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Video Transcript: The other thing I wanted to mention, one of my coaching clients and this was that idea I was saying before, you really just need to make sure that you focus in on one particular area and don't just jump from place to place. One of my coaching clients when he came to me, he's in the photography business and we'll mention him a little bit later in the presentation, when he came to me, he had heard about internet marketing and started to get interested in it. He had a friend who was a real estate person and they came up with this magnificent marketing strategy to sell internet marketing to real estate people and build up these little portal websites and get them ranked. He had this massive idea.
I said, you're a photographer let's focus on your photography business. If you love internet marketing, let's start to do internet marketing on your business. Now it's starting to go crazy. We're starting to add Facebook components in, we're starting to make sure all of his onpage is all correct. We're just bringing in so many different elements into the business that he's already doing. So that's the point of this slide about the components of a business plan.
I want to let you know as well, this comes from a trading system point of view as well, from my trading background. We used to teach people how to trade the stock market. One of the early places I worked was HomeTrader or DayTraderHQ. The place where I went to learn I ended up teaching there. They had a fantastic trading system. I could give you the perfect trading system and everybody could have the same trading system but that doesn't necessarily mean it's going to work for you. A lot of people just can't follow through. It all comes down to in you mind. I'm going to give you a fantastic model for building any business and building that online presence today but it comes down to you and then making sure that you actually start to implement it.
So just make sure that you design your avatar, making sure that you're targeting the right person. A lot of you have got your businesses all sorted already, so just get really clear on who it is you're marketing to and know that upfront. This is one of those first stages. In fact, from here, that first little bit that I just went through there was a little bit of an introduction I suppose to bring you up to where we are right now. That is, there's my story, here's the first business I built. I'm now up to the second business. There are little side businesses like the Planet 13 and the MCG type things and a few stories like that.
My core business at the moment is Melbourne SEO, which gets you up to where I am right now. I'm showing you what mine looks like and now we're going to start to add in all those components of a business plan, well, how do we start to do that for you?
Step one is get clear on who your avatar is. You need to know this upfront. It's the person who you're going to be marketing to, it's your ideal client. You want to make sure that you know that upfront. That way, whenever you do any marketing or any communication, you always think about that person when you market.
We've got a great client called Garry Barnett and he's a print management client. He is my perfect target market. When I'm writing an email, when I am putting some web copy together, when I'm recording a video, I'm talking to Garry. I'm imagining I'm making a message to him and that's what's going to connect with him. So you want to make sure that you do that. It's going to just influence everything, so do this early on.
I'll talk about getting action plans and action steps and you'll get them at the end of each session. One of the first action steps is get clear on who you're going to market to. The next one is get clear on building your map. What does your map look like, what is it going to look like long term?
That's a screen shot of one of my very first business maps for Melbourne SEO and it was one of the ones I showed you in the journal just before. Draw out what the business is going to look like longer term. You're going to add different components and things like that. Then sit down and write what is the recommended retail price you're going to be selling some of these products and services for. What is the cost of goods for those products and services? You can then calculate the net profit. So basically I want you to draw a map and then say, here's everything that I'm going to be offering in an ideal world and we'll build towards that.
Then, once you do that, then you try and design the perfect month. So you need to sit there, and firstly you need to figure out what your own personal goals are. This is not a Tony Robbins seminar, but figure out how much you want to make per month and calculate all that sort of thing out upfront. Then when you design this map, then you can link it back to your personal goals and say in a perfect month, what is a perfect month going to look like?
For me, a perfect month, most of our income wasn't from providing SEO to clients because that meant it was going to be very labour intensive. So my perfect month a couple of years down the track, was focusing in on the info product because I knew that was going to be a lot less demand on my time. So get clear on that perfect month and if you do this upfront, I'm telling you now it will make the world of difference. This is where most people go wrong, they don't do this, they don't build the map out and then you get a bad situation. I was lucky, my first trading business actually turned out ok but that's because I was studying a lot of material at the time.
Even now I look back and I see just flaws and holes. This right now, I'm in my own Mastermind group and I drew out this map for them probably about twelve months ago. I wanted them to poke holes in it. There was nothing where they thought, oh, had you thought about this, had you thought that? You want to design a really smart map, show other people, figure out what your perfect month looks like, make sure it maps your own personal goals and then you can start to put it into action. There's nothing worse than building out a business that didn't quite work out the way that you wanted it to and didn't provide you the income that you wanted and that type of thing.
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Kerry Katona has revealed she is keen to be in ITV drama Downton Abbey, but admitted she probably would not be allowed to appear in the programme.
The former I'm A Celebrity ⦠Get Me Out Of Here! and Dancing On Ice star â who has appeared in a number of her own reality shows including Kerry Coming Clean – thinks she would be more suited to a comedy TV role.
Speaking to Absolute Radio at the Hard Rock Calling music festival in Hyde Park this weekend, she said: 'I want to do some acting, I could do anything. I donât think theyâd let me do Downton Abbey but I can see myself doing a sitcom.'
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The reality TV star â whose shows have included Kerry Katona â The Next Chapter, Kerry Katona: Crazy In Love â recently admitted she misses having a camera crew around her.
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As a consolation (but not much of one), PES 2008 allows you to use either your Xbox Live Vision camera or your PlayStation Eye to take pictures of team kits to use in-game. Our experiment with turning Merseyside Red into Liverpool resulted in a fairly ugly jersey design for the team; the US national team looked even worse. It would be a little easier to swallow if Konami allowed for more than eight designs, but that only covers less than half of the English teams. God forbid if someone wants to capture the new Euro 2008 kits. The camera tweak for PES 2008 is really a step in the wrong direction for the series.
Since last year's 360 debut, online multiplayer hasn't improved much on Xbox Live, and PES 2008 is hardly a noble debut for the series on PlayStation Network. The game has made few evolutionary steps since Winning Eleven 9 introduced two-player competitive online multiplayer two years ago; it was a bit more forgivable last year, but unacceptable now. Even if there's voice support, Konami still tacks on archaic text comments ("That was a great goal!" "Let's Play Again!") as the focal point for in-game communication.
On a completely baffling note, PS3 players must use a code on the back of the instruction manual to register the game before playing online. Annoying. But regardless of the version, the lag online is so bad that at some points we feinted past an opponent halfway across their side and scored goals before they could react, and vice versa. For both versions, there's a ping gauge at the top of the screen, but the numbers only serve to aggravate. During one game, the ball went from the other team's defensive side to ours in a matter of seconds with no clues as to how it got there. It's frustrating to the point of near-unplayability.
After years of living up to the name of evolving the beautiful game, Konami's latest Pro Evolution Soccer effort is an embarrassment for a series that has served as the dominant title in the genre. Admittedly, the Teamvision AI and core gameplay are still intact and quite good, but there isn't a lot here to emphatically recommend an upgrade from last year's game. The edit mode, normally a staple of the PES experience, is neutered in comparison to the PS2 installment's, and the online multiplayer is a laggy embarrassment. If you've absolutely got to have the latest title, there's some fun to be had in Pro Evolution Soccer 2008's single-player and offline multiplayer, but the rest of the experience has serious problems. You'd be better off picking up the PS2 version.


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Chelsea and Arsenal have a number of things in common with each other.
They both have well esteemed coaches, check. They both have a good wealth of midfield talent, check. They both need a world-class striker, check.
Whilst the first two are points that fans of the respective sides can boast about, the latter is a definite problem that needs to be addressed.
Neither side lacks for striking options, this much can be said. However the type of quality needed up top to maintain a realistic title challenge is not present when you look at the two sides' current frontmen.
With the exception of Olivier Giroud, Arsenal are bereft of any sort of figure who can be relied upon to score them goals in trivial matches, let alone when their abilities are really put under the spotlight.
Chelsea, on paper perhaps, can lay claim to having three players who have proven themselves capable in the past. But for me the Fernando Torres of old was a ship that sailed a long time ago, Demba Ba isn't confident or prolific enough to cope at the highest level and the days of Samuel Eto'o having the ability to put the scare into the world's best centre-backs seem to have been left behind somewhere in Russia.
So what to do?
Chelsea have the benefit of knowing that Romelu Lukaku is at most a couple of seasons away from becoming a Didier Drogba-esque battering ram capable of spearheading an assault on the Premier League, but Mourinho's arrival was supposed to herald a period of immediate transition from would-be challenger to perennial champions.
Arsenal are in dyer straights when it comes to a natural born goal getter. Remove Giroud from the picture and they have no one to apply the finishing touches to the masterful tapestries of play they regularly create.
With the signing of Mesut Ozil they loaded yet more creativity to a midfield already capable of manufacturing chances from dawn til dusk, but if their current French forward should fall victim to injury or sustain a dip in form, their immediate goal threat all but goes out the window, along with any hopes they harbour of sneaking the title away from their rivals.
It's ironically one of Ozil's former teammates that provides the solution to both clubs in my opinion.
Karim Benzema is a proven goalscorer at the very highest of levels, and despite regularly finding the net at Real Madrid, is not half as loved as he maybe deserves.
It was reported that Arsene Wenger had highlighted the Frenchman as a target over the summer, but whatever negotiations may have taken place clearly fell through fairly quickly, because Benzema remains a Los Blancos man.
Admittedly if he maintains his scoring streak for the Spanish giants then it would take some amount of money to prise him away, but even under that circumstance what you are getting in return is the guarantee of a steady flow of goals.
Chelsea could do with his clinical edge and Arsenal could most certainly benefit from another top class finisher to accompany Giroud.
With the sale of Ozil it became clear that Madrid are willing to sell proven world-class footballers if they deem them surplus to requirements, and in the wake of the massive expense dished out to bring Gareth Bale to the Bernabeu, the next transfer window may be a time when they would be slightly more open to selling a striker such as Benzema in order to recoup some loss.
For me Benzema is one of the best in the world, and an incredibly viable option all things considered.
Both Chelsea and Arsenal would be massively boosted by the arrival of a certified hitman, and unless Madrid outright refuse a sale- which seems pretty unlikely- he should be the primary target for messrs Mourinho and Wenger.


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This week we have had some fun learning about balance!
Katie from the Get Set, Go programme taught us all about balance and what we have to do to balance our bodies.
Here are some pictures of Room 4 children balancing.
After learning to balance using our hands and arms to support us we played follow the leader!
We then played an exciting game with frogs and flies. The frogs had to jump over and onto the Lilly pads and the flies had to fly around. The frogs also had to catch the flies!!!
Finally we got to play one last game, the Pirate game! Some of us got to use swords to chop off our classmates legs! Then the person with the chopped off leg had to balance on one leg!
We really enjoyed our session with Katie and cannot wait to see her again next Thursday!


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Man! Stuffs getting crazy. Here's whats going on.
1) Pyramid Plunder is coming to the point where it literally is just a matter of me finishing music, tweaking sprites until they look good, and then playtesting it...
so the demo is of course going to be delayed. I won't even promise a date, but the game itself is to the point where it is just fine tuning the polish, making sure its all in a good playable state, and then going WOO, DONE.
2) Defender clone stuff and Jungle Hunt stuff have occured.
3) Theres another secret coming, and its not that MSX2 game I put on hold since I got a real job. :D


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After our amazing trip to Rome, It was time to get back to London and get stuck into our jobs and save some money for our next adventure. As it approached Christmas, we were hoping to experience our first white christmas, but it wasn't to be. The weather in London has been unseasonably warm. So our dream of a white christmas will have to wait for another year.
As the year comes to an end, this is a good time to reflect of some of the amazing things Cara and I have experienced in 2011. We have set foot in 7 different countries (including Australia) in the last 12 months. Throughout this time we have seen the sights, tried some outstanding food of course we have drunk a lot of cocktails. It all began in Osaka, Japan, where the food and the friendly hospitality of the locals blew us away. We couldn't think of a better way to start our adventure. We then moved on to Kuala Lumpur, and it was my birthday, where plenty of "cocktail research" was done. Next was Abu Dhabi, which has been the biggest culture shock so far. The breath-taking sights of the grand mosque and having dinner in the desert, were 2 of the highlights from our time in the UAE.
It was then time for us to set up our base for our european stint of the trip, So we made our way to London. Our London experience is still happening and so far it's been amazing. Our short trips to France and Italy, were both jammed pack holidays. We certainly made the most of our time in both places.
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I've always loved purple, it's definitely one of my favourite colours. Lately I've been into purple nail polish. A while ago I bought Plum Night by Revlon. It's okay, but not as bright as I wanted.
As I mentioned in my blog post this morning, my mum bought me a purple nail polish back from Sydney. It's called 'Purple Rain' by the brand 'Nail It!'
I applied it last night, sorry about the messiness...I'm going to have to sort that out! Mum said she saw something to fix that at the airport yesterday, but didn't buy. Might need to look into it, can you recommend any good products?
It looks darker in the pictures than it is in real life. I only used a top coat, not a base coat, and two coats of the actual polish. It's a nice consistency and quite shiny on it's own. I'm not sure if it's possible, but it looks much more purple and brighter today, than it did when I applied it last night. It didn't take too long to dry.
I prefer this one to Revlon's Plum Night, and it was half the price of Revlon! My only problem is that today it looks quite 'texture' (has scratches etc on the surface) which is a bit annoying.
I like this colour and think I will be using it quite a bit. But I still haven't found my 'perfect purple nail polish'! What is your favourite purple nail polish?


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Exodus 38 1599 Geneva Bible (GNV)
38 1 The altar of burnt offerings. 8 The brazen Laver. 9 The Court. 24 The sum of that the people offered.
1 Also he made the altar of the burnt offering of Shittim wood: five cubits was the length thereof, and five cubits the breadth thereof: it was square and three cubits high.
2 And he made unto it horns in the four corners thereof: the horns thereof were of the same, and he overlaid it with brass.
3 Also he made all the instruments of the altar: the [a]ashpans, and the besoms and the basins, the fleshhooks, and the censers: all the instruments thereof made he of brass.
4 Moreover, he made a brazen grate wrought like a net to the Altar, under the compass of it beneath in the [b]midst of it.
5 And cast four rings of brass for the four ends of the grate to put bars in.
6 And he made the bars of Shittim wood, and covered them with brass.
7 The which bars he put into the rings on the sides of the altar to bear it withal, and made it hollow within the boards.
8 ¶ Also he made the laver of brass, and the foot of it of brass of the [c]glasses of the women that did assemble and came together at the door of the Tabernacle of the Congregation.
9 ¶ Finally, he made the court on the South side full South: the hangings of the court were of fine twined linen, having an hundred cubits.
10 Their pillars were twenty, and their brazen sockets twenty: the hooks of the pillars and their fillets were of silver.
11 And on the North side the hangings were an hundred cubits: their pillars twenty, and their sockets of brass twenty, the hooks of the pillars, and their fillets of silver.
12 On the west side also were hangings of fifty cubits, their ten pillars with their ten sockets: the hooks of the pillars, and their fillets of silver.
13 And toward the East side, full East were hangings of fifty cubits.
14 The hangings of the one side were fifteen cubits, their three pillars, and their three sockets:
15 And of the other side of the court gate on both sides were hangings of fifteen cubits, with their three pillars and their three sockets.
16 All the hangings of the court round about were of fine twined linen.
17 But the sockets of the pillars were of brass: the hooks of the pillars and their fillets of silver, and the covering of their chapiters of silver: and all the pillars of the court were hooped about with silver.
18 He made also the hanging of the gate of the court of needle work, blue silk, and purple, and scarlet, and fine twined linen even twenty cubits long, and five cubits in height and breadth, [d]like the hangings of the court.
19 And their pillars were four with their four sockets of brass: their hooks of silver, and the covering of the chapiters, and their fillets of silver.
20 But all the pins of the Tabernacle and of the court round about were of brass.
21 ¶ These are the parts of the Tabernacle, I mean, of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, which was appointed by the commandment of Moses for the office of the [e]Levites, by the hand of Ithamar son to Aaron the Priest.
22 So Bezalel the son of Uri, the son of Hur of the tribe of Judah, made all that the Lord commanded Moses.
23 And with him Aholiab son of Ahisamach of the tribe of Dan, a [f]cunning workman and an embroiderer, and a worker of needle work in blue silk, and in purple, and in scarlet, and in fine linen.
24 All the gold that was occupied in all the work wrought for the holy place (which was the gold of the offering) was nine and twenty talents and seven hundred and thirty shekels, according to the shekel of the Sanctuary.
25 But the silver of them that were numbered in the Congregation, was an hundred talents, and a thousand seven hundred seventy and five shekels, after the shekel of the Sanctuary.
26 A [g]portion for a man, that is, half a shekel after the shekel of the Sanctuary, for all them that were numbered from twenty years old and above, among six hundred thousand, and three thousand, and five hundred and fifty men.
27 Moreover there were an hundred talents of silver, to cast the sockets of the Sanctuary, and the sockets of the veil: an hundred sockets of an hundred talents, a talent for a socket.
28 But he made the hooks for the pillars of a thousand seven hundred and seventy and five shekels, and overlaid their chapiters, and made fillets about them.
29 Also the brass of the offering was seventy [h]talents, and two thousand, and four hundred shekels.
30 Whereof he made the sockets to the door of the Tabernacle of the Congregation, and the brazen altar, and the brazen grate which was for it, with all the instruments of the Altar.
31 And the sockets of the court round about, and the sockets for the court gate, and all the pins of the Tabernacle, and all the pins of the court round about.
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You will also be required to complete a 5 day diary from Monday 21st of October to Friday 25th of October. The dairy will take approximately 5 hours (1 hour per day). It will involve uploading photos as well as recording laundry habits.
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Friday, November 11, 2005
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
How Long Do I Have To Wait For You?
SUPER-SOUL ALERT: Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings - with special guests, your very own New Alcindors - perform at 7pm tonight, Tue., Nov. 8, at Club Cafe, South Side. Extremely "Not To Be Missed". Jones is the one who waxed regular Soulcialism spins "Pick It Up And Lay It In The Cut" and 2004's hottest rekkid, "Genuine"!!
SUPER-SOUL ADVANCE ALERT: *SOULCIALISM* returns to the White Eagle for our November soul fury on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. There will be another free Soulcialism comp-CD giveaway, and there may be other good'n'fun news, so WATCH THIS SPACE. N'at. Go steelers.
FIRST THINGS LAST: THANKS to everyone who came out in October to make it one of the get-down-ingest, shimmy-shakin'est, biggest ROAD BLOCK Soulcialism parties yet!! Big Ups to Mary & Joe & the Eagle and of course all y'all, from Juddy 'n' Johnno and the Soulcialist Party Workers. HA!


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A community working together can accomplish amazing things, and LA Cares is grateful. On Saturday, May 7, the local chapter of the National Association of Letter Carriers and the Boy Scouts of America teamed up for the semi-annual Help Stamp Out Hunger food collection.
With support from the Postal Service – mailing the postcard reminders, use of trucks and facilities – the carriers picked up bags of food left on mailboxes along their routes, and delivered them for sorting.
Forty million dollars is a lot to spend in the name of improving the "safety" of Trinity Drive.
When I was in business school, I was taught to use cost/benefit analysis when looking at a proposed expenditure.
I would like to know if there is an estimate for the reduction in lives lost or bodily injury crashes so that we can see what we will get for $40 million.
It seems that few towns are able to spend that kind of money, but thousands more are providing appropriate safety for their residents and visitors in a cost effective fashion without roundabouts every half mile.
It is clear that Trinity Drive could use significant rehabilitation, but I am sure that could be done for a lot less.
It has now been almost a month and a-half since former Gov. Gary Johnson announced his candidacy for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, yet it's still unclear why he's running.
A Gallup poll last week attempted to measure the name recognition among rank and file Republicans of the real or rumored potential candidates for the party's nomination.
Johnson came in dead last, trailing even a former pizza chain executive, Herman Cain, who recently made it official that he also seeks the GOP nomination.
Happy Valentine's Day! Happy Memorial Day! Have a wonderful Fourth of July and a great Mother's Day!
What's that you say? Memorial Day has passed us by and it's not July yet?
Well, why must our lives be so regulated that we can only celebrate something on a single day? There's no law against giving your sweetheart a box of chocolates in June.
If you feel patriotic, wave the flag and stoke up that barbeque in December. Send your mother a card every month telling her how much you love her. And seriously, is there any good reason to only celebrate Isaac Newton's birthday just once a year?
Okay, so maybe we don't want kids randomly showing up at our doorstep asking for candy every other weekend.
Susana-PAC has been formed to help elect courageous state and local leaders committed to the types of reforms that will move New Mexico forward.
We were all rather surprised when former Gov. Bill Richardson kept his political action committee going strong even after he won his second term as governor and dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
But now Gov. Susana Martinez has taken the idea a step further. First she used leftover PAC money from her campaign to buy radio ads and make robocalls to promote her legislative agenda.
Now she has created a second PAC to help fund state and local candidates who agree with her issues. What are those issues?
Everybody remembers where they were the day of JFK's assassination and the day the towers fell in New York City.
Some of us also remember where we were in March 1979 when the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant suffered mechanical failures.
At the first news, a PNM coworker and I dashed down the street to read the reports clacking out of an Associated Press teletype machine. PNM was and still is part owner of a nuclear power plant.
The furor decimated the nuclear industry with plant cancellations and new regulatory hurdles, and it was particularly painful for New Mexico. Grants, the uranium capital, slipped from boom to bust as mine after mine closed until they were all shuttered.
It's a classic plot device of murder mysteries: an evil killer slips poisonous mushrooms into the frying pan of an unsuspecting victim who dies an agonizing death.
But in real life, poisonous fungi typically sicken and occasionally kill people for quite different reasons.
Recently I learned a lot about what can go wrong in the world of mushrooms from Dr. Denis Benjamin, a medical doctor who is also a fungi and poison expert.
As the weather improves over so much of the nation, this seems like a good time to review how you can avoid having yourself or members of your family join the ranks of those who eat the wrong mushrooms.
Some things are outside the proper scope of government. That much is clear to me.
But like what? Specific examples are easy. At the federal level, there are ethanol subsidies, nearly everything that happens in the bedroom and specification of the graphics for street signs in neighborhoods. For the latter, see my post at www.capitolreportnm.com.
At the state level, I've been making suggestions for a couple of years in the largely unsuccessful hope of inspiring what is now the Martinez administration. One is closing, for cost reasons, the El Camino Real International Heritage Center, located four miles off Interstate 25 in the middle of nowhere.
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From classics to hot rods, a variety of cars are on display during the Car Club Show from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Windsor Park Retirement Community. Enjoy refreshments and a live performance by The Rockin' Fenderskirts. For more information, call or visit their website.


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Photographer's Note
Arrone is a town of 2.791 inhabitants of the province of Terni. The two-thousand-year history of the village is evidenced by the discovery of a travertine stone, of a marble slab with an inscription at the church of San Lorenzo in Tripozzo, of a female marble head dating back to the II century. a.C., of some small bronzes and a seal coming from a probable sanctuary on the top of the mountain of Arrone. However, according to the documentary sources, Arrone derives its name from the noble family Arroni, who according to the historic Foligno Ludovico Iacobilli founded it in the IX century AD.
holmertz, Fis2, papagolf21, ikeharel, danos, pierrefonds, Royaldevon, Hansaphotos, ChrisJ, jhm, cornejo, PaulVDV, Lidka trouve(nt) cette note utile
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holmertz (74435) 2018-03-13 7:37
Hello Silvio,
This is a photo offering a lot to watch, from the trees in the foreground, through the relatively "modern" town in the valley, the medieval village on the hill, up to the mountainside covered with tree in the background. The colour scheme of mainly green, brown and grey tones is very agreeable and the vertical composition suits this composition perfectly.
Kind regards,
snunney (125108) 2018-03-13 7:48
Hello Silvio,
Another beautiful hilltop village, this time with a more modern quarter nestling beneath. I like the misty atmosphere and the soft muted tones. Thanks for sharing.
Fis2 (129769) 2018-03-13 8:20
Witaj Silvio!
Another beautiful village.
Excellent POV and composition.
Fog add flavor to this picture.
Well done.
Nice afternoon.
papagolf21 (133725) 2018-03-13 8:33
Bonjour, cher ami Silvio,
Je ne sais plus quoi écrire pour exprimer mon admiration pour ces villages.
Alors, je regard, contemple et admire sans modération.
Un grand merci pour tout.
ikeharel (93326) 2018-03-13 8:38
Ciao Silvio,
Details over the picture are wonderfully in clarity and variety of colors and objects|: The far side forest slopes, the cypress trees, houses on the hill with the tower at the highest top, and autumn colors on some of the trees in the foreground.
Wonderfully composed, saluti,
danos (110395) 2018-03-13 9:05
Ciao Silvio,
nice the view of the town as was build on the hill.The verdant area surround all of it making the scene even more attractive.
lousat (112357) 2018-03-13 10:00
Ciao Silvio,ancora una cartolina stupeda,colori invernali e verticale vincente con grandi dettagli,davvero bella! Buona serata,Luciano
pierrefonds (85075) 2018-03-13 12:21
Hi Silvio,
The trees are framing well the town. The point of view is showing the details of the buildings, of the houses and of the church. The light sd giving good colors output. Have a nice day.
GyurMaster (12796) 2018-03-13 13:15
Dear Silvio,
Mesmerizing view, the feel of the endless space is just great on this photo.
Best Wishes,
carlo62 (72760) 2018-03-13 15:28
Ciao Silvio
la leggera foschia toglie un po' di nitidezza alla foto, ma crea anche una bellissima atmosfera malinconica che ben accompagna questo borgo.
jemaflor (117666) 2018-03-14 0:41
Hi Silvio,
Greta view with this town built on the top of this hill, good choice for the POV to take the view, more contrast for the presentation, maybe,tfs.
abmdsudi (74034) 2018-03-14 2:01
Hi Silvio
A peaceful old town to be well set off to deep green colour down the valley pulls through nicely and creates such a good overall contrast. A pleasantly scenic
with a slight mist nicely blended together but how well the tall edifice grabs as strong focal. A pleasure to look, superbly taken, Congrats, TFS
Best regards
Nicou (174957) 2018-03-14 2:02
Le format allongé met parfaitement en évidence la végétation et ce rouge et quel beau village superbe avec son clocher quel rendu sur ces maisons de pierre superbe.
Bravo et amitié
Royaldevon (56720) 2018-03-14 2:18
Ciao Caro Silvio,
This is a very well composed photograph to show the ancient Arrone. rising like a wedding cake and surrounded by conifers.
The pale colours of the buildings, sharp and detailed, stand out easily against the darker colours of the trees.
How exciting, that such early remains have been found in the village!
Have a lovely day,
Bev :-)
Hansaphotos (10253) 2018-03-14 3:06
Hello Silvio
A pleasant composition of this charming village. Very well presented in this suitable vertical format. Interesting to see how they manage to squeeze cars into those narrow streets. Lovely work:) TFS.
Greetings, Erling
ChrisJ (141979) 2018-03-14 5:03
Hello Silvio,
Smart choice of a vertical format with good sharpness and excellent pastel colors. I like the rough 's' shape of the village houses twisting around the wooded knoll. Tfs!
jhm (180362) 2018-03-14 6:05
Ciao Silvio,
A nice vertical picture with an excellent panorama and city in centre of the picture.
Composition and presentation is pleasant to look at.
Very well done, TFS.
Best regards,
mesutilgim (107372) 2018-03-14 10:26
Hello Silvio,
The light and colors is a little bit pale but the overall compo is nice. Portrait format was a good choice.
Usefull notes.
TFS and best regards
cornejo (57012) 2018-03-14 11:52
Ciao Silvio, ottima visione di questa interessante villa, molto ben composta e catturata in questa buona foto. Un'immagine interessante, con una buona nitidezza, profondità, luce, colore e qualità. Lavoro molto buono e bello perfettamente fatto, le mie congratulazioni amico mio. Grazie per aver condiviso questo lavoro interessante.
Buona notte e buon riposo della settimana.
Tutto il meglio del sud della Spagna.
PaulVDV (43908) 2018-03-15 5:24
Hello Silvio,
Presented from a good height so we get a full view of all facades in the lower part of the village as well as of the houses and the church tower built on the rock.
The natural scenery is wonderful.
I have no idea how this village looks like seen from the other sides. But from this side the view is magnificent.
Best regards, Paul
Cricri (147454) 2018-03-15 8:18
Ciao Silvio
Bon format qui inclus la végétations et cadre le village de haut en bas, belle lumière et couleurs
Belle journée
Lidka (527) 2018-03-21 11:53
Dear Silvio!
Amazing vertical cut.
Wonderful landscape.
Fine town of village, interesting architecture.
Nice lightness, very nice natural colours.
Good exposure and capture.
Ideal contrast and sharpness.
Original work.
Well done!
Photo Information
- Copyright: Silvio Sorcini (Silvio1953) (177815)
- Genre: Lieux
- Medium: Couleur
- Date Taken: 2018-03-10
- Categories: Châteaux, Nature, Architecture
- Exposition: 30 secondes
- Versions: version originale
- Date Submitted: 2018-03-13 7:00


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Personal Protective Equipment Module
TESCO Meter Manager Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Module is the only inventory control and management system for Personal Protective Equipment designed specifically for the electric utility industry.
Rubber gloves, sleeves, face shields, hot sticks, or any other safety equipment can be tracked. Both serialized and non-serialized PPE is handled by the system. The module tracks all the PPE for each technician, truck, service center, and any other inventory location. If the technician moves, his or her PPE moves with him. If a truck is reassigned, the PPE moves with the truck.
If the technician requires replacement PPE due to theft, loss, or damage, he/she can submit a request electronically and be notified when the equipment is available for pickup or has been shipped. The technician can even attach a photograph and scanned documents, such as a police report, to the request.
If the PPE is barcoded, you may use the system's integrated scanner support to quickly scan items in and out of inventory. When integrated with TESCO's other Meter Manager modules, you can define any special safety equipment that is required for specific work orders or work order types and the system will ensure the technician has the required safety equipment before job assignment.
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Tool Tracking Management Module
The TESCO Meter Manager Tool Tracking Management Module is a comprehensive inventory control and management system for all tools used by many technicians, from a Phillips screwdriver to a metering standard. Both serialized and non-serialized tools are supported as well as calibrated and non-calibrated. Utilities can even track personally owned equipment. TESCO Meter Manager Tools Management Module tracks all the tools for each technician, truck, service center, and any other inventory location. If the technician moves, the tools move with him or her. If a truck is reassigned, the tools move as well. All testing and calibration of equipment is managed. Simply set up the required calibration intervals for each type of equipment and the system will automatically schedule and manage the calibration. You can test and return, swap out new for old, or give loaners during test – however you manage your test equipment, the TESCO Meter Manager Tool Tracking Management Module can handle it. If you send out new equipment and expect the old equipment to be returned, the system will automatically notify you if it has not been received by the expected date. Failure of any equipment is tracked in detail, as is lost, stolen, or damaged equipment. If any technician is having excessive equipment issues, an exception is generated for management review. Warranty information can be entered, in which case the system will automatically know if any failed equipment is under warranty and will manage the warranty repair process.
Users (based on permission levels) can define the required equipment for each job classification. For example, if a meter technician is moving from single phase to polyphase, you can instantly generate a list of additional equipment required. When integrated with TESCO's other Meter Manager Modules, the user (based on permission levels) can define the tools required for specific work orders or work order types and the system will ensure the technician has the required equipment before he/she is assigned to the job.
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In this fast-paced world of modern technology, gaming and gadgets, it can be quite easy for families and especially children to get swept up in a virtual world.
The traditional notion of playing outside, skipping, jumping, and running with friends in the street that has been done for generations now seems a bit "old-fashioned" to the children of today.
But what if you can find something that combines the two? Somewhere where children can run free and be active but with all the style and feel of the modern age.
For this week's review, where three generations of the same family give their take on one local attraction, we decided to visit the newly opened 'Infinite Air' extreme trampoline centre in Durham.
Certainly the North East's first of its kind and boasting to be the UK's largest trampoline and free-running park, it's great to see the region leading the way in attractions such as this.
The first and most important thing to note, is that pre-booking your so-called 'JUMP' session at Infinite Air is essential to guarantee a slot. Having only opened in July, and word of mouth spreading quickly, visitors are literally jumping at the chance to try it out.
The online booking system is easy, you simply choose the day and are given a selection of time slots showing current availability. Understandably for safety reasons, there are tight restrictions on numbers.
Jump sessions last one hour and cost £11.95 per person. It is possible to book two hours at a time for full price or there is an option of booking the second hour at half price once you arrive at the centre as long as there is availability.
The centre is open seven days a week, 11am-8pm for anyone eight years and over, and adults are welcome too, but there is an age restriction in place for the younger children. Those aged three to seven years are only allowed to book between 9am and 11am, which may prove difficult to families who have children in different age brackets.
Very easy to find, the facility is located outside Durham City Centre, just off the A1, right next door to New Ferens Park and there is plenty of free parking on site.
Visitors are advised to arrive half an hour before their session time and on arrival are asked to sign a waiver, given their own pair of bright yellow 'Infinite Air' socks and then taken as a group into a holding area where a three-minute safety video is shown before being let loose.
The hall itself is extremely impressive, with over 16,000 sq feet of trampolines laid out in front of you and a 14- metre high roof system which gives a feeling of being outside while inside.
In the centre of the room lies an enormous air bag with a three-metre high podium from which 'jumpers' can throw themselves off. There's also smaller freefall podiums and an angled trampoline to try out tricks and land safely.
Around the air bag are a number of different sections. To the left there is a free-jump area with tumble tracks and over 40 trampolines, and a wall-run area with performance trampolines and different heights to master.
To the right, there are netted trampoline areas for basketball, where you can dunk like never before ,and a dodgeball area with two courts, six beds and angled rebound trampolines for extra bounce.
The place is a hive of high-energy activity, with youngsters (and the not-so-young) running, jumping, spinning, twisting and bouncing, in some cases, literally off the walls.
Infinite Air staff are present everywhere, helping to encourage, assist and keep everyone safe and there is a café area for accompanying adults to take a breather and watch the action.
Not available yet but due to open in autumn is an additional Parkour area with sprung floor, Ninja Warrior, CrossFit and a fitness studio to offer a new fitness experience for members.
The Verdict
It's always nice to find something new to do with the family and it was really easy to find and park.
I liked the fact that there was so much to do for the kids but also that you can walk around between the trampolines and watch everything going on. It means even if you're not taking part, you can still feel involved.
There was plenty of space to sit down and relax with a drink from the café. My only real downside is the cost, it's a lot to spend for only an hour. Overall, though I thought it was great especially if you've got little monkeys for grandchildren like me!
I would have liked to book for two hours but thought the cost of £23.90 per child was just too high. When we got there, we asked if we could book the second hour for half price, but it was full.
The facility itself is great. You can tell it's brand new and still has development work going on but it's light, airy, comfortable, and has a fun lively atmosphere.
I was impressed with just how many staff were around and it's refreshing for the kids to be encouraged to let go and try new things rather than feeling restricted.
Overall, I'd prefer a two- hour session so you don't feel so rushed. A great novelty activity but only for special occasions due to cost.
The Minis
Georgia (11) – My favourite bit was jumping onto the big air bag from the top platform. The staff were really good and encouraged me to do a flip from the top. I also liked the performance trampolines so I could try out splits and swivel hips. It was so much fun.
Scarlett (nine) – I loved EVERYTHING about this place. I could run around everywhere and do somersaults onto the air-bag.
I got really hot but didn't want to stop and could have stayed there all day!


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Reviews | Written by Joel Harley 01/02/2014
Comic Review: DREDD – UNDERBELLY
Review: Dredd – Underbelly / Author: Arthur Wyatt / Artist: Henry Flint / Publisher: 2000AD / Release Date: Out Now
No, there's still no sign of a sequel to the Karl Urban adaptation of 2012. Still, consolation has arrived: that universe finally gets an update with this tie-in, scripted by Arthur Wyatt and illustrated by 2000AD veteran Henry Flint. Following the events of Dredd, Underbelly sees the perpetually grumpy Judge Joe Dredd still hard at work bringing justice to the streets of Mega-City One.
As with the film, the action is pared down and localised to a relatively small area of the Big Meg, the story concerned with petty criminals, drug deals and illegal immigration. No Dark Judges, Angel Gang or Judge Cal – the influence of Ma-Ma is writ large throughout Underbelly, the underworld attempting to fill the void left in her absence. Like the film, it's more realistic, gritty and a whole lot dingier. That means extra swearing, to you and us.
Just as before, the potty-mouth sits ill at ease with the source material, an attempt at extra grit where none was required. Humourless and largely without colour, it's like a regular Judge Dredd comic, only without the sense of wit and satire. While that worked for the big screen, it's not quite as effective in the comic book medium, where we already have a perfectly iconic Dredd. It's like a Marvel MAX comic, except the Judge was already pretty 'MAX' to begin with. To complicate matters, there's also the existence of IDW's relatively faithful take on the character, providing a serviceable alternative to 2000AD Dredd. While Dredd was an excellent comic book adaptation, this reverse tie-in feels somewhat redundant and lifeless; low budget and scaled back where it doesn't need to be.
That said, Underbelly does have its virtues. Flint's art is as great as ever, the artist being one of the definitive Dredd creators along with Carlos Ezquerra and Brian Bolland (not to mention the many, many other wonderful artists at 2000AD). It's a quick read, with decent action and some nice interactions between Dredd and Anderson. The comic comes scattered with information on the Dredd sequel campaign and advertisements for Old Stoney Face's regular adventures in 2000AD and The Complete Case Files. As an exercise in brand awareness, it does its job very well. Sequel, please. Soon?
This version of Dredd could work as an on-going series or graphic novel, but to do that, it really has to embrace the universe and feel free do its own thing, as Garth Ennis did with the Punisher. Underbelly is a sweet thought and a good idea, but Dredd deserves better.


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Ring We Now of Christmas
Sacramento Region, CA (MPG) - Silver Bells, Silver Bells, its Christmas time in the city. Actually the bells of the Bel Tempo Handbell Choir are Gold, and the sound is Golden! The holiday season is a special time of year of wonder and excitement. It's also a time to reach out and help others who are less fortunate. This year on Sunday, December 17, at 4 p.m., 3235 Pope Avenue, you are invited to help others while enjoying an afternoon of holiday music from around the world with Bel Tempo, a community handbell choir sponsored by Northminster Presbyterian Church. The concert has become a holiday tradition for music lovers of all ages. In addition to handbell music, Bel Tempo will be joined by soloists on violin, marimba, English horn and a variety of percussion instruments. Audience members will have a chance to try their skills with hand chimes and join in carol sing-a-longs.
This year's concert, "Ring We Now of Christmas," is a benefit for Family Promise of Sacramento. Family Promise helps displaced families renew their dreams and re-start their journey towards independence. Permanent housing is the ultimate goal, along with developing the self-sufficiency needed so that homelessness is less likely to reoccur. Family Promise partners, with over two dozen, host and support congregations. During the day, the Family Promise Day Center, located in the Loaves & Fishes complex, provides a safe and secure haven for families. Each evening, Family Promise transports the families to the host congregation for that week and then transports the families back to the Day Center each morning.
The afternoon of music is free. A freewill offering will be accepted to benefit Family Promise. For more information, call (916) 487-5192 or go to northminsteronline.org.


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We spent the day in Belem, visiting the Monastery and Tower. The Monastery is one of the most impressive we have seen so far, with the best cloisters of any. It is also the resting place of Vasco da Gama, the navigator that discovered the sea route to India, via the Cape of Good Hope. The Belem Tower is the fort that once guarded the river entrance to Lisbon.
|The Monastery.
|Interior of adjacent Cathedral.
|Tomb of Vasco da Gama.
|Riverside park fountain.
|Monument to first plane to fly from Africa to Europe.
|Belem Tower.
|River view from the tower.


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Denmark - Jan 2017
This drawings represent a unique moment of connection, between the creators of "For the Sake of Being(s)", Catarina Brazão and Markus Pesonen, and a few more people for the integration in the project, creating a team to act in the future in different areas such as arts, design, green technologies, self development, music... and create unique projects and experiences for the evolution of the global conscience. It is an honor to be part of this amazing will for the well being of humanity, and the planet.
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Gudhjem, Bornholm - Somatic Sound Journey Torus Sound Wave
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A brief note on Article 377
The State should not intervene in the life of the individual unless he is causing harm to others and in some cases even to himself. Therefore in the collective life of the nation the greatest amount of freedom should be given to the individual; it is for the individual to decide his relationship with others. It is at the same time true that India has a rich tradition of culture and religion. But this should not be imposed on the individual by the State. Each individual must flower into his own tradition and religion by his own free will.
In this contest, I am referring to a passage from Sri Aurobindo, which I consider apt in the present situation.
Kittu Reddy
The State is bound to act crudely and in the mass; it is incapable of that free, harmonious and intelligently or instinctively varied action which is proper to organic growth. For the State is not an organism; it is a machinery, and it works like a machine, without tact, taste, delicacy or intuition. It tries to manufacture, but what humanity is here to do is to grow and create. We see this flaw in State-governed education. It is right and necessary that education should be provided for all and in providing for it the State is eminently useful; but when it controls the education, it turns it into a routine, a mechanical system in which individual initiative, individual growth and true development as opposed to a routine instruction become impossible. The State tends always to uniformity, because uniformity is easy to it and natural variation is impossible to its essentially mechanical nature; but uniformity is death, not life. A national culture, a national religion, a national education may still beuseful things provided they do not interfere with the growth of human solidarity on the one side and individual freedom of thought and conscience and development on the other; for they give form to the communal soul and help it to add its quota to the sum of human advancement; but a State education, a State religion, a State culture are unnatural violences. And the same rule holds good in different ways and to a different extent in other directions of our communal life and its activities. The business of the State, so long as it continues to be necessary element in human life and growth, is to provide all possible facilities for cooperative action, to remove obstacles, to prevent all really harmful waste and friction,—a certain amount of waste and friction is necessary and useful to all natural action,—and, removing avoidable injustice, to secure for every individual a just and equal chance of self-development and satisfaction to the extent of his powers and in the line of his nature. So far the aim in modern socialism is right and good. But all unnecessary interference with the freedom of man's growth is or can be harmful. Even cooperative action is injurious if, instead of seeking the good of all compatibly with the necessities of individual growth,—and without individual growth there can be no real and permanent good of all,—it immolates the individual to a communal egoism and prevents so much free room and initiative as is necessary for the flowering of a more perfectly developed humanity. So long as humanity is not full-grown, so long as it needs to grow and is capable of a greater perfectibility, there can be no static good of all; nor can there be any progressive good of all independent of the growth of the individuals composing the all. All collectivist ideals which seek unduly to subordinate the individual, really envisage a static condition, whether it be a present status or one it soon hopes to establish, after which all attempt at serious change would be regarded as an offence of impatient individualism against the peace, just routine and security of the happily established communal order. Always it is the individual who progresses and compels the rest to progress; the instinct of the collectivity is to stand still in its established order. Progress, growth, realisation of wider being give his greatest sense of happiness to the individual; status, secure ease to the collectivity. And so it must be as long as the latter is more a physical and economic entity than a self-conscious collective soul.
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Discussion in 'Transformers General Discussion' started by Waverider, Feb 7, 2009.
Here he is... The one and only Sky-Byte!!!
YouTube - sky-byte singing
Transformers Video Discussion - TFW2005 - The 2005 Boards
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haiku. how nice.
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Microsoft's weekly Gold Member-exclusive deal is set to kick off later today, with a decidedly necrotic theme. The Zombies... Back From The Dead promotion slashes the price of two undead themed XBLA games, two expansion packs and some avatar gear, meaning that the zombie lovers amongst us can satisfy their horrific urges for flesh.
The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai is an absolutely fantastic Indie title turned full-fledged XBLA exclusive, featuring nuanced brutal combat that's easily the equal of any number of retail releases. Boomsticks and chainsaws abound, along with gritty yet ambient art direction. Don't miss this one.
Zombie Apocalypse has also been reduced to 400 Microsoft Points, but be aware that it's a ridiculous grind. The twinstick gameplay is solid enough and it actually feels like an isometric Left 4 Dead in parts, but there's simply too much repetition to make it stand out. I'[d recommend the slightly superior Dead Nation on PSN if you happen to own both consoles. Easy (if grindy) achievements, mind.
The Left 4 Dead expansion packs both offer a small new campaign and some nifty new multiplayer modes. They're well worth the money if you haven't grabbed them already. The Zombie Island of Dr Ned is also a thoroughly worthwhile destination for Borderlands fans who haven't stumped up for the complete edition.
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Wednesday Club.........Uncle Alex
|My first one today!
BEASTIE BOYS - Brass Monkey (Live)
Uncle Alex was one of my father's 10 brothers and 2 sisters. Alex was an alcoholic, he died of cirrhosis of the liver, the classic alcoholics death.
When I was young I went to a place called Alness, I loved the place but it was spoiled by my Uncle Alex. When he was sober he was kind, generous and funny. All you would want and expect from an Uncle. When he was drunk, he was loud, violent and terrifying. I am sure Robert Louis Stevenson got his inspiration from someone he knew, who was an alcoholic.
My Aunt Nan asked my parents if I could go to Alness for Christmas and New Year. I was happy as I loved the place and I usually only went in the Summer. It did not take me too long to discover that I was only there as a buffer for my Aunt, who was terrified of Alex when he got drunk over the festive period.
It was the day before New Year when he came home from the pub and he was raving, he tried to hit my Aunt and I stood in his way. I was trembling with fear. I was only 10 or 11. He got a walking stick and hit me hard several times, I never moved or cried. My Aunt was crying and screaming and after the 4th hit, he threw the stick down and stormed out and he was not seen until the next day.
When he returned the next day, he was sober and acted as if nothing happened. I wonder if he even remembered what he did.
I never told my parents, in fact, I never told anybody. This is the first time I have aired the story.
My Aunt asked the following year if I would come.
No! That was it, I never went back again to stay in that house, which held some great childhood memories. But had a dark undertone.
As a footnote, my uncle Alex fought in the Second World War and was captured by the Germans. He managed to escape the prison camp he was in with a friend. There was a brief chase, he found himself hiding in a ditch, when his friend had his head blown off. Alex was re-captured and spent the rest of the war in another prison Camp in Germany.
I think that may have made many people turn to alcoholism, but is no excuses for violence.
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The Statutory members of the Board include Childrens Services, Primary Care Trusts, NHS Trusts, Police, Probation, CAFCASS and the Youth Offending Team.
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Cozy Indoors: 5 Cooking Projects for Snow Days
Along with many of you, we stayed inside most of this past weekend watching the snow fall past our windows. As usually happens on such occasions, we eventually found ourselves in the kitchen flipping through cookbooks. Snow days are perfect for attempting a new recipe!
If we know a storm is coming, we can stock up on key ingredients ahead of time, of course. But even if we find ourselves short a few ingredients, we can usually come up with something to make! Any excuse to turn on the oven will do.
1. Bread - The super easy no-knead bread is great for our weekly loaves, but sometimes we like to mix things up with a carefully crafted loaf of artisan bread. Kneading the dough, waiting for it to rise, and setting the finished loaf in the oven to bake are calming and meditative.
2. Braises - Dig through your freezer and you're bound to find something that can be browned, seasoned, and thrown in the oven to cook for a few hours! Here are a few of our favorite recipes.
3. Gnocchi and Other Pasta - While you're waiting for your braise to finish, why not make a batch of gnocchi to serve alongside? Shaping those little dumplings while watching the snow and keeping cozy next to the stove sounds like an excellent project! If gnocchi's not your style, you can try a batch of regular pasta instead.
4. Macarons - We've been meaning to try our hand at these delicate and notoriously finicky cookies for quite some time. They require a bit more planning than other projects, but the trade off should hopefully be well worth it.
5. Risotto - Whether you think risotto is labor intensive or not, it's a good one to attempt for the first time when you've got a free evening on your hands. It's also a good dish to make if you can get to the store - as long as you have some rice and some broth, you can throw in whatever other ingredients you have on hand.
What projects have you been saving for a snowy afternoon?
Related: What's the Most Complicated Recipe You've Ever Made?
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One of the living for one of the dead.When fellow Canuck director John Fawcett steam rolled on the genre scene with GINGER SNAPS he made quite the ripples in our little appalling loving pool. Now the man returns to our fold with yet another gripping and chilling exercise called THE DARK. Did it live up to the sly cleverness and sheer terror that was Ginger Snaps? Well for me it equaled it.


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A cheapskate couple got out of tipping their waitress by convincing themselves that they were taking the moral high ground. Dayna Morales was left a disgusting, bigoted note about her "gay lifestyle" in lieu of a tip on a $93.55 bill.
A server at Gallop Asian Bistro in Bridgewater, New Jersey, Dayna wrote an email to the gay-friendly blog "Have a Gay Day" detailing her horrible experience. She also included a photo of the receipt, which read, "I'm sorry but I cannot tip because I don't agree with your lifestyle & how you live your life."
Dayna wrote:
NEVER in a million years did I think this would happen. Not only was it a family with two kids, but as I introduce myself and tell them my name is Dayna - the mom proceeds to look at me and say "oh I thought you were gonna say your name is Dan. You sure surprised us!"
I am THOROUGHLY offended mad pissed off and hurt that THIS is what her kids will grow up learning and that I served in the Marines to keep ignorant people like them free. Sorry lady but I don't agree with YOUR lifestyle and the way you're raising your kids but you didn't see me throwing that in your face and giving you shitty service. Keep your damn mouth shut and pray we never cross paths again.
I'm thoroughly offended too! What the heck kind of point did that couple think they were making? Do they really believe that Jesus took advantage of other people and then screwed them because He didn't agree with their "lifestyle choices"?
More from The Stir: Mom's Cheap Tip Drives Angry Waitress to Do Something Crazy
It's even more offensive learning that Dayna served in the Marines. Nothing makes me want to clean someone's clock like insulting a member of the military, because it's that very person that served to protect your freedom to insult him or her.
It doesn't matter what you think of someone else's choices -- that's between them and their conscience, not you. And if you really do believe someone is making a bad decision, the best way to convince them that they're right is to show them hate instead of love.
Can you think of any circumstance in which you wouldn't leave a tip?
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No doubt about it, Zac Efron loves his t-shirts. Over the past few months we've spotted the High School Musical 2 star in just about every style imaginable. While we love it when he wears a classic solid-color look like fitted white, basic blue or black, we're even more enamored of motifs like graphic waves and his message t-shirt look. When we spotted Zac again in his latest favorite, we just had to hunt it down. You can snap up one of the retro-styled Nike shirts emblazoned with the motto "Just Do It" in faded blue online at urbanoutfitters.com, $32. Tell us: What do you think of Zac's T-shirts? Do you love the look, or do you prefer him a little more suited-up?
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never considered myself to be a class warfare guy, but facts are hard to ignore or deny when they are staring you
in the face. Take this recent headline, for instance: "The
85 Richest People on the Planet Now Have as Much Money as the Poorest 3.5 Billion." There are an estimated
7.2 billion people on Earth today, so that calculates
to 0.0000012% of the people have as much combined wealth as 49% of the rest of the people. In engineering terms,
that's 12 picopopulations vs. 490 millipopulations. We know the names of those top 85: Mexican communications magnate Carlos
Slim Helu tops the list, followed by Bill Gates (USA, software), then Amancio Ortega
(Spain, fashion), Warren Buffet (USA, investment), Larry
Ellison (USA, software). We don't know the names of any people on the low end of the
I might be on it). Incidentally, the aforementioned top 5 are squarely aligned - at least to the degree they
can benefit from them - with those of the
Occupy Wall Street mindset. There's an obvious level of gullibility and
stupidity on one side of that equation.
Would I rather be in the top 1.2 μ%
than in the lower 49%? You bet I would. Would my attitude and behavior change if the transition was ever made?
Almost certainly so. When you don't have a lot materially to begin with, the thought of losing it is not as
potentially traumatic as the thought of losing a fortune, so your worldview inevitably adjusts accordingly. Motivations
for acts of charity, in my estimation, tend to eventually shift from true altruism to motives based on tax write-offs
and public perception. People who previously railed against "the rich" prior to becoming rich themselves seem to perpetually perceive
themselves as one of the downtrodden stepped-upons even after achieving extreme wealth. They live in mansions on sprawling
estates, drive high-end sports cars that get terrible gas mileage, fly in private jets, consume exotic foods, pamper
themselves with servants, personal trainers, and the best medical procedures and doctors, and then sit in the midst
of minimum wage activists while taking selfies.
month's edition of
Inc. magazine ran an article that is a case in point. If you didn't know, actress Jessica Alba has been making
the news lately for her Honest company
that has
an estimated valuation of $1B, and its plan to go public with an IPO. "What's in a name? that which we call a rose,
By any other name would smell as sweet," so wrote Shakespeare in
Romeo and Juliette. Who would dare to question
the integrity of a company or its officers when named Honest? I salute the cleverness and wile of the strategy.
The vast majority of the Hollywood crowd rails against capitalism and the proclaimed insensate evil of its
practitioners while being the very products of unrestrained capitalism. We have a word for that: hypocrisy. There
are lots of similar examples if you take notice.
to be Honest, there are also dupes on the overtly pro-capitalism side who mindlessly rush to defend 'Big Oil,' 'Big
Pharma,' 'Big Agra,' etc., using as justification that doing so preserves their own potential for making it 'big'
someday. Those at the top of the financial food chain, regardless of political bent, love their unpaid
minions and institute policies to preserve their
fiefdoms. Continuing to carry water for these people exacerbates the problem. If you want to promote your own and your family's lot
in life, stop it.
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Tokrat se je v moji omari znašlo tole pokrivalo -->
New things keep finding their way into my closet...and December hasn't even started yet!I have no idea how i'm gonna resist the shopping during December (ok, i admitt...i don't know how to resist shopping in general, but i think it gets even worse in December) :P
This is whats new -->
Zgleda pa nekako takole -->
And it kinda looks like this -->
(Don't mind the posy pic!)
Skupaj sem sestavila tudi tole snežinkasto zimsko kombinacijo :) navdih je bil sneg....kdo bi si mislil :))
I also created this cute snowy winterish set :) i was inspired by snow...go figure :))
- sive kavbojke (grey jeans)
- pulover s kristalčki (sweater with crystals) --> TopShop
- UGG Boots
- rokavičke (mittens) --> Roxy
- kapa (knit trapper hat) --> Dorothy Perkins
- verižica snežinka (snowflake necklace) --> evasaddiction.com (I want one, it's so pretty)
So vam všeč take kape?Jo imate doma?Kaj pa pravite na kombinacijo?Na moji wishlisti je definitivno ta pulover in verižica!
Do you like trapper hats?Do you own one?What do you think about this combo?The sweater and the necklace are definitely on my wishlist!


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After some popular demand and hundreds of requests I have decided to do and Ask Me Anything on Reddit, This will be for June 20th, at 2pm eastern time. So if you have some far out and interesting questions, look for the thread or stay tunned at at my facebook on Thursday for the direct link!
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Special Collections Department
Letters to
Richard Cobden Sanderson
Manuscript Collection Number: 333
Accessioned: Purchase, December 1995.
Extent: ca. 375 items (.6 ft.).
Content: Letters, prospectus, documents.
Access: The collection is open for research.
Processed: November 1996 by Anita A. Wellner.
Special Collections, University of Delaware Library
Newark, Delaware 19717-5267
(302) 831-2229
Table of Contents
Biographical Note
Early publications by Cobden Sanderson and company featured T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land and his magazine, Criterion, as well as several works on Shelley, including Poems of Shelley. Between 1919 and 1939, when Cobden Sanderson retired from publishing, the firm published much of the work of Edmund Blunden, Adrian Bell, and H. J. Massingham. Cobden Sanderson also published titles by Maria Edgeworth, David Gascoyne, Dorothy Wellesley, and John Beresford, as well as several books illustrated by Rex Whistler, including The New Keepsake and an edition of Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Following his retirement from publishing as World War II was beginning, Cobden Sanderson served as a spotter of enemy aircraft near his home and in other volunteer capacities, as did his wife Gwladys (Sally). Although his retirement was spent in country life, Cobden Sanderson maintained close relationships with many of the authors whose work he issued. Many of them sought out his cottage in Crendon for conversation and relaxation.
Richard Cobden Sanderson died on October 1, 1964.
Source:Obituary. The Times. October 3, 1964.
Scope and Contents Note
The bulk of the letters are from William Force Stead, Philip Tomlinson, Adrian Bell, and Kenneth Rae. Also present in the collection are nine letters from Frank Swinnerton, an acceptance of an invitation from Louis Golding, two letters from H. J. Massingham, a card from Mary Blunden, a letter from Sylvia Blunden with a postscript by Edmund Blunden, as well as letters from several other friends and associates.
Although most of the letters are addressed to Richard Cobden Sanderson, some are written to his wife Gwladys (Sally), and certainly most refer to her. The letters reflect the deep friendships formed between the Cobden Sandersons and their acquaintances and publishing associates. Although a few letters written prior to his retirement from the publishing business, particularly from Adrian Bell and Philip Tomlinson, refer to books being published by Cobden Sanderson or to some aspect of his publications, most of the letters are filled with more personal matters and tend to chronicle the daily lives of the writers.
Letters written during World War II offer vivid and detailed accounts of life in Great Britain during the war. The bombing of London, the displacement of families, rationing, the necessity for vegetable gardening and livestock management by anyone with land, the loss of friends and family, work at the Ministry of Information, and the volunteer work done by Cobden Sanderson and his friends, are all detailed in letters written by Adrian Bell, Kenneth Rae, and William Force Stead. Together these letters provide an extraordinary portrait of life in London and in the countryside of England during the war.
Other highlights among this collection of letters are the references to Edmund Blunden by several correspondents, a letter from Kenneth Rae devoted entirely to Rex Whistler after news of his death in battle, and William Force Stead's long verse self caricature titled "The Lover Casts Off His Old Clothes, a Sartorial Ode for His Nymph."
Contents List
1 Series I. Letters to Richard Cobden Sanderson, 1928-1964 Letters are written to Richard Cobden Sanderson unless otherwise indicated. F1 Bell, Adrian, 1901-1980. -6 1930-1964 Letters 273p F1 1930-1932 F2 1933-1939 F3 1940-1947 F4 1952-1964 F5 [n.d.] F6 Family letters, 1946-1961 Note: Includes letters from other Bell family members, including his wife, Marjorie, and his daughter, Anthea. F7 Blunden, Edmund 1933 Nov 18 ANS 1p Note: Written on the bottom of a letter from Sylvia Blunden to Cobden Sanderson. Blunden, Mary 1921 Mar 20 ACS 1p Blunden, Sylvia 1933 Nov 18 ALS 2p Note: Includes an ANS from Edmund Blunden on the bottom of the second page. F8 Bright, Philip 1935 Mar 27 ANS 1p F9 Browne, Wynyard 1959 Jul 20 TLS 1p [n.d.] ALS 1p Note: Also includes a letter dated March 1964 from Joan which informs Cobden Sanderson of Browne's death. F10 Golding, Louis, 1895-1958. 1933 Nov 14 ANS 1p F11 Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928. To William [1928 May 9] TL (c) 1p Note: Copy of a letter written by Gosse one week before his death. 1 Series I. Letters to Cobden Sanderson (cont'd) F12 Johnson, John 1935 Apr 8 TLS 1p F13 Massingham, H. J. (Harold John), 1888-1952. 1933 Feb 3 ALS 2p [n.d.] ALS 1p F14 Paish, George, Sir, 1867- 1935 Apr 5 ALS 1p F15 Rae, Kenneth -18 1939-1963 Letters 146p F15 1939-1940 F16 1941-1942 F17 1943-1947 F18 1955-1963 Note: Includes a prospectus for Cobden Sanderson's publication, The Annual. 2 F19 Saunders, Silvia [n.d.] ALS 1p F20 Spring, Howard, 1889-1965. [n.y.] Apr 2 ALS 1p F21 Stead, William Force -26 1925-1963 Letters 262p F21 1925-1926 F22 1927-1929 F23 1930-1931 F24 1933-1946 F25 1947-1963 F26 [n.d.] F27 Swinnerton, Frank, 1884- 1935 Mar 24 ALS 1p Mar 30 ALS 1p 1936 Sep 9 ALS 1p 1937 May 28 ALS 1p Jun 3 ALS 2p Jun 24 ALS 1p Jul 10 ALS 1p Jul 31 ALS 1p Aug 6 ALS 1p 1963 Nov 1 ALS 2p 1964 Jan 17 ALS 2p F28 Thorp, Joseph [1935] ACS 1p F29 Tomlinson, Philip -31 1928-1947 Letters 88p F29 1928-1934 F30 1936-1944 F31 1945-1947 Note: Includes a letter from Em Tomlinson. F32 Unwin, T. Fisher 1934 Jul 21 ACS 2p F33 Unidentified, 1912-1935 Consists of sixteen documents, including letters, one congratulatory card for Richard and Sally Cobden Sanderson in 1912 (signed by 41 friends), and two documents in Italian which refer to Anne Cobden Sanderson and Ellen Melicent Cobden.
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Peter Schickele's clear, folk-influenced style also fits well with the album's mood. His many and sometimes hilarious PDQ Bach albums have hurt his chances to be taken seriously, but the Trio Serenade, in five brief movements, appears here in another of an increasingly long list of recordings of Schickele's delightful chamber works. This unusual-meter excerpt from II demonstrates that he doesn't have to be channeling PDQ to deserve a hearing
[listen -- track 8, 0:00-0:53].
After V introduces lively new material, Schickele concludes with a cyclic return to the Serenade's gentle opening theme.
Steven Van Wye wrote Dos Arbolitos for these performers. It is the first work on the program and not the best choice. While it is even more avian-like than Lovebirds, its insistent repetition of the rhythm of a short, rising melodic phrase becomes annoying rather than the perhaps intended energetic. I hate it when irrationally chirpy birds wake me early in the morning.
Caeser Giovannini's tender Theme for a Quiet Day is a lovely piece. If birds are again suggested, it is through an image of airy feathers wafting down to flowering bushes below a tree filled with drowsing robins and sparrows. Giovannini has defined a quiet day.
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