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The stylish kitchen/dining area provides additional space for informal dining. A master bedroom, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom provide plenty of space for family or guests. Read more Open plan kitchen/dining area Living room with double doors leading to the garden Handy downstairs cloakroom and under stairs storage Master bedroom with en suite shower room 2 further bedrooms and a first floor family bathroom 2 private parking spaces Private, enclosed rear garden 10 year NHBC 'Buildmark' warranty and insurance policy 2 year Taylor Wimpey warranty Call 01953660509 Book a remote appointment Request a call back View a brochure Login to save London Road - Attleborough - Norfolk - NR17 1GT Opening Times Today 13:30 to 17:00 More times Mon 13:30 to 17:00 Tue 10:00 to 17:00 Wed 10:00 to 17:00 Thu 10:00 to 17:00 Fri 10:00 to 17:00 Sat 10:00 to 17:00 Sun 10:00 to 17:00 Images include optional upgrades available at extra cost 01953660509 Book a remote appointment Book app. Request a call back Call back View a brochure Brochure Floor plans Ground Floor Room Metres Feet and inches Kitchen / Dining Area 5.40m x 3.03m 17'9" x 9'11" Living Room 5.40m x 3.02m 17'9" x 9'11" Where given room dimensions are maximums, ± 50mm, and include any fitted wardrobes or similar features. First Floor Room Metres Feet and inches Bedroom 1 4.08m x 3.08m 13'5" x 10'1" Bedroom 2 3.16m x 3.02m 10'4" x 9'11" Bedroom 3 3.02m x 2.15m 9'11" x 7'1" Where given room dimensions are maximums, ± 50mm, and include any fitted wardrobes or similar features. Ground Floor First Floor Development Layout Zoom in Zoom out Show Hide map key Location Situated just 16 miles from the City of Norwich via the A11 and accessible by train in 20 minutes, with easy links to Cambridge and London beyond, Attleborough is perfect for commuters. Excellent school facilities, shopping amenities and local attractions such as Banham Zoo, has families well catered for.With its selection of stylish homes, excellent amenities close by and a superb location when it comes to transport connections, Grosvenor Park is perfect for everyone looking to combine all the benefits of an energy-efficient new home with a historic market town setting and ease of access throughout the region. 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Malaysia U-23 coach Ong Kim Swee is confident that his team are mentally prepared for the opening match against Iraq in the AFC U-23 Championship.
"To me, all these (attacks from Iraqi players) are just to throw us off psychologically. Our players are professionals, so it should not affect them," as quoted by the New Straits Times.
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Relocations require time, effort, and planning, which is why it's a good idea to hire professional movers in sharjah for this task.
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The Community Mental Health - Multidiscipline Ontario Graduate Certificate program is designed for a diverse group of learners who recognize the importance of community awareness, acceptance and action relating to mental health issues and concerns.
Through an enhanced level of knowledge and evidence-based practice in mental health care and advocacy, this program will explore the complexities of mental illness, the link to addictions and the needs of a diverse population. Cultural and legislative strategies that impact mental health care and lead to a more supportive and open society will be examined. Learners will gain a new understanding of mental health issues across the life span including knowledge in addictions, assessment and intervention approaches, and relapse prevention. Strategies for maintaining healthy lifestyle for individuals, helpers and their support networks will also be explored.
In consultation with the faculty, students will create their own supervised field experience where they will be given the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills, in their unique work place or a community service that operates in the area of mental health awareness, intervention or prevention. Opportunities for the student to become an advocate for change will be strongly supported.
This program requires an iPad.
A college diploma, university degree or equivalent
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A parasite found in the lettuce of McDonald's salads is believed to have caused outbreaks in at least 10 states. USA TODAY
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Cape4 Yachting sells Azimut motor yacht Tropicana
by Malcolm MacLean
Vangelis Filiadis at Cape4 Yachting has sold the 26.83m motor yacht Tropicana in an in-house deal.
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A general frame for modeling the electrical propagation along graphene nanoribbons, carbon nanotubes and metal nanowires
A Maffucci1, G Miano2
1DIEI, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, via G. Di Biasio 43, 03043 Cassino, Italy/INFN-LNF, Via E. Fermi 40, 00044, Frascati, Italy
2DIETI, University of Naples "Federico II", via Claudio 21, 80125, Naples, Italy
A general frame is proposed to model the propagation of electrical signals along nano-interconnects, either made by carbon nanotubes, graphene nanoribbons or metal nanowires. In the typical operating conditions of the next generations of integrated circuits, the electrodynamics of the nano-interconnects may be conveniently described by means of a semi-classical transport model, based on the modified Boltzmann transport equation. From this model we derive here a generalized non-local dispersive Ohm's law, which can be regarded as the constitutive equation for the material. From the knowledge of the conduction and valence subbands, it is possible to define an equivalent number of conducting channels, which affects the circuit parameters of such interconnects. The study of the dispersion introduced by the generalized Ohm's law gives a clear explanation to the different propagation properties of nano-interconnects made by carbon materials and conventional metals.


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JAAG encourages members to support local businesses and community groups that help to bring a true village feel to our area! Let us know of any other businesses or groups in the area that you'd like to hear more about.
SAM's Corner Cafe
Sam has recently renovated his Milk Bar into a new 'Corner' Cafe which is now being managed by his daughters. This is a new place in our precinct to relax, meet friends and neighbours whilst you enjoy a coffee, meal or simply a milk shake. For those who are not familiar with where 'Sam's Corner Cafe" is located, it is at the corner of Wellington Street and Upton Road just before you cross the Upton Road bridge.
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Bagel House
A new cafe has opened up at 91 Wellington Street specialising in bagels.
Over 50s Pilates for only $10
A Pilates class aimed at people aged 50 years and over who are wanting to increase their fitness, maintain an active lifestyle or who are in later-stage injury recovery. The class will focus on isolation exercises, core stability, strength and compound movements. The class will include a coffee at the local café after the class!
*Anyone with a serious or acute injury is recommended a 1:1 assessment before joining this class. Suitable for general aches and pains.
Cost: $10
Time: 11.30-12.30pm Thursdays
Where: Melbourne Physiotherapy Pilates and Fitness Group: Ground Floor 201 Fitzroy St, St Kilda, 3182. Booking essential.
ENGINE HOUSE – Shared office space and cafe
A new business on Wellington St called Engine House would like to offer JAAG members a 10% discount on coworking or meeting room bookings for first time members. For any enquiries email firstname.lastname@example.com and mention this article.
Engine House, located at 105 Wellington St, St Kilda, opened in November 2017. It is a coworking and shared office space with in-built cafe (Freelancer) and community events area. Housed in the Windsor Cable Tram Engine House, built in 1891, the space highlights the original features of the building with high ceilings, exposed steel and beautiful arched windows. Supporting local businesses in the area, Engine House is the perfect place for flexible work options, meeting room hire or event space.
Why not join up with other local community groups such as Almaville a community established via FaceBook for people living and working in the streets neighbouring Alma Park "who are looking to foster a greater sense of community in our small but vibrant 'mini-suburb'". The Almaville group is free to use and open to everyone residing or working in Almaville.
But there are two new locations Elsternwick Primary School and Ripponlea Primary School.
Not many may know of the highly successful local community operation called St Kilda Mums, that is making a remarkable difference assisting parents with babies, who face hardship gain access to a range of pre used nursery items including cots, prams, basinettes, clothing and gates and more?
Since establishing and moving into a Vale Street warehouse in St Kilda, the Mums have recycled nearly 20,000 nursery items that may have needed fixing-up, cleaning and checking before sending them out the door again to accredited maternal child health nurses or social worker to provide to families doing it tough.
StKilda Mums is a not for profit group run by five mothers from the St Kilda area and driven by the efforts of more than 400 volunteers with the City of Port Phillip chipping in some community funds to keep the operation afloat.
St Kilda Mums energetic CEO Jessica Macpherson says, " We are always seeking donations of prescribed baby goods, of course money and we would welcome offers of volunteer help to boost our ranks, especially any men with some cot or pram repair skills."
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By: Patrick Waring
The NBA season is over and all focus is now on the Draft this Thursday night in Brooklyn, NY. The Minnesota Timberwolves have the top pick and barring a trade, they should draft a big man to go with Ricky Rubio, Zach LaVine and Rookie of the Year Andrew Wiggins. Not to mention, KG would be there to help groom and teach.
The Washington Wizards own the 19th and 49th picks. A lot can happen between now and Thursday evening, but I expect the Wiz to draft a PF with their first selection. A stretch four type seems popular with the way Randy Wittman operated in the playoffs. His playoff formula and rotation was very successful. Successful until All Star PG John Wall suffered a broken wrist in Game 1 against the Atlanta Hawks that caused him to miss the next three games. The Wizards ended up losing the series, but it was another good year. The Wiz have made back to back playoff appearances, but need to continue to build and advance. The pieces are there. Wall and Beal in the backcourt, the development of Otto Porter and a very productive center in Marcin Gortat. Gortat is getting up there in NBA years, but doesn't have as many miles that most his age have due to sitting behind Dwight Howard in Orlando. Paul Pierce is still on the fence about playing next year, but the big question is at PF. Nene is coming into the last year of his deal and I don't know if the team is sold on paying Kevin Seraphin to be their answer playing beside Gortat. That and I think Seraphin will have a few teams interested. I would expect Dallas to strongly consider making an offer if they can't land LaMarcus Aldridge. Drafting philosophies can vary. Some say draft for need, while others believe in taking the best player available. Ernie Grunfeld may be able to pull off both with the 19th pick. If still available at the 19th selection, I like Bobby Portis from Arkansas. Portis took home SEC Player of the year honors last year while averaging 17 pts and almost 9 boards per game. Yes, the same SEC that had a ton of future NBA players at Kentucky. Portis would have to work on his range, but he has the size and is tough. Portis recently said that he pictures opponents slapping his mom before games. How would you not want to go to battle on the court with a guy like that? Never mind a basketball game, I think I would take him in an alley with me. Other options could include UCLA's Kevon Looney or Louisville's Montrezl Harrell. Notre Dame PG Jerian Grant would also be interesting if he is still available and the Wizards look to go in a different direction on draft night. The PF position will have to be addressed in the draft or free agency, but I think the Wizards can land their player of the future on the stage in Brooklyn.
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Deloitte has acquired software development agency Well Placed Cactus and its team to boost its digital capabilities.
Australian startup Venue Insider provides venue listings complete with virtual tours to help event planners go about their work quicker.
BOP Industries creates holographic content specially tailored to a client for use at an event or space, also supplying them with projection devices.
Sydney's ICC launched a VR experience that will allow businesses, travellers, and event organisers to virtually scout out the venue through an app.
Working to deliver VR to the advertising industry is Melbourne startup FGMNT, a VR and augmented reality (AR) development company
Using 360 degree videos, the startup develops experiences based on a range of scenarios and scenes relating to common phobias
Australia's gaming industry grew at a 9.6 percent CAGR between 2013 and 2016 as it expanded into other sectors, according to a joint report.
Augment space allows users to upload 360 degree photos and easily create interactive, 360 degree virtual tours for as little as $10.
IKEA Australia has announced a IKEA Virtual Reality, allowing users to complete a digital 'walkthrough' of an IKEA store while browsing products.
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Hailing from Iztacalco, Mexico City, Mexico, Juan "Dinamita" Manuel Marquez, 44, is returning to the boxing scene but not as a contender. The retired professional boxer will serve as the adviser of a fellow Mexican in an event in Bangkok, Thailand.
A four-division world champion, Marquez will use his boxing expertise to help Iran "MagnifiKO" Diaz, 22, of Ciudad Obregon, Sonora, Mexico win at "ONE: Kingdom of Heroes." The latter is set to challenge reigning World Boxing Council Super Flyweight World Champion Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, 31, of Thailand.
"ONE: Kingdom of Heroes" will take place at the Impact Arena in Bangkok on October 6, 2018. In the main event, Diaz and Sor Rungvisai will battle it out in the inaugural boxing match of ONE Championship.
Diaz acknowledges the advantage of Sor Rungvisai, who will compete in his home country. Still, the Mexican boxer believes in his skills and talent and promises to score a huge upset at "ONE: Kingdom of Heroes."
With Marquez as the adviser, Ernesto Salgado will serve as Diaz's trainer and coach. Salgado said, "We consider this to be a great opportunity for Iran to face one of the best super flyweights in the world today."
"It's his first world title fight," Salgado added. "With Juan Manuel Marquez extending his helping hand, it's huge for us."
With a professional boxing record of 14 wins, 2 losses and 3 draws, Diaz is considered one of the fastest rising talents in Mexican boxing and is riding a five-bout winning streak. On the other hand, Sor Rungvisai has 46 wins, 4 losses and 1 draw and in his most recent bout, he defeated his Mexican opponent Juan Francisco Estrada, 28.
"There is so much at stake in this fight," Salgado said. "We will need all the help we can get to win."
Meanwhile, Marquez competed from 1993 to 2014. He had 56 wins, 7 losses and 1 draw.
Among Marquez's high-profile opponents were his compatriot Marco Antonio "El Barreta" Barrera, 44, Manny "Pac-Man" Pacquiao, 39, of the Philippines and Floyd "Money" Mayweather Jr., 41, of the United States. Watch the amazing knockouts by the retired Mexican boxer here:
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BJP to protest Bijepur firing in 30 dists
The BJP will launch a State-wide agitation on Tuesday to protest the firing at the house of party activist at Padagaon in Bijepur. This was decided at an emergent meeting of the party chaired by party president Basanta Panda. Accusing ruling BJD of trying to instill fear in the minds of people in the constituency ahead of the byelection, the BJP said it will not be cowed down by violent activities spons o red by the St a t e Government.
"As many as 14 BJP workers have been killed by the ruling party activists in the last three and half years and the Odisha Police have done nothing to arrest the criminals involved in those murder cases. The firing incident in Bijepur is a well thought out plan of BJD to silence BJP workers. The BJP will fight it out democratically by taking up the issue to the people," State BJP general secretary Bhrugu Baxipatra told reporters after the meeting. National BJP general secretary Arun Singh, who is here on a twoday visit, said the Bijepur incident is the panic reaction of the ruling party which is fast losing it popularity.
"Fearing defeat in the Bijepur bypoll which will be announced anytime soon, the BJD has resorted to violence. The ruling party had resorted to similar violent activities during the election to the three-tier panchayati raj election in the State last year," Singh said on his arrival here. Baxipatra said attack on BJP leaders visiting Bargarh district has become a common feature. Union Ministers Santosh Gangwar and Niranjan Jyoti and former chief minister of Jharkhand Arjun Munda were attacked during their visit to Bargarh districts.
The party has decided to take the issue to the people by staging demonstration in all the district headquarters of the State on Tuesday to protest Bijepur firing. A delegation of the BJP led by Panda also submitted a memorandum to Additional Chief Secretary Home Asit Tripathy demanding immediate arrest of the culprits involved in the firing and protection to Manoranjan Meher whose house was attacked.
Vizag cops begin probe as ragging death sparks fury in Sambalpur
With Sambalpur seething in rage over the death of 16-year-old Shreyas Kesharwani allegedly due to ragging, Visakhapatnam police have already started an inquiry after their Sambalpur counterpart established contact with them.
While parents of Shreyas have accused three students of ragging and charged the management of Sri Chaitanya Junior College at Marikavalasa with negligence, Pothina Mallayya (PM) Palem Police in Visakhapatnam said it would examine the video in which Shreyas had apparently named the students who had assaulted him. PM Palem Inspector K Lakshmana Murthy said Shreyas had informed Lakshmana Rao, vice-principal of Sri Chaitanya Junior College at Marikavalasa, about severe body pains after "slipping in the bathroom". He was soon taken to a hospital and his parents were informed about the matter.
"Odisha police say the parents of the student recorded a video before his death in which he has named the students who thrashed him. He has also blamed the management of negligence and said he had informed school authorities about his injuries," Murthy explained. The inspector said the Vice-Principal ruled out the possibility of a fight between students and claimed Shreyas had approached him saying he had fallen down. Besides, all the three students against whom Shreyas had complained are on vacation, he said. "The video recording needs to be checked. Postmortem report will be crucial," added Murthy.
Sambalpur SP Sanjiv Arora said a police team from Sambalpur is on its way to hand over the case to its Visakhapatnam counterpart. He has also written to his counterpart on the matter.Shreyas was allegedly thrashed by a few students of the college. He left for home in Garposh of Odisha citing ill health on December 29, but succumbed to injuries at a hospital in Bhubaneswar on January 6.
The boy's death sparked protests in his hometown after his family held the college management responsible for his death as it could not prevent ragging. Irate locals blocked Bamra-Garposh road demanding action against the school management and the students who ragged the deceased. The demonstrators also staged a rail-roko at Garposh Railway Station to express their protest.
On December 29, Shreyas's father Shailesh Kesharwani moved him to Odisha after a medical check-up. A few days later, the 16-year-old complained of severe pain in his chest and limbs. He was rushed to Ispat General Hospital in Rourkela and shifted to a private hospital in Bhubaneswar on January 5 after his condition deteriorated. However, he succumbed while undergoing treatment in the hospital on Saturday.
In-charge Sub-Divisional Police Officer of Kuchinda in Sambalpur Amitav Panda said the victim's family had registered a complaint with the police against three students of the school.


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Duke Energy Corporation issued the following announcement on April 16.Duke Energy's $62 million solar rebate program – which will help North Carolina customers with the upfront cost of installing solar panels on their property – was approved this month by the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC). Read More »
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19 "No", they said. "We want a king over us. Then we will be like all the other nations…'"
Ever hear the phrase, "The grass is greener on the other side of the fence?" The Israelites were looking at the other side of the fence to get a King, because they thought life would be better. Samuel told them the real story (I Samuel 8:11-18). What about you? Ever think your life would be better if only you had…what?


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Lilly Singh met Shah Rukh Khan during her first visit in India
Shashi, the "friendly bhoot" is an explorer by nature and the recent destination which she checked off from her list is Mannat. Yes, that's superstar Shah Rukh Khan's residence in Mumbai
Shah Rukh shared his "favourite moment" in a video, which shows fans hooting and cheering for their superstar while he thanks them for all their love. It ends with a small piece from Kal Ho Naa Ho
"Let Aamir and Salman handle wrestling. Two of them are enough to handle wrestling. Above all I don't look like a wrestler from any angle. I am a romantic hero and I don't know wrestling," said Shah Rukh during a media interaction for Eid celebrations at his residence Mannat
Shah Rukh Khan's birthday celebration started around midnight with cake cutting with his family
The two actors were out for a cause on Wednesday.
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan invited the press to his 48th birthday celebration at Mannat, his Mumbai home, on Saturday (November 2, 2013).
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A new five-year plan to reduce suicide and self harm in Wales has been unveiled for consultation by the Welsh Government.
Talk to Me 2, which builds on the first Talk to Me plan, launched in 2009, has been developed by the National Advisory Group for Suicide and Self harm prevention.
The group's chair, Ann John, Associate Professor at Swansea University's College of Medicine and Public Health Wales consultant in Public health Medicine, led on writing the strategy with input from a range of stakeholders including Samaritans, MIND Cymru, Cruse, Papyrus, the Police, and Health Services.
The strategy consultation was launched at a meeting today (Monday, January 5) at the Cardiff & District branch of Samaritans by Health and Social Services Minister Mark Drakeford, at which Ann John, Associate Professor at Swansea University's College of Medicine, also spoke.
In Talk to Me 2's Ministerial Foreword, Health and Social Services Minister Mark Drakeford said: "I thank Associate Professor Ann John and her leadership of the National Advisory Group in its work to develop this strategy and action plan. I commend both to you and I look forward to services further developing and improving."
Ann John said: "Suicide is the result of many different risk factors interacting in complex ways.
"Because of this, suicide prevention requires the action of multiple organisations across sectors. This is why national suicide prevention strategies are a key component in reducing suicide. They establish the strategic framework needed for a range of interventions to be brought in nationally, regionally and locally in a joined-up way.
"I feel privileged to have been involved in developing the new strategy and action plan for Wales with the National Advisory Group for Suicide and Self harm prevention."
Each year in Wales between 300 and 350 people die from suicide – about three times the number killed in road accidents. There are approximately 5,500 hospital admissions for self harm every year.
Talk to Me 2 sets out the strategic aims and objectives to prevent and reduce suicide and self harm in Wales between 2014 and 2019. It also builds on and complements Together for Mental Health and the Mental Health (Wales) Measure 2010.
It identifies those groups of people who are particularly vulnerable to suicide and self harm and sets out the care they should receive, provided in the right place, at the right time.
Talk to Me 2, which was published for consultation on December 12, 2014, will be subject to a 12-week consultation, which closes on March 5, 2015.
The suicide and self harm prevention activities, which will be a national priority in Wales over the next five years include:
- Reducing access to the means of suicide;
- Delivering appropriate responses to personal crises, early intervention and management of suicide and self harm;
- Further improving awareness, knowledge and understanding of suicide and self harm among the public; people who frequently come into contact with those at risk of suicide and self harm and professionals in Wales;
- Providing information and support for people bereaved or affected by suicide and self harm;
- Supporting the media in responsible reporting and portrayal of suicide and suicidal behaviour;
- Continuing to promote and support learning, information and monitoring systems and research to improve understanding of suicide and self harm in Wales and guide action.
Health and Social Services Minister Mark Drakeford said: "Suicide is usually in response to a complex series of factors, which are both personal and related to wider social and community influences. It is a tragedy for all concerned and is a cause of distress for many people – the individual, family, friends, professionals and the wider community.
"It is estimated that for every person who dies through suicide at least six others are significantly and directly affected. Many others may be indirectly affected. Losing someone through suicide can be particularly traumatic and difficult to cope with; its impacts are psychological, spiritual and economic.
"Our five-year strategy aims to promote, co-ordinate and support plans and programmes to reduce suicide and prevent self harm at national, regional and local levels.
"Prevention of suicide and self harm is a major challenge for us all, but no single organisation or government department can tackle this issue in isolation. The successful implementation of Together for Mental Health, the Measure and Talk to Me 2 will make a significant contribution to the prevention of suicide and self harm in Wales."
If you need to talk to someone, please contact the Community Advice and Listening Line (CALL) on Freephone 0800 132737 or text HELP and your question to 81066.
You can also contact the Samaritans on 08457 909 090.
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June 26, 2019 @ 8:30 am - 3:00 pmFree – $363
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Venue: Teachers Federation Building, 23 Mary St,Surry Hills (10 min walk from Central Station)
The PDHPE HSC Enrichment Days have been developed to support Year 12 students and their teachers to better prepare for their HSC.
The students are provided with quality lectures and that include Exam Technique, Core 1 and Core 2. There will be an option choice of either Sports Medicine or Improving Performance.
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I turned 30 in May of this year, two weeks after the 8th death anniversary of my mother and one day after mother's day. She governs everything I do and and every milestone I make. I thought to myself, and no one else, that I had lived half of my mother's life. If genes and heredity work against me, I could be dead in 27 years. I could be dead at any moment, yes, but I could also be dead in less than the amount of time I've already lived.
In the months that predated my birthday, there was sheer panic. I questioned my relationship, my internal clock, my health, and my life course. I became depressed with how far I'd come and how much time I threw away on self-doubt. I sulked around for months and didn't do much of anything at all. I understand that, in the grand scheme of living, 30 is young. People said, "See? You wasted all that time worrying." The thing is, I don't believe I did. Thinking about how long we've been on this earth and the unknowable time we have left is crucial in moving forward. I thought about time and my mother and I snapped out of it. I started with now. I stopped procrastinating and started doing. The fear of failure woke me up.
This is a very personal year-end list. A lot of 20-somethings may have already achieved these breakthroughs, and that's fantastic, but some of us move slowly. This list is for the 30-year-olds who took a long time to get where they want to be or who are still getting there. For those who gave up and yet never gave up. For those who go to shows even when they are tired and for those who don't go to shows because they are tired. For those who trampled through their 20s and stayed radical. For those with bad attitudes and big dreams. For those who made it to a year I thought incomprehensible.
This year-end list is also for my mother. I hope that she is endlessly proud.
I grew up in the DIY punk scene on Long Island, and then at SUNY Purchase, and then in Brooklyn. At this point in my life, I wouldn't call myself punk anymore. I engage in DIY punk ethics, but I no longer refer to myself by the term. In an email conversation with Jason Brownstein of the bands Joyride!, Permanent Ruin, and Hey Hallways, he wrote to me, "It's like the moment you start listening to the Clash as a teenager or some shit you start gestating a conjoined type punk twin somewhere on your torso and the rest of your life they grow in tandem. And punk is sort of supposed to be an all inclusive kind of experience but it has a way of isolating interests and feelings even within a single person." I feel this wholeheartedly, and once I turned 30 I took it seriously. I separated the conjoined twin but she's still with me. The older you get, the more you shed. At first I felt nostalgic for my youth, but now I embrace it. I am different and yet, still the same. I no longer feel guilty about not showing up once in a while. I can pick and choose the shows I want to go to and I can respect myself and my own time. I can identify or not identity with this subculture. I can say no. I can go to sleep early and stay inside with the cat and knit. I can still care, but I can also not care at all.
Have I told you I'm terrified of releasing my solo music? It's true. I find it easy to play in other people's bands because it's not actually me up there. I am a hologram floating around in someone else's feelings. My own music, however, seems way more personal than my writing ever will. This seems strange because I am known to spill my heart out in words. For a long time, I would write songs and think "I'm too old to start now." I still look around and think, "Why didn't I push harder when I was 25?" I wasn't ready and I gave myself a really hard time about it.
Mitski's "Bury Me at Makeout Creek" is one of those albums that nudges me roughly. I read her interview with Hazel Cills where she said, "Being a woman artist is always, always fighting and always having to just be strong." This is incredibly poignant, and I still often fear that I am not strong enough. I've had songs for years that I've done nothing with. I sit with them for hours, then put them aside untouched for months. I dream of a perfect line up but I convince myself that people won't be interested in playing my songs. But then I look at Mitski and I see clarity. She seems to have been through a lot to get where she is now. Through the vividness of her music I blossom with respect and inspiration. It's where I wish I was when I was her age, but it's also where I can be now.
In my early to mid-twenties I ran from love. When things got too hard, I stepped out. This past March, after taking a bad dose of hormonal birth control and falling into a severe depression, I almost took that step again and it would have been one of my biggest regrets. We went on a weekend tour and I spent most of the time crying because we weren't communicating our needs. We spent most of our time hiding feelings in return for a good time. It was heartbreaking. When we came home, we both realized we were worth it. 30 means you don't run, you talk it out if it's within reason. 30 means for the first time in your life, you stay.
I spent many years not doing what I needed to do. I used to call it a waste of time, but these days I understand that I just wasn't ready. I went to college for a Journalism degree in the early 2000s, when print was still viable and internet writing was only on the edge of up-and-coming. I learned almost nothing. I graduated and my mother died. I moved to Brooklyn and spent years focused on drugs and sleeping around to deal with my grief. I hit rock bottom. I moved home to Long Island to get it together. I was miserable. I applied for graduate school and realized "creative nonfiction" was a real thing. I moved back to Brooklyn. I attended Sarah Lawrence to begin a memoir and I graduated with some of my best writing to date. I took two years off from writing because the stresses of New York City were too much for me to focus. I moved to Philadelphia. Two years after that - this year - I began taking my writing seriously. I looked myself in the mirror and said out loud, "You can do this shit."
I've had more pieces published this year than in my entire life combined. There was a piece written about my writing life in Impose Magazine. I started tabling my zines at fests and even had them featured in Time Out Magazine. I got hired as the managing editor at She Shreds, a magazine I truly respect and love. It may seem like I'm gloating, but please indulge me. There's nothing wrong with self-recognition. It took me a long time to get here. I'm still doing a lot of hard emotional work, but I've made enormous strides Writing my memoir is still terrifying because it's about my mother and New York City, but I think about it every day. Even if no words come out, I know I'll get there.
I am not here to tell you that therapy is for everyone. That would be too assuming and ignorant. However, I can say that therapy is good for most of us with anxieties and fears that bind us to failure. We have these fabulous ideas in our heads that are muffled by our deprecating second voices. There are those of us who easily do, and those of us who easily don't. I've more often than not fallen into the latter camp, but in my 30th year I've come around and I'd like to give a shout-out to Marta for helping me pull myself out of the "don't" ditch. She pushed me to keep writing and applying myself. She showed me I need to be compassionate to myself and sit with my feelings even when they weigh me down. She helped me understand that age is relative, and that you can do it now or never. We ended our time together one week before I left for a five-week tour so she herself could move forward. Here I would like to thank her a million times over.
September 18, 2014 - Our show was in the Sunset. It was foggy and gray. Apparently (and ironically) they say that's what every sunset is like. I walked alone to the beach, only two blocks away from the venue. Took my shoes off and considered throwing them into the sea. Got overtaken by the tide and soaked up to my waist. It felt refreshing, awakening, and the salt was cleansing. Found a whole purple crab shell as my souvenir. It felt good to be alone, with my thoughts and the opposite sea.
I wrote every day of Radiator Hospital's five-week tour because I couldn't let anything be forgotten. I've gone on tour before with other bands, but for whatever reason this tour had a very different meaning. It was a reminder that I can still do the things I love, regardless of work and obligations. It was a test of my own mental health and an evaluation of my internal needs. I had meltdowns in Olympia and Seattle, but regained my stability when we got to California. I took time to myself, away from three of my favorite people, to remain coherent and well. I didn't party every night, but I partied. I was completely broke, living on a dime while having an unbelievable time, which made me reevaluate the way I stress about money. It was undoubtedly the best experience of the year.
I've always been terrified of voicing strong opinions and maybe even scared of standing up for myself, which has perhaps worked against me in my writing. In February, my band got asked to play in New York with the Marked Men, one of my favorite bands. The person who asked us to play wrote what I and many others thought to be an offensive article about the Philadelphia music scene for Noisey. The article featured two of my bands and I took offense because at the time I taught in public schools (the writer makes some very classist and ignorant remarks about Philadelphia education) and I could not stay quiet. I responded on my website where I said I did not have to be grateful to this writer for getting my band on the Marked Men show and that, as a musician, I do not have to be agreeable just because the writer promotes my bands. My response garnered a lot of positive attention, and some negative. The writer continued to send me emails that tried to make me feel guilty for speaking out and ungrateful for all he had done. Where I once would have caved, I didn't. I felt righteous and content.
When my mother died, I basically lost a support system within my biological family. I felt lost, alone, and discouraged. My creative endeavors were looked down upon for a long time, and sometimes still are. I've accepted the fact that I am allowed to prioritize my chosen family over my biological family. Sometimes your blood lets you down, so in moments of need, choose the support system that shows up.
Earlier this month, I took myself out to see Wild, a movie I've been anticipating for over a year. It is an adaptation of Cheryl Strayed's memoir by the same name. After losing her mother to cancer, cheating on and divorcing her husband at a very young age, and getting hooked on heroin, she knew she had to make a major change. Strayed hiked 1,100 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, from California to Portland. The movie, starring Reese Witherspoon and Laura Dern, had me crying every few minutes. Hell, I even cried at the Lionsgate intro music. I cried for two hours straight amidst older adults on a Friday afternoon. I let it flow without reserve. Afterwards, I treated myself to a slice of cake.
In the last lines of the book, Cheryl Strayed writes, "It was all unknown to me then, as I sat on that white bench on the day I finished my hike. Everything except the fact that I didn't have to know. That is was enough to trust that what I'd done was true. To understand its meaning without yet being able to say precisely what it was, like all those lines from The Dream of a Common Language that had run through my nights and days. To believe that I didn't need to reach with my bare hands anymore. To know that seeing the fish beneath the surface of the water was enough. That it was everything. It was my life - like all lives, mysterious and irrevocable and sacred. So very close, so very present, so very belonging to me. How wild it was, to let it be."
The best part, so far, of getting older is this idea of letting it be. To sit with your feelings - and I mean really sit with them - without distraction is a feat to behold. To let the terrible memories resurface and to truly deal with them. To take the time to process rather than digress. To be compassionate and true. To trust yourself.
Reader, please don't be deceived. This year wasn't all shimmering realizations and bounding growth. I moved backwards often. I cried a lot. I was jealous and resentful. I acted egotistical and over my head. I told myself my writing, including this list, was worthless. If I made it sound easy, it wasn't. If I made it sound like I'm complete, I'm not. I've still got a long way to go and a lot of emotional work to get through, but I made it to 30. And there's hope yet.


text: Home/ What's happening / Events / 2017 Exporter Update 2017 Exporter Update Thursday 9 November, Adelaide Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter Share via email 2017 Exporter Update 2017 Exporter Update 09 Nov 2017 Hickenbotham Room, National Wine Centre, Adelaide View on Google Maps Free Event finished Attendees at this year's Exporter Update on Thursday 9 November received an in-depth look at Australia's top wine export markets by value - China and the United States (USA). Wine exports and tourism have been a hot topic of conversation in the Australian wine community, with more than 200 new and existing wine exporters travelling to Adelaide to hear the latest market insights, trends and opinions from Australia's key export markets at Wine Australia's annual Exporter Update. The program featured a highly entertaining line up of local and international speakers who discussed critical factors to driving future Australian wine exports. If you missed out on attending the event - you're in luck - the presentations are available for viewing below. Seminars from the Exporter Update 2017 Phin Ziebell - The big picture Get up-to-speed with a macro-economic update from the National Australia Bank. Jennifer Pagano - Australian wine from the US consumer and trade perspective Jennifer Pagano, Director of Research at Wine Opinions, discusses Australian wine from the US consumer and trade perspective. Jennifer has over twenty years' experience conducting qualitative and quantitative research for food and wine companies. Jennifer is also the Director of Research for Wine Market Council. She holds a public policy degree from Stanford University. US panel session – What is the future for Australian wine in the US? An energy-infused session with some of the biggest names in the US wine sector on stage at the same time providing the latest research, historical perspectives, critical opinion and global perspectives. If you're exporting to the US or thinking about it, this is a not-to-be missed panel presentation, featuring Josh Raynolds, Lisa Perrotti-Brown MW, and Jennifer Pagano. Andrew McEvoy & Monika Tu - Rethinking your China strategy Andrew and Monika explore five mistakes businesses make with China and provide insights on how to promote your brand in China. Owen Malone - Wine fraud Owen Malone from Malong IPI Consultancy gives a detailed overview of common types of fraud which are impacting exporters and how they can be combated. Andreas Clark & Stuart Barclay - Export Report and ERWSP Wine Australia's CEO Andreas Clark and GM Marketing Stuart Barclay give an overview of the $50 million Export and Regional Wine Support Package and Wine Australia's investment pillars. Wine Australia Heads of Market - The year ahead Wine Australia's Heads of Market provide a market update and overview of upcoming campaigns in their market. Speakers and Special Guests Josh Raynolds, Editor, Vinous Josh's interest in wine was kindled in the early 1980s while he was at Boston University, pursuing an English degree that he received in 1985. The crash of 1987 put a merciful end to a short-lived stint in the financial world and he decided to make the plunge into the wine trade, beginning in retail in Washington, D.C. and spending the better part of 1989 and 1990 visiting and working in vineyards and cellars in France and Germany. In 1993 he moved to New York to work for a national importer, traveling across the country to represent the portfolio until 2005, when Steve Tanzer asked him to join the International Wine Cellar. Over the last decade Josh has been a regular participant, speaker and judge at wine conferences around the country and contributed articles to Wine & Spirits magazine when there's time to break away from attending to visiting the wine regions that he covers and trying to keep up with his tasting schedule. Lisa Perotti-Brown MW, Editor-in-Chief, Wine Advocate Born and raised in rural Maine, USA, Lisa graduated from Colby College with a degree in English Literature and Performing Arts. Her wine career began by accident when, living as a struggling playwright in London after college, she stumbled into a job as the manager of a wine bar. She progressed through wine sales and marketing roles in the UK wine trade throughout the 90s and early noughties before moving to Tokyo in 2002 where she worked as a wine buyer for one of Japan's top fine wine importers and a wine educator at Tokyo's Academie du Vin. In 2008 Lisa began writing a column for Robert Parker's website, eRobertParker.com, and later that year she achieved her Master of Wine qualification and the Madame Bollinger Medal for excellence in wine tasting. Now living in California, she is the Editor in Chief for Robert Parker's Wine Advocate and eRobertParker.com and remains the publication's critic for the wines of Australia and New Zealand. Jennifer Pagano, Director of Research, Wine Opinions Jennifer Pagano is the Director of Research at Wine Opinions, a wine industry consultancy and has over twenty years' experience conducting qualitative and quantitative research for food and wine companies. In addition, she is the Director of Research at Wine Market Council, a non-profit trade association. She was the Director of Programs for the American Institute of Wine & Food before holding research positions at Merrill Research & Associates and the B/R/S group. She attended Peter Kump's New York Cooking School and holds an undergraduate degree in Public Policy from Stanford University. Currently she is working toward her masters degree in Food Studies at the University of the Pacific. Phin Ziebell, Agribusiness Economist, National Australia Bank. Phin is NAB's Agribusiness Economist. He is responsible for analysing and reporting on the trends and developments in the agribusiness industry and works closely in conjunction with bankers in NAB's Agribusiness division. He was previously an economist at the Victorian Department of Primary Industries and Victorian Treasury. Andrew McEvoy, Founder – We Connect China Andrew McEvoy has had more than 20 years' experience in the tourism, media, and marketing sectors. He is a former Managing Director of Tourism Australia, and was CEO of the South Australian Tourism Commission. Andrew authored the Tourism 2020 Plan with the 10 year aim of doubling the value of Australia's tourism industry. Andrew also spent more than three years running the Fairfax Media lifestyle publishing division and built Fairfax Events into Australia's largest consumer event company. He is Chairman of listed travel and tourism company Sealink, Chairman of the Adelaide Riverbank Authority, a Board Director of the Lux Group (owner of Luxury Escapes) and an investor in various technology start-ups. Most recently, Andrew founded a company helping Australian business achieve practical results in China (We Connect China) and is now collaborating with Monika Tu as Executive Chairman of Black Diamondz Marketing. Monika Tu, Founder and Director - Black Diamondz Group International Monika Tu, Founder and Director of Black Diamondz Group International is the Chinese entrepreneur at the forefront of a revolution in the Australian luxury landscape. Black Diamondz Group International includes Black Diamondz Property Concierge; specializing in turn key solutions and prestige property sales, Black Diamondz Recruitment Concierge; with a focus on bilingual HR and recruitment placements and Black Diamondz PR and Marketing offering western creative communication strategies with eastern insights. In addition to Black Diamondz, Ms Tu the sits on the advisory board of Laser Corporation, an Australian owned IT and electronics solution provider that she established in 1987 and grew to a multinational with offices in New Zealand, Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Sydney. Monika's influence and insight has made her the go-to for international media including BBC World News, China Central, Bloomberg and Wall Street Journal seeking an expert opinion on where the ultra-high net worth Chinese will be spending next. Owen Malone, Proprietor - Malong IPI Consultancy Owen Malone has more than 40 years' experience in working in intellectual property (IP)in both government and industry, the latter including 19 years in the wine industry. Owen commenced his career as a Patent Examiner at IP Australia and then obtained the position of IP manager at Telstra's Research Laboratory. From 1989-95, Owen held the position of General Manager, Intellectual Property in Telstra Corporation, with overall responsibility for the company's intellectual property policy, management and practices. He then joined Freehills law firm as Executive Director, Freehills Technology Services Pty Ltd, a company established to provide intellectual property commercialisation and consultancy services. In 1998, Owen moved to the Foster's Group to take up the position of Intellectual Property Director with responsibility for the Group's intellectual property globally. In May 2011, with the demerger of Foster's wine business, Owen was appointed to the position of global Director Intellectual Property for Treasury Wine Estates Limited and served the company in this role for 6 years. Owen retired from Treasury Wine Estates at the end of March 2017, and has created a consultancy business, named Malong IPI. The business is focussed on the management of intellectual property (IP assets) and optimisation of business outcomes through the most effective utilisation of these intangible assets. The primary objective is to align and utilise intellectual property assets and innovations to extract maximum value and optimal outcomes for the major strategic imperatives of clients' businesses. Peter Switzer, Business & Finance Commentator Peter is one of Australia's leading business and financial commentators, launching his own business 20 years ago. The Switzer Group has since grown into three successful companies spanning media and publishing, financial services and business coaching. Peter is an award-winning broadcaster, twice runner-up for the Best Current Affairs Commentator award for radio, behind broadcaster Alan Jones. Wine Australia's Senior Leadership Team Andreas Clark, CEO Stuart Barclay, GM Marketing Read more about the Senior Leadership Team. Wine Australia's Heads of Market Laura Jewell MW, EMEA Aaron Ridgeway, Americas Hiro Tejima, APAC Willa Yang, China What others have said about the event 'Enjoyed the panel discussions - excellent fresh thinking and format kept it interesting.' 'Gives lots of food for thought and very valuable when not only looking at exporting but what message you want to send to consumers.' 'I appreciated the mix of both statistics in terms of the current global position as well as discussions surrounding consumer behaviour and emerging technologies.' 'Information was relative and extremely well organised.' 'The updated information by market was excellent and the views expressed on news on innovations in the digital space.' Gallery Gallery Upcoming events Read more Big Fortified Tasting 2020 (cancelled) Read more Australian Wine Tasting 2020 - Amsterdam (postponed) Read more Vinexpo Hong Kong 2020 (withdrawn) Read more China Roadshow 2020 Stay in touch with Wine Australia Please enter your given name Please enter a valid email address Submit Follow us on Facebook Wechat Instagram YouTube LinkedIn @Wine_Australia


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Question 2 - How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
Throughout the creation of my media products, I have tried to ensure that the combination is effective. The first thing that I have tried to do is to ensure that all of them are clearly identifiable as School Run. The main thing that has definitely allowed for this is the use of the same logo across all three products - the theatrical trailer and the print products. In addition to this, the same characters are seen wearing exactly the same costumes in all of my products. This makes the characters themselves clearly identifiable, both as the character and as a character of the film. The production and distribution companies are also visible on all of the products, again linking the products together and therefore providing an effective combination. In addition, one of the star reviews mentioned on the poster refers to a review that the article in the magazine would be about if it was written - again showing a clear link between the products.
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How Brexit has already impacted digital payments
The continuing uncertainty around the UK's future membership of or relationship to the EU is impacting everyone from small businesses to large multinationals, in particular carmakers like Honda and Jaguar Land Rover. And the digital payments space is no different.
We've talked about the potential impact of Brexit previously, but there have already been a number of moves in the digital payments space that have come about due to the current situation with Brexit.
Here are some of the most notable developments that have taken place against the backdrop of political and economic uncertainty.
Google Pay moves to Ireland
Firstly, Google officially moved online payment service operations for its Pay app from the UK to Ireland on 4 April, with the move aimed at ensuring Google Pay services continue to "run smoothly". Google said in a statement that the decision was made while "the UK's relationship with the EU evolves".
Google Pay is the tech giant's digital wallet and online payment service launched in 2015 as Android Pay, but adopting its current name in 2018 when it merged with its other payment services.
All users of Google Pay in the European Economic Area (EEA) – apart from those in the UK – will now be supported by the operations run by Google Ireland Limited. The Central Bank of Ireland recognised Google as a payment institution late in 2018. Google Pay users in the UK will continue to have their transactions processed in the UK. Previously, the UK-incorporated Google Payment Limited covered the whole of the EEA.
Stripe secures Irish e-money licence
In March, payments platform Stripe announced plans to significantly expand its operations in Dublin after securing an e-money licence from the Irish Central Bank.
Stripe, which runs a platform that allows companies and individuals to accept online payments, cited Brexit as a factor in its decision to apply for the licence, but also noted that its plans to expand in Dublin were the main reason for the move.
"Dublin is the heart of Stripe in Europe. It's our fastest-growing office and our first international engineering hub with over 150 employees," a company spokesperson told The Irish Times. Stripe set up its first engineering hub outside the US in Dublin in 2018.
Other players consider alternative options
A domestic bank licence is currently sufficient for British financial institutions to operate throughout the EU. This is one of the benefits of 'passporting' for financial services, which sees a certain level of financial regulatory harmony across the EU.
This will change if Brexit happens – particularly in a no-deal scenario – meaning fintech firms and banks are proactively applying for licences in other EU countries.
London-based digital payments company Revolut obtained a European banking licence in December as its application was approved by the European Central Bank. The company said the licence will initially be tested in Lithuania and that it was working with regulators to have any licence restrictions removed, so it can launch full current accounts, overdrafts and other banking services across Europe.
Elsewhere, London-based money transfer provider TransferWise applied for a money-transfer licence in Brussels in January, citing Brexit as a factor in its decision. The company applied for a licence to become a payment institution with The National Bank of Belgium, with the plan to open a satellite office in Brussels.
Revolut also announced it was applying for a licence to operate in Luxembourg in September 2018, as part of its plans to mitigate any fallout from Brexit.
CEO and cofounder Nikolay Storonsky told the Financial Times the company has no immediate plans to leave London, with the Luxembourg licence application merely a precaution. But Storonsky also predicted London could see its influence in financial services wane if Brexit takes place as more banks are "squeezed by regulation and face competition from fintechs".
Remittance market feels impact
The situation with Brexit has also impacted the remittance market, in which foreign workers transfer money to individuals in their home country, to support family members, for example.
Research by digital cross-border payment provider InstaReM found that 44 per cent of UK migrants are now sending less money home as a result of Brexit chaos and the drop in value of sterling that has accompanied it.
The research also suggested Brexit has had a significant negative impact on the spending power of UK migrants, 36 per cent of whom now sacrifice a greater proportion of their income to continue to provide the same level of support they did for their families before the Brexit decision.
Only time will tell
What will ultimately happen with Brexit is far from clear, with Parliament unable to agree a way forward and British Prime Minister Theresa May recently announcing her resignation, meaning the identity of her replacement currently dominates the news agenda.
Whatever happens between now and 31 October (the current departure date of the UK from the EU), there are likely to be many more developments as digital payments players take steps to protect their future success.
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A picture's worth a thousand words …
Aspen, CO ColoradoGLENWOOD SPRINGS Five-year-old Josie Altmaier and her sister Lucy, 3, sat next to Santa on an overstuffed green chair as he held their 4-month-old sister Katie."Smile," said their mom, walking backwards, keeping her eyes on the girls after placing the baby in his arms Friday at the Glenwood Springs Mall.The girls pose as Santa's helper – a photographer with a red Charlie Brown Christmas T-shirt and Santa hat – kneeled down to take their portrait.A photo to last a lifetime.
The picture on Santa's lap may appear in a Christmas card to grandpa and grandma, be pasted in a scrapbook or tucked in a box of photos brought out every December.Holiday memories to last a lifetime."The kids have been great – it's amazing how much they love Santa," said Manny Morena, aka Santa. "They just believe in Santa so much."Morena and the mall's Santa photographer, Roger Morena, are a father-and-son team continuing the tradition of pictures on St. Nick's lap. Every weekend, they drive from Las Vegas to Glenwood Springs to see kids' faces light up and hear what they want for Christmas."The things they tell him are really cool," Roger said. "I love it when they run straight from the door to give him a big hug."
The average time spent on Santa's lap is anywhere between 30 seconds and a minute, Manny said. Many make it quick. Just enough time to tell Santa they want a baby doll or a dinosaur, an iPod or a cellular phone.Except for a little girl named Kira Matthews.The 20-month-old in a red velvet-and-white chiffon dress with a satin bow and pigtails was more interested in hugging Santa than making a quick exit.As shoppers bustled by, she was in no hurry. She leaned her head on his shoulder and rubbed the arm of his velvet suit.
"She loves Santa," Manny said. "She just wants to hug Santa."When it came time to immortalize the moment, Kira's mom, Tonja Matthews, stood behind Roger. She made reindeer antlers with her fingers as the 19-year-old photographer snapped his fingers to attract her attention."She's been having a ball with the whole Santa thing," Matthews said. "She got to watch 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' last night."Kira made a few return visits to Santa before plopping back in her stroller and heading off with her mom to shop.She didn't seem to mind leaving, though, knowing he'd be visiting her in a couple days.
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I think I drew the cat better than I drew Carl, lol. I made him seem a little fatter than what he looks like on youtube. I still can't do human eyes and face expressions that well, but I think I got cats down pretty good, lol. I'll keep on practicing with the eyes… I'll get a decent one eventually. Then my drawing won't be so blind.
I want to do a smosh one next, so maybe I'll post that in a few days… Or tomorrow if I finish that early. Summer has really given me a lot of free time.