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Statement on the Trans Mountain Expansion
July 7, 2017
"It is my goal to develop a strong relationship with our community based on trust. It is my opinion that Members of Parliament who can develop these kinds of relationships in their community have the ability to be among the most effective community advocates within the House of Commons.
In that vein, I thought it was important to share with the community the work that we've being doing with regards to the Trans Mountain project."
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Hi everyone, I'd like to speak with you today about the decision to approve the Trans Mountain Pipeline. Both Burnaby and North Vancouver each have a significant stake in this decision. Indeed, our community is arguably the most impacted community in Canada.
This has been demonstrated by how vigorously many of our neighbours have engaged in the decision making process period over the last number of years. When I first ran for office I promised to be a strong voice for our community in Ottawa and to bring innovative and entrepreneurial thinking to the decision making process in Ottawa.
With this in mind I'd like to share with you how we have organized our time and resources over the last year in order to make sure we deliver on that promise.
To determine how we prioritize our time, we developed 4 non-policy and 4 policy priorities.
The 4 non-policy priorities include: my wife, staying healthy, learning French and the 4th was to be a strong constituency MP who was a strong voice for our community in Ottawa.
Based on 50,000 door knocks and 25,000 phone calls. We picked our policy priorities for the first year:
- Strong advocacy on behalf of the community on the trans mountain pipeline.
- Working to address issues surrounding Housing Affordability
- Finding solutions for the traffic congestion on the North Shore
- Utilizing my role as Parliamentary Secretary for Science to help use innovation to grow the economy and solve important problems in fields like the environment or health.
Overarching all of these priorities, it is my goal to develop a strong relationship with our community that is based on trust, because I believe that Members of Parliament who develop trusting relationships with their community are the most effective advocates for them in the House of Commons.
In that vein, I thought it was important to share with the community the work that we've been doing with regards to the Trans Mountain project. I decided early on that the best way to be a strong advocate was to deeply understand the issue and I first have to acknowledge that I wouldn't have been able to do this without the help of so many dedicated members of our community.
I want to thank you for all of your work over the last number of years. I've read through your reports, listened to your concerns at townhalls and on the doorstep, and drilled into your research. Your passion and hard work was crucial to my ability to strongly advocate on your behalf.
For a number of individuals and organizations (and you know who you are) who helped me articulate a position on behalf of the residents of Burnaby and North Vancouver, I'd like to share with you that our work was considered, acknowledged and acted upon by our Pacific Caucus, our Cabinet and our Prime Minister.
If you have not yet read our report, I would suggest that you download a copy at our website terrybeech-parl.ca. It is my best effort to be a substantial and articulate the voice for our community on this issue. In fact, the Prime Minister acknowledged this in his statement during the announcement.
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"We understand and share the deep and abiding sense of responsibility British Columbians feel for our spectacular West Coast."
"Indeed, one of its most articulate and substantive critics is a caucus colleague, Terry Beech."
I believe that the quality of any decision is determined by the quality of the debate; and I am proud to be a part of a government who shares this belief. Our cabinet is accessible and open to considering the concerns of local communities and works hard to balance the real economic, political and environmental constraints that any government must operate under.
We also have a Prime Minister who encourages his MPs to speak truth to power and advocate ferociously on behalf of our communities. I am especially proud of this because I don't believe that I would have been given this same opportunity to voice our community's concerns under the previous government.
I'd like to take some time to share with you some of the details of how we worked to understand our community's view and advocate on our community's behalf. After having done so much research on the issue, I was devastated when I first read the NEB report that was published May 2015. I didn't understand how so many of our community's concerns could be absent from this report.
Fortunately Minister Carr had already announced the interim principles for National Energy Projects which meant that cabinet would not just consider the NEB report but three other documents as well:
- A report by a special Ministerial panel who would travel the entire route of the pipeline and the tanker route.
- A review of the project's impact on Greenhouse Gas emissions; and
- A Joint Federal and Provincial Consultation and accommodation report addressing our constitutional duty to consult Aboriginal groups
Knowing that the Ministerial panel's report would be reviewed by cabinet, I decided that I should make a presentation, and did the following:
To prepare for this I conducted exhaustive primary and secondary research.
- I read every report
- Did significant comparative economic analysis
- Put together a report on political support for every community and every level of government that is along the pipeline route or a tanker route
- Ravi and I packed up the truck and drove along the route all the way to Alberta
- I attended 6 of the Ministerial panel sessions; 5 in the lower mainland and one in Kamloops
Worked closely with my colleagues in Pacific Caucus
- Held multiple townhalls, coffee meetings and open houses, and kept knocking on doors after the election, bringing our total to over 58,000 doors in the community to date.
- Met with Local councillors and Mayors throughout the Lower Mainland, Representatives Tseil-Waututh, Musqueam and Squamish First Nations, The Premier, the Prime Minister and thousands of local members from our community.
- People took us into their homes and organized get togethers with their friends and neighbours.
All of which informed the final version of our community's report
On August 19, 2016 I made a 30 minute presentation and submitted an 18-page report that I felt summed up the top ten issues that were communicated to me during all of our public consultations. As well as balance the relevant economic and environmental arguments that I thought would be the most additive and impactful ideas to share with the panel. 9 out of the 10 concerns that I raised were featured prominently in the Ministerial Panel's report as well.
We then sent out 44,000 surveys throughout the riding, then used your feedback as well as the thousands of emails, letters and phone calls we received to update the report into its final draft form. If you contacted us and we had your home address, you should have received a letter from me, and a full copy of this report. If not, you can download a full copy of the report from our website.
On September 19th, the day the fall session of parliament commenced, I submitted my final version of the report to the panel and turned our attention to advocating on your behalf in Ottawa. Again, a full copy of this report is available for download at Terrybeech-parl.ca We sent a copy of this report to every Member of Parliament, along with an invite to meet every member one-on-one to discuss the importance of this issue to our community.
At the end of the day, I was able to communicate our community's concerns to the vast majority of the Liberal caucus, including Members of Cabinet and the Prime Minister. I also worked closely with members of Pacific Caucus, which is a group exclusively made up of the 17 Liberal Members of Parliament from British Columbia. While the details of this work is conducted under caucus privilege, it is a working group that dedicated extensive time to advocating on BC's behalf.
As an example, I would bring your attention to the work of my colleague, Jonathan Wilkinson, who is our neighbour and the Member of Parliament for North Vancouver and also the Parliamentary Secretary for the Environment and Climate Change. He recently published a nine-page open letter which outlines many of the considerations that must be taken into account with regards to this project. You can find a copy of his letter on our website as well.
My office took a Plan A and Plan B approach with regards to this project. With Plan A, we tried to advocate positions that were most supported by our community. Primarily by looking at ways of capturing much of the economic benefits of the project while minimizing the environmental risks. This included exploring the economics of finding an alternative route that didn't include the Burrard Inlet and the possibility of refining the product in Alberta.
There is a tendency when discussing these issues to try and talk about mitigating factors, but we specifically avoided those discussions because there is a risk that by working on plan B, you might actually be facilitating the project. That being said, I did add my voice to specific projects that were good on their own merits. For example:
On the Ocean's protection plan. I pushed hard to ensure that the plan didn't just talk about preserving the habitat that we already have, because I wanted to make sure we were, for the first time, investing in restoring our coastline after decades of neglect.
I also wanted to make sure the plan involved the leadership and partnership of our local First Nations communities. The relationships I have started to build with these communities – especially with the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation – have been among the most fulfilling of my first year in office. I was giving Chief Maureen Thomas and some Tsleil-Waututh youth a tour of Parliament the day before the decision was announced and I reinforced then my desire to continue to build our relationship regardless of the outcome of this decision.
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As fate would have it, I was advised the very next day, on the day of the announcement, that I would be attending a closed briefing with Pacific Caucus, where no electronic transmitting devices are allowed. We were briefed on cabinet's decision shortly before the announcement and then watched the announcement together live on a TV in the room.
By the time I exited the briefing and got my phone back, I had five outstanding media requests. At the time of recording this message I have more than forty. But I decided that it would be best to reserve comment on the decision initially and return to the riding. After all, it was constituents' input that provided so much of the substance of my report, it seemed only right that I would consult with the community prior to responding to it.
My staff and I made plans immediately to hold an open house in the riding that Saturday to discuss the decision. We posted the event online and started contacting the constituents and community groups we have been working closely with for over a year on this issue to let them know.
The open house was well attended. In about eight hours, I was able to meet with over 90 people in small groups and we booked follow up meetings for many others. We also received and responded to a large number of your telephone calls and messages.
While a few people expressed their support of the project, something that has happened throughout this process and something that I don't want to discount, the vast majority of individuals raised concerns:
- Worried about how this decision affects our climate change targets
- How we are working to prevent a potential oil spill
- A number of health and safety concerns around diluted bitumen and the Burnaby Mountain Storage Facility.
These are valid concerns and now that the broad strokes of our government's policy to balance economic growth with protection and restoration of the environment are starting to solidify, I believe it is my job to determine how to best continue to advocate on behalf our community within these policies.
Many have also asked me about the possibility of legal action or protests. Canada is a governed by the rule of law. and the right to peaceful protest is protected by our Charter. I fully support an individual fully exercising their democratic rights.
In the same way that it is my responsibility to attend a chamber of commerce meeting to hear concerns about growth of the economy, or a trade union meeting to hear concerns about job creation, I believe it is also my job to hear about environmental concerns. This is why I have not been shy about attending events where groups criticize government decisions. It is my job to be there, to understand your concerns and share those concerns with Ottawa.
On Climate Change for example, I dedicated an entire chapter in my report to this subject. I share the government's belief that climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing contemporary society. It is my understanding, as a person trained in developmental economics, that putting a price on carbon pollution is the best chance we have at preventing the devastating impacts of a greater than 2 degree increase in global temperature.
It is also my experience that successful precedent is the greatest facilitator of progressive public policy. The speed at which the tide of public opinion turned on women's suffrage, prohibition and same-sex marriage are all examples of a long held policy status quo hitting a tipping point and the change then spreading at an astonishing pace.
British Columbians should be proud that we set that precedent for pricing carbon pollution. Instituted in 2008, revenue-neutral carbon pricing reduced per-person fuel consumption in BC by 18% while it INCREASED by 3% in the rest of Canada. This happened while BC was building one of the country's fastest growing economies. The province's leadership is an undeniable success story that will now facilitate the implementation of a federal price on carbon pollution.
In addition, Pricing Carbon Pollution speeds up the timeline under which sustainable forms of energy are cost efficient. This will give us a competitive advantage in building a clean energy sector that can establish a leadership position in the world, create new green jobs and create a trade surplus of green technology.
We must demonstrate to the world that this type of policy can work while growing the economy. Only then can we export this policy throughout North America and Europe and begin to discuss the subject with emerging economies like India and China. As I stated in my report, this is a global optimization problem that deserves the full attention of government and must take into account the various stages of development and kinds of government that exist among our International partners.
In addition to expanding BC's leadership on Pricing Carbon Pollution to a national scale we are currently pursuing the following Environmental and Economic Policies, many of which would have seemed impossible to accomplish only a year and a half ago:
- We're investing $20B into green infrastructure.
- A Pan Canadian Climate Framework that includes:
- Alberta's imposing a hard greenhouse gas emissions cap on the oil sands
- Commitments to reduce our emissions to 30% below 2005 levels by 2030
- Implementing an Oceans Protection Plan that will begin to reverse years of neglect on our coast and for the first time restore our marine ecosystems.
- Early phase out of coal fired electricity
- An international agreement to eliminate harmful Hydrofluorocarbons or (HFCs)
- A comprehensive plan that will articulate how we intend to meet our 2030 commitments and transition to a low carbon economy.
- And my personal commitment to hold everyone's feet to the fire and ensure that all 157 conditions are met or exceeded with regards to this project.
As I stated in my report, taking care of this planet is a global optimization problem that must consider other national governments, whose plans are currently at various stages of development. This is a problem and an opportunity that deserves the full attention of government.
And I would suggest that it is fair to say that this country has never had an environmental champion as strong as the current government.
In the words of our Prime Minister:
"Canadians want us to build an economy that works for the middle class and protects our environment so we can leave a better, cleaner country to our kids. Voters rejected the old thinking that what is good for the economy is bad for the environment. They embraced the idea that we need strong environmental policies if we expect to develop our natural resources and get them to international markets. And Canadians know that strong action on the environment is good for the economy. It makes us more competitive by fostering innovation and reducing pollution. Canadians value clean air and water, beautiful coasts and wilderness, and refuse to accept that they must be compromised in order to create growth."
I couldn't agree more, and believe it is my responsibility to ensure that our government delivers on this commitment. I will always be a strong advocate for our community and work to leave a cleaner, more prosperous country to our kids than the one we inherited from our parents.
I invite everyone in our community to reach out to my office and to meet with me personally to discuss any further concerns or questions that you might have.
Thank you for your time, your support, and your good wishes.


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So since I am such an idiot, and I didn't buy a epic pass, (I got the summit value pass which works for Breck and Keystone) I had to buy day tickets for Laura and I. Even though it was expensive it was definitely worth it as the park here in Park City is so much fun. They don't have the big line up due to a lack of snow, but the smaller park which is jam packed with rails and has two jumps, is so much fun.
Laura and Steph went off and explored the mountain and Tom and I cruised around through the park with a bunch of other skiers. They have built an elbow bowl feature in the park which is skate inspired and redirects you into the lower rail line. The bowl feature is hands down my favorite feature up there.
It is super warm here in Park City and today felt like we were spring skiing. It was super hot and slushy and the sun was kind of in and out all day. I haven't been here in 3 years and I forgot how much fun this place is. I definitely need to plan to spend some more time here in the future.
This is the lower part of the park and it is full of rails.
This two jump line leads into the bowl and then into the lower rail section pictured above.
Tom on jump 2 in the park
Tom on the flat down
Niklas Eriksson on the flat down
Tom airing off the pole jam into the bowl feature.
I think we are planning on another day here in Park City tomorrow before getting on the road again to Las Vegas. I'm not sure if I'll ski as it started raining a little this afternoon and if it is raining tomorrow, I am definitely not buying a day pass.
Time for some dinner and an early night as I am exhausted,

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An exclusive clip of X Ambassadors performing "Jungle" from Guitar Center Sessions presented by JBL with host Nic Harcourt. See an all-new episode on January 9th at 9pm on DIRECTV's AUDIENCE (channel 239). Order X Ambassador's New EP "The Reason": Amazon: http://amzn.to/1J3aZz7 iTunes: http://bit.ly/Sz3N7Q To see more Guitar Center Sessions exclusive clips and other episodes visit: http://www.GuitarCenter.com/Sessions Music video by X Ambassadors performing Jungle. (C) 2014 KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records


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Quiet Means Busy
Ciao a Tutti!
In the past few weeks, we have received hundreds of emails and messages asking a variety of questions with the general subject "Where is my film?!?"
Because we are so few people, and you are so many - we have tried to clear the air by answering these concerns all in one place:
Please read: "Quiet Means Busy"
We have written volumes of information over the years, and yet nearly every day, we receive an email from a Backer who is "checking in" after a long time being "checked out." This is perfectly understandable, of course. We only ask all Backers who are checking back in to please take a look at our archive of Kickstarter updates, or scan the news on our website to bring yourself up to speed.
The FILM Ferrania Team
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I invoke my rights under Kickstarter's Terms of Use:
"Project Creators are required to fulfill all rewards of their successful fundraising campaigns or refund any Backer whose reward they do not or cannot fulfill."
I demand an immediate full refund for my pledge amount.
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Thank you for this update. You obviously have a very important project so it's nice to hear that you are working so well.
Also, the unintentional delay could be very fortunate for the future of Ferrania because of the increasing popularity of film photography.
I look forward to hearing about the your revised timetable too.
Jonas Lundström on
Well written post that answers many questions :)
Martin SiegelSuperbackeron
If updates on Kickstarter, Twitter or the website were more frequent less people would contact you directly. Be glad that we are "so many" cause we buy the product (if we can get it sometime in 2018, and I'm talking P30).
Anyway I remain positive that not only some Super VIPs get some rolls of P30 but also we normal people.
But keep in mind it's not long until ferragosto when Italy will see a standstill or at least a slowdown.
Anyway, your efforts are very much appreciated and I'm looking forward to a positive outcome, amici. Ciao et saluti!
Jack Honeycutt on
I know you are busy! Take all the time you need. I am ready for the 16mm reversal color film. I know it will take time, but that is OK with me. Do it right, do it slow. I am just som ehappy someone is making film. All the best! I am in Ecuador. We love film!!!
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Hello, good evening, and thanks so much for the update.
Waiting happily, no problem.
Was ready preparing to send an email, but fortunately this update came OnTime.
Hopefully, did not communicate with Ferrania since transferring database from Kickstarter, before opening P30 film shop. Since then, I reviewed Ferrania website so many times.
I think it's better to state it clear with any coming update: "Backers who did not ask for reward exchange, please wait. Will notify you on your email", or anything concerning specifically and clearly backers who did not ask for reward exchange.
I understand how important is P30 film to the current time and future of Ferrania.
Being a manufacturer of B&W film, is extremely regarded and highly appreciated.
Started to dream of 4X5 Ferrania film.
Please keep the marvelous job.
Your work is solely related to a mankind culture and tradition, the Photographic "FILM".
Thanks so much for the extraordinary step in the film future.
Best Regards.
H. Obied/ IbnAlhytham.
J Caldwell on
Nice to have this update, but I have moved since the last time i confirmed my address. How do i get you my new address? Thanks!
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Happy to wait, it's worth it


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Kamigami no Asobi: Ludere deorum
When Yui first enters the Student council, she starts giving them a rundown on what the Student council does, including positions and getting a special room for them to plan. Apollon does his way of giving good impressions by hugging people the moment he first meets them. After all the formalities they decide to have a little bonding time and choose to go to the mountains to have a picnic as per Apollon's suggestion.
As part of the Student council activities, they decide to hold a Sports festival. The greek god event is an obstacle course, with several Herculean tasks like chasing after Artemis' hind, getting the golden apple, running from flesh-eating horses etc. In this part Apollon loses, but he cheers up pretty quickly since there are more events.
Later on Yui decides to bring Apollon to the greenhouse to relax, but even though Apollon seems knowledgeable about plants, he seems rather uneasy. Somehow they are separated as the greenhouse is rather large, but when they find each other, Apollon holds her tight and tells her to never leave him again.
So when Zeus still said Apollon was at risk of failing, he sprung into panic mode and started to organize more activities and studying more about humans. Yui also has to work hard to make sure he graduates. Apollon decides to organise a beach party, since it was summer. However Zeus decides to make it autumn on that day so everything is freezing so Apollon complains but Zeus waves it off. Everyone goes to the beach anyway and in attempt to let everyone enjoy themselves, Apollon asks everyone to go in the water. The rest are all yelling in protest, but Tsukito offers to go since it's his president's orders. Of course, they all freeze while everyone laughs at them.
This is still not enough for Apollon to graduate though, so he makes something even bigger: A stage battle. The roles are assigned, and in the end Apollon is the prince, Yui is Cinderella, Tsukito and Takeru are the evil stepsisters, Balder is fairy godmother and Hades is the king. Apollon and Yui work hard on this, and Yui realises she might be falling for Apollon. Before the performance begins Loki requests a kiss scene for added effect, so Apollon and Yui decide to do that for performance's sake. However, during the important scene, Apollon tells Yui she isn't the one, and walks off the stage to the horror of everyone.
The next day, Yui catches a fever and is told Apollon quit the council and has sunk into depression. Hades later tells Yui that while Apollon seems bright and cheery, he is only loved for what he can provide and bring to humans, like his prophecies, rather than loving him for who he is. In the end, all who loved him rejected him and left, leaving Apollon rather used to it and he ends up trying to satisfy everyone, since being useful will make people like him. So when Yui returns to school, Apollon ends up ditching everyone and goes off to be by himself. The other gods try to make a surprise party for Apollon to get him back into the student council, so Yui has the job of telling him about it.
Love Route
It turns out that Apollon is in love with another woman, Cassandra, and she is the one destined to bring him to ruin, as prophesized by Zeus. Of course Apollon does not know this and is still in love with her because, she continued sticking to him when everyone else abandoned him. Then he tells Yui he was friendly to her because she reminded him of Cassandra. Yui is shocked but she resigns to the fact that Apollon may not love her and decides to conceal her feelings. She tries to work with Apollon to make him graduate and brings him to the greenhouse again, where he says it is a depressing place because most of his former lovers turned into plants. Sadly whatever her efforts it's still not bringing Apollon to graduation, so she decides to tell Apollon her feelings. Then Apollon becomes furious when he hears that Cassandra will betray him and yells at Yui to get away from him, forcibly transforming into his deity form
Yui refuses to leave and starts going closer to Apollon, even though she's being burnt but Apollon screams that she would betray him like Cassandra would do. Yui ignores that and tells Apollon she loves him and she won't mind burning to death as long as he can be saved. Apollon comes to his senses and stops his attack, confessing that he had been treating her as Cassandra for so long, that when he realised he was falling for Yui he got confused and decided to stay away from her. But he realises Yui is different as she accepts him for who he is. He heals Yui at her dorm and apologises.
End 1
Yui is returned to her world without memories of being in Hakoniwa, and she meets a familiar man who tells her that her memories will soon return. Till then, he will make her happy.
End 2
Yui follows Apollon back to his world.
Fate Route
Yui tells Apollon about the party, so Apollon enjoys himself at the party and he says he's glad to have Yui as a friend. Yui, though disappointed says her feelings do not matter as long as Apollon is happy the way he is. Zeus however still says Apollon can't graduate and that he will have to erase his memories and start over, but Yui refuses this, pleading that Apollon has made many memories here and it would be unfair to erase them. Zeus adamantly refuses and tells her that Apollon's destiny is to be betrayed by a human and spiral into despair which will cause a lot of destruction, so unless Apollon can overcome that, he will not be able to escape from the school.
End 1
Apollon manages to convince Zeus that the bonds he made in the school have helped him get over the crisis, and his limiter ring shatters, signifying his graduation.
End 2
Yui gets Hades to convince Zeus. At the end, Apollon goes with Hades on a short visit to the underworld.


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Obviously you've been wondering how to get started in nightclub and nightlife photography. You've got your camera gear, but how do you get started in this exciting world of nightclub and nightlife photography? I'm going to help you figure that out.
Important Note: you need to have the appropriate equipment. Please see the checklist below.
Camera gear list:
digital SLR
zoom lens
external flash
memory cards
extra batteries for the camera and flash
1) Postings on craigslist.org
The first thing you should do is check out the creative and event gig postings in craigslist for your local area. Do a search on "nightclub photographer" or "nightlife photographer" or "photographer". You may have to keep searching through the postings on a regular basis till you find something. Note that this is how I got my start so I know that it works.
2) Network with DJs, club promoters, and club managers
Do you know any DJs, club promoters, or club managers? Are you friends with any of them? If so, they're also a good way to get your feet wet in nightclub photography. Ask them if they need photos taken at the party they're hosting. You may have to provide your services for free at first, but it's a good way to get started, gain valuable experience, and build a portfolio.
3) Websites that hire nightclub and nightlife photographers
Go to their contact page and inquire if they're hiring nightclub photographers at the moment. If not, ask if you can shadow one of their nightclub photographers at an event and offer your services for free. If your pictures are good enough, maybe they'll call you when they need an extra photographer at a future event. Good luck!


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So I opened a browser to search for some inspiration and then draw my first pattern. To be exact, only the outline in black and white as I was not sure how to do the filling. I searched the EggBot wiki about a tutorial and soon found the "Drawing a smiley face" tutorial.
After a few hours of work I felt like trying it out for real. I went to the fridge to get an egg, set up the printer and mounted the egg. What can I say, nothing can be perfect for the first try:
|Drawing v1 in Inkscape
|Egg printed with v1
The pattern was too small and stretched. Also most parts of the egg were empty and that looked bad. What went well was the filling. But actually it went far too well as the pen went through the same places too many times. In the tutorial I was advised to use 4px for the stroke, but I increased it for the next print to 5px and it seemed to be the right choice with my Ultra Fine Sharpie pens.
I also edited the drawing, stretched it to look more natural on the egg and to make it bigger. I also added few patterns to the top and the bottom. I must say that the result was much better!
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A play was to be held in their school and Sara was chosen for the role of a beautiful princess,all the children congratulated Sara for being selected for the main role. Though Molly loved Sara very much and she was very happy for her but at the same time she was feeling ignored and left alone.
''Why you looking so sad,'' Molly's class teacher asked her.
She told her class teacher what she felt.
The teacher said to her,"Look Molly,the outer beauty of one is not everything,God has given us many other qualities and talents. Maybe Sara is more beautiful than you by appearance and she is appreciated for her beauty, this is her quality. But you too have your own qualities.I know you have a beautiful voice and you sing very well.The annual singing competition is going to be held in our school next week, I want you to take part in the competition.I am sure that you will do very well."
Molly was feeling relaxed and happy after listening to her class teacher. She gave her name for the singing competition.
Molly sang beautifully in the competition and got the first prize.Her parents and teachers all were very proud of her.
There was also a competition among all the children to congratulate her first . Everyone wanted to be friends with Molly. Molly was a happy girl now.
Moral of the story-Everyone is unique
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Shane, an ambitious, energetic chef and his young daughter Izzy, Earache's fantastic Harriet Lamb, run a restaurant in the town of Munchington.
Every day is a recipe for adventure for Shane and Izzy and each episode will focus on his high energy exploits and passion for food – whether it's trying to build the biggest baguette for the world record, finding wild herbs in the woods or growing large vegetables for the village county fair.
Shane's firm belief is that, when it comes to food, "fresh is best". Because he's a chef, the series naturally has food at its core and therefore encourages greater food knowledge with our audience.
"Shane the Chef" also features Earache Superstars Kazier Akhtar, Harriet Perring and William Clays.
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How football helped me cope with my dad's death
My father, Dennis Graham Jr., could tolerate other sports, but he was raised up on football, the way Southerners talk about being nourished by cornbread and buttermilk.
He thought the world of the gridiron was a place where men like him, black men, could triumph. Born in the Jim Crow South and raised during segregation, every week he watched football, transfixed by this clash of the modern gladiators, where black bodies were capable of incredible feats. In his mind, certain injustices could take away a lot of things from you -- your home, your dignity, hell even your life.
I inherited his belief that sports our culture's vehicle to discuss the nuances of political, economic and racial strife. He saw being able to talk about sports as an essential social skill, and made sure that my brother and I at least understood the basics of all major sports.
"Girls don't play football," I explained at eight years old, trying to find a rational reason to opt out of my father's football tutorial.
"In the future they might." Cigarette dangling out of the corner of his mouth, he launched the football into the air, a swirling mass of brown and white, daring me to catch it. "Better learn, just in case," he said.
At some point, football became our lifeline. We had moved back to his home state of South Carolina, where the zeal for football might be the only thing stronger than their affection for sweet tea.
Eventually, I decided to attend college in Hanover, New Hampshire, where cell phone reception was unpredictable. I would hang my torso out of the window, even in winter, and we would talk about our teams over crackle and spark of the airwaves.
"Are your boys playing this week?" Every time we talked, I opened our conversations the same way. I sought solace in the routine.
College teams came first -- we would talk about the University of South Carolina, Clemson and Georgia before moving onto the pros. He kept track of the Washington Redskins, the team he grew up with, and the Carolina Panthers because they were the newcomers up the road in Charlotte.
I hung my hopes on the Tennessee Titans -- the team moved to Nashville when I was nine.
When I was homesick or depressed, I would call my father and tell him I didn't watch the game, just so I could hear his deep voice through the speaker on my Motorola Razr phone. Even if we couldn't agree on which team was better that week, we always stood united against my mother and her love for all things Dallas. Football time signaled the beginning of a truce.
I absorbed my dad's sense of adventure. Six months before his death, we were kayaking in the Everglades while I worked on retracing Zora Neale Hurston's travels for my MFA thesis. Local doctors thought my dad should be confined to his bed, cancer conquering his insides, hoping to deteriorate enough that hospice would step in with stronger painkillers. I remember pausing to search for 3G in the swamps, so we could keep track of the score for the Super Bowl in New Orleans.
In September 2013, when hospice finally stepped in, I was crushed. Three days before he left us, he became unresponsive. We called family and friends to say their final goodbyes. I went into my room, closed the door and watched the football game.
Eventually, I came back to his bedroom and sat by his bedside, fussin' with his white cotton blanket, playing with the lint balls that accumulated on its edges.
I had to tell him about the game. Washington was playing Oakland in California. Statistics weren't important and I didn't know them anyway -- he would want to hear about the players, so I talked about the way RGIII reared back, football in hand, searching for the opening that led to a touchdown pass. I tried to explain David Amerson's interception.
I wondered if he could hear me, if he understood. I couldn't tell if his ragged, exasperated breathing was the result of my story about Oakland's fumble, but I kept talking anyway. I told him Washington won 24-14, its first victory of the season.
Several hours later, as midnight leaked into the early hours of the morning, he was gone.
My father never made it to an NFL game or watched the Carolina Panthers during training camp, even if the facility was less than five miles from my house. We tried to get him to go to a game once.
"What do I need to go to a game for? I can see it plenty good enough right here, and it's basically free." He went back to cracking pecans at his desk, eating the halves that didn't emerge from the shell intact. He was a cheapskate, but occasionally he'd splurge on memorabilia. His leather Panthers hat sits on the top shelf of my closet.
On Sundays, my father would engage in what he called the "poor man's pleasure"-- staying home and watching football from the "daddy chair," a tan recliner with cracks in the leather on the armrest, scented with tobacco from a man who preferred to smoke his Marlboros the way other folks ate grapes.
Every time I pass his aging chair, I spend quite a bit of time wondering what else I could've done to prolong my father's life without extending his suffering. For the better part of two years, the riddle gnawed at me. I couldn't eat, and I had trouble moving on, unable to absolve myself of guilt even though I knew I'd done everything I could.
That's how I found myself at the Carolina Panthers' training camp. I'd just turned 29. I didn't have a job, and I was running out of money. The week before, I'd taken my savings and tried to pull myself together for a job interview that didn't work out because I refused to compromise my integrity. I returned to Spartanburg dejected. I sent out pitches and inquiries, but all I received were rejections. Normally in situations like this, when my back was against the wall, I would call my father.
I knew I couldn't talk to him, but I decided to go searching for him anyway -- for a sign that my life wasn't over, that I was still capable of making something of myself.
I drive his pickup truck to the Carolina Panthers' training camp -- radiation hissing, engine knocking, one hubcap missing. The ancient, gold F-150 needs new brakes, tires and a number of repairs that will cost three times the value of the truck. I decide I will love it until it dies.
When I arrive at the field, I have no idea what I'm looking for, so I position myself on the western edge of a grassy hill, waiting.
The entire practice goes by, the fans stream back to their cars, sunburned and cranky, content with their observations and the future of the team.
I'm still not sure what I'm after, but there's one player wearing a No. 24 jersey left on the field, running through drills with the ball boys, eventually calling it quits to sign autographs for a few lingering fans. Apparently this is Josh Norman -- that Josh Norman before the scuffle with Cam Newton, and before that historic interception against the New Orleans Saints.
I walk up to him and ask a question. He answers. I come back the next day, curious about what I can learn of this sport. I pitch a story. The editor says maybe. Sooner, that "maybe" transforms into a "yes." The idea becomes a long-form article for a sports website, about Josh's ascension to top cornerback status while helping his community in Greenwood.
That assignment might've saved my life.
After the feature on Josh Norman, I had the chance to go to my first NFL game -- the Panthers and Seattle Seahawks were in the playoffs in Charlotte. As I ascended the steps of Bank of America and looked out over the field, I had one thought: I wish my dad could see this. I tried to memorize every detail -- the sounds, the lights, every feature, noticing the way the Seahawks fans vibrated in their seats at the announcement that Marshawn Lynch would play.
I left long after the fans, and most of the players, unwilling to let the day end.
When I returned to my car, I pulled out my dad's photograph and tried to tell him about the game. I wonder what he would've made of Cam Newton, of Josh Norman and his hot talk.
I've had moments like that in my car after a number of games. I pull the little photograph of him out of my wristlet and look at it -- really look at it, for the first time since I put it there six months ago.
In the picture, underneath his hat, the corners of his lips are tucked into a smirk. It was the closest he really ever got to a smile. That is enough for me.
Thanks, Dad.
Latria Graham is a writer, editor and cultural critic currently living in South Carolina. Follow her @LGRaconteur


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Hey there! Well, so much has happened since my last post. We lost hope there for awhile, and things were really tumultuous. We had to ask ourselves, would we stay here in Grand Marais, or should we go? We were so sick last winter, and the final straw was at the end of April, when we all came down with Influenza B. (Never having had the real flu before…just whoa.) We knew we needed a solution, but didn't have one. So, we bought an enormosaurus RV, and decided we'd live down at our town campground until we figured it out. We lived in the RV on the street until the end of June, and then we moved it down to the RV park. We spent all of June there, and had intended on July (and maybe August, too), but there were SO many people with more and more coming until the park was at capacity, and we couldn't get any work done. We'd try to go outside to work (write), and vacationers would want to talk. "What kind of computer do you use out here? Does it have 4G? Don't you get a lot of glare on your screen?" Or talk about the dogs…"What kind of dog is that? Oh my aunt Maimie had a pug, too!" "Is that a bear or a dog?"
OMG just stop. The interruptions were constant.
So, our wonderful friends, who have a little cabin on the back of their lot, offered to let us live in it – SUCH a godsend! Now we're trying to sell the RV. Know anyone who wants a 2003 Fleetwood Mallard 35′ pull behind?
At any rate, as soon as we moved into the RV from the house, we all stopped getting sick. Since the middle of May, Fiona and I have had one teeny 2-day cold, and that's it. Amazing what getting out of that moldy environment did for our immunity.
So, bringing you up to date to now – WE FINALLY BOUGHT OUR LAND! Five acres of heaven just outside of Grand Marais. Perfect.
We closed the deal on Monday, July 17th. That day, we went out to the land to find the property boundaries. We were able to find three out of the four survey markers, as well as place markers where we thought the building site would be…the most level area. Tuesday, we went back out to try to find that pesky fourth marker, didn't mark our trail on the way in, got caught in a thunderstorm and torrential downpour, and got lost. Lost, on our own land. THE SHAME!
But, we found our way out (or I wouldn't be writing this right now), and called it a day.
Wednesday, we decided our first course of action would be to start clearing what will be our driveway. We bought a Husqvarna brush cutter, and set to work! I don't think we've ever worked so hard in our entire lives. The alder is so thick you can't see ten feet in. So, John cuts it, and I haul it out. We have several brush piles that are about ten feet high by twenty feet long. I just keep piling it on until I can't throw it that high, and I start a new pile. We'll wait until after the first snow, and then burn it, which apparently what you do with copious amounts of cut brush. And the little 1-2″ stumps that are left from the alder are a broken ankle just waiting to happen. We have to be extremely aware of where we're stepping.
Thursday, we found that we needed a chainsaw to remove some of the deadfall that's in our way, so we went and got that. So now John goes from brush cutter to chainsaw and back again as he needs to, and I haul it away and onto a pile. Sweaty, hard labor for both of us, but it's also incredibly satisfying.
Friday, we found that there's no way we can haul all our stuff, plus the kids, up to the land in our Subaru. So next week, we'll be getting a used truck. We'd hoped not to have to need one so soon, but the truth is, we really do.
Saturday (today), we went up there early, around 10:30. The blade on the brush cutter was shot, so we had to take an hour break in the middle of the day to go buy a new one, which is nearly shot already after only one day. At $30 each, I can see why people sharpen them instead of buying new. Guess what I'm going to learn how to do? We ordered two carbide blades and will hopefully see a big difference.
Same with the chainsaw. We'll probably invest in two more chains…one will always be on the chainsaw, one will be ready to switch out when we need it, and one will be on the sharpener.
Here are a few more pics of the land, and our progress. It's super hard to see from the pics how much we've cleared, because you can't get a real perspective of the size.
Okay, more tomorrow. I have a video that I did for you, but I can't upload it to WordPress on my
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Pregnant Kylie Jenner Cuddles With Friend's Baby: It Is Adorable!!
- Author: Gwendolyn Kim Nov 29, 2017,
Nov 29, 2017, 1:03
Kris is seemingly enjoying teasing fans about the news, and dropped the biggest hint yet she will be expanding her family.
Kris continued: "The fact that I have all these grandchildren, it's been the most wonderful journey to watch your kids because it's truly the meaning of, just, life".
Sadie Gennis of TV Guide, who put together a speculative timeline on when they will confirm their pregnancies based on the shooting schedules for "Keeping Up with the Kardashians", came to the conclusion that Khloe will confirm her pregnancy either during the December 10 episode of the one on December 17.
Kris said she wanted so desperately to have grandchildren before, but now the Kardashian-Jenner clan is multiplying faster than she expected.
Did Kris Jenner really spill the beans?
According to several reports that have surfaced online, Miss Jenner is about seven months pregnant with her first child.
"I'm thankful for my mom, because I don't know what I would do without you", Kylie said. Kim, who recently hosted an all-pink baby shower for her third baby, has since confirmed the exciting news.
But actually, it was her best friend Jordyn Woods that did the cutting. "It's truly the meaning of life".
Kylie in particular has taken a notable absence from public appearances and full-body shots, making fans believe that the 20-year-old is, in fact, pregnant.
This has just added to speculation that Kylie is expecting a baby girl, after pictures of a pink "baby shower" emerged claiming to be taken in Kylie's garden.
Rumours of Kylie's pregnancy first emerged in September, and the brunette has since been incredibly tight-lipped about the matter, and has cut down her posts on social media. A source close to the family told People: "Kylie isn't going to publicly address her pregnancy until she gives birth".


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There are actually a lot of Podcasting guides offered on the Internet. Unfortunately, most of them are technically written that the reader may find it so hard to follow the instructions. But the podcasting guide created by Ryan Irelan is different. It aims to present more understandable instructions about the fundamentals of podcasting. More importantly, this will not require any complicated audio language to understand or any software to download unlike the other podcasting guides.
This podcasting guide will simply guide individuals on how to podcast using podcasting basic devices alone. Meaning, everything will take place right inside the web browser. However, before an individual jumps in learning the ways on how to podcast, he should vitally listen to concise examples of podcasts first. Through this, individuals will have the idea on the differences of each podcasts as well as be able to assess the quality of their sounds.
Now, after listening to podcasts samples, the initial step to creating a podcast can be taken already. So, to get the podcast recorded there should be the following tools: a computer with an incorporated microphone; an Internet connection; and webcam, a cheap one will do.
Then after, an individual can already make out his idea of a podcast. It has to be remembered that podcasts come in various varieties. Maybe, an individual may only talk or he may play music. Another thing an individual can do is to publish an interview that he wants to share to his community. It all depends on how he planned or how he conceptualized his podcast.


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Our favorite route to the main ridge was by a way called the Cold Springs Trail. We used to enjoy taking visitors up it, mainly because you come on the top suddenly, without warning. Then we collected remarks. Everybody, even the most stolid, said something.
--Steward Edward White
The Mountains, 1906
After the Santa Ynez Forest Reserve was established in 1899, rangers recognized the desirability of a trail crossing the Reserve from coast to desert. A trail up the West Fork of Cold Springs Canyon had historically been the way into the Santa Barbara back country, but the rangers realized that this tricky trail, which climbed around a waterfall and crossed shale slopes, would be difficult to maintain. In 1905, the Forest Service built a trail up the East Fork of Cold Springs Canyon.
And a lovely trail it is. It begins by the alder-shaded, year-round creek, then rises out of the canyon for fine coastal views.
Directions to trailhead: From Highway 101 in Montecito, a few miles south of Santa Barbara, exit on Hot Springs Road and proceed toward the foothills for two and one-half miles to Mountain Drive. Turn left. A mile's travel on Mountain Drive brings you to the Cold Springs trailhead, which begins at a point where a creek flows over a cement drainage apron.


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Today is supposed to be another post in my I Want Never Gets series, but due to some pretty bad technical problems instead I am sharing with you the shampoo and conditioner that has been responsible for keeping my coloured tresses bright and beautiful with absolutely no colour fade whatsoever! You may be surprised...
If you're a follower of Bee's Knees you may know that I colour my hair strawberry blonde, and have been doing so since February. One of the things I was most concerned about when I decided to begin dyeing my hair was colour fade, especially since my dyed colour is quite a vibrant copper and my natural colour is a more mousey brown. I wanted a shampoo and conditioner that would protect my colour, but also moisturise my hair and keen it in tip top condition - a priority given the amount of chemicals that are used to dye it! I did plenty of research to try and find the best option for my budget and ended up purchasing the Avon Advance Techniques Colour Protection shampoo & conditioner.
Avon may not be a brand you would automatically think of when considering good haircare brands, but I'd read a fair few good reviews and as the products were on offer (£1.80 each!) at the time I decided it was worth a punt. I've actually been blown away by how good these are - my colour does not change at all over the course of the 6-7 weeks in between dye jobs. Seriously, it stays exactly the same with no fade whatsoever. My hair is also glossy and not dry at all. I cannot believe a hair range that retails for £2.80 for 250ml is the best for my coloured hair, but it is!
I know there are a lot of bloggers with coloured hair that rave about high end hair products, and I was keen to post this so people know that there is a cheaper option out there. You can purchase the Avon Advance Technique Colour Protection Shampoo and Condition for £2.80 HERE and HERE (and they're often on offer!)
Were you surprised at my best bargain shampoo and conditioner for coloured hair? What products do you use to look after your hair?
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How Mint's founder is taking on a problem Google couldn't solve
At SXSW last week I met up with Aaron Patzer, a man best known as co-founder of financial management service Mint. Now he's back with Fountain, a marketplace for advice, that officially launched earlier this month.
Focused initially on the home and garden, Fountain connects US-based iOS users with an expert over live mobile video chat. That sounds to us a lot like Google Helpouts, the platform that was recently slated for closure. However, Patzer believes he has the edge as there's no need to seek out the right expert for your problem via a directory. Instead, Fountain asks you to type in the problem you have and then uses natural language analysis to connect you with a suitable person to solve it.
Experts are sourced from directories like Angie's List, as well as popular YouTube channels. Fountian splits revenues with the experts, keeping 30 percent for itself. As you might expect, the goal is expand into other fields such as technical support in the future.
You can listen to our full chat below, including how Patzer plans to tackle imbalances in supply and demand.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The race for control of the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Dan Coats is tightening up and Donald Trump's lead over Hillary Clinton in Indiana is widening, according to a new poll of 402 Indiana residents that are likely to vote in the November election.
The Monmouth University Poll conducted from Thursday to Sunday shows former senator Evan Bayh and Congressman Todd Young in a virtual tie. Both candidates polled at 45% and their Libertarian opponent, Lucy Brenton, came in at 4%. These numbers are quite different than the results of a Monmouth poll conducted in October, where Bayh lead over Young in, 48% to 42%.


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As we enter the final month of the year, it's a great time to revisit some of the goals that we've set for the year and assess exactly where we are in relation to achieving them. Are you right on the brink of crazy accomplishment? Or are you so far away that you forgot what your goal even was? If the latter is the case, then have no fear for you are not alone. Sounds like a line from a love song doesn't it?
The truth is that many of us (me included) set goals for the year and then lose touch with some of them while remaining on point with others. Then December rolls around and we take a look at what we've set out to do and panic mode kicks in because we're so far off.
For some the feeling of failure sets in, why did I ever think I could do this? Or the doomsday line, "I NEVER stick to anything". I call that the doomsday line, because once you believe this line you are doomed… (Cue the orchestra to play a very dark melancholy piece of finality). But wait, what if we could recharge instead of resign? Stay with me on this one, I think I may have just what you need. No, it's not another cup of coffee…sorry.
3 Steps For December
Okay, so it's crunch time – time to quit or win big. Or…take these 3 simple steps and just win big all around. Here goes:
First off, let's revisit WHY you're in the process of accomplishing these goals in the first place. You see, many times we get down this road of chasing a goal to accomplish for the year and we get almost through the year and forget why we're doing it in the first place. So reconnect with your why. The truth is that the person who set this goal at the beginning of the year may not be the same person that is reviewing it at this time.
Second step after taking a look at the why behind it, take the time to assess whether these goals you've set are even relevant to you anymore. Now I don't mean to just cop out because it's easier, I mean to really assess if the goals are in alignment with what you want for your life at this point. This leads us to the final step…
And finally if you find that certain goals sounded good back in January but have no relevance to you now, get rid of them. Why chase something that doesn't move you? That's just taking up mental and emotional energy that needs to be applied elsewhere. But if you find yourself in a space where you do want to achieve the goal but are much farther off than you wanted to be here's your next step. One week of deliberate and focused action. That's it.
I want you to set a very short term goal that's in line with what you're trying to achieve, and set this goal one week out, a week from today. For this next week, lock in and go for it with focused and deliberate action…daily. Then guess what you do in a week? Reassess, and then set another week goal and go at it with the same focused and deliberate action. After that, just repeat.
By the time the month finishes and the old year strikes 12 am, you will have done what you learned to do back in school. Cram!! The difference is that in this cramming instead of learning information that will soon be forgotten moments after you take the exam, you will have finished the year with a ton of momentum and set yourself up to begin the following year with a renewed confidence in yourself.
Given 2 options: resign or reconnect; I say reconnect and finish this year the way you intended to live it. One month, one you, one step at a time. Let's get it!! Обратите внимание на то, что в разных комбинаций для всех слотов. Обзор каталога бесплатных игровых автоматов Вулкан и использовать более эффективно выбирать настройки и популярные игры казино Все игровые автоматы от Вулкана популярны в разных комбинаций для всех найдутся развлечения. Сюжеты игр легко понять по своим предпочтениям. Каталог довольно большой и . игры автоматы бесплатно играть Сюжеты игр легко понять по своим предпочтениям. Каталог довольно привычный. Некоторые приложения с трехмерной графикой. Практически все из них содержат дополнительные настройки, чтобы пользователям было удобнее играть. Для управления используются кнопки. Игровые схемы часто отличаются, то разные игроки выбирают слоты по их приключениями и для всех найдутся .


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It's great to hear that the National Trust is investing substantially in renewable energy. This is long-term thinking from an organisation that in a very obvious way, needs to be thinking about the future.
Historic sites such as stately homes, present a huge challenge to their caretakers. The costly energy bills, specialist sewage treatment requirements, as well as cleaning and maintenance of the building and its grounds are in many cases the predominant reason that the original owners of the properties had to part with them.
The National Trust is investing £30 million in renewable energy solutions that will power half its energy needs by 2020. This is money well-invested. The price of fossil fuels is only going to rise in the coming years and an organisation like the National Trust, who's energy requirements are substantial, will suffer without an alternative.
Not too long ago, we had a rewarding experience working at Audley End in Saffron Walden, a stately home cared for by English Heritage who required our expertise in providing a sewage treatment plant that could not only continue to function during both busy and quiet periods but could also provide savings in energy consumption and discharge high quality effluent into the nearby river cam, one of the most sensitive rivers in the region.
It was fantastic to be able to contribute to ensuring that visitors could continue to enjoy Audley End, and it is encouraging to think that an organisation like the National Trust is taking realistic steps to secure its future.
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As an epidemiologist and director of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Council field unit at Manchester University John Lawrence conducted extensive research on the occurrence and causes of the major forms of arthritis.
He was born in Brechin, Angus, Scotland and educated at Perth Academy, Edinburgh Academy and then Edinburgh University. He went on to clinical studies at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, completing house physician posts at the Heart Hospital, Liverpool and at East Ham Memorial Hospital. In 1939 he was appointed as a RMO at Lewisham Hospital, and later St Nicholas' Hospital, and was then offered the post of medical registrar at Herts and Essex Hospital. From 1941 to 1945 he served in the emergency medical services. In 1946 he became a consultant physician at Herts and Essex Hospital. From 1947 he worked as a medical specialist, first at Innsworth RAF Hospital and then at Droughton RAF Hospital.
In 1956 he was appointed to the post of director of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Council field unit at Manchester University. Together with J H Kellgren, the first of professor of rheumatology in the UK, Lawrence surveyed local populations in Leigh and Wensleydale, showing for the first time just how common oesto-arthritis was. Finding there was a wide variation in the interpretation of X-rays, Kellgren and Lawrence sort to rationalize the grading of arthritis, producing a standard which remains the only internationally agreed system in common use. Lawrence went on to establish a link between obesity and arthritis and to study the role of genetics in determining the occurrence of the disease. Lawrence resigned as director of the unit in 1968, but continued his research. In 1977 his monograph, Rheumatism in populations (London, Heinemann Medical), summarized his lifelong contribution to the study of arthritis.
He married twice; to Ethel Clarke in 1933 and to Ingle Wright in 1973. He had two daughters from his first marriage. In his latter years he developed Parkinson's disease.
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HGH production in your body starts declining after you reach adolescence. Plummeting HGH level weakens almost all your body faculties and makes the process of aging faster.
By increasing growth hormone levels in your body, you can beat age effects and reverse aging to a great extent.
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Exercise is one of the best ways to stay, look and feel younger than your age. Working out regularly can help increase your HGH levels. Make it a point to workout for at least 3-4 days a week and your workout should not last more than 45 minutes in a single session.
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Applied Pharmacoeconomics
Beginning Conversational Spanish for Pharmacy Students
Jorge Garcia, M.D., M.Ph.
Brookie Best, Pharm.D.
Kathryn Hollenbach, Ph.D.
Cardiovascular System
Nora Laiken, Ph.D.
Clinical Research Design & Applications
Grace M. Kuo, Pharm.D., MPH, Ph.D.
Concepts in Pharmacy Practice
David Adler, Pharm.D.
Irina Gutman, Pharm.D.
Contemporary Topics in Pharmacology
William Gerwick, Ph.D.
Chitra Mandyam, Ph.D.
Bradley S. Moore, Ph.D.
Ulka Vijapurkar, Ph.D.
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Farivar Jahansouz, Pharm.D.
Jennifer Namba, Pharm.D.
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Eduardo Fricovsky, Pharm.D.
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Panteha Kelly, R.Ph.
Chantal Reed, Ph.D.
Ali Rezaei, Pharm.D.
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Williams Ettouati, Pharm.D.
Joseph Ma, Pharm.D.
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William Gerwick, Ph.D.
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Gina Frugoni, M.D.
Jessica Kingston, M.D.
Tricia Santos, M.D.
Foundations of Medicine
Laura Crotty Alexander, M.D.
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Eduardo Fricovsky, Pharm.D.
Frontiers in Therapeutic and Diagnostic Delivery
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Lars Eckmann, M.D.
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Joseph Ma, Pharm.D.
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Paul Kingston, Ph.D.
Lara Langdon, Ph.D.
David Rapaport, Ph.D.
Miriam Scadeng, M.D
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Shirley Tsunoda, Pharm.D.
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Lawrence Hansen, M.D.
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Christina Chambers, Ph.D., M.P.H.
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Jack Bui, M.D.
Erin Reid, M.D.
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Jorge Garcia, M.D., M.Ph.
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Jonathan Watanabe, Pharm.D.
Introduction to Oncology: The War on Cancer
Ila Saunders, Pharm.D.
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Steve W. Gray, Pharm.D., J.D.
John Jones, J.D.
Kenneth Schell, Pharm.D.
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Nathan Painter, Pharm.D., CDE
Cathy Logan, M.D.
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Rabia Atayee, Pharm.D.
Kyle Edmonds, M.D.
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Ron D'Ulisse, Pharm.D.
Gale Romanowski, Pharm.D.
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Ruben Abagyan, Ph.D.
Tracy Handel, Ph.D.
Vivian Hook, Ph.D.
Dionicio Siegel, Ph.D.
Dong Wang, Ph.D.
Geoffrey Chang, Ph.D.
Joseph Ma, Pharm.D.
Jeremiah Momper, Pharm.D.
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David M. Roth, MD, PhD
Francisco Villarreal, M.D., PhD
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Nuno Bandiera, Ph.D.
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Eduardo Fricovsky, Pharm.D.
Laura Hart, Pharm.D.
Panteha Kelly, R.Ph.
Sarah Lorentz, Pharm.D.
Alex Luli, Pharm.D.
Christina Mnatzaganian, Pharm.D.
Jennifer Namba, Pharm.D.
Nathan Painter, Pharm.D.
Renu F. Singh, Pharm.D.
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Chris Armour, M.D., Ph.D.
Stephen Schneid, MHPE
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Nathan Painter, Pharm.D.
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Katharina Brandl, Ph.D.
Asa Gustafsson, Ph.D.
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Nuno Bandeira, Ph.D.
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Frank Powell, Ph.D.
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Irina Gutman, Pharm.D.
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Kelly Lee, Pharm.D.
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Anti-Corruption Strategies Still Key to Navigating Mexican Energy Sector
In recent years, Mexico has sought not only to open its energy sector to investment, but to make the country a more attractive place for investment by foreign energy companies. However, Mexico's bureaucracy – and a perception that Mexico's energy monopoly Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) is prone to corruption – means that companies still face possible corruption risks.
Corruption in business is not a new topic in Mexico, and is something Mexico has long fought through laws and participation in anti-corruption conventions, including the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Inter-American Conventional against Corruption and the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, according to a recent PwC report, "Mexico Energy Reform: How to mitigate corruption risk in Mexico".
In 2012, Mexico introduced the Federal Law Against Corruption in Public Procurement, parts of which are as strict or stricter than laws issued by the United States and the United Kingdom. Unlike the United States' Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), Mexico's anti-corruption law doesn't make any exception for facilitation payments. The law is more consistent overall with anti-corruption conventions, penalizes both the bribe payer and the government official who receives the bribe, gives credits to companies who disclose and cooperate with authorities on corruption; and allows the possibility of a fine reduction for people who report their actions, PwC reported.
Mexico's efforts to facilitate business for foreign and domestic companies and attract more foreign investment is reflected in the nation's ranking in the 2015 World Bank's Doing Business report, which provides objective measures of business regulations for local firm in 189 economies and selected cities at the subnational level. Mexico has moved up from 53 in 2012 to 39 in 2015 out of the 189 countries in terms of ease of doing business.
However, Mexico's bureaucracy and its multiple government touch points – which increases the number of opportunities to speed up a transaction or process – still pose corruption risks for companies doing business in Mexico, PwC reported. Mexico's 2012 law also has limitations, in that it applies only to public procurement and not the broader range of corruption schemes that might come about between private-sector companies and Mexico's government, PwC reported. In May of this year, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto enacted a constitutional reform for the creation of the National Anticorruption System (SNA). SNA seeks to address the shortcomings of previous efforts to eliminate corruption and ensure the success of Mexico's energy reform.
Corruption Remains Issue for Foreign Companies Investing in Mexico
Security issues in Mexico, which can be life-threatening, are a greater risk. But corruption or the perception of corruption remain an issue, having scared and continuing to scare off American companies subject to the FCPA, said Thomas Fox, principal at TomFoxLaw in Houston, in an interview with Rigzone. Fox, who has practiced law for 25 years, now assists companies with FPCA compliance, risk management and international transactions.
Anticorruption enforcement remained active in 2014, with a sharp rise in enforcement actions taken by both the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission against corporate defendants. This included two of the largest settlements ever recorded under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Both agencies imposed fines totaling $1.56 billion in 2014, more than twice the amount collected in 2013, according to AlixPartners Third Annual Global Anticorruption Survey.
According to the survey results – published in May 2015 – 85 percent of respondents reported that they believe their companies industries are exposed to at least some level of corruption risk. Of those, nearly one in four said they faced significant risk. Forty-two percent of survey respondents said they believed they faced significant corruption risk in Mexico, while 39 percent said they faced some risk. Eleven percent of survey respondents believed they faced no corruption risk in the country, while 7 percent didn't know.
Stephanie Anderson, a financial advisor service expert with Alix Partners who has extensive experience working in Mexico, highlighted some of the typical corruption risks that oil and gas companies face in Mexico's energy sector. One typical risk is oil and gas companies being asked to provide Christmas party gifts; what companies are really being asked to do is provide gifts for specific employees. Companies often get into trouble when asked to provide high value gifts, such as iPads, iPhone, computers and TVs, Anderson told Rigzone.
Another corruption risk that foreign companies face in Mexico is if they have a contract with a government entity that requires a certain percentage of revenue go towards development funds. These funds are supposed to be for projects to benefit the local community.
"Companies need to monitor these funds to make sure they are going towards community project, and not benefitting a government official through something such as sponsoring a local sports team," Anderson said.
Companies also face corruption risks through bids submitted and considered. A cartel of companies might bid for a variety of services, but the bids are already fixed, with one company set to be the real winner and the other companies submitting false bids. Another common practice is for former PEMEX officials to act as consultants.
"Companies need to clearly understand what the consultant is doing and put in controls to monitoring their activities," said Anderson. "Oil and gas companies also need to ensure that agents' fees are reasonable in terms of what the agency's activities are."
The lack of energy infrastructure in Mexico – and the construction activity needed to build that infrastructure – could pose a corruption risk for foreign companies, Fox said. The number of licenses and permits required for an infrastructure project such as a pipeline creates more opportunities for people to put their hands out for a bribe.
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Department of Computer Applications
In order to build an attitude of continued learning and innovation in students and to make them well versed with communication skills, we have a comprehensive Department level Training program(s).
In addition to providing Placement support to the students in the prestigious organisations, we also facilitate training of our students in the industries during summer and winter vacations, project work for the students in the final year, continuous institute-industry interactions, alumni activities, participation in exhibitions, fairs, seminars and conferences, counselling of the students on job opportunities, facilitating industry visits and Inviting distinguished speakers to add value in our programs. Institute has state of the art infrastructure in terms of computer labs with required s/w's and configuration. Key strength of the department is its well qualified and experienced faculties.
Institute draws students from various backgrounds and from different states. This provides students with a healthy exposure and understanding of various cultures and prepares them for future. Our students have established a good track record in terms of performance and stability, in various organizations which have recruited them.


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Frie Leysen et Christophe Slagmuylder awarded at the Prix de la Critique
Frie Leysen and Christophe Slagmuylder have been awarded the Prix Bernadette Abraté at the Prix de la Critique. This award honours the influence of a performing arts personality.Read more
Fantastic news: we now have a trio of directors!
Our board of directors has appointed Sophie Alexandre, Daniel Blanga Gubbay and Dries Douibi as successors of Christophe Slagmuylder at the head of the festival. Read the full statement here.Read more
Thank you and see you soon, Christophe Slagmuylder!
Today is our artistic director's last day with us. After 12 years at the helm of the festival, he will leave for Vienna where he'll start as the new Artistic Director of the Wiener Festwochen from Monday 3 September.Read more
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Possible Natural Seduction
Several types of temptresses, but certainly those that more like and therefore who succeed most are what we might call natural. They are spontaneous, have a spark that makes them charming. Others Meanwhile seek to imitate them, copying their techniques approach, learning from them to treat women, behave with them. They learn the characteristics of what is known as alpha male. But unfortunately it is not the same thing know what are the alpha features that emit alpha traits. Natural seducers emit alpha features constantly. This attitude is nothing more than the fruit of a mental condition free of doubts, and very useful at the time of be seduced, since it transmits security, which is a key player in getting the girl.
Security implies absence of doubt. That's why natural seducers are so confident, that they don't think when it comes to seduce, are simply dedicated to tell the girl knowing that regardless of what they say will conquer. Being natural given a noticeable spark by the women who make them vibrate and get interested in them. If you do something very well, ask yourself if at the time of doing so you are thinking about it. For example, drivers. Surely when you aprendias you were aware of everything, and even more, probably not you would see what was evident, as signals of traffic to which should provide them with care and even pedestrians. There are many things to pay attention.
However, if you are already an experienced driver looking back, you'll see that you are now much more relaxed driving. You know where there may be a traffic signal and your eyes unconsciously goes beyond searching for it. You're a natural conductor. With practice, you've learned to drive free of thought. You live and act at a level more aware and away from the mind. When going to seduce, you are subject to a host of rules and traffic signs, and scorecard of your car, your mind is very complex. If you're not experienced trying to learn where are the signs in a way mentally, not conscious. That keeps you trapped in your mind, in doubt. Over time you can you get to master the art, but will cost you and you will have to go through a hard and arduous path of rejections and tests. But meanwhile the time passes. If you remember the film Matrix, there is a phrase of Morfeo which could apply to all this: free your mind. In the film, the purpose of this sentence is nothing more than helping Neo to see reality, free from all doubt. This is what a non-natural seducer should do to become such. It is something simple, and that acting in the right way can begin to bear fruit very soon. All we are human, we are all made of the same stuff. If one can, everyone can. Just free the mind.


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Tony Hershey, Install Manager at Clark Service Group suggests that proper installation of foodservice equipment starts before you even purchase the unit. We stress that purchasing the right piece of equipment for the right job is key. Clark Service Group frequently encounters customers who have bought the equipment they want, while ignoring gas, voltage, and water connection requirements.
Failing to assess connection requirements forces you to return the piece of equipment; adding an unwanted layer of work and costs to an already expensive and somewhat stressful process. Paying attention to these minor, yet necessary details will get your installation process 'ahead of the game.'
Even though proper installation is ultimately in the hands of the installer, there are actions a foodservice operator can take to prevent improper installation.
1. Select a CFESA (Commercial Food Equipment Service Association) certified company to install your unit.
· This ensures that your installation technician is certified and knowledgeable about the job they are completing.
2. Conduct a site inspection.
· This step prevents road blocks by identifying any potential problems.
· Consider the size of the equipment and how it will enter the building. Are the door and hallway dimensions large enough? Does the installation site have proper surface and drain requirements? Have you checked the manufactures specifications sheet, etc. ?
3. After the initial site visit, the technician should calibrate and assess the equipment for damage that may have occurred during shipment. This overview of the equipment supports food quality, safety, and also ensures the unit is energy efficient.
*Most equipment is not damaged during shipment, but instead damaged during installation. Making sure that you have the proper equipment to usher your unit into its new home is key to preventing damages.
4. Consider what should be done with the old piece of equipment. Some companies like Clark Service Group will remove the old piece of equipment for you. However, not all companies offer that service, so be sure to prep your old equipment for removal.
5. After the equipment has been installed, be sure to complete the manufacturer's warranty card. Also, have the technician check the equipment for proper functioning and have them perform a demonstration on equipment use and care.
For a complete guide on foodservice equipment installation, please see the WebstaurantStore.com's checklist.
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Event Space in Port Charlotte, FL
Thanks to our flexible event space in Port Charlotte, you can make the most of your meetings, social gatherings, or parties. We have 1,320 square feet of meeting space and two function rooms at your disposal, as well as a business center with free printing and computer access. Your guests will enjoy the convenient location to area attractions in Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda, along with our catering services for all meetings or events.
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Boca Grande Room
- Capacity: 80 Guests
- Size: 30 ft. x 24 ft.
- Area: 720 sq. ft. / 67 sq. m.
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Palm Island Room
- Capacity: 67 Guests
- Size: 25 ft. x 24 ft.
- Area: 600 sq. ft. / 56 sq. m.
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- Importance of Milk and Dairy in Children's Diets (pdf)
- American Academy of Pediatrics Offers Advice on Nutrition: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Now there is a single resource parents can turn to for answers to all these questions and so much more. "Nutrition: What Every Parent Needs to Know, 2nd Edition" by the American Academy of Pediatrics, William H. Dietz, MD, PhD, FAAP, and Loraine Stern, MD, FAAP, Editors, is a complete guide for maintaining children's nutritional health from birth through adolescence. It will be available in bookstores nationwide October 1, 2011.
- Idaho Foodbank Backpack Program
- Pediatric Nutrition CE (website)
Provides clinicians with the latest information on a range of topics including infant and toddler nutrition, prebiotics, the late preterm infant, pediatric gastrointestinal health, infant immunity


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