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Herbert Foote
TOLEDO, Ohio – Herbert E. Foote, age 86 of Toledo, formerly of Blissfield, passed away Saturday, May 28, 2016 at Mercy St. Anne Hospital. Born January 3, 1930, in Blissfield Township, he was the 11th of the 12 children of Sylvester and Emma (Brown) Foote. On September 15, 1951, he married Dorothy Colyer. She preceded him in death in 1998, having shared 47 years together. Herb married Margaret Yantis on June 4, 2001, and she survives. He retired from Maxitrol Company in Blissfield in 1993 with over 20 years of service. Throughout his life Herb enjoyed working on farms. He was a former member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Blissfield and was a member of Heritage Church of God in Maumee. He enjoyed square dancing in his younger years, traveling extensively and spending winters in Bradenton, Florida. Herb treasured … Read More »
Katherine "Kay" Williams
GRAND RAPIDS — Katherine A. "Kay" Williams, passed away May 26, 2016, at home. Kay was born March 27, 1939, in Adrian; the daughter of Adrian and Irene (Finley) Williams. Raised in Blissfield, Kay was a 1957 graduate of Blissfield High School, a graduate of Adrian College, and she received her Master's Degree from Eastern Michigan University. An educator and teacher for 33 years, Kay was the Director of the special needs program at Kent Occupational High School. A huge University of Michigan fan, Kay enjoyed watching their football and basketball games. Kay also enjoyed reading, the out of doors, camping, golfing, and traveling in their motor home, including driving to Alaska and wintering in Anna Maria Island, Fla,. Most of all; Kay loved her family, friends, and the staff at Kent Occupational. Kay is survived by her best friend: … Read More »
Mabel Knierim
Mabel E Knierim age 96, passed away on Wednesday, May 11, 2016 at the Charlotte Stephenson Manor in Adrian, MI. She was born on November 23, 1919 in Palmyra Twp. to Frank E. and Elva R. (King) Wickter. On October 23, 1937 she married Glenis E. Knierim and he preceded her in death on September 14, 1995.
Mabel was a three time Cancer survivor and enjoyed her time volunteering at Bixby Hospital helping other cancer patients and was a member of the Extension Club. Mabel and her husband Glen were inducted into the Michigan Farmers' Hall of Fame in 1987. She enjoyed working in the Lenawee County 4H building, feeding and chaperoning the 4H members.
Mabel is survived by one son, (G.) Larry and his wife Sandra Knierim of Blissfield, MI.; 3 grandchildren, Tami Knierim, Todd Knierim and Keith Knierim; step grandchildren, … Read More »
Karen Gentz
Karen Jo Gentz, age 69, of Palmyra, MI passed away on Tuesday, May 10, 2016, at her home. She was born on August 7, 1946, in Adrian, MI to Gilbert "Jim" and Virginia "Ginny" (Jackson) Seeburger. On July 13, 1968, at St. John's Church in Riga, MI she married Bruce William Gentz. She was a lifelong member of the St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Karen retired in September 2009 from Holy Cross Children's Services (formerly Boysville), she also worked as the office manager for the former Seeburger Gambles Hardware Store. She enjoyed vacation cruises with her family and friends, as well as RV camping and scrapbooking, but most of all she enjoyed the time she was able to spend with her grandchildren.
Surviving Karen, besides her husband Bruce, are two sons, Jim (Carrie) Gentz of Flint, MI; Garry (Jane) Gentz of Blissfield, … Read More »
Roger Robinson
Roger Ray Robinson, age 64, of Blissfield, passed away Thursday, May 5, 2016, at ProMedica Flower Hospital. He was born August 25, 1951, in Flint to Dickey R. and Jeanette (Deopker) Robinson. On April 16, 1976, he married Cheryl L. Burt in Flint. Roger had been employed since 1976, with Pioneer Pole Buildings, in Post Frame Construction. He loved hunting, coaching his kids in sports and being a Grandpa. In addition to his wife, he is survived by his mother, Jeanette (Dick) Porter; children, Reggie (Brittney) Robinson of Blissfield, Dickey (Cheryl Cleveland) Robinson of Adrian, Roger (Amanda) Robinson of Blissfield, Jeanette (Stephen) Anderson of Pittsford and Charlie (Jessica) Robinson of Adrian; sisters, Brenda (David) Mozafari and Julie (Tom) Cochran; grandchildren, Dariann, Nick, Rylee, Jerzie, Scout, Brooke, Ella, Zachary, Adison, Beau, Cooper, Taylor, Rene, Evan and Levi; great-grandkids, Ryder and Novalee. … Read More »
Ronald Fischer Sr.
Ronald John Fischer, Sr., age 82, of Blissfield, passed away, April 28, 2016.
He was born August 31, 1933, in Adrian, MI, the son of John & Minnie (Barnhart) Fischer.
On October 29, 1955, he married Joyce Mann at the Blissfield First United Methodist Church. She survives.
Ronald attended the Adrian First Church of the Nazarene. He enjoyed spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren. Ronald was an avid Michigan Wolverines and Detroit Tigers fan.
In addition to his wife Joyce, he is survived by his children; Jennifer Fischer Mitchell, Ronald John Jr. (Gennie) Fischer, Timothy Scott Fischer and Marc (Shannon) Fischer, seven grandchildren, Joshua, Justin, Shane, Jill, Jessica, Kyle and Nathan, eight great-grandchildren, Zaccary, Alayna, Benjamin, Emma Claire, Addyson, Sarah and Lydia, his brother, David (Mary) Fischer, his sister in law, Stacy Fischer and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death … Read More »
Michael Knisel
Michael G. Knisel, 70, of Hernando Beach, Fla., formerly of Ogden Township, passed away on Sunday, April 24, 2016, at his home.
Mike grew up and spent the first 58 years of his life in Ogden Township, first as a farmer and then as the owner of The Un-Cable, a satellite dish company. He was devoted to Sharon, his wife of 36 years. They spent the last 12 years enjoying retirement Florida. In his later years, Mike became a dedicated woodworker. He loved playing softball, playing competitively until turning 50. He loved spending time with his kids and playing with his grandkids.
Mike is survived by his wife, Sharon of Hernando Beach, Fla.; two daughters, Kandy (David) Houser of Glenview, Ill., and Tammy Knisel of Addison; two sisters, Pat (Norm) Hinshaw of Temperance, and Karen (Lynn) Koester of Riga; seven grandchildren, Chelsea … Read More »
Larry Sayler
ADRIAN — Larry K. Sayler, age 64 of Adrian, Michigan passed away Monday, April 18, 2016 with his family by his side. He was born May 27, 1951 to Clyde W. and Louise M. (Gentz) Sayler. On June 5, 1971 he married Judi A. Hunt in Blissfield, Michigan. Larry served in the Army/National Guard from 1970-1976. He retired in 2002 from GM Powertrain of Toledo, OH. He was a member of the A.M.A. Academy of Model Aeronautics, a member of the Classic Car Association and the Antique Tractor Association. Larry's hobbies included traveling and his annual trip to Shipshewana each year with his wife and three grand-daughters. He was a very loving husband, father and grandfather, who adored and loved them all so much.
Surviving Larry is his wife Judi of 45 years, a son, Greg (Amy) Sayler of Blissfield; a … Read More »
Pearl Goll
MARION COUNTY, Fla. — Pearl C. Goll, age 89, formerly of Blissfield, passed away Monday, April 18, 2016 at Estella's House under the care of Hospice of Marion Co. She was born June 26, 1926 in Sylvania, Ohio, the daughter of George C. and Selma J. (Fink) Goll.
Pearl was a housekeeper for over 30 years, living in the Blissfield area until 2001, when she moved to Florida.
She is survived her brother Lloyd (Sharon) Goll of Summerfield, FL; a sister, Ivadell McCarty of Belleview, FL; and a special cousin, Eleanora Lindsey of Swanton, OH.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Matilda Minster, a brother in law, Richard McCarty and her niece, Karilyn Niemen.
A graveside service for Pearl will be at noon, Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at Pleasant View Cemetery with the Rev. Gary Leking officiating. … Read More »
Patricia "Patti" Emmons
Patricia "Patti" E. (Hickok) Emmons, age 77 of Deerfield passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at her home. She was born on April 2, 1939 in Sparta, Michigan to James F. and Frances Mary (Edgerton) Hickok. Patti co-owned and operated the Deerfield Tavern for many years. She was instrumental in using the tavern to commercialize the well-known event in Deerfield known as the "Testicle Festival" which is still going strong today. She enjoyed racing snowmobiles and motorcycles in earlier years. Patti enjoyed traveling, visiting butterfly gardens and her family. Those who knew Patti would often see her sipping her favorite beverage of Pabst Blue Ribbon in social situations.
Surviving is the love of her life, Wave Berry of Deerfield; her 3 children, Tonya Roan of Allegan, MI, Bob Nocis of Las Vegas, NV and Bill (Tracy) Zay of Toledo, … Read More »


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Question about LG Shine KE970 Cellular Phone
I'm having problems with picture ID. Seems the phone will support some pics but not others...I am only loading jpeg..........any ideas ?????
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If the file is too large it may not work (esp if you are uploading).
Also, make sure that the contacts you want pictures added to are stored in the phone and not the sim card. You cannot add pictures to contacts stored to the sim because there just isn't enough space.
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Part 2 of our interview with Alex White, Next Big Sound's co-founder and CEO, gives us more insight into how the tool can be used in various settings. Make sure to check out Part 1 here.
Go Forth Music: I read about the South by Southwest chart that you all created. There were a lot of artists who were close to the top of your charts who actually got signed and/or garner a lot of attention, right?
Alex: Yeah, it's pretty exciting. It makes sense when you think about it because nowadays the first thing you do when you hear about a band isn't run to the record store and buy the CD. [First] you look the band up on Wikipedia or you stream some music on YouTube or iTunes; THEN you make the purchases. So, by the time artists show up on traditional measures of success like Billboard or iTunes charts, they've already shown up on our radar because people are seeking them out on lower friction mediums like social media.
Go Forth Music: Cool. So Next Big Sound is pretty good at being a predictor for, well, the Next Big Sound. That's pretty awesome. How are you all working with different brands or different labels? Are you working actively on behalf of artists or is Next Big Sound a passive analytics tool right now?
Alex: We're working with people throughout the whole music industry ecosystem. We've already heard that artists are using this in lots of ways we didn't necessarily anticipate.
Anyone can access and search for any artist and compare any artist. we have heard about bands comparing themselves to three artists that are getting radio play, taking screen shots and bringing that into the radio programmer saying, "Hey, look at this. Our online numbers are so much better than artists you're already playing, you should give us a shot." That's just one example of ways artists can use this data to empower them to prove their case to open for other artists or securing live spots and sponsorships.
We want to be that independent unbiased third party that's validating these artists' numbers and helping the industry understand this new digital world. Well, it's not so new anymore…this "ever-changing" digital world. [We] help the artists put their best foot forward and use data to make their decisions and advance their career.
Go Forth Music: I definitely appreciate you answering my questions. This interview is going give the Go Forth community an idea of what Next Big Sound is and where it's going. We're definitely looking forward to everything else that you all have to bring to the table, I think it's a really useful tool. Anything else you want to add?
Alex: One last thing. We have our premier product, which is the paid-for version of Next Big Sound. It provides context and recommendations around the basic data that we provide on the free site you're used to. Users can sync up Google Analytics and see a geographic display of where their fans are located. There is also a full activity and event stream where we pull in blog mentions, news mentions, and chart appearances. [It's] a much more powerful version of the site.


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Analysis: The former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback turns 34 in May and will be entering his 13th NFL season. Smith replaces Kirk Cousins as the Redskins' starting quarterback after that relationship ended following six turbulent years. To acquire Smith, the Redskins sent a 2018 third-round pick and promising young cornerback Kendall Fuller to the Chiefs in a trade that became official Wednesday.


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Setondji is a singer and song-writer playing roots world music. A combination inspired by classical Indian & traditional African melody and rhythm with twinkling country folk reggae on the guitar.
An avid busker, his arrival in the UK in January 2016 has been embraced and celebrated by the streets of London as well as in local markets, private parties and across venues in South and East London. Setondji spirit is defined by friends and fellow artists as bringing joy and light to the life around him.
Setondji Spirit took part in seven years of collaboration with Inner Rose (Reggae afro-beat band based Lyon (France)) as backing vocal for his brother Joe Pilgrim. This project culminated in 2013 at The Garance Reggae Festival sharing the stage with John Holt, Dub Incorporation, Lee Scratch Perry, Mo Kalamity and Naaman. And a brotherhood collaboration with Bea Shantifa his sister and Joe Pilgrim, Mighty hearts, sharing the stage with great names of roots Jamaican music such as Cedric 'Congo' Myton and Earl China Smith from Inna de yard.
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Above is the latest formation with Gadis as our additional secretary while mba Astri is on her maternity leave :) and Anin, an internship student. Above minus Edvina whose in charge for North Sumatra area. :)
Well.. This great team means A LOT for me :) and since Mr. MA moved to another function, Nando had exsposure in singapore, Gadis and Anin finished their contract, then, we'll move on with our new boss, mrs. Sisca!!
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For the 25th consecutive year, the Labrador Retriever was the most popular breed in the United States in 2015, the American Kennel Club (AKC) announced today. It's the longest run at No. 1 of any breed in the AKC's 122-year history….
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Human Rights Watch and EG Justice have called for the government of Equatorial Guinea to release an opposition party member and civil society activist arrested on November 1, 2011.
President Teodoro Obiang is using Equatorial Guinea as a host of the Africa Cup of Nations to have international recognition despite the constant human rights violations, and politic situation of this country.
President Teodoro Obiang is diverting Equatorial Guinea's finite resources away from fighting poverty and inequality to host a football tournament despite the fact that people still lack running water, electricity or functioning hospitals.
The UNESCO-Obiang Prize, with the stated goal of recognizing "scientific achievements that improve the quality of human life," is back on the agenda. The record of President Obiang's regime, however, stands in sharp contrast to the lofty aims of the proposed prize, and UNESCO should reject it again.
An open letter to African Union Commission Chairperson Jean Ping expressing disappointment at the lack of civil society participation at the African Union Summit.
An interview with Tutu Alicante about his presentation at the Oslo Freedom Forum on repression, corruption, and poverty in Equatorial Guinea.
The UNESCO prize funded by the Obiang Nguema Mbasogo Foundation for the Preservation of Life was finally approved last Friday March 8.
The UN's educational, scientific and cultural agency, has adopted the resolution and ratified the award of a controversial prize despite long-standing criticism from rights groups.
With just days to go before the Executive Board of the UNESCO considers the fate of the controversial Obiang prize for life science research, an internal document has emerged that says that there are legal problems with implementing the honor in its current form.
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Arby's is a leading global quick-service restaurant company operating and franchising over 3,400 restaurants worldwide. Arby's was the first nationally franchised, coast-to-coast sandwich chain and has been serving fresh, craveable meals since it opened its doors in 1964. The Arby's brand strives to inspire smiles through delicious experiences. We are on a never-ending quest for the perfect sandwich, starting with the Classic Roast Beef and French Dip to the deli-style Market Fresh line of sandwiches and salads.
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YAYA TOURE has revealed he tried to persuade Paul Pogba to replace him at Manchester City.
Etihad director of football Txiki Begiristain asked about French midfielder Pogba two summers ago.
But the numbers being asked by Juventus and the player at the time made it too expensive even for City.
He eventually moved to Manchester United for a world-record £89million.
Toure said: "I'm a bit disappointed because I spoke with him in the past. I wanted him to come to City but it didn't happen.
"It's tough playing against him because he's a great player."
City go to Middlesbrough tomorrow knowing they still have work to do to clinch a top-four place.
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He said: "We have to win as many games as we can, focus on what we need to do and try to make sure we get the job done.
"There are a lot of strange results this time of the season. We want to make sure we end up in the top three and qualify for the Champions League.
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Thousands forced to evacuate as firefighters continue to battle massive California blaze
Firefighters in drought-hit California who are battling a 50-square-mile wildfire could be hampered by triple-digit heat, wind gusts up to 30 mph and low humidity on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.
About 3,000 firefighters have been fighting to contain the so called Sand Fire on the rugged northwestern fringes of the Los Angeles National Forest since Friday.
The blaze has killed one person, found in a burned-out car parked in a driveway, and destroyed at least 18 homes. An estimated 20,000 to 30,000 people were forced to evacuate but late on Monday, fire officials lifted the evacuation order for the majority of residents.
The fire was just 10 percent contained on Monday evening as crews backed by bulldozers labored to hack buffer lines around its perimeter as it cast a pall of smoke and soot over a wide area.
An air quality advisory was in effect in the area of the fire until Tuesday midnight local time after much of the Los Angeles basin was dusted with a thin layer of fine white ash from the fire over the weekend.
Among the properties to go up in flames was the landmark Sable Ranch, a popular location for television and movie shoots.
About 300 miles to the north, another fire ravaged a hilly area near the scenic coastal city of Carmel-by-the-Sea, churning through 16,100 acres (6,500 hectares) and destroying 20 homes, authorities said.
The so-called Soberanes Fire, burning in the Los Padres National Forest in Monterey County, threatened 1,650 structures by Monday evening and was only 10 percent contained, the U.S. Forest Service said.
The causes of the two fires were under investigation. They are among some 3,750 blazes large and small to have erupted across California since January, a higher-than-normal total, collectively scorching more than 200,000 acres (80,940 hectares), state fire officials said.
The biggest so far was last month's Erskine Fire, which consumed 48,000 acres (19,429 hectares) northeast of Bakersfield, killing two people and destroying about 250 structures.
By comparison, the 2003 Cedar Fire ranks as the biggest on record in the state, burning more than 273,000 acres (110,480 hectares) and killing 15 people.
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Today wasn't like the other days. Something about the light. Like all that had been before, the darkness and uncertainty, the fear and the pain. Gone. That expectation that tomorrow would be as today as yesterday shattered as he opened the curtains and let the light shine in.
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I have an Armattan drone for sale with a Taranis Controller, plus LOTS of other accessories. I also have a video of the person that built it test flying it.
I put $300 as the price, because I had to put something in that field, Best offer takes it!
I have lots of other accessories, but I am limited to only 6 photos.
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Latitude: 51.5556 / 51°33'20"N
Longitude: -2.2365 / 2°14'11"W
OS Eastings: 383696
OS Northings: 184109
OS Grid: ST836841
Mapcode National: GBR 1PV.KC4
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Entry Name: Dovecote North of Luckington Court
Listing Date: 12 December 1951
Last Amended: 29 February 1988
Grade: II
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English Heritage Legacy ID: 316028
Location: Luckington, Wiltshire, SN14
County: Wiltshire
Civil Parish: Luckington
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2/215 Dovecote north of Luckington
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Dovecote, possibly C16, rubble stone with stone slate roof and ball
finials to gables. East wall door with timber lintel and apex
recessed chamfered single light.
Interior is lined with ashlar nesting boxes. Roof is replaced.
Dovecote and cottage (q.v.) form a matching pair.
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A SWIFT KICK TO THE HEAD - 4 days of workshops with Satori Group in Seattle
One of the great artistic pleasures I've had over the last few years has been to lead workshops for ensembles. Perhaps the pleasure comes from the knowledge the seeds planted will have ample time to germinate within the ensemble and, therefore, a 4-day workshop can have a much longer impact .
Perhaps it comes from the chance to connect with other folks across the country who are facing similar challenges or who understand deeply the possibilities of ensemble theatre. Perhaps it reminds me of the experiences Pig Iron has had when we have brought in guest artists to lead workshops, knowing how a new vocabulary and a new perspective will take hold within the company from even a very short encounter. Perhaps, still, it is the adventurer in me who enjoys soaking in a new space, a new theatrical ecosystem, hoping that there will be a residue of these meetings in my work with Pig Iron.
It was with these thoughts that I traveled last week to Seattle, invited by Satori Group, a young and vivacious ensemble who seem to be rapidly making a name for themselves amidst the water and mountains of the Pacific Northwest. Upon arrival, two members of the group, Adrienne and Quinn (the only other Quinn I've met!), picked me up and explained the meaning of the company's name. Satori is a Japanese word meaning "enlightenment" or "swift kick to the head". Upon hearing this, I secretly wish Pig Iron meant something so active, so filled with potential energy. And already after being together for less than 5 years, they have mastered the "what does Satori mean?" question in less than 15 seconds. If only Pig Iron was easier to explain, I think to myself.
The night of my arrival, I taught a 4-hour workshop at On The Boards, a great Seattle venue that hosts cutting edge dance and theatre. Perhaps they are the BAM of Seattle; though their main space seats 300 and is far more intimate than any of BAM's spaces. The one-night only workshop is hosted by Satori for the larger theatre community. As everyone gathers, I tell them that art is either about everything all at once or about a single thing. Ulysses manages to really touch on just about every theme there is. All of humanity is squeezed into that book without it being over-stuffed. Then, of course, there are poems that are about a single observation of a singular moment. The 4-hour workshop, I tell them, will be about everything. We proceed to work on the fundamental qualities of the stage, the unchanging staples by which live performance is made. The body, in space, creating tension, using rhythms, over time. I introduce what I think are the primary ingredients in an original piece of theatre which include: a dynamic use of space; a set of rules that are established about the world of the play, a few of which get broken and a few of which get added, over the course of the performance; a sense of playfulness and abandon within the performers; a "music" underlying the performance with rhythmic breaks, crescendos and decrescendos, accelerandos, major and minor chords, point and counterpoint, among other musical techniques.
Despite my cross-country jetlag, the energy in the workshop is high. The evening concludes with small groups formed to tackle a performance project that tries to synthesize the various exercises in the first 3/4 of the workshop. Each ensemble must make a piece in which a group of people witness an event and through us (the audience) watching them (the performers) watch the event, it is clear what happens in the event. It should be clear that if we watch someone watching a baby be born or a street fight or a building collapse, we see - in their bodies, in the rhythms in between people, in the contracting or expanding of space - an echo of that event. We see a reflection of what happened. This, to me, gets at something so important about the act of making theatre. We come to the theatre to witness people witnessing and reacting to events. We see ourselves in them and, perhaps, vice versa. Thus, actors share with an audience their keen observations of the world around them.
The next three days are spent working with Satori in their rehearsal studio in a building that one day soon will be knocked down to make room for a major tunnel being built that will ease traffic flow through downtown Seattle. They are on the space hunt right now, with the help of the Seattle government who will aid their search as they are basically being relocated for a massive civic project. The space itself is functional and intimate with a beautiful view of Puget Sound, partially obscured by a freeway that manages to create a near-constant soundscape. We compete with traffic throughout the 3 days and at times manage to overwhelm it and at other times manage to ignore it.
Despite that obstacle, the ensemble is raring to go. They are a game group that do not shy away from risk, big choices, or supporting one another onstage. They have made training a big part of their company's values and it shows. I feel as though I am in the midst of a cohesive ensemble who seem to have an abundance of passion for the work they do together. Few of the 11 members are from Seattle; like Pig Iron they have all found this new home together. They have continued to attract friends and collaborators from other places to make Seattle their home, too. It seems as though, in a few short years, they have carved out a big space for themselves in the theatrical landscape of the city. I only wish I could see one of their pieces.
I was immediately struck by how similar they sound to Pig Iron. They are a group that formed largely as friends in college. Half of the folks come from Williams College, half from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music...a liberal arts college (Swarthmore, for us) and a conservatory (Lecoq, for us). Their work looks and feels very different from one project to the next. They don't seem to have a house style, only a desire to work together. They have divided up the administrative tasks amongst themselves. I would say that Satori Group has their act together far more than we did and they run as an 11-member collective, rather than as a 3-headed Artistic Director.
Our 3 days are spent sharing many of Pig Iron's obsessions. I introduce the singing and running warm-up work we do, which seems to delight this mostly musically-gifted group. Though on Day 2 there were a few folks struggling up the stairs with calf soreness, a common problem from this work. We make little puppet plays performed on top of a table which includes a brilliant one which could have been titled: "The first 8 days". I introduce some of the exercises we used to work on SHUT EYE and PAY UP. We work on developing a heightened sensitivity, an ensemble actor's greatest skill. I make the connection between the work of the tragic chorus and the work of the ensemble. They work on finding a shared impulse, a shared breath and a shared heartbeat. Heady, utopian stuff, to be sure, but an important step in an ensemble's growth together. If you can truly find a shared impulse, the group will head in the same direction. This is as true for a 5-year old ensemble as a 25-year old one.
The longer I spend with Satori, the more convinced I am that there is something at the core of their company which will stick them together. They are beginning to form a mini society, a little microcosm of the world which is governed by its own set of values and rules, which comes together because of a shared vision for the future and a real hunger to play together and make plays together. There is something so noble and sexy about this; no doubt if I were 24 and unsure of my next move, I would hop on a bus and head to Seattle to do what I could to serve the company's dreams. The trip most certainly renewed my sense that anything is possible within an ensemble and that they can be a real hub of energy in a city of individual artists looking for an artistic home.
I am secretly, and now on this blog maybe not so secretly, hoping to check back in on Satori in a year or two and see how their maturing process is going. Their energy is contagious, their warmth and humor is inviting and I hear they throw a heck of a party. The workshop was just the swift kick to the head I needed.


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Whenever I go home to the Philippines, I always make it a point to have as much as massage as possible. I would normally go to the nearest spa, or in-house massage center of the hotel or if I am at home, then I will ask for a home service.
The cost of a full body massage in Singapore is about 60-80 sgd (2,100 to 2,800 pesos) per 1-hour session. The other option is to go to Johor Bahru, Malaysia and pay for slightly cheaper foot or full body massage. At home, a quality massage only cost 250-350 pesos (7-10 sgd or 4-5 euros) for an hour of therapeutic massage.
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My kid loves Pepper Pig. She's too young to play games, but ripping newspaper keeps her happy.
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I guess kids will crave for this..
I love these kind of games. They're cute.
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Exhausting. Anyways, i wasn't sure what the Genre was for this so I guessed Adventure.
This game isn't even in GameFAQs. o.o"
white screen of death in acekard v4.12, any one have same problem.
Confirmed - white screen on acecard.
On the M3 it starts but won't move off the titles - it just stops on a screen saying something like data not found - please remove and reinsert the game pack.
Anyone got this working?
Got it working on the m3/r4. It needs an arm 7 patch - I used arm7fixa with nsmb as a donor - it's working fine on the m3/r4 now but the acekard still throws a white screen.


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How do you make sure that you make the most of those starting days in your first engineering job? We spoke to two engineering recruitment companies to find out what you should – and definitely shouldn't – do. First up – the 'do's'.
#1 – Take your time
Do take the time to look at several jobs and what is on offer. It's better to take the time now, than to job hop later on and potentially slow down your career.
It seems like such a simple thing to do, but far too many new graduates rush into the first job they are offered. That's the wrong approach according to BRC engineering recruitment consultant Mike Waldron.
"Do take the time to join the right company," says Waldron. "If you are working in the oil, gas, nuclear, petrochemical, mining or renewables sectors, you will find the market to be extremely buoyant – securing a position should be of little difficulty."
He says a little time spent at the beginning of your career can pay dividends later on down the line. Don't be afraid to delay making a decision – take the time to speak to other companies to get an idea of what else is on offer.
"Take the time to meet with several companies, compare what career options they can offer you and then stick with that company to achieve it."
Waldron says this is the best way to avoid greener grass syndrome – where you look at another job and feel it could have been better. Even more than giving you the confidence that you made the right choice in the first place, it can help you develop your career faster.
"It's far better to do this now, rather than move from company to company chasing what you always wanted originally," he explains.
#2 – Use your initiative
Do use your initiative – but don't be afraid to ask questions if you're really not sure.
You have a qualification – it says you have a certain level of intelligence. But one of the biggest complaints employers have is that despite that intelligence, new hires often appear to not know how to use it.
Granted there is an understandable level of trepidation when starting a new role. You don't want to make a mistake, but you need to have confidence in your own ability says Greg Lettington, director at Hays Engineering – because your new employers do.
"You've secured the job because your they have faith in your engineering ability, so show they made the right decision and present solutions and ideas, don't wait to be told what to do," he highlights.
However, that doesn't mean that you should be afraid to ask question if you genuinely are not sure about what you are doing.
"Ask as many questions as you can in the first two weeks, the longer you leave it to ask questions the harder it will become," Lettington says. "Even if your boss or colleagues look very busy, ask all the questions needed to help you get up to speed as quickly as possible."
#3 – Take notes
Always take notes. Not only will it help you remember things later on, it will also make you look like you're taking the job seriously.
You have been looking forward to the end of university so that you don't have to take notes any more. Sorry, but you're out of luck. Taking notes – especially at the start of a new job – is something that you need to do.
"Take lots of notes when being given information - this demonstrates to your new employer that you are taking in the training you are being given," says Lettington. "Even if you think you can remember what you're being told, making notes shows you are taking your induction process seriously."
#4 – Keep training
Do keep an eye on the level of training you are getting from your new employer and don't be afraid to ask for more.
One of the biggest mistakes some recent graduates do is think that because they have finished their formal education and have a job, they no longer have to learn.
Big mistake. In fact, one of the best ways you can impress an employer is to show how keen you are to learn and improve yourself. Often employers will pay for high-level training that if you were to fund yourself would run into the thousands.
However, wanting to train isn't enough. You need to make sure your employer is committed to developing you.
"Do keep an eye on the level of training and development that you are getting from your employer," says Waldron. "It is critical that they continue to invest in you and provide opportunities to develop your understanding and experience.
However, he cautions against holding on for the sake of misplaced loyalty. "If you feel you have reached a glass ceiling in terms of what your company can teach you, then it is time to move on to the next challenge."
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Do know your objectives – let them shape your actions and you will be on the path to success.
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Guangzhou is a populous city and the housing supply is as great as the demand. Its population is over 13 million people including a large number of expat. Finding accommodation in Guangzhou should not be a problem, and there are a wide range of options to choose from. Before looking for a place, though, take some time to learn about Guangzhou's neighbourhoods.
Guangzhou is divided into several districts including Yuexiu, Liwan, Panyu, Haizhu, Tianhe, Huangpu and Baiyun, among others. Some of these are known to be business districts and industrial areas while others are deemed to be residential neighbourhoods. Tianhe, for instance, is a business and commercial area hosting shopping malls, office buildings and skyscrapers.
In the city centre, Yuexiu and Liwan mainly include places of worship, wholesale markets, shopping streets as well as places of attraction. In Panyu, you will be delighted to discover the remnants of ancient China through traditional streets. In the suburbs, neighbourhoods such as Huangpu, Nansha, Luogang Zengchen are quite popular with expatriates looking for a more laid-back way of life.
Types of accommodation
You are likely to find different types of accommodation options in Guangzhou, namely apartments, villas, studios and houses. While the city has no shortage of newly-built modern high-rise residential complexes, there is a also a great number of old traditional buildings, which some expatriates prefer for their interesting cultural background.
Your choice of a place will mainly depend on your budget and the length of your stay in the region. If you intend to make a short trip, you can opt for a hotel or an "apart hotel", or even a vacation home. If you plan to stay longer, you can rent a studio, an apartment or a villa according to your financial means and your family situation. Sharing an apartment is also popular among expats — follow local forums to find apart-mates or those renting out a room.
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Some buildings and apartments in Guangzhou are quite old — and though they are rented out at cheaper prices, they will require a fix-up or refurbishment.
Rent prices
To rent a studio in Guangzhou, you will need at least 2,000 yuan and at least 3,500-4,000 yuan to rent a one-bedroom place in the city centre. Bigger places in residential areas would start from 6,000 yuan a month — naturally, the prices go up the closer you move to the city centre. Note that maintenance and care-taking fees, as well as electricity and water bills are paid separately. The pricing heavily depends on the district and apartment condition. Tianhe and Yuexiu are generally more expensive than other districts in the city.
Finding accommodation
You can easily find available accommodation in Guangzhou by surfing the Internet or by viewing classified ads in local newspapers. You can also contact a real estate agency for professional help but keep in mind that you will need to pay a finder's fee. Looking to rent a room? Scan local expat forums or start by renting a place by yourself and then start your search for a suitable apartment mate.
Useful links:
Guangzhou Classifieds
Air BnB
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Bandish Trailer (1980)
11 January 1980 Drama, Action, Crime 151 mins
Kishan (Rajesh Khanna), the rich and spoiled son, studying medicine in college, of a wealthy man (Om Prakash) is taught a lesson in humility by fellow student, Madhu (Hema Malini), and he undergoes a dramatic transformation, and also falls in love with her. Their dreams are shattered when Madhu is killed by Kapilkumar (Danny Denzongpa), and a devastated Kishan relocates to a small village to practice medicine. He meets with Chanchal, an exact look-alike of Madhu, and finds himself drawn towards her, and she too is attracted to him. But does fate have positive results for Kishan?
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South Korea to Host International Meeting
From October 21 to 28, 2018, South Korea will host an International Farmers' Dialogue. Please visit our Events page for more details and be sure to register by July 20th!
Farmers' Dialogue congratulates the Asia Pleateau/Grampari team
In 2002 Farmers' Dialogue delegates from East Africa visited Asia Plateau to attend an International Farmers' Dialogue followed by visits to Indian farms, and they were so inspired by what they saw and heard that they decided to work together to hold similar events in their countries.


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The next morning, we checked out at 9.30 a.m. and had our breakfast at Mcdonald's then we went to Euston Station to store our hand carry bag and per bag cost us £8.00 per day. From here we went to Camden Market, then Emily had her to go to visit the open day at the university where Alexandra McQueen graduated. I am not sure whether the University Saint Marins college of Art & Design as we were not invite to go along.
We went to Harrods instead. Shopping for half an hour we decided to take a break at a cafe to wait for them. While waiting for them I took some street photos. Then Emily text Trixiebella to meet her at Oxford Street - Top Shop. In Oxford all the high street stores are having July grand Sales and even Harrods also having the sales on.
Instead of shopping, we waited for them outside the Top shop while waiting for them, I took this opportunity to took some street photos as I have never attempt to do so. After an hour been told they were still trying the clothing we went to Leicester to have our lunch and dinner. It was easy to go to the China Town but unfortunately, we were lost when getting back to the underground station,
Asked for directions, due some problems with the trains and also rush hours. Our train leave at 6.25 p.m. and Emily and her mum already at Euston Station. Unfortunately for us, we reached the station at 6.35 p.m. and rushed to the platform but the train just closed the doors and we missed the train. Emily and her mum were on the 6.35 p.m. train but we were not.
We been told there will be another train departed at 6.45 p.m. and asked for which platform then went to catch this train. This train reached New Street, Birmingham, then we had to change another train from there to Lichfield which there was no extra charges on the ticket.
Lucky all end well, we reached the Lichfield Trent Valley at 10.45 p.m. which 3 hours later and my husband came and fetch us back home. Oh! what at night but I have never enjoyed myself so more that if I have to go again then I will be happy to do so again.
Places of Interest: Euston, University College London, Victoria & Albert Museum, Harrods, Camden Market, Oxford, King Cross, Leicester Square - China Town.
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December 18, 2014 14:56 ET
ATLANTA, GA--(Marketwired - December 18, 2014) - b-pack, SaaS cloud technology leader in Procure-to-Pay solutions, is happy to announce its continued dynamic growth by opening a new office in the Square Mile. The goal of the new London location is to better serve b-pack's existing customers (Telehouse, United Drug etc.) by ensuring professional account management and to develop new opportunities in the Northern European region.
UK based John Owens, has been appointed as a regional director responsible for business development of b-pack in Great Britain, Ireland and other Nordic countries such as Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway. Having thirty years' experience in business development and account management, John spent more than a half of it in the business outsourcing market. During that time he successfully designed bespoke solutions for tail spend in blue chip organizations in the UK and Ireland. Before joining b-pack at the end of 2014, he was an enterprise account director for an Irish based e-sourcing software company. Here is what John has to say about b-pack: "Being involved in the process management solutions industry from 1999, I've seen how organizations have become much more sophisticated in their needs. Back then it was enough to simply outsource the problem; now CPOs and CFOs want to better understand what is happening with tail spend, whilst automating the day to day activity. b-pack provides a cost effective solution that allows an organization to start small and save big".
Julien Nadaud, CEO and President of b-pack, also gives his thoughts on this exciting news: "We are committed to growing our business globally, but wish to do this with a sustainable business model. After establishing ourselves first in Southern Europe, we then developed our business in the US. We feel the time is right to establish a fixed presence and resource in the UK; allowing us to offer the Northern European market a unique b-pack product."
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Pepenbury is home to 71 people with a learning disability and complex needs. By visiting us you will help us provide a more inclusive environment for our residents and service users.
Our more able residents are regular visitors to the coffee shop and outdoor areas and enjoy meeting members of the public who visit us. Others work on the site and you may see them serving in the coffee shop, caring for our small animals or in our gardens and woodlands, where they are gaining new skills.
Some of our residents may become agitated in public places, which can be unsettling for visitors. However, they will always have their Support Worker with them and other staff will be on hand to help if needed. We have assessed any risk to visitors and put measures in place that mean issues rarely occur. People who visit us regularly get to know our residents and benefit from chatting with them and finding out more about learning disability. Visitors also find our more about the services we provide to ensure residents lead full and active lives, and they become great advocates for our work.
Pepenbury is a unique environment, visitors soon discover for themselves what a special place it is and can't wait to come back and visit us again.
Top Tips for your visit
Pepenbury is free to visit and parking is also free
Lock valuables away and out of sight
A map of the woodlands is available from the Coffee Shop
Please wear sensible footwear as the ground is uneven in places
Wellingtons are advisable in wetter weather
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Please don't feed the animals
Animals may bite
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Our coffee shop is open from 10:00am to 14.30pm weekdays throughout the year and also on Saturdays from May to September. However, we rely on the availability of volunteers to help run the coffee shop, so please phone ahead during office hours on 01892 822168 and check that the coffee shop will be open, especially if you are planning to visit on weekends or Bank Holidays.
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Pepenbury is a charity which supports people with complex needs including physical disabilities and as such has specially designed full wheelchair access throughout the whole complex.
The car park has parking reserved for those with mobility issues. There are pathways from the car park which allow visitors into the woodland walk, animal viewing area, outdoor gym, small animal barn and ramp access to the coffee shop.
The assessable toilets and shower facilities are located on the north side of the estate and is open Monday-Friday 09:00-16:00 (15:00 on Fridays).
There are First Aiders on site at all times and they can be contacted on 07979 179974 should the need arise.
If you require any further access information about Pepenbury please call 07979 179978
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Carnevale '07
I'm so glad it's Sunday. I am sorely in need of a day of rest and will not be getting out of my jammies. The glorious madness of non-stop parties is over, leaving me a happy little puddle of weariness.But enough about me. Let's talk about the Carnevale feast, shall we?
Ah, Carnevale! One of the most favorite of all our feasts, the time when no regard is given to calories, carbs, grams of fat or any of that other nonesense. Time to eat large, drink plenty and generally indulge; it's one last fling with the table before the fast of Lent begins.
The party began my signature apertif snacky thing of orange olives and champagne (or sparkly juice for those either under age or pregnant). Beads were donned.
The first course was a little wedge of paté with cornichon and crackers. One of these days I'll get around to trying my hand at my own country-style pate, lovingly cooked in the proper little paté terrine that Nicole gave me long ago. (I also used to make cornichon from itty bitty French cucumbers that I grew myself. Note to self: find some seed again this year because that was just plain fun).
We have the same salad each year for Carnevale, a very simple toss of chopped celery and shaved Parmesan in a lemon juice/olive oil dressing. It is a surprising combination of refreshing crunchiness. Ancient Romans would secure celery leaves around their heads as a preventative against hang-overs.
Then came the main course, which is always lamb, but this year involved the discovery of something called ras el-hanout, which is Moroccan for "superfantastic and gorgeously aromatic powder of heaven". There wasn't time this week to go to the souk in the Public Market, which would no doubt have had many variations on the theme so I had to make my own. Never having used the stuff before nor having any idea what it is supposed to taste like, some research was involved.
Ras el-hanout is like curry powder in that there are common ingredients to all the recipes but personal twists are given the concoction from region to region, cook to cook. Some of the recipes read like something you'd find in the notebook of a white witch and there wasn't time to search the city for many things unpronouncable. I finally struck on an accessible combination of cinnamon sticks, cloves, fenugreek and the seeds of mustard, coriander, cumin and fennel. One of the common ingredients to the mix, however, is rose petals. The co-op only had rosebuds for craft use and I didn't know if my Valentine roses were free of pesticides or whatever so I threw a pinch or so of rosehips into the mix.
All these lovely things were slowly warmed in a heavy pan until little seeds started popping and incense-like fragrance began wafting through the house. Then everything was whizzed through the spice grinder until reduced to a sneeze-inducing powder.
Instead of leg o', this year we did racks o' lamb. The Spouse rubbed the racks with the gorgeous ras el-hanout, then seared the lamb and tossed it in the oven to roast. The roasting pan was deglazed with shiraz and honey was added to the wine. I added a few tablespoons of rosewater to the honey, to help make up for the absence of roses in the spice rub. The sauce cooked down to a silky little pot of yum. I have a bit of a thing for a good sauce and this one is now on my list of "Top 10 Most Delicious Sauces Ever Eaten".
The lamb, which I can really only refer to now as My Favorite Lamb Dish of All Time, was accompanied by the following:
Bleu Cheese Potatoes (involving quantities of butter and cream plus some emmantaler that was lying around; because you can't have too much cheesey goodness).
Artichoke Heart Gratin, which was stupid simple. The original recipe called for cooking the artichokes in Italian dressing but that just seemed fussy. I used marinated artichokes to begin with. These were cooked by themselves for about 10 minutes, then mozzerella cheese was sprinkled over it all and baked some more, then the dish was sprinkled with french-fried onions and warmed for 1 more minute. It was, um, really yummy.
Green beans tossed with toasted hazelnuts (that ReeRee whacked into little bits for me) and lemon zest, olive oil, salt and pepper completed the plate.
Between dinner and dessert we have a pre-Lenten conversation wherein everyone shares his or her intentions for the coming fast. We draw names for our secret prayer buddy, who we will keep in our prayers during Lent. (In Holy Week we send out what The Child calls "love letters", revealing ourselves). After the sharing and a sung Our Father and the Sanctus (in Latin), it's time to get back to the table.
This year we had 2 desserts. The Neighbor, who came very very late because she was singing in a concert, procured for us a King Cake, baked fresh yesterday morning by a gentleman who is originally from New Orleans. It was very good, with lots of crunchy sugar on the top but as good as it was last night, it was even more spectacular this morning with coffee. King Cake, which actually has it's roots in Epiphany, has a little surprise baked into it and the person who gets the prize has the honor of procurring next year's cake. That would be Jerry.
But the essential tradition of this Carnevale feast is that dessert must be rich and decadent. This year's choice was tiramisu, from Dariush's recipe. Let's just call it what it really is, shall we? Coronary in a Trifle Bowl. But what a way to go.
Layers of ladyfingers soaked in coffee and marsala (because I was too lazy to get amaretto-and frankly, I think I liked it even better that way) between which lurked cups and cups of luscious filling (marscapone cheese combined with a whipped egg yolk/sugar thing combined with thick cream). For a little extra Carnevale glam, I also sprinkled grated chocolate between the filling and ladyfingers. Just before serving it got a nice sprinking of unsweeted cocoa. (I doubled the recipe, Dariush. It turned out really well. Thanks again). It was the best tiramisu I've ever tasted...rich and flavorful but with a good balance between all the elements, which is usually where tiramisu fails, imho.
And then there was the post-prandial indulgence of Scotch or a last glass of wine. The Neighbor arrived just as everyone else was preparing to take their sated selves away so she got to give out hugs and then The Spouse and I sat with her while she ate the plate of food we'd kept warm for her. And then we took our tired selves to bed and I didn't even care that there were still dishes to do. Someone will get around to them eventually.


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POLICE have moved a number of protestors who were sat at the entrance to the Kirby Misperton fracking site.
Officers attended earlier this afternoon to request that the protestors move as they were blocking vehicle access to the site.
Several refused and were lifted out of the way.
Police said in a statement: "Several protestors were moved away from the front of the site. There were no arrests.
"We will continue to take a 'neighbourhood policing' approach to any protest activity. That means we will engage with people, and explain what is acceptable in terms of safety and reasonableness, as we did this afternoon.
"We know that there are very different views about hydraulic fracturing, but as the local police, our responsibility is to carry out our duties impartially as a police service.
"This means we have a duty to make sure that people who want to assemble and protest do so safely, balancing this against a duty to ensure that businesses can go about their lawful commercial activity."
The presence of protestors at the site itself came following an announcement by the county council that all planning conditions have now been discharged.
Around 30 people joined together at the gates to the site where the fracking is due to start in the coming weeks.
Ian Conlan from Malton, who took part in the action said: "We have tried every other method of objecting to Third Energy's plans to frack at Kirby Misperton and the will of local people who object to fracking taking place in Ryedale has been ignored, so we have no alternative left now but to protest in this way.
"We will continue to oppose Third Energy in a peaceful manner and urge others to join us."
Suzanne Rayment, who lives in the village of Kirby Misperton, added: "Everyone has a choice. You either decide to stand up against what is going to bring about the devastation of the countryside or you sit back and watch."
Protestors from the protection camp say they sat "quietly and calmly" across the gates once again this morning, when two maintenance vehicles arrived carrying Sodium Hydrochloride, until they were moved by North Yorkshire Police officers.
Another vehicle arrived an hour later, the protectors said, but they let it pass once they establised it was bringing people from the Environment Agency, there to carry out environmental monitoring.
Protection camp resident Michelle Easton said: "As far as we're concerned all the work happening behind the gate will lead to fracking, even routine maintenance. While we feel the monitoring of the site is woefully inadequate, we don't want to add to its ineffectiveness."
A North Yorkshire Police spokesman confirmed they had been at the site at around 10.15am, and had moved people away from the front of the site. They confirmed that no arrests had been made.
Campaigners have already announced they will hold a candlelit vigil outside the entrance to the KM8 fracking site, just outside Kirby Misperton village at 8pm this evening (September 13).


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You can make a difference!
Believe it or not, the most effective way to make an impact on the world is to make an impact on individual people. How do you do that? Through influence.
In How to Influence People, leadership guru John C. Maxwell and his friend Jim Dornan tell you how to make a positive impact on every person in your life, from your children and coworkers to your customers and the barista at the coffee shop.
How to Influence People will empower you to become a potent and positive influence in the lives of those around you without using a position or title. By "pouring your life into other people" (Dr. Maxwell's definition of mentoring), "you can truly make a difference in their lives." And when you make a difference in the lives of others, it makes a difference in your life too.
Learn to perceive the stages of influence in your relationships and skillfully navigate your progress from perfect stranger to helpful confidant, to inspiring mentor and multiplier of influencers.
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|John C. Maxwell
John C. Maxwell is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, coach, and speaker who has sold more than thirty million books in fifty languages. He has been identified as the #1 leader in business by the American Management Association and the most influential leadership expert in the world by Business Insider and Inc. magazines. He is the founder of the John Maxwell Company, the John Maxwell Team, EQUIP, and the John Maxwell Leadership Foundation, organizations that have trained millions of leaders from every country of the world. The recipient of the Mother Teresa Prize for Global Peace and Leadership from the Luminary Leadership Network, Dr. Maxwell speaks each year to Fortune 500 companies, presidents of nations, and many of the world's top business leaders. He can be followed at Twitter.com/JohnCMaxwell. For more information about him, visit JohnMaxwell.com.
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Jim Dornan was educated at Purdue University in aeronautical engineering. He has successfully made the transition from aerospace to the world of global marketing and is president and owner of Network TwentyOne International. He is also co-founder, along with John Maxwell, of the non-profit EQUIP Foundation.
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