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News already broke that Miranda Lambert, reigning Female Vocalist of the Year, is supplying a song, "Two of a Crime," to Reese Witherspoon's and Sofia Vergara's upcoming film Hot Pursuit. Now, Warner Music Nashville recording artist Frankie Ballard is joining Miranda on the soundtrack with "Drinky Drink," a tune off his album Sunshine & Whiskey.
In discussing his inclusion on the film's accompanying album, Frankie stated:
I'm very honored that music I made will be heard in a feature film. I've always hoped this song would see the light of day and now it is! I haven't laid eyes on the scene yet, but hopefully it's a sexy place for "Drinky Drink" to live forever. I know one thing, if Sophia Vergara and Reese Witherspoon are dancing to it … my life will never be the same.


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PC Music's Danny L Harle is a mastermind when it comes to churning out emotional pop bangers, and his latest collaboration with Clairo is no exception. "Blue Angel" is a bittersweet electro-pop song in the same vein as "Broken Flowers," meaning it'll make you feel an immense amount of sadness while simultaneously wanting to shimmy away the pain. The only thing dropping here is your broken heart on the dance floor!
"Hearts are frozen/ No words to say," sings Clairo. "I said I'd go and it's okay, but I.../ I can't stop/ My tear drop falls like snow."
According to Pitchfork, Clairo and Danny have an EP in the works, which means more dance-sob music to come! Shed some tears while you stream the song and watch the animated video by Timothy Luke.


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Park Rules
To ensure the enjoyment of all, please consider others and follow our policies and rules.
Arrival Time: from 2 pm to 7.30 pm in summer and from 8.30 am to 6.30 pm for the rest of the year.
From 8 am to 10 am in summer and from 8.30 am to 10 am for the rest of the year on the day of departure.
Full payment over peak periods or a 50% deposit over the rest of the year is required to secure your booking. If there is a balance to pay, this balance is payable on arrival. As your reservation is a contract with Russell – Orongo Bay Holiday Park, payment must be made for the full time booked. We do not give refunds for early departure or last minute cancellations.
Smoking is not permitted in any camp building. Please do not throw butts on the ground but dispose of them with consideration for others in the landfill bins.
Park Reception and Camp Store
Opening hours are 8 .00 am to 7.30 pm in summer and 8.30 am to 6.30 pm for the rest of the year.
Wireless Internet
Wireless internet is operated by the Internet Access Company. You are able to log on to your device and buy access using your credit card. Prices start at $2.00.
Swimming Pool
The pool is open from Labour Weekend until the end of Easter from 8am until 8 pm. No glass, food, balls or animals are permitted inside the pool fence. No running on the pool deck nor jumping or diving into the pool. Children under 14 years using the pool must be supervised by an adult.
Speed Limit
Vehicle speed in park is limited to a walking pace/5km per hour .
Conduct and Noise
Quietness between 9.30pm and 7.30 am is required. Reasonable behaviour and dress is required at all times. Consideration must be shown at all times to other guests. Bad language and abusive, or offensive behaviour are not permitted at anytime. Management reserves the right to refuse admission to any person and to remove from the Park without refund any person who in their opinion does not conduct themselves in a decent and reasonable manner. Guests will be told to leave without refunds given if their behaviour does not comply with Park Rules or disrupts other campers.
Alcohol is only permitted to be consumed on your allocated site. Alcohol is not to be consumed within the pool area or walking around the Park. Responsible consumption of alcohol which does not annoy, upset or offend others is permitted. Excessive drinking and parties which disrupt others are not permitted. Park management will require any guest who in their opinion are not following Park Rules to leave immediately without refund.
Please place bottles, cans, paper and cardboard in the appropriate container at the recycle stations. Please remove bottle tops and preferably squash plastic bottles before sorting and disposing of bottles into the correct clear, brown and green recycle bins. Please place food scraps in the compost bin. Please sort and place drink cans and food tins into the appropriate bins. You will find one recycle station beside the roadway adjacent to the pool. The other recycle station, which is used during the peak times, is in the unpowered tent area.
Toilets/Showers/Hand Basins
Children under the age of 5 should be accompanied by an adult when using toilets and showers. Hand basins are not to be used for washing clothes, nor hair dryers for drying clothes. Please leave the bathrooms clean after use. The amenities blocks are closed while cleaning is taking place, usually between 10 am and 1 pm and up to three or four times per day when busy.
Kitchen and BBQ's
Please leave the kitchen clean for the next camper. Food in the refrigerator and freezer should be named and dated. Our policy is that food which is not named and dated will be thrown out to avoid having food going off in the fridges. The kitchens and amenities area are closed while cleaning is taking place. The amenities blocks are closed while cleaning is taking place, usually between 11 am and 1 pm and up to three or four times per day when busy.
In consideration for other guests, please clean BBQ's after you have used them
The laundry is open between 7 am and 9 pm. Please do not use the laundry outside these hours as guests can be disturbed. An iron is available from Reception.
Fish Cleaning and Smokehouse
The fish cleaning and smokehouse area is on the north side of the unpowered tent area. Please clean and fillet fish either at the beach or at the fish cleaning area. Wrap scraps in newspaper and place in the camp bin. No filleting in the kitchens or accommodation please. No storage of fish or bait in camp food fridges or freezers.
Please ask at Reception if you would like assistance in using the Fish Smokehouse.
Boat Washing
Boat motors may be washed only in the designated area which is on the north side of the unpowered tent area adjacent to the fish cleaning and smokehouse area. Please be considerate of water use and other campers while washing your boat.
Visitors are allowed by prior arrangement with the Park management. All visitors must report to the Park Office before entering the park and must depart before 9pm. Visitor's vehicles are to be parked in the parking area adjacent to the Park Reception. Guests are responsible for their visitors including their visitor's behaviour.
One vehicle only is permitted to be parked on each site.
Campervans must have and display an electrical warrant of fitness and comply with LPG Standard (NZS 5426:1996). All campervans and caravans must have their own wastewater container. The dump station is adjacent to the ablution block. Chemical toilets can be emptied at the dump station.
Electricity can only be connected through an approved isolating transformer or RCD Safety Switch. Please position your tent to allow your vehicle to be parked on your site. Prior to vacating your site please ensure that all pegs are removed and that the campsite is left in a clean condition.
Dump Station
The dump station is adjacent to the ablution block. All campervans and caravans must have their own grey wastewater container. Chemical toilets must be emptied in the dump station. Please ensure that the dump station is left in a clean and tidy condition.
Water Conservation
The whole of the Russell peninsular relies on a tank water supply. This enables us to preserve the character and special nature of Russell and limits inappropriate development. Russell – Orongo Bay Holiday Park's water supply comes from a local spring which is filtered and UV treated for your safety. In busy times a bore is used for a back up water supply. In the interests of sustainablity, please use water sparingly.
Open fires within the camp are not permitted, except at the designated campfirea area and provided there is not a fireban in operation. Please check with Park mangement if you wish to have a campfire and Park Health and Safety Rules must be followed.
No fireworks are permitted in the holiday park as they have the potential to cause danger or damage.
Supervision of children
Russell -Orongo Bay Holiday Parks takes pets, except from 20 December until early January and following prior arrangement with the Park management. As we are a bird and wildlife sanctuary, it is a condition of occupancy that dogs must be on a lead at all times. Owners must pick up their dog's waste and dispose of it in the landfill bins.
We charge a deep cleaning fee from $20 to $40 depending on the size of your cabin. Campers pay a fee of $5.00 per day for their dog.
Flying drones within or above the park is not permitted.
Property Damage
Any damage to Park property will be charged to guests including damage caused by their visitors. The park owners shall not be responsible for any loss, theft or damage of any guest's property for any reason, including any fault pertaining to any fitting, appliance or piece of apparatus within the vicinity of the camping ground.
Management reserves the right to request to leave without refund any person who in their opinion infringes Park rules or causes disruption .
Acceptance of Rules and Conditions
We ask for your co-operation so that your stay and the stay of other guests can be enjoyable. Booking and occupying accommodation at Russell – Orongo Bay holiday Park implies acceptance of the above rules and conditions by the site holder/occupant.
Kind Regards
Angela & Don Armitage


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New Stretchable Electronics For Better Ultrasound Imaging
A new technology developed and patented by engineers from University of California, San Diego paves the way for better ultrasound imaging of irregular surfaces.
Imagine sitting in the doctor's office with a sprained elbow. Your doctor may order an ultrasound to evaluate your injury, but since ultrasound probes are rigid, it is often difficult to scan the irregular topography of someone's elbow, and the ultrasound may miss details critical for an accurate diagnosis. Applying special gels can help the ultrasound probe to maintain better contact with the surface, but it is often still not good enough.
A new flexible ultrasound electronic patch may soon change that. Developed and patented by a team of engineers from University of California, San Diego, the ultrasound patch prototype consists of a thin elastomeric silicone sheet embedded with an electronic structure. Described as an "island-bridge" structure, the embedded electronic structure is essentially a network of "islands" made of electrodes and piezoelectric transducers, and "bridges" made of spring-shaped copper wires. The copper spring bridges make the patch stretchy while at the same time providing electric connectivity among the islands.
When attached to an irregularly shaped surface like an elbow, transducers on the flexible patch can emit ultrasound into the tissues underneath, capture the returning soundwaves, and convert the soundwaves into electric signals that can be translated into images by a computer.
The researchers tested this prototype on a wavy-surfaced aluminium block and published the results in Science Advances. The stretchy ultrasound patch was successful in imaging the internal structure of the block. In the future, these stretchable patches may complement traditional ultrasound wands for capturing images of our irregularly shaped body parts such as our knees, elbows and ankles.


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Everybody, Get Outside: Outdoor Dining Spaces of all Shapes and Sizes
It's that time of year when it's suddenly quite pleasant to be outside, and suddenly outside is the only place you want to be. Whether your outdoor space is a big backyard or a tiny balcony, you'll find plenty of inspiration here for dining alfresco in style.
The beautiful patio of desgner Lauren Wells' Boston home, spotted on The Glitter Guide.
A lovely outdoor dining setup from Lonny.
This spot from Lonny looks like the perfect place to linger over drinks on a lovely summer afternoon.
A dining setup on the balcony of Tali and Cory's Seattle home.
An outdoor dining spot with a view from Vogue Mexico.
Flowers cascading overheading make this dining spot from Rue Mag even dreamier.
A small but charming balcony dining setup from Interior Stockholm.
I imagine that food tastes more delicious when consumed in this beautiful backyard surrounded by greenery. Spotted on Amber Interior Design.
A beautiful garden dining spot from Dominique Lafourcade.
A trellis shades the outdoor dining area at Isabelle & Brandon's home from the Los Angeles sun.
An outdoor dining room with a view (that's Central Park!) from Lonny.
This little balcony, by designer Rees Roberts (via Desire to Inspire) is smaller but no less charming.
Preparations for an outdoor dinner party in Austin, Texas, spotted on Camille Styles.


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Ashley McReynolds of the Children's Museum of Evansville joins me to discuss the upcoming fund raiser Way Late Play Date on May 30, 2015. Just for grownups!
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RE: Ocho Rios« Reply #1 on: September 16 2005 13:09:00 »
Nothing in Ocho Rios. The nearest surf to Ocho Rios is almost a 2 hour drive. If you hit it early, you might be able to get in some waves, but you'll spend most of your day on the road. Let me know if you need more info.
RE: Ocho Rios« Reply #2 on: November 18 2005 12:11:00 »
My wife and I stayed at the Sandals Resort in Ocho Rios a few years ago. I brought my board but did not expect to use it. To my surprise right in front of the hotel was a channel and head high waves breaking on a little reef to the right. I asked the beach boys if anyone ever surfed it and they said no. I went out and found out the waves were fun, even got the local guys to come out with me. I spent the next week surfing great snappy little righthanders.
This was in October. Further down the beach we stopped at the Sandals Duns River and save overhead waves on the outer reef from the hotel. I didn't surf it but it looked fun.
RE: Ocho Rios« Reply #4 on: November 05 2006 06:11:00 »
Sounds like you got Ochi all time! During my stint in JA I visited Ocho Rios now and then, and never saw much of a wave. Sounds like it turns on, but I'd have to say rarely. Certainly couldn't count on it for a week's vaca. Head east to at least Buff Bay!
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In 1948 in Vitry, a small suburb of Paris, France, Berco Grimbert created an electronics company called Societe Electronique de Vitry, or SEVY for short. Soon, a friend of Grimbert's from New York commissioned SEVY to produce high frequency welding machines capable of fusing a new material called PVC (poly vinyl chloride). SEVY's machines worked very well and the American friend developed a very successful business manufacturing swimming pool related products. He then taught SEVY how to work with PVC.
One of the first PVC products SEVY produced was inflatable bathtub called Dou Dou. It was an instant hit in postwar France–mothers could bathe their children even where no facilities were available. The media hailed Dou Dou as a significant invention. Soon, SEVY added small pools and flotation devices such as rings, beach balls, and inflatable swim jackets to its product line. Safe, hygienic products, made of PVC and designed for portability, durability and convenience, became the SEVY trademark.
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It was 25 years ago today…
I just realized that it was 25 years ago that The Simpsons first graced our television screens, then got to wondering what was the music we were listening to back in Bart's nascent years. As it turns out, it was a damn good year.
(You can click on the title of each selection to sample it on iTunes)
Here's our RARA's Farm Top Dozen in reverse order:
12. Whitesnake – Whitesnake – Usually a band eponymously names their first album. For some reason, David Coverdale decided to do it on Whitesnake's seventh. Who am I to argue? This one was the best of the bunch, and the band's biggest commercial success. Coverdale's signature vocals soared on "Here I Go Again," "Still of the Night" and "Is This Love." Tawny Kitaen writhing on the hood of the car in the "Here I Go Again" video was a nice bonus.
11. A Momentary Lapse of Reason – Pink Floyd – This was really more of a David Gilmour solo album, and the absence of Roger Waters was definitely noticeable. Waters basically said the album sucked, and it was not great by Floyd standards, but "Learning To Fly" and "On the Turning Away" are great tracks. Still some excellent Gilmour guitar throughout no matter what Roger says…
10. Document – R.E.M. – These guys were on top of their game at this point in the 80's, where everything they produced sounded great as Stipe and crew constantly evolved. "It's the End of the World…" and "The One I Love" got all of the airplay. "Welcome to the Occupation" and "Finest Worksong" were better.
9. Permanent Vacation – Aerosmith – RUN DMC breathed some air into their deflated sails, but this release from the boys from Boston is what truly welcomed them back into the rock spotlight. Some HUGE hits on this one: "Angel," "Dude Looks Like a Lady" and "Rag Doll."
8. One Way Home – The Hooters – Yup, I was frequenting the Philly rock bars in 1987, but that had nothing to do with this selection; it's just a damn good album. Rob Hyman and Eric Bazilian wrote well together and paired their vocals fantastically. And our favorite drummer, David Uosikkinen was at the top of his game. "Satellite," "Johnny B" and "Fighting on the Same Side" were brilliant.
7. Floodland – Sisters of Mercy – Speaking of Philly, does anyone remember The Club Revival? These guys were mainstays at the after hours haunts of the 80's equivalent of emo (folks like me). This is dark, driving dance rock, featuring "Dominion/Mother Russia," "Lucretia My Reflection" and the amazing "This Corrosion." Hey now, hey now now…
6. Diesel and Dust – Midnight Oil – Spinning records in a former life at a mythical place named the Jersey Shore, an Aussie walked in during INXS and told me I need to hear Midnight Oil. He was right and they were the real deal. With "Beds Are Burning," "The Dead Heart" and "Dreamworld" they caught the attention of lots of ears on this continent.
These Top Five are in a separate class from the first seven on the list.
5. Hysteria – Def Leppard – With Hysteria, the guys from England made a roaring return to the rock music scene after taking a n unexpected hiatus following Rick Allen's accident that cost him his left arm. They didn't miss a beeat with this hit album which featured "Animal," "Rocket," "Love Bites" and the anthemic "Pour Some Sugar on Me."
4. Appetite for Destruction – Guns N' Roses -The first was this masterpiece debut from Axl and Slash. I'm sure some of you have this closer to the top, but the album was basically half a dozen great songs and half a dozen mediocre. Always loved "My Michelle," but this one is all about "Paradise City," "Sweet Child o' Mine" and "Welcome to the Jungle."
3. Strangeways, Here We Come – The Smiths – Morrissey is a genius, and on this one, may be just a tad less uber-depressing than The Smiths' other offerings. "Unhappy Birthday," "Girlfriend in a Coma" and "A Rush and a Push and the Land Is Ours" only scratch the surface of this deep album. So, step off that ledge and dig into some joyful "Death of a Disco Dancer."
2. Kick – INXS – Atlantic Records reportedly hated the album and begged the band to can it and start over. Lesson #857 on why we need less record company intervention and more independence for rock musicians. These Aussies had a bunch of good albums, but this was their best and most diverse offering. "Devil Inside," New Sensation" and Need You Tonight" were huge hits. "Mystify" was the best of the bunch, though, on an album where every song is great.
1. The Joshua Tree – U2 – This one is in The 25 Albums of All-Time, and in my opinion somewhere near the top of the list. "Red Hill Mining Town," Trip Through Your Wires" and One Tree Hill" are absolutely amazing, and there's not a soft cut on the album which is woven together perfectly. You amy also have heard of "Where the Streets Have No Name," "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" and "With or Without You." Pure Genius!
Let me know what you think by adding a comment below, and click the linked album titles to sample this great stuff on iTunes.
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Both of these are based on Sketch #118 by my friend JJ Sobey for LCOM. One page was done with the sketch provided to the design team, and one page done on the "special" 8 PHOTO version JJ sent me!
She was trying to have a little fun with me, so of course, I had to take her up on the challenge- and I really love the page.
PP: Studio Calico, Basic Grey, Tim Holtz, Echo Park
Trim: Green Tara, The Twinery
Buttons: Crate Paper, Maya Road
Brad: Bazzill
Washi TApe: Hambly, Studio Calico
Chipboard: Studio Calico
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists
Stickers: October Afternoon, Bella Blvd, Collage Press
PP: American Crafts, Lily Bee Design, Echo Park, We R Memory Keepers
Stickers: October Afternoon, Jenni Bowlin
Trim: Love My Tapes, Green Tara, Fab Scraps
Viva Decor Pearl Pen, Uniball Signo
Die Cuts: Maya Road
This one was done as part of the Dollarstore Extravaganza Challenge being hosted over on the LCOM Forum. The challenge for February was to use 1 of 2 selected Dollarstore items with a provided definition of the word "Love". I chose to use the cupcake liners, making my own washi tape with them, One punched ( upper right) and a ruffled accent strip.
PP: My Mind's Eye
Die Cuts: My Mind's Eye
Chipboard: ScrapWorks
Satin Hearts: Dollarama
Cupcake Liners: Dollarstore
Ribbon: American Crafts
Letter Stickers: American Crafts
Distress Stain
Fonts: Adobe Garamond, Georgia, Efon
This one is for Challenge #5 of the 8 Weeks 10 Challenges- let me just say that this contest is keeping me on my toes, along with all the other things I'm working on. We had to use the title " Love is in the Air, use at least 1 photo, visible journaling and use traditional Valentine colours. I searched for some time to find a photo of Mark and I alone together...need to make sure we get more of those somehow.
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper
PP: Luxe, Echo Park
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist
Stamps: Prima Marketing
Ink: Staz On
Flowers: Prima Marketing. Green Tara
Buttons: Pebbles
acrylic embellishments: Making Memories, Epiphany Crafts
Stickers: Making Memories, The Girl's Paperie, K&Co.
pearls: Dollarama
Tape: Omer De Serres, Studio Calico, FabScraps
Believe it or not, there's more for me to share, but I'll keep them for another post.
Have a great week-end!


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Veena Abraham, J.D. is an associate in Witt/Kieffer's Education practice. In her work with clients, Veena prioritizes discovering the unique skill sets and goals of her candidates in order to match them with the institution that will help them achieve their aspirations. She engages in a broad range of searches for senior academic administrators, including presidents, provosts and deans, at distinguished educational and cultural institutions across the nation. She is based in Miami, Florida.
Prior to joining Witt/Kieffer, Veena was Senior Director of Regional Engagement for the University of Miami in Florida. In this role, Veena led the vision for the regional strategy for the University of Miami Alumni Association and was responsible for the planning and implementation of programs that strategically engaged alumni. Additionally, Veena served as the Associate Director of Regional Programs for Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. Prior to working in higher education, Veena practiced law as a corporate immigration attorney and was a retail buyer for Bloomingdale's.
Veena is the recipient of the 2015 CASE District III Award of Excellence for Best Practices in Alumni Relations, 2014 CASE Circle of Excellence Bronze Award for Special Events: Year Long, and the 2014 District III Award of Excellence for Alumni Programs. In addition, she serves on the Georgetown University Miami Alumni Club Executive Board and is a Georgetown Alumni Admissions Interviewer.
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Pangu iOS 9.3 for Cydia download
Status of Upcoming iOS 9.3 Pangu Jailbreak for Cydia download
Most of you all might watchful that the news has procured by apple, which was the new released version on 21st of March.it has really classy scheme of work was the release of ios 9.3. The lots of key features introduced in ios 9.3.main feature called night shifting feature.it will automatically change the colors of your device. I have already talked about these features in my above post. Therefore, today I am going to mention a different kind of things that you have not familiar.
Download Pangu Latest
Exactly, this is a Major update to iOS. No even like prior version, it comes with a Variety of cool new features adding flagship feature, it is the night shift feature that mentioned in above para. It can change the color temperature of your display, the Possibility to pair Multiple Apple watches, New ways for developers to update to new betas, Fast and furious Actions, Improved various apps and Note app as well as Health App and Carplay and also education Benefits and much more. With all these several cool features, we can take in ios 9.3 is a Massive update. Somehow, every after released tool, so many jailbreak team are starting them work on Jailbreaking. Therefore, talk is about Jailbreak or not, and is it Possible to Jailbreak or not. Actually, how you think about jailbreak possibility is it jailbreak anyone or not. Just consider jailbreak ios 9.3.
Most recent Equipment for iOS 9.3 Jailbreak Compatibility & firmware versions
- iPhone 6 plus iPhone 6 iPhone 5s iPhone 5c iPhone 5 iPhone 4s iPhone 4
- iPad mini 2 iPad mini iPad air 2 iPad air iPad 4 iPad 3 iPad 2
- iPod touch 5g,
- Recent Update iOS 9.3, iOS 9.2, iOS 9.1, iOS 9.0.2, iOS 9.0
- iOS 8.4.1, iOS 8.4, iOS 8.3, iOS 8.2, iOS 8.1.3, iOS 8.1.2, iOS 8.1.1 iOS 8.1, iOS 8.0
- iOS 7.1.2, iOS 7.1.1, iOS 7.1, iOS 7.0.6, iOS 7.0.5, iOS 7.0.4, iOS 7.0.3, iOS 7.0.2, iOS 7.0.1
Would you like to upgrade your device using iOS 9.3 Jailbreak; here the step Guides to follow
- Initially, Jailbreak process will require downloading ios 9.3 for Pangu on your windows computer
- Connect PC and the Device using USB cable
- Currently, you request to power off your Ios 9.3 device
- After that, you can click on the Pangu Folder
- Pangu will detect your device soon, you bale to establish to Facilitate
- It will begin with the all told description
- Afterward, the ios 9.3 Cydia install is Add. Suddenly after the Install you able to see the Cydia icon on your iDevice screen
The most powerful Jailbreak team has await for iOS 9.3 Jailbreak
Most of the people who are await for ios 9.3 jailbreak through ios 9.3 Cydia download. You can expect for iPad Air, iPad mini, iPad Pros and iPhones as well as iPod Touch. We must thanks to Cydia who had released ios 9.1 as their final jailbreak version. Prior time they were released ios 9 jailbreak series for iDevice. Currently, have not possibility to jailbreak newest ios version like ios 9.2, 9.2.1 and 9.3.but I make sure they will take the place of ios 9.3 untethered jailbreak tool for iPhones and iPads. This time apple has miss one iDevice model, they had not add to the compatible ios 9.3 for iPod. Finally, you can stay with positive mind and stay hopefully of them. Because, I am sure they will take a right destination as a First jailbreakers.


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Comparing the iPhone 6s to the 6 – Should I Upgrade?
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The new iPhone 6s is a powerful smartphone and can do a lot more. But if you are already on an iPhone 6 contract, you wonder if you should be upgrading to the 6s. I got an iPhone 6S from Verizon Wireless to check out and see if I should wait to upgrade or switch phones now.
The Phone
The 6s shares a lot from the iPhone 6. Also, the iPhone 6s Plus has a lot of similarities to the iPhone 6 Plus. The case, for example, is exactly the same. The screen size and resolution is also the same. The only addition to the s line is Rose Gold.
Inside the 6s is an A9 processor with M9 co-processor. The phones can be purchased with 16 GB, 32 GB or 128 GB. This phone is slightly faster than the iPhone 6 running iOS9.
The Camera Makes the Difference
If you needed a better camera, then the 6s is worth the upgrade. The main camera is now 12 MegaPixels (from the 8 MP iPhone 6). It has improved the HDR photos and can record in 4k- 30 fps. It can even do slo-motion in 1080p 120 fps. Both phones can do 720p at 240 fps.
The facetime camera also was improved with a 5 MP sensor and retina flash – the screen turns brite white to simulate a flash. While the iPhone 6 doesn't have this feature, it's not like the software couldn't be written for it.
Of course, the biggest feature is their pressure-active screen. Push down for live photos or active walpapers. While it's a great feature, I was not really using it a lot.
Other improvements include LTE and CDMA network connections. Wifi still is 802.11 b/g/n/ac, and Bluetooth LE.
So does the 6s inspire me to switch? Not really. I might switch to the 6s Plus for the additional features of that phone. Otherwise, I can wait until the iPhone 6ss or 7 or whatever they will be calling it.
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Another very successful event in Shropshire this weekend with 145 entrants and a new fourth section to enhance the competition.
1 Alan Merry IM (5)
2= Ameet Ghasi IM, Stephen Gordon GM (4)
Under 2000 grading prize
Tim Holton, Nathanael Paul. Richard Webster, Phil Zabrocki (2.5)
Top Shropshire player in the Open
Nigel Ferrington, Nathanael Paul, Phil Zabrocki
1= Chris Lewis, Glyn Pugh (4)
3= Tim Lane, Mark Whitehead (3.5)
Under 157 grading prize
Ed Goodwin
1= Dominic Bareford, David Gilbert, Colin Mace, Richard Szwajkun (4)
Under 120 grading prize
Vic Brown, Windsor Peck, Alan Woolaston (3)
1 Chinmay Monga (4.5)
2= John Hodges, Tom Skerrett
Under 80 grading prize
Martin Ayres, Stuart Hamilton, Terry Knight (3)
Beren Griffiths, Rohan Pal (3)
Many thanks to all our entrants and the Wrekin Housing Trust for again hosting the event including great support from their IT, facilities, and security staff, and of course the wonderful catering team. And special thanks to our arbiters Dave Thomas and Alex Holowczak.
Same time next year!
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Southampton City Council is the admission authority for all Community and Voluntary controlled infant and primary schools in the city. Voluntary Aided and Trust and Foundation schools are their own admission authorities and set their own admission arrangements. As required in the School Admissions Code the authority will consider all on time preferences at the time for September 2017 admissions.
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Forget What You Know About Probiotics
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You are more bacteria than you are human with 10 trillion human cells outnumbered by the 100 trillion bacteria cells in your body. Learn the latest information from the Human Microbiome Project and the Colorspore project that illustrate just how important these 100 trillion passengers are. Major studies over the past 5 years have outlined the required characteristics of a true probiotic and requirements for effective clinical use; over 95% of current products on the nutritional market do not meet the requirements, however the pharmaceutical industry has understood and embraced the secret to effective probiotic therapy for over 50 years. These studies further demonstrate the benefits of a true probiotic, which include improved and complete digestion, immune development and modulation, and key nutrient production. Learn how well established probiotic foods and almost all of the probiotic products in the marketplace fall short in providing these needed benefits for your patients. Learn about the clinical applications of commensal spore based organisms in health and disease.
Moderated by: Whitney Prudden
Tom Bayne, DC is a chiropractic physician who specializes in nutritional therapies and is an international expert in digestive health and detoxification. His philosophy addresses the relationship between structure and function of the human body and how that translates into your best health. Tom has over 20 years of experience in natural health and medicine.
Tom's passion for holistic medicine led him to Europe, where he had executive roles at two top natural health companies. As international marketing director for one of Europe's leading food supplement manufacturers, Dr. Bayne's responsibilities included formulating supplements based on specific patient conditions, lecturing on his clinical experiences, research that supported natural medicines and developing educational materials for physicians and pharmacies. Tom has developed over 35 highly successful and effective products that are sold directly to physicians. Tom's 20 years of clinical experience combined with his extensive knowledge in product development has led to the development of MegaSporeBiotic®.
Kiran Krishnan, Microbiologist has been involved in the dietary supplement and nutrition market for the past 15 years. He comes from a strict research background having spent several years with hands-on R&D in the fields of molecular medicine and microbiology at the University of Iowa. He left University research to take a position as the U.S. Business Development and Sales Manager for Amano Enzyme, USA. Amano is one of the world's largest suppliers of therapeutic enzymes used in the dietary supplement and pharmaceutical industries in North America. At Amano, he conceptualized and successfully launched several dietary supplement ingredients in the North and South American markets.
In addition to his experience at Amano, Kiran has designed and conducted over 10 clinical trials as a partner in a Contract Research Organization called Live Smart, Inc. Over the past 10 years Kiran has focused his knowledge and experience to developing unique and effective nutritional products for other well-known brands in the dietary supplement market. Kiran has had several market successes in the dietary supplement and nutrition markets. He brings his extensive technical knowledge, his clinical research experience and his passion for creating effective, natural products to the MegaSporeBiotic® team. As a microbiologist, he has a deep understanding of microbial science and has spent the last 6 years studying the strains used in MegaSporeBiotic®.


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Our Oakville Vineyard
Saddleback Cellars is a small winery located on dead-end Money Road off of Oakville Cross Road in the heart of Napa Valley.
We manage our own estate vineyard of 14.8 acres. On our land we grow six varietals; 8.4 acres are planted in Cabernet Sauvignon, 2.9 acres in Chardonnay, 1.75 acres in Merlot, 1.1 acres in Pinot Blanc, 0.3 acres in Pinot Grigio and 0.3 acres in Zinfandel.
All of our grapes are hand-harvested and rushed right to our onsite crush pad where the winemaking process begins. Come taste on our patio alongside the crush pad and see the action between late August and late October of each year.


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Monday, April 21, 2008
Oh No You Didn't!
Close your garages, lock your front doors, and above all things put your garbage in your garbage can! He is here....he comes quietly, in the still of the night with his human like hands, beady little eyes, voracious appetite, and big time attitude. Yes...it's spring and the raccoon is back...and he's brought his crew. Now this is not just any raccoon, no, this is the raccoon that has plagued our yard for longer than we have even owned our home. Legend has it from the previous owners who, mind you, built our house, that he appeared one night and never left....we assume he hibernates for the winter, or perhaps like half the east coast he winters in Florida, who knows, but what I do know is that once he returns, it's with a vengeance. He marauds all through the spring and summer....and leaves destruction in his wake. This is how my story begins. I had just pulled the blanket up to my chin and settled myself into the perfect position to go back to sleep for the short time remaining before my alarm went off, when I heard those fateful words come out of my husband's mouth, "The raccoon is back and he isn't alone this year." Those words sent a shiver down my spine, because contained in those words was a volume of unspoken meaning. I didn't even have to ask, "How do you know?" it was just a given that when he awoke and stepped near a window he was witness to the horror of our garbage spread over the driveway. He told me the astonishment of seeing not one set of beady eyes, but three! He told me that he even went so far as to shine the flashlight at them and they just stared back. They didn't run or flinch or even bat an eyelash, they just stared back at him with a look that said "Ya right." Now for this raccoon to get into our trash, it's no easy feat, since we put our garbage into a large and well sealed garbage can. In fact, it really is a very nice garbage can....you see it was a gift, a "Thank You" gift, if you will, from the City of Stamford, for allowing them to, once again, raise our taxes beyond compare. So I was somewhat surprised to hear that he had gotten in. I even asked my dear hubby "He got into the trash can?" and the reply I received was the one I feared most, "No, I left a bag on top of the garbage can and he must have gotten into that." I groaned inwardly, poor man had been up at 5 am and was rushing out the door to work, how could I get mad at him. I let the dogs out for their morning constitutional and picked up the garbage and the shredded garbage bag. Those raccoons had dragged the trash onto the lawn and around the side of the house. They even got into a whole box of stale granola bars that I had found in the garage and thrown away. My lawn looked like the aftermath of a Wiggle's concert with empty juice boxes and granola bar wrappers everywhere, oh yes my friends they hit it hard. I can only imagine the sugar hang over that they must be experiencing right now. But, after all it is spring, and with spring come the foxes, the ducks and the raccoon. The day we closed escrow and went to check out our new home I remember the old owners arriving to answer our questions and show us the nitty-gritty workings of the house that they had built 33 years before. And as we were taking a tour of the property with "Lefty" and we came upon the trash barrels he turned to my husband and me and said, "I feel it's my duty to tell you the story of the raccoon and to warn you." Well my hubby and I looked at each other and chuckled a bit, until we realized that he was serious. And thus began the legend of the raccoon. He told us that every spring the raccoon returned and spent the spring and summer feasting on the trash. He was not interested in anyone else's trash, only ours. "Lefty" gave us tips on how to keep him out of the garbage cans and we spent the last 10 years following his rules, with great success. Until last night when one fateful decision cost us a winning streak. But, as we look back on the story we heard that day, we feel lucky indeed to have only lost one trash bag to the evil beast. You see as "Lefty" said his farewells and walked away, that day, both my darling husband and I think we might have heard him say..."Ya know, that raccoon once carried off a small boy, yes he did, the wife and I started out with 5 kids."
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2 comments:
- glemak said...
lol - ok that was entertaining & i don't feel totally stupid ;)
- April 22, 2008 at 4:45 AM
- Karyn said...
my dear hubby...only entertaining...never stupid ;)
- April 22, 2008 at 5:02 AM
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IRVINE — What could easily qualify as the best run in UC Irvine women's soccer history continued Friday night, thanks to a dramatic and fortuitous skip.
Junior CoCo Goodson's slicing free kick from 28 yards out, averted a three-player defensive wall, then fooled Pacific goalkeeper Tashia Long with 1:40 left in the second overtime to give the Anteaters another sign that they are in the midst of a season that has, thus far, been special.
Goodson's goal was the difference in a 1-0 Big West Conference-opening triumph. According to UCI Coach Scott Juniper, it was also a sign that the Anteaters (9-1-2), ranked No. 23 by Soccer America for their highest ranking ever, are perhaps making the breaks that continue to go their way.
"[The Tigers (3-5-3)] had a chance in the second half that nine times out of 10 [junior Laura Hogan] puts in the back of the net," Juniper said of Hogan's shot from five yards in front that shot high over the crossbar early in the second half.
"You can argue there was a foul on our goalkeeper there, but the sport we play is games that are separated by small differences. But, that being said, last year, those small differences seemed to all go against us, and this year, they are all going for us. When they're all going for you and you're winning all those games by a small margin, that's a sign of the amount of work we've put in the last 12 months. If it was the odd one, then I'd feel lucky. But I give all the credit to my team tonight."
Juniper also gave some well-earned credit to the visitors, whose physical, disciplined play contained a UCI offense that came in having outscored teams 25-11 this season, including 20-6 during an eight-game unbeaten streak that it extended to nine.
"That was a rough game," Juniper said after his team posted an 11-9 edge in shots, but earned all nine of the contest's corner kicks.
"We have not come up against a team that is as physical as us, and [the Tigers] were as physical as any team we've played. We said to [our players] before the last 10 minutes, that we were getting closer and closer and they just had to keep playing with discipline, keep playing with passion and energy and it was going to come. And the free kick came and it was close to the goal this time. And when you've got someone like CoCo on the team, it's game over."
Goodson, in her first season at UCI after transferring from Texas, said she took advantage of a golden opportunity to score the golden goal.
"The entire goal was open, because their wall was off to the side, and I was just thinking to myself 'Don't hit it over [the crossbar]. Don't hit it over," Goodson said. "[The shot] curved at the last second. The goalie dived this way [to her right and toward the far post] and it curved to the other side [back into the middle of the cage]. The grass is wet and it skidded."
Goodson also credited Pacific, but said there may be forces at work that are behind her and her teammates right now.
"They are a great team, one of the hardest we've played all year, Goodson said of the Tigers. "They were very physical.
"But I do think we have something really special going on. We have a great group of girls. I don't know, we're just on a roll right now and I want to keep it going.
"Oh my gosh, I'm so tired, but so excited at the same time. Now we have to focus on UC Davis on Sunday."
Juniper praised the tireless work of forwards Tanya Tucker and Lexi Kopf, as well as a back line that included Goodson, Nikki Forrest, Sarah Devine and Alyssa Humphrey.
Senior goalie Danielle de Seriere made four saves, all of which were routine, to preserve the shutout.
It was the sixth straight win for UCI, with five of those being shutouts. UCI also received strong play from sophomores Mar Rodriguez and Dana Sanderlin, as well as junior Judy Christopher.


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INDIANAPOLIS (Feb. 13, 2014) – Indiana voters will not find House Joint Resolution 3 (HJR-3) on the ballot this year.
The Senate did not try to amend the bill to restore the controversial second sentence that opponents feared would ban civil unions.
Because that second sentence was dropped by lawmakers in the House, it wasn't likely the issue would get to voters at the ballot box this year, unless the Senate was able to change HJR-3 back to its original form.
During the Senate's Thursday session, Sen. Mike Delph, R-Carmel, posted on Twitter that the second sentence did not have enough support to pass the Senate.
Freedom Indiana–a coalition of businesses, universities and Hoosiers who opposed the constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage–released the following statement in response to Thursday's move in the Senate from campaign manager Megan Robertson :
"Six months ago, if you'd said lawmakers would refuse to put this issue on the ballot in 2014 by stripping out the deeply flawed second sentence, I'd have said there's no way.
"What happened today at the Statehouse is a testament to the tens of thousands of Hoosiers who have shared their stories with lawmakers and with the public to show the harm this amendment would do to their families and our state. It's clear that lawmakers listened.
"We continue to oppose the amendment in any form, but make no mistake: This is a huge victory.
"We are grateful to lawmakers for their openness and transparency during this process, and we thank them for conducting the discourse in a civil, respectful manner. We also owe an incredible debt of gratitude to our coalition partners who believed in our mission from the outset and to the Hoosiers who selflessly gave their time, effort and resources to the campaign.
"Today will go down in Indiana history as a win for freedom."


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Classes disrupted due to tornado warning
KOKOMO, Ind. – For about an hour Wednesday afternoon, Indiana University Kokomo students, faculty, and staff lined up along the interior walls of basements on campus due to the threat of a tornado. At 2:47 p.m., the campus alert system was activated and notifications of the tornado warning were sent via text messages and emails. An all-clear was issued nearly an hour later.
The campus Emergency Management Team responded quickly, walking halls and classrooms in each building to give instructions and ensure everyone's safety.
"Campus safety is our number one priority," said Chancellor Michael Harris. "I am proud of our team that worked together and handled the severe weather alert very well, with the safety of our campus community in mind."
Sitting with their backs to the walls, students relied on modern technology to keep themselves informed – either using a cell phone to text messages or surfing the Web on their laptops. Other students simply used the time out of the classroom to read or visit with friends.
"I was in a humanities class when someone with a cell phone said we had a tornado emergency," said Angela Bird, a sophomore majoring in education. "Then a staff member came by and said we all had to go to the basement. We actually all sat down here and finished our assignments together, doing our individual artwork for class."
A group of students on the second floor of the Main Building for Spanish 203 had just returned from a class break when they were directed to head to the basement.
"I received a text message on my cell phone telling me to go downstairs," said sophomore Nicholas Sheets.
IU Kokomo has an emergency notification system in place, IU-Notify, which automatically sends campus emergency and weather closing announcements via telephone, e-mail, and text messaging. It is important that students, faculty, and staff update their contact information for prompt notification. Please go to www.iuk.edu/campus/safety_security/emergency_preparedness.html to update.Indiana University Kokomo serves north central Indiana.


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Paimpol Festival 2017 – Book Your Space Now
Invited vessels line the harbour walls and are encouraged to leave their sails up to be admired.
For Trinity Sailing this is the highlight of a 10-day voyage to Brittany, providing extra time to explore some of the stunning destinations dotted along the north-west coast of France.
Leader will be sailing out of and returning to Falmouth, and Provident will be doing the same out of Brixham.
We now have only three berths left on Leader, and a small handful on Provident, so if you would like to be part of this summer sailing experience please book now.
On both vessels the voyage runs between Wednesday, August 9 and Friday, August 18. Berths are available for £1,095. To confirm your place we require a 25% deposit of £273.75.
Please call 01803 88 33 55, email email@example.com or complete a booking form online here.
There is now an official video promoting the festival which can be viewed here.
Our full programme for 2017 can be viewed online or downloaded by clicking here.


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Voted a Miss
The election result clearly indicates that Australians are not interested in a government led either by Malcolm, Bill or the CFMEU and want to ensure that any majority that one of them finally manages to cobble together would be totally hung and hamstrung by the recalcitrant mob they've elected to the Senate whose mission is to prevent any government from doing anything so stupid as the things they promised during the election campaign.
Jacqui is back, Pauline has made a triumphal return, Hinch will add to the fun and the Xen Master looks more than capable of making up for the loss of Ricky, Dio Wang and the Brick With Eyes.
The people smugglers who have campaigned hard for a Labor-Greens Coalition were disappointed not to gain a clear mandate to restart operations but are excited by the opportunity to traffic Remain Refugees from the UK.
Malcolm failed to appreciate that a steady hand on the economic tiller was not competitive with Bill's promises of huge deficits and chucking money around like a union official during an isolated incident in a night club.
Greens' supporters have been buoyed by the Party's policies of increased investment in inner-city latte-sipping and Sydney's second airport being built in the Simpson Desert.
Bill's initiative to bring humour into the campaign gained a very favourable reaction. At first some people thought his promise to deliver a budget surplus after four years of humungous deficits was serious but then after they realised what an absolutely ridiculous proposition it was they relaxed and enjoyed the joke just like everyone else.
Those people who believe this election will lead to a chaotic government can be reassured that things will inevitably settle down into the usual pattern of broken election promises, prime ministerial stabbings and the threat of a comeback by Julia, Kevin or Tony. If Pauline can come back surely those three must become a real threat.
Tony Abbott hasn't actually claimed in public that Malcolm has stuffed the election royally and that if he'd still been PM Labor would have been reduced to the same position as the Australian Sex Party although perhaps they wouldn't have enjoyed it as much.
And in case you're concerned you may rest assured there is absolutely no prospect whatsoever of anybody privatising Medicare. That was just a commendable attempt by Bill to try and enliven eight very boring weeks.


text: Linguistic Fieldwork is a practical guide to all the steps in linguistic fieldwork, from planning where to go to applying for funding, to the first session on a new language to writing up the data and returning materials to communities. Field research is not like working in the lab with chemicals: both the field worker and their consultants are real people who interact in complex ways. Claire Bowern offers practical advice for negotiating those interactions in a way that produces research which is of benefit both to linguists and to language speakers, with extra guidance for those working with endangered languages. This revised and expanded second edition provides new content on the results of research, on prosody elicitation, on field experiment design, and on working in complex syntax.


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If director Davis Guggenheim wants to convince us that It Might Get Loud is worth paying good money for (let's face it, the flick sort of looks like the kind of thing you might find for free on VH1), the opening does a pretty good job of it: Cue Jack White cobbling together a working guitar from a piece of wood, a length of wire, and a Coke bottle, a DIY moment nothing short of awesome. If the film stayed at that level throughout, it'd be incredible. Regrettably, that's not the case. The three strummers profiled—White, Jimmy Page, and The Edge—aren't exactly of uniform ability, and aren't equally interesting. (In particular, The Edge's guitar tech seems to know more about his a than he does.) But provided your favorite band isn't Kraftwerk, Guggenheim pulls enough geek-out-worthy moments from the guys to make it well worth your $12 admission. There are the usual rock-doc forced bonhomie and recycled stories—you have the sense that nobody's hearing anything here that they haven't heard before—but when Page picks up his (ahem) Les Paul and lays into "Whole Lotta Love," it still manages to leave White and The Edge utterly slack-jawed in awe. Somewhere, Les is smiling.
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McGregor ISD will empower every student with the skills, knowledge, and experience in a safe atmosphere of respect, communication, and cooperation, encouraging all to become responsible and productive citizens. This is the mission of the McGregor Independent School District and it takes on special significance as our students prepare for life in the 21st century. To fulfill the district's mission, a 1:1 Mobile Learning Initiative was approved on October 29, 2012.
The first phase of the Mobile Learning Initiative began at the start of the 2013-2014 school year. Students in grades 8-12 were provided a district-owned iPad. The second phase of the initiative began at the start of the 2016-2017 school year. Students in grades 6-8 were issued a district-owned chromebook. The third phase of the initiative will consist of students in grades 9-12 being issued a district-owned chromebook for the start of the 2017-2018 school year. The initiative, however, is about more than the mobile learning device. It is about changing the process of teaching and learning that takes place in our classrooms; it is about developing collaborators, communicators, and critical thinkers. The Mobile Learning Initiative represents the district's commitment to equipping 21st century learners with 21st century tools and skills.
These devices are the students' personal mobile learning devices for the each school year. They are able to take their device home for school and personal use, but are required to bring it to school each day, as it is their main source of technology used regularly as a part of instruction.


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Lessons for life from a dog trainer.
Being a dog trainer requires a certain level of patience, resilience and creativity. You will come across a dog that challenges you in ways others have not. This line of thinking can also transfer into dealing with people as well. … More Lessons for life from a dog trainer.


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Most Scandalous Workplace Hookups
Nealeigh Mitchell | AdminSecret
April 19, 2010
Workplace romances are hardly uncommon. After all, you're probably clocking in more hours at the office than at home. It's easy to develop close on-the-job relationships that can take a romantic turn.
But what often starts as a titillating romp in the supply room can quickly turn into a train wreck, endangering your career and your future.
Are you willing to chance it? If so, you're not alone. Celebrities, politicians and high powered executives have been known to risk everything for an on-the-job fling.
And since we'd never turn down the opportunity to laugh at their expense, let's take a look at how the powerful turn to putty in the face of a sexual scandal.
1. Bill Clinton : Monica Lewinsky
2. Newt Gingrich : Callista Bisek
3. David Letterman : Female Staffers
4. Steve Phillips : Production Assistant
5. Brad Pitt : Angelina Jolie
6. Ad Exec : Ad Exec
7. Saudi Arabian Man : T.V. Viewers
8. British Envoy : Prostitutes
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Storage cabinet becomes one of the important things which you need to buy since this kind of thing has function to store your things. It also will make the room look more neat and tidy since your things will note spread all over the place.
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|Kodak, Six-16 self erecting type, 616 roll film camera, c1934
Rochester NY made Kodak, an improved version of the earlier Six-16 by the addition of a self erecting front. A certain amount of caution needs to be exercised when opening, as the lensboard needs to be held upright to prevent jamming. Fitted with one of Kodak's own home produced shutters, rather than the more expensive types - it was aimed at a broader market. Art deco styling makes it rather attractive and it was for this that it was bought for the collection in 1997.
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Suu Kyi hits the campaign trail
Feb. 1 - Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi visits a project in Myaing township as she travels ahead of April by-elections. Sunita Rappai reports.
Cheers and applause for for Myanmar opposition leader Aung Sang Suu Kyi as she hits the campaign trail. Visiting an aid project in Myaing township in northern Myanmar, Suu Kyi tells supporters working together is key to the country's success. (SOUNDBITE) (Burmese) MYANMAR OPPOSITION LEADER, AUNG SAN SUU KYI SAYING: "We understand that you're struggling with poverty every day. In order to be free of such poverty, you yourself must have the desire to work and struggle against it and the outside world must also want to help us. If we work and try hard, the outside world would also be more generous and willing to help us." This is Suu Kyi's fifth trip outside Yangon since being released from years of house arrest in November 2010, and hundreds turned out to greet her. This supporter says she wishes Suu Kyi good health and prosperity so she can work for the country. The opposition leader's campaign follows dramatic reform in Myanmar over the past few months, including the release of hundreds of political prisoners freed and the relaxing of media controls. Suu Kyi and her allies are contesting 48 seats in various legislatures, including the 440-seat lower house, in by-elections scheduled to take place in April. Sunita Rappai, Reuters


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A lot of us criticize the way things are in the city of Toronto but very few of us get out of the cafes and bars where we hold our debates about the city to actually do anything. Do you want to make a change and stop being a couch potato? Now's your chance to do something:
The city of Toronto is looking for people to serve on the Board of Directors for a number of City organizations including the Toronto Board of Health, the Airports Authority, the MTCC, Toronto Hydro and a number of other influential city committees.
For more details visit: http://www.toronto.ca/public-appointments/opportunities.htm#apply
For a list of all boards, please visit: http://www.toronto.ca/public-appointments/board-various.htm


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Top Horror Movies of 2010
Top Horror Movies of 2010 is somewhat of a mixed bag. 2010 was not a great year for horror films but here is the top movies, Devil, Paranormal Activity 2, Let Me In, Splice, Frozen, Rec2, After Life, The Last Exorcism, Daybreakers and The Crazies.
10. The Crazies
Breck Eisner's The Crazies happens to be one of the best Hollywood remakes. Featuring some memorable moments and great character work.
9. Daybreakers
In 2017, a vampire plague has transformed most of the world in to vampires. With the ever decreasing human population, the vampires must find a new blood supply. A small secret team of both vampires and humans work on a way to save the human race.
8. The Last Exorcism
The Last Exorcism delivers a great lead performance thanks to Patrick Fabian. A welcome change from the found footage horror genre courtesy the Paranormal Activity franchise. The ending was crazy and fresh.
7. After Life
After Life is a horror-drama as opposed to horror-thriller. Christina Ricci and Liam Neeson deliver awesome roles.
6. Rec2
Definitely a great for the monsters that are included in this installment. This installment improves on the original Rec with even better monsters.
5. Frozen
Frozen is not really a horror movie in the sense of gore and mayhem but in the sense of fear and fright. What would you do to save your life?
4. Splice
Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley star in a great Frankenstein update in which two scientists create a new being with new possibilities and outcomes. An entertaining and fun horror film that is different in a variety of ways.
3. Let Me In
Matt Reeves delivers a great remake of an already great horror movie, "Let the Right One In".
2. Paranormal Activity 2
Paranormal Activity 2 is a great sequel to the poltergeist original and continues the story well. This time targetting the sister of the previous victim, we see all haunts re-invented with new camera tricks. Paranormal Activity 2 should quench all your ghost loving needs.
1. Devil
Devil is a great horror movie of 2010 because it revolves around the Devil as the main cast in an awesome way. M. Night Shyamalan's name in the trailer may have turned you off but look past that because youmust see this one. This is a thoroughly entertaining, devils-gonna-get-ya' thriller that has a killer ending.
With horror movies like these, 2010 did produce some rather entertaining horror films. These must see movies are the best of vampires, monsters and gruesome fear.


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Good God, what a name. Gallery Mess. It sounds like a harbinger of Emin's bedclothes, or a Hoxton installation of upturned bins and fox poo.
And there's something weirdly, regressively infantile about the word 'mess'. You don't want it anywhere near food. When a child walks into the dining room and announces, 'I've made a mess', the only sound that follows is the icy tinkle of cutlery on china, knives and forks descending in unison to half-past-six. At best, the moppet means it's flicked peas on the floor, spattered the walls with ketchup, or smeared Petits Filous across the small, fat face of its high-chaired sibling. At worst, it means… a lot worse. Mess and food go together like surgery and LSD.
Actually, it's 'mess' as in 'officers'' – the Grand Old Duke of York once kept his precisely numbered men on this flat section of the King's Road. I went with limited expectations. The menu has a pussy-footed predictability: burgers, 'pasta of the day', 'chargrilled chicken breast' and the dreary like. The specials are much more interesting (Thai beef salad with snake beans, duck salad with watermelon) but weirdly don't appear online. These days, every restaurant that changes its menu should update its website simultaneously; perhaps, on this score, Gallery Mess is a work in progress.
The space is clinical and cold, with the white monotony of a Brian Eno track. A few wildly expensive sculptures are dotted about tastefully. Chris and I sat outside, in the almost gladey courtyard, with strollers strolling past and the sun shimmying behind the planes. We had a pretty long, pretty good lunch.
Gazpacho comes with cucumber and sun-blushed tomatoes at the bottom of the bowl. Annoyingly, inexplicably, you pour the soup yourself. As you know, this can be a truly great dish, but the version here is just passable. Over-oiled and timidly flavoured, it tastes sort of deflated, with the sun-blushed tomatoes clearly blushing out of embarrassment at their unwelcome acidity. A salad of lamb's lettuce with duck and watermelon sounded horrendous – which is, naturally, why I ordered it – but proves delicious, with splashes of carmine fruit given body by a south-east-Asiany peanut dressing. It's possible, though I could be wrong, that the duck was leftover from yesterday. If so, all to the good: such frugal creativity is welcome these days.
A saddle of lamb is chewily overcooked, though its couscous is intelligently spiced and the dish looks delightful. Salmon poached with sauce vierge is excellent – rosy and tender, bathing in extra virgin and speckled with capers. A knickerbocker glory is bizarrely constructed with peanut brittle and bashed up crème brûlée, though its fruit bleeds juicily within. Rhubarb crumble lacks that gooey glory when fruit has surged into crust – instead, the 'barb lies morosely at the bottom of the dish, and the crumble is dusty and raw.
Overall, though, Gallery Mess is ideal for a spot of lunch after a morning shopping on the KR. Its product is far better than you'd expect in a gallery caff. If that sounds condescending, it shouldn't: most food in museums, or any other public building, is like the Taxidermy Section crossed with the Rocks Room. The staff were smiling and enthusiastic, and seemed as happy to be in the sunshine as we were. Not really a mess at all, then.
Gallery Mess Café/Bar, Saatchi Gallery, King's Road, London SW3
Tel.: +44 (0)20 7730 8135
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We've just gotten our Colombia section of the site up, starting off with some top luxury hotels in Colombia that meet our criteria.
A few of the reviews are from Richard McColl, a writer who lives in this country. Fittingly, he penned this piece for another site: Why Colombia is not as Dangerous as You Think.
We also like this Colombia piece that ran a couple years ago in Perceptive Travel: Dangerous Minds.
It takes a while for old perceptions to change, but Colombia is not the same country as it was five or ten years ago and the country has a lot to offer in terms of landscapes, beaches, food, and music. If you want to go somewhere on the cusp, a place not yet flooded with other tourists but with a constantly improving infrastructure, this is a good bet.
Colombia has moved from being a hotspot for the wrong reasons to being a hotspot for the right ones.


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Fangoria has learned that Warner Bros. ONE MISSED CALL remake, has added a couple more genre heavy-hitters to its cast: David Cronenberg film veterans Ed Harris and Gabriel Byrne. Harris has appeared in A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE, CREEPSHOW, KNIGHTRIDERS, NEEDFUL THINGS, THE STAND and THE ABYSS, while Irish thespian Byrne notched credits in SPIDER, END OF DAYS, THE KEEP, STIGMATA and GOTHIC.
The story revolves around a college student (Sossamon) whose friends begin receiving cell phone messages from the future in which they hear themselves being murdered. When she receives her own death message, the coed has three days to change her fate. Burns plays a detective.


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I'm a 37 year old professional firefighter, living in North Devon with my beautiful wife Louise, the awesome Hank the Tank - a chocolate labrador and two cats named Frog and Alan. Life revolves around exploring, surfing, alfresco dining, writing and planning the next adventure! We like to try and see as much of the world as possible which is sometimes hard when you find a place that you lo!
Along with my 'expeditions' I love to travel with Louise, stay in unusual places and try different things. All this costs money of course, so like most firefighters the odd day of grafting with a paint brush comes along!
I would never describe myself as an expert at anything; I am most defintely a 'jack of all trades'. But I like it this way. I loath being bored to the point where I am often referred to as 'A busy'.
I've written three books that I have self published and am working on books four and five. Again, I don't profess to be a great writer and I doubt i'll make any money out of it, but to say i've written a book is one big thing knocked off that bucket list!
The first book I wrote was the story of my attempt to do something new every day for a year. Without ruining the story and without being melodramatic, I came close dying. I wouldn't say that had a profound affect on me that it can sometimes do to people, but I think it makes me want to do more, see more and maybe just prove that despite that little accident I can still do whatever I want and maybe, just maybe it's why I try and push myself.
Either way I'm up for the ride that we call life and dammit I want it to be a good one! An epic one!
Have a flick through what I've done and what I've got planned. The future is exciting and I'd love to share some of these experinces with you first hand if you've got an idea!


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Further proof that Turkey is one of the hottest emerging markets in the world has emerged in new research by Bloomberg on global mergers and acquisitions. According to the research Turkey is now well above the BRIC nations in terms of mergers and acquisitions as more deals are signed in the country since 2008.
The number of transactions involving Turkish targets has grown by 55% to $8.8 billion in the space of a year according to the data, putting the level above that seen when Lehman Brothers failed in September 2008. Russia wasn't far behind, with transactions up 50%, but activity declined in Brazil, India and China.
The increase in mergers and acquisitions can only be a good thing for Turkey. The current account and trade deficits are one of the country's few remaining economic hurdles. By joining forces with operations from outside the country, Turkish companies can hope to expand their businesses on a global basis, which would help to close the deficits.
According to the Bloomberg stats, most of the M&A transactions are going through JPMorgan Chase and Co in Istanbul. Emre Yildirim a chief executive at the branch said:
"What has brought Turkey into focus along with BRIC countries is that it combines high levels of potential growth with large size. Turkey is large enough to move the needle for many global companies."
Pragma Corporate Finance, another Istanbul-based M&A adviser has "never been busier" according to managing director Kerim Kotan. "Despite all the global uncertainties and risks, it seems as if everyone wants a piece of Turkey. Over the past 15 years in investment banking in Turkey, I cannot recall a period when we have been busier," she said.


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#AWCL2016 Sue Wanjiru
Sue Wanjiru is an actor and writer from Kenya. Current participant of African Women in Cultural Leadership, AWCL 2016. An alumna of President Obama's Young African Leaders Initiative, YALI 2016, a Berlinale Talents alumni 2015, Maisha Screen Writers lab 2015 alumni, talents Durban Campus 2014 alumni and The Godown Art Centre Creative Entrepreneurship course. She is a Certified Public Accountant Of Kenya.
She is the founder of Lokhem Kids Entertainment Ltd, an organization whose aim is to offer creative platforms that enhance interpersonal and leadership skills in Young African Leaders under 35 through various forms of media.
She started acting, writing poems and dancing in church plays as early as 10 years old. Her professional career in film making began in 2010 .She joined Friends Ensemble theatre and got cast as lead in their plays.
She was the lead role in the movie Something Necessary, Kenya, 2013 that was screened in over twenty film festivals in the world. She has also done voice overs for Eidolon Films, Washington Dc and Filamu Juani Film Productions in Kenya.
She has written several short screen plays including 'Wasaliti', 'Ruracio' and a short story 'mukimo'.
She runs a blog, Afrikan Renaissanse that focuses on showcasing young African leaders under the age of 35 who are fearlessly influencing, empowering and transforming their countries. The blog aims at influencing as many young Africans as possible.
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Please read on to learn more about Park9 boarding. Or if you're ready to book, click the button below.
The care was great and it was reassuring to be able to watch our boy by video feed. Several of the staff [saw] him out the door as if he were their family pet. Riley asked me to let you know he is looking forward to a play date in the near future.
At our state-of-the-art, cage and crate-free Pearson facility, you can select from a guest room (a private space for your pet) or they can sleepover in a large slumber room with friends (including a staff member who spends the night).
We are staffed around the clock (by which we mean hectic travel schedules) and most importantly, for your best friend's care.
Our 24-hour prices include daytime playcare in extensive indoor and outdoor spaces, not to mention the year-round, indoor dog pool! We also offer additional grooming options and plenty of dog hotel amenities; please inquire about arranging for a mini bar treat or a bath for your dog before pick up.
Our Pick up and drop off times are between 6am and midnight 7 days a week, even on holidays. We offer off hour drop offs or pickups between midnight and 6am for an additional $39. Ask our reservation staff for more details.
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|7+ Nights
|2nd Dog
|3rd Dog
|Peak Holiday Rate/Night
|Premiere Loft
|24 sq. ft. Ideal for small/med dogs. Soft cushioned bed included.
|20% discount
|40% discount
|Signature Loft
|36 sq. ft. Ideal for large breeds or two small dogs from the same family, soft cushioned bed included
|20% discount
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|Slumber Room
|Spacious lounge with a dedicated overnight staffer. Your dog can select a comfy dog bed or snuggle up to the attendant
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|Executive Suite
|48 sq. ft., a large suite with soft cushioned bed, private TV and webcam.
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|Senior Dog Room
|We offer a private sanctuary for our elderly friends, in a quieter part of the building, close to staff. Each room offers individually controlled in-floor heating and special bedding. All come with webcams and some rooms have TVs.
|Rates vary dependant on size and amenities.
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Each booking includes two, 15 minute, one-on-one cuddle sessions in the communal play area with our trained staff members.
Our Pick up and drop off times are between 6am and midnight 7 days a week, even on holidays. We offer off hour drop offs or pickups between midnight and 6am for an additional $39. Ask our reservation staff for more details.
Peak rates apply to all (long or) holiday weekends and our Christmas season. For exact dates, please inquire.
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|100 cubic ft. of private space
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Wondering what to read this February?
Join us for a read-along of Louisa May Alcott's best-loved classic, Little Women which follows the story of the four March sisters: Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. This is one of the very first books I read while I was growing up (after Little House on the Prairie and Anne of Green Gables). I've read it a few times over the years, but not recently, so I am excited to be doing this challenge. Little Women takes a special place in my heart because it is about four girls and we are four girls in the family who bear several similarities to the March girls in the exact same order too!


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Archaeologist and curator Chip Colwell collects artifacts for his museum, but he also returns them to where they came from. In a thought-provoking talk, he shares how some museums are confronting their legacies of stealing spiritual objects and pillaging ancient graves — and how they're bridging divides with communities who are demanding the return of their cultural treasures.
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Its looks like there is something missing above the optical drive in an iMac I have. I'm new to imacs and when I bought this one, the guy said apple told him it needed a new power supply. So I bought and replaced that, no power. I took it back apart and I found no hard drive. I also bought two g5s from the same guy so I just pulled the hard drive out of one and put it in the iMac Intel. Still won't turn on. It looks like there is something missing in the top right corner of the iMac just above the optical drive. Can anyone tell me what, if anything, goes there?
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Boris Johnson heads to Albert Square to become first politician on 'EastEnders'
On Friday, the 45-year-old filmed a scene with landlady Peggy Mitchell – played by Barbara Windsor - in the programme's landmark, the Queen Vic pub, sending him into the record books as the first politician to ever appear on the show in its 24-year run.
In Boris' episode, which will be aired in the autumn, the Eton-educated conservative has a run-in with fiery Peggy, who spends an unsuccessful morning trying to track him down during his visit to Walford, the fictional district in which the show is set.
Returning to her pub vowing to give the Mayor a piece of her mind, the landlady is surprised when Boris walks in moments later.
"It was of course a tremendous honour to step inside that most venerable of landmarks, the Queen Vic, and share a scene with another of the capital's icons, the fabulous Barbara Windsor," said the 45-year-old former journalist.
"EastEnders is a true London icon and I was delighted to highlight to its huge audience the part the mayoralty plays in the city's rich tapestry."
Boris is the first famous face to star as themselves in an EastEnders cameo role since Blue Peter presenter Peter Purvis in 1987.
Notable celebrities who have been seen in Walford include fan Robbie Williams, who appeared in the background of a scene in the famous pub, and David Walliams who starred as a friend of Shane Ritchie's character Alfie Moon, in 2003.


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Visit Wales are organising a Great Weekend of Adventure on the 2nd and 3rd of April 2016 as part of their "Year of Adventure" activities. As part of this they are encouraging Welsh tourism businesses to offer special activities and offers on those dates.
We at Edge of Wales Walk have decided to run an Introduction to Geocaching here in Aberdaron. For those uninitiated into geocaching or "muggles" as they are otherwise known, Geocaching is a terrifically fun way to motivate kids to get out into the countryside by encouraging them to find hidden "treasure" using GPS technology. In reality the treasure chest is usually a Tupperware box containing little trinkets like key-rings and toys left by other players, but that certainly doesn't diminish the challenge and excitement of hunting for them. Traditionally on finding a cache you take something you like, but leave a new object behind of equal value for the next person, so there is a strong community and sharing aspect to the game.
To whet people's appetite for the game, we plan to create some new caches around the end of the peninsula and along the newly opened stretch of the Coast Path south of Rhiw, and invite people to be earn the prestigious title of "First to Find". We will also place some goodies of various sorts in the caches which early visitors will get to keep.
On the weekend itself we will be leading an introduction to geocaching event and will lend some of our GPS units to participants so they can try out hunting for the caches for themselves.
If you would like to participate then please get in touch with us by email at email@example.com.


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This is my second post today, if you're here for the Crafty Friendship blog hop post (and ou don't want to miss it), click here or just scroll down, thanks :)
Another Lawn Fawn inspiration week starts today, yay!! It's my favorite time of the month! Today we're featuring Year Five, awwwww THAT otter!!! It's one of my favorites from this release (and all time!)
I love otters, they're so so cute!! One of my favorite things is how they hold hands so they don't loose each other while floating. So I had to make this card. And I think the punny sentiment is just perfect for it.
I made this card with my boyfriend in mind and I give it to him with a little gift just because. He was very surprised and loved everything and that is my favorite thing about making cards, when I can give them and surprise and make smile someone :)
I stamped the otter twice but I removed the ink from one of the arms of the second otter and draw it myself so they were "holding hands".
I stamped the custom sentiment with Smitty's ABCs combined with the otterly included in the original sentiment, I love combining fonts!
You can see more cards using this super cute mini set at the Lawn Fawn blog, the DT has amazing samples!! Kelly has made a video showing it and there's a giveaway too!
Thank you so so much for your visit today, big hugs!! See you tomorrow featuring another new set!!
Supply list:
- Lawn Fawn stamps: Year Five, Smitty's ABCs, Critters in the Jungle
- Lawn Fawn dies: Stitched Rectangles Stackables, Stitched Hillside Borders
- Lawn Fawn twine
- Copic markers
- Distress inks
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The Worker used to be a keen runner, but like the Old Dog, has had to slow down due to creaky joints. The Webmaster loves his two dogs and every morning takes them for a walk round Marshes Hill. When she is on holiday from work, the Worker accompanies him, and then the walks may be longer. Sometimes the Students goes too. Of course it depends on the weather.
Besides the morning walk with the dogs the Webmaster and the Worker also take an evening stroll. The length of which depends on when the Worker gets back from the office, the time of year and the weather. In their otherwise busy schedules it is a time for chatting and putting the world to rights. Where better to do it than in the beautiful local countryside.
January 17
- We stand at the top and argue again about the identification of the distant hills
- Your antique sweatshirt isn't lost!
- Shhh, this is Brexit central around here
- Smuggling gravy granules and carrying explosives!
- Whose idea was it to do this without a map?
- When the last snowflake ever melts
- Have you noticed how more people walk the opposite way round to us?
- It'll be a new year soon, maybe things will get better
- Is Boxing Day just a British thing?
- NOT politics. Politics is banned
- What would I do if the man I'd been sitting next to had died in the loo
- Like the Chinese cultural revolution in slow motion
- We can all assume stereotypes to argue against
- The Webmaster's phone rings as we climb the next stile
- About two dozen ducks and a couple of geese are following us
- It sounded like you were underwater
- We can't see much apart from the stars
- We could start a museum
- We are tangled together and can get no traction in the mud
- You could teach men how to become stay at home hobbyists
- That's what they always say
- No gravity, no God
- I still think it's an enormous hoax on the world
- I could have become an internet sensation
- We'll be back in the 16th century
- The Webmaster wriggles, as though dancing to silent music
- I can recognise oak and beech trees
- I know how to get through without getting wet feet
- You'll sound deranged when I write about this in my blog
- I need to hitch up my trousers again but I can't with the dog pulling
- What's the world coming to?
- Well you voted for it, now have it, consequences and all
- What if there are bodies in those bags?
- Are you sure this is right? We should be going up and this looks as though it continues down
- I think my dad used to come here for conkers when he was a boy
- There isn't much sign of the cake
- We'll get stuck in the dark in a muddy field and end up eaten by cows
- The camera shows the shutter speed and aperture. It also says 'no memory card'
- Is it dusk yet?
- The cat soon tires of following us and turns back
- The bats are out tonight
- Let's get a picture of the frog for your blog
- You were mean to me in your last blog
- When we get to my favourite spot I might have a wee
- It will either need replacing or bodging
- It isn't complicated if you know your own name
- Not enough people think, 'What if it were me?'
- Does time pass or is all time now?
- A picture of an aeroplane with 'please don't crash" typed across it