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The trial of a US soldier accused of feeding classified documents to Wikileaks is to be delayed further due to debate over whether he was subjected to unlawful confinement, a military judge said Sunday.
Pfc Bradley Manning has been behind bars since his arrest in Baghdad in May 2010 on suspicion of being responsible for the largest leak of state secrets in US history.
But an attempt by his lawyers to get charges thrown out on grounds that the suspect has already been subjected to unfair punishment while in confinement looks set to lengthen his time on remand. Military judge Colonel Denise Lind announced Sunday that Manning's trial, which had been set to begin on 4 February, would now take place from 16 March at the earliest.
Lind is currently hearing evidence relating to restrictions placed on Manning during a nine month stint in military cells in Quantico, Virginia. Defence lawyers have claimed that the extreme custodial regime he was placed under – which included being confined to a 6ft-by-8ft cell for all but 20 minutes every day and being deprived of his clothes at night – amounted to unlawful pre-trial punishment.
Psychiatrists have testified that the brig commander in Quantico kept Manning under these harsh conditions despite their recommendations to ease them.
During the current sessions, Manning has spoken about the trauma he experienced while incarcerated and the effect that long periods of isolation had on him.
"I'm generally a pretty socially extrovert person, but being for long periods of time by myself I was in a pretty stressed situation. I began to really deteriorate. I was anxious all the time, everything became more insular," he said
Prosecutors have argued that the conditions in Quantico – which also included being under constant observation from guards – were necessary as Manning was a suicide risk. They showed the court a pink sheet that he had fashioned into a noose.
The article 13 hearing current taking place is just one of several ways in which Manning and his defence team are seeking to reduce the severity of any possible sentence. Under the most severe of the 22 counts he faces – "aiding the enemy" – he could be detained in military custody for the rest of his life.
In the hope of avoiding that fate, Manning has effectively admitted that he transferred government information to WikiLeaks while he was working as an intelligence analyst in Iraq.

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Justified Recap: Still Getting Warmed Up
If there were an Olympics for burning through plot, <i>Justified</i> would be a front-runner for the gold.
If there were an Olympics for burning through plot, Justified would be a front-runner for the gold. At the end of "Raw Deal" — written by V.J. Boyd and directed by Bill Johnson — everything seems to have been re-oriented yet again.
By the end of the episode, Boyd Crowder's treacherous cousin Johnny lies dead on rocky Mexican terrain, along with the henchmen he presumably poached from his onetime ally Rodney "Hot Rod" Dunham. (A marvelous, predictive exchange earlier finds Johnny asking Boyd to tell him how Hot Rod tipped him off. "Some questions don't get answered till the afterlife," Boyd drawls. "The good news is, you'll find out soon enough.") Boyd had gone to Mexico to retrieve his 25 kilos of heroin — he's living the life of a freelancer these days. The hothead Danny Crowe jump-started the massacre when he mistakenly thought one of Johnny's goons was going for a piece. This is but the latest evidence of Danny's instability and un-trustworthiness, and even at his smartest, Daryl never comes across as an improvement. Boyd's decision to use the Crowes as muscle is looking worse by the week. Now Boyd has to dispose of a whole mess of corpses on Mexican soil, after overhearing that the one thing you definitely don't do when in business with the Mexican-Korean distributors is kill Americans while in Mexico.
Raylan, meanwhile, is looking more isolated from the rest of humanity than when he started the season. "I find your blatant abuse of government privilege incredibly sexy," says Wendy Crowe, who's trying to sleep with Raylan after getting his girlfriend, Alison, the pot-smoking social-services investigator, suspended from her job. Wendy's loyalty to her dumb-as-rocks clan is admirable, in a twisted way, and her crusade against Alison (and by extension, Raylan) — built around a supposedly pretty through dossier of Alison's misbehavior — is motivated by a desire to keep her minor cousin Kendal from being taken from the family. But Raylan correctly susses out that Wendy's loyalties might not be as solid as she wants everybody to think. "Help me get Daryl," Raylan asks her, after deducing (correctly, judging from her reactions) that she might have finished her legal education by now if she didn't have to keep putting it on hold to get the various Crowe boys out of trouble.
If only she could keep Raylan out of trouble. His least flattering moment is the scene where he demands that his boss, Art, stop assigning him to shit details (including "walk-ins," which led to him getting tangled up with a one-legged hacker who cheated a gambler out of a quarter-million dollars, and who subsequently nullified the marshal's credit card and otherwise messed with him). After all the shenanigans Raylan has pulled, he's in no position to demand anything. That he'd pressure Art to let bygones be bygones or transfer him drives home what an arrogant and entitled sonofabitch Raylan is. If he weren't handsome and funny (and a good shot), it's hard to imagine his supervisor, or even his co-workers, tolerating his modern-day-cowboy shenanigans for long. The best move for a guy in his predicament would be to stay in the doghouse as long as it took, and maybe poke his head out to ask for a bowl of water now and then. But he acts like he's the star of a damn TV show or something.
Behind bars, Ava has no idea that Boyd's nearly incommunicado because of his workplace drama (which includes being abducted during that bit of payroll one-upsmanship with Johnny in Mexico). She lets another inmate prey on her insecurity and make her think Boyd is drifting away. This influences Ava to seek protection from another prison power-broker, Judith (played by Dale Dickey, a superb character actress best known as the meth-head mom in the classic Breaking Bad episode "Peekaboo"). Judith is the "Heavenly Mother" in charge of a behind-bars religious cult that's secretly funneling drugs into the prison with help from employees on the inside.
Ava intentionally botches her first smuggling assignment when it becomes clear that she's expected to have sex with the janitor who's helping to bring the drugs into the prison; she instead sets him up to get caught. This earns her the instant suspicion, maybe enmity, of Judith, whom she'd hoped would be her guardian angel against the white supremacists who want to brutalize her as revenge against her former white supremacist turned "race traitor" fiance, Boyd.
Maybe a third of the episode is taken up by Raylan's frustration with the hacker (described by deputy marshal Tim Gutterson as "the one-legged, evaporating computer nerd"), the gambler he stiffed, and the muscle the gambler hired to get his money back, a shambling hulk who killed the gambler and kidnapped the hacker's girlfriend. I suppose Justified needs to take a break from long-form drug-drama plots at some point and give us a little one-off story (rather like in the first half of season one, when it seemed like the show might turn out to be less serialized and more individual-case-driven, like The Rockford Files, which it kept threatening to turn into). But this installment just felt weak to me.
The whole season's feeling a bit weak, honestly. The Crowes just aren't interesting enough to serve as anchors, and all Boyd's scrambling about, while fitfully exciting and amusing, has no emotional weight. The only parts that really resonate are the scenes of Raylan continuing to dig himself deeper into a career hole (I love that the show's taking this very seriously) and Boyd's attempts to get Ava out of prison and Ava's attempts to survive there (though the stuff involving Boyd and the drug shipments has proven a pretty major, sustained distraction from all this). Bear in mind that I would never claim that Justified has become a bad show, or that this season is anything less than pleasurable to watch. Every time hear that opening credits theme, I think something along the lines of, "Oh boy, here we go, time to eat some candy!" And a quote from the critic James Agee about the substandard Marx Bros. film A Night in Casablanca seems apropos here: "The worst they might ever make would be better worth seeing than most other things I can think of."
Still, though: We're halfway through the season and it still feels like they're getting warmed up. I hope the back half is a stunner, otherwise this is going to feel like a placeholder between the magnificence of last season and whatever the sixth and final season has in store.


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Megan Roberts: River Ouse body is missing York student
A body found in the River Ouse near York is that of missing student Megan Roberts, North Yorkshire Police have confirmed.
The York St John University student from Wetherby, West Yorkshire, disappeared during a night out drinking with friends in the city in January.
It was feared the 20-year-old fine art student had fallen into the River Ouse near York's Lendal Bridge.
Her body was found on Sunday near the Ship Inn at Acaster Malbis.
Miss Roberts was last seen on 23 January after an evening out with friends. CCTV recorded her on the corner of Rougier Street and Lendal Bridge in York at about 02:20 GMT.
'Loving daughter'
North Yorkshire Police said at the time the most likely explanation for her disappearance was that she had been separated from her friends and - while under the influence of alcohol - had fallen into the river.
The student's mother, Jackie Roberts, said: "We would like to thank the police, fire service, and the public that have been involved in the search for Megan. We would also like to thank everyone who has offered support and comfort during this painful time.
"Megan was an intelligent, talented and beautiful person whose kindness and sense of humour will be greatly missed by everyone who knew and loved her."
Her father, Jason Roberts, also thanked those involved in the search for his daughter.
He added: "Megan was a wonderful, kind and loving daughter who will be missed by many."
The search for Miss Roberts had involved police underwater diving teams and fire and rescue crews.
Supt Phil Cain, of North Yorkshire Police, said: "This tragedy has touched many people including Megan's friends, fellow students at York St John University and the people of York and we extend our sympathies to them at this time.
"I hope that a small measure of comfort can be taken from the fact that Megan has now been found, albeit in the most tragic of circumstances, putting an end to the uncertainty about where she is and allowing her family and friends to grieve properly for her."
Prof David Fleming, vice-chancellor of York St John University, said his thoughts were with Miss Roberts' family who he described as a "bright, enthusiastic student".
He added: "She showed dedication to her studies and was popular with her fellow students as well as by all staff who met her and had the pleasure of working with her.
"She will be sorely missed by all within the fine arts team and across the wider university community."


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Apr 2014
8183 StudioKansas City
Andy LewisSydney
Annette Slade PhotographyDenver
bluestudiosHamburg - Hanover
Carsten EichnerHamburg
Hilary MooreLondon
Jemma WattsLondon
John AthimaritisAthens
Kai SchwabeBremen - Hamburg
Kiran KumarBangalore
KME Studios - Klaus EinwangerMunich
M17 groupNuremberg
Peter CassidyLondon
Russ CappsLondon
Souders StudiosDenver
Stephen ConroyLondon
Terry BensonLondon
Tony BriscoeLondon
Kansas City: 8183 Studio:
Kansas City: 8183 Studio:
8183 is a collaborative commercial studio that aims to make the process of creating powerful images of products and people a pleasure. With a keen eye, attention to detail, precision lighting and retouching techniques the studio helps stir emotions, tell stories and drive sales.
At 8183 Studio, the staff's ethos is as much a promise as a command. To deliver such undeniably captivating images requires not only the right focus and talents, but also the Midwest ethics of hard work and humble approachability. These elements combined make the team very easy to work with, just ask some of their clients who include: Lee Jeans, Dark Horse Distillery, Ball Jar, Parisi Coffee, Wingstop and McDonalds.
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Sydney: Andy Lewis:
Sydney: Andy Lewis:
Andy Lewis is an accomplished food and beverage photographer whose work encompasses packaging, advertising and editorial briefs.
Andy works from his studio in Sydney but also regularly on location around Australia and the world. Working closely with his clients, Andy methodically creates beautifully composed and unique results.
His extensive photographic, lighting and retouching skills allows him to produce internationally recognised work.
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Denver: Annette Slade Photography:
Denver: Annette Slade Photography:
"Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it", Ghandi.
Annette Slade not only has the ability to see beauty in all things, but is able to capture it with her camera and share it with her audience. With over 20 years' experience as a commercial and editorial photographer, Annette has a true passion and eye for creating unique, emotionally charged images. She approaches each project and each client with her undivided attention. No detail is too small.
Annette is a great collaborator and prides herself on giving her clients exactly what they need, and more. She is known for her warm and inviting images and the comforting and affective quality she incorporates into her photos. Her creative specialties are food, editorial, florals, product and still life. Annette is available for assignments in her Denver studio, or on location.
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Hamburg - Hanover: bluestudios:
Hamburg - Hanover: bluestudios:
Bluestudios: "alive" food shoot.
Dieter Sieg of Bluestudios is busy photographing a personal food series. Renate Neetix, who took charge of the food styling, says about Dieter: "It is great to work with him. Dieter is one of the few food photographers who takes the camera off the tripod." The results are vivid, exciting and inviting photos.
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Hamburg: Carsten Eichner:
Hamburg: Carsten Eichner:
Carsten Eichner specialises in still and food photography and has his own fully equipped digital daylight studio in Hamburg. He has international experience working for agencies and editorial magazines, both in the studio and on location.
Recent clients include Billa/Austria, Dr.Oetker, EDEKA, Hilcona, Unilever, Weight Watchers, Burda, BEEF, Brigitte, Der Feinschmecker and G&U Verlag.
Visit his website for more information.
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London: Hilary Moore:
London: Hilary Moore:
Hilary Moore is enjoying the new year shooting from her fabulous new studio in Battersea, London. New clients include cover shots for The Wall Street Journal 'Off Duty' Magazine, and the complete new packaging range for Green's.
Don't miss the big global roll out of the new Carte D'Or packaging, just in time for summer!
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London: Jemma Watts:
London: Jemma Watts:
Jemma Watts is an independent food and lifestyle photographer based in East London, where she has a natural daylight studio.
Jemma receives commissions from all areas of the industry, including design, editorial, PR and publishing, as well as from individuals for private work. Recent clients include Jamie Oliver Magazine, Kyle Books, 3M and Helio's Kitchen.
Visit her website for more information.
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Athens: John Athimaritis:
Athens: John Athimaritis:
John Athimaritis is based in Athens and works as a professional photographer specialised in still life, food, portraiture and kids fashion. John's studio is a ground-floor loft located in the artistic neighbourhood of Gazi in the centre of Athens. The studio enjoys plenty of daylight and features a fully equipped kitchen. A food stylist is available upon request.
Ideal for portraiture, fashion, food, still life or art events, clientele includes fashion designers, gourmet and fashion magazines.
In co-operation with a trusted network of professionals, John provides worldwide services and photo retouching.
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Bremen - Hamburg: Kai Schwabe:
Bremen - Hamburg: Kai Schwabe:
Bremen and Hamburg-based photographer Kai Schwabe has a passion for food photography. In his 500m² daylight loftstudio, located in the centre of Bremen, Kai is able to promptly create a range of different environments with his experience in diverse lighting techniques, all in accordance with clients' wishes.
Working alongside a team of talented stylists, food stylists and assistants he develops high quality images that appeal to the appetite every time. He is currently working on several projects and the results will be presented in his next Spotlight and Showcase features.
For more than two decades Kai has been serving clients who appreciate his experience and ease, including Kraft Foods Europe, Mars, Philadelphia, Oreo, Jacobs, Milka, Tassimo, Dr. Oetker, nordsee, Aldi USA, BelVita and Edeka. Recently he produced a series of stills for Mondelez International.
Visit his website for more information.
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Bangalore: Kiran Kumar:
Bangalore: Kiran Kumar:
"I am a Bangalore-based advertising photographer specialising in still life, food and drink, liquids, interior and exterior, watches and jewellery. I'm one lucky guy. The kind who makes a living doing exactly what he likes best and I've been going at it successfully for almost the past three decades. And I have a passion for more.
"My images are regularly used by major brands in advertising, packaging, annual reports and corporate projects. From my end I bring relentless creativity and enthusiasm for my work, even as I strive to consistently exceed clients' expectations. My passion for solving problems and willingness to do whatever it takes to deliver exceptional quality has helped me build a loyal clientele."
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Munich: KME Studios - Klaus Einwanger:
Munich: KME Studios - Klaus Einwanger:
Over the past two decades, Klaus Einwanger has demonstrated his passion for food photography and its diversity through numerous successful shoots for books, magazines and advertising clients.
Klaus' style is always recognisable. His photography features soft lighting mixed with a great sense for detail and craftsmanship that brings out the best and most original results in all projects. Atmosphere is the key aspect of his photography and he loves the challenge provided by different areas of work.
The images featured in this Spotlight show a range from a close collaboration with Jens Rittmeyer, one of Germany's top chefs.
Visit the KME website for more information.
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Nuremberg: M17 group:
Nuremberg: M17 group:
M17 has the right ingredients for convincing food photography that creates a visual appetite. Its specialised food crew focuses on products tastefully, in a highly professional studio designed to meet the needs of food photography.
In the company's new, large studios it comes close to making the impossible possible. Food photography is at the top of its menu: catalogues, cookbooks, packaging, magazines or web. M17 is optimally equipped, especially for high volume orders and offer quick order processing as well as a highly efficient workflow.
The company's specialised and experienced food photographers are supported by a professional team including food-stylists, assistants, graphic designers and the all-round-carefree-logistics include a special food studio, a 20 m long professional kitchen, an 8 m² cold store for sensitive 'photo models' and also a wide variety of props– from tasty, country life and lifestyle to meet all demands.
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London: Peter Cassidy:
London: Peter Cassidy:
March saw the publication of ''Olives Lemons & Zatar'' by the renowned Brooklyn restauranteur Rawia Bishara.
This month sees the publication of ''Dirty Food'' by Ryland Peters & Small, a collection of delicious recipes for hipsters to get stuck in their beards.
After working on ''Pork'' with Phil Vickery and Simon Boddy, which won a Gourmand Award this year, Peter is turning his hand to shooting ''Game'', due to be published on the Glorious Twelfth by Kyle Books.
Visit Peter's website for more information and to see his portfolio.
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London: Russ Capps:
London: Russ Capps:
Photographer Russ Capps has had a passion for photography going back to an early age. Following in a long family tradition in image making, Russ has become a specialist food and lifestyle photographer, shooting for advertising, design and editorial clients across the country. With his hands on approach, together with his creative flare, makes him "a true pleasure to work with".
His understanding of commercial demands, combined with his creative vision produces something a little less ordinary. Russ specialises in food (including packaging, advertising & editorial) lifestyle and still life.
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Denver: Souders Studios:
Denver: Souders Studios:
Rick Souders, owner of Souders Studios, has one of the largest food photography studios in the Rocky Mountains West. Rick is an honours graduate of the Art Center College of Design and is known as the "Mile High Food and Beverage Guy".
The Souders Studios facilities include a commercial kitchen, two studios, five client lounges and balconies, three prop storage areas including a prop pantry, prop garage and a prop barn. The Souders Studios team has won many prestigious awards around the world.
Souders Studios has many fast food, restaurant chains, national beverage and liquor clients, health food clients, cookbooks and editorial clients. Square Pixels, its sister company, is also an awarding-winning retouching and digital compositing studio.
The team offers several styles of photography and a vast array of equipment. The studio is known internationally for its creativity with food and beverage photography, while the team also specialises in flame and splash photography.
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London: Stephen Conroy:
London: Stephen Conroy:
2014 sees Stephen Conroy transfer his style and experience in shooting food to directing films. Specialising in advertising, PR, packaging and editorial photography Stephen's food photography has been featured worldwide.
His food and drink photography clients enjoy working in his professional but relaxed and friendly studios near London's Oval cricket ground - where Stephen and his team can organise all aspects of a shoot.
His two London studios have a new purpose-built editing and production suite as well as fully equipped kitchens.
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London: Terry Benson:
London: Terry Benson:
Terry Benson is a well established photographer specialising in food, lifestyle and still life. Based in a large studio in the heart of Farringdon, London, EC1, Terry also shoots on location and regularly works across editorial, packaging, advertising and PR.
Visit his website for more information.
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London: Tony Briscoe:
London: Tony Briscoe:
Tony Briscoe is a highly experienced food and drink photographer and his work has a clean, natural, graphic quality. He has a reputation amongst all of his clients for solving problems, not creating them, whilst working in a relaxed environment.
He's been shooting from his current studio in central London for more than 14 years, and some of his clients include Delicious, Tesco, Weight Watchers, Pan Macmillan, Kingsmill, British Summer Fruits and Philadelphia.
Visit his website for more information.
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Multimillion-dollar art trove found in old garage
Paintings discovered in a New York one-car garage have been appraised at $30 million and are now on display in art galleries in New York and California.
Works by an obscure Armenian-American abstract impressionist discovered in a New York cottage have been appraised at $30 million.
In 2007, the new owner of a bungalow in Bellport, on Long Island, found thousands of paintings, drawings and journals by Arthur Pinajian in a garage and attic. News 12 Long Island says Peter Hastings Falk valued the works. He once appraised art from the Andy Warhol estate.
Some pieces already have sold for $500,000. Fifty of his landscapes are currently on exhibit at Manhattan's Fuller Building.
A recently published book by art historian William Innes Homer calls Pinajian's abstractions among the best of his era.
The run-down bungalow and one-car garage were purchased for around $300,000 in 2007.


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Just four ingredients and you get this delicious toast, great anytime from breakfast to chai time.
I have used this recipe for years and it is one of our very favorites. Don't forget to crush the anise seed for lots more flavor. - 21 Dec 2007 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
Great and easy recipe. It was everyones favorite at Christmas. The only thing I did differently was add 1 tsp. anise extract because we like a little more of the anise flavor. Besides that it was a perfect anise toast recipe! - 20 Feb 2008 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
Simple, easy and tasty! I substituted anise extract for anise seed, and these little toasts/cookies were fabulous with tea! - 25 Mar 2007 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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Eastbourne Pier users are being warned against the dangers of discarding cigarettes on the town's attraction, following an incident over the weekend.
Four fire appliances were sent to Eastbourne Pier, in Grand Parade, at 4.59am Sunday morning (29th June) after fire alarms were set off by smoke. A member of staff from the Atlantis nightclub alerted ESFRS who immediately sent a full attendance.
Crews were faced with difficult access to the fire, which was located underneath the decking of the pier, spending time cutting away and damping down to ensure there were no further signs of fire.
The incident was closed at 6.13am with crews returning for a re-inspection at 9.30am.
Borough Commander Dave Sheppard praised the quick-thinking of the staff member who immediately alerted the emergency services to the fire.
East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service recently carried out a high level training exercise to safeguard the visitor attraction against incidents such as this.
Eastbourne firefighters and neighbouring retained stations responded to a simulated fire on the end of the pier in December last year. Pier staff were also utilised during the training exercise to ensure they knew exactly how to react should there be a fire.
Dave explains why these training exercises are so important:
"Firefighters routinely carry out training exercises to test their response to incidents that can occur, which on this occasion paid dividends as we were immediately alerted to the fire by a member of staff. Eastbourne Pier is a significant part of the Eastbourne experience and as such it is important that we regularly test that our response is both efficient and effective.
"We like to train in as realistic environment as possible so it is very important for us to be able to use premises such as the pier as it will ensure that our firefighters are familiar with the area should an incident occur. We are very grateful to the owners and manager of the Pier who gave us this opportunity.
"Fires on piers are notoriously difficult to extinguish once they get started, as we have seen in other incidents around the UK and locally in East Sussex, so it is very important that we are able to respond as swiftly as possible.
"We would like to urge the public to remain vigilant and not to discard any cigarettes on the pier."


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What information do I give when I call to request an Inspection?
Your name, your company, your phone number, the inspection address, the type of inspection, the date requested, and the number of devices to be tested (if applicable) if doing this by email please include all this in the email.
How soon after I call can I expect my Inspection?
Under normal business conditions, inspection requests are filled within 24 hours of the request. If an inspection request is received after 5:00PM, the request is usually handled as though it was received the following day. Most of the time, the inspectors' schedules for the next business day are full by middle to late afternoon of the prior business day. However, if an inspection request is received, the project may receive the inspection immediately if an inspector is in proximity of the project. Projects should be ready to receive the inspection at the time of the request unless a specific time and date is being requested.
Who must be present during an inspection?
A representative, who is knowledgeable about the project and capable of performing the required tests and capable of providing access to inspection areas must be present.
What if my system fails to pass inspection?
All systems must be pre-tested to prove they work correctly before inspectors perform their inspection. If a system fails to pass the original inspection, a fee will be charged for all subsequent reinspections.
What are the fees for inspections/reinspections?
The cost of inspections is covered in the cost of plan review fees unless re-inspections are necessary. Re-inspection fees are assessed if needed during the construction process. If an inspection is not passed and the inspector has to make an addition visit to the site, the additional cost associated with the additional trip has to be recovered through a re-inspection fee. The fee for all construction re-inspection is $100.00. For a complete list of FMO fees, please visit our
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In Stevens, we aim to provide a secure, supportive and stimulating environment in which the girls can grow and succeed, but which at times will also challenge them. This may be to try something different, or to take responsibility, and may well include them realising that you can learn from your mistakes. The House is their home while they are at School, and so is a base with a family atmosphere on a large scale; living with more than 60 other people is inevitably different from life at home.
Stevens is a Boarding House where most flexi-boarding girls aged 13–17 live. Through living together as a close community, Stevens girls learn to be accepting of others and their differences. With experienced guidance they also develop the ability to work out who they are, and what they want from life as well as, crucially, what they can contribute. Stevens girls are a multi-talented bunch with a whole range of interests and strengths; there is certainly no pressure to fit a particular mould.
Stevens girls are a multi-talented bunch with a whole range of interests and strengths; there is certainly no pressure to fit a particular mould.
Our position right at the centre of the main campus means that we at the heart of school life, and we really enjoy being particularly close to the Music School and the Queen Elizabeth Theatre, as well as sharing part of our house with the Headmaster.
In the words of the girls themselves, Stevens provides a friendly, family atmosphere; it is a comfortable and fun place to be where everyone is welcome. We encourage the girls to be polite and look out for each other at all times.
Our prefect team, led by the Head of House, help to organise house events and interhouse competitions, with highlights being our annual "Pink Party" and the House singing competition.
I joined the School in 1997 and, in addition to my role as Housemistress of Stevens House, I teach Classics, Religion and Philosophy and Theory of Knowledge. I have two children, who were both educated at Oakham.


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SC805 is a high performance 2-wire Relative Humidity and Temperature (RH+T) Transmitter. Its relative humidity and temperature transmitter is available in surface mount, duct mount and remote sensor versions. Remote external sensors, SHT20, SHT30 (wall-mount) and SHT40 (duct-mount) may be placed as far as 25 meters from the unit. SC805 has a dual LCD display; the first line indicates relative humidity % and the second, the temperature in °C. The transmitter is accurate to 2% for relative humidity and within 0.3 °C for temperature. SC805 transmits two isolated 4-20 mA retransmission outputs to other devices such as a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) or Solid-State Relay (SSR). SC805's microcontroller technology linearizes the input which makes control more effective. It is powered by a 4.5 - 32 V DC loop supply and has a loop drop of no more than 4.5V, which is remarkably low amongst such products. The RH+T transmitter is user programmable by a PC, connected via PCC82, a PC configurator by Radix.
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CARFAX 1-Owner, MSRP: $48,985.00 Superb Condition, ONLY 4,647 Miles! Moonroof, Heated Seats, Nav System, Aluminum Wheels, Back-Up Camera, iPod/MP3 Input, All Wheel Drive, Turbo Charged Engine, PARK DISTANCE CONTROL CLICK ME!
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BOSTON -- In a finding that could affect millions of American women, the replacement hormone estrogen apparently can be administered as effectively with a skin patch than through pills with fewer side effects, researchers said Wednesday.
``We think this is an exciting new way of administering estrogen to women,`` said Dr. Howard Judd of the UCLA School of Medicine.
``What this does is provide women with another option of how to take hormone replacement,`` he said in a telephone interview. ``We can give doses that do the things we want them to do without some of the adverse side effects.``
Judd reached those conclusions on the basis of a study involving 23 postmenopausal women. The results were published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
There are an estimated 40 million women in the United States who lack sufficient estrogen because they have gone through menopause or have had their ovaries removed surgically.
Only about 5 million women take estrogen to replace the lost hormone because the supplements can cause nausea, vomiting, headaches, vaginal bleeding and breast tenderness.
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Saddam Hussein's defeat in Kuwait provided the lesson plan for history classes monitoring a modern-day war.
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A traumatic brain injury can lead to communication difficulties.
According to the Mayo clinic, traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when an external mechanical force causes brain dysfunction. It usually results from a violent blow or jolt to the head or body or a penetrating object. A TBI can vary in severity and symptoms, including decreased coordination or dizziness. TBIs also affect communication and cognition. If your child has suffered a TBI and is having communication difficulties, he or she may need treatment from medical professionals including doctors, physical therapists, speech language therapists, neuropsychologists, and occupational therapists.
Types of Traumatic Brain Injuries
- Penetrating injury – A foreign object penetrates the brain and causes localized damage. The patient will experience a variety of symptoms depending on which part of the brain is damaged.
- Closed head injury – The patient suffers blood clots, skull fractures, and lacerations due to the force of an external trauma. A child who hits his or her head on a stair may suffer a closed head injury. Closed head injuries can also lead to secondary brain damage due to complications such as brain swelling and intracranial pressure.
Traumatic Brain Injuries and Speech Difficulties
Some children who suffer a TBI may have difficulty producing speech and may have difficulty with phonation, sound production, and articulation. Some children may also have abnormal breathing patterns that can affect speech quality or produce speech that is excessively breathy or labored.
A child with a TBI may also have dysfluent speech, meaning that the child repeats words, sounds, or syllables repeatedly. Weak oral motor muscles or problems controlling these muscles can lead to dysarthria, resulting in slurred or slowed speech that may or may not be accompanied by poor articulation.
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A child may develop receptive language difficulties, or the ability to understand written and spoken language. A child can also develop expressive language difficulties, which refers to the child's ability to use language to communicate. A child with TBI may display problems understanding figurative language, using vocabulary he or she already knows, and following directions. The child may be unable to maintain a conversation, may add irrelevant information, or frequently switch topics.
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Corn futures closed the Monday session with 5 cent gains in the nearby contracts, as weekend rains in Argentina were limited. Monday morning's USDA Export Inspections report indicated that 835,131 MT of corn was shipped during the week of 2/8. That is 23.61% lower than the previous week and lags the same week last year by 33.51%. Following Thursday's update to the USDA export projection, corn export commitments are now 65.34% of that number. That not lags the average of 68% and last year's 74%. In a tender that closed on Monday, South Korea purchased 120,000 MT of corn most likely sourced from the US for April-May delivery.
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It looks like you're in United States. Please go to Slice United States.Slice United States.
There are a few reasons that traditional blades require special handling and storage rules:
- Dangerously sharp new blades can easily cut bare skin
- Dull blades can still puncture or cut during disposal
- Rusty blades can infect skin
Slice Safety Ceramics™ are much less likely to cut you than traditional blades, are chemically inert, and never rust. These properties greatly reduce the chance of injury. Let's take a closer look at Slice's finger-friendly® blade edge and what it means for storage and disposal.
While a Slice blade can cut skin, it's less likely to do so than any other blade. When we say "safe to the touch" we mean that the edges can be touched and handled (for example, during a blade change) with very little danger of an accidental laceration, compared with ultra-sharp blades (metal or non-Slice ceramics).
Our proprietary blade edge, combined with the rounded tips on many of our blades, lowers the chance of lacerations or accidental punctures to the point that these blades do not require special sharps box disposal. Dangerously sharp ceramic blades and all metal blades do require this extra safety step.
Slice does make blade styles with pointed tips that are more likely to cause punctures than our rounded tip blades. We encourage all users to dispose of pointed-tip blades sensibly to safeguard anyone who will be handling waste.
It should also be noted that while our blades are extremely strong (much harder than steel), they are not designed to be subjected to a side load. Any storage or handling method that places a side load on a ceramic blade risks breaking it because it's more brittle than metal, which has some flexibility.
It's also worth noting that this type of storage would be harmful to metal blades as well, distorting their shape over time. And, while ceramics are brittle, Slice blades are, by design, thicker than most ceramic blades, which allows us to create our finger-friendly grind.
While many companies prefer to control the distribution of replacement blades either through vending machines or other inventory tracking systems, the Slice box cutters do offer an in-handle storage option. The slot inside the box cutter handle holds one replacement blade securely. This is handy for two reasons: you can choose to always have an extra blade ready to reduce work interruptions, or you can use one style of blade (the 10404 rounded-tip blade) in the tool and keep another style (the 10408 pointed-tip) ready in case you switch materials and need a different tip.


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I am looking for someone to walk my young dog once a day, M-F. This would only take place from Feb to April 15th and then later from late Aug to October 15th. During this time I am working a lot of overtime and cannot leave my young dog in her crate for 15 hours a day. So I need someone to come in once a day, usually aroung noon or so and let my dog out of my apartment and take on a short walk outside to go to the bathroom and get a little exercise and give her some water and then put her back in her crate. I am looking for someone that is very very reliable and trustworthy as I will be instrusting you with my dog and with my house key. If there is a day that you cannot make it to walk her you must let me know the night before or by 5 AM that morning so I can adjust my schedule. I am a little flexible in what I am willing to pay and it is a tad bit negotiable depending on what you would exactly do. But I am pretty much set on a payment of $5-$10 per visit. $25-$50 per week. My dog is a young female Cocker Spaniel, very sweet but still a young dog/puppy so she is very playful. If you are interested in helping me out and walking this sweet little girl once a day, 5 times a week for the months listed, either resond by email using the email in Craigslist or text me at 713-876-.... DO NOT CALL ME, I am working during the day and cannot take calls. If interested, then respond soon so we can set up a meet and greet. Thanks!
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I LOVE cookbooks. They speak to me. From the eye-catching covers to their drool worthy photography, from the simple straight forward step by steps to the involved, well worth the effort recipes, I simply can't get enough.
The design, the typography, the photography, the recipes themselves, the organization of the content and the index all should work in tandem to inspire me to want to go grocery shopping, chop, stew, steam, braise, bake during my ever more precious free time.
So, suffice to say I was excited when the food editor sent out an email asking for volunteers to review the latest slew of cookbooks that came in to the office. She sent out a list of titles to several of us and the title that popped out at me had already been claimed. So I settled for my third choice and when I marched into her office to pick it up from her, my heart sank when she handed it to me and I got my first glimpse of the cover and binding.
Sigh. I'm having writers block. As a photographer and graphic designer, I have to say, this book is enough to put me to sleep. It feels like it's straight out of the 1980s. From the spiral binding, to the cheesy cover illustration, to the horrible on camera flash photos of soup that "grace" each chapter opening – these are the ONLY photos in the book! – to the dated and uninspired page layout, I'm having a hard time delving into the recipes themselves. It's especially difficult to get past the author's introduction which is mostly a series of self-congratulatory ramblings of cooking awards and a seemingly never-ending series of name dropping. I found myself skimming the text while a chorus of "blah, blah, blah" ran through my head.
The book is about soup and it's a collection of recipes from around the globe. The terrible photographs are by the author's husband and the soups are recipes they've collected over their lifetime of traveling. It's organized by region but they feel so random that I having a hard time figuring out what constitutes a "a region." And the few recipes in each chapter that I've read, are just as dated as the book feels. There is nothing here so far that eschews fresh, local, organic or healthful. Maybe I'm being to harsh since it made such a poor first impression.
I know I'm being cryptic. I still need to do an official review for the newspaper so I can't give much more away here. The official review I fear will be fairly benign with just a list of the book's "qualities." The editor already mentioned that if I truly hate it, perhaps we should pass on the review. Personally, I think that does our readers a disservice. We shouldn't just review what we like.
So, if she does pass on my review, I'll come back here and do my own with recommendations on what to pick up in its place.
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New Jersey Wedding Convention is a must-attend for any bride and groom in the area considering all the best options for their wedding. From the setting of the event to a selection of high quality wedding services, this bridal show will help attendees plan and execute their perfect wedding vision. This 1 day event is being organized by American Bridal Show Company. The venue of this event is New Jersey Convention & Exposition Center which is located in Edison, New Jersey, United States of America. The event will be held on 01 October 2017, Sunday. New Jersey Wedding Convention 2017 will showcase a wide range of products and services related to wedding & bridal sectors from the leading exhibitors, for example, bridal publications, reception & ceremony locations, catering, cakes, pastries, photography, videography, florists, décor, music, entertainment, bridal attire, tuxedos, fashions, bridal accessories, jewelry, transportation, limousines, event coordination, planning, photo booths, rentals, invitations, favors, gift registries, bachelorette parties, honeymoon, travel, salons, spas, cosmetics/beauty, make-up artistry, tanning, cosmetic dentistry, fitness, health, nutrition, weight loss, vision correction, health care, housewares, furniture, home décor, real estate, mortgages, insurance, financial planning, advising. Over 100 exhibitors are expected at this event to showcase their products and services. The frequency of New Jersey Wedding Convention is annual.
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Phone : +1 732-417-1400
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Situated in Edison, NJ, in the heart of one of the nation's fastest growing and most affluent geographic regions, New Jersey Convention & Exposition Center is a convention center which can accommodate more than 700 (10′ x 10′) booths or conferences more than 7,500 people with 135,500 square feet of single level exhibit space, and 14,500 square feet of multi-purpose meeting/function space. The center is convenient to all major transportation centers with public transportation available from New York City.
Complete Wedding Expo - St. Charles
Winston-Salem Wedding Show
The Carolina Weddings Show Winston-Salem
Elegant Bridal Expo Springfield
New Jersey Ultimate Women's Expo
Sugarloaf Arts and Crafts Show NJ
Founded in 1992, American Bridal Show Company is the largest producer of bridal shows in New Jersey, New York & Pennsylvania, bringing together brides with a variety of quality wedding professionals of all types, to help in planning the perfect wedding.
Address: 834 Atkinson Cir
City: Hillsborough, NJ
Country: United States of America
Phone: 908-371-0900
Website: Click here for organizer website
|Start Date
|01 October 2017, Sunday
|End Date
|01 October 2017, Sunday
|Wedding & Bridal
|New Jersey Convention & Exposition Center
|Edison, NJ
|New Jersey
|United States of America
|American Bridal Show Company
|Open to
|The public


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FRIENDS of DSS
FRIENDS was launched by five Orange County women in 1992 in order to help the staff of the Orange County Department of Social Services (OCDSS) meet the needs of their clients. FRIENDS is a private, nonprofit organization that provides emergency assistance to clients of the Orange County Department of Social Services when funding resources cannot be obtained elsewhere. Forms of assistance provided by FRIENDS include:
- emergency utility assistance
- emergency rent or security deposits
- thrift store vouchers for clothing
- food distribution
- household items
- emergency pharmacy expenses
- school supplies for students
- camp scholarships
FRIENDS is not a part of OCDSS. It is governed by a board of 10 directors, all of whom are volunteers. Clients of OCDSS do not contact FRIENDS directly. To preserve the anonymity of clients, FRIENDS interacts only with social workers to learn what resources are needed by clients. FRIENDS financial resources come from donations and membership fees, as well local grants.
FRIENDS is currently launching a new project titled, Partner with a Social Worker. This project matches local churches and synagogues with social workers in order to provide household items to clients of OCDSS. The goal of the program is to reduce the amount of time social workers spend acquiring material goods for clients, thus maximizing the time available for counseling. FRIENDS is currently seeking congregations to participate in the program.


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When we first saw artist Sara's animal illustrations wearing Dahlia pieces we were absolutely smitten! We simply had to contact her to find out more. Sara, from Florida, has a bachelor of fine arts degree from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and also a Master of fine arts from School of Visual Arts in New York City. We asked her a couple of questions and it went something like this…
Bunny wearing Dahlia Bella Top
How long have you been drawing for?
I've been drawing for several years.
What made you start drawing?
When I was a little girl, my cousin Anna was always doing these amazingly fluid, seemingly effortless drawings and pastels of horses that just blew me away. She was and still is a great inspiration. I also just love the way that drawing from life puts me into this zone where I'm required to totally connect with the subject in a really intimate way.
Is there anything specific that inspires your art?
The beauty, diversity, and innocence of the animal kingdom have always inspired me. In the past year I've gone from a vegetarian to a vegan diet, and it feels great to know that my actions correspond with my values.
I've also been very inspired by people I encounter. You know when someone breezes past you on the street and you're just dumbstruck by the originality of their style? That type of thing happens from time to time and usually makes its way into my art somehow.
Music is a huge inspiration. I'm half of the noise/rock/improv duo Slasher Risk. The community of musicians in this genre is pretty close-knit and supportive. They work together to make things happen. When Lady Gaga wants to go on tour, her staff goes to work. But when your band is putting out ear-splitting walls of feedback, you kind of have to make it happen yourself.
English Sparrow in Dahlia Cat Ear Bowler Hat
Tell us about your etsy shop.
My etsy shop is brand new and evolving. Currently everything in the shop is one-of-a-kind. I'll be offering art, accessories, and apparel, all hand made by yours truly. I plan to add archival prints from my paintings and drawings as well. I use only natural fibers in my garments and accessories. They feel wonderful against the skin and they're typically easier to sew than synthetics.
Where I'm living I have access to some great thrift stores and estate sales. I've found some neglected garments and wonderful fabrics that I've been able to refashion and upcycle. I was recently amazed to find a two-yard cut of ecru silk crepe de chine for one dollar.
Any tips for readers that are new to art/wanting to get into art?
Just start doing it and don't worry too much about the results. Find supportive people who do art and hang out with them. Draw everything and anything. Challenge yourself but have fun. Keeping a daily sketchbook is a fun and rewarding way to stay involved. It doesn't matter if you only have fifteen minutes to do art each day. Just keep at it.
If you're out and about and see something inspiring, snap a photo to use as a reference later. Visiting galleries, museums, and the library can be really uplifting and inspiring, too. And even though I have mixed feelings about zoos, where else can you stare at and draw a real live rhinoceros for as long as you like?
Which is your favourite Dahlia piece of our current collection?
question ever! All of them! Okay, if choose I must: the Hannah Navy
Chiffon Blouse with Lace Overlay.
Thank you for being a guest at Dahlia.com! x
*To keep up with Sara and her art you can follow her on Twitter. And don't forget to check out her Etsy shop for art and hand made goodies!*


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If a flammable liquid is sprayed as an aerosol across a large area, then ignited, the entire area will explode. This gentleman is patenting a better liquid to explode--it's safer. Not for the poor beggars on the ground, but for us, the good guys.
The man's concern for the troops is touching.
An elaborate satire on censorship and pompous critics, complete with ancient, fabricated, footnotes. It is dedicated to an agent of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, whom the author credits with publicizing and popularizing his books.
It is the story of a clerk traveling through a country where a natural body function is considered obscene in literature, so is never mentioned. The clerk's diary runs afoul of the law.
I found it funny without being silly.
An oddly inauthentic Indian story. The author's photo shows her in Indian dress, but a tepee is not a wigwam, and the whole story seems false.
A Sioux kid goes to the mission school and learns about Jesus, then comes home to proselytize. Things do not go well.
A beautiful story illustrating that your curse returns to you three times.
In the late 1700s, a lawyer is hired to find the heir to an Irish estate. He meets a variety of pleasant and fearful people, comes up against superstition, religious conflicts, wars and poverty only to keep finding dead ends. He meets an odd girl who is good and kind, but who has a demonic and ghostly twin that haunts her.
The lawyer's backstory, which opens the piece could have been shorter, but the plotting is twisting and absorbing, the characters real and distinct, and the descriptions are sharp.
Recommended to anyone who likes good writing.


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WILLOWVILLE, Ohio — How snug his world was, how comfortable and familiar. The elementary school is mere steps from the small brick ranch he called home, and the middle school and high school just a stone's throw further down the road.
Now Matt Maupin is in peril some 6,400 miles from this Cincinnati suburb, a town where the redbud trees are in their first pink bloom.


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