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|i finally had time on sunday to play in my art journal.
|a little ink, stencil, watercolor pen, stickers, sewing, scraps....makes me happy!
|the purple blob under the little purple flower is a used papertowel- nothing is garbage in my studio sometime. i like the simplicity of this page.
|not completely sure this page is finished, but, i am happy so far with what i have....we will see.
|and this is a new art journal i purchased. it came all the way from poland hand-made by czekoczyna! she is an amazing mixed media artist! my journal is filled with a variety of paper- book paper, envelopes, postcards--it is so cool! if you have not visited her blog, you can click on the banner in the right hand corner of my blog or click here.

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When It's Time To "Change Your Tone"
"But I could wish to be present with you now and to change my tone, for I am perplexed about you." (Galatians 4:20) Everyone in a position of authority or leadership has experienced times when they had to "change their … Continue reading
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Sights in Suzdal
Around Ulitsa Vasilievskaya
Vasilievsky Monastery
- Ulitsa Vasilievskaya
Located on Ulitsa Vasilievskaya which runs east from Ulitsa Lenina to the bus station is the Vasilievsky Monastery and this will be the first sight you see if you walk to the centre from the bus station. It was founded in the 13th century by converting defences located... Read more »
Around Ulitsa Lenina
Ss Cosmos and Damian's Church
- Ulitsa Krasnaya Gorka
On the left bank atop the hill historically known as Yarunova Hill is the Ss Cosmos and Damian's Church. It dates from 1725 when it was built to replace an earlier wooden version. The church is asymmetrical with a bell tower built onto its western side and a... Read more »
Ensemble of St Nicholas' and the Nativity of Christ Churches
- Ulitsa Lebedeva
- http://www.rusicons.ru
Close to the River Kamenka is an ensemble of two churches which date from after the fire of 1719. The ensemble's summer church is St Nicholas' Church which was built between 1720 and 1739. In form the church is a single-domed structure attached to a 'octagon-on-cube' style bell... Read more »
St John the Baptist's Church
- 55A Ulitsa Lenina
St John the Baptist's Church (or the Beheading of St John the Baptist Church to give it its full name) was built in 1720. The main structure of the church is cubic in form with a single dome on top. Built over the church's entrance is a tent-dome... Read more »
Suzdal Kremlin
- Ulitsa Kremlyovskaya
- http://www.vladmuseum.ru
- 10:00 - 18:00. Closed on Tuesdays and the last Friday of the month.
The most ancient part of Suzdal is the Kremlin which is situated on a curve of the River Kamenka in what is now the centre of the city on Ulitsa Kremlyovskaya. The kremlin was established in the 10th century upon the foundation of Suzdal and in the 11th... Read more »
Dormition Church
- Ulitsa Kremlyovskaya
The Dormition Church is located next to the earthen walls of the Suzdal Kremlin. It is not exactly known from when the church dates, but it is assumed to have been built in the mid-17th century to replace an earlier wooden church which was destroyed by fire. The... Read more »
Aleksey Lebedev Monument
- Ulitsa Kremlyovskaya
The poet Aleksey Lebedev was born in Suzdal in 1912 and this monument to him was unveiled in 2008. The statue depicts Lebedev wearing a naval stripped "telnyashka" undershirt as he served in the Baltic Fleet Navy. During the war Lebedev served on the L-2 Stalinets submarine and... Read more »
Ensemble of the Entry into Jerusalem and St Paraskeva-Pyatnitsa's Churches
- Ulitsa Kremlyovskaya
Situated between Torgovaya Square and the kremlin's earthen mounds is the ensemble of the Entry into Jerusalem and St Paraskeva-Pyatnitsa's Churches. The summer church is the Entry into Jerusalem Church which was built between 1702 and 1707 and features five domes on tall tholobates. The neighbouring St Paraskeva-Pyatnitsa's... Read more »
Trading Rows
- Torgovaya Ploschad
Suzdal's Trading Rows were built between 1806 and 1811 between the River Kamenka and the square which became known as Torgovaya Ploschad (Trading Square). The rows were constructed in the empire style and feature galleries with columns and a tall central gate. Originally the rows were filled by... Read more »
Ensemble of the Resurrection and Our Lady of Kazan Churches
- Torgovaya Ploschad
Also located on Torgovaya Ploschad is the church ensemble of the Resurrection and Our Lady of Kazan Churches. The Resurrection Church constitutes the ensemble's summer church and was built in 1720 to replace an earlier wooden version destroyed in the fire of 1719. Its most striking feature is... Read more »
Memorial to the Fallen of the Second World War
- Gorodskoy Skver
In the Gorodskoy Skver (city gardens) on the corner of Ulitsa Lenina and Ulitsa Vasilievskaya is a monument dedicated to soldiers from Suzdal who were killed in the Second World War. The monument was opened in 1986 and consists of white-stone arches which form a cube. The memorial... Read more »
Ensemble of Ss Constantine and Helena's and Joy of All Who Sorrow Churches
- Zaprudny Pereulok
The pretty Ss Constantine and Helena's Church dates from 1707 and comprises a cube structure with five domes on tall tholobates. In 1923 the church was closed and used as a store and a garage until it was returned to the Orthodox Church in 1990. In 1995 the... Read more »
St Nicholas' Church
- 65A Ulitsa Lenina
Located on the northern side of Torgovaya Ploschad is St Nicholas' Church which is often called St Nicholas' Cross Church to distinguish it from other churches in the city dedicated to St Nicholas. The church was built in 1770, but in the 19th century a refectory and bell... Read more »
Ensemble of St Lazarus' and St Antipas' Churches
- Ulitsa Staraya
In between Torgovaya Ploschad and the Rizopolozhensky Convent is another church ensemble: the beautiful summer St Lazarus' Church and the brightly coloured winter St Antipas' Church. St Lazarus' Church dates from 1667 and boast a double row of kokoshniks, five black domes and three carved portals. The main... Read more »
Rizopolozhensky Convent
- Ulitsa Lenina
The Rizopolozhensky Convent was founded in 1207 by the Bishop of Suzdal. The convent is closely associated with St Yevfrosinia of Suzdal, the eldest daughter of Prince Mikhail of Chernigov. Yevfrosinia became a nun in the monastery in approximately 1233 when her fiancé died on the day of... Read more »
Vladimir Lenin Monument
- Red Square (Krasnaya Ploschad)
Taking pride of place on Red Square (Krasnaya Ploschad) in front of the administrative building of the Suzdal District is a four-metre high statue of Vladimir Lenin. This monument was unveiled in 1978 and is actually the second statue of the leader of the world proletariat to stand... Read more »
Aleksandrovsky Monastery
- Ulitsa Gasteva
- http://alexandermon.wix.com/index
Located on the River Kamenka on the opposite side from the Prokrovsky Convent is the Aleksandrovsky Monastery. According to legend the convent was founded as a convent in 1240 by Aleksandr Nevsky after whom the monastery is now named. However none of the buildings from the time of... Read more »
Old Town House
- 148 Ulitsa Lenina
- 10:00 - 17:00 (10:00 - 16:00 on Wednesdays and Fridays). Closed on Thursdays.
The Old Town House is an example of a late 12th - early 13th century town house, the only of its kind surviving in Suzdal and only one of several in the whole of Russia. It is believed that the house was once used as a bread shop... Read more »
Ensemble of Our Lady of Smolensk and St Simeon Stylites' Churches
- Ulitsa Lenina
Across the road from the Old Town House is another church ensemble comprising a summer and a winter church. As usual the summer church, which is the Our Lady of Smolensk Church, is the prettier of the two. It was built between 1696 and 1706 in what was... Read more »
Dmitri Pozharsky Monument
- Skver Dmitria Pozharskogo
Just outside the walls of the Spaso-Yevfimiev Monastery in the small gardens is a monument dedicated to Prince Dmitri Pozharsky who lead the Second Volunteer Army which eventually liberated Moscow from the Polish interventionists during the Time of Troubles. The monument is the oldest surviving monument in Suzdal,... Read more »
Spaso-Yevfimiev Monastery
- Ulitsa Lenina
- http://www.vladmuseum.ru
- 10:00 - 18:00. Closed on Mondays and the last Thursday of the month.
The biggest monastery in Suzdal is the Spaso-Yevfimiev Monastery, which is occasionally mistaken for the Suzdal Kremlin due to its large fortified walls. The monastery was founded in 1352 by Prince Boris Konstantinovich of Suzdal-Nizhny Novgorod, originally as a fortification. Originally the monastery was called the Spassky Monastery... Read more »
Right-Bank of the River Kamenka
Pokrovsky Convent
- Ulitsa Pokrovskaya
- http://www.vladmuseum.ru
The Pokrovsky Convent (or Svyato-Pokrovsky Convent) was founded in 1364 by Prince Dmitri Konstantinovich although most of its present-day buildings date from the 16th century. Famously the first wife of Vasili III, Salomonia Saburova, was exiled to the convent so that Vasili was free to marry Yelena Glinskaya... Read more »
Ensemble of Ss Peter and Paul's and St Nicholas' Churches
- Ulitsa Pokrovskaya
Just outside the Pokrovsky Convent is the ensemble of St Nicholas's Church and Ss Peter and Paul's Church. The prettier of the two churches is Ss Peter and Paul's Church - the summer church - which was built in 1694 and is a standard cube building with five... Read more »
Ensemble of the Epiphany and Nativity of St John the Baptist Churches
- Ulitsa Shmidta
Further down Ulitsa Shmidta is another church ensemble consisting of the summer Epiphany Church and the winter Nativity of St John the Baptist Church. The Epiphany Church dates from 1781 and has two levels of windows and a single dome. The ensemble' winter church - the Nativity of... Read more »
St Elijah the Prophet's Church
- Ulitsa Ivanova Gora
The simple St Elijah the Prophet's Church was built in 1744 on a curve of the River Kamenka opposite the Suzdal Kremlin. Previously it was joined by its own winter church - St John the Theologian's Church - but this was destroyed during the Soviet years, along with... Read more »
Ss Boris and Gleb's Church
- Ulitsa Borisova Storona
Ss Boris and Gleb's Church is presumed to have been built in 1749 although there is some doubt about this. The baroque-style church consists of a 'octagon-on-cube' main part with a single dome, which is attached to a bell tower via a vestibule. Previously it was joined by... Read more »
Museum of Wooden Architecture
- Ulitsa Pushkarskaya
- http://www.vladmuseum.ru
- summer: 09:00 - 19:00 (09:00 - 21:00 on Thursdays); winter: 09:00 - 16:00. Closed on Wednesdays and the last Tuesday of the month
The Museum of Wooden Architecture consists of a collection of wooden churches and other buildings which have been brought to Suzdal from neighbouring regions. The two churches here are the impressive 67-metre tall Transfiguration Church which once stood in the village of Kozlyatievo in the Kolchugino District and... Read more »
Eparchial School at Mikhali
- Ulitsa Mikhailovskaya
Located off Ulitsa Mikhailovskaya close to the River Kamenka in the area known as Mikhaili is Suzdal's Eparchial School which also comprises a church ensemble consisting of three churches. The most beautiful of the three is the decorative Archangel Michael's Church which was built in 1769 in the... Read more »


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It's been a very busy few months on my masters degree so haven't had chance to post on here since October, but it has got to the important thinking-about-dissertation-topic stage and it has got me wondering about the benefits and downfalls of representing and exploring heritage locations through computer gaming.
In gaming we encounter many real-life locations, still standing today, lost or even mythologised – when else will we get to free run inside the Santa Maria del Fiore (Assassin's Creed II), go tomb-raiding at the lost city of Vilcabamba (Tomb Raider (both original and Anniversary) or traverse up Mount Olympus to battle the gods? (God of War III)
It is when we start depicting locations or buildings in games which people today regard as sacred when controversy arises, for example in the depiction of ecclesiastical architecture.
For a seminar I had to select an example of 3D visualisation, contemporary or dated, which I considered to be "iconic" in related to heritage. I decided to incorporate this with my love for computer gaming environments and I chose the representation of Manchester Cathedral in the 2007 Sci-fi game Resistance: Fall of Man. The representation of the cathedral itself would be considered dated in terms of today's computer graphics, however to me it was the controversy it caused that made it "iconic."
The Church of England made a series of legal accusations against Sony (the game's publishers) that the game desecrated the Cathedral by promoting violence, particularly gun violence, in a city that was trying to lower it's high gun crime statistics. Sony reacted by stating that the game was a work of fictional entertainment, making comparisons the television series Doctor Who which often incorporated real locations into its story lines. It was defended by one of the game's designers, Ian Bogost, that the use of an accurate depiction of the monument instead of an anonymous location encourages players to pay attention to it as a structure that "demands respect."
"Resistance adds a fictional homage to the church's resolve, this time in an alternate history fraught by an enemy that neither understands nor cares for human practices like religion. And it survives this as well. The Church of England sees their cathedral's presence in Resistance only as a sordid juxtaposition, the sanctity of worship set against the profanity of violence. But when viewed in the context of the game's fiction, the cathedral serves a purpose in the game consonant with its role in the world: that of reprieve for the weary and steadfastness in the face of devastation." Ian Bogost
The Church of England wanted from Sony an apology, a substantial donation, complete withdrawal of the game or modifying the segment featuring the interior of the cathedral, and financial support of Manchester groups trying to reduce gun crime in the city. Sony pledged to not include the Cathedral in another game.
Despite the Church of England's reaction to the representation of the Cathedral in the game, the controversy has resulted in a significant increase in its visitor numbers according to David Marshall, director of communications for the Diocese of Manchester. Teachers tell him that teenagers in particular are interested to see a building which they thought was fictional and that tourism has increased since the broadcast of pictures taken inside the Cathedral.
All of this had me wondering whether it is appropriate to depict authentic sacred locations in gaming when placed into a context that would not be acceptable in the real-world? Does the depiction of genuine ecclesiastical heritage have a place in the gaming world? Just some questions to consider…
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Manchester Cathedral in Resistance: Fall of Man


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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Live Review: Flaming Lips
Posted by Girlfriend at 11:51 PM
Labels: Area Concerts, Flaming Lips, woo hoo
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- SonicRyan said...
Taken out of context, it looks like you're calling Wayne Coyne a fanatical fuck. Love the picture.
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I haven't seen many pink hamsters – have you?
I foolishly agreed to put new batteries in these fellas for the SP tonight – they are now running riot round the house. The only good news is that it's almost bedtime so they and the SP can go to their respective beds (yes, they do have their own bed!).
I managed another run today – not sure it was wise to go out with a marathon runner though. However, I did manage my fastest pace yet and went up the hill I usually avoid like the plague.
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Apparently, Pandemic is on clearance in Manchester HMV for only £15. Maybe you can find it in Leeds or York tomorrow.
If you don't know about Pandemic, then 15 quid is a bargain for a top co-op game. If you see one, grab it and run out of the shop laughing maniacally.


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drank a little too much last night in an attempt to drown my sorrows…and i ended up drunk-texting her. and she hasn't replied til now….
seriously. FML. maybe i should just guzzle that 1L btl of orange vodka and be done with it. 😦


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I recently came to the realization that I haven't been as free flowing as I normally am or was.
I've censored my words, my feelings, my posts, in order to fulfill and oblige by some unspoken social media rule. Except, the rules aren't unspoken, they are suggested, recommended, highlighted, and presented almost every where. To watch your e-presence and to beware of Google searches and incriminating pictures.
Now, don't get me wrong – there is a lot of useless stuff on the internet and some people would be better off without some of those pictures or status updates. But what happen to the "live and learn" approach.
I remember when I used to blog under an alias. Granted the people who knew the link and have now built strong relationships with know who I am and the complexity that I have grown to believe exists within only me. But I visited that blog today – skimmed over some old posts. Can't recall my login but I'm sure if I cared enough I could muster up enough memory power to get back in.
I miss the free flowing form of words and sentences. The written(typed) declaration of my feelings, opinions, wants, desires, needs, fears, and goals.
Another question to add to the zabillion that are floating around in my head – to blog under an alias, or to truly use the space for what it was created for?
Do you really want to know what I think?
PS – I need to add more images to my posts. All these letters are making it kind of boring.


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I finally decided that I want to do a boudoir session. I have an amazing photographer, Marilyn Nakazato. I want to take them towards the end of this month. AND I really want them at an amazing place like the Viceroy in LA. Here is a pic.
Is it awkward to see some girls would want to share the cost of the room and they could do their boudoir pictures too? We'd each have our own session and time frame, so no one would be there at the same time.


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Epic Meal Time: Four Loko Chili – LOL! (Do not watch if you find meat consumption disgusting) I love this series of YouTube videos – the main guy is absolutely hilarious!
I do not condone the consumption of the alcoholic chemical called Four Loko, but that video is pretty funny. All of their videos are, actually. They're like the live version of This is Why You're Fat.
Goooooood times.
Anyways, I have another week of school under my belt, with a Monday of "wintery mix" on the horizon. My classes for the most part are interesting. I can't wait to start working in my assigned dining hall for lab, even if I have to be there at 7 AM. I also really love my Food and the Consumer class – some say it's boring, but I think all of the food legislation and food label history is sort of fascinating. We learned that the DV percentages on food labels are actually wrong – they are based on RDA's made in the 70's!!!! Take sodium, for instance. In the 70's, you supposedly needed 2400 mg of sodium a day, which makes the %DV on labels lower than they should be, since now we know that you really don't need more than 1500 mg! Call me dumb, but I had no idea!
In other news, I made some truly tasty turkey hummus burgers for my roommate dinner last week. The hummus (I used roasted red pepper) made the burgers really tender and gave them TONS of flavor. Food Network Magazine recommended serving the burgers in mini pitas (which I found at Trader Joe's), along with a tasty cucumber feta topping, which was creamy, crisp and tart all at the same time. It was quite the Mediterranean meal! With all of the different hummus flavors out there, you could easily change the flavor of your burgers each time you make them (because you'll definitely want to make them more than once!).
Turkey-Hummus Sliders
By Miriam Garron, Food Network Magazine, serves 5-6
– 1.5 lb ground turkey breast (I used 1 lb)
– 1 cup hummus (I used about 3/4 a cup)
– 1 English cucumber, diced
– 1 tbsp olive oil, plus more for the skillet
– 2 tbsp red wine vinegar
– 1/2 cup dried feta cheese
– 1 tsp dried mint
– 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley (didn't use)
– 2 tsp ground coriander
– mini pita pockets
– 2-3 plum tomatoes
Dice up the cucumber, then mix it with the feta, mint, olive oil, red wine vinegar and some salt and pepper. Cover it, then refrigerate.
Next, mix the ground turkey with 1/3 cup hummus, coriander and some salt and pepper. I put it in the fridge for a half an hour to make it easier to handle, but if you don't have time, just wet your hands with some water, then form either 5 or 6 regular sized patties, or 12ish sliders, which is how they're served in FN magazine. Heat 1-2 tbsp of olive oil in a skillet, then cook the patties for 4-5 minutes on each side until cooked through and crusty.
Cut the pita pockets open about 3/4 of the way, then add a few tomato slices, a burger, some of the cucumber feta mixture and more hummus. Red onion slices would have been nice as well – I thought about caramelizing some for a topping, but I didn't have enough time.
Serve with sweet potato fries. Or regular fries. Or parsnip fries, which apparently are a hit amongst a lot of food bloggers.
Another fun fact: I made the burgers in my cast iron skillet, which I FINALLY seasoned last weekend. Sad fact: The burgers left charred bits on the bottom, so instead of looking up the proper way to clean a CI skillet, I just went ahead and scrubbed the skillet with an unsoapy soft sponge, which took off some of the oil layer I made last weekend. I'm not sure why I did this – I know you aren't supposed to scrub CI skillets with anything.
So, anyone want to give me some tips for cleaning burnt food off of a cast iron skillet??
I also made a fun, easy dessert/snack bar this week to take to work this past week. Alexi actually made them first after reading a similar recipe in Martha Stewart's Everyday Food magazine. All you do is melt some white chocolate, then stir in some kind of flaky cereal along with dried fruit! Alexi just did Uncle Sam's (essentially fiber flakes) with the chocolate, but I wanted to add some color and tart flavor so I added in some dried cranberries as well (cranberries and white chocolate are a more heavenly combo than bacon and Four Loko….just sayin', Epic Meal Guy). I stuck with the Uncle Sam's cereal because it was one of those times where it's easy to make a dessert more nutritious without compromising the flavor – you don't want the cereal to overpower the white chocolate or the cranberries, so choose something kind of plain (Uncle Sam's is about as plain as it gets – it tastes like card board alone), so why not pick something a little healthier than corn flakes?
And there you have it – a tasty dessert that keeps you regular!
On one last note, I'm sure many of you have heard about the new Lara Bar flavor that's hit the blogging market recently, right? You know, BLUEBERRY MUFFIN?!
Well, Lara Bar was nice enough to send me a few bars to try (I didn't even ask!) and review. I am a huge fan of Lara Bars and this new flavor did not disappoint; I have long felt that they were missing some kind of blueberry flavor from their extensive repertoire of bar flavors, so I was excited to try it. The bar is slightly sweet with a natural, yummy tasting blueberry flavor. I loved that they used a mild flavored nut like cashews to let the blueberry flavor shine through. While it doesn't beat my favorite flavor (PB&J), it has definitely given Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough a run for its money!
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Home may be where the heart is for Canadian companies, yet the U.S. bond market is increasingly where their head's at.
Canadian companies have issued about $69 billion of debt in U.S. markets this year, up 12 percent from a year ago. That compares with about C$93 billion in the domestic market, a similar amount -- $70 billion -- when adjusted for currency, and a 3 percent decline from 2015. The move south is being driven by the lure of lower borrowing costs in America's far larger market, where the high-quality debt of Canadian companies is being lapped up.
The downside for Canadian investors is that deals done south of the border are frequently sold to U.S. investors first. Canadians must wait until those U.S. bond buyers start to sell their notes in the secondary market, which can mean losing out when prices of newly issued bonds rise. Companies meanwhile are chasing the best terms, regardless of geography.
"We're physically located in this particular pond but we're quite a big shark," Steve Roder, chief financial officer of Manulife Financial Corp., said by phone. "So it's quite helpful to have other opportunities."
Manulife, Canada's biggest insurer, re-entered the U.S. dollar market for the first time since 2010 to sell $3 billion of debt, with $1 billion of that sold in Taiwan, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"Borrowers are increasingly borderless in terms of how they look at markets, whether it's valuation or strategic," Richard Sibthorpe, Bank of Montreal's head of global debt capital markets, said in an interview at the bank's Toronto office. "It all speaks to the importance of having a North American approach to financing."
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Corporate bond sales in Canada and globally fell this year amid periods of volatility, such as oil's bottom in February and the Brexit vote in June, which limited issuance opportunities. Companies such as Telus Corp. and Rogers Communications Inc. tapped the U.S. market, where they found the premium over government debt to be lower than back home, making it more affordable to borrow.
Canada's banks, too, are looking beyond their border for funding programs, in part because "Canada has become too small," according to Moti Jungreis, Toronto-Dominion Bank's head of global markets. TD's number-one growth plan for debt origination, syndication, and trading is in the U.S., and in particular in corporate debt, he said by phone.
Royal Bank of Canada, the top arranger of corporate-bond sales since Bloomberg began collecting the data in 1999, sees issuance elsewhere continuing into 2017. The savings for companies may not be as robust as earlier this year due to interest rate swings, according to Patrick MacDonald, co-head of Royal Bank of Canada's debt capital markets business.
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"Go when you need the funding and be nimble and be quick, because the volatility will persist," he said. RBC has done nearly C$23 billion in domestic deals this year. BMO is second, with C$17.4 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Also, the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates this month for the first time this year, to a range of 0.5 percent to 0.75 percent, and signaled a more hawkish approach to tightening than the market had been forecasting. The Bank of Canada's overnight lending rate is 0.5 percent, and traders are betting the bank will be on hold for 2017. Higher rates could eventually drive investors to seek better terms elsewhere.
For now, Canada's bankers see little growth in the domestic market in 2017, in part because companies face fewer debt maturities, according to a RBC report.
Canadian provinces have also been making a foray into the U.S. market as they attempt to lock in lower borrowing costs before interest rates increase further. Alberta sold as much as $2.25 billion of bonds this month, which was its biggest sale in U.S. dollars. Canada's most easterly province of Newfoundland and Labrador also plans to return to the U.S. dollar bond market for the first time in years.
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The U.S. dollar market may see more Canadian government bonds as next year will see an increase in issuance to a record C$240 billion, from an estimated C$225 billion in 2016, according to National Bank Financial, the bank that led the ranking of government bond underwriters for a third year. The rise will be driven mainly by the federal government boosting supply to finance its budget deficit. Montreal-based National Bank expects provinces to come to markets with as much as C$65 billion of bonds.
Demand for government bonds from Canada is coming from a diverse pool of investors globally and that hasn't changed even after yields worldwide rose amid speculation inflation will pick up, said Sunil Bhutani, head of government finance and syndication at National Bank. The sell-off pushed up yields, erasing as much as $3.8 trillion from the global bond market this quarter, according to a Bloomberg Barclays index.
"Despite the fact that rates have backed up in the last month or so, they are still very attractive and issuers want to take advantage of that," Bhutani said in an interview at Bloomberg's Toronto office. The bank has arranged almost C$29 billion in government bond deals this year. "The other part of the equation is that demand is extremely strong."
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Right, well, you never really know what God or the Devil has in store for you, do you? Which in turn raises in my mind this existential question: How would Heather handle it if JC called? Or could Heather handle it? Sorry to segue in this direction again. Maybe the Devil made me do it.
No, please, if JC isn't really JC then everything really is a lie. Somebody say it isn't true. Platypuses like me are ready to roll with any good convincing story.
Pure speculation, but I believe JC is Phil Hendrie as well.
Don't listen to them--I was wrong. JC is real, as real as Phil Hendrie.
Art and Phil have been friends for eons. I almost guarantee JC is Phil Hendrie.
As I suggested a day or so ago. I think Art, or Keith, should've called Phil and asked him to do the show as "Art" until the stalker/sniper was caught or Art sorted his situation, instead of the quitting. During the turmoil Phil could've even did guests or callers if they were hard to come-by.
Seems like when George first used his fake JC (UFO Phil) that Hendrie would have then had something to say about it if it really had been him. I can't see Hendrie as the type of guy to sit back and allow a low-life hack like The Noron rip off his shtick without at least saying something about it. Also it kinda seems like Art, during one of his retirements would have done similar.Don't know yet. Still looking for my collection of Art/JC calls. The Sennheisers, some cheap whiskey and a real dark night should do the trick. Then I'll know.
Definitely Sennheisers. You'll know.
Listening to Hendrie's 3-hr parody collection on youtube now. Good stuff! Not saying he couldn't be JC, but I kinda doubt it.Would be hilarious to find out that it was Phil this whole time, though.
Whiskey. Dammit.Wouldn't matter really if the cans were Dre's crappy overrated Beats.
i go to the movies and come back with a ton of pages..meh..someone give me a brief synopsis of the last 10 pages
Art took it personally and a bit of a fight ensued. But later as things calmed down, it became clear to both of us who the villain really was. Art and I still talk via email and phone calls and as far as I am concerned what happened before is water under the bridge. (Between Art and myself). I feel as though that is the way he sees things as well.
This was just posted by Ashcraft:http://mutualbroadcast.com/welcome/
Redacted is pregnant with Hoagie's baby and this whole stalker thing is a ruse to divert attention.
Do it for us, the public. We deserve to learn the truth.
I said then I would know. So find out for yourself. I don't do the assclown dance. Savvy?
Is it open lines with Heather tonight?Might be a chance for a possibility of a surprise Art Bell appearance perhaps? He could call in just like a regular caller...


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If you are BP and tend to shut others out, is there a particular phase when this happens? If so, which phase are you more likely to reach out? Thanks for any thoughts you have on shutting people out!
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i personally have up walls, different levels for different people in my life. and they fluctuate too depending on mood phase. when i am in a depressive mode, i tend to keep people out. and if i am real manic i just can't concentrate on one thought enuff to include anyone into my mind. it's a matter of trust too. i think its important for us, particularly as beepers to have a good support system around us. part of that includes, even if its tough, is for us not to shut out certain people, to trust them enough to let them in. so they can help us cope and be safe in different mood phases.
shut people out when going into depression or anxiety is really high, ie out of routine etc. Manic I would talk to anyone and entertain all around me. Medicated I just plod along, dont like the so called normal phase. Just a tweak of manic would be wonderful
The point where a beeper would cancel a relationship is when they should be reaching out.
I shut people out when I am depressed. No one wants to hear about my never ending depressive episodes. Now when they see me super happy they love me. Blah.
I shut others out when I'm depressed. I don't want to deal with anyone, I don't want to talk to anyone - hell, I don't want to get out of the bed or get dressed.
When I'm manic, I get so focused on what I'm doing that I am often accused of dropping off the planet.
I am most likely to reach out when I am stable and when I am hypomanic - not too manic, but just enough to make things a bit sunnier.
When I'm manic, I get so focused on what I'm doing that I am often accused of dropping off the planet.
I am most likely to reach out when I am stable and when I am hypomanic - not too manic, but just enough to make things a bit sunnier.
I shut people out when I feel the depression beginning to take over. Once I feel the depression lift is when I reach out and become more social. It takes a while. I try not to make plans when I feel depressed. I know I will cancel.
I tend to shout at my son (my trigger) when I am agitated or trying to be alone. Which is most of the time.
Reaching out...depressed.
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When big comedy acts - like Ron White last week and Daniel Tosh earlier this year - come to the Civic Center, the venue fills up with people and laughs. But smaller Savannah shows don't always receive the attention they deserve.
The city's fledgling comedy scene recently got a boost from The Wormhole, 2307 Bull St., which has made the commitment to hosting a monthly comedy show every first Saturday. Thanks to Inside Joke Productions - one of the top booking agencies in the country - comedians from HBO, Comedy Central and The Tonight Show have started taking over The Wormhole's stage.
The two comedians up Oct. 6 are Tony Boswell and Joe Shelby. Here's what they had to say:
DO: What comedians do you look up to?
Tony: "I have a ton of admiration for Louis C.K. right now. He generates a new hour of material every year while simultaneously writing, directing and starring in one of the greatest shows on TV."
Joe: "I'm a big Steve Martin fan, but my top three comics doing it right now (in no specific order) are Jon Dore, Rory Scovel and Mike Vecchione."
DO: Were you always the class clown, or did you get involved with comedy by chance?
Tony: "I, like I think most good comedians were not the class clowns. I was a good student and pretty quiet. The guys who were class clowns seem to me to turn more into hacky comics who don't really go very far.
Joe: "I was the class clown, until I went to college - then I was like, well, I'm paying for this [expletive] so I better wise up. I got in a lot of trouble in school, but comedy has always been my focus since I started. I guess school was like basic training."
DO: What do you think of Savannah?
Tony: "I've only been to Savannah once before and unfortunately for a very short trip. It seems like a great town."
Joe: "I've been to Savannah once and all I remember was seeing some sweet wildlife. I went golfing and saw some alligators and deer, maybe some sort of hog or something, too; it was crazy. I also went jet skiing. We stopped for a few minutes to hang out with these dolphins, and I was trying to pet one and fell in. No lie one of them helped me get back on the jet ski, just lifted me up like an elevator. So, Savannah is all good in my book."
DO: What needs to happen for a comedy scene to improve?
Tony: "Places like The Wormhole bringing in comedians; that's a start."
Joe: "Any good scene will need a few solid venues for comics to perform at regularly. People need to stop watching so much TV and check out shows, open their minds to something besides propaganda."
DO: What are some of your favorite things/topics?
Tony: "Playing poker and smoking cigars."
Joe: "I love rap music, blue cheese and gym shoes. I'm also a big fan of vaporizers and the Wii and combining those two activities. And conspiracy theories. Totally into that."
Tony Boswell: www.tonyboswell.com, @tolonga
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I thought as this is my very first post you might like to know a little bit about me.
I'm 24 living with my partner Dan and our two very crazy pets Dave and Rocky. Dave is our 3 year old Cavachon (Bichon frise and King Charles spaniel mix) he's a.....well.....special dog lets say. He likes walks at the beach, his favourite toy 'Pikachu', sleeping on peoples heads and Marks & Spencers cheese twists! Then there is Rocky, he's a quiet cat that loves nothing more than cuddles on the sofa and sleeping in bags. We got Rocky from Dan's mum as their cat had kittens and he was the last one that didn't have a home to go to so we took him. Dave and Rocky became best of friends instantly and are now inseparable.
I suppose I better tell you about how Dan and I met, I would love to say it was a romantic meeting and we caught each others eyes across a bar and instantly fell in love, but it wasn't! Dan and a friend of mine worked together at M&S, one evening we were out in town and bumped into Dan and his friend Adam in our local Dominos car park.....see told you it wasn't romatic. At the time I thought Dan and Adam were a couple!!! When I found out this wasn't the case I told my friend that I thought he was cute and wanted to get to know him, so she passed on my number. We just clicked, as cliche as it sounds I knew Dan was the one. After 3 months we decided to move in together and set up home in a gorgeous little cottage in a beautiful village in Hampshire.
After about a year I noticed I was starting to find life a little hard. Getting up in the mornings were difficult and leaving the house paniced me. I struggled through for a while until one day enough was enough and I booked an appointment at the doctors, I was quickly diagnosed with Clinical Depression. When my doctor told me I had no idea what that was I just presumed I was going a little mad! But after a quick search on the internet and flick through the leaflets from the doctors I realised that I wasn't going mad and I could get through it with the love and support of my family, Dan and my crazy pets. Now I'm not saying that from then on everything was rainbows and sunshine, I still have my down days where the 'black cloud' rears its ugly head but I'm more aware of how to deal with it now. Walks around the village, getting out in the sunshine and cuddles with Dave can help.
If you follow me on Instagram you may know that I am currently on Weight Watchers and loving it! This is now my second time dieting with them as I first joined back in 2010. I loved being a member, the meetings were always great and I found it really easy to follow which showed in the results, I managed to get right down to my goal weight and felt fab! However as soon as I stopped and 'went at it alone' I put it all back on and more but this time I'm determined to lose it for the last time.
You'll see on my tabs a page called 'Auntie Kathy xx' and on that page you will see I'm taking part in this years 'Race for Life' in memory of my Auntie. I'm currently trying to shift the pounds to make pounds!! I'll be sharing my journey aswell as recipes and my day to day life on here for you all to see. This will also hopefully give me a push to shed the weight I am desperately trying to lose.
I think thats all for the moment...watch this space!


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I recently had a personal issue cloud my sewing frenzy to the point I actually didn't want to go to the fabric store!! Even though the issue is still at hand I've realized that there are better ways of dealing with it rather than dwelling on it. SO…my mojo has returned and with that I have a few items that I worked on.
First, I was and still am trying to lessen my scrap pile so I made several little zippered pouches. A gathered clutch which can be found over at Allfreesewing.com. I was able to successfully combine the pleated pouch and the wristlet project. I posted about this project titled Under the Weather where I had goofed up the zipper. Zipper has been defeated!! 🙂
The last project for my stash pile was a few little Sweet Coin Purses which can be found over at Sew Spoiled. I modified it a bit, only because I didn't want to make a key fob which would require me to purchase more hardware when I already had the swivel hook and I really don't like how the zipper ended up looking….so I'm off to find something else.
The next project I made was the Sweetheart Bag which can be found over Craftsy.com and is by the Couture Academic. I love this bag because it is made from a repurposed wool skirt that I found at a local thrift store! I haven't experimented enough with appliqués although I really want to do that so I just added my own touch and made a fabric flower from left over lining. I really want to make this bag again so I will be off to the thrift store to find more wool skirts!
The last project is another variation of the Phoebe bag which can also be found over at Craftsy.com. This one however has a zippered pocket in it. I will also be making a matching wallet for this bag. So there you have it. The scrap projects took me two days to complete while each of the purses took a half day. I do need to spend some time cataloging all the purses, bags and totes that I have made with sizes, fabrics etc so I can get them posted to my Etsy account.
Thanks for stopping by
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CHICKEN, DATE, CARROT, AND APPLE TURNOVERSThe end of the fall growing season, and the farmers are ridding their late crops of colorful carrots of yellow and purples and white and orange. I could not just make a carrot pie, that would be not be too tasty although the carrots are delicious, but I need to add something to them and instead of pie why not a turnover? Yes, and I'll add some chicken to make it savory, and also some dates to make it sweeter, and some apples to make it tart! I will add some herbs from under the fall leaves in the garden and also make a sauce with the homemade chicken stock I just made out of chicken bones. They will be easy to eat and healthy and not too sweet and they will fill my tummy and be very yummy!
Make filling first to allow for cooling
- 1 lb boneless chicken breast (cut in 1/4 inch pieces)
- Seasoned flour in bowl (salt and pepper and about 1 cup of flour) for dredging
- 4 tablespoons of butter
- 2 cloves of garlic diced fine
- 12 seedless dates (cut in small pieces)
- 1 cup of chicken stock or canned broth
- 2 apples (cored and diced)
- 1/4 teaspoon of tarragon
- 1/4 teaspoon of sage
- 1/4 teaspoon of thyme
- salt and pepper to season
- 1/8 cup of heavy or light cream or 1/2 and 1/2
- In a large saute or fry pan over medium heat melt butter in pan and add garlic, saute for 2 minutes.
- Dredge chicken in seasoned four and use mesh basket to shake extra flour from chicken and add to pan
- Cook chicken slightly for few minutes and stir to brown a little bit
- Add dates to pan and saute
- Keep cooking till pan is dry and chicken is almost cooked
- Add apples and continue to cook
- Add chicken stock slowly, a little at a time, stirring after every increase.
- Add all herbs and salt and pepper
- Add 1/8 cup cream or 1/2 and 1/2
- Cook so all is incorporated
- Remove from heat and let cool to room temperature
Cook Carrots
- 5-6 carrots (cut in julienne or small slices)
- Bring uncovered medium pot of water to boil and add carrots. After water boils again cook 7 minutes, drain and plunge carrots into ice bath to stop the cooking.
400 degree oven
1 double pie crust (rolled out and rounds cut out with 5-6 inch cutter)
Egg wash (1 egg beaten and 1/4 cup of water)
- On a floured board cut out rounds of pie dough, brush egg wash all over top of round circle
- Add about 2 tablespoons of cooled filling and add 2 pieces of carrot on top of filling so carrot jets out further than circle.
- Fold over dough to make half circle and move with spatula to sheet pan to be cooked.
- Repeat with remaining dough, gathering up loose pieces of dough and forming together to form more circles of dough.
- Brush top of turnover with egg wash and bake in 400 degree oven for 15 minutes or until lightly brown.
- Makes about 18 turnovers
- Enjoy!


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Potandon sets start date for Arizona red potatoes
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Eric Yu
Hello! My name is Eric Yu, and I am a Freshman in Okemos High School. My major is music and arts, focusing on piano, clarinet and tenor saxophone. I play tenor saxophone for the OHS Marching Band, I play clarinet for all-state band and the OHS Freshman Band and I play piano for the MMTA SAT, Keel Competition and PAS. I am a three time finalist in the MMTA SAT piano competition, a first place 6-8th grade in the Keel Competition and an all time 1st place 3 times in PAS.
In the free time, I enjoy drawing, basketball, gaming, programming and social media.
I tend to have an open mind about philosophy, reason of human existence and I have a wide interest in astronomy.
Sometimes, I think to myself:
Will I ever be able to substain my own family?
What if I don't succeed in music?
How well will I do in grades?
What will be my strongest subject?
How do I become a composer?
How will I be able to conduct an orchestra?
For my entire life, my family have been nothing but doctors. Once I came, I turned this around and became a talented musician rather than showing interest into medical science. Why a I like this?
How much money will I have to spend as a life as a composer?
What is the average pay rate for a concert pianist?
Can infinity be real?
If our universe is expanding, could it reach an end?
How much atoms are there in the universe? (Spoiler: a lot)
Do other organisms, such as micro bacterium and and cells have souls/lives too?
Why is a piano much more famous than a clarinet, even though there are way more clarinet players than piano players?
What started before the big bang?
Will we ever figure out how the immune system works?
Eventually, will every virus be wiped out?
Will honeybees be able to abstain a good population? If they are gone, are we doomed?
How much people in this world die being forgotten/with pity?
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|Probably Our Favorite Character In Every Story | There has been a type of archetype in literature that I'm sure we are all greatly fond of. It creates humor, emotion and spirit as we read the story, and we become very emotional about that character...
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|Our Evolving Society | Today's society consists of a variety of behaviors. What makes America, our home country, special is that it gives plenty of room for expanding a student's knowledge, abilities and strengths. In...
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|Is Donald Trump Really That Bad? | First off, I do NOT support Donald Trump. I think his actions and his plans for the "new America" is completely ignorant, and ignores the foundation of our country as a whole. This thread is mainly...
|Added on Wednesday, April 27, 2016 - 22:21, with 14 comment(s)
|Youth Voices has completely lost purpose. | I love this website, and a small handful of people do too. As a new comer to the website, I began pouring economic and social beliefs into this society as a purpose to make a change. Although this...
|Added on Thursday, March 17, 2016 - 20:27, with 6 comment(s)
|Is education boring for a reason? | What is the first thing you think of when someone says the word "school"? People usually say stress, grades, brain numb, maybe even stupid or boring, but consider the reason why students may say that...
|Added on Tuesday, March 15, 2016 - 21:19, with 2 comment(s)
|Athletes are a bit over rated. | Today, school fame is mostly stacked upon athletics and sports. You can get really famous and popular in school by exceeding in sports, and as a non athlete and an all time musician, I really do see...
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|Mind Games, Good or Nah? | Today, with digital phones and laptops, the gaming community has grown rapidly over the days. Gaming institutes launched mobile and mini-brain games, that some of them have torn through the gaming...
|Added on Monday, February 29, 2016 - 12:58, with 13 comment(s)
|Booktalk: A mob's weakness | Everyone knows from the start of our childhood and from lecturing from our parents and teachers that bullying is a wrong thing to do, and yet it still happens. We have also been taught that standing...
|Added on Friday, January 8, 2016 - 12:36, with 2 comment(s)
|Can A Serial Killer Be Good? | First off, the book Project Cain is a very hard to understand and a very non-descriptive book. The author oftenly jumps around and never describes the events clearly, but it is a good book worth...
|Added on Thursday, November 12, 2015 - 23:51, with 2 comment(s)
|A Universal Last Name | My name is good question if you are asking what it comes from. What is the most simple name you could think of for a Chinese boy? One that is easy to remember, something that your personality and an...
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|Agreed, but not quiet. | As I understand your opinion towards the Flint...
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|Resistance to temptation | As I read your masterful piece, I can still see...
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|Maybe.. | Hello. As a student who really focuses on his...
|2 years 15 weeks ago in response to Should Middle Schools Have Recess?
|I respect this immensely. | I respect this immensely. Although I never really...
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PINEHURST, N.C. - Take two things from interviews with players at an Atlantic Coast Conference media event yesterday: One is that Florida State should be back. The other is that the Seminoles should watch their back.
The team that had won the conference title every year since joining the league in 1992 lost twice in conference play last season and saw Maryland walk away with the ACC crown. So now hunger can be added to the talent and customary top 10 preseason ranking for the Seminoles.
Meanwhile, the Terrapin triumph of 2001 (coming off a 5-6 finish the year before) gives hope to the rest of the conference, particularly the also-rans.


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The new plan would cut the Stephen Roche Atlantic Challenge sportive by two thirds. And the new car parking conditions set out sound impossible to comply with. However, it is the plan to curb cyclist numbers that will be of most concern to sportive cyclists and organisers.
Stephen Roche Atlantic Challenge would be hit
A county council in the west of Ireland has heard calls for sportives starting into a local town to be capped at 1,000 sportive cyclists.
The suggestion has come from two councillors in north Clare and it relates to the town of Ennistymon in the county.
Local representatives Bill Slattery and Bill Nagle want a cap on numbers for sportives starting or finishing in the town.
Slattery told a recent council meeting: "You all know the problems we have in Ennistymon, as regards traffic congestion. Cycling events have taken place in Ennistymon; they park every place."
His plan, if it were enforced, would badly hit the Stephen Roche Atlantic Challenge. It attracted an estimated 3,000 cyclists this year.
Under the new plans the event would need to reduce in size by two thirds or find another location to start and finish.
The Stephen Roche Atlantic Challenge sportive could still go through the town of Ennistymon even if numbers remained as high as they were this year.
That's because the proposal the councillors are putting forward only relates to capping numbers for those sportives starting or finishing in Ennistymon.
Slattery and Nagle say they "don't mind" if large events, of more than 1,000, pass through the town.
And they also want anyone organising a sportive or charity cycle to provide off-street private parking for all cyclists' vehicles.
The proposals were discussed at the West Clare Municipal District meeting at the end of last week.
"We propose that any organised cycles, charity or otherwise, starting or finishing in Ennistymon, be limited to a maximum number of 1,000 participants," Cllr Slattery said, presenting his plan with Nagle's support.
"And the organisers (should) be required to provide off-street private parking for all participants.
"Organisers should also be required to supply the local authority full details of the off-street parking arrangements. (And) a management plan, for the event."
Sought support for sportive curbs
Furthermore, he claimed there was no consultation between event organisers and anyone in the town. Though no details were available to support that claim.
"We're asking that this not take place without consultation with Clare County Council. And they be limited to 1,000 (cyclists).
"If they are starting or finishing in the town of Ennistymon, we'd be asking for your support."


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Jeremy Roberts
He is a teacher who doesn't support you when you are stuck. If you do not get it his way he will not change the way he teaches. He does not motivate you and if you get something wrong he will have a go and write " disgraceful" on work. He also singles out students.
what can I say about Jeremy. He is the worst teacher I have ever had, her gives you no support in class and even less outside of lessons.
Worst teacher in the school, gives you no help and is not a nice man.
He's a good teacher, but he's boring
First time I was taught by Mr Roberts was for A-Level Physics.
He was brilliant, knowledgeable and fun to be taught by.
awesome i learnt lots more about science with him and helped me lots if i was stuck best teacher in the school and had a laugh!!!
Jezza was a legend, he treated you like an adult, and he always up for a laugh and joke within reason, like once we locked him out of class after he locked us in to stop sixth formers entering.
Taught me how to rewire a plug. Took us to Alton Towers to do "physics". Earned my everlasting respect.
best form tutor ever!!!! some could learn alot from him. will miss him wen we go 2 6th-form. guess whooooo.....xx
great teacher hes sound and funny best science teacher @castie
Excellent teacher, one of the few that knew how motivation to learn really works. Clear, helpful, easygoing without being disrespected.
mr roberts is such a good teacher! i went in with a C then got 2 A's an A* and il see what else on results day! such a good teacher


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I have a topic, which is nice.
This is the first time I've done this outside of an official venue. It's lonelier, but the internet brings hope. It feels like all I need is to find out how to be acknowledged and I'll be part of this larger community.
I'm already, incidentally, part of a different 24 hour challenge going on today. So that's neat, I'm encouraged there.
Anyway, last year I wrote about symbolism and its relation to dreams and poetry and formalised mathematical languages like perl and python. This year, I'm writing about distributed networks. It's not hard to see where that came from, but it's nice nonetheless to have a topic.
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Seafood inspectors at the Commerce Department perform "inherently governmental" work and should not be forced to compete with private contractors to keep their jobs, a group of congressional Democrats said Thursday.
Turning seafood inspection over to contractors could hurt the U.S. seafood industry and open the door to outsourcing federal meat and poultry inspectors, warned 39 Democrats in letters dated June 12 to Commerce Secretary Donald Evans.
The lawmakers were protesting a decision by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a Commerce Department agency, to classify 157 seafood inspectors as "commercial" and eligible for public-private competition under the 1998 Federal Activities Inventory Reform (FAIR) Act. NOAA spokesman Jordan St. John confirmed the agency is considering whether to hold a job competition involving the workers.
In separate letters, House and Senate Democrats urged Evans to reclassify the inspectors as "inherently governmental" and put them off-limits for competitive sourcing. "It is difficult to understand how this key public health function can be considered nongovernmental in nature," wrote 20 House Democrats. A Commerce Department spokesman said it was premature to comment on the letter.
The inspectors staff NOAA's Seafood Inspection Program, a program that certifies the quality of seafood produced by U.S. companies. The program is voluntary for members of the seafood industry and funded by company-paid user fees. It receives no appropriated funds.
NOAA certification is a sign of quality valued by the seafood industry, particularly U.S. companies that export seafood to other countries, according to Justin LeBlanc, vice president of government relations with the National Seafood Institute, an association of seafood firms based in Arlington, Va. The seafood industry believes federal employees should conduct seafood inspections, he said.
"The credibility of the program in the marketplace is based on the fact that it is performed by a government inspector," said LeBlanc.
But using contractor inspectors could give NOAA more flexibility to manage the program, which experiences seasonal shifts in workload, according to St. John. He added that seafood inspection is not a core part of NOAA's mission. "We're a scientific research agency, so having an inspection service is kind of an anomaly to our overall operation," he said.
NOAA will continue to manage the program even if the agency opts to use contractor inspectors, said St. John. He cautioned that no decision to hold a job competition-or hire contractor inspectors-has been made. "It's part of a general review throughout NOAA of areas for potential private sector outsourcing."
In their letter to Evans, 19 Senate Democrats expressed concern that making NOAA inspectors eligible for outsourcing could open the door to classifying other federal food inspectors as "commercial" in nature, including meat and poultry inspectors in the Agriculture Department's Food Safety and Inspection Service. In a July 2001 analysis, the Office of Management and Budget urged the Agriculture Department to classify more inspectors as "commercial."
NOAA inspectors believe their jobs are "inherently governmental," said Jay Wilson, a seafood inspector who works in Pittsburgh and is the secretary-treasurer of American Federation of Government Employees Local 2594, an inspectors' union.
"I think clearly we do inherently governmental work in that we protect public health in making sure substandard fish products are not entered into commerce," he said. Wilson is working with officials in AFGE's national office to challenge their "commercial" designation through the FAIR Act challenge-and-appeals process.
In a June 2 ruling, NOAA denied a union challenge to the designation. The union filed an appeal to this decision Thursday.
Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., and Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., orchestrated the letters urging Evans to protect the inspectors from possible outsourcing.