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What We Offer
Why Ivy League Pediatrics?
- Same day appointments
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At Ivy League Pediatrics we pride ourselves in providing exceptional pediatric care combined with unrivaled compassion and customer service.
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Very professional, love the staff they always remember my baby when he comes in. They take time to explain everything and always willing to answer any questions or concerns. I would refer everyone to ivy league pediatrics who is seeking good quality care.
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Sick Visits
In the unfortunate event that your child suddenly becomes ill, we offer same day appointments. We strongly discourage walk-ins if it can be helped as our goal is to provide minimal wait times for all our patients.
As soon as you realize your child will need to be seen by a doctor, call the office and you will be given an appointment for that day. Getting your child in as soon as possible will be our top priority.
Free Prenatal Consultation
Choosing a pediatrician is one of the many decisions you will have to make now that your baby is almost here. In order to take the anxiety and stress out of this process, we have set up a 'meet and greet' with Dr. Una. You will get to see the facility, get to learn about our unique newborn services and meet with Dr. Una.
Why meet your child's doctor after the delivery? Skip the suspense and call today for a free consultation. We would consider the opportunity of partnering with you to care for your precious newborn baby a privilege!
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Concerned that your child has problems with inattention or hyperactivity? Tired of your childs caregivers giving you reports of behavioral problems at school?
We offer an objective evaluation process for ADD/ADHD and associated behavioral problems. If needed, a plan of management will be developed which may or may not include medication. Working through this diagnosis is typically very stressful for parents. However, having a physician who is sensitive, knowledgeable and willing to use different treatment modalities makes it a lot easier.
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- Newborn Checkups
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Dr. Una is just wonderful. She is caring, personable and loves children. Each visit is a painless and easy event. My daughter really likes Dr. Una. We are extremely satisfied. Thank you to Dr. Una and Ivy League Pediatrics.
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Dr. "Una" as she is fondly called by her patients brings to this practice a wealth of knowledge, passion for quality child care and providing an exceptional experience for the child and parents. An avid learner, she attends multiple conferences throughout the year to stay abreast of new trends and practices in pediatrics.
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We serve the following cities in Gwinnett county - Lawrenceville, Duluth, Grayson, Dacula, Lilburn, Snellville, Buford, Suwanee and Sugar Hill, Peachtree Corners and Norcross. However, we have had customers come in from as far as Marietta to experience our quality of service.
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Flowers and walkways are always necessary things. In this case your imagination is not limited. But it is quite reasonable to plant shade-friendly flowers if your garden is small and the house is big. Then think where all garbage bins will be situated. If you are a car owner, have no garage, and need space for the vehicle in your front garden, this is a real challenge for you. A front garden does not look quite well when it is covered with concrete, but if it is still necessary, surround this space with flowers: this will be a certain kind of design.
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Books for Kids: Climbing Shadows by Shannon Bramer
Climbing Shadows
Shannon Bramer, illustrated by Cindy Derby
Groundwood Books
Age 6 and older
Bernie Goedhart
Picture books and stories are the obvious go-to choice when reading aloud to the very young, but it's a wise parent/teacher who also chooses the occasional poem — even the non-rhyming kind. When read aloud with just the right expression, a poem can stay with a child well into adulthood. And a love of poetry, like an ear for music, can only enhance a child's life.
Toronto's Shannon Bramer knew that when she worked as a lunchroom supervisor in a local kindergarten classroom.
"Within a few weeks of my working in the school we all got to know each other," states her wonderful author's note in Climbing Shadows, "and the students, aged four and five, learned that I was a writer. I explained to them that when I wasn't in the classroom helping them with their containers, mittens and zippers, I was at home … trying my best to create beautiful sentences."
Most of the kids, Bramer writes, found this "both mystifying and downright hilarious" and their reactions made her want to share poetry with them. So every Friday, "in the tiny window of time they had before going outside," she read them favourite works by various poets, ultimately offering to write each of them a poem on a topic of their choosing.
Many worked their way into Climbing Shadows, a stunning book of poems for children, scheduled to hit the bookstores March 1.
Bramer's evocative words are made even more memorable by the watercolours of San Francisco's Cindy Derby. Subjects range from a tiny yellow house to skeletons, spiders, toy cars and rained-out birthday parties.
A child's lyrical ode to polka dots tells us she catches the sky "in this tin pot / the sound of rain is polka dots / one alone is just a dot / but lots and lots are polka dots …" Turn the page, however, and we get a more sombre verse. Titled "afterschool" and accompanied by a poignant painting of a child perched on a bench beside a bright red school bag, a pale blue shadow at the child's feet, we're told: "i'm going to go home and tell my dad / today was hard / it was so hard / i don't want to go anymore / i want / to be a puddle."
Feelings abound in these verses, and it becomes clear that even four- and five-year-olds live complicated lives.
Penelope's Birthday, for example, describes the excitement of "a rusty old truck / full of balloons" that the birthday girl gets to set free. But come time for raspberry cake, it starts to rain and the kids all worry that Penelope might cry. She doesn't, and our narrator tells us that next year, Penelope "wants her birthday / to be on a Tuesday again / I hope I'm still her friend."
I love this book and already have favourite poems: When She Grows Up; The Snow Is Melting; Darkness Looks Like My Mom; A Question for Choying. Plus the ones I've already mentioned, of course.


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If anyone needs help with knowing how to work their basicitem table, here it is.
Each item has its own record in the basicitem table. Items with an sNum lower than 2000 are human items, items with an sNum higher than 2000 are devil items. No item can have the same sNum as any other entry. There are roughly 800 free spaces for your custom items in basicitem, not counting the useless and 'pre-patch' items.
Here is a list and of what each field does.
Description: a short description of what the field does.
[Any values you should be aware of]
Description: the item's identification number (ID). This number cannot be the same as any other sNum in the table.
Description: tells Soma (indirectly) which image file to load to view it in your inventory, on the floor and equipped.
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Is a bit of a misnomer but dependant on bType field this can be equivalent to sDexNeeded (for Weapons and Armour).
Description: tells the item how it should act (i.e. a bow to have ranged attacks, staff to use magic), and what stats to show (i.e. armour to show defence; weapons to show attack, speed). Types 0~7 are unstackable, types 9~15 are stackable with the exception of 13 and 14. bType is also responsible for what you can place on your belt and what sound the item makes as you move it around your inventory window.
0 = Sword
1 = Axe
2 = Bow
3 = Spear
4 = Knuckle
5 = Staff
6 = Item not used for anything in the game, but has the same qualities as 12.
7 = Armour
8 = Accessory
9 = Eatable item (Potions, Antidotes, Candles, Town Portals)
10 = Cooked potion (Bread, Meat Dish, Jerkey)
11 = Crafting Materials (wood, leather, gems, upgrades)
12 = Tradable Items (normal items, unequipable, some are for quests, stackable)
13 = Money (when viewed in your inventory screen or shop, you see the item's name and inventory picture, but when dropped onto the floor it becomes barr - 0 barr)
14 = Unused - tradable items that cannot be stacked.
15 = Untradable Items (mostly quest items)
Description: tells the item how to operate in your inventory window (i.e. tells a helm to equip into the helm window).
0 = Helm
1 = Earring
2 = Necklace
3 = Top
4 = Pads
5 = Shoes
6 = One Handed Weapon
7 = Shield
8 = Two Handed Weapon
9 = Unsure - this value is found in bTypes 8, 11, 12 and 15.
10 = Unsure - found in bTypes 9, 10, 11 and 12.
11 = Crafting materials
Description: fairly obvious, I don't think I need explain what this does.
0 = All
1 = Female
2 = Male
sAb1, sAb2
Description: for armours and weapons only. This field is dependant on bType as to whether this is shown as attack, defence or shown at all.
sAb1 = Minimum attack/defence
sAb2 = Maximum attack/defence
Description: how heavy the item is.
Description: how much the item will cost if it is sold in a shop (discounts are calculated on top of this number), the item will sell to a shop for half of this number.
Description: the maximum durability the item has. If the bType value is 8, sDur should be set to 1.
sNeedStr, sNeedInt
Description: the minimum amount of Strength or Intelligence you must have before you may use the item.
Description: the minimum amount of skill you must have in before you can equip the item (only used for weapons). Which skill you must have depends on the value of bType.
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sStr, sDex, sInt, sAt, sDf
Description: These add stats into the char window.
If you put say 100 into sDex then it will add 100 Dex into the Char window. Same with all the others.
sHP, sMP
Description: when used, the item will recover the amount of HP or MP you specify.
sMagicNo, sMagicOpt
Description: I can't find a use for these fields either.
Description: for weapons only. The value of sTime is the delay speed between hits with the weapon. 0 = no delays (may make you disconnect, though), 900 = punching speed, 1300 = speed F.
sSpecial, sSpOpt1, sSpOpt2, sSpOpt3
Description: adds special abilities to your item. See Sausage's guide for sSpecial functions.


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Space Ride through an Abundance of Splendours
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Scored for flute choir, electric guitar, bass guitar, synthesizer, piano duet, drum kit, and percussion. Duration 10 minutes.
A musical journey into the depths of space.
Score and parts available.
The Witches Spell
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text by C. Decio
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A fun song for primary school choir and piano written for Halloween telling the story of a hideous goblin conjured from the pot by three witches to dance around the room. Duration 6 minutes.
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Could it be True?
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A short affirmative song celebrating the miracle of Jesus' incarnation
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We also offer a biometric enrolment application service, where we can meet the applicant(s) at the PEO(Public Enquiry Office)at Croydon and escort them through security and take them through the biometric process.
Currently the following Visa types require compulsory biometrics application:-
Tier 2 General – A work Permit application
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By Dr. Stewart Bitkoff
Q: While on the Sufi mystical path, what exactly is it you learn? How is this learning different than other learning?
A: From the mystical perspective, the physical world or world of forms is supported by the world of spirit. The physical world is an extension of this unseen, spiritual world and the physical exists so humanity can fulfill their individual higher destiny. Each traveler enters the world of physical forms for many reasons. Yet each reason is connected to the higher destiny, and the traveler 'fumbles around in the dark' unless he or she learns to connect with the Higher Reality. The ladder which has been extended is religious teaching and spiritual learning. The mystical path and spiritual learning is the inner heart of religious teaching. On an inner, spiritual level, all the great religions are one.
World Sickness
According to the mystic, humanity suffers from 'world sickness' and mystical teaching exists to help provide the cure and help the traveler see reality. Most people live their entire lives attached to ideas, possessions and other people. These things to the exclusion of others fill their consciousness. While it is good to be concerned about the things of the world and involved in making things betters for others, there is a point where this investment leads you away from the higher, lasting reality. A balance must be maintained between the physical and spiritual.
In this endeavor, it is a matter of degree and attitude. With the proper guidance the traveler learns to participate in the world and withdraw attachment from the world, inwardly. While the traveler may go to work everyday, work hard and try to help others, a part must remain 'sacred' and attached to the Light.
World View
For most people, their world view is composed of preconceived ideas, beliefs and emotional reactions to situations. Part of the purpose of any culture or society is to formulate a set of guiding principles, which are taught to its member who then form an affinity with these beliefs: guiding to a large degree their daily life.
Over time, these beliefs and principles, if the culture or society is to thrive, grow stronger and become operating principles. Rarely are these operating principles challenged by the people who follow them. Yet these beliefs are subject to deterioration and 'hardening;' failing to be updated as necessary. Also some of these beliefs may have been instituted as a way to control others or limit the potential of specific groups. When this is done it is rarely stated that this is a driving principle.
From the mystical or spiritual perspective, it is precisely this set of operating principles which needs to be pushed aside or suspended momentarily to let other ideas and impacts in. Most often it is this everyday, conditioned self that is the door and stands in the way of seeing what is actually in front of you, and prevents the higher, spiritual impulse from being perceived.
Beyond Everyday Assumptions
Gradually the spiritual traveler learns to examine assumptions, in order to see exactly what is present, not what is believed to be present. By temporarily suspending the conditioned, everyday self, the traveler learns to see the reality of the situation and what is beyond the situation.
In order to do this, one has to understand when ideas and beliefs have been engineered (indoctrinated) or when they are inherent to your higher needs and the needs of others. Keep in mind, there is nothing wrong with having a specific view and looking at events in a particular way. This view becomes a hindrance only when it prevents other things from operating, or you do not find it adequately explains how you look at the world and feel. Part of you knows, there must be something more; a higher spiritual reality.
Within the framework of religious teaching, we find many systems that state we are the only true path; striving to impose their will/view on others. Yet other paths exist. In this situation, is it a matter of indoctrination or belief; as opposed to not seeing the true, higher potential of the situation?
As a spiritual traveler, learn to go beyond your everyday assumptions; True Reality is waiting inside you.
About the author:
Dr. Stewart Bitkoff grew up in New York City and spent most of his professional career living and working in the New York City area. An expert in therapeutic recreation and psychiatric rehabilitation and treatment, Dr. Bitkoff has been on the faculty or served as field instructor for multiple colleges and universities. He has written work centering on the topic of the completed person and the original human development system. For years Dr. Bitkoff studied in two modern mystical schools. Professionally he worked to help the mentally ill integrate their altered states of consciousness into the physical world; recently he worked with children and their families as a behavioral consultant. His new book is The World of Pond Stories. To purchase your copy go to Amazon: www.bit.ly/bitkoffpond (Paperback $13.99 | Kindle $5.95). Stewart Bitkoff's Online Store: www.StewartBitkoff.com/books
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The modern residence located in San Francisco, California, United States is one of the most innovative dwellings. This residence consists of two buildings that share one lot but still maintain their respective architectural identity. This contemporary residence is sketched out by the development team of Zack de Vito Architecture + and completed in 2014.
The house also features an eco-friendly concept with features such as solar ready structural and mechanical systems, radiant floor heating, thermal-rated windows, and sustainability material selections. The two buildings like single homes are accessible from the courtyard.
The first building occupying the front of the lot. The building consists of two floors with a living room, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The master bedroom is equipped with a private roof deck illuminated. While the ground floor there is a private office space and one car parking. The first building is a new townhouse with an impressive modern façade.
The second building occupying the back of the lot. The second building is a fully-renovated house. The building consists of two full floors of living space, the entertaining spaces positioned at the top level, two bedrooms and two full baths on the lower floor, and one bedroom with en-suite bath at the upper. Finishes include walnut stairs, oak flooring, and white oak cabinetry. The second building also has one car parking in the front of the building.


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Topological Phase Transitions in Calabi-Yau Compactifications of M-Theory
We construct five-dimensional gauged supergravity actions which describe flop and conifold transitions in M-theory compactified on Calabi-Yau threefolds. While the vector multiplet sector is determined exactly, we use the unitary Wolf spaces to model the universal hypermultiplet together with N charged hypermultiplets corresponding to winding states of M2-branes. After specifying the hypermultiplet sector the actions are uniquely determined by M-theory. As an application we consider five-dimensional Kasner cosmologies. Including the dynamics of the winding modes, we find smooth cosmological solutions which undergo flop and conifold transitions. Instead of the usual runaway behavior the scalar fields of these solutions generically stabilize in the transition region where they oscillate around the transition locus. The scalar potential thereby induces short episodes of accelerated expansion in the space-time.


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Your screen is to small to play this fun online kids game.
Here is a very simple, but at the same time also very fun platform game. Doodle is always jumping, but needs you to steer him the right direction. Your goal is to let Doodle jump as high as possible, from platform to platform. Catch as many power ups as you can along the way. The higher you can climb, the more points you will score. Be careful, as some of the platforms will break after you step on them. The platforms with spring will make you jump a lot higher. Don't fall down, because if you do and not land on the platform right underneath, then you will lose. Have Fun!
Use the arrow keys to play this online game.
A doodle is a drawing made while a person's attention is otherwise occupied. Doodles are simple drawings that can have concrete representational meaning or may just be composed of random and abstract lines, generally without ever lifting the drawing device from the paper, in which case it is usually called a "scribble". Popular kinds of doodles include cartoon versions of teachers or companions in a school, famous TV or comic characters, invented fictional beings, landscapes, geometric shapes, patterns, textures, or phallic scenes.
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[وَلاَ تَحْسَبَنَّ اللّهَ غَافِلاً عَمَّا يَعْمَلُ الظَّالِمُونَ إِنَّمَا يُؤَخِّرُهُمْ لِيَوْمٍ تَشْخَصُ فِيهِ الأَبْصَارُ]
"And never think that Allah is unaware of what the wrongdoers do. He only delays them for a Day when eyes will stare [in horror]." [Ibrahim: 42]
The Turkish secular regime, led by the Justice and Development Party (AKP) under Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, insists on being part of the sect of Kufr in its fight against Islam and the Islamic Dawah carriers. Turkish judicial authorities have ratified two judicial decisions that provide for the actual imprisonment of 15 years. On Friday, 23 June 2017 during the maghreb time, security forces (the Anti-Terrorist Division) stormed the house where Brother Yilmaz had met with some of his brothers for Iftar and arrested him in a brutal manner at the time of the Iftar, announcing their persistence in violating the sanctity of Allah Almighty and in the last ten days of the blessed month
We are in the Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir announce it loud that Blessed are you, Yilmaz .. Blessed are you honored to carry the Islamic call .. You have the honor in spite of the oppressors! Blessed are you that your arrest was on the night of the 29th of Ramadan in which there is freedom from the fire .. And our invitation is the invitation of Allah Almighty and by the will of Allah is the best until it reaches its purpose and resumes the Islamic life by the establishment of the Khilafah Rashideh (Righteous Caliphate) upon the methodology of the Prophethood, to be dignified from the Almighty a dignity that distinguishes Islam and its people, and humiliation that humiliates disbelief and its followers... humiliated the ultimate humiliation from the Almighty;… Time is near sooner than the sun's dawn.
Saturday, 29 Ramadan 1438 AH corresponding to 24 June 2017 CE
Take part in the Hizb ut Tahrir Wilayah Turkey Campaign
"Yilmaz Celik is NOT ALONE"
Press Release from the Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir Wilayah Turkey
Oppressors who think the Dauntless Yılmaz will be Daunted are going to be Disappointed!
[Program of Ummah Affairs]
"إن مع العسر يسرا... إن مع العسر يسرا"
So, verily, with every difficulty, there is relief...Verily, with every difficulty there is relief
Interviewee: Honorable Brother Yilmaz Celik
Interviewer: Brother Muhammad Hanafi Yagmur
Saturday, 15 Rabi al Akhr 1440 AH - 22 December 2018 CE
More Information: Click Here
Early Recording for Yilmaz Celik regarding the unjust Judiciary accusations against him
Statement from the Honorable Mother of Yilmaz Celik before the Judiciary Court in Ankara against the 15 year prison sentence against her son
[وَمَن يَتَّقِ اللَّهَ يَجْعَل لَّهُ مَخْرَجًا وَيَرْزُقْهُ مِنْ حَيْثُ لَا يَحْتَسِبُ
وَمَن يَتَوَكَّلْ عَلَى اللَّهِ فَهُوَ حَسْبُهُ إِنَّ اللَّهَ بَالِغُ أَمْرِهِ قَدْ جَعَلَ اللَّهُ لِكُلِّ شَيْءٍ قَدْرًا]
"And whoever fears Allah - He will make for him a way out (2) And will provide for him from where he does not expect. And whoever relies upon Allah - then He is sufficient for him. Indeed, Allah will accomplish His purpose. Allah has already set for everything a [decreed] extent." [At-Talaq: 2-3]
The official announcement of the decision issued on 26/10/2018 by the Constitutional Court, in which it approved the request of Brother Yilmaz Celik to appeal his sentence, and was released on 20/11/2018, until his re-trial and listen to his message.
To download a copy of the resolution in Turkish click here
To download a copy of the appeal submitted by Brother Yilmaz Celik on 19/07/2018 to the Constitutional Court click here
For the decision of the Constitutional Court online click here
To download a copy of the resolution translated in Arabic Click here
Hilal Satellite Channel
"Word without Ambiguity" Program
The program's presenter Bahader Qorban Ogluwa
Guest: Ustaadh Yilmaz Celik, who was released by the Constitutional Court
Subject of the meeting: The Legal Situation and Judicial Process towards Hizb ut Tahrir
Monday, 26/11/2018
Degism TV
Program "Political Views"
Guest: Ustaadh Yilmaz Celik
Subject of the episode: the release of Yilmaz Celik and the legal consequences thereof
Thursday, 22/11/2018
Hilal Satellite Channel
"Word without Ambiguity" Program
The program's presenter Bahader Qorban Ogluwa
Yilmaz Celik's release from a Human Rights' point of view is encouraging
Tuesday, 20/11/2018
Yilmaz Celik released following Constitutional Court decision
Yilmaz Celik was released on the decision of the Constitutional Court to retry him for violating legal rights.
On 26/10/2018, the Constitutional Court issued a decision against Yilmaz Celik detained in Denizli Prison (type-T) with the accusation of his membership in Hizb ut Tahrir for retrial for violating his judicial rights.
After the Eleventh Criminal Court (Ankara) was closed on the basis of the decision published in the official log, and the Seventh Criminal Court received its case and decided to stop the implementation of the previous sentence and issued the release of Yilmaz Celik, according to the new resolution.
Where the court (Seventh Criminal Court - Ankara) suspended the implementation and called for the release of Yilmaz Celik based on the decision of the Constitutional Court with a retrial for the violation of his judicial rights.
Yilmaz Celik was released on Monday, 19/11/2018 from Denizli type-T prison.
The decision of the Constitutional Court against Yilmaz Celik reaffirms that Hizb ut Tahrir, which does not use violence and coercion, in carrying its call has been subjected to the injustice of the Turkish courts, which was still trying its Shabab on charges of membership in a terrorist organization.
Therefore, all the trials that have been instituted to this day have fallen due to false accusations.
[فَإِنَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا، َإِنَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا]
"For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease. Indeed, with hardship [will be] ease."
Duaa by Sheikh Ahmed Al - Sufi (Abu Nizar Al - Shami) on the night of Eid Al - Fitr 1438 AH
for the release of the prisoners of Muslims in the jails of tyrants.
Sunday, 01 Shawwal 1438 AH corresponding to 25 June 2017 CE
Click here for Previous Campaigns against the Unjust Actions of Members of Hizb ut Tahrir in Wilayah Turkey
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Yılmaz ÇELIK is a Convict of the Dirty Judge of Turkey
14 Shawwal 1438 AH - 08 July 2017 CE
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What's On in Brighton: April 2020
April is a great time to visit Brighton. Here's a rundown of some of our favourite events.
Doppel Dietrich By Patricia Hartshorne
At New Steine Hotel.
Glamour, talent and a penchant for men's clothing. Humorous and haunting taste of Marlene Dietrich, through the life, loves and songs of this bi-sexual Hollywood legend.
Weekends throughout May and 1st weekend in June 2018. £10 | 12+
Festival Promise
The New Steine Hotel, and it's owner Hervé Guyat, always like to live the Brighton lifestyle, hosting events to match the diverse and current trends of this vibrant city, as well as supporting the many amazing festivals year round.
Brighton Fringe – Sisters of Avalon: Lullabies for Lover and Sinners
Cabaret and Circus with Miss Evey-Theodosia Hammond
Sisters of Avalon: Lullabies for Lover and Sinners at the New Steine Hotel, 10-11 New Steine, Brighton BN2 1PB
May 8 & 15 (6pm) and May 6, 7, 13 & 14 (8pm). Tickets £10.
Brighton Fringe: Queer Side Story
Queer Side Story is a tribute to West Side Story with a queer twist. A celebration of Queers, Queens, Gays and Trans from Yesteryear and Nowadays. New Steine Hotel (Basement), May 27 & 28 (8pm): May 29 (5.30pm): June 3 (8pm): June 4 (8pm): June 5 (5.30pm)
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Roy Hodgson Checking Out The Ladies | Perving In The Park
Well, he's back in the UK now with the rest of the England team, and what does he do when he arrived back in London? Head straight on over to Hyde Park to check out the local wildlife. To his delight he manages to find a bench with three lovely nubile womenso he lingers in…Details


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Today I want to show you three starter projects for AWS Lambda using CloudFormation and SAM – Serverless Application Model. I always like if I have some boilerplate code and can get started quickly without copying code or project structures from an existing (and mature) project. Therefore I thought it's good to have them in one repository. You can find them on GitHub. The projects can be used for NodeJS and Java. Also one project contains both: usage of Java and NodeJS Lambdas in one CloudFormation template.
Fast AWS Lambda Code Updates And Improved Lambda Logs
This year I've started working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and most notably AWS Lambda. It's awesome what Amazon is providing here! It's cheap, easy to start with when using SAM – Serverless Application Model and easy to integrate with other services. But there are also downsides (which were also discussed a lot on HN). Just to name a few: a) logging is a mess, b) debugging is not possible at all or c) CPU power only comes with more memory. Though I can't change b) and c), I could do something for a). Furthermore it was also a pain for me to update the Lambda code quickly, because I am using CloudFormation. A CloudFormation update takes a lot of time and summed up to 2:30 min for every update in my case – not acceptable for just changing one line of code. Therefore I decided to write some small CLI tools to overcome the logging problem and code updates with AWS Lambda.
5 Things To Consider For Writing A Lambda Function
A few years ago, Amazon Web Services (AWS) launched it's new service AWS Lambda. Since its start the service is generating more and more interest for the whole world of serverless computing. I've also started using it this year and today I want to share 5 things with you what I think is important when developing such functions.
Start Dijkstra Shortest Path using JMapViewer
As mentioned in the last post to JMapViewer, I want to show you how to start the Dijkstra shortest path algorithm using JMapViewer. Based on this Gist, I will briefly explain how to call Dijkstra and visualise the shortest path.
Revert rebasing errors with Git reflog
Recently I was facing a difficult situation: me and my team we're working on a feature (using Feature Branch Model) and I wanted to rebase my code to the changes on another branch. Nothing special so far. But the problem was that there were several conflicts because we've changed code at similar lines. After finishing the rebase and making a push force to the upstream, I've realised that I've made a small mistake when resolving the conflicts. Well, the problem was that I've selected the wrong changes which should be applied. But reverting by just checking out my old changes and doing the rebase again was obviously no option. Therefore I want to share my experience with you in this blog post and give you a process how to revert such rebasing errors.
Three inspring indie hacker projects I've found on IndieHackers.com
This summer I've discoverd the website IndieHackers.com which interviews "hackers" who've started their own businesses (or side-projects) and earn money from it. It's really inspiring how many ideas people have and how they have realised their passion projects. Also quite nice is the fact that they have to share how much money they earn. So you as a reader can see the relation between the effort the hackers have invested in their project and which outcome it produces. Today I'd like to share three of these hacker projects which have inspired me the most. All projects have in common that they're automating a process in a remarkable way which is quite interesting to see.
Set up JMapViewer for OSM data
Recently I had to work with OSM data at University and we had to provide the data by visualising them with JMapViewer. It's a small project which supports you to connect your OSM data with a Java Swing application. For example this is useful for user interactions when calculating routes with OSM data. So I started investigating the project and found their documentation: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/JMapViewer It just gives a quick overview of the project, but no nice starting guide. Therefore I want to provide such a (short) tutorial here.
Deploy a Multi-Module Maven Project to Heroku
Recently I was building a private hobby project where I wanted to use Heroku to deploy some Microservices and get some experience with it. Since I'm a Java enthusiast, I wanted to use a Multi-Module Maven project to also share some classes to the different microservices. So my mission was to deploy each submodule to a different Heroku app (I know this is completely against the nature of Microservices to code them all in the same language and have them in one big project like a Monolith – but I have my reasons). Getting started with Heroku was quite simple, because they have a very nice guide to setup and run your first app in the cloud. Unfortunately Heroku only supports one Procfile per project, therefore it's not so easy to deploy multiple submodules to it. But there is way: You can use Config Variables. Let's see step by step how to use this!
Getting notified about new JIRA issues
JIRA is a great issue tracking software by Atlassian and it offers many features to keep your bugs and tasks organised. However, if you're using it for a while and your project grows bigger and bigger, it can get quite difficult to stay updated on your issues. What I mean is you can't keep track of all new issues by yourself. Especially if you have a public JIRA instance where all of your customers can add issues. So let's see what JIRA offers to you in order to support your wish to get the newest issues of your project. Continue reading
How to test a web app with popups using Selenium
Some time ago I had to test a web app where a popup was triggered if the user hovers over a specific link. This is not as easy as testing if an element contains a specific text. But it's possible using Selenium Actions. These class provides methods to perform some custom gestures on a page, like moving to an element. Here is an example how to do this: Continue reading


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GUYSBOROUGH – Have you every wondered how Goldboro LNG may look as a stock market investment? Well Laurentian Bank Securities is now providing analysis and advice for investors on the project proponent, Pieridae Energy.
Pieridae shared the news this past week that Laurentian analysts are now covering the company. Laurentian's first analysis report, dated Jan. 16, 2018, gives Pieridae a speculative buy rating, with a one-year target price of $8.50.
The bank's analysis highlights the company's favourable financing position. It notes that "required debt capital for development is secured by the German government. Pieridae "qualifies for a German Untied Loan Guarantee that back-stops debt financing for up to US $3.1 billion for the LNG terminal, and similarly for US $1 billion applied to upstream development," the report states. This guarantee, it says, will allow the company to secure debt financing at "very attractive pricing."
Pieridae Energy is listed on the TSX Venture market and was trading at $4.77 on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 23.


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History of South Euclid
The Centennial is a great time to learn more about the History of our community. Click on the links below to view pdf versions of the two history books written about our city. A limited number of paper copies are available for purchase from the SE-L Historical Society.
The book "South Euclid" part of the Images of America Series can also be purchased from the South Euclid-Lyndhurst Historical Society.
Click on the links below to view and download sections of the books.
Front Cover – Page 10
Pages 11 – 20
Pages 21 – 30
Pages 31 – 40
Pages 41 – 50
Pages 51 – 60
Pages 61 – 70
Pages 71 – Back Cover
by Nancy L. Schuemann
Click on the links below.
Front Cover – Page 10
Pages 11 – 20
Pages 21 – 30
Pages 31 – 40
Pages 41 – 50
Pages 51 – 60
Pages 61 – 70
Pages 71 – 80
Pages 81 – 90
Pages 91 – Back Cover
Eons ago the earth beneath our feet sat at the bottom of a shallow sea. It was then that the sand and silt became deposited that formed the shale and sandstone, topped by heavy clay soil, now evidenced in gullies such as that cut by Euclid Creek. Through continental drift, the subcontinent west of us collided with an eastern subcontinent forcing this land hundreds of feet above sea level and creating the Appalachian Mountain Range. Our locale, known locally as "The Heights," is the first western foothills of that range. The ice ages added thick glaciers over this region, further compressing the land to form the dense fine sandstone dubbed "Euclid Bluestone" because it was first discovered here in Euclid Township. When the glaciers retreated from here over 10,000 years ago it left a very large shallow lake that has since retreated to the current borders of Lake Erie. The then exposed swampy landscape has largely dried to the form we now enjoy.
Little is known of early American Indian settlements here. Original settlers were more interested in eking out a living than in archaeology. And the disputes over fur trapping among the various tribes, known as the "Beaver Wars," kept any large tribes from remaining hereabouts. Since the beaver population had long since declined here the Iroquois were willing to negotiate settlement of the easterners wishing to come.
All the original colonies had been granted western reserves stretching westward from their north and south latitudinal boundaries all the way to the Mississippi. After the Revolutionary War, all of them ceded these lands to the Republic save Connecticut who retained the small portion beneath Lake Erie in Ohio. It gave the western part of it to its settlers whose homes had been destroyed by the British during the war. These became known as "The Firelands." The remainder was sold to the Connecticut Land Company. General Moses Cleaveland of the Connecticut Militia, and a director in that company, then traveled here with a large group of surveyors to lay out the territory for sale. After further negotiating with the Iroquois for rights to settle here they began surveying. The terrain and other conditions were far worse than the surveyors anticipated and they revolted. Moses Cleveland offered them a modest discount on land in a township mostly of their choosing and they got naming rights. They named it "Euclid" after the Greek mathematician whose plane geometry formed the basis of their field.
Original settlers began farming primarily orchard crops (strawberries, apples, etc.) and two local wooden basket factories provided the containers for sale. Several quarries for Euclid Bluestone began operation shortly after the Civil War. In 1917 to stop the Township Board of Education from closing their one school, Euclidville (renamed Lyndhurst in 1921) incorporated to control this school. Since they then controlled also the schools of adjacent unincorporated territories, in defense both Claribel (renamed Richmond Heights in 1918) and South Euclid incorporated within a few months. All three cities will celebrate their centennials in 2017.
A Catholic Women's College (Notre Dame) located here as well as Rainbow Hospital (for children) joining the few businesses, few homes, and many farms here. Our huge housing boom occurred shortly after World War II. One thousand homes were added in 1950 alone. Several shopping districts accompanied this. Our demographics have since changed from nearly entirely young families of European descent to the truly diverse all-American population we now enjoy. A visit to website http://bluestoneheights.org or http://SE-Lhistory.org can provide our history in greater detail.


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[ 2 syll. el-(s)pet, els-p-et ] The baby girl name Elspet is pronounced as EHLZPehT †. Elspet is used chiefly in Scottish and English, and its origin is Hebrew.
Elspet is a shortening of the name Elizabeth (English, Greek, and Hebrew) in the Scottish language.
Elspet is also a spelling variant of the name Elspeth (English and Scottish).
Elspet is not popular as a baby name for girls. It is not listed within the top 1000 names. Out of the group of girl names directly related to Elspet, Elizabeth was the most widely used in 2018.
Baby names that sound like Elspet include Elsbet (Estonian), Elsbeth (German), Elspeth (English and Scottish), Elizbeth (English), Elsabeth (English), Eliisabet (Estonian), Elisabet (Estonian, Finnish, German, and Scandinavian), Elisabete (Portuguese), Elisabeth (Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, and Scandinavian), Elisabethe (English), Elisabith, Elisavet (Greek), Elishafat, Elishaphat, Elizabith (English), Elysabeth, Elyshafat, Elyshaphat, Elzbieta (Lithuanian and Polish), and Elisabeta (Romanian).
† Pronunciation for Elspet: EH as in "ebb (EH.B)" ; L as in "lay (L.EY)" ; Z as in "zoo (Z.UW)" ; P as in "pea (P.IY)" ; T as in "tee (T.IY)"


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Doha, Qatar
Set to be one of the world's largest healthcare developments, this project represents a significant long-term investment by the State of Qatar in its social infrastructure. Architecturally, it seeks to re-generate a moribund city-centre site while programmatically, addressing the wider public health challenges facing a rapidly changing society.
Commissioned by Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC), Qatar's principle health provider, Allies and Morrison assembled a multi-disciplinary team to design the clinical and facility masterplans for the 110ha campus, currently containing Doha's busiest hospitals. The project sets out a plan to more than double the site's capacity over the next 15 years and a vision for a walkable, patient-centred healthcare district in which the landscape, streetscapes and movement networks define a new urban character.
The district is organised into a number of quarters, each with a distinctive landscape setting. The Tertiary Care complex is formed of inter-connected buildings around a new park and is supported by shared basement level support services and car parking. It includes a new centralised emergency department, diagnostics and treatment hub as well as specialist Ambulatory and Cancer centres. The Administration Quarter is directly integrated with the new Doha Metro system and provides air conditioned connections from the station to all hospitals. The main thing is to have a young heart. Take Cialis to enjoy the full life. If you meet a stranger from a fashion magazine, buy Cialis, and it will not let you down. I started to take Cialis on the doctor's recommendation. I read the information at http://imph.org/cialis/. It acts as it should, and there are no side effects. It is always better to consult a specialist instead of self-medicating.
The masterplan represents a step-change in healthcare planning in the region, moving towards a more sustainable and integrated model and intensifying the use of 'brownfield' land in the city. To support the ambitious plans an architectural language has been developed that is both culturally and climatically responsive – expanding the tradition of Qatari government buildings. This forms part of a comprehensive clinical, architectural and engineering Development Standards Framework, which establishes the national compliance benchmark for future government healthcare projects.
Paul Appleton, Amy Bradley-Smith, John Carpenter, Alex Ford, George Garofalakis, Simon Gathercole, Yoshi Hayashi, Peter Ohnrich, Mitesh Parekh, Miguel Peixoto, Antje Saunders, Kersten Schmitz, Tarek Shalaby, Frida Sherrell, Jack Stephenson, Paul Summerlin, Mark Taylor, Richard White, Emily Willey
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For years, I have employed a simple standard in the determination of my life's failure. Lack of publication. This fact, or measure, was demonstrable. It rose like hard laughter from a wooden ventriloquist's dummy. Unpublished. Unworthy. Undeniable.
Until, the opposite became undeniable. A book, a publication date, a fact. Dance without Steps. My book. An event that any experienced author will tell you is always a mixed blessing, as drawn out as birth, and extremely inconclusive.
What does it mean to get one's first little…and it is that…book out at age 65? Well, there is the comforting fact that with mortality nipping at one's heels, the whiff of the celebrity culture holds less sway. Or expressed more positively, one has more of a sense of what is important in life. And what is not. A good thing. Meaning, this is something to enjoy in its own terms.
There is a book publicist on this project, and she seemed to be the logical person to discuss a question that Jane has repeatedly posed. Party? When are we going to have a party?
It has taken me a while to understand that the question needs no more answer than something along the lines of a week from Thursday. Or Friday after next. But in my mind, any exuberance should be commercially focused. A reception. An official launch event. My book with hors d'oeuvres, influential people, and of course, friends of influential people. Oh, in its very description, the thing sounds tedious. Which is why Jane's idea – we invite friends into my apartment – feels like a fine plan. A celebration of the simple fact of doing the post-Gutenberg thing. No illuminated manuscript. One illuminated cripple. Let's party.
The problem is that when it comes to book promotion, there are so many things, tedious things, to do…many in the natural domain of younger people…that I never know where I am these days. The publicist has requested regular tweeting activity from me. At times I do remember to do this. Occasionally I forget about Twitter. But when I remember, there is no joy. What do I care about Twitter? Well, let's not be snide, but honest. I issued a number of tweets, and the simple fact is that no one is following. For the sub-1% of the human population who, like me, barely grasp Twitter, the point of dispatching these 140-character missives is to get people to read them regularly, track them, track you, 'follow you' in the parlance.
Which is why I consider it supremely challenging to keep tweeting into empty space. For it has been a lifelong plague of mine, this belief that no one is listening. Worse, what follows is that no one is caring. No one is really there. I am not really here. And the existential crisis of infancy has remained intact for a good two thirds of a century.
This essential belief pervades everything I do with book promotion. The website, my website, once a simple vehicle for posts like this one…has become something heavier than a millstone. The thing, still in prototype, has been designed, redesigned, improved, refined, augmented and enhanced. And even more. Still, the process has revealed certain interesting things about myself. One is that I have a very poor visual imagination. I am a verbal guy. Another is that I can objectify, and thereby sort of market, myself. But only after repeated iterations, the passage of time, and so on. And in this, I seem to be like most people. It's hard to be objective. And, yes, it's hard to sing one's praises. But a worthy challenge. Like writing your own annual evaluation at work.
It's 3 AM, my eyes have popped wide awake, and what is coming into focus on my bedroom ceiling is too fuzzy to describe specifically, too insidious to avoid. When I sit up, dangle my legs over the edge of the bed and my body returns to itself, a dark scenario begins to piece itself together. Everything goes wrong on the way to my one and only bookstore appearance, which happens to be in Phoenix. I'll be riding transit, of course, there being no other option for heavy electric wheelchairs. Surely, I will miss one bus or the other and be late and everyone would jeer when I finally make it…unless they have already headed home. The bookstore will be furious with me. Or, heading home in the Arizona darkness, I will get mugged at a bus stop.
The only antidote residing in one slim bit of reality. All sorts of friends, not to mention family, will be there that evening. Which is why I'm doing this in Phoenix. Susie, my sister lives there, and I have been visiting her and her husband and her friends for years. I don't know the Phoenix buses. I will soon. It's going to be okay.
It's going to be okay, because I will not be alone. Still, that fear of being alone, or almost, in a suburban Phoenix bookstore…this does spur me on. I am reaching out,, and yes, mostly through cyberspace…which does require help. A local developer is helping me create some promotional e-mails…. Overkill? Does it really matter? The answer is simple. It matters to me. It's not going to happen on its own. And in some ways, a little fear can't hurt.


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Fall Letter
Dear ASJH members –
We hope you've been enjoying the programs we've had in place for you since the fall/winter season started in September. We're particularly excited about the upcoming NYC Jewelry Week, which will take place November 18-24th. Since its inception last year, NYC Jewelry Week has grown exponentially in popularity, and the entire city is chockablock with shows, tours, events, lectures, and happenings. We at the American Society of Jewelry Historians are strong supporters of all things jewelry related when it comes to knowledge and we encourage members to take a look at the NYCJW website (www.nycjewelryweek.com) for a listing of events. In addition, check the website regularly, as new events will be popping up. It sounds very exciting, and we don't want you to miss anything.
We are participating in NYC Jewelry Week with three very special events, and we hope you'll add them to your calendars and join us. Below please find details about each event, and we hope to see you there. We will of course be sending out regular email invitations, but we wanted you to take special note of these upcoming November and December events. As always, reach out to us via email at firstname.lastname@example.com, our phone at 914-235-0983, and follow our posts on instagram @jewelryhistorians. We're thrilled to be in touch with longtime supporters and new members, and look forward to seeing all of you soon.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19th
"When The Past Is The Future:
How Yesterday's Styles, Techniques, and Designs Influence Our Jewels"
Fashion Institute of Technology
7 th Ave and 27th St, NYC, The Screening Room
6-7 pm
please RSVP on the NYCJW website; attendance is limited
The world has changed radically in the past 20 years, affecting every aspect of our lives. Jewelry making, marketing, and styling have been upended and reimagined, yet the raw human desire for the jewel as adornment remains. How do we integrate the valuable wisdom and life experiences of the past with the energy and promise of the future? Join ASJH and a panel of experts from differing skill sets and generations to discuss the challenges, and to help generations learn from each other. What do you do with grandma's old pin you've inherited but can't wear in its present form? What are some skill sets that transcend time in the jewelry world? How do you work with an old-line business and make it relevant in the new vernacular? How was jewelry sought out and worn in past decades, and how is it worn differently today? How have manufacturing techniques evolved, and what's stayed the same? There's a lot to learn about here, so let ASJH help you navigate these iceberg-strewn waters. Jill Newman of Town & Country Magazine, Lisa Linhardt of Linhardt Designs, Ben Janowski of Janos Consultants and Lee Siegelson of Siegelson NY will opine as Diana Singer, president of ASJH, moderates. This is not just about jewelry history – it's about the present and future of jewelry, which affects us all both personally and professionally.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20th
The Sataloff Book Donation Sale Phase II
LIM College, 216 East 45th St, NYC
Student Center lobby
As you remember, last year we were the grateful recipients of the Ruth and Joseph Sataloff Library, donated to ASJH by their children Jody and Robert. This will be the second and final phase of the book sale, and ASJH members will have first crack at the treasure trove of books. We will be sending you the list of books in advance of the sale so you can plan your purchases, and you'll get access to the book sale prior to the public. Please watch your emails and stay tuned for the list and the timing of the sale. You won't want to miss this – the books are wonderful, and the prices are most advantageous.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21st
"Unsung Heroes of the 1960s and 70s", a lecture by Kim Klosterman"
Bonhams, 580 Madison Ave, NYC
6-8 pm
please call or email ASJH to reserve; space is limited
The first in a series of upcoming lectures discussing the lesser known creative artists from decades past, Kim Klosterman will be opening our eyes to many names as yet unfamiliar to many of us: Roger Lucas, Gilbert Albert, Arthur King, Jean Vendome, among others. Join Kim and other ASJH members to learn about all these amazingly creative jewelers who flew somewhat under the radar in the 60s and 70s but whose designs have become so fresh and relevant today.
FRIDAY DECEMBER 6th
"The Cartiers" a lecture and book signing with Francesca Cartier Brickell"
Bonhams, 580 Madison Ave, NYC
6-8 pm
We all know the Cartier family from their irreplaceable jewels and the tales of their legendary customers. This upcoming publication is far different from all other Cartier publications, as it's written by the granddaughter of Jean-Jacques Cartier himself. We've devoured an advance copy of the book, and it's impossible to put down. This is not just the story of a unique family whose succeeding generations made an imprint on the jewelry universe by creating a quality brand that resonates even today; it's the story of a unique family that worked together, fought, strove, risked, and lived through the most interesting decades in the past 150 years. Francesca Cartier Brickell will be talking about her family and their history, and will be signing preordered ASJH discounted copies of the book. Don't miss this opportunity to seize a piece of jewelry history.
As always,
Diana Singer
President, ASJH
Letter From the ASJH President
On behalf of the ASJH Board of Directors, please allow me to welcome you to our newly launched website. For the past 30 years, we have shared our passion for jewelry history with you through varied means. ASJH membership offers attendance to our famous lecture series, from information on precious stones, stories of famous and infamous jewelry collectors, the manufacturing and marketing of jewelry, famed jewelry houses that have grown and thrived over decades, to general jewelry history in all its fascinating and varied forms. ASJH jewelry book signings offer the opportunity for members to hear authors speak and then to purchase a specially discounted and signed copy of the book. Our "members – only" curated museum tours of special exhibits and our exclusive access to private workshops and exhibitions further enhance a rich appreciation for jewelry history. The triannual newsletter has rapidly become archival information for members, museums, and jewelry aficionados alike, including synopses of past lectures, in-depth book reviews, interviews of jewelers and historians, and our comprehensive upcoming calendar.
ASJH membership has always been and continues to be astoundingly diverse: we have members in their early twenties and members in their nineties, all of whom offer valuable and different perspectives on jewelry but who uniformly share an abiding passion for jewelry history. Networking is key, and event attendees benefit significantly from the "meet and greet" times prior to and after events. We are tremendously proud of our annual scholarship award for students of jewelry history, both because it rewards their enthusiasm and enriches our knowledge.
ASJH is confident that this new website launch will introduce us to a new spectrum of members. Follow our active Instagram page, and we encourage all to check it regularly for upcoming events, museum visits, images of paintings and art that inspire design and thought, and of course images of memorable jewels. And next year we will be hosting a jewelry conference – one that will assuredly be memorable and well worth attending.
With the launch of our updated website, ASJH is for the first time ever offering a free, downloadable copy of our most recently published newsletter, which is normally offered only to members. It's a wonderful issue, with book reviews, exhibition reviews, and an in depth interview with a prominent magazine editor. Please read it and enjoy it, and then consider becoming a member of the American Society of Jewelry Historians. (Click here.) Membership information is available on the website page here, and we look forward to meeting new members and friends in the months to come. Learn from and with us, and we invite you to grow with us. Help us learn from jewelry history's past to shape its future.
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Just as history has made our world what it is, history can also be part of your future. Learn how history informs the present and prepares for the future.
History is very useful because if employers see a qualification in history then they know some things about you. Employers will know that you have taken on certain key skills such as analysing, thinking creatively and thinking critically. They will also know that you will be able to transfer these skills to all sorts of situations. They know that: you can understand what makes people tick, what motivates them, what they think and feel; you are able to gather information; you are able to look carefully at information and check if it is bias or a piece of propaganda; you can read and interpret graphs, maps and other diagrams; you are able to communicate clearly and have learned to express yourself verbally and on paper.
Key stage 3 history is all about helping our students gain a sense of identity and how to be subjects of this great country. We start off in 1066 and cover important British, European and World events through to the modern day at the end of Year 8.
Structure of course
Currently our students have two hours of history a week. Each half term generally introduces a new topic in which to be discovered.
Topics covered
Key Question: Why did William, Duke of Normandy, win the Battle of Hastings?
Key Question: How much control did Medieval Kings have over England?
Starting with the events of 1066, DECIDE… who should be King following the death of Edward the Confessor, as well as re-enacting the Battle of Hastings.Students will explore how William the Conqueror won the Battle of Hastings, controlled taxes with the Domesday Book and how the Feudal System became the norm. They will discover the ways in which people lived, the food they ate and the way in which castles were built.
Key Question: To what extent did religion change under the Tudors?
Key Question: What was the most significant change to Britain between 1603 and 1750?
Just how did Henry VII come to the throne? Students will be examining the Tudor Dynasty. Starting with Henry VII and determining how the line of succession worked; Henry VIII and his illustrious six wives; how England went from a Catholic country to a Protestant one and the consequences of this. Finally touching upon the children of Henry VIII and the failures and successes of these monarchs. Students will study how the Civil War started in 1642, the impact of the execution of a monarch had on England. This is followed by the rule of Charles II and the question of 'Was Oliver Cromwell a hero or villain?' They will also look at witchcraft in the seventeenth century and the way people lived in the seventeenth century.
Key Question: What did the Georgians ever do for us?
Key Question: Has slavery really ended?
The term begins with a study on the little known Georgian Kings. Why did the first Georgian King speak no English? Investigate the flamboyant lives of the Georgian Kings and subjects, study the differences between them and other kings of England. Learn how Britain lost control of America and what was the baby race? Investigate the harrowing 'Middle Passage' and conditions for slaves as they were kidnapped and brought to work on American plantations. Learn about their punishments and how Abolitionists fought to free black people from slavery. Journey back into Britain and take a peep into the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution. Learn how Wolverhampton, Telford and Ironbridge led the way and how people moved to the new cities to take up jobs in factories.
Historical skills
At Ormiston New Academy, we think it is important for students in Key Stage 3 to become familiar with the GCSE style of skills as early as possible. This will ensure the consistency across the years in terms of requirements at GCSE standard.
This year, Year 7 students will become accustomed with:
Students are assessed by
Students have weekly fact tests incorporated as part of their homework. End of unit assessments in the form of a formal test. At the end of the year students will be assessed cumulatively on their skills & knowledge with a Y7 exam.
Structure of lessons
Currently our students have two hours of history a week. Each half term generally introduces a new topic in which to be discovered.
Topics covered
Key Question: What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution on Britain?
Key Question: How 'modern' was Britain in the late nineteenth & early twentieth centuries?
Students take a tour of Victorian Britain learning the values of Victorian society along with key events of the era like the Industrial Revolution, trade, Urbanisation and working in factories. Later on in the term students investigate the Titanic from building to its fateful voyage in 1912.
Key Question: How significant was the impact of the First World War on the people of Britain?
Key Question: Was the First World War a war to end all wars?
This term focuses on the First and Second World Wars – investigating key causes, consequences and effects. They will explore the Inter War years in Britain looking at the Depression of the 1930s and the rise of dictators in Europe especially Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. Later on in the term students will learn about the Holocaust and explore conditions in death camps like Auschwitz. They will have read interpretations of the Holocaust and read contemporary accounts by victims.
Key Question: What was the most significant challenge for the world between 1939 and 2001?
This term focuses on key events and people from the end of the Second World War up to the present day. They will learn about important key individuals such as Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King and Margaret Thatcher and explore interpretations of their work. Key events such as the Cold War, Space Race and the 9/11 terror attacks will be investigated as part of a wider awareness of the topic of terrorism.
Historical skills
Students are assessed by
Students have weekly fact tests incorporated into their homework. End of unit assessments in the form of a formal test. At the end of the year students will be assessed cumulatively on their skills & knowledge with a GCSE 'style' exam.
Key Stage 4 history focuses America1910-1929, Elizabethan England 1558-1603, Changes to Entertainment and Leisure since 500AD and Germany 1919-1991 in order to cover some of the main countries and topics of the twentieth century. America is all about the swinging twenties and gangsters, Elizabethan Britain covers the beginning of the modern world we know today whilst our students tracking the development of Germany after the First World War through to its destruction under Hitler and then the redevelopment of Germany under capitalism and communism resulting in the collapse of the Berlin Wall. Changes to Entertainment and Leisure takes students back to the year 500AD in an exciting thematic study which closes at present day.
Students have two lessons of History a week in years 9 & 10 and three lessons in Y11.
Year 9
Year 9 will focus on the USA: A nation of contrasts, 1910-1929 and the Elizabethan Age, 1558-1603
Year 10
Year 10 will focus on revising America and the Elizabethan Age whilst also covering Germany 1919-1991 and Changes to Entertainment & Leisure c500 – present day.
Year 11
Year 11 will focus on revising all of the topics in preparation for the GCSE exams and learning the necessary skills in which to answer GCSE questions.
Year 9
GCSE style exam questions periodically throughout their lessons with a mock exam at the end of each unit. In addition there are weekly fact tests on a range of facts covered.
Year 10
GCSE style exam questions periodically throughout their lessons with a mock exam at the end of each unit. In addition there are weekly fact tests on a range of facts covered. Year 10 also have designated mock exams.
Year 11
As Year 10 and the GCSE exams in June of Y11 year.
Four exams all weighted at 25 per cent of the total marks.
The GCSE is perfectly suited to lead onto A Level History. Two of the units studied provide the students with the necessary background information for the two Y12 Units on the Tudors 1485-1603 and Weimar and Nazi Germany. The GCSE also provide students with the skills required to do a range of other A Levels such as Law, Criminology, Government and Politics, English and the Sciences.
Lawyer, Barrister, Archaeologist, Archivist, Researcher, Teacher, Museum worker, Lecturer, Tour Guide, Civil Service, Intelligence agency, Detective, Police, Insurance, Politics, Journalism, Media, Administration and Charity and Voluntary sectors.


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A lot has happened since I moved to San Francisco in 2008 in pursuit of a dance career. The Bay Area has changed significantly, and I've (mostly) grown up within that exciting tumult. From 2009-15, performing contemporary dance was my professional focus. I performed locally, toured extensively, choreographed and taught dance so much that I achieved that next-level goal of burning-out on my passion and needing a break.
But I simultaneously worked as a fitness trainer, specializing in outdoor group workouts and "functional" personal training. I also kept studying biomechanics and nutrition, becoming a bit of a niche specialist along the way. Now that I'm running my own fitness company, Sebastian's Functional Fitness, full-time and leading week-long biomechanics workshops for dancers internationally, it's a strong time to look back and tell a bit about how it all evolved.
My childhood experiences of fitness were rooted in running and team sports. My dad took me running along roads and trails from a young age. I remember watching in awe as he ran the final hill home, looking like a superhero. I aspired to have that capacity.
In middle and high school, running was my main exercise, and I used it to deal with difficult emotions and also to build discipline. Overtime I became pretty fast, and not because of being trained by a coach, but because of having a dogged and committed personality, and being fueled by intense feeling.
I don't have an abuse or overuse history with drugs, even alcohol, perhaps because running showed up first. And then dancing. Exercise was a way for me to experience—or let out—my emotional life. When I felt overwhelmed or angry, I would go for a run or bike ride. In Santa Cruz this meant taking off through the woods. In college it meant disappearing along the infinite roads bisecting massive wheat fields in eastern Washington. If I felt overwhelmed with happiness and joy? Often the same response would do, though I soon learned that dance could provide the same outlet. And being in dance projects with others reminded me of the camaraderie of sports teams.
Dance became a crucial art practice, alongside poetry writing, in my late teen years and transformed me in my early twenties. Eventually I chose to pursue dance as a kind of "athletic poetry of the body" that satisfied me on many levels. When I finished my degree in philosophy in 2006, I took up dance training as a serious pursuit and gave it most of my free time back in Santa Cruz. I also landed a job as a group fitness instructor and health coach, paving the way for what has now been almost 12 years of a sustaining career.
I first learned how to strength-train from two bodybuilders. So my early workout years in college were spent in the gym, 5-6 days a week, building muscle. Thank heavens for dance and running! These gave me a broader scope and practice to integrate my new body and abilities within. Otherwise I was just learning how to pick up heavy things and put them down again.
Training as a dancer also brought in many other elements: acrobatics, techniques from martial arts, and partner dancing, specifically Contact Improvisation. I learned how to do handstands, have people climb me like I was a tree, and do modified flips, twists and tumbles.
By studying biomechanics and anatomy with Frey Faust, in the U.S. and Europe, I learned far more about movement than from any fitness trainer certificate. I also learned how to be a good teacher. Frey originated the Axis Syllabus, basically a study of anatomy and physics applied to human movement, which I now teach also. He was my primary mentor for a number of years, along with Scott Wells, a contact improvisation luminary and choreographer I've worked with since 2008. Taking countless classes and workshops with these two was as much about learning how to dance better as it was learning how to communicate to a group effectively and with compassion.
Given that the average career-span for a personal trainer is just a few years, reflecting now at 12 feels like a big deal. Working in the field of dance at the same time surely has been part of that longevity. I used to think dance was a career liability, in the sense that my attention was split and not 100% devoted to being a trainer. Over the years I learned the opposite was true: the dance world fueled my interest in movement and training, and vice versa.
Teaching anatomy and biomechanics in a dance context has significantly impacted my work in fitness. At this point, I barely see dance and fitness as distinct realms – instead I focus on the cross-over, on how they support each other, on how Dance and Fitness can be seen as related aspects of Human Movement.
My personal goal is to learn how to move well and for a lifetime. Teaching that perspective and set of skills is also my professional focus. Strength training is not enough, cardio is not enough, dance classes are not enough; nor yoga, bike riding, soccer or handstands. We need a spectrum of movement, a cultivated desire to learn and practice, and a community to do it with. At least that's where I stand now.
Moving away from bodybuilding and isolated endurance running, and toward functional fitness and dance, has been a movement toward personal health. I'm not against building muscle mass or running for a long time – I just want them to be within the context of a healthy life, and within the context of learning new coordinations and sensitivity and pleasure from movement.
I've also seen how physical abilities tend to degrade with age. In this context, improving and preserving physical function means improving quality of life. That's perhaps the most important thing I can do for someone.
Fitness and dance are powerful ways to connect with others. This is why I love outdoor fitness work with small groups and also teaching dance in studios. It's also part of why people hire me at all – placing fitness training in a social context, even with just one other person, changes the feel of the entire thing. It makes movement training more meaningful. And fun. For the time being, I'm not afraid of smartphone app's—or virtual reality systems—replacing that.
What's next? Last year my biomechanics education took another jump with a new certificate on corrective exercises for injuries and chronic pain. This helped refresh my interest in training a variety of people with a variety of abilities, movement backgrounds, and injuries. I'm still integrating that new information into both my fitness work and dance work.
Stay tuned for new offerings, including movement retreats, anatomy classes, and more. As always, contact me to learn more, expand your training, or get started if we haven't worked together yet.
In Movement,
Photo Credits: 1 and 3 by Mark McBeth. 2 by Mark Kuroda.


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We began our parenting journey in 2014 with the birth of our daughter. Quickly we found out that parenthood throws at you challenges, she was born prematurely and was a fiery little thing from the very beginning. Like many parents we were always tired. We struggled through the daily cycle and had to find our feet a few times over. We used disposable nappies for nearly two years until she was toilet trained. We have always been eco minded but it just never occurred to us to try modern cloth nappies. We can't believe it now, but we had never even heard of them!
Fast forward three years and while pregnant with our son we were gifted a full set of modern cloth nappies from a friend who thought we were the kind of people who might use them. We were dedicated to giving them a go, but we were still really unsure of their effectiveness and worried about the extra time it would take out of our already busy days to clean them. It took some motivation and finally after 10 weeks we decided to give them a try…
And we have never looked back! Our preconceived notions were blown out of the water. He didn't leak and he didn't get any nappy rash. We were proud to be reducing our impact on landfill and protecting our precious little boy from nasty chemicals on his skin.
We wondered what it is that holds others back from making the same switch, and realised that it isn't their environmental conscience, everyone generally wants to make a positive contribution to our world. It is simply time and money.
And that's how Little Eco Baby Nappy Service began. We decided to provide a sustainable, no fuss service that is affordable to time poor parents.


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NJ sports betting is incredibly popular and only growing since New Jersey legislated it a few years ago. Brick-and-mortar spots, NJ online casinos, and apps gave players a new gameplay experience. And since we love it as much as you do, we evaluated eight sports betting websites.
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Coinciding with its release on Feb. 22, WRTC is poised to provide the radio debut for Max Creek's new live double CD, 45 & Live.
Listeners can catch it during the Feb. 22 edition of Questionable Choices which runs 3-6 p.m. where program host "The Chief" will likely intro some live Creek during the "4:20 Shout Out." Additional tracks will be featured on the Feb. 23 edition of Greasy Tracks which airs 3:30-5:30 p.m.
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The 13-track collection — featuring a mix of original tracks and a handful of covers — was culled from a handful of performances during the band's 45th anniversary tour in 2015.
Formed in Connecticut in 1971, Creek plays a pair of dates at The Palace Theater in Stafford Springs on Feb. 22-23 to mark the release. To celebrate their 48th "Creekiversary," they play a trio of shows starting March 29 at The Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock, NY, followed by April 5 at The Colonial Theater in Pittsfield, Mass., and April 19 at Infinity Hall in Hartford.
Over the years, WRTC has regularly played Max Creek material and even broadcast a number of appearances the band made at Trinity College. In 2017, following the group's 46th anniversary, the station aired a four-part, 11-hour special on the band.


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Cheap and very, very cheerful – Bratislava is an awesome place for a Stag weekend.
An intriguing mixture of ancient capital, old-style communist city and modern tourist destination, Bratislava is a refreshing change from many more popular Stag venues and, with beer at 50p a pint, it won't break the bank.
Bratislava is a beautiful city and a walk around its compact medieval centre is a good way to spend a day. Be sure to climb up Castle Hill to visit Bratislava Castle – a huge and impressive structure that houses a museum and offers spectacular views across the city. Also, try popping into the Municipal Museum in the Old Town, which has a truly frightening medieval torture chamber to gawp at!
Don't panic, Bratislava is not just about castles and torture chambers! The city comes alive at night to reveal a very different side – one of bustling bars, super strip joints, and cosmic clubs. The action takes place in the city's Old Town, which is full of incredible nightspots. Try having a few foaming Pilsners in a traditional Slovak boozer before hitting the town to acquaint yourselves with the huge amounts of stunning Eastern European females that live in this amazing city.
Cheap beer, hot women and great atmosphere – what more do you need? Pack your bags for Bratislava!


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Released June 1, 1998
Oil Spill Wreaks Havoc on Coast
(The Environmental Defender Vol. 19 No.4, Winter 1997-98)
On October 7, 1997 the Grand Jury was made aware of a Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors' concern that during the Torch Oil Spill of September 8, 1997, the County Office of Emergency Services was not allowed to participate, support, nor input decision making regarding response and clean-up. In fact, during the early crucial hours of the spill the County Emergency Operations Center Representative was actually compelled to leave the room and excluded from any further participation in the Unified Command Structure.
The Grand Jury learned the following:
September 1997. On October 7, 1997, the Energy Division and OES briefed the Board of Supervisors on what had happened in the first eight days of the oil spill. On January 20, 1998, Energy Division and OES again provided the Board with a summary of events that occurred after the release.
There is neither legislation, nor a memorandum of understanding that allows the County of Santa Barbara to be represented in the Unified Command Structure during emergency responses to oil spill incidents.
The Board of Supervisors should immediately follow-up on the offer of the Acting Deputy Administrator Office of Spill Prevention and Response to convene a meeting to resolve the issue and insure that the County of Santa Barbara is properly represented in the MOU.
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The Grand Jury is disappointed to find that this critical aspect of environmental safety and response has been delayed so long by agencies of the state and the Governor. Particularly, since Santa Barbara is recognized nationally as the home of the environmental movement, to exclude county professionals and experts in this area from responding is inexcusable.
Had legislation AB3124 been adopted on this matter in 1992, and/or SB 872 in 1995, this issue would be moot. The much sought after MOU would have been a matter of policy and standard operating procedure, recognized by all agencies in the State prior to the Torch Oil Spill of September 1997. It seems to this Grand Jury that political bureaucracy and inter-departmental posturing for control and position has affected the well-being and safety of our community.
It is a sad commentary that this grand jury has to report that nine months after the Torch Oil Spill, there is still no agreement nor accepted MOU regarding local jurisdictional management of disasters and major emergencies concerning oil spills.
AFFECTED AGENCIES (Party or entity required to respond):
Santa Barbara County Department of Planning and Development
Santa Barbara County Counsel
Office of Emergency Services/Santa Barbara County Fire Department
Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors
Santa Barbara County Energy Division
1- Planning and Development memorandum , 11/25/97, page 8
2- IBID. - page 10
3- December 14, 1997, letter from Santa Barbara Fire Chief
4- Chair of the BOS letter to the Governor, January 14, 1998
5- Letter from the office of the County Counsel to the Special Legal Counsel, State Department of Fish and Game, March 2, 1998
6- Letter addressed to County Counsel from the Acting Deputy Administrator Office of Spill Prevention and Response, State of California Department of Fish and Game,, April 4, 1998