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FMP Compete Project Evidence Directory
Month: June 2016
Final Major Project: Final Pieces
These are my final pieces. Refer to my Production logs for Harvard references within the articles.
double-page spread #1 final submission draft
FMP double page draft 2 (final submission piece)
Final Major Project: Week 9 Weekly progress
Progress this week regarding the production is almost difficult to analyse because most of the heavy-duty work was all completed. This week was mostly touching up the tiny adjustments on my production work, asking for the last few bits of feedback for my articles and layouts and (most importantly) (Covers Unit 8 4.1)- completing my final evaluation.
(Covers Unit 8 1.1/4.1)- To ensure that I had evaluated all elements of my Final Major Project to the highest level of detail possible, I referred back to my project plan which had outlines of my intended research methods/processes, target audience, methods of production, how I will plan and manage my time and keep track of my progress and targets. I was able to comment on these sections based on how well I believe I carried them out, what problems I faced during their stage and how I overcame them and how they impacted the final pieces whether they were positive or negative.
The use of this plan was immensely helpful with reflecting on every little detail of my project from the pre-production stage right through to adding the finishing touches to my final pieces. Not only was this also proof that I had carried out everything proposed in the proposal but also proof that I had met every criteria requested in this project.
(Covers Unit 8 4.1/1.1)- Even though I was mainly focusing on the final evaluation for most of this week, I still asked for feedback from my tutor on my double-page spreads and editor's letter for any final touches that needed adding. He mainly commented on how professional and clean the layout looked in correlation with the magazine's layout. However, even though he admitted there were very few things to adjust he did refer to the text box on the double-page spread #2 where it would look better if the text in it was a little bit more spaced out and the box itself so that it met in alignment with the columns on the opposing page. Also for my first double-page spread there was a tiny little bit of white page remaining from where the photo didn't quite meet the bottom of the page so that was corrected within a minute.
This week, I didn't really have any 'targets' to set apart from completing our URL document for ease of access when our Final Major Project is being graded. Although, Harvard referencing became a major cause for concern for a number of those in my class this week. We were all originally using the numbering format of Harvard referencing and we were all told that the required format was the conventional one where in-text citing was requested. This was a huge hassle for me because: I had to alter my research sketchbook entirely, rearrange my bibliography, and update all my previous blog posts with the new references and in-text cite the article drafts too. (Covers Unit 8 3.1/4.1)- Even though this did take up pretty much the rest of my week to complete, I did try to see it as a positive in the way that: it was a chance to double-check to see that every reference is in it's correct format depending on its source and that it's clearly in alphabetical order as required with the conventional Harvard format. Regarding my progress tracker book, this is what I mostly commented on for the week but I also noted how successful my final evaluation writing had gone too.
Final Major Project: Week 9 Production log
This week, considering this was the last week of project production, has actually been substantially easy-going and relaxed since all my final pieces were complete and it just meant touching up the smallest of details and asking for feedback on them too.
Here is the final article draft for my double-page spread #2. All seemed spot-on with my tutor but he suggested replacing the 'but' with an 'and' to emphasise the sentence a little more.
When they were all complete, I got started on my final evaluation which outlined how well my research process went, what obstacles I overcame/faced, how my final pieces look in comparison to my original intentions, how professional I think they look or what could be improved and if I have met the needs of my target audience. Also proof that I have met every criteria for the Final Major project.
(Covers Unit 8 4.1)- The main purpose of this final evaluation was to provide evidence of a number of things including: if I have successfully carried out what I proposed to in my proposal, if my final pieces look as hoped and like my magazine brand with back up from my production/research processes and how I kept on track with my personal management. (Covers Unit 8 1.1)- For extra support with ensuring I had all project elements covered here I went back to my project plan which outlined every element I needed to consider prior to research and production. It also helped me to judge whether or not I had carried out everything and/or met everything as mentioned on that plan.
(Covers Unit 8 3.1/2.1)- Obviously, all elements I evaluated has come relationship with my final pieces because without them I wouldn't have been able to present my final pieces as professionally or at the standard they looked at he end of this week. For instance, I was constantly referring to how my research processes were decided upon previous experiences and projects that allowed me to explore all the methods and sources that would be most beneficial to this one. I also analysed how my primary an secondary research methods all impacted my final pieces and how I organised my research with the use of my sketchbook portfolio and production schedule.
(Covers Unit 8 3.1)- Speaking of production schedule, I had a lot to write about when it came to my personal management because of how it allowed me to build up on so many new skills and lessons it taught me. For instance, both my progress tracker book and my feedback sheet were designed for feedback which was an element I struggled with at first in relation to asking for it face-to-face.However, I reflected in my evaluation from recent weeks ago that my final pieces wouldn't have looked the same as the do now, and would have definitely stunted the purpose of the emulation since the writing style I used at first wouldn't have been the same as 'Outdoor Photography'.
(Covers Unit 8 3.1/1.1)- I also had a fair amount to write in terms of the final pieces themselves because I was consistently referring to the skills I carried on from previous projects and new ones which I picked up along the way this time. One of which was in collaboration with an issue the I faced of having to do a little more research into the measurements and distance details but it meant having to readjust my layout so that it matched according to the magazine. It did take up the majority of my week, my spare time and interrupted my production schedule but ate final result was definitely worth it with the addition of a new InDesign skill to take with me next year and possibly as a journalist in the future.
Although my final evaluation was completed without any hassle this week, there was one problem that came up for every person in my class. This was Harvard referencing. we have to all Harvard reference our work correctly in order to pass the Final Major Project and were all originally doing it in the numbered format. this was until we were all told that the required method of it was the conventional Harvard referencing method and not the numbering method. This was unsurprisingly distressing for many of us and definitely myself because this meant that every one of us had to go back over all our references and re-cite them correctly. This was majorly worrying for me because this method was like starting from scratch and I was extremely all throughout this project anyway that they were correct or not no mater how many times I checked the format. (Covers unit 8 4.1)- However, as distressing as it was for me, I did try to think of it as a positive in the way that it allowed me to thoroughly check that each format is correct based on it's sources and to check that they are ALL there anyway. Basically just to double-check again that they are what the markers/graders are asking for.
Final Major Project: Final evaluation
Final Major Project- Final evaluation:
For my Final Major Project, I decided to create two double-page spreads and an opening page (Editor's letter) relating to my chosen topic of why photography exists in many people's lives today linking to the technology that enables beginners to produce stunning quality photos. I decided to base it on the photography magazine 'Outdoor Photography' since I've used this magazine brand for my first final project and so I was able to remember the success I had with the emulation of the layout, content and features such as the separation lines and page folios.
Research methods:
(Covers unit 8 2.1)- After considering all the available research opportunities available for my topic and medium, I decided to bring in my sketchbook once again as the backbone for all my research findings whether they were primary or secondary findings. (Covers unit 8 4.1)- This made me remember having it within my first final project and how it allowed me to engage more thoroughly with the findings. This was no exception either because even though I had a lot more to take in such as all measurements, distances and in-depth analysis of the language style used, spending more time on applying it to my portfolio also contributed to make me feel like I've put more effort into my research to make it look more presentable rather than using a computer to simply paste my findings on to a document- with the chances of missing out on vital information being higher.
(Covers unit 8 2.1)- My portfolio was just the backbone for holding my research though. I feel that my primary and secondary research findings made the whole process even more rewarding since I managed to gather findings that really enhanced not only the quality of my articles but also my own personal knowledge. My primary research involved mainly the use of carrying out email interviews with professional photographers so that I could gather their views of their love for photography as well as their opinions on modern photographic technology. One very rewarding aspect here was that I managed to make contact with one photographer who had his work published in recent issues of 'OP' so this made my double-page spreads feel somewhat more value to me and possibly more trustworthy to the target audience. (Covers Unit 8 3.1)- The fact that I had started conducting the questions before the project rem begun and sent one of them off at this time made it a lot easier for me to prepare for any delays in replies and come up with any alternatives if need be (which wasn't required after all which made the whole process even more promising).
(Covers unit 8 2.2)- When it came to my secondary research, this allowed me to engage more with the findings since it involved the use of the magazine itself to gain information all the elements that formed 'OP's unique style and layout. After completing this section of research, it made me confirm that this was definitely the most beneficial part of the whole process; not just because of how it flashbacked back to the first final project but it made me ask myself- what better research for my project is there than the sources of my magazine itself? (Covers Unit 8 1.1)- This question also reminded me of how my Final Major Project intended to meet the requirements of my target audience so using the source as physical research was also understanding how the target audience became attracted to the magazine so that I could implement that into mine. However, more of my secondary research included looking into types of modern camera, lenses, smartphone platforms and editing software available today. The majority of these were online sources so they saved a lot of time overall looking for them.
All my choices for research methods carried out were a result of past projects and experiences of success with them such as my research unit which introduced all the various research methods and sources. (Covers unit 8 2.1/3.1)- Having this knowledge benefited massively when it came to determining my methods- especially with my email interviews because it reminded me of how to conduct my questions so that they were open and neutral to gain the most information. As a result, I did manage to very successfully gather some very detailed answers which I was effectively able to use within my double-page spreads.
(Covers unit 8 2.2/4.1)- Although the research process allowed me to thoroughly complete my double-page spreads and opening letter, there were obstacles that got in the way but they were only minor and somewhat expected. One of them was that I did find it a lot harder researching the technological side of my content rather than the existing content of the magazine because once I had that I had to put it into an article that emulated the style of 'OP'. From this reflection though, it looks like I found this element the most challenging to face during the production rather than the research process. (Covers Unit 8 1.1)- Although I used all the research methods and presentation techniques I was familiar with from past experience, it did allow me to make room for applying some news elements to is such as producing a content page for easier access to what section my research plays in my project and a very strict Harvard reference list showing which sources I got all my findings from.
Final pieces:
All the pieces below are my submission pieces for my Final major Project including the two double-page spreads and the editor's letter.
double-page spread #1 final submission draft
FMP double page draft 2 (final submission piece)
(Covers Unit 8 1.1)- For my double-page spreads, I can't say that I originally had 'intentions' for the aesthetic side of it because I didn't choose an existing page from 'OP' to emulate, although I was expecting the layout to look identical to what would be seen in in the magazine- which is what the target audience expect as well.
From looking at both of my final double-page spreads it's definitely evident that I have followed all of my intended instructions for production. For instance, how effective my methods of research had been regarding the secondary research towards the layout and measurement details- all coming from the 'OP' magazine itself! Also not forgetting the use of Adobe InDesign to create it. Due to all this, I now feel a strong sense of admiration for the final pieces (Covers Unit 8 3.1/1.1)- My research only played around half of the final result of my pieces though; the majority of it was down to the use of Adobe InDesign which featured various tools that allowed me to emulate the text font/size, height and width of the text columns, thickness of the separation lines and distances of spacing between each object to name just a few. All of these were a massive success in allowing me to produce the quality of work I produced overall but having prior experience with InDesign also helped me to recall what tools performed which tasks so
(Covers Unit 8 2.1)- However, there were some more complex and substantial problems I was faced with during the actual production period- some of which link to my research. A perfect example included I was reminded to consider all the measurements that my magazine held in certain areas. As much of a helping hand this was, it did cause some major disruption for the progress I had currently made with my double-page spread because it meant that it wasn't possible to readjust the measurements without disturbing the entire layout of my double-page spreads. Even though this did cause severe disruption to my production schedule and ate into my spare time to sort out, it was definitely worth it in the end because both my double-page spreads looked much cleaner, orderly and spaced out which is what my target audience is used to in the actual 'OP' magazine. (Covers Unit 8 1.1)- This whole experience is also a good one to keep in mind regarding future progression and as a journalist in the industry: this is a vital skill I can and obviously will carry on into next year's projects and it has taught me the importance of using my own judgement when it came to problem-solving, even if it means carrying out the little extra research- which I had to do in this case scenario.
(Covers Unit 8 4.1/1.1)- This measurement-adjustment process introduced some self-refection towards my previous projects, especially my first final project. I compared the double-page spread I create then to my current ones to see the difference and I was honestly very surprised at the unexpected difference I had for mixed reasons. I was over the moon to see the proof in my current double-page spreads of how far I have progressed over the year regarding the skills I have been able to use to more of an industry standard over time and how many new skills I have learned in the Final Major project compared to my first term as a journalism student. However, I did feel a sense of regret that I didn't really consider the use of the tiny measurements for my first project because that spread looked a lot more crowded and not spaced out enough. But then I realised that for a student who has had little experience of the software on a course which they have never studied before, I wouldn't have remembered to consider those little elements!
FMP editor's letter (final submission piece)
(Covers unit 8 3.1/1.1)- As for my editor's letter, my expectation on this were totally different to the double-page spreads because the editor's letter is the same in every issue in terms of the layout, measurements and what and where everything is positioned so this was very easy for me to replicate.
Regarding the production of my editor's letter, I'd happily say that the process of development was much smoother and less tense to complete because: I was emulating a set layout that appears in every issue of 'OP' and I had the experience with researching more into the measurements and distances of elements apart from each other. This meant that I could measure out everything on the page coming from the issue itself and use this as a guide when it came to actually creating it on InDesign.
(Covers Unit 8 3.1)- Not only this learning curve but also the recent discovery of the measurement and X/Y axis tools allowed me to replicate these millimetre measurements without error. Due to both of these factors combined, the result is a final editor's letter that looks pretty identical to the existing one in terms of the paragraph and column measurements, almost-perfect accuracy with the font text and how I even applied a little 'throw-back' with the use of the double-page spread I created for my first final project! (Covers unit 8 3.1/2.2)- However, I did face a few difficulties that could have impacted the overall final piece. One of them was that InDesign didn't have the exact correct font for the 'at a glance' section. All I could do here was find the closest look-alike to the font used by 'OP'. another problem was the grey arrows in this section because InDesign didn't have the tools to create this. The fact that I could create it in Word and them copy it across proved that- along with the text font- that problem solving comes to me more naturally than previously (with thanks to project 2 which was all about problem solving!) it's also perfect practice for the industry within journalism because if I couldn't face up to problems and solve them then, no news would be of a good enough quality to publish or get published at all.
Looking at how all of my final pieces have turned out and how they have progressed through the production process, I have clearly proved that I have effectively carried out all that I proposed during my proposal regarding the use of Adobe InDesign. In fact, I have successfully gone above and beyond this with how many new skills I have picked up along the way with the measurement tools and the X/Y axis tools too. All of these factors have also posed perfect opportunities for self-reflection on my progress as a journalism student but also in relation to the industry.
Target Audience:
My target audience for this project clearly depended on my magazine brand I set myself to emulate and my topic(s). My general target audience for the magazine was aimed at those of all genders and backgrounds with a strong interest or passion for photography but my topic narrowed it down to amateur or beginner photographers who are wishing to or starting to take up photography- this was concluded during my project pitch when my tutors questioned me on whether my target audience would be more appropriately based in categories of interest rather than age and gender due to the content of the magazine. (Covers Unit 8 2.2)- In relation to my double-page spreads in particular, I feel very strongly that I have clearly met the requirements of the target audience due to the fact that I have successfully developed two double-page spreads that show a strong relationship with the layout of the magazine and an editor's letter that replicated almost by the millimetre the actual page from 'OP'.
(Covers Unit 8 1.1/2.2)- Any of my final pieces for the Final Major Project will ask the question of whether they have met the requirements of my target audience. And although I haven't replicate my double-page spreads from any existing ones, I can say that I have indeed met the target audience's requirement through the aesthetically identical appearance to the existing layout of the magazine- which is the same in every issue and hence that, is what the target audience expect from every issue of 'Outdoor Photography'. As for the editor's letter I produced, this was definitely no exception; the first thing the reader finds when they open the cover page of 'OP' is the editor's latter in the same format, style, layout and text font in every issue. As a result, this is what they expect from every issue and I can assure the reader that from how mine looks regarding professionalism and identical layout and format, the target audience would most probably become as intrigued as ever to read mine if it was to appear in the actual magazine itself.
This was in collaboration with how 'Outdoor Photography' features all different experiences from various photographers in every issue.
Personal management:
(Covers Unit 8 3.1)- For my double-page spreads, I and set myself to do a first draft and a final draft for each within a wo-week period: one week for the first draft and the next week for the final one. This only applied to the double-page spreads because I knew they would look totally different from each other in terms if layout and both feature very different content, even though the target audience would clearly whether or not they both looked like they came from 'OP'. The other point of one week per draft was so that I could recall my memory with Adobe InDesign and get back to grip with the tools available once again.
(Covers unit 8 3.1/1.1)- Overall, I personally believe that my strongest skills here was how I managed my time and how I planned my production schedule according to the deadline and how each stage should take to complete. I also kept in mind that we had a couple of bank holiday Mondays and a one week half term which counted as one project week so I managed to organise my work around that. I also left those weeks completely blank of any production work in case I had anything I might have fallen behind on or need to finish. (Covers unit 8 1.1)- However, even though this element of the Final Major Project covered criteria, I also needed to prove that I understood what each criteria meant and how to achieve it. This was when I developed my own blog post checklist that consisted of a production log and weekly progress summary that covered certain criteria depending on the work completed that week. This assured me beyond everything else that I was achieving each criteria to distinction standard and that I was also considering endlessly about what went well that week but also what I could have I improved upon too.
(Covers Unit 8 4.1)- Though saying this, there was one major weakness that I didn't really realise I had until it was mentioned by my tutor: asking for feedback on my production work. This was quite hard for me to become friends with at first because my confidence levels in myself were still lower than they should have been. However, I notice over the weeks that I was handing over more article drafts each time for feedback and corrections that needed making. As hard as this was for me to get to grips with at first, it taught me that the positives that came out of it were miles greater than the feelings of mild disheartening, (Covers Unit 8 1.1)- and the feedback even taught me a few things about my magazine brand that I didn't really pick up on before. For instance: my tutor commented that my language compared to the 'OP's' language style meant that mine was very conversational and talked how I would talk for real. It was also noticed that I referred directly towards my photos whereas the magazine articles talk about the journey taking them rather than directly towards the photo. All this required was altering my articles according to all written feedback given and my language style research. Not only did this teach me one of the most vital lessons of the project but in the context that these errors would have lowered my final grade for definite and a skill I can build more and more confidence in overtime in preparation for next year and as a future journalist.
(Covers Unit 8 4.1/3.1)- Other major helpful and successful elements of the project included my learner progress tracker and feedback sheet(s) which held all my feedback given and how I was going to implement that into my production work- all of which helped me to keep on track with my progress and get myself into the habit of setting interim deadlines, playing a part of my production schedule too. Even though many of my target were 'to complete…' or 'to research more on…' I found it really handy when it came to looking over the week's production with my tutor so that he could voice his thoughts on my work whether they were good or suggestions for improvement. This definitely involved the week where the target for regular feedback-asking was implemented so whatever the targets were, this proves that they all made my pieces as professional and 'OP' emulated as they look now.
Final Major Project: Step-by step guide
As mentioned and referred to all throughout the Final Major Project, I have used a wide variety of skills and software tools in order to complete my double-page spreads, opening page (editor's letter) not to mention the support they have also given me in achieving a millimetre accuracy for the magazine brand of 'Outdoor Photography'. However, it has been brought up upon by one of my tutors that as part of the practical skills criteria for this project, a step-by-step guide would be useful in completing this criteria- which is also a unit itself. I know that i have made extremely thorough reference to my practical skills used during the production but I know for sure that I haven't gone over how each tool is used or the process of applying each. This was mainly because I have had the knowledge and aid of previous step-by-step blog posts from the beginning of the course. But thinking about it now, I have learned a number of new tools and skills that I haven't used in any of my previous projects so a step-by-step guide in this situation would probably benefit myself for the future as well as those who probably haven't used Adobe InDesign before.
First of all, when I opened Adobe InDesign it came up with the page measurement options as well as opening the project as a document, book or library. This was absolutely essential since I needed to replicate the exact measurements for my magazine so the content could sit in according to it too. I was able to adjust the height and width of the page in millimetres according to what my magazine publication measures as.
When this accurately-measured page opened up, it only came up with the one page. When it came to the editor's letter I used only this page but for both my double-page spreads, I needed to add an extra one next to it. I went to the 'pages' option on the right hand tool bar and dragged another page to the existing one I wanted so that they sat next to each other.
Creating the text box was easily done using the tool bar on the left hand side of the page. I clicked on the tool symbolised by the letter 'T' and from there, I drew the text box to the size I desired.
All of my final double-page spreads and editor's letter consisted of paragraphs in neat columns of identical heights and widths. To create the columns, I Clicked on the paragraph options tool below the font tools on the top left hand corner and from there, I Selected the number of columns I wanted from the columns tool along the top tool bar.
This was also where I could adjust the distance between each column- which was essential for me since I needed to adjust this according to my magazine brand. This tool was available literally right below the paragraph number tool so I was able to enter the distance between the columns I needed in millimeters.
In order to apply the images I required, I went to 'file, place' and selected the images I desired from my own files. Once this was done, I used either the height and width measurement tools or my mouse to adjust the size of it but this resulted in the image being out of proportion with its new size. This was when I right-clicked on it, chose 'fitting' and 'fit frame proportionally' so the whole image would fit in its new size comfortably.
Because my magazine brand has lots of little measurements that I needed to apply to my projects by the millimeter, the X and Y axis tool was immensely useful because it helped me achieve just this. However, this tool only came up whenever I clicked on any element on my page(s). Once I had correctly aligned any chosen element that needed re-positioning, I clicked on the X axis tool to move it horizontally and the Y axis to move it vertically in the number of millimeters I required.
Just next to the Y and X axis tool applications were the height and width application tools. I was able to use this on nearly every element of my double-page spread and editor's letter, from paragraph columns, distance measurements, image sizing and the size of the text boxes. It was as easy as clicking on the feature I wanted re-sizing and apply the height and width I required in millimeters.
It was also required of me to produce the vertical and horizontal lines in between the article columns. To do this, I scrolled down the left hand tool bar and selected the line tool from which I drew the line I desired on the page. I could then re-position and re-size it with the measurement tools if required.
During the main articles in my double-page spreads, drop-caps appeared at the very beginning. Since this featured in my magazine brand, I emulated this by highlighting the letter(s) I wanted enlarging and then headed over to the very top right hand corner where I clicked on the little arrow which lead to to a tool bar. From there, I clicked on 'Drop caps and nested styles…' which then allowed me to enter the number of lines I wanted my letter to take up in it's column- according to my magazine!
Final Major Project: Week 8 weekly progress
(Covers Unit 8 3.1)- This week, since I had begun and finished my opening page (editor's letter), I do feel a strong sense of satisfaction with the progress made. This doesn't apply just to the completion of my editor's letter though; it's also because of the quality of the emulation I carried out throughout the production too. Because I deliberately paid the most attention to the measurements and distances of elements, I had very little to improve upon at the end of the production of it and the overall page looked much more like the emulation I expected but hoped for. (Covers Unit 8 1.1)- I knew that this method of production wouldn't have been too much of an interruption with the rest of the tools used in the software because after weeks of using InDesign for my double-page spread I knew all the tools of by heart including what thy do and how to access them. All I needed to do was access them and apply the correct measurement to them on my page so if anything, production time was the same as it normally is.
(Covers Unit 8 2.2)- However, the reason I may have completed it in this week along may have been because it was only one page and that page holds the same layout, style and measurements in every issue of 'Outdoor Photography'. Even though I researched more than one, I only really needed to look at one and use that as my guide for this emulation. The evidence for this has come from my research of the several issues analysed.
(Covers Unit 8 1.1/2.1/2.2)- One major piece of feedback I got, amongst the rest of my class, was my grades for criteria Unit 8 1.1/2.1/2.2. The grade for these first three criteria were all of a Distinction standard and explained to me how I have consistently and precisely broken down each criteria requirement in order to understand in detail how to achieve each one, how in-depth my research has been with my sketchbook and how detailed my evaluations and production logs are in sync with the project criteria. (Covers Unit 8 3.1)- Although this was extremely promising feedback for more than half my project, my tutor made me realise that all of the work I have produced so far for this project all hold a good and strong ground for me to progress next year and use to my higher advantage in order to 'carry out some more substantive journalism in the future'.
(Covers Unit 8 4.1)- In terms of our progress tracker booklets and our progress within that, we were back to normal this week regarding discussing this one-to-one with our tutor. On my section, I commented on how starting my editor's letter article over the week off had really helped me to get stuck in with producing the layout for this piece as well as purchasing he extra issue to allow me to start it. I also mentioned how my confidence with asking for feedback is growing slowly but surely as well as the frequency in questions regarding Harvard referencing I was/am asking. However, I did comment on the stress levels at one point being higher than usual this week but despite that, I was able to not let it get in the way of producing a good emulation of the editor's page mainly because of the care put in with all the tiny measurements with millimetre-accuracy!
In response to my views, the feedback my tutor gave me was mainly related to what he spoke to me about yesterday with criteria Unit 8 1.1/2.1/2.2 in the way that I have developed the skills required for carrying out the real yet required journalism. He also mentioned that my project and the final pieces as part of it pose a strong point as to progress from and that I should be taking confidence from my drafting processes and the way that they are making the end pieces and articles even more improved by the day.
In terms of my feedback sheet, this weeks' additions mainly consisted of the what was said about my grades for my work currently marked over the half term and about how the skills that have lead me to complete my Final Major Project pieces have put me in a very strong position in which for me to progress upon and to achieve higher ambitions for my work next year.
(Covers Unit 8 4.1)- Regarding the targets for this week which were set before half-term, I wasn't entirely able to achieve the target of completing my first editor's letter draft since I didn't have appropriate access to some of the image files to complete it. However, this will cause distraction to my final production week but only to a minor degree because it was only two images that needed applying and I've already references the required one so that will save even more time. (Covers Unit 8 1.1)- Speaking of next week's targets, these are all incorporated into my production schedule anyway since this week is purely applying finishing touches to all my final pieces, producing my final evaluation and proof-reading literally every blog post and piece of Final Major Project work- not to mention Harvard references and making certain that they are there in the appropriate places and formats. I will do the majority of this proof-reading but I will definitely get my tutor and fellow classmates to also proof-read my work for spelling and sentence structure: a vital skill as a journalist which shows trust in another person's feedback to provide the audience with the best information and news possible!


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Managing business processes had always been a challenge. With the advent of mobile technologies, managers and all stakeholders could track work progress on the go. Mobility solutions and enterprise applications play a relevant and important role in BPM (Business Process Management). In this blog post, we are going to discuss how Enterprise mobility helps BPM by facilitating better workflow management, accurate updates on progress reports; adapts and alerts on delays or pre-defined changes.
BPM works through certain steps. The process starts with Visualizing and followed by 'measuring', 'analyzing', 'improving', 'controlling' and finally ends up with re-engineering. Please note, it is easier said than done. It generates reports and keeps the entire team on a single page, thus making the communication channels very efficient. An increased efficiency helps accomplish organizational goals better.
Why 'Mobile'?
The main advantages of mobility solutions are hidden under the feature 'tracking'. Yes! With the help of modern mobility solutions, you will be able to track human as well as movable assets through GPS. Let us give you an example; suppose you deal with vacuum cleaners and like any other entrepreneur you would like to expand your business to the next level. Your sales executives are now out for a door-to-door demo. However, at the end of the day, the sales figure is NIL. Now with the help of an enterprise mobility application, you can literally track each sales executives of your team. Whether they are really visiting or not, how much time they are spending and so on.
Tracking your resources effectively could generate a sale on a long-term basis. Moreover, enterprise apps have the capability to do a lot more –
In accordance with the above discussions, it can definitely be said that enterprise mobility solution is not only getting significant relevance in today's World but also it is becoming one of the smartest ways to enhance one's business in the shortest possible time. In association with a professional enterprise solution provider, you can overcome the challenges and take advantage of the ideal opportunity to excel further.

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This bar is as it sounds, Pure. It is the simple, powerful base of all of our chocolates. It is the best way to really taste our Be Raw chocolate. It is essentially "in the Raw".
Manipura, solar plexus chakra. Do what your soul longs-for.
The solar plexus chakra represent self empowerment, being our authentic selves, and having the will to do.
Ingredients: cacao powder*, cacao butter*, agave nectar*, organic coconut palm sugar, vanilla bean powder,* Himalayan salt. *Raw, organic, ethical and vegan.


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Yes, that's where I'm going.
For 6 months.
To help rebuild.
I volunteered.
Except this time I get paid.
And I'll have electricity and running water.
Hopefully, I'll do some good. Anyone can build barracks on a military base. I want to do more.
09 February 2008
The Next Adventure
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Returns + Exchanges
You have 7 days to decide if an item is right for you. Four Fountains will refund or exchange an item, provided that it has not been damaged, soiled, washed, altered or worn and that all labels and tags are attached. Underwear/swimwear bottoms are final sale for hygienic reasons. All Custom pieces are final sale.
Your refund will be issued to the same credit card you used for the original purchase. Shipping and handling costs are not refundable.
If you mail in your return, you will receive an email confirmation. Please allow up to 2 weeks for the credit to be reflected in your account. Allow up to 2 billing cycles for the credit to appear on your credit card statement.


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DEVON and Devonish typeface
A bindery may well have several brass fonts for finishing the cases of books. One such old but popular typeface is DEVON - a 19th century san-serif design for which there hasn't been a digital version - until now!
Why would a book-maker want a digitial version? to experiment with designs on-screen before committing to cloth; to get clients' approval; to create dies in a matching typeface; to use characters that aren't available in the bindery's brass letters.
I created a font that matches DEVON as closely as I could, working from an old catalogue of typefaces and some brass sets I have in my own bindery. There will inevitably be variations in the engraved letters from over 100 years of production (you can even buy new sets from P&S Engravers, Sussex, UK) so I have called this electronic version Devonish since it may not be a dead ringer for your own set - for example I find a little extra kerning is needed for a good match to my own sets of letters.
Devonish is released under the SIL Open Font licence. The latest version of the font will always be downloadable here


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Kyle's fascination with food started at the tender age of almost 3 years old. Long afternoons were spent baking and icing cupcakes under moms supervision. Setting up a stall in the driveway, these "kitchen delights" were sold to the passing trade (mainly domestics on their way home to the station). Recalls son Kyle, now a partner in Fraiche Ayres, "I think people supported us because I was a cute two-and-a-half year peddler of confectioneries.
At the age of 4 Kyle had moved with his parents to run "The Post House" in Greyton. "In charge" of stock control Kyle often raided the kitchen cajoling the chef to dish out dinners of chocolate mousse, homemade biscuits and other tasty treats. Some evenings he was found fast asleep amongst the onions and potatoes under the kitchen table while waiting for mum to put him to bed – Sweet dreams.
Always curios, Kyle loved to explore the fridges and sample the dishes. Characteristically, he often made himself useful by stirring a pot while standing on a wooden chair next to the stove. Kyle's taste for fine food was foundered right there.
On the weekends he would be found tending to the families 500sqm organic vegetable garden supplying mountains of seasonal vegetables to the local morning market, earning Kyle some well earned pocket money.
After school Kyle set off on a gap year to England to gain experience at the renowned Stoke Park Country Club in Buckinghamshire. Kyle's starring role was his appointment as Head Supervisor Public Catering for the International PGA Golf Tournament held in 2003. Amongst the many celebrities who regularly attended the club, Kyle had the pleasure of personally serving Claudia Scheiffer, Mathew Perry and Hugh Grant.
On return Kyle helped run 4 star Mymering Guest House for 2 months whilst mom and dad were away on holiday.
After finishing his B. Business Science (Hons) degree, Kyle left home on a voyage of discovery of his own. Travelling through South America,Thailand and the Mediterranean, Kyle's palate was inspired by the local flavours acquired in Palma and especially those of pain's seaboard, Greece and Turkey. While abroad Kyle joined a 100ft US-owned 'super yacht' in the Med and began making his passage as Chef (using many of mum's recipes!). Two seasons of cruising – crewing, bar tendering, and cooking – saw Kyle return home to help his mum. Kyle's Stoke Park skills and experience were used to design an efficient kitchen and to create the all important kitchen pass.
Popular with young and old alike, Kyle added a new energy and impetus to the restaurant and was an immediate hit with the customers (not surprising since fruit doesn't fall from the tree). Releasing the reins, Pam allowed Kyle to front-up and he quickly moved on to managing the business on a day-to-day basis, while she in turn took time to travel.
Taking advantage of the opportunity, Kyle introduced his own special recipes, tastes and twists to the chalk board menu. New flavoursome dishes and fresh Mediterranean-style salads soon became the "new order" – much to the delight of the 'regulars'.
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For some people, holiday in Madrid is not just about having fun and visiting some incredible places then ending up by staying in some famous hotels in Madrid. In this city every type of journey is possible to do including religious journey. For Christians, Catholics and even Moslem, they could find sacred buildings built in a high architecture. Most of those religious buildings represent the glorious days of Spain in the past. On the other side, they also describe how various are religions in Spain.
When we come down to Madrid and walk through the roads while sightseeing left and right side, there will be so many churches for Catholics instead of hotels Madrid, restaurants and other modern spots. The church is built using different style and concept. The newest church buildings are usually built using twentieth century style combining neo-gothic with modern architecture.
When you go to the south of Spain, there will be a temple called Templo de Debod which was designed using Egyptian style. Although this building does not represent certain religion but still Egyptian mythology about different gods is well captured in Templo de Debod.
Come to San Gines church first. You don't need to worship here but you could just come and look how beautiful the church is. San Gines is considered as the oldest church in Europe. It was ever stated that San Gines was firstly built in ninth century. So many stories have been created in this church including wedding, death ceremony and even drama performance from some great Span artists and actors.
Most of beautiful buildings in Madrid are not only functioned as place to worship and preach. Jewish's religious synagogue in Madrid is sometimes used for Jewish to hold religious service and exhibit their cultural artwork and activities. In weekdays, you could still visit this place to know how Israel's Jewish in their daily life.
Muslims' sacred building could be also found here in Madrid. Besides mosques, you could go to Mezquita. This house is placed as the Center of Islamic Culture in Spain especially Madrid. Mezquita is often called as one of the biggest mosques in Europe. Muslims often come here every day and every Friday where men worship their God. Not just Arabic come here but also Spanish and Caucasian people. Mezquita was firstly opened in 1992.
Besides Mezquita, there is still another mosque called Mezquita Central. It is the second biggest mosque in Madrid and Spain. Tourists often come here to admire the details of Mezquita Central including the calligraphy and architecture. The increasing number of Muslims in Europe particularly Madrid in Spain becomes the main reason why this mosque was built.
Not just churches, mosques and temples are considered religious. Even in a museum, you could find another religious site filled with Christian themed artwork. Prado Museum is one of the greatest art museums in the world influenced by Christian theme. The collections are varied but most of them are paintings. Most of them are created centuries ago so when you come here, you will be drawn back to the era where Spain is still the most powerful country in the world.
Going around churches, mosques and temples will be so much tiring. Therefore you need to stop at some fine Madrid hotels which will give you another interesting day to spend.


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Novus Alpha V3 GPS speed camera detector finished in matt black, provides information of fixed, average speed, possible mobile, red light cameras and accident blackspots across the UK with clear natural voice announcements. The Novus Alpha V3 ultilises the unique vehicle profile mode, allowing drivers to select the category of vehicle they are driving, the Novus Alpha V3 will then advise the driver of the correct speed limit for their vehicle when in a camera zone.
Novus Alpha V3 operation is via the supplied 24 key IR (Infra-Red) remote control. Novus Alpha V3 also includes FREE lifetime speed camera database updates.
Novus Alpha V3 has been discontinued.
Accessories including the USB update cable are still available for your Alpha to view them all click here.
Looking for a speed camera detector with FREE speed camera updates? You may wish to consider the Snooper MY-SPEED XL.
For the latest range of speed camera detectors click here.
Novus Alpha V3 builds upon the multi award-winning speed camera database used by all Novus based products and adds the unique vehicle profile mode and provides warnings via clear natural voice announcements and full colour OLED screen that gives you more information as you drive including your vehicle speed, camera type and enforced speed limit.
Novus Alpha V3 features an OLED 1.5-inch screen, using OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology Novus Alpha V3 overcomes the problem of viewing the screen in bright sunlight. The Novus Alpha V3 features a wide range of features which the user can access using the supplied IR (Infra-Red) remote control.
Novus Alpha V3 is ready to go with speed camera database for UK installed and contains GPS co-ordinates of the following speed cameras and road safety hazards: Fixed speed cameras, SPECS speed cameras, Mobile speed cameras, Red light cameras, Congestion charging zones, Saftey camera protection zones, Accident black spots, Steep hills and Sharp bends. Using the Novus Alpha V3 remote control the user can enable of disable individual groups of warning types.
When stationary the Novus Alpha V3 displays the time, when in motion the current vehicle speed is then shown. The Novus Alpha V3 also provides date, time, SOS position, maximum speed, elapsed time and distance travelled for each trip.
Novus Alpha V3 Vehicle Profile Mode
The Novus Alpha V3 vehicle profile feature allows you to select from a choice of six different vehicle types including car, cars towing caravans or trialers, buses and coaches, goods vehicles below 7.5tonnes and goods vehicles exceeding 7.5tonnes. Once the vehicle profile mode for your vehicle has been selected Novus Alpha V3 will then warn you of the speed limit at speed camera locations for your specific vehicle type e.g.
A mobile speed camera can be enforcing a section of dual carriageway where the speed limit is posted as 60mph.
If the profile is set to 'Car' then the Novus Alpha V3 will warn:
'Warning possible mobile camera ahead, limit 60 miles per hour'.
If the profile is set to 'Goods vehicle exceeding 7.5 tonnes' then the Novus Alpha V3 will warn:
'Warning possible mobile camera ahead, limit 50 miles per hour'.
Novus Alpha V3 Features
‣Warnings of fixed cameras including Gatso, Truvelo, SPECS, Speedmaster and DS2
‣Warnings of red light cameras
‣Warnings of possible mobile sites
‣Warnings of accident black spots
‣Clearly announces the legal speed limit when approaching camera sites
‣Clear voice alerts
‣1.5-inch colour OLED screen
‣Comprehensive UK speed camera database collated by experienced ex-Traffic Police
‣Six different vehicle profile modes e.g. car mode, HGV mode
‣Operation via 24 key IR remote control
‣Natural voice alerts and colour visual warnings
‣Accurate Speed Reading
‣KMH or MPH modes
‣Record unique POI
‣Safe driving mode
‣Camera only mode
‣Comprehensive UK speed camera database - updated weekly
‣12-24 volt operation
‣Easily transferable between vehicles (extra magnetic mount required)
‣16 Channel Super Serse GPS engine
‣USB 2.0 compatible
‣FREE lifetime UK speed cameras updates
‣2 Years manufacturers warranty
The Novus Alpha V3 is simple to install, using the vehicles cigerette lighter and a magnetic mount on the dashboard, the Novus Alpha V3 is easy to install, taking seconds to install and remove from your vehicle.
Novus Alpha V3 is preloaded with a comprehensive speed camera database. Updates require a PC with Internet connection. In order to update the Novus Alpha V3 speed camera database you will require a PC running Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP or Windows 7 system software and Internet access.
What's in the box? (when purchased from ActiveGPS.co.uk)
‣Novus Alpha V3
‣In Car Power Lead
‣Magnetic Mount
‣Remote Control
‣USB Lead
‣User Manual
Novus Alpha V3 Accessories
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Novus Alpha V3 Technical Specification
‣Technology: GPS
‣Installation: Plug & Play
‣Power: 12-24 volt, cigarette lighter
‣Dimensions: Width - 60mm, Depth - 95mm, Height - 45mm
‣Free Subscription Period: Lifetime
‣Guarantee: 2-year
‣Novus Alpha V3 manual
Manual requires Adobe Acrobat Reader
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This product is a sophisticated electronic device which requires that you read, understand, and act upon the information given in the instruction manual (usually available via the above 'manual' link). You will need internet access and, in accordance with the manufacturers' recommendations, regularly seek out and accept all firmware or software updates offered by the manufacturer. All GPS devices need to 'see' the satellites in the sky. Therefore you will need to know that your vehicle does not have glass that will block or impede the GPS signal.
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Inogen one G3 Carry Bag in Blue
Inogen one G3 Carry Bag with adjustable, padded strap & extra carry handle is the perfect bag for summer!
Backordered until May 27th
Also accommodates the oxygo unit
4 pockets, 2 large side pockets (magnetic button flaps), large back pocket, inside zippered pocket
Back grommet for charging your G3
Zippered bottom so you can change your G3 batteries easier (fits both standard & double batteries)
Fabric: faux suede (feels like real suede) but, easier to clean, light blue
Front Side to side dimensions: 12 x 9.5 (this is pocket to pocket) side to side front is 7x9.5 the same as the g3 unit.
Side pockets: 8x7 (one on each side with magnetic button closure)
Back Pocket: 8x8.5
Inside zippered pocket: 7.5 x 7
Width of strap: 1.5"
Strap Length: 30" x 42" Comes with a padded strap for extra comfort
Grommet holes for cannula as well as charging cords. You can charge your batteries with the unit in the bag.
Gorgeous carry bag that can be worn on the shoulder or crossbody, side pockets are large enough to carry a small wallet, an extra battery (both single and double)
The new carry bags also come with a removable pad that allows you to carry a single or double battery.
Grab one today! Limited supply!
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A great home improvement project does many things: it improves the appearance of the home or the property, increases the amount of enjoyment a family gets from being at home, and makes the house more valuable when it comes time to sell it. If you are running out of home improvement projects but still want to spend some time working on improving your property, then the answer may be directly under your feet. While many homeowners spend all of their energy enhancing the interior of their home, updating kitchens and bathrooms, and installing new flooring, they often tend to neglect the outside of the house. This is a shame, as a great-looking patio, driveway, and even garage floor adds function and enjoyment to your property.
The Driveway Matters
Your driveway is one of the first things people will see when they come to your home, and because of that, it's essential that you pay attention to how it looks. Over time, even a professional poured driveway will begin to show signs of ageing and wear and tear, and this can come through dark oil spots left by cars, crumbling edges due to weather fluctuations, and even cracks and bumps from plants and tree roots. When your driveway needs to be repaired, you will want to call a company that specialises in ready-mix concrete in Coventry, as they can have your required supply at your home quickly.
Enjoy a New Patio
An outdoor space where you can entertain friends and family looks great and adds a lot of enjoyment to your home, but only if you don't have to worry about wobbly chairs and standing water due to the quality of the patio itself. Custom-mixed concrete mix ensures that you have the exact kind of concrete you need to complete this project. Gone are the days of having to mix bags of concrete by hand. When you have it professionally mixed for you, it can be customised to your exact needs. Fibres can be added for extra reinforcement, and the whole mixture can be suited for clay or sulphate soils underneath.
Choosing a Company
It's vital that you hire a quality and reputable company to mix and pour your concrete so you can be sure that your work will last for a long time and look great. There are a few questions to ask the company you are considering before you sign a contract including:
- What's the turnaround time after I place an order?
- Can you create bespoke mixes?
- What's the smallest amount of concrete that you can make?
- What if I have a large order?
Your home can look its best when you spend time completing quality home improvement projects, and the best way to do this is to only work with high-quality companies. When you need concrete at your home, no matter the purpose, you want to take time in choosing the company you are going to work with, so you can be sure that your project adds both value and beauty to your home. You can see plenty of more ideas to improve the exterior of your home on the Better Homes & Gardens website.


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Verse writing, like other writing, can greatly benefit from the poetry we read. An overview of the evolution of the Western tradition in nature poetry might be a good place to start getting to know existing nature poems and poets, along with what it's all about.
Featured on the Academy of American Poets' list of notable nature poems, English writer Thomas Hardy's poem "The Darkling Thrush" serves as a good example for its formal meter and rhyme, gradual conceptual revelation, and descriptive beauty.
As perhaps an antidote to the horrors associated with nature's dangers, recalled to us by Shark Week and SharkFest on TV this week, Hardy's poem offers an infusion of hope and tranquillity.
The first two stanzas establish the atmosphere of the scene. Here is the second half of stanza 1:
The tangled bine-stems scored the sky
Like strings of broken lyres,
And all mankind that haunted nigh
Had sought their household fires.
The iambic meter creates rhythm with alternating lines of tetrameter (4 iambs, or beats of one unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable) and trimeter (3 iambs), the use of simile in the second line, and the selective word choice of verbs like "scored" and "haunted" exemplify some of this poem's treasures. Read on for more.
Exact end rhyme in a traditional ABAB pattern adds to the lyrical effect of the rhythm. The journey of the poem portrayed is one of dwelling in darkness and being surprised by a sudden "light" of sorts. The animal, a bird, serves as the source of that light.
Famous poems can inspire, are useful models to imitate, and are worth reading for the sheer pleasure of it. There are so many options for subject, form, and style with nature poetry, as with many types of writing, that the number of different accepted approaches has greatly increased over time.
Whether you choose a formal or informal style, rhymed or free verse, animals or elements as your nature subjects, you too have open access to writing nature poetry for yourself and others.
Take advantage of the outdoors and the beauty of the seasons, bring along a pen and paper, observe what comes, and try your hand at some nature verse. Celebrate your world.
The famous nature poetry series (famous poetry, not so much the series–yet)
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (1): Sun Spots – lines from poems in the sun
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (1a): "The Sunlight on the Garden" by Louis MacNeice
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (2): Elizabeth Bishop – featuring fish and moose
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (3): Wordsworth's Daffodils – compare to Ammons (8)
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (4): Promise of a Fruitful Plath – "Blackberrying"
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (5): Of Mice, Men and Rabbie Burns – "To a Mouse"
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (6): Hugh MacDiarmid in Scots – "The Eemis Stane"
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (6)–Oh, NOW I Get It!: Hugh MacDiarmid in Scots
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (7): Black Legacies – on Black and African American poetry, featuring an excerpt of "Blessing the Animals" by Yusef Komunyakaa
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (8): "Corsons Inlet" by A. R. Ammons – compare to Wordsworth (3)
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry (9): "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" – shared on Poem-in-Your-Pocket Day 2018
Also, if you enjoy writing for the birds, this blog has the goods.
- Poem "Hawk Side" Wins Contest – an original poem on the red-tailed hawk
- Wild Verses: Bits of Nature Poetry, 8 of 10 – starlings and a canine
- Five-Phrase Friday (12): Call It Bird Song – on the phonetics of bird calls
- Five-Phrase Friday (23): Cool Creatures – a bird of paradise, among others
- Five-Phrase Friday (26): The Poet's Paradox – reference to poems about birds
- Backyard Brief: Mystery Bird Unveiled – identifying what I thought was a sparrow
- Backyard Brief: The Yellow Eye – Dickinson meets a special winter goldfinch
- Backyard Brief: What's New – new friends make their first visits to our feeder
- Backyard Brief: Little White King – the white-crowned sparrow
- Backyard Brief: The Front Porch & Backyard Brief: Great Blue Birthday – blue heron
- Famous Poets' Nature Poetry, 8: "Corsons Inlet" by A. R. Ammons – shorebirds jab
- Buddha, bird – an original poem – a pondering with links to some answers


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Introduction to BrowZine
Busy researchers at all levels who want to keep on top of the latest research in their fields of interest have a great tool offered by UVic Libraries, BrowZine. This bookshelf-style app enables UVic students and faculty to browse, read, share, and save online journals directly to a tablet or smartphone, creating an ongoing personalized bookshelf of selected journals.
This hands-on session facilitated by experienced UVic librarians will focus on the app version of BrowZine, so participants are encouraged to bring their devices.
- Date:
- Monday, December 3, 2018
- Time:
- 3:00pm - 4:00pm
- Location:
- Room 130
- Campus:
- McPherson Library
- Audience:
- Faculty Students
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Event Organizer
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Player of the Year
The 2002-03 All-Area Player of the Year was a difficult choice. Three Gaylord seniors were eligible for the honor: middle hitters Carly Cerak and Liza Sorenson and setter Sarah Blake. Each of the three was an appropriate and worthy selection. All three had notable individual achievements for the Blue Devils, while at the same time putting the team first.
Cerak was named Player of the Year because of her all-around play on the floor, the team leadership she displayed, and the manner in which she rose to the occasion in tight matches. Gaylord earned a reputation this season as a team that refused to quit, often staging dramatic comebacks to win. Cerak played a key role in those thrilling rallies. She stepped up her game when it counted the most. She took charge on the floor, leading by example. She made the big hits, the big blocks and the important serves with the outcome of the match on the line. "I wasn't in a game this year where I thought we weren't going to win," she said. "It didn't matter what the score was. I knew we were going to come back."


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- top of the list - breastfeeding - I'm so glad I didn't have to pack bottles. One less thing for my tired brain to deal with.
- mini-frig in our motel room. This means we can eat more of the good foods we like and can spend less on eating out.
- having some children who are old enough to pack for themselves. However, that being said there was a child - no names here - who may or may not be a son, who is a teenager, who practically lives in a leather jacket which was not packed. Grrrr. But that leads me to my next point.
- Salvation Army thrift stores. We were able to buy a nice jacket for $5.
- my Kindle - no really, Jennifer? You took your Kindle? We can't believe it. Well, you know me by now. I love my Kindle. How easy is it to throw one little Kindle device in the diaper bag instead of agonizing over which books to pack? I still think my Kindle is one of the best gifts my husband ever gave me.
- two amazing daughters who have kept the baby (for the most part) happy on the long car rides.
- my sling and mai tei carrier. When you have a twenty-five pound baby, you need all the help you can get holding him.
We're making memories and having fun. What are your favourite family vacation memories? I'll be back sometime next week.


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....Wittman worked for the county for 36 years. He did an 11-year stint in the probation department before he was hired by the sheriff's office to help establish Genesee Justice.
When he first started Genesee Justice it only supervised community service sentences given to criminal offenders.
"Victims were never attended to," Witman said.
Genesee Justice now oversees initiatives such as alternatives to incarceration, community service, justice for children, victims assistance and restorative justice, a reconciliation program involving victims and offenders.
"We were very, very progressive. I thought we did it quite well," Wittman said.
"Wherever there was a gap in the justice system we tried to fill it," he said.
Genesee Justice was also awarded about $6.2 million in government grants during Wittman's tenure.
Wittman became a sought-after speaker because of the success of his brainchild. One of the economic benefits of it was it helped reduce the number of inmates in the County Jail.
Wittman spoke on the topic in 40 states and six provinces in Canada.
Read the whole article about this remarkable and humble man.


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News from Interval House of Hamilton
Interval House of Hamilton is an agency serving women who are in or have been in abusive relationships and/or are seeking support and services through our shelter services, outreach transitional support services, legal advocacy & system navigation services, and general counselling and referal services.More information
Fall 2013: Legal Lunch 'n Learns, Hamilton
Date Select Wednesdays from September 18 to December 4, 2013
Time 1 p.m.
Place Women's Centre of Hamilton, 100 Main St. East, Suite 205
Contact 905-522-0127 x209 or ume@
These are free Legal Lunch n' Learns being held in Hamilton from September to December. Registration is required as space is limited.
September 25: Information session on Family Court, Hamilton
Date Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Time 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Place Hamilton Central Library, Jackson Square, 4th Floor
Contact Umeshaa Pararajasingham
Email firstname.lastname@example.com
This information session looks at custody and access; child and spousal support; separation and divorce; matrimonial home and division of assets; protection orders; and The Best Interests of the Child test.
September 11: Information session on Immigration, Hamilton
Date Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Time 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Place Hamilton Central Library, Jackson Square, 4th Floor
This information session looks at the rights of refugees, immigrants, sponsored women, or permanent residents; child abduction and the Hague Convention; and changes to Bill C43.


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You have to feel bad for the Rangers' J.T. Miller.
You have to feel bad for the Rangers' J.T. Miller.
He was traded to Tampa Bay, along with teammate Ryan McDonagh, ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline on Monday in a blockbuster deal.
However, Miller found out about the trade while on a cross-country flight to Vancouver ahead of the Rangers' game against the Canucks on Wednesday, Sportsnet's John Shannon reports. Shannon said New York Rangers president Glen Sather traveled with the team on the charter to tell Miller he was traded.
McDonagh was not on the flight as he's been recovering from an injury, according to Shannon.
After at least a five hour flight there, Miller is presumably headed back to New York or will be on his way to Tampa. If he's headed to Tampa right after Vancouver, he'll have flown more than 5,000 miles in the air. If he's headed back to New York, he'll have flown just under that.
Either way, that's a day of flying across the country no one ever wants to do.


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Father's Day quotes: There are hundreds to choose from, but finding the right one to fit your particular circumstances with your one-of-a-kind father is no easy feat.
With mass-produced Father's Day cards falling out of favor in recent years, people are looking to find the perfect Father's Day quotes to create, or at the very least personalize, their own Father's Day cards.
We've searched through thousands of popular Twitter posts to find the best Father's Day quotes for any situation, from funny quotes to quotes from celebrities, touching quotes and lighthearted ones, and Father's Day quotes specifically from a son or a daughter.
Enjoy our handpicked selection of the best and most popular Father's Day quotes, and comment below with the Father's Day quote that best sums up your relationship with your father.
Funny Father's Day Quotes
Great quote from Twain MT @PenguinUKBooks: Wishing all the dads a very Happy Father's Day #penguinfathers pic.twitter.com/BFaW3VpiPP
— Gordon MacMillan (@gordonmacmillan) June 15, 2014
Remind your Dad of these classic one-liners this Father's Day! #etsy #etsyseller #handmade https://t.co/w6gAVC6wff pic.twitter.com/m12EM4bcbb — Lazy Mice (@LazyMice) May 24, 2015
15 honest Father's Day cards to give to your parenting partner http://t.co/xuq494Kjrm via @HuffPostParents pic.twitter.com/bZa8iKilrl
— Scary Mommy (@ScaryMommy) June 11, 2015
Don't forget, Father's Day is quickly approaching (I know, I still can't believe it's JUNE) http://t.co/hfpSaJpcq3 pic.twitter.com/xMhPVKTCR7
— Julie Ann (@julieannart) June 9, 2015
Looking for funny father's day cards? We can help – http://t.co/P13WNh3G43 #fathersday pic.twitter.com/8Hw04M2oL7
— Paper Plane (@wearepaperplane) June 8, 2015
Celebrity Father's Day Quotes
Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful daddies out there! #HappyFathersDay #quote pic.twitter.com/xGhuO37ePa
— Molly&Boo (@MollyandBoo) June 15, 2014
Our #quote this morning is in honor of Father's Day, and is wisdom from actor Jim Carrey's dad: pic.twitter.com/v8WBoFXUxp — Frequency.FM (@FrequencyFM) June 16, 2014
Happy Father's Day to my dad! With his favorite quote… pic.twitter.com/jCuvzUHMCh
— Maui (@bradyching) June 15, 2014
Jimmy Valvano quote for all the stock show dads out there! Happy Father's Day! pic.twitter.com/m3dskKJb1o — Grow 'Em & Show 'Em (@LifeOfAShowGal) June 15, 2014
Touching Father's Day Quotes
@chrishemsworth #ChrisHemsworth Father's Day photo and quote, 14 more celebrity dads http://t.co/N0cpUihASG pic.twitter.com/mll1anqStA — Karus Chains (@chainsformen) June 11, 2015
@sashaalexander Here in Italy it's Father's Day so Happy Father's Day to your husband @EdoardoPonti #quote pic.twitter.com/qa8QDwkHgs — Anna (@HannahSky) March 19, 2015
It´s Father´s Day in Spain. Let´s celebrate it with this beautiful quote… pic.twitter.com/51ofLiHFs1 — Y (@imnocent) March 19, 2015
Happy Father's Day! This quote sums up my love for my dad. pic.twitter.com/ashHYAiIOT — Kelsey Kashluba (@lubeyisms) June 15, 2014
Happy Father's Day! We hope you enjoy celebrating your hero today! #FathersDay #dad #quote #love pic.twitter.com/hh1ivGwSUS
— LennarOrlando (@LennarOrlando) June 15, 2014
Lighthearted Father's Day Quotes
Happiest of Homes Father's Day Printable http://t.co/dlsnO0k6yf via @Etsy #quote #fatherdaughterlove #fathersdaygifts pic.twitter.com/gvvobuY2yu — Chloe Maddison (@chloemaddison88) June 3, 2015
Father's Day SVG Quote Cutting file Wall Decal Svg,Dxf,Png "When All Else Fails,Call Dad" Wood Sign Stencil Silhou… pic.twitter.com/CrY4fFxES4 — Sally (@sparkalDesigns) May 31, 2015
Father's Day Quotes Just from Daughters
Happy Father's Day! 💖💖💖👨👸 Xoxo Your Little Girl ✨✨✨ #heroes #hero #fatherday #festadelpapa #princess #quotes #quote… pic.twitter.com/JjUAXM05QY — Luca Fex (@lucafex) March 19, 2015
This quote describes my wonderful husband!! Happy Father's Day @BCBear15 pic.twitter.com/vj6lUAVpCN
— Buffy King Frazier (@BF4Vols) June 15, 2014
Happy Father's Day to all of the lovely dads out there 💛💚 #deardaddy #princess #quote #king #dad #sunday #love pic.twitter.com/K58ghL9wKL — Rogue ❤ (@RogueBoutique) June 15, 2014
Father's Day Quotes Just from Sons
For today's Father's Day quote, we bring to you a quintessential face in Bollywood film movies. pic.twitter.com/6KtdrsECzI — Adecco Singapore (@AdeccoSingapore) June 19, 2014
Happy Father's Day! We love this quote at #familytimemachine! pic.twitter.com/xMzeuNvG4u — Family Trails (@Family_Trails) June 15, 2014
Father's Day Quotes for Blended or Alternative Families
Happy Father's Day to the men who parent their children & fill the role when needed also! 👨😊 http://t.co/Tfu1l76xxj pic.twitter.com/lon4858WcH
— wanda cardec (@nasiris) June 15, 2014
Happy Father's Day!! #happyfathersday #quote #fitness #moms #mommy #dads #dadsday #Toastmasters #fitness #health pic.twitter.com/SXYzr3gEGT — Ty Howard Seminars (@THSeminars) June 15, 2014
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For all the strange injustices in the world, sports have had this uncanny knack on providing some romantic karmic redemption lately, perhaps no more so than baseball. Over the last ten or so years, teams like the Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, San Francisco Giants and Kansas City Royals won their first title in several decades each. Last year the Chicago Cubs managed to snap their World Series drought that spanned two centuries.
Then you have the Houston Astros. The Astros appeared once in the Series before (2005) in their more than half century of existence, and had occasional playoff appearances since their initial one in 1980. Since that initial Series appearance the team hit the skids a bid, with back-to-back 100 loss seasons in 2011 & 2012 followed by a third in 2013, their first in the American League after spending a half century in the National League. They finished above .500 in 2015 for the first time in the AL and then reappeared in 2017. But first, a word:
The team was rolling along in the season and were a couple of dozen games over .500 (80-53 at the end of August) so their postseason berth was virtually assured, then a storm in the gulf, Hurricane Harvey, occurred. The result left large portions of Houston flooded with more than two feet of rain which impacted the city boundaries, where the Astros' stadium is located. Forced to move several games to Florida as a result, the disaster and its impact on the community was something the team certainly felt and the Astros used to try and help the community rally both for them and for something positive in the midst of the recovery. George Springer led the team in home runs, and the diminutive (listed at 5'6") second baseman Jose Altuve led the majors in batting with a .346 average and contributed 24 home runs and 82 runs batted in to secure a MVP award for the AL. Buoyed by solid seasons by Charlie Morton, Dallas Keuchel and Brad Peacock, the Astros acquired star pitcher Justin Verlander to help push them over the final hurdle for a Series berth. With wins in each of his 5 starts with the Astros and allowed 4 runs in 34 innings while striking out 43, he certainly was doing his part.
And the Astros did theirs as well, dispatching the Boston Red Sox 3 games to 1 in a Best of Five AL Division Series, and the New York Yankees were up next. After winning the first two at Minute Maid Park before dropping the following 3 in Yankee Stadium, the Astros routed the Yankees 7-1 in Game 6 and Morton shut out the Yankees for five innings in Game 7 and the bullpen held the lead and continuing the shut out in a 4-0 win, with pitcher Lance McCullers throwing the same pitch (a curveball) for the games final 24 pitches in a stunning display of ability.
Then it brought on the Los Angeles Dodgers, with two top pitchers in baseball (Clayton Kershaw and Yu Darvish), solid options in the field (Cody Bellinger and Yasiel Puig) and a lights out closer (Kenley Jansen). Kershaw gave the Dodgers Game 1 and a wild extra innings affair (the Astros taking the lead before the Dodgers tying in the 10th) lead to a 7-6 Astros win in 11. The teams split Games 3 & 4 as well before a 5 hour Game 5 that saw the Astros come back from a three-run deficit and eventually tie the game 7-7 with the Dodgers in the fifth inning. The Astros surged ahead before giving up their lead, and a walk off single game them a 13-12 win in 10 innings. Game 6 saw Verlander outdueled in Houston, and Game 7 had Darvish for LA against Morton in LA. And Darvish was hit, early and often, with the Astros' 5 runs in the first two innings being enough for a 5-1 win and the title.
It's hard to know what baseball's going to be like in the coming years, but the last few have been great for the sake of the narrative. Not only do the Astros have the story about rebuilding in the wake of Harvey, but they have the dramatic closure of their own decades long draught. With their sustained regular season success it's only fair that the Cleveland Indians are next, but the Astros' trophy was a pleasant surprise for 2017.
So each game gets its own disc with available pre-and post-season coverages, with an eighth that includes the Astros' win over the Yankees in the ALCS. As usual, Shout! and MLB video will let you know any flaws in the video are inherent to the source, but there wasn't much to complain about when it comes to watching the Series on Blu-ray. Colors and flesh tones are natural and detail is given some attention in tighter shots. Basically I wasn't expecting more than a solid transfer and that's what you get.
You get the TV audio, the radio calls from both teams' broadcast partners and the Spanish-language tracks. They all sound clear as they did when they first aired, as the games do. Crowd noise is gently replicated on the back side and its immersive enough given the source.
Seeing the Houston Astros' 2017 World Series win was without a doubt a salve for both the franchise and city. That said, the Collector's Edition that this set is touted to be is the usual treatment of an additional disc outside the series and a whole bunch of window dressing to the games. So you'll have to get the Official Series film elsewhere. Technically the discs are fine it's the lack of extras that hamper things. Still nice to see the bad guys lose and reliving the Astros' run was nice to see.


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MashBeatz features A-Reece in new "Not My Friends" Song
Nov 03, 2017 | Soundcity Admin
South African act, MashBeatz features A-Reece who is a Hiphop recording artist and songwriter from Pretoria, Gauteng. He is best known for his debut hit single, "Couldn't" which features former label-mate and award winning hip hop artist Emtee. In the lyrics to the song, MashBeatz opens up about how he is making enough money to share [...]Read more


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Charlotte Ashenden
Written by Iko Akoh on January 28, 2018
UNVEILING 2018 Participating Artist
Charlotte Ashenden is a painter specialising in oil, watercolour and conté pencils. She greatly enjoys bringing out the individual character and beauty of each subject (mostly children, adults, animals and houses). Charlotte trained in Art at Suffolk College, then subsequently attended short courses at Heatherley and St Martins art schools, London.
Charlotte's life changed fifteen years ago when some personal experiences introduced her to Jesus Christ. Since that time she has treasured getting to know him; enjoying his love, companionship, thoughtfulness and care. From 2016 she has felt led to paint images inspired by scripture, the majority of which depict people.
In 2017 several of her new works were selected for various Christian Art exhibitions in the US (two of them, Boy Jesus in Prayer and Gethsemane, receiving awards). All works are available either as original paintings, fine giclée prints or greeting cards.
Her intention and hope is for her art to somehow reveal even a tiny measure of Jesus' purity, strength and incredible sweetness.


text: Michaëlle Jean Foundation to Mark Canada 150 with Ottawa Media Group's Amazing People Posted In : Whats New 0 : comment To mark Canada 150, the Michaëlle Jean Foundation is pleased to announce that it is joining with Ottawa Media Group's (OMG) philanthropic arm, Amazing People to raise funds to empower Canadian youth using arts to improve the quality of life in their communities. A series of Canada 150 celebratory fundraising events will be organized over the course of the year, culminating in this year's Amazing People Gala, which the couple will attend in October in Ottawa. Amazing People (AP) started as a TV series on CTV Ottawa and grew to become a fundraising movement, co-founded by Kimothy Walker and OMG Managing Partner Eric Collard. AP now is known for producing quality, unique and entertaining events that focus on amazing community members. To kick-off their collaboration, the Rt. Hon. Michaëlle Jean and Jean-Daniel Lafond will be featured contributors in the new commemorative book "OH CANADA! A Celebration of 150 Years," to which OMG is contributing, in partnership with Joan Weinman and Great River Media (Ottawa Business Journal). It will include feature essays and photographs from the mayors of Canada's provincial and territorial capitals, among other Canadian luminaries. This year, the Amazing People Gala, sponsored by Accora Village, will take place October 21st at the Westin Hotel. Ottawa Life Magazine is featuring the nominees in each of its publications between now and October. The theme of this year's gala is "Disco Inferno". Nominations are now open at www.amazingpeople.ca. Forty people will be honoured that evening at a black tie affair. Other fundraisers will be announced at a later date. Amazing People also raises money for SchoolBOX, Hera Mission, Project North and the Ottawa Aboriginal Coalition. To date, Amazing People has contributed more than $250,000 dollars to help educate children in Canada, Nicaragua and Kenya.


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By Aysha Perez de Berthiaume
You've seen it on the runway, at your local mall; you might even see it when looking at some old childhood photos. Neon is back kids! If you are brave enough to tackle such a tricky color for your big day I do have some tips to help you pull it off!
Consider adding an unexpected neon pop to your makeup. Pick a bright hot pink as your lip color or use a neon orange eyeliner. Choose to highlight either your eyes or lips, however do not do both or you might end up looking like a clown.
I believe a manicure and pedicure is a must prior to your big day so why not chose a neon nail color instead of the classic French manicure. You can also make a statement through your jewelry, but remember the words of the great Coco Chanel "before leaving the house, a lady should stop, look in the mirror, and remove one piece of jewelry." Brides, just remember: This is your day and it is ok to take some liberties with your look!
You can select a fun fluorescent colored frock for your bridesmaids to wear on your big day, but not everyone can pull off a head to toe neon look. Consider selecting a neutral color like black, grey, ivory, or even navy and then adding pops of neon. You can also step a little more outside the box and go with separates. Select an ivory or white top and pair it with a neon skirt.
Groom and groomsmen:
When it comes to adding neon to menswear let the boutonnieres do most of the talking and then add some more color through socks and even shoes.
Neon really does work well in contemporary, modern and rustic settings. Personally I think it adds a fresh twist to an outdoor rustic wedding. When planning a wedding, remember it is all those little details that make a big impact. Start with a neon-colored invitation then carry the color theme throughout the event. Don't go crazy with neon linens, but infuse the neon hues in unexpected places. Flowers are the easiest element to add this exciting colors. Create a signature drink that matches your color scheme, use neon table numbers and escort cards. Get a neon sign to hang behind the sweetheart table or make custom bean bag boards. The most important thing to remember when using neon is to let it be the supporting character of your wedding decor story.
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Bride :
Beauty: Clockwise- 1.theglitterguide.tumblr.com, 2.foxy-fashion.com, 3.www.myheartistry.com,4.mcjresearche.at , getpocket.com
Accessories: clockwise- 1-4- LoveObsessed Etsy Store, 5.REDbyting Etsy Store, 6."Victoria Pump" Giambattistavilla.com, 7."Aaria pump" Steve Madden.com, 8. "capecoral platform" Aldo.com
Clockwise-1. greenweddingshoes.com/anorange-wedding-dress-kristy-matt, 2.dulcecandy.com, 3.nanettelepore.com, 4.style.com, 5.www.aware.com, 6.inthecitywithcrstalin.tumblr.com
Groom and Groomsmen:
Clockwise- 1&2- http://www.lauriebstyle.com/mens-shoe-trends, 3.greylikeswedding.com, 4.greenweddingshoes.com/anorange-wedding-dress-kristy-matt, 5.100layercake.com
From left to right : 1. Oncewed.com/a-playful-vineyard-wedding 2. Notonthehighstreet.com 3. Sugarblossoncakes.com 4. Eastonevents.com 5. Onefineday.com/neon-wedding 6.ifvautin.blogspot.com 7. Oncewed.com/a-playful-vineyard-wedding 8. Cointreau.com/cointreaupolitan 9. stylemepretty.com 10. Cosmopolitan.com 11. Piratespirit.net 12. Bippityboppityboo.tumbler.com 13. Blog.hwtm.om 14. Ohbeautifulpaper.com 15. Greylikeswedings.com 16. Ohsuzeq.tumbler.com 17. Blog.celebration.com.za/neon-colours 18. Everythingfab.com 19.greenweddingshoes.com 20.greenweddingshoes.com
~ Aysha Perez de Berthiaume is a real Bee The Buzz Event bride. She now resides with her husband and her little boy in a suburb of Twin Cities ~


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No Enemy Sub Will Dare Lift Its Eye If You Lend Your Binoculars to the Navy - Vintage WWII Military Poster
- Title: No enemy sub will dare lift its eye if you lend your Zeiss or Bausch & Lomb binoculars to the Navy pack carefully, include your name and address : send to Naval Observatory Washington D.C.
- Related Names:
Federal Art Project , sponsor
- Date Created/Published: [D.C.] : WPA, [between 1941 and 1943]
- Medium: 1 print on board (poster) : silkscreen, color.
- Summary: Poster showing a periscope emerging from the sea, with a ship in flames and sinking in the distance.
- Reproduction Number: LC-USZC2-5161 (color film copy slide) LC-USZC2-1585 (color film copy slide) LC-USZ62-59982 (b&w film copy neg.)
- Rights Advisory: No known restrictions on publication.
- Call Number: POS - WPA - DC .01 .N64, no. 1 (B size) [P&P]
- Repository: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
- Notes:
- Work Projects Administration Poster Collection (Library of Congress).


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