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270 student musicians played in three concerts over the 2 days. A fantastic student stage crew, comperes and lighting crew supported them.
18 performances, ranging from small instrumental ensembles to the 60-piece College Symphony Orchestra entertained parents, teachers and many of the local grade 6 primary school students. Each concert finished with the Finale, with all performers taking the stage.
Along with comments about the high quality of the musicianship, audience members enjoyed the students' obvious love of music and performing - "So lovely to see all the kids having such a brilliant time. I found their joy very contagious!"
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The title must have made you curious right? Before I proceed to make the announcement I would like to wish all my Hindu readers a very Happy Pongal/Makara Sankranthi.
At this point I just want to tell what the news is, but I'm trying to build some suspense here. It's going to be difficult though because the one thing I'm very bad at, is writing interestingly. I especially admire my friends Dee, DK, Srivalli and Sunshinemom for their style of writing. They can turn even a simple recipe post into something very special. Me on the other hand, I have an interesting news to share with all of you and I'm already struggling for words.
I don't know if you all have noticed a pattern in this blog over the past couple of months? I know that some of you did, from the emails I have been receiving. Any guesses? It's that it has been ages since I have posted any non-baking recipes in egglesscooking.com. In the past 8 months I have posted only 2 non-baking recipes and the remaining were all egg free baking recipes. It did not happen just like that but I have been doing this on purpose. I felt that posting other cooking recipes might distract the attention of the visitors who come here looking for just eggless baking recipes. I didn't want to dilute the essence of this blog by posting other recipes. So I started to post only egg free baking recipes here. I still was cooking a lot of interesting stuff and was taking pictures of it too. I don't know for what though. At the back of my mind I had this idea of having another blog for all those recipes but things were not coming together. We started the Forum, I made a trip to India, came back and started taking the Wilton's Cake Decorating courses and lot of other things were happening.
In the meanwhile I also started receiving mails from some of the regular followers of this blog telling that they were missing the vegetarian and vegan cooking recipes I used to post earlier. This made me thinking and with a lot of pressure from my husband I decided to do something about it. Just a quick digress, I'm still trying to find out if it is a good thing or a bad thing that your husband is very supportive of your blogging! I completely agree that this blog will not be what it is now without his hard work but sometimes it is too much to take.
Now back to where I left. Finally I did decide to start another food blog to feature other vegetarian and vegan non-baking recipes. So that's my news. We have been working on this for a couple of weeks now and wanted to make it public on the 1st of January 2010 but then we were going back and forth and felt that everything was not perfect and wanted to improve a lot. Later we realized that improvisation is a never ending process so it is better to get it done when you still have some enthusiasm left for the new project. So we decided to go public today because it is believed by Tamilians around the world that the month of Thai (beginning today) is auspicious and it paves way for new and better opportunities.


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There's a new 10 point Pampers Gifts to Grow offer available through their EcoNursery game. All you have to do is take the 10 question quiz midway down the page and you'll get a code for the points. You don't even have to be smart; I only got two questions correct. It's like kindergarten all over again.
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London: Splitting tablets into two or more parts is potentially dangerous and could lead to people taking the wrong dose, warn researchers.
There could be serious consequences, especially with pills that have a narrow margin between a therapeutic and a toxic dose, the Daily Express reported citing the Journal of Advanced Nursing.
Splitting means tablet parts are often unequal in size. Researchers found that 31 percent of split tablets deviated from the recommended dose by at least 15 percent and sometimes by more than 25 percent.
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Squishy Forts: Modular Pillow Fort Construction Kits
Squishy Forts: Modular Pillow Fort Construction Kits
Forts, not farts. Squishy farts are totally different and, at least in my experience, often result in running to the bathroom to check your underwear.
These (the blue pieces) are Squishy Forts, modular pillow fort construction kits designed by Ross Currie (and not Marie Curie, who I heard could glow in the dark). They come in column and wall pieces and connect to each other via embedded magnets. You and I? You and I connect to each other via shared interests. What do you like? "Yu-Gi-Oh!" Yeah I'm not into that, what else? "Pogs." Jesus, is it 1992? Just say video games. "Video games." See? I love video games. We're practically BFFs, if BFFs hated each other and spent all their spare time fantasizing about killing the other one. Squishy Fort kits start at $135 for a 6-column 4-wall 'basic set'. Alternatively, do what I did and go to the thrift store and buy all their couch cushions. Now I have pillow fort bugs.
Keep going for a couple more shots and the Kickstarter video.
from Geekologie – Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/geekologie/iShm/~3/bxLuIHcQSrw/squishy-forts-modular-pillow-fort-constr.php
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Location: Hartney
Janice McBrien: Vibrancy Grows in the Garden and on the Canvas
Our second interview in Hartney, Manitoba was actually just outside Hartney at a beautiful little acreage with some wonderful family history. After our overnight stay at the local campground we set out the next morning to go find Janice McBrien and her husband Bill. They live on a farm that was once homesteaded by Janice's father. He built the original cinder block house they now call home. Although Janice and Bill are both retired, the land they love keeps them working hard but is also a simultaneous source of inspiration.
Upon the usual greetings, Janice invited us in to their home, kindly offered us coffee and a chance to get to know a little bit about her and Bill and their life together. They shared with us stories of their ten years of life together in the Northwest Territories. They once owned a gallery and framing store there which occupied much of their time, but all the while falling in love with the landscape, flora and fauna. Bill gave us a word of advice; if we ever find ourselves living there make sure we are equipped with a parka and a bug suit. Sounds like worthy advice to me!
These days Janice and Bill enjoy what they call "picking". They go to garage sales and pick up all kinds of treasures which Bill sells on E-Bay. His favourite find is vintage cameras. Janice loves her garden and spends a significant amount of her summer there. She plants seeds that she saved from the summer before to grow both annual flowers and vegetables. Fall brings with it the harvest of sixty tomato plants and a whole lot of canning.
When I asked Janice how she got started painting she explained to me that many years ago her son was taking a painting class and she was so thrilled with what he had done that she really wanted to give it a try. This ignited a passion for painting that has carried on to this day. Many artists identify their interests through whatever medium they choose to use. Janice loves colour and the flowers in her garden are the inspiration for her paintings. Growing up as a little girl, her family always had beautiful blooms filling the gardens and the vases. Janice takes her delicate and vibrant subjects and creates wonderful watercolour paintings in their honour. She has done oil and acrylic but she loves the challenge watercolour presents to her. As she says, there is no messing around that can be done. It is what it is and you either commit or you start over.
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Watch the video interview below of Janice McBrien as she talks about her creative passion and we invite you to leave a comment for Janice as well.
Pat Jackson Reveals Small is Beautiful
Hartney, Manitoba was the first place we decided to try out our new artist finding strategy. This entailed asking the local folks if there are any fine artists or crafts people in town. In Hartney I went into the town office and inquired with a lady behind the front desk and also with Dawn the librarian. At first they had trouble coming up with anyone but soon names were rolling off their tongues and Dawn even volunteered to help by calling a few on my behalf. I should have clarified that we couldn't interview all of them but we managed to arrange two interviews and one of them being Pat Jackson.
Pat is an artist who creates miniature porcelain dolls. She began working with standard sized dolls, but due to an unfortunate accident left her unable to manage the larger size and so she began working in miniature and as she says, became hooked. She pours her own porcelain into premade molds and she also does her own original castings which usually are one of a kind. The faces are hand painted and each layer of porcelain paint requires eight hours of time in the kiln. Upon completion, Pat then looks for the ideal fabric to make the dolls clothing, even the underwear is authentic to that period of time. As Pat was explaining to us what she does, I continued to be amazed at the patience this woman must have. She says this is one of the benefits of living in a small town where there are less distractions and in her case her dolls are a great way to occupy her time.
Pat designs and makes her own settings and accessories as well. Her Victorian and Edwardian dolls have the furniture appropriate for the period and accompanied by adornments of flowers. I was astounded to learn that a vase (which was a miniature brass candle holder) of paper iris's were all painted and assembled by hand. Each bloom was the size of a lady bug. She even needed some camouflage material for a male doll she made to represent the soldiers coming home for Christmas. There is no fabic with the tiny camouflage pattern she required so it was hand painted on. It seems there is no limitation to Pat's imagination when it comes to finding materials to suit her particular needs and she is constantly utilizing found things. One day while grooming her dog, she saw the need to create a miniature dog that resembled her pet and she used scraps of her pooches hair to get the job done. She also asked her daughter Niquie if she would donate a snippet of her hair to authenticate the original miniature Niquie baby doll. I must say that the resemblance of the dolls to their living counterparts is uncanny.
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The research, care and detail that Pat puts into these very tiny dolls is nothing less than astounding and from what I can see there isn't anything she has left out. Some of the details are so small you would need a magnifying glass in order not to miss anything.
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After last weeks outstanding performance at Sedgely Park (well done again) it was back into a normal training session at Gorton Street.
Due to the cold emphasis was placed on keeping the kids moving and warm rather than specifics with myself hobbling along and keeping up as best I could. It was also good to see all running about with broad smiles despite the weather.
Tyler seems to be the undoubted king of Heroes and Villains winning twice and tagging many. The instinctive rucks created in the numbers game at the end were impressive (and no moans from those on the bottom). Well done Lucas for the leg drive in a rolling maul, almost like a pro! Martin, when are we supposed to start full contact????????????
STAR OF THE WEEK, for drive, determination, enthusiasm, concentration and always being first to the ball (and at the bottom of the pile), goes to Sandy. Excellent session and well done.
Next week we have a home game against Heaton Moor. Official start time is 10:30 but please be early as we intend to get some warm ups going at 10:15. In addition, if parking is not allowed on the overflow car park then there will be little parking space available.


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Labour councillors are calling on Barnet Council to lobby the Government to ensure members of the armed forces are recognised in the next census in a motion to the forthcoming full council meeting on Tuesday 1 November.
The motion from Cllr Arjun Mittra highlights the Royal British Legion's campaign 'Count Them In' to include a new topic in the 2021 census that concerns military service and membership of the Armed Forces community.
At the moment there is an absence of information on the size or demographics of the Armed Forces community in Barnet. The data would help the Council and other partner organisations to provide services that address the unique needs of the Armed Forces community in the borough.
East Finchley councillor, Arjun Mittra said "At a recent community engagement event at Copthall hosted by the London Division of the army, a presentation by officers really brought home how local our servicemen and women are, and that without an accurate census we could well be making decisions that might negatively impact on them."
Fellow East Finchley Councillor Alison Moore also added that "We owe our servicemen and women such a debt of gratitude for all they do for us. This is the morally right thing to do."
1. Link to Cllr Mittra's motion: http://barnet.moderngov.co.uk/documents/s35537/Opposition%20Motion%20in%20the%20name%20of%20Cllr%20Arjun%20Mittra%20-%20Royal%20British%20Legion%20Count%20Them%20In%20Campaign%20.pdf
2. Link to the Royal British Legion 'Count them in' campaign: http://www.britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/campaign/count-them-in/


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Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Wednesday Wisdom: Happiness vs. Joy
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I love this post! It's so humbling when we fall straight down from the top, but thanks to faith we can refocus on the bigger picture and see things more clearly when that specific distraction has been removed. Keep your chin up girl, there's so much good to look forward to in this life! Just remember that God's plan is bigger and better than anything that we can think up for ourselves.ReplyDelete
xo. A Peachy Sonder
Sometimes things don't go the way that they go in your head and THAT'S OKAY! I have a lot of trouble with this and it never gets easier! But that's also okay! Everything is going to turn out exactly the way they're supposed to!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJuly 8, 2015 at 5:28 PM
It makes me so happy to hear that even if the LSAT didn't work out as planned, you remained optimistic and looked for joy out of your experience! You go girl! I know so many people who gave up on their dreams ~completely~ after receiving their scores from a big exam like the MCAT and LSAT. Things will be looking up for you xxReplyDelete
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I seriously struggle when I don't succeed at doing something the first time. It wasn't until one night a few months ago when I totally screwed up dinner and I just sat on the ground and cried. I then realized it was so not worth it to be SO upset! I've been working hard on staying more positive lately.ReplyDelete
This is such a great post. It's so important to put everything in perspective and you're clearly great at that. I'm so glad that most things are going well in your life!ReplyDelete
I love how you're keeping a positive outlook despite the setback -- so inspiring.ReplyDelete
You just have to be able to see the good in things and be able to look past the negativity which you're doing flawlessly at by the way.
xoxo, Jenny || Breakfast at Lillys
It's so hard to recognize and remember the difference between happiness and joy, thank you for reminding me! I really struggle when things don't go the way I expected or planned and I generally have a hard time getting over it, which I'm working on, but disappointment is hard. Kudos to you though for being positive and looking at your LSAT scores in a different way. Plus if I told you how many times the attorneys in my office had to retake their LSAT or specialization exam, you would be surprised. I just know your happy roller coaster will continue, and it will include some absolute joy.ReplyDelete
Southern Belle Secrets
This is such a thoughtful post, and I really loved reading it. Your positive outlook despite some obstacles is very inspiring!ReplyDelete
You are so wonderful and so inspiring! I took the MCAT last year and I didn't do as well as I had hoped and it really blew. So many people have to retake the LSAT - just keep trying and I know you will do great things! xoReplyDelete
Michaela || The Monogrammed Midwesterner
Such an inspiring post. I am glad that you didn't let this discourage you. I'll pray your next test goes well. :)ReplyDelete
Awww, this is sch a beautiful post! Yes, there is a difference between happiness and joy, but I think it just makes us realized what is important. <3ReplyDelete
xx Bash | Bash Says Hey | bloglovin'
I'm horrible at taking tests. Like really bad.. and I used to get so down about it because i felt dumb but I realized that they aren't really a way of measuring how smart or unsmart we are (not a word but okay). I'm sure you have such beautiful things in store for you and I can't wait to witness them come to fruition!ReplyDelete
The Fashionista's Diary
I love this post! I am SO happy for you! Cancer free for 4 years?? That is amazing girl! On a test taking note, I am a horrible test taker. I used to have panic attacks (embarrassing, I know) and had to leave the room. I remember thinking "I know this!" but just totally blanking. I truly believe that everything happens for a reason, and something amazing is coming your way despite your test scores. You are not your test score (Sorry...I'm a teacher, I had to!).ReplyDelete
xo Ashley
Joy and happiness are two different things, and I love your post about this! I have had almost daily moments of how in the world is my life going to work out? But it has up to this point so I am going to have to trust that God has a plan!ReplyDelete
Remember you're not your test score, and that you seem to already be making such a difference where you are! Law school is a great opportunity but it's not everyone! I know that everything will work out for you!
PS I'm so glad your 4 years cancer free :)
I am sorry that you didn't do as well as you wanted. I think adjusting your attitude about it like you did is absolutely the best way to handle it! Everything happens for a reason and this is definitely the right path to be on!ReplyDelete
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Great post, I love your perspective!! Life is such a rollercoaster ride and I feel like you never know how long you'll be going up before shooting down but it's so important to remember it's not the end! Congrats on all your achievements and I hope you get to see God's will work in your life soon!ReplyDelete
I really admire your attitude during this time. You are way more than a test score. Whatever comes next for you, I'm sure it's all what God intended. Keep thinking positive!ReplyDelete
xo, Alicia | Alicia Tenise
Dana, I got goosebumps reading this! You are SO RIGHT - God's will might just literally not be for you to go to law school! It just means He has something THAT MUCH MORE MAGICAL in store for you. And that's just such a powerful realization, isn't it? I love your differentiation between happiness and joy. I need to read that today, because you're right - there is definitely a difference between the two, and it's incredibly important to remember that when it becomes too easy to seek out immediate pleasures instead of waiting it out for those raw, real joys from above. A+ post, girlfriend. Sharing on Twitter!ReplyDelete
Coming Up Roses
I absolutely love this post. Your relationship with God is just so inspiring!!♥ReplyDelete
Felice Raina { The Kiss Of Joy }
I love that things are going well for you! Don't feel conceited when talking about it, you deserve it! :)ReplyDelete
xx | Steph @ The Lovely Essentials & Jenssen's Designs
I love your attitude, and I completely agree! I know that God has big things in store for you! And by the way, a huge CONGRATS for being cancer-free for 4 years! How incredible!ReplyDelete
Sometimes we focus so much on one thing we forget to recognize what God has done, you are absolutely right he has something better lined up for you, this post is really encouraging...thank you!ReplyDelete
I loved reading this post! I never really though about the difference between joy and happiness before, but that is very true! You have so many exciting things happening in your life that you can't let the LSAT get you down. I'm sure everything will work out in the end for you!ReplyDelete
Jenni // The Beautiful Little Fools
I'm always telling myself that God's plans are better than what we plan for. He answers our prayers in 3 ways: Yes, Not right now, or I've got something better in mind for you! I truly believe that!ReplyDelete
I love that you stay so real to your blog. So often, many bloggers only tell the "good" stuff. Sometimes as Christians and followers of God, we expect life to be hunky dory and that He'll honor our plans for our lives. But yet, we forget in life, we're to honor HIS plans. Not sure what God has in store for you but I know it's going to be so much greater than anything you've ever imagined for yourself!ReplyDelete
I have never thought about the difference between happiness and joy before so I'm really glad you wrote this! I think when something we really want to happen doesn't it is really easy for us to be angry with God and ask "why, me?" I know I have done that countless times, but remembering that he has a bigger picture for you and that he only gives you what he knows you can handle gets me through those harder times.ReplyDelete
At the end of the day you're a beautiful woman with a beautiful soul and one of the best friends I could ask for! Thank you for this inspiration!
xx. Brittany | Southern Soul
- AnonymousJuly 15, 2015 at 3:38 PM
Even though I'm not overly religious, I believe in God and that he has better things planned for us - so if something doesn't turn out how you've expected, there is definitely a good reason behind it :)ReplyDelete
Pop over to my blog!
I was very disappointed when I failed the Bar exam but now I am ready again to take it. I have studied hard for that and have prepared with the help of online Bar Review Courses and I am sure that I will score high this time.ReplyDelete


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Some vegetables are too eager. They race for maturity, but deteriorate if not picked, leaving you to eat a season's quota of your favourite crop in one go.
Just too many radish.
The trick is staggering harvest times by sowing seeds little and often in 'succession'.
You can keep your plate evenly full by growing young plants to replace those that have just vanished into the kitchen.
Crops suited to succession sowing:
Impatient crops that have an ideal maturity and don't store well. These chaps will sulk if not harvested, usually producing seeds or losing tenderness, so are best sown regularly.
For example (links open Garden Organic PDFs): Annual Spinach, Broad Bean, Leaf Beet, Calabrese, Carrot, Cabbage, Kohl Rabi, Lettuce, Pea, Radish, Rocket, Salad Onion, Turnip, Swede, Summer Salads, and Seed Sprouts.
Crops less is need of succession sowing:
Generous crops that can't resist yielding for long periods, such as tomatoes and runner beans. These crops are best sown once. Likewise crops that like to culminate their season at about the same time every year, such as pumpkins and squashes.
Weather can ruin the best laid horticultural plans
A hot or cold spell can excite or depress crops sown at different times, letting them catch up with one another. So, a couple of useful tips to help buffer the effects of surprise weather:
- Rather than follow a rigid sowing schedule – with new carrots every third Sunday, wait for the earlier sowing to grow merrily before sowing again.
- Pick crops early, munching young plants as 'thinnings', leaving alternate plants to grow larger.
- Speed up slower specimens by covering with a cloche or horticultural fleece for a couple of weeks. This will get them growing!
Going further
Succession sowing can continue for several months depending on the crop and, more and more, clever new varieties. Have a look at the Organic Gardening Catalogue.
Don't feel obliged to grow young plants next to old so they compete in rows, or entertain large bare spaces with the promise of late season sowings… So long as there are crops of different age around your growing space, then local tableware will be pleased.
Just after the thrill of eating own-grown produce, is experimenting with different veg at different harvest times. I find succession sowing, with the many caveats, one of most exciting of all horticultural delights.
Did you know that Garden Organic publishes a wondrous array of growing tips?
Click here to discover unusual crops (opens 'Sowing New Seed' project website)
Step by step growing activities…
Become a Garden Organic member…
What to do in the garden in June and July
Lively growing blogs by volunteer Master Gardeners:
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Codfree is italian freeware software for the verification and search of Italian tax codes, it provides a complete database of these codes, letting the user to modify and save any information of this any particular code. It includes the amendments, municipalities and the abroad Italian states.
This software is supported from Windows 9x. Freeware download of CodFree 6.0, size 0 b.
Freeware clone of the famous arcade game. While on the run from the evil Cigarette Ghosts, you navigate Scynse-Man through several mazes, gobbling all of the pills lying around. Power pills allow you to turn the tables and eat the monsters, earning lots of points. To gain even more points you can go for the fruits appearing at random places. Your. Freeware download of Scynse-Man 3.0.241, size 71.97 Mb.
SudoCue is Freeware. That may set your expectations a little lower than usual. Nevertheless, SudoCue is one of the most powerful sudoku solvers currently available, and it has many features that you will fail to find in any other sudoku program. Enjoy solving even the most difficult sudoku games.. Freeware download of SudoCue 126.96.36.199, size 8.47 Mb.
Freeware Chinese Chess game for Windows.
Although the built-in AI is weak, this game allows separate AI engines to be "plugged in". This lets you combine stronger AI engines with some of this program's nicer features: stylish graphics; a simple, intuitive user interface; and standard Chinese Chess file support. Qianhong also. Freeware download of Qianhong 3. 5. 2001, size 39.52 Mb.
Sudoku Z is a freeware, a Windows application, specially built for Windows XP. However, it shouldn't be any problem running it in older version of Windows as well. The program creates sudoku puzzles for you to solve. It can also help you to analyze a puzzle. You can print out a puzzle, you can load and save it. You can even enter an external. Freeware download of Sudoku Z 188.8.131.52, size 0 b.
Camouflage is a freeware plug-in for PhotoShop compatible plug-in hosts.
It will work with applications such as Adobe PhotoShop, JASC Paint Shop Pro, Corel PhotoPaint, ULead PhotoImpact and MicroGrafx Picture Publisher amongst many others.
With Camouflage you can easily create any type of camouflage texture you desire, ranging. Freeware download of Camouflage 220.127.116.11, size 0 b.
BlockCAD is a freeware program for building virtual models with Lego-like bricks.
You can save your models, or save pictures of them (.bmp, .jpg), even reuse a complete model as a part in another model.
BlockCAD is not a full CAD program, the pieces can only be placed 'studs up', and rotated in steps of 90 degrees. It. Freeware download of BlockCAD 3 19, size 84.83 Mb.
FastFontPreview is a Freeware font manager for Windows. It contains basic functions for font management - VERY fast preview both uninstalled or installed fonts by folder from Hard drive,CD's or USB drive and quick one - click font installing. Fast font preview supports management with True Type and Open Type fonts with (*.ttf ) extension and. Freeware download of FastFontPreview 3.0.2, size 1.28 Mb.
K-PACS is a general viewing application, which comes along with a cool freeware-- the DICOM Viewer. The K-PACS provides the user with variety of tools for viewing and manipulating DICOM images, measuring and converting those measurements into several image formats and implementation of many other important DICOM service classes such as store,. Freeware download of K-PACS Workstation 188.8.131.52, size 7.44 Mb.
Mandelbrot Explorer is Freeware software, allowing the exploration of the Mandelbrot Set and the Julia Sets. With it, you can magnify selected areas of any of these fractal images – up to a massive magnification of 10 13 (that's 10,000,000,000,000)! You can colour the resulting pictures in any way you choose, save the images to. Freeware download of Mandelbrot_Explorer 1 5, size 0 b.
Imgares - powerful yet freeware batch image processing (resizing images) and slideshow maker.
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Excellent free image editor, freeware that offers to perform certain basic functions very practical and simple.
Within its capabilities Pixelitor allows us to eliminate the "noise" of images, fix red-eye effects that are so common when using the flash in an environment with very little lighting.
Pixelitor has. Freeware download of Pixelitor 1. 1. 2002, size 1.08 Mb.
The goal of this freeware is to protect your engineering know-how. Frequently a lot of knowledge is deposited in CATIA models, in the form of properties, parameters or formulas. This knowledge can be deleted with one push of a button, without destroying the structure of your models.
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- Data. Freeware download of CATClean 1.0, size 2.58 Mb.
The UKTrainSim Freeware Project is here to make your life easier. By collecting together freeware items and re-skins for RailWorks donated by the community into simple to download and install packs that hope to achieve the following core aims:
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- Reliable resource for freeware developers
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cam2pc Freeware Edition 4.6 is a program to browse, view and download your photos.
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It is possible to view your images in full screen, even using an automatic slideshow, with more than 80. Freeware download of cam2pc Freeware Edition 4. 6. 2001, size 0 b.
GorbTrack or Geostationary Orbit Tracker is a freeware program intended to be an aid in finding geostationary satellites. It produces output helpful in aiming dishes for receiving television broadcast satellites. The program also displays several astronomical values like the positions of the sun and moon. GorbTrack can read files provided by NIMA. Freeware download of GorbTrack 0.40, size 5.39 Mb.
Special Freeware ('lite') TreePad version, designed particularily with the Asian user in mind.
Supports non-western fonts.
Like TreePad Freeware, it handles plain text, though not images.
This is a the 'classic' older version, which supports Asian fonts as well.
For Windows 7, XP, Vista, 200x, NT, 9x, ME. Freeware download of TreePad Asia 4 3, size 1.08 Mb.
Gekko Manager is a freeware file manager and FTP client for Windows. It is like Windows Explorer, but can do much more, for example; access FTP servers, pack and unpack ZIP files, save log file. It has grate interface with two fixed windows side by side and many useful options. Gekko Manager makes work really easier.. Freeware download of Gekko Manager 0.77, size 83.06 Mb.
Ping Plotter Freeware is a ping and traceroute analysis tool. It can be used for both short- and long-term analysis of latency. The application can trace any IP address or domain and show you a complete analysis of all the hops that a connection makes to get to the specified host. This is all very technical. Basically, the application assesses how. Freeware download of Ping Plotter Freeware 188.8.131.52, size 8.19 Mb.
NetScanG is a freeware network monitor that will monitor Windows based domains.
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Dear St. Luke's Parishioners,
By now you have mowed your lawn several times. The grass, flowers, trees and most all of nature is in full array. God is blessing the earth and those who live on it.
Sunday, May 10, I joined my siblings, nieces and nephews with my mother for Mother's Day at the Harlan Hospital. We enjoyed the day sharing memories with her and each other. May we all be able to recall the blessed moments of life with our mothers.
Monday, May 11, I joined lots of golfers out at Willow Creek for the annual St. Vincent de Paul Golf Outing and Fundraiser. We all struggled to keep warm with the wind and the cool, damp weather. I had a few good shots and then the others not to speak about.
Tuesday meant several trips up to the building site to keep up with the rapid pace of progress there. I met with a couple beginning their wedding plans for their next year's wedding at St. Luke's. The weddings are beginning to get scheduled already.
Wednesday I joined the team of those who interview prospective seminarians for a round table about our interviews with him. Each of us had talked to a young man about the possibility of his going to the seminary and we discussed our interviews and recommended him to the bishop.
Thursday I joined area priests for our "Pastor's Lunch" where we shared good food and talked about the happenings in our parishes. It is a great way to support each other and to gain new ideas. That evening, the Parish Pastoral Council held its regular meeting. I shared a reading from the Liturgy of the Hours by St. John Chrysostom concerning the selection of St. Matthias to become the 12th Apostle. We then had a lively discussion of Chapter 4 from the book "Forming Intentional Disciples." After reviewing the various committee activities for the month, we discussed the upcoming June 20th, 4:00 pm Blessing of our Worship Space by Bishop Pates. An open house for 1-3:00 pm was planned with guided tours by several of the Council members. We will make further plans for after the Mass celebration as well.
Friday and Saturday, I made my way back to Harlan to be with my mother in hospice. Nine of the ten siblings with in-laws and some of the nieces and nephews were gathering in prayer and support. I enjoyed having Mass in Mom's room with all those gathered. We reflected that she would soon come to Jesus Ascended to the right hand of God the Father. Thank you to Fr. John Dorton for celebrating the Saturday evening Mass for me.
On Sunday after the 9:00 am Mass, I enjoyed hosting brunch with High School graduates with their families at The Noodle Zoo. Thank you for your generosity with the 2nd collection for the victims of the Earthquake in Nepal.
After Mass on Sunday, May 17, I realized that we will be at St. Anne's and Ashland Ridge for Sunday Masses only 4 more times! Moving into our new facilities is coming up so fast with many tasks to be finished before them. We continue to thank the Lord for the many workers and volunteers who have enabled us to be this close to finishing these facilities.
May the Holy Spirit touch you and your family as we celebrate Pentecost and the birth of the Church. May that Holy Spirit be with us as we anticipate the blossoming of St. Luke the Evangelist Parish.
Fr. Larry Hoffmann


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Folks online thought there was something amusingly familiar about the gloves that Team USA athletes wore for Friday's Winter Olympics opening ceremony.
Namely, that the fringed, suede garments were strikingly similar to those donned by Jim Carrey's character Lloyd Christmas in the hit 1994 movie "Dumb and Dumber."
Polo Ralph Lauren is the official outfit designer for the U.S. Olympic squad in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The gloves are retailing for $995 online, but are currently listed as out of stock.
David Lauren, chief innovation officer at the clothing company, previously hailed the team's look for celebrating "the American spirit, with iconic pieces updated with modern details and technical fabrications."
But for many people online, it was just a delightful reminder of Lloyd Christmas:
Well, I at least enjoyed the "Lloyd Christmas Dumb & Dumber" gloves the Americans were wearing. #Olympics
— sethteel (@sethteel) February 10, 2018
We are still unsure what kind of gloves America should wear to the games, Mr. Lauren. We need to decide by the end of the day.
Ralph Lauren after watching Dumb and Dumber: No worries, I have an idea. pic.twitter.com/OkDDe5XJy5
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I am passionate about helping my clients and the more I do it, the more I love it.
Kill Devil Hills, NC (PRWEB) October 09, 2016
Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty, a leading real estate firm located at North Carolina's Outer Banks would like to congratulate Heather VanderMyde, of the VanderMyde Real Estate Group for earning the Agent of the Month Award for September, 2016.
"Communication is the most important trait a listing agent can have. I listen to my sellers and their goals and I implement a listing plan of action to get their property sold. I'm in constant communication with my sellers advising them on leads, video, internet, and social media marketing, market changes and statistics. If our efforts are not producing leads or activity we re-group with our seller until something starts to produce buyer activity and offers. I am passionate about helping my clients and the more I do it, the more I love it."says Heather VanderMyde.
Heather is a strong team leader and our best listing agent. She is always thinking of new ways to market her listings and has embraced video technology as a way to get added exposure for her sellers, says Pamela Smith, Vice President of Sales.
Locally established for over 25 years, Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty is family owned and operated with over 45 dedicated real estate professionals providing the full range of residential and commercial real estate services throughout the Outer Banks and northeast North Carolina. Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty sells more real estate than any other firm on the Outer Banks.*
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Super-tough, super-stretchy artificial spider silk spun from water
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Researchers from the University of Cambridge have developed a new tough and super-stretchy material that is 98 per cent water.
Spider silk is among the strongest materials in nature, boasting a range of useful properties. Consequently, it is a popular subject of study for researchers hoping to create synthetic versions of the fibre, which could be used in laboratory instruments and consumer technology.
While some attempts to create artificial spider silk have been successful, these methods typically require the use of solvents and high temperatures, and lack the strength – or other properties – of natural silk.
"We have yet to fully recreate the elegance with which spiders spin silk," said Dr Darshil Shah of the University of Cambridge's Department of Architecture.
Dr Shah and his colleagues at Cambridge – a collaboration of architects and chemists – set about creating their own artificial spider silk by "spinning" fibres from hydrogel: a material which is 98 per cent water and 2 per cent silica and cellulose. These are naturally occurring materials, held together in a network of molecular bridges and cucurbiturils.
The chemical interactions between these components allow for long, thin fibres to be extracted from the gel, just a millionth of a metre in diameter. After approximately 30 seconds, the water evaporates, leaving a strong, super-stretchy fibre.
These fibres are stronger than artificial silks, viscose, and mammalian hair. They resemble tiny bungee cords, being capable of absorbing large amounts of energy, much like natural spider silk.
"Although our fibres are not as strong as the strongest spider silks, they can support stresses in the range of 100 to 150 megapascals, which is similar to other synthetic and natural silks," said Dr Shah. "However, our fibres are non-toxic and far less energy-intensive to make."
The sustainable approach to creating the fibres is a cause for celebration for the researchers; unlike other methods for creating artificial spider silk, this method can be carried out at room temperature, and is entirely non-toxic. The researchers hope that their technique could be adapted to improve the manufacture of other synthetic fibres, which often have high energy requirements, and are toxic.
"We think that this method of making fibres could be a sustainable alternative to current manufacturing methods," he concluded.
The researchers hope that their material could be used in textiles, sensors and other materials.


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I'm lying flat on my belly, spreading my weight evenly over the unstable ground at the edge of the cliff, the ocean raging violently below. The fierce Icelandic wind tugs at me as if it wants to throw me off the cliff, swirling in every direction, but I don't budge.
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£11-£14ph guaranteed**Great Charity Street Fundraising Jobs**Weekly Pay**Immediate Start (BST)
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Do you want to make a difference? Then street fundraising is your opportunity! We are currently looking for outgoing and passionate individuals to raise funds on behalf of Action Aid, the international charity, who empowers children and women world wide.
Street fundraising is sociable, fun, and gets you out of the office. It's also a key way for the charity to bring in donations and support so they can continue their vital work.
You'll meet your team leader every morning in different areas in and around the city. You'll then engage as many people as you can as they walk past you on the street and inspire them to sign up to giving regular donations.
In addition, you'll also get:
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I'm just settling back into my usual routine, so I thought it was a perfect opportunity to share the work of another.
Much is written about what the Universe gives us, but not so much about the other side of the coin…giving back, and completing the giving/taking cycle. As we enter the holiday season, it is a nice time to think about genuinely giving back for all that we have received.
In that vein, I would like to direct you to Dipali Desai's full post which you can view here, originally posted on her blog http://celestialspace.wordpress.com.
I am not an astrologer but I was interested in her post, which indicated that the planetary aspects at present, with Jupiter in Pisces, indicates that it is an ideal time for giving back or "paying it forward". She notes that the placement of the planets now wakes us up to the fact that we are all interconnected, and that we must give genuinely and willingly.
As you know we receive so much abundance from the Universe, every day, just by virtue of being alive. Depali talks about the fact that unless we give back, in big and small ways, the cycle of giving and taking is not completed. We cannot continually take and expect to continue to receive.
From her post:
"In taking alone and not giving back, a person does not complete the entire circle or circuit of energy. And this 'taking and not giving' is to the person's detriment. It inhibits and limits in the long run and creates a bunch of lessons down the road. It is important to complete the entire circle or energy circuit if you will, to find ways to give back. Whether it is purchasing a small consultation from someone, donating $5.00, buying a box of food, sharing the links or information of trusted websites or stores with others who may be interested. Or…………..>>>>> YOU be creative and fill in the blank to give back in a way that honors the 'other.'
Jupiter in Pisces symbolizes where you uplift "one" the "all benefits" and this is Oneness in action, be expressed through each of us. "
Her post reminds us to set our intention to give back, however we wish to do so, and follow through. It doesn't matter how, the most important thing is to just do something.
Take advantage of this time to be able to maximize your giving back, as you have received. Your efforts will be amplified at this time, and will benefit many.
Thanks Depali for reminding us, and allowing us to pay it forward!!
Want to know how you could best contribute? need some guidance from the Bigger You? Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com for a reading….
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"What I really want," I told J some months ago, "is security. I don't have any desire to be wealthy or wear designer clothes but I want to know I have enough money to do what I want when I want. When I retire I want to own the roof over my head - if we don't have to pay rent or a mortgage we can live pretty cheaply."
"I can understand that," J said. "But look at yourself now. You are lying on your couch with your cat and your knitting watching Midsomer Murders having just eaten a wonderful dinner cooked by your husband. AND we have dark Lindt chocolate for desert. Tell me - is there really anything else you want right now?"
Fast forward four months and the stock market has crashed even more spectacularly - 45% since this time last year. I'm glad I'm not facing retirement in the next few years. I can close my eyes when the superannuation statement arrives and tell myself this will all be a blip in 25 years time.
I'm glad my job seems relatively secure; that the new CEO likes me; that all my hard work over the years is paying dividends. Too many people, often undeservedly, are losing their jobs, not through any fault or greed of their own but because they were in the wrong company or industry at the wrong time.
I think back to my accounting graduation during the recession of 1992. "Get into insolvency," a young Turk from KPMG told me. "It's a dynamic and growing industry." I don't think he realised the irony of what he was saying. But who am I to laugh? He's probably managing the section now, making more money than I could ever dream of.
Whereas I am in a job I love, where I am respected, with a husband who loves me, a comfortable house, wonderful friends, the two best cats in the world and enough DVDs and books and knitting yarn to get through the recession of 2009 without having to buy a single thing.
Life is good.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
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- Taphophile said...
Amen to that, sister! :)
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On surgery survival research: a simple case for a data-driven NHS
In early 2013 a random conversation — as it often happens here at St George's — led me to join forces with a team of medical statisticians and cardiovascular clinicians to do a bit of data analysis.
The goal of this analysis was to find confirmation of observations made by medics: that for a type of rare surgery, called "Elective Open Suprarenal Aneurysm Repair" there are meaningful regional variations in death rates and survival. The full paper is available, thanks to Open Access, on PLOS One.
I was recently reflecting about this research experience. We often think of data in medicine as something that will "find the next cure for cancer". I think, however, that most of the gains in medicine come from the ability to use data to improve performances and outcomes. I found myself thinking that our research provides some good pointers to address a simple point: what data-driven methods could do to make the NHS better.
As I have written elsewhere regarding Open Data, a problem-driven approach is what is needed to make things move; in a medical context, the mere use of Data (which is often not Open) could be what we need to cope with shortage of resources and increased challenges.
A rare type of surgical procedure
I will not overload this article with medical information. All you need to know about this procedure is that it addresses a specific type of aortic aneurysm, a bulging in a large blood vessel that can cause it to burst and is often fatal; it is elective open surgery, which means this is surgery that the patient chooses to have (i.e. it is not administered in emergency) and is done by — sorry to be graphical here — tearing the patient open rather than by endoscopic means.
It is a relatively rare procedure. Between 2000 and 2010, the time frame which our research analysed, 793 Suprarenal Aneurysm Repairs were performed in England. What matters to clinical staff when talking about surgery is how it affects survival and quality of life, and if there are any factors that have an impact on it. Our research dealt specifically with death risk and survival rates.
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The results we obtained were complex, and I will heavily summarise them by saying that
- the location where the surgery is performed has an impact on the patient's survival in the period immediately following the procedure; in other words, if you have an aneurysm repair in Sheffield, you are more likely to die than if you have it in Oxford. Specifically, death rates are higher in the North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber and West Midlands compared to East Midlands, London, South East, South Central and South West.
- in the 30-days window following the procedure, the regional variation is the single most important predictor of survival, much stronger than social deprivation.
- similar results are evident for the situation after five years: location is a predictor of survival more than social deprivation or other factors.
- for patients who survived after the first 30 days, location was not significant.
How could the NHS use such data
What fascinates me of these results is that they trigger loads of questions (some of which we tried to address in the paper):
Why are there regional variations? What causes them? Are there some hidden factors that make the regional variation emerge? Are the variations worrying or just natural? Would other variations (not regional ones) be more acceptable? Do patients who move have better or worse chances? What could we do to improve the situation and make the patients residing in different areas more equal in their chances of survival?
These are examples of questions that a data-driven health service should be asking itself daily. Unfortunately, most of the discussion around health data has been focussed on privacy and data protection, for example in the failed care.data project — very important topics, of course, but I do believe that there is a mine of knowledge to be tapped in data that is already collected and used ethically by researchers around the country.
There is potential in HES, for example, to start questioning situation like the one I have described, which was about a tiny number of procedures over a number of years. Similar examples abound in literature. A future-looking NHS should pretty much follow suit and use this academic knowledge — or, better, start develop in-house skills, to monitor, predict, gather knowledge, take action based on it.
Does it sound impossible? It is not. About 10 years ago I had my first job experience in an Italian company called Noemalife. They developed software for labs in hospital, running massive Oracle databases in order to power the whole analytical system. Among other products, we had devised a system to monitor antibiotic resistance in real-time among in-patients. Alerts would be sent when MRSA was detected.
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Six months ago we were riding our bicycles down McDonough Street in Manchester when a jogger came up beside us and said something along the following lines: "You know Manchester is on fire-it's going to be Richmond's next big neighborhood." He then abruptly shifted topics and continued: "You know that house would sure look great
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A Kansas federal judge sentenced a Kansas City, Kan., man on Monday to 25 years in prison for his role in a May carjacking and robbery.
Derrick L. Freeman, 28, earlier had pleaded guilty to armed robbery, carjacking and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
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Thank you to all of the fantastic people who submitted comics for volume 3 of Indie Comics Quarterly.
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By: Laura Wenger, PT, DPT
Work injuries are problematic for employees and employers alike. The truth is, no one wants to get injured on the job. The employee wants to be healthy and participate in work and leisurely activities, and the employer wants to ensure a safe, healthy and productive work environment.
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