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Festival season is in full swing. And this week, BIMM continues its festival outreach programme, providing work experience and performance opportunities for its students at Cornwall's premier music and surf festival: Boardmasters.
39 BIMM artists hailing from our Brighton, Bristol, Birmingham and London campuses will be heading to Newquay's Watergate Bay to appear on a line-up featuring the likes of Foals, Jorja Smith, Slaves, Rudimental, Mabel, Florence & The Machine, plus many more.
Student artists and graduate bands will be performing on our very own stage known as The Cove, which will be situated on the Peninsular area; a place where festival goers can get away from the madding crowds whilst still being close to the main stage and Hoopla.
BIMM artists performing on The Cove stage include:
Chay Snowdon
Stay Hungry
Other BIMM artists set to perform include the likes of Hunger Moon (pictured), Gnarla, Currls, Alfie Neale, Peace In Protest, The NU, LibraLibra, Projector, El Moono, La Lune, Marna and many more!
But that's not all. As with all our festival involvement, a team of non-performance students will also be present, working behind the scenes at The Cove as Site Office and Marketing Runners, Stage Manager Assistants, Backline Technicians, Radio Managers and more; all helping to ensure The Cove stage is run to a professional standard throughout the weekend's festivities.
Surf's Up!
Aside from appearances from some of music's biggest headline names, Boardmasters also brings together some of the world's surfing elite on nearby Fistral Beach, with competitors from around the world vying for a place in the World Surfing League's championship tour.
All surf and other related extreme sports events are free to attend for all Boardmasters ticket-holders, making it one of the most unique festival experiences in the UK!
Are you interested in gaining access to incredible work experience and performance opportunities like this one? Read more about BIMM's festival outreach programme.
Or, if you'd like to apply, why not check out BIMM's course options and start your journey towards a career in music today?

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I am such a sucky blogger. I give up on promising I'll get better, because I'm enjoying spending time with my sweet baby love so much, and we all know the last three times I promised it didn't happen anyway, but hopefully someone will stick around for the occasional post.
Topic for today: boobies!
Pre-baby I was very anti-breastfeeding-in-public-without-a-cover. Yes, I realized it's natural, and yes, I realized that in other countries/cultures it's normal to just pop it out and stick on the baby. But really, casual hugging and touching is also natural and prevalent in other cultures/countries, and it has even been scientifically shown that more casual touching is better for us. But it's not acceptable in our culture/country, and just because I think it should be doesn't mean I can walk around caressing everyone. I felt the same for popping out a boob. Whether or not they should be, in our culture/country they're sexual objects and it's not ok to show nipples publicly. I thought this seemed fairly self-evident.
Then I had a baby. And I still felt that way. I got a couple fantastic bebe au lait covers cheap second-hand, threw one over me and baby when she was hungry and we were out or people were over, and that was that. It was kind of a pain, especially in the summer heat, but not that big a deal.
Then my baby got older. And her limbs got longer. And she enjoyed flailing them around while eating. And she got bigger. And it was harder to fit her on my boob between me and the table at a restaurant, let alone have space to position a cover over us. And she enjoyed squirming while getting in place to be fed, which added another layer of difficulty to getting the cover arranged without dropping her. And I began to understand why people say covers are such a pain.
And as the months of sore nipples and a stranger's giant, firm boobs on my chest and them being used as a food source every few hours by a crying, selfish creature and hooking them up to a milking machine daily went by, I stopped thinking of my breasts as sexual. At ALL. And I began to understand why people have no problem exposing their breasts in public, and even briefly exposing their nipples.
I still use a cover. I am very aware of how others feel, and from my past views I get how a woman exposing her nipple to latch a baby on is not socially acceptable. And to be quite honest, when I see other moms breastfeed without a cover, even now, it makes me uncomfortable.
But I get it. Oh boy, do I get it. And seeing it also makes me jealous.
So I won't be one on the front lines, trying to normalize breastfeeding by doing it publicly exposed.
But now I will cheer those women on, and hope that maybe for one of my next kids, at least in my progressive area, it will become generally accepted to ditch the cover and breastfeed publicly.
Because, while we as a culture view breasts as nothing but sexual, breastfeeding really could not be farther from it.


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Danny Bass Quits As CEO Of IPG Mediabrands
Danny Bass has resigned as ceo of IPG Mediabrands australia after just three years into his tenure.
Bass' resignation had been in the works since the end of last year when he spoke to Leigh Terry, CEO of IPG Mediabrands APAC about his plans for the future.
He said Leigh was "totally understanding" and they both agreed Bass would leave Mediabrands this year.
Bass said: "These past three years have been a career experience that has far exceeded my expectations from when I took on the role at the end of 2015.
"Supported by an executive leadership team with the highest standards of management and skills leadership, Mediabrands has been transformed into a highly respected, performance-driven business with high degrees of flexibility in helping solve clients' business challenges".
Under his leadership, Medibrands has moved towards people initiatives like gender balance, salary parity, maternity leave, diversity and equality.
Bass continued: "I am also a strong advocate for people's choice in their work and personal lives, so at this stage I am following my own advice and taking a break".
Bass joined Mediabrands as CEO in November 2015.
In the past three years, the group has attracted national clients including The Australian Government, Tourism Australia, Lion, Nestle, Government of New South Wales, Optus, Western Australian Government and AGL.
The group has also been engaged by international appointments including American Express, Amazon and Johnson & Johnson.
Under Bass' tenure, Mediabrands Australia grew from 450 to almost 700 employees, and also achieved the no.1 Media-i agency ranking across Sydney, Melbourne & Perth.
Bass will remain with Mediabrands until mid-year, working on a transition plan with Leigh Terry.
On Bass' departure and until a new CEO is announced, Mediabrands Australia will report to Terry, who is based in Sydney.


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EVANS, Ga. - William A. "Bill" Stone, 91, loving husband for 67 years to the late Edna E. Stone, entered into rest on Sunday, July 30, 2007 at Westwood Nursing Facility. A memorial service will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 1, 2007 at Platt's Funeral Home Belair Rd. Chapel with the Rev. Ken Wilson officiating. For many years, Mr. Stone was a member of First Christian Church. He was self employed as an Electrical Contractor. After retirement he worked as an Electrical Inspector in North Augusta, S.C. Mr. Stone will be remembered as a loving husband, father, and grandfather. Survivors include three daughters, Toni Moore of Lincolnton, Ga., Fran Agee and husband Bill of Augusta, Bobbie Byrne and husband Dr. James Byrne of Fla.; three grandchildren, Katherine McKinney, Gus Moore, Kim Redd; and seven great-grandchildren. Mr. Stone was preceded in death by his daughter, Billie Jean Hare. The family would like to give a special thanks to the staff at Westwood Nursing Facility for all of the kindness and care given to Mr. Stone. The family will receive friends on Wednesday, August 1, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. until service time at Platt's Belair Rd. Chapel. If so desired, memorials may be made to the Patient Fund at Westwood Nursing Facility, 561 University Dr., Evans, Ga. 30809. Platt's Funeral Home, 337 N. Belair Rd., Evans, Ga. 30809. (706) 860-6166. Sign the guestbook at AugustaChronicle.com
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Sometimes it is so unbelievably hard. Sometimes you feel like it's overkill. Sometimes you hear yourself and think "Oh my word, these people have to think I'm ridiculous."
But being the only one with a baby is not easy. When none of your friends have had a baby yet, you're stuck. People want to have dinner at 8pm, um…what? That's literally bedtime. Or they pick a "kid activity" like going to the zoo…on a day that it's supposed to be 92 degrees plus your infant gives like…zero effs about the giraffes. They don't think about feeding schedules, nap schedules, the fact that it is the middle of flu season, extra outfits, extra diapers, plastic bags for carrying around those blow-out-clothes, extra pacis, toys to keep her occupied for 5 minute increments, where to feed the babe? will she be too hot in the stroller? will she want to be carried? should I bring the carrier? is it gonna be too loud in there? will the stroller even fit in there? You get the picture.
Even my husband has taken a long time to adjust. He simply doesn't consider Tess in his plans to spend the afternoon fishing on the pier in 90 degree heat with no shade and nowhere cool for her to nap and nowhere to nurse. I can't fault him for it because it takes adjusting. From the day you saw that little "+" you've been thinking about her wellbeing. You had 8ish months to mull it over, to realize that your life would change, to understand that there weren't going to be anymore margaritas at 10PM type of evenings for a while. You're the Mama, you are that little one's life source. Literally everything from food, to sleep, to hygiene, to safety, you're it. You cover the gamete, and you're used to it. You can't blame everyone else for not considering the little life that is your sole responsibility. But it gets frustrating. Even my own parents and in-laws, they've OBVIOUSLY had children before, but they aren't at a time in their lives anymore where they have to consider feeding and nap schedules or the noise level or the temperature or certain activities.
Sometimes I want to look at people and say "Are you flipping joking? No. Tess isn't going to sit through [insert normal adult activity here]."
But I don't. There are a few things that have helped me to cope with being the only one with a baby.
Be patient.
I mean seriously, you remember back to a year ago? When you were 20-something and all you wanted to do was go out and have a beer? Ok, honestly me neither. More like all I wanted to do was Netflix & chill + Pinterest with a root beer float. But whatevs. Once a homebody, always a homebody. Lots of my friends have been big on "doing things" like concerts, bars, breweries etc. So, you have to remember that they aren't going to consider a little one. They won't think about all those Mama things. Just be patient and kind in how you respond to their ludacris suggestions.
Sometimes it won't be easy. You're going to have to pack a diaper bag + a purse + an extra toys bag + a carrier + a stroller and just go for it. Sometimes when you don't want to miss out and you know that no one is willing to change the location or time or day, you've just gotta adapt. Mamas are amazing at adapting and rolling with it, comes with the territory. Obviously, this is much easier to do when your little one is a little bit older and not so prone to sickness etc. But sometimes you've just got to drop your new-Mama-anxiety at the door and say, "Let's go!"
Hand-off your kid.
Seriously. I had a hard time doing this when Tess was younger, but you know how the best way I explain to people that having a child is not conducive to all activities? I just walk in and let whoever planned the 8PM barbeque hold her for a while. Make yourself just unavailable enough – not so that your child suffers – but enough so the ringleader gets why you suggested an earlier time. Maybe this is a little bit catty, but hey, works like a charm. Seriously, just let them have a fussy, wiggle-wormy, who cannot be calmed down no matter how you try, hold a frustrated little babe in their arms for a few minutes and they'll sing a different tune for the next outing. Especially those who are not used to being around babies at all – you'll forever change their perspective.
Learn to Say No.
I've always had trouble with overcommitting myself. Ever since high school, I could never say no to people when they would invite me places or ask me to help with something. But you know what the best excuse in the world is? A kid.
"Sorry, Tess is just cranky."
"Sorry, Tess is sick."
"Sorry, Tess is already in bed for the night and she'll be up in 2 hours to nurse!"
It gets easier too. Knowing that you're "missing out" on things. You just care less about those moments and care more about the moments spent with your child. Watching them grow and learn and develop…even the simplest things like discovering themselves in the mirror. It matters so much more than the concert you missed.
Above all just cherish your time as a parent. Especially as a parent of little ones; babies don't keep! And as they say, the days are long, the nights are short, but the years fly by!


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Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Danish International Development Agency – DANIDA under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark has launched a 161 billion shillings support nine initiative selected districts of Acholi and West Nile sub regions.
Dubbed Northern Uganda Resilience Initiative (NURI), the four-year project was rolled out in 2018 and will run until 2022. It aims at enhancing resilience and equitable economic development among refugees and their hosts.
The main beneficiaries are over 4000 smallholder farmers and small and medium-sized enterprises within agri-business, including refugee and their host communities in selected districts of Lamwo, Kitgum, Agago, Zombo, Pawach, Nebbi, Moyo and Adjumani.
Majbrit Holm Jakobsen, the Head of Mission at the Royal Danish Embassy of Denmark in Uganda said NURI is one of the eight programs within DANIDA portfolio allocated the largest budget allocation to deliver the desired results.
Majbrit who was speaking at the launch of the program on Tuesday at Palabek Ogili sub county in Lamwo district said they will focus on climate smart agriculture, water resource management and opening up community access roads among others.
Other components of the program include; increased income and employment through socially responsible investments in improved productivity, quality and value addition in agri-businesses and among smallholder farmers.
Meanwhile, the State Minister for Northern Uganda Grace Kwiyucwiny who officiated at the function emphasized that development partners should emulate the DANIDA intervention to make positive impact on the lives of people in northern Uganda.
Minister Kwiyucwiny appealed to the program implementers to put the money into proper use.
Denmark and Uganda have been close development partners for three decades. Through the years, Denmark has provided support within the areas of education, health, roads, water & sanitation, climate change, agriculture, private sector development and trade, and good governance.


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Free Fall
Freefall was an Intamin product. It predated the modern drop tower. It was superseded by Intamin's Giant Drip and Gyro Drop lines.
The first installation was at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 1982. According to Intamin, a total of fifteen Freefall rides were built.[1] However, Intamin lists only fourteen Feefalls on their reference list.
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The Freefall has eight cars which run on a track, similar to a roller coaster. Each car sits four riders in a single row. At the beginning of the ride, the car rolls backwards out of the station and stops at the bottom of the tower. The car is then lifted directly upward, within the tower. Upon reaching the top of the 131 foot tall tower, the car moves forward onto the drop track outside the tower. The car is released and falls 60 feet vertically, then another 33 feet while levelling out.[2] Brakes bring the car to a halt, with riders now on their backs facing towards the sky. The track is switched, and the car is reverses backwards towards the station and tilted such that riders are in an upright position.
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Another Free Fall existed at Asian Paradise in Taiwan. This park has since been demolished.[3] An advertisment for the Freefall listed an installation at Six Flags Over Mid-America (now called Six Flags St. Louis). This was never installed.[2] This may be the "missing" fifteenth Freefall ride.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Our History. Intamin Amusement Rides
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Intamin 1st Generation Free Falls. Shane's Amusement Attic
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Nokia Lumia 920 vs iPhone 5
Both Nokia and Apple smartphones have been around for quite some time now. Apple hit the smartphone industry very hard when it came out with the first iPhone. Nokia didn't have much to follow up with at that time but that doesn't mean they'd stay quiet forever. As the iPhone franchise grew larger every year so did the Nokia lineup. As of today both Nokia and Apple have benchmark smartphones: The Nokia Lumia 920 and the iPhone 5. For starters we have to realize that Apple just simply has more market appeal so simple sales numbers won't tell us which phone is actually better. We will need to take apart each smartphone piece by piece and deduce which hardware is better than the other!
The Lumia 920 boasts a 4.5 inch (1280 x 768 resolution) display that works on an LCD capacitive touch screen. When it comes to entertainment value and multitasking purposes this display is an amazing asset for the Lumia 920!
The Apple iPhone 5 however has a 4 inch (1136 x 640) screen that works with a LED backlit LCD capacitive touch screen. Even though it's just half an inch smaller than the Lumia 920's screen the iPhone 5 display is very impressive as well.
In terms of display the victor by a very small margin is the Nokia Lumia 920 simply because of the larger touch screen and higher pixel per inch density that it has.
The Lumia 920 works with a dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor along with the Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon chipset. The core unit of any smartphone is the processor and the Lumia 920 boasts a very strong backbone processor!
The Apple iPhone 5 has a dual-core 1.2 GHz process that functions alongside the Apple A6 chipset. In terms of raw processing power the iPhone 5 has a great processor to work with.
The Lumia 920's dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor far outweighs the Apple iPhone 5's meager 1.2 dual-core GHz processor. In terms of performance and processing power the winner is definitely the Lumia 920!
The Nokia Lumia 920 boasts a 8 MP, 3264 x 2448 pixels front camera! The camera is further supported with Carl Zeiss optics, dual-LED flash, autofocus, and optical image stabilization. This camera allows for video recording with 1080p at 30 frames per second. This camera is very trendy in many of the smartphones on today's market and the Lumia 920 lives up to all expectations when it comes to the cameras performance.
The iPhone 5 has a 8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels camera as well, however it is only supported with autofocus, and an LED flash. This camera allows for video recording at 720p at 30 frames per second! In terms of camera functions and quality the Lumia 920 has an edge over the iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 also has a secondary camera of 1.2 MP.
In terms of camera quality and functions the Nokia Lumia 920 is the victor. With better recording quality and camera optics the Lumia 920 edges out from the iPhone 5
The Nokia Lumia 920 has much better hardware and functions then the Apple iPhone 5 in all regards. Though the iPhone 5 sells a lot more due to Apple's reputation and fan base the Lumia 920 is definitely the safer choice when buying a smartphone!


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A TIE Fighter and the Iron Giant, from artist-slash-game-dev Derek Laufman. These are part of the Inktober campaign, where artists create one ink drawing a day in October to improve their skills. Laufman's already pretty good, as you can see. There's more of his stuff below, and on his deviantART and Tumblr pages.
Derek Laufman @deviantART & @Tumblr
Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of the prettiest, funniest game-related screenshots and art that we can find. Send us suggestions if you've got them.
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"So how's your heart?"
The question came from a dear friend. Our conversation was nearly over, but it had been quiet on my end. I shared surface news and a few deeper things, but I hadn't dived into the depths of my heart as was normal with our conversations. I just didn't want to. I was actually feeling good (on the surface) for the first Saturday in a while. There wasn't a whole lot of analyzing or beating myself up over how I performed this week. But that question instantly brought tears to my eyes.
"It's still sad," was my simple answer and for the last twenty-four hours I've been trying to figure out why. I've been trying to put into words what I'm feeling. The truth is I'm tired of being upset over the same things, so I don't talk about it much. I just imagine opening up to people and them kind of rolling their eyes and offering some sort of half-hearted platitude because they've heard this all before.
What do you do when the pain lingers and you're not sure how to overcome it?
I'm really good at coaching myself. I know all the Christian answers. Afraid of starting a new week at work? No problem! The Lord goes with you and He fights for you. These struggles are producing character and that character brings about a hope that doesn't disappoint. Upset about still being single? No problem! Fall in love with Jesus. You did not choose Him, but He chose you. Give Him your heart and your all and it will all be fine.
But lately those things haven't been enough. They sound empty and shallow and overused.
Relationships mean a lot to me. Over the last couple of years I've watched friends get married and start having kids. I celebrate with them, cry over beautiful dresses, pick out baby shower gifts, and enjoy the times when we get to hang out during this new season of normal. But it also sucks! Here I am, doing what I believe God's asked me to do. I'm waiting, saving myself, praying for my future husband, and even still I'm just as single as I always have been. I know it's normal to grieve what we don't yet have as others move into that next stage of life, but too often I feel unwanted.
Even as I write this I picture some well-meaning friend thinking, "If only she would just press into Jesus more…" I know what I'm supposed to do and I'm doing it to the best of my ability. But sometimes Jesus doesn't feel like enough.
Sometimes I just need someone to physically hold me, to tell me that I'm beautiful, and whisper affirmations to me in a way I can audibly here.
I love Jesus, I do. But my heart is aching for a dream that still feels very far off. I know marriage won't fix me. I know it won't solve my problems. I know that it's not supposed to take God's place in my life. But the longing is there and it just plain hurts that I'm still sitting here alone.
Then there's this whole calling thing. For most of my life I've felt "called" to be a teacher. Now that I am and things aren't working out the greatest, I've started re-evaluating. Am I really called to teach? Is writing really a calling? Or are those just avenues through which I can fulfill my calling? If I were to leave teaching at some point, would that mean I've failed in fulfilling my purpose? Is a call from God a call for a lifetime, or can these things change?
Through the last week of trying to sort this out, I really think my calling goes beyond the classroom and fictional manuscripts. My heart truly longs to help lead people into intimate relationships with Christ. I love mentoring and I love sharing God's word through the power of story–whether my own story or one He's placed on my heart.
Through the process I've had to realize that my calling doesn't define my identity.
Right now this school, subject, and grade level are where God has me, and I want to be faithful and obedient with this. However, whether or not I teach or write doesn't define who I am. Also, my faithfulness to my calling is not determined by the results. Some people may reject what I have to say. Some of my students may not score the greatest on the test. Still, none of that defines me.
Calling. Relationships. Struggles in singleness. People can throw all the encouragement they want at me. I can even throw it at myself in an effort to "fix" me. But the truth is, no matter how well rehearsed my answers are, sometimes it just plain hurts. It's in those times we don't need answers or even encouragement. It's those times we need someone to come along beside us and just let us cry; to hold us and just let us hurt.
Today's one of those days for me. My heart is sad and aching and I've tried to hide it because I don't want people trying to fix something they can't. Jesus knows the pain and He holds me, and He also brings people into my life that allow me to snot on their shoulders, people who go deep and ask how my heart is really doing. And for that I'm grateful.
So, how's that for a vulnerable heart moment….Don't be afraid to take one for yourself if you need one. Things may not get fixed, but sometimes just acknowledging the pain can make a difference.
Live in His love!


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During the 20th century, several canals were dug to drain the freshwater marsh of Cape Sable. During the past century and in tandem with sea-level rise, these canals brought pronounced changes to the once exclusively freshwater environment. In an effort to stop the intrusion of salt water to Cape Sable, some of the canals have been plugged. The most recent technology was implemented in 2011 with hopes to increase resilience from sea-level rise as a result of climate change.
The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) is a multibillion dollar project authorized by Congress in the year 2000. Since then, the effort has increasingly been viewed as south Florida's preeminent adaptation strategy against climate change. Expected to take about 40 years to complete and managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the South Florida Water Management District, CERP aspires to increase the amount of freshwater storage, improve water quality, and re-establish the natural water flow through the greater Everglades ecosystem. If successful, these efforts will help protect subterranean aquifers from salt-water intrusion, delay the impacts of sea-level rise along the coast, and buy precious time for wildlife to adapt to the changing environment.
Two restoration projects were designed to improve water flow in Everglades National Park. The first is the C-111 canal pump stations to the east of the park. The C-111 canal has drained water from the park into Florida Bay for decades. Now, a pump station redirects water from the C-111 canal to a detention area that helps prevent the loss of water from Taylor Slough and the eastern portion of the park.
The second is the L-29 canal, levee, and 1-mile bridge on Tamiami Trail. The canal and levee just north of Tamiami trail have stored water and provided urban flood protection for decades. However, the canal, levee, and Tamiami Trail road have blocked water from flowing south into Everglades National Park. This reduction in natural water flow, and negative impact on the park, is addressed by raising a 1-mile length of Tamiami Trail so that water can flow freely into the park without damaging the road.
During the 1950s a visitor center, lodge, marina, and campground were constructed at Flamingo. These facilities provided services to visitors for many years but were heavily damaged by hurricanes Katrina and Wilma in 2005. The remains of the buildings were removed, and some visitor services were lost. The park is making an effort to provide similar visitor services again while being mindful of potential impacts from hurricanes and climate change in the future.
To minimize the risk of future loss, the park is experimenting with a combination of both elevated and semi-permanent structures in the redevelopment of Flamingo. A prototype "Eco-Tent" was unveiled on December 19, 2012, for use during the winter season and to illicit visitor feedback. When in use, the portable tent rests on a raised wooden platform. The entire unit can be disassembled and stored when necessary, to avoid damage from tropical storms. This prototype allows Flamingo to increase visitor services and rebuild in a sustainable manner.
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AMEC Home Loans is a Correspondent Mortgage Lender founded in 2007. We are a family-owned company specializing in Residential Mortgage Financing, growing from just six employees in one branch office to just under 500 employees and over 50 branches across the nation over the last 10 years.
Providing Loan Excellence since 2007
At AMEC Home Loans, we pride ourselves on employing the most knowledgeable Sales Staff in the business. We welcomed the regulatory requirements for Licensing and ongoing education for the Mortgage Loan Originators. With this approach, we are better able to analyze our client's financial profile and find the mortgage program that best fits their needs. Together with a highly skilled Operations Team, AMEC Home Loans is dedicated to providing top-notch customer service and meeting the demands of the industry with on-time closings.
We have a very experienced group of delegated underwriters versed in all loan types
Our Operations Staff works together as a team which allows Management to work effectively to create, monitor and control the necessary processes and procedures to ensure the company is operating with the most efficient and compliant systems.
AMEC Home Loans is committed to building strong Realtor relationships. Purchase business remains our primary focus. By working with and marketing to Real Estate Agents and Builders on a day-to-day basis, we continue to cross-promote their brand and become a full-service lender and a leading industry partner among the Real Estate Community.
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The problem with tipping is tipping. When does it start and when does it end. On cruise ships, sometimes you never know. On almost all cruises, you pay "gratuities" up front. End of story? Not necessarily.
On almost all cruises, there's the suggestion that you can tip room stewards, servers, bartenders, spa specialists…something a little extra if you think it's deserved. It's always nice to get permission to do that, but we've also been on cruises where it's more than a hint. Envelopes for you to leave for each of the people who served you — empty until you put something in them.
Princess Cruises just had a taste of how passengers feel about surprise tips, although it wasn't called that.
On the Regal Princess, reportedly without notice, a surcharge of $3 was added to all room service deliveries. A few earfuls later, the cruise line canceled the surcharge, telling one unhappy passenger it was a trial on the Regal Princess.
What do some of the other lines do?
Royal Caribbean and Norwegian add a fee if you order room service between midnight and 5 a.m., and Norwegian charges for pizza delivery.
Holland America's room service is complimentary, 24 hours.
So is Carnival's.
Passengers expect tipping to be covered once they pay gratuities up front. Gratuities are gratuities, right.
Unless you want to give something extra…
Today at Phil Reimer's portsandbows.com: The latest in cruise news
Royal Caribbean Navigator of the Seas
7 nights
October 5, 2014
Galveston (return): Roatan, Belize, Cozumel
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Handmade-Soap Giveaway!!
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Everything sounds wonderful! I bought some homemade soaps at a local festival here in the fall. I used them up much too quickly!ReplyDelete
Thanks for commenting! I will put you in the drawing.Looks like the odds will be good!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2010 at 12:50 PM
Hi little sis, I love the way you packaged your soaps. They look so inviting! Put me down for an order! Or, you can enter me in your drawing. I wish I could knock on your door, come in and have a cup of tea with you and catch up on things. Too many miles between us.ReplyDelete
Love ya!
Unfortunately I developed an aversion to goat milk as a young child. Not sure if you knew this, but I raised dairy goats as a 4-H project. Because we had an excess of goat milk, my mom decided to sneakily mix the goat milk with the cow milk, thinking my brother and I would happily indulge. Well, I picked up on it right away, because, to me, goat milk tasted just like the buck (unaltered male goat) smelled...whew - what a fragrance! To this day I can detect any goat milk by-product a mile away, whether it be goat cheese, goat milk or kefir!ReplyDelete
Maybe goat milk soap won't be bad since I wouldn't be eating it???
Hi Robin! Too funny about the goat's milk! I will still put you in the drawing and if you win, I will make a "goatmilk-free" bar! Thanks for reading my blog! LeahReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 11, 2010 at 8:19 AM
I wanna be in the drawing! Pick me, Pick me! I haven't had a bath in soooo long. Sounds bad, huh? (I do shower whenever possible). How beautiful your soaps are and I love the scrubby glove. -AngieReplyDelete
Thanks for following me at Book Dreaming. It's always fun to make new blogging friends. Congrats on your new blog! Great giveaway idea. :-)ReplyDelete
- Christine the BeanFebruary 27, 2010 at 11:31 AM
Love your blog! I love how busy and involved in everything you are...it is so inspiring! And of course...pick me...pick me!ReplyDelete


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Year: 2017
Place: Sant Cugat del Vallès
Project Florence consisted of two deserted homes in one building. The owners wanted to renovate both homes but to create different entrances.
The garden needed some significant work, because it was totally abandoned, but we wanted to keep and restore the most traditional aspects of the building and adapt them and obtain two functional homes appropriate for the property.
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I believe I've found the best bread in the world. Probably. This unassuming loaf from the Station Bakery in Criccieth is sold in corner shops around north Wales. There's no special deli, its not expensive (70p) but it is the perfect bread for making toast.
Being very thin slices it toasts quickly. It ends up as a real crisp slice with a taste which is supportive to sweet or savoury toppings.
It's not an overpowering or complicated taste, not doughy and not flashy in any respect. In fact the only fault I can find is that it's not available to order online or, as far as I can discover, available in the north west.
I think the freezer will need a shelf clearing the next time I return from a trip to Snowdonia.
I couldn't even find a website for this bakery but it can be found at High Street Criccieth, Gwynedd, LL52 0RN. 01766522118


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Hurricane Harvey took Houston's apartment market from a glut to a temporary shortage.
At a breakfast at the Hilton Post Oak on Wednesday, ApartmentData.com president Bruce McClenny and other industry leaders discussed the state of the apartment market.
"In many cases, we see rents rise and occupancies go up," McClenny said. "We estimate there's about 19,000 people moved into apartments just in a matter of a couple, three months."
One apartment company that benefited is Veritas Equity Management, which has properties in northwest Houston. CEO John Boriack said after Harvey, they reached full occupancy at some of their four properties.
"We didn't really get that many Harvey refugees move into our properties," he said. "But what we saw was our residents, when their lease came up for renewal, they were almost always renewing, because they didn't want to go find a new apartment in this market."
This didn't happen equally across the region.
McClenny said apartments in places that suffered a lot of flooding – like Kingwood and the energy corridor – saw many new renters, as flooded homeowners needed a place to stay.
But many inner-loop properties are still having to offer rent incentives to fill their apartments.


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Gordon Ramsay gives praise to Korean cuisine and would like to open up a restaurant in Seoul
Cari Pak, Nov. 21, 2017, 3:54 p.m.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay was welcomed onto SBS' 'One Night of TV Entertainment' where he discussed his first impression of Seoul, South Korea. The famous cook was greeted by what seems like a sea of fans at Gwangjang Market, where he took photos and signed autographs and he got a chance to try a variety of street foods. Seo Jae Won interviewed the celebrity chef. When he asked Gordon Ramsay about his visit to Korea, Gordon Ramsay said, "I cam here to launch- I did an amazing campaign back in the summer... It's bloody freezing here. It's cold in Seoul."
Seo Jae Won went on to present the dish he prepared to present, spicy rice cakes, anticipating Gordon Ramsay's reaction. The food critic in him gave Seo Jae Won harsh criticism and rated the food a 3 out of 10.
Later, Gordon Ramsay expressed, "Korean cuisine is now on par with European style cooking, on an international level. I am so happy to be in Seoul and would like to open up a restaurant here."
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IATO Interactive Luncheon Meeting on Thursday, 6th April 2017 at 1230 hours at Crowne Plaza, Rohini
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To, All Members,
Dear Colleagues,
Sub: IATO Interactive Luncheon Meeting on Thursday, the 6th April 2017 at 1230 hours at Crowne Plaza, Rohini
IATO Interactive Luncheon Meeting will be held on:-
Day/Date: Thursday, the 6th April 2017
Timing: 1230 hours
Venue: Hotel Crowne Plaza Rohini, (Emerald Hall),
Twin District Centre, Sector - 10,
Rohini, New Delhi - 110085
The date of luncheon meeting has been changed to 6th April 2017 due to confusion of holiday to be observed on account of Ram Navami – whether 4th April or 5th April 2017.
During this meeting, a presentation would be made by IndiGo Airlines.
May I request you to kindly make it convenient to attend.
Also please send us the points you want to discuss during the meeting.
The meeting will be followed by lunch hosted by IATO.
Confirmation should reach IATO office by 3rd April 2017 to enable us make logistical arrangements accordingly.
Thanking you,
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KINDLY SEND YOUR CONFIRMATION TO IATO OFFICE BY 3rd APRIL 2017
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I was very lucky when I went home last weekend and my mum had been picking me up a few bits. She's an Avon lady so got me a few bits from the new catalogue to as a treat. She's definitely been helping me through my ban. Though she has been teasing me a little too by sending me great deals.
She popped into Buyology which is a cheap shop in Somerset which sells loads of stuff. You've got to hunt for a good deal. She picked my up some pore strips which I'm very grateful for. I've been wanting some more of these for ages. I've not tried this particular brand before so I can't comment on them yet.
She also picked me up some make up sponges. They were only 99p and I'm sure I'll find a use for them. I'm going to replace the tatty one in my powder compact first off. I don't tend to use them for foundation but I may try for that soon.
I picked this out of the clearance offers. I think it was around the £3 mark. I love body lotions and go through them so quickly. Plus I love the scent of this one. I have found a great body soufflé which is currently half price at the moment. £3.50 here
This nail art tool is great. It has a very small dainty brush and a small dotting tool so will be great for any type of nail art. Best of all it's half price and only £1.50 currently here.
Lastly I got some more lipsticks. I'm such a huge lipstick lover! I can't ever resist them.
The Color Trend lipstick (the pencil type on at the front) is currently only £1.99 here. I got the shade Reddy to Go. It's perfect for chucking in my handbag as it's great for on the go applications as it's a pencil type on so it's easy to apply. It's such a pretty red on. It lasts great but does dry a little after a good few hours.
The two silver lipsticks are from Avon Perfect Kiss Range. I love the silver packaging and the attention to details. They have Avon embossed on the bullet. I have these in the shades Berry Smooch (a bright pink) and Racy Red (a gorgeous red with a hint of plummy pink). I love these. They are long lasting and amazing colour. I want more of them now. There are so many colours and they are £8.50 each but currently on 2 for £12 here.
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I think the flash shows the colour of best. Top to bottom Reddy to Go, Fuchsia Flirt and Racy Red.
A huge thank to Mummy M for spoiling me with some treats. I'm so pleased to have new lipsticks. I needed some new lipsticks. She's good to me. Have you tried many Avon products? I've tried quite a few and love their lip products!
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Filed under: Community, Cool Finds, Discipleship, Friends, FUN!, pop culture, role models, school days, Student Comments, Teaching, These are a few of my favorite things..., tmc, work
- Friday afternoon: lunch with friends who greatly impacted my life and had definite roles and investments in God leading me to be an RD
- Late Friday afternoon: coffee with a friend who has my old job
- Friday evening chat with one of my old roommies. I never see them any more :(.
- Saturday morning coffee with my dear friend , Jen Holmes.
- Saturday late afternoon headed down to Disney Day with Summer for the best Disney trip ever! I only rode one ride, but it was sooooo good to hang with Sum and to see so many other friends who were there for Disney Day.
- Saturday evening: briefly saw Laura and Adam for a minute. Thanks for the Torani syrup and the avocados :).
- Sunday afternoon: Porto's Cuban Bakery after church with all of my old roommates. Guess I can't say I never see them anymore.
- Sunday late afternoon: Talked with my dear former student, Anuja. So encouraging to hear her plans, dreams, and desires for college next year and for beyond college.
- Sunday evening: Time with my ARAs. I love them :).
Does it come as a surprise to anyone right now that I despirately need to do homework?
These also showed up on one of the girls' wings in honor of Valentine's Day. It's always a good idea to make a single advertisement for your buddy in the dorm to put up on your sister wing :). Just to clarify for those of you who may not have a sense of humor, this was a prank and a joke. It is funny :). These images have been slightly doctored to protect the innocent and the guilty.
Filed under: Community, Friends, FUN!, Girly-Girl, Hospitality, Student Comments, These are a few of my favorite things..., tmc, work
One of my dear, sweet RAs got engaged last weekend. I've known JP longer, because he was a summer intern in our office two years ago, but Noelle has become very dear to me this year. I'm rejoicing at this awesome pair becoming a permanent pair. They both love the Lord and want to please Him and I have no doubt that they will be able to do that together. At our leadership meeting this week in the dorm, we celebrated JP's popping the question with pop, popcorn, popsicles, and pop'ems.
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I love the thoughtfulness on campus for Valentine's Day. People baked up a storm in my kitchen for other people. The guys from our brother dorm also came and surprised their sister wings. One wing wore all black and came in at 3:30 in the morning. Unfortunately, many of the girls on the wing they were surprising were awake and they got caught, but that is part of the fun. The put bubble wrap down the hallway and hung hearts and candy from the ceiling. They also put up advertisements for dates for one of the single guys in their dorm with a bio and tear off numbers at the bottom :). Another brother wing braided streamers and were thoughtful enough to ask ahead if there were cork boards or white boards by each door so that they would know whether they needed push pins or tape. Their willingness to craft and their thoughtfulness of the girls in the dorm warmed my heart. It was also very sweet because each treat the girls on a wing got whether it was from a brother wing or from their RA or ARA, I got one delivered to my door too. Here is a link to a video of one of the wings being decorated.
In case that doesn't work, here are some sub-par iphone pics that don't give you the full effect of the festivities :).
My coworkers and I have a little lunch club going on. It's actually the female RD meeting, but we take turns cooking for each other. It gives us a chance to try out recipes that we wouldn't necessarily be willing to try on just anyone. This week I hosted and I got a keeper. Here is my version of Real Simple's Sweet Potato Chowder.
- 1/2 pound turkey bacon
- 1 whole orange, yellow, or red pepper
- 1/2 red onion
- 2 large sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 3 13-ounce cans chicken broth
- 3 mild green chilies
- 1 cup of frozen corn or half a bag
- salt to taste
- Cook the bacon in a large stockpot over medium heat until it begins to crisp, 6 to 8 minutes.
- Add the peppers and onion to the bacon and continue cooking, stirring frequently, until the vegetables are tender, 3 to 5 minutes. Because I used turkey bacon, I also needed to add a little olive oil at this stage.
- Add the sweet potatoes, chicken broth, and chilies and simmer, covered, 15 minutes or until the potatoes are tender.
- Stir in the corn and ½ teaspoon salt and cook until heated through.
I served this with ham, apple, and white cheddar mini-paninis. We had home-made peach fro-yo for dessert. The blueberry fro-yo was a flop :(.
Sweazy's annual black-tie game night was this weekend. Here are a few pics of the set-up beforehand. It was a lot of fun!
Metallic Garland Photo Wall and Photo Props
Lots of Silver and Gold
White Christmas Tree Lights (A Must at Almost Every Sweazy Event)
New Additions to the lounge:
Working Ping-pong Table
Pool Table from our Bigger and Better Christmas Event, but now with all the necessities to actually play.
Flavored Popcorns
Gluten-free Pretzel Rolo Turtles
Red Vines
Snack Mix
Italian Cream Sodas (This was a first for me. Delish! A little ice, little half-and-half, lots of club soda, and some Italian syrup).
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Just read a post by Stephen Altrogge on New Year's resolutions, which I found very helpful. And so, here are my Resolutions for 2012,
- Work on my handwriting each week as I write notes
- Stick to the Bible Reading Plan I've selected
- Hang out with friends outside of the dorm at least once every two weeks
- Spend 30 minutes a week working on a foreign language
- Work out once a week – I know it is small, but you have to start somewhere.
- Read one book for leisure a month or see one movie
- Memorize one verse a week
- Write a note a week. This is something I've gotten out of the practice of. I used to write notes all the time in college, even though my roommate said that no one could read them because of my messy writing :), but now a days it seems like there is never time or I don't have the brain power to do anything worthwhile. That has got to change.
- Every Sunday spend time looking at the month ahead to prepare personally and better communicate to my staff
- Pray regularly for eyes to see how the Spirit is at work in people's lives to encourage them with what I see.
- Dsomething spontaneous or silly with the girls at least once a month
- And I don't know how to turn this into a resolution that's doable since it is more of a mind shift, but here is an excellent post on caring for the person God has placed before you in that moment instead of being preoccupied with that girl on the opposite side of the room who you are not talking to.


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So how to make it. So simple and GOOD !
1.Cut one peeled cucumber and 5-6 tomatoes in cube. put in a serving bowl.
2. Add 1 tablespoon of dried oregano.
3. Add pieces of crumbled feta cheese. Drizzle some Extra virgin olive oil. Salt and pepper to your taste. Kalamata olives are a must to end this wonderful Greek salad.
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Improving efficiency of the land administration system and strengthening minority investor protections, are among the reforms that helped the Arab world's biggest economy earn the accolade, World Bank said.
The GCC states, which account for about a third of world's proven oil reserves, have implemented 103 reforms in total the past 15 years, representing more than a third of all reformative moves carried out in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region, the report said. The UAE has adopted 33 reforms over that time period, the highest number in the Gulf, followed by Saudi Arabia with 30 reforms in the past decade-and-a-half.
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The makers of 'Hotel Milan' are out with yet another song, this one is a bit feeling full and on the emotional side as well. Titled 'Saansein', the song features Kunaal Roy Kapur lost thinking about his love interest Karishma Sharma and the duo remember the lovesome memories they have made together.
The song ends on a quirky note when Kunal says, ''Mujhe yeh shaadi mayyat lag rahi haii'' with tensed expression on his face. To which his friend replies ''Jab koi Paro kisi Devdaas ka dil todti hai na toh Shaadi bhi maiyyat nazar aati hai.''
Well, it is bitter-sweet moments that makes this song enduring and conncecting. While the sad and gazing duo has acted spot on with their emotional expression. Click here to watch Saansein's official music video.
This emotional number sung by Ruchit H Patel and the soothing music of the song is given by Ruchit H Patel & Kashi Richard. The lyrics are penned by Sanjeev Chaturvedi which makes it more than perfect. The film also stars Jaideep Ahlawat, Rajesh Sharma, Zakir Hussain and Malvi Malhotra in pivotal roles.
Bankrolled by Haresh Patel and directed by Vishal Mishra, the film starring Kunal Roy Kapur and Karishma Sharma in lead roles is slated to release on 14th September


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Fertility Tracking Apps Market 2019 – Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2024
Fertility Tracking Appsis an innovative apparatus in mobiles for conceptive related arrangements. Fertility Tracking Apps enables ladies to screen their month to month cycles and Hormone level during the time utilizing basic factors that influence the richness. Fertility Tracking Apps records the basal body temperature and furthermore planned to help ladies who are endeavoring to consider. Fertility Tracking Apps offers a choice to record mind-sets, cervical liquid subtleties, intercourse, weight, circulatory strain, rest habits.
According to this examination, throughout the following five years the Fertility Tracking Apps market will enlist a xx% CAGR as far as income, the worldwide market size will reach US$ xx million by 2024, from US$ xx million out of 2019. Specifically, this report displays the worldwide income piece of the overall industry of key organizations in Fertility Tracking Apps business, partook in Chapter 3.
This report exhibits a complete review, pieces of the pie and development chances of Fertility Tracking Apps showcase by item type, application, key organizations and key districts.
This study considers the Fertility Tracking Apps value generated from the sales of the following segments:
Segmentation by product type: breakdown data from 2014 to 2019 in Section 2.3; and forecast to 2024 in section 10.7.
Period Tracker
Gregnancy Tracker
Segmentation by application: breakdown data from 2014 to 2019, in Section 2.4; and forecast to 2024 in section 10.8.
Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics
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Middle East & Africa
South Africa
GCC Countries
The report also presents the market competition landscape and a corresponding detailed analysis of the major vendor/manufacturers in the market. The key manufacturers covered in this report: Breakdown data in in Chapter 3.
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For the next few years, the global information technology industry is expected to record unprecedented heights on the growth graph. The large industry is influenced mainly due to shifting preferences from traditional tech to more advanced ICT solutions. One of the state-of-the-art technologies, the internet of things (IoT), is contributing exponentially to the ascension of the ICT industry in the foreseeable future. The emergence of artificial reality and virtual reality are likely to influence the research, development, and innovation carried out in the ICT sector, principally in the next five to ten years. Commercial use of these technologies is also expected to augment in the coming decade, by the growing deployment sophistication in the ICT sector.
In addition, this report discusses the key drivers influencing market growth, opportunities, the challenges and the risks faced by key players and the market as a whole. It also analyzes key emerging trends and their impact on present and future development.
Research objectives
To study and analyze the global Fertility Tracking Apps market size by key regions/countries, product type and application, history data from 2014 to 2018, and forecast to 2024.
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The CFO Awards Gala Evening – a celebration of prestige and recognition
17 August 2020 | Cordis, Auckland
Join us on the 17th August to celebrate with the finalists and winners, and help us recognise success and the outstanding achievements of talented individuals and finance teams within New Zealand's business and finance community.
Tickets are still available to attend the Dinner and Awards. Bring your team and celebrate with us for a fun night out, this year hosted by Patrick Gower.
Limited corporate tables available - don't miss out secure your table now.
This year's MC:
Patrick Gower, Journalist, NewsHub
"As a participant it was truly special to be recognised amongst a group of professionals"
Scott Scoullar, 2019 CFO of the Year
CFO Awards - Finalists Announced
Award Categories
CFO of the Year
Emerging Financial Manager of the Year
Finance Team Contribution to ESG Initiatives
Finance Team Culture & Talent Management Award
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Outstanding Contribution to Finance & Business
CFO Gala Dinner
Join 400 of your colleagues and peers at this evening of entertainment, celebration and unparalleled networking.
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