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Amneal launches generic Felbatol
BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — Amneal last month launched its version of an epilepsy treatment.
The drug maker said that felbamate tablets are available in 400-mg and 600-mg strengths, following approval from the Food and Drug Administration last month. The drug is the first-to-market generic equivalent of Meda Pharmaceuticals' Felbatol, Amneal said.
The Amneal generic is available in 90-count bottles in 400-mg strength and 90- and 180-count sizes in 600-mg strength, the company said.
Annual U.S. sales of Felbatol totaled $43.7 million, according to IMS Health data.
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Report: Supreme Court rejects Mylan appeal
NEW YORK — Mylan may have to pay $77 million to four health insurers over allegations that it sought to control the market on ingredients used for two anti-anxiety medicines, according to published reports.
Bloomberg reported that the Supreme Court rejected the drug maker's appeal of a 2005 jury verdict in a case that involved antitrust allegations regarding the drugs lorazepam and clorazepate.
The news agency reported that Mylan had argued that federal courts lacked authority to consider the case, and that an appeals court had told a trial judge to cut the award down instead of dismissing the suit. The article noted that the company has faced antitrust allegations concerning the drugs since 2000, with the Federal Trade Commission complaining that exclusive supply agreements allowed Mylan to raise the price of the drugs by more than 2,500%.
Mylan did not respond to a Drug Store News request for comment.
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Pro Beauty Tools sinks teeth into 'Twilight' limited-edition collection
EL PASO, Texas — Helen of Troy has acquired a license from Summit Entertainment to produce and market an exclusive line of Pro Beauty Tools under the "Twilight Saga" franchise.
The exclusive "Twilight" limited-edition collection by Pro Beauty Tools, set for retail launch this month, coincides with the release of the film, "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1." The new collection consists of five styling appliances and a collection of professional brushes.
"Helen of Troy is delighted to be working with Summit Entertainment because both companies are dedicated to the same target audience, young women who demand cutting edge trends with a great flair of style," Helen of Troy chairman and CEO Gerald Rubin said. "There is a lot of synergy between our Pro Beauty Tools brand and 'The Twilight Saga' phenomenon. Together, we have the opportunity to bring value-added products to a fan base that is thirsting for more brand extensions."
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Hello, First off, sorry for the cross-posting of this message to admin and to development. I'm a software developer for a major ISP in the Midwest region of the USA. Recently we began evaluating Zope for use in our web application development, internally and for our clients, and have been quite pleased with the wealth of features and add-ons available*; However, I need two points addressed if possible: 1) We are running Zope 2.1.4 mapped to the root of the apache install on a Linux (mandrake 7.0) box, and have found a rather nasty security - or at least, its what I'll call a nasty problem - because if you don't know about it, it could really bite you in the butt. Basically, if a user with manager privileges to a folder changes their password to be empty, then anyone (from permitted domains) can access the management screen for that folder Without Logging On... Zope assumes that you are the user without the password and treats you as if you have those rights. I found this problem when one day the welcome Zope page (default from install) didn't prompt me for a password when I clicked to enter the management screen. I did not realize what had happened until I went under the 'undo' tab and saw that all of my actions while I was snooping around for the problem were being listed as being done by one of the other developers... I went into the acl_users and fixed their password and everything is back to normal. I've tested this by setting my own password to an empty string, and it lets me log in... From a security standpoint, It should probably prompt for a user name and password, and simply accept a empty field for the password As the password for that user... Anyway, my point is to either inform the community of the bug, if it isn't known, or to find out if it is known and has been fixed in the newest release... If it has not been fixed in the newest release, I will be glad to create and provide a patch... 2) As an experienced web developer, I'm very keen on new technologies that can be reused and make my life easier - thus Zope is a godsend. However, my management is hesitant to start using Zope on a regular basis for our projects - they feel it is unproven and possibly unstable: Now, I realize, and have informed them of the facts, that Digital Creations makes their living off of Zope, and that new businesses are springing up almost everyday that are Zope-centric, and that many contracting/development firms are embracing it whole heartedly... But, my management is still kind of hesitant. Is there anyone among you in the community who would be willing to write about your experience with Zope in the professional development arena, to address their concerns? Even better, Would anyone be willing to participate in a conference call q & A session on Zope's suitability for use in professional web development? I cannot offer money for these, but I can promise my undying gratitude, and, I can promise that any and all add-ons and patches we create for Zope would be released back to the community at large... As a large website app dev firm, our contributions could be significant... Please email me privately if you wish to possibly participate in the phone conference. Thank you for your time and attention! * I have already made two modifications to the Zope source, one dealing with making 'border' a built in property (and used during tag output) of the image object. and another, simple hack to the basic dtml parsing routines that makes your dtml development a little faster by requiring less typing. Both of these will be available under my member area on Zope.org. Hopefully these will be the first of many patches and add-ons I get to contribute. _______________________________________________ Zope maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope ** No cross posts or HTML encoding! ** (Related lists - http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-announce http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-dev )
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Ascensor, founded in 2007, is a leading digital marketing and web design agency employing 27 people across its West Yorkshire and Polish bases.
Ascensor was established in 2007 and specialises in web design, website building and digital marketing. The business offers a wide range of web solutions including building bespoke and template websites, e-commerce, digital marketing and app development for clients.
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As a results-based business all work undertaken focusses on delivering ROI, particularly with e-commerce where Ascensor provide more than just front-end websites, we also develop fully integrated back-office solutions including warehouse management and stock control systems to help online retail businesses grow efficiently. Ascensor have a strong client base in London and also across Yorkshire, as well as servicing businesses as far afield as Cornwall. Key clients come from the financial services, retail and manufacturing sectors, but we have a track-record of working across all sectors and have developed more than 400 websites to date.


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PUB 700404: Conditions for Participation of All Electors in Primary Elections, Write-in Candidates, and Format by Jeremy Jones
ARTICLE VI: SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS, Section 5. Primary, general, and special elections.
SECTION 5.Primary, general, and special elections.
- A general election shall be held in each county on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of each even-numbered year to choose a successor to each elective state and county officer whose term will expire before the next general election and, except as provided herein, to fill each vacancy in elective office for the unexpired portion of the term. A general election may be suspended or delayed due to a state of emergency or impending emergency pursuant to general law. Special elections and referenda shall be held as provided by law.
- If all candidates for an office have the same party affiliation and the winner will have no opposition in the general election, all qualified electors, regardless of party affiliation, may vote in the primary elections for that office.


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Hate preacher Abu Hamza has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a judge in America after being found guilty of 11 charges of terrorism and kidnapping.
The former Imam of Finsbury Park Mosque, who was extradited to the US to face trial, was told by a judge that the world could not be a safe place if he were ever released, the Telegraph reports.
Katherine Forrest passed sentence in a Manhattan Court, only hundreds of yards from where the twin towers once stood, giving him two life sentences and 100 years for nine other counts of terror with no chance of parole.
The British hate cleric, who was born in Egypt, tried to avoid such a harsh sentence by submitting two DVDs of his tearful daughters. Both he and his defence counsel also argued that because of his disabilities, including being blind in one eye, having both forearms amputated as well as a skin condition and high blood pressure, that he should be sent to a medical facility instead.
But the judge pointed out that he had shown no remorse and said she was convinced that the 56 year old, who lost his arms in an explosion in Afghanistan fighting with the Taliban against the Soviets in the 1980s, would continue to inspire followers in acts of violence against non Muslims.
She read of 13 excerpts of his calls to young, impressionable Muslims to take up arms, before saying his behaviour was "unacceptable in a civilised society."
"It is barbaric, it is wrong," she said. "The sheer point of your crimes is the killing of others, and the destruction of a way of life, our way of life."
But Hamza tried to portray himself as a harmless preacher not a man who encouraged others to kill. He even tried to claim that his links to militants were part of a 'peace initiative' to reach out to violent extremists.
But the prosecution insisted he was a firebrand preacher who turned Finsbury Park Mosque into a "base of operations for the global export of violence and terror".
The sentence came on the same day as the deaths of three men involved in the massacres in Paris who have all been linked to the North London Mosque. British police are now investigating his links to Cherif Kouachi, who met al-Qaeda activist Djamel Beghal who allegedly recruited the "20th hijacker" in the 9/11 attacks.
Hamza received two life sentences for his role in kidnapping two tourists in Yemen in 1998, in an operation which led to the deaths of four hostages: Britons Margaret Whitehouse, Ruth Williamson, Oeter Rowe and Australian Andrew Thirsk.
He was also accused of dispatching two followers to Oregon to establish a militant training facility and sending an associate to Afghanistan to help al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
His son Kamal, then 17 years old, and step son Mohsin Ghalain were also arrested in 1999 in Yemen for plotting to carry out a terrorist bomb campaign which the prosecution allege Hamza had orchestrated.
His sentencing not only provides closure for the families of his victims but ends the diplomatic wrangling between the UK and the US over his extradition.


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Buzzing at the Sill is Peter van Agtmael's work about coming home from years of covering war in Iraq and Afghanistan and trying to understand his experiences and his country. A student of history at Yale during the September 11 attacks and the invasion of Iraq, his sheltered life was uprooted by the realization that he needed to cover the wars. The work is a stew of reflections on war, memory, militarism, identity, race, class, family, surrealism and the landscape. It is both about the limitations of photography and an homage to its power. Buzzing at the Sill is a sequel to Disco Night Sept. 11, van Agtmael's previous book on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan that was shortlisted for the Paris Photo/Aperture Book Award and was named a Book of the Year by The New York Times Magazine, Time, Vogue and American Photo amongst others. Peter van Agtmael (b. 1981) is a member of Magnum Photos. He has won many awards, including the W. Eugene Smith Award, the ICP Infinity Award and two World Press Photo awards for his work in Iraq and on the war at home.
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Next Sunday, it's time to show some love and there is no better way to do that than by celebrating at one of Boston's hautest restaurants. Here's a look at the top five that are offering specialty Valentine's Day dinners to honor your true love.
5 Valentine's Day Dinners in Boston She Will Love
by Kellie Speed
1 Nebo Cucina & EnotecaNEBO Cucina & Enoteca
Is there really anything that wins a woman's heart over more than dessert? Nebo Cucina & Enoteca does it best with a special shareable dessert, Love Knots, and shareable drink, Love Potion #9 available Friday and Saturday. You can enjoy the Italian fried dough dessert drizzled with Nutella and topped off with powdered sugar while listening to some Italian love ballads and sipping on a pitcher of Love Potion #9 sangria made with nutmeg, cinnamon sticks, cloves, star anise, pure vanilla extract, sliced oranges, and topped with brandy.
520 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02210
2 The Seaport HotelSeaport Hotel
The Boston Wine Expo is in town this weekend and The Seaport Hotel is celebrating its return with a San Giovanni Wine Dinner being held on Saturday, February 13. Seaport Chef Robert Tobin has created a specialty menu that includes mushroom cavatelli "cacio e pepe" paired with San Giovanni Leo Guelfus Rosso Piceno Superiore 2011 and beef braciola to be paired with Gyo, Rosso Piceno 2014. The featured dessert, tiramisu, will be paired with the Marta, Brut, Passerina.
One Seaport Lane Boston, MA 02210
3 Brasserie JoBrasserie Jo
Brasserie Jo at the Colonnade Hotel in Back Bay is hosting a four-course menu all weekend long that includes red oak salad with ruby red grapefruit, crispy shallots and port vinaigrette for a starter to go along with a sampling of chilled poached lobster with tarragon-carrot, citrus sabayon and grapefruit caviar. For the main event, you will dine on a surf and turf dinner that includes a bone-in filet and half baked stuffed lobster complete with potato galette. Finish off the dinner with a sweet strawberry chocolate tarte with champagne and strawberries. You can also upgrade your experience to include flowers and chocolates for your sweetheart.
120 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02116
4 Terramia RistoranteTerramia Ristorante
Over in the North End, Terramia Ristorante is also offering a four-course prix fixe menu of romantic Italian dishes on Valentine's Day. Here, you will start dinner off with a glass of Villa Sandi Il Fresco Prosecco Brut accompanied by a choice of appetizers including the Insalata di Spinaci with dried California figs, toasted Pignoli nuts and gorgonzola dolce tossed in a pancetta vinaigrette; Caprese, a fresh buffalo mozzarella and tomato salad with basil and olive oil; or the Zuppa Di Funghi, wild mushrooms and chestnut soup with goat cheese and truffle oil. Pasta dishes include Pappardelle alla Bolognese, Ravioli di Aragosta, and Risotto Porcini e Asparagi before moving to the main course which features Pollo Marsala, Prime Filet Mignon with truffle potato mash; or Pan Seared Salmon with mustard crab meat crust. For dessert, choose between a Torta al Cioccolato Senza Farina, house baked dense flourless chocolate cake, or classic Tiramisu.
98 Salem Street Boston, MA 02113
5 AquitaineAquitaine
For the ultimate French indulgence, head over to the South End for date night in true Parisian fashion. Aquitaine does romance well at this cozy neighborhood bistro where Sunday's specialty dishes include Mushroom Vol au Vent shaved porcinis, and truffled porcini crème along with a main course of Coquilles St. Jacques with black trumpet mushroom risotto, and gruyere vermouth crème prepared by Chef de Cuisine Chris Robins.
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Break dance, as its name, it is a filled of the fun and excitement the amusement ride. Break dance is a great attraction to the children and adults. And it is widely used for the amusement park, carnival, and disneyland.
Break dance ride, which is also called crazy dance rides, is a kind of one of the most thrilling and exciting spinning amusement park equipment. As one of the new type of popular thrill rides and family rides, break dance ride can combine the spinning motion with going ups and downs after it is turned on. Just like our popular samba balloon rides, break dance amusement rides are also a kind of amusement park rides with the function of rotation, revolution and going up and down. But there is a big difference on the appearance and working principle between the crazy dance rides and samba balloon rides. And the break dance carnival rides have a fairly beautiful and attractive appearance, so many kids and adults love this rides very much.
Break dance amusement ride is a kind of popular thrill ride which is designed by one of the famous amusement ride manufacturer. It is a kind of amusement ride that is similar with the thrill tagada ride which get more attraction in the amusement parks. You need to know the work process.
Break dance amusement ride mainly consists of dodecagonal platform with a diameter of around 20 meters, upon which are equipped with four hubs and each of these hubs could contains 2 person. There exist a lower incline. Once the break dance amusement ride is activated, the platform will rotates with the hubs rotate in the opposite direction. With the combination of the slightly slope, people will rock back and forth. Sometimes it could also be equipped with a trailer, this will be convenient for park owners. People will enjoy this carnival thrill ride with the thrill and relaxing feeling.
This kind of thrill Break dance ride is suitable for amusement parks, indoor and outdoor activities, shopping malls, residential community, and other carnivals. It is also a kind of thrill ride that will create enjoyment for family and people who is seeking for excitement and thrill feelings.


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It is the common concern of every nursing mother on whether their breast milk supply is sufficient, especially the ones who become mothers for the first time. Normally, most mothers will be able to product sufficient breast milk for the need of their child. However, there are cases which the mothers cannot supply adequate quantities.
What causes Insufficient Breast Milk?
The low supply of breast milk can be the result of some particular illnesses, birth-control pills, changes of hormone in your body, deficiency of nutrition, incorrect baby's latching position as well as irregular breastfeeding because of cracked nipples.
Insufficiency of breast milk can increase the risk of your baby to malnutrition, weak immunity, poor memory as well as other health conditions.
Due to the utmost importance of the breast milk toward infants as well as newborn babies, it must be the number one priority to ensure the supply of breast milk is stable and increasing.
Here are the top 15 most effective home remedies to increase breast milk which are easy for you to apply in order to prevent the lack of breast milk and make sure your child will be fed properly.


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Tuesday, October 31st, 2017
"Building a Library" on BBC Radio 3
I've started developing my 'side gig' as a media presenter and recently wrote and presented a show on the d-minor Symphony of Cesar Franck (1889) and made a pick amongst recordings. You can start accessing my documentaries and shows for the BBC on my Facebook fan site. You can listen to the show on Franck's […]
Tuesday, January 10th, 2017
'Mahan Esfahani is hot' (!)
There's a piece by the Dutch Merlijn Kerkhof in Nieuwe Rotterdamse Courant about Mahan's work in Bach and contemporary music. As usual, he is perhaps a bit naughty in his responses. Read it here.
Saturday, January 7th, 2017
"Making the Harpsichord Modern Again" (New York Times)
The New York Times ran a feature on Mahan's championing the harpsichord in new music, in conjunction with his August 2016 appearance at the Lincoln Center Mostly Mozart Festival. The piece was also featured in the International New York Times edition. Read the entire feature here.
Sunday, August 16th, 2015
'How to Annoy your Dad: Play the Harpsichord'
I had a whale of a time talking with Robert Siegel from NPR's All Things Considered. You can listen to it here.
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2015
"Pianists who slam it should be ready to talk" – feature on Mahan Esfahani in the Independent
Michael Church of the Independent on Sunday published a feature on Mahan Esfahani's work with advocacy of the harpsichord, new music, and bringing the instrument into the mainstream of classical music. You can read this quirky and fun article here.
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2015
Mahan Esfahani named to New York Times' Critics List for 2014!
Mahan Esfahani's album of Rameau's complete keyboard works was selected in the New York Times' Critics List of Best Classical Recordings of 2014. You can read this article here. This is an enormous honour for the harpsichord which is seeing a day-to-day resurgence in respect and mainstream respectability. This is a first in many years […]
Monday, October 13th, 2014
Mahan Esfahani signs to Deutsche Grammophon
Welcoming Mahan Esfahani to the Yellow Label's roster of artists, Deutsche Grammophon President Mark Wilkinson said: "Mahan is a dynamic, daring musician who thinks way beyond the conventional boundaries of his instrument, and is well placed to add excitement to and find new audiences for the harpsichord." "I am proud to become part of […]
Friday, January 10th, 2014
BBC Radio 4 "Front Row"
I appeared recently on BBC Radio 4's "Front Row" with presenter John Wilson, discussing my new disc of C.P.E. Bach's "Württemberg" Sonatas (1744) for Hyperion Records.
Sunday, October 13th, 2013
Netherlands RADIO 4 broadcast
The Netherlands' Radio 4 has posted my recital for the 2013 Musica Sacra Festival in Maastricht here. The idea of this recital, "Hoe het wereldlijke sacraal werd" (the Secular Made Sacred) explored the use of counterpoint and variation-form throughout northern European composers of the 17th century, along with a special nod to contemporary with the […]
Thursday, March 14th, 2013
In Defence of Not Apologising
"In Defence of Not Apologising," a brief essay. — Compared to the general order that in theory is supposed to reign in adult social and professional life, the playground of our childhood days was a pretty rough place. One either had to go with the crowd in certain activities or pretty much consign oneself to […]


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Warren Township High star golfer signs with College of Lake County
Warren Township High School golfer Trevor Britton has signed a letter of intent to join the College of Lake County (CLC) program, according to clclancers.com.
According to his profile page on www.ncsasports.org, Britton has won events in Michigan and Naples, Florida, and has twice been runner-up in the conference meet.
This fall, according to ihsa.org, Britton shot a 77 for the third-best score for Warren Township in the regional meet Oct. 4 in Lake Park. Warren Township finished third as a team to advance to the sectional meet Oct. 10 in Mundelein. Britton led the team there with a score of 77.
CLC Head Coach Chris Wyniawskyj said on www.clclancers.com that "we are thrilled and excited" to have Britton join the program.
"With high athletic achievements like earning medalist honors at the Lake County Invite this past fall, with a 2-under-par 70, coupled with his enthusiasm and love for the game, we know he will represent the Lancers well this coming fall on the golf course," Wyniawskyj said.
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We asked questions to both Fort Dodge and Grinnell on their schedule changes and the observed results.
What do you see as the advantages? What do you like about the schedule?
What do you see as the disadvantages? What did you not like about it?
How does the trimester impact academic eligibility?
How difficult was it to make the adjustment to shorter terms?
How long are the terms?
How long are the periods?
How have you structured the core classes to fit with the 120 day time period?
What about AP classes knowing the assessment is in the third trimester but not after it?
How are college classes handled? In the building? On the college campus?
What types of electives does your school offer?
How many students take more than the required number of core classes?
What are your graduation requirements and how does that work in your scheduling system?
How strong are your fine arts programs?
How strong are your career and technical programs?
How strong are your academic programs? What are the enrollments in core courses which are not required? How many students are taking more than are required in core areas?
How is physical education addressed?
How are parent teacher conferences addressed?
How much "content" are you "covering" as compared to another school on a more traditional schedule?
Do you feel you are adequately preparing students in the core areas under your current system?
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One other thing that I thought was very powerful for Fort Dodge was their social programs. This was apparent in many ways but especially in their mental health counselor they had coming on a regular basis, their counseling set up (an at risk coordinator would be very helpful for the RTI process) and in their system to recover credits.
It is not just being placed into the same class again and hoping for more success the second (or third or fourth) time but they had teachers performing guided instruction to reinforce or fix gaps in the initial learning.
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UCD Medicine Clinical Pathway Now Open
The School is pleased to announced that the 2017/2018 UCD Medicine Clinical Pathway is now open for applications. Closing Date for submission of applications to Section Leaders is Wednesday 28th February 2018.
The School is highly dependent on clinicians within our affiliated acute, general and specialist teaching hospitals and within primary care centres to deliver the clinical training component of our education programmes and to help drive our biomedical and clinical research programmes.
We know that clinician engagement in University business is greatly facilitated by having a formal adjunct appointment. Hence in 2008, the School introduced the UCD Medicine Clinical Pathway scheme to provide formal university acknowledgement of these contributions to academic activities, recognising that many clinicians contribute strongly despite having no protected academic time.
Now in its eleventh year, the highly successful adjunct appointment scheme aims to recognise the contribution of clinical staff to our academic programmes. There have been almost 1,000 applications for appointment or promotion under the scheme with over current 500 adjunct staff appointments.
We welcome applications from those who contribute to UCD teaching and/or research or who perform a significant clinical leadership role in Irish healthcare.
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Josh: The Dolphins Got Worse This Week
The Dolphins got worse this week. Plain and simple. Trading away a pro bowl running back for a 4th round pick (a mere 4th rounder!) that can't benefit the team until next season, hurt the squad. The Dolphins offense, ranked dead last among 32 NFL teams, just took a step further backwards. Sure Jay Ajayi had seen his rushing average go down from 4.9 yards per carry last season to 3.4 this year. But my eyes tell me it's much more a function of a leaky offensive line than of a regression of Ajayi.
Following an embarrassing 40-0 loss to the Ravens, Adam Gase once again called out his offense. This time it was for the players not doing enough homework on their own and thus being underprepared for games. While Gase didn't name players, a blind man could see Ajayi was one of his targets. It became apparent that Gase and Ajayi had a personality clash. And for Gase, the solution to not being able to play in the same sandbox as his starting running back proved untenable enough that it merited dealing away Ajayi to the Eagles. As an aside, Ajayi should send Gase flowers for shipping him to the team with the best record in the NFL.
Even with a 4-3 record and a brutal offense, the Dolphins are a playoff contending team. Let that marinate in your mind. This season the AFC is mired in mediocrity, consequently opening the door for a pedestrian team like Miami, a chance to play in January. As bad as the offense is, taking away the best player on that unit hurts those chances of qualifying for the postseason. Gase should have tolerated Ajayi through the end of the year and then dealt him in the offseason. At Gase's press conference on Wednesday, a day after the trade, I asked him if this year's team was better off without Ajayi. His response was it was the right time to trade Ajayi. So I followed up with the same inquiry, hoping to get a direct answer to my direct question. He hid behind "I like where we're at right now." The inference by his non-answer is loud and clear: The trade of Ajayi made this year's team worse.


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What's in your collections that connects to Hampshire's contribution to design, scientific, technological and industrial innovation?
Interreg France (Channel) England programme Brexit update: organisations can continue to apply for funding in 2019 and 2020
In December 2017 negotiators from the European Union and the UK government published a joint report stating that the UK would continue to participate in the current phase of Interreg programmes (2014-2020) until their closure.
Hampshire Big Theme 2018: Creative Genius - ideas, innovation and industry that changed the world. List your events and exhibitions for free!
What's in your collections that tells the story of the county's contribution to design, scientific, technological and industrial innovation?
The Winchester City Council Cultural Innovation grant scheme is open for applications
The scheme is available for festivals, cultural events and art activities taking place in the Winchester District. Emphasis should be on creating new events or for bringing exciting and innovative content to existing projects.
Hampshire Big Theme 2018: Creative Genius - ideas, innovation and industry that changed the world. Get involved!
You don't have to be in Hampshire to have collections relevant to the county's contribution to scientific, technological and industrial innovation. What stories can your museum tell?
National Motor Museum wins major collections management award
'Keep Calm and STEAM Ahead' project has won the 2017 Collections Trust Award for its Keep CALM and STEAM Ahead project.
Ready for your Rainbow Badge? Join in our pilot partnership project with Breakout Youth
If you are interested in finding out what young people from the LGBT community think about your museum and to start a conversation about how they can help you in the future, please join-in with this pilot partnership project with Hampshire-based Breakout
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Community and Voluntary Sector Grant Award Scheme
We want to fund clearly defined projects which can demonstrate that they will help to build communities where people thrive and feel they belong.
Comic Relief Community Cash Fund is now OPEN
Online grant applications of between £500-£1,000, for groups across the whole of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight is now open.
'Larders not Cakes and thoughts on museums in an uncertain world'
A brief summary of the keynote speech by Ken Robinson CBE at Hampshire Solent Open Forum 2017
Museums in Hampshire: Host a 'Speak Out on Dementia' poetry film screening
Interested in welcoming new visitors to your museum? Host a film screening and Hampshire Healthwatch will promote the event to attract visitors.
Your Opportunity to join Hampshire Solent Advisory Panel
If you have 5 years current experience of working in museums either as a member of staff, volunteer or Trustee, then this is a great chance to join us as we discuss Museum Development projects and impact throughout Hampshire Solent.
Open Call for Artists: Creative Interventions at The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre
The Spring is offering a unique opportunity for artists from any discipline to receive £1000 to support the research and development of a bespoke creative project for our museum.
Creative and Cultural Apprenticeships at the Learning and Training Academy, Portsmouth
New programmes enable people who are already employed to take advantage of the Government funded as part of their Continual Professional Development, subject to terms and conditions.
Bring your museum to life with the Streetspeare Schools Project
Host a live Shakespeare performance staged by schoolchildren.
Job Opportunity: Assistant Curator, Petersfield Museum
To backfill for the Curator during the Development Phase, Fixed term. Part-time. Salary: £15,000
Job Opportunity: Quartermasters for HMS Warrior, Portsmouth
Providing an excellent level of customer service and ensuring the well-being, comfort and safety of visitors. Full time.
Job Opportunity: Interim Director (maternity cover), The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre
Looking for an experienced and dedicated Interim Director to lead the organisation as maternity cover for the current director. Fixed term. 4 days a week. £34,000 pro rata.
Job Opportunity: Visitor Services Assistant (Maternity cover), Huguenot Museum, Rochester
£18,000 - 24hrs per week, Thursday to Saturday. Closing date 22nd September
Consultancy Opportunity: Isle of Wight Cultural Strategy
Exciting Arts Council England Museums Resilience Fund-supported project. Deadline for submissions 9am 10 October 2016.
Job Opportunity: Consultant required for Swale Museums Group network development
Network development project for existing group of 10 museums. Deadline for applications 4th October 2016
Job Opportunity: Digitisation Officer – New Forest Knowledge
Cataloguing and digitising the New Forest Centre's collections. Part-time. Fixed term. £20k pro rata
Job/Freelance Opportunity: Fundraising Development Officer, Petersfield Museum
An opportunity to be part of the museum's exciting major expansion programme following the purchase of Petersfield Police Station in September 2016. Fixed Term (October 2016 – April 2018)
Freelance Opportunity: Oral History Project Coordinator, Carisbrooke Castle
Intergenerational Oral History on the Isle of Wight - part-time and will be for 12 months on a fixed term freelance contract
Job Opportunity: Creative Writer required for Kent County Council Cultural Strategy
Deadline for applications Friday 2nd September
Job Opportunity: Cultural Engagement Coordinator, Hampshire Cultural Trust
An additional member to join our team creating opportunities to help improve lives through cultural engagement, full-time, permanent. Salary: c£25,000
Call to submit Challenges: Basingstoke Hack Weekend
The aim of the hack weekend is to bring together local digital creators to tackle business challenges and devise digital solutions.
Job Opportunity: Project Coordinator 'Reaching Out', Hampshire Cultural Trust
Coordinating the delivery of the exciting new partnership project of military museums in North Hampshire to connect with target schools. Fixed term. Full-time. Salary: £25,267 FTE
Job Opportunity: Finds Liaison Assistant, Hampshire Cultural Trust
Assisting the Hampshire and Sussex Finds Liaison Officers in the identification and recording of finds reported by members of the public. Fixed term. Part-time. Salary: £17,377 FTE
Hampshire Big Theme 2017: Jane Austen - listing your museum's events
How to benefit from the overarching marketing campaign and have your events listed on the forthcoming janeausten200.co.uk website and Visit Hampshire portal
Job Opportunity: Curator/Manager, Petersfield Museum
To run our fully Accredited independent charitable trust Museum on a day-to-day basis and project-manage the first phase of a development plan that stems from the recent acquisition of Petersfield's former police station, full-time, fixed term (6 m
Job Opportunity: Visitor Experiences Manager, Whitchurch Silk Mill
an important role to play in the development and day to day management of the visitor experience at the Mill, maternity cover, part-time, £16,362 p.a.
Job Opportunity: Marketing Officer, Museum of Army Flying
Building a growing and diverse audience to fulfil the Museum's objectives, full-time, £22,000 - £23,000 p.a.
Grants update from Hampshire and Isle of Wight Community Foundation
New fund offers grants of £10,000 to £30,000 to organisations working in the Solent LEP area to enable individuals with complex barriers to move closer or into employment - plus other funds open
Job Opportunity: Conservator, Hampshire Cultural Trust
Joining a team of five highly-skilled conservation staff, focusing on the care of the Social and Industrial History Collections, permanent, full-time, £25,000 p.a.
Job Opportunity: Collections and Engagement Manager, Lymington Museum Trust
5-year contract to manage the creative programming of changing museum displays, exhibitions and events at St Barbe Museum & Art Gallery. Fixed Term. Part-time. Salary: £29,895 - £33,648 pro-rata
Job Opportunity: Visitor Services Assistant, Hampshire Cultural Trust
Working with volunteers, you'll provide a welcoming and informative first point of call for visitors to Aldershot Museum. Permanent. Part-time. Salary: £7,603pa
Job Opportunity: Visitor Assistant (2x), Hampshire Cultural Trust
The Trust is looking for two Museum Visitor Assistants to staff the Westgate Museum in Winchester during its special weekday summer opening in July and August. Part-time. Fixed-term. Salary: £8.25ph
Contract Opportunity: Catering Development at Whitchurch Silk Mill
To develop a Catering Development Plan for the Mill's HLF funded 'Preserving the Fabric' project
Job Opportunity: Costumed Interpreters (Casual) at Milestones, Hampshire Cultural Trust
Sharing information about Milestones and provide context for its collections for the benefit of a wide range of visitors. Casual contract. £8.07 per hour
Job Opportunity: Research Assistant for Farringford, the former home of Alfred, Lord Tennyson and his family.
You will work closely with the House and Collections Manager and senior management team to prepare Farringford House and garden for public opening.
Opportunity to share your story as part of Royal Holloway University's 'Citizens' project
Does your museum, archive or historical society celebrate a local hero who championed liberty, justice or democracy? Is your town or village associated with a key event, movement or figure in a wider struggle for rights? If so, then Royal Holloway Univer
Freelance Opportunity: Interpretation Facilitator (Christchurch Castle), Hampshire Cultural Trust
Contract to run 6x weekly after school sessions at Highcliffe Secondary School, plus attend and support 3 off site visits and events including the project's final showcase event. Fee: £2,400
Job Vacancy: Head Warden, Museum of Army Flying
Supervision of the Warden team, including arranging cover for museum opening hours and events. part-time, permanent.
Job Vacancy: Transforming the D-Day Museum Public Programmes Officer, D-Day Museum
Achieving our aspirations for the Museum by developing and delivering the activity and events programmes. Full-time, permanent. Salary: £27,123 - £29,558 p.a
Job Vacancy: Head of Experience and Commercial Development, Hampshire Cultural Trust
A pivotal role in leading this change in business culture, permanent, full-time, salary: £45,000 - £50,000
Job Vacancy: Manager of The Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) Museum. Salary £35,000.
Apply by 12th May. Required - a motivational and dynamic manager is required to lead a small team, to manage an established military museum, prepare and plan for a move to a new site at Worthy Down near Winchester in 2019 and successfully develop the new
Job Opportunity: VSA for Andover Museum and Museum of the Iron Age, Hampshire Cultural Trust
An effective communicator, assisting and offering advice on customer queries, 20.5hrs per week, permanent, c £15,000 pro rata
Job Opportunity: Cultural Engagement Coordinator, Hampshire Cultural Trust
Delivering a four year project of cultural interventions in all seven of Hampshire's Education Centres, full-time, permanent, salary: c £25,000
Job Opportunity: Community Museums Manager, Hampshire Cultural Trust
develop the commercial performance, visitor experience and local partnerships of our community museums in the South East of Hampshire. Full-time, permanent, Salary: £30,195-£33,984
Job Opportunities:Adult Education Assistant and Marketing Assistant, Weald & Downland Open Air Museum
Hampshire Big Theme 2017: Jane Austen - listing your museum's events
How to benefit from the overarching marketing campaign and have your events listed on the forthcoming janeausten200.co.uk website
Job Vacancy: Personal Assistant to the Director of Collections, National Motor Museum, Beaulieu
To provide high level dedicated support to the Director of Collections
First look at the Annual Return survey for 2014-15
Background to the South East Museums Annual Return, where it came from, how it was developed, and read a summary of 2014-15 feedback.
Interested in exploring the potential of cross-cultural working in your museum? Read our Cultural Partnerships blog
Sharing good practice in museums' cross-cultural and international work, commenting on trends in the cultural sector and disseminating learning from our projects.
Job Opportunity: Brand Consultancy contract, Whitchurch Silk Mill
To develop a new branding for the Mill to refresh our identity and better communicate our vision and identity
Job Opportunity: Collections Manager, Southampton City Council
Responsible for managing the care of all collections, ensuring designation standards are maintained
Job Opportunity: Engagement and Learning Development Officer, National Museum of the Royal Navy
To identify audience needs, research learning content, develop and deliver Formal and Informal Learning Programmes
Job Vacancy: Assistant Curator, The Royal Military Police Museum
Based within a military establishment at Southwick Park, the post holder will be expected to contribute to the running of a small curatorial team with a busy and diverse timetable.
Trustee Vacancy: Trustee (Chartered Accountant) for Gilbert White's House and the Oates Collection
A chartered accountant is sought by Gilbert White's and the Oates Collections to join the trustees with particular responsibility for the oversight of management accounting and the annual final report and accounts.
Job Vacancy: General Manager/Curator for Dinosaur Isle, Isle of Wight Council
Responsible for the day-to-day management of the site and its staff, the curation of its geology and palaeontological collections, and ensuring the delivery of a range of services
Job Vacancy: Chief Operating Officer, Hampshire Cultural Trust
Reporting to the CEO and operating as part of the senior management team the Chief Operating Officer will have responsibility for developing and driving forward a highly successful, customer centred and commercial driven organisation, leading on an accoun
Job Vacancy: Captain's Secretary (maternity cover), HMS Warrior
Supporting the Board of Trustees, Chief Executive and Executive Officer in an operational and administrative role
Invite the Hampshire Poet to your museum
If you'd welcome a poet's fresh take on your collections, or would like to arrange an event to attract writers to your museum, this could be the opportunity for you.
Study visit to 'Mythology' exhibition at Brading Roman Villa
Interested to learn more about successful collaboration between museums and artists? Then join us on Monday 18 January 2016 for an exclusive study visit to the exhibition 'Mythology' at Brading Roman Villa on the Isle of Wight.
Paul Hamlyn Foundation Arts-based Learning Fund
Grants are available for charities, community or-ganisations, social enterprises and not-for-profit companies active in the arts and working in part-nership with educational institutions.
Paul Hamlyn Foundation Access and Participation Fund
Grants are available for not-for-profit, formally constituted organisations to widen access to and deepen participation in the arts. Applications will be considered for projects that challenge ine-quality of opportunity in access to and participation in t
Postcode Community Trust Grants available for applications in January 2016
Grants from £500 to £20,000 are available to grassroots organisations, registered charities and to non-profit community businesses in England for projects that help to regenerate communities.
Remembering Lord Montagu
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, who died on 31 August at the age of 88, was a central figure in the changes that took place in Museums, Heritage and Tourism during his lifetime. He was a pioneer of the "Stately Home" business and independent Museum
Royal Armouries at Fort Nelson shortlisted in the national Association for Heritage Interpretation 2015 Discover Heritage Awards
Light Fever, Painting the Fort with Light project involved the creation of an exhibition of stunning images and accompanying soundscape by a group of young people from Portsmouth Autism Support Network (PASN).
Take part in our annual museum survey
We need museums to help us gather evidence to demonstrate the importance of museums both locally and regionally, to funders and stakeholders. Complete your survey now!
Display your objects at 'Blast from the Past' 21 and 22 November 2015 at Dinosaur Isle
A great opportunity to display fossils, artefacts and finds. Museums and heritage groups on either side of the Solent are invited to take part.
Funded places for Hampshire Solent museums at 'Dance and Museums' Bristol 15 September 2015
The Cultural Partnerships Officer role in the South East Museum Development Programme in Hampshire Solent enable the wider cultural sector to connect and benefit from the collaborative projects.
Hampshire Solent museums: apply for funding to take part in Visitor Finder or Visitor Verdict
As announced at 'Getting to Grips with Audience Data' 5 grants of up to £100 to help your museum improve use of audience data. It's first come, first served!
Support for your museum from Community Action Isle of Wight
New free funding search portal and help with DBS checks
Hampshire Big Theme 2017: Jane Austen. Get involved!
There are numerous ways to celebrate Austen's life and writing, describing the life of people in Georgian and Regency Hampshire, and in subjects covered in her books, such as the Navy, the Church, music and dancing, food and transport!
Friends of Brading Roman Villa awarded Queen's Award for Voluntary Service
The museum, on the Isle of Wight, is supported by an active corps of volunteers from the Friends group who work to increase public awareness by promoting, supporting and assisting in the preservation and presentation of the villa, an Accredited museum.
Mary Rose Museum receives 'Special Commendation' at European Museum of the Year Award ceremony
Mary Rose Museum was the only UK museum to receive 'Special Commendation' following the European Museum of the Year Award 2015 announcement
Mary Rose Museum shares retail practice at US Museum Store Association conference
The Museum Store Association is an international organisation with the mission of advancing the nonprofit retail industry and the success of the professionals engaged in it by encouraging high standards of knowledge and professionalism.
We're funding a Hampshire Chamber of Commerce membership - apply now!
We are funding a one-year membership of Hampshire Chamber of Commerce, one of the biggest regional business networks in the country and Hampshire's leading business organisation, for a Hampshire museum.
Funded place for a Hampshire Solent museum at Business South 'Leisure and Tourism' Breakfast Briefing 12 June 2015
This month, we are working with Business South to offer funded place at a special Leisure and Tourism breakfast briefing in Southampton on 12 June.
LAINet news from Eileen Clegg: planning the future programme
News update from the Hampshire Solent museums Learning, Access and Interpretation Network. Get involved!
Apply to the RAISE Challenge Fund
The RAISE team is excited to be evolving the way it provides support to voluntary and community sector organisations across the South East. We are making a step change in our own approach to delivering support to help you to make a difference to people.
Funded places for Hampshire Solent museums at AIM conference 2015
UPDATE 17 April 2015: All five funded places have been allocated. Conference tickets are still available from AIM. The museums sector is vibrant and well-networked, with a variety of membership bodies providing high quality conferences, seminars and train
The People's Postcode Trust - Small Grants Programme Open to Applications in the South of England
Grants range from £500 to £20,000 for organisations South East England (Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Oxfordshire, Surrey and West Sussex).
Hampshire Culture Conversation Roadshow
These are exciting times for culture and we want you to be a key part of it. Have your say on the future of Hampshire's art, heritage and culture.
LAINet news from Eileen Clegg: 'Maker Movement in Museums; practical way to bring technology into museums'
This time Fort Nelson was host to LAINet's latest training event. Paul Clifford demonstrated how cheap electronics can make anything interactive, including fruit. Helen Sinnamon demonstrated Lego Mindstorms, programmable Lego robots.
Catalyst: Inspiring a Culture of Philanthropy - join Cohort 2!
Develop fundraising skills through training, mentoring, practical activities, peer support and shadowing opportunities. Learn how to build relationships with the philanthropic community and understand how to raise the profile of the museum and showcase th
Good news for South East museums receiving Arts Council Resilience Funding
Today, Arts Council England announced the 108 organisations who were successful in applying to the first round of the Resilience Fund. These organisations are set to receive a total of over £17.5 million of investment between them.
Last chance to book! FREE Heritage Lottery Fund one to one advice sessions
Free one to one advice sessions for potential applicants in Portsmouth, Havant and Gosport at Portsmouth Guildhall. So if you have a project idea – get in touch!
Petersfield Museum purchase historic police station for expanded museum and tourism hub
The Police Station together with the Courthouse, which currently houses the Museum, to create a unique Victorian Justice Heritage Site, in which will be displayed the Museum's existing collections together with those from Hampshire Constabulary H
National Museum of the Royal Navy welcomes LIBOR funding towards restoring D-Day veteran vessel
The National Museum of the Royal Navy is in receipt of part of £1M from the fines levied on banks for manipulating the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) financial benchmark. The funding will go towards restoring LCT 7074, the last Second World War
Hampshire Solent Museums Open Forum: 'It was great to find out what was going on and meet lots of interesting people.'
There was a great turnout and a really friendly, sharing atmosphere at last week's Hampshire Solent Museums Open Forum.
Join the Hampshire Solent Museum Development Advisory Panel
Due to the relocation of one of our members out of the area, there is now a vacancy. We are looking for well informed and forward thinking individuals from the Hampshire Solent area. Anyone who has five years' recent museum experience as paid staff, volun
Mary Rose Museum nominated for European Museum of the Year 2015
Prestigious international award aims to recognise excellence in the European museum scene and encourage innovative processes.
A great year for the Hampshire Solent training bursary scheme 2014-15
Bursaries totalling over £9,000 awarded, 96 individuals trained in more than 20 organisations
Portsmouth-based museum ship to play leading role in Gallipoli commemoration
HMS M.33, the only surviving ship from the Gallipoli campaign in the first world war, to be opened to the public for the first time
Hampshire Solent museum and arts centre wins national award for voluntary organisation governance
The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre in Havant, Hampshire, has been declared winner of the Winifred Tumim Memorial Prize, awarded annually by the NCVO.
South Region Conservation Network news from Karen Wardley: visit to Southampton City Art Gallery and SeaCity Museum
Catalyst 'Inspiring a Culture of Philanthropy' project update
Project to be officially launched in October in Winchester...
Open seats at Hampshire Solent Museum Development Advisory Panel meeting 8 October 2014
The next meeting of the Advisory Panel takes place on the morning of 8 October in Portsmouth.
Catalyst 'Inspiring a Culture of Philanthropy' update - Cohort 1 museums complete philanthropy audit
Audit evaluates five key skill areas: philanthropic fundamentals; understanding the fundraising environment; leadership; relationship management; and capacity building.
Hampshire Big Theme 2015, Dinosaurs! Will you take part?
Joint marketing and promotion opportunites to benefit museums in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Hampshire Solent funding deadlines approaching
Funding deadlines for grants in Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton
Petersfield Museum on ITV
Museum's discovery helps family to find out what happened to their relative who has been missing for 96 years.
Isle of Wight museums work together for sustainability
Partnership workshop develops plans for collaboration
Funding opportunities for museums serving the South Downs National Park
Community Infrastructure Levy available from summer 2015 to support cultural heritage projects
LAINet first winners in the 2014-15 Training Bursary scheme
Innovative partnership bid funds study visit and fuels wider learning
Digital Narratives workshop 2: in five words, it was inspiring, intriguing, busy, warm and fun
Second project workshop builds capacity to run storytelling campaigns on social media, using five words, five sentences technique
Comic Relief Local Communities Programme - Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Funding to address economic and social deprivation.
Peer Development Groups launched
Three groups underway. Still openings to join 'Collections care' and 'Display and interpretation'
Hampshire Military Museums Network plans for the future
Strong commitment to shared learning, events and collaboration
South East Hampshire HLF Priority Development Area
HLF actively encourage applications from the South East Hampshire area, including the local authorities of Gosport, Havant and Portsmouth - or 'Young Roots' applications from anywhere
'Inspiring a Culture of Philanthropy open for Expressions of Interest; Project Director starts 15 May 2014.
Key Hampshire Solent population statistics to help you with service planning, advocacy and funding requests
Be part of the 'Time Travelling on the Isle of Wight' tourism campaign
Important information for Isle of Wight museums about Visit Isle of Wight's summer campaign from David Thornton, CEO of Visit Isle of Wight LTD. Deadline to respond Tuesday 20 May 2014
Hampshire Solent panel welcomes new Chair and Vice Chair and looks back on a productive first year
Welcome Chair Paul Griffiths of the Mary Rose Museum and Vice Chair Corina Westwood of Isle of Wight Heritage Service. Warm thanks to inaugural Chair Emily Leach.
Mary Rose Museum: Finalist for the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year 2014
The new Mary Rose Museum that opened 31 May 2013 at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, is one of six finalists selected for the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year 2014. This prestigious award celebrates the achievements of the best UK museums and galleries
Hampshire Solent funding deadlines approaching
Funding deadlines for HIWCF grants in Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton
National Museum of the Royal Navy celebrates 100 years of untold stories with the opening of new £11.5M visitor attractions
Three major new attractions at The National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth, opened for the first time yesterday.
Useful funding digests for Hampshire Solent museums
Online signposting to help you find the funding your project needs
Renaissance strategic support funding for Jane Austen's House Museum
Project to develop programming for the low season
Add your activities to the Hampshire1914 website
New web form makes promoting your museum's centenary exhibitions and events easy
Hampshire Solent Digital Narratives project - get involved!
Hampshire Solent Digital Narratives project: intensive support package offering new pathways to discover cultural heritage
Author's ring on display at Jane Austen's House Museum
Successful fundraising campaign saves ring from export
Invitation to consider surplus electrical museum objects
Rationalisation of collections of former Museum of Electricity in Christchurch, Dorset
Services from Hampshire Archives and Local Studies
Helping local heritage organisations to care for documents, photographs and maps
Lottery funds for St Barbe Museum & Art Gallery
Initial development funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) towards a £2million major upgrade of facilities
Hampshire School for Social Entrepreneurs
Hampshire social entrepreneurs to receive funding to fuel ideas - 2014 Applications to the Lloyds Bank Social Entrepreneurs Programme will be opening soon…
Brading Roman Villa develops partnership with the British Museum
New secure gallery space enables loan of important Roman objects
Trenches for Teachers!
'Trenches for Teachers' networking conference at St Edward's School, Sherfield English, Hampshire
Hampshire Solent training bursary scheme 2013-14 now closed
Bursaries totalling over £12,000 awarded, more than 100 individuals trained
UK Web Archive: The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Collection
Helping our collections in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight remain fully representative of community life today.
Hampshire Solent Museums - need assistance to clarify ownership of items in your collection?
Our student volunteering project in partnership with the University of Portsmouth Masters in Corporate Governance and Law can help. Expression of interest deadline 30 January 2014
LAINet working group first meeting in January
Learning, Access and Interpretation Network working group will plan 2014 programme
Hampshire Solent Training Bursaries - deadline extended to 31 January 2014
Bursaries of up to £1000 for workforce development activities.
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard - best Large Visitor Attraction
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard has been awarded Gold for Large Visitor Attraction of the Year at the Beautiful South's Awards for Excellence 2013-2014
Help BBC Radio Solent to share 'WW1 At Home' stories
BBC Radio Solent is seeking local stories for broadcast on local radio and online, deadline Thursday 21 November!
Improve your energy efficiency!
Hampshire Solent environmental sustainability project: intensive support package
Hampshire Solent museums - apply for a Training Bursary
Bursaries of up to £1000 for workforce development activities.
Basingstoke and Deane Leisure Initiatives Fund
Grants of up to £2000 for projects which contribute to leisure activities in Basingstoke and Deane Borough
Fantastic turnout for First World War Centenary networking event
Over a hundred people from arts and heritage organisations across the sub-region packed Winchester's Guildhall for the Hampshire Solent Museum Development Programme's First World War Centenary networking event.
Museums Association Conference & Exhibition 2013: Hampshire Solent In-Train Networking Special
Make the most of conference - build local connections before you even arrive
Hampshire Commemorates: First World War and D-Day Grants
Grants available to groups and organisations for commemoration projects, activities or events
Could a Traineeship help your museum?
Find out about the Government's new scheme, with Highbury College Portsmouth
Looking for art and craft materials for your museum's activities and events?
Southampton Scrapstore collects waste materials for use in the community for arts and craft projects and events.
Military museums' First World War interactives collaboration
AMOT museums collaborating to create First World War interactives
Artefact loan collections from the Hampshire History Centre
Hampshire History Centre has engaging teaching packs for sale and also loan 'artefact collections' for most major historical periods and topics.


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This is my first time using birth control. I put the nuvaring in on the first day of my last cycle, and my doctor said I should take it out after three weeks to have my period, but that is going to be my honeymoon week! Even though it's only the first cycle, would it be ok to leave it in for four weeks and then put the new ring in to skip the cycle altogether?
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3/4 cup Brown Sugar
3/4 cup Ground Flax Seed
5 ripe Bananas, mashed
1/4 cup Skim Milk
1/4 cup Low-Fat Sour Cream
1 Egg White
2 cups Whole Wheat Flour
1 tsp Baking Soda
1/2 tsp Salt
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- 1 1⁄2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1⁄4 cup margarine (or butter)
- 1⁄2 cup granulated sugar
- 1⁄4 cup egg beaters fat-free liquid egg product (or 1 large egg)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup chunky applesauce
- 1 cup pitted dates, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup chopped walnuts (or pecans)
- nonstick cooking spray
- 2 tablespoons powdered sugar
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
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George, convinced a ghost killed his family, hires Robert, a talented Medium frustrated by his job. As the dead return to tell of ghostly seduction, demonic rage, and brutal murder, Robert discovers a horror more real than any ghost story.
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between working with men and female directors, to ageism in Hollywood.
I asked Rachel McDonald about using crowd-sourcing to fund "Thirst".
Rachel McDonald
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and were able to do the shoot. I was overwhelmed by the generosity and people who had faith in us. There are two donors here in the audience today; they
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other. Sometimes that comes in the form of a complete stranger or those already in our lives. With an undercurrent of addiction."
Melanie Griffith:
"My character, Sue, is a down-and-out alcoholic. And this young man comes into her life and they have this sort of understanding and go through a
metamorphous together. And Rachel, I must say was an incredible director and allowed what happened without the words, to happen in this world. I'm here
because I love the film. I want to support her in many more movies."
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'We've got all the time in the world,' don't we, God?
"We have all the time in the world" sounds like a James Bond movie title, as last month took the life of Roger Moore, who at 89, probably made him feel lucky to have had so many years with his fans and family. But cancer cut that celebrity life short.
Then there was the man who was my pastor for three years. At age 61 cancer took his life recently, and I am sure he thought he had many more years to go. I do know he expected to have ten more years in his pastorate. From the diagnosis to his death, he had just eight weeks, and I expect some of those weeks he had faith that he could overcome his troubles, even as doctors appeared to be baffled by his complaints and ailments.
My mother had a strong mind and good strength to her end at age 95. She passed away three months following her last birthday celebration with 70 of her close friends and family at the church home where she lived. Cancer, thank God, was not a part of her departure from this world. But because I lived several states away, I visited only infrequently, and still think about seeing her standing with her walker watching from the lobby, waving as I drove away to catch a plane. It's what so many adult kids do these days when, in their jobs and other distractions, they no longer live close to their parents.
So when I reveal my age of 77 to people, and they say I don't look it, I thank them and remark that I expect to be around as long as my mother (and her eight siblings, who mostly were in their late eighties when they breathed their last). It might have something to do with growing up a Pennsylvania Dutchman and being from the Kline clan.
I lost my wife Linda just three years ago, in March, to a bone marrow transplant that went badly. Or so we think, for she had ailments all her 67 years, but, foolishly, I always believed she'd pull through the latest surgery or trouble once again. So the transplant was just another hurdle, I thought, and we'd have another 20 years together, wouldn't we? It wasn't to be. She didn't have "all the time in the world" like I might have thought. Her body couldn't take one more issue, one more pneumonia, and one more strange and unexpected complication.
The world lost a really lovely woman in her death. Half German, half Italian—no, actually Sicilian, on her father's side—she had a great sense of humor and her ability to laugh at a joke touched everyone in the room on those occasions. She was amused when I told her she was irrepressible and incorrigible, and I so wished I could have gotten her in the same room as Joan Rivers or Julia Roberts or Dolly Parton. Together they would have been a comedy hour not to miss.
Yes, we tend to believe that we have all the time in the world, but sometimes we don't, so we best make good use of the time we have.
David E. Prince, a pastor in Lexington, Ky., blogged recently that we are often told by commencement speakers to follow our passion or chase our dreams, but that "on the whole, such admonitions are dreadful advice and will paralyze, not liberate, those who embrace them." He calls them "cotton-candy assertions" and suggests we should "focus on the providence of God and the community where God's providence has rooted and shaped our lives."
Beyond that, he notes that "missing is the clear biblical teaching that the purpose of life is gospel-driven self-sacrifice and not individualized self-fulfillment." Get on with what God might reveal for your life, no matter what your age, for, no matter what, we don't really have all the time in the world, do we God?
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