sees seven women artists from across the region, some of who are just starting out on their artistic journey, the opportunity to show their work at this amazing venue. Working across three differing media; painting, photography and print they combine colour, monochrome, abstraction and storytelling to produce a vibrant and exciting exhibition. The women who submitted their images individually will exhibit together as a group for this one off exhibition are Polly Marix Evans –Printmaker, Liz Jones –Printmaker, Sarah Taylor – Painter, Eileen Gledhill –Painter, Joyce Eldred –Painter, Tricia Meynall - Photographer and Emma J Lock – Painter.
Eileen Gledhill
Landscape and nature paintings bring a different place, weather and moment into a home, and they bring the feeling, reaction and expression of the artist, and of the viewer, out onto the wall where it can be shared. I work in oils, using a variety of techniques to manipulate the paint, depending on the forms and mood of the subject. I spend time absorbing the atmosphere, colours and light of places which inspire me and gathering information through photography, sketches and visual memory. I then return to the studio to produce the final work, expressing the particular ambience of the place and the moment.
Polly Marix Evans
Polly Marix Evans discovered her love of printmaking during her Art Foundation course at Northbrook College, Horsham,. She went on to study Fine Art Printmaking at The Manchester Metropolitan University, graduating in 1993. During her university years her work was mainly figurative, drypoints and monoprints, as well as much larger paintings, often depicting female nudes and portraits. To this day, she still enjoys drawing the human form and undertakes commissions for portrait work of both adults and children. Her sketchbooks contain many swift sketches of her own three children, friends and other unsuspecting humans!
Polly's move to Cumbria, in 2013, inspired a series of linocuts based on the Cumbrian landscape. With a grandmother who was born and lived in Cumbria, the cosy stone cottages and farmhouses nestled on the fells have always held a special place in Polly's childhood memories. Her linocut prints often feature these cottages and farms, along with winter trees and cold, windswept beaches.
Polly's recent moon and tree series now see her edging towards mythical imagery featuring wolves and other fairytale images, along with stylised text, as part of a planned series of slightly 'darker' prints.
With a passion for printmaking, Polly is at her happiest in her inky element, enjoying every process in the production of her prints – from initial sketch, to plate or block preparation, to the excitement of seeing the finished print itself. She works from her home in the Eden Valley.
All Polly's prints are hand inked and baren printed, this means slight variations may occur even within an edition.
Joyce Eldred
I have been painting most of my life and in 1998 I did an Access Course at Kendal College and this led to the University of Central Lancashire where I gained a 2.1 Degree in Fine Art in 2001. I then went on to Bolton Institute where I gained a P.G.C.E. I taught Drawing during a Summer School at Lancaster University and a Watercolour Workshop. I have since taught at Dallam and run my own private classes.
Over the past few years, my work has moved towards abstraction based on the Landscape of the Lake District where I live. I like to experiment with a variety of medium including oils, watercolours and Acrylics with Drawing being the foundation of all my work.
Liz Jones
Liz is an artist with a passion for printmaking, lino printing in particular. She was born and raised in Cumbria, where she still lives today. This rural environment provides her with a rich source of inspiration, whether it be glimpsing deer in the woods whilst walking her dog, observing the birds on the feeders or watching her chickens forage busily in the garden. These simple details of everyday life give her pleasure and often find their way into her linocuts.
Since producing her first linocut under the expert guidance of Brian Campbell, a well known Cumbrian artist and teacher, Liz has loved the process of lino printing. From the initial sketch through to the intricate carving and printing of each layer of colour, to the moment the paper is peeled from the lino block to reveal the final image, each stage provides a feeling of anticipation (and fear!) as to whether the print will emerge in the way she envisaged.
She loves the challenge of working with a limited colour palate to hand produce her images which are all original and produced in very small print runs mainly using the reduction method (whereby the same lino block is carved for each colour) and very little of the original block remains at the end of the process.
She has exhibited in various exhibitions and galleries around Cumbria, including Tullie House and Upfront Gallery.
Sarah Taylor
Sarah's unique blend of wild splashy paint and intricate geometric pattern entice us into a world of adventurous wildlife painting and contemporary illustrative work. Her bold portraits of the animal kingdom present an array of characters that you cannot help but fall in love with.
Sarah's unique style has evolved from tipping and tilting the canvas to blowing the paint around, with the aim of losing some control over some of the marks within her paintings. "I build up layers of splashes until I have the basic 3d shape, then start to really integrate some geometric detailing to make a beautiful combination of fluid paint and accurate hand-drawn patterns."
Sarah graduated from the School of Art at Nottingham Trent University in 1998 with a BA Hons in Photography. She works from her studio on the edge of the Lake District.
Tricia Meynall
Tricia is a fine art photographer specialising in abstract imagery. Her camera is often used to 'paint' the subject by selecting colour and form and shooting in such a way that these two elements are rendered as a confusion of colours with just the merest hint of the reality behind them. Much of her subject matter is found in the countryside around her but rather than reproducing what she sees in a traditionally representational format, she bends and twists the boundaries between photography and painting and printing until the images are more imaginary than factual.
Her work is often studied in local schools as part of the photography curriculum and she has taught on the foundation photography course at the University of Cumbria. For those beginning to explore the art of digital photography, Tricia also offers bespoke courses to small groups or individuals.
Emma J Lock
I try not to comply with the norm or any rules with my painting and deliberately avoid falling into any expected habits with my work. I have gained most of my experience from practising and trial and error and therefore feel my work is all me not directed or manipulated by education. I favour this approach as I believe it makes me unique. Hope you agree as you invite my original paintings into your home or work space. I currently have works owned across the world from as far as Australia, America, Japan, Germany and so on. I am an experimental, colour loving, complex artist with a head full of creativity so who knows where my journey will take me, but it is guaranteed to be colourful and original.
I hope you enjoy my paintings as much as I have enjoyed dreaming them up and creating them. All my paintings are in Acrylic, Oil, Epoxy, Mixed medium, Unison pastel or Watercolour on canvas or high-quality artist paper and are all originals. I sell only originals no prints, copies or duplicates. I hope this shows my commitment to producing something special.
In 2018 I have been developing a technique called free flow which enables me to use the paints natural flow to help create my work. I have also begun experimenting with resins and the flow and fluidity they create. I have huge plans for my work in 2018 and it will be evolving greatly looking into 2019 and my solo exhibitions which are planned.
In 2019 as only my second year as a full-time artist, I am thrilled to have been asked to create several solo exhibitions as well as some collaborative efforts. With a busy year ahead please drop by my website for regular updates and new works.
Extend your visit and enjoy The Gaddum Restaurant
Why not discover our beautiful new Arts and Crafts inspired restaurant, The Gaddum here at Brockhole as part of your visit to the gallery? Enjoy Lunch, Afternoon Tea or perhaps an early evening meal (served until 7pm), the choice is yours. Find out more.


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Hackney RFC 72 V Stockwood RFC 0
Whilst the score line would speak for itself in fact underneath the headline there is a great deal to be happy about .
Stockwood Ladies of 2017-2018 on a sunny day in August embarked on a new journey with a new coach and whole load of new players … and unless you know the history of the side you wouldn't necessarily understand the huge improvement that is being seen. Sometimes devoid of structure, belief and numbers .. the one thing the girls have always had is a togetherness and a determination to enjoy themselves whatever happens.
This game was only the 5th time some of them have played a game and it was only the 5th they had played as a team …. What we did see was structure, a little belief and a squad of 20 … unfortunately a couple of the better players were unavailable but that just gives other people opportunity and experience .. which is what we need.
Hackney are top of the table and there is a reason for that .. pretty well drilled ..but the real ace up their sleeve was a winger of extreme fitness and pace ( to be honest should be playing at a much higher level than this ) and with a wide pitch took full advantage of her despite the best efforts of our never say die fullback Irish… who was heard to say (FFS) as the girl stepped inside her at pace to score the first try after 5-6 mins with a big grin on her face it has to be said. Hackney at every opportunity fed the ball to this girl and we even kicked it to her from the re-starts to add to the difficulties. She was so confident on many an occasion she would leave her wing and join in the opposite side as the extra person ..she had serious gas and it was too much for us.
However we won every one of our scrums and indeed pushed them back on their own a couple of times we made the gain line every time we took the ball into contact and our rucking was very good all day … Daisy made great strides giving us some go forward and the handling in the backs was good ..we just couldn't break the line despite the best efforts of Debs , Sophie ,Aimee and Ellen … our 2 inexperienced wingers gave it everything (Chloe and Ally) but they would always struggle against a girl of this pace .
Dara ,Fran,Claire and Danni were working hard Tracey was everywhere and Faye and Cath always seemed to be the ones taking the ball into contact ..and setting it back I may add..
It wasn't as if we didn't have any of the ball .. just when they had it their line was so deep that they could always shift it out to old speedy on the wing.
At half time it was 53-0 and not particularly reflective of the rugby we were playing … but hey scoreboard doesn't lie right?… We discussed the need to get closer to their back line to try and stop the ball getting out to the wing … with the oppo giving us no respite by not taking her off …. We started the second half brightly and defensively much better … being a little more aggressive with Alice and Kristie (making her debut this year) Shania coming on to have a go and get some game time under the belt. Having scored only a couple more tries midway through the second half the backs started to come up and then drift out and suddenly found themselves nearer to the oppo and started to put them under pressure and surprise surprise they started to panic a bit .. play became a bit broken and we were a match .. it was a shame we hadn't done it earlier .. Sophie and DEBS were putting in some big hits and eventually managed to get hold of speedy right in the corner and knock her into touch .. with Katie and Aimee doing a pretty good job at organising and putting tackles in themselves .. it was a really good second half with the game finishing at 72-0 …. Only 20 points conceded in the 2nd half … massive improvement…
One of the oppositions spectators was heard to say that he thought our structure and gameplay was better than Hackneys because they were very one dimensional .. but when it works why would you be any different … for the record the other winger was a good player as well but not the destructive pace the other girl had … it would be interesting to see how it would be without her as she gives them a great deal of confidence …
Friendly team, nice hospitality and look forward to the return on our home patch next year …. We will be very different then .. that's a promise
Forward of the match DAISY huge performance for the full game .. has the bruises to show for it
Back of the match SOPHIE big shoes to fill with Eleanor not playing and she was immense ….
Special mention this week for Cath … puts a huge amount of work in and as one of our more "experienced" players leads the way with her never say die attitude.
Well done Ladies .. two good games to come Haringey at home and Kilburn away …. Play like we have been and we have a shout ….


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Synopsis/Plot : The Tamil remake of the Hindi movie Tumhari Sulu follows the life of an enthusiastic housewife whose life and routine changes drastically after she lands herself the job of an RJ at one of the city's biggest radio stations.
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A well intentioned remake and a fair film when seen as a standalone.
While the film sort of plays down the sensuality factor it does not completely shy away from the crux as well. The phone call with a youngster who makes a living by selling lingerie and is guilt ridden for the way his mind wanders is an instance. These portions work. The acting all around is pretty ...(more)
Source: Bharath Vijayakumar, MovieCrow
Breezed up by some humour and sentiments
The plot of an ordinary housewife handling an adult radio show opens up a trove of possibilities in humour and psychoanalysis but 'Kaatrin Mozhi' does not go beyond the obvious in content or making. Go for it for the performances of Jo and Vidharth and the other cast members and you get a few genuin...(more)
Source: IndiaGlitz , IndiaGlitz.com
Jyothika plays a difficult role with ease in Radha Mohan's Tumhari Sulu remake
Source: Sreedhar Pillai, Firstpost.com
This remake of Tumhari Sulur is an engaging entertainer that manages to retain the spirit of the original.
Kaatrin Mozhi is an official remake of the Bollywood film Tumhari Sulu, which won Vidya Balan rave reviews and a bunch of awards, and Radha Mohan manages to retain the spirit of the original, but does he surpass it? While the chemistry between Viji and Balu lacks the sizzle, and the 'hello', the sas...(more)
Source: Lakshmi, Times Of India
A feel-good, happy family entertainer
Kaatrin Mozhi has its beautiful moments and we recommend you to take your family or loved ones and enjoy the weekend at the cinemas.(more)
Source: Moviebuzz, Sify.com
Jyothika and Radhamohan are back with a neatly made feel good drama that you can watch with your family
Radha Mohan and Jyothika give you a bowl of curd with Sugar, along with this mature feministic film.(more)
Source: Behindwoods Review Board, Behindwoods.com
Jyothika film tries to be Tumhari Sulu but fails
In a nutshell, Kaatrin Mozhi could have been Tumhari Sulu. But the animated performances from Jyothika and Lakshmi Manchu ruin the experience a little. Kaatrin Mozhi starring Jyothika evokes laughter here and there. However, it falls short of being a faithful remake of Tumhari Sulu, says our revi...(more)
Source: Janani, India Today
Jyotika steals the show in this heartwarming remake
The delicate balance that every woman needs - embracing the world outside with the same warmth she'd exude at home - is the very essence of Kaatrin Mozhi. While the Tamil version retains the essential spirit of the Hindi original Tumhari Sulu, it also lends its own local flavour and comedy that work...(more)
Source: SRINIVASA RAMANUJAM, The Hindu
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I'm creating a lexer. I input letters one at a time from the file stream into a char array. Like 'function', but this word and others all have nonsensical characters at the end of the array even if I initialize it as: char array[] = "\0"; how can i initialize it as an empty array and reinitialize it to empty the second time through?
Looking at your statement:char array[] = "\0";
What does it actually do? An auxilliary question, how big an
array does it declare? char array[] means you are not
specifying the size, but it takes the size from the initializer: =
So what exactly is the type and size of "\0"? Answer: it is a
two-element array, containing two NUL characters. Why?
First, the empty string "" is a one-element array containing
the NUL terminator. Any string literal, say "a", ends with a
NUL terminator. So "\0" both contains a NUL character and is
followed by another NUL character.
So you have declared a two-element array. Is that what you
want? When you input a word like "function", how do you
protect against overwriting memory past the array elements
that you have allocated?
Next, when you say you "reinitialize it as empty the second
time through" what exactly do you mean by empty? A char
array is a fixed size. It has the size that you allocated for it at
the start. By convention, a NUL character is often treated as a
string terminator, so you can think of an array starting with
the NUL character as an empty string. To do that, you need
to do this:array[0] = '\0';
Also, notice the crucial difference between '\0' and "\0".
I switched from char arrays to strings and instead of inputting one char at a time into an array i append the incoming char to the last one. This allows me to use the clear() function in between loops. Thanks for the help, though.


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Faith Chaza
Faith Chaza grew up in Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa, and now lives and works in Sydney. Faith's works spans music, stage productions and prose. Some of their work can be found in Itch, Aerodome, and The Ghost Eater Collection. Faith wrote for and directed Bodies - a stage production centered around women's bodies, which premiered at Sydney Writers' Festival in 2018.


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