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Arthur Schopenhauer:
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
Just as the largest library, badly arranged, is not so useful as a very moderate one that is well arranged, so the greatest amount of knowledge, if not elaborated by our own thoughts, is worth much less than a far smaller volume that has been abundantly and repeatedly thought over.
Talent works for money and fame; the motive which moves genius to productivity is, on the other hand, less easy to determine. It isn't money, for genius seldom gets any. It isn't fame: fame is too uncertain and, more closely considered, of too little worth. Nor is it strictly for its own pleasure, for the great exertion involved almost outweighs the pleasure. It is rather an instinct of a unique sort by virtue of which the individual possessed of genius is impelled to express what he has seen and felt in enduring works without being conscious of any further motivation. It takes place, by and large, with the same sort of necessity as a tree brings forth fruit, and demands of the world no more than a soil on which the individual can flourish.
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.
Albert Einstein:
The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.
Whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.
Most of the fundamental ideas of science are essentially simple, and may, as a rule, be expressed in a language comprehensible to everyone.
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.
The grand aim of all science is to cover the greatest number of empirical facts by logical deduction from the smallest number of hypotheses or axioms.
Small is the number of people who see with their eyes and think with their minds.
Intellectuals solve problems, geniuses prevent them.
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius — and a lot of courage — to move in the opposite direction.
Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocrities. The latter cannot understand it when a man does not thoughtlessly submit to hereditary prejudices but honestly and courageously uses his intelligence.
We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.
In order to form an immaculate member of a flock of sheep one must, above all, be a sheep.
Isaac Newton:
We are to admit no more causes of natural things than such as are both true and sufficient to explain their appearances. Therefore, to the same natural effects we must, so far as possible, assign the same causes.
We build too many walls and not enough bridges.
It is the weight, not numbers of experiments that is to be regarded.
A man may imagine things that are false, but he can only understand things that are true, for if the things be false, the apprehension of them is not understanding.
If I have ever made any valuable discoveries, it has been due more to patient attention, than to any other talent.
If I have seen farther than others, it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants.
Leonardo da Vinci
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding.
Max Planck
A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it.
Scientific discovery and scientific knowledge have been achieved only by those who have gone in pursuit of it without any practical purpose whatsoever in view.


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The Duff makes timely points about self-love, body image, and modern relationships but falls short of becoming a teen drama classic.
For years, Bianca Piper (Mae Whitman) has successfully navigated the soul-crushing hallways of high school. Side by side with her two best friends, Casey (Bianca A. Santos) and Jess (Skyler Samuels), Bianca has been encouraged to take-pride in her personal quirks, casual style, and love for classic zombie movies - while managing to ignore the vain opinions of "pre-celebrity," and bully, Madison Carter (Bella Thorne).
That is until Bianca's childhood friend, and school football hero, Wesley Rush (Robbie Amell) points out that she is a DUFF (Designated Ugly Fat Friend), forcing her to question close friendships as well as her chances with Toby - Bianca's cultured (sushi-loving and guitar-playing) crush. In an effort to prove that she isn't anyone's DUFF, Bianca teams-up with Wesley (in exchange for Chemistry tutoring) to reinvent her image and recapture her former devil–may–care confidence. However, as Bianca becomes increasingly fixated on proving she isn't a DUFF, she also realizes that a life-changing fight is at hand - one that is much bigger than catty labels on Urban Dictionary.
Based on Kody Keplinger's 2010 novel of the same name (which she wrote her senior year of high school), The DUFF was adapted for the big screen by writer Josh A. Cagan (Bandslam) and director Ari Sandel (Aim High). Fans of the book will definitely notice that Sandel's treatment is a streamlined version of the printed source - abandoning many of the novel's more melodramatic, and overtly sexual, elements in favor of a straightforward tale of teenage self-empowerment (as well as romance). The book has been celebrated for its portrayal of modern teen relationships and high school bullying but the film story is filtered through PG-13 high school comedy tropes. The result? A humor-filled drama for the current high school crowd - since The Duff makes timely points about self-love, body image, and modern relationships but falls short of becoming a teen drama classic (e.g., Easy A, She's All That, and 10 Things I Hate About You).
As indicated, the narrative contains timely elements that will resonate with Generation Z - from the affect of social media on high school culture to the age-old challenge of balancing personal expression with popularity. Yet, like most Hollywood productions, The Duff leans heavily on pop culture nods and period-specific situations that will eventually date the movie - for the sake of pandering to the current audience at the expense of older moviegoers or viewers who might watch the film years later (when Snapchat is no longer a household name, for example). Still, even though select jokes and references lend more style-than-substance, the core storyline offers plenty of worthwhile material - especially as Bianca finds peace and a healthy perspective on her DUFF label.
Fortunately, Sandel assembled a strong cast - with amusing, albeit pretty one-note performances from several familiar faces: Bella Thorne (Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day), Allison Janney (Juno), Ken Jeong (The Hangover), and Romany Malco (Weeds). Though, in spite of quality supporting talent, there's no doubt that Mae Whitman and Robbie Amell help elevate The DUFF above standard teen fare. After appearing as a side character in several cult-hit TV shows and films (Arrested Development, Parenthood, and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World), Whitman proves that she can carry a lead role as Bianca. Keen comedic timing and charming whit, as well as comfort in her skin (alongside a cast of skinny blonde actresses), ensure that Whitman is practicing, in her own performance and larger career, what The DUFF preaches.
That said, while Whitman lays a strong foundation in the main role, the actress and the film are at their best when paired with Amell's sincere and downright endearing take on standard high school jock cliches - as Bianca's childhood friend, and neighbor, Wesley. Even when Whitman and Amell stretch to sell a few of the story's more melodramatic plot beats, their onscreen friendship provides enjoyable banter (and some fresh twists on prior teen drama outlines).
It's satisfying to see an industry staple like Whitman (who played President Whitmore's daughter in Independence Day) get deserved time in the spotlight but Amell steals nearly every scene - transitioning Wesley from caricature to a semi-layered male counterpoint for Bianca. The DUFF might not be the most nuanced drama of the year but, alongside a downright captivating role in The Flash, Amell's ability to make Wesley a standout entry in an already robust cast proves the up-and-coming actor is more than just a TV heartthrob (or second fiddle to his Arrow-starring cousin).
Ultimately, The Duff does little to break from its teen drama format but, at the same time, provides worthwhile (albeit mostly superficial) updates to timeless genre tropes for current PG-13 viewers. While it does not reinvent the teen movie wheel, The Duff still touches on intimate subjects that are worthy of revisiting - especially in a culture that has become increasingly obsessed with social perception. For that reason, Sandel's film isn't likely to win-over older moviegoers who have seen similar storylines explored before, especially within the periphery of their own high school experience, but in terms of overall execution, The Duff is a successful adaptation - and should provide entertaining (and relatable) viewing for its intended audience.
The Duff runs 130 minutes and is Rated PG-13 for crude and sexual material throughout, some language and teen partying. Now playing in theaters.
Let us know what you thought of the film in the comment section below.
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Cute as a button | One-year-old photo session {Mobile AL lifestyle photographer}
I think I've mentioned before how much I LOVE one-year-old photo sessions! And I'm pretty sure little Eli wins the award for most chill 12-month-old ever! He was so sweet and content the whole time and really just happy to be outside playing with his parents!
This is what makes lifestyle photography so great and stress-free! A session with me means that once you've gotten everyone dressed and ready and arrived, your hard work is done! I'm going to give you ideas for playing and having fun with each other and then just capture what is perfect about YOUR family as you play and cuddle up! I will RARELY ask everyone to look at the camera, so you never have to worry if everyone is performing well! Easy peasy!
Anyway, this fabulous session was laid-back and insanely sweet, and I'm so happy to share some of these precious images!
Enjoy some of my favorites!
CONTACT ME to book your session!


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An individual who has been injured in a motor vehicle accident in Michigan may want to retain an attorney. Before meeting with a legal professional, there are several documents the victim should put together. For starters, the attorney will probably want to see a copy of the insurance policy and evidence of premium payments.
Any contact information provided by the other driver involved in the accident should be given to the attorney as well as a copy of the accident report and any police citations. If any photos were taken of the accident, those should also be provided. If a person has given a statement to the insurance company, they should inform their attorney and get a copy of the statement.
Crash victims should also take detailed notes of any medical costs and lost wages related to the accident. Medical records will give the attorney a sense of the scope of the injuries while the pay records will help in calculating possible damages.
One of the reasons a person might decide to retain an attorney after a car accident is because the insurance company may not offer enough to cover incurred costs. If the insurance company refuses a better offer, it may be necessary to file a civil lawsuit. More documentation will help support the injured person's case. In a civil case, it is only necessary to present more convincing evidence than the other side rather than the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard required in a criminal trial. A civil case can actually go forward even if there were no criminal charges against the other driver.


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One Kings Lane Soho
Grand Opening Celebration
Friday Nov 2nd thru Nov 4th
One Kings Lane is opening their flagship store in the heart of Manhattan's Soho Cast Iron Historic District, the 3,500-quare-foot flagship shop consists of a Federal-style building dating back to 1818 and a sleek glass annex built in 2010.
I had the pleasure to work with the art buyers and visual teams to create two large scale artworks exclusively for the Soho store. I am so proud to be part of this big moment for OKL!
Please come by and visit me, and see this gorgeous new store.
I will be in store creating small original works for the first 100 people on Saturday November 2nd from 10-2pm. First come first serve!


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I'm so excited to be participating in the CUSP mannequin blogger event. Each of the three bloggers had to style a suit of mannequins by trend including "Mix, Don't Match," "Spice Market," and "New Bohemian." There was so many options for clothes, shoes, bags, and accessories it took me forever, but I'm really proud of the final looks. From today till Saturday at 2pm, you can vote for my suit of mannequins for a chance to win a $500 Neiman Marcus gift card! Join me for the blogger presentation and event 2pm on Saturday followed by light refreshments and free Laura Mercier makeovers.
Happy voting, and thank you for all your support!
Lindsey Higa


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Derbies: The Superclásico
Few derbies pack a punch quite like El Superclasico. River Plate's fans are drawn from the well-heeled neighbourhood of Belgrano, while Boca Juniors is a working class club of the people. This contrast has contributed to a stormy relationship between the two Buenos Aires giants. Over a century since the clubs first met, the rivalry is still as fierce as ever.


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Montréal Museums Day, 26 May 2013
[Family Program]
This workshop was curated as part of the exhibition Archeology of the Digital for the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal.
Come and play with games and toys from the CCA Educational Programs collection that have influenced digital culture. We will have board games, building tools, and an Atari. Presented as part of the 27th annual Montréal Museums Day, a day of open admission to museums in Montréal.


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Wow your guests with a delicious, beautiful and memorable cake cutting ceremony, ensuring it is something worth admiring and photographing!
The cake is one of "centres of attention" at the wedding reception (next to the bride and her dress of course!) Make sure that you get exactly what you are looking by being very diligent in your selection.
The last thing you want is to have a dry, crumbly cake that tastes funny.
Here are some tips to help you in choosing your "Pièce de résistance"!! (in no particular order!)
~ one ~ Know your budget limitations. Some brides will go with fake tiers for height in the hope of saving money but bare in mind that although some cake artists will charge you less for fake tiers some may not. This is because it takes as much time to put decor on a fake cake as it does a real one. Depending on your design. explore this option as if you have a plain tier in between, you could still make a saving!!
~ two ~ Provide information about your décor, colours of the flowers and dresses, room shape, menu and running order of the day to your cake artist. If you are leaning towards a custom cake, then the advantage will be yours if you allow yourself adequate time to choose your cake.
~ three ~ Check with your venue if there are any restrictions, for example some heritage sites do not allow chocolate or berries.
~ four ~ Choose a reputable cake artist. Ask to see a portfolio of their work and if you have a style of cake in mind, find someone who can interpret your vision.
~ five ~ Consider shape, size (tier count), flavours, and temperature of the venue and try not to use perishable ingredients if the temperature will be an issue. It has to taste as good as it looks so sample all flavours! If you are having trouble deciding, perhaps you could try a different flavour for each tier? Also, don't forget about those guests with allergies!
~ six ~ Confirm who will be delivering and setting up your cake and at what approximate time. You want it to arrive fresh and intact. You don't want to see your cake sweating by the time you are ready to cut it! Delivery + setup times can be communicated to your Wedding Planner as you are developing the timeline for the day.
A predicted trend for 2013 is shaping up to be along the lines of "classic vintage" inspired by satin materials and lots of icing! Soft colours such as mint seem to be gaining popularity as well.
Now for some eye candy ladies! Hopefully one of these beautiful creations guides you to your perfect wedding cake!
Want to break the mould from traditional tiered cakes? Here are some alternatives to consider. Everything from cupcakes, cookies, cake pops, macaroons and even cheese. Whatever tickles your fancy!
Are you hungry for sweets yet???? We know we are!
~Happy Planning Ladies!~
Article written by Keenda Sisouphanh ~ Intern at Style & Elegance Wedding and Event Coordination


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As hard as it is to divert attention from the Cheney train-wreck this week, compared to his misuse of buckshot, the worldwide riots over the now-infmamous Danish cartoons is surely the more important story. Forget for a moment that much like the uproar over "The Satanic Verses" more than fifteen years ago, many of those protesting did not actually see the cartoons. Their publication was astutely used by extremists and by the governments of Syria and Iran to fan anti-Western flames and distract attention from their own manifold failings.
Yet, the riots were also used in the West to justify the conclusion that a war of civilization is imminent. When was the last time so many people invoked the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand as an analogy, suggesting that World War IV is just around the corner? And the media outlets across the world took the photo-opportunity and (once again) flooded the airwaves with images of angry Muslims burning Western flags and chanting all sorts of mean things.
The average person could be forgiven for believing that the entire Muslim world had risen en masse to defend the honor of the Prophet Muhammad, but in truth, the riots represented an infintessimal percentage of Muslims and no more represented the average Muslims than angry abortion clinic protestors represent the average American. Even if the rioters were the vocal phalanx of a larger group, it takes leaps of math and of faith to translate the riots into a representation of "Islam" and "Muslims."
Once again, extremists have managed to claim the attention, and once again, our own ignorance of the vast variety of faith, attitudes, beliefs and practices among the world's more than a billion Muslim has allowed us to view Islam through the lens of extremists. We have our own radical fringe, yet how often to we draw a straight line from David Koresh and the Branch Davidians to American culture and Christianity? Yet that is precisely what we do with Islam and Muslims.
Meanwhile, calm and indifference - which are far more prevalent - receive little play. The government of Dubai is more interested in building malls and condos and its bid for a British port company than it is in l'affaire cartoon. Marrakesh is more focused on catering to French tourists, and few of India's nearly 200 million Muslims seem to have reacted one way or the other. Granted, shots of people going about their daily lives doesn't make the news. If it doesn't bleed, it doesn't lead. But the result is that once again, we have allowed the radical few to define the indefinable lives of the many, and in doing so, we have given the radicals exactly what they want and crave: free publicity and de facto validation as the voice of the silent millions who care more about what's for dinner than about what a Danish newspaper printed in its pages five months ago.


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EACC & Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA Young Professionals Happy HourName: EACC & Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA Young Professionals Happy HourDate: April 12, 2018Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM EDTEvent Description:
The European American Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with the Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA for our first partnered happy hour of the year. We'll be hosting this engaging networking experience at Jack Casino.
Whether you have just arrived in Cincinnati or have been a lifelong resident of the area, this joint happy hour will be an opportunity to build your professional network and develop international contacts. Come enjoy a drink while networking with other internationally-minded young professionals!
Appetizers provided by the EACC and Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA. Cash bar available. Guests must be 21 or older to attend.
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Top 10 Favourite Beds To Dream Over/
Weekends are what we all live for, but if you don't have a bed you want to sink into after a long week and never leave, it can make this supposedly blissfully relaxing time not very comfortable at all. We've come up with a list of our fantasy beds to have in our home. What design will send you to cloud nine?
1. The Cubist Sleeper
For those who love Lego and Rubik's Cubes and building things in general, I think we may have found your bed.
2. The Country Home Sleeper
For those who want a giant pillow to rest against while they read the Sunday papers.
3. The Minimalist Sleeper
For those who aren't a big fan of clutter and definitely have rules about not eating in bed, this clean minimalist design is perfect for you.
4. The Futonesque Sleeper
Love the minimalist Japanese futon approach but need something not so hard and kinder to your back? This is the bed for you.
5. The Four-Poster Sleeper
If you've always fancied a four-poster bed but have a contemporary home, this bed is sleek and ticks the box!
6. The Natural Wood Sleeper
Not all wood frame beds need to come from a lifeless flat pack and look like a box when assembled, this bed in walnut is a classy alternative.
7. The Hollywood Sleeper
You're a rich Hollywood producer and movie mogul extraordinaire or at least you want to feel like one. This bed is the money.
8. The Night Reader Sleeper
If you love reading in bed and want plenty of light and storage for all your books this bed might be just the ticket.
9. The 2001 Space Odyssey Sleeper
Any fan of Star Trek, Passengers or any sci-fi movie set in space may want to start saving money for the future for this incredible design.
10. The Bachelor Pad Sleeper
I think Austin Powers wannabe would want to update from his 80s shag pad to this sleek den of sin.
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Ariel Clay, ANP-BC
Memory Disorders, Neurology
Ariel Clay is a board certified Adult Nurse Practitioner at DENT Neurologic Institute. Her specialty includes memory disorders as well as general neurology. She volunteers for the Alzheimer's Association, and co-facilitates a dementia caregiver support group.
Before joining DENT, she worked in Hospice and Palliative care, and also has experience with the geriatric population in long-term care.
She received her Graduate and Undergraduate degree at The State University of New York at Buffalo.


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Luteal phase
The luteal phase is the latter phase of the menstrual cycle (in humans and a few other animals) or the earlier phase of the estrous cycle (in other placental mammals). It begins with the formation of the corpus luteum and ends in either pregnancy or luteolysis. The main hormone associated with this stage is progesterone, which is significantly higher during the luteal phase than other phases of the cycle.[1] Another is the endocannabinoid anandamide AEA, where the lowest plasma AEA level is observed in the luteal phase.[2] The opposite of the luteal phase, the rest of the two weeks, is called the follicular phase.
Hormonal eventsEdit
After ovulation, the pituitary hormones–FSH and LH released from the anterior pituitary cause the remaining parts of the dominant follicle to transform into the corpus luteum. It continues to grow for some time after ovulation and produces significant amounts of hormones, particularly progesterone,[3] and, to a lesser extent, estrogen. Progesterone plays a vital role in making the endometrium receptive to implantation of the blastocyst and supportive of the early pregnancy; it also has the side effect of raising the woman's basal body temperature.[4][medical citation needed]
Several days after ovulation, the increasing amount of estrogen produced by the corpus luteum may cause one or two days of fertile cervical mucus, lower basal body temperatures, or both. This is known as a "secondary estrogen surge".[5][medical citation needed]
The hormones produced by the corpus luteum also suppress production of the FSH and LH that the corpus luteum needs to maintain itself. With continued low levels of FSH and LH, the corpus luteum will atrophy.[3] The death of the corpus luteum results in falling levels of progesterone and estrogen. These falling levels of ovarian hormones cause increased levels of FSH, which begins recruiting follicles for the next cycle. Continued drops in levels of estrogen and progesterone trigger the end of the luteal phase: menstruation and the beginning of the next cycle.[4][unreliable medical source?]
The human luteal phase lasts between ten and sixteen days, the average being fourteen days. Luteal phases of less than twelve days may make it more difficult to achieve pregnancy. While luteal phase length varies significantly from woman to woman, for the same woman the length will be fairly consistent from cycle to cycle.[6]
The loss of the corpus luteum can be prevented by implantation of an embryo: after implantation, human embryos produce human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG),[7] which is structurally similar to LH and can preserve the corpus luteum.[3] Because the hormone is unique to the embryo, most pregnancy tests look for the presence of hCG.[3] If implantation occurs, the corpus luteum will continue to produce progesterone (and maintain high basal body temperatures) for eight to twelve weeks, after which the placenta takes over this function.[8][medical citation needed]
Luteal phase defectEdit
Luteal phase defect (LPD), or luteal insufficiency, occurs when the luteal phase is shorter than normal, progesterone levels during the luteal phase are below normal, or both. LPD is believed to interfere with the implantation of embryos. The lactational amenorrhea method of birth control works primarily by preventing ovulation, but is also known to cause LPD.[9]
For diagnosis of LPD, the main methods are:
- An endometrial biopsy, preferably on the 12th day when there is an expected 14 day luteal phase.[10]
- Vaginal ultrasonography, to detect abnormalities in folliculogenesis.[10]
The characteristics of the rise in basal body temperature after ovulation is not helpful in the diagnosis of luteal phase defect, but there is a high likelihood of luteal phase defect if it lasts less than 11 days.[11] A single progesterone test is unreliable because of high variability across the day, and multiple tests are expensive and inconvenient.[10]
LPD is a spectrum. There is unruptured luteinized follicle syndrome (ULFS), short luteal phases that are, for example, nine days long, and follicular non-responsiveness to hCG. The second two varieties can be stabilized by taking high-dose progesterone suppositories or injections until one gets a positive pregnancy test, and then continuing for another 8–10 weeks until the placenta is self-sufficient. Some people have seen normalization with a high dose of vitamin B6.
ULFS can be treated by a high dose of hCG at ovulation, or by IVF.
- ^ Bagnell, C. 2005. "Animal Reproduction". Rutgers University Department of Animal Sciences.
- ^ Cui N, Wang L, Wang W, Zhang J, Xu Y, Jiang L, Hao G (November 2017). "The correlation of anandamide with gonadotrophin and sex steroid hormones during the menstrual cycle". Iranian Journal of Basic Medical Sciences. 20 (11): 1268–1274. doi:10.22038/IJBMS.2017.9488. PMC 5749362. PMID 29299205.
- ^ a b c d Losos JB, Raven PH, Johnson GB, Singer SR (2002). Biology. New York: McGraw-Hill. pp. 1207–09. ISBN 0-07-303120-8.
- ^ a b Weschler T (2002). Taking Charge of Your Fertility (Revised ed.). New York: HarperCollins. pp. 361–2. ISBN 0-06-093764-5.
- ^ Weschler 2002, pp. 310,326
- ^ Marieb, Elaine (2013). Anatomy & physiology. Benjamin-Cummings. p. 915. ISBN 9780321887603.
- ^ Wilcox AJ, Baird DD, Weinberg CR (June 1999). "Time of implantation of the conceptus and loss of pregnancy". The New England Journal of Medicine. 340 (23): 1796–9. doi:10.1056/NEJM199906103402304. PMID 10362823.
- ^ Glade B. Curtis (1999). "Week 4". Your Pregnancy Week by Week. Element Books. ISBN 1-86204-396-5.
- ^ Díaz S, Cárdenas H, Brandeis A, Miranda P, Salvatierra AM, Croxatto HB (September 1992). "Relative contributions of anovulation and luteal phase defect to the reduced pregnancy rate of breastfeeding women". Fertility and Sterility. 58 (3): 498–503. PMID 1521642.
- ^ a b c Alderson TL (2016-12-09). "Luteal Phase Dysfunction Workup". Medscape.
- ^ Downs KA, Gibson M (October 1983). "Basal body temperature graph and the luteal phase defect". Fertility and Sterility. 40 (4): 466–8. PMID 6617904.


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I have received a letter but it is not for me. What should I do?
If you have received a letter or notice from Dukes and the person named on the letter has no connection or relation to you, please click here.
If you know the person whom the letter is addressed to and have a forwarding address, please provide this information immediately to prevent further letters, visits and costs to the debtors account.
If you delay contacting Dukes, continued recovery action or additional letters may be sent to your property.
What is the recovery process under TCE?
The TCE introduces two processes, one for High Court Writs and one for all other cases – the latter process being named a "Warrant of Control". In non-High Court enforcement there are 3 distinct stages:
1. Compliance Stage
2. Enforcement Stage
3. Sale Stage
The cost to the debtor increases with each distinct stage.
At High Court there is an additional enforcement stage.
How can I pay my debt?
Please click here or navigate to the 'Methods of Payment' tab displayed at the top of the page for a list of payment methods accepted by Dukes
I don't think I owe this debt. What can I do?
You can do two things:
1. Dispute the debt with your Council, but you need to act quickly as any delay may result in further costs.
2. Pay the amount requested and then dispute the debt which will save additional costs should the debt be proven to be outstanding. Any amount incorrectly paid will be reimbursed.
If the debt is enforceable, i.e. overdue Council Tax, Commercial Rent, Non-Domestic Rates or Penalty Charge Notice, Dukes Bailiffs will be in possession of a liability order or warrant issued by your Local Authority through the Courts. You should pay the due amount and then contact your Local Authority to query the liability raised.
I need help with financial problems. Who can I turn to?
If you are experiencing payment difficulties and would like to set up a specific payment arrangement, please contact a member of our team to discuss your proposal.
If you need help confronting financial problems, there are a number of national debt advisory services recommended by the government, who will help you for free. click here or navigate to the 'Help & Advice' tab displayed at the top of the page.
What happens if I ignore Dukes' Enforcement correspondence?
Your debt will not go away. We are obliged by law to enforce your debt. If you ignore our correspondence you will be visited by an Enforcement Agent, which will result in:
• Your debt increasing
• Your right to pay in instalments may be withdrawn
• Your goods may be seized and removed without warning
If I forget to make a payment what should I do?
Contact Dukes immediately to explain why you have missed the payment and to seek permission to continue the arrangement. If you contact us within a couple of days, we may accept your delayed payment.
If you do not contact us, our automated system will assume your intention is not to pay, resulting in further enforcement action and additional costs to you.
Find our contact details by clicking here.
What happens if I refuse to pay a debt?
If you refuse to pay what you owe, further costs will be added to your debt.
If you continue to refuse to pay, the Local Authority will consider their options for recovery. Depending on the type and level of debt they could apply to the Magistrates for:
• Committal to prison
• Bankruptcy
• Attachment to Earnings / Benefits
• County Court Judgement
It is important to note that these actions can have a detrimental effect on your credit rating. This can affect your ability to obtain a loan, credit card or mortgage in the future.
What happens if I pay my debt directly to the creditor?
If your debt has been sent to Dukes to recover, you will normally be redirected to us if you try to pay the creditor directly. If you do pay the creditor, your payment must settle any additional fees due up to that point.
If any fees are left unpaid, the debt is still outstanding and remains payable in accordance with the regulations. Unpaid fees can be recovered by enforcement action, including visits from Enforcement Agents, which may increase the amount you owe.
Can I pay my debt by instalments?
If you do not have enough funds available to pay the debt in full, we will always consider your offer to pay by instalments. You will need to answer some basic questions about your ability to pay and what settlement period is affordable for you and acceptable for the creditor. You will be bound by the terms of any agreement, and any subsequent breach may result in further enforcement action, and additional costs to you.
Many of our customers pay by instalments to successfully settle their debts, often with no further costs. Our aim is to work with you to get the debt settled as quickly as possible so you can stop worrying about it.
What/who is an Enforcement Agent?
An Enforcements Agent, formerly known as a Certificated Bailiff, is an individual authorized under s64 Tribunals Courts & Enforcement Act 2007 who acts on behalf of Local Authorities or Magistrate Courts enforcing unpaid Council Tax and Business Rates Liability Orders, Warrants for unpaid Parking Penalty Charge Notices and Warrants for unpaid Court fines.
What identification should an Enforcement Agent carry?
All Dukes Enforcement Agents carry their Bailiffs General Certificate issued by the County Court and their Dukes Identity Card which they will show you on request. They also carry official prescribed forms and documentation to prove that the debt they are chasing is owed by you. If you are in doubt, you can always ask to phone our office to make sure.
Copies of the warrants or liability orders granted by the Courts for non-payment of enforceable debts are not legally required to be carried by the Enforcement Agent, however we can supply evidence of these instructions if required.
Note: Bona fide Enforcement Agents will never ask you to part with money without showing their ID. Do not let anyone into your property without seeing proper ID first.
What fees can an Enforcement Agent charge?
All fees charged by Dukes Bailiffs are in accordance with Government and Local Authority guidelines. Legislation as of the 6 April 2014, stipulates that the enforcement process comprises 3 stages, with different charges per stage.
Click Here or navigate to the 'Regulations' tab to find out what these fees are.
Do I have to open the door to Enforcement Agents?
You are not obliged to let Enforcement Agents in, but if you do not answer the door, he or she will continue to attend your property in an effort to meet you and discuss your payment proposals, or to Take Control of your Goods.
Refusing entry to Enforcement Agents in will cost you more in fees and add to the debt you owe.
Can an Enforcement Agent force entry?
On a first visit, an Enforcement Agent can only enter your premises via usual method of entry i.e. through an unlocked door. Enforcement Agents can enter when invited but cannot enter forcibly without your consent.
However, if a 'Controlled Goods Agreement' in in place and entry has already been gained, the Enforcement Agent can re-enter your premises, using reasonable force if necessary.
Does an Enforcement Agent have the right to take my goods?
If your debt is enforceable, e.g. overdue Council Tax or Penalty Charge Notice, an Enforcement Agent (bailiff) has the right to "Take Control of your Goods".
Goods can be "Taken Control of" but remain in your property until you have settled the debt. If the debt remains unpaid, they can be removed and sold at auction to settle your debt. It is important to understand that your goods are at risk if you enter a payment arrangement to settle your debt.
I have had a letter hand delivered by an Enforcement Agent. What should I do?
It is important that you take action immediately. Make contact using the number detailed in the letter to discuss your proposals to settle the debt. If this is the first visit by the Enforcement Agent and the debt is for Council Tax, your co-operation could save you the cost of further visits.
Ignoring letters and visits from Enforcement Agents will often result in your debt increasing.
How can I complain about an Enforcement Agent?
If you believe the National Standards for Enforcement Agents have been contravened we would like to know about it.
You can either access our Complaint Procedure online or contact us to talk to a member of staff about the reason for your dissatisfaction. Your complaint will be investigated fully and will be responded to within 10 working days. If your complaint is upheld, Dukes guarantee to refund the charges applied to your case.


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REVIEW: The Grey 2nd Opinion (DVD)
Confession – I hate action movies. (Okay, maybe not hate, but strongly dislike with a fierce passion.) There's only so much male posturing and muscle flexing I can take before, as Linkin Park so eloquently put it, "I'm about to break." And that's all used up before 9 a.m. on a Monday thanks to friends and acquaintances bragging about how many beers they sunk or how many numbers they acquired or how many trees they chopped down with their fists. Sure, it's fun, but after a while I need a break, as if I'd run a 10 hr marathon and a friend asked if I'd like a quick celebratory jog. The Grey is nothing like that, I'm pleased to say. First screened in the cinemas on a cheap Tuesday early this year, I walked out of the dark theatre utterly speechless. Liam Neeson's powerhouse performance as wolf-killer Ottoway had blown me away. I was expecting another rendition of Taken, 2010's Commando, and was greeted with something else entirely. On the surface level it's about a plane crash and the survivors fight against the elements – and a dozen wolves – to survive. Beneath that, however, is a rich depth of character and a reflection of masculinity, of what it means to be a man, of what it means to survive and not only survive, but live. It's these questions and themes that seem to have been misinterpreted by a lot of the cinema-going audience, if the constant stream of "no, bro, it's about wolves" is to be believed.
Ottoway is stationed in north Alaska at an oil-drilling site, killing wolves that pose a threat to the other employees with a hunting rifle. He spends time alone at the bar with the drink and thoughts concerning his wife who is no longer with him. Pausing to attempt suicide, he abstains when he understands he still has a job to do – protect the men from the wolves.
One night they all board a small plane to fly home and are caught in a ferocious blizzard that freezes the aircraft, causing a crash in a remote location, completely isolated from civilization. The survivors, including Ottoway, band together to do what they can to stay warm and soon realise the blizzard isn't their only threat. Huge grey wolves regularly pounce upon them and they do what they can to retreat and avoid being attacked.
The film is loaded with spectacular moments – the plane falling from the sky, failed and successful attempts to defend the attacks of the wolves – that offer enough salivation for all the action fans out there. The quiet moments are when the film is at its most effective however. One particularly heavy scene is a long cut involving a man dying in real time. It's notable because we care for him yet have been barely introduced to him, a testament to director Joe Carnahan (Narc, Smokin' Aces).
Liam Neeson is an actor whose CV I don't need to list. We all know him as the straight-faced badass that comes in to kick everyone's ass and take down everybody's name, narrating his way through whatever revenge plot is handed to him. He's done a particularly good job at it so far which makes his turn as Ottoway all the more remarkable. There's a lot more heart here as the wolf-killer, a man that knows and respects his prey and who tries to influence the men around him with this knowledge and outlook, almost like a father figure that they're all so desperately in need of right now. I have no doubts in saying this will be one of the roles that Neeson will be remembered for in years to come.
As with any film that delights in inhospitable climates and occasional action set pieces, something is lost on the small screen but it doesn't hold the film back from succeeding in the same places that it did in the theatre. DOP Masanobu Takayanagi does away with long shots of the scenery and limits the camera to dirty close shots mirroring their perspectives, creating a very tight universe that separates The Grey from other wilderness pieces.
The greatest thing about this film is it's a story limited to the survival of these men, not a series of flashy scenes designed to look pretty. A less confident director would have gone down the predictable route of showing cutaways to their families ringing the emergency hotline while Grandpa made tea and Grandma assured the daughter that Daddy was okay. The world consists solely of these men and the wilderness.
Ignore the trailers advertising this as a Taken reboot; you'll only be disappointed. This is the story of lost men searching for what their role in life is and it's a wower.
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Extras for both the DVD and Blu-Ray include three behind the scenes featurettes. The Grey will be available to purchase on all formats plus VOD from 27th June.
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Directed: Joe Carnahan
Written by: Joe Carnahan (screenplay), Ian Mackenzie Jeffers (screenplay)
Starring: Liam Neeson, Dermot Mulroney and Frank Grillo
Nicholas Brodie is a writer with big hopes and tiny dreams. Possessing an MA in Film he is on hand to provide opinion pieces and reviews on what's new and, hopefully, still relevant.


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I am just going to say this, the movie sucked. Period. I originally thought this would be, and I quote myself, "the Pirates of the Caribbean but on land" kind of movie. Nope, dead wrong. The best parts of this movie were what you most likely saw in the trailers.
You know how I talk about scenes that make your emotions run or hair stand up? Yeah, this film had maybe two of those moments' tops. I sat there with the same disdain I had for Star Wars Episode 8. Now that I remember that day (somewhat), I think I saw this trailer while watching that…
I won't try to fill this with talking about the basics. Save yourself the trouble and skip this one.
If you want to know my thoughts, you can read below…
The movie had some interesting visuals and scenery shots which make the world interesting and appealing but those are only surface deep. The movie doesn't go much deeper than that while leaving a lot of questions unanswered. It doesn't really explain the past and what they do explain doesn't add up. Everything just looks fake, I mean the sets, and scenery used in a lot of the closeup shots. Maybe it was the lighting and camerawork, but it really does feel cheap. The characters are only surface deep as well with no development. You learn about our Heroines past and the most interesting character isn't even a real person. Some reanimated man which they don't even explain. Reminded me a lot of Nick Valentine from Fallout 4.
The acting was alright, can't complain about that too much (mostly because I can't act). It just didn't really get a rise out of me. It wasn't spectacular, mediocre at best. I just had a problem with this movie so maybe that set the tone early which spoiled it. I wanted it to be good, I really did.
The only theme I could come up with was how London used to be a world superpower and push its weight around like king shit before being crushed by a group of rebels. Sounds like the 1700's to me. Except this time with giant tanks. Tanks so big the landmasses they drive around on don't make sense, strictly speaking size wise.
Avoid this movie. I give it one star, I wanted to give it two for some good visuals and creativity, but I need to be honest. If you haven't seen it, save yourself the trouble and go watch something else. Seriously, it offers nothing. I could have used that time to bake muffins or have a nice dinner with family. Honestly, I could have probably come up with something better.
In other news, since I am a book reader, I might add the books to my collection. Maybe they will help shed light on what the hell I wasted my time watching.


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And a wonderful time was had by all. For detail, listen to Episode 123 In Which I Went to Paducah, posted on May 1, 2013. As I mentioned in my podcast, we're not allowed to post pictures of the quilts/quilt show (or vendor booths) on social networking or blog sites, so sorry about that. Still, I have a few pictures that will give you a feel for the event.
(For those subscribing by email or reading this through a feed-reader, I hope I've been able to fix the problem with pictures not coming through. I'll be checking that after it posts. If not, just visit it on the web; I subscribe to my own feed so I'll see what happens and, if necessary, I'll keep poking away at the problem!)
The drive down (all 14 hours of it) was lovely--beautiful weather. Then, most of the rest of the time it was fairly rainy, except for one very nice day during which we wandered down to the riverfront and I snapped this picture. Nice scenery!
The shindig officially opened the first morning with a local high school marching band. It was a hoot. I suspect that Ricky Tims and Alex Anderson were somehow involved; a few women began marching behind the band carrying quilts and I recall something on The Quilt Show website (or was it in Quilt Life Magazine?) inviting attendees to bring pictures for a "flash mob" picture with Ricky and Alex. Katie and I were standing too far away to see what was going on once the band entered the building, but we could hear them. Great marching band--especially the drumline.
After whatever-it-was-that-went-on-in-there, they came back out to the parking lot and played for a bit. The Fancy Dress Majorette must have been freezing--it was under 50 degrees that morning, I think, so I'm hoping she had some long underwear on under there. She was cute, though, so there is that.
Later that first morning, I attended a lecture on The Tentmakers of Cairo, with Jenny Bowker of Australia. It was a special exhibit at the show--truly wonderful, by the way. And Jenny was a fun speaker to listen to--great stories.
Two of the tentmakers were working in the exhibit so you could watch how they do it. They're amazingly fast. No, the applique isn't quilt-show-judging-perfect, but you don't care because the finished products are incredibly beautiful. (You can see a snippet of a few of the "tent screens" behind the men.)
If you're interested in more information about the tentmakers, I l linked the Facebook page above, but google "Tentmakers of Cairo" to see various other sites that include photos, videos, and so forth. Really wonderful stuff!
I don't have any pictures from the Lorraine Torrance lecture that Katie and I attended--but it was also a great lecture!
Friday evening, Katie and I went to "Behind the Seams with Libby Lehman and Alex Anderson." Entertaining. Unfortunately, as Libby explained in class the next day, that's when she first started experiencing some difficulties that were probably the harbringer of the aneurysm she suffered this week. It's a little more difficult to look at these pictures now. (Libby is on the left, Alex on the right.)
Speaking of that class, Here's Neicey--the woman who had originally registered for "Sheer Ribbon Illusions" with Libby Lehman but later ended up not being able to attend, so she sold me her seat. Thank you so much, Neicey! (And it was fun meeting you--hope we get to meet again sometime!)
I got to be Neicey at the class. I felt like I was walking in very fun shoes.
And here's Libby during class on Saturday. She explained that she was feeling under the weather and was wearing a heat therapy patch on her neck during class. It's a testament to her professionalism and skill, however, that she was still a great teacher, making us immediately at ease and having fun in the class. Thank you, Libby. I'm praying for you! (As of this writing, no further information has been posted on The Quilt Show blog.)
Here's my class project. She suggested that my highlighting was a little heavy-handed (she said it more nicely than that, of course); I studied her samples more carefully and close-up after doing this and saw that she really only lightly highlights hers. Fun technique, though. (And no, I don't plan on finishing this sample--it was just for the purpose of the class. It's a technique I may play with in future quilts, though. I did get to keep the pretty, pretty thread!)
A highlight of the week was our visit to The National Quilt Museum. Incredible. They had their permanent exhibition (which gets rotated, of course, through the quilts they have in their collection) in the center, as well as a special exhibit of miniature quilts. On the left side was a special exhibit of quilts using the Jacob's Ladder block. Some were antique quilts with the standard, recognizable block; the rest were contemporary quilts that played with the block in a variety of ways. It turned into sort of a game to see if you could figure out where the block was. Very cool. On the other side was a special exhibit featuring two very different contemporary quilt artists: Emiko Toda Loeb and Regina Alexandra. I can't even begin to explain these exhibits, so check out the link here.
Another highlight of the week was a meet-up with listener Angela and her mom! Woot! Mom took this picture so you don't get to meet her, but say hi to Angela!
And now for the shopping.
Books. Mostly on dying and other surface design treatments, but one is a pattern book that I'm using for a baby quilt. (Not for the one you think, Dianne.)
I also got the book/DVD on the Tentmakers of Cairo exhibit, as well as the DVD of pictures from the quilt show itself.
Next, fabric. These are for the baby quilt previously mentioned. I got these on the remnant tables at Hancock's of Paducah--$5.98 a yard. I need a lot of fabrics, but not a lot of each fabric, so I'll likely have enough left over to make other things as well. (I'm not posting pictures of other fabric for another baby quilt due to not wanting to give anything away to certain readers of my blog. So there, nyah.)
And, of course, Pro-Chemical and Dye...
...stay posted in days to come for more pictures resulting from this pile of fun.
And Tsukineko inks, stencils, and other toys for surface design. Had problems deciding what to play with first after I got home! (Haven't even dug into this bunch yet...but plan to this weekend, if the weekend doesn't get away from me.)
Did you notice this guy wheedling his way into several of my pictures? He's not my purchase--he was Katie's. He's an antique...wait for it...tape measure. Yep--he's got a tape measure coming out of his hindquarters. He's adorable, but you've got to know that I gave her no end of ribbing for having a cat with a tape measure coming out of its butt.
And with that image embedded in your mind, we now leave Paducah and return home--weary, broke, and inspired. Let the games begin!


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text: In this episode Rainier sits down and talks with mountaineer, explorer, facilitator, father and all around great guy, Matt Walker, about a number of topics near and dear to both of them. Matt brings together a background of psychology and high adventure in an unique program pushing individuals to find their purpose and take steps towards it. They explore Masculine and Feminine archetypes, mountain climbing, how change happens, the importance of adventure and risk, and have a damned good time. You'd hardly know they weren't huddled around a fire sipping whisky and smoking cigars.


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Good Luck Landing in Saudi Arabia: Canadians Will Soon be Able to Choose 'X' as Gender on Passports
Canadians will soon be able to identify themselves as transgender on their passports under new rules that will come into effect by the end of the month.
Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen said he was making the change so all Canadians can feel safe to be themselves and express their gender as they choose.
"By introducing an 'X' gender designation in our government-issued documents, we are taking an important step towards advancing equality for all Canadians regardless of gender identity or expression," Hussen said in a statement.
Beginning Aug. 31, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will introduce an interim measure to allow people to identify themselves as having a gender that is unspecified.
The federal government did not say what the interim measures would include, but did explain that they will only be in place until the government can print documents with an 'X' instead of an 'M' for male or 'F' for female.
A sex field is mandatory for travel documents under International Civil Aviation Organization rules. ICAO allows one of three markers: F for female, M for male or X for "unspecified."
Of course, this will undoubtably put transgender Canadians at risk if they travel to the wrong country such as Saudi Arabia and other predominantly Islamic countries who imprison and even go as far as killing transgender people. The world is not as inclusive as Canada.
If travelling to a country that doesn't treat transgender people equally under the law, it remains up to the traveller to review the federal government-issued travel advisories for that region before leaving Canada.
Travellers beware.


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GUOTD: Positively No Smoking? What if you're smokin hot????
bahahahahahaha. This is my outfit of yesterday. For when I wanted to be comfy (hence knitwear pants and old man sweater). Perfect for temperate spring days, both sun and shade, and for ruffling the feathers of certain hipsters. It's not that I looked GLAM per se (witness aforementioned striped sweater and bedhead), but something about the buttons, the color, the toenails said "I am not one of you."
And then I received looks askance. It's not my imagination just ask Emily (my usual partner in crime at that particular coffee joint). We thoroughly enjoy dressing in our preppy finest to converge there. Nothing like beating hipsters at their own "I'm so unique and stand out" game. Try being the only one in a place who is not wearing SOMETHING from American Apparel. You feel like a minority I tell ya!


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Christina Estates Development in North Attleboro MA
The Christina Estates is one of North Attleboro's newest subdivision. It's being built by Forge Builders.
Where is the Christina Estates Development?
Some of the streets in this newer development are:
- Owen Dolan
- Paul lizzotte
- Remington
- Joseph McGrath
- Earl Goodman
- Delphis A Monast
Why Do People Live here?
With the T-Station nearby you will have an easy commute if you work in either Boston or Providence, RI. Lot's of locals appreciate being able to take the commuter rail to Boston and Providence. The highways are really close as well. Plenty of shopping available on Route 1. It's no wonder people like the Christina Estates since everything you need is at your fingertips.
Looking for a home in Christina Estates Development?
Interested in finding homes for sale in the Christina Estates Development of North Attleboro?
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What's the Neighborhood Like?
Christina Estates, a private, convenient, and new Subdivision in North Attleboro that was built by Forge Builders. Building has just begun in this development and when it is finished it will have well over 80+ homes.
There will be 7 different styles to choose from and the prices start at $529,900.
Christina Estates is located on the Rhode Island border close to major highways, shopping and the South Attleboro T-Station.
What's Going on in the Christina Estates Development?
Besides the many activities the Town of North Attleboro offers, there are also some activities closer to this development. The stores at the Emerald Square Mall host a Halloween night in which the retailers give out candy to the kids that come by in their costumes. This has been going on for many years and makes Halloween much safer for the area residents. On the top floor in the Emerald Square Mall, the Mall offers "kids eat for what they weigh" along with activities such as drawing, coloring, making cut outs and many other activities. To find out what is nearby Christina Estates Development including places of worship, banking, shopping, attractions and recreation and much more on our website.
Check out the North Attleboro recreation site for more local things to do
What Schools will Kids Attend?
If you buy a home for sale in North Attleboro, MA the local schools serving this area are the Community, Roosevelt and Amvet Elementary Schools, North Attleboro High, and North Attleboro Middle School. To get local school scores and more information about these schools check out the North Attleboro school reports on our website.
Now You Really Want to Find a Home Here, Right?
If you are interested in the current homes for sale in Christina Estates in North Attleboro MA click on the link. Our 'for sale' property information is a direct feed from the MLS and is updated every 15 minutes daily.


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Size: S
Bust: measures 36" flat to fit approx. 35-36"
Waist: measures 29" flat to fit approx. 27-28"
Hip: measures 39" flat to fit up to 36"
Length: 41"
Underarm to waist length: 7.5"
Label: BB/Collections, Made in USA
Sapphire blue rayon velvet with a flash of metallic ruffles makes this 80s party dress a real showstopper! In a classic hourglass silhouette reminiscent of a 1950s bombshell cocktail dress, this 1980s dress looks great from the front, and even more sexy from behind, with a super low "V" back held up by a narrow strap across the back of the neck. The pleated metallic ruffle follows the V-shaped neckline in front and back, extending to just above the waist in front and to hip level in back. It is a color halfway between gold and silver, and has black tulle under the shoulder sections to help give the ruffle more shape and height. The dress has curved seams from the bust to the hips for shaping and fastens with an invisible side zipper. The dress is lined with taffeta in the bodice section, which has faded at the underarms (visible on the front side of the dress only at the satin trim edging the arm openings). It is in very good condition with no other issues, other than some minor crushing to the pile of the velvet fabric from normal wear. This dramatic 80s cocktail dress will ensure that you make a fabulous entrance at your next event!


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Oct 31, 2018
The Basics
Score: No. 4 Virginia Wesleyan 3, No. 5 Roanoke 0 (22-25, 27-29, 16-25)
Records: Roanoke 17-10, Virginia Wesleyan 16-11
Location: Virginia Beach, Va.
The Lead: Fourth-seeded Virginia Wesleyan topped fifth-seeded Roanoke 3-0 in the Quarterfinals of the 2018 ODAC Volleyball Tournament.
How it Happened
- The score was tied at 18 in the first set before kills from Angel Ross and Kelsey Goodman put RC out in front 20-18.
- VWU scored four straight points to take a 22-20 advantage. A kill by Linsey Bailey made it 22-21, but the Marlins scored three of the last four points to take the set.
- With the score 8-7 early in the second set, VWU went on an 8-2 run to take a 16-9 lead. RC responded with a 10-2 run of its own, pushing ahead 19-18 on a kill by Sydney Daniel.
- The score was tied at 20-20 and from that point on neither team was able to take more than a one-point lead before VWU capitalized on an attack error by RC and then got a kill from Doneisha Hall to take the set 29-27.
- In set three, the two teams found themselves tied at 10. VWU went on an 8-2 run to take an 18-12 lead. RC would cut its deficit to four at 20-16, but that is as close as it would get as the Marlins rattled off the final five points to take the match.
- Bailey finished with 16 kills and 15 digs, while Daniel had 10 kills and 12 digs. Tori Clinevell and Goodman each had 12 digs, while Olivia Newman had 11 digs to go along with 31 assists.


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Flying Swallow Ring, Made to Order, Sterling Silver, Wide Saddle Style Ring with Bird, HandMade, Feminine, Made in NH, Symbol of Love
Flying Swallow Ring, Made to Order, Sterling Silver, Wide Saddle Style Ring with Bird, HandMade, Feminine, Made in NH, Symbol of Love
This ring is made to order. Please allow 2-3 weeks for creation.
Remember that every one is made by hand. The photos are representative of the overall design but details will vary from the one in the photos.
Due to the handmade nature of this ring - each will be slightly different.
Flying swallow, wide, saddle style ring with a created by hand in solid sterling silver. Swallows are a symbol of love and protection, and very much associated with the sea.
Please look at all the photos, this ring is covered all the way around with texture and decoration.
Two thick layers of sterling silver and tons of texture give depth to this ring.
This is a well made, substantial ring made with solid sterling silver.
This ring has been heavily oxidized and then burnished to bring out the detail as much as possible.
Every detail has been added by hand.
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This ring will be made to order in your size.
Due to the width of ring band, I would suggest ordering 1/2 to one full size size larger than your normal ring size. You can contact me if you have sizing questions.
This flying swallow ring is totally handmade by me in my studio in the forested state of New Hampshire, USA, using files, hammers, saws, punches and fire.
All metal is SOLID sterling silver. No plated or filled metals have been used.
Band width varies from 7/8" to 1/4" (22mm x 6.5mm)
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Swallows symbolize love and family and also are good luck to sailors.. Who would often have tattoo a flying swallow added at the beginning and end of a journey at sea.
Swallows were also thought to being a sailors soul to heaven should they die sea.
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Vivo Makes its Stunning All-Screen Phone a Reality
- by Pat Wise
- in Hi-Tech
- — Jun 14, 2018
The Vivo NEX features a 6.59-inch fullHD+ Super AMOLED display, along with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. The Nex A on the other hand, comes with Snapdragon 710 SoC, 6GB RAM, 128GB inbuilt storage, and uses a rear fingerprint sensor instead of the in-display one. This technology hides the fingerprint sensor underneath the display while still delivering fingerprint access on the front of the phone. The Chinese company says that the screen tech offers improved audio experience through screen.
The NEX is the third phone since the X20UD and X21 to use the under-display fingerprint sensor. The smartphone is also equipped with zero-sensing heat dissipation system.The company's partnership with dtsX has allowed it include support for 7.1 channel 3D audio on the Vivo NEX smartphone. The 8-megapixel selfie camera slides out from the top of the phone - it sounds clunky, but I've tried it out on the Apex and it was quite usable, protruding and retracting in under a second. The Vivo NEX has a full-screen display, but it still has a slight chin on the bottom. Vivo NEX also features its own AI-powered smart assistant called Jovi.
As far as we can tell, the only serious issue with both Nex handsets is availability. For one, the 8MP f/2.0 front camera is placed onto an elevating mechanism that pops up when needed; sounds reverbates through the screen itself thanks to Vivo's so-called Screen SoundCasting Technology, which is most probably utilizing a piezoelectric technology at its core, similarly to what Xiaomi did with the first Mi Mix but later backtracked. The Vivo Nex takes things up a notch and features a spec sheet that is worthy of its futuristic features. Vivo has also added a 4000mAh battery. Like so many other groundbreaking Chinese phones, the Nex line will only be available in China (for now, anyway) later this month and nearly certainly won't make it to our shores, as Vivo doesn't import its wares to the U.S. There's a dedicated button on the side of the camera that triggers Jovi on the long-press action. And even if there were, it'd be terribly annoying to have to bring the camera up to scan your face. Through voice commands, Jovi can be used for launching apps and it is capable of image recognition, translation, scanning, shopping, encyclopedia and map reading.
Palestinians urge UN to condemn Israel over Gaza
While resolutions in the General Assembly are not legally binding, they carry political implication that can spark global action. Over 130 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces during the protests along the border with Gaza that began on March 30.
India vs Afghanistan; Dhawan provides solid start
Afghanistan's confidence stems from the exposure their ace spinners - leggie Rashid Khan and Mujeeb Rehman - have had in the IPL. Though they will be playing their first worldwide Test match, they could still have a meaningful impact on the result.
Woman who got stuck in tailpipe answers the obvious question
She did, however, cop a citation from the McLeod County Sheriff's Office for underage drinking (the legal drinking age in the U.S. is 21).
The concept phone Vivo announced MWC 2018 had a 98% screen-to-body ratio, and the Nex is a big step for forward to achieving that goal on a phone you can actually buy. Also, the handset is optimized to perform better while playing games built with Unreal Engine. The NEX S with 128 GB storage is priced at 4498 yuan ($702 / Rs. 47,375 approx.), 256GB version will cost 4998 yuan ($780 / Rs. 52,640 approx.) and NEX A will cost 3898 yuan (US$ 608 / Rs. 41,055 approx.).
The OEM said that the device will go up for pre-order tomorrow on June 13 and will be available in offline stores on June 23.


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The AIC is a great organization that provides valuable knowledge about immigration law to the public. They are constantly fighting for justice on behalf of the immigrant community with their staff of experienced researches, attorneys, and advocates.
Whenever clients ask me how they can contribute to the fight against government mistreatment of foreigners in our midst, I tell them to give to the American Immigration Council. AIC is on the forefront of litigation to protect their rights.
The American Immigration Council provides a great service to society through research, information, advocacy and litigation on immigration issues. As a researcher, writer and project developer in these areas regarding Mexico-US migration, I rely much on the AIC activities in my field of work.
Fernando Sepulveda-Amor
Observatorio de la Migración Mexico-Estados Unidos
I've been practicing immigration law for over 40 years and am a State Bar of California Certified Immigration Law Specialist.
Lately, not a week (or even a few day) go by without me checking the AIC website for updates in the quickly changing field of immigration law. The information featured on the site is very current and of great use in both the practice of law and immigration reform advocacy. When ever i do any public speaking AIC is the first place i go for an update on the law and the polictical, sociological, economic and historical impact of recent policy changes, court decisions, Congressional legislation - you name it. I highly recommend AIC to anyone who cares about U.S. immigration law reform and who want to support lawyers who tirelessly practice in this field - the civil rights issue of our day.
The American Immigration Council does amazing work through advocacy and practice advisory on cutting edge immigration issues. I am an immigration attorney practicing in Honolulu, far from the seats of power, and the work of the AIC helps bridge the distance between Hawaii and DC which makes me a better attorney and advocate not just for my clients, but all immigrants in my community. Those I've met who work at the Council are passionate, warm and smart, inspirational and accessible. It's an organization I'm happy to support.
As an immigration attorney, I am proud to say I have been able to support many individuals' American Dreams because American Immigration Council has given us tools and information about updated case law and cutting edge litigation strategies. Donating to AIC is the same as donating to the preservation of American values!
The American Immigration Council does great work on behalf of the American immigrant community and the immigration lawyers that represent them. From educating the public on changes in immigration law, to educating the immigration bar on how to best represent their clients, to obtaining hard-t0-get information from the government, even to spearheading lawsuits against the government when necessary, the AIC does so much.
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Phenomenal non-profit. Dedicated to the interests of foreign nationals. Tireless supporter. Excellent work. Fabulous advocate.
Well run organization with an important purpose. The AIC leverages every dollar donated to empower an army of dedicated community members to make a real difference in immigration law and policy.
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The Council is a fantastic organization supported by many dedicated individuals. We have a rich history as a nation of immigrants. The Council is committed to achieving justice for immigrants and promoting laws, policies, and attitudes that honor this history. Because of this, I fully support the Council and its efforts.
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AIC helps the public learn the "real" facts about the impact of our immigration laws and trends in their interpretation and actions by the immigration authorities. AIC helps by providing other attorneys resources to help them assist their clients, and also by reporting to the public about immigration topics. AIC helps eliminate stereotypes that are wrongly based or erroneous.
The American Immigration Council is my go-to organization for current immigration information. They provide great practice advisories and have lots of useful resources. Staff are energetic and knowledgeable.
I enjoy seeing informative articles and information disseminated to the community.
The Council is *the* legal expert in the immigration space. Due to its relationship with the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Council has access to the legal expertise and client base of more than 15,000 US immigration lawyers. The depth and breadth of their knowledge on immigration law is unparalleled. Unlike other nonprofits that deal with immigration law, the Council deals equally with removal and undocumented as well as employment based and legal immigration matters. Their American Heritage Awards highlight the contributions of immigrants in the US and their 5th grade writing contest encourages budding writers to engage in the immigration debate. The new executive director, Beth Werlin, is well placed to raise the profile of the Council and shift its revenue sources. She is a genius legal mind and litigator.
American Immigration council is a great organization. They stand up and fight for the marginalized. With the current administration and the agenda they seek to pursue, The council is not backing down and giving a voice for a vunerable demographic.


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This Tiny Fishing Kit has everything you will need to make two full survival fishing polls to catch fish. Hooks, weights, line, swivel, eyelets, bait, and float. All packed into a tiny waterproof pack that measures less than 1 square inch. Check out this Video and watch how i use this kit to catch a fish.
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I purchased these Shoes from Next online a few months ago and have got to say they are my favourite purchase of 2016 so far! I have worn them so much!
Every year I purchase a few pairs of boats and loafers as I find they are great for the summer months, so it was a no brainer to purchase these! They are so versatile, and can be dressed up and down which is what I was looking for.
I wore these to lunch at The Ivy in London which has a smart/casual dress code so dressed them up with cropped trousers and a shirt. And have also worn them with shorts and a T as a casual outfit.
For £120 you expect comfort, and that's exactly what they give. They are super comfortable and feature a calfskin trim with rawhide laces and are hand stitched.
The colour I went for was New Snuff/Polo Tan which I thought was a great summer colour, and would go with basically any colour short or trouser. They also come in Newport Navy which I really like and also Dark Brown. I'm definitely contemplating getting the Navy as I think I will get a lot of wear out of them.
Click here to purchase directly from Next Online! If you like the look of these but don't want to pay £120 for a pair of shoes, then I have found a few dupes below for you to check out!
Next | Leather Boat Shoes | £45 – These look very similar and use some of the same fabrics. You can't go wrong with Next, the quality is always great and Next offer such great value for money.
ASOS | Faux Leather Boat Shoes | £28 – These are faux leather, and have no suede effect but for £28 they are a bargain! I probably have about 5 pairs of Driving Shoes from ASOS and they really stand the test of time and the quality and comfort is always good.
River Island | Suede Boat Shoes | £45 – These are suede so very similar to the Ralph Lauren Biennia's but they feature contrast sticking and a white sole which I don't personally like, but they again are great value.
Let me know your favourite purchase of 2016 is so far!


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SOS is a proud supporter of AusCERT and is pleased to announce our consultants have been invited to present at the 2012 conference. Our presentations include; Managed Service Provider Security, Smart Phone Security and a tutorial on Secure Application Development Practices.
The AusCERT security conference is arguably Australia's premier information security event on the annual calendar. Sense of Security has again been recognised for our pedigree in information security research and has been invited to present on contemporary topics impacting business today.
Presentation 1 – Keeping your Service Provider Honest: Managed Hosting Services (MHS).
Prashant Haldankar, Senior Security Consultant for Governance, Risk and Compliance at Sense of Security will provide valuable insight to this topic. His presentation will include the following themes:
- Managed Hosting Services – what is on offer today?
- Some of the keys aspects organisation consider when using MHS
- Why use them? Benefits presented by MHS
- Key risks and challenges related to MHS
- Keys items to consider when engaging a MHS
- Scope of Services
- Defining Responsibilities
- Contract Clauses
- Third Party Management Techniques
- Risk Management
- Compliance Requirements (government and commercial)
- Audit and Assurance (including reports, testing)
Presentation 2 – Help! My Mobile Device is Spying on Me.
The use of mobile devices is now mainstream across all sectors with the very rapid rise in adoption of smartphones and tablet technology. This is the technology that is driving both personal mobility requirements and the mobile workforce revolution, providing access to corporate resources and applications across global networks as well as online access to social platforms.
Unfortunately new technologies are not impervious to security vulnerabilities.
Murray Goldschmidt, Chief Operating Officer at Sense of Security, will present our research on this topic and discuss methods through which successful compromise is most likely to occur. Murray's presentation will include:
- Sample scenarios to establish breadth and depth of the issue.
- Describe approach to research undertaken.
- Platforms assessed for exposure to remote compromise, including ranking for ease of exploit and capability once device is compromised.
- Initial platforms under review: iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile.
- Implications for corporate, education and government sectors.
- Mitigation strategies.
Tutorial – Web Application Security Testing and Practical Secure Application Development
The last few years has seen a significant surge in the number of application specific vulnerabilities that were disclosed to the public. No application technology has shown itself invulnerable, and discoveries are made every day that affect both owners' and users' security and privacy.
Jason Edelstein, Chief Technology Officer at Sense of Security, will host this one day tutorial. The tutorial will focus on educating delegates on how hackers attack web applications, how to test your applications to determine whether they are vulnerable, through to writing secure code practically and embedding security throughout the SDLC. Secure application development will be taught with reference to some of the most prevalent programming languages in use today: Java, ASP.NET, and PHP.
The high-level course outline is as follows:
- Current security solutions
- What they are
- Why they fail to protect web applications
- HTTP anatomy 101
- How requests and responses are formed
- Cookies, session management and authentication
- Web technologies
- Secure Architectures – Pitfalls and Solutions
- Security controls to be implemented at the network, system, and application layers
- Common web application attacks
- How do they work (focus on OWASP top 10)
- What are the consequences
- Lab time to test the theory that has been taught against some buggy applications
- Protecting against web application attacks
- Writing secure code
- Security testing
- Secure SDLC
- Embedding security throughout
- What security activities should be conducted and when?
- How should they be conducted and by whom?
- What frequency should the activities be conducted?


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Queen's Policy Engagement Christmas Brexit Clinic
12th December 2018 @ 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
The next Brexit Clinic will take place on the following date:
Wednesday 12 December at 12.30pm in Room 01/052, above the Senate Room, Main Campus, Queen's University Belfast.
The Clinic will take place just before the December meeting of the European Council and it will be an opportunity to reflect on where we will be by that stage in the Brexit process. Will Theresa May have managed to make any final changes to the draft Withdrawal Agreement? What about Parliament's reaction to the deal? What are the EU Member States thinking about it?
Chaired by Professor Lee McGowan, Professor David Phinnemore, Dr Viviane Gravey and Dr Katy Hayward will present their analysis on the Withdrawal Agreement and the likely implications for Northern Ireland. And seeing as it's Christmas, we'll even throw in a mince pie or two!
We look forward to welcoming you then. To register, please click here.