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Students from Narara Public School performed in the Festival of Instrumental Music throughout June.
"Our recorder group performed in the magnificent Concert Hall of the Sydney Opera House on June 23," said Narara Public School Principal, Mr Dave Stitt. "We were a bit worried about the weather but it stayed dry for Mr Day's mystery tour of Barangaroo and our walk round to Circular Quay. "Then Cameron, our vocal soloist, was whisked away to the exciting back-stage areas of the Opera House to warm up and rehearse with accompanist, Ms Cathy Kerr," Mr Stitt continued. "After a big rehearsal and dinner, it was time for the performance.
"The concert opened with the 700-strong recorder group playing Norwegian Dance. "There followed some impressive performances from some of the best school bands in the State, and some incredibly talented solo instrumentalists. "A highlight of the concert came after interval, when Cameron sang his solo part in Different Worlds, backed by a beautiful string ensemble and the Combined Schools Recorder Ensemble. "The piece was stunningly beautiful and Cameron's solo was pitch perfect and heart felt. "We were all so proud," Mr Stitt said.t "The recorders had one final piece in the concert, the rousing Handel Highlights, and before we knew it, the concert had ended," Mr Stitt concluded.
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When we look in the mirror, it's not so much what we see, as how we see, that commands our feelings of self-worth. If we have become used to seeing ourselves as bad or inadequate, then we will perpetuate that perception of self and project it into the world, with all the sorry consequences for our quality of life.
The inner image needs to be changed to one that is beneficial, and aware of all that is good and positive, allowing the client to project into the world a person who is confident and aware of their own attributes, capabilities and capacities. Expecting that everything will go wrong or that people won't like us, appears, through our demeanour, as an invitation for those things to happen.
Through hypnosis, positive images can be implanted deep in the subconscious that will play an important part in changing the client's perception of self, recognising themselves as a unique individual with their own talents and capabilities. This gives them the confidence to successfully interact with the world in a positive way that is beneficial for them.
Many of my clients, who come to see me primarily for reasons other than confidence, often suffer from a general lack of confidence, usually as a consequence of their main problem. Once their main problem has been treated, their confidence does improve, but it can be greatly reinforced during the sessions, as an additional bonus to the client, without them having to attend further sessions.


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Research and Markets - Nissan Forced to Disable Connected Car App After Hack
26 Feb, 2016, 12:42 GMT
DUBLIN, February 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
The global connected car market is expected to reach a value of USD 153.6 billion by 2020, according to an industry report available from Research and Markets. The report states that consumer concerns over data safety and privacy is a major challenge to this market, a challenge confirmed today as Nissan Motor Co were forced to disabled a mobile app for their Lead electric car due to security concerns about remote accessibility.
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Security research Troy Hunt was able to hack into a friend's Leaf car and access information for the vehicle's climate controls and battery status. Hunt was based in Norway during the demonstration, while the car was located in the UK. Hunt revealed that the only piece of information required to compromise the application's programming was the vehicle identification number, visible through the windshield.
The global auto cyber security market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 13.2% during the 2015-2020 period, as noted in a recent report. Todays events could see further investment in cyber security technology from automotive manufacturers, resulting in further growth.
The global connected car M2M connections market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 28% by 2020, as stated in a technology analysis report. However, cyber security risks such as the one exposed by Troy Hunt must be minimized in order to build consumer confidence and encourage sales in this market.
For further information on this topic, and a full list of all related documentation, please visit the Internet of Things section at http://www.researchandmarkets.com/rm/MJIL.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-02-26/nissan-disables-leaf-electric-car-app-after-cross-continent-hack
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16 Kitchen Gifts For The Chef Who Has Everything
Your favorite cooking enthusiast doesn't need any more boring potholders in his or her life. So this holiday season, spice up the kitchen toolkit of your favorite at-home chef with these kitchen gift ideas, because you never know when a kitchen gift will pay for itself in the form of perfectly flipped pancakes. (Seriously, these types of gifts really benefit everybody.)
My parents, in recent years, have taken to filling my stocking with every kind of flipper and slicer in the known universe, and that kind of novelty will never lose its magic, because as with other technology, kitchen technology continues to improve. I think I speak for all hobbyist chefs when I say that kitchen gadgets step right into the place of the toys you would beg your parents for as a child. Now, instead of a My Sized Barbie, I am totally lusting after a new set of non-stick, heavy-bottom frying pans, a wok, and a refillable olive oil sprayer. If any of my people are reading this, now you know what's missin' in this kitchen.
Here are some more ideas for gifting your foodie friends and family. From food processors and precision cookers to a super cool Star Wars toaster, there is something here for everybody.
1. Electric Breakfast Sandwich Maker
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and this could very well be the most important thing under the tree. This feat of engineering toasts bread, fries an egg, and heats your chosen pre-cooked meats and cheeses in five minutes, and requires no other dishes. What's more is that it allows you to use egg whites and maintain the structural integrity of your sandwich. Brilliant.
Hamilton Beach Electric Breakfast Sandwich Maker, $23, Amazon
2. Grill Light With Fans
I can't tell you the number of times I've unsuccessfully attempted to hold a flashlight under my left arm while using both hands to flip a turkey burger, or check the underside of a chicken breast. If my grill magically were to have a lamp attached to it, that would no longer be a problem.
BBQ Grill Light And Fan, $80, Sharper Ima ge
3. Darth Vader Toaster
Does this really need any explanation at all? I would very much like to eat Star Wars toast.
Star Wars Toaster, $50, ThinkGeek
4. Handheld Spiralizer
Sometimes, a girl needs to make curly fries, OK? And other times, the only way to get curly zucchini pasta is to spiralize those zucchs. This one is mostly about presentation, but, as they say, we eat with our eyes first.
Paderno Handheld Spiralizer, $12, Williams-Sonoma
5. Three-Piece Spoonula Set
I truly thought that I had invented this concept, but apparently Rachael Ray has me beat, because she's selling these concave, flat edged hybrid tools somewhere in the magical realm between a spoon and a spatula.
Rachael Ray Three-Piece Spoonula Set, $13, Amazon
6. The Chork
While we're on the subject of hybrid utensils, can we talk about the Chork? According to its website, this is engaging for chopstick noobs and experts alike. I almost want to try one, just to see if it's useless or not.
The Chork, $6 for a pack of 12, Chork
7. All-In-One Avocado Tool
I actually have this bad boy, and lemme tell ya — it works. Basically, it totally idiot-proofs the process of slicing avocados for sandwiches, plus it looks awesome.
OXO Avocado Tool, $10, Crate & Barrel
8. Stainless Steel Pineapple Slicer
This is another one of my favorite kitchen gadgets that was gifted to me in the past couple of years. The best part about this tool is that it cuts down on wasted pineapple tremendously. Plus, your pineapple rings come out perfectly round, which is super helpful.
Stainless Steel Pineapple Slicer, $16, Williams-Sonoma
9. Keurig KOLD Drinkmaker
You know you can always trust Keurig for a cup of coffee, but now you can use the same technology for so many more types of drinks. With the Keurig KOLD, you can make sodas, sparkling waters, cocktails, and more — all with a simple push of the button.
Keurig Kold Machine, $370, Keurig
10. Margaritas For Your Keurig KOLD
Keurig released cocktail mixers for use in the Keurig KOLD Drinkmaker, and this classic margarita mix sounds pretty great. Tequila, sadly, is not included.
Rita's & Tina's Classic Margarita Pods, $5 for box of 4 pods, Keurig
11. Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker
Sous-vide cooking is reaching peak trendy in the home-chef universe. Basically, if you were to cook a steak sous-vide, you would submerge the vacuum-sealed steak in water and heat it at a low temperature, which cooks the entirety of the steak equally — that means no pink in the center and/or equal pinkness throughout. The Anova system allows you to start and stop the heating element from an app on your phone as well, so that's nifty.
Anova Precision Cooker With WiFi, $199, Anova
12. Draftmark Tap System
Drafmark's at-home tap system is the darling of the beer aisle. The mini-keg holds a gallon of beer, which is sold in its proprietary gallon bottles, and fits in most refrigerators. Check out the Draftmark website to find out what beers are currently offered.
Draftmark At-Home Tap System, $50, Target
13. Han Solo In Carbonite Ice Cube Tray
I'm in a Star Wars-y mood, OK? And what could possibly be more appropriate for your friends' freezers than frozen Han Solo?
Han Solo In Carbonite Ice Cube Tray, $10, Think Geek
14. The Bagel Guillotine
Avoid the risky practice of chopping bagels with an actual knife, and enjoy the perfectly sliced and wonderfully safe bagel guillotine. As an added bonus, you can shout "off with their heads!" as you make breakfast, which is always fun.
Bagel Guillotine, $17, Amazon
15. Cuisinart Food Processor
When I first busted out my food processor that I received last Christmas, my culinary potential increased dramatically. I can now make curries, sauces, doughs, and salsas like never before. This is a great gift for a budding chef.
Cuisinart 11-Cup Food Processor, $130, Macy's
16. Tea-Ceré Matcha Maker
This is a hipster's dream gadget. It automatically prepares four cups of matcha, allegedly preserving the traditional Japanese process. No more whisking by hand!
Tea-Ceré Matcha Maker, $200, Sharp USA
Looking for more holiday cheer? Check out Bustle on YouTube.
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The best news Kate and I can hear when taking an inquiry for our services is that the couple hasn't yet decided on a venue. Being a part of the venue selection process is key to what we do, and is one of the best ways we can service our clients. The venue choice is hands down the most important decision a couple will make during their planning process.
Before you start googling venues like crazy, look over these tips for picking the proper place:
Group Size + Type
Let me be a broken record here in suggesting that you give some major thinking power to figuring out who your tribe is and what type of party they will enjoy. Knowing how the people in your group will behave is the surest way to pick a great venue for your wedding.
Example: Guests jumping into the pool at Race & Religious in October (in their undies!). Example: Guests outside on the patio all night when the DJ, food, and couple are inside. Example: 10 people left dancing on the dancefloor at midnight, because nobody could hang.
Hours + Light
Some places get awesome lighting during the day and others really shine by candlelight. Think about what time of year, and day, you plan to party in and let that guide your choice. Don't forget, in the summer-time it doesn't get dark until 8:00pm! Also, always be sure to check the venue's (often strict) closing time.
All Inclusive VS BYO
Do you have the bandwidth to bring everything; food, booze, decor, tables, linens, staff, etc., yourself? Or should the cost of your wedding include hiring professionals (we know at least two, ha!)? A blank venue should only cost 5-15% of your budget, and if that's the route you choose to take, make sure you ask the venue rep a lot of questions about problems they've seen people run into over the years.
On the flip side, many people find it easier to book a venue where everything is included. These places can be awesome but aren't always so friendly to collaboration and often force you to use their kitchen. These "turn-key" venues should fill about 40-50% of your budget.
Quality + Style
Perhaps the most important of all, the venue's caliber and style sets the stage for and the tone of your event. Once you have decided to have your wedding in a ballroom say, it's never going to look like a barn no matter how much hay you put in it. For that reason, it's essential to imagine all of the pieces of your day, as a whole, before pulling the trigger.
Remember that each decision during planning bleeds into the next, and it all begins with where, so adding some extra months to search and plan is certainly preferable to ending up in an environment that leaves you cold on wedding day.


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What Netflix Would Look Like In The 1950's
TV has come a long way in the last 60 years - well, it's come a long way in the last 10 years, it's crazy how we now have thousands of our favourite TV shows at the end of our fingertips through services like Amazon Prime and Netflix, no one would have thought this possible 10 years ago.
But how would Netflix be advertised and used if it came out in the 1950's?.. A group of Netflix engineers have found that out by adapting an old school Predicta to play content from their popular streaming service. They did it as part of their regular hack day.
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A week after being hospitalized for a fall during a challenge that tested her fear of water, Maria Ventrella was up for elimination from The Biggest Loser ranch against her son, and teammate, Michael. Satisfying her wishes to keep Michael, 31, on campus, the 51-year-old Maria was sent home, but not without hearing her fellow contestants claim that her son didn't deserve to stay.
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"I know how hard Michael worked ... you don't lose 10 pounds in a week being lazy," Maria told TVGuide.com.
Michael, who entered the ranch the largest contestant in history weighing in at 526, lost 34 pounds the first week and 11 the second. Ventrella further defended her son's big numbers: "Your body sort of stops at one point ... it's impossible."
Despite being sent home, Maria, who started The Biggest Loser weighing 281, pounds credited her 50-pound-plus weight loss to "determination."
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TOKYO (CBS.MW) -- Japan's Financial Supervisory Agency is likely to temporarily suspend some of the Tokyo operations of Credit Suisse Group AG csgky, said people close to the agency. Speaking on condition of anonymity, one of these people said the FSA is planning to suspend the Swiss group's trust and financial-planning operations for several weeks. The planned punishment would come in response to the group's alleged role several years ago in helping some Japanese regional banks hide losses by using derivative transactions, he said. Four units of Credit Suisse's Credit Suisse First Boston are suspected of building a scheme in which they moved funds around in derivatives transactions to defer or hide unrealized losses of banks' problem or bad loans. CSFB denies the allegations. The Japanese financial watchdog earlier considered the possibility of revoking the group's licenses for doing business in Japan because the group had refused to cooperate with the FSA's investigation, said these people. But since the group has begun providing relevant documents and testimony, the authorities have softened their stance on punitive action, said these people. The Wall Street Journal
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- With the end of the U.S. vehicle market's boom still nowhere in sight, DaimlerChrysler AG DCX, +0.00% and Ford Motor Co. F, +0.50% are pushing to expand production capacity further and add new products. DaimlerChrysler Tuesday said it would invest $435 million to expand capacity at its St. Louis North truck plant. Ford is expected to announce Wednesday a new model that will be built at its Kansas City, Mo., assembly plant, which already is scheduled to build a new sport-utility vehicle and a new, four-door variant of the F-Series pickup truck called the SuperCrew. Ford didn't say what new product Kansas City will build, but one contender is the Lincoln Blackwood, an ultra-luxury pickup truck Ford unveiled at auto shows earlier this year. The Wall Street Journal
Foreign firms jockey for three Thai banks
BANGKOK, Thailand (CBS.MW) -- The competition among foreign banks to buy Thai banks is growing as the central bank proceeds with plans to sell three nationalized banks amid signs Thailand's recession is bottoming out. As part of its effort to mend Thailand's ailing finance sector, the central bank proposes to sell 75 percent stakes in three banks, starting with Radhanasin Bank. The bank is the country's smallest commercial bank, with assets of 48 billion baht ($1.3 billion) and a small network of 62 branches concentrated in Bangkok. The Bank of Thailand, the central bank, last week finished winnowing the list of interested bidders for Radhanasin Bank down to four foreign banks, clearing the way for them to carry out due diligence on the bank's loans, an executive at the central bank said. Their examination is expected to last up to two months, raising hopes that Radhanasin Bank could be sold as soon as August. The Wall Street Journal
March retail sales in Hong Kong decline 14 %
HONG KONG -- March retail sales fell 14% in value to HK$14.1 billion (US$1.82 billion) from a year earlier, compared with a 4% decline the previous month, according to provisional figures released by the city's Census and Statistics Department. After discounting the effect of price changes over the period, total sales volume fell 10 percent in March compared with the year-earlier period. The department said that was a relative improvement, compared with the 11 percent drop in each of the first two months of the year. "Retail sales on the whole remained weak in the early part of 1999, but the rate of decline in March had moderated slightly further from that in January and February combined, and more so when compared with the marked declines seen throughout 1998," a government spokesman said. The report noted large discounts offered at retail outlets have revived clothing and footwear sales, prompting a small growth in volume. March sales of clothing and footwear decreased 19 percent in value, but rose only 1 percent in volume. The Wall Street Journal


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In February we celebrated Jaxson and Liam's birthdays. Sean, Joey, CJ, and Thomas were Miss Laura's Star Students and made beautiful presentations! Our themes were groundhogs and shadow; all of which were enhanced with literacy, science, social studies, and math components. Early in the month, a librarian from the Ocean County Library came to Happy Days to do a Love Storytime. We had some great Valentine's Day celebrations and we all got lots of treats to hand out and take home. On the 23rd, Science Tellers put on a fabulous presentation for the kids which involved them in hands-on experiments! If you have not yet seen the pictures and the expressions on the kids' faces, check out the post from that day on Facebook!
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Employed as a consultant by the Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust (HEFT), Paterson also had practicing privileges in the private health sector at Spire Parkway and Spire Little Aston hospitals. He was found guilty of 17 counts of wounding patients with intent in April 2017 and his sentence was increased to 20 years following a sentencing review.
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A Department of Health statement quoted Right Reverend Graham James as saying:
'The interests of all patients, whether they seek treatment in the NHS or the private sector, should be at the heart of this inquiry and I will do my very best in the interest of those affected and the public.'
Commenting on the announcement, Kashmir Uppal, a specialist medical negligence solicitor who has been instrumental in pursuing claims on behalf of those injured by Paterson since 2010, said:
'My preference was that the managerial failings, which allowed Paterson to do what he did for so long, were addressed ideally through a full public inquiry. However, despite the inquiry's non-statutory status, I am reassured that the Bishop, with the assistance of his investigating panel of a QC and surgeon, will conduct a thorough investigation including any further action needed to strengthen the CQC's inspection regime.'
Lesley Cuthbert, a client of Shoosmiths treated by Paterson at Spire Parkway Hospital commented:
'Having faced a long wait and uncertainty about whether I (and hundreds of others) would be compensated for the pain and distress Paterson caused, even after he was convicted, I am pleased that the inquiry will look into the cases of people he harmed in private practice. My hope is that the Bishop may also address the discrepancy in access to justice for patients injured in private practice rather than the NHS.'
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Drilling for Oil on Mars? Close. It's Offshore Drilling in 'Inner' Space
As those in the industry know, offshore drilling down in the deep waters of the ocean might as well be outer space. In fact, according to Mark Campbell, manufacturing manager at Oceaneering International, it's even harsher than outer space. They call this zone "inner space," and knowing what it looks like down there is thanks to a small robot called Millennium.
While the images that come back from these little underwater robots is crystal clear, it's important to remember that they're actually thousands of feet deep in the ocean. These cameras were instrumental when it came to the BP blowout of 2010. Without them, mechanics would have been lost.
Besides that, it's important to remember that at these depths, usually a mile or more, the water pressure is so intense it would flatten a human being in no time. "We're the eyes," says Campbell, who worked on a professional race-car team and in the aerospace industry before turning his eyes to the deep ocean, which he sees as a much bigger challenge. "There's no other way to see what's going on down there."
Without the little robot, no one would know exactly what's going on down there, whether that means initially drilling for oil or having to fix a blowout like back in 2010.
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Although we like to think we know what goes on down in the deep blue sea, human beings have charted less than 1 percent of the ocean's floor. For all we know we might as well be on Mars. Some argue this is good enough reasons not to go poking around down there, while others say it's exactly the reason to find out more.
And putting the Deepwater Horizon, BP blowout of 2010, the industry did have a clean track record for more than 30 years. As oil reserves dwindle on land and in already explored shallower waters, it's mankind's nature to push on to new frontiers.
Companies like Campbell's Oceaneering, a great example of an oil company working hand in hand with marine biologists.
Exploration of the ocean floor is still in its infancy. Without the help of such robots as Millennium, we would have no idea at all what goes on down there.
In fact, scientists known less about what goes on at the bottom of the ocean floor than they do about outer space. While man went to the moon in 1969, he has still yet to go all the way into the ocean's deepest, darkest depths. It wasn't even until that long ago that mankind acknowledged there could be life that far down into the ocean.
Those people who study the depths of ocean know it affectionately as "inner space," because it might as well be on another plant. "With all the rovers and things on the moon," says Lisa Levin, professor of biological oceanography at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, "I think it's reasonable to say we've seen more of the moon than the deep sea.
"Every time we go, we discover something new and astonishing: fluorescent sharks, new types of bioluminescence, new types of animals—you name it," says Edie Widder, CEO and senior scientist at ORCA, the Ocean Research & Conservation Association. "It's pretty incredible and beautiful really."
Scientists are constantly discovering new species of fish, and even some believed to have gone extinct millions of years ago.
With what little we know a hundred years ago, scientists were sure there couldn't be life more than a few hundred feet deep. They couldn't have been more wrong. "We used to think it was fairly monotonous and homogenous and quiet and muddy and dark—and it turns out that that's not exactly true," Levin says.
Oil drilling on Mars?
Well, not exactly. But for all intents and purposes, it might as well be. So what's all this got to do with oil drilling down in the murky depths? Well, without marine science we wouldn't know what goes on miles down below the surface of the oceans, and without oil drilling expeditions we wouldn't have the purpose for continued exploration.
As this stirring around in the deep blue sea and building of robots is expensive, and without a stated goal it's impossible to see how some of this technology like the Millennium robot would ever have been manufactured at all. New technologies for deepwater drilling and marine science often work hand in hand.
For Campbell, the Millennium is extremely versatile, which is key when you go poking your nose around more than a mile into the ocean. The shape of the body is rectangular and mechanical hands make it possible to not only observe but manipulate the environment as well.
While these robots are made to handle many different types of tasks, Campbell, with twelve years experience under his belt, knows how important having actual eyes on the scene is, just like in the case of the 2010 BP blowout.
Before BP made any decisions of fixing the blowout, Millennium was the one that saw where exactly the pipe was leaking.
Ian MacDonald, an oceanographer at Florida State University who has worked with remotely operated vehicles in his research, says while these robots are great tools, they do in fact have their limitations. "You pass a lot of agonizing hours watching somebody try to do something at the end of a cable a mile long, down in the deep, dark ocean," he says. "They just need to turn one little bolt and it can take hours, literally, to do something that would take a few seconds to do on the land with human hands."
Deep down into the depths
Still, as helpful these robots are for oil drilling, they have their limitations. The BP Deepwater Horizon well was drilled in 5000 feet of water. What that means is that the drilling itself went much further into the earth's crust, well beyond where even robot eyes can see. The Shell Oil Perdido rig reaches 8000 feet down into the ocean.
Deepwater drillers stand by the practice. "It is a challenge. It is a frontier area. I don't want to diminish that," says David Dismukes, associate director of Louisiana State University's Center for Energy Studies. "But to suggest that it is reckless is not entirely accurate."
Updates to deepwater robot technology are always improving. Right now an ROV can cost anywhere from $3.5 million to $6 million. These are no small piece of machinery. They can weigh up to 4 tons. That's twice as much as the average car. Just like some technologies send images from outer space, these robots give us a view into a world we would otherwise never be able to see. For some, it might as well be outer space.
For offshore drilling, the oil and gas industry and maritime professions often come together to get the job done right. To find out more about how the two work together check out the International Community for Maritime and Ocean Professionals at SNAME.org.
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sujufan said,
do the DVD has an English subtitle on it? or none only Korean, Japanese & Chinese?
alisongys said,
Is this DVD can let us to watch the whole Super Show concert?
alisongys said,
Where can i buy this DVD when this album is released?
suju addicted said,
is the english subtitle will occur fr sure althoug it will take a while?
please reply to my email. thanks
SUJUU!!! said,
OMG it comes out :D:D:D
is it for a limited time or are there limited numbers that can be ordered??
syuhey said,
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Nhi said,
Uhm, will an English version ever come out?
No matter how much I love them- I don't money to throw around so I don't want to buy two copies but I REALLY want it.
Lol. I'm learning Japanese but I'm not that fluent yet so please answer. ^^
I'd wait for however long if they're coming out with an english subbed version later. Ah, it's so hard not understanding Korean. Suju makes me want to be/know Korean and Eunhyukkie makes me want to live in Korea and be 7 years older. Hahha.
Anyways, reply please! Thanks. :DD
Nhi said,
Ah crap. Do you not get a photobook if you don't pre order? D:
mnm 22 said,
is there english subs?? please if anyone knows email me back/
ETHAN said,
Hi, I'm Ethan from Korea
I've just watched your dancing at Youtube.
Actually, I was going to search 'Soran Bushi parapara' and I found your movie-clip.
That was really awesome !!
Above all, I think you are really crazied in K-pop. right?
That is really glad for me as a Korean.
Also, I expect your next movie, maybe nobody or so hot, right? kk
Anyway I'm glad to meet you, I'll be here next time.
p.s) if you need mp3 files or other contents of the k-pop, you can ask me. I can send you. : – ) Bye ! See ya
ETHAN said,
Ohhh, ref. my e-mail address is 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Peiying said,
Do you know if Dvdheaven sends both the photobook and DVD together? Haha, i've ordered the DVD + Photobook and on their package tracking system, they only list one package that has been sent to me (by the way, i've received the dvd) hahha yup.
Just a little worried so checking with you (:
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About the Course
Join experienced tutor and woodworker Gerald Adams for a two day introduction to wood carving.
The course is designed to introduce students to the specific skills and techniques involved in woodcarving, to boost their confidence and enthusiasm to take on new projects. We also aim to have fun.
Students should gain a good understanding of the fundamentals of woodcarving techniques and practices, Gerald aims to encourage and direct individuals to use their talents effectively. You can expect to complete a piece of work in the time available.
Techniques and Materials Covered
Health and Safety
Basic design work
learn how to sharpen and use a range of tools
Ways of Holding and securing work
Roughing out and initial wood removal
Developing and detailing the work with various tools and gouges
Surface treatment and finishing.
Teaching Method
The course is hands on: tuition is by demonstration; learning is by practice with tutor input.
Gerald set up his woodcarving business in 1986 after gaining a BA (hons) degree in fine art. His interest in woodcarving began while working for a leading furniture making firm, and then studying woodcarving at the London college of furniture, he has gone on to complete a post graduate certificate in education and taught city and guild students part time in the local technical college and adult education.
As well as completing many prestigious commissions, Gerald teaches regular weekly classes and beginners courses at his South Norfolk workshop.
Please get in touch.
If booking with a CraftCourses voucher for part or all of the course fee, please fill in the contact form above. Your voucher code must be provided at the point of booking.
What's included in the price?
The days tuition runs from 10.00 to 4.30.
Buffet Lunch is included, as well as lots of tea and biscuits!
All tools and materials provided, so no need to buy anything first.
I started carving at a later stage of life (retired) and joined a local woodcarving group. They recommended Gerry and after he did a 1 day demo course at our group, I signed up for the 2 day starter course. I certainly became a lot more familiar with carving techniques and methods. Gerry is very patient and describes/explains thing exceptionally well.
I would not hesitate to recommend his courses to anyone wishing to learn carving or just to raise their level of skills.
Excellent course!
Douglas Burness - - #22565
Went on the course having never held a chisel and came home with two items I manged to make over the two days. Very relaxed cousre and Gerald had plenty of time for all the students. It might even be worth going just for the food.
Barney - - #19419
I have attended many educational events in my time and seldom have I enjoyed one as much as this woodcarving course. We were gently encouraged by Gerry and introduced to the joy of using top quality tools expertly sharpened on very forgiving wood .There was something for everyone whatever their personal goals and lots of techniques to take away for future practice and improvement .
Excellent catering and all round good fun.
Andy Pyper - - #18476
I thoroughly enjoyed last weekend's 2 day course for beginners. Gerald is clearly a very talented man who can help you realise any hidden potential you may have. Excellent practical advice delivered with fun to a small group of novices in a well equipped workshop. Copious supplies of biscuits, beverages and excellent lunches kept our energy levels high. I was surprised by how quickly time passed whilst working on our various projects, interspersed by practical demonstrations. I look forward to a returner's course in the future and would be delighted to repeat the 3 hour trip to Norfolk for more experience.
John Rowley - - #18411
I have just spent a very enjoyable 2 days in the company of Gerry and the other course members. Everything was top notch, Gerry's instructions , the workshop and tools, the tea-break and lunch facilities and the fellow students were fun and good to learn with. I would highly recommend the course.
John Knights - - #17125
I have just enjoyed the same course as Jim and can only reiterate what he has said. Gerry has taken a small group of likeminded people through an interesting introduction to wood carving that has included basic techniques, tool maintenance and wood choice. We have all come away with a finished introduction piece and our own piece almost finished. A fascinating two days that has also been a lot of fun with regular refreshments including excellent soup and buffet at lunchtimes. I can't recommend the course highly enough.
Barry Gait - - #17105
I would wholeheartedly recommend this course to anyone who is embarking on the woodcarving journey. Today I finished the excellent 2 day beginner course with Gerry. Having no experience of woodcarving (or anything arts & crafts) I had a bit of trepidation on how the course would go but I worried needlessly. Gerry's relaxed approachable style, coupled with the group consisting of very friendly like minded people from a variety of backgrounds, made the 2 days a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Gerry steered everyone along the course at a pace to suit everyones ability, and at the end of the 2 days we all had one finished piece plus a second piece well on the way to completion. Gerry provided individul step-by-step tuition to everyone and was always there to guide me back on the right path when I felt myself going astray. We discussed tools, sharpening, woods, etc....I came away with a solid sense of direction on what was the best next steps for me. Gerry's knowledge and skills are clearly vast and we were obviously only scratching the surface of his talents. All in all I am delighted I attended and recommend to anyone.
Jim Commins - - #17103
I recently attended Gerry's 2 day course for beginners and can thoroughly recommend it for anyone who is thinking about having a go at wood carving. Gerry is clearly a talented master craftsman and teaches through a mix of demonstrating techniques to the class as well as giving practical support, guidance and encouraging feedback on a 1:1 basis. He creates a positive, relaxed environment for learning and has plenty of humorous anecdotes from his long carving career. The lunch, prepared by Gerry's wife, (including wonderful homemade soup) and other refreshments were excellent. Overall a really enjoyable weekend of learning a new skill.
Mark Webster - - #14752
Spent two days on a beginners carving course with Gerald this weekend. The course was fantastic. I am an absolute beginner and Gerald took me - and the 5 other participants - through a complete range of basic skills and toolcare. We used the skills to make 2 small pieces - always good to have something to take home. Gerald tailored the course to each person's skills and was the epitome of patience. He is extremely knowledgeable. We enjoyed a fantastic meal on each day and regular teas and biscuits. I highly recommend the courses.
Jane Grubb - - #14658
An excellent weekend. Well taught and thoroughly enjoyable. Gerry offers great guidance and experienced advice. Small classes so lots of time to learn. Highly recommend.
Peter Harvey - - #13877
I completed Gerry's 2 day course 3 weeks ago and I'm still buzzing from the whole experience. As a total beginner to wood carving, this course and Gerry's fantastic teaching has inspired me to continue wood carving. In 2 days I created a piece of woodwork that I ( and my wife and friends) never thought I would be able to create with my own hands! A huge thank you to Gerry for giving me this experience and all the information and knowledge he passed on re: tools, technique, sharpening, and all I need to get started and having the confidence to continue. A huge thank you to Gerrys wife for the wonderful lunch we were treated to on both days. I went asking myself the question whether this was something that I can do and want to do as a hobby. I have come away with a resounding YES to both. I fully recommend this course.
Baz Wilkinson - - #12881
Just finished one of Gerry's courses. We had a great time; Jerry is an excellent wood carver and a great teacher. The workshop has all the tools needed and provides a great environment for the course. 5I am an absolute beginner at carving wood though I have been turning wood for a little while. I learnt so much on the course; I came away with a great understanding of the tools, the process and where to get the various supplies i might need. Jerry also helped me sort the tools I had inherited and then sharpen them. And then there were the lunches provided by Gerry's wife, which were wonderful. I can thoroughly recommend the course to anyone who wants to learn about wood carving
Keith Mosley - - #12465
My sister and I did the beginners course in April this year and liked it so much we've just completed a two day course carving a green man plaque ... Gerry has a lovely relaxed style of teaching and has excellent equipment which have enabled me to complete an excellent green man. I'm amazed that I was able to produce such an excellent result as I don't consider myself skilled artistically.. Gerry has enabled me to produce something I am proud to show off with to anybody.. feeling really proud of myself.. thank you Gerry couldn't have done it without you
Christine Kimber - - #11759
Have just completed 2 days with Gerald, this has revived my interest in wood carving. Great introduction to the basics now all I need is tools to finish the Owl before Christmas. Excellent teacher, workshop and refreshments.
Mike Ellwood - - #11339
I started carving over six years ago with a beginners weekend course I enjoyed it so much and was made so very welcome I just keep going back.
Gerald is not only one of the nicest people I have ever met he is also an outstanding wood carver and excellent teacher, his knowledge of wood is just amazing.
Wood carving under Gerald's tuition is one of the best things I have ever enjoyed.
Roger wharton - - #11302
Gerry was my first introduction to wood carving since middle school. He is a patient and caring teacher more than willing to explain the answer to any question you can come up with. I have been attending his evening classes for somewhere around a year and have learned so much. He has encouraged me even when I picked a rather obscure and eccentric First Project. Which has since been a complete success. I am certainly looking forward to the next term's classes with Gerry and am excited to see what we create next. I would highly recomend him for both beginers and those more advanced.
Camilla Cross - - #10684
My daughter bought me a set of courses for Christmas after I retired some three years ago and I have never looked back.
First thing was a nice house sign with lettering and quatrefoils.
Gerald has a great attitude and teaches the use of tools and techniques which would be difficult on ones own.
Besides there is a great cameraderie with classmates and it is fascinating to see what others achieve.
Glyn Owens - - #10342
My woodcarving interest started some 10 years ago at an adult education class in Norwich. My enjoyment was 200% but progress was slow. When the classes were disbanded we were so pleased that Gerry took up the cudgel and set up courses in Long Stratton to enable us to keep up our new found skills. It's a great atmosphere in the workshop and I have achieved projects that have amazed me. The tuition cannot be faulted, the classes are friendly and you can do whatever you want knowing that help is always at hand. Tools and wood are available and Tuesday afternoons have become something to look forward to.
Dudley Watts - - #10340
I started on a weekend woodcarving course with Gerry three years ago. I had a very low level of confidence and memories of school woodwork with a grumpy teacher and grotty bits of deal that always ended up planed to a sliver. Gerry is the Mary Poppins of the woodworking world (without the outfits). He actually made me laugh and enjoy woodwork as I'd never imagined I could. I signed up for a regular weekly class and discovered a talent I never knew I had and made new friends in his friendly class. He is a skilled craftsman who enjoys passing on his skills to other people and is happy to advise on tool buying and to supply lovely pieces of lime and oak to carve. I'm hooked!
Nick Jackson - - #10332
Think I speak for most as once the first 15 mins have gone by you loose yourself in your own world of carving and the few hours you spend are a great break from everyday life, tuition is informative without being restrictive and allows you to gain confidence quickly, Gerrys' knowledge of carving backed up with his artistic knowledge nudges you towards producing more than you thought you were capable of very quickly, well appointed workshop, good friendly atmosphere, descent cup of tea at half time, highly recommended!
John Mewse - - #10330
Gerald is very generous with his expertise and it is a pleasure to learn from someone with such skill and experience. The atmosphere in the classes is very friendly and you are given lots of scope to develop your own projects.Addictive and enjoyable.
Chantal Haddon - - #10320
I started going to Gerald's woodcarving classes to support my interest in making musical instruments, and it turned out to be a very good decision indeed! As the other reviews have mentioned, Gerald is master carver, and an excellent teacher. He provides carving exercises that teach the basic (and not so basic) techniques, but is also very helpful for students with projects of their own, giving excellent guidance on both technical aspects and on the modeling of the carving (i.e. the artistic side of carving). The workshop is very well equipped and it is useful to be able to work with a variety of tools to determine what you most need to buy for your workshop at home. The lessons are also great fun, and one of the high points of my week - very highly recommended!
Gavin Cawley - - #10181
Gerry offers simple practical tuition using a full range of tools within achievable goals from beginners to the advanced.
However small or uninspiring your project may seem, he will make it matter for you. He lends himself well to each student and is very fair with his time. He gives good sound advice and demonstrates his skills well.
My carving has much improved since going to his classes.
Lynda Watts - - #10176
I cannot recommend the Woodcarving weekly classes too highly.
Gerald is a Master Carver and a great teacher. He also manages to create a wonderful friendly atmosphere in his classes which is a joy to work in. After several years carving away after work or at weekends on my own in my workshop, I am now able to take advantage of retirement and spend time with like minded carvers who want to get better and a bit more creative. I always look forward to my weekly classes and hope to continue to improve my carving skills at Gerald's classes for many terms to come.
David Handley - - #10167
I joined Gerald's classes after carving for 8 years, and am now ironing out my bad habits!
I find the classes both helpful and inspiring and have learned new techniques, including how to sharpen chisels.
Gerald is always ready to help if you get stuck, suggesting a different method or different tool to do the job. I would definitely recommend his classes for beginners and improvers alike.
Anna Cullingford - - #10139
I was lucky enough to find Gerry a couple of years ago having previously carved with another group. Simply put, he is a Master Carver who is eager to pass on his considerable knowledge to all of his students. He does this by example, and patient guidance, with tuition methods that enable his students to produce work that previously they,just maybe, would not have attempted. Gerry's soft spoken approach creates a very encouraging and enjoyable carving experience every week
Lionel Hickman - - #10125
I was pleased to be able to restart wood carving on my retirement having been an occasional carver.
Gerry is a very supportive teacher with the emphasis on guiding and encouraging everyone to 'do it on their own' which increases the confidence of each carver. The mutual class support is also helpful.
It is clear to me everyone enjoys their weekly class and we are all more confident carvers from our tuition. Always a most enjoyable part of my week.
Roger Morse - - #10117
I have been a student of Gerry's for five years and have completed both regular woodcarving sessions and a beginner's chair-making course.
Gerry mixes both structured and flexible classes, allowing you to progress from your own starting point, whether this is a beginner or more experienced carver. There is the option to do 'set pieces' to develop different carving techniques, where Gerry takes you through a step-by-step process or to choose your own piece to work on, where Gerry provides individual tuition and coaching.
Gerry advises you on woods and chisels to buy if you want to work at home as well, or provides use of his own tools, if you are not sure you want to set yourself up just yet. I would highly recommend Gerry's courses, as both educational, social and enjoyable.
K Henderson - - #10100
I have been one of Gerry's weekly students for several years. His talent and work is truly astounding and must be seen to be believed. Just check out his website.
Gerry is an excellent teacher - expert, patient, courteous, long-suffering, painstaking, intelligent, humorous - and provides some not too bad coffee, to boot.
There is nothing he cannot make - and also teach and help you to make it too. I am astounded at the progress that even a novice like me has achieved thanks entirely to him.
His classes are always fun and we always have some good laughs.
Try him - he won't disappoint.
Laurie Janicker (Reverend) - - #10098
This craft course provider has been awarded Gold status for receiving 10 or more 5 star ratings from previous students.
The Students' Choice award ensures that course providers get recognised for their efforts in the teaching and practice of UK craft.
They also allow tutors to gain valuable feedback on their courses and for new students to find the course that's right for them.


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The right hemithorax is smaller than the left with ipsilateral mediastinal shift and blurred right heart border due to pulmonary hypoplasia.
There is an anomalous vessel resembling a Turkish sword (scimitar) in the right lung.
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This case shows the classic radiographic appearance of Scimitar syndrome.


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National Safety Council Accepting Scholarship Nominations for Those Pursuing Careers in Safety
Applications now available for 2020 Women in Safety, Student Member Congress & Expo scholarships
Sep 10, 2019, 18:01 ET
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Safety Council is now accepting applications for its 2020 Women in Safety and Student Member Congress & Expo scholarships. Both scholarships are aimed at advancing the safety profession and encouraging new safety professionals.
"The need for trained safety professionals is high, making it vitally important to support the next generation of safety leaders," said Lorraine M. Martin, president and CEO of the National Safety Council. "We are honored to offer these scholarship opportunities to aspiring safety professionals and look forward to reviewing this year's nominations."
Awarded for the first time in 2018, the Women in Safety Scholarship is for women studying safety in an accredited associate or undergraduate program. The tuition scholarship is renewable annually for a maximum of four years, with the number of awards varying per year. In addition to the tuition award, recipients will receive complimentary travel, hotel, registration and other expenses to attend NSC Congress & Expo – the world's largest annual gathering of safety professionals – in Indianapolis from Oct. 2-8, 2020.
The NSC Student Member Congress & Expo Scholarship – first awarded in 2017 – is open to students seeking post-secondary education leading to a career in safety or a closely related field. It is a one-time award given annually, and the number of winners varies. Recipients also will receive a complimentary trip to attend NSC Congress & Expo in Indianapolis, an invaluable opportunity to meet and learn from thousands of safety and health professionals.
The application period for both scholarships closes March 31, with winners announced in summer 2020.
In addition, for students and individuals planning to pursue a career in utilities, the National Safety Council offers its Billy D. Young Memorial Scholarship. The tuition award also comes with a complimentary trip to attend NSC Congress & Expo in Indianapolis. Applications can be submitted now through March 31.
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With the Master Chief Collection bringing Halo 1, 2, 3, and 4 to the Xbox One, one of the top questions asked of 343i is "What about the other Halo games?" Most notably, during the month of its anniversary, we ask: "What about Reach?" Joined by guest Philip Stella of Gaming On Thrones!
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As spring warms my skin, I am transported in my mind to last summer. I feel myself gently swing back and forth in my hammock while I think, aren't hammocks supposed to be relaxing?
I was in my head a lot last summer. I was seeking anything that would heal my anxiety after finally admitting that it was more than a temporary problem.
Many things were helpful in getting to a healthier place: therapy, journaling, new boundaries, confronting my codependent tendencies, medication, and much needed changes. The thing that made all of these things more effective was reading books that helped me process these changes.
You may have different mental health concerns for yourself or a family member than I did, but all of these books will have good lessons for you on your journey.
1. All is Grace by Brennan Manning
This book isn't a "self-help" type of book like the rest of the books on my list. It's an autobiography of a deeply broken man. I cried tears more than once because of the incredible redemptive, redeeming, reckless love of our God. His trauma from disfunction was familiar even as it was far from my life experience. His tendency towards self-destruction and self-deception was familiar even though it was also very far from my life experience.
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Peter, a veteran pastor in New York City, is so vulnerable with his own journey to becoming emotionally healthy, and he points out how damaging emotionally unhealthy people are in the local church. If every local church was proactive in making sure that discipleship that included emotional health was a priority, the body would be so much healthier and more whole.
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I met Marc at a writer's conference in Portland when this book was just a seed. He was honest about his struggles with perfectionism and insecurities. Several years later, I read his book and it freed me from a lot of shame about my emotions. I'm an enneagram 3. If you're an enneagram 3, 7, or 8, you are in the active triad that suppresses feelings by focusing your energy on other things. Becoming in touch with my feelings has been a process, and this book was integral in that process.
5. The Gift Of Being Yourself by David Benner
Knowing God is not something you can integrate into your life and actions fully until you know yourself. This book was full of "ah ha" moments about how the self relates to God. I flagged a third of the pages because it held an important truth.
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I enjoy wearing many creative hats. I am an actor, writer, director, and teacher. Hollywood called me from Dallas to Los Angeles at the mature age of 15… my parents were very supportive and naive. Thankfully, I was a good kid who was lucky enough to land wonderful agents who protected me in the industry. My first acting role was a guest star as a mean girl on one of America's most popular shows, Sister, Sister. From there, I starred on other hit shows like Party of Five, Moesha, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, and even experienced the fast-paced world of soap operas on General Hospital. During the early 2000s, I started directing and dove headfirst into a hit production of Fiddler on the Roof in the small college town of Hamilton, NY (my time there was exciting and weird and deserves its own paragraph in a different bio).
After my first experience directing, I caught that bug and moved to New York City. It was in NY where I wrote and performed my first solo show, Baby Cow, in FringeNYC which led to a carved out niche in the solo world. In addition to being a performer, I became the go-to director for solo shows as well as a teacher of the solo craft. I have personally fostered over 60 shows as a teacher with the highly respected GO-SOLO writing workshops in which I partner with founder and Emmy winning writer, Matt Hoverman. My newest solo show, Such Nice Shoes, has had several NYC runs at the beautiful and prestigious white box space of TheaterLab and is also in the early stages of development for a new television series. If you don't catch me on the stage, you can always see me on BULL (CBS), in the dark comedy Search Party (TBS), and recurring as the snarky M.E. on Blue Bloods (CBS).
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