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People in Daventry are invited to a free science event on Saturday, between 10am and 4pm.
Visitors to Daventry Museum will be able to discover the town's past while also learn about STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) and follow Einstein around the museum to take part in fun activities and experiments on the theme of 'Change'.
Hands-on activities include learning about changes in computer technology, changes in communications and materials changing state such as creating the foaming fizzy potion from the book, 'George's Marvellous Medicine' by Roald Dahl.
There will be science themed activity sheets including word searches, object hunts and brain teasers.
Young visitors can choose a sticker and complete activity sheets to be in with a chance to win a prize.
Organisers say it promises to be a great day, with something for all ages.
Last year's science event at the museum won the "Museum Event of the Year" category at the Northamptonshire Heritage Awards.
The Forum Awards is a very prestigious event which showcases excellence within museums, galleries and historic houses in Northamptonshire.
Contact Daventry Museum on (01327) 301246 for more information.
Or email firstname.lastname@example.com or by post at Daventry Museum, Daventry Town Council, 3 New Street, Daventry, NN11 4BT.


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Jen has done the makeup on a number of film sets I've worked on. She is an absolute professional, great visionary, warm and bubbly personality and does amazing makeup! It's always a pleasure working with you Jen!
Jen is an extremely talented makeup artist, and the ONLY educator that I would recommend to someone looking to learn the foundations of makeup. Thank you from taking me from no idea to Miss Galaxy Australia Jen!!!!
Love Jennifer! She is a very talented Makeup Artist, always hard working and dedicated to her job, positive and a great business woman. I would highly recommend Jennifer to anyone!!!
I can't thank this beautiful and talented lady enough for making me feel 20 years younger. My make up was stunning and I am so happy that I am able to use her tips and apply them everyday. I have had so many compliments. Jen made me feel so comfortable and it's someone special that can actually make you feel beautiful. I will be recommending Jen to all my friends and family.

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V-Chocolates is a local chocolatier who has made a big name for themselves nationally. Since introducing their truffle bars, V-Chocolates has struggled to keep up with massive demand. One element that really makes their chocolate stand out is their unique packaging. When the opportunity arrived for them to put their truffle bars in grocery stores across the Western United States, they came to us to help create mass fulfillment packaging options. One reason for this was the personal touch packaging they were using would not be conducive to meeting their production demands.
Not only did we help automate their packaging process, we updated the design. The end result is reminiscent of their original packaging but has been updated and elevated for the substrate and different flavors.
Client: V-Chocolate | Agency: Saxton Horne Communications
Creative Director: Brian McDonough | Design: Peterson Timothy | Year: 2017
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No Cook Appetizer Tray
Surprise! Guests are stopping by on their way through town and you have exactly seven minutes to pull something together. Not to panic. If you have four basic ingredients handy, you can make an outstanding appetizer tray and not do any cooking either. Those ingredients are fruit, meat, cheese, and some sort of bread or cracker. Everything else you add is a bonus, but not essential. The key is to invest your time in making the tray look appealing. Remember people consume with their eyes, so the goal is to make it look pretty! Here's my "go to" stash:I start with an optional item, usually some sort of dip or spread. I typically keep hummus in the fridge because it keeps forever and is a perfect compliment for adding some zest to the crackers or raw vegetables. Put the hummus in a small bowl and use it to anchor one corner of the tray.On the opposite corner add a sweet fruit. I love using grapes because they provide height to the tray. Alternatively, slice a nectarine or pear.Next, add a meat element to the tray. I like to roll up salami slices. This allows people to pick up their food without using a fork. After adding meat to the tray, put on some cheese. In this case, I used basic muenster slices, cut on the diagonal to look fancy!Double down! At this point add additional fruit, cheese, and meat as your pantry and refrigerator allow. I used Italian salami (also from the pantry since it keeps for eons!), sharp cheddar cheese, and nectarines.Put your pretty tray out and serve with baguette slices or crackers and nuts.
Presto! Ready for company. Whatever isn't eaten is ready to be folded into a picnic or kids' lunches.


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TESOL TEFL Reviews - Video Testimonial - Alistair
In this TESOL review Alistair describes his experience as a TEFL/TESOL student with ITTT. He shares how the four week in-class course was a life changing experience for him and how deciding to do the course was one of the best decisions he ever made.
Below you can read feedback from an ITTT graduate regarding one section of their online TEFL certification course. Each of our online courses is broken down into concise units that focus on specific areas of English language teaching. This convenient, highly structured design means that you can quickly get to grips with each section before moving onto the next.
One of the harder units for sure and a reminder of how the correct emphasizing or stress on a word in a sentence can absolutely change the whole meaning of the sentence and can be completely determine whether the sentence was understood.↵↵Eg. Have you been SERVED?↵ Have YOU been served? Here ithe sentence has been made more personal,directing ithe question to the person as opposed to,in the sentence above,↵,generally.↵↵The shaping and sounding of a word in the mouth correctly will also go a long way in making a person understood and listened to.


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Genuine vision is more than just an over-active imagination. True visionaries are far fewer than they would have us believe. Leaders don't have to be "visionary" in order to lead well and accomplish a lot for the Lord in ministry. It does, however, take a considerable determination to stick to doing the right things and in the right way.
This section will help you as you consider how to strategize. Implements some key concepts in missiology which have proven themselves over decades.
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Would you have been hiding behind the curtains if the Olympic torch relay had passed through your village or would you have been there to embrace it head on? Whether you are for or against the Olympics and all that goes with it, here's my account of something that I for one am very proud to have been part of. I first found out that I was to be one of the 8,000 torchbearers who would carry the Olympic flame in December last year. My selection was apparently on the basis of my charitable and community work with the local children's charity, Bassetlaw Play Forum. My initial reaction was why me? There had apparently been 80,000 nominations and instantly, I could think of so many people I knew that I believed were far more worthy. We do things in life for which we do not seek reward or repayment and for me, the joy is always in the doing.
Humble acceptance of my selection turned into excitement, as I learned that I would carry the flame through East Markham on 28th June 2012, fairly close to home.
There is so much to tell of this remarkable day but in a nutshell, this was it.
At 9.33am, I stood in my official uniform at the corner of Plantation Road and Hall Road, ready to receive the flame from a young man called Dave Young. The streets were teaming with people of all ages, who just wanted to be part of the historic relay. The road was a sea of flags, painted faces, banners and of course, my family, friends and so many of the children that I work with. As the convoy vehicles of the relay's sponsors passed, excitement amongst the crowd reached fever pitch. It was simply amazing and a bit of a blur if I am honest.
After the kissing of the torches I felt so overcome by emotion and excitement. I felt proud to be British and thought to myself, we have really got this right. The metropolitan police officer who was behind me, told me that when he tapped me on my shoulder I could start my run. I had absolutely no intention of running and promptly told him that I was going to skip but not until I had handed him the torch, so that I could do a bit of a cartwheel. He smiled and looked shocked but went with it and off I went, skipping waving and leaping throughout my entire part in it all. At the end of my leg, into convoy mode went the flame and onto the convoy bus went I, well after lots more waving, shouting and a bit more jumping.
The convoy bus took me through other villages, where I witnessed the same level excitement and watched others enjoy their moment to shine. I met some truly remarkable people on the bus that day and I will remember the experience vividly, for the rest of my days.
For me, the Olympics is about so much more than the best of the best taking the world's most competitive stage and someone coming out on top. It's about values, friendship, hope, inspiration, the setting aside of differences and all of the possibilities the this colourful life brings.
To the cynics, all I can say is that so far, the torch that I carried has now been in the hands of around 1,000 children. It's effect is mystifying, almost hypnotic and although there may be many who would sell their torches on eBay in a flash, I can honestly say that no amount of money could ever measure up to the look on just one of these children's faces - priceless!
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Hi Alison, I just wanted to say WELL DONE I can't believe
you did a CARTWHEEL, but then again That is so you!!
I saw the Torch with my daughter a few days later in MARKET HARBOROUGH, the atmosphere was amazing, and we will never see it again! I'm sure all Caterpillar Music Leaders are all so very proud of you. WHAT a STAR Val
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Operational since last decade, we are, Hindon Tech Private Limited, a company that is growing, and achieving a lot in markets. Our specialization is in delivering Battery Recycling Plant, Rotary Furnish Shell and a lot more. Our base of operations is sprawling across an area of Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh, India), and is maintained in a manner that helps us develop the finest products at reasonable rates.
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A living inspiration? Working group to investigate cells as computers
The working group "Thermodynamic and Computational Efficiency in Cellular Chemical Reaction Networks" meets at SFI April 23-24.
News and events at the Santa Fe Institute
The working group "Thermodynamic and Computational Efficiency in Cellular Chemical Reaction Networks" meets at SFI April 23-24.
Modular — or cliquey — group structure isolates the flow of communication between individuals, which might seem counterproductive to survival. But for some animal groups, more information isn't necessarily better, according to new SFI research published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
SFI's Sam Bowles, Mercedes Pascual, and Daniel Schrag have been elected as members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Across the globe in a variety of societies, royal women found ways to advance the issues they cared about and advocate for the people important to them as detailed in a recent paper published in the Journal of Archaeological Research.
Physicists at the Santa Fe Institute and MIT have shown that Markov processes, widely used to model complex systems, must unfold over a larger space than previously assumed.
A new edition of Emerging Syntheses in Science, edited by SFI co-founder David Pines and published through SFI Press, offers a fresh window into SFI's founding meetings, including never-before-published transcripts and essays.
A working group, "Hallmarks of Biological Failure," meets to discuss the patterns of mortality, biological failure, and system collapse.
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute and the Santa Fe Institute have developed a new model to explain the evolutionary origins of empathy and other related phenomena, such as emotional contagion and contagious yawning. The model suggests that the origin of a broad range of empathetic responses lies in cognitive simulation.
A new review by David Wolpert collects recent advances in understanding the thermodynamics of computation that are grounded in computer science and physics.
SFI External Professor Laura Fortunato presented a Community Lecture at The Lensic on Tuesday, April 16, 2019, on the challenges and opportunities from using studies of social animals to inform our understanding of how human social behavior evolves.
What are viruses? Are they even alive? SFI external professors Ricard Solé and Santiago F. Elena tackle these and other questions through a complex systems approach in their new book.
The Economist highlights how a complex systems approach to economics adds critical nuance to traditional approaches to the field.
A "big dating" study by External Professors Elizabeth Bruch and Mark Newman reveals that geographic distance within the U.S. is the strongest driver of instances when two users message each other.
Research jams, intercontinental collaborations, and lightning talks — the Postdocs in Complexity Conference is back!
On March 26, SFI External Professor Srividya Iyer-Biswas presented a Community Lecture at The Lensic on the laws that govern life, time, and chance.
Working group meets to formalize a better understanding of human cell types.
A new experiment in the "science of sync" show how complex behaviors emerge from a simple network. The work could eventually inspire interventions for heart arrhythmias, or technologies for managing modern infrastructure.
Since the 1970s, community ecologists have relied on two theories to explain the role that species interactions play in Earth's astonishing biological diversity. An SFI working group takes steps to integrate those two theories.
SFI External Professor Simon DeDeo and co-authors are recipients of the 2018 Cozzarelli Prize, awarded by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, for their paper "Individuals, institutions, and innovation in the debates of the French Revolution."
When only two things interact, the outcome is usually easily to predict. But what happens when you add a third — or fourth, or fifth, or more — component to the mix? The effects of such higher-order interactions can be difficult to forecast, and are the subject of a working group that meets this week at SFI.


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...means that included in the price are all main meals, most drinks, which tend to be local varieties available during bar opening hours.
...means that breakfast, lunch and evening meals, are included in the price.
...means that your breakfast and evening meal is included in the price. In some cases you can choose to receive lunch instead of breakfast - the hotel will confirm this upon arrival.
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Disney Port Orleans Resort Riverside is a laid-back, Old South-themed resort, located around 3 miles from Epcot at Disney World. The hotel is ideal for a more refined Disney break, with the famous touches of Disney magic for you to enjoy.
The hotel features a main pool that is set on an island, with a waterslide, a hot tub and a neighbouring bar, with 5 other pools throughout the complex. For smaller guests, there is plenty to keep them entertained with a games arcade, a playground and they can sign up to pirate ship adventure cruises down the river.
Rooms at Disney Port Orleans Resort are modern and spacious, they feature amenities including air conditioning, tea and coffee making facilities, complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer. Free WiFi is also avaliable.
Alongside the Disney magic in all the Disney World Parks including Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom, there is plenty more for you to see and do in Orlando. Visit Universal Studios, SeaWorld and Discovery Cove.
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- Marina on site
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- Total number of rooms 2,048
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- Disney's Lake Buena Vista Golf Course 0.86 miles
- Epcot® 1.05 miles
- Disney's Osprey Ridge Golf Course 1.13 miles
- Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park 1.25 miles
- La Nouba Theater 1.33 miles
- House of Blues Orlando 1.39 miles
- Grand Cypress Golf Club 1.55 miles
- Disney Springs™ 1.58 miles
- Disney's Boardwalk 1.67 miles
- Walt Disney World® Resort 1.92 miles
- Waldorf Astoria Golf Club 1.98 miles
- Disney's Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf Course 2.13 miles
- Disney's Hollywood Studios® 2.30 miles
- Richard Petty Driving Experience 2.41 miles
- Orlando Vineland Premium Outlets 2.52 miles
- Little Lake Bryan 2.52 miles
- Mary Queen of the Universe Shrine 2.58 miles
- Hawks Landing Golf Club 2.73 miles
- Lake Bryan 2.78 miles
- Walt Disney World® area 2.96 miles
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11 April 2015
Average room nice gardens
Henny la rue , Uk
Plus you get free parking at Disney parks saving $17 or free coach transport Minus appalling food in super busy food court, very average room - think holiday inn express and whole family sharing the same bedroom . Stayed at a suite hotel the following week . It was half the price and more luxe rooms but without the view of lovely gardens
The best thing about my stay was...Cruise to downtown on free riverboats
22 May 2005
Review of 'DISNEY PORT ORLEANS RESORT - RIVERSIDE'
Miss A.G.T., Eastern Canada
We just returned from our 3rd visit to this wonderful Disney resort "Port Orleans Riverside Resort" in Disney World in Orlando Florida. (May 9-18, 2005) This beautiful waterfront Disney resort is a vacation all by itself, with gorgeous landscaping and situated along a lovely winding riverside. Beautiful birds sing sweetly in the Magnolia trees, and adorable bunny rabbits roam free all over the property. There are romantic courtyards with magnificent fountains and gardens to enjoy. A total of 6 lovely swimming pools too! This gorgeous resort, along with it's partner resort next door (Port Orleans French Quarter) offer the special complimentary "Sassagoula Steamboat" ride to-and-from Downtown Disney's Marketplace (the only 2 resorts to do so)! Resort guests can also rent boats to sail along the river, or rent charming bicycles that seat 2-4 family members to ride along the charming riverside paths. After comparing others, we truly think their Foodcourt is one of the best on the entire Disney property! So many wonderful and varied choices, many healthy options too! A delightful bakery, another area for chicken/ribs, soup-of-the-day, special-of-the-day, Salads, fruit platters, fresh fruit cart, choices in cheese, delicious fresh pizza ordered to your preference, spaghetti & meatballs, pasta choices, hamburgers etc. (just to name a few!) and in the morning wonderful breakfast options too! There is also a incredible sit-down restaurant! The rooms are very clean and comfortable. Most have 2 sinks outside the main bathroom area, which actually makes it easier for a family to get ready quicker. Complimentary Disney bus service to-and-from all the parks is an added bonus. The buses are modern, clean, air-conditioned & so comfortable. They come-and-go every few minutes, so if you 'miss' one bus, another will be around in a few minutes. As an added treat, this resort has a lovely old-fashioned store called "Fulton's General Store", it's filled with great last-minute gift ideas, and also a fabulous general store area, with milk, soda drinks, snacks, and all sorts of pharmacy items that you might have forgotten to bring or realize you need. The entire resort staff is so helpful & friendly! From managers to the 'mousekeepers' (housekeepers)—every one does their best to make your vacation perfect! We highly recommend staying at this beautiful resort, "Port Orleans Riverside Resort".
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The shoulder is one of the most complex joints in the body. Unfortunately, this complexity can predispose patients to a variety of conditions.
Rotator cuff tendinitis, Subacromial impingement, "SLAP' lesions, and degenerative changes can all occur in the shoulder.
Regenerative injections such as PRP or stem cells, can be employed to often times non-surgically cure your condition. Call 253-944-1813 to schedule a consultation and see if this is right for you.


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(PIX11) – The long awaited meeting between A-Rod and Major League Baseball investigators probing his possible connection to the anti- aging Biogenisis Clinic is reportedly set for for Friday.
The interview is one of the last steps that will take place in the investigation of Rodriguez and as many as 20 other players who could be suspended for their involvement with the Florida clinic and it's founder Tony Bosch who has been cooperating with the probe.
So far A-Rod, who is rehabbing from off-season hip surgery in Tampa, has refused to discuss the investigation. He recently told reporters, "We have been fully instructed not to comment on the case."
The long running investigation comes following speculation that the fallen Yankee star may be contemplating retirement as a way of avoiding a suspension and collecting on the remaining $114 million dollars owed on his huge 10 year $275 million dollar Yankee contract. If that were the case, the team could collect on an insurance policy which would allow for A-Rod to be paid and and the team to recoup at least a good portion of the cash.
Outside the Yankee store in Times Square, fan John King told PIX11, "I think he should retire. For the money we are paying him, I think he should just take what he's got coming and get out of the game." Asked if he thinks Rodriguez is guilty of recent steroid use King said, "Yeah."
Kyle Hingher told PIX11, "I think he should retire. He's probably done as well as her can and he is just gonna hurt the sport now with the steroid use."
There has been speculation that A-rod and his handlers were trying to rush him back onto the field so he could show he was unable to perform and retire. A tweet last month saying he had been cleared by his doctor to resume play resulted in controversy and Yankee GM Brian Cashman saying Alex should "shut the f—- up."
So far A-Rod has not appeared to be ready for the big leagues going just one for 12 at the plate in five rehab games. Tuesday night he went zero for three. Alex Alvarez has no use for A-Rod, telling PIX11, "I'm a true baseball fan and guys who made it to the Hall of Fame, they earned it. If you are gonna use something to take advantage of a situation you shouldn't be there."
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Prague, Czech Republic
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Dates: July 1-30, 2016
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Home of the Sullivan Social Entrepreneurship Minor
The Prague Global Leadership Program (GLP) is a 4-week comprehensive academic leadership program that includes: university courses, cultural activities, and community service.
University Courses:
We offer specially designed courses that focus on issues of global importance. Each course is both interactive and challenging.
You will receive an introduction to leadership during F2701: Philosophies of Leadership course. You may also choose one elective from the following courses:
You may also choose one elective from the following courses:
- Creativity and Design for Social Entrepreneurs
- Human Rights
- Global Business
All courses are upper-division, are taught in English and are fully accredited. Transcripts are issued by Charles University in Prague, the oldest university in Eastern Europe.
Each course is worth 3 US/6 ECTS (European system) semester credits for a total of 6 US/12 ECTS credits. Credits can be transferred upon approval from your home university.
Home of the Sullivan Social Entrepreneurship Minor
The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation, inspiring young people to lead lives of integrity, is proud to offer a Social Entrepreneurship Minor. All participants taking the Creativity & Design for Social Entrepreneurs course qualify for the minor. A select number of participants in the Sullivan Network of Schools may also qualify for partial tuition scholarships as "Sullivan Fellows".
Learn more about the Sullivan SE Minor.
Expose yourself to a new culture by taking part in our weekly cultural activities, including visits to the Museum of Communism, Radio Free Europe and the renowned Czech cinema.
Visit the Czech countryside for a team building retreat. Later in the program, you will bear witness to one of history's greatest tragedies Terezin, the site of a former concentration camp during the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia.
Work with members of the Czech community on service projects. These activities are not only rewarding, but allow you to put theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom to practical use. SpeakersReceive first-hand advice and invaluable insights from leaders in business, politics, education and the public sector.
Learn a host of practical skills, including public speaking techniques, how to write business plans, and, most importantly, how to create and implement a project in your home community.
Students live in dorms located in the city center that are a short walk to school. Rooms are double occupancy and share a bathroom and hallway with a small refrigerator. The dorm has a TV lounge and kitchen.
All meals are included during the team-building and community service retreat. For your remaining meals, you are free to cook in the dorm or eat out with friends.
Prague has an excellent, inexpensive and reliable public transportation system. Students take a 15-minute ride to Charles University. You can purchase a one-month travel pass entitling you to unlimited travel on Prague's buses, trams and metro for approximately US $25 at orientation.
The price of the program is USD $4850 and includes tuition, housing, field trips, workshops, community service projects, and cultural activities. A non-refundable deposit is required to secure a spot in program. Payment plans can be arranged. While the price of the program does not include airfare you can book plane tickets through STA Travel, the world's largest student travel company.
A limited number of scholarships are available. While we are unable to provide any full tuition scholarships, a limited number of partial tuition scholarships are available. Scholarships are primarily reserved from students from Eastern Europe and developing countries.
We strongly encourage students to contact their home universities for possible scholarship options through the study abroad, student activities, honors and/or financial aid office. A large percentage of participants receive funding from their home university to attend our program. We are happy to provide a letter of support to assist in those efforts. Those students seeking scholarships will need to submit a financial aid essay at the time of application.


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The Turnbull government has thrown former Greens senator Larissa Waters a curveball in backing her in the High Court case over her eligibility to have been in parliament.
The government has filed its official submission on the seven federal politicians who have been referred to the court over their citizenship status.
It argues only One Nation's Malcolm Roberts and former Greens senator Scott Ludlam were wrongly elected, while the Nationals' Barnaby Joyce, Fiona Nash and Matt Canavan, crossbencher Nick Xenophon and Ms Waters should not be disqualified
Under section 44 of the constitution, "a subject or a citizen ... of a foreign power" cannot stand for parliament.
Ms Waters resigned in July upon discovering she still had Canadian citizenship.
"Who expected (Attorney-General) George Brandis to be in my corner?" she told Sky News on Thursday.
She was still certain she had done the right thing in resigning her seat, saying the legal advice she received had been very clear.
"But we'll see whether the court agrees with the government's view that ignorance is somehow an excuse," she said.
"It's a pretty unusual interpretation of the constitution and I think it would probably be pretty unlikely that the court will agree."
Ms Waters could return to the Senate's red benches if the High Court agrees with the Commonwealth and she is nominated to replace herself by the Queensland Greens.
She says all the party's members know she is "super keen to go back to doing that role".
The matters will go before the full bench of the High Court on October 10.


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George Elliott Clarke
b. 1960
" All books are merely delayed dust. - George Elliott Clarke "
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" All books are merely delayed dust. - George Elliott Clarke "
George Elliott Clarke is a skillful, candid writer whose output incorporates poetry, screenplays, opera libretti and verse drama. His poems are highly politically engaged, addressing issues, including those pertaining to race and identity, in ways that are both collective and subjective, both widely-applicable and firmly contextualised. Having coined the term 'Africadian' (a portmanteau of African and Canadian) to describe his own position, Clarke has been a driving force in the promotion of Canadian writers of African descent, and in the naming of elements of the Africadian experience, a vital intervention in the Canadian literary canon that prompted the 2012 anthology Africadian Atlantic: Essays on George Elliott Clarke. As this coinage would indicate, Clarke is linguistically and formally adventurous within his poetry, turning to a variety of genres and mediums for inspiration. In 'King Bee Blues', for example, Clarke uses the structure of a Blues lyric form to shape his wry text on romance and sexual politics ('I'm an ol' king bee, honey/Buzzin' from flower to flower'), while elsewhere he invokes traditional set forms, as in 'Ballad of a Hanged Man', where the words of a condemned prisoner are communicated – tenderly, frankly – via narrative song.
Canada's Parliamentary Poet Laureate 2016-2017, Clarke was born in Windsor, Nova Scotia, near the Black Loyalist community of Three Mile Plains, in 1960. Today he lives in Toronto, Ontario. He is the author of sixteen poetry collections, including Whylah Falls and, most recently, Canticles I (MMXVII), as well as two novels, George & Rue and The Motorcyclist, and – true to Clarke's interdisciplinary approach – a CD, George Elliott Clarke Koine Opera (GECKO). Schooled at the University of Waterloo, Dalhousie University and Queen's University, Clarke is now the inaugural E. J. Pratt Professor of Canadian Literature at the University of Toronto. Prior to this posting, Clarke taught at both McGill University and Duke University. He was a visiting professor at Harvard University, 2013-14. In addition to his distinguished career in academia and the arts, Clarke has also worked as a social worker, a parliamentary aide and a newspaper columnist. This range of experience clearly shows a poet who is engaged with local and national communities, and with international developments.
Indeed, this comprehensive outlook can be seen to inflect Clarke's poetic output and the politics he espouses. Among Clarke's favourite quotations is French philosopher and activist Simone Weil's statement that the poet 'makes Beauty by pondering the Real'. In keeping with his characteristic wit and roving intelligence, Clarke places this reference alongside Robinson Jeffers's claim that 'Beauty … is the sole business of poetry', in this way asserting a view of the writing and reading of poetry as being bound irrevocably to public life. Clarke's strong and earnest delivery of his work in these recordings is irrefutable proof that, in line with Weil's beliefs, engagement with ethical concerns within poetry does not constitute an opposing force to aesthetic quality. In Clarke's work, rather, the two can be seen to combine in a rare splendour.
This recording was made for The Poetry Archive at Morph Productions in Toronto, on 21st April 2017.
Red, Gaspereau Press, 2011
Canticles I (MMXVI), Guernica Press, 2016
Gold, Gaspereau Press, 2016
Traverse, Exile Editions, 2014
Illicit Sonnets, Eyewear Publishing, 2013
I & I, Goose Lane Editions, 2009
Blues and Bliss, Wilfrid Laurier University Press,...
Execution Poems, Gaspereau Press, 1961
Beatrice Chancy, Raincoast Books, 1999
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INDIANAPOLIS (May 2, 2014) – Fixes to Indianapolis-area potholes could soon be on the way.
Thursday night, a City-County Council committee approved more than $8 million in emergency funds for road repairs. The money is part of more than $15 million requested by the Department of Public Works. The plan passed in a 6-1 vote in the Public Works Committee. The full City-County Council still has to approve the measure.
Lori Miser with DPW said the money was a "drop in the bucket" compared to what the department needs to make full repairs.
DPW officials estimated it would cost $24 million to repair roads damaged during the harsh winter. Only $8.3 million is available. The committee had previously shot down a similar proposal because some districts weren't included on the list of repairs.
The other $7 million approved by the committee will go into the budget for this past winter to make up for DPW expenditures for pre-treating, salting and plowing roads during the winter deep freeze.
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It is difficult for Taiwanese electronics firms to pull out of China, as the personal computer industry has built a stable supply chain there over the years, industry leaders said yesterday.
Local electronic firms with production lines in China could face a sharp earnings challenge if Washington next month extends tariffs to US$300 billion of Chinese goods, including smartphones and notebooks.
Compal Electronics Inc (仁寶電腦) chairman Rock Hsu (許勝雄) said that relocating supply chains is a difficult and time-consuming process, as it requires a massive transfer of personnel and depends a lot on technology brands.
Taiwan is home to the world's largest suppliers of electronic components used in laptops and mobile devices.
Hsu made the comments at the monthly gathering of the Third Wednesday Club, a trade group of which he is also chairman.
The Ministry of Economic Affairs has said that local firms should build a "non-red supply chain" in Taiwan and Southeast Asia to cope with escalating tariffs between the US and China.
The trade dispute could last for a while and pose a serious challenge on the earnings ability of Taiwanese technology firms that have benefited from global outsourcing at low profit margins, Hsu said.
Hsu cited contract laptop maker Quanta Computer Inc (廣達電腦) as an example, saying that the company squeezed a net profit margin of 1.41 percent in the first quarter and would have difficulty absorbing a tariff hike if levies were to increase from 10 to 25 percent.
Contract electronics makers have a slim, if not impossible, chance of demanding higher prices to offset the tariff hikes, he said.
"What we can do is discuss with clients where products should be manufactured to meet cost-efficiency needs," Hsu said.
Apart from cost concerns, the government's point of view also carries weight when making such decisions, he said.
The PC supply chain involves between 1,000 and 2,000 components, and companies have built a stable supply chain in China for more than a decade, Hsu said.
Third Wednesday Club vice chairman Lin Por-fong (林伯豐) said that the government should address the shortage of land, electricity, water and unskilled labor if it is serious about attracting firms.
Powerchip Group (力晶集團) chairman Frank Huang (黃崇仁) said that his company has been unable to find land to expand capacity.
Electricity supply could pose another challenge and his company would wait to see what happens, he said.
So far this year, 52 companies have pledged to invest more than NT$270 billion in Taiwan as part of a three-year government program to assist Taiwanese companies operating in China to move production lines back home, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
Minister Without Portfolio Kung Ming-hsin (龔明鑫), who is in charge of economic affairs, said that after Taiwan, Vietnam and India are the next most preferred destinations for Taiwanese electronics companies.
"Taiwanese companies may bring production of key, high-value components back home, but assembly and mass production of gadgets will go to Southeast Asia," Kung said in an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday.
However, Kung and some of Taiwan's biggest tech companies share the concern that Southeast Asia's electronics manufacturing ecosystem still has some way to go before it can rival China's.
"If a product line is moving, the whole supply chain needs to move together. There needs to be a cluster," Quanta vice chairman C.C. Leung (梁次震) said on Tuesday.


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This fantastic racing cock also claimed the title of Best European old bird in all international races (2 prizes) after winning an 11th International Barcelona of 17,094 pigeons and an 8th International Narbonne of 10,421 pigeons.
Thjeu Cox, fond of the long distance
The now 75 year old Thjeu got involved in pigeon racing at age 14 through his father. Shortly after his father's retirement from the sport, Thjeu decided to keep pigeons on his own in his father's loft; that was in 1956. It encouraged his father to make a comeback as well, and the two raced together for a few years. One of their highlights at the time was a 1st National Dax in 1967. He got married to Jeanne, and they went on to live in their parents' home, which is where his current lofts were built in 1975. For the past 60 years Thjeu has been a member of the local De Luchtbode Union, which recently merged with Union and Zwaluw from Stein; the union is now called "PDV LUZ". Unfortunately Thjeu had been diagnosed with bird fancier's lung, forcing him to wear a mask whenever he spends time with his pigeons. Like we said, Thjeu is really fond of the long distance, and he has been a top contender for quite a few years. In 1995 he won a 1st National Pau, and in 2002 he won a first prize in the national marathon. Barcelona is his favourite race by far, and he has won several top results there as well.
The top floor of his stone built loft consists of three sections for a maximum of 32 old widowers, and two sections for no more than 24 yearlings. The ground floor is home to 10 breeding pairs and three sections for widower hens. He re-opened two sections on the ground floor this season (on the right), where he is now keeping 9 additional pairs of which both the cocks and the hens will be raced. Each section has a corridor over the entire length. The young birds are kept in a section that consists of two parts, just in front of the main loft. The front side is opened, and there is a grid on the floor. At the front there are two baskets to which two drinking bowls are attached, to teach the young birds to drink from the baskets.
We have already mentioned this team's national first prizes, but they have won quite a few other top results over the years as well:
ZLU 2016 3rd National Marathon Champion 1st National Marathon 8 nominated 1st Long Distance Champion 1st Champion Euregio 1st and 2nd nominated 2nd Fastest first 3 nominated Barcelona 3rd Fastest first 3 nominated Marseille Stichting Fondclub Midden Limburg 1st International Bony Barcelona Cup 2016 1st Bony Barcelona Champions League 2016 1st International Bony Omega Cup 2016 Cureghem Centre 1st 2 nominated International Barcelona 10th Europamarathon ZLU 2017 9th Pyreneeën Cup 14th Ace Pigeon Pau (3 years) and 6th Ace Pigeon Pau (4 years) 17th Ace Pigeon St. Vincent (3 years) 23rd Ace Pigeon Narbonne (3 years) Stichting Fondclub Midden-Limburg 2017: 1st Pigeon Champion morning release 1st International Bony Barcelona Cup 2017 9th Europamarathon Whzb Tbotb: Best ZLU pigeon (ZLU races) (extreme long distance The Netherlands 2 prizes) PIPA Ranking: Best Extreme Long Distance Pigeon in The Netherlands (2 prizes) Best European old bird across all international races (2 prizes)
Two of his most important achievements are without doubt the PIPA rankings for 'best extreme long pigeon in The Netherlands' and 'best European old bird across all international races', which he won with Kleine Barcelona, a super class racing bird. We will discuss the team's highlights in detail in a minute but we will first take a closer look at the best racing birds of today.
Thjeu's pigeon breed
We now take a look at how Thjeu's pigeon breed has been constructed. It is remarkable how this pigeon breed is mainly centered around some nationally and internationally renowned players. This is one of the reasons why we we wanted to discuss Thjeu's pigeon breed in closer detail. His first investment took place in a club in the town of Buggenum, where a group of youngsters of Toon Schouteren from De Heen (a town in Zeeland) were offered for sale. Thjeu obtained the 415 from '82, which was a son of David x Keetje Tippel. This 415 features in the pedigrees of most of his champions. Toon Schouteren is generally considered to be the founder of a renowned Dutch long distance breed based around the world famous breedindg pair Mozes and Saar.
Huub Smeets, a renowned long distance fancier from Mechelen, sold a group of late youngsters in Heerlen, and it was then that Thjeu obtained a daughter of Huub's famous Prins of '67, a son of The Barcelona of '60 (winner of a 4th and 11th Nat. Barcelona). He continued to obtain several youngsters and eggs from the bloodline of Prins later on as well, and these Huub Smeets descendants went on to breed several talented youngsters. Thieu also purchased a son of grandmaster Jan Theelen's top class bird 508, and he did really well with this bloodline. He also looked after his own breed, paying particular attention to the bloodline of his own Kleine Blauwe, winner of a 1st National Dax in 1967. This line has given him plenty of renowned birds as well.
He purchased a son of Marathon and a son of Diplomat from grandmaster André Vanbruane (Lauwe, BE), and he also got his hands on a red hen of Piet Hermens (Geleen, NL), the 880 of 2006. She stems from Kleine Rode 614 of '2004 (Theelen x Hoedemakers). This Kleine Rode won a 3rd Prov. Cahors, a 5th Prov. Bergerac, a 40th Prov. St. Vincent, a 5th Prov. St. Vincent, a 10th Prov. St. Vincent and a 31st Prov. Tarbes.
Thjeu also exchanged pigeons with nearby fancier Jos Martens from Stein, receiving two sisters of Jos's 1st Nat. Marseille. He also got a talented pigeon from Hubert & Riet Jongen from Kerkrade, bred from Lord x Tessa. It was from this pigeon that he bred his racing bird Pierre.
After reading a report in the Fondkrant pigeon magazine, he visited the loft of Raf Luyckx (Belsele, BE), to obtain a son of Tomba. This Tomba was the best international pigeon from Barcelona between 1995 and 2003, and among his descendants are Blauwe Jo and Blauwe. And his most recent investments come from Ko Van Dommelen, a renowned fancier from Zeeland (St. Philippsland, NL).
As you can tell, Thjeu has developed a pigeon breed around some of the very best long distance lofts in Belgium and The Netherlands. He explains: "If I am looking to improve my pigeon family, I tend to prefer late youngsters from a fancier's best bloodlines at the moment. Late youngsters are generally easier to get, and they are often quite affordable as well."
NL14-1350772 Kleine Barcelona, Best extreme long distance pigeon in The Netherlands (2 prizes) PIPA ranking
Racing bird Kleine Barcelona had a wonderful season in 2017, winning the following ace pigeon titles:
Best extreme long distance pigeon in The Netherlands (2 prizes) PIPA ranking Best European old bird in all international races (2 prizes) PIPA ranking Best ZLU pigeon Whzb/Tboth
He won these championship prizes based on the following results:
6th Nat. Barcelona (4,504 p.) 11th Int. (17,094 p.) 8th Nat. Narbonne (4,568 p.) 8th Int. (10,421 p.)
He had also won a 369th Prov. Cahors (3,173 p.) earlier on, as well as a 535th Prov. Valence (2,316 p.), a 103th Prov. Limoges, a 1346th Nat. Agen, and a 151st Nat. Marseille (3,320 p.. The sire of Kleine Barcelona is 681 of '02, and he is a son of De Marseille.
NL92-1880042 De Marseille
De Marseille was an outstanding racing bird, winning a 4th Nat. Marseille, a 16th Nat. Marseille, a 34th Nat. Barcelona, a 61st Nat. Pau etc. De Marseille comes from a son x granddaughter of '415, a breeding cock of Toon Schouteren combined with the bloodlines of Huub Smeets and André Vanbruane. The grandmother is the 702, and she is a granddaughter of that same '415. Click here for the full pedigree of Kleine Barcelona.
A loft with different champions
Kleine Barcelona is obviously the number one eye-catcher of last season but Thjeu has several other very successful racing birds in his collection. Here are a few examples:
NL11-1064673 De Pierre: there is an interesting story to this racing cock. At the age of one, racing bird De Pierre came home from a race and he mistakenly entered the loft of fellow fancier Pierre Paulssun from Roosteren, where he spent some time amid the hens. When the fancier discovered the intruder, Thjeu came to pick him up, after which he won some great prizes at the age of two, including:
101st Nat. Tarbes 8,707 p. 32nd Nat. Narbonne 4,515 p. 510th Nat. Pau 3,020 p. 557th Nat. Pau 3,433 p. 104th Nat. St. Vincent 3,714 p. 838th Nat. Narbonne 5,338 p. 51st Nat. Narbonne 5,042 p.
The sire of De Pierre comes from Hubert and Riet Jongen from Kerkrade, and the dam originates from the line of De Marseille through both her parents.
The two brothers NL12-1936640 De Blauwe Jo and NL12-1936539 De Blauwe were both bred by Thjeu. They come from Jonge Tomba, a son of De Tomba of Raf Luyckx paired to a hen ob Huub Jongen.
De Blauwe Jo has an excellent palmares, including:
3rd Nat. Agen 5,910 p. 44th Nat. Marseille 3,610 p. 39th Nat. Barcelona 5,239 p. 32nd Nat. Perpignan 4,027 p.
His brother De Blauwe did equally well:
996th Nat. Barcelona 5,183 p. 24th Nat. Narbonne 5,338 p. 14th Nat. Barcelona 5,239 p. 155th Nat. Narbonne 5,042 p.
Ace bird bought by Belgian top fanciers
Judging from this list of achievements, it is fair to say that the PIPA ranking for best extreme long distance pigeon in The Netherlands (2 prizes) has been a well deserved title for a fancier who has really excelled in his favourite competition, the long distance. In this case the impact of ace racer Kleine Barcelona is big of course since his coefficient is even smaller than his Belgian counterpart. That's why Joost De Smeyter, Ivan Baetens and Dirk Deroose recently visited Cox to buy this bird. Dirk: "The pigeon is already breeding in our loft. We are proud to have succeeded in bringing such a good bird to Belgium. It's nice that such an ace stays in the Low Lands."


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Rather than wait to be pushed, I've thrown myself into the lake of fire that is the new Facebook fan page reboot. Not so bad -- mainly because I already took the plunge for my personal page.Alyson Stanfield posted a useful how-to I recommend you read first. Someday I'll get fancier with it, but this'll do for now.
Have you changed over your personal page or your fan page, or are you going kicking and screaming into that good night? Let me know on mah fancy new page.


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Sideoats Grama
Sideoats Grama grass is a warm-season grass that is commonly used for foraging, ornamental planting, as well as soil erosion control. It is a deep-rooted, perennial, short prairie grass that can grow from 30 to 100 centimeters (12 to 40 inches) tall, and can usually be found on mountainous plateaus, rocky slopes, and sandy plains. Sideoats Grama is also tolerant of drought and cold.
This grass type is considered to be one of the best ones for foraging. It produces high quality, nutritious forage that all types of livestock are fond of. Although usually at its best throughout the summer and fall, this grass type stays palatable in the winter. This tri-seasonal longevity makes it one of the most important range grass species.
Sideoats Grama grass is also often used for ornamental planting thanks to its blue-green foliage and purple flowers. This can be mixed with other native grass seeds such as Blue Grama or Buffalograss.
Since it's a deep rooted grass type, Sideoats Grama is often used for soil conservation. In fact, it played a significant part in the recovery of grasslands following the drought of the 1930s. It is also recommended for range and pasture seeding, earth fill, and bank stabilization.
Grass Family (Poaceae : Chlorideae)
Latin Name : Bouteloua curtipendula
Longevity : Perennial
Season : Warm
Origin : Native
Value : Wildlife – good
Livestock – good
Sideoats Grama was designated as the official state grass of Texas in 1971. The common name of this type of grass refers to the arrangement of the seeds hanging off one side of the seed stalk. The leaf blades have distinguishable glandular-based hairs along the margins. This grass starts growth in early spring, flowers July to September, and reproduces by seeds and tillers. One variety has rhizomes. It has good forage value for all classes of livestock and wildlife throughout the spring, summer and fall, as well as fair to good forage value during the winter months. It is also well adapted to calcareous and moderately alkaline soils, and rocky shallow sites of prairies.
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David Cameron unambiguously embraced the decision to enter the first world war a hundred years ago saying it had been fought to "prevent the domination of a continent, and in defence of British values".
In a speech at the St Symphorien military cemetery in Mons, Cameron appeared unambiguous in his support for the war's aims, saying it was wrong to dismiss the war as "pointless, or fought by people who didn't know why they were fighting".
Speaking a century after Great Britain entered what turned out to be the bloodiest war in its history, the prime minister said: "These men signed up to prevent the domination of a continent and to preserve the principles of freedom and sovereignty that we cherish today."
Earlier in a television interview, Cameron also sought to draw parallels between the events of a century ago and more recent conflicts. He said: "We have the RAF patrolling over the Baltic to deter Russian aggression, we had the Royal Navy in action just this morning to evacuate British nationals from Libya, there are threats to Britain and British interests the world over and what I find so moving about today is that reminder that young men and women do come forward to serve their country and to protect us."
But in a later ITN interview he acknowledged the moral ambivalence about the wisdom of the sacrifice, stressing he had personally tried to keep British soldiers from conflict. Asked if he would have sent British soldiers into conflict in August 1914 replied: "It's a very difficult question because you weren't there but I do believe the people who volunteered, they believed they were going to fight in a just cause."
Cameron's emphasis on the belief that soldiers themselves felt they were fighting a necessary war has been No 10's way of avoiding an ultimate judgment on the wisdom of Britain's political leadership in 1914, or the value of the human sacrifice the political and military elite demanded of their troops over four years.
Cameron's aides also sought to avoid a row over whether the European Union had helped manage to keep the peace since 1945.
Five of Cameron's relatives died in the first world war, and the prime minister went to the memorial to a fallen relative Captain Francis Mount at the Battle of Loos Memorial in France. In his speech at St Symphorien he emphasised the human loss, but also place of the first world war in history.
He said: "We are all in a long chain of events, the inheritors of the fights that were won before us, the stewards of the world that the next generation will inherit.
"In shaping that future it is vital that we look to the past. Here on the continent of Europe we saw not the war to end all wars, but the precursor to another desperate and violent conflict just two decades later.
"We should never fail to cherish the peace between these nations and never underestimate the patient work it has taken to build that peace. So, 100 years on, it is right that collectively we stop; we pause; and we re-pledge this for the next 100 years."Cameron also visited the Nato allied headquarters in Brussels where he promised to use the Nato summit in Wales in September to build a new Alliance Charter "that sets out a shared commitment to support its armed forces and their families".
This would be reinforced by a new approach to share more systematically across Nato best practice on the treatment of Armed Forces, medical care, support for injured personnel and help for the bereaved.


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____It is not often that I do just forty hours in for days and then have three days off. If this was a regular run then i could quite understand how a Canadian truck driver would have no qualms about electronic logs. A dedicated run to Edmonton and Calgary, then back to Steinbach is about as stress-free week of work that one could wish for. Very little traffic on the four-lane Trans-Canada Highway, plenty of driving hours to do 2200 miles. But not enough earnings to be a well paid job and as boring a piece of landscape that can be imagined. Endless Saskatchewan every week is just not for me.
____ The living skies are full of geese as I make my way to Saskatoon with tractor parts in a brand-new Vanguard trailer. After unloading the dry-van goes to Trailer Wizards at Edmonton. Bobtail, I head for Calgary as snow falls on the busy Highway 2; not an easy drive but easy to find a parking spot at the busy Roadking Truckstop with just the unit. Thursday morning dawns with confusion and plans that are quickly changed. Eventually, I'm headed North, back along Highway 2 with a rental trailer from Maxim, trying to get to the wood-chip baling plant at Acheson before they close.
____ Arriving late has the advantages of the product being ready for loading and the fork-lift driver is eager to get the trailer loaded and go home. It is a late finish by the time I get back to Saskatoon; five hours across the Prairies where the last of the wheat fields are being harvested. Possibly the same combines that were working down in Texas at the start of June. Friday is a late start with the route through Regina being chosen for the return journey, it was the Yellowhead and Yorkton on the way up. Back to the yard after dark with the load going to La Broquerie with a local day-cab on Monday.


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Nokia 8.1 is all set to become HMD Global's next smartphone at an official unveiling expected early next month, on December 5. The posters reveal a 20-megapixel selfie camera, Android 9.0 Pie, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 SoC, a 6.18-inch full-HD+ display panel, and a dual rear camera setup with OIS and Zeiss optics. It is also shown to sport the same dual-tone anodised metal frame as the Nokia X7.
The Nokia 8.1 will run an Android One-based stock version of Android Pie out-of-the-box, as has been the case with all new Nokia global handset models.


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Last month we worked on a very unique product for our client. Our mission was to develop a new business, branding, packaging and product for a new brand of smelling salts my client wanted to produce.
Given that our client's nickname was Silverback – he is a powerlifter and a pretty huge guy – we started with that name as a base. The rest of his story can be summed up by the images below of the logo, label and product itself.
We worked tirelessly to ensure we produced a strong design to reflect our clients needs and requirements. We are pretty happy with the end result!
Watch our for Silverback Labs AMPED smelling salts, soon to go on sale on eBay and Amazon!


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Benjamin Haden, Danielle M Robertson, Meifang Zhu; The impact of BAK on the human tear film proteome: a pilot study. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2017;58(8):3935.
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Purpose: Benzalkonium chloride (BAK) is a common preservative in topical ophthalmic agents. BAK and other types of preservatives are necessary to maintain a drug's efficacy and inhibit microbial growth. The effects of BAK on the ocular surface have been well studied and include ocular surface inflammation, cytotoxic damage to corneal epithelial cells, and tear film instability. The purpose of this study is to compare the differences between the human tear proteome in BAK and non BAK users.
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Methods: Ten volunteers have been recruited into one of two groups: a healthy, non-BAK user control group and a BAK user group. All volunteers signed an informed consent prior to participation in the study. All volunteers were assessed using a slit lamp biomicroscope for signs of ocular surface disease including assessment of corneal staining, tear film break up time, and tear production. Ten µl tear samples were collected using glass microcapillary tubes. Samples for each group were pooled together and total protein concentration was measured using a QuBit 3.0 Fluorometer. 72 µg of each sample was then placed into 2x sample buffer and subject to electrophoresis in a 12% polyacrylamide gel. After separation, each lane was fractionated into six individual sections and sent for mass spectrometry analysis at the UTSW Proteomics Core Facility. Functional analysis of unique and enriched proteins was performed using the WEB-based GEne SeT AnaLysis Toolkit (web-Gestault and the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG). For proteins to be considered enriched, a 3:1 ratio of the spectral index for the enriched protein over the control was required.
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Results: There was a significant difference in conjunctival staining between BAK and non-BAK users (P=0.014). To date, we have identified a total of 579 unique proteins in the tear fluid, with 27 unique to non BAK users and 108 unique to BAK users. An additional 119 unique proteins were found to be enriched in BAK users. Subject recruitment and tear collection is still on-going to validate these findings.
Conclusions :
Conclusions: Enriched and unique proteins found in the BAK group confirm increased cellular toxicity from chronic BAK exposure. These proteins may represent usable biomarkers for studying cellular toxicity at the ocular surface in response to common ocular preservatives and biocides.
This is an abstract that was submitted for the 2017 ARVO Annual Meeting, held in Baltimore, MD, May 7-11, 2017.
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Effective online study involves dedication to the process of the course over the scheduled time. Many courses will list times or dates by which a chapter or online session must be completed. Keep a written calendar of those dates like a syllabus or set your online calendar to send you notices when those dates are due. Even though lectures are there on the screen for you to read, print them out and highlight the parts that are most important, just like you would a textbook. The point isn't just to check off the boxes and get through the class, the point is to learn from it.
No one gets a college degree in a vacuum and you will be expected to participate in online groups, chat sessions and emails sharing project objectives and completions. Make sure to always follow the rules of group etiquette and behavior. The safety of being behind a computer keyboard can lead some to act in ways they generally wouldn't. Avoid procrastination, especially in sections where group work is involved. Accountability is an important trait to learn when getting your degree.
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Shortly after its first anniversary, the Storm worm botnet is believed to be in control of hundreds of thousands of computers around the world.
Secure Computing, a vendor of gateway security products, is tracking the progress of the botnet and has given it a graphic profile on a website called StormTracker.
The website, on Secure Computing's TrustedSource.org research portal, displays real-time information compiled through sensors in over 70 countries, says Eric Krieger, Secure Computing's Australia-New Zealand country manager.
Storm has morphed into a botnet capable of various tasks, such as sending spam, establishing malicious web pages or carrying out phishing attacks, according to Secure Computing.
The company believes that the Storm botnet is operated by individuals in Russia, based on the firm's analysis and registration of domain names, he says.
StormTracker shows information about the daily growth of Storm infections, the registration and use of new attack domains and geographic distribution of the web proxies used by the Storm to host its malware binaries, says Krieger.
He says there are about 5,500 Storm attacks daily. More than 56% of machines in the botnet are in US, Russia or South Korea.
StormTracker is part of Secure Computing's TrustedSource, a reputation-based technology, which looks at the reputation of the IP address before it is let through the gateway.
The IP address is sent to servers — in one of five locations in the world — where it is checked, tested and given a credit score, says Krieger. A message is then sent back to the gateway with the information, leaving the user to decide what further action to take.
The servers store up to 12 billion IP addresses, he says.
Secure Computing has been considering opening an office in Auckland for the last two years. Krieger is in the process of appointing a channel account manager, who will be based in New Zealand, and that appointment will be the first step, he says.
Up until now, the company has managed the New Zealand market from Brisbane, where it employs 35 engineers. In the last 10 years, New Zealand revenue has grown from 4% to 13% of total Australasian revenue, he says.
— Additional reporting by Ellen Messmer, Computerworld UK.


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At the time of this writing, the fate of many bills is unknown but will be clear by the time this article is in print. Did the House move a bill on to the Senate that opens the door for legal recreational use of marijuana? And what happened to amendments to create a taxable, regulated commercial market for marijuana or perhaps a commission to look into creating such a market? Did a bill to pave the way toward the creation of a statewide paid family leave insurance program survive? These questions, along with the status of a toxics bill, an ethics commission, an economic development bill, and a forest fragmentation bill, among others, will likely be known by Thursday.
What I assume is still unknown is the final version of the appropriations bill and funding mechanism. While it is not unusual to find significant differences between the House and Senate budget versions, it is unusual to find the strength of votes in the two bodies so complete. The Senate bill passed 30-0. The House bill vote was 143-1, noting that the lone negative voter offered no suggestions during the process other than a Cheshire Cat smile as he voted. A Committee of Conference, consisting of three senators and three representatives, will hash out these differences and bring forth their plan for a balanced budget on the last day of the session.
The issues causing the greatest degree of heartburn between the House and Senate this year will likely revolve around use of the Education Fund. The Governor and Senate have both proposed moving state funding of teachers' retirement from the General Fund to the Education Fund. In doing so, nearly eight million dollars in the General Fund is freed up to fund higher education and childcare, both laudable endeavors.
But there is a problem here. We House members, fresh from the campaign trail, have made promises to protect our communities from state-imposed property tax increases and this move does precisely that. The budget bill, known as "the big bill," along with the "yield bill," which sets the property tax rates, and the miscellaneous tax bill are all headed to committees of conference where three members of the House and three members of the Senate must find a way to reconcile those differences.
A second bone of contention involves the future of the Windsor Prison. Both bodies agree that the Windsor correctional facility is expensive to run and needs extensive improvement. Disagreement arises around decisions that do not take into account the correctional system as a whole and a Senate proposal will require the placement of more people in correctional facilities out of state. A path forward is expected to emerge by Saturday.
It appears that the session is on-course to wrap up by Saturday evening. Representative Brumsted and I will report on the various actions that made it through the session over the next two weeks. I am happy to respond to your questions or concerns while in session and can get back to you most easily if you contact me by email: firstname.lastname@example.com, which I check frequently. I will be available over the summer to discuss issues of concern or interest and look forward to hearing from you.


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On behalf of the Welsh Government, the Law Commission is currently undertaking a project that will simplify and consolidate all planning laws that apply in Wales. We recently attended an RTPI Cymru event to discuss the proposals and hear early reactions to initial drafts.
The Law Commission's Consultation Paper will be published mid-November. The Paper is a substantial document setting out a wide range of technical reforms, which if accepted will eventually result in a new Planning Code in 2020.
The Planning (Wales) Act 2020 would replace all or part of more than 25 Parliamentary and Assembly Acts, including the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, which has been amended and supplemented numerous times. The planning system has become increasingly difficult to navigate in Wales due to the quantity and complexity of primary legislation relating to land use and development. It is particularly difficult to establish what legislation is relevant to both England and Wales, England only or Wales only.
The Law Commission propose a single co-ordinated Planning Code to comprise:
The Law Commission set out proposals for a Planning Bill, which would become an Act, if and when approved by the National Assembly:
"The Bill would include much of the law that exists at present, but in a clearer pattern, and in a single piece of legislation rather than spread over numerous Acts; and it would clarify various points of detail. But it would omit a number of provisions that are of no continuing utility."
It is inevitable that Governments in London and Cardiff Bay will continue to amend and supplement planning legislation and that this will lead to further separation between the Welsh and English systems. As such any initiative to simplify legislation in Wales is welcomed.
Based on our first view of the Consultation Paper Summary we have some initial thoughts about a few specific topics and proposals set out in the Paper.
The Law Commission provisionally propose to abolish outline planning permission and to have a single procedure in its place. Our main concern is that it could be far more difficult for large strategic sites to come forward without an outline application option being in place where the applicant can choose which matters of detail to reserve. More information from the Law Commission on how this would work in practice is required.
Pre-commencement conditions are discussed in the Paper in terms of the uncertainty as to their effect in law. The Law Commission provisionally consider that certain conditions could be categorised as "true conditions precedent" which go to the "heart" of the permission. Would this mean that there would be two types of pre-commencement conditions? This is likely to increase complexity rather than simplify the process.
The Law Commission also consider there would be advantages from merging planning permission, listed building consent and conservation area consent into a single form of approval. Overall, we are in favour of a simplified approach.
We await the full Consultation Paper with interest, where we will have an opportunity to comment fully, focussing on both the positive and negative impacts of the proposed reforms. Watch this space or get in touch with our team.
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Apple and Qualcomm's feud appears to be escalating further, as a new report by Reuters indicates Apple is suing the chip manufacturer over patent violation with Snapdragon processors.
According to the report, Apple alleges that Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800 and Snapdragon 820 processors violate Apple's own patents. The iPhone-maker claims Qualcomm has infringed upon at least eight of its battery life patents.
The report explains that Apple has already patented a technology that ensures each part of the phone's processor consumes minimum power, to essentially offer improved battery management.
Apple claims it began seeking those patents a long time before Qualcomm, and alleges that Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800 and 820 processors infringe upon these patents. The report further notes that Apple is suing the world's largest chipset manufacturer for an unspecified amount.
To recall, Apple's feud with Qualcomm began in early 2017 with the former accusing Qualcomm of charging high royalties for its proprietary technologies. Back in January, Apple filed a $1 billion lawsuit against the chip designer for abusing its taking undue advantage of its market dominance.
In response to Apple's allegations, the latter also reportedly filed a lawsuit with Apple in China, seeking to halt manufacturing and selling of iPhones in the country earlier this month.
In other related news, WSJ earlier reported that Apple wont use Qualcomm components in its 2018 iPhone and iPad lineup. The report also added that Apple will ditch Qualcomm and may use modem chips from Intel and MediaTek while designing iPhones and iPads for 2018. The decision comes because of a dispute over the Cupertino giant's use of Qualcomm's proprietary technology.
The San-Diego based chip designer now finds itself tangled in an ongoing battle with the Cupertino giant, and it appears the dispute just keeps on escalating.


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0106 - Small & Unannounced: Unity & Underground Churches (w/ Karen Ellis)
Hosts: Isaac Adams & Trillia Newbell
Guest: Karen Ellis
Overview: "Jesus told them another parable: "The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and planted in his field…" (Matt. 13:31)
Missiologist Karen Ellis joins Isaac Adams and Trillia Newbell to share insights about race and unity from her work with underground churches. Karen focuses on the faithfulness of brothers and sisters in churches around the world as they do work that is small and unannounced. That's what the things of the kingdom typically are—small, quiet, unannounced. Nonetheless, Karen reminds us that, "Unity may not be loudest voice out the gate, but praise God, it'll be the voice that lasts into eternity."
If you have ever felt like you're not an expert on race and unity, if you have ever felt spiritually flabby in your prayer life, join us for this episode. In it, Karen reminds us of the freedom there is in faithfulness and in not having our voices dominate the scene and she speaks to other questions as well:
Is race a only a challenge for American churches? How has the conversation about race changed for evangelical Christians over the years? Do you have to be an expert to speak about race, the church, and justice?
The powerless have a word about power. If believers in a loud world can be quiet enough, we just might hear it.
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How many times have I mentioned my upcoming yoga retreat? Is it clear? Yoga (and creativity) retreat, Park City, leave tomorrow? Very excited? Bought a little notebook in which to start a comic?
So, like, 44 ish hours. Four yoga classes, one painting class, one hike, and one dance class.
The packing list requests long, fitted pants and a shirt that covers your shoulders for the dance class.
Theories: we're going to do some insane kind of dancing? We'll be inside, I think ... and it's at night, so it can't be a sun protection thing. Maybe our teacher is Mormon (Park City ya know) and doesn't want to see shoulders? Is that a thing I should know?
I shall report back, do not fret.
Also, there's at least one Banksy in Park City. I have to run like, 8 or 12 miles on Saturday (between painting and evening yoga and then dance on Sat, it'll be fine and also wtf did I sign up for the Leadville Heavy Half?) and I'm going to run by it!! And stop. And take pictures. And a selfie.
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