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- Hard Paint (Filipe Matzembacher & Marcio Reolon, Br)
- Malila: The Farewell Flower (Anucha Boonyawatana, Tha)
- The Wound (John Trengove, Sa)
- Postcards From London (Steve Mclean, UK)
- Sidney & Friends (Tristan Aitchison, UK)
- The Happy Prince (Ropert Everett, UK)
- Conversations With Gay Elders (David Weissman, US)
- My Days of Mercy (Tali Shalom-Ezer, US)
- Love, Simon (Greg Berlanti, US)
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Watching films on a big screen with an audience is the best way to watch any film, really, but it's rare to get the chance to see short films like that. So I love catching as many as possible at film festivals. Here are my 10 favourites from the range I caught at this year's Flare...
- Vertical Lines (Kyle Reaume, Can 14m) • There's an uncanny authenticity to this little film, which centres on a bedtime conversation about the meaning of body scars as a young couple gets to know each other. While remaining light and relaxed, the deeper themes are profoundly moving - and very important.
- Calamity (Severine de Streyker & Maxime Feyers, Bel 22m) • A hilariously deadpan tone accompanies this sharp-edged comedy about a young man reluctantly introducing his trans girlfriend to his idiotic family.
- The Sermon (Dean Puckett, UK 12m) • In the style of an exploitation film, this British short hilariously skewers blind religiosity with skill and wit.
- Sununú: The Revolution of Love (Olivia Crellin, UK 25m) • The remarkable story of the first trans political candidate in Ecuador, this warm doc follows a young couple as they prepare for the birth of their first child while setting out to change their country.
- Half a Life (Tamara Shogaolu, Egy 12m) • Narrated by a young activist, this animated doc artfully and pointedly explores both the Arab Spring riots and the current social situation in Cairo.
- Ursinho (Stephane Olijnyk, Br 45m) • A mini-feature, this drama follows a lonely man in a Rio favela who has an encounter with an almost fantastical stranger on Copacabana.
- Cas (Joris van den Berg, Ned 48m) • Another rather long short, this drama centres on a happy couple whose relationship is strained by a houseguest who stays around a bit too long.
- Blood Out of a Stone (Ben Allen, UK 14m) • There's an earthy authenticity to this British short about two young guys trying to connect on an offbeat date.
- Landline (Matt Houghton, UK 13m) • Artfully shot and edited, this quietly powerful short doc uses recordings and dramatisations from a helpline for gay farmers.
- Edmund the Magnificent (Ben Ockrent, UK 14m) • It may be a bit arch and ridiculous, but this heightened comedy, narrated by Ian McKellen, recounts the story of a farmer (David Bradley) trying to breed his prized gay pig.
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Shareholders in BP (LON:BP) have been urged to vote against chief executive Bob Dudley's pay package at the group's upcoming annual general meeting (AGM), City A.M. reports. Last year, the oil major managed to avoid a repeat of 2016's revolt, winning the support of more than 97 percent of voters for its pay policy.
BP's share price has been steady in London in today's session, having added 0.35 percent to 579.20p as of 10:29 BST, marginally outperforming the broader UK market, with the benchmark FTSE 100 index currently standing 0.03 percent higher at 7,725.37 points. The group's shares have added more than 23 percent to their value over the past year, as compared with a near three-percent rise in the Footsie.
BP investors urged to reject CEO pay
City A.M. reported last night that shareholder advisory group Pensions & Investment Research Consultants (Pirc) had advised BP's investors to oppose the company's remuneration report at the group's AGM on Monday, May 21.
"Performance share awards granted during the year under review are excessive, amounting to 363.7 per cent of salary for the CEO," Pirc said in note, as quoted by the newswire. "Total variable pay for the year under review is also inappropriately excessive, amounting to 581 per cent of salary."
Analysts on blue-chip oil group
HSBC, which has a 'buy' rating on BP, boosted its price target on the stock from 600p to 610p yesterday, while Barclays reaffirmed the oil major as an 'overweight,' without specifying a valuation ono the shares. According to MarketBeat, the FTSE 100 group currently has a consensus 'buy' rating and an average price target of 561.32p.
BP updated investors on its first-quarter performance earlier this month, posting a rise in profits on the back of stronger crude prices.
As of 10:46 BST, Wednesday, 16 May, BP plc share price is 579.60p.

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Bishop Eric Menees
When Archbishop Cramner and the other Anglican Reformers first broke from the Roman Catholic Church, they wanted to keep the richness of the faith and the tradition of the Apostolic and Patristic periods of the church. In doing so, the Anglican reformers placed a strong emphasis on both the Word of God and the Sacraments of the Church - the 39 Articles of Religion state that, "The visible Church of Christ is a congregation of faithful men, in which the pure Word of God is preached, and the Sacraments be duly ministered according to Christ's ordinance, in all those things that of necessity are requisite to the same." (Article 19)I love the Anglican Church because we recognize that the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament are the Inspired Word of God! The 39 Articles are clear in stating:
"Holy Scripture containeth all things necessary to salvation: so that whatsoever is not read therein, nor may be proved thereby, is not to be required of any man, that it should be believed as an article of the Faith, or be thought requisite or necessary to salvation. In the name of the Holy Scripture we do understand those canonical Books of the Old and New Testament, of whose authority was never any doubt in the Church." (Article 6)
For Anglicanism, it begins and ends with God's self-revelation through His Word. The Book of Common Prayer itself is made up of something like 80% scripture...now that is just a guess on my part, (but I'm sure someone with lots of time on their hands has already done a study) however, it is an educated guess. Look at the words of institution (the words Jesus used at the Last Supper) during Holy Eucharist, which are taken from the Gospels and Corinthians. Or take the Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer services where, for example, the Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55) and the Nunc Dimittis (Luke 2:29-32) are taken directly from scripture.
This was done in a radical move to make the scriptures accessible to all people: rich and poor, literate and illiterate. By attending the services, the people were immersed in the Word of God. Equally, when the lectionary was put together, the intention was to allow the scriptures to be taught and learned on a Sunday by Sunday - day by day basis.
This emphasis on the Word of God has been brought into modern day Anglicanism, and has been affirmed in current documents like the Jerusalem Declaration and the Constitution and Canons of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). "The Bible is to be translated, read, preached, taught and obeyed in the plain and canonical sense, respectful of the Church's historic and consensual reading" (Jerusalem Declaration)
This emphasis on The Word of God is also one of our points of separation from the Episcopal Church, which has, for a generation now, taught that the Bible contains the "words" of God but is not necessarily the inspired Word of God that is authoritative for our lives. In the Anglican Church we read, believe and follow the words of St. Paul when writing to Timothy, "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work." (2 Timothy 3:16-17) Our lives - public and private- are to be modeled upon the the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments.
As the ACNA puts together our Prayer Book and develops the lectionary, I've encouraged Bishop Thompson and his committee to reverse what the Episcopal Church did in removing large sections of scripture that they disagreed with from the daily and Sunday readings. We have a wonderful opportunity to get it right, and to make sure that we begin and end with the Word of God!


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Some practical nurses whose training pre-dates the current Manitoba curriculum, or who were trained in other jurisdictions, may be required to take additional education in IV therapy.
Currently, the only CLPNM-approved IV therapy course for LPNs is Assiniboine Community College's HLTH-0086 Intravenous & Medications course.
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The Polar Field is an arena-like area inhabited by powerful monsters like the Ukanlos, Rusted Kushala Daora, Grimclaw Tigrex, and Elderfrost Gammoth. This area is characterized by its steep ice cliffs and vast polar fields. An aurora can be seen in the night sky. The cave roof will release ice crystals when Ukanlos or other large monsters roars that can damage the hunter. Temperatures here are punishingly low, and so a hot drink must be carried at all times.
- Small stones and frozen flakes on walls can be gathered for Ice Crystals.
- Two platforms can be used to switch to the left or right side without going all way around since the area is divided by a large cleavage in the ground.
- The roof of the Polar Field is weak to earthquakes and strong vibrations, causing large ice chunks to fall down and inflict "Snowman" status.
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This topics question might sound a bit weird, since the coalition managed to defeat Dong Zhuo twice and managed to kill Hua Xiong and force Lu Bu to flee.But seriously lets look at the facts the capital was burnt down,the emperor was taken to Chang An,Dong Zhuo and his staff all escaped to Chang An.The alliance actually disbanded after seizing Luo Yang or that what was left
after the fire and than decided to disband before DZ was death or the emperor was rescued, in fact they didnt achieve one of their goals.Good DZ died later but that was not due to the alliance since they couldnt have known that when they disbanded.
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The Friday Download: Instagram Postcards and a New Album from Leigh Nash
Welcome back to The Friday Download, T+L's weekly roundup of articles, music, and internet culture that promise to carry you through the weekend, whether your itinerary is jam-packed with travel or you're staying put, staycation style. In this holiday edition: a must-follow animator on Instagram, the end of The Best Restaurant in NYC, and more.
If you're staying in town this holiday weekend, take a mental vacation by way of Rachel Ryle's Instagram account. An illustrator and animator, Ryle regularly uploads whimsical stop-motion clips (like the snorkeling-themed one below) showcasing far-off destinations. Consider her drawings postcards for the digital age.
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Leigh Nash
Former Sixpence None The Richer lead vocalist Leigh Nash steps out on her own this month with her first country record, "The State I'm In." Check out the video for the Texas-set "Somebody's Yesterday" below, then pre-order the full album over on iTunes.
If getting a good night's sleep is the bane of your vacation, look no further than British composer Max Richter's latest. His new eight-hour album—available now on iTunes—is designed to lull listeners to sleep with softly played piano and strings, and hushed vocals. So put on your face mask and turn it up. Sweet dreams are as easy as A, B, Zzz.
It is with a heavy heart that I declare the end of an era. Caity Weaver has left Gawker, and her departure brings the culmination of The Best Restaurant in New York series. For the past year, Weaver and her partner-in-crime Rich Juzwiak chronicled cafes, food carts, and sit-down eateries in NYC's most-trafficked tourist attractions. Laugh through the tears this weekend with a re-read of their greatest hits, starting, of course, with their afternoon at the American Girl Cafe.
Caroline Hallemann is the associate digital editor at Travel + Leisure. Follow her on Twitter at @challemann.


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The Curious Expedition Game Free Download TorrentThe Curious Expedition is a research bagel that takes place somewhere in the early 19th century. At this time there is so much more unexplored, so much is not open, whole islands and even continents are filled with unknown cities, caves and, of course, treasures. What will you find? How will you use it? The Curious Expedition game contains a huge number of surprises, and to this you are still waiting for a randomly generated world, which gradually opens as you explore. You are waiting for various obstacles, ranging from natural (rivers, lakes, mountains), ending with various monsters. Gather a good and reliable team that, under your leadership, will be able to overcome any difficulties. Who knows what discoveries you can do? It's clear one thing, the game keeps you in a pleasant tension, and random generation makes you constantly come back and implement new incredible discoveries.
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- Title: The Curious Expedition
- Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Strategy
- Developer: Maschinen-Mensch
- Publisher: Maschinen-Mensch
- Release year: 2018
- Steam link https://store.steampowered.com/app/358130/
- Release Name: The.Curious.Expedition.v22.214.171.124-SiMPLEX
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OverviewA pleasant surprise for the player is that you can invite to your team such celebrities as Nikola Tesla, Charles Darwin, Amelia Earhart. At the same time, these heroes will not only be outwardly similar to historical characters, but they will also have unique skills that will be useful in exploring an unknown world.
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Inventing the Feeble Mind
The Manliest Man
About Me
James W. Trent
Phallacies: Historical Intersections of Disability & Masculinity
Published Summer 2017
Oxford University Press
Phallacies: Historical Intersections of Disability and Masculinity
Kathleen M. Brian and James W. Trent, Jr., editors
Introduction: David Serlin
Part 1: Is He Normal?
Anna Creadick – "Disability's Other: The Production of 'Normal' in Midcentury America"
Mary Trent – "Henry Darger and the Unruly Paper Dollhouse Scrapbook"
Lawrence E. Holcomb – "Black and Crazy: The Antinomian Black Male in North American Consciousness"
Murray Simpson – "Disabled Manhood and Masculine Femininity: Gender and Impairment in Russ Meyer's 'Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"
Part 2: War, Manhood, and Disability
John Kinder – "Marketing Disabled Manhood: Veterans and Advertising since the Civil War"
Beth Linker and Whitney Laemmli – "'Half a Man': The Symbolism and Science of Paraplegic Impotence in World War II America"
Jessica Meyer – "'A Blind Man's Home-Coming': Masculinity, Disability and Male Care-giving in First World War Britain"
Part 3: Disabled Man as "Less than a Man"
Daniela Barberis – "Hysteria in the Male: Images of Masculinity in Late Nineteenth-Century France"
Robert Bogdan – "Down and Out: Disability, Men and Begging in Early Twentieth Century America"
Ivy George and James W. Trent Jr. – "Death on a Silver Platter: Masculinity, Disabilities, and the Noxon Murder Trials of 1944"
Part 4: Men and Boys as "Supercrips"
Kathleen M. Brian – "Mythological Pedagogies; or, Suicide Clubs as Eugenic Alibi"
Rebecca Ellis – "'Making Useful Men': Education for Blind Men in Argentina, 1890–1930"
Meghan Henning – "Weeping and Bad Hair: The Bodily Suffering of Early Christian Hell as a Threat to Masculinity"
Susan Schweik – "Porgy and Dubose"
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The Office of Internal Communications helps all employees to know that they are an integral part of an amazing place to work. The goal of internal communications is to engage employees so that they better understand the direction of the University in the context of its mission; that their work is valued; that their needs and concerns are heard and shared; and that the campus is a lively and vibrant place to work.
Internal Communications works closely with many offices on campus to disseminate timely and relevant information to all Notre Dame employees.
The office oversees the following communications vehicles for relaying information to the campus community about services and initiatives that affect work life at Notre Dame.
Notre Dame's faculty and staff newspaper, NDWorks, focuses on the creativity and spirit of its employees. Created in response to requests for a central and timely source of news and a forthright presentation of issues facing the University and its employees, the publication fosters a strong sense of community at the University.
NDWorks is published 11 times per year. Deadlines for submission are 10 business days before the following 2019 publication dates: Feb. 21, March 21, April 25, and May 30. For more information or to submit a story idea, contact managing editor Carol Bradley at 631-0445 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Gwen O'Brien, editor and associate director for Internal Communications at 631-6646 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Let's jump right to the point of my blog post this year.
"A child won't starve himself."
You hear it everywhere. In moms groups. In parenting magazines. In viral internet articles. From your own mother. And, as I can attest, from your own pediatrician.
I'm telling you, they're wrong!
What they SHOULD be saying is "A healthy child won't starve himself." Unhealthy children do it more often than you would think, and in those cases, thank heaven for feeding tubes!
I'm not here to tell you what to do about your 75th percentile child who seems to live off of milk and quesadillas. Sure, I have a lot of tips for picky eaters, but let's save that for another day. The majority of those picky eaters will be fine.
- First, the one that encompasses many, many reasons: it's less painful to starve than it is to eat. Let that sink in a little. My baby would have rather died a slow and painful death than eat. Eating just hurt too much. There are many reasons why eating can hurt, and for Caleb and Russell it was because they were reacting to foods that caused tummy aches, nausea, bloating, etc.
- Then there's the cognitive cause. Some babies are born unable to swallow, chew, etc. due to anomalies in the brain, such as cerebral palsy. Some brains literally don't tell the body that it needs food.
- Then there's the anatomical cause. There may be strictures in the esophagus, making it hard to get food down. A tongue-tie, making it hard to swallow. An uncoordinated swallow, causing aspiration. A loose hiatal sphincter, causing painful acid reflux. A congenital heart defect, causing early fatigue while eating.
- Then there's the mental side of it all. Things like tongue ties and reflux and an uncoordinated swallow and intense sensory processing problems can cause oral aversions so severe that children will starve themselves. Most parents know how hard it can be to get their kid to take medicine, but imagine your kid having so much anxiety over putting medicine in their mouths that they actually throw up at the thought of it. Now imagine that happening with water, or your baby's bottle, or food that looks or feels a certain way. It can be pretty intense.
- Then there's the hundreds of other medical reasons, many of which go undiagnosed for many kids. I know a kid with kidney disease who requires a huge amount of fluids to keep his kidney happy, and the only way to get the fluid in him was through a feeding tube. Some kids have such extreme hypoglycemia that they can't go all night without food, so they get a tube for that. There are so many reasons! The biggest factor in Caleb needing a feeding tube was his poor GI motility. His body just doesn't digest food fast enough, so he always has food in his stomach, making him always feel full, even when he's only had one snack all day. His body was literally starving to death, but he absolutely would not eat because he couldn't fit anything else in his tummy. When he got a feeding tube, he would throw up half of what we fed him, because he was always full of formula. Now that we found the medication that works for him, throwing up is a thing of the past. But he still can't eat enough on his own to grow. We don't know why, but we do know that his feeding tube still keeps him alive. And there are so many kids in the same boat as him.
Well, there are just a few reasons off of the top of my head that explain why some people need feeding tubes. I'm sure there are plenty more. But rest assured, if a child has a feeding tube, the parents have tried everything imaginable to get them to grow (yes, even putting butter on everything, or serving ice cream at every meal). Doctors don't go handing out tubes to every kid who doesn't eat his veggies. So instead of questioning the parents' diligence, or knowledge, or parenting skills, think again about the many underlying reasons why a kid really will starve himself. Then give those parents a pat on the back. Coming to the decision to tube feed your child isn't an easy thing to do, but at times it is necessary, and then it's an answer to those parents' prayers.
If you'd like to learn more, you can visit http://www.feedingtubeawareness.org/
To see a video of how we gravity feed Caleb through his feeding tube, go here.
For pictures of many of the feeding tubes Caleb has had, go here.


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Andy Cohen to replace Kathy Griffin for CNN New Year's Eve special
NEW YORK — CNN has found a replacement for its New Year's Eve special after ousting Kathy Griffin following her Trump "beheading" photo stunt. The network says that instead, will co-host the celebration teamed with Andy Cohen, host of Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live."
The pair, who are good friends, will ring in 2018 from Times Square in New York on CNN's "New Year's Eve Live with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen" on Sunday, December 31.
Cohen replaces comedian Kathy Griffin, the previous co-host, who was dismissed by CNN last spring after posting a video of herself holding a mask styled to look like the severed head of President Donald Trump. A storm of outraged reaction forced Griffin to apologize for what she said was meant only as a spoof. She later took back the apology and said she believes the president should apologize for comments he has made.
In an interview with The Cut, Griffin said, "Why are people still expecting me to apologize and grovel to a man that tweets like this? I'm a comedian; he's our f**king president."
In the interview, Griffin also revealed that she is no longer friends with her longtime CNN New Year's Eve Live co-host Cooper, who publicly criticized the photo shoot.
Now in its 11th year, CNN's New Year's Eve show is a global celebration featuring contributions from CNN correspondents across the country and around the world.


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It's been quite a while since I've been in any sort of regular school routine. However, this coming week, I'll be hitting the books again in pursuit of an MBA degree. Graduate school at night on top of working full-time, moving, setting up the Dundee General Store, and trying to maintain some sort of social life, will significantly decrease my available free time. In the end, I think it will all be worth it. Plus, I tend to succeed more under pressure and stress. It's sick, I know…
Whether you're a parent sending your kid(s) back to school, or if you, like me, are going back to school yourself, here's a roundup of some educational essentials for Fall semester.
Take lecture notes in a Moleskine notebook from Powell's Books
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Brighten up your desk with multi-colored three-ring binders from Russel+Hazel
Control your clutter with storage baskets from Restoration Hardware
Carry those heavy textbooks in this tote bag from Filson
For late study nights, a Bodum travel French Press mug from Sur la Table
Something I could have used in yesterday's freak downpour, Hunter Boots from Zappos.com


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Yup, it's been ages. I wanted to share with you'll the latest craft I learned. Thanks to http://playinghookeydesigns.etsy.com/ I now learned something looking at a youtube video. It's Finger knitting and yeah, it's really so simple that I shouldn't even be mentioning. But I'm as excited as a small child who's happy to get a candy. I didn't have a bulky yarn which really completes the look, so I took multiple strands of acrylic yarn and made it. Here's the pictures of the scarf I made:
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
Fellowships open for 16th Lopez Jaena Journalism Workshop in October
The University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication (UP CMC) will hold the 16th Graciano Lopez Jaena Journalism Workshop from October 21 to 27 at the UP College of Mass Communication, Diliman, Quezon City. Fellowship slots are available for this workshop. Applications are open to full-time print, broadcast and online journalists, as well as selected journalism educators and students. This year's workshop will focus on "Media and Elections: Safety and Governance." Resource persons from the academe, government and non-government organizations will speak on issues like election coverage, governance and safety tips for journalists. Since its first workshop in 1985, the Lopez Jaena Journalism Workshop has trained hundreds of community journalists. Among the past fellows are Froilan Gallardo, Frank Cimatu, Ilang-ilang Quijano, Jo Clemente, Diosa Labiste, Danny Calleja, Flor Abanto and Maurice Malanes. Applicants should be currently engaged in the journalism profession with at least two years' working experience. They should also be below 45 years old. They must submit an application letter; resume; two published/broadcast news reports; a story plan for an investigative report on media and the elections; and an endorsement from their editor, local press club president or a Lopez Jaena Journalism Workshop alumnus. Limited slots may be given to senior journalism students. Student applicants are required to an application letter, resume, sample works and an endorsement from their professor, department chair or dean. The fellowship will cover board and lodging. Participants will be billeted inside the UP Diliman campus. Interested journalists, journalism educators and students may send their application papers to The Project Director, 16th Lopez Jaena Journalism Workshop on Justice and Human Rights, College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. The deadline for applications is on September 14. For more details, please call Alex NP Tamayo at 920-6864 or 981-8500 local 2668 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
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The first one I made by simply drawing a design on with a fabric sharpie. I started by sketching out a design in pencil. I chose a Dalek because I'm a Doctor Who fanatic but you can do whatever.
Then I just went over it with my sharpie. After some quick advice on Facebook, I added the word "Consolidate." (It's better if you say it in a Dalek voice.)
For the next bag, I went a little girlier. I started by cutting out a square of fabric and a square of iron on interfacing. Then trace a frame on the paper of the interfacing; I used a circle and then added little bumps all around the edge. Cut out the fabric and iron onto the bag.
To add a silhouette, draw a design on freezer paper. I drew a circle and then found a silhouette image online. If you hold the paper up to the screen, you can trace it. Then cut out the circle and silhouette.
Iron these pieces onto the fabric. Then fill in with black fabric paint. I didn't have any paint so I used a fabric stamp pad. Just use a makeup sponge to fill in the area.
The freezer paper then just peels off. I used my fabric sharpie to add some details to the frame.
So there you go! Two ways to do a pouch. Or just combine them and do a Dalek silhouette...


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The disappearance of one Mrs. Christiana Sepe after she attended a prayer meeting in Oke-Agelu, Iseyin, on Sunday, July 26, has raised suspicion, The Punch reports.
The 55 year old woman was said to have attended the meeting from Ogun with 29 other church members who were led by pastor Segun Ogunriade.
It was reported that the woman was discovered missing after the members left the prayer ground and were on their way to Ogun state. Their driver was said to have called pastor Ogunriadeon the phone to inform him of the woman's disappearance and he promised to look for her.
Funke Bello, one of her children said they suspected foul play because she and her siblings were not informed of the disappearance and when they found out, the church members begged them not to make it public as they were making efforts to find her.
"She has been attending the church since 2012, but this is the first time she would follow them to that prayer ground. They contributed N2,000 each to hire a bus for the journey.
"It was my sister, who went to visit her on Monday, that discovered that she did not come back. Others came back on Sunday, but they did not tell us that she was missing. We went to the church to complain. The church members begged us not to let other people know and assured us that our mother would come back."
Maria Nasiru, another child said the pastor's indifference was a sign that he knew more than he was revealing.
"When we met with the pastor, He told us that she had been found and assured us that she would come back on Tuesday. On Wednesday, he told us that she would be back by 8pm. Members of the church with whom she went to Oke-Agelu gave different accounts.
"We asked the pastor to follow us to the prayer ground to search for her, but he refused. On Thursday, my sister, her husband and a member of the church travelled to the place, but they only saw her bag at a corner. They searched the whole community, but did not find her. The residents of that community said they did not see our mother. People have been telling us that the pastor knew her whereabouts."
The pastor however said the children were too impatient as he was making efforts to find the missing woman.
"It was 30 minutes after they left on Sunday that the driver of the bus they chattered called me and said a woman was missing. I told him that I would check around and I did, but she was not there. I went back on Monday when I did not find her. On Tuesday, I called the pastor at the prayer ground and he said three persons came to beg for transport fare. I thought the woman might be among them.
"I also sent a member to follow them to the place because I was already fasting and praying on the matter. I was there last week and I reported at the Ado-Awaye Police Station. Mama will come back."
Meanwhile, in another development, Morufa Alagbala, a 26 year old woman who was declared missing for two days was found in a well in the Ijede area of Ikorodu, Lagos.


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My tutor back at college was C. F. Williamson, and he has come back into my mind this week, for I recall that Colin wrote his doctoral thesis on Sir Francis Kynaston, whose Leoline and Sydanis, a romance of the amorous adventures of princes (1642) I have been reading at odd moments.
This rather pleasingly silly verse romance was published by Kynaston in the year he died: he half apologises that "being old and stricken in yeares, [he] doth write of love and such idle devices; he entring into his second, and worst childhood may of course be excused."
What is it like? In the first place, it's like a daft Caroline theatre romance cast in verse: princes in love, worries about honour and reputation, magic by a ligatory point to make the male prince incapable of sex on his wedding night, nocturnal consultations with druids, girls dressed as page boys, a masque (described at length by someone who had clearly seen them performed), a bed trick, a very creaky dea ex machine.
As a piece of verse writing, it is in places so indebted to Marlowe's 'Hero and Leander' as to suggest an older writer's affectionate tribute to the poet he had enjoyed most. The manner of narrative is Spenserian, a Spenser without the allegory, but the characters travel from place to place, and spend a lot of time in 'Erinland'. Kynaston describes his poeticized Ireland with every sign of having read up on the early Irish in commentators like Spenser (?) and Campion.
It is what 19th century critics would have called a 'rather warm' work, with an enthusiastic account of sex, and of sexual impairment miraculously lifted. The narrative leaps into bed with its protagonists, and describes the action. Prince Leoline, his manhood restored after a piece of malificium versus hanc has been lifted, comes nine times aloft on Sydanis, who has bed-tricked her way there. The detail slips over from a satyr in Spenser: something only to be expected in a satyr perhaps looks a little indecorous in the Prince. Nine times is hardly easy nonchalance, is it?
Another nostalgia, alongside that for Elizabethan authors and the desire for former potency, is for Queen Elizabeth herself, whose 'pacification' of 'Erinland' is brought in as a prophecy: an Irish princess, Mellefant, is all set to marry the British Leoline and be in at the start of Tudor ancestry. She tells her new British suitor that:
it is foretold in prophesies,
Who writ on barkes of trees, a mayden Queene
Hereafter Erinland shall civilize,
And quite suppresse those Salvage rites have beene
Amongst us, as they never had beene seene:
This Queene must of the Brittish bloud descend,
Whose fame unto the worlds poles shall extend...
But Kynaston has to drop this: the match simply cannot go ahead, for the Prince has so resoundingly consummated his previously frustrated marriage to the bed-tricking Princess Sydanis, that he is already married beyond alteration.
Another thing impedes Leoline's Irish match. At the end of his memorable night with the woman he thinks is Mellefant, he gives her a light-emitting ring, which Sydanis rather thoughtlessly (has she not read this kind of plot?) hands on to her Irish rival. Leoline has seen the ring on Mellefant's finger, and they are both keen to marry. However, they mistime their request to her father, mistime it in a way that is obviously important to Kynaston:
But their designe they brought to no effect,
Being commenc't in an unlucky houre,
No planet being in his course direct,
And Saturne who his children doth devour
From his Northeast darke Adamantine tower
Beheld the waining Moone and retrograde,
A time unfit for such affaires had made.
They should have made election of a day
Was fortunate, and fit to speake with Kings,
When the Kings planet, Sol's propitious ray,
Who great affaires to a wisht period brings,
And is predominant in all such things;
When Iupiter aspecting with the Trine,
His daughter Venus did benignly shine.
This was the cause proceeding from above,
Which Clerks do call inevitable fate
That was the hindrance of these Princes love,
And made them in their Suit unfortunate…
Poor astrology lets them down. I have never read a verse narrative so insistent upon the role of the planets and the stars. The two are chidden for not having made 'election' of a fortunate day. This is astrology urged without hesitation. (I think of Samuel Jeake, who will claim in his diaries not to have made elections of fortunate days when he sets off from Rye on his business ventures. He clearly did make elections, but obviously thought it proper to disavow having done so, even in a private diary.) The ODNB life of Kynaston says that at the academy, the Musaeum Minervae, which he founded at his Covent Garden house, 'sons of peers and gentlemen' were to learn, among many other things "law, antiquities, coins and medals, husbandry, anatomy, physiology and 'physic', astronomy…" – 'astronomy' clearly meant 'astrology', if this poem is any index to the priorities of its author.
But here's some sample passages. Leoline's wedding night debacle:
… woe is me: the damned hellish spite
Was first discern'd upon the wedding night.
But though the Prince enjoy'd all sweets of sence,
Her rosie lips, which with sweet dew did melt,
And suckt her breath, sweet as their quintessence,
Which like to Aromaticke Incense smelt,
Though he her dainty virgin beauties felt,
Embracing of soft Ivory and warme snow,
Arriv'd at her Hesperides below:
Though Venus in Loves wars hath domination,
Sworne enemy to every Maidenhead,
And Soveraigne of the acts of generation,
Whose skirmishes are fought in the field bed,
Although her sonne a troupe of Cupids led;
Yet thus much had the dismall charme effected,
As Venus standard might not be erected.
Leoline's apologies are probably the best eloquence ever assigned to a man in such a trying situation:
… you still shall finde,
There is no want of love in me, no more
Than want of beauty in your heavenly minde,
Which I religiously shall still adore:
And though I as a husband lov'd before,
I'le turn Platonick lover, and admire
Your vertues height, to which none can aspire.
With sighes, and such like words, these Princes spent
The wearisome and tedious night away;
Prince Leoline by this his complement,
T'excuse his want of Manhood did assay…
Pretty though this is, it isn't good enough for the disconcerted Sydanis, who tells her nurse as soon as possible. The nurse is horrified that things have gone wrong. Kynaston explains that back in those days, a full display of the wedding sheets was expected:
… the ancient Brittons then did use,
When any Bridegroome did a maiden wed,
A custome they received from the Jews,
To bring some linnens of the Bridall bed,
To witnesse she had lost her maiden head,
Without which testimony there was none
Beleev'd to be a Virgin, although one.
They are unable to decide what to do. No crisis occurs until the second encounter between the two. The nurse has rushed off to the local druid for a potion to aid potency. But Leoline is a dismal flop again, and his blushing bride doesn't feel that she can say exactly what kind of remedy she has to hand, but rather more decorously suggests that they commit suicide (and she has just the thing). The prince is too preoccupied to listen properly, but gulps it down anyway because he is in need of a stiff one, and promptly falls down apparently dead. The druid had a long-held grudge against his father, and supplied a potion that's the very opposite of a pick you up:
'Here is a drink, which if you please to tast
And drink to me, your pledge shall be my last.'
Prince Leoline with sighs and sorrow dry,
Onely to quench his thirst with it did thinke:
But having drunke it, he immediatly,
(Such was the force of the enchanted drinke)
As one starke dead into his bed did sinke…
So begins their long separation. Here's the multiple climax of the bed trick, which occurs over in Ireland. By this point, Leoline has found the drowned body of the jealous French courtier who had enchanted him, and retrieved from the corpse his own wedding favour, a 'point' which had been tied in the ligatory knot. With this restitution, the charm breaks, and Leoline is full of vim. He thinks he's in bed with the Irish princess. Sydanis sets all this up (though she is referred to here under the alias she chooses as page boy, Amanthis). When she takes the other woman's place, she finds Leoline a very different man, disconcertingly so:
… in her smocke and a furr'd-mantle hies
To Leolines bed-chamber, where in sted
Of Mellefant , she goes to him to bed.
No sooner did they touch each others skin,
And she was in his fragrant bosom lay'd,
But that the prince loves on-set did begin,
And in his wars the valiant Champion play'd:
What faint resistance a young silly mayd
Could make, unto his force, did quickly yeeld;
Some bloud was lost, although he won the field.
For no hot French-man, nor high Tuscan bloud,
Whose panting veines do swell with lively heat,
In Venus breach more stoutly ever stood,
Or on her drum did more alarums beat,
But Cupid at the last sounds a retreat:
Amanthis at his mercy now doth ly,
Thinking what kinde of death she was to dy.
But she must now endure no other death,
For standing mute, but either must be prest,
Or smothering kisses so should stop her breath,
As that Loves flames enclos'd within her brest,
Should burne the more, the more they were supprest,
And so she as Loves Martyr should expire,
Or Phoenix -like, consume in her owne fire.
These pleasant kinde of deaths Amanthis oft
And willingly did suffer e're 'twas day,
Nine times the lusty Prince did come aloft …
This must have been rather raunchy for the tastes of 1642. Kynaston was writing to please himself, and recollecting The Faerie Queene, where it is a satyr who can perform like this (to the horror of Malbecco):
At night, when all they went to sleepe, he vewd,
Whereas his lovely wife emongst them lay,
Embraced of a Satyre rough and rude,
Who all the night did minde his joyous play:
Nine times he heard him come aloft ere day…
Kynaston has to work hard to round off his narrative. Sydanis has told so many lies that she finds she can't proceed without hitting new problems. In a last desperate throw, she appears as a fairy at Leoline's bedside, and explains that she, a fairy who looks just like Sydanis, spent the night with him, not the Irish princess. He must haste back to England. By other contrivances, Kynaston gets his characters back there, for a magical denouement assisted by both the goddess Cynthia and the druid. It's all a mess, his relief at reaching the end is obvious.As for those hippopotami, Sydanis is sent over to 'Erinland' by the druid, who summons up 'Amphitrite the great queen of seas' to do the ferrying: 'her robes were of Sea green / Her coach four Hippopotomi did draw'.
Altogether, a strange piece of work, full of magic, astrology – and sex. (I did mention all the sex, didn't I?)


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Recommendations to other buyers: When you use this system for 1-2 years like us, a special training to use the system perfectly, not per email or to send a map with updates but I like to speak personally somebody who can tells me the new things and the right way to use. Toghether wits some other user so we can talk toghether and give eachother tipps. Sometimes I think that I use the system not totally , there a so many more things I dont know how it works.
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by Reflex Online on September 15, 2016
Hi Wendy, thank you a lot for your rates and tips. We will keep you posted if we have beautiful new features in the future!
Best Regards,
Reflex Booking
Reflex Holiday reservation
Likely Extremely
Pros: outstanding helpdesk!
Very easy to use and fast system.
Realtime XML connection with Booking.com
Error free connection with a payment service provider
Many standard statistics available
Cons: Pricing could use more functionality (commission % or discount %) or multiple rates that can be assign to an agent
I'm still hoping for a connection with Expedia.
Overall: Very easy to use, failure free.
Does everything you want from a reservation system. We use the system during the whole day for manual input, online sales and through XML connection.
we sell directly to customers as well as to agents. For all purposes the system offers most, if not all, necessary support.
Recommendations to other buyers: I advise every small and midsize accommodation to put Reflex on the short list when looking for a (new) reservationsystem.
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by Reflex Online on September 14, 2016
Hi Antoine, thank you for this outstanding review. We love it when our booking system really helps.
Good luck with the Tent Lodges in America!
Team Reflex Booking
Easy online system with a lot of features
Likely Extremely
Pros: That you can book in just 3 steps
Overall: It's an easy system to use. The customer support is always very helpfull and quick in answering questions.
Vendor Response
by Reflex Online on September 14, 2016
Thanks for your wonderful review! We appreciate it a lot. Regards Team Reflex Booking
Clear to work with, many possibilities and very good costumer service
Comments: I am working with this programm for a year now and it is really easy to work with. The training for implementing the program is very focused on your personal needs and makes that you can quickly get used to the program and work with it. The costumer service is very good, they are experienced and solve any problem.
I am happy to work with the program and would recommend it to everyone!
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by Reflex Online on August 07, 2015
Tessa, thank you for reviewing our booking software. We wish you a lot of new bookings! Regards, the Reflex Booking team.
Innovative and in a flexible way to use program, together with a motivated custumer service team
Comments: After starting with this program more than a year ago, we are very satisfy with the use off it:
it's build up with understandable logic, flexible how we want to ""act" our input and for questions etc. there is the customer service, who knows a lot of the program and helps us, if needed, always back on track!
Vendor Response
by Reflex Online on August 07, 2015
Thank you Herman, very nice to hear!
Perfect program that fitts our needs easy to handle.
Comments: planboard and reports give a good view on the daily occupation and work load!
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by Reflex Online on August 10, 2015
Hi Folkert,
Thank you for rating us! Hopefully the extra Reflex module for receiving automatic guest reviews will help you even further to maximize the occupation degree in the next years! Regards, Team Reflex Booking
Very happy with this tool
Comments: We have been using this package for 4 years now. Very easy to use, lots of features, very good support. We can highly recommend Reflex.
Vendor Response
by Reflex Online on September 28, 2016
Hi Denis,
Great to hear! We hope to keep you as satisfied for the next years also.
Best Regards,
Team Reflex Booking
Very easy to use. Have lots of possibilities.
Comments: The service is fast and very good. Answer within a hour.
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Dear Jeroen,
Thank you for your outstanding rating. We wish you lots of new Bookings at Eureka Vakantiehuisjes. Best regards from Reflex Booking


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Indiana University provides students with access to a number of subscription databases to search for grant opportunities in all disciplines. We recommend using the Advanced Search option for both COS Pivot and GrantForward. Each site has relevant support materials/help pages available. Contact our office if you'd like help getting better search results.
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To use many of Pivot's features, you must create an account using your IU e-mail address. Check out Pivot's free series of recorded webinars here. Also, learn more about COS Pivot here.
Grant Forward, formerly IRIS, is a pre-award funding search with administration console. Grant Forward focuses on improving the inventory of foundation, federal and other funding sources while providing an intuitive, powerful search and flexible management experience.
Foundation Grants to Individuals Online, accessible via GGC staff, is a funding search engine available through Foundation Center. FGI is especially helpful for students in the performing arts and SPEA. It is also a great place to start searches to fund public-private partnerships or community service initiatives. Please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com to request a search tailored to your studies/research. FGI is also available at the Scholars Commons/Reference desks in Wells Library (East and West), in ORA, OVPR (Eigenmann Hall), in the SPEA/Business Library and Career Services and in the Hoosier Room of the Monroe County Public Library. If you're working on a public-private partnership or seeking to fund projects not directly related to your studies at IU, please consult the reference librarians in the Hoosier Room (MCPL), as they have received special training in seeking community service funding, courtesy of the United Way.
Fellowship Finder, a free database from the Office of External Fellowships at Illinois, featuring over 1,100 curated listings of grants and fellowships for graduate students with new features that allow for faster and more targeted searches as well as sharing through social media. They explain these features in a blog post, Grad School 101: How to Find Fellowships That Are Right for You.


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Heavy Metal Toxicity: Danger to Human Health
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Posted by Bill Wall on December 26, 2011 at 7:02 pm
Hi Northportproject,
Very interesting, Be it drugs, auto exhaust, pesticides, dioxins, heavy metals, chemicals, etc…… Is there anyway to know if these chemicals are being introduced into your bloodstream, wherein courtesy of circulation, are being distributed into the body's organs, when exposure occurs? Would you pass out before any damage is done?
I realize that there are two types of exposure… acute, and chronic. Acute is when a transient effect is generated by a singular, yet strong exposure to a substance. With chronic toxicity, you can be in the environment for years before any real symptoms manifest, because the poisoning is very slow.
As far as acute toxicity goes, unless you develop a substantial migraine, vomit, or pass out, does this mean that something has had no effect on the body, and even if some inhalation has occurred, it's completely negligible and the body is equipped to discard itself of the chemicals with no repurcussions? Not a single brain cell lost?
I look forward to your next post
Posted by SHARON M. WEBER on March 30, 2011 at 7:09 pm
Oh my Gosh!The toxins Antimony and Cadmium would explain my GRANULOMA in my lungs and the toxins Copper, Mercury, Uranium, Lead, Nickel and Cadmium would explain Heidi's deformed, non-functioning kidney, being born without a lining in her bladder as well as her Addison's disease.


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Last week, The Guardian reported on yet another piece of current free market fundamentalist, fuck you and me, anti-social conceit via the thoughts of James Tooley. Remarkably, Tooley is a Professor of Education at the largely state-funded Newcastle University, but that doesn't seem to stop him from saying things like: 'I want to see private schools emerge and then the state just move aside from education.'
Too much credence these days is given to this type of wilfully destructive, 'maverick' shit, and so I just moved Tooley aside by meditating once more on what is nonetheless fast becoming a dreamtime of post-WW2 social cohesiveness, modernity and idealism – by posting a scattergun range of things that remind me of those very things. I naturally began to think of a few of my very favourite songs: 'Friends' by The Beach Boys, 'What the World Needs Now' by Jackie DeShannon, Scott Walker's 'On Your Own Again' and – best of all – the song you can hear for yourself on the post before this one, 'Bach Ze' by The High Llamas.
'Bach Ze' was released in 1999 but its reflective, more-chord-changes-that-you-can-shake-a-stick-at, exquisitely arranged beauty is a song out of time. For me, this might be because the video also has some hazy, sun-filled shots of a power station that is very similar to one which was a constant presence in my 1960s childhood worldview – West Burton, the cooling towers of which you can (just) see here in the heat haze of a photo of Gainsborough's railway station that I took in the early 1980s:
'Bach Ze' is influenced by certain forms of Sixties music that managed to be progressive in the way that they wavered in and out of an easy listening mainstream – Bossa Nova/Tropicalia, The Fifth Dimension, The Free Design. The song also questions the passing of the decade's space race, hence the line 'but now we rarely make the trip', and alludes to the now-historical notion of looking forward in terms of an organised, technologically and socially progressive future: 'it's now a flashback for a dedicated few'. The video contains elements that are reminiscent of the films made by Charles and Ray Eames, such as House (1955), in the way that it presents a motion capture flick-book of everyday found objects and experiences: bric-a-brac, pebbles, toys, wistful images of sun through trees. As he was busily creating his new Po-Mo retro-fit world, Robert Venturi hailed the Eames aesthetic as the embodiment of the reintroduction of Victorian clutter, but to me it has always been representative of a sunny, optimistic-humanistic, and still forward-looking Modernism.
The two posts before 'Bach Ze' are purely personal. The aerial photograph shows the back of The Precinct shops on the Middlefield Lane estate, and it's extensive megastructure-ish complex of flats and maisonettes, with their stacked-up rear entrances and stairwells reminiscent, I fancifully think, of Moshe Safdie's 'Habitat' housing complex at the Montreal Expo 67. This structure, combined with The Precinct and my memories of Marineville, all come together as what must be the wellspring of this blog's ideas and musings. Even as a nine year old in 1970 at junior school in deepest Lincolnshire, I felt the need to express my excitement about this new world when I made a model of Habitat out of various cardboard boxes. A year or so later I saw a film that I knew as S.W.A.L.K. (a.k.a. Melody). S.W.A.L.K. is a tale of two school chidren who fall in love and vow to marry, much to the general derision of their parents, teachers and classmates, which is all couched within a typically period expression of youthful rebellion, and of 'freedom'. As such, it doesn't weather very well in today's fraught and pinched dog-eat-dog society, but its somewhat melancholy soundtrack and its crisp social and geographical eye for a London in transition – of crumbling docklands, pre-war council flats and just beginning to be gentrified Georgian terraces, punctuated by still-new tower blocks, had an indelible effect on me then and continues to haunt me now as an example, for all its flaws, of a hopelessly romantic sense of modernity, both in terms of what it stood for back then, and in relation to what has happened to it since.
The idealistic spirit of this time – and of childhood itself – is also represented here by an early 1970s photograph of the Ferrier Estate at Kidbrooke, S.E. London. There's an excellent, heartfelt defence of this estate by Iqbal Alaam here on his flickr site which takes it for the spacious, happy, healthy place it was, and could still be. There were never flats like these on the Middlefield Lane estate but this photo still excitingly evokes the same, happy, sense of spaciousness and freedom that I palpably felt as a child in the 1960s and 70s. The drawing below is one by Gordon Cullen, the master draughtsman of quirky postwar British modernity, of the Finsbury Health Centre, where the sun has to be king in this new architectronic welfare state. The sun glistening through wavering leaves optimism of the Sixties reappears once more in the marvellously uplifting opening titles of the 1969-71 BBC TV series, Take Three Girls. To me, the bright yet quite propulsive folk-jazz theme tune (The Pentangle!), that little skip that one of the characters does as she walks along a busy London street, and the snappy, of-their-time directness of the titles themselves ('Take Three Girls: Kate … Avril … Victoria') have now lost their well-worn 'swinging London' connotations and come across in today's tired age as vibrant and refreshing. What do you think?
Either way, and as one line from Jean Luc Godard's 1967 film Two or Three Things I Know About Her puts it, it is as political as it is poetic. Godard made it clear in this film that he was no fan of the Parisian high-rise 'banlieues' that were springing up at this time, but his sentiments here (again with sun and leaves momentarily and stunningly reflected on a car bonnet) ring very true for me personally, and in relation to how we can all possibly resist the shit were in at the moment.
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About Tap Tap Shots
Bounce the basketball through the hoops in Tap Tap Shots. You have only a couple of seconds to score. If you can get the ball through the hoop on time, the timer will reset. Bounce the ball at the right moment to aim for the hoop. Each time you score, the hoop will vanish and a new one will appear.


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|Bisectrix is a Scrabble word. Scrabble point value for bisectrix: 20 points.
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Nanotechnology (sometimes shortened to "nanotech") is the manipulation of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. The earliest, widespread description of nanotechnology referred to the particular technological goal of precisely manipulating atoms and molecules for fabrication of macro-scale products, also now referred to as molecular nanotechnology.
A more generalized description of nanotechnology was subsequently established by the National Nanotechnology Initiative, which defines nanotechnology as the manipulation of matter with at least one dimension sized from 1 to 100 nanometers.
Why will Nanotechnology change the way we innovate, manufacture and use nearly everything in everyday life?
Do you remember your childhood building blocks? You probably started out with large, wooden cubes and turned to increasingly smaller blocks as you grew older and the structures you created became more complex. The building blocks get even smaller in the real world — so much so that even an optical microscope won't reveal them. They exist at the nano-scale of things, where a single-walled carbon nano-tube is scarcely 1 nanometer thick.
To put that in relatable terms, you'd have to line up 100,000 of these nano-tubes side by side in order to equal the 100-micrometer diameter of a single strand of hair [source: Nano.gov]. Nano-materials occur naturally all around us, but it wasn't until the 1930s that scientists developed the tools to see and manipulate such minuscule building blocks as individual molecules and atoms. By directing matter at the nano-scale, scientists achieve greater control over a material's properties, ranging from its strength and melting point to its fluorescence and electrical conductivity.
We call this field nanotechnology, and it involves such diverse disciplines as chemistry, biology and physics. Currently, more than 1600 commercial products rely on nano-materials, according to the U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative.
To capitalize on nanotechnology, however, we need to mass-produce at the nano-scale. So we enter the world of nano-manufacturing.
Quoting Nobel Laureate Richard Smalley (The Smalley Institute, Rice University) recognized as one of founding fathers and researchers of Nanotechnology, (The "Bucky Ball") quote:
"Energy may very well be the single most critical challenge facing humanity and by extension solving the problems associated with a growing world population: [Estimated 10 Billion by 2050]
1) Having enough Water and Food
2) A Safe and Clean Environment
3) Promoting access to and enjoying Good Health Somehow, within the next few decades we must find a new energy source that can provide a minimum of 10 terawatts of clean power on a sustainable basis and do this cheaply."
Much like the changes plastics and polymers brought to our world, (making things easier to make, stronger, cheaper) applied nanomaterials are being fabricated and integrated into large, mature existing while also facilitating emerging products and technologies that are being developed by a very deep field of mature and financially capable companies.
(Watch a Video Presentation by Dr. Wade Adams of the Smalley Institute, Rice University) here:
Dr. Wade Adams: Nanotechnology and the Future of Energy
Literally Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials will change the way we innovate everything. They will touch almost every aspect in our everyday lives from Nano-Medicine and Consumer Electronics to Energy Solutions and Advanced Fabrics.
Thanks to atomically precise manufacturing, we will soon have the power to produce radically more of what people want, and at a lower cost. The result will shake the very foundations of our economy and environment. Already, scientists have constructed prototypes for circuit boards built of millions of precisely arranged atoms. The advent of this kind of atomic precision promises to change the way we make things—cleanly, inexpensively, and on a global scale allowing us to imagine a world where solar arrays cost no more than cardboard and aluminum foil, and laptops. costs about the same.
Quantum Dots: Man-Made Molecule: Quantum Dots refer to one of several promising materials in niche sectors that have recently emerged from the burgeoning growth area of nanotechnology.
Quantum dots fall into the category of nano-crystals, which also includes quantum rods and nanowires. As a materials subset, quantum dots are characterized by particles fabricated to the smallest of dimensions from only a few atoms and upwards. At these tiny dimensions, they behave according to the rules of quantum physics, which describe the behavior of atoms and sub atomic particles, in contrast to classical physics that describes the behavior of bulk materials, or in other words, objects consisting of many atoms.


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Today we have released Tier Prices 1.2. The extension core has been partially rewritten to make the module work closer to work of the native Magento tier prices.
Another feature is caching of tier prices. The module uses saved tier prices which reduces CPU usage.
While updating the module, we also paid much attention to the module compatibility with 3rd party extensions. Now the new version of Tier Prices has fewer problems during the joint work with other modules.
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Krunchd. Not the kind that builds killer abs. The kind that makes life easier. Lots easier.
Are there times when you want to inundate someone with a whole gaggle of URLs? What's the best way to do it? Fill up an e-mail that gets lost among all of the spam? Type them in a document? (That gets clunky for your friend to access the sites.) Krunchd to the rescue!!
On the Krunchd website, you paste in the desired URLs. Name and describe your link. Then, viola! It creates a Krunched URL (like they say — a Tiny URL on steroids).
Then, send the URL to your friend. When she clicks on the link, it takes her to the first URL that you entered in your list. To access the other links, she clicks on the drop down list on the right hand side of the window. She will see all of the other links in the list and can easily navigate to the next site. (See the example below. The red arrow points to the drop down list of the URls. )
Click on this link to see it in live URL action. It's a random lists of grandmothers' blogs.
Krunchd. Cool. Much easier than trying to build up your abdomen!


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The Sugar Land Skeeters announced that the club broke an Atlantic League weekend attendance record at Constellation Field. Skeeters' weekend crowd totaled at 22,886 from Friday through Sunday against the Long Island Ducks. The mark tops the previous Atlantic League weekend record held by the Somerset Patriots, who reached 22,200 over three games from June 15-17 this season.
Sugar Land nearly broke the weekend series record twice earlier this season, with an Opening Weekend crowd of 21,896 (Friday, April 27-Sunday, April 29) and a total of 21,562 over the club's second weekend series on Constellation Field (Friday, May 11-Sunday, May 13).
On Friday, Sugar Land welcomed a crowd of 8,597 to witness Roger Clemens make his second start with the club and clinch his first-career Atlantic League victory. The following night, Jason Lane and the Skeeters shut out Long Island, 4-0, before a crowd of 7,463. Last night, 6,826 joined the Skeeters for Game 3 of the series with the Ducks. The average attendance for the weekend came to 7,629.
The 2012 Sugar Land Skeeters will continue their four-game home series with Long Island tonight at 7:05 p.m., as the Skeeters host University of Texas Night at the ballpark. Roger Clemens will be on hand to throw out a first pitch along with other notable alumni, while the UT Alumni Band will perform throughout the night.
On Tuesday, September 18, the Skeeters will return home for their final home stand of the season. Throughout the club's final six games, the Skeeters will host several fun promotional nights, including Hispanic Heritage Night (Sept. 18), Houston Aeros Night (Sept. 21) and Fan Appreciation Night during the final home game of the season on Sunday, September 23.
Tickets for all Skeeters games are available at www.sugarlandskeeters.com, by calling (281) 240-4487 or by visiting the Skeeters box office at Constellation Field.


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6 Surprising Ways To Control Your Appetite & Lose Weight
It's hard not to eat too much — believe me, I know! You spend all day passing up sodas, donuts, pizza and chips ... but after a while, you get hungry and everything you've worked so hard to avoid just looks so tempting and you give in and have something you know you shouldn't be eating.
Other times, you sit down to a nice, healthy meal, but five minutes later, you've wolfed it all down and you're getting seconds. And an hour later, you're hungry again and that ice cream in your freezer is calling your name.
Just like you, I've been there before, but I've gotten over it. By following these six simple rules, I'm able to eat healthy food in the right quantities every day without overeating or feeling hungry, and honestly? With these guidelines, I enjoy my meals more than I used to!
1. Slow down your meals.
When you swallow food, there's a 10-30 minutes delay before you feel any satiation from it. Because of this delay, people tend to eat more food than they really need to, faster, because they feel hungry at the start of a meal and don't realize they are in fact filling up, because they don't feel it immediately.
An easy solution? Chew every bite ten times. Following this simple rule will cause you to eat more slowly, allowing your mind to catch up to your stomach. Not only that, but you enjoy your food more when you take the time to savor it!
2. Eat before you get hungry.
When you get really hungry, you overeat. I know ... groundbreaking stuff. When you overeat, you feel full but then your insulin levels spike. And when your insulin spikes, you feel tired, then hungry, so you overeat .. .again.
Instead of trying to resist hunger, beat it to the punch. If you eat when you're either not hungry or only slightly hungry, you'll eat less and you'll eat more slowly. Eating less throughout the day is great, but having more energy is certainly a nice bonus too!
3. Drink more water than you think you need.
A little-known fact about the body is that mild dehydration can produce a sensation that's easily mistaken for hunger. Most people live in a state of chronic, mild dehydration and as a result, they suffer from brain fog and low energy, often overeating as well. Drinking at least a gallon of water a day will keep your body fueled, your mind clear and will prevent thirst from tricking your body into feeling hungry.
4. Say no to liquid calories.
Your body digests liquids way faster than it does solids. As a result, consuming liquid calories will produce a rapid spike in blood sugar, followed by renewed feelings of hunger. This is obviously not helpful if you're trying to limit calories, so don't consume any caloric beverages. That means no sugared soda, milk, juice, Gatorade, etc. Swap them for water or herbal tea.
5. Enhance your food with healthy flavors.
Looking to spice up your food with some extra flavor? Forget the sugar. You have several options that not only taste great, but also help you stay full longer and avoid a post-meal food coma. Both lemons and limes have been shown to lower the glycemic index of your food, meaning you metabolize it more slowly. This equals a feeling of satiety for much longer. Vinegar has similar effects to citrus, and it goes great on a salad. Cinnamon is also a powerful flavor-enhancer and it slows the rate at which food transits from your stomach to your intestine, keeping you full longer and helping to prevent a post-meal slump.
6. Use the "front door snack" technique.
This last item is a body hack of my own devising: eat healthy foods before you get hungry in order to preempt unhealthy eating. You may eat healthy at home, but as soon as you go outside you're surrounded by temptations and it's hard to resist them when you're hungry. The solution? Eat something healthy and whole at home before you go out. And the easiest way to do this is to keep a healthy snack near the front door so you can grab it on you way out!
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