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Independent Risk Reviewer Manager, Audit
- Recruiter
- Deloitte
- Location
- Newcastle, Newcastle Upon Tyne
- Salary
- competitive
- Posted
- 14 Mar 2017
- Closes
- 14 Apr 2017
- Ref
- 122389
- Role
- Finance, Accountancy
- Flexibility
- Various flexible options possible
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Role description
(Qualified Auditors / Accountants required to work in an office-based role at our Audit Centre of Excellence in Newcastle). Part time and full time applications welcome.
As part of our drive to deliver Distinctive Audit to our clients, we have established Centres of Excellence to support our client engagement teams throughout the UK. We now have opportunities for Independent Risk Reviewers (in External Audit) to join us where you will develop best practice and play a key role in helping deliver a high quality service to our clients.
As a qualified accountant with external audit and accounts experience, you'll have the strong technical and risk management skills to perform Professional Standard Reviews (PSR). Liaising daily with our client engagement teams, you'll provide them with remote support in completing risk management and quality reviews associated with the audit of statutory accounts.
Our established training programmes will provide you with an opportunity to develop both your technical and soft skills and, our internal technical training is recognised for CPE credit purposes by all the major professional institutes. No travel is required for the role and agile working can be requested.
The Manager will have responsibility for:
- Performing an independent risk focused review of the statutory accounts, group reporting and the underlying audit work
- Holding constructive discussions, challenging senior members of the engagement team on the appropriateness of and approach to identified audit risks
- Challenging the engagement team to ensure that results of testing and judgements are adequately documented
- Liaising with engagement teams on resolution of any issues, including coordinating appropriate escalation of issues within the department
- Completion of GAAP compliance reviews of statutory accounts to ensure compliance with applicable accounting standards
- Providing added value for engagement teams and the wider audit practice, supporting them in delivering the 'distinctive client experience' by collating insights and considering their wider communication throughout the firm
- Having a broader perspective of potential issues encountered when managing diverse teams and the strategies to overcome them; have a clear understanding of the firm's commitment to creating a more inclusive culture
To qualify for the role you must have:
- Previous accounting and auditing experience
- Comprehensive/thorough knowledge and understanding of both UK GAAP and IFRS
- Comprehensive/thorough knowledge of International Standards on Auditing
- Fully qualified ACA or ACCA
- Post qualification experience in a similar accounting role
- Computer literacy with knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word and Excel) and an ability to learn new packages quickly
- Ability to constructively challenge
- Understanding of risk management
- Professional scepticism
- Attention to detail
- Able to display initiative, proactivity, professionalism and confidence
- Diligence, hard work and co-operation to be an effective member of the team
- Articulate and able to demonstrate discretion
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to prioritise workload and work under pressure with a flexible approach
We are Audit
We understand our clients' operations, their industry and the issues they face. We understand an audit is not about looking back, but about helping those businesses to plan for a successful future. Together with our team you will build on our distinctive combination of specialist skills, pioneering technology, industry expertise and on-going investment to grow our business and continue to improve the market-defining services we offer.
Our Practice offers a wide ranging and challenging number of business areas in which to develop your career. These comprise business assurance within our Corporate Groups, Public Sector and Financial Services Audit groups, and advisory specialisms including Treasury Advisory, Risk Analytics and Technology Consulting.
As one of the largest audit practices, joining us will mean working with some of the leading practitioners in the industry, for some of the leading organisations in the world and towards a career goal that is entirely yours to shape.
About Deloitte
Deloitte offers integrated services that include Audit and Risk Advisory, Tax, Consulting and Financial Advisory. Our approach combines insight and innovation from multiple disciplines with global business and industry expertise to help our clients excel anywhere in the world.
We deliver outstanding impact on the reputation and success of our clients, in the UK and globally. In pursuing this we contribute to a sustainable and prosperous society, and are firm believers in the positive impact business can and should have on the world it operates within.
At Deloitte we foster a collaborative culture where talented individuals can produce their best work. We value innovative thinking, diverse insights and a genuinely distinctive level of customer service through our expertise and professionalism.
We value difference, with respect at the heart of our inclusive culture. We are open to discussing with candidates the different ways in which we are able to support agile working arrangements. We recognise that our people are juggling demanding careers with commitments and interests outside of work.
Hear from some of our people already working at Deloitte in agile ways.
We are proud to have received a special award for Best Innovation for our WorkAgility Time Out programme in the 2015 Top Employers for Working Families awards.
Deloitte LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with registered number OC303675 and registered office at 2 New Street Square, London, EC4A 3BZ. Deloitte refers to one or more of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, a UK private company limited by guarantee ("DTTL"), its network of member firms, and their related entities. DTTL and each of its member firms are legally separate and independent entities. DTTL (also referred to as "Deloitte Global") does not provide services to clients.
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By Chris Pollach | Article Rating: |
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Presentations for March 2013 ....
Is the DataWindow Just For Displaying Rows and Columns? … Are You Sure?
Tuesday, March 12, 20139:00am PST (Los Angeles) / 17:00 CET (Paris)
(Please note time/date change: the original date of February 19th has been pushed back to March 12th, this has also affected the time in different zones due to Daylight Savings)
DataWindows are mostly used for displaying data in different kinds of presentation styles like grid, tabular, tree view etc. The DataWindow also has another great property: displaying shapes like rectangles, circles, etc. Moreover, these shapes can be created at runtime.
In this presentation, Sonat Karakas of Turkcell will talk about creating shapes in a DataWindow, creating them dynamically and techniques for storing them in a database. At the end of the presentation, he will move up a notch by looking at displaying a server rack, showing its slots and painting them in different colors according to their usage status.
Presenter: Sonat Karakas
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Chris Pollach is a Senior Consultant with over 30 years experience in Systems and Software Analysis, Development, Maintenance and Technical Support, mainly in the areas of GUI Design, MS-Windows Programming, Java / .NET Programming, Wireless, Application / Web Server Design & Programming, Object Oriented Development Tools and Methodologies, Data Base, Data Communications and Network application development. He has participated in numerous technical, planning and management roles, as well as consulted and educated in these fields for a diverse clientele. He is also the owner of "Software Tool & Die Inc." a company dedicated to provide custom software and education solutions on Object Oriented business systems.
As an educator, Chris is certified to teach PowerBuilder (first in Canada), MS-SQLServer, Sybase's Enterprise Application Studio and EAServer integrated application/web development environment. He is former Certified SilverStream developer (CSSD) and current Certified PowerBuilder Developer – Associate / Professional (CPD-P) as well as a Certified Sybase Tools Instructor (CSI).
Chris has written numerous articles in various popular personal computer magazines, newsletters and is the author of the PowerGuide and PowerExpert products as well as the STD Foundation Classes. Currently, Chris has developed a Foundation Class library for Sybase's PocketBuilder, SAP's PowerBulder and EAServer products and now Appeon Web & mobile products that integrates JSP or ASP web development, Section 508 / CLF web standards and mobile applications. A new Web Service framework has also been released for IIs to support PowerBuilder based web service NVUO's!
Chris recently became a 2nd Degree Black in the TaeKwonDo martial art and has developed a Martial Art multimedia study guide using the Component-One "Doc2Help" and Sybase PowerBuilder products. Since the fall of 2004 he became a TaeKwonDo instructor for the City of Ottawa's Goulbourn program. He has also been certified with the World TaeKwonDo Federation (February 2005 - 1st Dan and October 2008 - 2nd Dan).
Chris was awarded the Sybase "Innovation and Achievement" award for 2005 as voted for by the International Sybase User Group (ISUG). This award was presented for innovations to the PocketBuilder mobile development product, contributions to the PowerBuilder News groups and support of the Ottawa Sybase User Group.
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Twitmail is a command-line twitter client that remembers the last things you read, threads the replies into the answers, and lets you reply easily to previous messages.
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Licenses | GPL |
Operating Systems | Unix |
Implementation | Perl |
Release Notes: A completely new curses interface has been written that emulates a mail interface. It fetches all your new feeds, lets you reply and forward or search through your history, and properly threads tweets in the display.
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The KARMA TRAVERSE mates a stretched, slightly wider version of the the highly acclaimed Karma with unique features to make for one of the most versatile kayaks ever. While the Traverse will handle whitewater with ease, its longer waterline and retractable skeg make for less effort when knocking out miles of flatwater. Yakattack rails allow for attachment of all sorts of accessories like camera mounts, smart phone holders, fishing rod holders, cup holders and more. Full JK whitewater outfitting including the Unishock footrest system and an optional implosion- proof "Expedition" rear hatch cover make the Traverse truly expedition-ready. Two sizes, the 9 and 10, will fit paddlers of almost any size or ability. One boat for many waters and many uses...the Traverse.
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Traverse - Product Description
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1 - Total Versatility
Total versatility: class 2-4+ whitewater, occasional flatwater use, overnight/multi-day capability, easy to learn to paddle in, easy to roll. Also the person who wants only one boat in their quiver. -
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Here's where we separate from the others. A stable, predictable hull with a strong link the Karmas, including really good initial stability but also great whitewater capability. -
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All the ease of adjustability of JK whitewater boats, and the convenience and safety of Jackson Kayak's standard whitewater outfitting including our back band, comfy seating and adjustable paddling. -
4 - Uni-Shock Bulkhead
To make this a true whitewater exploration kayak, we have added our Uni-Shock bulkhead for added safety. This feature and the new hull design bring the level of whitewater it can run up. -
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Deck lines at both bow and stern allow for convenient storage of items you need at a quick reach.
6 - Yakattack Tracks - YakAttack
Yakattack tracks allow you to add any number of accessories for your adventure. Using RAM mounts you can add GPS systems, smart phones, fish finders, cameras, cup holders and more. -
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Capture the moment right out of the bag with our pre-installed Go Pro Bow Mount. Just snap yours on and Simply hit record to watch your technique through the rapids! -
8 - Nalgene Bottle included - Nalgene
Made in the USA, our custom Nalgene bottles are decked out with Jackson Kayak logos and will last for years to come - like our kayaks -
9 - Stern Storage
Designed for multi-day whitewater and flatwater excursions, the stern hatch provides ample room for packing gear. NEW this year is the implosion proof Hard Hat available as an accessory to keep your gear secure through harder whitewater. -
10 - Sure Lock Back band system
This simple system uses ropes and cleats for a secure, instantly adjustible fit - right from your cockpit! With no metal parts to rust, break you'll spend more time on the water, as if a rope breaks you're just a quick square knot away from paddle securely once again
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Super-quick-pickled Green Peppers !
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This is a pretty simple recipe that showcases how the pressure cooker's steam can make perfect grains of fluffy rice – even brown rice! As we mentioned earlier
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Garlic Cauliflower Potato Mash – Sneaky Healthy Pressure Cooker Recipe!
Make this recipe with any kind of potato – leave the skin on for extra fiber and protein or peel it off before starting. It's up to you. The pressure cooker will tenderize the skins so they'll add color, but they will be barely noticeable texture-wise.
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Sub-continental hopefuls India and Pakistan crashed to heavy defeats while Australia bulldozed their way to an emphatic win on day five of the hockey World Cup.
Match 1: Australia vs South Africa
Like Doerner scored the tournament's second hat-trick as Australia notched up a record 12-0 scoreline.
Australia too good for Africans
Match 2: England vs Pakistan
England came out on top to beat Pakistan despite a brief fightback from the Asian side.
Match 3: India vs Spain
World No. 3 Spain kept their hopes of a semi-final spot alive with a 5-2 rout of India in a World Cup Group B match.


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Eva Arnaz biography
Date of birth : 1958-07-14
Date of death : -
Birthplace : Bukittinggi, Indonesia
Nationality : Indonesian
Category : Arts and Entertainment
Last modified : 2011-01-04
Credited as : Film actress, and soap opera,
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Eva Arnaz married five times. First with Kiki Saelan, son of maulwi Saelan (figure football ground water), both with Barry Prima, Adi Bing Slamet third, fourth with Omar Dedi Hamdun, is one person who lost or removed during the dark days before the collapse of the government's Order New. Eva later married a man of Arab descent.
Eva Arnaz BiographyEva Arnaz born from Bukittinggi merchant family has loved fashion since childhood. It also pushed Jakarta None voted in 1976. Eva won two champions. Eva succeeded a year later was elected as the Queen of Jakarta. Achievement drive itself also became a movie star.
Eva Arnaz debut film is Duo Kribo (1978) Eduard landing party and Eva Sirait paired with Achmad Albar. Eva's name skyrocketed thanks to the diamond film at the audacity of the Virgin Kubu shirtless. That's how Eva got the nickname star sex bomb. Next Eva films largely a movie full of sex scenes or scenes of violence, such as Serbuan Halilintar, Membakar Matahari, Lima Cewek Jagoan, Gadis Bionik, Perempuan Bergairah, Kupu-Kupu Beracun, Warok Singo Kobra, Cewek Jagoan Beraksi Kembali, Midah Perawan Buronan, Jaka Sembung, Bergola Ijo, Buah Terlarang, Terjebak Dalam Dosa, Montir-Montir Cantik, Gadis di Atas Roda, Pasukan Berani Mati, and so forth.
Unfortunately, because the figure of Eva is too sticky with sex roles and action, many forget that Eva had also starred in romantic films. Among other things, Sakura In Hugs Badminton pair with Liem Swie King and Valley of Sorrow (as a mama-san), a film which drains tears won rave reviews at the time.
Besides Eva also playing in a comedy film together Warkop until more than five titles, including six Million Dollar Man, Know Yourself Dong, Just Alright, First Patient Dong, Lost Rules, Forward Backward Taxable Taxable, Front Rear Can Can, Smart Smart Lower and Upper Stupid Can Can. In this Warkop movies, Eva is more known for her sexiness indeed be one of attractiveness Warkop films at that time.
For non-Warkop comedy he also got involved in his movie plots Acup Abbas, Love in the Flats eminent film incoming FFI that time, the film also advances and Queue Dong Goods. The film is the opinion of those who argue that excess Eva in the film only for his courage in the role of open-aperture.
As the world faded film, Eva was switched to soap opera titled Rossana (1996). Acting in this soap opera last gait role of Eva in the art world. Eva reportedly refused to play in the new soap opera on offer Raam Punjabi, because with Omar Dedi Hamdun (fourth husband) went to Australia to pursue obtaining a child through IVF system. Be advised of the three previous marriages, first with Saelan Fund, the son of Kiky Saelan (figure football ground water), both with Barry Prima, and the third with Adi Bing Slamet, not blessed with a single child. Unfortunately these efforts have not been successful because the disappearance Hamdun, since the date of May 29, 1998, shortly after the election.
Eva is now named Siti Syarifah wear a headscarf in the year 2000. He admitted that he embarrassed by his past. Now he wants to live with a beautiful, calm and happy and good in the eyes of God.
Now that Eva has married again for the fifth time with the Arab-blooded male and has a son in the year 2007, Samir Amin .


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| Need a suggestion on buying comp Well, it has been purchased, thanks for advice! =p Hello, I want to buy a computer, but I want to make a wise purchase rather than blow alot of money. So I came up with a prototype but can't make up my mind about one thing.. but first here's the prototype for a gaming comp. Core 2 Duo E8400 2GB DDR 3 (mid range performance) [edit: 2GB since ill be using Win XP.. and possibly DX10 hack] GeForce 8800 GT (or 9600.. since FPS on average are like 3 less) ...sure there's more.. but this part is the only one that matters, lol. So everything in total came up to be like 1,500 CAD (+tax +ship/handl). Which is not bad. I figured i'd get E8400 because its kinda cheap for its performance and all those quads are like 1000$+ .. and DDR3 cuz i might need it in the future when i upgrade mobo. Finally, I was wanting to wait until a "super-cool-new-card" comes out, like late June.. but I also thought I might as well get 8800 GT if I get comp now rather than wait. So, is it worth it for me to wait until high-end card comes out, dish-out like extra 200$ for that extra performance.. or, buy comp now.. and run games decently (this is good enough to run all current games on all effects?). And when some "next-gen" crap comes out later (time>6 months) i'll just buy it then. Please give me your opinions. Thank you. Last edited by moejoe : 17th May 2008 at 20:58. Reason: purchased comp |
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| It looks like a good combination. It'll certainly play all curent games at higher to highest settings, but some next-gen games (like crysis, ut3) will need some extra power at the highest settings. |
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| Thanks for the suggestion, i decided to make up a comp that I will get if i buy it now. Now I am confused about what motherboard to get, i figured a P35 since, i hear random good things about it.. so its: Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3L with RAM: Mushkin HP PC2-6400 HP2-6400 2GB 2X1GB DDR2-800 CL4-5-4-11 the only issue is i can't find whether or not the board is compatible with the ram, since their compatibility list is super short.. i was also considering having that mushkin a 1066. Also i scrapped the idea of DDR3. what do you think? |
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| I'd choose the 8800GT over the 9600GT if you want a gaming computer, even with overclocking the 9600GT is not always powerful enough to keep up with the 8800GT. Once you start overclocking the latter I think your choice is quite evident. |
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Leading European integrated gaming company, Gala Coral Group, has announced that former England test cricketer Phil Tufnell is to front its Great British Poker Tour (GBPT) airing on terrestrial network ITV from Thursday.
Leading European integrated gaming company, Gala Coral Group, has announced that former England test cricketer Phil Tufnell is to front its Great British Poker Tour (GBPT) airing on terrestrial network ITV from Thursday. The Tour has so far covered legs at Grosvenor Casinos in Edinburgh, Teesside, Nottingham, Bournemouth and Leeds and showcases the abundance of poker talent across Britain to form a series of twelve one-hour shows hosted by presenter Alex Jones right through to the Bristol final in early November. Tufnell and poker pro Simon 'Aces' Trumper are to form a brotherly double-act to provide expert commentary on each of the tournaments. "I am really excited to be involved with the GBPT," said Tufnell. "I've really got into poker recently and I try and play as much as I can. Poker really is a game that anyone can learn. I've entered several tournaments in the past and not done too badly. I even released a DVD last year to teach people how to play so, hopefully, I can bring my knowledge and experience of the game to the viewers." Each show will feature in-depth coverage of play from the final table of each Festival using under-table cameras to give a player's-eye view of the cards and the game to reveal how each regional winner achieved their Festival victory and won their seat at the £500,000 Grand Final. Amateur players from across the country will pit themselves against seasoned professionals while a number of celebrity players including Michelle Heaton of Liberty-X and Doug Henshall of ITV's Primeval will test their skills on air. "Viewers will be amazed at the standard of play," said Trumper. "There are some very dramatic hands that make for great television."
Juicy Stakes has just launched a range of new online poker tournaments and is celebrating by offering a limited-time 50% re-load deposit bonus worth up to $100.
Intertops Poker and Juicy Stakes are offering online poker players the chance to take part in the main event at the upcoming St Maarten stop of the TK Poker Tour for as little as $1.10.
The Winter Poker Championship Seefeld 2017 is set to kick off from February 16 and one lucky online poker player will be taking part after winning a prize package worth $4,000 into the Austrian extravaganza's main event at Intertops Poker on Sunday.
The Winter Poker Championship Seefeld 2017 is set to run from February 16 to February 26 and online poker players are being offered the chance to win a prize package into the Austrian tournament series' main event for as little as $3.30.
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From the spectacular city of Paris to the rolling lavender covered hills of Provence or the magnificent Loire Valley Castles, France is one of the world's most romantic locations for a destination wedding. Our wedding planners will assist you in making the right selection for your budget and wedding size, whether you are seeking a for 200 or want a private elopement for just the two of you. Top it all with the finest cuisine and wines in the world and you are guaranteed a lifetime of memories.
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Get married in the romantic country of France! With both its warm countryside beauty and cosmopolitan urban appeal, France will provide you with countless options for your wedding, whether you envision a chic, contemporary ceremony in Paris, or a more traditional celebration in the Rhone Valley.
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University of Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals
Neck Orthosis.
LANGLEY, Joe, WOLSTENHOLME, Dan and PARTRIDGE, Rebecca
How to involve people in authentic and meaningful co-production – using Lego.
In: Science of Improvement Conference, Harrogate, 21-22/11/2016.
COOKE, J, LANGLEY, Joe, WOLSTENHOLME, D and HAMPSHAW, S
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International Journal of Health Policy Management, 5.
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REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew and LANGLEY, Joe
Empathetic design research and development in practice; co-development of an innovative head and neck support for people with Motor Neurone Disease.
Cumulus Hong Kong 2016 : Open Design for E-very-thing – exploring new design purposes.
Hong Kong Design Institute.
LANGLEY, Joe
Head-Up; a case study of participatory design as knowledge synthesis.
In: Knowledge Utilisation Colloquium 2016, Llandudno, Wales, 29th June - 1st June 2016.
LANGLEY, Joe
Participatory design : co-creation | co-production | co-design combining imaging and knowledge.
In: Knowledge Utilisation Colloquium, Llandudno, Wales, 29/06/2016 - 01/07/2016.
BAXTER, S, REED, H, CLARKE, Z, JUDGE, S, HERON, N, MCCARTHY, A, LANGLEY, Joe, STANTON, Andrew, WELLS, O, SQUIRE, G, QUINN, A, SHAW, P and MCDERMOTT, C
Evaluating a novel cervical orthosis, the Sheffield
Support Snood, in patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis/motor neuron disease with neck weakness.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Frontotemporal Degeneration.
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ROSBOTTOM, Keeley, PROBST, Heidi, CHOPPIN, Simon, BRAGG, Christopher Mark, COLLINS, Karen, CRANK, Helen, REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew and LANGLEY, Joe
Using 3D stereophotogrammetry to evaluate the stability, and positional accuracy of a breast immobilisation device.
In: UK Radiation Oncology Conference, Liverpool, 6-8 June 2016.
PANCANI, Silvia, ROWSON, Jennifer, TINDALE, Wendy, HERON, Nicola, LANGLEY, Joe, MCCARTHY, Avril D., QUINN, Ann, REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew, SHAW, Pamela J., MCDERMOTT, Christopher J. and MAZZA, Claudia
Assessment of the Sheffield Support Snood, an innovative cervical orthosis designed for people affected by neck weakness.
Clinical Biomechanics, 32, 201-206.
LANGLEY, Joe
Thinking with your hands : participatory design and creative practices as knowledge co-creation.
In: PenCLAHRC Seminar Series on Implementation and Knowledge Research, University of Exeter, 02/11/2015.
REED, Heath, LANGLEY, Joe, STANTON, Andrew, HERON, Nicola, CLARKE, Zoe, JUDGE, Simon, MCCARTHY, Avril, SQUIRE, Gill, QUINN, Ann, WELLS, Oliver, TINDALE, Wendy, BAXTER, Susan, SHAW, Pamela J and MCDERMOTT, Christopher J
Head up ; an interdisciplinary, participatory and co-design process informing the development of a novel neck support for people living with progressive neck muscle weakness.
Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 39 (7), 404-410.
LANGLEY, Joe, WOLSTENHOLME, Dan, CRAIG, Claire and CHAMBERLAIN, Paul
EngagingAging : meaningful participation for older people in research and innovation.
In: Innovation Learning Network Ageing Series (part of the Virtual Thursday programme), 20/08/2015.
LANGLEY, Joe, PARTRIDGE, Rebecca, GRIFFITHS, Paul and VARNEY, Emma
Service improvement by design.
In: STH Leadership Forum, University of Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University, 17/07/2015.
LANGLEY, Joe, PARTRIDGE, Rebecca and WOLSTENHOLME, Dan
Service improvement by design.
In: Sheffield MCA Expo, Sheffield Hallam University, 01/06/2015-02/06/2015.
LANGLEY, Joe and PARTRIDGE, Rebecca
Participatory healthcare innovation.
In: Ageing actively conference, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, 13/05/2015.
LANGLEY, Joe
Bringing design practice into healthcare.
In: Health Foundation Co-Production Summit, Bangor University, Wales, 11/03/2016.
LANGLEY, Joe
Design practice into healthcare.
In: CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber Implementation Showcase, Plaza Hotel, Leeds, 06/03/2015.
LANGLEY, Joe and WOLSTENHOLME, Dan
Designing in health: lessons and opportunities from the UK Health Service.
In: Design in Health Innovation, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 15/01/2015.
LANGLEY, Joseph
Using design to mobilise knowledge from health research into practice.
In: CHRISTER, Kirsty, (ed.)
Design4Health 2015. Proceedings of the 3rd European Conference in Design4Health. Sheffiled 13-16th July 2015.
Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
WOLSTENHOLME, Daniel, DOWNES, Tom, LEAVER, Jackie, PARTRIDGE, Rebecca and LANGLEY, Joseph
Improving self-efficacy in spinal cord injury patients through "design thinking" rehabilitation workshops.
BMJ Quality Improvement Reports, 3 (1).
LANGLEY, Joe, REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew, MCDERMOTT, Chris, HERON, Nicola, CLARKE, Zoe, JUDGE, Simon and SHAW, Pamela
Head-Up : co-designing novel neck orthosis for neck weakness in MND.
In: RAatE 2012, University of Warwick, 26 November 2012.
Coventry University HDTI.
LANGLEY, Joseph, YOXALL, Alaster, CRAIG, Claire and REED, Heath
Assisted Services - Physical support or psychological blow?
In: Design 4 Health European Conference and Exhibition, Sheffield, UK, July 13-15.
LANGLEY, Joseph, YOXALL, Alaster, REED, Heath and KUHLMANN, Stephan
Is green a grey area? Sustainability and inclusivity; the
ageing population and recycling.
Include 2011 proceedings.
YOXALL, Alaster, LUXMOORE, J., ROWSON, J., LANGLEY, Joe and JANSON, R.
Size does matter: further studies in hand–pack interaction using computer simulation.
Packaging Technology and Science, 21 (2), 61-72.
LANGLEY, Joseph, YOXALL, Alaster, JANSON, Rob and WEARN, Jenny
The 'inclusive engineering' approach: an optimum diameter for ease of opening.
In: 22nd IAPRI Symposium on Packaging, Campinas, May 22-25.
LANGLEY, Joseph, YOXALL, Alaster, WEARN, Jenny and JANSON, Rob
Inclusive design: making packaging easier to open for all.
In: 14th IAPRI World Conference on Packaging, Stockholm, June 13-16 2004.
LANGLEY, Joseph, YOXALL, Alaster and YATES, John
Understanding the roll-on-pilfer-proof process.
In: 21st IAPRI Symposium, Valencia, May 18-21.
ELDER, C, DE SILVA, S, AKBARIAN-TEFAGHI, L, LANGLEY, J and WRIGHT, N
Inter and intra-Rater Reliability of Accuracy of Testicular volume Evaluation (IRRATE): a simulation study.
In: Meeting of the British Society for Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes, Sheffield, 25-27 November 2015.
LANGLEY, J and DIMITRI, P
A paediatric technology innovation network and pipeline.
In: Family Health: Embracing Technologies for Professionals and Families - Smart Care in Paediatrics Workshop, London, 13/02/2015.
(In Press)
REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew and LANGLEY, Joe
Co-design and development of a specific cervical orthosis to support neck weakness due to neurological disease.
In: National MND Conference 2014, Gold Coast, Australia, 8 September 2014.
LANGLEY, Joe, REED, Heath and STANTON, Andrew
Head Up 'Neck Collar Comfort Assessment'.
In: 25th International Conference on ALS/MND, Brussels, 5 - 7 December 2014.
REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew and LANGLEY, Joe
Head Up, 'Co-designing of novel neck orthosis for MND Patients'.
In: 25th International Conference on ALS/MND, Brussels, 5 - 7 December 2014.
MCDERMOTT, CJ, BAXTER, S, REED, H, CLARKE, Z, HERON, N, LANGLEY, J, QUINN, A, SQUIRE, G, STANTON, A and SHAW, PJ
The impact of neck weakness and experiences of using neck orthoses in people with motor neuron disease.
In: 25th International Conference on ALS/MND, Brussels, 5 - 7 December 2014.
CRAIG, Claire, GWILT, Ian, LANGLEY, Joe and PARTRIDGE, Rebecca
Thinking through design and rehabilitation.
In: ENCARNAÇÃO, Pedro, AZEVEDO, Luís, GELDERBLOM, Gert Jan, NEWELL, Alan and MATHIASSEN, Niels-Erik, (eds.)
Assistive technology : from research to practice. AAATE 2013.
Assistive Technology Research Series
IOS Press, 798-803.
LANGLEY, Joe
Is green a grey area? sustainability and inclusivity: recycling and the ageing population.
The Design Journal, 15 (1), 33-56.
CLARKE, Zoe, LANGLEY, Joseph, JUDGE, Simon, HAWLEY, Mark, HOSKING, Ian and HERON, Nicola
User involvement in the early development of assistive technology devices.
Everyday Technology for Independence and Care - AAATE 2011.
Assistive technology research series
IOS Press, 362-373.
LANGLEY, Joe, TURNER, Natalie and YOXALL, Alaster
Attributes of packaging and influences on waste.
Packaging Technology and Science, 24 (3), 161-175.
LANGLEY, Joe, YOXALL, Alaster, HEPPELL, Geoff, RODRIGUEZ-FALCON, Elena, BRADBURY, Steve, LEWIS, Roger, LUXMOORE, Joe, HODZIC, Alma and ROWSON, Jenn
Food for Thought? - A UK pilot study testing a methodology for compositional domestic food waste analysis.
Waste Management & Research, 28 (3), 220-227.
YOXALL, Alaster, LANGLEY, Joe, JANSON, Rob, LEWIS, Roger, WEARN, Jenn, HAYES, Simon and BIX, Laura
How wide do you want the jar? The effect of diameter on opening of wide-mouth closure.
Packaging Technology and Science, 23 (1), 11-18.
YOXALL, Alaster, LANGLEY, Joe, JANSON, R., LEWIS, R., HAYES, S. A. and BIX, L.
How wide do you want the jar?: The effect on diameter for
ease of opening for wide-mouth closures.
Packaging Technology and Science, 23 (1), 11-18.
YOXALL, Alaster, LANGLEY, Joe, MUSSELWHITE, C, RODRIGUEZ-FALCON, E.M. and ROWSON, J
Husband, daughter, son and postman, hot-water, knife and towel : assistive strategies for jar opening.
In: LANGDON, P, CLARKSON, P.J. and ROBINSON, P, (eds.)
Designing inclusive interactions : inclusive interations between people and products in their contexts of use.
Springer-Verlag, 187-196.
ROWSON, J, LANGLEY, Joe, KAMAT, S. R. and YOXALL, Alaster
Squeezability. Part 2: getting stuff out of a bottle.
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, 224 (6), 1261-1271.
YOXALL, Alaster, LANGLEY, Joe, LUXMOORE, J., JANSON, R., TAYLOR, J. C. and ROWSON, J.
Understanding the use of tools for opening packaging.
Universal Access in the Information Society, 9 (3), 273-281.
LANGLEY, Joe, YOXALL, Alaster, MANSON, Graeme, LEWIS, Walter, WATERHOUSE, Alison, THELWALL, David, THELWALL, Sarah, PARRY, Andrew and LEECH, Barbara
The use of uncertainty analysis as a food waste estimation tool.
Waste Management & Research, 27 (3), 199-206.
YOXALL, Alaster, LUXMOORE, Joe, LANGLEY, Joe and JANSON, Rob
Size does matter: further studies in hand-pack interaction using computer simulation.
Packaging Technology and Science, 21 (2), 61-72.
YOXALL, Alaster, LANGLEY, Joe, LUXMOORE, J., JANSON, R., TAYLOR, J.C. and ROWSON, J.
Help or Hindrance: The Use of Tools for Opening Packaging.
In: LANGDON, Patrick, CLARKSON, John and ROBINSON, Peter, (eds.)
Designing Inclusive Futures.
London, Springer, 65-74.
LEWIS, R, MENARDI, C, YOXALL, Alaster and LANGLEY, Joe
Finger friction: grip and opening packaging.
Wear, 263 (7-12), 1124-1132.
YOXALL, Alaster, LANGLEY, Joe, JANSON, R., WEARN, J. and MANSON, G.
The use of uncertainty analysis for the design of container closures.
Packaging Technology and Science, 19 (3), 139-147.
LANGLEY, Joe, JANSON, R., WEARN, J. and YOXALL, Alaster
'Inclusive' design for containers: improving openability.
Packaging Technology and Science, 18 (6), 285-293.


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flashes of grace in politics, pop culture and publick houses
Moses Ochola is trying to renew his father's original mission: Making a space for African diasporic culture in Durham, with a new emphasis on the diaspora more than the African. Moses says The Vault is for "old Durham, black Durham."
Continue reading...On Wednesday night after the election, Durham Presbyterian Church held a bilingual Vigil for Peace, Unity and Hope with its sister congregation, Iglesia Emanuel. Toward the end of the service, about 70 Latino immigrants encircled the small sanctuary, holding candles, offering prayers and telling stories.
One woman said she went to work on Wednesday morning and her employer greeted her in tears, promising to hide her family if the persecution starts. Another woman explicitly named the Nazis and the Jews. "We are so afraid," she said.
Continue reading...Doug and Mona represent the kind of economic development we need. Durham is their destination. They haven't felt the need to "own" it, to tear it down, to rebuild it, to go in and change a neighborhood so it better suits them.
Continue reading...In the urban renewal of the 1960s, the Durham Freeway disrupted Hayti, the city's once-vibrant black-owned business district and the neighborhoods it served. Today, skyscrapers are rising downtown, changing the faces of downtown Durham. Even if those realities are far from her own experience as a rising second-grader, Molly Sprague's tears were very, very real.
Continue reading...In a new wave of social-justice work, church communities are looking outside their walls for the reconciliation they haven't found inside, and they're bringing this movement to summer camp.
Continue reading...The Greensboro anti-racism group the Racial Equity Institute has been doing so many workshops in the Triangle, it has spawned it own catering company, a cottage industry to feed the fight against racism.
Continue reading...Wearing a T-shirt that said, "CHOOSE LOCAL MUSIC," JKutchma was his usual kinetic self on-stage – one of the most physical performers the Triangle has known – but he gave it a little extra that night, ad-libbing an impassioned sermon on how in the age of the mp3, it had become harder and harder for musicians to finance their work.
Continue reading...Last fall, the Duke Memorial United Methodist Church installed a port-o-potty outside after a youth-group mission trip to Asheville, where the kids met a lot of people living on the streets and realized how hard it can be to find a bathroom.
Continue reading...Vinyl records make you sit and listen, because if you don't, then they're just going to keep playing the same three or four songs over and over again. You can just turn on Pandora and forget about it, which is what so many of us do with music nowadays. With vinyl, you sit there, waiting: to carefully, delicately lift the needle, to pick up the disc with attentive gentleness, reverently to flip it over or slide it back into its sleeve, to coax another one out, to hold it by its edges so as not to smudge the ebony sheen, to circumnavigate the center hole over the spindle, to land the stylus like a helicopter carrying the queen.
Continue reading..."At the church, a tribal war broke out between those who sought to maintain the old neighborhood and the newcomers who had begun to attend the church. In the short term, the old-timers won. It was, in a word, unpleasant."
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In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've been turning over in my mind ever since. "Whenever you feel like criticizing any one," he told me, "just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had." He didn't say any more but we've always been unusually communicative in a reserved way, and I understood that he meant a great deal more than that. In consequence I'm inclined to reserve all judgments, a habit that has opened up many curious natures to me and also made me the victim of not a few veteran bores. The abnormal mind is quick to detect and attach itself to this quality when it appears in a normal person, and so it came about that in college I was unjustly accused of being a politician, because I was privy to the secret griefs of wild, unknown men. Most of the confidences were unsought--frequently I have feigned sleep, preoccupation, or a hostile levity when I realized by some unmistakable sign that an intimate revelation was quivering on the horizon--for the intimate revelations of young men or at least the terms in which they express them are usually plagiaristic and marred by obvious suppressions. Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope. I am still a little afraid of missing something if I forget that, as my father snobbishly suggested, and I snobbishly repeat a sense of the fundamental decencies is parcelled out unequally at birth.
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Google to expand into Sunnyvale, makes room for 2,900 workers
Original post made on Aug 15, 2011
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, August 15, 2011, 1:55 PM
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a resident of another community
on Aug 15, 2011 at 2:26 pm
Google+ "threatens" Facebook? Are you reciting Google's press releases verbatim? They're the only ones who could possible think that G+ threatens Facebook in any way.
Google+ has 25 million users versus Facebook's 750 million. Google also has a proven track record of falling flat on its face with its social media ventures. Can you say Orkut? How about Buzz?
I'm sure Mark Z isn't a bit worried. As one of the 25MM who signed up to check out G+, I have a hard time believing it will gain any real traction. It's certainly not a "threat" to Facebook. That's a knee-slapper!
a resident of Sylvan Park
on Aug 15, 2011 at 3:00 pm
Where is this business park? Although I read the article and the linked page, I could not see an address.
The "Too Funny" poster seems very sensitive about Facebook.
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out of 100
Metascore®Universal acclaim Based on a weighted average of all critic review scores.
A sample of reviews from critics across the country.
The best action thriller of the year.
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A spectacular windup toy of a thriller -- a contraption made by an artist.
Audiences will eat it up: This is a postmillennial spy-action movie pitched to a large international audience. You hardly need subtitles.
You sit there, and the action assaults you, and using words to re-create it would be futile. What actually happens to Jason Bourne is essentially immaterial. What matters is that SOMETHING must happen, so he can run away from it or toward it.
This is the most satisfying thriller of the year, capping the Bourne trilogy.
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Grilled Pork Chops With Anchovies And Swiss Chard
Anchovies | 10 , drained (Oil Packed) | |
Garlic | 5 Clove (25 gm), finely chopped | |
Extra virgin olive oil | 5 Tablespoon | |
Pork rib chops | 10 Ounce (About 1Inch Thick) | |
Red pepper | 1⁄4 Teaspoon, crushed | |
Swiss chard | 3 Pound, stems and inner ribs discarded, leaves coarsely chopped | |
Ground black pepper | To Taste |
1. In a small bowl, mash the anchovies with three-fourths of the garlic and stir in 3 tablespoons of the oil. Arrange the chops on a baking sheet and rub with the anchovy mixture. Let stand for 30 minutes.
2. Light a grill. In a large, deep skillet, cook the remaining garlic in the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil over moderately high heat until fragrant. 20 seconds. Add the crushed red pepper and cook for 20 seconds. Add the chard in handfuls, allowing it to wilt slightly before adding more. Cook the chard until tender, about 10 minutes. Season the chard with salt and black pepper and keep warm.
3. Season the pork with salt and pepper and grill over high heat, turning twice, until the chops are charred in spots and cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer to a platter and serve with the Swiss chard.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1845 Calories from Fat 1107
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 121 g185.8%
Saturated Fat 19.8 g99%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 314.4 mg104.8%
Sodium 3322.4 mg138.4%
Total Carbohydrates 60 g20%
Dietary Fiber 22.6 g90.4%
Sugars 15.3 g
Protein 135 g269.2%
Vitamin A 1668.4% Vitamin C 696.4%
Calcium 118.2% Iron 194.5%
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Thanks for a great review. I've heard great things about this series. I've been suffering from series fatigue and didn't want to commit to another. Glad to know that these can be treated as stand alones. I'm also getting "alpha" fatigue. So many "alphas" out there beating their chests and dragging their women by the hair into their caves. Siiiiigh. What interests me is what you said about their relationship being balanced and it's not just all about "his" awesome, fabulous supernatural powers. Going to go check them out 🙂
Thank you! It really was an interesting story. There's a fair amount of alpha male growly going on, but Emerson is very powerful in her own right and gives as good as she gets. Even though his judgment is skewed by his need to protect her, Drake has a surprisingly level head most of the time. I love stories about mythology, too, so it was a win all around for me. Glad you enjoyed the review!
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I have also made a short video clip of the Victorian army uniform whcih can be found on this page
This is part of a collection of photographs of Scottish and British Military related images. The site contains a variety of army pictures over a varied time period from the early wars of independence to the second world war. It includes pictures of Scottish regimental uniforms, captured weapons and uniforms and also military machine pictures made or used in Scotland


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Early phase psychotic illness and putative prodromal states represent enormous challenges and opportunities. The challenges include diagnostic uncertainty in an age range which is critical to maturation and individuation and fraught with psychological and social stresses. The opportunities include the ability to intervene appropriately, effectively and consistently in order to have a profound impact on long-term individual and public health disease consequences. In our Principal Research Core we are/will be conducting an extensive series of studies in this context. The theme is to inform treatment decisions and this requires involving all of the units in the Operations Core as well as the units in the Methods Core. We have selected to present, as examples, several planned studies which fit the description of R-34-like development projects. These projects, as suggested by the Program Announcement, are intended to provide preliminary data to guide the design of future, more definitive investigations. We have selected examples which illustrate the range of related, but distinct, issues that Center investigators will address in keeping with our theme. We have also provided a selected array of planned pilot studies, particularly those involving young investigators. The study of the potential role of antidepressants in the treatment of the putative schizophrenia prodrome will provide controlled data following up exciting findings obtained in open naturalistic treatment. In addition, this trial and it's results will relate to the adherence issue in that we have found the target population to be more . It also relates to the adverse effects challenges, because antidepressants have very different risk profiles compared to antipsychotics. The role of the clinical assessment unit is critical in both identifying appropriate subjects, but also ensuring that any clinical predictors associated with preferential response to one class of agents or another are well-captured. Similarly, the biomarker unit can help to inform biological and other predictors and mediating variables which will ultimately inform treatment decisions and provide clues to basic mechanism(s). The treatment of substance-induced psychotic disorder has not received adequate attention. Do such individuals require antipsychotic treatment to prevent recurrence of psychosis? Are these in fact, individuals with a heightened vulnerability/diathesis toward psychotic disorders? All of the units in the Center come into play in addressing this question and the Center projects and data base facilitate important comparisons with patients whose prodromal symptoms and/or psychoses are not complicated by seeming substance use precipitation of psychotic signs and symptoms. Similarly, the presence of psychotic symptoms in young individuals with bipolar disorder raises questions about diagnosis and diagnostic stability as well as important decisions about the potential long-term use of antipsychotic drugs and the related adherence and adverse effects issues affecting this population. Again the potential role of biomarkers and clinical predictors in this context cannot be overemphasized. The availability of a longitudinal data base on well-characterized bipolar patients with psychotic disorders enables us to use trajectory and symptom based clustering in addition to traditional diagnostic approaches. In any situation where drugs which affect weight regulation and metabolic parameter are potentially used, we need to have a better understanding of preventive and management strategies. We have chosen a particularly vulnerable (on many levels) population (i.e. early onset schizophrenia) to study a strategy or risk reduction. This project also draws on the resources and guidance of all of the Center's Units, and the data will be valuable in managing any patients who might be treated with drugs affecting metabolism. Finally, we propose a project focusing on method advancement that involves the development of an appropriate functional battery for early phase illness. This battery involves the assessment of both social and role functioning, utilizing measures of competence versus achievement to differentiate key aspects mediating functional disability in early phase patients.
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Triple post. Smart of the oilers to take a bunch of penalties knowing they aren't at risk of giving up a goal.
Holy crap Shark's first line so far is outstanding After tonight's game Thorton has 9 points in 3 games and Marleau has 6 goals and 8 points in 3 games.
Don't worry, bro. Kings will bounce back eventually. This night belongs to the Oilers. They were robbed and were redeemed by Gagner.
PP is pathetic, but the oilers definitely earned that game. The Kings basically have had 0 contribution from their first three lines.
Oilers game was ridiculous, had so much fun watching it while I was at the bar tonight. Still don't know whether my first Oilers jersey should be a J. Schultz or Yakupov.
... He's setting the bar way too high, what the hell would he do if he scored the Cup winning goal? Jump over the boards?
Bet again? Rematch tonight. I lose I extend my icon a week. I win you wear the good ol Canuckles logo And LOL Kings
That goal celebration from Yakupov might fly in the Euro leagues... but he's going to get his ass beat in North America if he makes a habit of that, haha.
Hawks 4 and OH ... can they keep up the pace? Last night against Dallas was a nail biter. fucking corey crawford...
I am nervously/cautiously optimistic, they had a 9 game losing streak last season and still have yet to find solid netminding... Would love to see them play Boston for the Cup.
Awesome reaction from Yapukov last night. Good for the kid. He's definitely gonna be an exciting player. Too bad hes on the Oilers.
Just his attitude. I dunno, I know some ridiculously arrogant Russians and he reminds me of these dudes.
Terrible pass... crosby kicks it to himself, dekes 2 guys including Buf and sticks it 5 hole backhand Yeah he's back.


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About Vancouver
Come and discover Vancouver, a modern, magical city set among lush green mountain forests and beaches lapped by the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy the friendly multicultural atmosphere of Western Canada's largest Metropolis, where you can enjoy shopping, museums, and many outdoor adventures. ILSC-Vancouver is conveniently located in the city's downtown, close to public transport, banks, restaurants, and shopping options. The city is pedestrian and cyclist friendly, with a growing network of bike lanes, and walking routes.
A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers will enjoy mountain biking along the wooded trails of Pacific Spirit Park, roller blading around the Seawall, hiking up Grouse or Seymour mountains to take in the magnificent coastal views, or relaxing in Stanley Park, a beach-lined natural oasis that is only a short stroll from the city centre.
Experience the City Year Round
Buds and blossoms start appearing on Vancouver trees as early as February. Meanwhile on the mountains, the ski season often lasts until well into April. Vancouver has the earliest growing season in Canada, but spring is often still rainy and cool, so make sure to keep your warm clothes and umbrella handy this time of year.
In summer, students can enjoy lounging on Vancouver's many beaches, try standup paddle-boarding in English Bay (the latest Vancouver craze), check out the Fireworks competition, hike the local mountains or enjoy the city's many free summer festivals, Canada Day celebrations, and more. Summers in Vancouver are comfortable. Bring a bathing suit, but make sure to have a warm sweater and jacket for the cool coastal evenings.
Vancouver often stays sunny and comfortable well into October, although temperatures do start to cool off, so when September hits, you can put your bathing suit away. In mid-late October, expect Vancouver's famous rains to start feeding our lush and beautiful rainforests. Make sure you have warm clothes to bundle up, and don't forget your umbrella!
Home of the 2010 Winter Olympics, Vancouver is a popular destination for skiers, snowboarders and winter sports fans. The world renowned Whistler Mountain Ski Resort is a 1½ hour drive from the city. Local ski hills, Grouse, Seymour, and Cypress are all a short ½ hour drive from downtown. Snow falls on the mountains, but rarely in the city where average temperatures hover around 10°C. There will be a few winter days that hit the freezing point, though, so bring warm clothes and rain gear.


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Sleeps | 8 |
Bedrooms | 4 |
Bathrooms | 2 |
Space | 2,100 sq. ft. |
Property type | house |
Minimum Stay | 2 nights |
Built in the 1840's and newly renovated, this 2-level, 4-bedroom Italianate-style townhome apartment reflects the Federal majesty of the mid-1800's, and the individualistic expressions of post-Civil war Gettysburg. Street-facing windows on the main level are accentuated with stained glass, creating a feel-good rainbow effect in the common area parlor and dining room.
Bedrooms on the first and second level pay tribute to the owners' family heritage. Take your pick from the Charles, Chastang, Earley or Hughes bedrooms. Like the people whose names they bear, each room has its own personality and ambiance.
A major upgrade is the amazing chandelier-adorned spa bath that lets you know this is no ordinary Gettysburg address... This is The LaVerne Guesthouse.
Located one-half block from Lincoln Square and three doors down from the historic Wills House, The LaVerne is within walking distance to dining, antiquing, shopping, and the theater. This guesthouse is appointed with all the basics you need to feel at home, including kitchenware, towels, linens and paper products.
The property will be cleaned and ready for your arrival; however, there is no daily housekeeping service. Therefore, we respectfully request that you maintain the home in a neat and orderly fashion, wash any dishes used in the kitchen and spot clean when necessary.
This is our second home in Gettysburg. We welcome only guests who are willing to respect our property as if it is their own. This is why we will rent only to families or couples. Please do not inquire if you intend to use our home as a "party pad." We have a property manager who will respond immediately if you ever need assistance during your stay.
Your stay at The LaVerne Guesthouse puts you in the heart of everything Gettysburg is known for. Whether it's sightseeing, nightlife, performing or cultural arts, cinema, vintage or contemporary shopping, fine dining or artsy coffee houses...You can walk there from here!
Leave your car in your private parking space and take a walking tour of the pre and post-Civil War era architectural styles in the Gettysburg Historic District. And don't forget to check the schedule for nightly performances or frequent art shows right in the neighborhood. Or, catch the free trolley for a short ride to the battlefields and visit the Civil War Museum.
If you do decide to take a drive, visit the nearby Gettysburg Outlet Stores...or tour one of the close-by wineries. Whatever your itinerary, your stay will be in the perfect location. The LaVerne Guesthouse... a home of historic distinction.
Wonderful time and couldn't have asked for the best fireworks view for New Years right from the living, dining and two bedrooms. It was perfect for some of our family who wanted to stay in doors and the rest of us just walked out the front door. The house is big for being only on the second and third floor (owner's daughter owns salon on first floor). The kitchen was small, but it was just fine for preparing dinner and breakfast. The rooms on the 3rd floor do get hot, while the 2nd floor remains cooler. The window do not open and there are no curtains or shades in the two rooms facing the front street, so the light woke all of us early. Darker curtains would be recommended. I did not feel the house was that clean for the cost of cleaning service and the kitchen lacked trash bags. The back entrance is a bit complicated with steps and dodging workers from the Chinese Restaurant next door. There are lots of steps inside and out, so not recommended for toddlers who have not mastered the steps yet or elderly adults. Other than that, we had a fabulous New Years walking to all the shops, history museums, theater, restaurants, etc. Did not need our cars at all except for when we went to Ski Liberty which was a short 20 min drive. Thanks for a great time.
Another great stay at the LaVerne for Remembrance Weekend in Gettysburg.
Super clean and the absolute best location, would recommend to everyone!
This was a fantastic place for me and my group of friends who were in town for Halloween festivities and to see the battlefield:
The location was perfect and the house was beautiful. Highly recommended!
We had the pleasure of renting The LaVerne House for a 3 night stay in October 2016. The home is clean and well equipped for comfort and needs. All 7 of us (adults ages 50's and 60's) enjoyed the accommodations. When traveling our group appreciates the ability to relax together in a home rather then separated in hotel rooms. It allowed us to eat meals in a few times while also being a good value per couple per night.
The location is ideal for visiting the historic Gettysburg sites, multiple restaurants and various shops. If you were inclined, you would even be able to do all of your site seeing on foot. I would recommend this property to Gettysburg visitors.
Perfect location and great venue with excellent amenities. Perfect back deck and had great communication with owner that made it very easy. Would recommend to anyone looking for a great Gburg experience. Five stars
Great location in downtown Gettysburg. The price was more than the VRBO advertised "average night stay" of 283 per night. Really nice place and great views of York Street from the living room and dining room.
Gettysburg National Military Park, Majestic Theater, Hershey Park (50 miles), Catoctin Zoo, Ski Liberty, Boyd's Bear Country, New Oxford 'Antique Capital', Harley Davidson Plant in York PA (30 miles), Washington DC (60 miles), Lancaster Pennsylvania Dutch Country (45 miles)
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This is such a great and frugal DIY project! It is hard to know what to do with an old door. The wood seems a waste to dispose of and many are made with high quality. Of course, you can always refinish and hang it back up as a door, but finding some other cool ideas can be just as useful!
Well, this project turns a door into an outdoor table or patio table. It really looks awesome being used in this form – but beyond awesome, it's a smart reuse of an old door!
This project was done by Stacey from Embracing Change. She had this old door and found some inspiration and wanted to create something useful, instead of disposing it.
She thought this table idea! In addition, a table needs chairs! She didn't have the chairs – she just used Freecycle and found free chairs too! You can also use a similar source like Listia for more options on finding free items (and old furniture for these nice new DIY projects!).
You will want to head over to Embracing Change site to see many pictures of what she did to create this project and what she used to finish these old pieces of furniture and get some ideas and inspiration from this great project!
What do you think of this idea? How have you used an old door?
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Add some colors to your sources
Learn how to add color to your sources to have them really stand out.
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logic or functionality, instead of putting these comments in green color, generally we will prefer to put them in different colors. For doing this some people will use tools some will do programmatically. Instead of doing so we can add some colors to our program by using simple Client Access keyboard mapping.
Let us see how we can do this..
Click on the "MAP" button
Click on any key, for example I want to map my ALT + R for red color
So click on R and type APL 28 in the box provided against Alt and save the settings.
Now go to the source line, which you want to make in RED. Put your cursor just before the first word of the line and press ALT + R and enter, the source line will be displayed red in color.
For different colors follow this table:
APL 20 - Green
APL 21 - Green RI
APL 22 - White
APL 23 - White RI
APL 24 - Green UL
APL 25 - Green RI UL
APL 26 - White UL
APL 28 - Red
APL 29 - Red RI
APL 30 - Blue
APL 31 - Blue RI
APL 32 - Yellow
APL 33 - Yellow RI
APL 34 - Blue UL
APL 35 - Blue UL RI
By using this technique we can change the colors for member text too... take option 13 and F4 for member you want to change the color first, then put your cursor just before the first letter in the text and press corresponding color key and press enter. Now you can see your member text will be displayed in different color.
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