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You read that right. The campy reality series spotlighting appallingly petty, chichi women in wealthy cities—New York, Beverly Hills and Atlanta among them—can teach you a thing or two about engaging your target audience. Take a hint from the network's gaggle of nitpicking socialites to refresh your company's marketing campaign.
Brand Consistency
Kim Zolciak is the big-haired wino and LuAnn de Lesseps the persnickety countess. The biggest Housewives personalities are popular because they developed consistent identities that appeal to their target audience.
Customers won't remember your business if you change your colors or rewrite your tagline as often as Kim changes her wig. Resist the urge to reinvent yourself when you're itching for attention (although that'd be a very Housewife-y thing to do).
Everything associated with your company needs to relate back to a consistent theme so that your target audience remembers you. Create a compelling brand voice and identity then stick to it.
Almost every Housewife markets herself on social media. Grown-up (well, technically) child actor Kyle Richards makes good on her promise to answer every tweet. Keep your social media campaign active by posting to Facebook at least twice per week and tweet even more often. Never let your company's social media accounts go stagnant. People notice.
Make sure you're only sharing relevant content, too. For example, Adrienne Maloof asks her mostly female Facebook fans which dress she should wear to her next black-tie event. Followers jump at the chance to dress her.
Not only do the Housewives maintain engaging social media accounts, they also promote their presence on talk shows and in videos posted on Bravo's website. Follow their cue with promotions in your direct mail campaigns, on your business cards and in every email signature.
Blog, Then Blog Some More
Housewives use their blogs for shameless self-promotion, and it's good for business. If your business decides to start a blog, prepare for a lot of writing. Like your social media accounts, you need to post regularly to be effective. Attract target audiences with catchy headlines and telling excerpts. Invite comments and reply to them. Reward readers by announcing discounts and specials on the blog.
There's nothing to emulate about the way Housewives interact with each other. But branding and blogging like a Bravolebrity will attract major attention to your business.


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UPDATE: A source tells E! JAY Z's name has been this way for the last three years.
JAY-Z has 99 problems, but hyphenation ain't one.
The hip-hop superstar has reportedly dropped the hyphen from his name, changing his moniker from JAY-Z to, well, JAY Z (and yes, that's all caps).
Billboard editor Joe Levy first broke the story with a single tweet, sharing the news on social media while simultaneously confusing the heck out of many of Hova's fans.
"Breaking: Jay Z has dropped the hyphen from his name, according to his label. I am not kidding. (Wish I was.) Copy editors: take note," he posted on his Twitter page.
While there's a bit of discrepancy in the Twitterverse as to when Beyoncé's man formally dropped the hyphen (some users insist the change happened years ago), the rapper's most recent album, Magna Carta Holy Grail has Jay's name on the cover art, but there's a strategic strike through the text, so the exact styling is unclear.
Regardless of the name technicality, Jay's latest album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard charts, solidifying the rapper's lead as the solo artist with the most No. 1 albums in history.
The record stats don't even take into account Blue Ivy's dad's unprecedented deal with Samsung, in which 1 million advance copies of the album were given away for free to Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners.
While the canny deal has certainly caused some controversy, the famous father is seemingly enjoying his success.
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The story of fifty Trainee Pilots - RAAF Narromine NSW, December 1941 'Make sure you give your brother a big hug and remember his face as you will never see him again.'
These are the heartbreaking words of a father, addressed to his daughter, as her brother Bill Gunning went off to war. Tragically, his father's presentiment came to pass and, like so many other young men who fought in World War II, Bill never did come back.
In 1965 in Kew, Melbourne, 88-year-old Grace Tabulo passed away at her 1860's home, Fairyland. This ended more than 20 years that Grace and her Gallipoli veteran husband Jim had made their home a tourist attraction for children in the local area and beyond. It was a unique place in a more innocent time that had a profound effect on all those who went there. What motivated this childless couple to dedicate their lives to their community? And what are some of the mysteries that lie behind this story?
A true tale of trials and tribulations in Papua between 1962 and 1982 This book is the story of PNG's journey from wild colonial exuberance to nurtured independence, entwined with a personal tale of the trials, tribulations and way of life in sometimes remote plantations set in Papua in the 1960s through to the 1980s.
A Scientific Analysis 'Plato's Caribbean Atlantis' provides a scientific explanation for the greatest and most misunderstood archaeological mystery of any era – the lost civilisation of Atlantis. The book's conclusions may cause a radical rethinking of the origin of human civilisation and the geological processes that have shaped humanity.
The hardships of growing up in the Northern Territory Catalina Selena Rose is an adventurer who loves camping, bushwalking and sightseeing. Poverty, Poaching, Police is Catalina's autobiographical memoir that explains where her passion of animals, their welfare and her love of zoos comes from. She's a unique character that feels comfortable handling creepy-crawlies, snakes and large crocodiles.
Have you ever wondered what really happens inside a taxi? Bit of a voyeur are you? Come take a ride with me... Working as a female cabbie driving the night shift in Perth in her 20's and 30's, Rowena experienced many situations that gave her amazing insight into the people around her. Picking up many odd yet fascinating fares, Rowena discovered there is no 'normal' in human nature.
Everything you need to know about building your dream villa in Bali. From sourcing land, putting together your team and creating a brief to dealing with construction, finding the right fixtures and fittings and living happily ever after in Bali. Illustrated with many beautiful and inspiring shots of some of Bali's best known villas.
Four Corners is a 3600-acre farm nestled away in the Shire of Dandaragan in Western Australia. When Ron and Val Carter first acquired it in 1955, it was virgin scrub land — no communication, no electricity, just acres of bush. They envisioned a viable farm where cattle grazed and crops flourished; a place where they could raise their growing family.
A Blackwood Trilogy began with a 1990s publication titled Brothers on the Blackwood. It was a story centered on a tiny country town in south western Australia involving convicts, cattle stealing, settlers in conflict and Supreme Court action. From there the story expanded into this Trilogy, evermore intriguing, fascinating, captivating.
It's not pretty, but it needs to be done, and Little Fist knows how to do it. She knows when to strike and when to talk, when to walk away and when to get involved. Security work is as much about judgement as it is muscle-power, and Little Fist uses both with extraordinary skill.
What is Lisztomania, and how was it cured? Who was Drog, and what was his prophecy regarding Electronic Music? What preparation do you need before throwing an artistic tantrum? Which orchestral musicians are also qualified to run a hospital? The plausible answers to these and many other tantalising questions can be found in this wickedly funny – and occasionally just wicked – book.
As part of the VISIONS 2100 Project, this book tells of the power of Visions and invites the reader to create and share their own vision of a better world. Only by starting conversations of the future will we manage to build the world that we really want. The future is a beautiful, if challenging, partner. Your choice is whether you take the risk in having a first date or whether you are happy to accept a life of regret.
Radio drama is often called the "theatre of the mind", wherein a listener's imagination is stimulated by voices, sounds, and music to create mental imagery as real as any bricks-and-mortar theatre. Reg James spent a lifetime in the thick of Australian radio drama. Rising through the ranks at Grace Gibson Radio Productions — from despatch boy to general manager — he takes us behind the scenes into the fascinating world of broadcasting from the 1930s to the present day.
Is killing ever justified? Would you kill to protect someone you love? Is killing for your country an act of patriotism or murder? Is the death penalty justified or simply vengeance? Is one human life ever worth more than another? Good Reasons to Kill, the first book of its kind, shares the stories of people who have confronted the biggest moral dilemma possible. At the core of each story are two questions; what would you do in the same situation, and do we ever have a good reason to kill?
A Guide to Thoughtful Parenting by Sue Gould and Doug MacLean Parenting can be a wild ride. It can be the ultimate roller coaster. Unlike the fairground ride, however, it won't just stop when you have had enough. It is a lifelong journey. Parents need all the help they can get, as they hang on for the ride. Especially because this is a ride that can be derailed by chance events, no matter how much great work parents put in.
Including the hidden job market, e-recruitment, resumes, online profiles and cover letters In this book we bring you what is current and important in today's job search. From finding a job through the hidden or advertised job market, through to writing your resume, the information contained in this book will help you on your journey. Most importantly, we touch on the challenges of e-recruitment tools and provide you much needed information on how technology is now impacting your job search.
The nature of sleep, and how to nurture it in children and teenagers If you want all the information you need to get your children and teenagers to sleep well, this book is for you. Our young people have much less sleep than their counterparts in any previous generation, and parents are understandably concerned. They consistently ask, "Can we blame nature, nurture or both, for the chronic sleep deficits our young people currently suffer?"
Help your students choose success That's right, success is a choice. Here are powerful ready-to-use tools that will support positive choices. Ian Mackie and Gary MacLennan have a lifetime of experience in education. Both have taught in a wide variety of settings in Australia and internationally. This book is written for you. Enjoy a conversation between you, the authors and the world's most influential thinkers in education, psychology and behavioural economics. Don't miss out!
A world-first cycle expedition across Africa from Senegal to Somalia
The story of Kate Leeming's astonishing 22,000-kilometre trek by bicycle across Africa – dodging rebels, insurgents and Somali pirates and exotic and dangerous wildlife while battling extreme conditions from desert to jungled terrain on non-existent roads and faint tracks, is more than a story of mental grit and physical endurance.
This 'must have guide for parents' is what you need to know about primary education with advice on ways to prepare your child for primary school. Also discover what schools and teachers aren't telling you. There is no other resource on the market that will honestly inform you about what is occurring in primary schools across Australia, warts and all!
The remarkable story of one of race calling's favourite sons
The View From The Clouds is a testament to one man's love for all things horses, given free reign through the arcane pursuit of race broadcasting.
Life & Legacy of a Borana Statesman
From time to time, certain individuals who display courage and self-sacrifice for the greater good emerge to make a lasting impact on the lives of entire communities. The late Jatani Ali Tandhu ("Shaalaqa") was such a figure, born into a Borana family in southern Ethiopia.
The Very Worst Of The Beatles is a light-hearted but studious examination of the band's least outstanding moments, from the hurried and badly played cover versions they were obliged to record for a hungry market in the early sixties, to the drug-fuelled and overblown indulgences from later in the decade when they had no obligations at all.
The life and times of an Australian radio legend
YES, MISS GIBSON offers a nostalgic journey back to the 1950s when radio drama dominated Australia's age of innocence. What emerges is a rare social and media history, and an engaging look into the bustling radio industry of a lost era.
How Death Shapes Life on Earth, and What it Means For Us
Death Rules explores life from the perspective of death. We are all going to die; our lifespan is limited. That is the way it is. And yet we do our best to avoid death, and at almost any cost. While we accept the fact of death, we seldom talk about it. Now, in the 21st century, science is offering us the opportunity to better understand the vital role of death as it shapes the success and the complexity of life on Earth, and to appreciate our place in the midst of it all.
Candace's lifelong mission was to create the perfect love story to tell her grandchildren. Instead, three decades in, she is divorced, broken-hearted and dealing with the aftermath of an affair. Wanting to understand where she went wrong, and how she can make it right again, Candace turned to others—friends, family, experts and complete strangers—to make sense of it all. In her raw, honest, and emotionally charged memoir she shares her own love story while weaving through the thoughts and experiences of others.
HANDCRAFTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FROM DIDJERIDU TO SYNTHESIZER From Bulgarian zurlas to bass drums, from the delicate lute to the high-tech Fairlight Computer Musical Instrument, Australians make some of the world's finest musical instruments. This magnificently illustrated book is the first to tell the story of the people, some world famous, dedicated to coaxing beautiful music from natural and manufactured materials.
What Australians think of constitutional reform t is usually thought that, at best, the Australian public has little interest in constitutional reform or, at worst, is profoundly suspicious of it. A key reason for voter reluctance to countenance reform is the poor state of civics education in Australia, which has the consequence that voters are, understandably, fearful of changing what they do not understand.
The True Story of One Woman's Quest for Justice
f you ever wondered why so many victims choose not to report rape or why so many people prefer to put the blame for crime on its victims, then you should read this book. Catherine's story will stop you in your tracks as you ponder how this could happen to an innocent person. - Michael O'Connell APM, Commissioner for Victims' Rights.
A Bad Combat Plan Saved by Good Men, June 6, 1944 - The Tragedy of the Missing LVTs
In this controversial book, the first in a series on D-Day, the author Temple Kehoe provides irrefutable evidence that the D-Day invasion plan was an incompetent combat plan that failed to use the available amphibious invasion technology and experience that could have changed the course of the war. The author shows how even as late as April 1944 this could have been fixed.
The Incredible Life of John Hyland
In the 1850's an amazing man came to the western districts of Victoria from Tipperary in Ireland. Police Trooper, pioneer, capturer of bushrangers, squatter, mayor, stock and land auctioneer, friend of Australia's first Governor General and a mentor to Archibald, the founder of The Bulletin.
The no-nonsense baby and toddler sleep solution
Packed with useful tips, tools and techniques to ensure you and your child get a good night's sleep. This book will change your life and help your child to reach their potential! In this easy-to-read guide, Dr Annemarie Christie shows you a proven system to get your child sleeping through the night, and taking long, restful naps during the day.
And other travel stories
For more years than she cares to count, Lee Mylne has been travelling wherever life has taken her. Sometimes, she has found the road smooth…other times, there have been some rough patches. But an inherent sense of optimism - the belief that the glass is almost always half-full - has kept her going when more sensible people may have stayed at home.
My Extraordinary Life
"Give me everything in the till. Notes only! Don't make me nervous or I'll shoot!" The waitress handed me twenty dollars. I fled back to the car and John hightailed it outta there. Roxanne is a fascinating, sometimes confronting, insight into a life most of us will only hear about fleetingly on the six o'clock news.
Being the Salvos Now
The Salvos are part of the fabric of Australian culture. This once rag-tag mob of 19th Century evangelists has morphed into a much loved Christian charity. This is both gratifying and challenging. How do we balance the Christian bit and the charity bit? How are we Salvos to understand our place in the wider church?
A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners
Renowned Australian nature photographer Jacci Ingham shares her passion for chasing storms and reveals her secrets of mastering the art of weather photography. In this comprehensive guide, Jacci teaches you everything you need to know about capturing your own landscape and lightning images.
The remarkable story of an Iraqi Jewish Refugee
This is the remarkable true story of a young child who endured the murder of his family and the imprisonment of a brutal regime. Marvin escaped from Iraq only to discover that the human rights system would not deliver the liberty and freedom he sought
A history of the Chin people, the Newland family and the American Baptist Chin Mission This is the story of Surgeon-Major Arthur Newland, the pioneering photo-journalist who gave the Chins their written language; of the missionaries who converted the Chins to Christianity and of the Chin people themselves, a complex feudal society living in one of the most inaccessible regions on Earth.
Enjoying Challenges is the story of Ada Drue May, born in 1919 in Adelaide, South Australia. It provides a rich account of life in Australia in the early to rnid 20th Century as vvell as chronicling the travels of Ada and her husband Arthur throughout Australia and across the vvorld through the 1970's to the 1990's. Filled vvith fascinating stories of a life well-lived and vvritten with warmth and humour, Enjoying Challenges provides a great read for lovers of history and travel alike.
A Reflection on Selected Works of William Hodgen Jnr
An Australian Story Based on a cornerstone of ancestral memoirs archived by his great-grandmother Elizabeth Summerhayes [1871-1947], the author has constructed a monumental masterpiece from his extensive research into the life and times of one remarkable Australian.
No Service, Returned and Captured Mail The postal history of civilian No Service, Returned & Captured Mail resulting from the Arab-Israeli conflict has been neglected in philatelic literature. Philately is simply the study of stamps and postal history. Postal history can be defined as postal covers sent through the mail, as well as associated material, which illustrate the historical episodes of the civilian postal system.
Learning a second language opens new doors to a new culture, its ideas and its people. The purpose of Spanish for Travellers is to help English speaking people to learn the basics of the Spanish language. So when travelling to Spain or Latin America, their journey will be more enjoyable.
A World of Myth is an excellent introduction to the topic of global migration, xenophobia and racism. Written by Nobel M. Pasi (a global migrant who has lived in Zimbabwe, the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand and Australia), the book looks at 28 myths about migrants that are commonly spread by politicians, the mass media, and the public at large. Using data from nations across the world, each myth is challenged for its validity.
The death of a loved one is a difficult and emotional time for everyone. For most of us, coping with death and planning a funeral is one of the most difficult things we will ever be asked to do. Yet, we are generally unaware of our funeral rights and don't know how we can have genuine and meaningful involvement in the funeral. n this book, Peter Erceg informs and empowers you so that you can have more involvement in the whole experience.
Based on the True events of an Australian / Italian actress' social experiment to walk in the footsteps of her Mother, in the hope that she will find forgiveness, a green card and a white fly!
This is Bianca Leone's true story of her search to find answers, and help her mother's spirit return to her home soil in a heartfelt ceremony, so she and her mother could finally have peace.
Qantas Pilot Flying Stories "The pilots with the 747 have carried Australians to the world... These are their fascinating stories of passion and commitment. Essential reading for anyone in love with flying" - Geoffrey Thomas, Chief Editor, Air Transport World
Saving the gilt-edged kid from oblivion For over forty years, composer George Dreyfus—he wrote the much-loved Theme from Rush—has confronted Opera Australia about the opera it commissioned from him in 1969 but never performed. Lashing around wildly, regardless of reputations, including his own, George Dreyfus entertains his readers in his inimitable humourous style.
A Guide for Those Left Behind Those going missing far exceed the combined number of traffic fatalities, suicides, and all the injuries requiring hospitalization. Added to this, for every person reported missing at least twelve others are affected either emotionally, physically or financially. For some it lasts a lifetime.
A Centenary History of Thirroul Labor (Est. 1913) "Blood drawn in feud – fight in billiard saloon Men and women came to blows last night at Thirroul over a political feud between supporters of the Labor Party. They met on equal terms about 50-a-side in a billiard saloon and, although the fight was stopped without outside interference, it was not until blood had been drawn." - Cairns Post, 1 August 1933
The Story of the 25,000 kilometre Great Australian Expedition "Take a large measure of guts, strength, will and heart; add a bike and a young woman and spend 25000 kilometres across Australia. Truth can be so much better than fiction. A brilliant story." Bryce Courtenay
The Guide for Healthy Eating for Heart Problems
The basis of this book lies in the inescapable fact that what we do with our bodies has a major impact on our heart and our health. Many people have asked me over my years in private cardiology practice for advice on diet, exercise and weight management. I therefore sought to develop a resource to which people can refer when trying to reduce the risk factors that lead to heart disease.
Behind the scenes of two of Australia's most outrageous television shows Two shows changed the face of Australian television forever, and rocked the nation to its foundations. And now, the creator of Number 96 and the Executive Producer of The Mavis Bramston Show takes you behind the scenes of these two controversial, outrageously ground-breaking series for a jaunt through the industry's Golden Years.
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A Vision for a New Australian Constitution The contents of the federal Constitution are a mystery to most people, yet it is in the Constitution that are found the rules of how our institutions function, and what powers they may exercise over us. In a time of increasing voter dissatisfaction with how government is conducted in Australia, this book explains how our Constitution works, and why it is in need of reform. Foreword by the Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG
Faith, betrayal, pain, courage, justice. A police investigation, a very public criminal trial and the silence of the general Catholic community, unwilling to believe evil about a popular priest, make this particular journey very painful indeed but a very good insight for the reader into the power of a strong and loving family.
Once called "the island of serendipity", Sri Lanka is a place where a rich culture and chequered history combine. Where cricket tragics, surfers, and adventurers meet Buddhist monks, fishermen, and orphaned elephants. Where the scent of cinnamon floats on the air and there's a feeling that anything is possible. This collection of travellers' tales has been put together to benefit the "Samadhi Grove" early childhood development centre in the village of Smagipura in southern Sri Lanka.
Artificial Intelligence, in the sense of a machine that is aware and capable of making intelligent decisions on indefinite criteria, does not yet exist. What needs to change to make intelligent machines a reality? Why has this not happened already? This book may be the first step in the direction that leads to a truly intelligent, evolving and learning machine.
Everybody deserves a place at the table Shanaka Fernando is often hailed as a modern-day revolutionary best known for his 'pay-what-you-can-afford' community restaurants in Melbourne. He was named Australia's Local Hero in the Australian of the Year Awards and was a guest judge on MasterChef alongside the Dalai Lama. Lentil as Anything strips back the labels that have been slapped onto Shanaka's media-built poster boy persona and gives us an insight into some of the experiences that have shaped the man he has become.
"This book has been many years in the making, and I have longed for it, because I knew Eric McNally and his remarkable story - and I saw first-hand how knowing Eric changed Robyn. Berkeley profoundly."
Wisdom of Eating is designed to bring more insight to understanding our physical body and its incredible intelligence. With a little guidance on this magnificent being combined with some basic information about food, this book will assist in alleviating confusion when it comes to your body's nutritional needs.
An Explanation of His Literary and Philosophical Activity Along with Freud and Marx Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) is undoubtedly one of the most influential thinkers and among the few brilliant writers who left an indelible mark on subsequent generations of writers, poets, and thinkers all over the world. Reading him can be a sobering as well as a maddening experience.
Common Sense information about your baby It is not possible for you as a parent to know what your doctor knows about illnesses, you would need to go to medical school for this, but it is totally possible for you to know just about everything that your doctor knows about a normal baby. You are entitled to this knowledge, and it is only when you have this basic knowledge that you can begin to trust Mother Nature and to trust your intuition.
Why is it that so often children are full of potential as infants, and less so as they grow older?
This book is designed for young parents who are embarking on the great adventure of bringing new people into the world. If you are a parent with a normal little boy or girl, you have a remarkable new member of the family. Your child is bright!
The ultimate method to find Chinese characters fast Chinese by Numbers presents the ultimate method to find Chinese characters fast. It does some things that no other Chinese reference book has ever tried. With more characters and its unique features it is the salvation of any person reading Chinese and frequently looking up new characters.
A common-sense approach to your dog's skin allergies, infestations and fears This book is dedicated to all those unfortunate itchy, scratchy, flea-plagued dogs out there and was written for the benefit of all their carers who have been blessed with a very special friend but the 'caring' is now costing more than the household can afford in both time and money. This easy to read guide will change your dog's life forever. Scratching and itching will become a thing of the past and not a chemical in sight!
A collection of experiences from a long golfing life "June was to me attraction personified. She was a friendly handsome woman who made me feel most comfortable when we were in close proximity or in friendly conversation. In fact she exuded a sensual aura, which undoubtedly affected my game. What a lovely way to have a poor score (poor choice of words)."
The truth about CSIRO's best selling "scientifically proven" diet "Read this book: it may save your life. And if enough people read it, it just might save the planet." Peter Singer, Professor of Bioethics, Princeton University "You may not agree with everything in this book, but it's an important book. Everyone who cares about their own health and the sustainability of the earth should read it." Dr Rosemary Stanton, OAM Nutritionist
If you are between 11 and 15 years of age, and you are about to start, or have already started your boarding adventure, this book is ideal for you. Read it by yourself, or share it with your parents. This book covers things that may happen to you, or around you, tips and hints on how to overcome difficulties, and ways to enrich your boarding experience.
A reply to people like Waleed Aly Religious believers think that their own belief is the one true religion. Why else would they believe it? Believers may be kindly and well-meaning, but belief gives them an underlying sense of righteousness, of being chosen, of cultural superiority. Yet there is no objective justification. Is this arrogance?
Women and Men tell their stories These are the life stories of ten Aboriginal people talking about where they grew up and their experiences before coming to Mt. Druitt.
A Practical Guide for Aged Care Workers Aged Care with Altruism is a practical guide on how best to provide care, what personal qualities are useful, and some difficulties one might encounter. It describes both the practical component of providing care, with altruism, which is the regard for others as a principle of action. 'Aged Care with Altruism' seeks to fill a gap in the knowledge base, for educators, aged care workers, and prospective aged care workers.
A collection of stories recounting the bush experiences of Rowan Murphy, a fourth generation landowner. "I have written them truthfully, irreverently and hopefully amusingly. They cover the good times and the bad, the uncomfortable and the delightful. I sincerely hope you will enjoy and be entertained."
In her book, SAGE:101 Faces of Age, Robyn Lambert documents year by year the process, response and attitudes about age, from the very young to the very old. It is a fascinating insight into the most natural of all processes and helps to highlight what is positive about ageing; in a society which reveres 'youth' and staying young.
As a result of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact signed between the Soviets and Nazi Germany on the 23rd August, 1939, the Germans invaded Poland from the west and the Red Army invaded Poland from the east. The Soviets quickly annexed its newly held territory and hundreds of thousands of Polish people were rounded up from the area and sent to Siberia and other remote parts of the USSR.
Barging In Europe— The Perfect Baby Boomer Adventure What should you do when you've never even been in a rowboat, but discover one boring Saturday morning, as you were reading two inches in a travel column, an instant but hitherto totally unknown passion to live and cruise on a barge in Europe? Should you give your Australian life the flick, pack your midlife crisis in two suitcases, kiss family and friends goodbye and grab a plane to the other side of the world to buy a boat? Absolutely! But where do you start?
A handy guide for easier communication This book has been designed for hospital like settings but can be used in any setting that the reader sees fit. It is to enable easier communication between professionals and their clients/patients who may struggle to communicate verbally due to various operations, intellectual disability or are non English speaking.
BOYS and the 'f' word comes jam-packed with ideas and strategies to help you increase both your awareness and your effectiveness in being with boys. It is an experience-based, hard-hitting, action-oriented work designed to assist parents be more gutsy, firm and connected in their parenting. It helps teachers think about boys in ways that propels re-energised and re-organised teaching and it ensures better grades.
Taking the Drop is the life-affirming story of four women who took up surfing in their forties, broke away from their existing daily routines and steered their lives into new directions. Their love of the ocean broadens their horizons, teaches them lessons of skill and survival, allows them time for reflection and shows them that change and loss make way for growth, renewal and peace.
The Complete Phono-Graphic Reading Program Is there anything more important for a child than learning to read? Well can you imagine what it would be like if they couldn't read? You can appreciate that their entire future depends on being able to do that very thing and do it well!
Six Steps to Embracing Your Inner Travel Bug WARNING! Reading this book may cause you to quit your job, leave your partner and blow your savings on the adventure of a lifetime. If a trip overseas for you usually entails any of the following, then this just may be the book you've been waiting for.
It's not everyday a 50-something corporate executive throws in his job, picks up a backpack and becomes a global wanderer. It is even rarer that he heads for Bangladesh (where his tiny wooden canoe collides with a thousand tonne steel barge), Yemen (finding himself in an Arab brothel while searching for a cold beer with lunch) and Peru (having his shoelaces chewed by guinea pigs while he eats the rodents' brothers and sisters).
A delicious collection of essays, interviews and articles by cool vegans from around the planet. Vegans Are Cool is a collection of writings by the global vegan community. This collaborative project showcases the knowledge, creativity and heart of individuals from a diversity of races, cultures and backgrounds who share one thing in common: they are all living the healthy, environmentally friendly vegan lifestyle.
If you were told that you could use your mind to influence a slot machine or dice fall....would you find this beyond belief? If you were told that you could use your mind in a telepathic manner to influence the thinking pattern of another individual or group of people...would you believe it?
A Simple Explanation of an Eastern wisdom
Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) is based on the principle that we are part of nature - it exists both around us and within our body. We reach optimal health when we live in harmony with the environment and when we achieve that balance within ourselves. TCM treats everybody as an individual. Everyone is unique. Two people may come in for the same issue but treatment will depend on the underlying cause.
A new approach to self understanding, lasting happiness, and self-truth.
A balanced life is something we all yearn for, but it can only be honestly achieved through a balance of self. This important book gently and sensitively guides us towards our inner self and shows us step by step how we can rescue, resuscitate and nurture our real identity back to health.
Tales and teachings from the extraordinary life of martial artist and healer Raoul Kent
"It's only a matter of realising there are certain basic principles to follow when fighting. When you're driving a car and you want the car to turn the corner you don't get out of the car, lift it and carry it around the corner. When you want to control a person you don't have to fight the whole body. You attack one portion of the body and take control by exerting pain. Everybody responds to pain." - Raoul Kent
A beginners guide to growing, storing and using herbs
Herbs for Healing has been written for busy people who just want to know the facts, therefore the layout and alphabetical index are designed to help you locate ailments quickly.
The magical method of making the move from mediocre to mesmerising "It is your attitude not your aptitude that determines your altitude..." With this piece of home-spun wisdom Elizabeth Macnish begins her guidebook on how to pick yourself off the floor after life has dealt you a stunning blow. Elizabeth writes with the victim's experience. This gives her advice the aura of present-day reality and good sense and that makes her book worth reading.
Achieving career success and personal fulfilment as a professional in practice
Too busy looking after clients to consider yourself? Feel like you're in a washing machine, wrung out at the end of the spin cycle? If so, parking your soul at the door of the office each day and going through the motions is not the answer.
The spin doctor's guide to effective and authentic communication
Stay on Message reveals the simple yet powerful tools that will allow you to communicate effectively and authentically in a world with unlimited media possibilities.
Your handbook to becoming a working actor in L.A.
The Hollywood Survival Guide is not only tailored for Aussie actors coming to or in Hollywood, but for actors anywhere who want to become "smart actors" and understand how each facet of the entertainment industry works, and how it affects you as the actor.
Accountants are routinely awarded the accolade of 'trusted advisor'. Yet many accountants, bogged down with compliance work, spend most of their time writing history instead of helping their clients make history. There has been much talk about how accountants should embrace value based, business improvement services so that they can step up and truly embrace their trusted advisor status. Yet little has been written on how to go about doing that in a way that sits firmly within the accountant's heartland – the numbers.
Why they don't and what to do about it
The traditional Accounting 'Practice' model is outdated. Your clients do not want an accountant who is just an order taker. What they do want is an accounting firm that looks to the future and provides them with timely advice on what they should be doing now to improve their businesses and ultimately to help them achieve their financial and lifestyle goals. If you want to be that firm, you need to read 'Accounting Practices Don't Add Up' to learn how.
This instructive short book is born from the day-to-day experiences of a successful academic surgeon.
Divided into forty-two concise essays, this small book contains straight forward pragmatic advice about the development of a surgical career. It complements the usual surgical texts and details the hurdles that need to be overcome to be become an expert surgeon. It is full of wisdom borne of experience.
Being an entrepreneur involves taking risks and Elizabeth Jane Wilks has taken more than most. Riding the initial wave of the dot.com boom in the UK was a brave and foolhardy venture, but for one woman the dream of taking a company to the stock market was a driving passion.
When cooking gluten-free you must read the fine print on labels. I have garnered an endorsement from the Coeliac Society of Australia with all the recipes in the gluten free kiss method of cooking. Through trial and error I have a selection of recipes that are delightful for everybody, from soups such as vegetable soup to chicken involtini [a good dinner time fare], a creamy yummy baked cheesecake or a simple, tasty tuna bake. Yum for the whole family.
The KISS Method of Cooking has selections for entrée, main meal, desserts and treats to spoil you. The soups are quick, delicious and simple to make. Side dishes include mango with two-minute noodles, sweet potato mash, cheats fried rice and so much more. There is a simple way to make white sauce without lumps in the microwave.
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Celebrants know how to create and deliver beautiful, personalised ceremonies. But with the ever-growing number of Celebrants in Australia today, getting noticed (and hired!) is the key to making a living from the work you love. As competition increases, only marketing-savvy Celebrants will build a thriving business. Don't be left behind!


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Now let the Lord my Savior smileAuthor: Isaac WattsPublished in 21 hymnals |
Now let the Lord my Savior smile,
And show my name upon his heart,
I would forget my pains awhile,
And in the pleasure lose the smart.
But O, it swells my sorrows high
To see my blessed Jesus frown;
My spirits sink, my comforts die,
And all the springs of life are down.
Yet why, my soul, why these complaints?
Still while he frowns his bowels move;
Still on his heart he bears his saints,
And feels their sorrows and his love.
My name is printed on his breast;
His book of life contains my name;
I'd rather have it there impressed
Than in the bright records of fame.
When the last fire burns all things here,
Those letters shall securely stand,
And in the Lamb's fair book appear,
Writ by th' eternal Father's hand.
Now shall my minutes smoothly run,
Whilst here I wait my Father's will;
My rising and my setting sun
Roll gently up and down the hill.
First Line: | Now let the Lord my Savior smile |
Author: | Isaac Watts |
Meter: | 18.104.22.168 |
Language: | English |


text: http://walterzoomiesworld.blogspot.com/2007_07_01_archive.html I'm bored, so I decided, instead of drinking myself into oblivion, I would do something creative and useful and put them out on the intardnet on my blog type thing. I will include pictures and updates. It will be cool. Maybe. I'm using my scanner which has a program that recognizes the letters and words on a printed page and coverts the whole mess into a Word document. Luckily, I have the neat typed copies Dad made much later when he had some type of early crap computer, and these are transferring quite nicely. So, no, I am not re-typing every one of Dad's 45 or so Vietnam articles. That would be silly and improper and imprudent and ponderous! Pretty much. Additionally, I am not doing much editing, because I know that would pish Dad off! A few spelling and syntax errors, and references to my uncle's full name, are all I've changed so far... Any comments, concerns, suggestions will be considered.


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We just finished our first unit in mutliplication. My kiddos were so excited as this was what they were waiting for all year. I feel like through our inquiry at the beginning of the unit and all our practicing throughout, helped even my most struggling mathematicians to understand the concept behind multiplication (which is HUGE!) We made the bottom chart together during our inquiry lesson:
I gave a word problem on the board and had students solve it anyway they thought made sense. We then did a gallery walk around the room to see how our classmates solved it. We asked questions if some of them didn't make sense to us and acknowledged others that helped us understand the problem better. We then charted what we saw people do on the anchor chart and I saw many of my kiddos use it throughout the lesson. We also practiced vocabulary for both multiplication and division (although the division anchor chart is on a different board) and we used that vocab often when speaking.
Now if only we could all master our basic multiplication facts... that's a different story. :)
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Samurai Jack Opening remake by latin animators
4.39 / 5.00 7,459 ViewsOkay, my first movie on newgrounds... Yahooo...
This movie is sort of a tribute to salad fingers. I love Salad Fingers.
Next time ill somthing uniqe.
Im gonna update this when i get a new microfon.
This is bad
Can't understand a word being said...maybe u need a better mic.
Even so, the voice-acting is terrible..& its not creepy at all.
Oh,look at me im a freaky green thingy with rust comin out of me,oh wate,its a worm coming out of my head,he dont like you
and alot of people will probably think this review is afencive
Good Job
First of all I'd like to say i loved it, i'd also like to see more of Rust's house though. It would also be a cool change if every once in a while apart from the usual sing-song voice that you just make Rust burst out screaming like the teddy bear. The Graphics and animation was excellent every once in a while it would be cool if you throw in some random humor (it would make you different from salad fingers author.) OVER ALL it was fantastic, great work and i hope you keep on making animations.
It's definitely worth continuing.
The drawing was absolutely phenomenal. Some people don't even know what shading is on this site, lol. But, as said before I have to ask what the fuck is he saying? I enjoy the sing-song voice, though. I definitely think you have to continue this. Maybe to differenciate it from Salad Fingers, have a continuous plot. Though don't skimp on the creepy factor. It wasn't the best thing in the world, but keep going! This would make a great series.


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152 San Felipe Road, Hollister
Located within 10 miles of Highway 101, this hotel offers a daily continental breakfast and rooms with free Wi-Fi, a cable TV and DVD player. Ridgemark Golf and Country Club is a 10-minute drive away.
1271 San Felipe Road, Hollister
Offering an outdoor pool, this Hollister motel provides free WiFi and free parking. San José International Airport is 50 minutes' drive away.
660 San Felipe Road, Hollister
Located just 1 mile away from shopping and dining in Hollister town centre, this motel features free Wi-Fi in all guest rooms and a daily continental breakfast. Mission San Juan Bautista is 6 miles away.
3800 Airline Highway, Hollister
Located in Hollister, 42 km from Marina, Ridgemark Golf Club and Resort features a restaurant, bar and free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
10031 Pacheco Pass Highway, Hollister
Boasting a seasonal outdoor pool, restaurant and wine tasting room, The Inn at Casa de Fruta is located in Hollister. All guest rooms offer free Wi-Fi.
712 West Street, Hollister
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Joshua Inn Bed & Breakfast offers accommodation in Hollister, 40 km from Marina. Free private parking is available on site.
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410 The Alameda,
San Juan Bautista
(11.8 km distance from city Hollister)
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, this San Juan Bautista, California hotel is within 30 miles of the Monterey and Santa Cruz coast. Free Wi-Fi is provided in all rooms.
5530 Monterey Road,
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Located 4.9 km from Gilroy Premium Outlets, this Gilroy motel offers guest rooms with free WiFi. It features a 24-hour reception and free guest parking.
5920 Travel Park Circle,
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Located less than 10 minutes' drive to Gilroy Premium Outlets, this Gilroy, California hotel is 1 hours' drive to San Francisco International Airport. Each room provides a desk, cable TV and an en suite bathroom at Garlic Farm Inn.
6070 Monterey Road,
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This hotel is located 2 miles from downtown Gilroy, and less than 5 minutes' drive from Rapazzini Winery. It features an on-site restaurant, bar and spacious rooms with a 32-inch LCD cable TV.
6110 Monterey Road,
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Eagle Ridge Golf Club is 4 miles from this motel in Gilroy, California. Brightly decorated rooms offer free local telephone calls and an outdoor pool is available.
8175 Monterey Street,
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Just 1 mile from the Gilroy Premium Outlets, this motel offers rooms with a flat-screen cable TV. Truck parking is available and a 24-hour reception is offered for guest convenience.
8292 Murray Avenue,
(23.9 km distance from city Hollister)
This Gilroy hotel is located 4 miles from the Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park. The hotel offers a business center, outdoor pool, hot tub and rooms with microwaves.
360 Leavesley Road,
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Located of Highway 101, this Gilroy hotel is 10 minutes' walk away from shopping at Gilroy Premium Outlets. All rooms feature free Wi-Fi and daily newspapers.
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Texture Mid Week Motivation
Hello again, Rosie here with this week's Mid Week Motivation. There is still lots of time to enter our challenge this week, I hope this project inspires you to do so.
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Hi Rosie, I have been a follower of yours for a while and this is just a beautiful card. Sorry I am late with my posting but emails got overwhelming so I am getting to some old posts. Did you use an embossing folder? can you please email me the details. Again this is just a beautiful project. :D (email@example.com)
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Subject | [jira] [Commented] (AMQ-1853) Optional non-blocking redelivery |
Date | Thu, 28 Jul 2011 07:19:10 GMT |
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-1853?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13072223#comment-13072223 ] Farhad Dehghani commented on AMQ-1853: -------------------------------------- As long as camel uses activemq as the underlying messaging system, then it may necessarily have the same issue. You may be able to spawn a new thread to handle consumption or redelivery of a message, but my guess is that the original consumer thread would somehow remain blocked until activemq get exhausted to retry according to the redelivery policy. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I have tried this with spring-integration, by setting the "concurrentConsumers" on the jms-listener container up to a higher value than 1, and I succeed to continue picking messages from the queue, but the original consumer remains blocked. > Optional non-blocking redelivery > -------------------------------- > > Key: AMQ-1853 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-1853 > Project: ActiveMQ > Issue Type: Wish > Components: Broker > Affects Versions: 5.1.0 > Reporter: Demian Mrakovich > Fix For: 5.6.0 > > > When a message is redelivered the consumer blocks for the amount of time specified by the redelivery delay. For a high load scenario where message order is irrelevant this is just reducing performance and will result in a complete halt if the delay is long and several bad messages are consumed in a short time. > I think what I basically wish for is how it worked in versions 3.x, prior to fix for AMQ-268. So I would very much like to have configurable option to NOT block consumers when redelivering messages. > If no-one feels up to it, I'd still appreciate some hints and I could try to fix it myself. Looking at ActiveMQMessageConsumer.rollback(), I was thinking something in the lines of just scheduling a task to put the message back on queue after a delay - if configured to, instead of stopping delivery and a schedule a task to resume delivery again. But I do not possess an understanding of AMQ thorough enough to predict potential side effects of this, so any analysis would be helpful. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira | |
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Regardless of those debates - a couple of albums from the genre hooked me in the late 80s. One was by a band called The Silos. I remember buying the CD at Turtles Music in Chattanooga, TN though I don't recall a specific review that led me to it. I soon backtracked one release to Cuba and then began buying their future releases as well as solo albums by Walter Salas-Humara, the band's guitarist, lyricist, and vocalist. (web | Twitter | Instagram)
After "the bird" release, the band's music went well away from what many would refer to as Americana. Yet the sound was unique to Salas-Humara, and I continued my enjoyment of each release.
Because of Walter's multiple connections, his name has led me to additional bands and songwriters over the years such as:
- Michael Hall (web | Twitter) - former frontman of the Wild Seeds and long-time writer for Texas Monthly magazine. The two of them plus Alejandro Escovedo released a couple of albums under the name The Setters.
- Tom Freund (web | Twitter) - a former member of The Silos and now a solo artist and talented bassist.
- Jonathan Rundman (web | Twitter) - like me, a fan of The Silos. But he went a step further and worked with him on his fantastic album Public Library.
- The Vulgar Boatmen (Twitter) - a band of which Walter was a member in his college days. He later produced their album You And Your Sister.
While Walter has toured for years - solo and with multiple line-ups of The Silos - he has only played Nashville a handful of times over his three decades as a performer. Fortunately for us middle Tennesseans, Walter is returning after about a long absence. He along with Will Kimbrough will play The Basement on Wednesday, December 14.
Walter was kind enough to share a six pack of Q&A with me in advance of the show.
Walter was kind enough to share a six pack of Q&A with me in advance of the show.
TMC: Like many, my first intro to The Silos was "the bird album" on RCA. I then got Cuba and found an address for the Record Collect label - which turned out to be you! A mail exchange between us delivered me Lagartija on CD and the Boatmen's You And Your Sister on cassette (both of which I still have).
I'm pretty sure I've got every Silos and WSH release since then as well as a handful of releases from folks who've worked with you. What parts of the country - or maybe the world - do you tend to find the most fervent fans of your music?
WSH: It's pretty evenly spread out across the US and Europe primarily. Of course, the places where I performed most often I'm still able to reach the most people. I have great fans all over and wish it was possible for me to play in all countries of the world. I'm a very lucky guy to be able to travel and sing my songs.TMC: 2016 saw the release of two albums - Explodes & Disappears as a solo effort and Work: Part One, a retrospective of sorts with new, acoustic versions of songs by The Silos from over the years. Did either bring you bit more excitement or joy vs. the other? New songs as opposed to new approaches to Silos classics?
WSH: These are two completely different animals. It's always exciting recording new material, especially when one has such a great cast of characters participating in the project. It's also exciting to get another crack at recording songs that you've been performing for many, many years. These songs change over time and have different meaning, particularly since I mostly perform acoustic these days. The Work: Part One album is produced by Richard Brotherton, an old great friend and very talented musician, so it was a joy to be able to work with him.TMC: Though you've played Nashville a few times over the ages, the city hasn't been a regular stop for The Silos or you individually. It's hard to believe the last time you were here was about a decade ago. What is it about Nashville that has drawn you back this time?
WSH: When Drew Glackin passed away in 2008, I took a long hiatus from performing. I'm really just getting back into it over the last couple years, making new albums and getting out there as a solo artist. Nashville is such an important music city, so I'm psyched to be back and performing there again. I hear Nashville has changed a lot, and I have a day off. So I'm excited to check it out.TMC: You've worked with other bands and songwriters over your career such as The Vulgar Boatmen (Twitter), Jonathan Rundman, Michael Hall, etc. Most of those collaborations had varying sounds and lyrical approaches. Was that a deliberate approach on your part - to work with distinct types of songwriters and bands? Or more just a case of randomness - "hey, we should do a record together!"?
WSH: Life just kind of happens and, and I connect with lots and lots of fellow musicians. Of course there are certain places that I return to over and over as the years go by and certain friends that I see more than others. Fortunately, nowadays it's so easy to communicate electronically and even collaborate that way. This has opened up a whole new world for me. Sometimes you just want to get a particular feeling or story down, and you sit by yourself and do it. You can take as much time as you want, work it over and over, and it's very rewarding when it comes out well. The experience of collaborating with others is very different, it can be like work or it can be like play, and sometimes you click and sometimes you don't. But when things go right, the sum is very often better than the parts, and the song goes in directions that one person could never have taken it.TMC: The Silos has had a number of different line-ups over the years, but it was always still a band. The last release was Florizona almost six years ago. Is The Silos still a thing? Or at this stage of your life, career and music's business model, is it primarily just WSH going forward? Do you consciously write songs that seem to fit you as a solo performer vs. those that may become a Silos song?
WSH: The Silos are still a thing, We still perform every once a while, mostly in New York City and the occasional festival. I've been performing mostly solo lately, and it's been really liberating both musically and logistically. I have so many great musician friends in so many different cities and towns, and when they are available I get to work with them. For example, in Nashville, the great Will Kimbrough will be accompanying me on guitar. These different collaborations make every concert unique and is a very exciting way to tour.TMC: You've been at this for wow - *cough* 30 years. Longer I suppose considering any writing and performing you were doing in the your college days. Your base of operation has changed from Florida to New York City to Austin to Arizona and likely other places of which I have no clue. What have you enjoyed about having long stretches of 'home' in different places - yet also consistently riding the road?
WSH: I spent most of my adult life in New York City and have close family there. For me, it's the most exciting city in the world, the most diverse and the most culturally educated. There is always an adventure to be had anytime you leave your apartment. Today I live in Flagstaff near the Grand Canyon. The overwhelming beauty of the Southwest and of the West in general is something everyone, especially every American, should experience and enjoy. I've had so many incredible outdoor adventures since I've been living out here - camping, hiking, biking, rafting, skiing, etc - in the most amazing environments - mountains, deserts, rivers, lakes, geothermal areas, etc. In my life, I've been very lucky to experience a fascinating combination of the cultural and the natural. I feel that everyone should be aware and participate in both equally.Though I've been a fan of Walter and the various iterations of The Silos, my opportunities to see them live have been scarce. I was fortunate to see The Silos around 2005-2006 at The Basement in Nashville. In October 2007, I happened to be in Philadelphia for work and fortunately caught Walter with Anders Parker at The Khyber.
That particular weeknight show was not well attended, but it remains special to me because of the echoes of Walter's songs in the building and because I got to hang a bit with Drew Glackin, at the time The Silos' bassist. Like me, Drew happened to be in town and simply came to enjoy the evening. We shared a beer, re-connected about the Nashville show, lamented the lack of folks at the show, and enjoyed the music. Sadly as Walter referenced, Glackin died just a few months later from a previously unknown heart condition.


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(8 Posts)We are thinking of relocating to Winchester to be closer to my husband's work and are looking at state secondary schools. Kings seems to have an excellent Ofsted but I wonder if anyone could help answer a couple of queries we had. Firstly, the school seems huge in terms of numbers of pupils in a year, does this have any drawbacks? Secondly do they have a good reputation for sport in terms of tuition, how it is thought of within the school and how well they do against other schools? Are there any other schools you would suggest we look into? Thank you!
I have a niece at Kings. It is a very good school and they are certainly strong on sport too. In Winchester Westgate is worth a look too. My children went to/are at Perins in Alresford which is comparable in terms of results to Kings, is also strong on sport but is half the size of Kings.
Hi - we moved to Winchester last summer - my kids are at The Westgate and PSColl respectively - very pleased with both of them - we live near these schools but closer to Kings - certainly looks impressive, but it is a massive school, and is very popular here. Would suggest you have a look round all the HS here as they all seem very good and very different in character, others would be able to advise about admission, we moved out of county so a different procedure for us as neither child was in a Hampshire school. We found Hants LEA to be very efficient and very helpful in our move.
Most of the Hampshire secondaries are now Academies so out of the control of the LEA.
Yes, Hampshire secondaries are big.
But they are also largely good.
Whatever you choose in and around Winchester your kids will get a good education.
And PSC has a fab reputation too (very, very few Hampshire secondaries have 6th form)
Thank you for your responses. As you suggest we are best to look around the schools first but it's good to hear that we shouldn't go far wrong with whichever we choose - and then whichever has spaces. I hadn't heard of Perins but I'll look into that too. I'm encouraged that you found Hants LEA helpful as the process seems rather daunting. I also have a DD currently in year 3 and haven't even begun to investigate Junior Schools. Do you have any recommendations here too?
Well, if you come to Alresford the local primaries are all pretty good. There is Sun Hill Juniors in Alresford and in the surrounding villages, Cheriton or Ropley.
Is Henry B's not worth a mention?
of course - all the schools in and around Winchester / south central hampshire are better than many others in the country. lucky, lucky us.
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Ankara, Turkey, September 1, 2013 – Iran finished the FIVB Volleyball Men's U21 World Championship in Turkey in the prestigious fifth place. They recovered from a set down to achieve a 3-1 (19-25, 25-21, 25-18, 25-18) victory over the home team of Turkey in front of the many noisy supporters of both teams at Baskent Volleyball Hall.
Led by Metin Toy, the Turkish offense made the difference in the first set, as the team's opposite player scored 6 spiking points, including the won that finished it off at 25-19. The Iranians were quick to respond as they continued their successful blocking and took advantage of Turkey's abundant errors to win the second set by 25-21. The powerful attacking performance by the Asian team gave them the advantage in the third set. Milad Ebadipour Ghara and Javad Hosseinabadi were unstoppable at the net as middle blocker Zarchoub Fallah was the one who put the ball on the floor for the final 25-18. Turkey tried to get their powerful offence back into rhythm, but simultaneously committed plenty of mistakes to let the fifth place slide away to Iran after another convincing 25-18 in the fourth and final set.
Milad Ebadipour Ghara tallied 19 points to top the scorers' chart of the match. Baturalp Burak Gungor and Metin Toy were the best scorers for Turkey with 14 points each.
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SRT (Sleep Restriction Therapy) – Get out of bed if you're not asleep!
The concept of sleep restrictions is to restrict the time in bed to sleep only. Go to bed when tired, get out of bed if you cannot sleep.
Sometimes when someone cannot sleep, they go to bed earlier and try harder to sleep. One problem that occurs is the harder you try to sleep the more difficult it becomes. So where it may seem intuitive to go to bed earlier to sleep earlier, it is counter productive because you are not sleeping anyway and now you begin to develop frustrations about not sleeping.
SRT origins are from studies of partial sleep deprivation and chronobiology. The rationale for SRT includes the 3P model of insomnia emphasizing the Perpetuating activities. The procedure of initially restricting time in bed with gradual increases assures that sleep drive will be heightened at the start of treatment.
In early sleep deprivation experiments it was clear that return to sleep lead to more efficient sleep. There was less stage 1 light sleep and more deep SWS (Slow-Wave Sleep).
It was also noted that people with emotional distress that were prone to internalization had more insomnia. This insomnia lead to anticipatory anxiety about not sleeping, leading to more insomnia. – People with internalizing personality, if they worry about insomnia, it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy.
Drug therapy has its limits. Longer acting agents such as Benzodiazepine hypnotics can cause hangover, early morning awakenings, morning anxiety, rebound anxiety, tolerance, moodiness, memory problems. However shorter acting agents such as Non-Benzodiazepine hypnotics do not last through the night and can also cause similar symptoms. Both however, or to say neither, address the etiology of the sleep problem. So eventually when tolerance occurs, difficulty getting to sleep even on the medications occurs. If you take a med for sleep, but you are not asleep, that is when several side effects will be felt.
At first when you speak with patients about SRT (Sleep Restriction Therapy) it seems counterintuitive. They feel they need more sleep and you are advising they spend less time in bed. If there is a heightened sleep drive with partial sleep restriction, this leads to a rapid sleep onset, consolidated sleep, deeper sleep. Ask a patient with insomnia if they had recovery sleep following really bad nights.
Reducing TIB (Time In Bed) addresses factors that perpetuate insomnia:
– Allows for more predictable sleep. There are less very poor or very good nights. Reduces anticipatory anxiety over what each night will bring. Sleep becomes more unstable. They stop "wondering" how the night will go. Effect is nearly immediate.
– Less time spent tossing and turning in bed. Repairs the broken association between the bed and sleep, reduces the "I cannot sleep".
– More consistently timed sleep rebuilds an attenuated circadian sleep/wake cycle. Getting up the same time everyday, helps reinforce and rebuild circadian cues. Reduces sleeping in late on weekends (miss window for early light causing phase delay), reduces really early awakenings (builds homeostatic drive and causes phase advance).
Patient Education:
– SRT focuses on fixing the perpetuating factor.
– Price to pay for reliable and good quality sleep is daytime fatigue, sleepiness, performance deficits.
– Side benefit of experiencing sleepiness, "my sleep system still works". Means there sleep wake regulation system is not broken.
– Assurance that as TIB is increased, daytime deficits will diminish.
– Spending more TIB is an ill-conceived strategy.
– It strengthens circadian cues.
– What time a person gets into bed is one aspect where people with insomnia "have control".
– Improves the experience of going to bed. Less worry about surprises as there will be less "good and bad" nights.
– EDS (Excessive Daytime Sleepiness) is an initial side effect, though it is what helps one get to sleep earlier the next day.
– SRT is not recommended to individuals whose sleep is already compact.
– Not effective when there is an untreated depression.
– SRT in patients with paradoxical insomnia, rules for increasing time in bed do not work well.
– Some older individuals may have limits to their capacity to consolidate sleep.
– Never take below 5 hours or 4 hours in bed.
– Determine average time asleep from sleep diary.
– Set time in bed + average time asleep from sleep diary
– Set a consistent wake-up time
– No daytime naps
– If 5 day average sleep efficiency >90% then increase time in bed by 15-30 minutes
– If 5 day average sleep efficiency is <85% then decrease time in bed by 15-30 minutes
However, this is one technique that I do not advise that a person calculate their own formula. I highly advise that Sleep Restriction be conducted under supervision of a member of the Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine.


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Sauteed Mustard Greens for Chicken Adobo
This recipe is courtesy of Romy Dorotan of Cendrillon.
- Servings: 6
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed and peeled
- 2 bunches mustard greens, rinsed, trimmed, and cut crosswise into 1-inch pieces
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 teaspoon fish sauce
Heat a wok over medium-high heat until very hot; add canola oil, and swirl to coat. Add garlic, and cook, stirring, until just golden. Add mustard greens; stir-fry until tender. Season with salt and pepper. Drizzle with fish sauce; toss to combine. Serve immediately.


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A Festival Camp with beautiful surroundings!
Our Festival Camp is the cheapest accommodation you'll find in Voss during Ekstremsportveko. The great things about this camp is we offer parking and you don't have to book a spot for your tent prior to the festival, we guarantee you a spot! Please note, we do not offer a price per night. The price is 700 NOK and it covers your stay for the whole week!
Main Camp
The camp has access to showers and toilets, and there will be a varied offer of food and beverages to be purchased. As our camp is temporary, we can only offer power supply at some spots. First come first served.
The Festival Camp is located at Smalahovetunet. This is Norway's only producer of the local dish, a sheephead, so be ready to push your limits already at the camp! The area is situated close to the lake, Lønavatnet, and has a lovely field of grass for you to camp at. To get there from Voss, drive towards Tvinnefossen and you'll see the Festival Camp on the right side of the road. If you come from the opposite direction, drive past Tvinnefossen and you'll see the Festival Camp on the left side of the road. There will be signs to guide you to the camp from downtown Voss.
The camp offers enough space for caravans. First come first served to secure the best spots. We offer power outlet for NOK 250 for the whole week.
Check In & Check Out
For ALL campers: Check in is at the main entrance every day from 09.00 – 22.00, starting Saturday. Friday, it will be open from 16:00 – 22:00. All guests must have checked out by 17:00 Sunday.
700 NOK per person, which includes camping for the whole week and free shuttle bus between the Festival Camp and Tinghuset (Festival Tent). Please check the bus schedule for exact times.
Please note, we do not offer a price per night (except from Saturday – Sunday). The price covers your stay for the whole week!
500 NOK if you are a volunteer
300 NOK from Saturday 2nd of July – Sunday 3rd of July
250 NOK for power outlet
Card is king!
Please note, Ekstremsportveko is not responsible for your personal belongings. Always lock up your valuable equipment or carry it with you if you leave the camp.
Food and activities:
Food and beverages can be purchased at the Festival Camp. A range of activities will also be offered at the main camp. Board games for rental, music, chill-out zone, and last but not least; an award to the coolest and cleanest camp!
Drying tent:
If the weather Gods do not cooperate with us, there will be a tent provided to dry clothes and equipment at the camp. All use of the tent is at your own risk, so make sure you don't leave valuable things there without looking out for them.


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The below Range Rover Sport V8 2010 was in our workshop to have an installation of Wheel Spacers and a Kraftwerk module he had ordered through Speedline Imports.
To meet these requests, a kraftwerk module was ordered and installed to his car, this module was tuned and design especially for this make and model of the car to the ideals of the customer. These modules are customised with a specific tune. The Kraftwerk module in regards to performance creates a better acceleration in the lower rpm's, it feels much stronger and with the higher rpm's the engine performs more powerfully and dynamically and as a result, higher speeds and available top end power.
The H&R Trak and wheel spacers push the wheels out for a better stance and provide a more aggressive look. Wheel spacers 'space' the wheels further apart which can make the car more stable and predictable at various speeds. The customer had requested wheel spacers at 80 mm, here at RamSpeed we had fitted the Range Rover Sport with the spacers to the specifications and the customer was impressed with the look, style and work performed.
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