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The employment, the best housing policy.
The State Plan 2013-2016 has been published, which signifies an important rupture with the traditional housing policies in Spain, obliged by the market situation and the restriction on available resources.
Therefore any support on the acquisition of a new property, such as an agreed financing, support for the first down payment or a subsidized mortgage, disappears entirely.
The other new aspect is the possibility of disqualifying the new subsidized homes in the next three years, once six months have passed from the final qualification, which means it will be possible to convert any new subsidized homes into free ones.
This regulation intends to end with the disadvantage suffered by the new subsidized homes, once the aid on the down payments or the subsidizing had finished and once the difference in prices with the free homes has been reduced or has even disappeared. This measure, which seems reasonable and adequate in the current situation, should be complemented with a temporary liberalization of the reserves of subsidized land that would mean modifying the regulation on the compulsory minimum reserves established by the Land Bill and the urban regulations of the autonomous regions.
Once any aid to the acquisition of new homes has been eliminated, the main regulation is based on the aid on rentals, refurbishing and the maintenance of the subsidizing of loans agreed in the previous housing plans, something which, in the current situation of mortgage difficulty, seems totally indispensable. The public encouragement of rentals, the program of support of the Building Assessment Report and the program of encouragement of sustainable cities will have a much more limited effect.
The housing plans need to be conceived as interim tools with a clear social intention. This is materialized in the published Royal Decree, mainly in the subsidies on previous plans and the aid on rentals for the most needed families.
The other way of materializing the social aspect, which should preside over the norm, is the development of the construction sector. Nowadays there is no better policy than the one that promotes the employment and that should be reflected in the regulation as well.
Knowing that to stimulate the offer of subsidized housing in a market with an enormous stock of free properties is extremely complicated, and that the price of these is dangerously nearing the prices of subsidized homes, it is compulsory to concentrate on refurbishments. The personalized regulation of the refurbishments is one of the strengths of the Royal Decree that has been recently published.
Historically regulations have concentrated more on urban regeneration and renovation operations that affected whole blocks or areas, which from the economic point of view, turned out to be sterile in view of the enormous amount of resources needed and the technical complications derived from the dimension of the projects.
The current plan regulates in detail the aid for building renovations, which is a wise move. Nevertheless, for it to have a positive effect, it is necessary to develop an effective line of financing, as most of the financing agreements signed under the previous plans have turned useless once the financial restrictions occur, like it is currently happening. Right now, implementing a correct financing scheme is even more important than the actual aid or subsidy itself.
A line of credit of 1000 million Euros from the Official Credit Institute has been announced which will be included in the line for businesses and entrepreneurs. This amount would seem insufficient, but it is also true that it could be increased if it starts working. The problem arises when channeling it through banks and with the complex financing of neighborhood associations.
The situation of the employment in this sector should make it worth to look for methods to finance these associations with reasonable percentages and timescales, as the established interest rates are correct.
I consider that the success or failure of this plan will depend on its capacity to create jobs, being the existence of a correct financing a necessary requirement.


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As a side note, if anyone would like to help me translate the app for the following countries, please send me an email (adam at everythingandroid dot net):
Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Netherlands, Poland
(of course if you would like to translate for other languages let me know as well).
SMS Popup v0.9.4
- Tons of bug fixes, mostly to do with the WakeLock code which was causing the app to "force close" intermittently. Hopefully this fixes the majority of major bugs but time will tell.
- Basic MMS support - this was more difficult to implement than I thought. The app should now detect MMS's and trigger a regular (non-popup) notification (it should be almost identical to the system one). It will not turn on the screen or show a nice popup yet - I will try and add this in the next version.
- Configurable vibrate patterns - choose from a list of pre-set vibrate patterns or create your own :)
- Fixed the landscape layout so it fits correctly when the contact has a photo

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Fantastic GCSE results celebrated at St John's School!
81% A*- C grades were achieved by our students, up from 76% last year. The government bench mark of A*-C grades including English and Maths has now been replaced with a 'Progress 8 score' that we will have confirmed later in the term, however we estimate that our overall score will be +3.5, the national average being 0. 26% of students achieved 3 or more A/A* grades which is a fantastic outcome. These results are especially pleasing at a time of huge national changes to the exam system being driven by the Department for Education.
Students and staff have worked very hard to achieve such excellent results. Our high standards of teaching are supported effectively by dedicated Learning Support staff so that students at all levels can achieve their potential. Staff have also diligently offered additional support in the form of after school sessions and even workshops at weekends and in the holidays in order to build student confidence. This year, we have also been delighted to organise some study sessions where students from SJS and KRS have been able to work together.
Our core values of 'Excellence, Learning and Leadership' are more than merely words that we use; they underpin our daily work to ensure that students and staff alike endeavour to be the best that we can be. Many of our Year 11 students will go on to join our 6th Form, which celebrated its best ever A Level results this year.
Congratulations to all students.
2nd A Level SJS press release
Hard work pays off as students have exciting next steps to look forward to!
All the hard work has paid off for the students at SJS Sixth Form with some exceptional performances in many subjects.
All eleven students who applied to university have secured a place, with nine continuing their studies at their first choice. One has declined their original choice as their performance exceeded their original expectations and another choose to successfully apply to another institute.
One student secured her place at her first choice institute of The University of Warwick to study Mathematics and Physics with A* in Maths, A in Maths and Physics and A* in her EPQ. With another going on to study Arabic and International Relations at the University of Leeds having achieved an A in Geography, A in English Literature, B in History, D in Mathematics and A* in her EPQ. We also have a student going to the University of York to study History after achieving an A* in this subject, B in English Literature, B in German and A in his EPQ.
Congratulations to you all!
St John's School – A Level results success! (Official press release)
St John's students gained 44 full A Level/BTEC/L3 EPQ qualifications with a 100% (A*-E) pass rate. 73% of these qualifications achieved A*-C grades and 32% gained top A/A* grades. Of the 14 Year 13 students, four (28%) gained 2 or more A or A* grades and eight (57%) gained 2 or more C grades and above.
We are very proud of this level of outstanding performance and these results are testament to the hard work of our students and the staff that have supported them so diligently this year. Such pleasing results also show that St John's 6th Form continues to go from strength to strength; offering a growing range of post-16 qualifications and extra-curricular activities that are proven to lead to high levels of academic performance which allow students to win their first choice Higher Education places.


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Proud to announce that Mission Green Delhi is mentioned in Times Kuwait publication. Times Kuwait mentioned:
"Greening Delhi: NGOs and grassroots environmental organizations have begun teaming with government and everyday citizens to clean up Delhi. Together they have instituted new green policies, embedded watchdog agencies, and empowered and educated individuals. Grassroots projects, such as Mission Green Delhi and Green Leap Delhi, call upon individuals to help make change, while blogs like Delhi Greens and conferences like Delhi Sustainable Development Summit spread awareness of the acute problem. Change is sluggish, and often rife with setbacks, but, as Mahatma Gandhi once said, "You must be the change you want to see in the world."
Click Here to download mention in PDF format.


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Michael Harding – Extra Date Added
Due to popular demand we've added a second date for Michael Harding: Talking to Strangers on Friday 24th February, 8PM.
Michael Harding is one of Ireland's most distinctive writers and storytellers and his recent memoirs Staring at Lakes and Hanging with the Elephant have touched a chord with audiences throughout the country. Now he returns to Riverbank with his latest book, Talking to Strangers and to ruminate on his life over the past 18 months, playing the Bull McCabe on stage in Dublin, struggling with self-doubt, faith, and psychotherapy, and the chaos of building an extension to his home near Lough Allen.


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What 'Social Media' platforms are doing to your brand is NOT right…
There is a delicate balance
If this is true (it is, and you know it), how do you protect your brand when you don't fully control your image on these platforms? Regardless of what you say about your brand in a post or in a video what ultimately matters is what social media users who see that content think of it.
Which is just one of many risks of using or relying on social media for branding.
What are the top Social Media Platforms in 2019?
Let's take a look at the list of top social media sites by users:
(As of July 2019. MAUs = Monthly Active Users & DAUs = Daily Active Users.
1. Facebook – 2.23 billion MAUs
2. YouTube – 2 billion MAUs
3. Instagram – 1.1+ billion MAUs (half are DAUs!!!)
4. TikTok – 500 million MAUs
5. Reddit – 330 million MAUs
6. Twitter – 330 million MAUs
7. LinkedIn – 310 million MAUs
8. Snapchat – 295 million MAUs
9. Pinterest – 265 million MAUs
And let's not forget the subset of digital social interaction – messaging apps.
With the advent of chatbots messaging platforms will increasingly become a main point of contact for customers, similar to text messaging but with much higher rates of interaction, click throughs, and conversions.
1. WhatsApp – 1.6 billion MAUs
2. Facebook Messenger – 1.3 billion MAUs
3. WeChat – 1.1 billion MAUs
4. Viber – 250 million MAUs
5. Discord – 250 million MAUs
Why is all this info important? Because YOU – the brand owner – are also still a customer for social media platforms, even though you're using it to communicate with your customers. Being a brand owner doesn't change the fact that you're still the main customer for every social media and messaging company.
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? I know, I know, we'll get to the point.
Average Revenue Per WHAT?
Yep. Average Revenue Per User.
It's how platforms measure their revenue, income, the money they make – by every unit, which is to say every user or every one of YOU.
But how are they making money off you if they're FREE?
Most are monetized through advertising which means to them YOU are the product they're selling to advertisers.
Which means platforms focus on getting as much out of you as they can for every second you spend on their platform.
They do this in two ways: they increase the value of each ad, or they increase the number of ads.
Both strategies require having enough ads on the site.
How do they get more ads?
By making you, an advertiser, pay twice to reach your audience in either time or money to get new followers, one more like or have one more user join your group.
Then when they decide to mute your reach – which is basically lowering the amount of your audience each post is seen by – you have to pay to advertise to the people who have already said YES to your brand.
That's not OK.
One day a platform may show your message to 25 percent of your audience, but then the next day only 6 percent of your audience will see it. This means you aren't able to sell the same amount of new product to the exact same size of audience.
Well, at least not organically. You can still PAY to reach them….again.
This is where Adora create comes in. We don't like these shenanigans and we love helping brands reach the people who have already said YES to them.
And that's exactly what our SMGE – social media growth engine – program does.
There are two ways you can learn more – book a discovery call or click around the site a bit to get a feel for what we do and offer.
Until we get your call, have an amazing day!


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Jason Byrne's "Post Modern Magic" show is the epitome of contemporary magic. With the beautiful and graceful Brandy Lee at his side they add exotic mystery to the top-rated variety show "V" appearing at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas. Jason's website
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Daily Archives: August 1, 2006
Re: Mel Gibson:
Posted on August 1, 2006 39 Comments
Any additional thoughts on today's rather more extensive apology about the drunken anti-semitic outburst?
Your Hugo/Campbell Blatheration Thread
Posted on August 1, 2006 8 Comments
Hugo/Campbell voting is now officially closed, and since it was not performed on Diebold machines, I think that we can say that all the votes will be counted in an efficient and truthful manner, untainted by scandal. I promised that after the polls closed that I would open up a thread to let people chat […]
Back in the Day
Posted on August 1, 2006 14 Comments
In honor of MTV turning 25 today, here's the very first video the station ever played: We don't need to kvetch about how MTV doesn't play videos anymore, now that we have YouTube. In other news, I'm thinking of attending the Hugos in a silver lame suit and a skinny tie, just like the Buggles […]
My LACon IV Schedule
Posted on August 1, 2006 19 Comments
Holy crap, I'm doing a lot of stuff at the upcoming Worldcon — my schedule is of Strossian proportions. Here's what they have me doing and when. I'm cutting and pasting from the e-mail: Wed 8/23 4:00 PM, 60-90 minutes. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN CAREER Participants: Robin Wayne Bailey Buzz Dixon Nancy Holder […]


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"The GMO Film Project tells the story of a father's discovery of GMOs through the symbolic act of poor Haitian farmers burning seeds in defiance of Monsanto's gift of 475 tons of hybrid corn and vegetable seeds to Haiti shortly after the devastating earthquake."
The film also discusses the growing real food movement and what farmers and concerned citizens are doing to put the food system back into the hands of the people.
The GMO Film is looking for funding, and if you are inspired you can dontate through Kick Starter. The more exposure this topic gets, the better chance we have getting these altered foods labeled and ideally, limited.
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There is not now nor has there ever been a law abridging the right of people to film in common public areas (with the particular exceptions of courts or certain other government property that has clearly been marked for prohibiting photography) or to film any person within such an area, be it a police officer or not. Any police officer who arrests a private citizen for "obstruction" or "disturbing the peace" for filming, photographing, or videoing the police or anyone in common public areas is committing an unlawful detention, arrest, or perhaps even kidnapping.


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This is our official list in search of the best water hose on the market today. Scroll further down for full details on each product.
5 Highest Reviewed Water Hoses to Consider
Also known as garden hoses, water hoses are among the most important landscaping tools to have in your home, especially for those who own acres of lawns or even patios. This tool is useful in a variety of ways; whether you want to water your plants and grass, or to simply rinse off backyard toys, or wash your car. They are also excellent for cleaning the house and pets too.
With so much to do, it's vital that you get the best water hose to suit your needs. The many options to select from and the little visible differences between hoses make the selection process a bit tedious. But, small disparities can have a significant impact on how easy the hose can be used and how long it lasts.
A good water hose should last between 5 to 10 years. But, many homeowners buy low-quality hoses that they end up replacing each year due to cracks, rot, or leaks. Even though some problems can be rectified, it will be more cost-effective to purchase a quality hose in the first place. The best water hose should be sturdy, quality, easy to use, and of the right size. The review below will help people who are looking to keep their cars clean, gardens lush, and sprinklers sprinkling, to choose a hose that suits them.
1.) Camco 22853 Premium Water Hose
Camco is among the best water hoses available on the market. This 20 percent thick hose is more durable than many standard water hoses. It is fairly long [50ft.] and is excellent for washing your car, gardening, watering livestock and much more.
It is a safe drinking water hose that is phthalate-free, BPA-free, lead-free, and will not give your water a "hose taste." Camco 22853 water hose is reinforced for utmost kink resistance.
- Does not provide a rubbery taste to the water
- It is NSF certified for drinking water
- Lead-free, phthalate free, and BPA free
- Strain-relief ends and machined fittings provide added durability
- The fitting is not that strong
2.) Water Right 400 Series Polyurethane Slim & Light
The super lightweight, slim Water Right 400 Series is flexible, soft, and easy to use. This coiling hose is very light [weighs 3 pounds for 50 feet] and has a significant burst pressure of 400 PSI. Whether hot or cold, the 400 Series Polyurethane hose will stay flexible in any weather condition.
This water hose is designed for long-term use; it eliminates cracks, kinks, leaky connections, and the awful hose rupture. It is excellent for different uses around the home; it can be used for car detailing, greenhouses, boat wash, horse stalls, and retail store plant among other uses.
One more excellent thing with this water hose is that it stretches accordingly, depending on where and how you move it. It features chrome and nickel coating that is responsible for outstanding durability.
- Does not permanently kink
- Has no BPA, lead, phthalates or any other toxic chemicals
- Maintains flexibility in all weather conditions
- Made with FDA and NSE certified resin to provide safe drinking water
- Quite difficult to coil
3.) Flexzilla Garden Hose
Flexzilla Water Hose features a premium lightweight hybrid polymer material that enables it to lay flat and eradicate kinking under pressure. This hose is a true definition of flexibility, making it effortless to maneuver around bushes, trees, or other obstacles.
It has no memory, so that means the sprinkler will stay put without twisting and the hose will not work against you when coiling after use or during operation. The hose also provides extreme all-weather flexibility!
- Does not kink under pressure
- Offers extreme all-weather flexibility
- It is lightweight and coils easily
- Abrasion resistant
- Turns black with mold when exposed to moisture for long
4.) Gilmour PRO Commercial Hose 75 Feet
Some cheap contractor hoses will easily kink and not roll up easily. The Gilmour PRO features vinyl construction and double-reinforced rubber to resist kinks, abrasion, and other tough conditions. This hose has an industrial strength that is excellent for commercial use.
It also features a six-ply construction with burst strength of 500 psi. This hose is a favorite of those who are looking for a hose that will withstand years of abuse. It also retains its flexibility no matter the weather condition.
- The double-reinforced rubber, as well as the vinyl construction, offers ultimate strength and durability
- The 500PSI burst strength guarantees long life
- The heavy duty metal connection with O-ring provides a tight, durable seal
- Has plastic feel; some people do not like that
5.) Flexzilla Pro Water Hose with Reusable Fittings
The Flexzilla Pro Water Hose has zero memory Spiral bend restrictors to offer increased flexibility and kink resistance under pressure. This is a revolutionary hose that features a Polymer Hybrid premium material that redefines flexibility, enabling it to lay flat exactly where it is placed. This hose will not coil after use or work against you while in operation.
This is a revolutionary hose that features a Polymer Hybrid premium material that redefines flexibility, enabling it to lay flat exactly where it is placed. This hose will not coil after use or work against you while in operation.
The Flexzilla Pro is perfect for those seeking a hose that offers high flexibility for close radius bends in both warm and cold weather conditions. The engineered polymer-blend material allows for use in conditions where rubber hoses and general purpose PVC may prove to be too stiff.
One more excellent thing with the Flexzilla Pro hose is that it comes with reusable splicers and fittings to allow you to easily repair the hose on the job.
- No memory; lays flat
- Extreme all-weather flexibility
- Does not kink under pressure
- The spiral bends restrictors offers increased flexibility
- It kinks easily; unless you unroll it with a lot of care
Wrapping Up
Watering is a task that can be made simpler when you use a water hose. Other benefits too, make water hoses appealing to homeowners with lawns and gardens of all sizes. Whether you want to refill your water reservoir tanks, or water your vegetable garden, or wash your car, it is good to consider the advantages of using a water hose.
With their powerful nozzles, garden hoses are perfect for numerous activities in the backyard, and it pays to look for the best one on the market. If you always perform any of the mentioned activities, it is good to get yourself a quality and easy to use water hose that will satisfy your needs. The above list should get you started!


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2 Tax Credits to Pay Attention to in 2018
With the changes in 2018 due to the TCJA, it's more important now than ever to ensure you understand your potential tax credits.
First, What is a Tax Credit?
A tax credit reduces the amount of taxes you owe, dollar for dollar. For example, if you have a tax liability of $4,000 & you receive a credit of $500, your taxes will now be $3,500. Make sense?
Keep in mind that some tax credits are refundable, partially refundable, and some are not refundable at all. Meaning if your credit reduces your tax liability below zero, you may or may not get a refund due to the credit. Consult your local tax pro or check out our list here.
With the changes in 2018 due to the TCJA, it's more important now than ever to ensure you understand your potential tax credits. Why? Simply because tax deductions, which typically fall on a schedule A, may become more difficult to reach as the standard deduction limit doubled in 2018. We'll cover this in another article. Here are 2 of the most popular credits to watch for 2018.
The Earned Income Tax Credit
This credit is for working people who have low to moderate income. The IRS looks at this credit very closely as it is a refundable credit. To claim this credit, you must meet ALL the following rules:
- You, your spouse (if you file a joint return), and all others listed on Schedule EIC, must have a Social Security number that is valid for employment and is issued before the due date of the return including extensions
- You must have earned income from working for someone else or owning or running a farm or business
- Your filing status cannot be married filing separately
- You must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien all year (If you are a nonresident alien married to a U.S. citizen or resident alien, see Publication 519, U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens)
- You cannot be a qualifying child of another person
- You cannot file Form 2555 or Form 2555 EZ (related to foreign earned income)
- You must meet the earned income, AGI and investment income limits (income limits change each year), see EITC Income Limits for the tax year amounts
- And you must meet one of the following:
- Have a qualifying child (see who is a qualifying child below)
- If you do not have a qualifying child, you must:
- be age 25 but under 65 at the end of the year,
- live in the United States for more than half the year, and
- not qualify as a dependent of another person.
If you qualify for EITC, you must file a tax return with the IRS, even if you owe no tax or are not required to file.
Child Tax Credit
For 2018, the CTC has doubled from $1,000 to $2,000 per child. This credit is available for children who are under the age of 17. You cannot claim this credit for any child who turns 17 in the current tax year.
Another important change for the CTC is that more of the credit will be refundable. The TCJA has made up to $1,400 of the credit refundable; however, the refundable portion of this credit is capped at 15% of your earned income more than $4,500. This means that if your earned income is greater than $13,833, your refundable credit Amount is only capped by the $1,400 limit, and if it is less, the refund able portion of the credit can be reduced.
The last substantial change is that income thresholds have risen dramatically. In 2018, the CTC will be available to more households. Here's a quick guide to the CTC phaseout for 2018:
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|AGI where CTC is Gone
|Over $240,000
|Married filing jointly
|Over $440,000
|Head of Household
|Over $240,000
|Married filing separately
|Over $240,000
If your income falls between the two thresholds for your filing status – you can still claim a partial credit. The CTC you claim will be reduced $50 for every $1,000 of MAGI that exceeds the lower threshold. There are a lot more tax credits than just these two.
Here's a list of some other common tax credits:
- Child and Dependent Care Credit (designed to help offset the cost of childcare or taking care of an elderly parent)
- Adoption Credit (for adoption expenses)
- Premium Tax Credit (for people who purchased health insurance through the federal marketplace)


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Starring Erica Rhodes, Olivia Alexander, Chelsea Edmundson, Ariana Madix, Lauren Furs
Directed by Charles Band
Expectations: Next to nothing. Hopefully it's at least fun.
Holy shit, this could be the most shameless Full Moon movie yet. They weren't even trying on this one! I can only hope that whatever money went into producing this is quickly made back ten-fold so that better quality Full Moon films can be made from the proceeds, but with a film this devoid of quality, I'm sure this is unlikely to happen. When I started out on this journey to review every single Full Moon film, I knew the more recent offerings wouldn't be on par with the 80s/90s stuff, but Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt is perhaps a new low.
Here's the story: a girl invites three other girls over to get drunk and decorate her house for Halloween. For some reason, she wants to decorate her house with a bunch of Full Moon's Halloween masks, so Killjoy and Baby Oopsy Daisy heads lay all over the place and figure prominently in a number of shots. Instead of doing any actual decorating, they just get drunk and decide to watch Full Moon's The Killer Eye, with the pint-sized replica by their sides. Not only is this one shameless in its lack of quality, it is so blatant in its peddling of Full Moon merch that even a hardcore fan such as myself has to shake his head and be embarrassed for the company. I know you gotta pay the electric bill Charlie, but c'mon!
If you read last week's review of The Killer Eye, you'll know that I hold no love for that trashfest, but it was somewhat entertaining. And the footage from that film is pretty much the high point of this one. Don't get me wrong, simply showing footage from a previous film is one of cinema's greatest sins, but it acts here as a respite from the unenjoyable, horribly written sequel. Of course, the girls provide commentary/MST3K-style comments over the footage, but none of this is either interesting or funny. I did enjoy when the girls happened to watch the scene when a character watches another Full Moon film, Creepozoids. So I'm watching a Full Moon movie where the characters are watching another Full Moon movie where the characters are watching a third Full Moon movie. Wow, this is the Inception of Full Moon films! This meta moment was probably the most amusing part of the film, but even that didn't provide more than a quick chuckle. If Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt had a shred of the first film's fun it would be infinitely more enjoyable, and I never thought I would be begging to return to that original film!
On the technical front, the film is a mixture of competent but boring filmmaking, and flat-out bad technique. The cinematography throughout is overly dark, resulting in ugly shadows dominating the image and causing the actresses to blend & fade into the equally dark backgrounds. Their first dialogue scene together is also a textbook example of awful editing, always cutting to the wrong person at the wrong time. Two girls move in for a high-five? Cut to the third girl looking on. WTF. In addition to this, when they cut to full-screen footage from the original, it's stretched to fit a widescreen aspect ratio instead of being cropped. C'mon guys, this is the easy shit.
The Killer Eye itself also isn't the over-sized, funny-looking killer eye from the original, it's a replica (available now from www.fullmoondirect.com, don't forget!). So instead of funny situations with the eye sneaking up on humans via air ducts and poking his eye around doorways, the eye just slithers around on the ground and sits on tabletops. He's not menacing or funny at all and is merely a catalyst for the girls to take their tops off or kiss each other. As a dude, I can't help but enjoy the nudity of beautiful girls, but it's so fucking trashy, gratuitous and poorly handled here that I have to take issue with it.
At this point, I never come into a Full Moon horror film with expectations that it will scare me, and Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt is no different. Unless you count awful writing because some of the lines in this one were fuckin' horrifying. The original was awful, but oddly fun. The sequel is awful and nothing else. At least it had the decency to only be sixty-seven minutes long and in a way, this film is the best possible ad for the original film. Contrasted against the utter shit of Killer Eye: Halloween Haunt, The Killer Eye looks remarkably watchable and interesting, and will no doubt sell a few DVDs. I still wonder why a sequel to The Killer Eye now, after all these years. I suppose a sequel to a poorly received Full Moon film is better than no sequel at all, but I for one would rather them pool their production money together and make one good film instead of the multiple shitty ones they seem destined to produce in the current era.
Next week, I need something fun to cleanse my palette after this one, so I'm going to put off the other new Full Moon film I have, Gingerdead Man 3: Saturday Night Cleaver, for a later date. Instead, I'm going back to the pre-Empire 1970s for Charles Band's earliest surviving film, Crash!, which promises loads of car-crash excitement. I hope it lives up to that exclamation point in the title.


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Frances Tucker, of Northwest Congress Street, said that someone stole her white plastic chair valued at $20 on Tuesday, according to Summerville Police records.
"She was sitting in her living room and observed a shadow outside moving," Officer Phillip Cox stated. "When she looked outside she noticed that her white plastic yard chair valued at $20 was missing and her son's shirt."


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"Pandemic Fire" Cartoon by Antonio Rodriguez Garcia
What we know about the blast in Beirut
A massive explosion that rocked the Lebanese capital of Beirut on Tuesday left at least 137 people dead and thousands injured.
Here's what we know about the blast so far:
- Ongoing investigation: At least 16 employees of Beirut's port have been detained as part of an investigation into the explosion that shook the capital, Lebanese National News [NNA] agency said Thursday.
- International support: The US military is sending three C-17 transport aircrafts to Lebanon in order to provide relief supplies to the Lebanese people. French aid to Beirut "will not go to corrupt hands," French President Emmanuel Macron told Lebanese protesters on Thursday, an Elysée spokesperson told CNN.
- The blast: The explosion took place at 6:07 p.m. local time Tuesday near Beirut's port and central district, close to many highly-populated areas and tourist sites. Beirut's governor Marwan Abboud told reporters that the explosion had resulted in an estimated $3 to $5 billion in damage.
- The aftermath: A crater created by the explosion appeared to be roughly 124 meters, or 405 feet, in diameter — well over a football field in length, according to CNN analysis of a Planet Labs, Inc. satellite image.
- Impact to residents: Abboud told Jordan's state-owned channel Al Mamlaka that at least 300,000 people were "unable to sleep in their homes." (News courtsey with CNN)


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Getting to speak with Damon Lindelof, the co-creator of Lost and screenwriter of Prometheus, was undoubtably an On The Verge highlight. In this teaser from our show last Thursday, Lindelof tells our own Joshua Topolsky about director Ridley Scott's strong hand in the creative process during the making of Prometheus — it turns out that when you're working with a director like Scott, screenwriting can be somewhat comparable to Mad Libs, with Lindelof filling in the blanks around Scott's vision.
The full episode will be available Monday, including the full interview with Lindelof, Paul Miller's encounter with Masi Oka (of Heroes and Hawaii Five-0), and a performance by Infinity Shred — but until then, feast your eyes and ears on the clip below.


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Coffee Cream Liqueur this is for you if you love coffee, especially a creamy dense liqueur. Perfect after dinner, straight up, on the rocks, in your coffee or why not over some ice cream?
Italian Creamy Coffee Liqueur
I was intrigued by this Coffee Liqueur by a reader who asked about a dessert, based on a Mimosa Cake. The layers were soaked with a Coffee Cream Liqueur. So naturally I had to find out about this Liqueur.
I discovered that it is very popular in the South of Italy. A Coffee Cream or Crema di Caffe that is served in Coffee Bars all over Italy are very popular during the summertime. When a cold coffee is more appropriate and appreciated.
How to make a Coffee Liqueur
- In a medium pot add the strong coffee (espresso is what I used), milk, cream and sugar, heat on low / medium stirring gently with a wooden spoon until very hot and the sugar has dissolved.
- Pour into a clean bowl and let cool completely before adding the vodka.
- Then pour the cooled mixture into a prepared bottle with a tight fitting lid and refrigerate for at least 2 days before serving.
- Shake well before tasting.
Tips for making the Best Coffee Cream Liqueur
- Make sure your ingredients are fresh with the longest date of expiry.
- Some people like to use instant coffee but I much prefer a strong liquid espresso.
- Italians use pure alcohol for all their liqueurs. But I prefer vodka, because it isn't as strong. You decide.
- Do not let the milk cream mixture boil, just heat until the sugar has dissolved, stirring gently.
- Be sure to let the mixture cool completely before adding the liquor.
- Let the Coffee Liqueur rest in the fridge for at least 2 days before tasting.
- Shake well before serving.
How to Serve Coffee Liqueur
This delicious Coffee Cream Liqueur can be served straight, but always very cold, you can store it in the freezer in a freezer safe bottle. Or serve it over ice.
Some people love a splash in their coffee or why not over your favourite ice cream, a new take on a "Caffe Affogato", instead of using coffee pour some Cream Coffee Liqueur over your ice cream!
Coffee Liqueur
How to Store Coffee Cream Liqueur
Any cream Liqueur should be stored in the refrigerator in an airtight bottle or container. It will last up to 2 weeks. Shake well before serving. If you love really cold liqueurs, you can also store the bottle in the freezer, make sure the bottle is freezer safe.
More Homemade Liqueurs
Homemade Strawberry Liqueur Two Ways
Homemade Creamy Nutella Liqueur
So when you are looking for a creamy quick and easy Coffee Liqueur I hope you give this one a try. Let me know how it goes. Enjoy!
Homemade Creamy Coffee Liqueur
- 1/4 cup + 1 tablespoon cold strong coffee (I use espresso) (65 grams)
- 1/4 cup + 1 tablespoon whole milk (65 grams)
- 3/4 cup + 1 tablespoon whole / whipping cream (200 grams)
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar (100 grams)
- 1/4 cup vodka (60 grams)
- In a medium pot add the coffee, milk, cream and sugar, heat on medium stirring until the sugar has dissolved, and the mixture is very hot, but do not boil. Remove from heat and pour into a clean bowl and let cool completely.
- Once the mixture is completely cool, stir in the vodka. Pour into a sterilized bottle with a tight fitting lid and refrigerate 2 days before consuming. Shake well before serving. Enjoy.


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5595 Gallery is located just off Portobello promenade in the lane called John Street Lane West that runs between (and parallel to) Pittville Street and John Street. It has a blue door.
Address: Gallery 5595, John Street Lane West, Edinburgh, EH15 2EG
If you're coming by car, park in either Pittville Street or John Street and walk round.
26, 45,124, N26 and N124 stop at the top of Pittville Street and regularly between Edinbugh and Portobello. The journey generally takes 30 minutes.
During exhibitions, we're open between 11:00 and 17:00, Friday through Sunday unless otherwise advertised.
If you want to make an appointment to visit outside of our opening times email us at firstname.lastname@example.com


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It is no secret that Instagram has grown tremendously, with hundreds of millions of active users every month. What is baffling, though, is the corresponding use of the platform by brands. While this is slowly changing, it seems that the image of Instagram as a site for posting selfies and personal photos has been hard to shake off. Instagram is one of the top social media platforms when it comes to the engagement of potential clients and customers. This is the reason why many are clamoring for such Instagram tools as Instamacro that will enhance their profiles with likes, comments and followers. One does not have to own a fashion or food industry brand for them to enjoy the perks of posting on Instagram. Here are three success stories of marketing on Instagram, from both the big and the small in various industries to learn from.
Bloom & Wild
A relatively small flower company, Bloom & Wild used the Power Editor feature in the creation of their Instagram ads. The first step was using their mailing list to create an audience. From there, they posted a selection of their produced ads just like they would normal photos. Next, they looked at the photos they posted which received the biggest attention, and then focused on these in their main ad campaign. This technique ended up improving their bouquet orders by 62 percent, with many new customers commenting on their photos and buying products from their shop. This was an example of a relatively small company cleverly using Instagram to reach and engage with a wide range of people.
Burt's Bees
Burt's Bees sells cosmetic products, specializing in small dollar physical products. Their success story came from how they marketed their lip crayon line of products. They began with the aim of creating awareness and improving their ad recall rates in the industry. They knew there was already a community on Instagram heavily interested in beauty, and looked to take advantage of this fact. They targeted females between 18 and 24 years old in the US, delivering ads to them that corresponded with their 'Delight your Lips' marketing theme.
Almost everyone with even a remote interest in cars has heard of Mercedes-Benz. It is a well-known luxury car manufacturer, so one might wonder what their intentions were with their Instagram campaign. The answer is simple, they were looking to venture into a new category, marketing their GLA compact SUV. The trick they used was to have people take photos of what they would put into their SUV. These items would then be placed on custom GLA cargo mats to indicate just how versatile and useful the car would be on a weekend trip. The ads ran on both Facebook and Instagram, resulting in an increase of up to 580 percent in website visits when these techniques were combined with direct response ads.
From these stories, one learns the importance of;
- Engagement on multiple channels
- Involving the target market
- Targeting a specific market: age and geographically
- Being creative with ads and testing techniques
Stephanie Clarke is an experienced social media marketer. She specializes in advising clients on how to use Instagram marketing tools like Instamacro and how to give the most to their followers.


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ZKTeco ProCapture-X Bangladesh
ProCapture-X is a POE fingerprint access control terminal with the most advanced SilkID technology, which not only possesses outstandingly high identification rate towards dry, wet and rough finger, but also provides the utmost security with its live finger detecting capability. The device is designed in horizon style design and is equipped with touch keypad, which provides a superior touching experience. It also offers flexibility standalone installation or with any third-party access control panel that supports standard wiegand signal. TCP/IP, RS485 and Wi-Fi (Optional) are available that the device can be used in different networks.
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|USB Host
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|Access Levels / Groups / Holidays
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Charts are out for June 2019! I'll post one a day!
It's that time of year again! Sunshine, spring cleaning, tax returns and my annual free secure shredding, electronics recycling and donation event.
I'll provide Starbucks coffee, Top Pot donuts and lunch from Dante's Inferno dogs. Celebrate Earth Day early and enjoy a Seattle cream cheese dog by the lake on me!
3R Technology will be there accepting:
TVs & Monitors – LCD and Plasma
Computers & Laptops
Servers & Networking Equipment
All Printers, Fax Machines, and Scanners
A/V Equipment (DVD/VHS/Stereo units)
UPS Battery Backups
Telecom Equipment & Cell Phones, Keyboards and Mice
Parts, Peripherals, Cables, etc.,
Microwaves too!
Northwest Center will also have a truck on hand for:
Clothing / Shoes
Household items
Sporting equipment
And Confidential Data Disposal for your secure shredding:
Mobile data disposal service provides on-site destruction which assures you of information security – and peace of mind.
A special thank you to all of my clients who have bought or sold homes with me to make this event possible!
What Makes Seattle an Ideal City for Seniors
From the infamous Space Needle to the water taxi, Seattle has a lot that makes it unique, and we hope seniors looking for retirement options will think so too. Here in the Emerald City, you won't want to tap your heels three times and return to previous locations. You'll be too busy enjoying your retirement and taking advantage of everything Seattle has to offer — from stellar public transit services to free college degree opportunities for seniors. Let's take a look at what makes the area one of the best cities for retirement.
A Potential Break on Taxes
Let's be honest: Seattle is not going to be the cheapest place a senior can live. Although the city is competitive with other major metro areas when it comes to certain costs, median home prices in the area are double that of the national average. Luckily, seniors can get a bit of a break on taxes to offset housing costs. First, Washington doesn't have a state income tax — no need to even fool with forms. Second, King County offers potential exemptions on property tax for seniors who meet income requirements.
The Opportunity to Learn More
Have you wanted to go back to college for years but simply couldn't find the time while balancing a career, family and other obligations? Seattle colleges make it possible to earn a bachelor's degree during retirement almost for free. Seattle Pacific University, for example, offers tuition-free education for those over age 65. You can choose to audit any number of classes as a nonmatriculated student just to broaden your horizons, but you can also work on a bachelor's degree. Tuition and technology fees are covered, but you may have to pay specific class fees.
Numerous Housing Options
Seniors can find almost any type of home in Seattle. If you're into stand-alone, single-residence structures, we recommend traditional ranch homes or contemporary modern designs that make use of open-space concepts. The goal is to find a home likely to support you long-term, and Seattle has plenty of properties with floor plans that accommodate options such as wheelchairs or walkers. You might also consider condo units to reduce outdoor maintenance requirements or one of the city's senior living communities, where you can access 24-hour assistance and never worry about housekeeping tasks.
So Many Public Transportation Options
Seniors in Seattle can come and go on foot or by bus, train, streetcar or boat, depending on where they choose to settle. The city has a wide array of public transit options, and seniors can often take advantage of discounted fares. King County Metro, for example, offers reduced fares for those older than 65 throughout the Puget Sound Region. That includes fares for numerous bus lines, the King County Water Taxi, Washington State Ferries and Seattle Streetcars.
Excellent Health Care Providers
Seattle is home to top-notch medical facilities. The University of Washington Medical Center has more than 900 doctors on staff and is rated highly by U.S. News & World Report in numerous specialties, including geriatrics, oncology, and endocrinology. Downtown, seniors can seek comprehensive urgent and specialty care from the Virginia Mason Seattle Medical Center, and in West Seattle, residents can turn to Swedish West Seattle Primary Care for preventative care and minor emergencies. Other medical centers pepper the landscape throughout the city, so seniors in any neighborhood won't need to travel far to get care for intermittent illnesses or chronic conditions.
We love Seattle and all that it has to offer and think seniors will too. We'd love to hear your retirement stories of choosing a home or living in Seattle.
I know that while I am used to using and seeing these terms on a daily basis, my clients might need a reference to all the terms they hear during the transaction process so I put together a list of words and their definitions that you will hear over the course of a transaction.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM)- The interest rate is tied to a financial index making the monthly mortgage payment go up or down over time.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR)- The percent of interest that will be charged on a home loan.
Appraisal- A report highlighting the estimated value of the property completed by a qualified 3rd party. This is typically done for the benefit of the buyer to ensure the property is worth what they are paying.
Association Fee/HOA Fee- In addition to a mortgage, certain housing communities such as townhomes have a monthly fee associated with maintaining the common areas and amenities.
Balloon Mortgage- A long-term mortgage loan that starts small but as a large payment due at maturity.
Closing- This is the final meeting where the buyer and seller sign the necessary paperwork, complete the transaction, and release/take possession of the property. Usually the representing agents and attorneys attend.
Closing Costs- The buyer and the seller have expenses associated with the transaction other than that of the actual cost of the home. For example, the buyer has a variety of fees due for obtaining a new loan and the seller must pay commission to both agents.
Closing Disclosure- A form that provides the final details about the mortgage loan. It includes loan terms, projected monthly payments, and how much the extra fees will be.
Collateral – Something of value (in this case your home) that is held to ensure repayment of a mortgage or loan.
Commission- A percent of the sale price of the home that is paid to agents. The seller pays commission to both the buyer and listing agent.
Comparables- Homes in the area of interest that have recently sold that have similar features.
Contingencies- Conditions which must be met in order to close. Contingencies are typically tied to a date, referred to as a deadline. If the contingency is not satisfied the contract may be cancelled.
Counteroffer- The response from the seller in regard to an offer.
Debt to Income Ratio- A lender will look at a borrowers debt versus income to determine the amount of loan they are eligible for and if they can repay their debt plus the home loan.
Down Payment- A percent of the cost of the property that is paid up front as part of the mortgage.
Earnest Money – The deposit made from the buyer to the seller when submitting an offer. This deposit is typically held in trust by a third party. Upon closing the money will generally be applied to the payment or closing cost.
Escrow- This term has multiple meanings; earnest money is typically held by a third party until closing in "escrow" . It can also be referred to as the time period from when the contract is written and accepted by the seller to when the home actually closes.
Equity- The difference in the market value of a home versus what is owed on the home.
FHA- A mortgage that is financed through a private lender and insured by the Federal Housing Administration, often requiring a lower down payment and income to qualify.
Fixed Rate- The interest rate will remain the same for the entire life of the mortgage.
Home Equity Line of Credit- A loan or line of credit that is determined based on the equity or homes value after subtracting the loans owed.
Home Inspection- The process in which a professional inspects the seller's home for issues that are not openly apparent, then creates a report for the buyer to review.
Home Protection Plan- An annual service that covers the cost of repairs or replacements to items covered in the plan; items like stoves, washer/dryers, etc.
Hybrid- A loan that starts with a fixed rate period, then converts to an adjustable rate.
Mortgage Insurance- Insurance written in connection with a mortgage loan that protects the lender in the event the borrow cannot repay their loan. This is usually not required if the borrower has 20% or more for the down payment.
Mortgage Note- A promise to pay a sum of money at a standard interest rate during a specific term that is secured by a mortgage.
Multiple Listing Service (MLS)- The National list of real estate properties that are available for sale. These are the most reliable sources to receive up-to-date listing information.
Pre-Approval- The process in which a buyer must provide a mortgage professional the appropriate information on income, debts, and assets that will be used to make the initial credit loan decision.
Pre-Qualification- Once approved for a loan, this is the process in which the maximum sale price, loan amount, and monthly payments are calculated for the borrower. This is not a loan approval however, it is useful to know prior to searching for a home.
Principal- The underlying amount of the loan which is actually borrowed.
Property Taxes- These are the taxes that are enforced by the city, town, county, and state government entities. These taxes are included in the total monthly mortgage payment and are held in escrow by the lender.
REO- Real Estate Owned properties or foreclosed properties currently owned by a financial institution such as the bank that made the loan to the previous owner.
Reverse Mortgage- This is specifically for seniors and it allows them to convert the equity in the home to cash.
Short Sale- A situation when the seller's lender is willing to accept an offer and allows the sale to completed for an amount less than the mortgage amount owed by the seller.
Title- A legal document proving current and proper ownership of the property. Also referred to as a Title Deed, this document highlights the history of property ownership and transfers.
Underwriting- The process in which the potential home buyer is evaluated for their financial ability to repay a loan. This normally consists of a credit check and appraisal of the property.
VA Loan- Loans that are given to Americans who have served in the armed forces. They are administered by the Department of Veteran Affairs.
Yep it's winter…..and yeah of course I am dreaming of a beautiful Seattle Summer and a Swimming Pool…..how can I do it? What about those who say Seattle isn't the place for a pool….You might change your mind after reading this blog post…. I recently made an instagram post for #wouldyouliveherewednesday and found a beautiful home in New Orleans with a shipping container pool. I did a bit of internet research and realized it might not be as difficult or as expensive to put in a pool….makes it a lot more enticing to convert the backyard into a 3-months of swimming weather oasis….eh?
Checkout these sweet options and low prices!
Unlike conventional pools that can take weeks to pour and cure, your Modpool can be up and running the day of its arrival.
Add a Modpool divider to quickly convert your pool into a hot-tub, and back again.
12′ Modpool $16,500
12X20 pools up to 8′ deep starting at $4595 and an amazing website to show you how to DIY it.
Plug- Fill- & Play This Australian company is the only company in the world that delivers a complete product. BOOM! Full customization…I know this isn't a backyard but come on…this is at a racetrack…how cool is that? REALLY.
You know these….so tell me how long have you wanted one?
The gallery on their website is insane….check it out for more pool inspiration. AND hey Seattelites…this might be perfect eh?
Man…these are cooooool! Starting at 27,000 these can be customized and include delivery and install. No need to get outta town….
Just google "container pools" to see endless endless options. Which one would you choose?
This could be a commuters dream come true.
Cannot.wait. Why did it take us so long?
This is amazing news!
Read the article on Geekwire.com
Is it too early to talk about 2019? Is it too early to talk about post-holiday, mid-winter blues? Not when we are talking color-
Post holiday blahs and winter blues often inspire trendy home updates…after all we begin spending more time indoors and we may as well LOVE the color of those walls.
With this in mind, the easiest way to make an update is PAINT! Who doesn't love a fun accent wall, a brightly colored bedroom or a kitschy kitchen!
Get inspired with these 2019 color trends- You can use them all over your home (or in your wardrobe) not just on your walls. Throw in a fun, funky pillow or update your homes look with a cool accessory or new artwork.
This season brings an edgier aesthetic taste – If you love a statement you will love this years colors. From bold black variations and feisty ox-bloody reds to sparkling mean metallic this season has a penchant for punch!
If this doesn't sound like its your thing – never fear there is also a progression towards seaworthy aquas and cactus worthy terracotta. Let's take a look at some of your favorite paint brands 2019 releases:
Yes please. These have an air of iciness don't they?
Benjamin Moore introduces: Metropolitan.
Don't stop with cool grey's – there is a beautifully curated palate of other hues in the Benjamin Moore color news:
PPG Paints says:
"The restorative power of nature is important in society now more than ever," explains Dee Schlotter, PPG senior color marketing manager. "Night Watch is about bringing the healing power from the outdoors into your home through color. The dark green hue pulls our memories of natural environments to the surface to recreate the calming, invigorating euphoria we feel when in nature."
Check out the Aquas Color Family
So- so -so-so good! The company describes Cavern Clay as a "warm terracotta color with ancient, elemental roots," and explains that it's a "nod to midcentury modern style, but with the soul of the American Southwest, which together create the desert modern aesthetic."
SW suggests pairing with:
According to the Senior Color Designer Sue Kim of Valspar, "Smart technology in the home is driving the color experience differently." Because of thi
s, we will see higher intensity shades that mimic the edge of artificial light in a way that is "strangely familiar" (and obviously gorgeous).
Whatever color you choose to update with- I would love to see your trendy 2019 Color updates!
Don't get there early! Stay in bed for another hour! You know you need it!
I am so excited to announce I have completed the training to receive the CLHMS designation. Recognized as the mark of accomplishment in luxury markets around the world, the Certified Luxury Home Marketing SpecialistTM (CLHMS) designation assures affluent buyers and sellers that the agents who have earned it have the knowledge, experience,competence, and confidence they require. Membership with this organization will keep me on the cutting edge of the luxury market- equipping me with the right skills and network to sell your million dollar + properties.
CLHMS designation is only awarded to Institute Members with documented sales performance in the top 10% of their market.
Seattle Outdoor Cinema* (21+)
June 16 The Goonies
July 21 Jurassic Park
August 25 Black Panther
Movies at Westlake Park*
July 13 Wonder Woman
July 20 Coco
August 3 The Last Jedi
August 10 Sleepless in Seattle
August 17 Hook
August 24 Black Panther
Columbia City Cinema Under the Stars*
July 14 Best of the Children's International Film Festival
August 18 Coco
Cascade Playground South Lake Union
July 6 Wonder Woman
July 20 Coco
July 27 Wall-E
Green Lake Community Center
July 19 Coco
Movies at Marymoor Park
June 28 The Goonies
July 5 Wonder Woman
July 11 Jumanji
July 18 Coco
July 25 The Greatest Showman
August 2 10 Things I Hate About You
August 8 Thor: Ragnarok
August 15 Ferdinand
August 22 Black Panther
Movies at the Mural*
(features short films before each screening created by students at Cornish)
July 28 The Princess Bride
August 4 Get Out
August 11 Little Shop of Horrors
August 18 I Am Not Your Negro
August 25 Wonder Woman
West Seattle Outdoor Movies*
July 21 Wonder Woman
July 28 The Secret Life of Pets
August 4 Star Wars: The Last Jedi
August 11 A Wrinkle In Time
August 18 Coco
August 25 Black Panther
Peddler Brewing Company
June 7 Big
Jun 14 10 Things I Hate About You
June 21 Princess Bride
June 28 Old School
July 5 The Sandlot
July 12 Mean Girls
July 19 Zoolander
July 26 Goonies
August 2 Pitch Perfect
August 9 Raiders of the Lost Ark
August 16 Wedding Crashers
August 23 Super Troopers
August 30 Bridesmaids
Three Dollar Bill Cinema
August 17 TBA
August 24 TBA
August 31 TBA
Movies at the Marina (Shilshole Bay Marina)*
August 3 Overboard
August 17 Moana
Movie Night at Freeway Park
September 7 TBA
Bite of Seattle (Seattle Center)*
July 20 A League of Their Own
Mercer Island Movies in the Park*
July 28 Moana
August 18 A Wrinkle In Time
Crossroads Movies in the Park (Bellevue)*
August 2 Coco
August 9 Wonder
August 16 Cars 3
August 23 Beauty and the Beast
Downtown Movies in the Park (Bellevue)*
July 10 Despicable Me 3
July 17 Boss Baby
July 24 The Lego Ninjago Movie
July 31 Goodbye Christopher Robin
August 7 Paddington 2
August 14 The Greatest Showman
August 21 Ferdinand
August 28 Ghostbusters
Carillon Point Movies in the Plaza (Kirkland)
July 7 Despicable Me 3
July 21 The Wedding Singer
August 4 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
August 18 Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Auburn's Summer Sounds and Cinema*
July 27 Despicable Me 3
August 3 Coco
August 10 Raiders of the Lost Ark
LeMay Car Museum's Drive-In Movie Series (Tacoma)*
July 7 Jaws
July 21 Cars 3
August 11 Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Skyway Outdoor Cinema (Renton)*
August 3 Coco
August 10 Wonder Woman
August 17 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
August 24 Black Panther
Pickford Film Center's Rooftop Cinema (Bellingham)
June 29 Clueless
July 27 The Big Lebowski
August 24 Napoleon Dynamite
Fairhaven Outdoor Cinema (Bellingham)
June 23 The Goonies
June 30 Wonder Woman
July 7 Ferdinand
July 14 Jumanji
July 21 The Greatest Showman
July 28 Coco
August 4 Thor: Ragnarok
August 11 The Sandlot
August 18 Black Panther
August 25 The Princess Bride
Edmonds Outdoor Movie Nites*
July 27 Moana
August 3 Wonder
Pierce County Parks Movies in the Park (Various Locations)*
July 13 Rock Dog
July 27 Peter Rabbit
August 17 Sherlock Gnomes
August 24 Paddington 2
Bainbridge Island Movies in the Park*
August 17 Coco
August 24 Wonder
August 25 Pelé
August 31 Leap
September 7 Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Summer Bash and Movies in the Park (Tacoma)*
July 13 Coco
July 28 Moana
August 3 Peter Rabbit
August 10 Cars 3
August 17 Sherlock Gnomes
Cinema Under the Stars (Everett)*
July 20 Early Man
July 27 Coco
August 3 Wonder
August 10 Moana
August 17 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Sail-In Cinema (Everett)*
July 20 Jaws
July 27 Grease
August 3 E.T.
August 10 Up
August 17 Wonder Woman
August 24 Top Gun
Gig Harbor Movies in the Park
July 6 Wonder
July 13 Top Gun
July 20 Peter Rabbit
July 27 Despicable Me 3
Movies Under the Moon (Monroe)*
August 3 Jumanji
August 10 Coco
August 17
August 24 Guardians of the Galaxy
Popcorn in the Park (Marysville)*
July 14 Despicable Me 3
July 21 Jumanji
July 28 Cars 3
August 4 Wonder Woman
August 11 Stars: The Last Jedi
Snohomish Movies in the Park*
July 12 Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
July 19 Ferdinand
July 26 The Greatest Showman
August 2 Coco
August 9 Wonder
August 16 Beauty and the Beast
Renton Summer Outdoor Movies
July 21 Jumanji
August 3 Despicable Me 3
August 10 Coco
August 24 Wonder


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The On the Spot series marked the National Film Board's first venture into television production, and also constituted the first tentative steps toward direct cinema. Originally developed by producer Bernard Devlin as a weekly series of fifteen-minute films in English, it expanded in 1954 to include thirty-minute films and a parallel French series, Sur le vif, also produced by Devlin.
Adhering to the Board's mandate to "interpret Canada to Canadians and the world," the films typically focused on different aspects of Canadian society and culture, from Auto Production (1954) to Backstage at Parliament (1955), Chinese Canadians (1954) and Laurentian Skiing (1954). Though their content is superficial reportage, the films represent the first steps toward a more intimate, unscripted documentary style. The production technique involved use of the single-system Auricon to record image and synchronized sound on location.


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James Cameron is headed to AMC. Recently, the network announced they've ordered a new TV series from the filmmaker titled James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction.
In the six-part docuseries, "Cameron introduces one of the "Big Questions" that humankind has contemplated throughout the ages, and reaches back into sci-fi's past to better understand how our favorite films, TV shows, books, and video games were born, and where the genre – and our species – might be going in the future."
James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction is expected to debut in 2018.
Read more info from AMC Below:
PASEDENA, CA January 14, 2017 – AMC announced today from the Television Critics Association (TCA) Press Tour that it has greenlit a new documentary series, "James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction" (Working Title), from James Cameron, the acclaimed filmmaker behind legendary sci-fi films The Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, and Avatar. The series, which explores the evolution of sci-fi from its origins as a small genre with a cult following to the blockbuster pop-cultural phenomenon we know today, will consist of six one-hour episodes and will debut on AMC in 2018.
From Star Wars and Avatar to The Hunger Games and "The Walking Dead," sci-fi has become a cornerstone of pop culture. In each episode of "James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction," Cameron introduces one of the "Big Questions" that humankind has contemplated throughout the ages, and reaches back into sci-fi's past to better understand how our favorite films, TV shows, books, and video games were born, and where the genre – and our species – might be going in the future. Cameron and his contemporaries, who have helped to fuel sci-fi's spectacular growth over the last several decades, debate the merits, meanings, and impacts of the films and novels that influenced them.
Before James Cameron became one of the most successful and accomplished filmmakers of his generation, he was a self-proclaimed "sci-fi nerd." "When I was a kid, I basically read any book with a spaceship on the cover and I saw 2001: A Space Odyssey many, many times," said Cameron. "The movie inspired me to become a filmmaker. I liked the special effects, but I really loved the ideas and the questions behind them: How will the world end? Will technology destroy us? What does it mean to be human?"
"These are subjects sci-fi has never been afraid to tackle," added Cameron. "With this series, we are going back to the origins of sci-fi, following the DNA of these ideas back to the source. Without Jules Verne and H.G. Wells there wouldn't have been Ray Bradbury or Robert A. Heinlein, and without them, there wouldn't be Lucas, Spielberg, Ridley Scott or me. As a filmmaker who specializes in science fiction, I'm interested in exploring the struggles and the triumphs that brought these incredible stories to life and seeing how art imitates life, as well as how science fiction imitates and sometimes informs science."
"James Cameron is one of the great filmmakers of our time, and his films have literally defined the genre of science fiction for this generation, and generations to come," said Joel Stillerman, president of original programming and development for AMC and SundanceTV. "As we continue to pursue event documentary series at AMC that our viewers are passionate about, it's hard to imagine a better fit to explore the rich history of this genre than Mr. Cameron. He's a consummate entertainer, a scholar, and an explorer. We are incredibly fortunate to be working with him and the amazing team at Left/Right on this endeavor."
"James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction" is produced by Left/Right. Executive producers are James Cameron, Maria Wilhelm, Ken Druckerman and Banks Tarver. Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP), which houses the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame, is consulting on the series."


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In the Woodshop with Brian Shimansky - Models.com
Eight years ago, Brian Shimansky's life took a sharp and unexpected turn, and he has John Mayer to thank for that. Then a recent college graduate, Shimansky was all set to start a business advisory job in the fall of 2008, looking ahead to a life of weeks on the road shuttling between offices, when he was scouted at a Mayer concert and decided to go all in. "About a week after that, I met Jason Kanner [then at Major Models, now of Soul Artist Management (New York)], he immediately said yes, and I never looked back from there," Shimansky recalls.


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Trasierra is, quite simply put, one of the most wonderful places I have ever been to.
They describe themselves as "the hotel for people who don't like hotels" and I think it suits them perfectly.
Built by Charlotte Scott (the owner) from a ruin, it's a boutique hotel unlike any other.
Come on in, I'll give you a sneak peak.
There are 15 bedrooms, all scattered around the property.
Everyone has their own space, privacy and most importantly – peace.
It feels like a tiny village has grown up out of Charlotte's garden.
Bursting with orange trees, figs, aloes, flowers, herbs, wisteria, roses, you've never smelled anywhere quite like it!
Cleverly designed with pockets of seating hidden around every corner, even at full capacity you'd feel you were here all alone.
When pushing past bougainvillea or ducking under rambling roses, it's hard not to feel like Mary Lennox looking for her little bit of earth.
Each of the rooms has its own terrace, for tea and the morning papers.
We might be in Spain but some British traditions never die!
There's a bar, for cocktails and sunset.
And a huge pool to pass the time until then!
The old church has been converted into a surprisingly cosy sitting room, where supper's served in the colder months.
Our particular room, The Yellow Room, was hidden away beneath a pale blue porch.
It has its own sitting room, complete with enormous pink sofa (yes, I sent a picture to Jules!), a cloud of a bed, a dressing room and a bathroom complete with tented roll top bath.
Our days at Trasierra were spent walking in the olive groves, playing beside the pool, reading and snoozing.
Just a few days felt like weeks, I can't remember ever being so relaxed.
Much of that was down to the food.
I felt like a child again. In the morning we would eat a big cooked breakfast either inside beside the fire or out in the early morning sun.
Then come mid-morning snacks would appear, crudité and fresh guacamole mostly.
Then lunch would be a cold soup, gazpacho, ajo blanco, beetroot, cucumber. Rich, smooth and refreshing.
Followed by whatever the chef thought would be nice. No menus, no messing about. Just eat what you're given.
Which, trust me, is no hardship when it's this good!
Mains range from squid (above) to schnitzel, fish, chicken and everything in between.
Served with veggies and salads from the garden, bread, sauces and a good deal of wine.
For the rest of the afternoon you're left to your own devices.
Then tea is served with cake'o'day.
Followed by cocktails made by the utterly charming Olivier.
While they set up your achingly romantic table for supper.
Something they do all over the property, you never know where it might be next!
The running theme? Flowers from the garden, candle light and exceptional food.
Beetroot carpaccio, so fresh and beautifully simple. Grown in the garden, served with local olive oil, lemon juice, hazelnuts and herbs.
Fish, punchy salsa verde, rich sweet potato and spinach.
Followed by an orange tart I forgot to photograph. I'm going to blame it on the moonlight.
Another night we were led through a glittering aisle of olive trees, to our patio beneath the wisteria.
And on another, we were taken into the countryside where we dined beside a campfire while watching the sun set over the valley.
I really can't even begin to explain how magical our time at Trasierra was.
If you have a few days to spare this summer and want to truly unwind, I can't recommend it enough.
By the time it was time to head home, we felt refreshed, relaxed and incredibly grateful to Charlotte, Gioconda, Josephina, Olivier and the rest of the team for putting us back together again.
I didn't even realise we needed it!


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Whole Foods Market Shreveport jobs now available
Whole Foods Market Shreveport Store Team Leader Ralph White is now accepting applications for department managers; butchers; fishmongers; chefs; cooks; beer, wine and cheese enthusiasts; cake decorators; food service team members; fruit and vegetable cutters; dish washers; cashiers; grocery service Team Members; stockers and more. Full- and part-time positions are available.
The 39,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market Shreveport store is the company's seventh Louisiana location and anchor tenant at Fern Marketplace near Fern and E. 70th streets.
All applications will only be accepted online at wholefoodsmarket.com/careers.
The store will open Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2016 and is located at 1380 E. 70th St. Shreveport, LA 71105


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Mohamed Hassan Mohamed Taha
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Medical Education
Research Interests:
Curriculum Development – Teaching and Learning – Quality Assurance
PhD in Health Professions Education MSc in Health Professions Education PG Diploma Research Methods and biostatistics MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)
Employment History
Senior Lecturer in Medical Education - Qassim University (KSA): 25/8/2015 – 30/7/2019 Head of the faculty development unit, coordinator of curriculum reform project based on competency-based medical education, coordinator of the problem review committee, course organizer, PBL tutor, member of assessment, central exam committee, and strategic planning unit. Head of Medical Education Unit - Public Health Institute: 8/7/2012 – 8/7/2015 Head of Medical unit, head of the curriculum committee, deputy chair of the standing committee of the curriculum, deputy of academy secretary, and convener of academic council. Director of Education Development for Health Professions Centre - Academy of Health Sciences: 5/7/2010– 5/7/2012 Director of Education Development for Health Professions Centre, Deputy of the standing committee of the curriculum, member of the Scientific Council.
Professional Activities
Educational Research Faculty Development Teaching, Training, facilitation, Supervision, and mentoring for undergraduate, postgraduate, and CPD
Professional Memberships
Sudanese Association of Medical Education Prof. Bashir Hamad Educational Research Group in Medical Education
Selected Research Projects
- Evaluation and Development of Standards for Improving the Quality of Postgraduate Medical Training in Sudan: A Case Study of the General Medicine Programme at Sudan Medical Specialization Board " - Grants (200.000 $) from Global Fund and Gavi Alliance https://www.gavi.org/ O Evaluation of the Academy of health sciences and its role in the correction of skill-mix imbalance. 2012-2014 o Role: Principal Investigator - Grants (6.000 $) – https://srd.qu.edu.sa/ (5003-med-2018-1-14-S) during the academic year 1439 AH/ 2018 AD O Assessing Social Accountability of college of Medicine Qassim University o Role: Co-Investigator 2018 -2019
Selected Publications
1. Saravanan, C., Mahmoud, I., Elshami, W., & Taha, M. H. (2020). Knowledge, Anxiety, Fear, and Psychological Distress about COVID-19 among University Students in the United Arab Emirates. Frontiers in Psychiatry, 11, 1057. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2020.582189/full 2. Wadi M, Saleh M Nour-El-Din, Alamro AS, Taha MH. Assessment unit in medical education: structure and function. Education in Medicine Journal. 2020;12(3):31–38. https:// doi.org/10.21315/eimj2020.12.3.4 https://eduimed.usm.my/EIMJ20201203/EIMJ20201203_04.pdf 3. Ahmed, M. H., Abdalla, M. E., & Taha M. H. (2020). Why social accountability of medical schools in Sudan can lead to better primary healthcare and excellence in medical education?. Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, 9(8), 3820. https://www.jfmpc.com/article.asp?issn=2249-4863;year=2020;volume=9;issue=8;spage=3820;epage=3825;aulast=Ahmed 4. Wadi M, Abdalla M, Khalafalla H, Taha M.H, 2020, 'The assessment clock: A model to prioritize the principles of the utility of assessment formula in emergency situations, such as the COVID-19 pandemic', MedEdPublish, 9, [1], 86, https://doi.org/10.15694/mep.2020.000086.1 5. Taha M.H, Abdalla M, Wadi M, Khalafalla H, 2020, 'Curriculum delivery in Medical Education during an emergency: A guide based on the responses to the COVID-19 pandemic ', MedEdPublish, 9, [1], 69, https://doi.org/10.15694/mep.2020.000069.1 6. Abdalla, M. E., & Taha, M. H. (2020). Improvement of the medical education situation in Sudan: Collegectomy is not the only management option. Sudan Journal of Medical Sciences, 15(1), 85-90. https://knepublishing.com/index.php/SJMS/article/view/6708/12334 7. Alrebish, S. A., Taha, M. H., Ahmed, M. H., & Abdalla, M. E. (2020). Commitment towards a better future for medical education in Saudi Arabia: the efforts of the college of medicine at Qassim University to become socially accountable. Medical Education Online, 25(1), 1710328. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31902316/ 8. Taha, M. H. (2019). Medical education in Sudan: a recommendation to adopt competency-based medical education curricula for improving practices (SudaniMEDs). Sudan Journal of Medical Sciences, 14(3), 126-131. Available at: https://knepublishing.com/index.php/SJMS/article/view/5212 9. Dafallah, M.A., Ragab, E.A., Salih, M.H., Nuri, W., Osman, R.O.M., Osman, M., Taha, M.H. and Mohamed, H., Breaking bad news: Awareness and practice among Sudanese doctors. http://www.aimspress.com/fileOther/PDF/aimsph/publichealth-07-04-058.pdf 10. TAHA, M. H., Ahmed, Y., El Hassan, Y. A., ALI, N. A., & WADI, M. (2019). Internal Medicine Residents' perceptions of learning environment in postgraduate training In Sudan. Future of Medical Education Journal. http://fmej.mums.ac.ir/article_13983.html 11. Taha, M. H., Shehzad, K., Alamro, A. S., & Wadi, M. (2019). Internet Use and Addiction Among Medical Students in Qassim University, Saudi Arabia. Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal, 19(2), e142–e147. doi:10.18295/squmj.2019.19.02.010 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6736271/ 12. Ahmed, Yasar, Taha MH, Salma Al-Neel, and Abdelrahim M. Gaffar. "Students' perception of the learning environment and its relation to their study year and performance in Sudan." Int J Med Educ 9 (2018): 145-150. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29805119?fbclid=IwAR08KpurBm0_TR9O9MOuVRsmzP2CzvkOqXE06ZkTq0E48yzsqOMzZTnIUC0 13. Taha MH. Assessing patient satisfaction with Sudanese doctors. J Adv Med Educ Prof. 2019;7(2):105-106. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6475031/ 14. Taha, M. H., Abdalla, M. E. H., & Ahmed, Y. (2019). Does Curriculum Analysis in Clinical Residency Training Need to be Different?. Journal of Medical Education and Curricular Development, 6, 2382120519888639. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6896133/ 15. Taha M.H., Ahmed Y, Abdalla M.E. GA. Exploring factors affecting the quality of postgraduate medical education in sudan: residents perspective. Int J Med Sci Res Pract @BULLET. 2019;6(2):1– http://www.ijmse.com/uploads/1/4/0/3/14032141/ijmse2019_6_2__7-15.pdf 16. Ahmed, Yasar, Taha MH, Salma Alneel, and Abdelrahim M. Gaffar. "Evaluation of the learning environment and the perceived weakness of the curriculum: the student perspective." International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences 7, no. 1 (2019): 165. https://www.msjonline.org/index.php/ijrms/article/view/5640 17. Alrebish, S. and Taha MH, 2017, March. Evaluation of Communication Skills and Health Profession Education Course in the Preparatory Year at Qassim University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In Proceedings of the Second National Conference for Prep Year in Saudi Universities, AL-Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud University, Riyadh (pp. 8-9). https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329523343_Evaluation_of_Communication_Skills_and_Health_Professions_Education_Course_in_the_Preparatory_Year_at_Qassim_University_Kingdom_of_Saudi_Arabia 18. Alamro AS, Wadi M, Taha MH, Saleh M N-E-D. Effectiveness of the New Approach of Student- .AUMJ, 2018 March 1; 5(1): 19 – 26 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335502040_Effective_of_the_new_approach_of_Students-Led_Seminars_in_a_Saudi_Medical_College_Students'_Perception
Theses and Projects Supervision
Master Theses: 1. Implementing Case-Based Learning in ESI Triage Education for Emergency Nurses 2. Enhancing Exclusive Breastfeeding via Educational Program for Hospital Staff 3. Introducing Breast-Feeding Educational Program Among Nursing Staff
Awards Recognitions
Award is given to great contribution to faculty development in the college of Medicine Qassim University for the academic Year 2017 - 2018 given in staff rewards day.
Teaching Philosophy
My teaching philosophy built upon the fact that all students are different individuals and everyone learns in their own unique way. Moreover, they must have a stimulating educational environment. I consider that I am a facilitator and my role in-class activities is to simulate the students to learn. I believe that there are essential elements that are conducive to learning. The facilitator's role is to act as a guide. Learners must have access to hands-on activities; have the opportunity to learn in a safe environment, collaborate to learn, so I try to augment students' desire to make contributions to team of colleagues, and most important issue in teaching and learning; learning should be contextual. I believe that to foster learning for my students; multiple methods of teaching should be used to satisfy the different learning styles so that no one of my learners are left behind. Learners must be dedicated to lifelong learning. Therefore, I always seek to improve my teaching by focusing on the learning needs of the future that will be shaped by today's students and seek to be a positive role model for my students.
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Tower 1 is a 1999 central states. It has a HME cab and chassis, and a RK Aerial 104' Ladder. it features a Hale 1500 gpm Q-Max pump with 400 gallons of water. It has a Detroit Diesel Series 60 500 hp engine and an allison transmission
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Ritual genesis: constructing systems of belief
Voltz, Lars
AdvisorAdler, Ted
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Lars Voltz. (2012). Ritual Genesis: Constructing Systems of Belief. -- In Proceedings: 8th Annual Symposium: Graduate Research and Scholarly Projects. Wichita, KS: Wichita State University, p.143-144
Throughout clay's history, material choices directly shape cultural practices and the structuring of ceremonial and mundane living. Within this context, "ritual" is a transient term describing actions covering a broad scope of day-to-day and elevated/special circumstances that retains potency depending on the contexts of the performed action. I will be investigating how rituals rooted in ceramic materials, impact the lives of those who participate in the ritual. References will be made to very personal rituals I have recently created and to those of foreign cultures. I hope audiences will question their associations with their own rituals and will examine how their beliefs shape how they live.
Paper presented to the 8th Annual Symposium on Graduate Research and Scholarly Projects (GRASP) held at the Marcus Welcome Center, Wichita State University, April 18, 2012.
Research completed at the Department of Ceramics, College of Fine Arts


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Watch Jimmy Fallon Reunite the 'Full House' Guys Last Night, If You Want to Feel Four Minutes Closer to Death
The best part of these reunions is that you can simultaneously feel draped in the warm blanket of nostalgia and grazed by the icy finger of looming Death, watching as life itself flashes before your eyes in a browser window. Danny and Uncle Jesse and Joey, young and perfect in your mind, are now lurking at the edge of your bed, wizened and ratty-Cosby-sweater-swaddled, ready to lead you out to the mossy darkness of the graveyard and show you a headstone depressingly blank of accomplishment. Have mercy, the mulleted Reaper whispers through its leathery — but otherwise demonically well-preserved — Stamos-vessel. Cut it out, hisses Doom-Coulier, noticing the hot, desperate tears in your eyes. (The Infinite Saget mutters something about how hard it is to get laid in this place, but you don't hear him. The teddy bear song has grown too loud.)
Anyway, enjoy the video. It's cute! Jimmy's in his jammies. And he learns that everything's gonna be fine.
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Plant Support Net is a strong and versatile net. Specially designed for climbing plants and vegetable support.
When used vertically, the rack can be used as a scaffold for beans and peas until the crops grow to the maximum weight and can be supported when they are harvested.
When the horizontal direction is laid, the plant support net is an effective guidance device for maintaining the spacing. When the plant continues to grow, a layer of one layer of net can be added to the net.
We can also supply the Olive Netting, Scaffold Net etc. Welcome to contact us.


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Cathy's left brain (who goes to work every day and handles internet searches): "Oh, it's probably no big deal...just a gallstone or something basic that people handle every day. Worst case scenario, you are looking at a simple procedure."
Cathy's right brain (who draws the pictures and writes the stories): "OH MY GOD...it's like that scene in Alien....DID YOU SEE THAT...the baby alien is growing inside of you and is going to explode!!!!"
The schizophrenia of waiting for medical results...
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Hard Shell Jacket-Black
The needessentials Technical Polar Nano Shell Jacket is built for the serious adventurer for extreme environments and weather. Combining premium waterproofing with true air permeability. The fabric allows a small, yet significant amount of air to escape from inside, it allows heat and moisture to escape without going through a phase change from vapor to liquid. The hard shell regulates air temperature inside the jacket allowing for high levels of activity with less sweat build up underneath the jacket. Built for use in multiple conditions and activities. An attached helmet-compatible hood benefits all outdoorsmen.
The hood offers walkers and hikers protection from sun, wind, snow and all elements. Skiers, bikers and climbers benefit from the protection the hood offers while enduring extreme conditions, while still maintaining maximum field of sight and peripherals. Adjustable cuffs allow you to tighten or loosen your cuff dependent on conditions. The silicone tab gives you optimal grip regardless of conditions.
- Polar Tec Nano shell 3-Layer Waterproof Laminate
- Fully Seam Sealed
- 3 Point Adjustable Hood w/ Shock Cord
- Attached Helmet-Compatible Hood
- YKK Aquaguard VT9 Vision Center Front Zipper [stops water entry]
- Articulated Elbow for Better Mobility
- 2 Large Bellowed Front Chest Pockets
- Velcro Adjustable Cuff with Silicone Gripper Detail on Tab
- 2-Way Zip Underarm Vents
- Rear Zip Storage Pocket
- Brushed Tricot Comfort Panels on Inside Collar
- Zip-Out Interior Snow Gaiter
- Large Stretch Mesh Goggle Storage Pocket
- Interior Zip Secure Media Pocket
- Interior Welded Locker Loop
- Welded Hem Panel with Shock Cord Adjustability
Why are we so affordable?
needessentials is an independent, direct supply company, run by Australian surfers. We value the truth, which is why we are honest about what it costs to create our products.
With no branding, packaging, excessive advertising campaigns or retail mark ups, we are able to invest in what is important, building the highest quality products at the best price. We only use the best materials and manufacturing and we are dedicated to providing you with a world class wetsuit.


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Churchmouse Classroom: Learn-To-Crochet Pattern Set
Churchmouse Classroom: Learn-To-Crochet Pattern Set
In our shop, we knitters continue to fall in love with crochet. There are things crochet can do that knitting just can't! So whether you're a new crocheter who wants to improve your skills, or an experienced crocheter who wants to share the craft with someone who wants to learn (or should be crocheting!), here are tools that will show the way.
This new Churchmouse Classroom series includes The Learn-To-Crochet Companion, a 16-page booklet with more than 180 instructional photos on everything from how to hold the yarn to weaving in tails, and three First Projects patterns for simple accessories that even advanced crocheters will want to wear.
Order all three printed patterns and The Learn-To-Crochet Companion, and we'll throw in a handsome recycled folder and post it to you straightaway.
Set of three Churchmouse 'First Projects' printed patterns & 'The Learn-To-Crochet Companion' in a recycled folder.