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|Dried oregano
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Active dry yeast
|2 Teaspoon (1 Envelope)
|Warm water
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|Tomato paste
|155 Gram (1 Can)
|4 , sliced
|1 Pinch
|125 Gram, sliced (Cabana)
|Finely chopped onion
|60 Milliliter
|Canned champignons
|210 Gram, drained (1 Can)
|Chopped capsicum/Sliced stuffed olives
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Place 250 ml (1 cup) sieved flour, oregano, salt, sugar and yeast in a bowl.
Add warm water and beat for 2 minutes in a mixer or 300 strokes by hand.
Add remaining flour and blend in with a spoon until smooth.
Cover with a cloth and stand for 10 minutes.
Spread dough evenly with a spoon or oiled fingers into a greased 30 cm (12-inch) pizza tin or two 20 cm (8-inch) pie plates.
Filling: Cover dough with a thick layer of tomato paste or sliced tomatoes and season with salt and pepper and sugar.
Arrange layers of sliced cabana, onion, champignons and capsicum on top.
Sprinkle with oregano and grated cheese.
Bake in a moderately hot oven for 20-25 minutes or until cheese is bubbly.
Cut into wedges and serve hot.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3331 Calories from Fat 923
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 105 g160.9%
Saturated Fat 52.5 g262.4%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 284.3 mg94.8%
Sodium 3517.5 mg146.6%
Total Carbohydrates 484 g161.3%
Dietary Fiber 33.2 g132.9%
Sugars 48.4 g
Protein 117 g233.4%
Vitamin A 179.2% Vitamin C 338.2%
Calcium 157.5% Iron 79.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Answer: Firstly, congratulations on your baby! It's an exciting time, but also a time when you should be careful with your numbers. It's also a great time to look at purchasing a home for your growing family – as long as it fits within your budget.
When assessing what you could borrow, all lenders and mortgage brokers would assess your serviceability based only on your current income.
Even though the baby is not due for a few months, and your wife is currently working, the plan is that she will be on maternity leave and you will be down to one income for a period of time.
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Every day, Paul Featherstone wakes up knowing that his job could take him into someone else's nightmare. He is Australia's best-known paramedic, the man who held Stuart Diver's hand at Thredbo, and the man who, last week, kept up the spirits of Brant Webb and Todd Russell, the trapped Beaconsfield miners.
ANDREW DENTON: Ladies and gentlemen, Paul Featherstone. Paul, how are you feeling after such a tough week down the mine and such a huge experience?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Mate, it's gratifying, you know. I think everyone that worked on it was feeling tired, but it was great to see the two boys get out as well as they did.
ANDREW DENTON: Your job is unique. Let's go through what you do in a situation like this. When you first got down there, which was less than 48 hours after they'd been discovered alive, what shape did you find the men in?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Remarkably headstrong, you know. They were a little bit weak physically, but mentally they were very, very adamant and positive about what they were going to do, which was rather surprising. But having said that, they had a lot of good people around them before we got there. They had their workmates and the camaraderie in the mining industry is just so strong, it's all one big family really. Yes, so, you know, I think that helped their positive outlook, you know, to be stronger than maybe you or I.
ANDREW DENTON: While other people are doing the physical rescue, in some ways what you are doing is the emotional rescue. What is the first part of your job when you got down the mine?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: I guess to evaluate everything, you know, the workers themselves, the miners, you know. It was interesting, a number of the teams, depending on what shift they were on, how they actually were mentally affected as well. Also then to obviously look at the people who, you know, the two guys who were trapped under there and try and evaluate where they were feeling themselves, were they vulnerable to losing it, or were they very positive that they were going to be able to get out. Was it a positive reaction to them, that they could help us get them out as well, which it turned out to be. So I guess you look at the big picture, you know, and there are 100 things in the big picture to evaluate.
ANDREW DENTON: When you say looking at the effects on the miners working on the rescue, there were some for who this was a very emotionally charged experience, who found that hard to deal with, weren't there?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: I suppose seeing as they knew, you know, Todd and Brant themselves, it became very personal. I suppose it's like any of my colleagues, if you go to someone you know, it's always a lot harder because as much as you've got to have empathy with what's going on, you've got to be able to keep a clear head about that. The shift bosses were very much aware of that and kept certain people away for a while longer than others, and because we're all different, we all handle it differently as well. Keeping some people away in times like that can be more devastating to them than letting them actually go and do something as well.
ANDREW DENTON: You've said that your job is to get into people's souls. What do you mean by that and how do you do it?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: For you, you know, to be able to give the right advice or knowing when people are about to let go or knowing their high times and low times, you can't do it with just a general discussion, I don't believe. I think you've got to go a little bit further in depth and you've got to try to know them very well, particularly when you have a protracted event. I think that skill needs to be nurtured, the further you go into it. Because the longer these sort of jobs go, no matter - as strong as those people are to start with, it can also be, when they do let go, they let go very hard as well.
ANDREW DENTON: You were in an unusual situation here because it was such an elongated period of time, which gave you the opportunity to visit Todd and Brant's families. What did you learn from them? What was it that you needed to know?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: In actual fact it's a good story, it came by accident. We were in a hotel and we were trying to get another mattress because accommodation was really scarce. I was moving that into a room and a fellow tapped me on the shoulder and he said, "Can I give you a hand?" I said, "Oh, it's alright mate, I'll move this mattress in and I'll be sweet." He said, "No, no, I'd like to give you a hand." I said, "No - okay then, grab on the end," and he turned around and he said, "Brant's my son." So it was that, you know, informal type meeting that arose this relationship, not only with Brant's dad, but also with Todd's family. The great thing about that was that, you know, I guess there was a little bit of a link there that I could say, "Hey, I just spoke to them an hour ago," without building their hopes up too much. Again, it's a balancing act because right up until we got them out in those last few minutes, you know, it was quite a tenuous operation. They were 925 metres underground and we were using machinery for the first time a different way, we were boring through rock and mass that you didn't know what was at the other end and what - how the boys were actually - how stable that environment was, even though every option was looked at, everything we could possibly have thought of, and not me, you know, the world's best in a room. It was like a boardroom of 100 mines, working out the best options here.
ANDREW DENTON: With Brant and Todd you said, and a lot of people talked about this, you were struck by their sense of humour, their ability to deal with the situation. Was there a time where you had to pick them up again, where you actually had to be strong for them?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Not a lot, no, not - there was a little bit of down time but a lot of it came from frustration. Because they were technically astute, they knew what should have been happening outside and didn't quite understand all the circumstances. If there was nothing happening for a while, then they would get frustrated, just like you or I or anybody else would. It didn't take long for me - I'd just say, "Mate, all the guys - the planning room is working overtime, they have got four whiteboards, they have got 10 options and there is 200 tasks for each option and people are getting designated roles and responsibilities. But the thing was about it, we had well patience at that stage, they were reasonably well confined, we had got food through to them, we had a dietary change, Dr Richard Morris came down with our team and he worked with the guys down in Tassie. We were actually able to rehydrate them and got them food. So they were actually reasonably well people, even though they were in a confined area at this stage and with an unknown quantity of what was going to happen next. So to rush the event then and do something silly to get them out quicker was risk versus gain.
ANDREW DENTON: You compared talking to the miners, you compared their situation to Stuart Diver's as part of the technique of talking them through it. What were the similarities and what were their differences?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: With the miners they were out of control, so far as being miners, because they couldn't get themselves out, you know, and Stuart was exactly the same. Leading up to the event, I think, must have been very similar. Stuart, he could hear everybody working on the face but couldn't, himself, be made heard. I think that was a similarity to these guys because after it happened they were a week before they actually raised contact with their mates to find. So that must have been pretty horrific and that's their story to tell, obviously. But I can imagine that would have been part of the worst part of it all, particularly after the initial onslaught of it and they were trapped in the cage and they had stuff all over them, looking after each other and the thoughts of what to do next. I think with Stuart's, he'd lost the love of his life, you know, which had to be traumatic physically, mentally. There was a whole lot of that with it as well.
The boys at Beaconsfield, they had each other at that particular stage, but they had lost a buddy as well. As I said, it's a very tight-knit community. The similarities of, then, everyone pitching in together, to see that we can achieve the goal of getting these guys back out and back to the safety, that is the thing. We see, I guess, the worst the world's got to offer, but we also see the best, too, in the way that humans endeavour to make good a really bad situation.
ANDREW DENTON: One happy similarity between Beaconsfield and Thredbo, of course, is that they both ended well for the trapped men. That moment of release, you were there when Stuart Diver came out, you were there when Todd and Brant came out, was it the same sort of sensation?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: People often ask myself, you know, "Why do you do what you do?" I think the answer is in two phases of the operations. One was at Thredbo, when everyone, I think, that watched it. They saw Stuart being ferried up the mountain, over hand just about, on the stretcher up the mountain and you heard this horrendous roar and cheering. As I said to Stuart then, I said, "Mate, that's the world. The world is cheering you out of that situation."
The similarity I found, you know, and why we do what we do, was when those gates opened and both Todd and Brant walked out and the first person they saw was their wives and they gave them a big kiss, their kids, and then of course their parents and friends, you know. I believe that's why we do what we do. Having said that, I think that was a great thing for the world to see because at the moment, the way the world is, you know, it was nice to see something good happen and that it came through the endeavours of a lot of people wishing and praying and hoping that a good thing happened. I think that was a reward on itself, you know.
Two weeks prior to that, those families, were they going to have a dad, you know, were the kids going to have a dad, was the wife going to have a husband, was mum and dad going to have their son. Those gates opened and all of a sudden that changed. That's a fantastic feeling.
ANDREW DENTON: I can hear - there is some emotion in your voice when you're talking about that. Is yours a job where you actually have to keep a lid your emotions, or do you have to be careful how you mete them out?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: It goes without saying, if you don't care about what you do, then you're probably not doing it for the right reasons and therefore you won't achieve the highest goals you can. I'm lucky - I've got the New South Wales Ambulance -now has supported SCAT over, now, 20 years and the operators that work within it are all dedicated people for the one reason only, is to, if they have a tough job, then we get those people back to their families.
I really believe in the bush to get your heads around things. Like, I'll disappear occasionally and the family will say, "Where's Dad?" And they'll say, "Well, he's gone walkabout," you know. But I think I've got a bit of that in me. I call it 'Paul's Law'. Paul's Law is, when you're at work there is 100 per cent you've got to put into it. When you're at home, there is 100 per cent you've got to put into it. The one we often miss out on is what causes a lot of people and young suicides and a whole range of other things to happen, is the fact that you don't put something into yourself. If it means going to the hairdresser and having a perm - but it doesn't happen often - but actually walking into the make up artist in here, she looked at me and just shook her head.
ANDREW DENTON: You're causing redundancies in our make up department.
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: But I think that's the way of the world. Also with young people, I think a little adversity builds character.
ANDREW DENTON: Well you put yourself in peril to help people deal with their fear, the understandable fear of the situation they're in. What do you do with your own fear?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: You train your resistance to fear, providing you can analytically work it out, you know. A lot of my training is, I call it the mind, body, spirit theory and we've all got it. It's not hoo-hahish stuff that only comes to a few. It's just as a development as an interviewer, when you first start you have to think of every word, maybe, and you have to write down what you want to talk about. After a while that all comes second nature to you and you can go even deeper into it. That's what I call 'the spirit'. So the mind trains the body what to do and then the spirit is having those experiences behind you and those instinctive things that come to light when they're required. It's like I said, you know, safety comes from training and experience.
ANDREW DENTON: It's an extraordinary job you do. What was it that inspired you to take this turn with your life?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: I was actually a toolmaker. I finished my apprenticeship and I was working at a factory which made tools, believe it or not, drill bits and that sort of stuff. During the event of that there was a young fellow on a catwalk with a conveyor belt and he actually got his arm caught through the rollers of the conveyor belts and lifted his feet off the floor. He was jammed up to his shoulder in this conveyor belt. Of course we just stood there, dumb, because we didn't know what to do except turn it off. Then the emergency services came in, all the combat agencies came in, they pulled this young fellow out, they treated him and got him to hospital and hence later on we found out, through the hospital and the doctors treating him and the nurses and rehabilitation and everybody else that joined the team, he came back to work from all that. I thought, "Well, it might be an interesting sort of day job," so I decided to give it a go.
ANDREW DENTON: You're underplaying there. I mean, that was a life decision you made there. You must have seen something there that squared with who you are?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: No. You know, I think we all have decisions to make and it's interesting, someone was telling me about the fork in the road and we never know which way to take, left or right. But the fact that you take one is probably the right one, that you've actually made a go at something. The rewards are fantastic. It's best job in the world when you see that cage open and those guys run out, or someone like Stuart get carried up the hill, you know. That's what you people see as a disaster. My people are doing that on a day-to-day basis.
ANDREW DENTON: You're still pretty close mates with Stuart Diver, aren't you?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: I would say we are. Every time we ring each other up he says, "We're still going to have that trip."
ANDREW DENTON: Where are you going to go?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Well, we're going to go somewhere where we can have a good time and then have a serious time, so. But he's a great he - he was the hero of that, you know, what he went through. Again, the way the people and the community pulled together, the best of the best, to get him out when we did, that was a great job.
ANDREW DENTON: I just want to ask you about a particular moment in that rescue, where you had to sit Stuart up, still underneath all the rubble. That was a critical moment. Can you explain to us what happened there and what he had to go through and what you had to help him go through?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Because he had been injured, he was also hypothermic, he was critical in his injuries, but of course the movement from being horizontal and the only way we could get him out then was to go vertical. We may have lost him. You can cause cardiac arrest where the heart gets toxins and a whole range of things can happen. But because it was one of these psychological games that I'd been playing with him for so long, that I actually had a mobile phone so he could actually talk to his parents. Because he was so confined until we actually found that manhole, cut that manhole out and got to him, I didn't want to actually give him the phone early just in case that the emotion of talking to his loved ones then, might have put him on such a downer, I may not have been able to get him out.
The counter-side of that was, of course I didn't want things to go wrong without his parents being able to speak to Stuart as well. So we went through the whole procedure and we got right to the final end, we were just about to lift him up, and I gave him the phone, which he spoke to his folks and he just said, "Hi, Dad, this is what's happening, this is where we're at," and then we left it and then we lifted him up and it was all very successful.
ANDREW DENTON: Is there something that survivors have in common, in your experience?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: People often, sort of, it's a commonly asked question, you know, and I believe none of us know what our strengths are until our backs are against the wall. I've seen some remarkable things from remarkable people. In actual fact, one of the our operators that came up through the SCAT course, he wanted to pull the pin on it early in the course because he thought, "I'm holding the rest of the guys back, I'm just not there, I just don't know if I can do it."
When we got to the last week, where everything was really hard and things were being pushed, this fellow had the strength the others lacked. He was able to, when the guys weren't ready, this guy was fiddling with his pack to break camp and get going and he was shaking like a leaf because he was that cold and he wouldn't nourish himself, this particular individual actually would finish doing what he had to do, then he'd go around and start looking after his mates. That's the sort of person that he didn't even know he was until the time arose. I think there is a lot of that in everybody and I think no-one should sell themselves short because I haven't seen many people in any of these situations who haven't stood up to the task, whether you're a survivor or whether you're helping your mates out of trouble.
ANDREW DENTON: I appreciate the fact that after such an intense period at Beaconsfield, you've come in tonight. Do you have anything remotely like a quiet week at the office?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Well, yes, eventually, you know. No, things are - like I said, the team I work out at the lifesaver helicopter base now, and we've got things happening as we speak. We'll do a debrief on the Beaconsfield event.
ANDREW DENTON: Do you get debriefed? Do you have someone to dump all the emotions and the tension on?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Yes, we have mates, and probably that's the best way to do things. But, more importantly, we're going to try and construct, can we do it better, is there things we can improve on, so if we do have another one, we'd be better prepared.
ANDREW DENTON: You're not going to put them back down there?
PAUL FEATHERSTONE: Well, we may. It depends on what sort of cheek they give us there.
ANDREW DENTON: I think that's an insight, right there, into what kind of guy you are in a stress situation. Paul Featherstone, thank you very much.


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Regjeringskvartalet (the Government quarter) is a collection of buildings in the centre of Norwegian capital city Oslo housing several of the offices of the Government of Norway. The complex is around 300 m northeast of the Parliament Building.
In 2011 it was the site of a bomb blast - part of 2011 Norway attacks.
Several buildings in Regjeringskvartalet were heavily damaged when a car bomb exploded on 22 July 2011, resulting in 8 deaths.
Regjeringskvartalet consists of the following buildings:
- Akersgata 40 (G-blokken - "The G-Building") from 1905, the first phase of development from the original plan; now the Ministry of Finance.
- Akersgata 42 (Regjeringsbygget[1] - "The Cabinet Building" a.k.a. høyblokken - "the highrise") from 1958, designed by Erling Viksjø in the modernist style; until 22 July 2011 the Office of the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Justice and the Police.
- Akersgata 44 (Y-blokken - "The Y-Building"), from 1969, another modernist building by Erling Viksjø; until 22 July 2011 the Ministry of Education and Research.
- Akersgata 59 (R5)—departementsgården from 1996 designed by Torstein Ramberg; houses the Ministry of Transport and Communications, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, the Ministry of Government Administration, Reform and Church Affairs, the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, and the Ministry of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion.
- Einar Gerhardsens plass 1 (R4); housed the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy and the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
- Einar Gerhardsens plass 3 and Møllergata 19 (S-block); housed the Ministry of Health and Care Services and the Ministry of Labour.
The Government Administration Services, centred in Møllergata 19, provides administrative services to other Government departments. Statsbygg manages the buildings on behalf of the Norwegian state, and is responsible for running and maintaining Regjeringskvartalet.
At Teatergata 9, a new building, R6, was completed in 2012. The 16 storey building houses the Ministry of Health and Care Services and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food.[2]
Between the late 1950s and the early 1970s, artist Pablo Picasso made sketches for his first five first monumental concrete murals to be executed on the buildings' interiors and exteriors. The largest, The Fisherman (1970), is installed on the façade of Y-block. Norwegian artists Inger Sitter, Kai Fjell and Carl Nesjar, among others, also made works for the buildings. When the government considered whether to demolish the buildings after the 2011 attacks, the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage expressed its fears that Picasso's murals for two of them may be destroyed.[3]
- ^ http://e24.no/lov-og-rett/regjeringsbygget-har-skader-opp-til-stoltenbergs-kontor/20081956
- ^ "Veidekke bygger nytt regjeringsbygg", Stein Jarle Olsen, Teknisk Ukeblad, 20 May 2009
- ^ Clemens Bomsdorf (January 14, 2013), Picasso murals under threat The Art Newspaper.
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The idea for this incredible show was to recreate the look and sound of a live Beach Boys concert circa 1964
to 1969. To replicate a unique
harmonic California sound
that was created by
Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson,
Dennis Wilson, Mike Love and
Al Jardine. This was the spark that ignited the flame in 2000 that burns today in every performance.
Today there are many choices in Beach Boys tributes. You can simply have just a "cover band" or a real tribute show. There is a big difference in a true to form tribute show such as Catch A Wave as opposed to just a Beach Boys cover band. This is why Disney's choice is CATCH A WAVE ! This show dates back to 2001 and Disney (a known entity for only the top in talent) has been using Catch A Wave since 2005. Catch A Wave (formerly known as The Beach Toys) has clearly mastered the harmonic vocals with the exact slurs, slides, scoops and Beach Boy mannerisms with an ALL LIVE SHOW ! Be careful with other so called Beach Boys tributes that are not tributes at all by definition. Many call themselves "tributes" when they are just in fact a cover band. Cover bands and tributes are not the same thing !! Before you hire a show educate yourself and read on.
Honestly, many others are not true "tributes". Really nothing more then Hawaiian shirt bands that neither tackle the very intricate 5 parts harmonic vocals of CATCH A WAVE nor present a theatrical vintage live show presentation. Half baked at best. While even others make use of vocal tracks. What are vocal tracks ? This is nothing more then a recording of vocals as opposed to singing vocals live. Yes..the vocals are actually "fake" fooling you as you are not hearing vocals sung live. CATCH A WAVE USES NO VOCAL OR INSTRUMENT TRACKS...It is an all live honest instrument and vocal experience and so is our video demo !In addition, others use lip sync studio recordings on their video to sound better then they would sound live. This is not honest to you the buyer ! Be an educated buyer !!! learn the deceptive sales tricks others use to get buyers to hire their show. Singing 4 and 5 part harmony in tune with massive overdubs is easy for any average band to acomplish in a perfect studio setting becuase in the studio, one get as many takes and tricks as needed until it sounds good. Live is a whole different thing. No second third or forth chance. It has to be good the first time. This is where the others fall very short. What is acomplished by Catch A Wave seasoned pros is perfect harmony and blend each and every time on the first time around all live ! Ask for an ALL LIVE VIDEO. Catch A Wave's video is all live. Professional Southern California based musicians and singers that have performed for the Beach Boys, their families and freinds in 2005. Brian Wilson loved Catch A Wave ! The Catch A Wave video is all live and no studio over dubs. The result for you ? It will sound just as good live because it is live !! Others call themselves a "tribte band" when in fact they are really just nothing but a cover band. There is a difference !! A tribute show defined or a tribute band is one that incorporates the theatrical presentation of exact costuming such as the iconic striped shirts , blond Fender amps, White Fender guitars, vintage blond amplifiers, all of which Catch A Wave makes use of ! , Easy to sing 4 and 5 part harmony in tune in the studio. Easy to understand why Disney's choice is Catch A Wave When you shop Beach Boy tributes insure that the costuming is ""spot on", the amps and guitars are "spot on" and most importantly ask if they are using vocal tracks ..Lastly, ask if their video is all live or a studio audio overdub. Ask to see an for an ALL LIVE VIDEO. You deserve the only the best and most acurate for your event or concert. The Catch A Wave' video is all live. Catch A Wave replicates the 1960's Beach Boys right down to the Blond Amps, Fender white guitars, hair styles-costumes seen below. It is done right and all live for you in our live video and for your show !
CATCH A WAVE" members were personally selected to perform FOR BRIAN WILSON AND THE BEACH BOYS' FAMILIES AND FRIENDS at the California state historical landmark dedication of the home of The Beach Boys in Hawthorne, California. Other Beach Boys tributes are claiming to have performed at the Dedication in May of 2005. Make no mistake, CATCH A WAVE members were the only Beach Boys tribute show to have been selected to perform at this legendary historical event and we have the photos to prove it Below.
Only the members below have traveled the world performing theatrical venues, cruise ships, major casinos, major fairs and special events to include Disney Entertainment on the "Wave riders" stage at Disney's California Adventure Park as seen in the photo to the immediate left of this paragraph and slide show above.
The photos Below are the "CATCH A WAVE" members performing for Brian Wilson, family and friends at the California State Historical Landmark dedication. Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys' family and friends loved Catch A Wave ! So much so that it inspired Brain to bring back in some of his early tunes in his show. Check out what the national critics are saying !
Members of the The Beach Boys as well as the unbelievable Brian Wilson Band have paid personal complement to the "CATCH A WAVE" members for their tremendous detail. The unbelievable harmony work and blend. This show nails "spot on" the Southern California vocal surf sound so identified with The Beach Boys' music.
Beach Boy historian
Former wife of Beach Boys' original drummer Dennis Wilson
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There are cases when window is still black, but document isn't in CC generation.
I think this would be the fix for jst's Google Reader problem.
I'd like to land this small patch separately so that possible regressions are easier
to find.
The patch has been part of my bigger patch for ~two weeks now, and so far everything looks ok.
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Makes sense. The wrapper will always keep the window alive, so this makes sense to me. Just out of curiousity, have you looked at doing this for nsGenericElements with wrappers?
Yes, nodes do check blackness already. It is just that any changes to window's CC handling *may*
have more dramatic effects than changing just node/element/document handling - that is why
I want to land this small patch separately.
Some unknown orange. filed bug 716598
(In reply to Olli Pettay [:smaug] from comment #5)
> Some unknown orange. filed bug 716598
er, bug 718411
I haven't seen the error on tryserver. Is it required to traverse timeouts even when
the window is black. But if so, why not when the document is in cc generation.
I don't understand it. Timeouts should be traversed anyway, since they are stored in mJSHolders
and XPConnect should add that stuff to CC.
Have you tried turning on CC logging and seeing what they look like with and without this turned optimization?
Well, there is certainly a bug in videocontrols.xml.
But no, I haven't checked the CC logs, since I can't reproduce the problem.
And looks like the failure isn't caused by this. It happened even after backout.
Well, at least that means we still probably understand what is happening.
The problem ended up being a regression from another patch which landed just before this one.
Hopefully better luck this time.


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assnner replied to Dilinger's topic in Archangel Player vs Playerjust to fix your story legronat. 3 marks is 225 honor (75 each since you need 4 marks total to hand in for 310 honor) and you are so right about we wont fail if people do it right, so 10 man def 10 man towers + galv 20 man drek = win and 800 bonus honor. and only by this way you can get your 1k honor but as mentioned its not AV which is the problem its eots/ab/wsg you wont be able to claim the 310 honor from Concerted efforts if ppl dont go and play 15/10 man Bgs wouldnt it be more for to you if your team actually had a chance 10-10 15-15 ? its less close to 50% of all bgs i play is lost due to outnumbered players
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assnner replied to Dilinger's topic in Archangel Player vs PlayerDid you even read his post? he is not asking for horde to leave, but he is asking for the possibility for hordes to change their character to alliance which would make the games more epic. you are apparently either fine about the fact horde are winning 90% of all bgs because they outnumber alliance. and also, when did you last time kill 3 hordes by your self? and to Legronat, 63 honor each tower, 63 honor for galv, where a win could be 800 bonus honor, so why not give it a go? if you fail and only get the towers you will gain maybe 200 bonus honor, if you win you get 800.... so where is it this strategy is stupid?
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assnner replied to Dilinger's topic in Archangel Player vs PlayerI do agree with you Dilinger and i love your idea about a one way faction change horde -> alliance, the BGs wouldnt be overloaded with 15 hordes 6 alliance, its not fun for either of the teams, farming 11-17k honor is not fun if there is no challenge, neither does it give you an opportunity to get some epic fights. also i remember during vanilla there was like som function that if only 5 alliance players joined a bg like wsg for an example. then only 5-7 horde players was able to join, till another alliance joined the battleground.
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Kishore Budha
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Dr Kishore Budha is a Research Fellow and member of the Leeds Design Lab area in the Culture, Society and Innovation (CSI) Hub (Link), University of Leeds. He is also the programme leader for the MA Advertising and Design.
Dr Budha holds a bachelor's degree in business management from Andhra University, India, an MA in International Communication and a PhD in communication and cultural studies from Leeds University. I serve as Research Fellow in the Meaning-Centred Design Area, CSI hub. My role involves academic research as well as impact and innovation through enterprise knowledge transfer. My research is centred around the application of design research for industrial, retail/space, packaging design.
Industry Experience
Dr Budha has 17 years experience in the design industry (print, web, corporate identity, packaging, retail and product design). Prior to his PhD Dr Budha worked in the print and web design industry and afterwards he worked in the industrial, packaging, graphic and retail design consultancy industry in the UK. He has conducted design research across continents, advised global brands, and helped develop design strategies for products and services.
Research Interests
Current research
Dr Budha is currently engaged in the following research projects:
- Comparative study of the design of spaces in the global city (Shanghai and London).
- Bottled water, branding and the commons — implication for new thinking about designing solutions for sustainable usage of water.
- Colour Semiotics
Research interests
Dr Budha's research interests lie in the area of "meaning-centred design", an inter-disciplinary approach to design innovation that includes, but is not limited to, Design Semiotics, Design Futures, Colour, Culture-led design, Design History, Material Culture, Social Construction of Technology, Human Factors/Ergonomics and Marketing/Management Theories.
Dr. Budha has a developing research profile with academics and industry globally in the areas of healthcare innovation, ageing, design futures, culture-led design, and colour.
Dr Budha delivers research-driven teaching, that is to bring the latest knowledge acquired through research projects and ensuring that students are kept abreast of the latest developments and debates in the field. The modules he teaches on include:
DESN 2275 Research Methods (One Lecture: Qualitative Research – Depth Interviews and Focus Groups)
DESN 3585 Collaborative Marketing (One Lecture: Brand Image Consistency)
DESN5210M Visual Communications (One Lecture: Global Communications)
DESN5220M Persuasion (One Lecture: Brand Communications Consistency in the Marketing Message)
DESN 5230M Integrated Communication (One Lecture: Offline Vs Online: Integrated Brand Experiences)
TEXT 5302M Brand Design and Communication (Team teaching across Semester 1 and 2 with Mike Sheedy, module leader)
TEXT 5304M Textile Product Design, Innovation and Development (One Lecture: Brands and Innovation)
DESN 5302M Cultural Research Methods (Semester 1: Uncovering Cultural Drivers, Semester 2: Colour Semiotics)
LUBS 5432 Brand Management and Corporate Identity (Seminars on Brand Identity, Brand Touch Points, Design Semiotics)
PG Cert PIM 1314 (One Lecture: Design Innovation)
Baojun Suen (UG): Consumer preferences and choices in fast fashion
Qian Zhou (MA Textile Innovation and Branding) – Title TBC
Ravi S (MA Textile Innovation and Branding) – Title TBC
Siriphat Rattanajongkol (MA Textile Innovation and Branding) – Title TBC
Ya-Yin Hsu (MA Textile Innovation and Branding) – Title TBC
Yixual Li (MA Textile Innovation and Branding) – Title TBC
Director EKT (Enterprise Knowledge Transfer)
(2003) "Content and Community: Online News in Asia", In: Rao M (eds.) News media and new media : the Asia-Pacific Internet handbook, Episode V. Singapore: Eastern Universities Press.
Conference presentations
(2014) Ageing & wellbeing: understanding and changing elderly people's experiences of the city (centres as commons). British Sociological Association Annual Conference (Accepted)
Studies on the process of ageing deal mostly with the barriers older people face. These barriers can be both physical and immaterial. Immaterial barriers are related to widespread negative perceptions of ageing (stigma, age discrimination, mental health, etc). Physical barriers are both internal to the process of ageing (decay etc) but also external. This is the case when studying the effects of urban built environment upon elderly people's street mobility and accessibility to city centres (e.g.: community severance –CS- qua traffic barrier effect –TBE- etc). This paper aims at contributing to develop conceptual and practical tools for overcoming these barriers. In the same breath, the purpose of this paper is also to understand and analyse the process of ageing and elderly people's perceptions and experiences of the city (centres) as a whole (access, leisure…) and how these perceptions and experiences affect their sense of belonging and participation (social, cultural, political…). In other words, in this paper, studying the relationship between ageing and wellbeing requires 1- to present and offer an understanding of the city centres as commons or communal / shared / public spaces as well as 2- studying how access is secured to these shared and public spaces of the city centres. This paper thus proposes a middle range theory whereby, if not totally eluded, extremes of over-speculative abstract generalization and exclusively individual and anecdotic data collection are at least contained. In regards of methodology, therefore, the critical social scholarship promoted in this paper has derived from the commitment to subjecting theory to empirical research. The data-gathering strategy has hence been organised around, and based on mixed methods research and substantive evidence-informed approaches following an extensive field research scheme carried out in Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool city centres. Albeit the findings of this paper are provisional by necessity a research proposition is presented, namely that the greater the availability and access to the (leisure / recreational / consumer / cultural…) activities of the ageing population to the common spaces of the city centre the better their individual (psychological) and collective (social) health, wealth and wellbeing.
(2014) Designing innovation for wellbeing: City centres, leisure and wellbeing. Technology, Care and Ageing: Enhancing Independence
By 2050, there will be more people in the world over age 65 than under age 14 while nearly 70 per cent of the world's population will live in cities. These two phenomena will impact the wellbeing of its residents and visitors. The Global City Indicators Facility (GCIF) report on Cities and Ageing outlines the need for better informed decision-making for/to/in "age-friendly" cities. WHO and the Global AgeWatch Index state that supportive and 'enabling environments' are important for older people to "live fuller, independent and selfreliant lives". Leisure is an important determinant of human wellbeing and this paper is aimed at contributing to decisions to enable older people undertake increased independent leisure activities in city centres. Based on a pilot study, this paper explores the relationship between design, independent leisure and city centres for the "elderly" (over 60s) in the city of Leeds. By exploring leisure from both user and design points of view it seeks to understand the extent to which products and services -- physical and digital -- hinder or enable independent leisure activities. The insights gained from the user and design study will be shared with policy makers and product and service providers to understand their perspectives. The resultant insights will be used for the following interventions: a) inform policy discussions b) developing toolkits for commissioners and designers of products and services using socio-technical approach.
Research Projects & Grants
British Academy/Leverhulme: £10000 (Apr 2014 – Sept 2015). Principal Investigator to comparatively study ageing and leisure in the city centres of Leeds and Manchester through a socio-technical analysis of the design of the city, its built environment, services, social and cultural spaces, technologies.
NHS Leeds Community Healthcare Trust Research Capacity Funding and HEIF Ignite 2014: £4000 (Apr 2014 to Sept 2015). Principal investigator leading a user-centered design study of arts and health outcomes. This research is in partnership with Yorkshire Dance.
HEIF Seed Funding Grant: £1200 (June 2011- Sept 2012). Principal Investigator to study design and inclusion in the global city (comparative study of China – Shanghai and UK – London).
Leeds Social Science Institute seedcorn grant (Oct 2012 to Sept 2013). Principal Investigator to study ageing and leisure in Leeds city centre through a socio-technical analysis of the design of the city, its built environment, services, social and cultural spaces, technologies.
N8 Industry Innovation Forum: £33252 (Oct 2012 to Sept 2013). Co-Investigator studying design barriers and enablers to wound care and carers of individuals with dementia.
Research and Design Strategy consultancy for Marks and Spencer funded by University of Leeds Research Innovation Services-Business Engagement Scheme: £10000 (June 2012 to Feb 2014). Principal Investigator studying the future of food retailing.
Research Centres & Groups
Leeds Design Lab Area in the Culture Society and Innovation Hub (Link)
External Appointments
Semiofest conference co-founder and Chair 2014-15
PhD & Postdoctoral Supervision
Dr Budha has experience in design (print, structural, packaging, interaction and spatial design) and branding and is able to support PhD research in those areas. Proposals in the following areas are welcome:
- meaning, culture and design: what meanings do users make of design, how culture shapes meaning of design, how can design leverage these variables. Beyond the final designed artifact, this inquiry can extend into colours, materials, finishes (CMF). Research into semiotics of design and CMF is particularly welcome.
- product/packaging/retail design thinking and strategy, including branding and design.
- inclusion and exclusion in design.
- design and innovation: design histories and futures
- branding
Current PhD Students
Seahwa Won
Professional Practice
Dr Budha has over 17 years experience in design research, NPD and brand strategy (structural design, graphic design, interface design, retail design, service design). His research, analysis and strategy has been instrumental in a range of industry categories ranging from medical devices and futures, home appliances, service, retail spaces, FMCG packaging design, communication design.
His consulting experience spans projects for leading global brands including Braun, Electrolux, Mundipharma, DSGI, Honeywell, Unilever, Nestle, Buffalo Wild Wings, Nokia, Kohler-Mira, GSK, Burton Foods, Plum Baby.
Dr Budha has been quoted in international media, including BBC, Al-Jazeera, China Daily, Daily Telegraph (UK), WARC, Chicago-Sun Times, Reuters, Cream, European CEO, PopSop.com.


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More than 75 per cent did not know that additional voluntary contributions related to pensions, and one in four thought they might be to do with credit cards or car insurance.
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1- Nitro. Grasse/Forry handler. New FC and Natl qual!
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RJ- Piper. Budd/Forry handler
Jams- the rest, I'm sure
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1- Nitro. Grasse/Forry handler. New FC and Natl qual!
2- Shine. Menzies
3- Pride. Morejon
4- Rev. Bell
RJ- Piper. Budd/Forry handler
Jams- the rest, I'm sure
Dog #20 is back in the Am. 29 total back to 2nd series.
Do you think they can finish 2 big setups in 4 hours?
Open: 1st Kenny - Forry, 2nd Louis - Driggers, 3rd Piper - Forry, 4th Krumz - Forry. Craig also won the AM with Krumz. Way to go everyone!
Made the suggestion at my last seminar with Jerry to have the AKC reps develop webinars or VTC's with positive sign-in and interactive features. May not be perfect, but could help fill in the gaps. ...
By far the most fun I have had in the military.... even though holding us upside down got old after a while.
Way to go Forry. The litter mates are on a roll. How about letting the little brother get a win?
AFC and National Am qual for Star and Alex. Way to go!
Anyone have the correct callbacks after land blind in Am?
I see his brother got a second in the Derby at Colonial
The best spinoff of two-sided dogs:
The gallery and handlers waiting to run debating what side to run what mark from. Constant source of entertainment.
Wooden jewelry box, or a broom handle. I got the broom handle to replace her old one.
I was married for 5yrs and 1 minute.
New FC and National open qual for Craig and Krumbz! Nice going.
Way to go Alex and Pilot!! Well earned.
Congrats to Charlie and Bunny for a great weekend as well.
Congrats to Ed Forry. Not for 1st in the Open with Abe and 1st in the Derby with Nitro, but for the 3rd in the Q with Missy!
what did you search? It's genetics. Facts and stuff like that.
Open has 5 dogs left to run tomorrow.
Derby: Tony Flowers 1st
Mark Chase. 2nd
Clint Joyner. 3rd
Don"t know which dogs for Tony/Mark. Don't know 4th or Jams.
Alex Abraham got 2nd in Am with Pilot. No clue on rest of placements.
Don't put your hand down on the memory birds. Most people use the hand on the go bird and on long retired guns. When you do use the hand, make sure to drop it straight down above the head and not...
Q placements
1st Ricky Millheim- Vinny
2nd Dave Opseth - Ready
3rd Bob Graham - Snap
4th Ed Forry - Piper
(3rd and 4th littermates)
RJ Luke - Justin Aimone
Jams 12, 21, 22, 24, 25
Let's see..... I watch your dog run in the 37degree blowing rain and you're at the Flyers game. You win.
The big dog food companies figured that out a few years ago and most senior foods just reduce the fat while leaving the protein levels the same
I'll second the props given to ProPlan Senior. We switched my 12 yr old to it in the beginning of summer and he looks great, now (7-8 lbs less) and we've been giving him people joint pills from...
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Liz Taylor's 'Cleopatra' Headress Hits Block for $3K
A collection of late actress Elizabeth Taylor's personal items, including jewelry, cocktail dresses and film costumes, will go under the hammer in Beverly Hills, California, Julien's Auctions said on Tuesday.
The collection, which comes from an unidentified former employee of Taylor, will first go on display in Ireland on Tuesday and will hit the auction block on Oct. 12.
The top item, an 18-karat gold, multi-gem earring and necklace set, is expected to fetch between $10,000 and $15,000. The necklace and earrings set include multiple topaz, diamond, peridot and citrine gemstones.
Taylor, who died in 2011 at the age of 79, epitomized Hollywood glamour from its golden age with her love of diamonds, her violet eyes and a tumultuous love life that included eight marriages, two of them to Welsh actor Richard Burton.
In a career spanning seven decades, British-American Taylor first gained fame in 1944's "National Velvet" at age 12 and was nominated for five Oscars. She won the best actress award for 1960's "Butterfield 8" and 1966's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
Also for sale is the falcon headdress Taylor wore in the 1963 film "Cleopatra," where she began her love affair with Burton. The headdress, which helped score the film an Oscar award for costume design, is expected to sell for $2,000 to $3,000.
A decolletage-baring spaghetti-strap gown and bolero jacket designed by South African couturier Chris Levin that Taylor wore to Burton's 50th birthday party at London's Dorchester Hotel in 1975 is expected to fetch between $2,000 and $3,000.
An antique inlaid wood stagecoach box used by Taylor's mother, stage actress Sara Sothern, which includes glass-cut toiletry jars and mother of pearl handles is estimated to sell for $6,000 to $8,000.
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Tuna and White Bean Salad
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|Extra virgin olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Fresh lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped sweet white onion
|1 Tablespoon (Like Vidalia)
|Dried oregano
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, crumbled
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|For salad
|Canned tuna packed in olive oil
|6 Ounce, drained (1 Can, Solid Light Tuna)
|Haas avocado
|1⁄2 , peeled and cut into 1/2-inch chunks
|Canned cannellini beans
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), drained and rinsed
|Roasted red pepper
|1 , drained and patted dry, cut into strips
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
1. For the dressing: Mix oil, lemon juice, onion, oregano, and salt in a small bowl.
2. For the salad: Break tuna into large chunks in a salad bowl. Add avocado, beans, and roasted pepper. Pour dressing over; season with pepper, and toss gently.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 720 Calories from Fat 358
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 40 g61%
Saturated Fat 4.7 g23.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 60 mg20%
Sodium 1224.1 mg51%
Total Carbohydrates 43 g14.2%
Dietary Fiber 13.8 g55%
Sugars 5.6 g
Protein 41 g81.6%
Vitamin A 105.5% Vitamin C 139.9%
Calcium 6.6% Iron 23.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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In Search of River-Weed Plants in Northern South America
River-Weed Plants in South America
How Does Rainfall Affect Prehistoric and Current Farming Practices?
Rainfall and Farming Practices
New Burke construction
New Burke progress
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Every day, the 16 million (and counting) objects in our collections contribute to new research that helps us better understand the world around us.