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MWC � Demand to stay strong despite downturn - UN
Mobile phones are "a basic necessity" and should enjoy persistent strong demand throughout an economic downturn
"With or without a recession," millions of people in India, China, Nigeria, and other emerging markets will seek out mobile phones, according to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
Increasingly cost-conscious households in Europe and North America are also expected to keep up their mobile use, and many will drop their fixed-line telephones to save money, the ITU said.
"Once a user gets a mobile phone, it is difficult to give up, and in many countries mobile phones have become a necessity," it said in a report entitled 'Confronting the Crisis'.
"Many communication technologies including mobile telephony and broadband still offer huge growth potential, with or without a recession," it said. "With its strong growth potential, mobile telephony can help facilitate economic recovery."
There were 4 billion mobile subscriptions worldwide at the end of 2008, after an average of 24 per cent annual growth since 2000. Take-up rates are above 100 per cent in Singapore and Hong Kong, compared with 30 per cent in Nigeria and just over a quarter in India, two of the fastest expanding mobile markets.
The ITU said people in developing countries are increasingly reliant on telephones for voice and information services, such as farmers and fishermen who get text messaging for information about commodity prices and the weather.
The popularity of mobiles in developing markets such as China, Pakistan, Malaysia, Thailand and Bangladesh could create an opportunity for these countries to shortcut the technological development path of other nations by providing Internet services through handsets, rather than PCs.
In richer markets, such as western Europe and North America, the ITU said mobile operators may be better placed than fixed-line telephone providers because the investments required to maintain cellular networks can be less onerous.
Many developed-world customers are likely to favour their mobiles over their home lines as a result of a downturn, but may be more careful about their spending and delay purchases of handsets, the ITU report said, signalling trouble for telecom equipment and gear makers such as China's Huawei and ZTE, Ericsson, Nokia.
Pre-paid and flat-rate packages could also become more popular.
"There is some evidence that consumers are already postponing plans to upgrade their mobile phone and have become more cost-conscious when making calls," it said.
"Operators will find it harder to promote value-added services to wary consumers and the adoption of new services (such as mobile TV) will certainly be impacted."
Tight credit could cause telecom operators to reduce their investments, and encourage industry consolidation, the report said, noting cost-saving outsourcing may also grow.
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The Diploma aims to provide a foundation for theological study and to deepen engagement with the major disciplines of theology, ministry and mission. It involves 12-16 modules (i.e. 240 credits) and is normally taken over 2-4 years. The award is validated by Durham University. Students may build on the Diploma with a BA (Hons) through future study.
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- Introduction to Old Testament
- Introduction to New Testament
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- Introduction to Christian Doctrine
- Topic in Doctrine: Christology
- Christian Faith and Ethical Living
- Mission and Evangelism
- Foundations for Reflective Practice / Mission and Ministry in Context
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- Mission Entrepreneurship
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It's been a long while since I linked to articles worth reading. Here are three articles that I've read the past few days that are worth a quick read.
The first is a New York Times article on the 11,000-plus unit Stuyvesant Town - Peter Cooper Village in Manhattan. I have blogged about this property before, and it's sale from 2006 is still making news.
The second is from Morningstar.com and discusses business development companies (BDCs). The article is in the form of a Q&A and mainly relates to listed BDCs, but some of the quotes in the article pertain to all BDCs, whether listed or non-traded.
The final article is from the Wall Street Journal and talks about the non-bank banks that are financing real estate. I only see these firms gaining strength and capital in the coming years.
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What a year! With well over 100 parties, galas, openings, and fundraisers listed on the C Daily, we've looked at the numbers (pageviews via Google Analytics) and created a list of the 10 most popular parties of 2013. As usual, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) was a hot topic in September – with three parties cracking our top 10. Second to TIFF, Toronto Life proved their invites are not-to-be-ignored, with two soirees in the top 10.
A big thank you to the C Daily's cast of characters who so beautifully captured another year of Toronto's social life – Tara Noelle, Tyler Rumi, Mauricio Calero, and Becca Lemire.
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1. Beverley Hotel Grand Opening. On Wednesday, September 4th, The Beverley Hotel held a grand opening celebration at its location on Queen St. W. While not a part of TIFF, the Beverley's opening party certainly benefited from ample festival buzz. In attendance: Kardinal Offishall.
2. Toronto Life Hosts TIFF's 'Most Stylish.' On Thursday, September 5th, Toronto Life celebrated the third fall edition of its Stylebook with an event at Shangri-La Toronto. Held on the opening night of TIFF, the event was heavy on Toronto scenesters but also managed to draw Jake Gyllenhaal, who stopped in for a quick visit. Also in attendance: Megan Heffern, Gabrielle Miller, and Lauren Collins – among others.
3. Four Seasons Toronto Celebrates One Year. On Tuesday, October 15th, The new Four Seasons Hotel Toronto celebrated its first anniversary. The event was held at the Four Seasons' third floor 'Aria' event space. In attendance: Jeanne Beker, Halla Rafati, Paul Godfrey, Mary Symons, and Paul Venoit – among others.
4. Toronto Life Celebrates Its 'Most Influential.' On Thursday, November 7th, Toronto Life launched its 'Most Influential' edition with an event at the Ritz-Carlton. The list is an annual ranking of Toronto's definitive power list. More than 400 guests showed up for the event, including Toronto Life publisher David Hamilton and editor Sarah Fulford. Also in attendance: Lainey Lui, Doug Holyday, Norm Kelly, Adam Vaughan, Melissa Grelo, Aliya-Jasmine Sovani, and Liza Fromer.
5. Artbound's 'The pARTy.' On Friday, September 20th, Artbound threw its annual fundraising fete 'The pARTy,' this year 90210-themed and held at Evergreen Brickworks. The event featured Naughty by Nature as its headlining musical act. Artbound is a nonprofit volunteer initiative that harnesses the power of the arts in support of Free The Children. Also in attendance: David Foster, Jacob Artist (Glee), Gigi Hadid, Kardinal Offishall, Aliya-Jasmine Sovani, Melissa Grelo, Tanya Kim, and the cast of Degrassi.
6. Operanation 10: A Night of Temptation. On Thursday, October 24th, the Canadian Opera Company (COC) held its annual fundraiser Operanation, this year dubbed 'A Night of Temptation,' at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. The evening featured a VIP dinner and musical performances by Ambur Braid and the Sam Roberts Band. Also in attendance: Suzanne Rogers, Glenn & David Dixon, Jeremy Laing, and Stacey McKenzie.
7. Blue is the Warmest Colour Afterparty. On Thursday, September 5th, Blue is the Warmest Colour held its TIFF afterparty at the Thompson Hotel. The event, sponsored by Disaronno and INTERVIEW Magazine, featured the attendance of the film's two stars – Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos. Also in attendance: Jian Ghomeshi and Shinan Govani.
8. amfAR Inspiration Gala. On Sunday, September 8th, amfAR held its annual TIFF gala, this year dubbed the 'Inspiration Gala,' at The Carlu. The black-tie affair featured a fashion presentation by Marc Jacobs and a musical performance by Alan Cumming, Beth Ditto, and Gossip. Also in attendance: Hilary Swank (honorary chair), Adrien Brody, and Maria Bello
9. Celebrating 10 years of Robert Rodriguez at TNT. On Tuesday, September 24th, TNT celebrated the 10th anniversary of Robert Rodriguez's namesake collection at its flagship location in Yorkville. In attendance: Robert Rodriguez, Suzanne Rogers, Jenna Bitove, Ainsley Kerr, Jaclyn Genovese, Gail McInnes, and Arie Assaraf – among others.
10. Eric S. Margolis Foundation Launch Event. On Tuesday, June 11th, The Eric S. Margolis Family Foundation held a launch event at Shangri-La Toronto. The Margolis Foundation was established to support causes related to animals, humanity and nature. On this eve, the focus was on animals – with a special presentation by Rob Brandford on behalf of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. A patron of the Sheldrick Trust, Kristin Davis (Sex and the City) was on hand to support the cause. Also in attendance: Eric and Dana Margolis, Conrad Black, Barbara Amiel, Mary Symons, and Tanya Kim.


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CORONATION Street star Craig Charles has been arrested on suspicion of possession of a class A drug, it was confirmed today.
The 42-year-old, who plays cabbie Lloyd Mullaney, was suspended from the soap in June in the wake of publication of newspaper pictures of him apparently smoking crack cocaine.
The shots in the Daily Mirror allegedly showed him taking the drug in the back of a car during a journey from London to Manchester.
A spokesman for Scotland Yard said today: "We can confirm a 42-year-old man attended a London police station on the morning of August 10, and was arrested on suspicion of possession of a class A drug.
"He was later released on bail and will return on a date in September, pending further inquiries."
The Daily Mirror alleged the pictures were taken after the star finished his funk show on BBC digital radio channel 6 Music, when he was picked up by his personal driver and driven north.
At the end of the journey he was dropped off at his flat yards from the Coronation Street set, but had to be taken to a hotel for the night after he locked himself out, the newspaper said.
Liverpool-born Charles made his name playing Dave Lister in the TV space comedy Red Dwarf. He has hosted BBC2's Robot Wars and taken part in Channel 4's The Games.
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Calculator for the Visually Impaired
Original Publication Date: 1994-Jan-01
Included in the Prior Art Database: 2005-Mar-26
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This invention provides the ability for the visually impaired to use an electronic calculator via touch and voice interface.
Calculator for the Visually Impaired
invention provides the ability for the visually impaired
to use an electronic calculator via touch and voice interface.
invention provides a voice interface feature for
electronic calculators. The advantage of the voice interface
mechanism for electronic calculators allows visually impaired users
to improve proficiency and accuracy of input for calculating
numerical and scientific values.
The voice
interface will allow the user to enter verbal input
to be calculated. When the input is received, it will be stored
temporarily. The user will have the ability to request the input
from the calculator by issuing a verbal command. When the command is
received by the calculator, it will respond verbally with the
information given as input by the user. When the calculator
completes the calculation, it will provide the output to the user
verbally. The user will have the ability to request the output to be
repeated by requesting it verbally.
The keys on the keyboard will have numeric
values, scientific
values and operands which will be written in braille. This invention
will allow the user to turn off the verbal input response, so that
Key Pad response can be enabled. When the verbal input response is
off and Key Pad input is entered, the Voice interface mechanism will
repeat each key stroke verbally to the user. This feature will allow
the user to correct input errors.


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Skyscraper Ice 4-in-1 Fan
All purchases made between the 26th of October and the 31st of December can be returned till the 31st of January 2019.
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Product description
The 4-in-1 Skyscraper Ice air conditioner from Klarstein dominates over its competitors both visually and technically, efficiently bringing fresh air into your rooms. The refreshingly unconventional housing is modeled on a gleaming black skyscraper, whose shape and colour support your desire for cool, fresh air and a gentle breeze. The functions of three devices are hidden in the space-saving tower, which cleverly combines fan, air cooler and humidifier in one device. Measuring at only 28cm at its thickest point, the pedestal fan fits easily into small nooks and crannies. The modern exterior makes it ideal for use in an office or living room, but its appearance is still optically neutral enough to make it fit easily into even classic environments.
The fan blows fresh air in three speeds to provide cooling in warm areas. A switchable oscillation moves the upper two-thirds of the Klarstein Skyscraper in a 180-degree angle from left to right and then back again, rotating. This movement also makes optimal use of the the air mass of space. To meet all of your needs, the fan can be set to a night and natural mode in addition to its normal operation. In the night mode, the fan moves down to the next lower speed and then finally switches off in 30-minute intervals. The natural mode creates a natural ebb and flow of air speed, modeled after the wind.
To improve its refreshing effect, the air conditioning unit also has a switchable air cooler and humidifier. Via a 6-litre water tank, the intake air is cooled by evaporation and then moisturised. Two included cooling packs can further lower the water temperature and thus significantly increase the cooling efficiency. Both packs last for four hours each, before they need to be chilled again in the freezer. In addition to the air cooling, the Skyscraper features an ionisation / air cleaning function. The intake air is first filtered to remove dust and dirt particles, and then ionised to eliminate annoying odours such as cigarette smoke and germs.
The Klarstein device is controlled either via six self-explanatory buttons on top of the housing or conveniently via the small, round remote control. An illuminated display indicates the selected settings in easily understandable pictograms. With both the control panel and the remote control, the timer can be programmed and be set at half-hourly intervals with an automatic shut-off after a maximum of 7.5 hours.
Please note that this device is not an air conditioning system in the traditional sense, but an air cooler. The cooling of the air is achieved through the evaporation of water/ice from the 6-litre water tank of the device.
Properties & dimensions
4-in-1 device: fan / air cooler with additional humidification and purification function
Economical: only 30W power consumption
500 m³ / h air flow - ideal for medium to large spaces
Switchable oscillation 180 ° for optimum room ventilation
Four fixed floor casters for easy transfer
Includes remote control for convenient control
Properties & dimensions
- 3 speed levels: low, medium, high
- 3 operation modes: normal, night and nature
- Night mode: slows the speed until shutdown
- Nature mode: ebb and flow ventilation speed
- Timer: auto shutdown in 0.5h clock up to 7.5 hours set
- Water tank capacity: 6 litres
- Air ionisation for removing odours and germs
- Easy-to-clean filter to remove dust and dirt particles
- Water level indicator
- Includes two cooling packs to increase effectiveness
- Easy-to-understand instruction and display on top of the device
- Modern, space-saving tower design
- Off switch on top of the device
- Power supply: AC 220-240V, 50/60 Hz
- Power 30W
- Dimensions device: 28 x 95 cm (ØxH)
- Cable length: 1.75 m
- Dimensions cooling pack: 9 x 15 x 2 cm (WxHxD)
- Weight cooling pack: about 275 g
- Weight unit: about 6 kg
Delivery & shipment
- 1 x device
- 2 x cooling packs
- 1 x remote control (incl. button cell)
- 1 x English user manual (other languages: German, Italian)
This item is not in stock and must be reordered.
Your order will be delivered to the selected address per order. This address does not have to match the billing address. You can send the orders to your family, friends or office if you are not at home during the day. Your order is delivered by our specialist courier spedition to your chosen address. This address does not have to correspond with your billing address. Leave a telephone number with your order to guarantee the best possible delivery of the product. Delivery takes place free to kerbside. This item may be pre-ordered. Please note that, in this case, the delivery time may be up to 5 days.
Customer reviews
I bought this in the BLACK colour. Delivered in 4 days from Germany. Everything working ok. Airflow is quite strong and fan not too noisy. With the cooler function ON the airflow is quite cool but not very cold. However I only have one supplied ice pack in the tank at the moment...and the temp is 31c outside! I am going to put a second ice pack in the tank and I would also advise using ice cold water from your freezer to fill the tank. The "knob" to release the water tank is actually a sliding lever on my model and is in an awkward position to release it at the very bottom so you have to get on your knee`s to release the tank. Remote control is useful.I will update this review when I try 2 ice packs and ice cold water in the tank.


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I didn't make mine a shaker - but did add clear sequins scattered about to give the impression of a shaker!
I colored my image using Tombow Markers and a Clear Glitter Wink of Stella to spread the color around - so IRL it is quite sparkly in the light!
Stamps:Succulents - Altenew
Paper: Bristol Smooth Surface, White and Text Stye Distressed Dots - PTI
Ink:True Black - PTI, Black Heros Hue
Accessories: Succulent dies - Altenew, Lacy circle die - Waltzingmouse (retired), Flag It - Taylored Espressions, Noted: Scalloped A2 - PTI, foam dots, Tombow Markers, Clear Glitter Wink of Stella, washi tape, clear sequins, Tombow Glue


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ASDA Garden Takes Shape
Friends of the Earth Falkirk planted out their Community Garden at ASDA Falkirk before their August meeting. After a couple of sessions to clear the ASDA site our second garden starts to take shape. The group purchased plants and herbs from the Gartinny Nurseries , which supports Scottish Autism, to create a sensory garden which will hopefully make people think twice about using the garden as a litter bin or an ashtray while waiting for their bus.
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09-06-2009 15:56 #42
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Hi everyone
Hope no one minds if I join this thread.
DH and I have decided to make baby #2 !!!
We have an adorable DD who will be two in August and have (after much deliberation) decided to have a brother or a sister for her and another little devil for ourselves lol.
I'm very scared. I had HG my entire PG the first time and many hospital visits and meds til the day she was born. Even that was scary as we had an emergency ceasar after a routine appointment at 38 weeks cos her heart rate was too unstable. She was perfect when she was born but we have since learnt that she has very mild CP in her left leg. Thats ok though as we're working with the docs and physio guys to help her along and she is going very well. Needless to say I'm worried that I'll have another terrible PG and we'll have to go through all of that again plus have DD to care for. I know it's a risk we have to take but I could do with some words of encouragement iykwim
I look forward to getting to all of you and hope we can help each other out along they way
09-06-2009 16:47 #43
Sam, I'm so please your Dad is back to his old self again. It was definitely hard on you last year. Have an awesome time, and enjoy each others company. I think most people misread your username as SAHM so I don't think it's that obvious really.
Beth, i'd be the same. it's nice to segregate your life sometimes isn't it. i've wondered a bit if dd's name is too unique making me easy to spot, but seeing as mostly i only post here these days it doesn't worry me too much. and yey for more steps!! go blake!!
Deb, i am so impressed you are still doing 2 feeds. no wonder isaac is so healthy. do you do much scrap booking?
welcome neeky of course you can join us. there are not too many of us posting here, but we do tend to post quite a bit. that's great that you are trying for another. i can understand your anxiety. what's hg? is it likely that you could suffer from it again?
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beth...i wish i could say i have more energy but i don't! it is nice staying in bed all night though, even if i'm not asleep! i think more energy would come from more exercise but its a vicious cycle when you are too tired to exercise.
sam - wow dinner out!! sounds wonderful. we are going to try to go out when chris' mum comes over in july. its so much easier now that isaac doesn't feed to sleep so i don't have to be here. have a great time.
fish, how long did nick go between feeds before he finally gave them up? i'll be away from him for 2 days in a couple of weeks (weekend away with mums group ) but think he'll still feed after that. we are so close to 2 now it would be a shame if i didn't make it! after all my complaining i don't think i'm ready to stop yet.
neekynoo - isaac was born 9th august so only a bit older than your dd. he has put us off trying for another! we probably will late this year/early next year. one of my friends had HG and she is really worried about being pregnant again especially with a toddler. i hope you have lots of support. welcome!
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Thanks neekynoo, we loved that Isaac meant laughter...but maybe we should have picked a name that meant sleep? Maybe you'll have a boy this time and all the hormones will be different.
We were up at 4am today, same as yesterday. its so cold!! Isaac says "ooh dark". Yes, it is dark for another couple of hours. Then "mum, up, open door please, bee". Don't know how many times i've watched the bee movie but at least its more relaxing than anything else at 4 in the morning.
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Hi Ladies
Okay no more name changes now - promise!! Sorry to confuse you all. I like this one heaps better.
Neekynoo - Welcome to the thread. Sorry to hear about the HG! Having another is stressful enough without having to cope with that aswell. Some days I just think - how would I ever cope with two. Or running after DS and being nine months' pregnant? We to are looking at ttc#2 - am nervous and excited.
Deb - sorry to hear about your early morning start? Did he go back down for a morning nap? You must be exhausted.
It is absolutely freezing here today!!! Well actually it was even worse yesterday. I can't remember it being this cold in such a long time. We had music again this morning! Little Blake was so vocal!! Hilarious.
Can I ask a silly question - what do you use to wash bub's hands in the high chair? I don't like using wipes as they have all sorts in them. Do you just use a wet face washer?
10-06-2009 13:14 #48
Jules (yep I like this user name better too ) We use a wet washer. I tend to use a clean one for each meal if anyone is sick in the family, otherwise if we are all well or on holidays, then one will last the day, just rinsed between meals. If we are at the shops I usually use wipes, but like you, I don't really like doing it.
Eek deb. we have a in-bed until daylight rule here. unfortunately that means someone has to sit with him if he gets up early. Fortunately that's mostly DH that does it these days as I'm busy feeding DD in our nice warm bed . I also wonder how parents coped before TV with those early morning. Imagine having to actually think as well as get up
Um feeds.. that's testing my memory. I think we just drifted out, once a day, then every second day, then I think by the time it was less than that it was pretty much stopped. Maybe one or two more. But I seem to remember with every feed he dropped he'd drop it, then pick it back up again for a bit then drop it again for good. Does Isaac take the bottle? I image he'll be fine and be glad to have his milk back.
Neeky, thanks for the HG info. I'd heard of it, but forgot the name so the abreviation didn't do much for me (I was thinking high gycemia...?) I'll corss my fingers for you that it doesn't come your way again. It would be very hard to have it and a toddler.
My kids aren't syncing their sleeps today. Nick is being very very difficult to get down for his day sleep ATM. so I have to wait for DD to go down so that I can spend ages with him getting him to sleep. Then he finally falls asleep and she's awake 5 mintues later. Lucky we have heaps of junk food in the house for Nick's birthday party, although I might have to go out and buy it all over again. The mint choc bikkies (a.k.a birthdya cake train wheels) don't look like they're going to make it through the week.
10-06-2009 14:07 #49
Hi everyone,
Welcome Neekynoo! I've heard of HG, a friend had it and like you had to spend time in hospital. I think by her 3rd it was almost gone. Fingers crossed for you. Just remember that pregnancy does end eventually and you have a lovely little reward at the end of it. Sounds like your DH is great too.
Jules - I like this name too! Easier to remember. Send some cold over here. We've had a bit of rain but I'm sick of temps at 22-25, I'd like to wear my winter clothes! I love really cold weather. I saw someone's post on FB that the hail from last night was still frozen on her lawn!
Deb - we faded out with feeds, like Fish said, too. When I realised we'd gone a day without feeding during the day, just coz we'd been busy and he'd bee happy I decided no more. He'd done it once and barely noticed anyway. Same with the morning feed, just offered him breakfast first and he was happy with that. Then months later I put him to bed at night after he'd had his cup of milk but before he'd had his night time BF - just to see if he would ad he did't miss a beat. So that was the end of it. I went back to the lounge room and had a bit of a moment, but it went so smoothly it was clearly the right time.
Fish - are you making a train cake? I'm thinking I might have too, as well. It's really going to stretch my capabilities!
We use face washers too, I don't like to use wipes on his face either but if I have to we do use the sensitive skin ones.
Well, we've had an odd couple of days. Koby lost it at family day care yesterday, I had to go and get him. Then this mornig at netball creche he didn't want me to leave. Eventually I got out the door and went to play, but by end of first quarter, they'd bought him out to me. One of our players was injured so I could come off, just cuddled him in the breaks. He cried while we were playing and our injured player isn't very maternal, she barely looked at him. It was so sad, I came very close to throwing the bib in, so to speak. I think it's because we missed a week with daycare coz he was sick, and it's hard enough being a week apart as he forgets that its ok. I don't know what to do. I really really enjoyed being at work yesterday but not at Koby's expense.
He's resisting sleep again too, he's exhausted but I can hear him talking away in his cot.
11-06-2009 13:34 #50
Oh Sam, poor you and Koby. Don't worry yourself too much about it though, you know he'll love it once it's familiar.
I just let Nickd o his first impulse buy: a $2 dolphin fridge magnet. He's currently asleep clutching it
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Guterres told reporters he had written to the UN Security Council to express his concern and propose steps to end the violence. When asked about ethnic cleansing, Guterres said: "We are facing a risk, I hope we don't get there."
The latest violence in Myanmar's northwestern Rakhine state began on Aug. 25. The ensuing clashes and a Myanmar military counter-offensive have killed at least 400 people and triggered the exodus of villagers to Bangladesh.
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A total of 87,000 mostly Rohingya refugees have arrived in Bangladesh since violence erupted in neighbouring Myanmar on August 25, the United Nations said on Monday, amid growing international criticism of Aung San Suu Kyi.
Thousands of the Muslim minority have fled mainly Buddhist Myanmar and poured over the border since the latest round of fighting broke out.
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Using small talk to transform your students Story and Photos by: Steve Lemlek Monday. 2pm. A handful of elementary school students have just finished a full day of learning at their public school. As soon as they're let out, they run to the local bus stop to catch a tiny rural 10-seater to my hagwon. They bust through my front door, … [Read more...]
Dear Korea: I still don't have AIDS
Story by: Matt VanVolkenburg, Ben Wagner, Matthew Lamers, Photos by: Michael Roy Josh Foreman, a married man, has been teaching English in Korea for six years. Because he is a foreign teacher, he has been required to submit HIV/AIDS test results since 2007. That requirement only falls on E-2 visa holders. He describes himself as a "normal guy" who doesn't use drugs, doesn't … [Read more...]
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6 Things You Should Never Post When You Get Engaged
Relax, sister
Congrats! You (or your BFF, or your cousin, or your coworker who's been talking your ear off about cushion cuts for months) just got engaged! First things first: Pump the brakes on that oh-so-perfect Instagram announcement. Here, six things you should refrain from posting once your betrothed pops the question.
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The number of carats
Or, God forbid, the price tag of your new rock. C'mon people. We get it's the age of oversharing, but keep it classy.
A video of your sparkly ring
Instead of just showing off your bling with a 45-second clip of your glittering diamond, why not post the story of how it all went down? Your friends will all be asking the same question, so give the people what they want, yeah?
Announcement posts before telling close friends and family
How would you feel if your sibling got engaged and you found out via your Facebook feed? Make it a point to keep things hush-hush until you've had time to personally tell loved ones. Trust: That perfect caption can wait a few days (or at least a phone call).
Dates and details of the ceremony
They're called invitations for a reason. Share the important details only with guests, lest you want your second-grade teacher commenting on Facebook about whether her invite got lost in the mail. (It didn't.)
A million hashtags on your announcement post
So you want to be featured on [insert wedding blog here]? Flooding your followers' feeds with #bridetobe, #heputaringonit, #taken, etc. is a lot of work for your thumbs. Instead, just submit your story directly to the publication or blog if you're so inclined.
"Future Mrs. [insert name]" on your profile
We know you're stoked (and that's totally adorable and fine), but we have a feeling this might make some people #unfollow. Do feel free to scribble it liberally in your Lisa Frank notebook, though.
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Best Galaxy S9 Cases
Find a sleek and stylish case to keep your S9 protected.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 is almost here. Pre-orders have gone live and that means it's time to ruminate over which accessories to buy.
We've already seen some pretty cool cases announced. Not all of them are available to purchase just yet but it never hurts to do some window shopping while you wait for your new phone to ship.
Here are the best cases we've found for the Galaxy S9… so far. We'll be updating this article as more awesome options become available.
- Samsung S-View Cover
- Samsung Hyperknit Cover
- Samsung Alcantara Cover
- Lifeproof SLAM case
- Speck Presidio case
- BodyGuardz Ace Fly clear case
- Spigen Rugged Armor case
- VRS Design Clear Slim case
- Ringke Fusion Clear Case
- SUPCASE Unicorn Beetle Series case
- dbrand skins
Samsung S-View Cover
We'll start out with some of Samsung's own cases, although they're not yet available for purchase.
The first one is the perennially awesome S-View case. This folio-style flip case features a clear cover for the screen that keeps it protected from scratches while also letting you see notifications and accept calls with a swipe. It can also be folded up as a hands-free stand.
Samsung hasn't listed a price, but the Note 8 S-View cover launched at $60 so we can probably expect similar pricing here.
Samsung Hyperknit Cover
Google seemed to start the fabric case trend, but we're happy to see Samsung also embracing it.
Made of woven nylon, this case looks brilliant in red with a nice, soft finish. Everyone's going to want to see your brand new phone, so why not add a bit of extra flash while keeping it safe? With extra protection in the corner and clean cutouts around the camera and fingerprint sensor on the back you'll love the functional and stylish design on display here.
Samsung Alcantara Cover
First-party accessories are always on the more expensive side, so they really need to offer customers something unique. Samsung's Alcantara covers have been recent standouts, offering a combination of sound protection and a cozy finish for your Galaxy devices.
The Alcantara case won us over with the Note 8, so we're pretty happy to see it offered by Samsung for the S9. Made of Alcantara, a lightweight material that's rugged and durable while keeping a slim form factor, you'll get a stylish and grippy case that won't add much bulk to the phone. It's not yet available to buy but would be worth keeping an eye out for.
Samsung offered the Alcantara case for $50 for the Note 8, so we'd expect something similar for the S9.
OtterBox Commuter Series
Few names are as symonymous with phone cases as OtterBox. They're built a reputation as a trusted brand by designing really rugged cases and backing their products with superior customer service.
We'd recommend the Commuter series case which is a pocket-friendly case that still delivers the rugged protection you've come to expect from an OtterBox case. It's got one big cutout on the back for the camera and fingerprint sensor and includes port covers to keep dirt out.
We've highlighted the Commuter Series here, but OtterBox has over 10 different case styles available for the Galaxy S9 which you can check out on their site.
Lifeproof SLAM case
When you're dropping over $700 on a brand new phone, you want to protect it from everything life might throw at it, especially if you plan on spending a ton of time outside this summer.
Lifeproof cases typically offer protection from dirt and snow, but the SLAM case focuses exclusively on drop protection. Lifeproof says this case can survive drops from up to two meters (6.5 ft) thanks to the reinforced bumpers. It's also got a rugged backplate that's clear to show off the phone's design and also compatible with wireless charging. While it's not quite as Lifeproof as you'd expect, it's also not as expensive as other Lifeproof cases at only $50. Plus, it looks pretty cool with the black and neon green, do you think?
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Speck Presidio
Speck has a full line of cases available for the Galaxy S9, but we'll focus on the Presidio case here because it's a great place to start. It's got a simple design with smart features where it counts like double protection in the corners and a slim profile that's compatible with wireless charging. It's been drop tested up to 10 feet and the matte finish is scratch resistant so it shouldn't show wear.
This is just one of the many case styles Speck offers, so check them all out if you want something with a bit more flair.
BodyGuardz Ace Fly clear case
Looking to show off your Galaxy S9 without leaving it prone to drop damage? BodyGuardz offers a clear case they say is built using the same impact gel used in padding and helmet technology for athletes.
Whether or not that marketing talk sways you, the Ace Fly clear case looks like a reliable clear case. BodyGuardz backs their products with a lifetime warranty and you have a 30-day money back guarantee so if you don't love it you can simply return it.
Available for $35, these cases are also compatible with the Pure Arc Tempered Glass screen protector, so if you've used BodyGuardz screen protectors before and trust the brand this would be a good combo to keep your Galaxy S9 fully protected right out of the box.
Spigen Rugged Armor case
The Spigen Rugged Armor case is my go-to phone case. It's a sleek, one-piece case that adds good protection to your phone without much bulk. Thin enough to not impede wireless charging, this is a great minimalist case that still offers rugged protection.
More importantly, it always comes in at a great price. At just $12.99, it's one of the cheapest options currently available from a brand we trust.
Spigen Liquid Crystal clear case
Looking for a clear case option under $20? Spigen's got you covered there, too. Just like the Rugged Armor case, the Liquid Crystal is slim and pocket-friendly. Made of flexible TPU, it's easy to slip on and will provide quality protection while still letting you show off your phone's design.
You can get the Liquid Crystal for $12.99 or add a funky print or some sparkles for just $14.99.
VRS Design Clear Slim case
These clear cases from VRS Design basically offer it all. It's a clear case that shows off the body of the Galaxy S9 with a shockproof bumper available in the exact color to match your device.
Better still, these cases are thin enough to be fully compatible with wireless charging. Make sure you get the right color for your phone to complete the look.
You can get this case for just $14 on Amazon.
Ringke Fusion Clear Case
The best way to protect your phone from drop damage is to not drop your phone. The latest Fusion clear case from Ringke includes a handy wrist strap built into the case.
Whether or not you want to use the wrist strap is up to you, but it's a thoughtful addition to a consistently stellar case style. Available as a clear case or with a Orchid Purple or Smoky Black bumper accent, you can get this case for just $11 on Amazon.
SUPCASE Unicorn Beetle Series case
The Unicorn Beetle case is one of those phone cases that people buy with every new device. It's got that classic rugged design with ridges to help with grip and it includes a built-in screen protector to keep your S9 in pristine condition.
Port plugs keep dust and pocket lint out of your charging port and headphone jack, and it also comes with an optional belt-clip holster. Rugged enough to keep your phone protected and yet thin enough to work with wireless charging, get your Unicorn Beetle Series case for just $19.99.
dbrand Skins
Dbrand Skins are a consistently popular option for phone enthusiasts who want to customize the look of their phone without adding any bulk. They of course offer an awesome level of customization for creating a skin for your Galaxy S9.
You can pick between nine different texture styles for the back, the minimal bezels on the top and bottom of the display, and even around the camera sensor! You can mix and match and create your dream skin. Didn't get the phone color you wanted? Make it your own with dbrand!
Update March 12, 2018: Added the VRS Design and Ringke Fusion cases to our list.
Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+
- Galaxy S9 review: A great phone for the masses
- Galaxy S9 and S9+: Everything you need to know!
- Complete Galaxy S9 and S9+ specs
- Galaxy S9 vs. Google Pixel 2: Which should you buy?
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People: Executive transactions
Atlanta Braves general manager John Coppolella resigned.
The Oakland Athletics promoted Taj Tashombe to vice president of external affairs to head their new ballpark development effort.
The Class A Carolina League hired Geoff Lassiter as president, effective Jan. 1. Lassiter was president of the league's Winston-Salem Dash.
The Class A Carolina League's Winston-Salem (N.C.) Dash promoted C.J. Johnson to president and general manager.
The Class A California League's Stockton (Calif.) Ports promoted Taylor McCarthy to assistant general manager.
The Oklahoma City Thunder promoted Will Dawkins to vice president of identification and intelligence, Marc St. Yves to vice president of logistics and engagement, Matt Tumbleson to vice president of basketball communications and engagement, Donald Strack to vice president of human and player performance, Paul Rivers to chief of staff, Amanda Green to director of information management and counsel, Wynn Sullivan to director of strategic planning, Jesse Gould to director of pro evaluation, Ayana Lawson to director of community and lifestyle services, and Oliver Winterbone to director of player development, and hired Rob Hennigan as vice president of insight and foresight. Hennigan was general manager for the Orlando Magic.
The Orlando Magic named David Tenney high performance director. Tenney held the same post for the Seattle Sounders FC.
The NBA G League Texas Legends promoted Brittany Payne to vice president of operations, Kyle Judkins to vice president of digital media and broadcast production, Blake Armstrong to vice president, Matt Morales to assistant general manager, Byron Bogar to assistant general manager, Britney Wynn to vice president of media relations, Blaine Morris to senior director of corporate sponsorship, Chris Crump to senior director of business development, and Kevin Phillips to senior director of group sales. The team hired Tamishia Moats and Nick Sandall as directors of business development.
The Cleveland Cavaliers named Nic Barlage president of business operations, Tad Carper executive vice president of communications, Mozelle Jackson executive vice president and chief financial and administrative officer, Tracy Marek executive vice president and chief marketing officer, Brad Sims executive vice president/chief revenue officer and franchise operations, and Mike Conley senior vice president and chief information officer.
The Sacramento Kings named Peja Stojakovic vice president of basketball and team development, Joelle Terry senior vice president of communications, Bill Pope director of pro personnel, Mark Toyoda senior manager of basketball administration, Melanie Stocking manager of basketball operations, Robbie Lemons basketball operations coordinator, Akachi Okugo player development coordinator, Ramsey Nijem head performance and strength coach, Aung Aye manual therapist and assistant athletic trainer, Penny Chatzis executive assistant to the general manager and player services administrator, and Galen Duncan vice president of the Kings Academy and professional development. Anthony McClish was named director of basketball operations and general manager of the team's G League affiliate, the Reno Bighorns, and Ernest DeLosAngeles head strength and conditioning coach for the Reno Bighorns.
Alabama State University Athletic Director Melvin Hines resigned.
The University of Alabama Birmingham hired Trey Frazier as associate athletic director for development. Frazier was director of development for annual giving at Virginia Tech.
The College of Charleston promoted Laura Lageman to senior associate athletic director and senior woman administrator, Otto German to associate athletic director for compliance; Kate Tiller to assistant athletic director for student-athlete academic services; Weston Ijames to assistant athletic director for business operations; J.B. Weber to director of compliance; and Kelly Mottola to director of ticket operations.
Columbia University hired Mike Miller as associate athletic director for marketing strategy. Miller was associate athletic director for external relations at Wagner College.
Concordia University, Portland, hired Jessica Harbison Weaver as associate athletic director for compliance and academic support and senior woman administrator. Harbison Weaver was assistant athletic director for compliance at the University of California, Riverside.
Don DiJulia, Saint Joseph's University vice president and athletic director, will retire at the end of the academic year.
Eastern Michigan University hired Sean McCarthy as assistant director of compliance. McCarthy was a compliance coordinator at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Hofstra University hired Samantha Hegmann as assistant athletic director for NCAA education and compliance services. Hegmann was assistant director for compliance at Monmouth University.
Johns Hopkins University hired Jennifer Baker as senior associate athletic director. Baker was senior manager of corporate real estate, facilities and operations for Under Armour.
Wagner College hired Greg Cusick as assistant athletic director for external relations.
Combat Sports
UFC hired Paul Asencio as senior vice president of global partnerships. Asencio was vice president of venue business development for Fanatics.
PGA Tour executive Charlie Zink retired.
Ken May, Topgolf chief executive officer of U.S. venue operations, retired.
The World Golf Foundation hired James Cramer as vice president of communications. Cramer was vice president of communications for the PGA Tour.
The Carolina Hurricanes hired Tom Ward as senior vice president of brand, community and partnership development.
Bobby Hacker launched his own law firm and sports media consulting agency. Hacker was Fox Sports vice president of business and legal affairs.
Octagon hired William Mao as vice president of media rights consulting. Mao was vice president of digital for MP & Silva.
MLS hired Diego Moratorio as general manager of MLS Canada. Moratorio was director of marketing for Coca-Cola Canada.
Oak View Group hired former Billboard editor Andy Gensler as executive editor of its media and conferences division.
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency hired Brad Horn as communications and media relations director. Horn was vice president for communications and education for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Amateur cycling event series Haute Route hired Micah Rice as head of operations for North America. Rice was vice president of national events for USA Cycling.
Luker on Trends promoted Chad Menefee to senior partner.
Awards and Boards
Oilers Entertainment Group and the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation named Janet Riopel board chair for the EOCF.
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Throwback to time in Texas (USA) while skating my first ever promodel prototype boots! Captured by Kato himself in 2014. - Nils Jansons.
Throwback to time in Texas (USA) while skating my first ever promodel prototype boots! Captured by Kato himself in 2014. - Nils Jansons.
"15 anos atrás, meu modelo de base de patins da Fifty-50! Lindas conquistas e memórias através deste esporte que amo tanto". - Fabiola Da Silva (photo).
"Another True Zu around Bercy Zoo, Paris". - Julien Cudot.
Photo: Antoine Dujoncquoy (Larger Picture on Imgur).
Photo: Kubotafotografia (Larger Picture on Imgur).
The 2nd edition of my Undercover Pro Wheel is now available worldwide! So check them at your favorite skate shop ;) Shot by Mark Heuss. And yep, that was my warmup for the line in my new video Bebop Sessions. - Eugen Enin.
Short Stop NYC by Dominik Wagner. "The city is a big playground for my friends and I".
The FISE released the issue 13 of their mag FISEUP (you can check all previous issues here). Dominik Wagner wrote a NYC article starring James Perez.
Check page 18 and page 19 for the article and photos.
Previously: Dominik Wagner in New York - Dreaming With No Sleep (2017) with James Perez.
Antony Pottier - Nomadeshop Official Trip in Nantes, France (video edit) for Flat Frame.
Pascal Tan - Switch Wallride, filming for patspang video P2. A photo by Alexander Linde.
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It's odd. I've spent over a decade online, and have been perfectly happy posting rather private information to thousands of strangers.
Yesterday, however, I had a rather... disconcerting experience. Twittering on a #feed to a bunch of fellow flybabies (people who use the techniques for organization, etc, of the site flylady.net) and someone on my Facebook asked me what #flylady was about. It's not that I'm reticent to talk up Flylady, since she and her site have been quite helpful in dealing with my ADD-like executive function problems. But it was an odd feeling to be forcibly reminded that stuff I'm doing here, or on twitter, might show up in Facebook, or Plaxo, or elsewhere, on someone's feed.
What comes to mind is from John M Ford's classic "Final Reflection" in which the saying recurs: "If I had not wanted it heard, I would not have said it." The society is one of constant observation, cameras, bugs, etc, but it applies to the Internet as well - that what I post here, or anywhere on a social network, now, will show up in unexpected places.
Although I *know* this... occasionally, I find it discomforting. Too public. Too many people following what I'm saying - and not just strangers; people I know!
As Emily Dickinson put it:
"How dreary - to be - somebody!
How public - like a frog -
to tell your name - the livelong June -
to an admiring bog!"


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luxury two bedroom apartment
- 00 Sq m
- 2 Beds
- 1 Garage
- 2 Baths
- Unfurnished
contact agent
situated in desirable eastwood location close to shops and cafe lifestyle, close proximity to primary and high schools, universities & parks, easy access to transport, walking distance to eastwood & epping stations.
- generous sized bedrooms
- open plan living/dining area
- modern kitchen with stone benchtops
- stainless steel smeg appliances
- breakfast bar, under cabinet lighting
- modern fully tiled bathroom
- floor to ceiling glass sliding doors
- sunroom/terrace/courtyard alfresco areas
- secure parking, internal laundry, skylight
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Lilian Qian
Lilian commenced her career in real estate since 2004, and has been responsible for the sale of Western Sydney's most sought after properties. She is passionate about this profession and particular enjoys meeting new people from all areas of life. With a board, diverse knowledge and experience in all aspects of both Property Management and Sale Division of the office, Lilian provides all her clients with a specialized service. Being fluent in Mandarin, Cantonese and English, give Lilian a board spectrum of appeal in dealing with a wide variety of the locally based community who sometimes prefer to communicate in their mother language. Prof Qualifications and Affiliations: Bachelor of Commerce Diploma of Real Estate Licensed Real Estate & Auctioneer


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The Catholic Schools of Whitehorse provide public education in a Catholic environment based on Gospel values and the tradition of the Catholic Church. There are three Catholic schools -- two elementary and one secondary.
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The month of August is so full of celebrations that I would need a special software to manage them all lol.
Let's see. August 6 was our one year wedding anniversary, August 7 was my wife's birthday, August 8 was both my 10 year anniversary in Canada and 4 years as a Canadian citizen, and this coming August 15 is my birthday (and of course I won't tell you my age, but I am expecting your gifts).
How do you celebrate all of that? How about a trip? That wouldn't be bad at all.
Four times in July I was asked to conduct a series of workshops for French speaking professionals. It was so much fun. When they told me that I would do the same thing in Sudbury, I immediately said yes. So, this last week, it was both work and pleasure as I took my family with me to Sudbury Ontario. It was fun.
Up to the last minute we did not know if we would drive, take the train or fly to Sudbury. We were at Toronto Airport when we were told we would drive after all. Thank God we did. We had so much fun on our way, with Justine (my co-facilitator) driving and making us laugh all the way to Sudbury. Our daughter was so calm all along. The only time she woke up was when she was hungry. Great timing as the cops asked us to stop for a check up. Nothing to worry about. Few hours later we were in Sudbury.
The hotel bed was so comfortable that I do not remember the last time I slept this well. I wanted to move to Sudbury right then.
I left the hotel early in the morning as our workshop was scheduled to begin at 9.30 AM. My wife and kid stayed at the hotel for some extra sleep. They would join us later as it was my time to speak after Justine did her thing. Did I mention that our presentation was happening at an African food restaurant? I couldn't wait to finish my presentation as I was smelling some nice stuff in the kitchen.
As I wrapped up my speech, I went to check my wife in the audience to see how she and the baby were doing. I was hoping for a standing ovation from her (as it was her first time hearing me speak), and she just went: "You spoke so loud that you woke up the baby..."
I guess the standing ovation will come next year...
I won't mention the African food. You don't have twenty four hours to read. It was simply magnificent. My wife says that any food is good for me (which is the truth...), but this food was out of this world. We even brought some for the road. You know that in terms of food I am always open to opportunities. And for me it is always about quantity first lol.
Right after lunch, we hit the road back to Toronto. Three hours later we were home, and the baby started crying. She did not cry for two days, now that we were home, she started doing her thing. Go figure.
It was after an hour of rest that my wife said to me. You do really help people. You should get paid a lot of money to do what you do.
That simple sentence was worth millions of dollars for me. It was the validation from my loved one that I am doing what I am supposed to do with my life: helping people. I can tell you that it is not always easy, but those kinds of words are what I need to keep on going. Words of encouragement are worth the world for me. Yes, I would like to earn more doing what I love to do, but getting my family on board is worth everything. I guess it was good karma, as I was checking my e-mail when we got back, somebody had asked me to do another presentation in October (to which I said yes). September is already booked.
My question to you is this one? What does really drive you? What are the things that keep you going when it's tough? Once you identify those, keep them in front of you. They are your fuel. Once we know why we do what we do, the how doesn't really matter. It will come at the right time.
My family plays a big role in my life, and I am glad they support me.
Moral of the story? Do you want to celebrate with me? Don't ask my age, but please do send me your gifts on August 15.
Always a pleasure
The Journeyman


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Lucia Smith : My Art
"Creating pictures has always been important to me; wherever I have lived I have taken my easel and made time for it. Over the years I have responded to the challenges of grey skies in Yorkshire, big skies in the low undulating landscape of Staffordshire, city skylines in the Midlands, and dazzling colours around Australia."
"Launching myself into an art career in the 1980's, I attended many short courses to learn about different techniques (watercolour landscape, oil painting, soft pastel portraiture, even Chinese watercolour); but in the main have avoided long courses in order to retain my own approach. The best teachers have been time, practice and experience. My long suffering family know that my sketch book and camera accompany us everywhere!"
"I was delighted to move back to Wharfedale in the 1990's, finding a new home and space to paint in the Yorkshire Dales valley where I grew up, and with the same easel. But maybe not with the same eyes……."
"My work now responds to all those previous landscapes – adding colour to the Yorkshire scenes and drama to the skies. Mixing the immediacy of pastel colours with under-painted layers of gentle watercolour, or the bold vibrancy of acrylic gives me the best of all these media, and most of my current works start with an under-painted, then primed, surface. The soft pastel then adds its wonderful qualities: a beautiful flow, an intensity of colour, and on a primed, gritty surface it is a fabulous medium to manipulate, allowing me to slowly build the composition balance, persuading the light and movement to sing."
"I work hard to create compositions based on reality, with careful, accurate drawing so that each picture still belongs to a certain place. I then add the uplifting colour of a soft pastel palette, limiting the colour range to convey emotion and mood. This allows my work to move into a more abstract direction as I find tempting patterns offered by the land and the sky, and combine them to maximise their power."
"My aim is to simplify these gorgeous Dales to their essence: contours, patterns, wind and rain, clouds and bits of blue, heather, scree, boulders and expanse; each picture offering a celebration of being in this space."
"I hope to offer views which are full of movement and drama; scenes to be watched."
Limited edition Prints:
"Certain pieces are also available as framed limited prints, some also on box canvas : it is exciting to take the images created in pastel from behind their protective glass. "
"Most of my exhibitions have been in Yorkshire: Harrogate, Leeds, and the Yorkshire Dales; it is here that I feel my work creates a vibration and is best recognised. I have also offered workshops at Art Shows, Art Clubs and City Galleries, and periodically teach privately at home."
See also Lucia Smith's 'Not Just Hockney' profile, and link to her website, at http://www.notjusthockney.info/smith-lucia/