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An ancient folk art form, wirework was probably first practiced by the Egyptians beginning around 3,000 BC. By the mid-nineteenth century this lively folk art flourished with the availability of an impressive range of products from kitchen implements to wire fencing. By the 1920's, wire sculpture introduced this medium to the world of fine art.
basic materials
Wire diameter is measured in inches or millimeters as well as in gauges. Gauges range from 0 to around 50; the smaller the number, the thicker the wire. For example, a 16-gauge wire is slightly thinner than a coat hanger, while 30-gauge wire is similar to thread.
basic types of wire
• annealed wire: a pliable, durable and easy-to-use wire for all of your crafting needs. An example is: dark annealed wire.
• armature mesh: a fun, versatile, flexible aluminum ideal for sculpture, model making and arts and crafts.
• bead stringing wire: made from multiple strands of incredibly fine diameter stainless steel wire. Its smooth, kink resistant nylon coating provides excellent abrasion resistance. Tiger Tail, one of the original wires used for bead stringing, actually had an industrial origin. Containing only 3 strands of stainless steel wire, it tends to kink if you're not careful. Modern bead stringing wires are softer, stronger and more flexible than Tiger Tail, and can be used for most general beading designs. Bead stringing wires, now available in multiple colors to enhance your designs, work well for stringing ceramic, glass, metal, stone beads, seed beads and freshwater pearls. The greater the number of strands, the softer and more flexible the wire is.
• beading cord: comes in silk or nylon cord. Nylon cord is less expensive, but not inferior to, silk. In fact, it is stronger, has less stretch and feels very similar to silk. Silk, the traditional stringing material used by beaders for centuries, adds elegance and a natural drape to your designs.
• colored copper wire: consists of a copper core covered with a colored polyurethane coating. It has a clear nylon overcoat that resists peeling or chipping despite extensive wire working, twisting or bending. Colored copper wire is perfect for wire wrapping, wire forming and bead stringing.
• enamel-covered wire: bendable, yet holds its shape. It's great for jewelry making, floral design and more!
• memory wire: "remembers" its shape and retains its coil form. A rigid, tempered stainless steel wire available in anklet, bracelet, necklace and ring sizes. And it's corrosion and tarnish resistant.
basic equipment
Pliers are used to bend and shape wire, and usually only the most basic kinds of wire cutters and pliers are needed.
• Round-nose pliers are versatile pliers that are especially good for bending wire into smaller round loops or circles, because the jaw consists of two smooth, slender cones. The diameter of a finished circle is determined by where on the cone the wire is wrapped¾nearer the base for a larger circle or toward the tip for a tiny circle. Squeeze the jaws together to see how the gap between the two cones tapers, closing at the tip. Find the spot in the gap that matches the wire thickness to choose the appropriate spot for wrapping. Half-round pliers are useful for bending wire into broad curves.
• Flat-nose pliers have a flat smooth surface on the inside of the jaw, making this the tool to use if you want to grip wire without marring it. These pliers are also good for bending right angles into the wire.
• Chain-nose pliers are similar to flat-nose pliers, except the flat part of the jaw is finely serrated for a surer grip. Serrated jaws will mar the wire, so be sure to grip the wire only in areas that will eventually be hidden. Sometimes you will use the serrations intentionally to cut some tooth in a wire for better hold at crossover points and wire wraps.
• Bent-nose pliers slanted, serrated jaws help you work in complicated, hard-to-reach spaces.
• Long-nose pliers serrated jaws have an extra strong grip and provide easy pick up.
• Twisting pliers and wire cutters make tight, consistent spirals with minimal effort. The simple one-pull action and automatic return twists wire quickly and easily into a strand that will not unravel. Wire is cut easily with the wire cutter in the center of the pliers
• Diagonal pliers will easily cut through wire up to 1.6mm.
• Nylon jaw pliers, regular and thin-nosed, are coated with a thin nylon layer and can gently flatten and harden wire without nicking or changing the diameter of the wire. These pliers are also good for removing bends and kinks.
• Parallel or channel-type pliers are useful because the jaws open and close parallel to each other, unlike ordinary pliers. Although the jaws are smooth, they grip well, because they hold along their length rather than at just one point. These pliers are good for straightening bent wire or for bending angles.
• Needle-nose pliers are useful for reaching into difficult places, and are the best kind of pliers for working with chicken wire. The more versatile needle-nose pliers combines a flat jaw with a rounded outer surface that tapers to a point. You can use the nose to open up loops, the jaw for crimping, and the outer surface as a form to shape curves and loops.
basic techniques
Wire is a remarkably malleable material. It can be braided, coiled, twisted, wrapped, corded, woven, crocheted, spiraled, filigreed and fashioned into innumerable wonderful shapes.


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Friday, six people were killed by a young man who believed he had every right to take others lives, all because he believed he had been mistreated by women. Ignored and unloved, he decided to take out his final revenge in a killing spree designed to obliterate a university sorority. Two sorority members were killed.
The video of this 22-year-old (who will remain nameless) is chilling. He believes he is entitled to sex with women. The rejection he feels is unacceptable, because women should exist only to serve men and fulfill their desires.
The internet responded with a fabulous hashtag, #YesAllWomen. But it's also responded with more men who feel the spree was justified.
This isn't my usual kind of post, but given that my blog talks about dating, I want to take a few minutes to address this situation. I want to get personal. I want us to get our hands dirty. Let's dig in together.

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While many get the knack of using the Mooncup straight away, it can take up to 3 cycles.
Remember, your reusable menstrual cup should last for years and years. Once you've got it, you won't look back.
As you would when using tampons, always wash your hands
before inserting and removing your Mooncup®.
- Part the labia and place the cup as low down in the vagina as it will comfortably sit (lower down than a tampon).
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- The base of the cup should sit as low as possible in the vagina. As vaginal length varies, the first time you use your Mooncup you may need to trim the stem to get the best fit for you.
- Please read our FAQ on trimming the stem before first use.
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Newborn massage is a great way to bond with your little one.
But it may have even more benefits: Proponents say that just five to 10 minutes of gentle touch daily can stimulate your baby's digestion, boost immunity and prepare her for deeper, more restful sleep. Convinced? Here are some do's and don'ts from Teresa Kirkpatrick-Ramsey, founder of Baby's First Massage, a certification program in Dayton, Ohio.
- Get going. Start as soon as possible after birth.In addition to its health benefits, massage may help foster closeness between you and your baby.
- Lubricate your hands. Vegetable oil is ideal for delicate skin. About one teaspoon is adequate; rub between your hands to warm it before beginning.
- Use the right stroke. Up strokes are stimulating; down strokes are calming. Use only down strokes until your baby is 6 weeks old.
- Go out on a limb. The legs are the least sensitive area of the body and a great place to start.
- Follow a pattern. Babies like routine, so try to do your massage at about the same time each day—preferably before her last evening feeding to stimulate digestion and aid sleep.
- Massage a preemie. Due to her immature nervous system, she may find the act overstimulating. Wait until she reaches the equivalent of 32 weeks gestation.
- Go for scent .Avoid scented massage oils unless the ingredients are certified organic. Also avoid using mineral oil, which is derived from petroleum.
- Sweat the details. Don't get too caught up in technique. Make up your own strokes, repeating each motion at least three times in each area.
- Uncover her. Keep your newborn wrapped up except for the body part you are massaging.
- Overdo it. Learn your baby's "timeout" cues. If she fails to meet your gaze, splays her fingers or arches her back, she's overstimulated. Time to call it quits.


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MUDs Online Games
This category is for general information concerned with online games which are known as 'Muds' or 'MUDs' (including all the different types of server/codebase which exist - MUSH, Diku, LP, etc). These games can be played via a telnet or Java application, or with one of the many 'MUD clients' which are available (mostly free of charge), online.
Top: Games: Online: MUDs
See Also:
- MUDseek - Google based search engine devoted to MUDs, searching within a large number of hand-picked sites.
- Journal of Virtual Environments - Academic journal devoted to MUDs and their uses. Formerly muds known as the Journal of MUD Research.
- MUD - Wikipedia article about MUDs in general and their online history.
- Basic Information about MUDs and MUDding - FAQ about MUDs and MUDding.
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We are currently seeking an experienced Test Technician for a role with a Scientific Production company based in Didcot.
The role involves the Testing of Materials used within their production processes and will involve elements such as Wear testing to ascertain their suitability to the processes involved.
The tests involve setting and operating the lathes, measuring the wear scars generated, recording results and any observed anomalies during the testing sequence.
The Precision Test team is the main eyes and ears of the Precision Applications research team and must assure of test consistency and repeatability.
Primary responsibilities include:
- Perform and train operators how to perform wear tests on CNC equipment.
- Use advanced measuring techniques to determine level of wear and produce test inserts to micron accuracy.
- Draw simple geometries in CAD and generate tooling paths for tool fabrication.
- Actively contribute to continuous improvement activities, document processes and contribute to safe systems of work.
- Use, problem-solve and develop test instrumentation such as force measurement.
- Use inspection equipment such as vernier gauges, micrometers and surface finish instrumentation. Inspect wear scars and tool damage using optical microscopes.
- Predict completion times, schedule workloads and foresee issues with both the material and existing capacity
- Monitor machine condition and behaviour, conduct maintenance and support in breakdown
- Read and interpret test data, compile reports and present findings to application engineers.
We are seeking candidates with either an Advanced Apprenticeship or Degree and who have ideally worked in a complex Test Environment such as a Metallurgy lab.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a cutting edge technology company and there will be opportunities for advancement.
Salary is commensurate with experience and potential.


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Tattershall's two medieval buildings will be coming together for an evening of festive song with the help of Mareham le Fen Brass Band.
The Carol Concert, on Saturday, December 5, begins in the castle with some festive ditties, before moving over to the atmospheric interior of Holy Trinity Collegiate Church for the main event.
Due to high ticket sales, any carollers arriving on the night must go straight to the church at 5.30pm, as the ground floor of the castle is at its maximum capacity.
All visitors will have a chance to revive themselves with a cup of mulled wine and a mince pie, then the lights will be extinguished in the Church, the candles will be lit and the story of Christmas will unfold through readings and of course a whole host of popular Christmas carols.
Tickets cost £4 and £2 (£12 family) from 01526 342543.


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I'm a saxophonist and composer based in Melbourne.
My compositions are published by Wirripang Pty Ltd.
Timothy Franklin Quartet
This is a new band based in Melbourne. The concept is to create highly interactive, visceral, and free music, while remaining somewhat grounded in the jazz tradition.
Solo saxophone improvisations recorded in a repurposed church. No edits. No planning.
The music on this album is not for the fainthearted. It is stark, abstract, and complex. But there is also clarity, intuition, transcendence and carthasis. There was no 'artistic' intent. The sounds that were made are simply those that occurred at a particular point in time. 'Song' titles were given after the fact, and are based on my initial feelings upon relistening to the recording.
This music is rewarding for those who are willing to listen.
Visions of a Broken City
This proposed program is a culmination of a year working in popular music and in offices. An entirely improvised program, it comments upon modern life – and the consumerist veneer on the cold, "military/industrial complex" nature of life in the western world in the 2010's. Through the combination of the saxophone, an instrument often thought of as entirely belonging in the realms of dated pop, concert neoclassism, and increasingly meaningless and commercial "jazz", and real time electronic manipulation, a complex, dark, ever-evolving sound world is discovered. A deconstructionist, unashamedly modernist stance is taken toward the always relevant issues of isolation, culture, spiritualism, violence and a society madly worshipping idols made in its own image – sacrificing its children, and its future, not even for glory, but for greed.
Spontaneous, confronting, engaging.
Aware of the concert's role as both ritual and cataclysm: rejecting the remnants of both shallow nostalgia and romanticism excess, focussing on the world as it is, through the prism of the acoustic and the electric. This is pure art music – without ego, without image, and without gimmick. Understandable at a visceral level, with no discrimination for intellect or education, it is simultaneously a comment and a prayer, a call to arms and a funeral dirge. Most of all, it is the world as viewed by a ghost in the system; one who understands who we are and what we were, and stares unblinkingly into the future.
Tim Franklin Trio
This group has the slightly unconventional instrumentation of saxophone, keyboards, and drums. The objective is to create challenging, dynamic music that retains an accessibility and warmth. Straddling "jazz", "art", and "folk" music traditions, much of the music is original, along with music from Macedonia, and by luminaries such as John Coltrane and Ornette Coleman.
Fractals is the trio's independent release from 2010, consisting of original music and improvisations.
For a long term, I stopped thinking of myself as a composer. I am rediscovering my love of the craft, particularly as an exercise distinct from creating music for myself to play. Watch this space!
I write music in a wide variety of settings, from solo saxophone works, to music for big bands or even string orchestras. As well as 'art music' I write electronic music, songs, and music for my trio and quartet.
For those who are interested in this kind of thing…
- Selmer Mark VI alto saxophone, silver plate, circa 1963
Otto Link hard rubber Slant Sig mouthpiece (refaced by Mark Spencer)
Vandoren no 3 blue box reeds
- Selmer Mark VI tenor saxophone, lacquer, circa 1973-74
Mark Spencer custom metal tenor mouthpiece – large chamber, small step baffle.
Vandoren no 3 or 3.5 blue box reeds
- Yanigasawa s880 soprano saxophone
Refaced French blank (Mark Spencer)
Vandoren no 3 blue box reeds
- Buescher C-Melody, bare brass, circa 1923
Morgan #6 mouthpiece
Vandoren no 3 blue box reeds
- Mooger Fooger Ring Modulator
- Catalinbread Montavillion Echo
- Fairfield Circuitry Operator?!
- Boss digital delay twin pedal (DD20)
- Boss rotary speaker sim
- Crybaby Wah pedal
- Dunlop distortion (this will change as soon as I can be bothered)


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Nightly public affairs roundtable featuring rotating group of Boston area residents discussing topics drawn from the news. Each program will open with a short produced piece introducing the topic, then join the discussion in progress. No host, panelists are drawn from group of 30-40 people from all walks of life in the Boston community.
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Panelists: Sarah Wright, Boston Herald; Theda Skocpol, Professor of sociology, Harvard University; Yevgenia Albats, columnist, Izvestia; Mayra Rodriguez Howard, Director, substance abuse services, Mass. Department of Public Health; Ruth Sidel, author, Keeping Women and Children Last.
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text: Morning Briefing: Global markets mixed on oil, terrorism Global markets mixed on oil, terrorism Oil prices have regained some lost ground overnight as a dispute opens up between OPEC giant Saudi Arabia and its smaller members including Venezuela. The Saudis are keen to increase market share and have been willing to accept lower prices as part of the process but smaller nations are suffering badly from the price rout and want a change of policy. The OPEC members will meet next month. Elsewhere there is concern over terrorism in Europe. Following the Paris attacks and a security lockdown in Brussels, Belgium's capital and the administrative centre of the EU, concern is at a high. Markets in Asia have closed mainly higher despite many in the region, including China and Australia being hit by lower commodity prices. Sydney and Hong Kong closed with losses. European indexes are mostly lower amid terror concerns especially following a US global travel warning of increased terrorism risk. Airline shares have been hit by current events. Wall Street and Toronto are expected to open slightly lower ahead of US GDP data which is being released earlier in the week than usual due to Thanksgiving weekend. Latest 1 month ago 1 year ago North America (previous session) US Dow Jones 17,792.68 (-0.17 per cent) +0.83 per cent -0.10 per cent TSX Composite 13,382.38 (-0.38 per cent) -4.09 per cent -10.88 per cent Europe (at 6.00am ET) UK FTSE 6,254.28 (-0.81 per cent) -2.95 per cent - 7.07 per cent German DAX 10,992.73 (-0.90 per cent) +1.84 per cent +12.34 per cent Asia (at close) China CSI 300 3,753.89 (+0.01 per cent) +5.11 per cent +41.70 per cent Japan Nikkei 19,924.89 (+0.23 per cent) +5.84 per cent +14.79 per cent Other Data (at 6.00am ET) Oil (Brent) Oil (WTI) Gold Can. Dollar 45.21 (+0.85 per cent) 42.10 (+0.84 per cent) 1073.60 (+0.64 per cent) U$0.7487 Aus. Dollar U$0.7219 Business leaders want charges for carbon emissions A group of chief executives from global companies have said that they want governments to price-in carbon emissions on new climate change policies. The 78 CEOs from firms including PepsiCo, HSBC and Nestle signed a letter organized by the World Economic Forum calling for "explicit or implicit prices on carbon achieved via market mechanisms or coherent legislative measures according to national preferences" in a bid to spark low-carbon investments to reduce emission patterns at "a significant scale". More market talk: Daily Wrap-up: TSX closes higher as Middle East tensions boost oil SHARE


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Map & Travel
By Car:
There are many car parks and parking meters within the Bond Street area, please see map. Parking is permitted on Bond Street on a single yellow line all day on Sunday and after 6.30pm Monday to Saturday.
Congestion charge:
The congestion charge operates Monday to Friday, 7am to 6.00pm. Evenings, weekends, public holidays and the first three charging days after Christmas are free. All other days are charged at £10 if you pay by midnight on the day of travel. An additional £2 surcharge will apply if you pay by midnight the following charging day. The congestion charge can be paid up to 90 days in advance. For further information call 0845 900 1234 or International +44 20 7649 9122.
By Bus:
There are many bus routes that serve Bond Street and the surrounding area. The 6, 7, 10, 13, 15, 23, 73, 94, 98, 137, 189 and 390 bus routes all run along Oxford Street at the top end of Bond Street. Buses 9, 19, 22 and 38 run along Piccadilly at the Old Bond Street end.
By Tube:
The nearest tube stations to Bond Street are Bond Street, Oxford Circus and Green Park.
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And it begins
My 30 hour trek to Malaysia.
Except this time, it was kinda different.
You see, usually there is a lot of sadness when I'm LEAVING Malaysia. Not much when I'm leaving the USA.
This time, it was interesting. I left the US feeling sad. Torn. Something I kinda was expecting but still unprepared. Leaving the wife, and my two girls behind. Having the darlings bawl at the airport, yelling "Daddy, daddy", as I'm trying to walk up to the security screening with my composure.
I have much to look forward to: seeing mom and dad again. Seeing my brother and sister after a lapse of two years (how time flies). Seeing and catching up with high school buddies- people I haven't seen for ages, and even then, the last reunion only lasted about an hour because of the jetlagged kids, and they weren't on their best behaviour when we were out at dinner. Eating the Malaysian food- this time with no wife or kids nagging about the smell of belacan.
That all being said, I'm kinda surprised by how difficult it was to leave my family behind. How I'd miss everything, from how they spell or kiss or hug or giggle, even to how they throw tantrums. Laying beside the wife in the bed, hearing her breathing. Seeing her smile.
It does certainly make me admire the people who travel a lot routinely without their family. Especially those in the armed forces, having to do stints overseas. Leaving loved ones behind certainly does more than tug at your heartstrings- it's not easy.
I promised Kristin I will have a good time in Malaysia. I'm sure I will. But truth be told, there will be a huge part of me that will be miserable as well until I am with my wife and girls again.


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Thursday, March 31, 2016
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"Sustainable New Urban Mobility"
This month we interviewed Philipp Rode,
Executive Director of LSE Cities and Senior Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science. We have asked him to talk about their recent report "Towards New Urban Mobility" and what their findings mean for the future of mobility in the EU. You can read the full interview by following the link below. We also recommend reading the report itself.
EUKN: You described three types of trends towards new urban mobility, i.e. international base or national base? Which of the trends are more decisive and why?
Describing an international trend approach, which gives us a broader view of transport. I sometimes describe it as an Schizophrenic situation: we are seeing at the moment, clearly on a global level, we are very much in a period of rapid motorization. Particularly in a development world context, emerging economies, more cars are being sold i.e. emerging wealth levels, which has shifted towards a type of motorised mobility. Which in many OECD countries and cities have already experienced its peak over the last ten/fifteen years. At that point there is no longer an increase in an motorisation perspective. ...
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Towards new Urban Mobility
Changes in urban mobility no longer follow traditional patterns of motorisation and policy makers need to embrace an increasing number of alternatives, including cycling and walking as main modes of travel, bike and car sharing, multimodal travel options and electric vehicles. Smartphone applications now support people's travel decisions as they move through the city, opening up possibilities for smarter mobility services that respond flexibly to user needs.
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Smart mobility trends - Reducing congestion
New business models inspired by the sharing economy and disruptive technologies are ushering in an exciting new age in transportation: the era of smart mobility. The arrival of on-demand ride services like Uber and Lyft, real-time ridesharing services such as Carma, carsharing programs such as Zipcar and car2go, bike sharing programs, and thousands of miles of new urban bike lanes are all changing how people get around.
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Boston Cream Pie
Boston Cream Pie
1/3 Cup butter
1 Cup sugar
1 egg
1 1/2 Cup sifted all-purpose flour
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 Teaspoon salt
2/3 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
Cream the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add the egg and beat until creamy. Sift the flour, baking powder, and salt together. Add alternately with the combined milk and vanilla.
Turn the batter into a greased and floured 9-inch round layer cake pan. Bake in a 350° oven for about 30 minutes, or until the cake springs back when lightly touched in the center.
Cool on a rack for 5 minutes, then turn out and cool completely; Place the cake on a serving plate and split horizontally into two layers with a serrated knife. Carefully remove the top layer.
Fill with the chilled Cream Filling. Replace the top half and pour the warm Chocolate Icing over the top, spreading only to the edges. Chill. (When allowed to stand for several hours, the filling seeps into the cake, making the cake and filling seem almost as one.)
Cream Filling
1/2 cup sugar
3 egg yolks
3 tablespoons flour
1 tablespoon butter
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1 1/2 cups milk
Combine the sugar, flour, and salt in a saucepan. Gradually stir in the milk. Cook over low heat, stirring until the mixture comes to a boil. Boil, stirring for 1 minute. Beat the egg yolks slightly. Gradually stir in about half the thickened sauce. Return to the heat and cook. stirring 2 or 3 minutes longer to take away the flour taste. Remove from the heat and blend in the butter. Strain into a bowl. Cool for a few minutes, then blend in the vanilla. Cover and cool, then chill.
Chocolate Icing
2 squares of chocolate
1 cup sifted icing sugar
2 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoons hot water
1 teaspoon vanilla
Melt the chocolate and butter the microwave on medium low power. Stir until smooth, and blend in the icing sugar and hot water. Stir until smooth and slightly thickened (do not beat). Stir in the vanilla. Use immediately.
2 comments:
- Unknown said...
Looks wonderful and am planning to make this morning. Any hints in achieving the piped??? Decoration on top?
- December 11, 2014 at 4:53 AM
- Thibeault's Table said...
Yes, just mix up a little white icing, with powdered sugar, vanilla and a little milk. Pour into a small bag. Cut a tiny piece off the tip of the bag and then draw circles starting in the middle and going out to the edge of the cake. Use the back of a knife, dipped in hot water and drag through the lines from the centre out to make the pattern like a spiders web.
- December 11, 2014 at 7:07 AM
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Divorce Lawyers
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Choosing A Newton Divorce Lawyer
Selecting a lawyer in Newton MA to represent you in your separation is more than just choosing a name; it suggests establishing a close as well as delicate relationship that will proceed for months and probably years. It is very important to discover as well as work with the person that is right for you and also your case. Many
divorce law firms
get so caught up in the making money aspect of the job that they forget what it's like to stand in your shoes. They lose the ability to relate to the challenging time that this is for you and instead make it all about winning instead of finding the best solution for everyone involved. While's it's easy to get swept away with this approach, do remember that this is someone you once cared about greatly and that other people may be affected as well.
Get Name of Divorce Attorneys in Newton From various other experts
Legal representatives, accounting professionals, psychotherapists, participants of the clergy and various other professionals satisfy as well as collaborate with separation lawyers during their work and are frequently a good resource of referrals. Inquire for the names of family regulation professionals with good qualifications and reviews and also whose certifications are most appropriate to your situation. Lawyers, specifically, know the reputations of other attorneys, even those outside their specialized, so a lawyer you already understand and trust can be an exceptionally great recommendation source. If you need a divorce lawyer outside your geographical area, divorce attorneys in your area frequently recognize who the most effective individuals remain in other areas.
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Your state bar might have a procedure for accrediting family members legislation experts and could provide you names. While certification is no absolute guarantee of high quality, it generally calls for a particular proven level of experience, study, as well as rate of interest in the area. Qualified specialists have actually normally passed an examination in this field of the regulation. The American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers is an organization with a rigorous screening treatment which confesses just qualified professionals.
The American Bar Association and also most neighborhood bar organizations have family members legislation areas. Any kind of attorney could sign up with these areas with no screening or screening, legal representatives that belong may have a higher degree of rate of interest and also involvement in the field of family law Newton compared to those who do not.
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You may have friends or relatives that have actually gone through a separation. They are a great resource of info about lawyers, with two qualifications. Every customer and every case is various, so it is tough to assess the performance of a
Newton divorce attorneys
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|Pumping oil and storage (streaky windshield)
|Grain silos, blurry and buggy, but I like!
From Havre, MT we pass through the prosperous community of Williston, ND. Williston's economy, while historically agricultural, is increasingly being driven by the oil industry and has seen a huge increase in population and infrastructure investments during the last several years with expanded drilling using the 'frac' petroleum extraction technique.
|Blue skies briefly
Our destination, however, is 20 miles outside Williston at the Lewis & Clark State Park. The park, of course, is named for the Corps of Discovery explorers, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, commemorating their historic journey through North Dakota where the expedition camped nearby on April 17, 1805. Situated on Lake Sakakawea, a reservoir in the Missouri River Basin, and near the confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers, our site, including water and electric for $25, is grassy and partially shaded. There are miles of trails, river views, concessions, marina, and swimming beach. We thought a perfect place to spend a few days, get some exercise, unwind.
|At Lewis & Clark State Park
Once again, the weather won out with rain and wind our wake-up call. We saw no reason to sit around so back on the road we go. Landmarks led to stops along the way; the Geographical Center of North America in Rugby, ND and finally the Wal-Mart Store in Devils Lake for new Rand McNally maps. We were invited to spend the night, and we did!
|Howard by the monument in Rugby, ND
Entering the state of Minnesota at the Red River crossing at Grand Forks, the scenery changed dramatically. Green became the dominant color rather than amber fields of grain. At Bemidji, MN we had to stop at the tiny stream of the Mississippi River flowing from Lake Bemidji, the northernmost lake feeding this great river. The headwaters are located south at Itasca State Park.
|The Little Mississippi flows from Lake Bemidji
Possibly the best stop along this route, right up there with Lewis and Clark State Park, was our next overnighter at Pokegama Dam Corps of Engineer Park in Grand Rapids, MN, and situated in the heart of northern Minnesota's lake country next to the Mississippi River. I mean the river was right out our windshield as we parked in a spacious, grassy site among the trees. We had electric and managed to manipulate our satellite to pick up some cable…$13. Absolutely beautiful! But it's still raining with brief periods of "hurry up and run out for pictures".
|Room with a View
|Fishing along the banks of the Mississippi River
|Pokegama Dam
We're just 80 miles from Duluth at this point, but didn't want to drive another hour and a half. Time has become so relative, we're not sure what day it is, much less what time. I looked at the phone and we had already crossed over into Central Time Zone, two hours ahead of our California internal clock. Pretty soon, I'm thinking, we'll be going to bed at 7 pm! It was just a week ago and 1700 miles that we left the Okanagan.
Duluth will provide our much needed break, rain or not. We plan to stay for 4 or 5 days and soak up our first Great Lake experience and a beautiful city to explore, plus let our mail catch up….


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Rocking and rolling through November 2016 to June 2017 artists Lisa g Nielsen and Rene Cherrie will fuse sound and image exploring the exciting history of Kerrisdale Arena.
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NEW YORK, NY - Valiant Entertainment today unveiled the fully colored dust jacket cover art for the HARBINGER: THE BEGINNING hardcover collection, in stores August 29 th . The cover was penciled by original Valiant creator Bob Hall ( Shadowman ) and inked by Joe Rubenstein ( Daredevil ).
The deluxe hardcover collects the full Harbinger origin story ( Harbinger #0-7) for the first time ever and includes an all-new "Origin of Harada" story by Jim Shooter and Bob Hall that features the first appearance of a new key Valiant character! Harbinger #0-7 has been digitally recolored and remastered using the latest techniques, melding this classic story with modern execution to more accurately showcase the intended vision for Harbinger #0-7 than ever before. All digital recoloring and remastering was overseen by original Valiant colorists and creators.
Harbingers are human beings with extraordinary powers of the mind. Throughout history, these dangerous abilities tended to lie dormant, emerging in occasional bursts that are brought on by stress. This all changed when Japanese tycoon Toyo Harada, the world's most powerful Harbinger, established the Harbinger Foundation. Hoping to study other Harbingers and the full extent of their abilities, Harada decided to use his vast power and resources to change the world for the better, no matter the cost. He recruited other Harbingers and created programs to teach them how to control their abilities. Soon after, the Foundation discovered the existence of Peter Stanchek, the only Harbinger who can rival Harada's own Godlike powers.
Harbinger reinvented the superhero team genre and became one of the most successful comic series of the 1990s, selling over 5 million comic books. The classic story of Sting's band of renegade teenagers with extraordinary powers of the mind and their battle against Japanese tycoon Toyo Harada took the comics industry by storm in 1992.
HARBINGER: THE BEGINNING (JUN073932), published by Valiant Entertainment, is solicited in the June Previews (Volume XVII #6) and scheduled to arrive in comic book stores nationwide on August 29 th , 2007. The book marks the milestone return of comics legend Jim Shooter and is a full-color 200 page hardcover with a suggested retail price of $24.95.


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Facebook has taken a hit as YouTube and its bevy of video marketing and viral video wonders continues to ascend in the popularity stakes amongst teens.
According to a November study by the Intelligence Group YouTube has overtaken Facebook as the go-to site for young people aged 18-24 in the US.
Last year YouTube was also voted the number one youth brand in a study within 16-24 year-olds.
This further empathizes the importance of using YouTube effectively if you are marketing to the 'youth'. This is perhaps particularly significant for Universities who can get it wrong when it comes to creative direction on film.
A willing audience is in attendance, be brave and capture their attention with something that they can really get into.


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when he grins up at me with his round little face i can't stop thinking
"i wish mom was here to see him make his baby jamey face"
i think she's the only person under the sun that would get that.
see it.
i miss her.
that's such an understatement.
but damn, do i.
ironically, only liam keeps me from sinking in this realization.


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Casa Fortuna, Punta Mita, Mexico
- $10,500,000Price
- 6Beds
- 7Baths
Located within the exclusive residential gated community of La Punta Estates on the Southwestern most point of the privately gated enclave residential community of Punta Mita. Casa Fortuna has unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and Marieta Islands beyond that gives the sensation of being on a private tropical-island. Casa Fortuna's stunning "Mexiterranean" architecture is comprised of six luxurious bedrooms, each in individual casitas with private terraces and patios and artistically landscaped gardens surrounding the entire property. The estate's lavish master suite offers panoramic views of the magnificent Pacific Ocean. Casa Fortuna enjoys year round spectacular Pacific sunset views. A short walking distance from the St. Regis Resort, Private Residents Beach Clubs (2), the Pier at Porta Fortuna, and Four Seasons Resort. Stunning year-round sunsets, unmatched privacy/security, and immediate Access to excellent surf make Casa Fortuna a very unique ultra-Residence in the exclusive gated community of Punta Mita.


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Painting: 'A Christian Dirce' by Henryk Siemiradzki - a Christian woman is martyred in this re-enactment of the myth of Dirce. Siemiradzki (1843-1902) was a Polish Academic painter, known for depictions of scenes from the ancient Greco-Roman world and the New Testament.
Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus (15 December AD 37-9 June AD 68), generally known as Nero, was the fifth and last Roman Emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty. Christian tradition and other historical sources hold Nero as the first major state sponsor of Christian persecution. The non-Christian historian Tacitus describes Nero as extensively torturing and executing Christians after the Fire of Rome in AD 64. Suetonius also mentions Nero persecuting Christians in the Roman Empire. The Christian writer Tertullian (155-230) was the first to call Nero as the first persecutor of Christians, when he wrote, "Examine your records. There you will find that Nero was the first that persecuted this doctrine".
Nero is also accused as the killer of Apostles Peter and Paul. Bishop Eusebius of Caesarea (275-339) was the first to write that Apostle Paul was beheaded in Rome during the reign of Nero. He states that Nero's persecution led to Peter and Paul's deaths, but that Nero did not give any specific orders. However, some other accounts have Paul surviving his two years in Rome and traveling to Hispania. By the 4th century, a number of writers were stating that Nero killed Peter and Paul.


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It is ironic that the religion, which has been the root cause of the most mass slaughter of the 20th century, evolution, along with its bed fellow atheism, is in fact thought to encourage optimism!
Read our fun packed article to discover why!
Evolution - claims that absolutely nothing at will explode for no reason whatsoever, which in turn creates time, natural laws, and all the matter in the universe. This dead matter somehow 'comes alive' and gradually turns from 'simple' single celled organisms into hugely complex multi-cellular organisms capable of making up such unscientific drivel.
Atheism - despite the skeptically claimed fact that you cannot prove a negative, atheists claim just that! Atheists claim that there is no God.
Despite their seemingly gloomy outlook of the relentless, often painful, but inevitable one directional march to the grave, followed by decomposition and an eternity of nothingness, the evolutionists and atheists often feign a jolly exterior.
Scientists have traced this down to their flawed and backward view of reality.
Sid Montgomery Rumpole-Burns, top neurologist and all round good egg told us "Evolutionists think that natural laws behave in the opposite way to how science proves they actually do work, so it is not surprising that this leads to faulty conclusions.
Take this book for instance. (He held up a rather large book). If I release this book from several feet from the ground, the normal person would expect it to fall to the floor. Whereas an evolutionist must anticipate that there is a chance, albeit a mathematically improbable chance, that the book will defy gravity.
This rank stupidity is the result of their fuzzy thought processes and unqualified optimism. It starts with the arcane idea that life can appear by itself.
People in the middle ages used to think that a pile of clothes left in a corner of a house would produce rats. Spontaneous generation. Evolutionists still believe this fable. Scientists have proved that this is not the case many times over, yet evolutionists flatly refuse to accept this scientific fact. Despite all attempts to purposefully create life in the lab, every single attempt has resulted in complete dismal failure. Normal people faced with a success rate of 0% would conclude, OK, fair cop, life does not come from non-life. Yet evolutionists cling to the folly that it happened just once, billions of years ago, when no-one was looking, somehow, by random chance. This means that despite all the compelling evidence of gravity, evolutionists are forced to accept that there is a remote chance that gravity could fail on just one occasion and the book will float.
They also hold to the potty idea that genetic mutations benefit a species. We know of over 4,500 genetic diseases, which are certainly not considered benefits to the sufferers, compare this to the zero evidence in favour of beneficial mutation. Evolution is intellectual buffoonery."
This flawed sense of over optimism has lead to several unfortunate cases.
Rumpole-Burns continued "There was a scaffolder from Avon-on-the-kneecap who flouted health and safety rules and was working 600ft up a towerblock without a safety harness. He was an evolutionist. He pompously argued with his colleagues that the billions to 1 chance of gravity failing were worth the risk, until he fell with an ungainly splat to the floor.
Another troubled evolutionist developed a tumour. Despite the opinions of all the medical professionals, the patient decided upon taking no treatment, believing that the tumour, a cancerous mutation, would infact transform into another useful appendage. Needless to say, beneficial mutations only happen to superheroes and in fairly stories. The lady is now very much dead."
Look out for the next part of our series, which explores the harm caused to children by forcing the unqualified atheistic worldview on them. It will be quite a hoot!


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City Harvest is back on October 20! A chance to explore or re-explore local businesses, eateries and great local spaces and places. Enjoy complimentary parking in our Lower Water Street lots and explore the City! (Meters are free evenings and weekends at Maritime Museum of the Atlantic).
I Love Local (HFX) is a group of community minded independent businesses that are committed to supporting and strengthening our community and to making Halifax an exciting and vibrant place to shop, eat and live.
Our members employ 100's of Haligonians, support 100's of charities and community groups and add incredible depth to the tapestry that is Halifax. By shopping at I Love Local (HFX) businesses, you are choosing to ensure that our local economy remains strong, that innovation continues to happen here and that Downtown Halifax remains the heart of what makes Halifax great.
Be sure to also check out the Historic Properties Harvest Moon Festival and the Great Pumpkin Patch October 17 to 21!


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Newspaper Association of America Offers Tech Courses Online
Friday, June 21, 2002
Press release from the issuing companyVIENNA, Va., June 20 -- The Newspaper Association of America has announced the launch of Newspaper Tech, a Web site that will offer more than 600 technical training courses online. The site, which can be accessed at www.naatechtraining.com, will be officially launched at NEXPO2002, NAA's annual technology exposition and conference, taking place June 22-25 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. NAA staff will offer demonstrations of Newspaper Tech in a booth on the NEXPO show floor. "Online training is a cost-effective way for newspapers to increase staff knowledge and expertise on a wide range of job-related topics," said Tom Croteau, NAA senior vice president for technology. "The aim of Newspaper Tech is to provide a one-stop resource for this type of industry knowledge and training." In order to provide a range of courses on Newspaper Tech, NAA has partnered with other organizations offering newspaper-related, Internet-based courses, including Agfa Corp. of Ridgefield, N.J., and The Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester, N.Y. Some of the 400 Agfa courses will be available in both English and several foreign languages, including Spanish. RIT will initially offer nine certificate courses from its new School of Print Media. In addition to training courses, future plans for Newspaper Tech include linking to an Internet-based knowledge and content management database to answer technical questions in real time. Members of the press interested in covering NEXPO2002 can register onsite at the NAA Press Office in room 204B at the convention center beginning Friday, June 21; phone (407) 685-4843. All media will be asked for photo identification and current press credentials, or a letter from an assigning editor on company letterhead.
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The weather is perfect for diving at the moment; almost no wind, and cool temps to keep the algae count low. The visibility is stellar (15m +) and the critters were out and about. This dive was at 9m for 67mins with a water temp of 17C. The Dievas Focal came along and I have to say its a really good dive watch. I have been surprised at how impressed I am with it. It does everything really well with nothing superfluous. Its total tool. The only downer is I seem to have lost the lume pip during the dive. It seems I am going to be able to test out Dievas customer service ;-)
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