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Fr. M. Britto Joseph s.j. a Jesuit Priest, belonging to the Madurai Province, is credited with evangelizing and proselytizing Naturopathy and Homoeopathy in India.
Affordable and safe health-care has always been a need and it still continues to be a necessity for the majority of the population (middle-class and rural) in India, a country where major share of one's earning is spent on housing and food, savings are meager, often liquidated by medical and hospitalization expenses. Families often end up in huge debt. A country that enjoys a rich heritage medicine system in the form of Ayurveda and Naturopathy is today a victim of lifestyle diseases that is only burdening the existing inadequate health-care facilities in India. It is against this background we can come to appreciate the value of Fr. Britto's mission.
Fr. Britto has done a yeoman service through his mission to make people aware of the efficacy of Naturopathy and Homoeopathy and to this end he has run several health empowerment courses in Mumbai and its suburbs, in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Nepal, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, as well as in Malaysia, Singapore, and Sri Lanka.
The value of 'Preventive Healthcare' has gained credence and is a part of many top-line hospitals today merely as a promotional gimmick; empowering people isn't part of their plan. Fr. Britto initiated this decades ago.
Over the decades thousands have attended his health empowerment courses and have experienced the power of nature's healing. Families have rediscovered the secret of good health through right diet (includes correct cooking) and managing and preventing chronicity of illness through naturopathic means. Children of many of the families who attended the courses and adopted his teachings have grown to become doctors, especially homoeopaths. (This alone can be considered as a singular significant contribution).
Fr. Britto has profound knowledge of indigenous medicines and home remedies. He learnt acupuncture from Chinese doctors in Malaysia and also holds a Diploma in Siddha Medicine from Madurai. He is also a master in the art of therapeutic massage.
Fr. Britto was instrumental in the founding of the department of Naturopathy and Homoeopathy in the Holy Family Hospitals in Patna and Delhi, where he worked as Consultant for five and three years respectively.

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- The Prisoner
- Article from the New York Times [link]
- Excerpt from an interview with Ian McKellen, who plays Two:
"...The actor was also impressed by his Prisoner co-stars, among them Jim Caviezel; Jamie Campbell Bower as Two's introverted son, 11-12; Hayley Atwell as Lucy, a woman from New York City who finds herself attracted to Two, and Ruth Wilson as 13, the Village's doctor. 'Jamie is absolutely adorable,' McKellen said. 'He can be my son any day of the week. He is absolutely delightful and he looks ravishing on screen, as does Ruth Wilson. Hayley Atwell is fantastic as well. It's a very glamorous cast, actually, and Jim Caviezel is an excellent leading man...'"
- Stills gallery from tv.com [link]
- Hayley and Ruth attended the Gate Theatre 30th anniversary gala [link]
- A portrait of Hayley taken by Peter Schiazza [link]
- Lines of Flight, a film narrated by Sam, will be screened at the Kendal Mountain Film Festival [link]
My blog has quite a lot of posts about Samuel West (Julius Caesar, On Chesil Beach and Darkest Hour) and Charles Edwards (My Fair Lady Australian tour and Henry IX).
Friday, 13 November 2009
Television - The Prisoner. Hayley Atwell, Ruth Wilson. Samuel West - Narration - Lines of Flight.
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The Moanfest. My first, (mostly) solo of a bigwall. August 95
Moanfest. Yep, thats what Mr. P called it when I told him about my trip up the west face. I thought it was most deeply satisfying and utterly pointless time of my life. Up till then anyway. But, I always have been a bit strange.
A little background first might be in order. 3/89 I rolled my car and got ejected going 120+, mph. Very, very drunk.
Hurt bad. As f----ed up as a soup sandwich. Dr's tolk my folks pulling the plug would be a "kindness" as I'd be a Parapaleigic veggie for sure. Guess they were wrong. I Can step up with right leg and I Can weight left with knee locked back. I can free climb like old people f--k. slow and sloppy. Not much better on aid. But it sure is fun.
Since freeclimbing would never be the joy that it had been I figured I'd learn solo aid and maybe solo El Cap someday. Actually had promised myself I would when I first came to in the ICU after 19 days in a coma and the Dr's all told me I'd never walk again.
Couldn't talk, the bastards had slit my throat and shoved a tube into it or I'd have told them a thing or two.
But I digress. 6 years of building back what was left of my right leg , (maybe 60-65% of pre spinalcord injury) during which time I read a chapter or two on solo aid walls picked the brains of every wall climber i knew. Eventually went out on some local choss piles to practice the clove hitch method and figure out how the heck to manuver in aiders again. Then I soloed the first 3 pitches of the Zodiac few times over a few years time. Gaugeing my speed and endurance. And then I waited for a sutable hot spell in the valley.
It was my therory that the trade routes would be less crowded and I would't have to worry about my gumbeedom interfering with other parties. Plus, I wanted to be alone on the wall.
My strategy was simple. Light and slow. Travel light, freeze at night
Aug /1995. My dear frien Ellen helped me hump the gear up and across the traverse ledge, we fixed a line from the last big live tree to the start of the route. shuttled the gear and I self belayed up the first pitch. Mark Blanchard had loaned me a well tested prototype of the Silent Partner. What a great tool. So simple and easy to use. Way bomber and fast.
There was 1 3/8th's bolt about 15 feet up then an endless line of every kind of old 1/4 inch junk you can think of. Half sunk, spinners, bent, rusty. Many homemade hangers. Really Cool old stuff. Maybe a half dozen broken off here and there that I used a fish dubloon on. One bolt had honest to god 1.5 threads left. Still I couldn't help thinking of the fact that Harding, the climber I admire most had placed some of them. So cool. Eventually ran into a 3/8ths here and there and made it to the anchor. Rapped in the fading glow of the sunset and we bivied at the last big tree ledge.
So we get up, hang out make coffee, eat and nervously waste time on the ledge with ellen. Smoke a lot. Dick dance around till I see the upper wall is getting sun.
Get my very gripped butt over to the start of the route, and I'm off. Don't recall much other than very steep, had trouble getting daisy clipped in the right pockets, left leg keeps falling out of the aider. I don't notice till I try to weight it so lot's of trashing and cursing. Same story when I first start to haul. Adjust and readjust Finally get the most efficient way sorted out and hump the anchor like mad. knee pad keeps slipping up so grinding the heck out of my knee. Oh well. At least I can't feel it.
The bag flies and I wonder.
In my planning my biggest concern was would my leg stand up to all that work. So I went super light. 2.5 gallons water. a litre of cofee, bivi sack and poncho liner. Good bit of food. A pack and a half of Camel nonfilters. Medicine. That's it. So worried about weight I didn't even bring a headlamp. 3 days, low 90's. No problem.
Did the 2nd and third as one pitch. A Lot of fun. a place or 2 where jams etc made it possible to get pretty high in my aiders. I got an hb brass placed next to a old bolt avoiding the bolt near the end of 3, or was it somwhere on 4? Had a bit of difficuly just before the anchor. Ran out of free biners, consolodating and scarfing to get the last few clips. Arrive at the anchor Just about sunset. Rap down with a figure 8 so, sorta fas., Forgot to rig for extra friction. The only thing that keeps me from slammin the anchor is a big pile of twists at the end of the rope. Untwist and whinch my way into the anchor. Break it down and jam, not worrying about an orderly rack. Just clipping stuff wherever I can. Marveling at the color change of the stone as the sun kisses the horizon, killer low clouds to the west. Deeper and darker with each piece till blackness swallows everything around me. I clean the last 2 pieces by feel. Get as squared away at the stance as I could and haul. Again the bag flies and again I wonder.
Now at the anchor there is a stance/sling belay. More of a place to brace your feet than a place to stand. About a butt cheek and a half wide by a butt cheek deep.
Sloping down and slightly left as you sit on it. I get my bag situated to support my legs a bit more and keep me from sliding as much. Dig out my poncho liner and settle in. I try to relax but keep sliding off when I do so I wrap my daisys across my chest. Sorta a chest harness thing. Not much better. I experiment through the night trying to get a little more pressure off my hips. Hell I even climb into my haulbag. Definitely not. But warmer.
I nod off here and there. Wake up with my nuts crushed, hangin off my daisys, knees higher than my butt, legs run through the mail haul bag straps. Smoke nearly a half a pack. Dropping the butts into space. Watching the faint glow dissappear into the darkness. A very long night. I wake up freezing. Wrap ropes around me. It helps some.
As soon as I can tell the difference between my two ropes I start untangling and sorting out the mess. Pitch 4 is very short. Had trouble getting out of my aiders onto Guano. Darn left high step. So went for the belly flop then crawled on my hands and knees most of the way to the anchor. Got my super light bag over to Ahwanee ledge and flopped. Inspected the chafing from the night. I'd used duct tape to attach a strip of ensolite to my harness and while it did give more padding and less bruiseing the duct tape rubbed off a whole lot of skin. Eventually I had some food and water and a few sips of cold espresso and relaxed enough to sleep.
I woke when the sun hit Awahnee. Early afternoon I suppose. Had a few smokes and sips and set out across the diagonal. Cheated my way past the penji by putting a very long sling on the penji point, then my aiders and sorta hopping around the corner to the crack. I had a few sets of hb brass nuts and a couple of small tcu's so the pitch seemed pretty easy. I did place 1 lost arrow. Great exposure. Got to the anchor and pondered the 5.7 pitch. Crap. A move or two with big left high steps almost first thing. Maybe a hook will do.Too tired to think about it. Back to Guano and Ahwanee ledge.
Kickin it on Ahwanee. Alone on the Stone. Hard to described just how good it felt. Made a nest and crashed. Woke up. Way dark. I hear some guy yelling to his belayer and the light from a headlamp is bouncing around Guano. Compay. Oh well.
I try to sleep, they finally both get up onto guano. I hear them talking about the ledge, Guano that is and it's prospects as a bivi. I go across my chicken line and tell them there is tons of room on Ahwanee. Which is good as they have a ton of stuff.
We do the intro thing and discuss the next day. Turns out he was as nervous about the diagonal as I was about the 5.7 so we quickly agree to trade fixed pitches.
Awesome. Eventually things quiet down and I get back to sleep.
He starts out my gear leaving it in place mid morning. The wall is in the sun by the time he starts out on the 5.7 pitch. It must be about 5 by the time I start jugging off . I climb as fast as I can. Pitch is long. run out of free biners. Hb offsets and tcu's super helpfull again. By the time I rap, clean and haul the sun is halfway set. Oh Boy. Another swell night. I think it probably won't be near as bad, at least its a slab. Right? Another fun night of building a lazyboy out of a mostly empty haulbag and aiders. Worse than the first. Major hip bruises . Cool breezes, Shorts and a tee shirt. At least I have a hat. The moonlight slowly floods the valley walls and floor and makes its way around the roof.
Enough moonlight to sort out so I straighten out the mess and start out by moonlight. I look at the 3 or 4 rusty 1/4 inchers on the wall to the left above the slab and at the crack going out the roof. The roof crack will get me there and I'm so sick of rusty 1/4 inch junk that I go for the roof crack. As I'm about to move off the slab into dangle mode, I pause for a smoke break. F---, NO more cigarettes. Things are getting very serious now. Half a litre and no ciggs. Time to get moving. Onward through the roof, I Join up with the "right" way and up to the ledge. I get to the ledge. look at the final pitch, pulling up the slack and coiling the rope on the ledge, super psyched cause I know I'm in there. 1 more short pitch of aid. I find a half finished camel in a crumpled up pack and sit down on the coils of rope. Sure would have been a much nicer place to spend the night. I'm sore as hell but feelin pretty good about things.
I get back on the move, Double check my rig. Rap down. I Start cleaning the pitch, get to the lip of the roof and pass the piece just below the lip and double check to make sure my ascender is locked on the rope before transfering my weight. I fully weight my clog and start. Falling? Slow for a second but then speed rappell fast. Freefall fast. Oh f----. the slab rushes up. My mind races. I know I fixed the lead line? Didn't I? About the time I figure I'm a goner there is a sudden jerk. I come to a stop a few feet below and a few feet out from the slab anchor. Spinin in the air. Holy f---, holy f---.. What Just happened? I look up, The rope runs from my clog, up through the piece below the lip and back down to my other ascender, left leg still in the aider so nearly upside down. Great view all the down way to the deck. Can't reach the haul line to tie in short. Eventually I get upright. Both ascenders on the rope going up and very slowly, very, very gently jug back up to the roof, on past the lip. Shaking so bad the rack sounds like sleigh bells. This strikes me as incredibly funny and I can't stop laughing. Finally I can reach and back myself up on the haul line. I rappeled on it so I knew that was solid. I made my way up cleaning the last few pieces, Still shaking and giggling. Finally I can see the rope tied into the anchor and relax. Still way shaken. I look around the ledge and realize i'd forgotten to tie the rope off after I'd pulled up all the slack. The coils had sat on the ledge and held a bit of weight till my full weight and no rope drag allowed the rope to run through the final pieces pulling the slack off the ledge till it reached the end where it was tied in to the anchor.
Dude. That was so scary.
I collected myself. Take your time man. you'll get there.
I climb the final corner. Enjoying the flourescent yellow and green lichen on the way. Around a little roof and onto the summit ledge. Found a half a litre stashed in some blocks. Cool. Cleaned, hauled and tried to figure out the easiest way to get the bag up and over the last few feet of slab and the summit ridge. When the bag and gear were over the top, I paused and sat straddling the summit ridge. Cried like a baby for a bit. Mostly relief mixed with disbelief. Pulled it back together after a few. Rapped with the bag down the backside to the start of the chimney raps. The bag and I took turns dragging each other through the chimney. Eventually made it to the base of the rapells too spent to move. Bloody, beaten and so happy.
After a while I heard the tumbleing of blocks on the trail below, along with a femine voice occasionally cursing. I called out to Ellen. She quickly made her way up to the base of the rapells.
"I'm so glad you're ok! I was so worried. Do you need some Water? Some food?"
" Do you have any cigarettes? "


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Fiji is considering banning "evangelist" Benny Hinn from entering the country, as they had recently done with Sun Myung Moon. However, the Assembly of Christian Churches of Fiji is urging that Hinn not be banned. Don't ban Hinn call - Fiji Times Online
I guess the Assembly does not realize how lucky they are that Hinn would not be allowed in their country. Christianity in America would be much better off with out him (I guess if they really want him maybe we can get them to keep him!).


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Unions have expressed concern Tata Steel's plans to sell its Long Products business and warned of possible industrial action over pensions.
The division employs thousands of people at several sites in the UK – including at the Scunthorpe steelworks, mills in Teesside, Dalzell and Clydebridge in Scotland, an engineering workshop in Workington and a rail consultancy in York.
Tata Steel has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Klesch Group, an industrial company which operates across Europe, that would see it take control of the Long Products business.
Steel unions Community, Unite, the GMB and Ucatt called on the management to hold "meaningful consultations", saying in a statement: "Union representatives from all Tata Steel sites were clear that they are not convinced that selling Long Products is the best way forward in the interests of the members they represent.
"The unions have engaged the Syndex consultancy as expert advisers to provide in-depth economic and industrial research on the alternatives and to test the rationale for the sale. We want Tata Steel to co-operate fully with that process.
"We understand that this process could take weeks or months and that there will be continuing uncertainty for our members, which is why we were so disappointed that Tata Steel failed to consult the unions prior to making their announcement last week.
"During the meeting, union representatives also raised concerns about the implications for their pensions, should a sale proceed. Consequently, the unions have reaffirmed their position, first established in 2009, to ballot their members for industrial action, should Tata Steel make any moves against the British Steel Pension Scheme."
In Prime Minister's Questions yesterday MP for the steel community of Motherwell and Wishaw Frank Roy questioned the credentials of Klesch as a buyer, to which David Cameron responded that he is taking a "personal interest" in ensuring jobs are not lost.
Speaking in a video address yesterday general secretary of Community Roy Rickhuss said: "The Prime Minister's comments today will give no definitive reassurance to the thousands of our members whose futures are under threat.
"Community remains unconvinced of the need to sell off the Long Products business and we'll be doing everything we can to ensure our members are protected. We're pleased to say Cyrus Mistry, the chair of Tata Steel, has now agreed to meet us and we look forward to having that discussion with him.
"The meeting will be an opportunity to hear questions and concerns directly from union representatives from all areas of Tata Steel. We felt it was important that reps from other parts of the business that are not earmarked for sale also participated in the meeting because we believe that attempting to sell Long Products has wider implications across the company.
"The poor way Tata Steel handled this major strategic decision, with no consultation with trade unions, is a matter of concern for all our members whether they work in Scunthorpe or Port Talbot."
The meeting is expected to take place in November.


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You've probably seen it happen many times—your machine can't communicate with other machines and you don't know why. Your management system sits on one segment of a routed network connected to other network segments by means of a router such as Microsoft Internet
Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server or another hardware device. When you attempt to manage 10, 20, or even 100 systems, you don't encounter any problems. But when you attempt to manage 500 systems, your computer is unable to communicate on the network except with the machines with which it already has open connections. You cannot communicate with any other systems, you cannot get onto the Internet, yet no one else on the network, including on your segment, is experiencing this phenomenon. Where would you look first?
Diagnosing the Problem: The most common assumption in this situation is that the management software is faulty. Many proactive management tools connect to and manage your systems, but sometimes these tools themselves can cause the problem you're trying to track down. That's because a proactive management tool can spawn thousands of connections to your devices in the name of better management. Windows® will keep these connections open for two minutes by default even when the connections are idle, unless the tool, application, or service keep them alive longer. This means that even though your management system has not spoken to any machines in two minutes, you may still have more than 1,000 connections open. (You can view open connections by running NETSTAT in a command prompt. The NETSTAT command will show you all open, pending, and closing connections to and from your system and give you their status. Descriptions of the status messages can be found within RFC 793 at tools.ietf.org/html/rfc793.)
To rule out malfunctioning management software, you can create a batch file that establishes connections to the remote systems. If the same problem occurs while running the batch file, you'll know the management software and its threads were not to blame. Here's an example of the required batch file's contents:
Net use \\system01\ipc$ Net use \\system02\ipc$ Net use ....
If the management program in question happened to implement its own networking and authentication stack, it might have been the culprit, but in agentless solutions like most of these management packages, the tool uses the operating system's networking and authentication stacks to perform network operations. Using a batch file that launches just as many network connections without causing the failure will show that the issue is not a result of the program's use of the operating system's networking and authentication stacks, as the batch file uses them as well.


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Apple releases iOS 7.1.2
Apple has released iOS 7.1.2. The update "improves iBeacon connectivity and stability." Other bug fixes and security updates include a data transfer bug fix, and a fixed issue with data protection class of Mail attachments – it was a known issue that iOS 7.1.1 was not encrypting email attachments within the Mail app. iOS 7.1.2 is available over-the-air or through iTunes.
iPhone 6 antenna breaks to differ from mockups; curved display?
Recent iPhone 6 mockups feature a basically accurate design, but the antenna breaks will differ from what's been seen thus far, Nikkei reports. Numerous pictures have shown white stripes connecting the antennas in the iPhone 6 — as seen in the above graphic from Nikkei — but color-contrasting stripes will reportedly not be part of the final design. The stripes are likely a placeholder for another material, potentially glass, but quite possibly Liquidmetal. It's also noted that the iPhone 6 may contain a curved display. The screen would have a seamless fit with the device's aluminum shell. [via G for Games]
Apple to update iTunes U with course creation on iPad, student discussions
Apple has announced that it will be updating its iTunes U app on July 8, 2014, adding new features that allow teachers to "create, edit and manage entire courses directly on iPad for the first time," while giving students the ability to begin discussions and pose questions from the iPad. Teachers will be able to use content from iWork, iBooks Author, and the App Store in creating their courses, as well as photos and videos taken with the iPad's built-in cameras. Students, on the other hand, will be able maintain conversations on various topics, optionally receiving push notifications when there are replies.
iLounge Game Spotlight: Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake
Cartoon Network's newest game is Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake ($5), a puzzle game with lots of RPG elements. The game has a cutesy art style, but don't let that turn you away — this title has plenty of depth and charm.
While the title reminds us of the 16-bit classic Zombies Ate My Neighbors, the gameplay of Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake is like any other number of puzzle games that require players use the abilities of multiple characters to get through a level. The main protagonist is Niko, who leaves his village to find his dog and get back his birthday cake. But it soon becomes clear there's more to the story.
Audi to integrate CarPlay into 2015 cars
Audi has announced it will bring Apple's CarPlay to its cars, to be available "in the first Audi models starting in 2015." Interestingly, Audi was not introduced as an initial CarPlay partner in March. The announcement notes there is "intensive dialog" between Audi and Apple on CarPlay integration. No specific models were mentioned in the release.
Apple ceasing development for Aperture, iPhoto in favor of Photos
Apple has told The Loop that it will be ceasing development of both Aperture and iPhoto for Mac in favor of its new iCloud-based Photos app that will be coming in iOS 8 and Yosemite. "With the introduction of the new Photos app and iCloud Photo Library, enabling you to safely store all of your photos in iCloud and access them from anywhere, there will be no new development of Aperture," Apple told The Loop. "When Photos for OS X ships next year, users will be able to migrate their existing Aperture libraries to Photos for OS." It seems likely that Apple's iPhoto for iOS will suffer a similar fate; iPhoto will not launch in current iOS 8 betas, and developers have been told to "edit and organize [their] photos in the Photos app" instead.
This change clearly marks a major shift in Apple's photo management strategy for iOS devices, and it is unclear at this point what this will mean for other features such as the original iCloud Photo Stream and iTunes-based synchronization of photos onto iOS devices. Apple first introduced photo synchronization in iTunes 4.7 with the release of the iPod photo in 2004, and the feature has remained largely unchanged since, with iPhoto and Aperture commonly used as photo management apps for organizing photos to be transferred onto iPods and iOS devices. The deprecation of these two apps suggests that Apple is moving more strongly toward a cloud-based photo management solution, while also ceding the "pro" photo management space to applications such as Lightroom, which recently introduced its own cloud-based sync along with feature-rich mobile editing apps for the iPhone and iPad.
Apple adds Best New Game Updates section to App Store
Apple has added a new section to its App Store for Best New Game Updates. The section reveals a list of newly updated titles, which often were previously featured in the Best New Games section — that section should now only feature brand new titles. Titles in the new updates section include Plants vs. Zombies 2, Zen Pinball, and Injustice: Gods Among Us, among others. Apple has slowly been introducing features that make it easier to find desired apps; the "related" App Store search feature first popped up months ago.
Apple stores now selling prepaid T-Mobile, AT&T iPhones
Apple retail stores are now selling and activating T-Mobile and AT&T phones with prepaid plans. The T-Mobile devices must be activated in store with $50 or $70 worth of service, and the offer is limited to one device per customer. 9to5Mac also confirmed AT&T is now selling iPhones with prepaid GoPhone plans. A report earlier this month noted Apple would introduce prepaid and month-to-month plans.
Apps: Opera Mini 8.0, The Rhythm of Fighters, Supernauts + The Weather Channel for iPad 4.0
Opera Software's free Opera Mini Web browser has been updated to version 8.0. The UI for the speedy browser has been given an overhaul with new themes and a new compression mode. A QR reader has also been added. Opera boasts that Opera Mini allows web pages to load faster, which is especially beneficial when not connected to a Wi-Fi network. The speed and its new features make it worth a look, at least as a possible backup browser.
The Rhythm of Fighters ($1) is a curious new release from SNK Playmore. Featuring a number of characters and music tracks from various SNK games, TRoF is a tapping rhythm game. It features a terribly slow in-game download before you can even play, which took longer than 20 minutes for us. Though the game claims to have simplistic controls, the tutorial isn't very clear, and the experience doesn't improve much even when the controls become a bit more understandable. All but the biggest SNK fans should probably skip this one.
Apple's new 16GB iPod touch update: unboxing and impressions
iLounge has obtained a new 16GB fifth-generation iPod touch, introduced this morning. The differences between this model and the existing 32/64GB models are extremely minor, but there are a few. Inside the box, along with the iPod, are a set of EarPods and a Lightning cable. Although the iPod touch has the same loop attachment as the higher capacity versions, no loop is included; they can be purchased separately for $9. We've noticed a very, very slight color difference in the PRODUCT (RED) edition, as compared to the 32GB model, pictured after the break. It is just a bit more muted, but still quite vibrant. Click through for more photos!
Report: Apple working on smart home hardware
Apple is reportedly working on its own smart home hardware products that integrate with the company's current devices, according to 9to5Mac. Development of these home devices has advanced "beyond the exploratory phase," and sources said Apple thinks the devices could have "mainstream" usage — sources noted Apple is looking to make products that would have wider usage than the thermostat and smoke detector made by Google's Nest. However, it's unknown as to exactly what kinds of home devices Apple is developing, though sources noted it could be "advanced speaker systems or control panels for homes." Apple's home products would be built on its recently introduced HomeKit software. No timeline for the devices is known at this time.
Apple intros new 16GB iPod touch, cuts prices on 32/64GB models
Apple has quietly switched up its iPod touch 5G lineup, replacing the rear camera-less 16GB model introduced last year with a model that now has feature parity with the higher capacity units. Further, this new 16GB iPod touch now sells for $199—$30 less than last year's feature-limited model—and comes with all of the same assets and accessories, save for the iPod touch loop lanyard, which can be purchased separately. It's also now available in the full array of colors originally introduced for the fifth-generation iPod touch. In addition, the 32GB model has also seen a price drop of $50, down to $249, and the 64GB model has been slashed from $399 to $299.
Updated: Apple has issued a press release announcing the updates.
Report: Apple relaxes app rejections for ad viewing, social sharing
Apple is reportedly "rolling back" a new policy in which the company rejected apps for including rewards for watching video ads or sharing socially, TechCrunch reports. Rejections are now "being undone," with some offending apps allowed back into the App Store. This follows a report from two weeks ago noting that developers were receiving rejection notices for such apps. The Cupertino company is apparently still cracking down on apps that incentivize giving that app a review or rating; Apple is also reportedly removing fake reviews from the App Store.
Apps: Air Stylus, Amazon Instant Video 2.7, Assassin's Creed Pirates 1.4 + Transformers: AoE
Avatron Software's Air Stylus ($20) enables the use of an iPad as a pressure-sensitive, wireless drawing surface for your Mac. Users can draw or paint directly onto the iPad screen using one of many popular graphics programs, and the screen becomes an extension of the computer desktop through the free Air Display host software. Air Stylus has garnered mixed reviews from users thus far, but digital artists may want to take a closer look.
Amazon Mobile's free Amazon Instant Video has updated to version 2.7. The app also now gives users the ability to stream the first episode of some TV shows for free, and Prime customers also have access to a number of full seasons of certain popular HBO shows, including The Sopranos and The Wire. Video playback controls have also been tweaked, allowing for one-touch play/pause and 10-second skip forward/backward, as well as an episode-skipping feature for TV shows.
New Apple TV channels: ABC News, AOL On, PBS Kids, Willow
Apple has added four new channels to Apple TV: ABC News, AOL On, PBS Kids, and Willow. The ABC News channel features live streams and a variety of shows. AOL On is AOL's video library service, which also features original programming. PBS Kids features popular children's television programming — shows like Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Arthur, and Dinosaur Train. Notably, PBS Kids requires activation and for users to sign in with Facebook, Google+, or a PBS account, though no cable subscription is necessary. Willow is a cricket channel, requiring a $15/month subscription.
Withings unveils Activité fitness tracking watch
Withings has debuted Activité ($390), a new iOS-compatible fitness tracking watch. Activité has the look of a real watch, and connects to the Withings Health Mate fitness tracking app using Bluetooth LE. It uses the smartphone connection to display "the exact time, always," automatically adjusting to time zone changes. Additionally, a second dial also tracks fitness progress on the watch itself. Activité uses an accelerometer to track steps and distance. The water-resistant watch also allows for swim tracking and sleep monitoring, and can automatically detect whether it should be in sports or sleep mode.
Activité uses responsive glass that reacts to tapping — a user can tap the glass twice to check the alarm clock time. The watch has no need to recharge, as it comes with a button cell battery that will last for a full year. Included swappable straps — one leather, one plastic — allow users to change the look and feel of the watch for workouts or everyday life. Withings Activité comes in black or silver and will be available in the fall.
Bloomberg: New iPhones could launch at same time
Apple's upcoming 4.7" and 5.5" iPhones will enter mass production next month and might become available at the same time, Bloomberg reports. The report claims the phones may ship to retailers "around September," which corroborates some past reports claiming a September release. Bloomberg also notes the 5.5" iPhone is "more complicated" than the 4.7" version, leading to lower production efficiency "that must be overcome before manufacturing volume can be increased." A number of reports have indicated the 5.5" iPhone would be released after the 4.7" model — but Apple could be pushing for a simultaneous launch, with the larger device debuting with a more limited supply.
Bono questions Apple's treatment of (RED) branding
Speaking at a Cannes Lions presentation about his global AIDS nonprofit agency (RED), U2 frontman Bono took Apple to task for the way the company has branded its (RED) products, Adweek reports. Bono criticized the company with his friend and Apple design chief Jony Ive seated on stage, saying Apple is "so f———annoyingly quiet about the fact they've raised $75 million. Nobody knows!" According to Bono, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs refused to put the signature (RED) parentheses in any Apple stores, and understates them on Apple products. "Where's the (RED) branding?" Bono asked Ive, pointing to their hidden location inside an iPad Smart Cover. "Nobody can see that. This is modesty run amok. This is the Apple way. They're like a religious cult."
Ive sidestepped the criticism: "We started in 2006 with one (RED) product, a Nano, and now we've got well over half a dozen," he said. "It's been really, really special for us." Apple has been one of (RED)'s biggest supporters from its early days, as all of its red-colored iPods, iPhone accessories, and iPad accessories have been (PRODUCT) RED exclusives. The company's (PRODUCT) RED website notes Apple alone has raised more than $70 million; in total, (PRODUCT) RED's numerous partners has raised more than $250 million for the Global Fund to help African AIDS programs.
Foxconn, Pegatron hiring for iPhone 6 production
Foxconn and Pegatron, two of Apple's largest manufacturing partners, have begun hiring workers to produce the iPhone 6. The former is recruiting more than 100,000 people, a Chinese continental record, according to reports from Taiwan's Economic Daily News and Reuters. The bulk of the orders will go to Foxconn, which is said to be responsible for 70 percent of production; Pegatron will handle the rest. High demand is expected, with Pegatron adding 30 percent to its workforce in one mainland factory.
Report: Apple using pro athletes to test iWatch fitness features
Apple is reportedly using professional athletes to put its iWatch fitness features to the test in "intense training environments," according to 9to5Mac. Athletes involved are said to include Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant, Dustin Brown of the Los Angeles Kings, and an unnamed Boston Red Sox player, among others. Bryant was notably spotted on Apple's campus last month with his wife. It's unknown whether the athletes were brought in only for testing the device, or if they'll also be involved in iWatch marketing purposes. The most recent report on the iWatch claims the device will have more than 10 sensors, including health and fitness sensors.


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|Yesterday was probably not the most productive day the port has had. High winds, repairs to docks and to boats slowed things down a bit. The Alpena was to have departed today but is undergoing repairs and may not depart until Thursday after discharging the usual cargo of cement. Repairs have been made at the Midwest Energy Resources coal dock and the lineup to load coal there is over. The American Century was due here last night and should be about finished loading coal as the sun comes up today. It will take the coal to Silver Bay this morning, leaving the coal dock open for the Paul R. Tregurtha to move right in, assuming it arrived earlier this morning. Above, the American Century is seen departing Duluth last July. Photo taken on July 20, 2007.
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My name is Balázs Juhász, I'm a piano teacher. I graduated in Music Teaching and Choir Leading, in Music Theory Teaching and in Piano Teaching at Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest. After my studies I worked as an accompainist for one year, then I was teaching 6-18 year old children to play the piano in a music school for eight years. I took part in the national choral life, too. I worked with several Hungarian choirs as an accompainist, as a second conductor and also as a conductor. During the rehearsals and the concerts I gathered many musical experiences. To develop my performing and teaching skills I attended some masterclasses of worldwide acknowledged professors: János Balázs (2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019), Tamás Vásáry (2016 and 2017), Károly Mocsári (2016, 2017 and 2018), Kálmán Dráfi (2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019), Mūza Rubackytė (2019), Sándor Falvai (2019) {Cziffra Festival}; Zoltán Kocsis (Bartók-year, 2016).
I started to give private piano, solfege and music theory lessons in 2012 because I considered this is the best way to achieve my professional goals. Nowadays I do this activity exclusively, from 28/11/2014 within the frames of Hangrózsa Zongoraiskola. I give cheerful lessons in a pleasing environment, I enjoy teaching and organizing concerts. I am very proud that I can provide such a qualitative grand piano that few music schools, institutions or private music teachers are able to. I raised the highest standards in piano education such as Steinway & Sons did in piano manufacturing. Price category reflects on this quality.
Vision of Our School
I'd like to operate a small business based on private teaching where I can work with some colleagues. The company will operate in a subcontracting system so the young professors contracted with us do not have to teach full-time, they will have enough time to practise and give concerts. Methods and materials cover a growing spectrum, including the popular methods used in Hungary, West-Europe and America. All the instruments in the classrooms and in the small concert hall, whose first element is an Essex being in use now, will consist of grand pianos only from the Steinway & Sons family, so there can come to be an All-Steinway School which is unique in Hungary.


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Forrest City, Arkansas was established in 1870. It is located in Northeast Arkansas off of Interstate 40, between Little Rock and Memphis (45 miles west of Memphis and 85 miles east of Little Rock).
We are strategically located on I-40, which runs East and West (over 28,000 vehicles travel I-40 daily) and Arkansas Highway 1, which is the major thoroughfare running north and south. We also have two railways that serve in all directions, with America's #1 transportation hub, Memphis, being less than 50 miles away.
"One Forrest City, moving forward, one step at a time..."
What is the city's population?
According to Census 2010, Forrest City's population is 15,371. The population of St. Francis County is 28,258.
Where can I find other census information?
Visit www.aiea.ualr.edu.
Where is the City Hall and what are the office hours?
City Hall is located at 224 N. Rosser across from the Police Station. City Hall is open from 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday.
Where do I register to vote?
Residents can register to vote at the St. Francis County Clerk's Office, Monday - Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. This office is located at 313 S. Izard in Forrest City. For more information call: 870-261-1725.
If I am planning to open a business, what must I do?
You must first contact the Code Enforcement Officer at 224 N. Rosser for site approval and city regulations. Once all approvals are received, you must go to the City Clerk's office to obtain an occupational license. Occupational licenses are renewed yearly. The Code Enforcement Officer's number is 870-633-1315. The number for the City Clerk is 870-633-1692.
How do I pay a parking ticket?
Parking tickets are handled by the Municipal Court Clerk's Office at 615 E. Cross. You can pay your parking ticket or go to court on the date listed on the ticket. Read the instructions on the back of the ticket for more information or call the Municipal Court Clerk's Office at 870-261-1410.
How can I vote absentee?
To obtain an applications for an absentee ballot either call the County Clerk's office at 870-261-1725 or visit the Clerk's office at the St. Francis County Courthouse, 313 S. Izard in Forrest City. They are open 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m - Monday through Friday.
Who do I contact to arrange public utility services?
Who do I contact to find out about garbage pick-up?
Trash service, handled by the City of Forrest City, goes into effect when you sign up for water service and will be picked up once a week. Call (870) 261-1418 to find out your pick-up day.
Do I need a permit to have a rummage sale?
Yes. To obtain a permit for a rummage sale, you must go by the City Clerk's at 224 N. Rosser. There is no charge for the permit. For more information, call 870-633-1692.
What about other debris?
The City of Forrest City's Solid Waste Department picks up non-household garbage from the curbside. Items should be separated in the following categories:
Note: If debris is due to contracted work the contractor is responsible for clean up and disposal. For more information call 261-1418.
When does one need a building permit?
Most anything that costs over $100 needs a building permit. Permits are required for the following types of construction: additions, plumbing alterations, fences, new buildings, signs, electrical alterations, decks, fireplaces, relocation of structures, site development, swimming pools, manufactured homes, pre-fab buildings, and when repairing homes damaged by fire.
Where do I obtain a building permit?
Building Permit Applications may be obtained at the Code Enforcement Office (Mayor's Office) located at City Hall. Plumbing, Gas, Electric and Street Cut Permits may also be obtained in this office.
Welcome to the official City of Forrest City website. As you search our site, you can learn many things about our city - Forrest City, - the "Jewel of the Delta," and the Hub of Business and Industry in Eastern Arkansas. During your visit, I hope you will see why, as mayor of Forrest City, I can proudly say, our city is open and ready for business.
Forrest City, Arkansas was established in 1870. It is located in Northeast Arkansas off of Interstate 40, between Little Rock and Memphis (45 milesClick here to read more.
Arkansas Crime Information Center (ACIC)
Search your area for registered sex offenders on-line. You can also register to check on a Department of Corrections prisoner and/or be automatically notified when the prisoner is released from jail or coming up for parole. There is a lot of public information available at this web site including crime statistics.
Social Security Administration Information
With so many people approaching retirement age in the fast paced world that we live in, we areClick here to read more.
There are no openings at this time. Please check back later for more openings available. The City of Forrest City is an Equal Opportunity Employer.Click here to read more.


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Matt Clark 38 1B
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- Status: Active
- Full Name: Matthew Terry Clark
- Age: 32 (December 10, 1986)
- Birthplace: West Covina, CA
- Bats/Throws: L/R Ht: 6' 5" Wt: 230
- Draft: Round 12 (2008, SD)
- MLB Debut: 09/02/2014
- School: Louisiana State
- Relationship(s): son of Terry Clark
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|August 16, 2018
|1B Matt Clark loaned to Leones de Yucatan from Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos.
|July 17, 2018
|Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos placed 1B Matt Clark on the reserve list.
|July 3, 2018
|Pericos de Puebla traded 1B Matt Clark to Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos.
|April 15, 2018
|Acereros del Norte traded 1B Matt Clark to Pericos de Puebla.
|February 28, 2017
|Acereros del Norte signed free agent 1B Matt Clark.
|May 3, 2016
|Vaqueros de la Laguna released 1B Matt Clark.
|April 28, 2016
|1B Matt Clark assigned to Vaqueros de la Laguna.
|March 25, 2016
|Chicago Cubs released 1B Matt Clark.
|March 4, 2016
|1B Matt Clark assigned to Chicago Cubs.
|March 4, 2016
|1B Matt Clark roster status changed by Chicago Cubs.
|February 26, 2016
|Chicago Cubs signed free agent 1B Matt Clark to a minor league contract.
|November 6, 2015
|1B Matt Clark elected free agency.
|November 2, 2015
|Milwaukee Brewers sent 1B Matt Clark outright to Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|October 5, 2015
|Milwaukee Brewers recalled 1B Matt Clark from Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|March 31, 2015
|Milwaukee Brewers optioned 1B Matt Clark to Colorado Springs Sky Sox.
|September 2, 2014
|Milwaukee Brewers selected the contract of Matt Clark from Nashville Sounds.
|July 4, 2014
|Milwaukee Brewers signed free agent 1B Matt Clark to a minor league contract.
|July 4, 2014
|1B Matt Clark assigned to Nashville Sounds.
|June 25, 2014
|Binghamton Mets released 1B Matt Clark.
|April 3, 2014
|1B Matt Clark assigned to Binghamton Mets.
|January 31, 2014
|New York Mets signed free agent 1B Matt Clark to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
|January 8, 2013
|Tucson Padres released 1B Matt Clark.
|August 24, 2012
|Tucson Padres activated 1B Matt Clark from the 7-day disabled list.
|August 16, 2012
|Tucson Padres placed 1B Matt Clark on the 7-day disabled list retroactive to August 15, 2012.
|February 21, 2012
|San Diego Padres invited non-roster LF Matt Clark to spring training.
|March 9, 2011
|1B Matt Clark assigned to San Diego Padres.
|April 6, 2010
|Matt Clark assigned to San Antonio Missions from Lake Elsinore Storm.
|June 25, 2009
|Matt Clark assigned to Lake Elsinore Storm from Fort Wayne TinCaps.


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There's lots of different tapalongs for you here, on all sorts of topics. If you're not sure of the points to tap follow me here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A59Ztmd2PAI&feature=player_embedded
Choose the one that appeals to you most at this moment and tap along with me. Note down anything that comes up for you as you tap and you can use that to continue your tapping and healing. Have fun.
Karate point
Even though there's too much choice, I deeply and completely accept myself
Even though I don't know what to choose I'm Ok
Even though I might miss out on something and then I'll feel bad, I accept myself and all my feelings.
Even though that's an old childhood feeling, you can't have/do/be everything you want, I choose to know that was about them, not me
Even though I believed them and it's got me here, I could consider the possibility of doing things differently from now on.
Even though I could feel deprived, it might be more useful to tune into my gut and feel what excites me.
Even though I'm not sure I'm allowed to do that, I'm Ok and I'll do it anyway
Round the points
I'm not sure I'm allowed
Maybe I am
Maybe I could allow myself to get excited
Maybe I could listen to myself
Maybe choices are a good thing
Maybe I could allow myself to make some
And maybe I could be ok with myself whatever choice I make
And maybe I'm OK!


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Our must-have Valentine's dress has finally landed and we couldn't be more in love! Featuring a gorgeous satin fabric with a low plunging V neckline and sexy split skirt, this absolute beaut is the perfect dress for your next night out on the town. Dress up for your special occasion with one of our crystal chokers, sparkling high heels and a box clutch bag to complete the look. The Valentine dress is available in Gold and Wine.
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Hi. My name is Lorie I have 2 kids. One is 13 he is in the 7th grade and my youngest she will be 10 on Jan. 31st. They grow up so fast. The teenage years is new to me also. I am...
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Adeline has been walking for almost a year now. I know many of you have asked, Adeline is 3 she will be four in April. She really needs to work on strengthening her core and improving balance. So we have been walking the the pillows. When we first started I had to hold her hand while doing this but now I just need to spot her a bit.
I set up our track and add various pillows and cushions and she will walk back and forth. She was also doing her therapeutic listening while doing this. Sorry the pictures are a little blurred.
If you child is not walking yet crawling over the pillows is also great. I still have Adeline crawl also to build up her upper body strength.


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A massive search for an Indian Air Force aircraft which went missing over the Bay of Bengal entered the third day on Sunday (24 July). There were 29 people on board the plane when it disappeared from the radar amid stormy weather conditions.
The AN-32 originated from an airbase in the southern city of Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, and was bound for Port Blair, the capital of the island territory Andaman, at 8.30am local time. The aircraft, which could fly up to four hours without refuelling, lost contact with the ground 45 minutes after take-off while on a routine trip.
Following the disappearance of the transport aircraft, a multi-agency search involving the air force, the navy and the coast guard was launched. Eighteen vessels, five surveillance planes and a submarine have been pressed into service to comb the rough monsoon seas battling high winds.
India's Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has flown to Chennai to oversee the search operation. He said more resources could be deployed if necessary. "We will be using Radar Imaging Satellite to locate the missing aircraft. The satellite can take pictures both during the day and night. It can see through the clouds," said the Indian space agency's chief, A S Kiran Kumar.
The aircraft was carrying 21 military personnel, including six crew members. The others were civilians who were family members of soldiers deployed on the islands.
As worries of the families of the missing mounted, Ashutosh Singh, son of Bhupath Singh who was on the plane, told News 18: "I want to request all of you to pray for my father and all people on board. We are really worried about the fate of the aircraft. So far we have not received any news about its location. My father told me that he will call after reaching Port Blair, but it never came. I want him to return home safely. We all are missing him."


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Recently I've had more and more clients come to me requesting that we set up campaigns in languages other than English to capture buyers in locations outside of the U.S. and Canada. If you are going through your orders and find that you have a good amount of orders coming in from Europe, Latin America, and other non-English speaking destinations, localizing your campaigns can be a great way to target additional business, even if your site is English only.
Many international searchers are bilingual, but will tend to search in their native language. Directing users to your site for these searches can open your site up to a whole new group of potential buyers.
One way to determine if international users are trying to find you is to take a look at your reports in AdWords. If your campaigns are set to display in all territories and locations, or in any bundles outside just the U.S. and Canada, you already have access to data to see if users from other countries are coming to your site. To view this data, from the campaign level, select the "Dimensions" tab. From this tab, select a date range (in the above example, we're looking at the past 30 days) and in the "View" menu, select "Geographic." This will show you originating destination for your clicks, and you can add or remove additional levels of detail using the "Columns" menu.
In this example, I can see that the client is getting a good number of profitable sales from Puerto Rico, Trinidad & Tobago, Mexico, The Dominican Republic, and Singapore. As a result of this data, it is clear that there is a good number of possible Spanish speakers purchasing from my site.
Now that I know that Spanish speakers are searching for my products, and purchasing from my site, I want to know specifically what they are looking for and buying. In order to do this, I can expand the data in the Dimensions tab to learn more about these customers.
If I go to the "Columns" menu within the "Dimensions" tab, I can choose the "Ad Group" column to add to my data set. I can also see the region my searches are coming from, as well as Metro Area and City. This is good information to have- if I find that all of my purchases are coming from one specific city or metro area, I can target that area in the new Spanish Only campaign that I plan to create.
Once I see the ad groups that are producing the sales (or traffic, depending on your goals) I can then go into the keywords for that ad group, and select "View Search Terms." This is where I will get the ideas for keywords I'll want to use in my Spanish Campaign.
At this point, setting up a campaign in Spanish is much like setting up a campaign in English. Once I pull my search query report, I will be able to see the top keywords in Spanish that are producing sales or traffic. Since I don't speak Spanish, I use translation tools like "Google Translate" to get a loose idea of what these keywords are referring to. Since free online translation tools are not flawless, I like to use this as a starting out point- for the most part these tools can get you close enough to what the searcher is intending to find that you will be able to figure out what type of product on your site is being searched for.
Now- in order to build my keyword list, I use tools like Google Insights for Search, and the Google Keyword tool to find breakout search terms that are similar to the ones in my search query report, and determine what the search volume and competition is for these keywords. I build out my keyword list this way, and then I'm ready to create my Spanish Campaign.
Once I have my keywords, I am going to set up a campaign only for Spanish speakers, based on the Geographic locations that I learned are producing sales in my Dimensions report.
When I create my campaign, in the settings tab, I specifically target The Dominican Republic, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad & Tobago. Beneath the locations settings, there is an option to select language- in this example, I've selected Spanish.
Just like in other campaigns, I group my ad groups to include similar keywords. Using simple translation tools, I'm able to determine which keywords from my search query report, my keyword tool research, and my Google insights research that should go together.
All of this can be done in house with no additional resources. The one area where you may need help is in writing ads. Your ads will need to be in Spanish, while also sticking to AdWords best practices- that is, including a simple, clear message, a call to action, and including keywords from your ad groups. Unfortunately, free online translation tools are not the best choice for writing natural, grammatically correct ads in other languages. I suggest engaging the services of a translation house to translate your ads for you, or looking for a freelancer online who is a native speaker of the language you are targeting. It is not at all difficult to find a freelancer who can translate your AdWords ads to the language you want to target for a relatively low cost.
Once your ads are translated, your campaign is ready to go. Since we generally manage our campaigns based on the numbers, it is easy enough to see if a keyword is producing clicks and sales without speaking the specific language that the keyword is in. Manage your account with your eye on profitability, and these campaigns can broaden your reach, open new markets, and positively impact your bottom line!


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The Farmhouse
Sleeps six (plus four in cabin).
The Farmhouse is situated on the side of the hill, overlooking the bay with views to the hills on the mainland. A small copse provides shelter and privacy to the grassy lawn where you can enjoy meals outdoors at the picnic bench.
Access is a steep but easy 10 minute walk from the pier (your luggage will be transported by quad bike). From the house you will enjoy a commanding view of the bay and the hills of Coigach beyond, whilst having easy access to the cafe, beach and headland of Ard-na-Goine.
Downstairs: Comprises a large sitting-room, complete with a wood-burning stove, which leads through to dining/sun room with French windows leading out to the sloping lawn overlooking the bay, the Coigach peninsula and the North West Highlands.
The kitchen contains a double gas oven and fridge-freezer, and sink with some of the finest views for washing up in all of Scotland! At the back of the house are a shower room and toilet. Two porches provide plenty of space for out-door gear.
Upstairs: Comprises one double bedroom; one twin bedroom (bunks); and two single bedrooms. There is a bathroom with bath (shower overhead), a wash basin and toilet.
Cabin behind house: Contains optional additional accommodation, consisting of a cosy wooden cabin with two rooms each with a bunk-bed, plus a toilet and wash hand basin. Just metres away from the house; large umbrellas provided! Available at an additional cost of £12.50 per bunk per night; minimum charge £50.
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Book for 2 weeks or more and you'll receive a 10% discount on the price of the second and any subsequent weeks.
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Our upholstery cleaning services are provided by experts in upholstery and couch cleaning.
Our upholstery cleaning team are highly trained upholstery cleaners with the experience and expertise to help you with all your upholstery cleaning needs.
When our technician arrives at your home or office they will assess the type of fabric and type of stain, this will determine the best upholstery cleaning technique for your furnishings. As upholstery is commonly made from delicate fabrics it is essential to use the right chemicals and equipment to clean your upholstery.
Our upholstery cleaning service is a multistage process using specialist chemicals and equipment by our experts. After fabric assessment, your upholstery is presprayed with a biodegradable cleaning solution with special attention paid to any spots or stains.
Using an upholstery cleaning machine our operator will pump steam delicately through the fabric and simultaneously suck the moisture and dirt back into the tank of the machine. We add commercial grade deodorisers and rinse chemicals to be sure all your upholstery is fresh and clean.
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What's your problem? What would you say is the biggest challenge you're dealing with right now? No matter what it is, the cause will be the same as all of your other problems. Not only do all of your problems have the same cause; but the cause of all of your problems is the same as the cause of all of my problems – and everyone else's problems. The cause of all problems is the same, and FasterEFT solves the cause rather than the symptoms. Does that sound ridiculous and far-fetched? Bear with me and it will all make perfect sense. In fact, once you realize the one cause of all problems you will be able to change those problems and transform all areas of your life.
The Cause of All Problems – How Problems are Created:
1. The Setting
Before you were born, the stage was already set. Each of your parents already had their own problems. Their circumstances and the circumstances of your birth were already in place before you arrived.
From being a long-awaited gift to two loving, financially secure, emotionally intelligent, happy people, to being the unwanted consequence of neglecting to use birth control for one night, between two people struggling with addiction, depression and mounting debt, the stage on which you make your entrance will have an automatic and ongoing effect on the identity you develop.
2. The Record Keeping System
As you grow, your subconscious mind interprets your experiences, and records its interpretations. In other words, if your parents had been trying to have a baby for a long time and were grateful to finally have you, your subconscious may interpret the attention you receive from your parents to mean that you are a valuable, worthy, loveable person.
On the other hand, if you remind your mother of her ex-husband who left her, and she lacks the skills to cope with her emotions, she may treat you with contempt; your subconscious may then interpret that experience to mean you are worthless and will never be good enough.
Naturally, there are infinite combinations of different experiences that create different results in different people.
3. The Execution
The meanings that your subconscious has assigned to what you experience form records that are held for reference. This is how you learn to survive in the world. It is how you learn to walk without needing to concentrate on every movement; it's how you learn to drive without needing to consciously make every decision; it's how you learn to respond to stimuli without needing to think first. And this is the cause of all problems.
As you continue through your life, your subconscious is constantly referring to these records and then prompting your conscious mind and your body to respond and react accordingly. For example, if you were frightened by a dog when you were a small child, you may hold the subconscious record that dogs (or perhaps that breed of dog) are life-threatening.
This will mean that every time you see a dog (or that specific breed) you will feel fear. Your subconscious recorded that reaction and experience in order to protect you from future danger. It doesn't matter if the dog you see today is friendly and harmless, your brain and body react according to the original record you hold.
Because these records are in the subconscious, we are not aware of the majority of them; this means we may react without knowing why. For example, you may find it difficult to resist eating a specific food you know is bad for you; and no matter how much will-power you try to use, you always find yourself giving in.
An example of how FasterEFT solves problems would be: If you were able to look into the records in your subconscious you may find that your otherwise distant father gave you that food once or twice, and your subconscious recorded that moment as an experience of his love for you. This resulted in your subconscious making the connection between that food and love. That will be the reason it's so difficult to resist that food – because to your subconscious it means love. And your desire for that love is stronger than your determination to resist the food.
How FasterEFT Solves All Your Problems
Now that you know that the cause of all problems is the database your subconscious holds, how do you get rid of your problems? By changing the records that result in those problems. Changing the memory of the dog that frightened you when you were young will automatically change your response to dogs today. Changing the reference that connects your father's love to a specific food will automatically result in a release from the compulsion to eat that food. This is how FasterEFT solves all problems – by addressing the root cause rather than the symptoms. The root cause, in this case, is the connection between your father's love and that food. This is why dieting wouldn't work – eating that food is a symptom, not the cause of the problem.
While you may not consciously remember the original incident, as you begin to work on your experience of the problem itself (the compulsion to eat that food, for example) your subconscious will automatically reference any memories it has stored related to that problem (even those you don't remember consciously) and will change them.
For more detail on exactly how the smallest event can completely change the course of a person's life experiences, read the story of these twins: What Determines Your Character and Personality?
To learn exactly how FasterEFT solves problems by changing your subconscious references and records, read: The FasterEFT Technique – Step-by-Step or watch FasterEFT Video 69
For more in-depth information, discover how to transform your health with this 17 hour training "The Language of the Body; transforming your health with FasterEFT Training Series on Vimeo
For more guidance on using FasterEFT for specific topics – from weight loss to grief and loss, check out the Products Page and the Events Page.
Article by Robert G. Smith (ghostwritten by Odille Rault)


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We understand that the National Cultural Policy is now only weeks away, so we've written to Arts Minister Simon Crean again, this time in response to the media release from the Arts & Cultural Ministers' meeting on 30 March.
This was our last opportunity to comment prior to the NCP's release, so we've reproduced the text here, following correspondence with the Office for the Arts after my colleague, Tamara Winikoff, and I visited the department on behalf of ArtsPeak.
ArtsPeak has also written to the Minister, particularly emphasising the importance of the small to medium arts sector in Federal Budget considerations. The letter reads as follows:


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The Irish international signed a four-year deal at White Hart Lane in a deal valued at around £12 million, most of which is money Liverpool owed the London club as part of the deal which brought Keane to Merseyside for £20 million in the summer.
The amount Tottenham will hand Liverpool for the player is so small the club will not even be forced to put out a statement to the stock exchange. The deal is similar to the arrangement which brought Jermain Defoe back to Spurs at the start of January.
Keane said: "It was a difficult decision to leave Tottenham in the first place and it turned out it was not the right move for me. Some Tottenham fans may feel I let them down but I will give this club my all. We have got to get on and fight our way up the Premier League table."
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy said: "We never wanted Robbie to leave in the summer and we are delighted to have him back."
Keane had grown disillusioned with life under Benitez, his unhappiness culminating in his exclusion from the squad for last week's key games with Everton and Chelsea. It is also believed his family had failed to settle in the area.
Tottenham first opened dialogue with Liverpool last week but it was believed talks had stalled over Benitez's demand that Aaron Lennon be included in any deal. Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham manager, refused such an arrangement point blank but negotiations continued and Liverpool's stance changed yesterday morning.
Keane did not train with Liverpool on Monday morning as he travelled to London to undergo a medical, which Liverpool sanctioned even before a fee was agreed. His sixth career transfer was the only major deal on an anticlimactic deadline day.
Russian international Andrei Arshavin agreed personal terms with Arsenal and passed a medical for a move from Zenit St Petersburg but the deal stalled over a payment owed to the Russian club by the player.
Manchester City's untold millions failed to land them primary target Roque Santa Cruz as they failed to match Blackburn's £25 million asking price to complete the deal, but Wigan smashed their club record fee to land Charles N'Zogbia from Newcastle for £6 million.
£4m per league goal: Since his £20m 'dream' move to Anfield in July 2008 he has scored just five Premier League goals.
The Irishman is the third Tottenham player to return to White Hart Lane in the January transfer window.
He has cost £73.3m in seven transfers over the course of 10 years.


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Today we learnt how to read raw trace files and manually calculate what HotSoS profiler does programmatically.
Metalink Note 39817.1 explains the same. In Oracle 10g we have a new package DBMS_MONITOR through which trace should be done.
We learnt to analyze trace files and did various exercises with profiler reports.
Ric said, he has stopped working with tkprof ever since he got introduced to HotSos profiler and that if he ever were to go independent, he would sell his soul for keeping the HotSos profiler in his bag of tools.
HotSoS profiler is the best. I have compared the outputs of other profilers like Oracle's trace analyzer and OraSRP. However none of the alternatives provides the depth of HotSoS profiler.
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Hotsos PRO training Day 3/3
Posted by Vikram Das at 9:54 PM
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- Thiago said...
I did a training at hotsos, and looking on internet a found a free version of profiler, look here :
- July 3, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- Vikram Das said...
Hi Thiago,
I have already mentioned OraSRP in my post. OraSRP is not as good as HotSoS profiler. Since you have taken the HotSoS training, you should know. OraSRP only gives the basic functionality of aggregating the times and showing the actions which take the most time. Advanced profiler options are not present in OraSRP.
- Vikram
- July 6, 2009 at 1:59 PM
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St Mirren
Love Street
Ground No. 122
Visited - Sunday 8th April 2007
Result - St Mirren 0-1 Rangers
Competition - Scottish Premier League
Attendance - 7308
Result - St Mirren 0-1 Rangers
Competition - Scottish Premier League
Attendance - 7308
With St Mirren on the lookout for a new ground, Love Street was up there towards the top of my Scottish grounds to visit list, so their Sunday fixture against Rangers seemed an ideal time, scheduling it in for a weekend trip with Ayr vs Brechin the day before.
Having stayed overnight in Glasgow, the trip to Paisley was fairly easy, with it being a short bus ride there (no trains running), and I arrived just before midday, leaving me enough time to go to the ground first, managing to be let in early to take a few pictures, before going back to town to take up some time prior to kick-off.
Having had a look round what was a fairly nice place (plenty of impressive architecture if you like that sort of thing), then it was back up Love Street, with the roads being a bit more crowded than earlier thanks to people heading in the same direction. Unfortunately, there was no sign of a club shop (or even a badge seller), which was disappointing, especially as a Rangers club shop takes pride of place on Paisley High Street (makes you wonder how anyone outside of the big 2 can ever have a hope of competing really), so slightly disappointed at that, I made my way in, having chosen to sit in the Reid Kerr College Stand behind the near goal. That was a small single tiered stand, with a basic, albeit attractive design of black/red striped seats covered by a propped roof stand that with pillars behind the seats offered perfect views of the pitch. To our right was the North Stand, a former terrace with seats stuck on and a pitched roof which was painted in black and white stripes along its length, which made it stand out well. Opposite was the West Stand, which was a modern single tier stand and very steep, whilst to the left was the Main Stand, which was a classic old design, with two tiers of seating and running for about a third of the length of the pitch, centred on the halfway line. One interesting feature was that on both sides, the roof extended beyond the length of the stands which was made to look even odder with glass screen ends next to the seating. To the east of the Main and North Stands was some former disused terracing, which presumably carried on around the end where the Reid Kerr College Stand now stood.
Having surveyed the scene and taken a few pics (as usual!), the game eventually got underway, and soon turned into a similar pattern as to all the other matches that I've seen so far involving the two old firm sides. Rangers were able to take an early advantage when Nacho Novo fired home after some lax defending by the home side. It was a blow to the hosts, but as the rest of the half wore on, St Mirren began to get more into it, and realising that the Rangers side weren't quite as invincible as they're made out to be, they grew in confidence and were unlucky not to have found an equaliser by the break.
In the second half it was all the home side, they pressed Rangers for most of the match, forcing several good saves from goalkeeper Alan McGregor, but St Mirren just couldn't find the goal that their efforts deserved, with Rangers managing to hang on to a somewhat undeserved three points, with their only attack of note in the second half being a disallowed goal from Kris Boyd, who had strayed into an offside position when heading home a free kick.
With the game finished, I quickly made my way out of the ground, managing to get the bus back to Glasgow in good time, having a bit of a wait there until the train across to Edinburgh and then one South from there.
Overall, it had been a good finish to the weekend, and although it was disappointing not to see St Mirren get something from the game, it didn't deter from what was a great ground to visit. With plenty of character, it will be a real shame to lose Love Street from the 42, as other than perhaps adding some executive boxes to bring in extra revenue (plenty of space to do so), the ground seems perfectly adequate for the clubs needs, being a good sized capacity, whilst offering good views and facilities. Perhaps rebuild the Main Stand and you would have all you need in a ground, so the message, as usual, is get there whilst you can before Scotland (and Britain as a whole) loses another good old traditional ground to a new one that looks like it could have come straight off the shelf at IKEA or B&Q.
Welcome to Love Street
Rear of the North Stand
Outside the Reid Kerr College Stand
(looking down Love St)
Rear of the Reid Kerr College Stand
Rear of the Main Stand
Rear of the Main Stand
Rear of the West Stand
The West Stand
The North Stand
The Reid Kerr College Stand
The Main Stand
The Main Stand
The West Stand
The North Stand
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As you maybe aware this summer Surrey County Cricket Club ran the yearly Bedser Scholarship campaign to find and support local talent within the state schools. Woking & Horsell were honoured that Surrey County Cricket Club nominated three out of the six scholars from our club. Well done to Alexander McPherson, Jude Silverton and Ramish Malik. As part of their Scholarship all six winners receive funding towards kit and membership fees as well as winning 13 hours of coaching at the Surrey Indoor Cricket Centre in Guildford.
To celebrate and promote the award they undertook recently a photo opportunity on the Bedser Bridge in Woking with Surrey and England legend Mickey Stewart.
A Work Day will be held at the club on Saturday 17 September to take down the nets and sightscreens and tidy up the ground before the winter break. Please make every effort to attend. We aim to start at 10.00 but if you're not there until a bit later that is fine. Many hands make light work!
Upon completion of the final Saturday league matches this weekend will be the 2016 Awards evening at the clubhouse.
The club looks to start the awards evening sometime from 7.30pm. However, the presentations will not commence until the return of our three away teams and their captains. The teams are playing at Addiscombe, Cheam and Staines. We do not have any control over match timings or return journeys.
If you have not had the opportunity to attend one of these evenings before, (please follow the link below as a taster- highlights of the 2015 event) it is when the club has the opportunity to celebrate club and individual successes and well those moments of undignified despair.
All are welcome, please do come along it promises to be a great evening as the presenters Calum Chisholm & Seb Egan have a few interesting things in store.
On Saturday 13 August, W&HCC and the Surrey Championship will be supporting the charity Cricket United which was created in 2013 by three cricket charities, the Lord's Taverners, Chance to Shine and PCA Benevolent Fund and has already raised over £250,000 in the opening three years of the partnership. Their aim is to improve lives through the great game of cricket.
Cricket United will aim to turn the Kia Oval & the Ryman Surrey Championship blue during the third day of the Test Match against Pakistan. The idea follows similar lines to the Pink Day which the Glenn McGrath Foundation hold during the Sydney Test each year. More details can be found here - http://www.cricketunited.co.uk.
Teams across the Surrey Championship will be using blue bails on Saturday 13 August to support and fundraise for the charity. Many of you will remember last year when £2,500 was raised for the charity by the Surrey Championship. You can learn more about Blue Bails Day 2016 and see some familiar faces on the Cricket United website
We would like everyone attending the club this Saturday, whether playing or watching, to wear blue to mark the occasion. Fortunately they have chosen a simple colour for W&H! If you have one, why not wear the Cricket United t-shirt from last year.
On Saturday evening we will be running our popular Drink the Fridge evening at the club. Those of you who have attended in the past know that the premise is quite simple. We simply stock the fridge up and attempt to drink all of it. We are yet to be defeated. We are aiming to run some drinks promotions on the night and don't be surprised to see some blue drinks in there to fit in with the colour of the day and some fines to raise some money for the Cricket United charity. We will be aiming to start about 6.30, or earlier if the 1stXI game finishes before then, so come on down to Brewery Road and have an enjoyable evening.
Travelbag, the sponsor of the Surrey Championship for 2016, has announced three fabulous prize competitions for all of the players in the league. One lucky batsman, bowler and fielder will be walking away with a holiday for two at the end of the season, courtesy of Travelbag. Anyone reaching the qualifying criteria will be entered into an end-of-season draw, making this a competition anyone could win!
Prizes: Three five-night all-expenses-paid holidays for two people to Dubai (1x batting prize, 1x bowling prize, 1x catching prize (only one prize per winner).
Eligibility Criteria: All bona fide Travelbag Surrey Championship Club members (excluding contracted professionals and overseas registered players) playing in 2016 Travelbag Surrey Championship League matches (excluding T20).
Qualifying Criteria:
Premier & Division1 1st XI: Runs 400+; Wickets = 20+; Catches = 16+
Divisions 2-4 1st XI Runs 360+; Wickets 16+; Catches 13+
Division 5 1st XI and all 2nd, 3rd and 4th XIs: Runs 320+; Wickets 14+; Catches 12+
Statistics: As recorded on the play-cricket Travelbag Surrey Championship website.
Criteria: Everyone reaching the qualifying criteria will enter either the batting draw, bowling draw or catching draw. One winner from each draw will be selected randomly by Travelbag at our awards dinner on 7 October at the Kia Oval. If a prize is won by an under 18 year then a parent/guardian will need to accompany them on the holiday. If the same person wins two prizes, a redraw will be made to ensure there are three different winners.
Terms and conditions: See Travelbag website for T&Cs. The decision of Travelbag is final, no correspondence will be entered into and there is no cash alternative to the prize.
Following the tragic and untimely loss of our friend Dave, your committee, and more importantly Dave's family, have been discussing a fitting way to celebrate his cricketing life.
We have agreed that rather than hold our traditional President's/Chairman's Day on Sunday 26th June, we are going to hold two T20 matches at the club, one for the older colts and one for senior players.
The outline format for the day will be to start the Colts match a little earlier than previously published at around 12.30 and the Senior one after that finishes (approximately 3.30). We have booked a Hog Roast for 5pm and will also run the club BBQ as required. The bar will be open all day and we are using the day to promote the club more generally as part of the ECB Club Open Day scheme, supported by Waitrose so everyone is welcome to attend.
We would obviously like to see as many of you as possible throughout the day. Thank you. The teams are as below:
|Sam Styles (c)
|Ramish Malik (c)
|Ethan Poole (wk)
|Alex Scott (wk)
|Jake Silverton
|William Carter
|Luke Turner
|Rahman Malik
|Rory Smith
|Ayra Khedekar
|Elliot McPherson
|Joe Kidson
|Alex McPherson
|Jack Gale
|Jude Silverton
|Wesley Ingham
|Charlie Wayne
|Vishyal Kashyap
|Ashan Malik
|Keshav Rao
|Abdullah Ahmad
|Aaryan Shenoy
|12th Man\Sub - Hugh Boorman
|12th Man\Sub - Rahfeh Moazzam
|Horsell Red Lanes
|Woking Hart Lanes
|Johnny Ayling (c)
|Jack Allen (c)
|Charlie Eve
|Will Pyle
|Tom Sharpless
|Mike Walsh
|Chris Pyle
|Martin Peters
|Henri Peters
|Calum Chisholm
|Andrew Statham
|Ramesh Parthasarathy
|Rehan Ahmad
|Angus Hargan
|Alex Wicks
|Haresh Rao
|Jeevan Nambadoori
|Sam Styles
|Steve Wernberg
|Khyam Ali
|Paul Fortescue
|Peter Smith


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Just a post to show you some New Look boots, that I purchased a couple of weeks ago. I can't believe that I haven't posted these yet.
Now these have quite a heel, about four and a half inches but they are so comfortable and easy to walk in.
I brought these boots for casual, everyday wear (These are definitely going to be paired with my black lace dress at some point!) and as they are so high, I like the fact that the boot design is so simple. A high, high heel and too much design detail would have put these boots in danger of becoming something else, something not very me.
I love the suedette texture, it is warming and hints at the season we are in and the buckle detail seems in perfect proportion to the boot. While the stitching detail in addition to breaking the black up a little, reminds me of the body con dresses so in fashion at the moment. Yes, a strange association, I know!
These boots are brilliant and just to make them that little bit more amazing, I got them for £13.99 (half price). And er, it seems there are still some available online . . !
And yep, I still can't get enough sparkle, so these little glittery ballet pumps were also obviously destined for the till point! They twinkle so much, they're almost alive.
Please tell me, I'm not the only one obsessed with a little sparkle! Are you a fan of boots? Do you have a boot style? Maybe I should seek some new knee highs next! I hope you're having a good weekend.