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Best of all the new product launch at CES 2019
The 2019 edition of CES is over. Companies used the event as a perfect springboard to showcase their technology.
While Google dominated the show with big adverts and showing off their Google assistant compatibility, there were other great innovative new products. Here are our top picks from CES 2019.
Table of Contents
- 1 New product launches at CES 2019-
- 1.1 Samsung Gems H
- 1.2 Samsung Bot Care
- 1.3 Nreal Light
- 1.4 Omron Heartguide
- 1.5 Lenovo Smart Clock
- 1.6 D Free
- 1.7 Lovot
- 1.8 Royole Flexible Phone
- 1.9 Alienware Area 51m
- 1.10 Dell XPS 13
- 1.11 Mophie Juice Pack Access
- 1.13 Hyundai "Project Elevate"
- 1.14 Impossible Burger 2.0
- 1.15 Where is CES held every year?
- 1.16 A Few Words
New product launches at CES 2019-
Samsung Gems H
Samsung unveiled a few exoskeletons in this year's CES. The GEMS (Gait Enhancing Motivational System) were hot products this year with Samsung rolling out a line of wearables to assist many different body parts.
The Pick of the bunch for us was the Samsung GEMS H. This lederhosen type of gadget was made to help people assist in walking, correcting posture, etc. Samsung claims that the GEMS H enables you to save 23% energy when walking and increases your pace by 20%.
The scope of usage for this tech is enormous. With rehabilitation for the injured, to assisting the sick and elderly this product has taken the CES 2019 event by storm.
Samsung Bot Care
Amongst other healthcare and living assist tech, product launch, Samsung revealed their Bot Care. This is a living assist bot aimed to help the elderly. The design for this interactive bot is a simple cone on wheels with a monitor for a head. It can measure your blood pressure and heart rate.
The bot is capable of detecting movement and will put out an alert if there is an accident. This Samsung care bot can also monitor your sleep and inform you or a doc of your sleeping pattern.
A hot product at this years CES this interactive bot looks to be the first generation home robots that we will soon get used to.
For great deals on Samsung products visit ScopePrice.
Nreal Light
The hype about augmented reality is at its highest at the moment. Many companies are working hard to bring this science fiction tech to reality. Nreal a Chinese startup has come out with their Nreal Light glasses and entered the AR industry.
Their AR glass the Light is pretty capable, wowing everyone at CES 2019. These glasses, unlike others, look basically like a pair of regular glasses so wearing them is not going to be a problem.
Technology-wise, Nreal fit the lenses with all the cameras, sensors and projection gear to make it a top quality product like say the Vuzix Blade glasses but much slimmer. These glasses have 1080p projection through both lenses and a 52-degree field of view, which is better than many top-end AR on the market.
Omron Heartguide
Omron unveiled their new hot product, the Omron Heartguide. This smartwatch is the first of its kind to be able to monitor your heart's health.
Designed to fit seamlessly into your life the Heartguide will track and store your heart's health for specific behavior and activity and will let you make an informed decision about your life's trajectory.
It comes with an app that will be synced to the device for ease of access. The smart device also lets you track your sleep patterns and lets you set sleep target. Omron made a fantastic product that can fit into everyone's life and will make it better.
This is why it was one of the best products at CES 2019.
For great deals on Omron products visit ScopePrice.
Lenovo Smart Clock
CES 2019 saw Lenovo launch a fresh new product. The Lenovo smart clock is a smart device that connects to your smart devices and can act as a control panel for your smart home.
The smart clock has google assistant that lets it play music, check weather and traffic. You can use it to control the lighting and set a routine through google routine. It has a sunshine feature to wake you up.
The smart clock can be programmed with voice control to turn off lights and set the alarm. This smart clock can also tell your TV to play videos, and it can even make calls for you.
It comes with a USB port so you can even charge your phone. The only thing it doesn't have is a camera, and many people say that it is a good thing.
For great deals on Lenovo products visit ScopePrice.
D Free
A startup named Tripple W showed off a hot new product at CES 2019. The D Free is a non-invasive wearable device that uses ultrasonic sensors to track bladder movements.
Aimed to help the elderly and the disabled people who suffer from Incontinence. Incontinence occurs when muscles are too weak or too active. There are other causes of incontinence, such as prostate problems and nerve damage.
The gadget will notify you when the wearer of the device needs to use the toilet. A great product from Tripple W, one that can make many lives better.
Groove X a Japanese startup unveiled its new product, the Lovot. It is a robot companion that has uses advanced sensor and AI learning to model its behavior according to you. Lovot was designed to be loved.
It's makers in Groove X said: "begs for attention and gets in the way of those it lives with." It will act as your robot pet but with the emotions of a toddler. A cute and cuddly product that was one of the hottest things in CES 2019.
Royole Flexible Phone
Everyone was anticipating the release of a foldable screen announcement by Samsung for its new phones. In comes Royole showcasing the first of its kind foldable phone which made it a hot product at CES 2019.
The flexible phone though was not a great phone in today's market, but it was an excellent way to showcase Royole's main product the foldable screen.
Beating big companies like Samsung to the punch Royole also showcased how their screens could be put on anything even Clothing.
Alienware Area 51m
Alienware came to CES with their new Area 51m model. This beast of a laptop looks beautiful and is a powerhouse in performance.
Coming in with a 17.3-inch display this and the latest generation hardware the Alienware Area 51m is one hot product that we got introduced to at CES 2019. The enclosure design is an upgrade.
This model has a sleek design compared to other models. One amazing feature this model has is that almost every internal component in changeable. This means that the enclosure can be used while you keep upgrading the hardware.
If you are looking for some gaming laptops on a budget then why not check out our blog on Best Gaming Laptop Under 500.
For great deals on Alienware, Models visit ScopePrice.
Dell XPS 13
Dell has refined their XPS 13 model and has taken it to a new height. It was one of the best new product launched at CES 2019. With its sleek design and paper thin bezel, it looks like a work of art.
The model comes equipped with 8th gen hardware and is deceptively powerful. It is also very light. Lighter than even the MacBook Pro. One fantastic thing that Dell did with this model is that they put the webcam on top.
The XPS 13 was a hot product because Dell improved upon what was already an excellent product.
For great deals on other Dell, XPS models visit ScopePrice.
Mophie Juice Pack Access
The Mophie Juice Pack Access is a new product that's a need for every iPhone user Right Now! It is a battery case that gives you extra battery power when you need it at the push of a button.
The best thing about this is that it will charge your phone wirelessly. Meaning you will have full access to your lightning port. Now it's going to much easier for you to listen to music while charging your phone.
This is why the Mophie Juice Pack Access was a hot product at CES 2019.
LG's signature OLED TV R is one of the best we've seen at this year's CES. The LG OLED TV R rolls up from a cabinet that has Dolby Atmos sound system. LG unveiled their new product with a 65-inch display.
The TV comes with all the connectivity ports that you need. This LG model has three feature modes. Line View where the screen partially slides up, this shows the time, weather and can be used for Ambient scene display, e.g., fireplace. You have access to the dashboard, and you can play music in LIne View.
The Zero View mode will allow you to play music through its speakers and the Full view well it allows you to do everything plus watch TV. This LG model comes with both Alexa and Google Assistant built in along with Apple AirPlay 2 wireless technology and HomeKit.
Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit allows you to stream videos and play music from your Apple device. So, you can see why this was a hot product at CES 2019.
If you are looking for great TVs on a budget why not look at our list of Best Tv under 500.
For great deals on other LG products visit ScopePrice.
Hyundai "Project Elevate"
At this year's CES Hyundai revealed their unstoppable car project named "Project Elevate." This is part robot and part car with extendable legs. This futuristic car can be driven in normal mode or walk over debris and flood.
The target of the South Korean firm is to supply the first responders with these vehicles so that they don't have to walk over to the rescue zone. This car maybe slim but has enough space to carry a stretcher and a patient.
This vehicle from Hyundai looks set to be a hot product for the South Korean Firm.
Impossible Burger 2.0
I know what you are wondering. How is it that a burger is considered as a tech. Well, this isn't any ordinary burger. This is a burger from Impossible Foods. It was made in a lab to resemble meat. And boy does it ever!
While many people speculated after the first version that lab-made meat might replace meat but will never be able to replicate the taste. Well, the Impossible Burger 2.0 proved everyone wrong.
Everyone at CES 2019 was blown away by this burger. Many vegans thought it was meat. This burger stole the show at this year's CES, and it was no doubt that this The Hot Product of CES 2019.
Where is CES held every year?
Originally the show is from New York but has shifted to Las Vegas, Nevada, United States during the new era. The next CES event will be held Tuesday, January 7, 2020, till Friday, January 10, 2020.
A Few Words
So here you go, a quick rundown of all the best new product launched at CES 2019. There were plenty of other fantastic products that we left out, but those are amazing as well. This year's edition was mind-blowing.
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Maybe people get structure and rigidity confused.
Unschooling provides a certain structure to a child's life. They aren't just left to blow aimlessly in the wind. They are companioned by at least one caring, hopefully connected, adult.
A life informed by autonomy and choices and independence and curiosity can still provide stability and support. It just doesn't have arbitrary rules, limitations and 'because'-es.
{yes, I AM the crazy-neighbor-lady who stands out there in 34 degree weather to put laundry out on the clothesline}
{not to mention the really-crazy-neighbor-lady who takes photos of it….}

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Book Report: Dive into this tale
I loved this luscious, lyrical, and somewhat bawdy historical fiction. Debut author, Imogen Hermes Gowar offers readers not only a great story but also an intimate view of the culture and mores of late 18th Century London. (Click here for a tour with the author.) I've read enough Regency Romances (thanks Jane Austen & Wilma Counts!) to be familiar with the period, but this exquisite piece of fiction added oodles of delightful, quotidian detail to my lexicon. Foods. Utensils. Customs. Clothing. Language. Expectations. Examples: syllabub, jade, rosolio, redingote, doxy, Lascar, pelisses, dandyprat, tipsy-cake, calamanco. Reading on a Kindle allowed me to look up word without running to a dictionary. Better yet, the new words never got in the way of the story, but simply added to its depth and feeling.
Jonah Hancock is a respectable but unremarkable businessman longing for some measure of happiness after the death of his wife and child. Angelica Neal is a haughty and renowned courtesan who finds herself suddenly without a protector. Mrs. Chappell is the elderly and successful "abbess" of a "nunnery" where Angelica began her career. Through vividly drawn characters from very different worlds, Gowar explores themes of freedom, security, captivity, and ownership, suggesting that ownership harms both the owner and the owned. Everyone, as the adage reminds us, is the hero of their own story.
The interactions among these characters within and without their strict class boundaries makes for some lively conversations and insights, including this one with the aged bawd, Mrs. Chappell.
"Hypocrites!" she exclaims. 'Who let their own daughters starve almost to death, or put them in cruel marriages, or slake their lust upon them most unnaturally. To think I do any worse by them. Tis an insult! The girls that come to me –and, mark me, their own parents bring them often enough—suffer worse abuses in their own homes that they ever will with me."
I believe the two (yes, two!) mermaids—one dead, one alive—are stand-ins for the longings, desires, and even that fears that each of the vividly drawn characters harbors. Fortune. A child. A protector. Status. Happiness. Survival. However, "…mermaids are the most unnatural of creatures, and their hearts are empty of love."
And from the lyrical voice of the mermaid herself, we hear her compel Mr. Hancock to her.
"A loss is not a void. A loss is a presence all its own; a loss takes up space; a loss is born just as any other thing that lives. You think your arms are empty, but I shall lie in them…I am here; you are not alone. Here I am; I am grief, the living child of your suffering. I am the grief that sits within in you; I am the grief that sits between you."
Thank you, Ms. Gowar, for a thoroughly enjoyable journey. Recommend.
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Book report: The "good old days" weren't all that great for women
Frequently we hear folks of a certain age bemoaning progress and the passage of time. They wish for bygone days when life was simpler. Not me. Especially after reading Call the Midwife: A Memoir of Birth, Joy, and Hard Times by Jennifer Worth.
The author first gives us a little history of maternal healthcare before 1948 and the advent of Britain's National Health Service.
"It is hard to imagine today that until the last century no woman had any specialist obstetric care during pregnancy. The first time a woman would see a doctor or midwife was when she went into labour. Therefore, death and disaster, either for mother or child, or both, were commonplace. Such tragedies were looked upon as the will of God, whereas, in fact, they were the inevitable result of neglect and ignorance."
"In the mid-nineteenth century, maternal mortality amongst the poorest classes was around 35-40 percent, and infant mortality was around 60 percent. Anything like eclampsia, hemorrhage, or mal-presentation, would mean the inevitable death of the mother."
Worth graphically describes— in sometimes intimate and cringe-worthy detail—the conditions and very real life and death struggles of the residents of the London Docklands just after WWII.
"Children were everywhere, and the streets were their playgrounds. In the 1950s there were no cars in the back streets, because no one had a car."
Many of those children were born into two-room tenements without a toilet–or even running water–where four or more other children were already present. Some lived in ruined buildings left standing after the Blitz. Domestic violence and mental illness were common and mostly untreated. A girl "in trouble" was ostracized and–after surrendering her child for adoption–was many times forced into a life of prostitution. And while races bumped into one another frequently and companionably in the streets and at work, a mixed-race baby was unthinkable.
Those were the "good old days."
What difference did reliable birth control make?
"The Pill was introduced in the early 1960s and modern woman was born. Women were no longer to be tied to the cycle of endless babies… Women could, for the first time in history, be like men, and enjoy sex for its own sake. In the late 1950s, we had eighty to a hundred deliveries a month on our books. In 1963 the number had dropped to four or five a month. Now that is some social change!"
Fans of the television series, Call the Midwife, will enjoy becoming acquainted with the real-life Jenny, Trixie, Chummy, and Cynthia, as well as Sisters Julienne, Monica Joan, Evangelina, Bernadette. Dr. Turner and Fred are here as well.
But mostly this book is a reminder that things have gotten better. We know that access to affordable healthcare—especially birth control—matters. And to the most vulnerable women and children among us–the poor and the sick–it is a matter of survival.
Book report: We've come a long way, baby
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is my hero. And if you've seen me in the last week or so, I've probably mentioned Notorious RBG as an enlightening, inspiring, and very readable book. The authors, Irin Carmon and Shana Knizhnik, made it a pleasure getting to know this intelligent, forthright, hardworking woman who has fought against stereotype and injustice for her entire career.
Young Ruth had doors slammed in her face. Repeatedly. She was once fired for being pregnant. While at Harvard Law School as a young wife and mother, she and the other female students had to repeatedly justify the slots that they'd "taken away" from males. Furthermore, there were "small" slights such as no women's restrooms in the building and not being allowed into the library's reading room. Nevertheless, she persisted.
After Ginsburg transferred to Columbia Law School, she graduated tied for first in her class. Still, no firm would hire her. Again, she would be taking a job from a male who had a family to support. When she finally did get a job lecturing at Rutgers, she was paid less because she was a woman. Still, she persisted.
While working with the ACLU, she won five out of six women's rights cases she argued before the Supreme Court. Furthermore, she devised a careful, incremental plan for revolutionary goals, fighting against laws that were inherently gender-biased. Some of her earliest cases defended men against unfair regulations that didn't acknowledge they too could be primary caregivers of their children or parents. Or the pregnant woman in the military forced to choose between an abortion or a discharge, neither of which she wanted. Or the woman who wasn't allowed to add her children to her employer-based health insurance because it was assumed only men had dependents. You see, fairness works both ways.
"I think gender discrimination is bad for everyone, it's bad for men, it's bad for children. Having the opportunity to be part of that change is tremendously satisfying. Think of how the Constitution begins. 'We the people of the United States in order to form a more perfect union.' But we're still striving for that more perfect union. And one of the perfections is for the 'we the people' to include and ever enlarged group."
"'We the people'" originally left out a lot of people. "'It would not include me," RBG said, or enslaved people, or Native Americans.'"
Ginsburg established case-law that could then be cited as precedent in future cases.
Learning about Ginsburg's early fights and her resolve to continue fighting, reminds us that we all owe a huge debt of gratitude to Justice Ginsburg. We could do worse that to emulate her example.
RBG advises women to act like ladies:
"That meant to always conduct yourself civilly, don't let emotions like anger or envy get in your way…Hold fast to your convictions and your self-respect, be a good teacher, but don't snap back in anger. Anger, resentment, indulgence in recriminations waste time and sap energy."
Further advice from the book's Appendix:
How to Be Like RBG
- Work for what you believe in, but pick your battles and don't burn your bridges.
- Don't be afraid to take charge.
- Think about what you want, then do the work, but then enjoy what makes you happy.
- Bring along your crew.
- Have a sense of humor.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is now firmly fixed in my pantheon of cultural heroes. And it's never too early to learn about this fabulous woman. A Young Readers' version of this book is now available and I recently purchased one of several picture books about Justice Ginsburg for my granddaughter's eighth birthday. I hope my Olivia will stand up against injustice when she sees it.
Yes, we've come a long way, baby. Due in no small part the Notorious (not to mention Supreme) RBG.
Book report: Better late than never
The Little French Bistro begins with sixty-year-old German tourist, Marianne trying to end her life. She's been belittled by her insensitive, bullying, and unappreciative husband, Lothar for over forty years. During that time, he's repeatedly told her she's weak, silly, and stupid. Worse, she's believed him. She sees no way out other than to drown herself in the Seine.
While she is rescued, Lothar's response is less than sympathetic. Marianne escapes, but on her way out of the hospital, she is intrigued by and steals a hand-painted tile of a scene at Kerdruc. That tile leads her to the village on the Brittany Coast where she intends to make good on her intention to end her life. Instead, she rediscovers herself. I guess this could be described as a "coming of age" story, except that Marianne comes of age a bit late.
Some womanly wisdom from author, Nina George.
"Every woman is a priestess if she loves life and can work magic on herself and those who are sacred to her. It's time for women to remind themselves of the powers they have inside. The goddess hates to see abilities go to waste, and women waste their abilities far too often."
"'People never change!" Marianne retorted. 'We forget ourselves, and when we rediscover ourselves, we merely imagine that we have changed. That's not true, though. You can't change dreams; you can only kill them—and some of us are very good murderers.'"
On the risks of compliance and defiance:
"How many deviations, side roads and senseless detours a woman can take before she finds her own path, and all because she falls into line too early, takes too early the paths of custom and convention, defended by doddering old men and their henchwomen—the mothers who only want the most dutiful outcome for their daughters. And then she wastes an immense amount of time ensuring that she fits the mold! How little time than remains to correct her fate."
"Life wasn't too short: it was too long to waste unduly on non-love, non-laughter and non-decisions. And it began when you first took a risk, failed and realized that you'd survived the failure. With that knowledge, you could risk anything." "…life as an autonomous woman is not a song. It's a scream, a war; it's a daily struggle against the easy option of obeying."
"Every second can mark a new beginning. Open your eyes and see: the world is out there and it wants you."
"She hoped intensely that the generations of women to come would manage better than she had, having been brought up by mothers who didn't equate love with abnegation."
On the power of love:
"…maybe friendship was the most patient form of love."
"Giving and seeing how a person flourishes and feeds off your love: the amount of power you possess, and the fact that that power makes someone the best they can be."
I love the themes that it's never to late to follow your heart and how important it is to show people who you really are, to live an authentic life. As I age, I find these tales of late-in-life transformation quite charming, not to mention hopeful.
While I had read and loved, this author's Little Paris Bookshop, I had trouble following and getting invested in this book early on. With an entire village full of characters to keep track of, it was hard to know who to care about. Moreover, the omniscient narrator kept changing the point of view which made it challenging for me until I realized what was going on. Nevertheless, this was a Book Club choice, so I stuck with it and was rewarded. I also learned a bit about the Brittany Coast and the Breton culture I knew nothing of. Recommend.
Book report: War comes to a small town in Sussex
The Summer Before the War has been on my "to be read" shelf since I heard author, Helen Simonson interviewed on NPR some time ago. I'd enjoyed her debut novel, Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which I found to be simply charming and have recommended often.
Now I can recommend her second novel to you, especially if, like me, you were a fan of "Downton Abbey." This book is not set on a grand estate, but rather in the town of Rye in Sussex, just before England enters World War I.
We meet liberally-educated and well-traveled, Beatrice Nash, whose father has recently died. She arrives in Rye, still grieving, to take a position teaching Latin as she seeks to gain independence from her family who controls what little money she has inherited. Already in her early twenties, she has resigned herself to spinsterhood. Moreover, as a woman in 1914, she is thwarted at every turn by convention, pettiness, hypocrisy, and prejudice embodied by landladies, solicitors, and small town gossips. Through Beatrice, we are also introduced to a cast of artists, progressives, and a few gypsies who challenge the status quo with their kindness, courage, intelligence, and heart. Beatrice even finds love.
I admire Simonson's skill at immersing readers into the landscape and conflicts of this time and place. Every well-chosen detail does double duty, informing character or enhancing tension. Simply a pleasure to read. Recommend.
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|A plant used in a homeopathic tincture - Rhus toxicodendron
Scientific Evidence for Homeopathy
The first controlled trial testing the homeopathic treatment of patients with fibromyalgia was an impressive and sophisticated double-blind "crossover" trial that was published in the prestigious British Medical Journal (Fisher et al, 1989).
A crossover trial is a sophisticated method to test the efficacy of a treatment because each patient's results with the "real treatment" are compared with that same patient's results with a placebo.
While most double-blind studies compare one group of people who receive the "real treatment" with another (hopefully similar) group of people who receive a placebo, crossover trials compare the results of each person and his/her response to real treatment with his/her response to placebo.
The researchers found that there was a substantially significant degree of improvement in the reduction of tender points and improved pain and sleep when the subjects were taking the homeopathic medicine, as compared to when these same subjects were taking a placebo.
Read Dana Ullman's full article in the Huffington post.
A study done into fibro and homeopathy.
If you are interested in alternative therapies for Fibromyalgia please see my post on all the natural treatments I have tried.


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Lead Test Engineer - Automation, CI/CD
Lead Test Engineer - Automation, CI/CD
- Location: Central London, London Area
- Salary: Competitive
- Contract Type: Permanent
- Ref: R002801188
- Closing Date: 31 January 2020
Job description
Nationwide is investing £1.2b in IT transformation, so it's never been a more exciting time to join. Building high performing teams plays a huge part in this transformation, which is why we need skilled lead test engineers to join our new test engineering centre of excellence.
We need high-performing individuals to accelerate our test engineering transformation embedding test solutions ensuring the Society has built the right products & services to the right quality, evidencing the change delivers the agreed outcomes.
Who we're looking for
We need somebody with:
• Strong technical leadership and organisational skills
• Proven experience in coaching / mentoring of test engineers
• Strong stakeholder management skills with excellent verbal and written communication
• Deep test experience with the ability to inspire a test engineering team
• Proven ability to be accountable for test engineering decisions within a technical environment
• Proven experience in the implementation/evangelising of automation first approaches through the adoption of industry best practices
• The ability to quantify measures of success in a language that makes sense to stakeholders
• Proven thought leadership to influence the strategy for engineering to challenge and inform the approach for testable solutions
• A track record in fault analysis, diagnosis and resolution
• Management of and engagement with our Test partners and 3rd party suppliers
• Setting Test engineering principles, standards and patterns to establish, maintain and continuously develop technical competence and decision making within the engineering team
Ideally, you also have:
• Experience of DevOps processes including CI / CD techniques and associated toolsets (e.g. Jenkins, Atlassian suite, Cucumber etc.), with knowledge of working in using both agile and waterfall methodologies
What you'll be doing
You'll play a pivotal part in the implementation of demonstrable and measurable, structured design techniques appropriate to the technology under Test. Working with our delivery squads to shape approaches for testable solutions, educating best practices in testing and quality. You will help grow and evolve the capabilities of this brand-new team, using a broad range of technologies and working with a wide spectrum of stakeholders.
Working for the Head of Test Engineering and will need to be adept at gathering and presenting data to quantify testing outcomes for stakeholder consumption. As a lead engineer in this space, you'll also be an excellent team player, enthusiastic about sharing your experience and knowledge with your colleagues.
The extras you'll get
Our people's success isn't based on how long they spend at their desk. While you'll have contracted hours, we offer a flexible environment. That might be working from home, logging on from other offices across the UK, or working part time or compressed hours. We want to know how you like to work. And if we forget to ask, please tell us. We promise it won't affect your chances at all.
If you put a lot in, it's only fair you should get a lot out. So, if you help us do the right thing for our members, we'll help further your career with us.
• Access to training to help you progress your skills and career
• Pension scheme where if you pay in 7% we'll top it up to 23%
• Life assurance worth 8x your salary
• 30 days' holiday plus bank holidays
• Option to 'buy' 10 days more holiday
• Access to a healthcare scheme
• Discount vouchers for various retail outlets
• Annual performance related bonus scheme
• Company car allowance worth £4656
Click apply today and send us your CV to take your first step towards helping us build our Society.
Please note: To help us do the right thing by our members, all applicants will be subject to a criminal record and credit checks.
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We're also the world's largest building society, with communities at the heart of everything we do. We aim to do the right thing for our members which helps set us apart from our competitors. But we need good people to help us do it. People who understand what we believe in and have the talent and drive to keep us successful.
At Nationwide we have a strong ethic of care, and a genuine concern for each other and our members. We recognise that our employees feel most appreciated when their thoughts and values are respected and considered. We are committed to creating a culture that recognises and truly values our individual differences and identities. If you'd like to be a part of an inclusive workplace where you can be yourself, where your talents are nurtured, and you feel empowered to contribute then please apply and help us in building society, nationwide.
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Well there are English classes, history classes, science classes… What? Not those kind of classes? What are you talking about? We are a classless society here in the US, pretty much all middle class. We're not? Wait a second, mister man, I was taught in US history that we are predominantly middle class and all upwardly mobile; the land of opportunity. What! Don't tell me I'm full of BS!
Yes, that is truly my reaction, or at least I thought it was. I'm reading Lies my Teacher Told Me. It has been really good, though the author has his own biases. So I've started the chapter on class history in the US. I'm just startled, really balk at it. He sites facts like most people live and die in the same class; so much for upward mobility. Then he talks about people limiting themselves to their own class, not thinking they can get anywhere higher. And he goes on.
My reaction is that this guy is just full of it on this subject. Once a week I go to TTA, Trailer Trash Anonymous. "Hi everyone, I'm Steven. Hi Steven! I am former Trailer Trash…." Kidding aside, I grew up in a trailer. I grew up with my parents having a hard time to put food on our table. We were poor, but not trailer trash. But today, I am a computer guy, pulling in pretty decent bucks. I no longer live in a trailer.
So this guy is obviously wrong. Just look at me. So, I do that, I look at me.
I'm 6. I'd like to be pilot. That would be just so incredible. Yeah, but I could never do that.
I'm 8. Mrs. Peas, who has been my first, second, and third grade teacher has just told us we could grow up to be president of the US, anyone could. Wow. But inside something says that just isn't so. I'm not good enough.
I'm 14. I love science. I really want to be an engineer. I have trouble with one science class. You know maybe I'm just not smart enough to be an engineer.
Yes, those are all feelings that I had. They are exactly what the author says people from the lower class feel. So how did I get out of it? How did I end up being middle class?
I think there are three answers. The first is that my grandparents and parents ALWAYS told me that education was the way out of poverty. My grandparents owned a farm. So they were clearly lower middle class, certainly not trailer trash. I listened to them.
I grew up in the tiny town of Plainfield. That had two huge impacts to the positive. Plainfield is a college town. At that time the population of the very liberal Goddard College was about twice the population of the town. We were inundated with liberal views. The second impact was that several of my friends, most notably David Webster, were college professor brats. My class was one of the sharpest to ever go though Twinfield. We expected a lot of ourselves, drove ourselves.
Finally, I discovered that I was really good with music. It gave me an identity. And that identity had nothing to do with my class. That had a far larger impact than you might think.
When you put those three things together, it gave me a really big push past those feelings of not being good enough. I truly believe that the US is the land of opportunity. But that book makes a pretty good case for it really not being quite so easy as we are taught to believe. And I do indeed know that we are NOT a classless society.


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Xiaodong Gong joined NATSEM in March 2011. Xiaodong has published in International and Australian journals such as Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Economic Development and Cultural Change, The Economic Record and many other reputable journals. His work includes modelling labour supply, tax and transfer policy, childcare, labour mobility, child development and education, and household consumption.
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When the 27-year-old Brooklyn woman spoke to the restaurant staffers, they said that they believed the bird had become stunned from flying into the window.
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You guys are my bird heroes. He's still sitting out there, and I learned from the folks inside the Westville that he flew into the window pretty hard.— Madeleine Lilia (@freechampagne) February 19, 2019
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No. 9 Gymnasts Host No. 6 Arizona State On Friday
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What's in store: Two top 10 teams will face off in Gill Coliseum this week as No. 9 Oregon State (5-3) hosts No. 6 Arizona State in the Younger Oil/Texaco Showdown at 7 p.m., Friday, February 7. Reserved seat tickets are $10 apiece. General admission tickets are $6 for adults and $4 for senior citizens and children.
Beavers break into the top 10: After posting a season-high 196.275 at Stanford last week, the Beavers upped their season average to 195.665. That moved them up to No. 9 in the latest rankings, good for OSU's highest ranking since early in February of the 1997 season when the Beavers were also ranked ninth. OSU is also ranked in all four individual events. The Beavers are eighth on floor, 10th on vault and bars, and 14th on beam. In addition, Tanya Ricioli is ranked on two events. She's 24th in the all-around with an average of 39.235, and her 9.870 average on beam ranks 21st. Rankings will be based on season averages until the February 24 poll, when the poll will be based on Regional Qualifying Scores.
Living scoring on the web: Fans who are unable to attend the meet can check www.osubeavers.com for live scoring updates throughout the meet.
Kids 12 and under get in free: Kids 12 and under can print out a coloring sheet off the www.osubeavers.com website's gymnastics page, decorate the sheet and present it at the meet on Friday to receive a free general admission ticket. Ten sheets will be selected at random to win a prize.
Sarah Curtis to exhibition: U.S. national team member Sarah Curtis will perform an exhibition on vault prior to Friday's meet. Curtis, a freshman at Crescent Valley High School in Corvallis, is on the USA Gymnastics junior international team and was the 2001 junior national champion on vault.
Hey, it's good to be back home again: OSU will compete at home for three weeks in a row, a welcome occurence after competing on the road for four of the first five meets this season. After hosting No. 6 ASU this week, OSU faces Cal on Feb. 14 and No. 4 Utah on Feb. 21. After flying 13,468 miles for their January meets, the Beavers won't have to visit an airport during any of their February meets. OSU has one road meet this month - at No. 13 Washington on February 28 - but the team will bus to Seattle.
Last time out: The Beavers scored a season-high 196.275 at Stanford on January 31 to defeat San Jose State (193.425) and Seattle Pacific (187.825), but then-No. 9 Stanford won the four-way meet with a 196.575. Still, OSU's score was the 15th best in school history and was the first time the Beavers had scored a 196 in a meet that took place in January. Tanya Ricioli tied for first in the all-around competition with a 39.475, good for the 15th best all-around score in OSU history. She tied teammate Chrissy Lamun for first on floor with a 9.925 score, a career-high for both gymnasts. Ricioli also placed second on bars with a career-high 9.90. Lindsay Nelson, who placed third in the all-around with a career-high 39.325, led OSU on vault with a second-place 9.875, and Elaine Yoder scored a career-high 9.925 on beam to tie for second. As a team, OSU had season highs on floor (49.400) and beam (49.125).
Series records: The Beavers lead the all-time series with Arizona State 22-8-1. The two teams tied at ASU's Uno's Classic last season, with each scoring 195.800. The teams also met at last year's Pacific-10 Championships at Stanford, where OSU placed fourth (196.125) and ASU took sixth (194.125).
A look at the Sun Devils: ASU, which has scored a pair of 197-plus scores this year, ranks sixth in the latest rankings. The Sun Devils are led by Maggie Germaine, who ranks fourth in the all-around with an average of 39.608, and her 9.925 average on floor ties for sixth. Ashley Elsberry ranks sixth on beam (9.925).
Ricioli, Nelson among the top five: Tanya Ricioli scored a 39.475 to tie for first in the all-around at Stanford last week, and Lindsay Nelson added a career-high 39.325 to place third at that meet. For Ricioli, it was her fourth 39-plus score of the year and 11th of her career, which ranks third for the most 39-plus performances in an OSU career. Nelson's score was her third 39-plus performance this year and the seventh of her career, moving her into sole possession of fifth place. Chari Knight holds the record with 23.
Head coach Tanya Chaplin: Tanya Chaplin is in her sixth season as head gymnastics coach at OSU. She has guided the Beavers to three consecutive trips to the NCAA Championships and was named OSU's Female Coach of the Year in 2000 and 2001. In 1999, she was named Pacific-10 Coach of the Year. Chaplin has a career record of 49-37-1 for the regular season and 85-66-1 including postseason competition. She was an assistant coach at Washington for seven years before moving to OSU. Formerly Tanya Service, she was a six-time All-American and held six school records while competing for UCLA from 1986-89.
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Heidi Goehring: Goehring has gotten back to her old form on bars after being hampered by a wrist injury in the offseason. She competed on bars in every meet but one as a freshman, but because of her limited training this fall, she sat out the event at OSU's first three meets this year. She's exhibitioned at the last two meets, highlighted by a 9.825 at Stanford last week for a score that tied her best mark of the 2002 season. She has also exhibitioned beam three times, hitting all three routines with a high of 9.75 in the season opener. She was in the official lineup at Arizona (1/17) but fell and scored a 9.30.
Daylee Ingalls: After competing only on beam as a freshman, Ingalls has become one of OSU's top vaulters this season. She's competed a 10.0-valued vault all season long and is averaging 9.815 on the event, second best on the team. She's scored a career-high 9.85 twice, most recently at Arizona (1/17) and had a 9.75 at Stanford last week. Ingalls has competed on beam four times and had a season-high 9.825 against UCLA (1/24).
Elizabeth Jillson: Jillson put together a near-flawless bar routine at Stanford last week until putting her hands down on her double layout dismount to result in a 9.45. When she hits though, the All-American is one of OSU's top scorers on the event. In the three routines she's hit this year, she's scored a 9.85 or better, including a pair of 9.875 marks, both against UCLA (1/2 and 1/24). Jillson was a first team All-American on the event last year.
Meghan Jones: A walk-on, Jones has been in the bars lineup all season and has scored a 9.80 or better three times, most recently posting a 9.80 at Stanford last week. She had a career-high 9.825 at Arizona (1/17) to place third, and she placed fifth with a then-career-high 9.80 at Michigan State with Auburn(1/10). Jones could crack the vault lineup as well. She was expected to be one of OSU's top vaulters this season, but a December ankle sprain slowed her down on the event. She's training a yurchenko full, but because of her ankle, she exhibitioned a layout in the first three meets. She's exhibitioned the full at the last two meets and turned in a 9.75 at Stanford last week, which would have been a career-high had it been an official routine.
Heather Justus: A mainstay on vault and floor as a freshman, Justus remains in the lineup on those two events as a sophomore. She moved to the anchor position on vault at Stanford last week and posted a 9.825, her second-best score of the year on the event. She's hit four of five vaults this year, and she's scored a 9.80 or better on all four that she hit. She's hit all five floor routines this year, with a high of 9.825 against UCLA in the season opener. She's averaging 9.755 on the event.
Chrissy Lamun: The freshman is making an impact early on in her college career, competing on bars, beam and floor for the Beavers. Her 9.870 average on floor is the team's best. She won the event for the second time in three weeks after posting a career-high 9.925 at Stanford to tie for first. She scored a 9.90 in the season opener and scored a 9.825 or better in the other three meets. She had a career-high 9.850 on beam at Stanford last week, topping her previous best of 9.825 at Arizona (1/17). Her 9.80 on bars against UCLA (1/24) is her best score on that event so far.
Angela Morales: Like Lamun, fellow rookie Morales has been a solid contributor on three events (vault, beam and floor). Floor has been her best event so far, with an average of 9.820. Her best score is a 9.875, which she had last week at Stanford and against UCLA in the season opener. She's scored 9.80 or better in every meet but one. She picked up her first collegiate victory with a win on vault at Arizona on January 17 when she scored a 9.90 for her best score on any event this year. She had a 9.80 against UCLA (1/24) and is averaging 9.755 for the season. Her top beam score was a 9.80 at Michigan State (1/10), and she's had a pair of 9.775s, most recently at Stanford.
Lindsay Nelson: The junior is coming off the best all-around meet of her career after a personal-best 39.325 performance at Stanford last week to finish third among a field of eight all-arounders. She led the Beavers with a 9.875 on vault to place second, matched her career-high on bars with a 9.875 to tie for fourth, had a season-high 9.85 on floor and added a 9.725 on beam. She's already won two individual event titles this season after winning just one in her first two seasons. She had a 9.875 on bars at Arizona (1/17) to win the event for the first time, and she won vault for the second time in her career when she turned in a 9.90 at Michigan State (1/10). Her 9.840 average on vault is the best on the team, as is her 9.830 average on bars. She's averaging 39.070 as an all-arounder, with three scores in the 39-plus range.
Tanya Ricioli: The All-American is off to a great start in her junior year. She was named the Pacific-10 Gymnast of the Week on January 28 after her efforts against UCLA (1/24) helped the Beavers upset the then-No. 1 Bruins. She had a 39.250 in the all-around in that meet, with her 9.875 on floor clinching the victory. Ricioli followed that up with a 39.475 at Stanford last week, good for the second best all-around score of her career (her 39.525 in this year's season opener is her career best). Ricioli tied for first in the all-around at Stanford, and she tied for first on floor after tying her career-high of 9.925. She also tied her career-high of 9.90 on bars to place second on the event, and she added a 9.85 on beam and a 9.80 on vault. Ricioli is averaging 39.235 in her five all-around efforts this year, and her average ranks 24th nationally. She also ranks nationally on beam, checking in at 21st with a team-best average of 9.870. She's scored a 9.85 or better on beam in every meet this year, highlighted by a career-high 9.925 in the season opener. She's scored as high as 9.85 at least once on each of the other events as well (9.925 on floor, 9.90 on bars and 9.85 on vault). Her season average of 9.860 on floor is the second best on the team, and she's averaging 9.755 on bars and 9.750 on vault. She's scored in the 39-plus range in the all-around in four of the five meets this year, giving her 11 such scores for her career (third-best in OSU history). Her career-high 39.525 in the season opener was good for the 11th best all-around score in OSU history and set an OSU school record for an all-around score in a season opener. With that performance, Ricioli became just the second OSU all-arounder to score 39.500 in the month of January and the fourth to score a 39.500 in any month. She's won the all-around twice this year and has one victory apiece on bars and floor.
Th�r�se Videan: After competing primarily on vault and floor as a freshman, Videan has made her way into the bars lineup as well (she competed that event just three times last year). Her best score on any event this year was a 9.85 on floor in the season opener, and she had a career-high 9.80 on bars at Michigan State (1/10). Her top vault score has been a 9.775, which she's scored twice, most recently at Arizona (1/17). Last week at Stanford, she had a 9.825 on floor and a 9.775 on bars, both of which were her second-best scores of the year on those events. She also added a 9.675 on vault at that meet. She's averaging 9.755 on bars, 9.730 on vault and 9.735 on floor. Videan has also exhibitioned beam three times this year, with a high of 9.70.
Elaine Yoder: Yoder has competed on beam in all five meets and is coming off the best routine of her career. She led the Beavers with a career-high 9.925 routine at Stanford to earn a share of second-place on the event. Her previous best was a 9.875, which she scored once in 2002 and twice in 2001. Prior to the Stanford meet, her best score this year was a 9.80 against UCLA the week before (1/24). Yoder has also performed four exhibition floor routines this year, with a high of 9.80.
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Feras and Tanja celebrated their wedding reception at County Line Orchard in Hobart. It was an exciting evening full of music and dancing!
The cocktail hour was in the adjacent room, and guests were treated to popular music on the cello. Once the grand hall was opened, guests filed in to find their seats with the DJ providing background music.
Families of the bride and groom, including the bride's grandparents who flew in from Macedonia, entered to great fanfare! The wedding party followed, making their entrance from the barn's loft down the stairs to the main floor. With the arrival of the bride and groom, guests joined them for circle dances before being seated for dinner.
Harp music brought the volume level down to a level more conducive to conversation, and dinner was served. The songs included the couple's special requests of "Perfect" by Ed Sheeran, "Love Story" by Taylor Swift, and "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic.
I also included a few Arabic songs by Fairuz and other contemporary popular songs. I always love the reactions of guests when they hear music from their culture that they don't expect to hear on the harp! I have a wide repertoire of folk and popular songs from around the world, including music from the Middle East, India (Bollywood music is amazing on the harp!), and China.
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La Ermita church is a Catholic church located in Santiago de Cali. Originally it was a straw construction from the beginning of the 17th century. The original church was a very simple construction, as are most of the old constructions in the Valle del Cauca. In the earthquake in 1787, the simple church was demolished and only the image of the Lord of the Reed was preserved.
In 1942, the church that is seen today was built, which is one of the referents of the architectural landscape of the City of Cali. The current construction is a Neo-Gothic miniature church, and like many neo-Gothic churches in America it is inspired by the Cathedral of Ulm, Germany. The new hermitage is dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows and inside it retains the old image of the Lord of the Reed on the left side altar.
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dkmurphys (77042) 2018-03-02 4:30
Spectacular cathedral with amazing decorations. Well captured in your POV, good work.
dta (95888) 2018-03-02 4:41
Hola ,
Usualy , an "ermita" is a little chapel , but this one is like a cathedral !
snunney (130965) 2018-03-02 4:55
Hello Sergio,
This church was built to impress and it certainly does that. Well captured from this point of view, allowing us to see two aspects of the building. Ideally exposed with beautifully rendered colours and detailing.
ikeharel (99449) 2018-03-02 4:56
Hola Sergio,
This time, specifically, I think the clouds aloft gave excellent "aid" to the contrast of this photo.
The blue and white church and tower, clock and small turrets wonderfully shown from street level.
people with vivid colors of their clothing also is a major asset to the composition.
Buen tardes,
lousat (122037) 2018-03-02 5:44
Hi Sergio,a magnificent example of neo-gothic church,not very old but well preserved. I like a lot the style and the mix of white and blue on the facades,imposing perspective and fine details as usual. Have a nice weekend and thanks,Luciano
Fis2 (144119) 2018-03-02 5:52
Witaj Sergio!
A very nice church, excellent gothic.
Good frame, colors and light.
I like it.
Well done.
Warm regards.
holmertz (84283) 2018-03-02 5:54
Hello Sergio,
I think this church is quite "cute", maybe too over-decorated for my personal taste but quite charming. It stands out well among the more modern architecture surrounding it. It has a nice location at the corner of what seems to be two pedestrian streets. On this day you were lucky that such nice clouds had gathered above the church. I could almost expect to see God in the very light area at the top, like in an old religious painting. It is a wonderfully colourful and well taken photo, very appealing.
Best regards,
Sergiom (116344) 2018-03-02 6:31
Bonjour Sergio,
Quelle est belle cette église dans les teintes de bleu pâle avec des belles dorures pour bien souligner ses formes.Un beau cadrage vertical qui l'accompagne bien en hauteur.
pajaran (93242) 2018-03-02 6:39
Dobar dan.
Lep pogled i trenutak, interesantan tekst ...
Lepo pokazano mesto i stara arhitektura, dobar kontrast i ostrina, lepe boje, lepo uhvacen trenutak.
lepa fasada i detalji, lep Crkva.
Zelim vam lepo popodne, sve najbolje za vikend, srecno.
Good day.
A nice look and a moment, interesting text ...
Beautifully displayed place and old architecture, good contrast and sharpness, nice colors, nice caught moment.
beautiful facade and details, beautiful Church.
I wish you a good afternoon, all the best for the weekend, happy.
ChrisJ (153696) 2018-03-02 8:15
Hello Sergio,
A superb upward pov on this beautiful blue and white cathedral. Perspective has been well managed placing the verticals centrally. The people add scale. Tfs!
jean113 (16523) 2018-03-02 8:16
Hello Sergio, what a fantastic church; so highly decorated and very distinctive.It reminds me of a decorated wedding cake covered in icing!
Looking at the spire, the clouds appear to be moving! They make the perfect bg.
Thanks for sharing,
regards Jean.
Tue (72990) 2018-03-02 8:50
Hello Sergio,
Superb capture of this church, I very much like its pastel colours, which contrast so well with the surrounding yellow and orange tones. The many details look perfect and so sharp. The people passing by add a fine mood as well.
Silvio1953 (192771) 2018-03-02 9:35
Ciao Sergio, great view of fantastic Church, fine details, splendid light, wonderful colors and excellent clarity, very well done, my friend, have a good weekend, ciao Silvio
jmdias (93095) 2018-03-02 15:39
me recuerdo bien de esa iglesia neo-gótica. creo que es un estilo muy comum en muchas ciudades de la américa del sur.
muy buena imagen con perfecta cualidad.
danos (110395) 2018-03-02 23:10
Hola Sergio,
great the view as the presentation of Ermita the Neo-Gothic church,with the modern buildings near it to make the whole scene so beautiful.The clarity and the sharpness bring out its details.
emka (140746) 2018-03-03 0:03
hello Sergio,
Nice view of this small church. Gothic churches are made usually from brick or stone, this neo-Gothic is nicely painted in white and blue. Charming composition. beautiful colours, fine sharpness.
Kind regrads Malgo
jhm (192621) 2018-03-03 0:44
Hello Sergio,
I like the architecture of the Catholic church located in Santiago de Cali.
Pleasant perspective and depth picture.
An excellent composition and lovely presentation.
Very well done, TFS.
Best regards,
Nicou (189912) 2018-03-03 2:19
quel contraste de tons et couleurs superb eiamge et cpatage quel rendu sur la facade de cette öglise en bleu clairet blanc et l'autre ödifice en jaune ces portes en fond immense en dorö avec les decorations et les personnages quelle vue.
Bravo et amitie
rychem (68717) 2018-03-03 9:02
Great colorful photo, the church is really impressive and attractive, great contrast between the old and new architecture, perfectly captured
regards Ryszard
PaulVDV (49032) 2018-03-03 23:20
Hello Sergio,
Presented from a good angle. With its combination of blue and white this neo-Gothic church will be a landmark in the city of Cali.
It does also stand out surrounded by buildings in yellowish colours.
Its tower points well to the sun that wants to break through the clouds.
Best regards, Paul
adramad (62896) 2018-03-05 3:24
Hola Sergio.
Pues La Ermita, es toda una catedral neo-gótica, que ademas con ese colorido, gran cantidad de pinaculos y su bonita torre la hacen muy atrayente, efectivamente tiene un parecido con la catedral de Ulm, que yo visite hace ya bastantes años.
Magnífica composicion,colorido, luminosidad y nitidez.
Me encanta la foto.
Que disfrutes una buena semana.
Saludos muy cordiales.
lucasgalodoido (26218) 2018-03-05 4:17
Olá Sergio,
muito bonita mesmo essa Igreja, com cores marcantes e iomponentes. Gostei desse POV mais baixo também. Belo trabalho.
Parabéns e Abraço,
mkamionka (54524) 2018-03-05 6:32
Hola Sergio,
beautiful church so nicely decorated with unique style and charming colors.
I like very much the effect with the burned sky in the top of the frame since the church tower seems to be aiming there as if the heaven were open, as if there was connection between the church and the heaven.
Quite a supernatural effect.
Excellent work,
Cricri (176) 2018-03-05 8:59
Hola Sergio
Une beauté architectural de l'église, bon choix du format, les curs et la netteté excellente, bien présenter et composer
Belle soirée
macjake (93121) 2018-03-05 14:20
Hi Sergio
I have to say, Colombia is a country thats recently been added to my travel list - seems to be safer now for visitors.
and seeing a church like this would be way way up on that list. One of the most striking churches I've ever seen, i'm speechless. Thanks for this post, its great, especially with the cloud coverage above. cheers
LuisGustavoLima (5184) 2018-03-05 15:10
Oi, Sergio!
Foto lindíssima dessa bela igreja, sua arquitetura é bem bonita mesmo. A luz da foto está muito boa, assim como a nitidez e o contraste. Bom ponto de vista também, adicionou perspectiva.
clic (22940) 2018-03-07 7:37
Hola Sergio A fine laced gothic architecture gives to this young church a triumphal look enhanced by the pastel that suits well to the white and blue hovering above. Very pleasant to look at! Hasta luego
gervaso (27519) 2018-03-13 16:13
Hola, Sergio!
Los colores suaves de la iglesia son bellísimos, así como también su imponente arquitectura, cuyos detalles fueron captados con excelente nitidez! El encuadre es perfecto, y la presencia de las personas le da más vida a la imagen. Excelente trabajo!
fotka (6667) 2018-04-22 4:44
Hi Sergio,
Wow, beautiful blue church with fantastic architecture. The church has so many interesting details to enjoy.
Very well done picture as well colors, light and sharpness.
Best regards,
mcmtanyel (55834) 2018-04-27 22:09
Hello Sergio,
It is a very pretty church, I especially like its baby-blue color. It stands out nicely next to an apricot colored building.
pierrefonds (94623) 2018-05-11 17:54
Hi Sergio,
The buildings are framing well the church. The point of view is showing the details of the architecture of the Ermita church. It is leaning a little bit. Have a nice day.
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