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JoeMc on 12/16/2009 at 01:20PM
Newly Firing Cylinders
A couple weeks ago, the Cherry Blossom Clinic program with Terre T featured a live set by Dutch power pop band De Cylinders. Lest you think we've suddenly time traveled back to the Netherlands in 1980, let me assure you that this indeed took place in 2009. The band reformed recently and was playing its first ever shows in the United States. Luckily, they found time to stop by WFMU and play a snappy set of Amsterdam power pop for us.
De Cylinders perhaps would have remained a footnote for U.S. power pop fans rather than a living, breathing live band if it hadn't been for Sing Sing Records. Lately, this Brooklyn label has been giving an airing to some long-forgotten punk and power pop singles by pressing up shiny new plastic versions of the originals. Be sure to check out their catalog here and their fine blog. So far two of the three De Cylinders singles have received the Sing Sing reissue treatment.
The song I'm featuring today was the B-side of the band's first single and has become a bit of a theme song for some folks I know. Although the band members are a bit balder and greyer, they still play the power pop as if born to it. Vocalist Jolanda Markus, meanwhile, remains the band's most distinctive feature on wax and on stage.
While together, De Cylinders managed only three singles, one a year from 1979 to 1981, before disintegrating. (Hopefully, Sing Sing will get around to reissuing their third single, the engagingly titled "Freddie Mercury," too.) By 1984, they were kaput. Jeremy Thompson of Sing Sing has mentioned in an interview that there is a lot of unreleased De Cylinders material in the can; with luck, a complete album will finally see the light of day in the near future.
There are plenty of other De Cylinders tracks to check out on the FMA from this session, so check them out (here). You can also see a clip from the session here, or if you want to see the band way back in their 1980 finery, check out this clip of them doing the A-side of their first single.

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olihar wrote:I did a test using 0.1 Yaw and 0.1 Pitch for 1440 shots, its amazingly smooth. I am just wondering if smaller increments would be possible. As it at least not visible in Papywizard window.
olihar wrote:Here is the test...
I don't know how smooth the compression is at Vimeo.
olihar wrote:I tried using a RAM player to look at the shots and it is super smooth.
I will try and export motion curve from it.
that's why a different application is better.
The other problem is with the Merlin: it is not possible to trigger the camera while moving
claudevh wrote:Not so bad Kevin;)
In you want to smooth more, you can "deflicker" !
I'll try and get out in the morning and shoot something similar to this video using the x4 sideral rate (60 degrees/hour) on the hand controller and an intervalometer on the camera.
mikehellers wrote:Having a simple application which allows us to simply create a path to move the Merlin between two defined points as a continuous move, if possible allowing you to define the curve used for the movement
Having a simple application which allows us to simply create a path to move the Merlin between two defined points as a continuous move
claudevh wrote:Nice results Kevin for your firts trials! Really promising !!!
And you chose a "difficult subject" who is quite "non-statics" !
This is more easy with landscapes, stars and in general with "distant" subjects ...
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It certainly doesn't feel like winter here in Orlando, Florida. All of my senses say 'summer'. Lights in palm trees doesn't cut it for this gal. You see, I grew up in New York City with ice skating outside at Rockefeller Center. It was C-O-L-D but we loved it because we could slide down piles of snow the plows left by the curb. I'm not referring to small humps of snowdrift. I mean six and seven foot mountains of icy cold white stuff.
What else could a kid growing up in the city look forward to? Warm chestnuts sold from carts by vendors. They also sold a thing called 'Charlotte Russe' which was a sponge cake and REAL whipped cream in a cardboard cup. Ahh, sigh. Those things are probably gone in our 21st century. I haven't been back to NYC in winter for 40 something years so I am no longer an authority on that yummy stuff. At least the Rockettes are still around at Radio City Music Hall. Please, please don't update its name to something like Virtual Pixilated Music and Light Review. If it ain't broke, please don't fix it. We need to keep some nostalgia for our kiddos and let the young'uns experience what their parents and grandparents loved.
It may be warm here this Christmas Eve but I definitely will try my best to imitate cold weather. My electric fireplace will fakely burn and we will celebrate with hot Wassil made by Trader Joe. We will tell our funny stories of the year or watch Jimmy Stewart in "It's A Wonderful Life" for the umpteenth year while our grandkids play video games on their phones. For me, the best of all is to celebrate the birth of my Lord Jesus at the Singing Christmas Trees, with thanksgiving in my heart to God for giving His Son. The Gospel has set me free from myself and my sins and blessed me with joy and peace beyond anything I could ask or think. It is hard to perceive that that little baby was born to die for us. I opened my heart to ask Jesus in and make my life (and me) what it should be…like caring for others and not selfishly for myself first; by loving them by meeting their needs instead of mine, and sadly, praying for those who do not want to know Him. Their loss; their desolation so that they do not even know what they have missed for their life; mostly my prayers for their loss of eternal life with God and His Love instead of the eternal darkness they will have.
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Twitter Mistakes to Avoid at Work
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4. Complaining About Your Boss
This one's a little self-explanatory. Complaining about your boss, really? And you think you won't get fired if she finds out? And the cussing… that's not helping any.
Yes, bosses can be a pain in the behind, but there's a professional way to deal with it. Using Twitter to publicly voice your anger is not smart. And, as in this case, there may be a reason why your boss is acting a certain way with you. If you've done something wrong, ranting about your boss and complaining about work on Twitter is like digging your own grave.
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It was extremely cold this Sabbath. So cold that extreme measures and layers had to be taken to ensure my warmth. I had a totally different outfit in mind that morning, but once I found out what the temperature was (28 degrees Fahrenheit when I woke up, 36 when these photos were taken) I changed everything and started over. I actually believe in comfort over fashion, and I believe you can have both simultaneously. Plus, I like keeping all of my extremities.
Let me explain just how cold it was. It was so cold, that I went through all of my tights and decided that none of them were warm enough. I actually wore a pair of leggings with my dress and slid a pair of black socks underneath to make them look like tights. Nobody noticed. And if they did, I wouldn't care.
I layered this warm cabled sweater over my little black dress to keep me warm and toasty. Would you believe that I got this sweater for just $2? Apparently even though temperatures are hovering around the low 30s, stores are flushing out their winter items right now to make room for their spring collections. Silly stores and their schedules.
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Dress and belt: City Triangle
Sweater: J.C. Penney
Leggings: Poof
Shoes: Mossimo
What's your best tip for staying warm without sacrificing fashion?
Pleeeeeease leave me a comment. I love comments 🙂 Just click that little comment bubble next to the post title. You don't even need to enter your email address. Just send me a quick comment, and I'll approve it to be published 🙂 Stay toasty, friends.


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Volunteering Runs in the Family
If you're anything like Mary-Lou Martin, a Clinical Nurse Specialist at St. Joseph's Healthcare's West 5th Campus, your days are spent wearing many different hats.
Mary-Lou is a healthcare practitioner, researcher, University educator, consultant and leader at work. Over the past few years, she's noticed the lines between her work life and her family life have been blurring – and this couldn't make her happier. Mary-Lou is also the daughter and a mother of two very passionate volunteers.
When Mary-Lou's mother, 80-year-old Flo Martin, heard about the volunteers making a difference at St. Joe's from her daughter, she knew that she wanted to contribute.
"Volunteering has helped me by giving me a broader view of mental health and addiction issues. I'm hoping to help reduce the stigma that many patients experience," says Flo Martin, a retired shop owner and grandmother of four. "In return, I'm rewarded with satisfying relationships that I've built with other volunteers, patients and families."
In the summer of 2012 Mary-Lou's daughter, 18 year old Sierra Martin, began taking after her grandmother's penchant for volunteerism.
"It's increased my self-confidence," says Sierra. "Volunteering at the Take a Break Café at the West 5th Campus allowed me to learn more about mental health and our healthcare system. I'll be able to apply this knowledge to future employment."
Mary-Lou has volunteers in her department at West 5th and knows that when the new facility is built, more opportunities to give back to the community and make a difference in the lives of our patients will open up.
"I encouraged and supported my mother and my daughter to be volunteers at St. Joe's," says Mary-Lou. "I believe in their capacity to contribute something of value to the organization and I believe the experience they have will be of great value to them."
To connect your family and friends with new volunteering opportunities opening at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton's West 5th Campus, ask them to contact Anne Lech, Recruitment Coordinator by calling 905.522.1155 ext. 36265 or emailing email@example.com.
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Ava is wanting to read…desperately. She knows all of her letter sounds well (thanks to watching Leapfrog Letter Factory over and over again). But, she needs a little more practice with her alphabet recognition. I often shuffle our ABC flashcards or our laminated letter shamrocks for her to place in order on the floor. She enjoys this but today I wanted to give her a new, fresh, and fun ABC recognition activity.
I hang Audrey's diapers and much of our laundry out to dry on a clothesline so clothespins are plentiful in our home. I was finishing up laundry and came up with what I thought was a brilliant idea. I gave Alex the task of figuring out how many letters were in the alphabet. He was sure that there were 24 but after recounting several times he concluded that there were 26 letters. His next task was to gather 26 clothespins. He was very excited to be helping me.
He returned to the table with the correct amount of clothespins. I took out a sharpie and created our newest learning manipulative.
Alex had the brilliant idea to add numbers to the other side. Deep down I think he was still wanting to make sure that there were 26 letters in the alphabet.
It was now to coax Ava out of the pool and into the living room for fun ABC learning. She was intrigued and excited to start her new learning activity.
She was so very proud when she was finished and the order was correct.
Alex 'checked' her work by making sure that the number order on the back of the pins was correct.
Alex wanted a turn next and decided to create a few words on the hanger.
The numbers on the back inspired me to add a few more pins so that Ava could play with simple math equations.
Who knew that laundry could inspire such a fun learning activity?!
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Unique design & Decent build qualityThere is clearly some improvement in lower frequencies, but the subwoofer unit need a lot more power to push the driver hard. More likely a prototype design, that has great potential with some design / technical improvements. I still think AUKEY Eclipse is a better audio speaker in terms of sonic quality and extension.
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A sudden shift to warmer temperatures has caused minimal flooding in the immediate area, compared to the massive threat of flooding at the south end of the county.
A few residents on Clarks Fork Street in Byron were literally bailed out by their neighbors on Friday evening (March 7) when the canal near their homes overflowed following an ice jam. According to the town's mayor Pam Hopkinson water inched its way into the basements of two homes below ground level and one shed was flooded at ground level, as a result.
Hopkinson explained that the "unexpected" event occurred in spite of the fact that town crews had worked much of the afternoon to clear ice blocking the canal. It appeared that several large chunks of ice broke loose after the crews finished their work for the day, quickly blocking the flow of water and causing the canal to overflow in the direction of nearby homes.
Friends, families and neighbors quickly organized their efforts to clear the canal and to protect the threatened homes with sandbags. The Lovell Volunteer Fire Dept. assisted, along with a group of young people from Lovell.
"It's always good in a situation like this to see the town's people pull it together like that," said Hopkinson. "It's a small town thing and it speaks a lot about the people who live here. It was really positive how people came out to help, even people from neighboring Lovell. We appreciate that so much. We are especially grateful to the fire crew for their swift response and for the use of their pumps."
Hopkinson said the canal was flowing smoothly again when she returned from a trip to Billings at around 10 p.m. on Friday night. She said it began to back up with ice again on Saturday morning but town crews promptly cleared it and had it flowing again.
Lovell Police Chief Nick Lewis said he hadn't heard reports of any other significant flooding in the immediate area, though some flooding was reported south of Lovell near Spence Oilfield Road.
Caution urged on BLM roads
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wind River/Big Horn Basin District issued a travel advisory on Tuesday to those using BLM roads to travel across public land. The advisory cautioned that travelers could encounter road damage and washouts that are occurring due to snowmelt and runoff.
"Please proceed cautiously and turn around if in doubt about a road's stability or safety," said BLM Civil Engineer Jim Critz. "Travel safely and let us know when you discover deteriorating road conditions."
The advisory warned that driving on wet roads and two-tracks can cause resource damage including soil erosion and degradation, damage to sagebrush or archaeological sites and ruts and reminded the public that motorized vehicle use on public land is limited to existing roads and two-tracks. Driving off roads and trails is only allowed for "necessary tasks" and when no resource damage will occur.
The locations of road damage or impassable roads may be reported to Critz or Supervisory Civil Engineer Monica Goepferd at the Wind River/Big Horn Basin District Office, 307-347-5100.
Bighorn Lake
The elevation in Big Horn Lake has come up more than four feet to the current elevation of 3630.2 feet since March 6, reports Clayton Jordan of the Bureau of Reclamation, Montana office.
"Under the current conditions, releases from Yellowtail Dam to the Big Horn River are being increased each day in 500 cubic feet per second (CFS) increments until we reach a river release of 5,000 CFS," said Jordan. "We will be at the 5,000 CFS release on Thursday, March 13."
Jordan referred to a report released earlier in the month that stated, "Mountain snowpack in the Big Horn River Basin is well above average. Unseasonably warm weather is quickly melting the low elevation snow causing inflows into Big Horn Lake to increase to over 8,400 CFS. As a result, storage in Big Horn Lake is slowly refilling. To continue evacuating storage as planned in preparation for the snowmelt runoff, releases will be increased."
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David Zucker, best known for the movies Airplane and Top Secret, has a new wacky comedy coming out in October: "An American Carol." Just in time for the last month of Election Madness, this politically-topical film features a parody of filmmaker Michael Moore — named Michael Malone — who has to be taught the real meaning of patriotism by the ghosts of America's most famous personages.
But is this film going to be a little extreme? Here is a description of one scene in the film:
"In a climactic scene, Moore's stand-in (here named "Michael Malone") finds political clarity at the smoking ruins of the World Trade Center while the admonishing ghost of George Washington (played by Jon Voight) hovers nearby."
Is this being played for laughs? Is it just a pointed partisan attack on Moore in the guise of a wacky comedy movie? Will the 911 scene be considered in bad taste?
We'll see.
Postscript: Playing the fake Michael Moore in the film is Kevin Farley — brother of the late Chris Farley.
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Friday, June 8, 2012
Food is Love: Red Lobster Restaurant - Dubai Mall
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- AnonymousAugust 21, 2012 at 11:46 AM
Hi there. First of all - great pics, you can never go wrong with seafood! Secondly - I work for a PR agency and we work with Filipino restaurant Max's Restaurant. I'd really like to contact you about a new restaurant we're opening next week. Would you be able to email me - firstname.lastname@example.com ? I'd really love to hear from you. Many thanks!ReplyDelete
Great post and pictures :) And thank you for a great blog :)ReplyDelete
My boyfriend and I were in Dubai last year and we also went to the Dubai mall.
We didn't try the Red Lobster though. I guess we missed out on something good ;)
We traveled with Atlantis Rejser (a Danish travel agency).
They have some great photos on their website.
Hi Anne,ReplyDelete
Thank you for dropping by my blog. Next time you go here in Dubai you need to try Red Lobster and some other good restaurants.


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Hello all!
Rebecca - So glad your vacation went so well. That is wonderful! It sounded so relaxing. I know going back to work is tough - it is weird. Last week was my first week back and it is hard, but I also welcome the adult interaction and getting back into the groove of things. All my hard work before maternity leave is paying off as my sales are starting to happen, so I am very lucky...even if things are a little crazy right now at work. It will all slow down by Thanksgiving. I have Thanksgiving and Christmas weeks off. I am looking forward to it! Connor is going to the Goddard School, right? My friend put her children at the one here and they LOVE IT! She said they take such great care of them. Noah will eventually go there, but for now our neighbor is watching him 2 1/2 days a week. My husband watches him the other 2 1/2 days a week and on those days, I usually work at home to help out some. So, we are lucky. It is working well for us so far. Once my husband goes back to work, he will go to the neighbor full time until January. Then he will go to the Goddard School. I don't know. It is tough, though. It was so hard to leave Noah the first time!!! I felt like I abandoned him. I am also lucky though as he is right up the street, so I can work at home and run up at lunch and feed him...which I do. That will change when he goes to the Goddard School.
Noah has now started sleeping through the night! We are so thankful. He slept for 9 hours the other night! It isn't the most peaceful sleep as he stirs a lot, but hey - we will take it. Last night he went to bed at 10:15 p.m. and slept until almost 7 a.m. Napping is a problem for him, so we are really working at that now. It is getting better, but it requires a bit of work. I realize now that naps are important though and we have to somewhat force them on him...which he seems to be understanding now. It makes him less fussy in the evening.
I played bunco with a group of neighborhood women the other night - it was a lot of fun. We are all getting together on Halloween night after trick-or-treating in front of one of the neighbor's houses and doing a parade with all the kids in their costumes. It was my idea as an old neighborhood we lived in used to do it - it was so cute! They lined up chairs and ordered pizza and beer for the adults...while the kids paraded in their costumes in front of everyone...while the parents cheered. The kids loved it. So, we are going to do it with at least 12 sets of parents. I said we get to lead it since it was my idea - ha ha!
Ok, better run. My husband is playing golf today and Noah and I are going walking in the cooler weather. Finally! It had been so hot here. I still have not lost anymore weight. I walk probably 6 days a week. I just don't get it. Oh well.
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Telstra will start turning off its free wi-fi hotspots from Sunday in preparation for the official launch of its national wi-fi network, which it will charge non-Telstra home broadband customers a fee to access.
The telco announced its plans to build a $100 million international wi-fi network within five years mid last year. The network will include 8000 Telstra-built wi-fi hotspots located in old pay phones and a planned 1.9 million hotspots offered by its home broadband customers.
It has also partnered with wi-fi provider Fon to offer 12 million hotspots internationally.
Telstra switched on the first trial wi-fi hotspot sites in November last year, and April extended the trial to include 1500 more sites. As at the end of the trial, Telstra was testing out 2600 sites nationally.
The trial sites had been offered free to any user for 30 minutes.
But the free browsing will come to an end when Telstra switches off the trial sites progressively from Sunday in preparation for the network's official launch. The sites will be offline "for a short period" while Telstra upgrades the hotspots for launch.
Once the network is up and running, only Telstra home broadband customers will be able to access the Telstra-built hotspots for free. All others will be charged a fee.
"More details about the launch date, network footprint and how Australians will be able to join the service will be announced ahead of the switch-on in the coming weeks," a Telstra spokesperson said.
More than 1.5 million unique devices connected to the network during the trial, Telstra wi-fi network project lead Neil Louise said in a blog post.
The telco is relying on its home broadband customers to share a portion of their bandwidth with other Telstra customers in exchange for similar access to make up the remaining 1.9 million hot spots throughout the country.
Those who join the "wi-fi community" will be able to use their broadband allowance at no extra charge across the network of international and domestic hot spots.
Interested customers will need to purchase a gateway and wi-fi range extender for $210.
The modems - which are already fitted with Fon technology - will offer a software update once the network is live which will allow broadband users to join the wi-fi network. The gateways will broadcast a SSID for the user's home network and a second signal for the wi-fi hot spot.


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The Stress Free Family of Companies has been providing relocation assistance to corporations, individuals and families in the region since 1997. With over 15 years of experience, we have successfully assisted assignees and families with their transition domestically and internationally. With the focus on the client's needs, we strive to assure a hassle free relocation process by becoming the families' trusted partner from beginning to end.
Stress Free's Mission is to always genuinely care for each one of our clients, guests and employees. We pledge to employ and provide the highest level of services to our guest and clients so that they can have a comforting, relaxed and Stress Free transition in all aspects of their relocation. We empower our employees to be creative, unique and provide memorable experiences for every client.
Why We Are Different
With over 15 years of experience working with international assignees in all regions globally, Stress Free has been able to differentiate itself from its competitors by combining two very important parts of any mobility process: relocation services with corporate housing. The uniqueness of our business model allows assignees and their families to transition seamlessly from temporary housing to permanent housing supported by our consultants who also provide all the destination services needed to quickly settle in their new location.
- Only combined Relocation and Temporary Housing Program
- Largest Global Network of coverage
- Business Travel Assistance
- Single Point of Contact
- Delivering cost effective and quality solutions
- Committed to providing excellent customer service
- Committed to building long term relationships with our clients
- Provide Customized Solutions
- Experience managing Client's assignees to and from Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America
- Proprietary Software
Global Network
With our expansion into many regions in the world, we continue to build our network of consultants who can support locally our client's employees and their families. With our detailed vetting process, we assure that all of our consultants meet Stress Free's Quality Standards.
- Over 100 Service Providers Worldwide
- Coverage of over 190 Countries
- Provider selection process meet Stress Free Quality Standards
- Stress Free creates a service agreement to guarantee the best possible service to our clients
- Stress Free On-boarding Process
- Providers Company History
- Providers Organizational Structure
- Value proposition and Business Vision/Strategy
- Core Competencies/Capabilities
- Key Business Indicators: volume,services, results
- Providers Regional Presence
- Owned offices, city & country coverage, staff (full time)
- Providers Service Delivery Model
- Services process, quality control points, escalation process, reporting, surveys
- Scope of Services, Pricing and Invoicing
- Employee training and supervision
- Technology and systems support
- Contingency and back-up plans
- Company Differentiators
- References
- Additional company information, awards, certifications
We understand that relocating can be unsettling, especially for an employee and their family being transferred to an unfamiliar location outside of their own country. To ease the transition, Stress Free Relocation provides comprehensive Relocation services that make the move as stress-free as possible. It starts by assigning highly experienced relocation consultants that understand all the steps involved in moving to a new location and even anticipate the unexpected, leaving no detail to chance. We believe every move should be Stress Free and that's why we are fully committed to meeting and exceeding our clients and employees expectations every day.
- Visa & Immigration
- Pre-Arrival/Orientation Tour
- Home Search
- School Search
- Settling In Services
- Temporary Living
- Tenancy Management
- Departure Services
- Airport Pick Up
- Meet & Greet
- Language/Cultural Training
- Household Goods Move
- Spousal Assistance
- Credit Education
Visa & Immigration
Our immigration services provide a comprehensive understanding of the local immigration laws and requirements. The cumulative knowledge and experience we have allows us to assist the employees and their families from the initiation of the case to the final authorization where the entire immigration process is managed through a single point of contact. The scope of services includes document procurement, work and/or residence permits and consular assistance and these are tailored to fit each individuals needs.
Pre-Arrival/Orientation Tour
An international assignment can be a stressful time for a family. Before the actual relocation occurs or upon arrival, organizations provide the employees and their families a sight-seeing tour of the new location and provide them with valuable information. Initially, we will do a needs assessment to have an understanding of their interests. Once this is completed, we will provide information about the different areas of the city, the housing and schooling options in these areas, accompany them to visit the locations and attractions and assist the employees and their families determining which options would be best for them.
Home Search
Our team of local experts will assist the employees and their families in choosing the right home. Once selecting the different options in the areas of interest, our consultants will help the family during the entire process from viewing the pre-selected homes, help with identifying and selecting the home, lease negotiations, deposits, signatures and assisting with the basic utilities.
School Search
Our consultants will assist the parents and children in selecting schools that are best suited for their needs. After the needs assessment has been completed and the schools have been selected, we will assist in coordinating the appointments/interviews with school representatives, detail the documentation needed to register and assist during the admissions process.
Once the employees and their families have arrived at the new location, there is additional assistance we can provide which will help during the families' transition. These would be:
Driver's License:
Provide the driving manual or necessary study material, assist with the making the appointment, provide location information and accompany the assignee/spouse to the motor vehicle office.
Bank Account:
Provide information about the different financial institutions, detail the documents needed and accompany them to open an account.
Social Security:
Detail the documents needed, setting up the appointment, assisting with the application process and accompany the employee/spouse to the social security office.
Auto Purchase/Lease:
Provide information about the different options to obtain a vehicle, detail documents needed to complete the process and accompany the employee/spouse.
Auto Insurance:
Provide a list of insurance companies and assist during the process.
Temporary Housing
Coordinate temporary housing as needed and allowed by corporation while the expatriate is in the process of securing long-term accommodations.
Tenancy Management
The purpose of this service is to assist the assignee and transferring corporation with the maintenance and payments related to the property in the host location. We will be able to assist with negotiating with landlords, paying deposits, rent and utilities, schedule and coordinate maintenance and keep track of lease expirations.
Departure Services
Once an assignment is over, there are several items that the employees and their families need to be aware and assistance with which are as follows:
- Home Lease termination (review contract, submit notice letter, return of deposits, disconnect utilities)
- Auto Lease Termination
- Pre-move out Inspection
- Assist with house cleaning/repairs in preparation for the house return
- Coordinate walk-through with owner
- Assist with bank accounts and closures
- Assist with terminating car insurance
- Assist with deregistration with local authorities if required
- Arrange hotel or temporary housing if needed
Airport Pick-up
Upon arrival at the airport, we are able to assist the employees and their families with the luggage and take them to the hotel and/or temporary housing where they will be staying at.
Meet & Greet
Once the employees and their families are settled in at their hotel and/or temporary housing location, we coordinate with them to discuss in person the services the organization has authorized and review the itinerary of those services. We feel this process is very important so the family and our consultant can meet each other beforehand and "break the ice".
Language/Cultural Training
One of the biggest issues employees and their families face when accepting or not an international assignment is the language barrier and cultural differences. Through our trusted partners, we are able to assist, coordinate and manage the language and cultural process so the assignee and family members are able to communicate in a new language and understand the new cultural environment. Acquiring these skills, the family will begin to interact socially and professionally upon arrival.
Household Goods Move
Through our trusted partners, we are able to coordinate and manage the entire process. After performing the needs assessment, we assist the employee with the selected partner, their communication and all aspects of the move. We monitor the process and are continuously in contact with our client and partners.
Spousal Assistance
Assisting spouse with career opportunities, assistance with resumes and preparing for interviews, volunteer opportunities, continued educational options, recreation and sports activities and any other request we can provide to help during the transition.
Credit Education/Establishment
Educate the employees and spouse on the credit system in the US and how it works.
As an international provider of relocation assistance, we take pride in assisting our clients in as many countries as possible. While our main focus is currently assisting our clients in the Americas Region we have years of experience in other regions of the world. Depending on their needs and countries of destination, we are able to build a successful network of consultants to assist the assignees and families with their relocation experience.


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Sculptors Exposed reveals the diversity of sculptural practice in South-East Queensland.
Former news journalist, arts writer, potter and photographer, Gerry O'Connor, has selected twenty-five sculptors that he believes exemplify contemporary sculptural practice.
The featured artists are achieving high levels of success in their careers. Through writings and images prepared by Gerry, the personalities and works of each of the sculptors is brought to the fore.
Pine Rivers Art Gallery, Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD, Australia


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Auto v. Truck: $250,000.00 (Arbitration Award)
Plaintiff, a 32 year old title assistant/administrative secretary, was driving a Nissan Sentra on a major California highway when the left rear tire of her vehicle was clipped by a double tractor-trailer changing lanes, causing the plaintiff's vehicle to suddenly cross over several lanes of freeway. The plaintiff's vehicle subsequently struck the center divider. The plaintiff's husband was driving a car directly behind defendant trucking company's tractor-trailer, and witnessed the accident involving his wife. The plaintiffs contended that the truck driver changed lanes into the plaintiff's vehicle and asserted negligence, respondeat superior, and loss of consortium claims. The defendants contended that the plaintiff saw the defendant's truck in the process of a lane change and sped up and tried to pass the truck before the lane change was complete. The defendants also contended that the plaintiff's injuries were exaggerated. The plaintiff suffered a 1-2 mm bulging disc resulting in the need for future surgery.
The results of every case is dependent upon the specific facts of the case and the results will differ if based on different facts.


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London escorts have found out that taking photos for their profile is too expensive for them to make so they have decided to look for alternative ways to make it less expensive and yet very appealing to look up to it just that you need to consider some things in order to work them out as you take your photos of your own.
The self portrait
- You should have completely shot the contents of your bedroom/ kitchen/ bathroom. The mess in the place is visible. The photo will then turned out fussy and its color completely out and may sometimes turns to red and the person in the photo may seems to have a dose of a yellow jaundice.
The Mug Shot
- Guys especially are particular on photos taken from camera phones. They too also have it on their phones and they can easily identify it if it is taken by a phone or not. The picture will then be seen as too dark for there is no enough light in which taken by the use of camera flash that has the tendency of being scared witless.
The beach shot
- There are those women who seems to love taking up their photos in the beach and feels like they are professional photographers. There photos turns out to be a serious woman that is looking a serious kind of relationship. Remember man will look up into the eyes of a women and once they found something in your eyes which is not good for them then you're sorry.
The Shirt Off
- Why pose for something like you are in a beauty contest where in you just have to capture a profile picture for your account. Don't be so naïve in making it extravagant it will just turns out to you as a cheap type of woman.
The close up Headshot
- You have to avoid photos which is taken by camera phones which filters everything bad on your face and it captures only some parts of your face not the whole face. This is so bad to be use as a profile picture of your own.
The Holiday Gem
- Do not use such photos taken of you as your profile picture in which you will be seen like a dot and mostly covered with full background that your face can be very hard to see and identified.
So the following information above are the list of the things that you should avoid in taking up your own profile pictures. But this doesn't mean that you are not capable in doing it on your own it just that you need to realize the dos and don'ts in taking up your own profile picture. You have known already the don'ts, now at this juncture you will then know the dos of taking your profile picture as a beginner.
- You have to put on consideration of what your picture will consist of.
- The audience would love to see your face.
- The portrait of yourself plays a reflection of your own life story and lifestyle.
- Your photos creates impression of your life's quality, importance and values.
- Make your photo get contact of who you really are.
How to make it realize? There are 3 important secret weapon to get that kind of picture of yours.
- Composition
- Camera
- Light
So by the use of these three weapons you can have the best photo shot by your own it just a matter of how you portray the ideas given to you the dos and don'ts in taking up your own profile picture. So if you think you can it then do it and show to the world that you don't need expensive photo shoots just to figure out the best profile picture of yours.
So after London escorts have gone through these information they then put into action in which they never spend a single centavo just to have their best profile picture taken. Out of those information given London escorts captures their best profile photo that reflects who really they are without pretending someone else.


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Portrait Art Workshops of Presenter Billy Butler BBC Radio Merseyside 2012
'Art with Anne' Portrait workshops with Artist Anne Corless for BBC Radio Merseyside's 'Up for Arts'…..with model BBC Radio Presenter Billy Butler!
"I was delighted to be invited to teach a Portrait Art Workshop at BBC Radio Merseyside in July 2012. Thank you to BBC Radio Merseyside and BBC Presenters Billy Butler,Willie Miller and Helen Jones and 'Up for Arts' for making this workshop such fun. A big thank you to 'Voluntary Arts' and the'Campaign for Drawing' for their support."


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By Joshua Farnsworth
If you really want to jump fully onto the traditional woodworking train, and abandon modern power tools, then this is one of the most important train cars to hop onto. Ditching your power hand drills and drill press in favor of hand braces, egg beater drills, and augers will test your "purity". Don't worry, I still use power drills for hanging drywall, but I've almost completely switched to man-powered drilling because of it's precision and delicacy. No more accidental drilling all the way through my workpiece.
Below is my list of urgent, semi-urgent, and non-urgent hand drills, braces, and bits. Your projects will differ from mine, so your list of traditional woodworking tools may also vary.
A. Urgent Hand Drills, Braces, & Bits (Buy these First)
Below are my recommendation for types & brands of woodworking hand tools that you will likely need right at the start of your traditional woodworking journey. If you're on a really tight budget, don't fret. You can use your judgement to narrow down this list and make due without everything at first…but just make sure that you buy fewer tools at first, rather than lower quality tools. I guarantee that you'll have to buy a better replacement down the road. But you can often find the highest quality antique tools for less money than poor quality new tools.
Buy a Hand Brace
When combined with auger bits (see below) a "brace" is used to bore holes into wood for various purposes, including for pegging joints and boring holes for mortises.
You can find really old braces with a simple thumb screw (above) or braces with a chuck and ratcheting mechanism (below). The ratcheting mechanism is especially handy for drilling in corners where you can't rotate 360 degrees.
What should you look for? 10-12″ braces are suitable for traditional joinery. Braces are very common and shouldn't cost you very much money. Just make sure the top handle is tight and that auger bits are held firmly in the chuck.
Buy Auger Bits
Vintage auger bits are as common as quarters, and can be found for cheaper than that. Look for a clean & shiny set at flea markets or on ebay (search ebay here) that come in a box. That way you can ensure that you have an entire set, and that they will drill smoothly.
Buy vintage auger bits, as quality was given greater attention in vintage times. Auger bit sets typically contain sizes #4 thru # 16 or 1/4 " to 1″. Irwin and Jennings were the main quality manufactures of auger bits. I have a mixture of both. Both brands are popular and great. Although the open shape of the Irwin auger bits tend to clog less than the Jennings auger bits.
Buy an Egg Beater Style Hand Drill
Egg beater style hand drills are used for precision drilling. Think drilling holes for hinges, drilling pilot holes, or drilling holes for dowels on hand planes (see above).
In the good ol' days egg beater hand drills were in almost every tool box in America. So they are very common and fairly inexpensive. A bonus is that often you'll find bits hidden in the handle! I paid around $15 for my vintage Stanley egg beater drill. Nicer drills can go for a fair amount more. In this article Chris Schwarz recommends the following vintage Millers Falls egg beater drills as his favorites:
If you're able, test it out to ensure that the gears move smoothly. Try oiling it first. I've found that larger wheels tend to lead to faster drilling. Chris Schwarz also shared this article & video on how to tune up an egg beater drill. Here are some links to egg beater hand drills on ebay:
B. Semi-Urgent Hand Drills, Braces, & Bits (Buy these next)
Below are my recommendation for types & brands of tools that you will need fairly soon after you get started in traditional woodworking. You may discover that you want to make something early on that requires some of the below tools:
Buy Set of Brad Point Bits
A good sharp set of brad point bits will give you crisp holes. But most of the larger bits won't fit a smaller egg beater drill. You'll need a larger egg beater drill for larger bits.
I recommend the set of 7 HSS Brad Point drill bits (1/8″ to 1/2″) from Veritas. Christopher Schwarz recommended this set in his DVD that accompanied his book "The Anarchist's Toolchest."
Buy a T-Handle Hand Auger
Quite often you'll want to bore larger holes for larger rectangular or round mortises. For example, if you wanted to make a smaller workbench out of a green log for axe work, then you'd bore 4 holes (mortises) for legs (tenons).
This task would be difficult with a small brace. But using a hand auger with a horizontal wooden handle (looks like a "T"), you can use your entire upper body to drill into the green wood. Augers come in different sizes, so just decide which size of holes you want to bore before buying an auger. Or if you find an inexpensive auger, but it and decide that your holes will have to conform!
What to look for in a T-handle Auger?
I recommend a 1-1/2″ (1.5″) diameter or larger for drilling strong mortises. Be very careful to inspect the "lead screw" (the very tip).
If it is blunted then it will be nearly impossible to get the auger to drill a whole…I've tried. And the lead screw can only be filed so much.
Also, inspect the handle for cracks. This isn't as vital as the metal tip, because you can easily make a replacement handle. You can also reinforce an old handle with a couple small metal tie straps (from your home center). But it sucks when you make a few turns and the handle splits into two pieces!
You can usually find T Handle augers hanging in old barns. Or, ebay has plenty of hand augers (make sure you can see an up close photo of the lead screw):
Buy a Bit Sharpening File
Eventually your auger bits and brad point bits will need to be sharpened. Here's a descent file for sharpening your drill bits:
Continue to the Curved Work Hand Tool Buyer's Guide (#9)…
Hand Tool Buying Guide Shortcuts:
- #1 Buying Guide: Workbench & Tool Storage
- #2 Buying Guide: Layout, Marking, & Measuring Tools
- #3 Buying Guide: Handplanes
- #4 Buying Guide: Handsaws
- #5 Buying Guide: Chisels
- #6 Buying Guide: Sharpening & Honing Supplies
- #7 Buying Guide: Mallets & Hammers
- #8 Buying Guide: Hand Drills, Braces, & Bits
- #9 Buying Guide: Tools for Curved Work
- #10 Buying Guide: Tools for Green Woodworking
- #11 Buying Guide: Woodworking Clamps, Gluing & Fasteners
- #12 Buying Guide: Tools for Wood Carving
- #13 Buying Guide: Products for Wood Finishing, Sanding & Scraping
- #14 Buying Guide: Wood Turning Tools & Lathes
- #15 Buying Guide: Power Tools for Traditional Woodworkers


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CSIR-NPL and ISRO sign MoU for time and frequency traceability services
The main objective of this division is to strengthen and encourage the overall development in the field of science and technology for the country. The main responsibility is the realization, establishment, custody, maintenance, dissemination and upgradation of the national standards for Time & Frequency and Electrical & Electronics parameters.
The Time & Frequency Metrology Section is responsible for the highest level of time and frequency measurements in India using ultraprecise satellite links. In simple words, CSIR-NPL maintains the Indian Standard Time (IST). The time keeping by NPL is based on a bank of Cesium (Cs) atomic clocks and a Hydrogen maser. These clocks are so accurate that they would lose or gain one second in about three lakh years. The traceability of our time scale with BIPM is at the level of few nano-seconds (ns). In addition, we carry out research and development on primary atomic clocks. Our first Cs fountain clock, with an accuracy of a few parts in 10-15, became operational in 2011. A second Cs Fountain is under development (project NOVOCEF). Recently, we have started developing a more accurate clock (≈10-17) at optical wavelengths based on a single trapped Ytterbium ion (project STIOS).
The Division also maintains the primary standards like Josephson Voltage Standards and Quantum Hall Resistance Standards. A dedicated group is working for establishing the Device Fabrication and Characterization for Quantum Metrology.
The Division is also providing various apex level calibration services in Time & Frequency, Electrical and Electronic parameters to the industry & user organizations of the country and provides educational training on industrial metrology to support the economic growth. The various Electrical & Electronic parameters are LF, HF Impedance and DC Metrology, LF, HF Voltage, Current & Microwave Metrology, AC High Voltage & Current Metrology and AC Power & Energy Metrology.
Scientist Incharge
Mr. Thomas John
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|Dr. Ashish Agarwal (Principal Scientist)
|LF, HF Impedance and DC Metrology Section
|Mr. Thomas John (Chief Scientist)
|LF, HF Voltage, Current & Microwave Metrology Section
|Dr. Anurag Gupta (Principal Scientist)
|AC High Voltage & Current Metrology Section
|Mr. M. A. Ansari (Principal Scientist)
|AC Power & Energy Metrology Section
|Mr. J. C. Biswas (Sr Principal Scientist)
|Quantum Nanophotonics Metrology Section
|Ms. Manju Singh (Principal Scientist)
|Quantum Hall Resistance Metrology Section
|Dr. H. K. Singh (Principal Scientist)
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Coalgate seniors that want to remain independent and live in their homes but need some assistance should consider an in-home care provider. Coalgate, OK home care agencies can provide seniors with assistance with daily activities and minor medical services in the comfort of the resident's home or apartment.
Seniors in Coalgate can stay in their homes and have home care workers visit to help with basic daily tasks and other services such as medication management. There are 3 home care companies that serve the Coalgate market.
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Decision : CONF 004 IX
SOC: Garamba National Park (Zaire)
Garamba National Park (Zaire)
The Committee was pleased with the significant improvement in the state of conservation of this property, which the Zairian authorities were preparing to ask be taken off the List of World Heritage in Danger. The Committee wished to continue to be kept informed of the state of conservation of this property, which was the focus of a major rehabilitation project supported by a consortium of donors including the World Heritage Fund.
Context of DecisionCC-90/CONF.004/04
Decision Code: CONF 004 IX
Themes: Conservation
States Parties (1): Democratic Republic of the Congo
Properties (1): Garamba National Park
Year: 1990
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Over the past one hundred years, automobile producers have designed some superb automobiles, each beautiful and hideous. It's exhausting to agree on a list of essentially the most beautiful cars ever produced as a result of inevitably personal taste comes into it. The caption above is a really pity and poignant, as averred by McLuhan. If we're gong to be analzing and speaking in regards to the effects and affects of latest applied sciences, we are higher suited if we begin to mull of the maxim as espoused by McLuhan above. I had a Falcon once, a four door 1969 with a burbling 302. Loved it. It is interesting the variations in automobile choices between related (relatively) international locations, and how down in Australia, you still have car pickups like the El Camino and I simply found there is a Falcon pickup too!
Jaguar Cars.since December 2012 formally integrated as Jaguar Land Rover Ltd, is a British multinational car manufacturer headquartered in Whitley, Coventry, England, owned by Jaguar Land Rover Automotive PLC, a subsidiary of Indian automaker Tata Motors. Really, you may't be dismissed for any cause at all. You are protected against Title VII discrimination, as well as for talking with coworkers about the workplace environment, and for talking to your supervisor concerning the workplace setting.
On this set of observations, strolling and bicycling for transportation was positively related to parkland acreage," say Zlot and co-writer Tom Schmid, who did the analysis whereas employed on the Centers for Illness Control and Prevention. The data didn't present a big relationship between the extent of strolling or cycling for pleasure and the proportion of urban parks.
This course explores the history and the primary details of the motor-automotive trade relating this to its developments within the assembly/manufacturing processes, to the evolution of a wide range of cultural references and to the modifications in purpose here is enabling college students to achieve a aware understanding of modern car design and of the long run prospects supplied in this field with a specific focus on sustainable points.
Mercedes-Benz is giving a sneak peek of the C-class convertible it'll unveil at the Geneva auto show in March. It's the first time Mercedes has offered a convertible variant in the C class family. The comfortable-high four-seater C class is anticipated to go on sale this fall in the U.S. as a 2017 model. Good day agvulpes ~ Thank you for visiting and commenting. As you converse, I am questioning if the youngest and most effected generation could have the assets to cope with the remains of how we now have left our world. Will they've the resolve, internal power, voice, funding, and unity to turn issues round? We will only pray for a greater future.


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For a 21st year, young dancers are spending two weeks at Hope College advancing their artistic talent through the International Summer School of Cecchetti Council of America.
The summer school will culminate with two concerts on Saturday July 18, at 10:30 a.m. and noon at the Knickerbocker Theatre, located in downtown Holland at 86 E. Eighth St. The public is invited to the performances, and admission is free.
The students arrived on Sunday July 5, for a program that is running through July 18 at multiple locations on Hope's campus as well as at the Holland Area Arts Council.
About 250 dance students, instructors, counselors, and artists are participating in the summer school. The students, ranging in age from 11 to 18, come from throughout the United States. The faculty consists of prominent ballet professionals.
The Cecchetti Council of America is dedicated to maintain the standards and method of ballet training established by Enrico Cecchetti, who lived from 1850 to 1928. The organization uses his teaching and writings in a sequence of grades, measured by degree of difficulty and physical development, and provide a system of accredited examinations to test each student's proficiency within the grade levels. The council began in 1939 as a committee of the Dance masters of Michigan, and was incorporated as a nonprofit educational association in 1951.
The summer school's curriculum includes ballet technique, men's class, variations, jazz, pointe, pas de deux, character, modern, Flamenco, Pilates mat and yoga, with lecture topics including dance history, nutrition, and injury prevention and care. The students' daily activities include two ballet technique classes, once dance-related class and one performance-related rehearsal. The summer school has been held at Hope since 1995.


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When galaxies form, they leave a lot of debris strewn around and this might reveal vital clues about the nature of dark matter, think scientists. Galaxies are believed to form by collision of smaller bodies of stars, which then equilibriate due to gravitational interactions. Even the Milky Way is believed to be surrounded by smaller galaxies, called satellites. A group of scientists looking at the Local Group, or a group of a few galaxies, including our Milky Way and the neighboring Andromeda, have found that the number of observed satellite galaxies is much smaller than expected from cold dark matter simulations.
These satellite galaxies have unusually low number of stars and can be made up of mostly dark matter. These dark satellites could only be seen by the way they bend light due to their gravitation.
Searching for Dark Satellites
Attempts to find dark satellite galaxies in the Local Group had yielded a candidate at a redshift of z= 0.222, which works out to about 3 billion light years, which is quite close by cosmological standards. However, the number was just not tallying up; out of a predicted number of 10,000 only 30 showed up. Scientists decided that the Local Group case might be an anomaly and looked further out.
In a paper published in Nature, by the team of Vegetti (MIT), Lagattuta (University of California, Davis), McKean (Netherlands Institute of Radio Astronomy), Auger(University of California, Santa Barbara), Fassnacht (University of California, Davis) and Koopmans (University of Groningen, Netherlands) report to have observed a dark satellite galaxy at a redshift of 0.881, which puts its distance at about 10 billion light years.
Using General Relativity to See!
The method is a beautiful consequence of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, the modern theory of gravity. It says that mass bends space-time and light rays will follow this bent path as they travel. This allows us to use a technique called gravitational lensing. The technique is quite simple in principle. A dark matter object will act as a lens, bending light as it travels through it. If you have a light-emitting galaxy behind a dark matter galaxy, the light will get distorted and we will be seeing an image of the galaxy at a position where it is not really there. A beautiful demonstration of this is manifested as an Einstein's Ring.
Using the Keck-II telescope, one of these Einstein Rings was observed and a satellite galaxy was noticed at about 10 billion light years away, which has about the same mass as the Sagittarius galaxy. This is the first gravitational detection of a low-mass dark satellite galaxy at cosmological distances!
Exactly as predicted!!
The most exciting feature about this is that the mass calculations yield just the right mass for the galaxy to be consistent with cold dark matter simulations. It gives more credence to the hierarchical formation of stellar structures like galaxies as described by cold dark matter models.
Says Vegetti:
The existence of this low-mass dark galaxy is just within the bounds we expect if the universe is composed of dark matter that has a cold temperature. However, further dark satellites will need to be found to confirm this conclusion
Ignorance may not always be blissful, but it is certainly exciting most of the time!


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Sunday, May 22, 2011
More Fresh Brewed Designs
Hatter Madness" image from FBD. I LOVED coloring this image. As always it was printed on a B&W laser printer and colored with Copics. I cut it out with a Label Eleven Nestability, then I took the same die and traced a pencil line around the outer perimeter of the die onto a piece of black cardstock and cut it out with a scissors. This gives me a perfect eighth inch mat all the way around. I put the side with the pencil marks to the rear, so no need to erase them!
The background paper is River Rock, a wonderful true khaki color from Stampin' Up! - tan with green undertones. I love this color, it is one of my favorite neutrals and I used it on my second project today also! I embossed a piece with the Cuttlebug Clockworks embossing folder and sprayed it with Ranger's Perfect Pearls Mist in Copper. I kept the embossed piece perfectly flat while I sprayed it so the shimmering fluid collected in recessed areas. It looks INCREDIBLE in real life! I am particularly partial to these Perfect Pearl sprays because all the sprays have the mica shimmer suspended in clear fluid, so they only add the shimmer color without otherwise altering the base paper color. This makes them excellent for misting onto patterned paper as well.
Distress Inks to age it. The clock was a bright silver charm from the jewelry section. I used a wire cutter to snip the loop from the top and colored it with Copics to make the colors suit my vision. I put it all together on a base cut with a Grand Label Eleven Nestability and edged the embossed border with a gold Krylon leafing pen.
Tim Holtz Easel Back die! It will cut through thick material. My easel back is two layers of a cracker box, and I backed my project with a single layer of the box for stiffness! I am an incureable pack rat so I need to start using all these bits and pieces I save, LOL!
My next project features two more Fresh Brewed Designs images: "Wait for Me" and "Tick Tock, a background image. I took the Tick Tock image, duplicated it and rotated it around for my background paper pattern. I reduced the opacity of the layer so the lines printed gray instead of black and colored it with Copics. This made a great backdrop for the lovely tree image:
Scor-Pal to first score a very light line from the front where I could see the edges of paper and ribbon, then I flipped it over to make a deep scored channel from the back using the first light scoring as a guide. I love my Scor-Pal so much I got the Scor-Buddy and matching mat to take along to friends' houses and I am thrilled with it, it is even easier to use. I used the same trick as on the previous piece to create a mat for the focal point image. I cut the mat from white and used a Copic marker to make it the perfect shade to match my image. A fairly traditional card but I really like the simplicity of it, not my usual style at all!
That's it for this week! If I have time I may have one more for you next week; we'll see! Please leave a comment and let me know what you think of my projects!
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Fabulous pieces with the images Lynne, love the depth of colour and the embossed areas too, beautifully embellished. Tracy xReplyDelete
wow! beautiful magical pieces!how fun:)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSunday, May 22, 2011
All of your projects are delish, Lynne. You say that you love coloring with Copics...well, it shows, because they're all lovely. Just sayin :)ReplyDelete
I love how the embossed clock works looks so deminsional. The vingage feel is wonderful. I also like how the tick tock turned out as a designer paper on your card.ReplyDelete
Amazing designs, Lynn! Love your coloring!!ReplyDelete
I meant "Lynne" with an "e" (sorry!)ReplyDelete
Beautiful projects Lynne! Love the textured background and great job coloring those images!ReplyDelete
Two wonderful pieces and very inspiring, love the texture on it.ReplyDelete
Hey hon! thanks a bundle for rescuing my Altered Alice card! Fab piece you've done and I can see coming here may end up costing me a few $$$. That easel die is calling my name. I've never seen it before. WOOHOO! xxDReplyDelete
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The Young Hoteliers Summit organized by students at the École Hôtelière de Lausanne shows the future of the hospitality business to be in capable hands.
Last week I had the privilege of attending my first Young Hoteliers Summit, and I can safely attest that the future of hospitality is in excellent hands.
The seventh annual event ran alongside normal academic activities at the famed École Hôtelière de Lausanne. A total of 80 delegate students from 40 hotel schools around the world attended the conference. To qualify, students had to pass their own schools' rigorous selection processes, and no doubt there were great personal or school grant expenses that needed to be budgeted.
This is Switzerland, and like its equally famed time pieces, the conference ran like clockwork over three intense days. And while there is no reason that students in their early twenties should not be able to organize a conference, I think it is worthwhile to mention that the conference was a success, and also stress that these are the industry's future hoteliers in the coming decades.
I learned this is not a cheap school to attend, but the return on investment can be seen in the courteousness, politeness, intelligence, eagerness, organization and flexibleness, as well as that ingrained sensibility and hospitableness of what makes someone tailor-made for the hotel business.
Nations represented by the attendees included Taiwan, India, South Africa, England, Ireland, France, Switzerland, China, Canada, United States, Italy, Lebanon and The Philippines. I apologize if I have forgotten any.
Faculty also attended the conference, but were they needed?
Panels were organized with speakers from hotel companies such as Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide (despite their very busy last few days), Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts and Dorchester Collection, from business consultancies, from investment and asset management companies and from other vehicles connected to the industry. The students managed lighting, sound, video and slides, organized gala dinners, networking, focus groups and hotel company-designed challenges.
I hopefully am far, far, far from being one of those people who bemoan all generations below theirs, but it was nice not to see the students slumping on sofas with headphones over their woolly hats and, seemingly, on a mission to text 24/7.
There's also a pretty strict dress policy at the school, and why should there not be at a learning institution preparing hoteliers to serve guests at a hotel?
My favorite dress code policy is that beards cannot be grown during semesters. If a student has a beard at the start of a semester, that is allowed as long as it is trim and neat, but new ones—interdit; verboten; proibito, to use three of Switzerland's official languages. (Switzerland has a fourth official language, Romansch, but I do not want to guess at its word for "forbidden.")
I also noted during my time at the conference that students wrote and distributed news releases, organized transportation from area airports and train stations and seamlessly coordinated refreshments and cocktails during the evenings.
Attendees worked well into the evening and next morning on these tasks.
Despite several visits to Alpine countries, I have always been beneath the clouds. A trip to Innsbruck, Austria, several years ago revealed no Alps, and on this trip to Switzerland, the first two and a half days I saw only deep mist.
I mentioned this to the team there, jokingly, on my first introduction, but as I was doing some administration tasks on my last afternoon there, around 4 p.m. the majestic mountains on the French side of Lake Geneva slowly revealed themselves to this happy writer.
My visit to the École Hôtelière de Lausanne also was a revelation that brought a smile to my face.
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After walking through the 10 steps to customizing a fashion and style news feed on Friday, I'm back with part 2 on how to use PR Newswire for Journalists.
Today's tips focus on using ProfNet to connect with brands and the PR Newswire Photo Archive to find free images you can use in blog posts.
A ProfNet opportunity is a request to review products or interview subject matter experts. When you log into http://media.prnewswire.com, click the "ProfNet Experts" tab at the top of the page. This will take you to the Create Opportunity form:
1) In the "Opportunity subject" field, detail what you're blogging about and looking for. Try to be as specific as possible.
2) The "Nature of expertise you seek" field allows you to provide more information – be concise and follow the 5 W's (who, what, where, when and why).
3) Beneath your contact information, select what your "Deadline for responses" is.
4) You can also narrow down the types of organizations and geographic regions your opportunity should be sent to:
5) You can find more tips and an example of a ProfNet opportunity on the blog Tales from the Nursery, and here are our guidelines for bloggers requesting products.
To download product and event photos, as well as graphics and logos from PR Newswire clients, click the "Photo/Logos" tab at the top of the page:
1) Once the Photo Archive opens up in a separate tab or window, click "Login" in the top left corner. If it prompts you to re-login, use your PR Newswire for Journalists username and password.
2) To search for fashion and style images, type "fashion" in the keyword field at the top-left of the page, which will provide you with thumbnails of recent images. Clicking a thumbnail will take you to that image's page.
3) Some images will have a download dropdown at the top-center of the page. You can also download the image by clicking the "View Larger Photo" link beneath the photo (see the below screenshot for both options).
4) Any images from the PR Newswire Photo Archive can be used on your blog for free if credit is included. The photo credit is located within parenthesis at the end of the caption. For example, the photo credit in the below example is PRNewsFoto/Gap, Inc.
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Full. Refreshed. New. Astounded. Challenged. Lost. Broken. Healed. Surrendered. Encouraged. Worn down. Commissioned. Loved. Blessed. Homesick. Lost. Amazed. Taught. Immersed in grace. Surrounded. Overwhelmed. Rested. Prepared. Found.
I could go on. I'm going to try and summarize this part of my journey, the short 5 1/2 months. I was unsuccessful in doing this when I returned last June, which you can read about here. In church we're learning about the importance of reflection, both personally and collectively. The thing about reflection though, is that sometimes you find things you don't want to. I've done it, and my goal is to learn from it. So here's my reflection, my look back to a year ago today, and everything that's happened in-between.
January through June rocked me. It stripped me of so many things I thought I was, and filled me with love, dreams and knowledge. I met friends that I'll never forget, friends I'll never know better, and friends I've never missed more. I learned to love community- even living with 17 other girls in a 2 bedroom flat. I was pushed, uncomfortable, alone, challenged, humbled and ever so gently lifted back up and taught to walk on my own feet. God went from being distant and quiet, to so near it was both beautifully comforting and alarmingly bold. I went from snow to ocean to mountain ranges. I changed from a broken child, to a still broken woman, but yet filled and fixed in so many ways. My lectures were like doors being thrust open- revealing God in new and powerful ways. And my friendships? They loved me back to life. Friend is easily interchanged with family. My friendships- they, by God's power and leading, changed me the most. Never in my life have I been so free in my relationships; to have them know every regret, every secret, every desire, every dream and to be loved completely. It healed my heart. (understatement of the year) To instantly, at a moment's notice, run to our Father together in prayer. To know that I'm not alone in my passions brings me so much peace and joy.
The tears don't help. They don't solve, sooth or cure a hurting heart. I'm not going to lie, I wasted a lot of time wishing I was back here. Sadly, now I'm caught doing the same wasting, wishing, dreaming, wanting to be in another place. I will never.ever.forget my time at YWAM RTO. I waited a year to get there, and it blew me away. Every expectation was knocked out by day 3, and the surprises never stopped.
I want a reunion. I want us all to go back to our flats, back to the Strand. I want to sleep on the hardwood floor on outreach in Cairns Baptist. I want to host free sausage sizzles with that amazing BBQ sauce. I want to watch Peter rock out the salvation message, or watch Ben carry a 30kg pack up 2500 feet of untamed mountain. I want to sit around the campfire in Hidden Valley, roasting disgusting fruit flavoured marshmallows, and go mud sliding in the fields. I want to go on day long hikes with my team to prepare for a hike that no human can adequately prepare for. I want to sit front and centre with Gill in worship, praising our God. I want to be yelled at by Mark Parker, laughed at by Kevin Norris, and prophesied at by Ryan Booker. A part of me even wants to scrape my knees falling off a skateboard at YouthStreet.
I miss the sun. I miss Castle Hill- the satisfaction in continuously beating my personal best, and enjoying some of the worlds best quiet times looking over the city of Townsville. I miss tea dates with Laurie at Castle Town, sweat moustaches compliments of Emma, cheese parties with Ben and Roger (sans wine ). I miss Australian sarcasm (never thought I'd say that). I miss getting in trouble from Nomes for being barefoot, and racing to the deck for morning tea. I miss Sunday funday, gelato on the Strand, dodgy guys calling us from their utes. (ok, maybe I don't miss that, but it's a memory nonetheless) I miss hanging out in our outside kitchen in the middle of Cyclone Yasi, Mal sleeping on the tile floor to keep cool-or just leaving our room for the left side due to Fanny and Emma's synchronized snoring. I miss our temperamental showers and long lines after morning workouts, apples and peanut butter (???), hearing Aleksi talking to Lucy (his dog) on Skype in the cafe. I miss Tillman's interpretive dance to Halo for morning devotions, small group discussions and prayer. I miss Asta's intense facial expressions, and hearing Chello sing his heart out while rocking the dish washer. I miss hearing Ben give a champion's speech on graduation day, and hearing Katie, when the guys are telling her she's beautiful, yell out "Ya I am!!". I miss Shey's beautiful and strong leadership in worship, Abbie's incessant laughter, Ben's ridiculous attempt at dreads, and Joanne yelling "Je-SUS!"
I miss being pushed. Here I'm challenged, but I'm not pushed. Never pushed to dig deeper, figure God out, pursue Him before my own desires. There's only so much a girl can push herself to do, and I seem to be at full capacity. I need the push from an outside source, and for some reason, I've made myself believe that those sources can only be found thousands of kilometres away. As much as I'd love it, this isn't home for me. It has everything that is good and beautiful and lovely to me, but my heart does not rest here. My coat doesn't get hung up, and whether that's out of laziness, or out of the urge to be somewhere else I've yet to discover.
I've learned. Heaps. About me. About you. About God. About life. About being stable, and about being detached. I've learned about my fears, which include loneliness, commitment, inadequacy and wasting my life. I've also learned that I'm nowhere near finished learning. I look back on the year and smile through tears. And oddly enough, I hope to say the same about this next year, whether I'm off galavanting through Australia, Hawaii or good old Canada.
My adventure does not depend on location- but on my willingness to act, live, love and serve.
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All of this happens as if there never was a night.
Yes, it's early.
And He is already working, my heart whispers. Although all still sleep in my house, He is divinely working in this world He made. He was working before any of these activities began. He was already orchestrating this day, deep in the night. The night that all of this activity has forgotten.
That's what I must trust - that He is working deep in my "nights". Dark nights are long and lonely often stealing our minds to worry, wander, and discouragement. But no matter how dark, no matter how long, regardless of how uncertain the night I face, there is a light that can burn,
She girds herself with strength, and makes her arms strong. She senses that her gain is good; Her lamp does not go out at night.
Proverbs 31:17-18
Lamps extinguish without their source of light, leaving the darkness to taunt and haunt even the strongest.
The question presents itself....Where must I get the light to burn in the darkest of nights?
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This post will cover how to publish your own RSS feeds, based on a SQL query.
You need the RSS_UTIL_PKG from the Alexandria library for PL/SQL.
Publishing an RSS feed using PL/SQL
The RSS_UTIL_PKG package contains the function REF_CURSOR_TO_FEED, which takes a REF CURSOR parameter and returns a CLOB with the RSS feed (the actual format can be specified and includes RSS, Atom and RDF).
Note that any query (REF CURSOR) can be used, and the column names in your query are irrelevant. What you must do is make sure that the number and order of columns (as well as the data types) match that of the T_FEED_ITEM record type defined in the RSS_UTIL_PKG package specification.
In other words, just make sure your query includes the following information in this order: ID, title, description, link and date.
Once you have the RSS feed as a CLOB, you would use the PL/SQL Web Toolkit (OWA) to print out the contents on a web page. You should also set the MIME type to XML, as in the following example:
Example: Creating a live feed of database errors
Let's put the RSS_UTIL_PKG to good use with an example. Let's say you are part of a development team, all working on various pieces of PL/SQL code in a shared development or test database.
In this situation it would be useful to see the current status of any invalid objects or PL/SQL compilation errors in the database.
Using an RSS feed, we can create a "live bookmark" in Firefox that shows us the status information in a convenient manner, without leaving the web browser.
We will do the following:
- Create a query that lists PL/SQL compilation errors, based on the USER_ERRORS view, and return the results as a REF CURSOR.
- Convert the REF CURSOR to an RSS feed, and output it using the PL/SQL Web Toolkit.
- Set up a live bookmark in Firefox based on the feed procedure.
- Create a details page to see details of each error (RSS feed item) when it is clicked.
Starting with the query, we wrap it in a function that returns a REF CURSOR:
We then create a procedure to format the REF CURSOR as RSS, and output it:
Then start Firefox and navigate to the procedure. This brings up Firefox's built-in RSS handler. Select "Live Bookmark" and subcribe to the feed.
Whenever you want to check for errors, just click the appropriate Live Bookmark folder in the Firefox toolbar, and the feed items will be displayed in a sub-menu:
If you click on one of the items, it will take you to the details page, which we have coded to retrieve the details of the error:
This is what the details page looks like in the browser:
We have seen that it is really easy to create your own RSS feed (all you have to do is write the query), and perhaps the example has given you some ideas and shown that RSS feeds can be used for more than news articles from online newspapers.
Note that if you have downloaded the Alexandria library for PL/SQL, you will find the code for the PLSQL_STATUS_WEB_PKG in the "demos" folder.