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The Search for the ULTIMATE Cruelty Free Mascara
When I wrote about my current cruelty free makeup, one thing you'd notice is that there was no mascara included, because I couldn't find one that I genuinely liked. There were ones that did the job, there were mascaras that were fine but I needed something that I genuinely wanted to wear -- a mascara that worked as well, if not better than my beloved Maybelline (which I knew was definitely not cruelty free). Full disclosure: I haven't quite gone fully cruelty free (as a beauty blogger, it would be pretty tricky) but for my own self satisfaction, I wanted to fill this mascara void.
So when I happened, by chance, to stumble across The Body Shop Super Volume Mascara, I wasn't expecting much. But it's brilliant. I love makeup from the Body shop, it's not something I would typically go for just because it requires a specific trip to the store as opposed to being in Boots or Superdrug. But I like how natural it is and of course, Cruelty free.
The brush is very different to what I normally go for - it's a fibre ribbed brush but it works! The texture of the actual mascara isn't quite as gloopy as my Maybelline version but due to the fibre brush, it really coats your lashes nonetheless.
I find I need two to three coats of mascara to achieve the full effect but due to the texture of the mascara itself, it doesn't go gloopy or clumpy which is ideal. My only qualm is that I can't seem to see if they have a waterproof version which would obviously be ideal.
Do you have any cruelty free drugstore favourites? Please feel free to let me know!


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Caldmore Primary Academy, Carless Street, Walsall, WS1 3RH
Caldmore Primary Academy is part of the Academy Transformation Trust family of academies.
We believe every child matters and deserves a first class education. Our team knows first-hand how to make education better for schools, pupils and their teachers.
For us, the future of UK education relies upon schools working closely together to share best practices, giving every child the best chance in life. We set up ATT to make this vision a reality.
As a not for profit trust, we work with our growing family of primary and secondary academies and further education providers in the Midlands, East of England and South East.
Our mission is to provide the very best education for all pupils and the highest level of support for our staff to ensure every child leaves our academies with everything they need to reach their full potential.
Find out more by visiting www.academytransformationtrust.co.uk
At Caldmore Primary Academy, Religious Education is taught to ensure that children develop awareness, understanding and respect for the diverse religions of the community in which they live.
Religious Education encourages each child's spiritual development; allowing pupils to "develop a sense of their own uniqueness, identity and value and a positive attitude to other people and the natural world, within the context of a deepening approach to questions of belief, value and the meaning of life." (Agreed Syllabus, W.M.B.)
The objectives of teaching Religious Education in our school are to help children:

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Focus on making life easierIncrease loyalty by making life easier for customers
The easier your customers find it to resolve customer service issues, the happier and more loyal they become. This is according to research that Humany's partner and retailer, Telia, has seen.
One of the findings of this report suggests that there is a widespread misconception among companies that customers prefer phone contact with customer service, when in actual fact, around 75 per cent or people first go to a company's website in an attempt to find an answer to their enquiry on their own.
There is also a trend towards offering as many channels as possible for customers to make contact. Even if this might seem to make sense, in many cases it can be confusing. Rather, it should be companies' job to guide customers effectively. The goal is to make it easier to resolve enquiries.
At Humany, after many years in the sector, we have arrived at the same conclusion and have built our platform accordingly. With Humany, companies get the tool that they need to make it easier for customers to resolve issues themselves – as well as offer the right contact pathways to the right customers.
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Social Media Campaign
Tagesschau – Sag's mir ins Gesicht!
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The project "Sag's mir ins Gesicht!" (Say it to my face!) from Germany's largest public news broadcaster Tagesschau is an initiative against online hate speech. On their social media sites, the editorial team experiences just how much rougher, more brutal and uninhibited the online discussion culture has become. That is why their social media campaign had two goals: to position Tagesschau against online hate speech and improve the discussion culture by creating meaningful dialogue. For the first time, a live experiment on facebook invited haters to confront their victims to repeat what they wrote, whilst looking directly into their eyes. The result was that comments made directly were considerably less hateful.
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- Creative Direction:Daniel Klose Jan Köpke
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Parallel lines and angles
Labelling line segments
A line segment is a line with finite length which is shown by end points. The end points are labelled with capital letters.
For example, this line segment
Lines in a plane
A plane is described as a flat two dimensional surface. There are two types of straight lines in a plane. The first one would be an intersection straight line (see below)
The second one is a parallel, which are two lines which never meet and are equal distance (equidistant) apart.
Vertically opposite angles
In lines where there is an intersection, two two pairs of vertically opposite angles are created.
Perpendicular lines
In perpendicular lines, two lines intersect at right angles.
The distance from a point to a line
The shortest distance from the point to the line is always the perpendicular distance.
Angles are formed when two lines meet at a point which is a measure of rotation from one of the line segments to the other. Angle labels are made using lower case letters or Greek letters and in mathematics, a positive rotation is anticlockwise.
Types of angle
Types of angles are labelled in the below diagram.
Angles on a straight line and at a point
The rules for angles on a straight line and at a point is as follows:
Complementary and supplementary angles
Complementary and supplementary angles are described as follows:
Angles made with parallel lines
When two parallel lines are crossed by a straight line, eight angles are formed. The crossed line is also called a traversal.
Corresponding, alternate and interior angles
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Noted Biographer and Art Critic's Decade-Long Research Made Possible Through Use of Norman Rockwell Museum Archives
Stockbridge, MA, October 11, 2013— Norman Rockwell Museum will present a book launch for writer Deborah Solomon's biography, "American Mirror: The Life and Art of Norman Rockwell," on Saturday, October 19, from 5 to 7 p.m. Join the noted interviewer and art critic for a look at her new, comprehensive biography of the acclaimed illustrator. As featured in the October 2013 issue of "Smithsonian Magazine," "American Mirror" draws on a wealth of unpublished letters and documents from Norman Rockwell Museum's archives to explore the relationship between the artist's despairing personality and his genius for reflecting America's brightest hopes.
"We are thrilled to be the official launch site for this important look at the life and work of Norman Rockwell," says Museum Director/CEO Laurie Norton Moffatt. "Deborah has produced a well-researched and written biography that presents many unique theories and interpretations about the artist. We are pleased to be able to serve as a center for independent scholarship and, of course, freedom of speech."
"The Norman Rockwell Archive is the go-to source for art historians and cultural historians researching the artist's life and work," notes Solomon. "It is also a valuable resource for anyone doing research on American life and culture in the twentieth century."
A decade in the making, "American Mirror: The Life and Art of Norman Rockwell" is Solomon's third artist biography. In the book, Solomon trains her perceptive eye not only on Rockwell and his art but on the development of visual journalism as it evolved from illustration in the 1920s to photography in the 1930s to television in the 1950s.
Author remarks will begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by a book signing. Copies of the book can be pre-ordered in Norman Rockwell Museum's store, and will be
available on the night of the reception (before its public release in November). Limited seating is available for the event; RSVP to attend at 413.931.2268 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
About the Author
Deborah Solomon is the author of two previous biographies of American artists: "Jackson Pollock: A Biography" and "Utopia Parkway: The Life and Work of Joseph Cornell." She has written about art and culture for many publications, including "The Wall Street Journal" and WNYC Radio, and her weekly interview column, "Questions For," appeared in "The New York Times Magazine" from 2003 to 2011.


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Foundations of Corporate Success
How Business Strategies Add Value
Publisher: Oxford University, 2001 , 416 pages
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Corporate success derives from a competitive advantage, which is based on distinctive capabilities. Competitive advantage relates to the unique character of a firm's relationship with its suppliers, customers, or employees, which must be precisely identified and applied to the relevant markets. Distinctive capabilities as sources of competitive advantage can be separated into four broad categories.Architecture refers to a network of relationships or implicit contracts within or around the firm. It adds value by helping to create organizational knowledge and routines, which enable the company to respond flexibly to changing circumstances and allow easy exchanges of information. Reputation is the main commercial mechanism for conveying information to consumers. By protecting and exploiting innovation, the company can derive competitive advantage, if it can appropriate the gains associated with it. A final potential source of competitive advantage not based on the distinctive capabilities of firms is a strategic asset that includes government-mandated monopolies or other features of market structure, which restrict market access by competitors.Firms that enjoy distinctive capabilities must seek to transform them into competitive advantages. To achieve this, distinctive capabilities must be sustainable and their benefits must be appropriated through corporate and competitive strategies. Corporate strategy is concerned with the businesses the firm is in, competitive strategy with its relationship with other firms in the businesses it chooses. In each case, the key measure of corporate success is the ability of the firm to add value to the resources it uses.
What distinguishes the successful firm is the fundamental question in business strategy, and one the most senior managers consistently ask themselves. In Foundations of Corporate Success, John Kay argues that outstanding businesses derive their strength from a distinctive structure of relationships with employees, customers, and suppliers. He explains why continuity and stability in these relationships is essential for a flexible and co-operative response to change. This book has been hailed as a landmark in our understanding of business strategy and is widely used on courses throughout the world.
Table of Contents:
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- Part I Corporate Success
- The Structure of Strategy
- Adding Value
- Part II Business Relationships
- Co-operation and Co-ordination
- 4. Relationships and Contracts
- Part III Distinctive Capabilities
- Architecture
- Reputation
- Innovation
- Strategic Assets
- Part IV From Distinctive Capabilities to Competitive Advantage
- Markets
- Mergers
- Sustainability
- Appropriability
- The Value of Competitive Advantage
- Appendix: Added Value Statements
- Part V Competitive Strategies
- Pricing and Positioning, 1
- Pricing and Positioning, 2
- Advertising and Branding
- Vertical Relationships
- Part VI The Strategic Audit
- The Industry
- The Firm
- The Nation
- Part VII The Future of Strategy
- A Brief History of Business Strategy
- Conclusions
Foundations of Corporate Success
Rating: ********** (Excellent)
A must read together with Porter's work. Not as well known, but even more important.
Whatever you do, do not miss it.


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Joy in Becoming Like Christ: The Bridge 05/14/2017/
"50 Days of Joy: Joy in Becoming Like Christ" Philippians 2:1-11 Rev. Courtney Schultz challenges us to try to model the humble servanthood of Christ. Recorded live at Stonebridge United Methodist Church in McKinney, Texas. For more information, including service times, please visit www.mysumc.org.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 19 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
Camp Encounter
We are a Christian Adventure Summer Camp in Canada, founded in 1985.
We see thousands of kids (age 8 - 18) every summer.
We believe that we need Christ, Community, and Creation; to live the best lives possible. We care for each other, ourselves and the environment.
Our Camp is renowned for its unique program and atmosphere. We are not the biggest camp, or the most intense adventure camp, but we deliver quality programs throughout the summer largely due to the type of staff and people we have working here.
Key Personality Traits: Fun, Outdoorsy, Spiritual w/o being to traditional, Organic, Adventurous, Unique, Christ-Centred.
Our shirts will be worn by children, teens and young adults mostly. Teachers and parents will likely have access to our product as well in the form of gifts.
Mostly lower and middle class peoples wearing the shirts. Come from Christian families.
Attached is our Camp Logo and last years design for the t-shirt.
We would like to see the logo used creatively on the shirt.
For t-shirt colours we are looking at green, purple, red, and white.
We only want 2 - 4 colours max in the graphic.
We are interesting in the design looking like it was sketched or hand drawn.
The logo can be used with other images like trees, animals, or anything else that you think is revenant to the type of Camp we are. e.g. outdoorsy, christian, nature, or adventure.
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What is justice? What kind of world do prisons create? How has the prison system changed over time? What are alternatives to prisons, and how do they work? How will I create justice in my life? These questions guided our Peace Studies and Global Issues trip focusing on the prison system and alternative forms of justice. In this jam-packed week, Woolman students and staff visited individuals and organizations in the Bay Area who address prison issues from numerous angles: from the American Friends Service committee and the Human Rights Pen Pal Project organizing solidarity support for prisoners on hunger strike, to educators such as Jeff Duncan-Andrade who understand that we cannot have justice in our world without justice in our schools, to MetWest High School, where restorative justice practices create healing in communities deeply impacted by systemic violence. Art, and performance poetry in particular, became a lens through which to process our experiences and speak our truths. Check out these pictures and students' blog posts on some of their highlights of our trip!
- Performing at the Battle of the Bay Poetry Slam by Imani Sherley
- Attending the Berkeley Poetry Slam by Dontae Sharp
- A Conversation with Generation Waking Up by Cait Corrigan-Orosco
- At The Crossroads Comes to Us! by Jena Brooker
- A Visit to MetWest High School in Oakland by Jena Brooker


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October 13, 3007
"Optimus shields are going down, weapons are failing....there is nothing we can do!" yelled Bumblebee. "The Decepticons won't take us alive." said Prime. "What are you thinking?" asked Kup. "Prepare to do a full turn, engines full burn...I wan't ramming speed" said Optimus. "But Prime, if we ram the Decepticons ship it will kill us all, that ship is carrying enough energon to level a planet. said Perceptor. "I'm afraid that is the only choice we have Perceptor, we can't let the Decepticons kill us and escape, we have 98% of the Autobot population aboard this ship, if we were to let that happen it would leave Earth, and the universe powerless against the Decepticons. explained Prime. "I agree said Rodimus, If our death is the only way to save the universe then that is what must be done" Bumblebee proceeded to carry out Optimus's orders while the other Autobots attempted to keep their ship together long enough to pull out their maneuver. "Everything is ready" said Ultra Magnus. "Proceed on my order" said Prime.... "all of you better make your peace now, because we will probably never see each other again." The Autobots sat in silence awaiting Optimus's order. Every thought imaginable ran through their head as they stared at the monitor ahead of them. Then just as if Primus himself had spoken from the Matrix Prime's voice broke the quietness. "Proceed". With that their ship whirled around and blasted full speed toward the Decepticon ship on their tail, which was also carrying the majority of their Population. The Decepticons had no time to react. The ship was coming at them to fast. "May the Matrix be with you Autobots" Whispered Prime to himself" "Till all are one" yelled the Autobots in unison as their ship collided with the Decepticons. Both ships exploded in an immense explosion the likes have which have never been seen before. Parts of both ships began to fall back to the Earth , some at thousands of miles per hour. Most of the pieces crashed down in the Gulf of Mexico, but some landed in Texas, Mexico and Louisiana causing minor damage. The bodies of Autobots and Decepticons alike rained down on the Gulf causing tital waves as they crashed to the water. All bodies that were still intact were shredded on impact with the water. But when it all ended there was quietness. The Transformers were gone. What was the fate of the Universe to be without the Autobots to protect it?
October 13, 3027...
20 Years Later...
A tall slender man sat at a computer terminal in a dark quite room studying all the figures his students had gathered the day before. Laid out next to him were a dozen or so star charts and maps. "Interesting" the man said aloud startling himself as he broke the dead silence. He whirled his chair around and grabbed a huge black notebook off a shelf and quickly opened it up to a star chart. "That thing is not supposed to be there" he said to himself. He ran back to his computer terminal and opened up a communication link to the E.D.F. (Earth Defense Force). Suddenly a Large black man popped on the screen, "Ah Dr. Soren we havn't heard from you in a while, what can we do for you"? asked the man. "This is no research call Jack, I need to speak to Commander Avex immediately" said Soren. "He is away to a peace conference on Mars, If it is a life or death emergency you could reach him there" said Jack. "Ok thanks" said Soren cutting the other man short before he could say anything more. He grabbed a small red book out of a drawer and skimmed the pages. "There it is" he said to himself as he turned back to the monitor and dialed up the World Embassy on Mars. "Hello, May I help you" said a small blonde haired woman. "I need to speak to Commander James Avex, he is there attending a peace conference today" said Dr. Soren "I'm sorry sir but Commander Avex is unavailable at the moment" said the woman. "This is a life or death emergency concerning the E.D.F. and I need to speak with him now" said Soren. "Sir I told you that he can not speak now" repeated the woman "Damnit I said It is an emergency and you better put him on now" yelled Soren now irritated. "Yes sir I will get him for you then" said the woman with an attitude. The screen went blank for a moment then Commander Avex appeared on the screen, he was a tall slender man with a thick beard. "Is there something I can assist you with Dr" asked Avex. "I have found something very important that I need to speak with you about" said Soren. "This is a secure channel, go ahead Dr. said Avex. "While my students were studying their star charts yesterday one of them picked up on something strange in quadrant Eleta 2. said Soren "What is it" asked Avex. It is a small cluster of something headed straight for us, my first guess would be a small armada of ships from the readings I got, but even if it is only a meteor shower it will still be a danger to us" said Soren. "Does anybody else know about this" asked Avex. "No I just discovered it myself and you are the only person I have told" said Soren. "Then keep it that way, I will be leaving now I want to meet with you on this matter in person, bring all your research, and remember, tell no one" ordered Avex. "Yes sir" said Soren. With that the Screen went blank. Soren then turned around and began to gather up his paper work and copied all his findings on the computer to a disk. "I only hope i'm wrong" said soren to his self as he gathered his things and walked out the door.
A small Earth satellite floats slowly through space as it prepares to leave the Milky Way galaxy forever. Suddenly the satellite explodes in a huge fireworks show and a small fleet of ships fly through the explosion on a course straight for Earth.
Dr. Soren sat patiently in an oversized chair waiting for Commander Avex to arrive. He studied the pictures and plaques hanging on the wall in boredom for what seemed like hours. Finally a woman appeared in the doorway. "Commander Avex will see you now." said the woman. "Ah finally." said Soren to himself. He stood from the chair and picked up a large box full of papers and stuff and followed the woman down a long hall and in to Avex's office. "Hello Dr. Soren." said Avex as the woman walked out and closed he door. "Hello Commander Avex, I hope i'm not wasting your time with this but I thought it might be urgent." explained Soren. "It's ok, you provided me with a good excuse to get out of another damn peace meeting." laughed Avex while walking over to the box Soren was holding. He took the box and sat it on the desk and proceeded to look through the papers and star charts. "Well it seems you have found something interesting here Doctor, has anybody else seen this?" asked Avex. "No nobody else has seen anything of it but my students and they don't know how to read it yet, the only other copy besides these is on my computer back at the lab." said Soren "Good, Good, then we need to keep it that way." said Avex as he walked back over to his desk and sat down. "I think we need to keep this under wraps as long as possible until the E.D.F. can check it out, ill get an order written right away, I don't want to announce this over the speakers because I don't want anybody other than the pilots to know the nature of this mission." explained Avex as he reached in to a drawer and fumbled around for something. Then suddenly he pulled his Hand from the desk and Soren flinched in terror as he realized that was no order sheet in Avex's hands...it was a gun!! Avex quickly jumped from his chair and fired a shot in to Sorens head, dropping him to the floor instantly. He laid the gun on the desk and pushed a button on the communicator on his desk. "Get me a clean up crew" said Avex in to the speaker. "Right away sir." said a man on the other end. He then walked over to Sorens body and searched his clothes for anything else important he might have on him. "Sorry old pal but you got in just a little to far over your head with this one" said Avex to himself. Then suddenly a bookshelf in the far corner of the room started to move and several men walked in. "Two of you get this guy out of here and do away with the body." ordered Avex. "Yes sir" said the man in front as he motioned at another man. The two of them picked up Sorens body and carried it out of the room the same way they came in. "I want the rest of you to go down to Earth and destroy Dr. Sorens lab, bring his student roster back to me but destroy everything else. Make it look like an accident." ordered Avex. "Yes sir Commander Avex sir" said the one of the men as they all turned around and went back in the door they came in. Avex then turned to an empty wall and pressed a button. A small section of the wall lifted away to reveal a view of the Earth. "Soon, you will belong to me and every living thing on earth will bow to Lord Avex." said avex to himself laughing. "Very soon."
Jason Witwicky pulled out a pair of bolt cutters to try to cut an old rusty lock off a door that held all of his families old priceless treasures. He had searched for this place for several years, following only vague maps that had been passed from generation to generation. Until now, no one else in his family had cared to search for this place, thinking it was just a family legend passed down through the years. But Jason knew better, he had a feeling inside him that told him the place was real and that he had to find it. Jason struggled with the thick lock for what seemed like for ever until he was finally able to break through the lock. The lock fell to the ground with a thud as Jason reached forward to pull the door open. Jason then stepped inside the door holding a flashlight to see if he could find any kind of lights in the building. No such luck though. Even if this place did have lights they probably would have rotted away thought Jason as he walked through the room. He began to rummage through boxes and old papers, some that fell apart at his touch from age, yet some seem to be only a few years old. Then something caught his eye. A very large steel safe sat in the far corner of the room. Jason quickly ran over to the safe and examined it with care to see if there was any way possible that the large safe could be opened. His anxiety rose within him as he wondered what could possibly be inside. He then noticed that the safe was so old that the hinges on the door where beginning to rot, being made of something much weaker than steel so Jason looked around the room for something he could use to pry at them with. He then spotted an ax laying on the floor next to a mound of countless tools. He walked over and picked up the ax and began to swing at the hinges on the safe. It didn't take much before the hinges gave and the door fell a little from the loss of support, Jason then went over and pulled on the door revealing the contents inside the safe. He was stunned by what he seen inside. At first it appeared to be a robot of some kind, but upon closer examination he realized that it was more of an exo suite than a robot. The red and gray suite was made out of a metal Jason hed never seen in his entire life. He was amazed at the complexity of the device. He then noticed something on the chest of the suite. It was a red face, an insignia of some sort. Something immediately clicked in Jason's head. He knew that symbol, but from where?? He quickly gathered the suite and carried out of the room, shutting the door behind him. He had to take this suite home with him and study it, he knew there was something to it he just could't place what. But he intended to find out. . .
A small fleet of ships grows ever closer to the planet Earth. Aboard the bridge of the lead ship a lone solitary figure sits and stares at the monitor ahead of him. The monitor plays images of a great war between machines that raged for centuries, and of how the war ended tragically 20 years ago. As he watches the images before him anger builds. He will have his revenge. . . .
What was the red and grey suite Jason found? And where does he fit in to the story? Find out in "All Good Things" Part 2 coming soon!!!!
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Related Works
This is an excerpt from Those Who Touch the Fire, near the end of the story. Embla has traveled to the distant Coast of Night, in search of the last material she needs to have the sword made: a star. It is a lonely place where the sun never rises, and there she finds the well she was sent to draw the star from. She leaves her horse, Ashwind, behind, and goes forward alone.
A non-canonical "short" story, done as an exercise in writing the main characters. It concerns Rain and Chelwen in their travels, as they encounter a spectral wolf that is stalking a mountain village. However, as they begin investigating to help the townsfolk, they find there's something darker going on than they first thought.
A non-canonical, two-part short-story, Progress shows a middle stage in the party's interpersonal relationship, where Reva has begun to bond with the dwarf, Anjroce, whose gruff ways tend to turn people away. It explores Reva's view of the world and the people around her as the group signs on to save a village from a group of vampires nesting nearby.
Unrelated Works
A short-story independent of any larger project, this was a quickly-written and little-edited piece I wrote because I had the idea for the main character. The story concerns a young noblewoman named Ilana Goldengrass, who is on an unspecified journey which takes her through the small, river town of Meyer's Crossing.
Ilana Comes to Meyer's Crossing
A (very short) short-story I wrote for a class in college, based off of an older idea I had. It's a "zombies-but-don't-say-zombies" thing that I would call "artfully vague" in terms of what the threat actually is.


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Writers Guild of America West Announces Final Candidates for 2018 Board of Directors Election
Los Angeles – The Writers Guild of America West has announced the final list of candidates for the 2018 WGAW Board of Directors election.
There are 13 candidates nominated to run for eight open seats on the WGAW's Board of Directors as follows: Deric A. Hughes, David Slack, Patti Carr (inc.), Ashley Gable, Spiro Skentzos, Jonathan Fernandez (inc.), VJ Boyd, Travis Donnelly, Dante W. Harper, Eric Heisserer, Deborah Amelon, Betsy Thomas and Patric M. Verrone (inc.).
Courtney Ellinger withdrew her candidacy on July 15, and Akilah Green withdrew her candidacy on July 19.
Editors' note: WGAW internal rules require candidates to be announced in an order determined by lot; (inc.) denotes an incumbent candidate.
The WGAW will host its annual Candidates Night forum, where Guild members may meet and pose questions to the candidates, on Wednesday, August 29, at WGAW headquarters in Los Angeles.
Guild members will receive candidate, non-candidate, and rebuttal statements, if any, with their ballots prior to the election. Candidates may distribute additional campaign materials at their own expense. The voting period concludes on Tuesday, September 18, at 12:00 p.m. (PT). Members may vote online or by mail. In accordance with labor law, proxy voting is not permitted.
The Writers Guild of America West (WGAW) is a labor union representing writers of motion pictures, television, radio, and Internet programming, including news and documentaries. Founded in 1933, the Guild negotiates and administers contracts that protect the creative and economic rights of its members. It is involved in a wide range of programs that advance the interests of writers, and is active in public policy and legislative matters on the local, national, and international levels. For more information on the WGAW, please visit: www.wga.org.


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Tutorial action plan
Since February 2010, our Faculty of the University of Cádiz (UCA) begins to design a Tutorial Action Project, motivated, fundamentally, because of the introduction of eight new degrees that began to be taught in the 2010/2011 course. The need to have an organized Tutorial Action Project (Plan de Acción Tutorial, PAT), that will guide the tutorial tasks of our teachers, is expressed in the adaptation of the 'Orientation and Student Support Programme (Programa de Orientación y Apoyo PROA)' of the Quality Guarantee System of our center, that accomplishes with the RD 1393/2007 related to this academic issue.
This project starts during the 2011/2012 academic year with a tutorial programme called 'Tumentor Project', with the addition of another tutorial programme between equals, called 'Compañero Project'. Both programmes focus in reception, orientation, support tasks (reinforcement, term, promotion or disability) and monitoring of students, and they have as an essential goal the integration of the student in the university world, using a system based on information and advice that goes throughout their whole university degree.
Our Faculty's PAT favours the academic excellence with a reflection in the learning process (detection of deficiencies, application of strategies and development of autonomous learning), curricular advice and professional orientation.


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These distinctive earrings contrast the organic qualities of a clipped circle of naturally hand-dyed, two tone jesmonite stone with the luxe shine of industrial polished metal shaped into a softened rectangle. Fascinating and unique. Available in brass/green jesmonite or copper/blue jesmonite. Handmade in London.
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These finely textured bangles are handmade by the women in the Flowering Desert Project in Tamil Nadu, India. In striking silver- or gold- plated elegant brass, they're the perfect basic for layering. Grab a few and wear them in threes or fours, or stack them with contrasting pieces in different textures and colours for drama.
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Kawaii! Every cloud has a silver (or rainbow) lining. Inspired by Japanese culture, this quirky, brightly hued pendant features a cheery weather system. Super-cute! Comes in a gorgeous acrylic gift box. Handmade in Berlin.
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Yogi's first picture
I received Yogi's record from the shelter, with a picture of him when he was 3 months old then. He was a truly a baby then. His name was Cager at the shelter. Boy, Yogi is a much better name.
Update: He's so cute and affectionate and everything… but he is still a brat towards Sasha. He just won't back down and keep torturing Sasha. Most of the time I think I feel resentment towards him. Please work it out, folks!
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GOGA have entered 2 charges since 2017 and raising $3,007 for conservation in Zambia.
The team's best leg was the Fuchs Elephant Charge 2018 when they charged from Omnia to National Milling in 4.14km, 1,733m or 1.72 times over the straight line distance of 2.41km. They were 14th place out of 20 teams on this leg.


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Link: The Wind Waker
Costume Information:
Character Name: Link (Rinku - リンク)
Series: The Legend of Zelda - The Wind Waker
Variation: Green Tunic/Toon
Status: Complete
Started: March 2012
Finished: March 2012
Retired: N/A
Events and Appearances:
Debuted at:
- SunnyCon; 25/03/2012
Worn at:
- SunnyCon; 25/03/2012
- NWC Manchester Meet; 05/04/2012
Future Events:
Useful Links:
- Elf Ears
I decided to make Toon Link's costume because I wanted to go back to something simple and work up from there. It doesn't get much simpler than this tunic!
I also thought a younger Link would better suit my face since I'm often told I have a young face.
For SunnyCon I decided only to make the costume, since I wouldn't be able to take props with me even if I made them. I made the shield later for a photoshoot and used my Ordon Sword as a stand in until I get round to making a sword from WW.
I was able to re-use a number of things from other costumes for this. For example, the ears, wig and pants are all the same ones used for Twilight Princess Link. The boots are a pair I use for most costumes when I haven't had chance or am not able to make the actual boots for the costume.
The tunic and hat are both made from the same green polycotton fabrics and were put together within a day. This was the first costume where I attempted to make a pattern from measurments and it turned out great!
The undershirt is an old shirt I had lying around, I hand dyed it to use for this costume, but intend to re-make the shirt from scratch in the future.
The belt is made from suede and craft foam which I use for a lot of my costumes and enjoy working with.
The Wind Waker shield is made from a single piece of cardboard with a carboard handle. The details are hand painted in acrylic paint onto both sides of the shield.
The Ordon Sword was a gift from a friend and is made from wood.
Costume Photos
Photoshoot and convention photos of the finished costume. Taken at SunnyCon (25/03/2012) and Blackpool.
Progress Photos
Photos of the costume during construction.


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Some of My Recent iPhone Art
Joe Perry | Friday, March 26, 2010 at 5:00AM
I was creating a few new icons for use on our Facebook page and as our Twitter avatar while I was commuting yesterday and thought I would share a couple with you. Please let me know what you think of them.
Here is a shot that I like from downtown LA. The tallest building is the U.S. Bank building, formerly known as the Library Towers building:
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Officially created in 1911, today marks International Women's Day – a celebration of women's political, economic and social achievements across the globe. To mark the occasion, we delved into the artisan archives to select some of our favourite quotes from our favourite women.
Behnaz Farahi | Photography by Modern Luxury
Giving women their position in the male-dominated world of technology, talented designer, architect, and researcher Behnaz Farahi flies the flag for the modern women pushing the technical boundaries. Exploring the potential of interactive environments and their relationship with the human body, Farahi is championing the implementation of emerging technologies in contemporary art.
Behnaz Farahi | Caress of the Gaze
With recent works from breathing walls to morphing headpieces, savvy designer Behnaz Farahi gives the world of wearable-tech an innovative womens touch with a difference.
Dame Vivienne Westwood
Bringing modern punk new and wave fashion into the mainstream, Dame Vivienne Westwood has become a treasure to the fashion industry by designing for the more eccentric characters of society. As an avid supporter of political causes such as CND, climate change and the civil rights group Liberty, Westwood is passionate about making the world a better place.
Vivienne Westwood | London Fashion Week 2016
'The treasure and glory of existence is to be able to discover the world we live in' she said. 'You will become who you are, not by self-absorption, but by having an interest in the outside world. And we need a different world." – Vivienne Westwood (Elle, 2016)
Diane von Furstenberg
Dedicating herself to fostering emerging talent and helping to establish the Design Piracy Prohibition Act, Diane Von Furstenburg is firmly committed to empowering women on and off the runway. Introducing the wrap dress to the world of design during the 1970s, the iconic piece came to symbolise power and independence for an entire generation of women.
Diane von Furstenberg | Evolution of the Wrap Dress
"I've always liked [Wonder Woman] most out of all the superheroes, because she's not only beautiful but strong and just. To me, she embodies the power and poise I like to think all women hold within, and I feel especially close to her as we're namesakes." – Diane von Furstenberg (Another Magazine, 2014)
Coco Chanel
A pioneer of classic style, the french designer revolutionised the once restrictive and impractical garments of the 1920's by introducing trousers and suits to women for the first time. Championing the art of sophistication and giving the pearl an eternal elegance, Coco Chanel's legacy continues to inspire power and femininity.
Chanel | 2016 Collection
"Women have always been the strong ones of the world. The men are always seeking from women a little pillow to put their heads down on. They are always longing for the mother who held them as infants." – Coco Chanel
Annie Leibovitz
Renowned for her famous use of bold colour and unconventional poses that often startle and create a long-lasting impression, Annie Leibovitz is the famous portrait photographer with a worldwide celebrity following. With a unique style that is perfectly tailored to the celebrity-fuelled times, Leibovitz infamously captured the final moments of a naked John Lennon, clinging to a clothed Yoko Ono, just hours before he was assassinated.
Annie Leibovitz & Robert Bean on the Chrysler Building
"I didn't want to let women down. One of the stereotypes I see breaking is the idea of ageing and older women not being beautiful." – Annie Leibovitz.
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International Women's Day: AnOther's Best Words
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Modern Luxury (2015) Peek Inside the Robot-Powered, 3-D-Printed, Luminescent Future at Autodesk's Pier 9 Workshop – See more at: http://www.modernluxury.com/san-francisco/story/peek-inside-the-robot-powered-3-d-printed-gaze-responsive-future-autodesks-pier-#sthash.ab2z31kC.dpuf [Online] Available at http://Http://www.modernluxury.com/san-francisco/story/peek-inside-the-robot-powered-3-d-printed-gaze-responsive-future-autodesks-pier- [Accessed 8/3/16]


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I think September 2013 was the beginning of the end. Wedding season was late and I shot 7 weddings on top of working Monday to Friday. I skipped walks with the dog to cull, answered clients emails during dinner, declined a weekend trip to Seattle because I was booked, and regularly stayed in the office until 2am editing. I had exactly one day off all month.
I rewarded myself in October when I finally got my chest piece. It cost five (painful) hours of my life and approximately one month's rent. She said that she loved it. I think she did. On the surface. But underneath it just served as a reminder of our differences.
I wanted to work hard to play hard. To give it my 500% to reap the benefits later. I wanted tattoos and weekend getaways and annual photo sessions and anniversary trips to Disneyland. So I worked hard so we could have these things. I think her happily ever after was a little more simple.
Later in October, she introduced me to a new friend. She told me she was getting her PhD and I spent an hour rearranging the living room bookshelf to hide my favourite young adult books at the back. She came over for dinner and they sat together on the couch. She was thoughtful and well spoken and had a genuine laugh. I liked her and had no idea our first dinner together would be our last.
On November 9th, I was shooting my last wedding of the season with another photographer. Both partners were also teachers and I couldn't wait to share the details of their day with her. She was on her way back from an overnight trip to Bowen. As per our tradition, I called her on my way home. She didn't answer. I texted. No response. Finally she messaged to say she would talk to me when I got home.
I finally got home and collapsed on the couch after a long day of shooting. She sat on the love seat and, without taking a breath, told me that our marriage was over. The conversation is a blur to me now, but I remember pleading to get counselling. And her saying it wouldn't change anything. And that it wasn't about somebody else. And I remember not believing her. And countless "why"s between tears and clenched throw pillows.
Talking in circles turned into walking in circles around the park next to our apartment. I called anyone I could think of who would still be awake. I remember laying in the cold grass and crying until I couldn't cry anymore. And then I went home. If I could even call it that anymore…
Read the rest of the Resurgence Series:
Resurgence: A Wedding Photographer's Journey Through Divorce – In the Beginning
Resurgence: A Wedding Photographer's Journey Through Divorce – In The End
Resurgence: A Wedding Photographer's Journey Through Divorce – Looking Back, Moving Forward
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In the aftermath of the Las Vegas massacre, the usual suspects are engaging in virtuous one-upmanship regarding gun control … but many stop short of what they really want: A total ban on guns.
That's why you have to give University of Pennsylvania student James Lee credit — he's not avoiding that issue. He openly questions the continuing need for the Second Amendment to the US Constitution.
In a Daily Pennsylvanian op-ed, Lee writes
As the outpour of information and reactions continued [about the Las Vegas mass shooting], I read Nicholas Kristof's article in The New York Times urging Americans to action to prevent future incidents like this. Kristof lists eight steps for gun reform. While I agreed with most of these proposals, I couldn't help but again feel despair and some anger, for I felt that all of this was missing the point, that we were lacking the conversation that we actually needed.
"When is the last time that we've heard from a politician or a public figure challenging the legitimacy of the Second Amendment itself?" he then asks.
The answer is "hardly ever." And it's not difficult to figure out why.
First, the logistics: Article V of the US Constitution says an amendment must have two-thirds support from both houses of the legislature (or two-thirds of state legislatures), followed then by three-fourths of the state legislatures.
To wit: This is not going to happen anytime soon.
Even if Democrats regain control of the House and Senate, it's highly unlikely they'll have two-thirds majorities. And, if they did, there's no guarantee they'd get unified support for a 2nd Amendment repeal.
But let's say they got that two-thirds. The GOP currently controls two-thirds of all state legislatures. Democrats control a paltry 28%. Even granting some shifts in the 2018 and 2020 elections, it's doubtful the shift would be what's needed to get a repeal passed.
MORE: College's director of Women and Gender Studies urges Obama to ban guns
Second, why would any reasonably in-the-know centrist or conservative be willing to support a repeal of the 2nd Amendment when progressives across the land have turned, and continue to turn, a blind eye to groups like Antifa, and have even endorsed their actions? Why would centrists/conservatives surrender the very means to defend themselves from the party/political ideology (Democrats/progressive) which supports repeal … and yet supports progressive political violence?
Third, why would progressives, who comprise the membership of groups like Antifa and Black Lives Matter, even want firearms to be the exclusive realm of law enforcement and the government? Cops at war with black and brown Americans? Trump is literally Hitler? Let's make sure they're the only ones with guns!!
Lee also brings up the popular progressive talking point that allowing private ownership of guns to guard against government tyranny is "laughable" as if the people "could resist if the government or military actually wanted to strike against its own citizens."
While this ultimately would turn out accurate if a determined US government/military wanted to battle its own citizens, in reality it's quite likely there would be a sizable percentage of those in government and military who would be reticent about firing on their brothers and sisters, particularly if the issue was about defending the right to bear arms.
Instead of penalizing law-abiding citizens by taking away the right to protect themselves and their loved ones, Mr. Lee, why not consider upping the penalties for committing crimes with guns? Like, how about mandatory jail time if you're even caught in possession of an illegal weapon?
Ah, but you see, therein lies yet another conundrum for left: They're all about empathy … taking into consideration a person's life circumstances and granting second chances, etc. If we increased gun crime punishments, imagine the progressive yammering about things like the "prison-industrial complex" and racial "disproportionality."
So, sorry, Mr. Lee– considering how liberals treat crime and general misbehavior on the whole, I and many others would rather a solution be tailored to the problem, and not to your average law-abiding Joe Six-Pack who owns a handgun for personal and family protection.
Because, to coin a cliché, if you take away his gun, the bad guys will always manage to get theirs.
MORE: PR nightmare for Mizzou as head coach suggests his players can't own guns, period
MORE: University of Texas to ban guns in dorms in likely violation of state law
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From Indian tulwars to pirate cutlasses, cutting swords such as the ones found on this page appear in a variety of eras and cultures. While individually diverse, all share a distinct common characteristic; a curved blade with a single cutting edge.
Like the majority of our armory, each weapon here has been custom made. We typically stock between two and four copies of each piece unless specified one of a kind. Be sure to call in advance to check on availability or with specific inquiries.


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Oh my gracious, what a GORGEOUS day with some of the most fun, kind-hearted people! This wedding was a top favorite for sure and definitely such a great wedding to end my season with before baby girl comes.
Alana and Ben's day was incredibly peaceful and joy-filled. When this happens on a wedding day, it truly reflects the character of the people involved. Alana and Ben both have such wonderful personalities and you instantly feel like friends right after meeting them! The same goes for their parents and wedding party.Read More


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In this review, we are going to compare Apple's iPhone 8 against iPhone 7 in terms of design, features, specs, and value for money. Let us take a look at their differences and similarities
The coming of iPhone 8 has raised customers' expectations. Here are details of the new iPhone 8 and its comparisons to iPhone 7. Apple has revealed iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 plus as the successor for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 plus.
4.7-inch Retina HD display
12MP camera
7MP front-facing lens
Available in 64GB, 256GB
Available in Gold, silver and Space grey colours.
The iPhone 8 has a new glass design offering wireless charging. It's faster than ever, thanks to the new A11 Bionic chip, and now comes with 64GB of memory as standard. iOS 11 also brings some cool new features including augmented reality. But as ever, the price of owning the latest iPhone is higher than ever before.
Comparision between iPhone 8 vs iPhone 7
|iPhone 8
|4.7-inc LCD
|4.7-inc LCD
|Real Camera
|12MP, f/1.8, OIS
|12MP, f/1.8, OIS
|Front Camera
|7MP, f/2.2
|7MP, f2.2
|Not stated
|1960 mAh
|Headphone Jack
|1334×750 (326ppi)
|1334×750 (326ppi)
|Aspect ratio
|Apple A11 Bionic
|Apple A10 Fusion
|Data port
|Wireless Charging
|MicroSD slot?
In its overall form size, iPhone 8 is much similar to iPhone 7. The big changes have gone to iPhone X. iPhone 8 has rounded sides and a Touch ID button that is located below the display. However, iPhone 8 is visibly different to iPhone 7 because of the glass back that has replaced the 7000-series aluminium that was used in iPhone 7. The reason Apple has implemented this change is that it can implement wireless charging.
Further to its design, Apple decided to introduce an IP67 water-resistance rating that was introduced in iPhone 7 which is also found in iPhone 8 and 8 plus.
iPhone 8
It has the most durable glass ever for all iPhone both front and back
Resist water and dust due to its precision-engineering
Requires no charging cable meaning is designed for future of wireless
Has Retina HD display that is very beautiful than with Truetone.
It has a small screen to enjoy using social media such as whatsup etc.
The phone has a powerful camera that produces beautiful pictures
The box comes with charger, headphones, SIM card removal, USB cable and quick start guide
iPhone 8 has an A11 Bionic chip that has been built using the same 10nm manufacturing process as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835. It has good RAM of 2GB (3GB for 8 plus).
Apple has said the Bionic chip is 25% faster than A10 used in iPhone 7 and it has Apple's first designed GPU that is built for Mental 2 especially.
Testing both iPhones customers agree that iPhone 8 is faster; however, iPhone 7 still is the fast than many phones on the market.
The display is similar to iPhone 7 as they are both available with 4.7-inc and 5.5-inch IPS LCD panel with a Retina resolution. However, if you are interested in something different then you can go for iPhone X that has a near-bezel-free OLED display.
iPhone 8 and iPhone 7
There are some uniqueness in iPhone 8. iPhone 8 adds True Tone that helps to alter the temperature of the display depending on the environment you are in. This makes viewing much easier particularly when you are in the dark
iPhone 8 has also the ability to play back HDR/Dolby Vision content from the famous Netflix and iTunes for added brightness and contrast.
iPhone 8 has improved on the camera than iPhone 7 as it has made a bevvy of small changes. Although it is still 12MP f/1.8 and dual-sensor 12MP camera with better pixel processing, reduction in noise and a faster autofocus.
If you look at the picture of iPhone 8 you will see that it is great with better saturation that is rich in colours, however, if you decide to get this iPhone 8 as your upgrade you will notice that it is not as good as Pixel 2
One of the most important things, when we look for iPhone, is the power of the battery. iPhone 8 is actually smaller than iPhone 7, but it is optimised for the new CPU and it does make it last longer. You can use the whole day without asking for a charger
Since iPhone 8 has a glass back design it is able to be compatible with wireless charging accessories. When it was launched its wireless charging capabilities were capped at 5W. This meant that the wireless charging was not faster than the wired charger. However, the coming upgrade on A11.2 iOS may raise the cap to 7.5W that will give a boost to speed if you will have to use compatible accessories.
wireless charging
Costs of Each Phone 7 or 8
In 2016 when it first went for sale iPhone 7 started off at £599 for 32GB of storage and about £699 for 128GB.
While iPhone 8 started off at £699 ($699) for 64GB and £799 ($799) for 128 GB. Larger capacity such as 128GB was £899 $899
If you want to buy let's look at their prices below
iPhone 7 (128GB) $409.00 ( $)
iPhone 8 (64GB) $825 ( $)
iPhone 8 (256GB) £949 ($)
Having looked at both iPhone 7 and iPhone 8 there is no doubt that iPhone 8 is a huge upgrade from iPhone 7 but not enough to out stage iPhone 7. The camera and screen are better but these are small updates hence iPhone 7 is still a great deal to buy or upgrade.
I can recommend buying iPhone 7 however if you prefer upgraded model then iPhone 8 is the answer.
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Festival of Gardens presents the Griffith Citrus Sculptures
Spring is finally here and with it comes the celebration of the 26th annual Festival of Gardens in Griffith. Eight private gardens will open to the public, ranging from pretty cottage gardens to lovely country estates. The gardens reflect the passion of the owners and offer a tranquil and colourful environment to relax and explore.
Costa Georgiadis of ABC Gardening Australia is the 2016 gardening ambassador, returning to Griffith to attend the festival launch, street party and Paella by The Sculptures on Friday 14 October. Other highlights are the daily Garden Tour Bus, gardening workshops and The Long Italian Table, which showcases Griffith's Italian heritage and presents a fabulous night of feasting with friends under the stars.
Artistic highlight of the festival will be the Real Juice Company Citrus Sculptures, a unique exhibition, which showcases over 70 large 3D sculptures along Griffith's main street from 9-22 October.
The sculptures are based on the famous lemon sculptures in Menton, France, and with Griffith being a major citrus producing region in Australia, the sculptures have become a major visitor attraction bringing thousands of people to Griffith every year.
The sculptures are erected along Griffith's main street, early on Sunday morning, by an army of 700 community volunteers. More than 100,000 oranges and 200,000 rubber bands are used to construct the sculptures. It is a fabulous community event with schools, local businesses, banks, cultural, service and church groups, and multi-national companies working side by side to create magnificent sculptures.
Find out more about the citrus sculptures and the Festival of the Gardens in the video below.


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Are you running a technology, engineering, IT or life sciences business that's looking to grow? Or do you have an exciting idea to explore?
Our Pathfinder Accelerator programme puts you in a stimulating and challenging environment to help you develop and test your ideas for commercial viability.
Join us for our taster session in Caithness where you can meet our expert coaches, find out more about the programme and discover how Pathfinder can fast track your business idea or launch your product.
Please join us for our taster session at Caithness Horizons on Wednesday 22 August 2018 from 2-5pm (includes afternoon tea).
Please register for your free ticket here.


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Colour Your City envisions a world where colour is used consciously and imaginatively to enrich the built environment and elevate wellbeing.
We see colour as a key element of urban design and placemaking, which can be utilised to help harmonise space, foster creative cities, and connect citizens, space and community.
Colour Your City believes in dynamic, playful, interactive and intriguing urban space.
Colour Your City works with city makers and shapers internationally, using the power of colour to improve urban spaces.
We are a specialist agency based in London, with a global network of catalysts. Our team helps provide strategic advice, consultancy and artistic production at each stage of the urban design and placemaking process.
We study the psychology of colour in urban spaces, and interpret how it can be used effectively in urban design and placemaking, to create cities that are better for us.
Colour Your City works with local authorities, placemaking agencies, architects, urban planners, developers, community groups and cultural institutions to provide colour consultancy, produce inspiring spatial solutions and site-specific transformations, deliver creative placemaking and research the impact of colour in the built environment.
Why cities?
With global populations increasingly concentrated in cities and urban areas, there is a real need to ensure that these urban environments are as conducive to life and well-being as possible. Cities are complex networks, 'multi-authored' habitats, in need of constant renewal and care. At regular intervals we need to re-evaluate how the built environment is serving the needs of its communities and enhancing vitality.
Why colour?
Colour impacts everything we do. It is a very powerful tool of language, expression, communication and connection. Everyone 'gets' colour on some level, making it an accessible and potent tool.
Colour's versatility in application and approach, also makes it an ideal vehicle for civic participation. This participative action can be used to support the long-term interests of human activity in an area. Through coming together to add colour – in a myriad of ways – we can spark and create new creative possibilities for the area, foster a sense of local pride, improve communication and social cohesion.
Colour Consultancy
Chromatic studies
Strategic colour advice
Inspiring spatial solutions
We believe in the power of colour, and deliver evidence-based insights to help our clients radically improve urban habitats.
We study colour culture and the psychology of colour in urban spaces, and interpret how it can be used effectively in urban design and placemaking to create cities with more enriching and healthy environments.
Creative Placemaking
Civic engagement
Participatory artworks
We use colour to explore culture, place, history and identity.
Our workshops are creative, playful and engaging, whilst seeking to understand real needs and create collaborative solutions.
Workshops can include multimedia storytelling and using technologies such as augmented reality to reimagine space.
Public Art
Site-specific public art
Live art PROGRAMMING
Interactive installations
Through site-specific collaborations with a stable of colour-centric artists we directly transform space.
We offer end-to-end delivery from initial spatial assessment to conceptual development, artist curation, commissioning, multidisciplinary team building, public engagement, final delivery and impact studies.
Proprietary studies
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Colour Chat: AN open dialogue
We explore colour as a tool of urban transformation. Physical, sensorial and aesthetic change within the cityscape, and also how the use of colour can impact social change, creativity and engagement.
Our Colour Chat series is part of our open dialogue with professionals and citizens, so far taking place in several countries.
#ColourChat is an open dialogue about colour in the built environment.
Engaging with urban design professionals and citizens about the role of colour is central to Colour Your City.
We delve deep into multi-hued conversations that explore the impact and potential of colour, and gather valuable information into its potential to create better cities. We use these insights to deliver effective spatial solutions and placemaking activities.
You are invited to participate in a digital version of #ColourChat and share your responses to a series of thought-provoking questions.
A new multi-disciplinary arts programme.
ART WORXX brings together artists from across disciplines to transform space and maximise its creative potential, facilitate collaboration, artist development, creative skill sharing, and provide participatory opportunities for artistic expression, with a programme of events, workshops and talks. ART WORXX is a roving programme, designed to migrate from space to space.
The inaugural chapter began at The Cause, a temporary DIY space which celebrates dance music culture, London nightlife, independent business and positive mental health. The Cause is based in a former car mechanics depot in Tottenham, North London. The meanwhile site has evolved into a thriving ecosystem of independent business and community radio station Threads.
The launch on Friday 24 May 2019 saw the official unveiling of a redesign of Room2, known as The Garage. The blackbox space got an injection of colour, led by artist and architect Antonis Papamichael, and prop maker / stylist Holly Nolan. The launch event explored the neon city, the enduring appeal of retrowave, and clubs being portals to other worlds.
Colour Your City linked up with The OS Community and Train Journey Music to provide a full spectrum sonic experience. Blending visual and sonic art, the event featured the unveiling of Room 2 from Antonis Papamicheal and Holly Nolan, alongside an exhibition of work from Hannah Iheoma Place, Greg Abbott, Tree Carr and Wumzum. There was also live art, a workshop, open mic and digital art immersion, alongside DJs from all collectives and True Color playing a genre-crossing voyage into the night.
Our thanks to Maneki Collective for many of the photographs.
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As you can probably tell from the photo this was a pretty small beetle. I would guess about a cm in length. My attention was caught because at first I thought it was a deformed firefly. "Damn you, patented-evil-herbicide," I thought. Then I looked more closely …
Ok. Ahem. Obviously not a firefly though a couple of sources online actually describe it as a firefly mimic. Whew. Always nice to know when other people share my delusions. The bum eye view does look vaguely like a firefly's face.
I guess at a quick glance most predators will decide this beetle tastes nasty. "Firefly? Yech. No thanks." But, if that deception doesn't fool the predator our colourful beetle has another magic trick. Most creatures will move in the direction they are facing when startled or attacked. If you were a bird looking down at this beetle you might predict it will move to the left since that looks like the beetle's face. Instead, the beetle will probably fly to the right since that is the direction it is truly facing. That small moment of confusion might give the beetle enough of an edge to escape and survive.
It must think its Halloween costume is effective. It showed absolutely no fear of me.
I couldn't find much information about it other than these snippets:
- They live in Texas, Mexico and places further south; and,
- They really like asters — particularly gumweed.


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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Cpt Barbeau Is Home!!!
5 comments:
- Jake, Ashlee, and Jaxon Gardner said...
I'm SO glad you have your hubby home! I'm in tears reading your post-I'm so grateful for all the sacrifices those in the military-and their families make. What an awesome homecoming and fun surprise for your kids-I'm not sure if I could keep it a secret! I've thought about you often and I'm just so glad your husband is home!
- November 4, 2010 at 11:04 AM
- Lisa Brown said...
Oh my goodness - listening to that video of them singing brought me to tears. I am so glad he is home now and that your family is complete again!
- November 4, 2010 at 4:27 PM
- Elizabeth Checchio said...
What an amazing homecoming. I had no idea what went into it. Just reading about it made me well up a little bit.
Hurray! I am so glad he is home. Now I just need him to let you go out since I haven't seen you since. ;)
- November 5, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Trezise Momma said...
Welcome home, Ben!! You have been missed by one and all, but most especially by your awesome wife and two special kiddos. Thank you so very much for your service.
- November 5, 2010 at 2:44 PM
- The Barton Family said...
Yay! Amber I am so happy for you guys and excited for all the new adventures you are heading on!
- November 8, 2010 at 6:35 AM


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In the diagram why is the right side on the left side and the left side on the right side?
I am finding it interesting. The more I read the more sense it makes. Thank You!
Why does the left ventricle tends to be cylindrical in shape and have a relatively thick wall?
The left chambers of heart contain oxygenated blood while the right contain deoxygenated blood..
4 chambers 2 to the Left and 2 to the Right.
In humans, the heart is the primary motive force for driving the blood along the arterial vessels.
The heart consists of four separate chambers.
Two chambers function as a "right heart," and two function as a "left heart."
The muscular walls (myocardium) of the chambers apply force to the blood within and force the blood to move out of the chambers. (See Figure 10-3.)
The two chambers at the top of the heart are called atria (singular: atrium), while the two chambers at the bottom are called ventricles.
Label 1 Interatrial Septum
Down the middle of the heart, an interatrial septum separates the two atria.
Label 2 Interventricular Septum
Between the ventricles is the interventricular septum.
Label 3 The Atrium
The muscular walls of the atria tend to be relatively thin.
Attached to each atrium is an earlike appendage called an auricle. The auricles of the atria tend to have somewhat thicker walls.
Label 4 Left Ventricle
The left ventricle tends to be cylindrical in shape. It has a relatively thick wall.
Label 5 Right Ventricle
The right ventricle has a somewhat semilunar (half-moon) cross section, since it is wrapped around one side of the left ventricle.
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Sriwhana Spong was born in New Zealand and currently lives and works in London. Of Indonesian descent her early works explored histories and culture through the lens of perceived otherness in regards to a Western exoticisation of the East. For Great Movements of Feeling she will present a video work titled This Creature (2016). In this work, she films from her vantage point walking around Hyde Park in London, while she touches various object and ruminates on the medieval female mystic Margery Kempe. Kempe wrote the first autobiography that explored her relationship with God and it she was deemed 'hysterical' by the church and twentieth century historians. The work delicately explores the senses close relationship to emotion and the political shaping and labeling of emotion.


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Hi prayer warriors, back in September I posted a prayer request for Terri and Larry and I am posting an update for them.
Larry has recuperated from the surgery he had as a result of the bad fall from the deer stand but still hasn't found another job. His wife, Terri, is carrying the full financial burden now so please stand in agreement with me that God will place Larry in a good job so that he can walk in the authority and position as head of his household. May Larry declare to the Lord that he will put aside all negative, limiting thoughts about what kind of work he will do, or where he will work. May Larry open himself up to all of the possibilities through God and call forth a perfect, satisfying, well paying job all allow the Lord to direct his steps, in the name of Jesus, Amen.
Pray that God will give Terri the strength and courage to support her family financially during this time and that she will also lift her husband and children up to the Lord in daily prayer. May Terri declare that no weapon formed against her shall prosper, and that she will fear no evil for the Lord is with her and His Word and Spirit are there to comfort her. May Terri take up the shield of faith and stand against every evil the enemy tries bring against her, in the name of Jesus, Amen.


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Banksy tribute to Bataclan terror victims stolen
The suspects used angle grinders to cut it from the door
A Banksy artwork that pays tribute to victims of the 2015 terror attack at Paris' Bataclan music hall has been stolen.
A source close to the investigation told LCI television [via AFP] that the incident involved "a group of hooded individuals armed with angle grinders" who reportedly drove away with the artwork in a truck.
The art, which depicts a female with a sorrowful expression, was spray-painted onto the outside of an emergency door at the venue in summer 2018.
It appeared two and a half years after 90 people were murdered by armed militants who broke into the building during an Eagles of Death Metal concert on November 13, 2015.
The Bataclan shared the news of the theft via Twitter, writing: "We are today filled with a deep sense of indignation."
"Banksy's work, a symbol of recollection and belonging to all: locals, Parisians, citizens of the world, has been taken from us."
In other Banksy news, the anonymous artist's work – 'Seasons Greetings' – was sold for a six-figure sum in the Welsh town of Port Talbot earlier in January.
The piece was bought by an Essex-based gallery owner who vowed to keep the graffiti in the town for a minimum of two to three years.
Elsewhere, a graffiti illustration of a rat that was spotted at a monorail station in Tokyo is thought to be another Banksy work.
It it similar to one of his other paintings, 'Umbrella rat', which depicts a rodent parachuting with an umbrella.


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If you look closely you will see a little lamb came to enjoy the shade under the tree. I haven't created any border yet, but will at some point add more stitching to each of my tags.
I also fit in some shopping this week and found an awesome source for old skeleton type keys for my crazy quilt project. I also found some lace items for this and future projects. Some of it is shown below.
I was also asked to write a short article about crazy quilting for the Quilt Gallery blog. If you aren't familiar with this blog be sure to check them out. There offer lots of information, eye candy, contests and giveaways but are normally more geared toward traditional quilting. I didn't want us crazy quilters left out so they asked me to share a little CQ knowledge with their readers. Here is the link if you are interested:


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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Happy Birthday, Kayson!
Over the weekend, I made some cupcake pops for my best friend, Ashley's son. I planned to make him little something for his birthday for a while. I know he likes candies and everything sweet. Ashley told me that every time he went to Starbucks with her, he was telling her how much he wanted the cake pop from the Starbucks. Based on these two clues, cupcake pops and a jar fulled of Easter's M&Ms will make his birthday even sweeter.
I am glad to see his smil-y face when he received the gift. Even better, I got to see him ate them and enjoyed them; that's priceless. He is one of the coolest kids I ever met. He is so beautiful inside and out, I wish he would never change. Happy birthday to you again, Kayson; Carmen and Chris (he kept asking me where my "boyfriend" [aka my husband] is) love you!
PS. If you want to send something sweet and special to someone you love, contact us today. We could craft and design some beautiful cupcake pops or cake pops/balls for you and the one you love=)
Posted by C for Cupcake Cupcakery at 1:39 PM
Labels: birthday, candies, chocolate, cupcake, Easter, eat, enjoy, gift, Happy Birthday, idea, kid, love, pop, present, sweet
1 comments:
- Ashley Truelove said...
Aw!!! This made me teary eyed to hear how you talk about him! <3 Kayson loves you Auntie!!!
P.S. The cupcake pops are sooo delicious!
Love you!!!
- April 5, 2012 at 9:59 PM
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Big Dog Little Dog (BDLD) is the duo project of violinist/composer Jessie Montgomery and bassist/songwriter Eleonore Oppenheim. BDLD draws on the musicians' backgrounds as native New Yorkers versed in western classical, jazz, rock, and other genres to create cinematic musical landscapes. Lying somewhere between a chamber ensemble and a band, Hinge is a brand new contemporary music ensemble comprised of four all-stars of the Boston new music scene: saxophonist Philipp Stäudlin, percussionist Matt Sharrock, pianist Keith Kirchoff, and electric guitarist/band leader Dan VanHassel.
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This week at Lov Li HQ, we have had a mass product photoshoot of all our greeting cards and journals in preparation of going live on Not On The High Street. We have one of Birmingham's most inspired photographers Christopher Haynes onboard to make sure our cards and notebooks look as good as they do in reality.
Christopher's own leading-edge photography can be seen on his website and oohgraphyonline store
Our products will be going live on Not On THe High St online store over the next week or two, so watch this space!


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Hello and welcome back to the Excel Tip of the Week! This week, we have a General User post in which we are going to look at how to convert numbers from one representation system to another.
Non-decimal bases
Excel contains several options for representing non-decimal based numbers. Excel 2010 and earlier versions can represent and use - to an extent - numbers expressed in binary, octal, and hexadecimal. Excel 2013 and later can use any base from 2 up to 36.
It's worth noting that numbers in non-decimal format are treated like text in Excel, and the usual mathematical functions such as SUM can't operate with them. Compare these two additions of a column of number expressed in decimal vs in hexadecimal:
It's clear that Excel doesn't understand that the text in the right-hand column represents numbers. If you actually need to calculate data that is stored as e.g. binary numbers, you need to first convert into decimal. This is of course quite ironic, as to actually do the computation Excel then has to convert back into binary!
Functions for converting between decimal and other bases
Excel 2010 and earlier include the following suite of functions:
=DEC2BIN(number, places)=DEC2OCT(number, places)=DEC2HEX(number, places)
Number is the decimal number, cell, or calculation to be converted.Places is an optional input that will ensure that the outputted string has a given minimum length - e.g. 37 could be represented as 00100101.
Here, the "number" is a cell with a text string that represents the number in the chosen base.
You will also note that you can't e.g. convert binary numbers into hexadecimal without an intermediate step of converting into decimal.
Excel 2013 and later versions have these more flexible functions:
=BASE(number, radix, min length)=DECIMAL(number, radix)
BASE uses a decimal number input: DECIMAL uses an appropriate text input for number.Radix is the chosen base - an integer between 2 and 36.Min length is an optional input that works like the "places" inputs for the functions discussed above.
You still have to work in decimal if you want to perform calculations on non-decimal numbers, and you still have to use decimal as a half-way house if you want to convert from one non-base-10 format to another.
One more thing
It's even rarer for it to be useful than the above functions, but Excel does also include functions for converting to and, since Excel 2013, from Roman numerals:
Both of these work with numbers up to and including 3,999.
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I was a Rahab. Used, taken advantage of, thinking I didn't deserve anything better.
But then, one night in 1992 I saw a woman come back from the dead. She was dead for 30 minutes. Pronounced dead officially by a medical resident. And I finally knew. There is a God in heaven. He is real.
Without even realizing, I must have thrown my scarlet cord, my tikvah, my hope out of a theoretical window. Thirteen years later He came for me!
He will come for you too. Throw out your scarlet cord. You are not too lost that He can't find you. Repent and believe!
My dear sweet Jesus, I don't know how you knew? I don't know what you saw? I only know I am forever in your debt and will love you forever! Love, me.
His… Michelle
Philippians 1:20
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Barberry pruning too severe
We had our large barberry pruned in winter. The man who pruned it took a lot off, probably half of the bush, and now it looks as though it is dying. It has berries but some leaves are brown. Will it be ok?
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You had e-mailed me directly and asked if all barberries were edible. It appears as though they are as I found nothing in my research that indicated otherwise.
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I wouldn't worry too much - barberry is one of those shrubs that is said to be able to withstand a severe pruning and which will come back bushier and denser because of it. In the meantime the best thing you can do is give the barberry bush the care that it needs, which is outlined in the following article:
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