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More and more people around the world need adhesives. The global adhesives market was valued at more than $30 billion last year and is expected to grow to more than $41 billion by 2023.
But why? What's causing the market for adhesive products to grow so quickly? Understanding how these trends develop is a key requirement for success in the industry, and a close examination of the available data reveals some key insights.
Some of the recent industry growth is related to increases in the market for disposable hygiene products. Each of these products has its own unique packaging needs, and while those unique needs could be seen as an obstacle in some circumstances, for the adhesive industry they're an incredible opportunity. Due to the unique requirements of every disposable hygiene product, adhesive manufacturers have the chance to develop and utilize adhesives for multiple applications, leading in turn to noteworthy opportunities for profitability.
For example, in India alone, the demand for both diapers and women's hygiene products is skyrocketing. As the manufacturers of those products continue to explore the market opportunities in that country, demand for reliable adhesives for the packaging and other parts of those products will increase accordingly. Thus, understanding the background reasons behind market expansion becomes critically important.
But this doesn't leave adhesive producers without obstacles. Developing and implementing these adhesives represents significant time, labor, and opportunity costs. To fully take advantage of these and other growing markets, adhesive manufacturers like Evans Adhesive are spending their time and money wisely, including developing innovative, custom adhesives of all types including technical textiles, construction, packaging, and lamination.
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Marks & Spencer has partnered with medical technology company DreamSkin for the July launch of a new range of products across babywear, nightwear and underwear.
Medically registered DreamSkin technology is currently only available from the NHS. It uses polymer technology that is medically proven to soothe and protect the skin, lower skin temperature, help reduce friction and act as a repellent on detergent residues that can cause irritation.
Alongside the new fabric finish, the 22-piece range also features softer threads and flat seams to avoid as much irritation as possible.
Deborah Sharpe, head of kids product development technology said: "Feedback from our customers showed us that a significant number of children suffer from eczema or other skin related irritations and they wanted M&S to help with this. We spent 18 months developing the 22-item product range and the feedback have proved just how successful this technology is at soothing these distressing ailments. The team has received incredibly positive feedback from the DreamSkin trials along with genuine and heartfelt thanks from the wearers and their parents, giving us the confidence to put these new ranges into production."
A total of 1.7 million UK school children suffer from eczema, charity Allergy UK reports.
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Title: Old MacDonald Had a Truck
Author: Steve Goetz
Illustrator: Eda Kaban
Published in Australia by Hardie Grant Books and in the United States by Chronicle Books, San Francisco.
It is books like this that make me really, really miss story time! This fun depiction of an old favourite will delight young audiences, whether it is a lap read with an individual child or a group of children. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald drive onto a farm in their truck. The anthropomorphic animals are very busy in the farmyard. The verbal text on the first double page spread invites the reader to turn the page with the placement of the text in the bottom right hand corner reading "And on that farm he had an…". The first item is an excavator, and throughout the book additional earth moving equipment appears in both the verbal and visual texts. Meanwhile, in each double page spread where the above-mentioned text is repeated, Mrs. MacDonald and some animals are busy rebuilding the truck. There are two plot lines in the visual text, alternating according to the verbal text. The visual text shows Mrs. MacDonald repairing and fixing the truck, while this is not mentioned in the verbal text. This mismatching discourse between the visual and verbal texts runs throughout the book until the conclusion, coming together in an unexpected and thrilling way. The plot, characters and setting are used in an authentic, non-traditional way in the adaptation of the traditional song.
The cartoon-like illustrations are rendered in pencil and gouache and composed digitally. There is much action in all the double page spreads, encouraging discussion and enabling young readers to create their own narrative. The end papers are decorated with small pictures of tools and equipment used for road building.
This would be a lot of fun to read to a group of young ones and has an abundance of possibilities for activities during and after reading. What a great book with which to hook young readers. The simple verbal text allows them to read this themselves, becoming a powerful catalyst for their first and future independent reading experiences.
Suggested Activities
- Re-write the story in a conventional style, with a beginning, middle and end.
- Adapt the traditional song for a topic of the children's choosing, write and illustrate as a class/group book.
- On the first double page spread the verbal text ends with "And on that farm he had an…". Discuss what might be next, after we turn the page. When do we use "a" and "an" when introducing a noun? Discuss the general rule, "an" before a vowel, "a" before a consonant, depending on the pronunciation of the work. Make lists from children's writing or from other books where pronunciation is important, such as "a union".
- Recreate the farm scene in a sand pit, or tray.
- Using coloured paper cut into various shapes, (triangles, circles, rectangles), have children construct a vehicle. Paste as a collage onto paper, or large group mural.


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cheap accommodation in Prague
Incredibly beautiful city of Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic.
Small streets are stored in a long history.
Going on a trip to Prague, any tourist will primarily examine the question of how to choose accommodation in Prague. Over, the first option that comes to mind - a hotel. Often, it is unreasonably high price and not too comfortable accommodation. A couple of stars and outskirts will cost the bank.
Can be an excellent alternative apartments in Prague. By choosing this option, the client receives cheap accommodation in Prague for a reasonable amount of money. Thus, do not need to earn millions to remove favorite apartments in Prague.
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Low cost lease in no way affects the quality of living. Homeowner interested in new customers and that's why so try to provide a comfortable stay as possible.
The apartments will be carefully cleaned, the interior is as close to home. Soundproofing is usually much better than a hotel room. Returning from a night walk, you can not worry about the possibility to disturb vacationers.
Anyone wanting to rent an apartment in Prague, easily able to do it. Booking apartments in Prague, the client will receive the use of a whole apartment with all the amenities of a washing machine and to barbecue. Full set of dishes located in the kitchen. No longer need to get up early in the morning and attend the breakfast in the hotel restaurant, which does not change from Monday to Sunday. Much better than waking up at a convenient time, slowly brew a cup of coffee and enjoy it while reading the morning newspaper.
Choosing accommodation in Prague, you can rent an apartment and enjoy your holiday or business trip. Good advice - rent accommodation directly with the owner. You can contact the travel agency and - the cost of renting an apartment will be higher, because the Agency's work depends on the commission.
Summarizing all the above, we note that the apartment rental in Prague is an inexpensive and convenient way to travel with the whole family. And the savings can be spent on a variety of tours on this incredible city. Do not forget about the thousands of Czech beers, which enjoys worldwide popularity.
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We specialize in early entry cutting of slabs to establish control joints.
We have the capability of cutting up to 18" deep with our high-powered electric slab saws. Electric saws are ideal for interior locations where there is little to no ventilation and a fume free saw is critical for safety.
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text: Last Friday's field trip to the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge (Plum Island) in Newburyport, MA went very well! While the weather was partly sunny, the wind was blowing quite strong. This kept the bird watching below average. We did see the following birds: Lesser yellow legs, Great blue heron, Great egret, Gadwall (duck), Yellow-rumped warbler, and several others. We walked the Hellcat Trail through a marsh and then continued it up into the sand dunes where we got spectacular views of the ocean and the salt marsh. Here are some photographs from the trip.


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Packing up a family of six to move half way around the world can present some challenges. Most of which are to do with what to bring and what to leave behind. The cost of shipping, not to mention the hassle of all the stuff, can be challenging if not daunting. When travelling with small children or children who are reluctant to move, means you need to bring somethings that you may not have, just to make the transition easier on them.
I decided for myself, I would bring a few of my favourite cook books. While packing to move I set aside some of my cookbooks to go through. From there I would figure out which ones to bring and which ones I would just take a few recipes and put them in my newly acquired Moleskine recipe journal. I also put in the box a few of the new mugs I had just made. I wanted some hand made touches to make us all feel a little bit more at home when we arrived.
In the madness of moving, said box, went missing. I mean I know where it is, it is in storage, but where in the storage room, I am not exactly sure. (My box of shoes made a similar journey, sadly I was able to easily locate them before I left.) So, on my last day before I left Victoria I ran into Russell Books, where I had some trade-in credit and quickly grabbed two of my favourite cookbooks as well as one new one, meant to challenge me.
These are the books I brought;
What I failed to take into consideration is that our West Coast vegetarian diet is heavily influence by Middle Eastern, Asian and Central American cooking. Did you see mediterranean on this, no I didn't think so, which means, many of the ingredients are hard if not impossible to find in a small town Italian grocery store. Perhaps destiny was trying to tell me something when my box of cookbooks made their way into storage.
I had a pretty nicely stocked kitchen in Canada. I enjoy cooking. I have pots and pans I really like, a kitchenaid I love, some nice little tools, and some smoking knives. The knives came with me and let me tell you, it is worth it. I love having good knives around, it seems to make cooking all that much easier. I did pack a box with my pans in the event I feel that I want them sent to me. In the meantime, I am making do and still enjoy the cooking. I love all the fresh ingredients and I love being forced out of the box, and the bit of rut our dinners had become. I know my children are missing three sister burritos, but they don't seem to be complaining, so all is good.
However I decided I would put together a list of things I would happily accept if someone is coming this way:
1. Maple Syrup - you can get here but in small expensive quantities.
2. Peanut butter - the kind that is only peanuts with a bit of salt.
3. Some sort of cilantro (coriander, coriandolo)
4. Chipotle peppers in Adobo sauce.
5. Frozen fruit, (okay, obviously I don't want someone to bring that)
6. Measuring cups and spoons. (I am too lazy to keep looking for them, I know they are here)
7. Vanilla Rooiboos tea.
Wow, that list is a lot shorter than I thought it would be. Okay perhaps I could add to it later. Either I am adjusting well, or not thinking well. I hope it is the former.
I could make a long list of the items that I was grateful that I brought along. Books for the children in English, toys, my knives of course, my knitting, craft supplies for the girls and most importantly, my favourite mug, which I carried on!


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yoga & mindfulness
Dates: Saturday 31st August 2019
Times: 11.30pm – 2.00pm
Program Overview
Inspire your teaching and refine your skills in this workshop designed for Yin Yoga Teachers. Join Sarah Owen for 2.5 hours exploring Yin Yoga and Mindfulness as a way of nourishing and supporting the physical and energetic bodies, as well as the mind, during the season of Spring. We will engage in a Yin Yoga sequence for balancing the Wood element during Spring (including focusing on the Liver and Gallbladder meridians). We will also explore ways of adapting and modifying the postures to account for skeletal variations and differences in body type as well as ways of supporting injuries while practicing.
This workshop is aimed at yoga teachers and dedicated practitioners. Please bring a notebook and pen – this workshop is a mix of practice and theory to inspire your practice and refine your teaching skills. You will take home with you a handout which varies seasonally, with an adaptable/variable yin yoga sequence for Spring that you can use to help plan classes, as well as seasonal tips for embracing Spring in your yoga practice and daily life.
About Sarah Owen
Sarah Owen was one of the first teachers to introduce Yin Yoga to the Australian audience more than 12 years ago. She is the only Insight Yoga teacher in Australia, endorsed by Sarah Powers' Insight Yoga Institute (USA). She has been mentored by Sarah Powers (world-renowned Yin Yoga teacher and founder/author of Insight Yoga) for over a decade and is the coordinator for Sarah Powers' Insight Yoga Institute programs in Australia. Sarah teaches workshops and classes at various well-known Sydney yoga studios, as well as offering Yin Yoga and Mindfulness Teacher Trainings each year for yoga teachers and dedicated students. Her teacher training courses are favourably regarded due to her depth of knowledge, her experienced understanding of the material, and her personable delivery of the course with more than a decade of teaching experience


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Plankton boost salvation? Credits wanted for ocean-urea-sprinkling: plot is $10 to $15 per cost per tonne of CO2 abated; cheaper than $50t cost of CO2-dumps
Posted by gmarkets on 20 September, 2007
According to Ian Jones, head of the Ocean Technology Group at the University of Sydney, Australia, and director of the Ocean Nourishment Corporation (ONC) the way to make money from carbon credits at lowest-cost was ocean-urea-sprinkling. In May this year, 350 miles north-west of the Galapagos Islands, George's company, Planktos, based in Foster City, California, began the first of six large-scale trials to release more than 50 tonnes of finely ground haematite into the ocean, reported New Scientist (15/9/2007, p.43).
Boost plankton numbers; cut carbon emissions: The company aimed to show that fertilisation with iron can safely boost levels of phytoplankton – single-celled photosynthetic organisms responsible for half of the carbon fixation on Earth. More of such plankton, Planktos reasons, means the ability to trap more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, which will help combat global warming.
Iron deficiency: Iron seeding was based on the well-accepted idea that plankton growth in the equatorial Pacific, the Southern Ocean and the north Pacific was restricted by low levels of iron. The concept was first proposed in 1990 by John Martin, then director of the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories in California. Since then, 12 international experiments in these waters have shown that adding iron can cause plankton to bloom, increasing the amount of CO2 drawn into the surface of the ocean.
Nitrogen boost works in Australia: By contrast, in sub-tropical ocean regions such as the waters off Australia, nitrogen, rather than iron, is the main brake on plankton growth. Researchers there were experimenting with seeding the ocean with nitrogenous fertiliser. Now, though, private companies were getting in on the act. They were keen to talk up the benefits. George maintains that iron seeding should be seen as "remediating" the oceans, restoring what some say are falling plankton levels.
Aussie urea release plan: Ian Jones, head of the Ocean Technology Group at the University of Sydney, Australia, and director of the Ocean Nourishment Corporation, (ONC) intend to release 1000 tonnes of urea off the coast of the Philippines later this year. He says that more plankton will ultimately mean more fish, and fewer hungry people.
Carbon credit cash chase? Critics argue that talk of ocean remediation or boosting fish stocks is simply window dressing and that these groups are racing not to save the Earth, but to carve out a slice the booming market in carbon-credit trading. " These are very much business projects, not research projects," said Philip Boyd at New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research in Dunedin. "Planktos, for example, views the ocean as a simple, predictable system that can be readily manipulated. The bottom line of the manipulation is that it's all about carbon offsets and carbon credits."
Seeding cheap as chips: Ocean-fertilisation projects were particularly attractive as they could be cheaper than alternative methods, such as renewable energy sources or carbon capture and storage. Urea fertilisation, for example, would cost $10 to $15 per tonne of CO2 sequestered, Jones estimated, whereas George reckons iron seeding could be done for as little as $4 per tonne. By comparison, carbon capture and storage from coal-fired power stations could cost $50 per tonne of CO2.
But does ocean-seeding actually work? That assumes, of course, that ocean seeding will work – something that has yet to be shown, according to Boyd. In a review of iron-seeding experiments in February (Science, vol 315, p 612), Boyd and his colleagues found that the amount of carbon drawn into the ocean's surface layer varied widely. One study, which involved adding 1.1 tonnes of iron, found no increase in carbon fixing, but it was conducted in the autumn – possibly too late for plankton to bloom. Another found that 35o kilograms of iron boosted plankton levels sufficiently to fix an extra 1250 tonnes of CO2 – 250 times the average British citizen's annual emissions. It sounds good, but it's not enough. T9 lock carbon away for the long term, the plankton has to die of natural causes and sink to the deep ocean, where the carbon may be trapped for hundreds or thousands of years.
Difficult subject to research: None of the 12 iron-seeding experiments in Boyd's review showed that adding iron increased the amount of plankton reaching the deep ocean. Part of the problem is that it's very difficult to measure sinking carbon. Recent studies, though, have made some progress.
New Scientist, 15/9/2007, p. 43
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10 March, 2008 at 8:14 pm
ive a question about Carbon Credits…our mandate has access to 33,333,333 carbon credits at USD12,50 each, value USD$416.666.666
The carbon credits come with full authentic cerification from United Nations.
Our mandate is the sole distributor for the country we are selling on behalf of
For companies to purchse the credits they must issue a LOI and proof of funds…similar procedure to copper business.
Buyers bank will verify authenticity of credit documentation issued by United Nations and Kyoto…Sellers bank will verify funds
Carbon credits are tradeable commmdoities, not physical, but a right to sell the benefit of being energy efficient to a country that is not energy efficient….Kyoto protocol, for which 171 countries have volutarily ageed to, all set a policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, otherwise if they don't, heavy poulluters will be forced to buy carbon credits from other countries. In effect it is an incentive for polluting countries to find cleaner forms of energy
Carbon credits are caculated using a complicted formula to do with average number trees per hectare, average weight of trees, average diameter of trees, and a known factor called carbon equivalent. From all these complex formula, each countries credits have been calculated
if you know each Company who are interested in this Carbon Credits please write back.


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Looking to set a time as close to 16 hours as possible. This weekend was exactly one year from my 20 hour completion.
This challenge took place on Tuesday, 3 July, 2018.
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The National Three Peaks Challenge takes in the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales, often in 24 hours.


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Rof group to launching new commercial projects Rof Galleria sector 95 Gurgaon Phase 2 Rof Galleria is famous for its well outline, design plan, open space and nature of development and enhancements, Ready to move Affordable lodging free business and private tasks in area Pataudi Road.
The ROF Group currently shows ROF Galleria 95 Phase 2 The High Street Retail Shopping Complex at Sector 95 Gurgaon, Gurugram With remarkably outlined shops of sizes 100 sq. ft. to 300sq.ft.
ROF Galleria is bound to give high ROI as it will cater to:
1. A ready clientele of over 800+ families residing within the complex
2. Huge catchment population of over 6000 families residing in numerous Luxury Housing Societies in the vicinity
3. Unmatched Quality at attractive prices & easy access from all major roads
Specification avilable here
It s size of approx 100 square feet.
Well Landscaped Township
Well design area of five acres including 800 residential apartments
Top Class maintenance
2500 families already living within the complex and nearby residents
Clean and green environment
Total land Area 5 Acres on Existing ready 75 mts wide road on Dwarka Expressway (150 Mtrs Wide)
8 km distance from proposed Diplomatic Enclave , 400 mts distance from Proposed Metro Line
10 Minutes drive from Sultanpur Bird Century , Adjoining proposed Dwarka Jaipur Expressway
8 km distance from AIIMS , 800 Acres Green Area opposite this site
State-of-art retail spaces on ground and first floor
Shops of sizes 100 sq ft onwards for all needs and budgets
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You are invited to attend this month's Creek to Creek Chamber of Commerce meeting to discuss in an open forum the changing political and economic landscape of business and for business on the Southern Gold Coast.
Members will be invited to discuss and formulate a business directional paper to promote and support the businesses of our Southern GC region.
The last time such a forum was conducted was almost three years ago, and it is essential that we discuss as a collective what and how the Creek to Creek Chamber moves forward as an advocacy for your business.
Please bring along with you your thoughts and ideas to this most important meeting.


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In 2015 I got to share a stage with the inimitable David Byrne, as part of the Atomic Bomb choir at Meltdown. It was one of the most joyous, high-octane experiences of my life! RIP William Onyeabor, who died in January 2017.


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SBAC testing hits seniors
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June 19, 2019
Users enjoy live match audio updates in multiple languages without unlocking their devices
Live commentary in 8 Indian dialects, accompanied by amazing GIFs, MEMEs and Short Videos
Kevin Pietersen and Michael Clarke take the tapping-the-ball challenge, previous UC Miss Cricket winners also participate
In a clear success of its strategy for digitizing sports, UC Browser – world's No.1 third-party mobile browser and a content platform, celebrates the on-going ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, along with cricket content consumers and sports enthusiasts. The recently-commenced highly-tracked India Pakistan match saw over 300 million content consumption on the UC Browser platform. Exclusive cricket-related short videos, GIFs and memes amongst others were a key source of extensive engagement for sports enthusiasts during the high-stakes game. Cricket lovers are enjoying their favorite sport at the one-stop UC Cricket information hub.
Irfan Pathan Cheering for India on the UC Browser platform
Cricketers take the Tapping-the-ball Challenge
UC Browser has captivated content consumers with its wide-ranging cricket coverage, comprising of multiple in-app activities on the UC Cricket platform. With live commentary in multiple dialects, UC Browser has become the most preferred destination for sports content in recent times. UC is the only platform that has a partnership with officially-licensed audio platform Sports Flashes, and is the only platform that enables users to listen to live broadcast (including live ball-to-ball match commentary) with a locked screen. Users can also enjoy live match audio updates in English, Hindi and other two regional languages without unlocking their devices.
Former cricket legends, Kevin Pietersen and Michael Clarke participated in UC Tapping the Ball Challenge and added a funelement, causing a major buzz on social media. Previous UC Miss Cricket winner, Sana Sultan Khan, who was featured on a billboard at New York Times Square, also took-up the challenge along with Angel Rai, who was one of the Miss Cricket runner-ups.
#UCTapEverything Challenge ft. Kevin Pietersen | Irfan Pathan | Michael Clarke
To ensure that users can follow the game religiously, UC Cricket provides a reminder feature that sends users a notification before every match. Furthermore, while enjoying the matches, cricket fanatics are also able to exchange their thoughts and opinions with each other via the Comments Section. They can customize their IDs, and use emoticons to better interact with other cricket fans.
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UC, a business within Alibaba Digital Media and Entertainment Group, is a leading provider of mobile internet software and services. The international product portfolio of UC includes content distribution platform UC Browser, Android app store 9Apps and UC Ads for mobile marketing. UC Browser is the No. 1 third-party mobile browser in the world, as per StatCounter. It has reached 430 million Monthly Active Users globally.
Additional information about UC and its products, can be found at www.ucweb.com.


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Jem'Hadar Shrouding
Seeds or plays on table. During your turn, you may place here one or two Jem'Hadar from hand or in play, then draw a card. (These Jem'Hadar are not in play.) OR Plays once every turn (for free) on an opponent's Away Team (unless it is on a homeworld). Initiate battle against that Away Team by playing up to an equal number of personnel to it from your Jem'Hadar Shrouding on table. Discard incident.
Rarity: 32 C (Holodeck Adventures)
Requires: Jem'Hadar;
Legal Card Pools: Complete Traditional Virtual Block
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Hate to break it to ya, but this is not an actual blog post.
Sorry for the misunderstanding, but I just wanted to check in and ask you all not to hate me for going a flipping WEEK without updating. I promise I will have a real blog post for you tomorrow... ok?
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I was quite impressed with the debut but this one just blows that out of the water!
Formed as long ago as 2001, it took Gothenburg-based quartet Manimal the best part of a decade to issue their debut album – 2009's 'The Darkest Room' – so I suppose it shouldn't really come as a surprise that sophomore album 'Trapped In The Shadows' took almost as long.
Back in the good old days (unless you were Boston or Def Leppard of course) such a protracted gap between releases would almost certainly have led to the band's demise; fortunately, such rules seem to have been thrown out of the window in this post download age. Impressing straight out of the box with their mix of Progressive moods and sounds a la Queensrÿche and Nocturnal Rites, the aforementioned debut was certainly one of the better releases of that year, and when similar lists for 2015 come to be compiled shortly, I'm fairly confident that 'Trapped In The Shadows' will once again feature prominently.
A little straighter than its predecessor (although there's still a modicum of Progressive flair on display), this latest release sees Manimal opt for a riff heavy attack that reminds me of 'Painkiller' era Judas Priest mixed in with Queensrÿche and Crimson Glory. I have to congratulate vocalist Samuel Nyman because last time round I thought he was the weakest link in the band, but on the evidence before me here, he seems to have come on in leaps and bounds – very Rob Halford meets Midnite!
Most of the tracks are in that punchy four to five minute bracket, yet despite the dominance of those thunderous drum/bass runs and a profusion of searing riffs, the melodies are just as strong as (if not stronger than) ever. The customary slow burning intro of opener 'Irresistible' eventually gives way to one of the best early Savatage riffs I've heard in years and comes complete with sky skimming vocals a la Halford circa the aforementioned 'Painkiller'...spookily, the second time that comparison has struck me right between the eyes in as many days (see Primal Fear review HERE).
And just as you've picked your jaw up from off the floor, along comes 'March Of Madness' with its unmistakably classic Queensrÿche vibe... two songs in and I'm already sold! And it just gets better and better... 'Screaming Out', the juggernaut heavy title track (very debut album from CG), 'The Dark', 'Silent Messiah'...all razor sharp and deadly.
I was quite impressed with the debut but this one just blows that out of the water!
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The 39th Austin ISD All-City Music Memory Contest will be held on Saturday, May 4 at the AISD Performing Arts Center, and KMFA is helping AISD elementary participants prepare with a broadcast of all the required pieces of music. Click the "Listen" button above to hear this special Music Memory broadcast hosted by Jeffrey Blair.
The Playlist:
Rodeo: Hoe-Down by Copland
Carmen: Les voici by Bizet
Four Sketches: In Autumn by Beach
Eine kleine Nachtmusik: Movement 1 by Mozart
Für Elise by Beethoven
Stars and Stripes Forever by Sousa
Cantata No. 147: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring by Bach
The Nutcracker: Overture by Tchaikovsky
The Red Poppy: Russian Sailor's Dance by Glière
Water Music Suite No. 2: Alla Hornpipe by Handel
Songs of Travel: The Vagabond by Vaughan Williams
Take Five by Desmond
Symphony No. 88: Movement 4 by Haydn
Symphony 1997: Jubilation by Tan Dun
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We have extensive experience in real estate and project development work. Our lawyers have provided advice on such major Slovak development projects such as PSA Peugeot, KIA Motors, Polus City Centre, Laugaricio Shopping Mall, Eurovea etc.
We cover complex as well as simple real estate transactions including the financing of real estate transactions, acquisition of land titles, title insurance, urban planning, urban decisions, building permits, construction, use of infrastructure and premises, commercial leases, sale of projects & property, agreements with energy and other media suppliers.


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- Consul General Jennifer DeWitt Walsh
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Access to U.S. Government buildings is governed by very strict security regulations. This is not only to protect our staff but also you, our customer, our guest.
It is advisable to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your actual appointment time.
All services are available by appointment only.
Also take note of the Dutch and American holidays before planning your visit.
To facilitate your entry into the Consulate General in Amsterdam, please adhere to the following rules:
Do not:
- bring your laptop, tablet, I-Pad or any other such electronic device. Such items are strictly inadmissible and will delay your entry. Mobile phones are allowed (see below).
- bring weapons of any kind, or objects that can be used as weapons. So no pen knifes or other sharp objects, including certain belt buckles.
- bring any luggage.
- take photographs or make recordings of any kind.
- bring anything that is unlawful according to U.S. and/or Dutch law. You will be turned away and will need to make a new appointment. All items you bring to the Consulate are subject to inspection.
- bring large amounts of cash. Although some consular fees may be paid in cash, there is no need to bring more than you need. Most fees can also be paid by credit card (NOT by PIN Card).
- bring your animal/pet. We do allow service animals.
- bring skate boards or similar wheeled devices.
- bring motorcycle, scooter or bicycle helmets.
- use your phone at the window. Unless authorized to do so by a consular employee, the use of an electronic device at the consular window is not permitted.
- bring your appointment confirmation print out. If you forgot to print this, tell the guards right away so they can check our entry list.
- bring the correct format passport photo. Or you may need to reschedule.
- bring only what you need for your U.S. Citizen Service, Notary Service or Visa Service.
- bring your wallet and keep it on when entering our waiting room you as you will be asked to pay for your service.
- bring your phone, but turn your Bluetooth off.
- bring your wheelchair, electrical device for medical reason (with statement from physician) or service animal if you require it. You can also bring someone to assist you if necessary for health reasons, but make sure they bring identification.
Failure to comply with these rules may result in the forfeiture of your appointment. For reasons of security, we retain the right to amend this policy at any time and/or prohibit the introduction of electronic devices in individual cases. The consulate is unable to store items.
Consulate personnel is not responsible for anything you bring with you, be it cash, documents, personal belongings or equipment.
Who can enter the Consulate?
- People with an appointment for a consular service (visa, passport, notary appointment) and if necessary witnesses . No family members except parents of a minor
- If the applicant does not speak English or Dutch he/she can bring an interpreter although we prefer this person not to be a direct family member and he/she should bring identification
- One assistant to a disabled person, he/she should bring identification
Once Inside
- For any U.S. citizen service or notary service (including social security applicants), proceed to the smaller waiting room and line up at window 5 until you have been assisted by a staff member
- Visa applicants: Remain in the large waiting room and wait for your number to be called to windows one or two
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Looking for a cheap flight from Kuching to Miri (KCH-MYY)?
Before you book a flight you can use Utiket to find the cheapest flights from Kuching to Miri for MasWings, AirAsia, Malindo Air, FireFly, AirAsia X. All flight data are real-time and accurate. Utiket finds all the cheapest flights from Kuching to Miri.
Flight time and time difference
- On average the flight time between Kuching and Miri is about 1 hr 0 min.
- There is no time difference between these cities. The timezone for both cities is: UTC +08:00. The local time now: 05:07:12.
- There are 2 airlines flying from Kuching to Miri.
- Weekly there are 15 flights between Kuching to Miri.
- The earliest flight from Kuching to Miri is at 06:50.
- The latest flight is at 21:20.
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Kuching International Airport (KIA) is the main airport in Sarawak and the fourth biggest airport in Malaysia after Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu and Penang.
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Aniara Trailer Knocks a Mission to Mars Wildly Off Course
Hardboiled sci-fi is hard to come by nowadays, as some audiences are turned off by hyper-intelligent fare at the movies. But others crave it like the consumed passengers of a doomed space mission in Aniara. Today, we have a first look at the thrilling sci-fi adventure, with a trailer and poster direct from Magnolia.
Magnolia Pictures will release Aniara in theaters on May 17, 2019. The story follows a ship carrying settlers to Mars, which gets knocked wildly off course. This causes the consumption-obsessed passengers to consider their place in the universe, in Pella Kagerman and Hugo Lilja's eerie and caustic sci-fi adaptation of a work by Swedish Nobel Prize-winning writer Harry Martinson.
Pella Kågerman and Hugo Lilja collaborated on this unique sci-fi thriller, writing the script together, and directing the film on set with a cast that includes Emilie Jonsson, Arvin Kananian, Bianca Cruzeiro, Anneli Martini, Jennie Silfverhjelm, Peter Carlberg, and Emma Broomé.
Pella Kågerman is a Swedish director who started off in shorts, with a career that spans back to 2009. Aniara serves as a directorial debut for the filmmaker, working alongside Hugo Lilja after collaborating on a number of short movies throughout the years.
Emelie Jonsson headlines Aniara, working mostly in TV. She is perhaps best known for her role on the popular TV miniseries Gentlemen & Gangsters. This will be her first major role in a motion picture coming to the states. She is joined by Swedish actor Arvin Kananian, who has a steady body of work stemming back to 2011.
Aniara premiered at TIFF (Toronto international Film Festival) in Canada in September 2018, where it was welcomed with anxious arms and reviewed well amongst those who saw it. The story is actually based on a poem by Harry Martinson, who passed away in 1978. This is the first major work he's had adapted for the screen, though he has passed in a couple of screenplays based on previous novels.
The Aniara trailer and poster come direct from Magnolia Pictures, who will be providing some sweet indie relief from the start of a summer moviegoing season that will see Avengers: Endgame still going strong in theaters. It will be competing directly with heavy hitter John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum in its first weekend, along with the family sequel A Dog's Journey. Aniara is bringing something decidedly different to the summer movie table. And for a certain audience, it will be a breath of fresh air. You can take a look at the trippy eye-catching poster below, but don't get caught in its wave lengths. It may just crumple your mind and leave you useless for the rest of the day.
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Trash the tension of walking around for properties: Choose the best applications
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The importance Digital sector has bought into the present era has hiked to a level that has made its necessity a major advantage to most of the business. The difference between having a digital media for everything has made the lives of the people easier. And the same applies to the real estate sector in Kerala where applications of the same have turned out to be a space where the people can get exactly what they want by just taking the effort of downloading the app and also by setting the right filters to it find the appropriate deal that is looked for. All the applications have turned out to be a space where the people can find luxury flats and apartments in Kerala.
There is an array of real estate applications that work in International, National and Regional basis which has indeed given the people fruitful reasons to prefer them. The most famous site, '99 acres' has always had an edge over this preference due to the fact that they have results on a larger pace as well as on a shorter pace. It is one of the first sites that got started with real estate application. It offers the people with a range of listings from which a choice can be made by the people wherein they can contact either the owner of the property or the realtors.
'No Broker' is another application that most of the people prefer and they brought to the people, the choice of completely avoiding any business that takes brokerage. And hence this has turned to be a space where the people will not have to come through realtors who take a lump sum of money from the people. It offers the people with properties that are to be sold and rented. People can also find hostels as well as flatmates on this platform. 'Housing.com', as the name suggests, is yet an alternative that is chosen by the people to search for the listings that are verified. Along with providing pictures, they even have the option of providing proper map location.
'Magic Bricks property search' again provides the people with a chance to invade into what one may call a perfect place to find properties that provide the exact information that the people might need. Everything written alongside the property remains to be the true and hence the people can't count on it any day. A lot more apps like Makaan and Common Floor also exist which indeed makes it easy for the people to see to it that they end up with what they long for. Almost all the biggies in real estate market now has their flats and villas displayed on several applications so that the reach is way ahead for the people all over the world. In fact, it becomes easy for the people to view properties sitting in various parts of the world. The Digital platform is sure to make buying and selling a much easier job in Kerala.


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Hillwood Zagłębie
The first tenant of the Hillwood Zagłębie warehouse park is Investa. The company has leased over 5,000 sq m of warehouse and office space. AXI IMMO represented the company in the transaction.
The first tenant of the Hillwood Zagłębie park located in Sosnowiec is Investa Sp. z o.o., which is one of the leaders in the Polish steel industry (distribution of stainless steel and aluminium). The nationwide company is based in Pruszcz Gdański, has its central warehouse in Stryków and regional offices in Olsztyn, Moszna-Parcela, Wroclaw, Lubon and Sosnowiec.
Investa Sp. z o.o. has signed an agreement with developer Hillwood to lease 5,225 sq m of warehouse and office-social space. AXI IMMO consultants provided the company with comprehensive consultation throughout the transaction. Investa once again took advantage of AXI IMMO's services, which also advised on negotiations for the lease of industrial space in Central Poland.
The signing of the agreement with the developer means that the company's Silesian branch will move from its current location to the newly established modern warehouse park. The agreement is for ten years with the possibility of renewal. The space occupied by the tenant will be adapted to its requirements, including over-standard flooring resistance, dedicated oversized zero-level gates and structural reinforcements.


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Many animals have the mental and emotional capacity equal to that of humans.
Elephants, for example, are known to have exceptionally good memories and have long been known to grieve for their loved ones and return to their burial sites.
I heard of the following story a while ago, and was incredibly touched by this particular herd of elephants. At some point in their lives, they were saved by conservationist and "elephant whisperer" Lawrence Anthony. Anthony had established the Thula Thula wildlife reservation, which spans over 5,000 acres. It is home to many hunted and endangered species on the continent.
Mere days after Anthony passed away, these elephants did something that left me speechless.
Anthony's son had spoken to The New York Times about how the elephants have paid their respects to his father. Read on to find out what these elephants chose to do, and let us know in the comments what you thought of this incredible story…


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BREAKING NEWS: Vaxxed has been pulled from Amazon – Here is how you can help!
Rep. Schiff sent a second letter to Amazon this morning, which resulted in Vaxxed being removed from Amazon Video, including Prime and streaming. It was available to stream in the U.S., UK, Canada and Australia and had been readily available since 2016 with Amazon earning healthy margins, especially on Prime.
(To note: The film stills seem to be available on DVD for now with over 3900 reviews and almost ALL of them are 5 stars.)
Also to note: if you contact Amazon customer service, they will reply that it was the "content provider" who made this decision. That is not accurate.
If you had ordered the film via Amazon and it is in your queue, you will have to ask them directly for a refund via the orders module.
If you watch this CNN report, you'll see what Facebook – one of our key communication platforms – intends to do.
Here are some ways you help fight this act of blatant censorship and attempts to silence our community:
Continue supporting Vaxxed
Purchasing Vaxxed is the greatest method of support for the film, and protest of this censorship. Please do not pirate the film – this only harms our efforts.
- Vaxxed can still be streamed via Vimeo in 250 territories with the following subtitles: Spanish, Italian and French. Go here to watch.
- And here for those who prefer a "clean" version.
- Vaxxed can always be purchased directly here.
Protest Amazon
Let Amazon know that you want Vaxxed back up! Tell them via their social media, and send them a complaint:
And should you choose, #BoycottAmazon! If you contact Amazon customer service, you might be told that the "content provider" (as in us, the distributor), have pulled the film voluntarily. This is not true and likely because the customer service people are uninformed, not because it is the truth. We did not pull the film.


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Your Third Eye, the 6th Chakra
The third eye, or mind's eye, is the 6th chakra located on your forehead. Discussed in Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and other belief systems, It is at the location of the pineal gland. It is a divine connection to the source, and is believed to allow one to perceive more than what can be seen through physical sight. It is a doorway to higher conciousness, which can be opened or awakened through meditation, yoga and other practices that focus on opening the third eye. Artwork: Alex Grey, COSM
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The Milton Mini is a great little product that cleans and sterilises your child's dummy with little effort while on the go. You simply add water and a Milton mini steriliser tablet into the device, insert the dummy, screw the top on, leave it for fifteen minutes and the dummy is sterile and ready to use. The dummy can be used straight away or can be stored in the Milton Mini for up to 24 hours. It comes in a choice of green, blue and purple.
As well as a steriliser the Milton Mini doubles up as a storage device, the dummy remains sterile in there for 24 hours so this is ideal to store your dummy in in readiness for when you need it. The velcro strap means that as well as easily carrying the steriliser in your changing bag you also have the option to attach it to things such as the pushchair.
The only downside for me is that there isn't a pink option, having a baby girl has made me a little pink crazy!


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John Krasinski originally refused to have anything to do with a sequel to his horror movie A Quiet Place.
The original sci-fi horror, which followed a family fighting for survival in a post-apocalyptic world inhabited by blind extraterrestrial creatures with an acute sense of hearing, was a major hit with the critics and at the box office following its release in 2018, so studio bosses at Paramount wanted Krasinski, who wrote, directed and starred in the original, to make a follow-up.
However, Krasinski has revealed to Entertainment Weekly he was reluctant to sign on for the sequel and had to be persuaded that it would a good idea.
"I totally understood why the studio wanted to do a sequel for financial reasons," he explained. "I didn't want anything to do with it because, weirdly, as much as I'm the writer-director, I'm also a huge fan of this movie. I didn't want to be a part of anything that would be viewed as a cash grab."
However, once he sat down and went through possible ideas for a sequel, he was "Jedi-mindtricked into directing this thing".
Now, Krasinski is dealing with "very core-level anxieties" as he works hard to get A Quiet Place Part II finished ahead of its release in March, and The Office star is hopeful that fans of the original will love the follow-up just as much as he does.
"I hope people think the movie is as good as I think it is, because I had the same anxieties that (the fans) did when I heard they were making a sequel: 'Why are they doing that?' Hopefully I answered that question," he shared.
A Quiet Place Part II, starring Krasinski's wife Emily Blunt, returning stars Millicent Simmonds and Noah Jupe, and new additions Cillian Murphy and Djimon Hounsou, is in cinemas from 20 March.
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Oh, you thought the left was Tolerant? Guess again, snowflake; men like William "B.J." Blazkowicz don't take Fascism laying down, and are ready- and willing- to put a boot and a bullet to Nazi forces at any given time! Following on from the events of The New Order, a critically injured B.J. has fallen into a coma after the confrontation as Deathsheads fortress, and is taken in by the Kreisau Circle (who facilitate his survival by removing some of his internal organs), who have commandeered a Nazi U-boat named Eva's Hammer. Unfortunately for everyone aboard, Frau Engel- a particularly nasty and brutal commander even by the standards of the Nazis- has set her sights on the U-boat, particularly because of her hatred of B.J. Though our heroes try to escape unharmed, a series of tragic happenstances results in one of their group, Caroline, not surviving the ordeal. Further steeled by her loss, B.J. and his peers resolve at Caroline's funeral to do whatever it takes to enact her final plan; liberate the United States from the Nazi Regime, and turn it into the main base of operations with which to free the rest of the world from their brutal clutches.
Part fast-paced first person shooter action and part unintentionally-relevant biting satire, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is one game you don't want to miss out on!


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2019 Bmw M5 Commercial – Now we are going to talk about the The sixth-generation BMW M5, made its debut late in 2015, yet today, we ultimately reach see the one we've been awaiting. Bear in mind when BMW flaunted a few of their newest models at the end of the year. Customers that yearn for the desire cars and truck, which is comfortable for trips with standart rate certainly. BMW is an excellent Brand, That does not know cars and truck manufacturers who are currently in the vehicle market year-end. Auto manufacturers are always present the kind of auto that is really wind resistant and sporty and showcases very sophisticated attributes. The convenience of the Toyota Thrill cars and truck is perfect for your family.
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Then in the in 2015, Revamped, sixth generation of BMW's muscular efficiency car is the fastest M auto ever. BMW has actually presented a new auto that is BMW M5. This type of Sedan automobile with a sporty and elegant style as well as this automobile is excellent for usage in various situations. Having a very flashy exterior look, of course, the interior has a function that is really technologically advanced to the area of this cars and truck that will be launch. Given that it wased initially generated to this day, the auto has undergone a very significant modification. Although 2019 Bmw M5 Commercial it is flowing in the marketplace, yet its presence has actually been verified to be present this year.
Is a sort of automobile Sedan, Among one of the most popular cars and trucks on the market today. BMW M5 remains in a much more comfy layout for the biker as well as for the dash is additionally made extra modern-day as well as technically the latest pinned panel. Yet the huge information is the M5's new M xDrive all-wheel-drive system with two-wheel-drive mode. All other times, the transfer case routes all power to the rear, and also the Energetic M Differential handles torque between the rear wheels. But don't get concerned concerning that. They guarantee excellent points. The BMW M5 has been around for over Thirty Years, and also each generation has actually been significantly enhanced as compared to the last.
The previous 2 generations of M5 were supplied with optional dual-clutch transmissions, the M5's all-wheel drive system is called M xDrive. Based upon the BMW launch, the cost of the BMW M5 that brings this powerful engine will definitely not drain your pocket. In the latest generation, BMW M5 is currently equipped with the latest innovation, the maximum power generated for the sort of vehicle in its course. Surprisingly once more in addition to Outside, obviously, BMW M5 comes thanks to the acquainted S63 twin-turbo 4.4-liter V-8, strengthened with 24.0 psi of boost and boosted ability of the direct-injection system. As BMW M5 cars and trucks expand, BMW M5 cars are based upon efficiency. The new model is quicker and more effective, yet it is likewise a lot more refined than the auto it changes.
Has a long rental income with no major modifications considering that it was initially presented. Somehow, BMW is extremely passionate about upgrading this car with a more modern-day form. When looking at the outside requirements of this BMW M5, will appear a really challenging sporty aura. The M5 can even keep in its memory two driver profiles, consisting of preferences for engine and transmission response, guiding effort and suspension damping. The brand-new models has an extremely aerodynamic style with a fresh look and more futuristic when compared with other Sedan variants that are marketed.
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When the Sedan gets here next spring, which in this section is more concerned about the comfort element instead of the passenger capability aspect then the BMW M5 requirements also puts more emphasis on the convenience of the rider. The BMW gets here in spring 2018, beginning with the limited-production First Edition designs.
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So a little evaluation of the 2019 Bmw M5 Commercial and its requirements, when seen from the rate of this car does look quite expensive when compared to the same type of automobile that is a Sedan. But BMW M5 already has an uneven car. So we're not amazed if the price is recognized a bit more costly because it is comparable to the features that are in it and it is really beneficial. How to end up being interested in this BMW M5. Although it has actually been launched but the BMW has not released the official cost. The brand-new sixth-generation BMW M5 goes on sale next spring. Prices has not yet been revealed, The official rate will appear in some future time.


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The following indicate a delusion:
1. The person expresses an idea or belief with unusual persistence or force.
2. That idea appears to exert an undue influence on his or her life, and the way of life is often altered to an inexplicable extent.
3. The individual tends to be humorless and oversensitive, especially about the belief.
4. An attempt to contradict the belief is likely to arouse an inappropriately strong emotional reaction, often with irritability and hostility.
5. The person is emotionally over-invested in the idea and it overwhelms other elements of his or her reasoning.
The following features are found:
1. It is a stable disorder characterized by the presence of delusions to which the person clings with extraordinary tenacity.
2. The condition is chronic and frequently lifelong.
3. The delusions are logically constructed and internally consistent.
4. The delusions do not interfere with general logical reasoning (although within the delusional system the logic is perverted) and there is usually no general disturbance of behavior.
5. The individual experiences a heightened sense of self-reference. Events which, to others, are nonsignificant are of enormous significance to him or her, and the atmosphere surrounding the delusions is highly charged.
6. For the deluded, their own beliefs are single-mindedly asserted and imposed as an objective reality for all others.


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The Sky's Not the Limit 'WE ARE! 'Empowerment & Growth Mind-set Workshop brought to you for FREE by the Launchpad Mentoring Programme.
***Please note that this is an event that forms part of the Launchpad Programme. This event is open to any business that is prestart or under two years of trading. If your company has been trading for over two years, then you may still be able to attend, but please call 01226 773003 to check first.***
During the session you will have the opportunity to hear from the Launchpad Mentoring Team and the programme's benefits, plus a chance to hear from Sue Curr, a Mentor from the programme who will cover:
The possibilities for living the life you were meant to live before the world told you how show should are ENDLESS, So tell me "¦
What Would YOU do if you believed that The Sky's Not the Limit 'WE ARE!
- – What would YOU be?
– Where would YOU go?
– What could YOU do?
Our minds are the most powerful tool we possess; Yet unless we become self-aware, and take notice of the 'tricks' it plays on us? We can and indeed do get ourselves into trouble
Why? Because without doubt, when we run our lives on auto-pilot, we subconsciously handover our power because we forget (if we ever knew in the first place) that WE are 'or at least should be in control of our life's journey and that includes the way we think, act and speak.
Our mind if we allow it can become a weapon of mass destruction
For sure it will prevent us ever understanding that The Sky's NOT the Limit 'WE ARE! It will sabotage our hopes, our dreams and our aspirations by stopping us in our tracks and filling our minds with doubt. It will prevent many of us from being, doing, achieving or even attempting that which we would dearly love, let alone were born to do
The answer is simple really 'We believe the story we tell ourselves!
How many times have you heard yourself or others say, or even state as fact something that begins with;
- – Yes but IF I did "¦
– I can't do that because IF I did "¦ and so on?
In order to effect change (of any sort) we have to be willing to take the chance to CHOOSE to change! And yet we don't.
We stay rooted and safe within our carefully crafted comfort zones
A comfort zone which even though it may be a difficult place to be is infinitely safer than that which awaits us on the other side of change let alone reach for the stars because we know beyond doubt that The Sky's Not the Limit 'WE ARE
This Course Addresses
Taking those first, yet often scary first steps toward;
- – Reclaiming your life
– Committing to living it in your own way
– Doing so on your own terms with both purpose & passion
– Letting go of the need to apologise, justify, or explain yourself EVER!
- Is it easy? NO! Is it worth it? DEFINITELY!
Are you are looking to make long-lasting, positive & sustainable change in any area of your life be that: personally, in your relationships or within your business? Then 'Look No More
Life can be viewed through one of two windows those of Fear or Opportunity
This Workshop is For You If;
Fear, stress, worry and anxiety etc are impacting negatively on your life in ANY way. Particularly if you feel that you are being held back by the fear of;
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– Not being enough
- Every situation is different the problems, needs & requirements of each of us are as unique as our fingerprints but "¦
You will come to understand;
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You Will Learn;
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– The best way to hold yourself accountable for your own progress
– How to immerse yourself in activities which will underpin and promote long term, sustainable change
– To face life head on and enable yourself to 'Have the Courage to Be Who YOU Really Are!


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Work the dancefloorBy Tom Briglia
Round 5, 2019
Melbourne 3.3, 4.5, 4.8. 7.13 (55)
St Kilda 4.1, 7.2, 12.5, 15.5 (95)
Crowd: 35,558 at the MCG, Saturday, April 20th at 4.35pm
A warm sunny day of waiting around in the stands at the MCG usually means being on the precipice of a big vom ahead of a final, but after opening to the season and unfamiliar positivity through the week, mid-afternoon on Saturday felt like a massive tease. I'd ended up wearing my membership scarf despite the conditions. How else would people know who I go for? They need to to know I'm paid-up, too. I'm not here just to wind up Melbourne folk, I'm here to have an in-game meltdown about the mighty Saints.
With the Bulldogs and Richmond saluting in the past few years it has left, aptly, the Demons and the Saints isolated with long-term premiership droughts of 55 and 53 years respectively, and we've locked in a Diet Caffeine-Free version of the St Kilda and Geelong rivalry of last decade. Melbourne and St Kilda could still build to something greater in the coming years; I very facetiously posted last week a photo of a (seemingly) packed MCG from two years ago with the Saints in the clash jumper and referred to it as a photo from the 2020 Grand Final. My theory is that Melbourne would finish top and we might get into the four and make our way through, and we would be playing in our clash jumper as we had to in 2010. Given Saturday's game was played in the Saturday twilight slot at the MCG and with that jumper arrangement, I might suggest this was a training run for the 2023 Grand Final, as Tim Worner continues to decide how and when footy is played, has eliminated defenders from the game and ensured the Grand Final has pre-match, quarter-time, half-time, three-quarter time and post-match entertainment, and has Perth's late 80s USA fetish light show and fireworks going off after the final siren to ruin the moment that supporters have been waiting their whole lives to experience and embrace.
But we had to get through Round 5 of 2019 first.
Melbourne showed a lot of fight that they'd been criticised for lacking against the Swans. Given where both clubs were coming from, it felt like too much of an ask for a club like St Kilda to go 4-1 while the closest thing we have to a rival went 1-4 as a result. I said last week any coincidences typically are weighted to something saddening or morose when it comes to St Kilda. I remember going into Robert Harvey's club games record-breaking game in Round 7 against the Cats in 2006, thinking a win was just too far because it meant the Cats would have gone 2-5. Not on our watch.
We were due to really stink up the joint too. Four games, three wins and a five-point loss, and a higher-profile game to be exposed in, as the young Lions endured on Thursday night.
In another sign that everyone at the club cares again, any supporters who got there early enough would have seen the group meeting on the MCG turf, with the players, emergencies and coaches. Any runaway thoughts during the week of the Saints being "back" were thrown to reality when the Dees ominously took out the first clearance and hit Preuss on the lead for the opener in the first minute;
Preuss backed up the two early goals against the Swans last week with another pair that bookended the first quarter. Our defence had held up well for much of the quarter, but let one slip in the final seconds and Preuss nailed a massive kick from outside 50 on the run.
The inside 50 count read 17-6 at quarter time, and we'd done well going the other way to kick 4.1 from that. Membrey had two; one from close range and another from a strong contested mark on 50, and an excellent set shot kick that still remains a St Kilda novelty despite the broader changes in fortune so far this year. Kent's first two set shots at goal brought his royal shank run to three (although he set up Membrey's first). For the third consecutive match Acres kicked an opening quarter goal before making his presence felt across the middle of the ground later on, while a slick gather from Our New Best Player Jack Billings and a long kick inbound to Newnes found Kent in the goalsquare for an easy nerve-calmer. He literally kicked it over the Melbourne cheer squad and into the top deck of the Southern Stand, and watching back on the replay Dwayne Russell actually played it down with an "Puts into row 15" rather than a "THAT COULD BE BALL"-style shout.
While our best two individual defenders have been taken out of the team – add the captain to that for a month or so now – the number of entries coming in from Melbourne's midfield threatened to break that down. That wasn't unexpected; our midfield remains a concern on paper and Jack Steven was understandably rusty in his return. Never mind our own efficiency going forward, that counts for fark all if you can't get the footy and we didn't look anywhere near it over the first several minutes of the second quarter.
While the broader Melbourne re-emergence has aligned with our Road to 2018(*2020), the 2014 draft has loomed as a flashpoint. Our Paddy, promising, improving but banged up and maybe done, and their bullocking Petracca and brave Brayshaw. Regardless of what you think of the draft, Brayshaw is clearly having the best impact of the three. Watching him go around in the helmet as a permanent marker of where he's been, and continue to will himself to contests, is the same I feel watching Paddy now. (Newnes vacuously ripped the helmet from his head and threw it away in the first quarter, but I also secretly enjoyed it from the perspective of watching this team's attitude and expression evolve.)
As well as getting plenty of the ball, Brayshaw had kicked a classy goal off a few steps from 45 in the first quarter, and then two slick combinations with Petracca within moments of each other early in the second were rather sinister. A bullet pass from the top of the 50 arc to Petracca's lead came first, but he wildly sliced the kick from 30 metres out. It was fine that he missed that one, sure, but it only looked like their mids would keep giving them options; a few moments later Brayshaw ran onto the ball hard up against the boundary in the pocket and quickly chipped a curling pass right into the middle of three Demons. Petracca took the mark and didn't make a mistake, and Melbourne had worked their way into the lead.
Just as Hawthorn did not kick a goal following what appeared to be a moment of supremacy established the previous week, from that moment Melbourne's goals column was held hostage by defence headed by Wilkie, Battle, Geary and Paton. Melbourne didn't kick one following that Petracca shot – five minutes into the second quarter – until Melksham's two minutes into the final term.
One of the components of the Saints this year has been the ability to change the dynamic of the game when challenged, and not in the way that happened so often last year in which the game was most likely over and Richo would front a press conference saying he was please with the way we played out another tepid game.
But three times in the three weeks now we've wrestled the ascendancy from the opposition. There was no obvious moment in which it "started"; the team defence slowly had started to press down on the throat before you knew it had a stranglehold. While the hit-out count remained expectedly lopsided, the pressure in close from Steele, Ross, Steven and even Marshall brought in the games of guys like Billings, Gresham and Sinclair (who had a double-page spread in the Herald Sun that morning for some reason). A period of more than 11 minutes saw just two behinds scored, before a rush of players close to goal ended with Lonie dribbling one through, signalling the start of an eight-goal run.
A couple of stats-heavy articles during the week had armchair clowns like myself thinking we were Kingy in the War Room. We've gone from 17th to fourth in the competition for marks, and from first in the competition (more than 40%) to 17th for playing on after marks (just over 205 going into Saturday). Long kicks were up 12th to fourth to bring in the pressure aspect of the game, but that can also look like the 2018-style kicks down the line to nothing or to ill-positioned forwards with no support at ground level. As we saw in the better moments of the pre-season, setting up deeper across the ground became much more apparent and numbers were readily available for a switch or kick forward; either way we were able to create more options for the player with the ball, and the decisions could be made with more purpose. On the flipside, Richo mentioned during the week that "we're not wanting to be as slow and as deliberate" as we'd been, and we ended up with a play-on percentage closer to last year's numbers, and this was helped by positioning and hard work of the runners around the play.
It also meant that when we were forced to defend, there were more players readily back, and Wilkie, Battle, Webster and Brown were able to shut down any higher balls, and Bonus Human Ben Paton, Geary, Savage and Newnes were positioned to work the ball away. During the extended trajectory one of particular long, high ball into Melbourne's forward line in the third quarter, I caught myself expecting the St Kilda defence to shut it down. And that there would be players at the fall of the ball who would be willing and able to neatly find their way out of the traffic and to safety. When was the last time you had implicit trust in the St Kilda team you were watching, if only for a moment?
Three consecutive goals in a dominant third term all came from a similar move and said a lot about the day. I don't write this blog to tell you what we can all watch on the replay, but for my own sake needs documentation should this day become the landmark I (we) hope it does.
The first came from the kick-out after Geary's crunching effort to force a behind as Hunt ran onto the ball at the top of the Melbourne goal square. The act means yet another test of a senior player in defence missing, but they left some very clear instructions on their way out. Webster's long kick-out had four Saints already streaming off the half-back flank on the southern stand side and Ross steadied and handballed back to Lonie. John sized up his options and showed off his underrated field kicking with a clean pass to the running Kent, who was in the throes of the kind of game circumstance can draw out of a player. Long was waiting for him further ahead, 60 out on the boundary line, and had enough space to move onto the right and kick to the pocket where Bruce took a very strong mark overhead under pressure from Frost, and with little margin for error given he was on the boundary line. In another welcome set shot triumph, he stepped around the corner onto his left and curled the ball in.
Melbourne's next foray forward was interrupted by Blacres running back with the flight and enjoying the magic of outstretched arms. The ball was taken up the MCC side and met with another strong overhead mark, this time from Parker. Realising the number of Saints set up behind and laterally, he wisely gave it off to Webster for Webster to kick long across the ground to Wilkie. Sav was running past and kicked to Paton on the opposite half-back flank, with Acres running for him next down the line. Sav could have gone to Acres in the first place, but kicking to Paton drew Viney away from Acres and to Paton – as well as Paton's direct opponent Spargo – and it meant Acres was now out on his own. Steele was nearby with Melksham, who moved to Acres, Steele got the ball and his kick found Long again wide near the 50 metre arc, and this time Long went for goal himself. I said last week that his quick, clinical snap goal in the first quarter looked like the product of a good team would do, even if it was just one player's act. This was all of that and more – including the audacity to have the shot at all. At that point (courtesy of catching Gary Lyon's comments on the replay), we'd had 17 shots – five hadn't scored – from 23 inside 50s.
Completing the trilogy was a very happy Dean Kent, and again from a chain featuring Ben Long. Parker, Paton (twice), Savage and Marshall exchanged short passes from a shallow Melbourne entry that hit the ground, and Geary saw Other GOAT Wilkie moving for the pass out wide. His kick was good enough and Acres again took a mark under heat, and Long was running past. The handball hit him and instead of going short to Gresh or Stuv he kicked long into pocket into the path of Kent, who ran onto it and burned his man cutting the angle in something of a cross between Adam Schneider's goals in the 2008 Semi Final and the 2010 Preliminary Final, each time marking a team making its move.
The 2009 and 2010 teams are easy reference points because they were the last genuinely decent St Kilda teams, but there are a lot of aspects across the ground that physically and logistically appear similar. This isn't a team built on the direct, fast-paced ball movement that the Geelong side of that time flaunted, but rather pressure and contested possession. This looks like something from the Ross Lyon school of reducing the opposition to a staggering, wheezing husk.
Bruce is creating a habit of stepping up and creating a moment for himself, and then making the most of it. Important leads, marks and set shots in the past couple of weeks when each were at a premium were followed on Saturday with the mark in the pocket, and then to put the cream on the quarter with another straight kick from another overhead mark on the lead from a difficult Stuv tumble punt that threatened anything from a half-volley to a rude falcon.
Last Monday's Robbo's Monday Hero Callum Wilkie is the new GOAT, following in Blacres' footsteps as randomly anointed GOAT. He plays somewhere between Jason Blake and Sam Fisher in the air and moves onto his left like James Gwilt, a patchwork of more easy reference points that have made him recognisable but also a bizarre novelty. In what dimension did we end up with someone like him, not to mention the circumstances ?
The same can be said of Matthew Parker, who with Long forms a dangerous pairing across the forward half. Both bring edges to a team that flipped between bored and anxious last year. Lonie and Long were barely sighted through that season for different reasons and almost feel like new recruits – not to mention Bruce missing effectively the entire year – and with Kent and Parker our forward line is a very new entity.
Seb Ross last week warned (rather cheerily, given it was after a tight win) there would be more close games this year. Perhaps three of the four previous results had a lot to do with our goal kicking accuracy; Saturday is what it looks like when the goal kicking accuracy is there, and in each of Rounds 2, 3 and 4 we had more scoring shots. For all of the domination and the decent highlights reel that Saturday produced, we never quite put them away, although bombing it long to forwards looks okish when the opposition doesn't look capable of a clean string of possessions. It's very easy and very tempting to get swept up in any positive media commentary around the Saints right now. Robbo's Monday Hero (Callum Wilkie and, this week, Richo), the 360 dedicated chat in which Gerard talked about how we're playing a "sustainable" style of footy that shares elements with recent successful teams; news reports about Jarryn Geary's injury as if it might impact on the AFL season rather than just our own; Caro talking on 3AW about the club holding up its end on its pre-season promises; the general reporting around the newspapers.
There will be lulls too – Parker, Battle, Long, Wilkie, Paton and Marshall have all played less than 20 games and will get tired, and the team will experience the natural ebbs and flows that all do over the distance of one season. But a demarcation line has been drawn. This is how we play now. There might be something beyond just this week. Something more sustainable.
As per usual, don't rely on the people and organisations with the endless money and resources to get shit right. The stadium PA started playing the club song (you know, the tacky, watered-down cover version that no-one asked for) before Jack Billings had taken his shot after the siren. The operator (not sure if that's the actual term) then cut the song, and then faded it back in really clumsily following the kick. It diluted what should have been a really excellent moment for the club with some awkwardness.
So leave it to the organic and the spontaneous and the genuine. Hearing the St Kilda song break out late in the game through three separate sections of the MCG – the cheer squad, the Punt Road/Southern Stand pocket, and in the MCC – expressed and broke open optimism for the journey the club is on more than music after goals or a re-recorded song ever will. After the slightly-turned-down club song played after the game (once it got going again), the supporters at the city end started the singing the song themselves. The last time I saw that at the MCG was on a Saturday night – in the first year of this decade – because we would be playing in a Grand Final seven days later. At the end of the 2010s, several generations of St Kilda fans still don't really know what a premiership means or how it changes your life. What we look to from the club is reflective of what we hope for in our day-to-day lives: that there might be a better time ahead. Billings fittingly finished another best-on-ground performance with that post-siren goal, and the roar as it sailed through might have been from the club itself.


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Sure, I'm theoretically capable of doing all the art myself, but I simply don't have the time to do it. I've recently been looking to find a talented artist who can do all the art for me, and then it occurred to me that Newgrounds is a perfect place to look.
The Art Portal is LOADED with extremely talented artists, and I'm hoping that at least a few of them would be willing to do the art for a (approx.) 100 page graphic novel.
In addition to the thrill of having your name on a published work of art, being sold in stores all across the country, you'll be making money!
Probably not enough that it'll make you fabulously wealthy (in fact, that's extremely unlikely), but it'll still be a good chunk of cash.
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--Draw very well, realistically AND cartoony. It's a superhero/supervillain comic, so I'm going to want someone who can draw superheroes really well. At the same time, it's a comedy, and I want the artist to be able to draw cartoons fairly well. If this sounds confusing, don't worry; I have samples of the art style I'm looking for. I've already designed the characters and what I want things to look like so don't worry about that.
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Quite a busy afternoon at Hands-On. Some students preparing hemp seed crusted potatoes*, others patiently weighing out the right amounts of broccoli, cauliflower, tempeh and cashew cream in order to create a vegetable bake in separate ramekins. Great concentration span team! Other students had the opportunity to help coat coconut bars and also to wrap carob bars. All were busily engaged both before and throughout the dinner service. Thanks to everyone for their support and enthusiasm.
* We did not use any oil with the crusted potatoes. Hemp seeds are exceptionally nutritious and rich in the right balance of healthy fats, as well as being high in protein and various minerals. Combined with salt, hemp seeds naturally create a flavoursome crust on potatoes when baked.


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To mark the end of our first semester at the CUNY Writers' Institute, a reading was organized at the KGB Bar. The most entertaining part of the reading at KGB Bar & Lit Journal last night was that some of the brown folk read towards the end of the night, and two other writers used the word "sisterfucker" in their pieces, after I had initially used it in my novel excerpt for Jonathan Galassi's workshop. I'm not saying I own the copyright to this rough translation of a popular colloquial expression, but I'm going to have to find something equally as awesome next semester and can only hope to start another trend! Here's a video of me reading from my rough draft below:
The venue was really nice. KGB Bar is all the way in the Lower East Side, which takes some commitment to get to, but I love all the old school Soviet propaganda posters plastered all over the place, and a really steep and narrow staircase that is definitely not conducive to the amount of imported Russian vodkas and beers they serve. The room we were in was a great space. It was a nice size, with several tables and chairs, seating near the bar, a podium in the corner and red mood lighting that dimly painted the entire room. You could hear the sounds of New York from outside: fire trucks, police sirens, people arguing, car alarms, and some sounds I couldn't make out. But the crowd was dead silent when all of us were speaking. I felt like we should be snapping our fingers like beatniks instead of clapping, which is so bourgeoisie. But I also felt like a plonker being the only one. So, I clapped.
It was a really lovely way to end the semester, although the last classes with Jonathan Galassi and Matt Weiland were pretty epic. The MC for the night – Don – has become quite a good friend. We tweet at each other and I take any opportunity to start a twitter war with him. To say I've had an intense few months at the CUNY Writers' Institute is putting it mildly. It's been quite a shock to the system having not just deadlines, but deadlines to people like Jonathan Galassi, President of Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, and Matt Weiland of Norton, as well as meeting with Patrick Ryan at Granta, who introduced me to the term "Post-Gay." I'll save my thoughts on the program so far for another post though. This post is about the reading and the culmination of an intense six months where things just fell into motion. Over the summer, I attended Sidak and learned a ton about Sikhism that I would never, ever, have learned anywhere else. I attended an amazing playwriting workshop at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown with Melinda Lopez. And since September, I have been immersed in taking all of the information and research for my novel over the past few years and weaving an actual narrative around it. Not my usual, let me give this outlining thing a go, or let me do some more research, character sketches, then get bogged down with anything else and end up changing the entire story anyway. Actual deadlines that are adhered to and honest, but very encouraging feedback from both the "instructors" and fellow writers.
For all of us, this was a pouring of soul into the writing. This reading at the Soviet themed literary KGB Bar & Lit Journal in NYC –thanks to Andre Aciman, an author himself and the director of the CUNY Writers' Institute –was quite a momentus occasion for all of us in the fiction program at the Writers' Institute. But for me, this was an especially moving moment because it actually feels like I've completed something real this semester. An actual chapter. Even if I significantly revise it, just the fact that I have it completed is a huge deal. And all those in the room at the reading were those I shared this very special moment with. The video above has the technical aspects in that the words were spoken by me. It's the difference between the smell of a new book and downloading the same e-book on your iPad. There's just a feeling that is missing.
The most important person there was hands down, my wife Sona, who has always supported my writing no matter how illogical the circumstances. And some of her friends from the New School MFA program she graduated from last year (2012) were also there, as were my CUNY classmates, who have seen me as I have seen them: at their most vulnerable during workshops, and have given me such a wonderful sense of community and feedback. And it was lovely seeing Erin Harris, an agent at Folio, who did an amazing job at a query letter clinic and opening lines workshop at the CLMP Literary Conference me and Sona went to in November. She also introduced me to gingerale and whiskey. My brother-in-law, Tarun and his girlfriend, Lisa, who skipped an exciting lecture on leeches in Brooklyn (That's really what they had planned), and a special shoutout to a close friend who had a ton of stuff going on that night, but made a special effort to stay and hear me read –Hitha Prabhakar, author of "Blackmarket Billions," who writes about two subjects you would think could not be fused: fashion and terrorism! She has an app for that.
And just because Kavya didn't come to this one reading in no way diminishes her contribution. She was busy threatening people to come hear her Papa read, completely unprompted of course: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cns5c5C3h8.
The experience of being at the Writers' Institute has been really transformative and is also part of the reason I even applied to the Seven Month Writing Fellowship at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown. If I didn't have deadlines and such great feedback, I would still be dawdling about. Fingers crossed I get the fellowship! Stay tuned for the next reading . . . .


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Friday, December 6, 2013
BreweryWerks Brew-Cruise: Redwood Brewing Co.
While in Flint, MI just before Thanksgiving we found an excellent steakhouse / Brewery called Redwood Steakhouse and Brewing Co. Literally walking distance from our hotel (perhaps in warmer weather) this place was truly an unintentional lucky find. The beautiful lodge setting with the glow of shiny copper brewery tanks was welcoming and warm on a cold night as we perused the menu for some great beer and food that would satisfy a long day of driving and appointments.
Redwood Brewery makes India Pale Ales, annual hefeweizens, stouts, porters and more. But that's not all... if wine is more your thing, or you're just in a different mood, you won't be left out; you can try flights of wine or call for reservations at one of their wine tastings. The wine isn't made by Redwood, but they have many tasty options to try. Combined with their presentation, this all lead to a pleasant night out.
If you're passing through Flint Michigan and have the chance, be sure to stop by Redwood Steakhouse and Brewing Co. You can find them online at http://www.theredwoodlodge.com
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