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And for further reference, no more metal zips, ever!
Friday, 17 May 2013
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And for further reference, no more metal zips, ever!
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Most of my sewing strops go on my Pile of Shame....which is quite Himalayan like in proportions.Quite by chance I went back to something that was languishing on this pile and re-jiggled it yesterday and will blog about it soon.It turned out not so much of a disaster in the end.ReplyDelete
I hate side zips full stop they always make me itch .but don't give up on your skirt there is always another day!
Oh, that is a shame! The good news is that I think a lot of modern zips are made from plastic :)ReplyDelete
You have my complete and total understanding, my fellow nickel allergy suffer. I'm crazy sensitive to this pesky commonplace metal, too, and have had to part with (or alter) many a garment over the years because it contained fastenings or embellishments that were no nickel-free.ReplyDelete
Buttons are the way to go for sure - and, really, let's face it, they usually look a whole lot cuter than a zipper anyhow, so it's a win-win across the boards.
♥ Jessica
Oh bummer! I guess I'm lucky nobody makes zips out of ragweed or cat hair! Hopefully it doesn't set you back too much.ReplyDelete
Sometimes, I have to let a problem languish while I think it over. Maybe that's better, as you really have time to go over all the options, rather than making a quick fix. I'm just now going to try to fix a dress I made a year and a half ago. It took me that long to think of a possible fix (and stop hating the dress too much, hehe.)


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comScore's last report reveals that Turkey is the 3rd in Europe by the number of internet users in Europe. August data show that 23.1 million of 372 million internet users in Europe live in Turkey.
I reluctantly want to remind you again that comScore report includes age 15+ and home and work locations users, while it states that total number of internet users worldwide is 1.411.178. (According to InternetWorldStats, this number is more than 2 billion.)
In Europe, Germany comes the first by the number of internet users. There are 50.4 million internet users in Germany internet ecosystem where Berlin is considered a center for new startups. It is followed by Russia with 49.9 million users and France with 42.4 million users.
While UK is the 4th with 37.2 million users, Italy is the 5th with 23.6 million users and it is followed by Turkey with 23.1 m users, becoming the 6th in European countries.
Turkey InThe Foreground
While comScore has highlighted Turkey in its August report, it also announces that comScore Managing Director Mike Read will be speaking at Webrazzi Summit. August report also shows that United Kingdom has the highest engagement (with users spending 35 hours online), while the Netherlands ranked second (32.8 hours per month), closely followed by Turkey becoming the 3rd on the list with an average of 32.7 hours spent online. As average pages per visitor, Turkey has the highest consumption amongst all countries reported.
comScore also reports that Turkey has spent a total of 45.3 billion minutes online in the warmest month of summer. Facebook is the most engaging site with 13.1 billion minutes spent on the site, accounting for nearly 30 percent of all time spent online during the month.
We can consider Turkish internet users the most engaged internet users in Europe when total time spent online and page views are taken into account.
We have spent 4 billion minutes in Microsoft sites, while 3.9 billion minutes in Google sites, while the sum of these two cannot reach Facebook. The global giants are followed by Mynet, Aksoy Group (with Sahibinden) and DK Gazetecilik.
When we consider the investments Turkish internet startups have got, and the interest we catch as Webrazzi, we will be talking about a larger internet ecosystem in Turkey in 2012.
Original Post: ComScore: Avrupa'nın En Aktif İnternet Kullanıcıları Türkiye'de


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In the face of accusations that he is somehow backed by Putin or in business with Russian investors, Trump has issued categorical statements. "I mean I have nothing to do with Russia," he told one reporter, a flat denial that he repeated over and over. Of course, it's possible that these statements are sincere and even correct. The sweeping nature of Trump's claim, however, prodded the scientists to dig deeper. They were increasingly confident that they were observing data that contradicted Trump's claims.
When the researchers pinged the server, they received error messages. They concluded that the server was set to accept only incoming communication from a very small handful of IP addresses.
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I do expect this story to blow up in the next few days.
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
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What is SLATE ? Dear Prudence...
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This Link says Absolutely Nothing about a Donald Trump " Server " Communicating " with Russia .
" Harry Reid and other Democrats aren't just accusing FBI Director James Comey of making Hillary Clinton look bad — they are accusing him of covering up information about Donald Trump and Russian hacking. "
Does One Eyed Dirty Harry have ANY Proof of such an Outrageous Allegation ? Nope , ...GTFOOH .
originally posted by: carewemust
President Obama's U.S. Government (the FBI) has cleared Donald Trump from having connections with Russia government.
Source: www.nytimes.com...
Next, we'll hear that Donald Trump has bribed the FBI, LOL. Ahhh the desperation...
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On March 24, 2014, I shared my first post in the Racetron series of transforming robots, Chrysbot. Ever since I picked up a loose and a carded specimen of this toy I've had the Racetron toys on a saved eBay search, hoping more (affordable) individual robots would show up. Needless to say that hasn't happened, thus the lone Racetron entry in the blog's database of reviews.
A few weeks ago I was contacted by ConteDDracula. He had ran across my review of Chrysbot and had asked if I still owned the carded copy he had seen in the review. He told me about himself and his quest to complete the figure and needed a new Chrysbot to complete his quest. I still had the figure, sitting in the top of my closet. He offered to buy it and I didn't hesitate as I knew my chances of finding the other 5 were slim to none. Plus it felt good knowing I was helping a fellow collector. So off when Chrysbot on his long trip to Italy.
ConteDDracula told me he was going to share some words and pics with me after the package arrived. I was just as excited to see what he was going to send over as I am today with sharing it with my readers. While these toys may leave a lot to be desired, one can't help appreciate what this combining team of robots still is able to bring to the table. Thank you for sharing this with me ConteDDracula, I really do appreciate it.
After some years of research, I finally completed the Racetron thanks to my friend and fellow collector Colbey (Flywheels) too. The Racetron is a combiner made in Taiwan of 6 small car-robots (Bmbot, Fiabot, Chrysbot, Cadilbot, Porschbot and Pontibot) very similar to Gobots and with a good amount of die-cast metal.
To do this I preferred to buy individual packages as were sold in Italy through the importer/distributor GLOBO and other minor brands. Curiously, in individual packages, the weapons were placed randomly while in giftset have fulfilled the picture of the final product.
The producers, though it is not written on the cards, are the same of funny not-Devastator Mr. Hard Hat and many other robots of cheap vintage American line, "Transistor Robots" by Four Star. To complete it I bought 2 members already previously opened and had to open 4 others blister MO(S)C!
But having it in the collection is priceless, despite having spent about EUR 200/250 in a handful of years. I spent good money and enough time after all. The giant robot is pretty sturdy, heavy, about 26 cm tall and has a head like a robot of an old Japanese anime series: Galaxy Cyclone Braiger. The rifle instead is the same of Mr. Hard Hat.
At last Its final shape and the hooks do look like a Puzzler of Gobots "shaked" with Multiforce of Zybot Z. But Four Star will give us more surprises, to be continued!"
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|Several Tennessee GOPsters have declared war on
teachers and workers. Shocking, I know.
So much for freedom of speech and the free market.
First up: State Rep. Debra Maggart (R-Hendersonville) filed a bill — written by lobbyists — that would end the collective bargaining rights of teachers. Teachers often use their collective clout to fight for curriculum improvements, academic freedom and to fight for fair salaries.
If collective bargaining is taken from teachers, no one stands more to lose than the citizens of rural counties in Tennessee. These places already struggle to find quality educators. The number one reason is educator pay. Ending collective bargaining would further complicate the problem by driving down starting salaries and doing nothing to improve rural working conditions.
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Tennessee Education Association lobbyist Jerry Winters on Monday called the proposal to do away with collective bargaining "an insult to every teacher in the state." ... "It's not a good way to get this new Legislature to begin its relationship with the teachers of this state," he said. "I think there are few people up there who are really almost intent on declaring war with the TEA."And that's not all! Elsewhere GOPsters are on the hunt for workers' freedom of speech.
Rep. Glen Casada (R-63) and Sen. Bill Ketron (R-13) filed HB0160/SB0139 which would make it a Class C misdemeanor for labor organizations to contribute to candidates.
In a more blatant attack on the rights of everyday Tennesseans, Casada and Ketron are trying to criminalize the freedom of speech enjoyed by worker labor unions. They want to use big government to enforce overreaching regulation that limits the free speech of average workers.
It's so ridiculous, I barely have words to complain about it.
Let me just ask this question: If you're criminalizing the political contributions of worker groups, which is just an organization of people, should you not criminalize the political contributions of every politically active organization that could be considered a group of people.
How about the contributions of businesses and corporations that don't have our best interests in mind -- only their profit margins? Should we criminalize their campaign contributions? How about Tennessee Right to Life? How about Club for Growth? American Crossroads? The Tea Party Express?
The bottom line is: Unions are the only free-market solution for workers to collectively address grievances with public and private sector management.
For Republicans, who routinely espouse their faith in the "free markets" and "limited government," this legislation should be considered an affront on both issues.
But true colors are shining through, and between the lines it's easy to read what they're saying: "We don't care if our actions contradict their very principles we claim to stand for — we're hypocrites. We're Republican."


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Every now and then we get hit with a blow that spins us around, makes us dizzy and whoosey, and we nearly hit the mat. But we won't allow ourselves to go down. We bounce off the ropes and come back swinging into center ring.
We received such a blow yesterday. If you haven't read the Matt Taibbi article in Rolling Stone, "Is the SEC Covering Up Wall Street Crimes?" you should. It will enrage you but hopefully it will inspire you to get in the ring with us.
This was not good news to read considering we have had friendly conversations with the SEC regarding the Birch Mountain shareholder recovery efforts and were told our complaint, inclusive of a large amount of detailed facts, was sent to the Enforcement Department.
Why are we concerned? Matt's article gives us rage beyond the matters of the Birch issue. Matt Taibbi points out in his article that the SEC has destroyed records pertaining to MUI (Matters Under Inquiry) that pertained to some of Wall Streets biggest finanacial bad actors. The SEC, in convoluted replies, has tried to make it seem that the information that was destroyed (dating back quite a few years) did not qualify as a "record" in the official sense thereby reducing it's importance. However, Matt later quotes a University of Pennyslvania professor who states that data is the driving force for most street-level enforcement.
Side note – if you haven't watched the HBO series WIRED – not only does it exemplify the notion that enforcement is data-driven – it's great viewing if you can tolerate F-word, a very pithy video commentary on our society.
Data builds patterns over time and patterns lead to facts and facts lead to conclusions.
You don't have to be an insider to see the patterns on Wall Street. Facts are emerging to validate the pattern of crimes perpetrated by the financial wizards. Facts are now emerging pointing to widespread collusion. The SEC has often been accused of being "captured." Matt's article lends creedance to that accusation.
We're on record as far back as February 2009 trying to call to light what we thought were the issues:
15 February 2009 - By Their Own Admission
13 February 2009 - SEC protects investors? Yah, right.
11 February 2009 - COMPLICIT by NEGLIGENCE
7 July 2009 - A New Diet for Fat Bankers
10 July 2009 - Why should only the little guys be out of a job?
10 July 2009 - Too Much, Too Fast
17 August 2009 - Discovery and Disgorgement and Indictments
05 August 2009 - Does the SEC have the Balls to look into Naked Shorting of the Treasuries?
27 May 2010 - Counterfeiting, Embezzlement, and Money Laundering?
26 May 2010 - Too much, too fast, too furious. . .
By way of apology . . .
We are also on record for promoting discovery-type investing companies we truly believed in. We did our due dilligence, well beyond what the average investor would undertake. We visited the companies, saw the products, spoke with management and others. Once we were convinced and inspired we whole heartedly wanted to share our enthusiasm.
Perhaps it was naïve of us, but we believed knowing the management was key to knowing whether the company would be a success. Imagine our disappointment and discouragement when some of our discovery-type companies fell by the wayside. Why, we asked. It seems the weakest link in the success of a company comes down to people. Whether corrupt or ill-equiped, who knows.
So, as in the case of our discovery-type investing disasters, and in light of the "captured" regulators and Congress, and the bad actors on Wall Street – how do we fix the problem, the people problem, that is?
Restitution. Accountability. Transparency. (RAT)
RAT them out!


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 150506
CAN-2005-0664 buffer overflow in libexif
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:11:01 EST
+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #150503 +++
Ubuntu alerted vendor-sec to a buffer overflow reported to their BTS regarding
processing exif headers with libexif.
The sourceforge bug suggests this is only a DoS.
This issue should also affect FC2
Marco built and pushed libexif-0.5.12-3.1 with the fix.
CAN-2005-0664 Probably Affects: FC2 [#150506:MODIFIED] -> 2005-199 20050308
CAN-2005-0664 Probably Affects: FC3 [#150506:MODIFIED] -> 2005-200 20050308


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Before I started food blogging, I didn't think about hamburgers much. In the summer, when barbecue smoke is drifting from everyone's balcony and back garden, I'd think about burgers. I'd imagine a burnt slab of mince in a bun with some ketchup, a can of lager and a fat hot dog to follow. But other than that, burgers didn't feature in my mental foodscape.
And then I started spending time on Twitter, where a coterie of London food bloggers are on the hunt for an authentic West Coast burger experience. It's an ongoing mission and, given the results so far, a never ending one.
So every day I read fanatical burger chat and, as proof that advertising works, hamburgers now dot my daydreams and lurk in the back of my mind, ready to leap out and dance deliciously in front of me whenever I wonder what to have for lunch.
After a long day in the office last week, I was considering the trudge home to a fridge full of limp vegetables and a box of broken pasta when a burger shimmied to the front of my mind and gyrated before me. I had to concede: it was burger time.
I went to Byron at The Intrepid Fox on Wardour Street, an old Goth pub that's been carefully redecorated to look like it hasn't been decorated at all. I was seated at a small table in the middle and ordered a classic 6oz hamburger, French fries and an Oreo Cookie milkshake.
My waitress nodded and said: "I was going to say that's a bit of a small meal, but with the milkshake I think you'll be fine." Less than 10 minutes later, I had my burger and fries.
Happily, the burger was one of the best I've eaten in a long time. A juicy slab of beef with a tiny heap of lettuce, tomato and onion, it dripped amazing meat juices down my arm and onto the plate. I swirled my fries in them in so I wouldn't miss out on a scrap of meatiness.
To make the burger perfect, I'm going to agree with the consensus that a burger needs a sweetish bun. The plain white bun was dull and ordinary tasting compared to the flavour slap of the burger. And having a huge pickle on the side is a problem for burger perverts like me, who enjoy a slice of gherkin in their burger sandwich.
I tried to cut slices off the pickle, but my knife was so blunt it would've had trouble hacking its way through warm butter. In the end I had to bite the burger and then slide some gherkin into my full and bulging mouth. Not an attractive sight.
The fries were too thick to be proper fries. They were chips on a diet and, being chips, they needed vinegar. The condiment tray on every table has many fine sauces to splash over your food, but it doesn't have vinegar. I suppose bottles of Sarsons don't feature much in Californian drive thrus.
I finished with the Oreo Cookie milkshake, which doubled up as a drink and dessert. It came in a huge frosted metal cup and tasted like satiny liquid ice cream that someone had helpfully blended the wafer into. I loved it.
The bill came to £12.50 without service, which was speedy, smiley and kind enough to suggest that a burger, fries and milkshake meal is a 'just right' rather than 'quite piggy'. I'm afraid that after this meal burgers are going to be on my even more on my mind. This could be the beginning of a terrible burger addiction.
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I must admit, I DO think about burgers quite a bit. They've always leapt out at me on menus. I like the milkshakes too even if you feel bit sick afterwards but it's kind of got to be done hasn't it?!
Burger, fries, milkshake: that's the holy trinity and ordering anything else is skipping out on the experience. I do normally end up feeling a bit sick, but the portions at Byron were just right so I left feeling 'really full' instead.
Thanks for the 'shout out'. At the moment I'm pinning my hopes on Shake Shack opening up in the UK. I'm a glass half full sort of person.
It's your fault I think about burgers as much as I do. I wish you'd start a mission to find the best salad and juice bar in London. It would be better for my health. I'm sure America's burger kings will answer your siren song one day.
Welcome to the burger obsession club. Tom won't be moved on those buns, don't get it myself.
I understood the sweeter burger buns thing for the first time at Byron. Sweeter buns would've made it a complete burger; the plain ones were more of a edible napkin. Didn't complement the burger at all, just sort of held it.
Good that you tried Byron. As a good American (13 yrs of living there) a 6 oz burger just doesn't cut it. You need 8 oz at least, maybe 10 oz, with raw onion and a glass of red wine. No cheese or bacon for me, just lettuce and tomato on the side. This is more NYC than West Coast I will admit, more steak sandwich than In'nOut. I once ate a burger at the Ritz Carlton in St. Louis that had strips of foie gras on the top. I was hooked.
Foie gras burger? My word, doesn't get further from the $2 burger than that, does it? I'd agree that 6oz is a bit small, but when you add fries (chips) and a vat of milkshake, then it's about right for a meal. On its own, 10oz sounds good. But think I'd try to order fries and milkshake as well and rupture my stomach.
Can I also disagree with the 'bigger is better' mantra from Rahul? Bigger just makes it easier to cook them medium/rare etc. But it also makes a great big ugly cricket ball of a burger that you can't eat without a knife and fork. Give me a nice thin manageable patty any day, and if you want more beef just have extra layers 🙂
Chris – one day I will inculcate you into that better world called an East Coast burger … So far far away from McD's!! Served on nice China, mostly eaten by pink faced braying men in white shirts, pinstripe suits and Hermes ties. Washed down with a nice Californian red. Accompanied by frites w/ dijon mustard. All for about $10-15. Must stop now, getting hungry …
Good to see there is no end to the burger debate in sight!
Byron is definitely the best option – wish they were still doing the Big D so you could have checked that out – it was definitely the best burger I have eaten in the UK.
Bet you're glad you ventured round the corner from Bodeans!
Yes, I completely missed out on the Big D. I managed to double book myself on the one evening I was going to go and I am quite sad about that. Never been to Bodeans. I take it I shouldn't bother?
No no Bodeans is all good it's just a nice change having Byron round the corner for a fast food fix. Definitely give Bodeans a go – I like the burnt ends which are only available a couple of times a week I think althoughI think they were goiung to try and make them available all week.
Their ribs are good too – I do hope someone goes on a mission to find the best ribs in London.
And as far as fast food goes why has no one done proper fried chicken??!!! It's so tasty when does right with decent quality ingredients
Ah, misunderstood. I will take the amber warning light off Bodeans, because I do like barbecue. Are burnt ends the American equivalent of scraps from the chip shop?
Somewhere doing proper fried chicken would be dangerous. I remember my mum making it for me when I was little and Maryland chicken was considered adventurous and exciting fare for a picnic. Been thinking about trying to recreate it for a while now. Might be time to give it a go.
Yep definitely give it a go the pulled pork is good too – I usually go to the Soho one but you might be a 'Sowf Londoner' so I tink there is one in Claaaapham 😉
The burnt ends are slow cooked brisket I think, smothered in sauce and nice and smokey. All this talk of pig is making me insanely hungry.
Oh yes make some deep friend chicken, blog it and make me eternally jealous (I will pay handsomely if you mail me some) If only there was one proper chicken shop for every 100 Kansas / Memphis / Cottage Fried chicken. It really is so tasty and just like burgers you can only get the good stuff in the US of A.
Right now time for a top from you – where's your favourite place north of the river I need some inspiration for Saturday night
I am rather a fan of Byron's but I can't fathom why they don't use a sweeter bun. I am also a burger pervert; I've got the surreptitious burger-munch-pickle-scoff down to a tee…
Burger perverts of London unite! The pickle is not nearly as good eaten on its own. Reckon there ought to be a choice: "In or on the side, Madam?" That would be easy, surely.
Blimey – this is the third burger blog post i've read today. And it looks like Byron, Hawksmoor and Goodmans are the holy triumvate of burgerdom.
I guess i'll just have to go and try all three out *sigh*.
Great review – and i can see that milkshake is a meal in itself.
Today is clearly burger day. The Hawksmoor burger does look really, really good. I'm going to have to go and try that one now I've ticked off Byron.
Sounds like I am going to have to try Byron Burger soon simply to see what the fuss with the bun is all about. It can't be so unsweet that it's bitter can it?!
No, just plain. A plain white bun, which is good with butter and ham and salad, but didn't really go with the burger. It wasn't bad, just not 100% satisfactory.
@Gav North London? Er, I haven't been further north than Spitalfields for a while now. I remember having a nice meal at 500 on the Holloway Road, Archway, last year.
When I lived in Stoke Newington, about 21/2 years ago, I used to like Il Bacio on SN Church Street, Rasa on Church Street and the kebab place at the end of our road (never learn its name, so that's no help to you).
Also enjoyed Le Mercury in Islington because it's candlelit and the starters are £4 and mains £6.50. Amazing! We had starters, mains and desserts whenever we ate there, I can tell you.
@ginandcrumpets @gav can I shoulder my way into the conversation on North London? Being an ex-Islington, now Stoke Newington resident I can second Il Bacio and Rasa, both are good. If you're looking Islington way then Otto Lenghi is a good bet, as Metrogusto if you want Interesting Italian.
But if you head a little more centrally North, there's a whole host of mouth-wateringly good places: Sardo near Warren Street, Rosa's Thai in Spitalfields and pretty much anywhere on the lower end of St John Street is excellent- Portal, St John, Eastside Inn, Vinoteca.
Thank you North Londoner! Beyond Waterloo, I am lost and confused.


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"It's like with a credit card," George Osborne explained to Tories gathered in Birmingham yesterday. "The longer you leave it, the worse it gets. You pay more interest. You pay interest on the interest. You pay interest on the interest on the interest. We are already paying £120m of interest every single day thanks to the last Labour government."
Of course, the Chancellor was talking about Britain's crippling debt burden – all £935bn of it.
This year, "dead" interest will cost the nation £44bn, and by 2014 the bill will have hit £63bn. The increase alone is just shy of the UK's £22bn annual transport budget, which begs the question: if Britain needs to save money, why not simply axe the whole transport department?
It's a ridiculous idea that no one would ever seriously consider, but amid all the talk of cuts and austerity, it illustrates the real issue. The looming spending review is less about cuts and more about choices.
In nominal terms, spending over the next four years will actually rise by 5.7pc from £697bn to £737bn. Factor in inflation and spending will fall in real terms – however, not by 25pc, as so often heard, but by 3.7pc to £671bn, according to Ruth Lea, Arbuthnot's economic adviser.
To put that in context, spending was last around £670bn in 2009. That's right – last year. As far as austerity goes, it's hardly hair-shirt.
That's not to say the £83bn of spending cuts outlined in the Budget by 2014 are make-believe. But the reduction is against fantasy figures – projections on future spending that could never be delivered.
There will be a tight squeeze in some areas of Government, but only to accommodate the above-inflation growth in others. Put another way, come the Comprehensive Spending Review on October 20, Britain will embark on a path of selective austerity.
So, where is spending growing? Clearly, the biggest increase is the debt bill. By 2014, interest payments will have increased by more than 30pc above inflation, the CBI has calculated.
Then there are "protected" departments. Health spending will rise by about 8pc above inflation and aid spending by 25pc. "Other" spending, which includes public sector pensions and EU membership – a not inconsiderable £73bn this year, will increase at about 18pc.
Even welfare is growing. At the time of the Coalition's June Budget, the £194bn social security and tax credit bill was expected to increase by 0.7pc in real terms over the next four years, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies. All that may change given the Government's plans to pare £1.25bn out of child benefit and cap welfare payments at £26,000 a year, but it remains to be seen whether the cost of Iain Duncan Smith's reforms offsets those savings.
As money is funnelled into selected areas, it will be sucked out of others. Capital investment – on roads, rail and infrastructure – is to halve in real terms, the CBI estimates. "Unprotected" departments are also facing severe cuts, of 25pc in real terms by 2014. It is these cuts that have sparked the union's "eye-watering" outcries, but they account for less than a third of total outlay.
Compared with Ireland, which until last week was projected to have a smaller budget deficit than the UK, British plans are austerity-lite. Ireland's public sector workers last year took pay cuts of 5pc-10pc and had their pensions plundered. Capital spending has been all but stopped.
Tim Morgan, global head of research at Tullett Prebon, reckons a political game is afoot in the UK to turn the Spending Review into a damp squib, rather than a rallying call for union activists.
"Might the Government shrewdly have been painting the coming storm in the darkest colours, so that there will be a sense of relief when the expected cloud-burst turns out to be just a heavy shower rather than a deluge of biblical proportions?" he asked.
"The chancellor plotted a course to fiscal sustainability which involves reducing outlays from 47pc to 40pc of GDP. This actually constitutes a relatively modest reduction in real-terms spending, especially when spread over five years."
The Government is undoing what Mr Morgan describes as Labour's decade of "reckless expenditure growth". "In 1999-2000, the Government spent £343bn. Had this simply risen with inflation, it would have reached £437bn by 2009-2010. But the out-turn was £669bn, meaning that spending had increased, in real terms, by a whopping 53pc in just eight years."
The result of Labour's profligacy has been a £109bn structural deficit – "the borrowing that doesn't go away as the economy grows", as the Chancellor put it yesterday.
Eliminating the deficit is "non-discretionary", Mr Morgan says, but the rest of the task "is really one of pain-allocation". Between now and 2014, he claims, 'unprotected' spending will fall in real terms from £523bn to £494bn – "a bit more than a shower, but a lot less than a hurricane," he says.


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We had dinner here, and we liked the ambience, we liked the food, but wished there was more.
Portions were small. Steaks were good, but the baked potatoes were small and overc...
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General Cable has always put Safety at the heart of everything we do, and it is a core value around the world. In 2015, the Company kicked off a new Safety program, known as SafeStart®, which encourages team members to always think and act safely ― at work, at home and in their community. For example, at least twice a year, each of General Cable's manufacturing facilities in North America holds Safety Beyond events, which include the families of our team members and the local communities where they live and work.
Gene Ficker, Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) Manager, who is instrumental in all Safety initiatives for General Cable's plant in Jackson, Tennessee, came up with an idea for a Safety Beyond project that involved his wife (Kathy) and East Side Intermediate School, where Kathy is a teacher. The idea was an art project for fourth and fifth grade students. Each student received SafeStart training and then proceeded to tell his or her SafeStart stories to the class. The students were asked to work in a coloring book that dealt with the concept of SafeStart principles. Their coloring work was then graded and also judged as part of a contest.
"Members of our plant's Safety Committee judged the coloring books with some help from the art teacher whose class was engaged in the project," said Gene. "I went to the school and presented the winners with their certificates of achievement and a small monetary award for each grade. I think I enjoyed it as much as the students did."
The vice principal of East Side Intermediate School and some of the students' parents attended the award ceremony to congratulate the winners. The school administration was very appreciative of the chance to show off their students' abilities and also to bring the philosophies from the SafeStart program into their school. In the photo are some of the winners who received awards.
Great job to the GC Jackson team and the students of East Side Intermediate School for making a personal commitment to safety and health, every day!


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RYE, N.Y. - The Rye High softball team picked up a 7-2 victory over visiting Byram, Hills Tuesday, and both teams are hoping to carry some momentum into the season's final stretch run, with playoffs quickly approaching.
The Garnets have battled inconsistency all season, and improved to 7-9 with Tuesday's win, behind pitcher and senior captain Molly Herbold.
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A student is eligible to go on co-op if they:
- Have a GPA that is 2.0 or greater for domestic co-ops, or 2.75 for international co-ops;
- Have successfully completed the Professional Development for Co-op course; and
- Have procured approval from the department's co-op coordinator.
Transfer students must also meet these requirements.
Department of Art + Design requires all students to follow their Co-op pattern of attendance once they are assigned a Co-op division. Going on co-op in fall may interfere with your program of study and put you at risk for delayed graduation. A+D Coop Process highlights these guidelines.
For details about preparing for co-op and application deadlines, contact our co-op coordinator.
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About Time: Movie Review
Cast: Domnhall Gleeson, Rachel McAdams, Bill Nighy, Tom Hollander, Lindsay Duncan
Director: Richard Curtis
Is About Time Richard Curtis' directorial swan song?
The man who gave us such saccharine treats as Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love Actually, Notting Hill and launched the career of the foppish Hugh Grant is stepping down?
Say it ain't so – but it appears to be with About Time, the latest rom-com sap-fest from the Working Title fold.
So, it's back once more to Curtis' idealistic Britain, where London is never gloomy and the English folk eat alfresco on the Cornish coast whatever the weather. So far, so quaint and so Hollywood stereotyped….
Domnhall Gleeson (one of the Weasley brothers from the Harry Potter series) plays Tim, who discovers from his father on his 21st birthday that all the men in the family possess the ability to travel in time. All they have to do is enter a darkened room, clasp their hands together and think of the moment they wish to return to – et voila, a second chance from within their own lifetime beckons.
How does Tim use this great gift?
Well, as Tim decries initially, "For me - it was always going to be about love" and he turns his power towards ensuring that Mary (a rather bland and wishy-washy Rachel McAdams) becomes his beau.
But Tim gradually learns that this power isn't to be abused – and despite having every chance in the world to change things, not everything can be changed for the better and some life lessons need to be learned.
About Time is exactly what you'd expect from the Richard Curtis romcom stable. If you're an old cynic, you'll gradually feel the roof of your gums as you angrily gnash your teeth away as the celluloid sugar overload pours out in waves at you; otherwise, you'll lap up every moment and laugh at every English eccentricity, ignoring the fact that Curtis is plundering from his own stockpile and trademarks to bring you a very polished, yet mawkish and sentimental film. (In fact, you can play Curtis bingo as well – as characters appear to have wondered in from other films he's penned)
Gleeson really impresses in his first lead – even if he does have overtones of Hugh Grant's patented stutter, awkwardness and vulnerability down to a tee; there's something endearing about his gradual coming of age and realising that despite living each day again, it's the extraordinary ordinariness which makes us all so special. (In case you didn't already know and needed film to tell you otherwise)
Likewise, Nighy turns in another great character role, bringing a subtlety and nuanced heart to the father figure. It's a performance which may have many (even the hard hearted) wanting to call their parents for a quick catch up afterwards but it's never one that descends too far into sentimental mush, despite the plot going darker at the end.
Tom Hollander deserves some praise too as the acerbic bitter twist in this Brit sci-fi Groundhog Day as a playwright around to dispense the perfect oneliner to punctuate the overly tender moments. (Don't dwell too much on the time travel element – it's there to service the narrative rather than be explored and once the novelty of some romantic mishaps are explored, it takes a back seat until the poignant end.)
Did it win me over? Not in the slightest, due to the fact it borrows heavily and indulges Curtis' own back catalogue; every moment I could see coming from a mile off and there was not one single moment where there was a surprise waiting for me. It's a meditation on regret and the reality of growing up not a complex look at the mores and dilemmas faced by someone with great power – it's crowd-pleasing in the extreme and hits every note that Curtis would have wanted to this time around.
All in all, About Time is entirely predictable and utter feel good fluff as the overload of cute builds to its climax; Curtis' schmaltzy swansong is exactly what you'd expect from the man (even down to the mood setting generic piano music) and thanks to a more coherent, if overlong, script, it comes together well as the consequences of change and the relationships we share are put under scrutiny.
About Time is perfectly pleasant cinematic stuff, not life-changing, but not too soul-destroying in its saccharine assault on the senses.


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We aim to deliver the best in care and make improvements based on what members and patients say. We need as many interested people as possible to join us – and we'd love you to be one of them.
Announcement on our future plans (Dec 2015)
The health and social care environment is going through a period of radical and rapid change nationally and locally and we at Solent NHS Trust have been at the forefront of some of these changes as we develop our plans with partner organisations in the cities and across the county. Solent has an important future as a key player in the evolving, local health and social care economy, and will continue to play its part as a distinct and separate organisation. However, we must be dynamic and responsive to enable the rapid change we need to deliver new models of care with our partners.
For this to happen we need our staff to feel they are central to our decision making and planning and to make this happen, we want to invest our time and energy into engaging and valuing our staff, ensuring the safety of our services and making the changes we need to ensure our services are fit for the future.
To ensure we are prepared for the decisions we need to make as we move towards new models of care, we need to be open minded to the best business models we could adopt to deliver our goals. To this end and to ensure we focus on the right things, the Board has decided to step off of the Foundation Trust pipeline at this time. This decision does not mean that at a later date we won't return to our Foundation Trust application; the effort and commitment that so many have invested in the FT process will stand us in good stead.
As our plans progress, we may see that there are different organisational models that are better suited to the services that we would wish to provide. However, as we explore all these options with you we will invest more time, energy and resource into working with our staff, patients, service users, carers and the public. We will embed a culture of continuous learning and quality improvement so that Solent NHS Trust is a place where people choose to work and to receive their care.
The Board is very proud of the services provided by Solent NHS Trust and of the staff who work tirelessly to deliver these services. We have achieved so much to date, and have so much more to give, as we work with partners to shape the future of health and care in Hampshire. The Board firmly believes that Solent NHS Trust has a strong future with much opportunity to grow and develop our services. There are no plans for Solent to merge with or be acquired by any other organisation. The Board want our staff to feel proud to be part of Team Solent now and in the years to come.
Through membership we will listen to your views and opinions which will help us to influence decisions about the Trust's future.


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East Verde River Trail [CLOSED] is a 2.7 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Payson, Arizona that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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mountain biking
paddle sports
rock climbing
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Temporarily closed. More information can be found here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tonto/alerts-notices/?cid=fsbdev3_019071
I just got turned around, it's closed. Most everything North of payson is closed. South of Payson is open.
Will update rating when I get the chance to go.
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We had a great hike. was short and was finished in 1 1/2 hours and we stopped a bunch of times. trail is difficult to find most the time, but what makes that ok is your walking along the river and you can blaze your own way. passed about 8 families along the way and a group fishing in a large area with about 6 fish on their stringer. it's may 20 and temp was good.(80 degrees)
Hiked to flowing river rd from bridge. Very pretty but trail not maintained, which kinda made it more fun. Definitely not easy hike due to footing and lack of trail maintenance but can't complain-I'm sure that whole canyon is a rushing river after monsoons and big rains-washing away any trail anyways. Great photo ops, babbling creek and rock climbing. Literally right off the highway- so easy access. Graffiti is limited to bridge-look to the west for giant cave-great for fire pit/camping and chill. Dogs loved it off the leash!
Nice little Trail right up against the Verde River there is some graffiti under the bridge. Hiking Northast the trails real easy to find south of the river one mile North you run into a road and the trail gets harder to find but you can't really get lost as there is a road to your left as you're hiking Northeast south of the river. I did this hike in the late fall it would be beautiful I think in the spring and summer. as a moderate skill mountain biker I don't think it's rideable. I would not consider that hike moderate but there are a lot of ankle twisting River Rock
I couldn't really figure out the trail but it was pretty and the water was perfect. I'm giving it 3 stars because my dog loved swimming! There was also some graffiti which took away from the beautiful views
Unbelievable beautiful. Not to many people either. We wandered around on and off trail and got around fine.
Although this trail might be scenic at some time, as of August 15, 2017, there is no way to know without what I would call extreme hiking. Apparently the significant amount of rain that has visited the area recently has almost completely obliterated the trail. After several hundred yards from the parking lot, the trail becomes nothing more than mud holes and a vague suggestion of a trail. The trail is unmarked, and not maintained. As a result, unless you want to slosh through a lot of mud and standing water alongside the actual river bed, I would wait at least a few weeks, if not a couple months, before trying this trail.
Although one star might be harsh for the trail as we did not get very far, and the scenery we did see was very nice, I did not know what else to rate it under the circumstances. Perhaps "incomplete" would be better at this time.
Pretty area, interesting rocks, cliffs and bluffs. Lost the trail soon after starting. When we finally found one, the area is so heavily trafficked and not maintained, trails cross-cross all over the place between the plethora of campsites...or rather, party sites. So much trash all over the place! Also toilet paper everywhere we thought to "explore." Animals dig up buried poop and TP for the rest of us to enjoy because they love what we eat. Keeping a small ziploc baggie in a pocket is an easy way to pack out used TP.
This was a great camping spot, but I assumed this was more of a hiking trail when this was really more of a drive and camp trail. Still had a great time and the river and waterhole view was amazing.
Great Sunday drive! A few 'loose Rock' areas requiring some all wheel drive action, and certainly not traversable without some clearance (stock Grand Cherokee with TrailHawk package).
The views are spectacular, and the trail is great. Great opportunties to swim and camp here. I camp all the time up here, it is my go to spot! Great way to beat the PHX heat!
One of my favorites because there are awesome swimming holes. Great for backpacking or just a day hike, car camoing is also an option. There are also some indian ruins if you hike back awhile.


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SSAT LP Learning Centre
In 2016-17 we engaged in the SSAT (Specialist Schools and Academies Trust) Lead Practitioner Accreditation programme.
The Lead Practitioner programme is made up of a framework of professional standards and a
process of accreditation that has been designed by the profession, for the profession. It recognises
the skills, experience and qualities of school staff at every level, serving to embed and extend
teaching and learning that impacts positively on learners.
The programme involved 10 members of staff across a range of departments across the school leading educational action research projects in the school and further afield.
We were very pleased to have the following members of staff accredited by the SSAT as Lead Practitioners. They have all recognised for the excellent Teaching and Learning projects they carried out and led throughout 2016-17.
Ms V Clarke- Head of Drama
Mr S Collins- Head of PE
Mr S Christodoulou- Head of Year/ Teacher of PE
Ms R Hill- Head of House/ Year 11 Mentor
Mr N Lawrence- Head of Geography
Ms L Mannings- Head of House/ Teacher of Maths
Ms A Medina- Teacher of Maths
Mrs R Sayce- Head of Year/ Teacher of Maths
Mr M Stevenson- Head of House/ Teacher of Science
Mr J Young- Second in Charge English
In 2017-18 Bonus Pastor became a Lead Practitioner Learning Centre and this year we are hosting and running Lead Practitioner training with schools across Lewisham and South East London where research is being carried out across a variety of schools and phases.
As a hub for the SSAT Lead Practitioner Accreditation we will continue to have a positive impact on Teaching and Learning through action research at Bonus Pastor and beyond.


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By chance, I stumbled upon this "one night only" inner-city art exhibition thanks to a random facebook post and a connection from Res days at UCT. The purpose of such an event…to raise funds for a deserving cause.
And that deserving cause – check out Streetlight Schools here.
Exhibition goers were spoilt for choice with a myriad of doodles, sketches, paintings, experimental and conceptual works. A mere R100 a piece allowed you to get your hands on an original art work!
I convinced Alex to join me and took my fisheye along to capture the evening's proceedings.