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Marshals broke open the tie game in the bottom of the 4th and never looked back. Phillip Kunsa (Middle Tennessee State University) provided the first RBI with a single that scored Connor Scruggs (University of Texas at Dallas). Next batter Taylor Broadway (Tyler J.C.) scored on a balk to have a 2-0 lead after 4 innings. The Bombers got 1 back in the top of the 5th but the Marshals responded with 3 of their own in the bottom half of the inning. Casey Maack (Southern Miss) provided a 2 RBI double that scored Alex Galy (Tulane) and Southern Miss teammate, Jaylon Keys. Taylor Broadway switched places with a double of his own that plated Maack. Marshals had their lead cut by 1 in the top of the 7th but once again scored multiple in the bottom of an innning the Bombers score in. Marshals scored 3 by means of a RBI walk to Broadway that scored Keys, a wild pitch that scored Scruggs, and a RBI groundout by Kunsa that scored Maack. Brandon Talley (Louisiana Tech) kept the Bombers in check all night. Talley earned the win with an outstanding performance. He went 7 innings, allowing only 3 hits, 2 runs, 2 walks, and had 6 strikeouts. Alex Harper-Cook (University of Tennessee) and Austin Reich (Northwestern State) each went an inning of to complete the win for the Marshals.
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Eleven-year-old tomboy Toni (a showstopping Royalty Hightower) is bewitched by the tight-knit dance team she sees practicing in the same Cincinnati gymnasium where she boxes. Enamored by the power and confidence of the strong community of girls, Toni spends less and less time boxing with her older brother, and instead eagerly absorbs the dance routines and masters drills from a distance, and even pierces her own ears in an effort to fit in. But when a mysterious outbreak of fainting spells plagues the team, Toni's desire for acceptance becomes more complicated. Gorgeously shot and with a mesmerizing score, THE FITS is a transformative experience and a marvelous portrait of adolescence.
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This once-promising SEC football season came to a thudding close for UGA on Black Friday. It will have been ten full years since UGA won an SEC title as of next year's league title game. Do you expect GEORGIA to be there? Would you anticipate them winning if they make it?
There will be no book written about this year's non-champ Georgia Bulldogs. Storylines: Coaches didn't hammer it at Carolina when they had the chance, wish they had. Our Heisman frontrunner suspended. Dawgs don't show up for Cocktail Party again; 50% of UGA's modern era wins in J-Ville by (a Floridian) Murray. Team rallies, like they do most years. Falls short. No league title. Certainly no playoff.
No major bowl, even. Orlando here we come, maybe, if we have enough emotion left for a 9-win Tech team. Maybe we can play Nebraska…
Georgia fans (and coaches and players) were forced to watch Missouri play Arkansas in the stadium where we twice blew MIZZOU out: in their first ever SEC game and 34-0 this year. The Friday after Thanksgiving was reserved for the Battle for the Golden Boot, historically – LSU-Arkansas. But, looking for a new rivalry, the league permanently paired the Hogs with their Ozark boundary superiors.
Missouri straight outclassed Arkansas. We watched. We watched them win at Rocky Top first. We watched them whip the Aggies before that.
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I'm a mom, a wife, an avid reader, a writer and a poet – longest being the poet or perhaps the avid reader. My first contribution here at Smashwords is more of a biography that I could every write here. Lyrical Ramblings is the compilation of decades of poetic musings – they are as mercurial as a woman's moods; they are the reflection of who I was, who I am and who I strive to be.
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How the NFL is using Microsoft's Surface to keep players safer | Digital Trends
Picture the scene, a player is down on the field, queue the spinning and dancing trainers with a Microsoft Surface tablet. I am one of the trainers, I "click" out the kickstand... where can I set this, I think? Oh... I guess I'll just have to hold it, "clicking" the stand back in. Wow, this is heavy and awkward. The lead trainer says, "This guy's in serious shape, quick look up his record". I turn on the device... strain to remember my "live.com" (or whatever they're calling it this week) account, log in and say, "Does anybody remember the name of the medical records app?" I scroll left to right through 5 screens and can't find it. A coworker shouts, use search, just try medical. I respond: "How do I search?" (I'm never using this thing -- always use Android) I try swiping from the top... no, that didn't work. How about from the bottom? Oh, wait I've spotted the app, it was on the first screen, but it got lost among all the other changing tiles. Launch app... oh I need to search for the correct player... how do I do that. Try swiping from the left! No... damn, I just switched to the desktop somehow... how do I get back? Lead trainer: "We're going to lose this guy... HURRY!!!" Oh, somehow I got back to Start. Try swiping from the right... great, I see "Search" (enters the players name). Oh, no... it just did a web search... "There's a brief synopsis of the guy's medical problems on Wikipedia, will that do?", I ask the Lead Trainer? Lead trainer: "Never mind, he's dead".
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"Boarding Pass to Paradise"
About the Traveling Exhibition
In the traveling exhibition, the life-stories of Peretz Beda Mayer and Fritz Haendel are illustrated with their remarkable art. Jewish wanderings and fates, spiritual perseverance and adhering to cultural values amidst genocide and pain – these are the focal points of the exhibit's ideology. On the plane of expression, the spectator is fascinated by the two heroes' irresistible charm and sense of humor, especially brightly shown in their caricatures; Beda's grotesque 'circus of life and death'; genuine documents and artifacts from Mauritius detention camp etc. While Beda's paintings have been shown in a few occasions in Israel, Fritz's exquisite drawings, cartoons, wood sculptures and woodcuts are shown for the first time.
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The first section of the exhibition is 'historical' one, consisting of short films and both artists' travel illustrations about the 'Atlantic' journey and Mauritius . Over 320 original works of art and documents are displayed, including:
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CRATIPPUS, of Mitylene (1st century B.C.), Peripatetic philosopher, contemporary with Cicero, whose son he taught at Athens, and by whom he is praised in the De officiis as the greatest of his school. He was the friend of Pompey also and shared his flight after the battle of Pharsalia, for the purpose, it is said, of convincing him of the justice of providence. Brutus, while at Athens after the assassination of Caesar, attended his lectures. The freedom of Rome was conferred upon him by Caesar, at the request of Cicero. The only work attributed to him is a treatise on divination, but his reputation may be gauged by the fact that in 44 B.C. the Areopagus invited him to succeed Andronicus of Rhodes as scholarch. He seems to have held that, while motion, sense and appetite cannot exist apart from the body, thought reaches its greatest power when most free from bodily influence, and that divination is due to the direct action of the divine mind on that faculty of the human soul which is not dependent on the body. Cicero, De divinatione, i. 3, 32, 50, ii. 48, 52 ; De dials, i. 1, iii. 2 ; Plutarch, Cicero, 24.End of Article: CRATIPPUS
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Lost and Found
IN EUROPE, RELIGION was once societies' guiding light. Renaissance churches and art would have perhaps not been so grand, concentrated and powerful had it not been for the fact that all those involved were concentrating their efforts obsessively towards the divine.
Times have changed considerably. With postmodernity came the pick 'n' mix religious culture that has splintered our once collective energies off into individual pursuits. It's an attitude that we see mirrored in the architecture of religious spaces, which similarly lack the concentrated vision of Gothic and Renaissance times. So what has the church and its architecture lost during this process of transformation? And what has it found?
To Move Fast and Slow
Speed is a chronic symptom of our everyday lives but religion and faith are slow. Take a place like Canary Wharf in London – the slick and reflective architecture's form perfectly follows function allowing fast and unrestricted movement of people; the experiential equivalent of optimised workflows and excel spreadsheets. When Urban Office Architecture used this type of tectonic language in their The Church of Holy Spirit it had stark and profound disjunctions with faith. It seems strange that a church would be designed as a vast, ordered and functionally rationalised machine when it should instead be a place to linger and contemplate.
This is not to say church architecture should revive past architectural styles but it is worth considering the slowness of the buildings such as those often found in the historical centers of cities – the types of building that make you stop and appreciate their intricate details and ornament which take longer to decode than glass and steel. This slowness of architectural experience not only allows church architecture to capture the quiet and contemplative nature of faith but also to counteract the violent speeds at which our lives now operate.
A Retreat from Media
From the time of the Gothic cathedral, architecture was societies' main source of media. People understood the Latin liturgy by comprehending the sculpture, artefacts and ornament on the walls and facades of churches. The very fabric of the architecture told the congregation, amongst other things, about morality and how to live a good life. Today, however, buildings as media or as representations of facets of society and faith have largely disappeared and people gain their ideas of social and political structures not from architectural iconography but from constant streams of news and social media.
So perhaps, in light of this, the vogue for churches to have minimalist and unadorned interiors and facades make them a retreat from the media of the outside world, allowing us to submerge fully into our faith without distraction. This can be felt powerfully in the monumental austerity of Foligno Church By Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas which reaffirms the mass and weight of life that often seems painfully absent in the brevity of our social media exchanges. In John Pawson's St.Moritz church there is a further intensification of this theme as he keeps the familiar iconography of the church but strips its vaults and ceilings back to their primal forms making the absence of their ornament and media more viscerally felt. Is being adrift from media a new type of sublime and religious experience?
A Threshold from Darkness to Light
During the renaissance era the church was a crowd pleaser. Think of the highly dramatic paintings by Caravaggio with their chiaroscuro effects which are barely rivaled by modern day films. Light and dark has always been important for the church to draw in crowds and, more importantly, keep them along for the existential ride.
But it's not only about spectacle and drama. In 4th Century Christian churches the contrast between light and dark had profound symbolic meaning. In Santa Costanza in Rome the procession from the dark outer ring of the church to the bright inner ring symbolised an initiate's acceptance into the church and their perambulation from profane darkness to the sacred Light. Many modern churches seem to have lost this symbolic meaning favoring light as a sculptural tool. But St Henry's Ecumenical Art Chapel by Sanaksenaho Architects retains the ritual of light and successfully reconciles tradition, form, program and experience into a seamless whole. The structure, which is much like the hull of an upturned boat, creates a simple long corridor that metamorphoses from claustrophobic darkness as you enter the chapel to intense light as you approach the altar.
Curves and Infinite Space
Walking into an elliptical or circular church, the building embraces you; you feel it expand and contract as you cross the threshold. It is a challenge to capture ineffable and theological ideas in architectural space with its well-defined limits and borders but circles, conics and ellipses are all geometries of infinity and the pervasive nature of faith.
The architect and mystic Rudolf Schwarz studied these forms in great detail. He compared these geometries to the all-seeing eye of God but also to the congregation who look up to God. His ideas are still being explored today and Niall McLaughlin made reference to Schwarz's ideas when developing his approach for the elliptical Bishop Edward King Chapel in Oxford.
The importance of these forms is not just symbolic. In contrast to a rectilinear space, where each wall is well defined and has a shadow slightly different to the last, the play of light is more ambiguous across a curved or parabolic surface. Light reflects endlessly in different directions across its surface, immaterialising its own geometry and the confines of the church, opening it up to the environment and, to the ineffable. All of these traits can be seen in the Don Bosco Church in Slovenia along with light canons that are infinite too. As the light floods in through these apertures we don't see the threshold between interior and exterior, just an endless cone of space.
The Future of Faith
Religion began to give answers about the unknown and to give hope in times of uncertainty. Our current reality is not too dissimilar; it is a time of fake news, the chaos of constantly shape shifting politics and the paranoia of terror attacks. This may give the church a renewed importance and its architecture will be once again enriched by some kind of powerful collective belief. Perhaps it will begin to matter less that modern science has made religion into a fiction when reality is being heavily fictionalised anyway.
—Images courtesy of the architects: Don Bosco Church, DANS Architects; Bishop Edward King Chapel, Niall McLaughlin Architects (photographs © Niall McLaughlin); Foligno Church, Studio Fuksas (photographs © Moreno Maggi); St Moritz Church, John Pawson (photographs © Gilbert McCarragher); St Henry's Ecumenical Art Chapel, Sanaksenaho Architects.


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Cars: Rent a car in Fatima or Lisabon
Rail Europe: Train to Fatima
Books: Lonely Planet Lisbon, famous book from the visionary Sister Lucia.
Rosary and the Candlelight Procession at Fatima Portugal
At 21.30 local time – the Rosary in the Chapel of the Apparitions begins, from Easter to Advent and Saturdays from Advent to Lent time. See here online transmission of the chapel and attend the rosary online.
Followed by candlelight procession. It absolutely beautiful, when the rosary begins, the first priest lights a candle and lights the candles of other priests. They proceed it to all the pilgrims in the chapel.
And in 2, 3 minutes you see usually more than 2 to 3000 thousands candles burning. You can apply to recite the rosary, well, one decade and you can go in front of the alter to participate. We did it – yeeeey – it was amazing.
You can apply in the rectory; which is on the left of the museum that I previously mentioned. You go there say you want to apply for the recitation, and you will get a form, fill it up, just regular data, nothings special.
You have to be at least 15 minutes prior to the Rosary behind the Capelinha. They will give you the final order of the recital and also give you the candle with the cup holder. The feeling standing in front of 3000 crowd, you saying in your own language the first part of Hail Mary, and then the crowd the second part. I get the chills right now when I'm writing this! 🙂
After the rosary, they usually bring the statue of Our Lady and all the pilgrims go one small circle around the prayer area in silence or singing Ave, Ave Maria.
The Candlelight Procession at Fatima Portugal
After the reciting of the Rosary at 21.30, there is a procession with the statue of Our Lady. The candlelight procession takes place every evening until the beginning of Advent; from Advent to Easter, the procession is only on Saturday and on the 12th; on Thursday, until the beginning of Advent, the rosary is followed by the Eucharistic procession).
Again, volunteers from groups who are on a pilgrimage are carrying the statue from the sacristy through the Chapel of Apparitions and around the prayer area. In front of the procession is a halogens cross, then the priests and the group who carry Our Lady.
Behind them go the volunteers who have recited the rosary and then everybody else. During the weekdays, the procession goes a shorter path around the prayer area, and on Saturday the bigger round, right up to the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity.
Everybody sing during the procession the famous Ave Ave Maria. If you don not know the lyrics, just follow along when they sing Ave, Ave Ave Maria. Sometimes the procession is in silence.
The procession finishes, when the statue comes back to the Little Chapel of Apparitions which is the is the heart of the Shrine.
The Little Chapel of Apparitions
That was the site chosen by God to reveal, through Our Lady, His Message to the men of our time. There it was that Our Lady spoke to the Little Shepherds.
The construction of the Little Chapel was in response to the request of Our Lady: "I want you to build Me a Chapel here".
It was the site of five apparitions of Our Lady (May 13, June 13, July 13, September 13 and October 13). It was built at the site of the apparitions in 1919, from April 28 thru June 15, and afterwards blessed. On October 13, 1921, Mass was celebrated there for the first time. During the night of March 5/6, 1922, it was blown up with dynamite.
It was rebuilt and inaugurated again on January 13, 1923. The construction of the first cover was done from December 13, 1922 thru October 13, 1924.
The panels covered with ex-votos that covered the walls of the Little Chapel were removed in 1964. Although it suffered, from time to time, small alterations, it retains the original features.
The current cover was inaugurated at the time of the visit of Pope Saint John Paul II on May 12/13, 1982. In 1988, the Marian Year, the ceiling was lined with pinewood from Northern Siberia, Russia. This wood was chosen for its characteristic lightness and durability. The pedestal, on top of which sits the Statue of Our Lady, marks the site where the little "azinheira", over which Our Lady appeared, was. It was about one meter high. The first pilgrims picked it, branch by branch, until it disappeared.
We have also checked hotels near the sanctuary to give insights what to look for. We have taken in consideration the distance, price and guest reviews.


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Thousands of Kentucky fans shared the suspense, and then the grief, of Saturday night's game after cramming into bars, yards and viewing parties at the Kentucky Theatre and elsewhere.
On State Street, which had been the epicenter of previous post-game celebrations, downcast expressions and stunned silence quickly gave way to chants of "(expletive) Wisconsin."
Bottles were thrown into the air, and fires were set and quickly extinguished by firefighters, who asked for police escorts into the rowdy crowd.
There were several reports of assaults, and fights, and reports of people with minor injuries, including facial cuts, a head injury and a foot injury from broken glass.
City officials said 31 people had been arrested, and at least three people had been taken to hospitals. The city said police used pepper spray to break up some fights, and the city brought street sweepers in to defuse the crowd about 2 a.m. City officials described the crowd as "rowdy, and at times hostile."
"We're trying to get out of here. It's a little too chaotic," Brandon Heinrich said. "It's different than if we had won."
Jackie Thompson described the scene as "pretty hostile right now. I just think everyone's kinda at a loss of words and doesn't really know what else to do."
Steve Wales said he had driven to Lexington from Bardstown to visit State Street.
He said the turning point in the game came "when the shot clock went off and they didn't call a violation."
Matt Caudill, a UK junior, agreed.
"We got outplayed," he said. "They let that shot clock violation get to them."
Despite anger and disappointment, many fans expressed their pride in the team's accomplishments.
Jordan McClure, who watched the game at Tin Roof, said he would "remember it as one of the best teams ever."
"We still went 38-1," he said. "We can't be disappointed."
"I still couldn't have asked for a better five years of basketball," fifth-year senior Zach Rose said at the Tin Roof parking lot. "It's a shame that the Duke-UK matchup everybody wanted didn't happen."
He said winning a national championship isn't as easy as people think.
"No matter the talent, no matter the chemistry, no matter the system, you can't predict these things," he said.
Longtime UK fan Justin Barnard of Lexington said that "in all honesty, I think our youth kind of showed."
Asked about the Duke-UK matchup not happening, Barnard said, "I think a lot of people took it for granted we were going to win this game."
"The sun will come up tomorrow," he said.
Earlier in the evening, spirits had been high as fans on State Street played beer- or alcohol-pong while watching the Cats on televisions that had been brought outside.
It was standing-room-only as more than 800 people packed the Kentucky Theatre. Patrons started lining up at 5 p.m. to watch the game on the big screen for free.
"I feel like I'm front row at the game," said Sheliah Mitchell. "It's a good thing for the community."
On Limestone, the Big Blue Nation crowded the sidewalks out to the curb and watched the game on outdoor screens since some bars were filled to capacity.
Brian Marshall, director of the UK Christian Student Fellowship, said attendance was down at the organization's viewing party because of Easter, with just 400 people compared to 700 to 800 on other nights.
The group had three showing rooms set up, including the main one with a movie screen and a DJ who played music during TV ads.
The organization served free soft drinks but no alcohol.
"We've always showed basketball games, but the past few years, we've done more and more," Marshall said. "I think there are people here who have no interest in anything else we do, but we open our doors and people can come. I think people like the fun atmos phere."
UK freshman Julio Martinez said he is not a member of CSF, but came from his dorm with friends because of the "awesome spirit."


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I really wish that people setting out to write Unix programs would buy this book first, just so they really understand what they are doing.
Far too often character based apps will only run well under one terminal emulation. Of course, that's assuming there is a character based version at all - that's becoming more rare anyway!
Other than that, if you have ever needed to write termcaps or terminfos for unusual terminals, this is the book to have.
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13 October 2012
Makeup Mugshot #10 New Hair!
On to the makeup!
At the moment I tend to use the same Bourjois foundation (123 perfect in light vanilla) each day. I also used MAC Fleet Fast blusher and Lush Feeling Younger skin tint to brighten the look up.
On my eyes I used Bobbi Brown Mahogany eyeshadow to fill my brows, MAC Painterly paint pot as a base colour, Maybeline Colour Tattoo in Bad to the Bronze all around the eye, lined the water line with Bobbi Brown Charcoal kohl eyeliner to define and finished with Max Factor False Lash Effect mascara.
On my lips I used MAC Red Racer lipstick after having a good old scrub with Lush Bubblegum lip scrub.
What do you think of my new hair? I've so missed the fringe!
Annie x
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Love the fringe!! I'm SO tempted to get mine cut back in, but whenever I do it never wants to sit nicely like yours seems to. Also, very close to purchasing the Lush lip scrub, would your recommend it??ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks chick :) Haha, mine probably wont sit nicely after I wash it next. I find blow drying it downwards helps though :)Delete
Definitely recommend the lip scrubs! If you click the words "Lush bubblegum lip scrub" in the post it will link you to my review :) Theres a new one out for christmas thats a sweet and salty popcorn one :) xx
Gorgeous hair, love the fringe! I always do mine choppy too as it's not thick enough to have blunt.ReplyDelete
Thank you :) I'm really happy with it. I have plenty of hair to do a blunt fringe but I just think it looks too harsh on my chubby cheeks haha. Choppy hair always looks so amazing though on everyone so I wanted in on that :P xxDelete
I'm more jealous that you got a free Toni & Guy haircut. :pReplyDelete
It looks gorgeous, but then you always do. :)Replies
Hehe, I know. I was so lucky, she was a really lovely stylist too.Delete
Thanks sweetie :) xx
- Anonymous15 October 2012 at 13:21
I'm digging those bangs. You look beautiful!ReplyDelete
Thank you sweetie :) xxDelete
hey! i found you through the BBU Blog Hop! i love the hair! it looks so amazing on you and really frames your face well. i wish i could pull off that sort of cut but unfortunately my curly hair has other ideas lol.ReplyDelete
Hello :)Delete
Thank you :) I'm really happy with it, its weird having so much cut off though, it feels funny without it. xx


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Amazon Black Friday
Welcome to the jungle - day nine of Amazon's ten-day Black Friday deals season and we're still seeing some great deals throughout the weekend. Black Friday has been and gone but we've seen a huge amount of new deals come in that still exist.
There are loads of really impressive console and game deals - if you're looking for something for a loved one this year (or just a present to yourself...) you'll very likely find something in the games console deals or gaming deals section.
We are rounding up the best deals on Amazon.co.uk every day so you can keep in touch with what's going on - and we've marked when the deals expire so you know how much time you've got before you need to really decide.
We're pretty confident that as this week proceeds we're going to see some progressively more exciting deals on a lot of popular products. So stick with us and we'll keep this page up to date with best Amazon Black Friday deals so far.
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If you're worried that something you see will get cheaper later in the month, Amazon is promising that won't happen. It's price promise says the Black Friday deals of the day won't be repeated and won't be further reduced.
And we've even been so kind to sort these deals into categories to make browsing through that much easier. Don't say we aren't kind to you...
Amazon Black Friday deals 2017
Amazon Prime free trial
Get 30 free days of Amazon Prime! What better time to get access to unlimited one-day (and sometimes same day) delivery, Prime Video and lots more? With Prime you can buy stuff today and get it delivered tomorrow. Amazon Prime 30 day free trialView Deal
Amazon Devices deals
Amazon Fire TV stick - now £24.99 (was £39.99): The Amazon Fire Stick is reduced impressively - save £15 on the previous price and pick it up for just £24.99, which is a 38% saving, and it comes with Alexa integrated (although it doesn't have 4K playback).View Deal
Amazon Fire 7 Tablet - now £29.99 (was £49.99): The Fire 7 tablet - already a cheap tablet - is down to £29.99, which mitigates almost entirely the fact it has a lacklustre screen thanks to the low cost - plus it does have a strong battery life.View Deal
Fire HD 8 Tablet (2017) with Alexa now £49.99 (was £79.99): The reason to buy this tablet is simple: it's so cheap this Black Friday weekend. With its upgraded HD display it outclasses the 7-inch tablet, and it also packs in Alexa too for a little cheeky extra on top of Amazon's customised Android interface.View Deal
Fire HD 10 Tablet (2017) with Alexa now £109.99 (was £149.99): The HD 10 didn't impress us much last year, but this upgraded version has more memory and a better screen - in fact, the only thing we're not sold on is the plastic design, and that's hardly a deal-breaker. Given we lauded the low price of this tablet when it came out, the fact it's nearly 33% cheaper now means it's a terrific deal.View Deal
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite - now £79.99 (was £109.99): Pound for pound this is the best value Kindle device. This is a step up on the entry level model, with an improved screen resolution and the all-important back-light for night reading. This matches the best ever price on the device and we wouldn't expect a better deal to appear.View Deal
New Amazon Echo: now £69.99 (normally £89.99)
Marc gave the new Amazon Echo a near perfect score in our review. It's an awesome smart speaker and the Amazon Black Friday price is £69.99 - extremely good. See the Amazon Echo at Amazon.co.uk Expires November 27
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Amazon Echo Dot: down to £34.99 (normally £49.99)
The Echo Dot also gained a highly favourable report card from our experts - it's a smaller speaker compared to the Echo but it's brilliant if you want to 'Alexafy' an existing speaker/hi-fi system. See the Echo Dot at Amazon.co.uk Expires November 27
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Amazon Echo Plus with built-in smart home hub – includes Philips Hue White Bulb - now £109.99 (was £139.99): This new version of the Echo range is getting a massive discount fo Black Friday. The Plus is tempting over the regular Echo thanks to the built-in smart home hub. Which is great if other smart devices have cables spewing from your router - yes you Philips Hue Bridge, begone! Save £30 on this excellent device.View Deal
Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet - now £69.99 (was £99.99): This is Black Friday deal is the best discount we've seen on the 7-inch kids tablet from Amazon. This durable tablet also comes with a two year guarantee, even if your child breaks it! Much cheaper than an iPad at just £69.99. Expires November 27
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Amazon Fire HD 8 Kids tablet - now £89.99 (was £129.99):
You might be thinking an extra £20 is quite a lot seeing as this tablet is only an inch bigger than the one above. But you are getting a HD screen on this one so everything will be clearer and video content will look much better. Still a great price at just £89.99. Expires November 27
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Amazon Dash buttons: down to £1.99 (normally £4.99)
If you're a Prime subscriber, Dash buttons are super convenient. They allow you to order replacements for absolutely essential household items like beer and toilet paper. Expires November 27
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Amazon Music Unlimited: 99p for 3 months (usually £7.99pm): Been waiting for a great deal for Amazon's Music Unlimited service? You won't find better than this. For Black Friday, new subscribers can get three months of unlimited tunes for just 99p. That's amazing considering it's usually £7.99 for one month. This is excellent for streaming on mobile and Amazon Echo devices. 99p at Amazon.
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Audible audiobooks: 50% off for three months
Amazon owns Audible which is by far the biggest player in the audiobooks market. From now until the end of the month you can get 50% off your first three months of an Audible subscription. Expires November 30
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TechRadar's top Amazon deals
Neato Botvac Connected now £439.99 (was £679.99)
While the price of the Neato Botvac Connected fluctuates a lot, this is still hundreds of pounds less than RRP on one of the most highly reviewed robot vacuum cleaners on the market right now. View Deal
Fitbit Charge 2 now £99.99 (was £139): The deals for the Fitbit Charge 2, one of the most popular devices on the fitness market, keep fluctuating and this is £10 cheaper than anywhere else for some of the larger variants of this band. Buy it now if you're intending to at all as it won't be likely to get any cheaper. View Deal
Oral-B Smart Genius 9000 CrossAction Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush now £84.94 (was £279.99): Every Black Friday it's the same - you think about getting a new electric toothbrush, but not sure if you really need it, or the price is really that good. This premium-looking toothbrush was voted Which product of the year in 2017. That's a pretty good sign. View Deal
Gaming consoles
Sony PlayStation 4 (500GB) with GT Sport + Knowledge is Power now £199.99: A simple deal this one, offering you the impressive GT Sport, a 500GB console that will satisfy most and the family-friendly Knowledge is Power - a good choice for a Christmas bundle. Deal ends 27 November at midnightView Deal
PS4 500GB COD WW2 (Hard Bundle) + GT Sport + Hidden Agenda (Playlink) and Turtle Beach Recon 150 Headset now only £249.99 (was £315.98): With this deal you get the Turtle Beach headset on top of a glut of games - a great gift if you're looking to get a single player set-up with all they need to go online with a PS4, which includes the slimmer console. Temporarily out of stockView Deal
Sony PlayStation 4 (1TB) with FIFA 18 + GT Sport now £229.99 (was £292.84): Lookie here! You're getting the slimmer PS4 console with 1TB of storage inside (great for when you want to download games) as well as the ability to pump out HDR images to your new 4K TV (what do you mean, you've not bought one yet? Check the TVs section of this round up!) Not in stock again until 7 DecemberView Deal
Sony PlayStation 4 (500GB) with Call of Duty: WW2 + GT Sport + Hidden Agenda now £199.99 (was £274.99): With this bundle, you're getting a mix of great games to go with the slim console. GT Sport and Call of Duty are well-known franchises, and Hidden Agenda allows players of all skill levels to play along with a smartphone or tablet. Temporarily out of stockView Deal
Sony PlayStation 4 (500GB) with FIFA 18 + GT Sport + Knowledge is Power now £199.99 (was £275.85): Want to get a little more social with your gaming? Knowledge is Power encourages others to play along with their phones, and you're also getting two AAA titles on top for the quieter times when you just want to game with brilliant effects too. Not in stock again until 7 DecemberView Deal
Sony PlayStation 4 (500GB) with Star Wars Battlefront 2 (White Console) + GT Sport + Hidden Agenda now £199.99 (was £276.94): A white console? Now that's fancy. It's not the maximum capacity one can get, but it has the social-friendly Hidden Agenda alongside popular Star Wars title Battlefront 2 and old faithful of the bundle, GT Sport. Temporarily out of stockView Deal
XBox One S (500GB) with Rocket League now £169.99 (was £175): Arguably less of deal than the one above (and especially Forza and Hotwheels) unless you've played Rocket League, and you'll know it's one of the most spectacular, absorbing titles out there. Then you'll see why this is a good bundle.View Deal
Oculus Rift + Touch Controllers now £349 (was £390): OK, this isn't the biggest deal for the Oculus set, but with nearly £50 off and a six-game bundle in the mix, it's worth checking out if you want to get into VR. Deal ends 27 November at midnightView Deal
PS4 Platinum Wireless 7.1 surround sound headset £99.99 (was £130): This is one of the best PS4 headsets available and a very rare sight under £100. Considering most stores are still charging closer to the original £130 RRP, we think this is a great deal. Not only does it have 7.1 virtual surround sound, select games include '3D audio' for a complete audio experience. You can wear this over your PSVR headset too. A great price at £99.99 from Amazon.View Deal
Call of Duty: WWII - (Xbox One) now £39.99 (was £47.99): We've not seen this as cheap anywhere prior to Black Friday, so it's certainly a legitimate deal in the current sales - one to pick up on either console.View Deal
FIFA 18 (PS4) - (Xbox One) now £36 (was £39): If you're looking to get your hands on the latest version of the FIFA franchise, this deal means it's as cheap as if you downloaded it from the PlayStation store. Which is easier, admittedly, but takes up hard drive space and features a lengthy download. This is just a click and, OK, another wait but you've got that delicious hard copy. Look, it's just cheaper than elsewhere, alright? View Deal
Wolfenstein II - Standard Edition (Xbox One) now £19.99 (was £27.98): We rated this an easy 'play it now', and called it 'Superb in every sense' in our review… so if you're wondering if it's up to the Wolfenstein level, you can wonder no more.View Deal
ASUS C302CA-GU010 12.5-inch Full HD Touchscreen Chromebook Flip Notebook now £429 (was £599): Featuring a 360-degree hinge, an Intel Core M3 processor, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, you could be thinking this laptop is a bit under-powered… but it's a Chromebook, where a lot of the power lives in the cloud. The rotatable hinge will help, but this is still pretty expensive for what you're getting.View Deal
Porsche Design Book One 13.3 inch Convertible Touchscreen 2in1 Notebook now £1,799 (was £2,395) Porsche Design is a funny one, as it adds a premium to whatever is being 'designed' on top of. However, there's a high spec here as well: the Core i7 processor on top this 2-in-1 machine is coupled with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD with Intel graphics and Windows 10 Pro. Yes, it's a bit pricier but you're getting more than just refined creation here.View Deal
Asus C201PA Chromebook - £185.99 (was £199.99): If you're happy to say goodbye to Windows and take advantage of the very capable Google/Android ecosystem services for basic laptop needs this 11.6-inch Chromebook comes with a 13-hour battery life. It's only £185.99 at Amazon, and it's quickly running out of stock, so act fast!View Deal
Fusion 5 14.1-inch laptop now £209.97 (was £349.97): This super cheap laptop deal packs one hell of a punch for a little over £200. 4GB with a quad core processor means it'll run much smoother than many other laptops around this price range. It may only have a 64GB hard drive, but that's plenty for work files and healthy amount of tunes and a few movies. And it's got a Full HD screen! An embarrassment of riches for a measly £209.97 at Amazon. View Deal
Asus Chromebook C300SA - now £261 (was £282): This Chromebook comes with 4GB of RAM, that's double the memory of most cheap Chromebooks and will multitask much better. As it's a Chromebook, it uses the Chrome OS instead of Windows. If you're already a Chrome fan using Gmail, Google Docs and the like this is tempting at just £261 @ Amazon
20- to 32-inch TVs
Sony Bravia KDL32WE613 - down to £279 (was £370): This 32-inch 720p TV might be a little more expensive than others on this list, but you get built-in access to streaming services as well as HDR. Get it for £279 at AmazonView Deal
40- to 49-inch TVs
Panasonic TX-40EX700B - down to £489 (was £799.99): This 4K set offers four times the resolution of Full HD. It's been reduced by 26% since launch (and dropped again in price today), making it cheaper on Amazon compared to Currys etc at £489.View Deal
Panasonic TX-40EX600B - down to £449 (was £749.99): This model features a 40-inch 4K screen with HDR, and includes Panasonic's excellent Smart TV OS. A great TV at a cheap price of £449
Sony Bravia KDL40RE453 40-inch 1080p HDR TV now £299 (was £379): If you're not that bothered about 4K resolution but want a TV that packs HDR technology, this model from Sony promises to offer just that. This deal is so popular that it is temporarily out of stock, but you can still order it for this price, and Amazon will dispatch when it's back in stock. View Deal
Toshiba 43-inch 4K TV - now £329 (was £479): If you want a 4K TV at the cheapest price possible, then this TV might be the one for you. This 43-inch 4K model comes with Freeview Play smart features and has been reduced to just £329. Expires November 27View Deal
LG 43UJ630V - now £349 (was £429): This 43-inch TV has it all for a very low price. A HDR 4K display and with a top suite of Smart features including Netflix and Amazon Prime Instant video. It also comes with comes with five years free breakdown cover. A bargain at just £349.View Deal
Sony Bravia KD43XE8004 4K - down to £599 (was £999): if you're looking to spend a little more money on a 4K TV but 43-inches is the right size for your spot, this Android-powered Sony TV could be for you. It's down to £539.10View Deal
Panasonic TX-49EX600B - down to £549.97 (was £849.99): At 49-inches you really start to feel the benefit of a 4K resolution, with Freeview Play Catch Up available if connected to the internet. It was great value at £450, but it's sadly risen on Black Friday in price. That said, it's still £50 cheaper than it has been in recent times.View Deal
Sony Bravia KDL49WE753 - down to £399 (was £750): If you're after a 49-inch TV, this TV is cheapest at Amazon at just £476 currently. It's designed for picture quality and a low price, so other features might be squeezed - but that shouldn't worry you if you're not looking for a really high end model.View Deal
50- to 65-inch TVs
Samsung QE55Q8CAMT 55-inch Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR Curved QLED TV now £2109 (was £2488.99): Now we're talking: a massive TV with HDR support on board… but the price has gone up somewhat. It's a curved set, which will look striking in the lounge, and it's been mostly on sale over £2000 in many places. View Deal
SAMSUNG QE55Q7CAMTXZT 55-inch 4K HDR QLED TV now £1,799 (was £2149): This TV offers a almost zero-gap wallmount to make its curved frame look even better, and Quantum Dot colour reproduction, which improves the quality and brightness of what's being shown on screen. This is more like it for the price - although we're not seeing this set listed many other places at the moment.View Deal
Toshiba 65U6763DB 65-Inch Ultra HD LED Smart TV with Freeview Play now £799 (was £1,199): This 4K model comes with a dedicated button for UHD Netflix and Dolby audio, although it lacks HDR support… which explains the lower price. It's the lowest it's been, which is pretty good for a 2017 model that comes with 4 HDMI ports.View Deal
Sony Bravia KD55XE7002 4K - down to £649 (was £1,000): this 55-inch 4K HDR Sony TV is at its cheapest ever price right now. You're getting a lot of screen for your money but the price is still highly reasonable. It's down to £689. Check out our full review of this model before you buy. View Deal
Toshiba 55-inch 4K TV - now £439 (was £599): And finally you can also get the 55-inch model of this TV in Amazon's Black Friday deals sale. It's reduced to just £439 which is stunning for a 55-inch 4K TV! Expires November 27View Deal
Sony Bravia KD65XE7002 4K - down to £1,079 (was £1,500): If you want a top-end home cinema TV but with a cut price, this could be a good option. It's still expensive but you're getting a massive 4K HDR TV here with a 20% saving over the original cost. It's down to £1,197 at AmazonView Deal
The James Bond Collection 1-24 Blu-rat including Spectre now £35 (was £69.99): If you've just bought a lovely TV and are wondering what to watch on it this Christmas, then how about working through all the Bond films? All the titles are here in crisp HD action, and the price is pretty nifty too.View Deal
Q Acoustics M3 Soundbar - down to £229 (was £299): A soundbar is a cheap and effective way of boosting your TV's built in sound. We liked this model when we reviewed it earlier this year. Stock is very low on this deal.View Deal
Q Acoustics M4 Soundbar - down to £239 (was £269): A step up from the M3, the M4 features improved sound quality over its smaller sibling. We awarded this soundbar 4.5 stars when we reviewed it late last year. View Deal
Bose SoundTrue Ultra In-Ear Headphones for Apple Devices now £54.99 (were £99.95): These headphones had a recent drop to £59.99 from £99.95, but today they're even lower - and with the quality Bose sounds we've come to expect, plus tuning for Apple devices, they're definitely worth thinking about if you're after an upgraded wired sound for your iPhone or iPad.View Deal
Wireless speakers
SONOS PLAY:1 Smart Wireless Speaker, Black | White now £149 (was £180):
This is a funky little speaker that's risen in price quite a lot over the last year. It was actually a touch cheaper last Christmas, and the same may happen this year… but that was only £10 difference so it's up to you whether you play the waiting game.
Ultimate Ears BOOM 2 Bluetooth Speaker Black/Grey - now £94.99 (was £169.99)
This is a sensational price for one of our favourite Bluetooth speakers. You can throw it around everywhere, it fits in many shower racks nicely and stows away well in a suitcase. All that, and it's got brilliant sound too!View Deal
Ultimate Ears Wonderboom twin-pack - now £99.99 (was £153.85)
Ultimate Ears are known for making Bluetooth speakers that sound great and can take a beating. These speakers pair up so you can stretch the sound out across your home. And they're waterproof if you need some music in the bath.
Phones and accessories
Nokia 5 now only £129.99 (was £179.99):
This is a good deal for this budget handset, which is becoming a hot ticket this Black Friday weekend. Worth checking out given it has a 'surprisingly premium metal design' and now an even lower cost. Available while stocks lastView Deal
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge - now £442 (was £569.99):
There's a good saving on Samsung's gorgeous Galaxy S7 Edge. Better yet, this is so much cheaper than opting for a contract on this phone, or indeed the new S8. So why not save big and pair this with a cheap SIM only deal from as little as £5 a month? An amazing phone for not a lot of money.View Deal
Wileyfox Swift 2 smartphone: down to £99.99 (was £143.99): if you're after a cheap smartphone that still does all the main things you need from a smartphone, Amazon's Black Friday deals have the answer - this is a great option and the price is almost unbelievable. Expires November 27 View Deal
Wileyfox Swift 2 X smartphone: down to £149.99 (was £219.99)
The X version of this smartphone comes with 32GB storage instead of 16GB and 3GB RAM instead of 2GB. Everything else is the same, so it's a slightly better phone for a slightly more amount of money - we'd probably go for this version. Expires November 27 View Deal
PowerGreen 10000mAh Solar Power Bank with flashlight now £19.99: Want to harness the power of the sun to charge your phone? Buy this. With 5W of power coming in, you'll get some decent juice from the burning rays of Helios. You are like a god. Available while stocks lastView Deal
Fitbit Charge 2 - now £99.99 (was £139.99) from Amazon
Save £40 on the four-star Fitbit Charge 2 with heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and automatic exercise recognition. You can also save on the Special Edition at £129.99, down from £159.
Fitbit Blaze - now £119.99 (was £159.99) from Amazon
If you're looking for a Fitbit that bridges the world between fitness tracker and smartwatch, then the Fitbit Blaze is the one for you. What's more, this is the cheapest that it's ever been at over.
Fitbit Flex 2 - now £59.99 (was £79.99) from Amazon
This may well be the cheapest Fitbit you can get your hands on this Black Friday. While the Fitbit Flex 2 hasn't been its full RRP for a long time, getting the screen-less fitness tracker for less than £20 is not a deal to be sniffed at.
Misfit Shine 2 - now £39.99 (was £79.99) from Amazon
How about a stylish fitness tracker from Misfit? The price of the Misfit Shine 2 has been slashed in half so if you like the screen-less look and long battery life of this tracker it is worth picking up today.
Sony Alpha 7 Full Frame Compact System Camera with 28-70 mm Zoom Lens 24.3 MP now £899 (was £1,549):
For the price and size, you can't really beat the A7 was how we described this camera in our review. With its tilting screen and full frame sensor, there's a lot to love here, and the discount is pretty hardcore, especially for coming with a lens as well.View Deal
Sony DSCRX100M4 Digital Compact Premium 4K Camera now £669 (was £1,000): This camera doesn't have a touchscreen, which might be an issue for some. But it does record in 4K, have a tilting screen and a large sensor, and the price reduction for this impressive compact camera is not to be sniffed at. Deal ends midnight tonightView Deal
Amazon Black Friday tech deals
GoPro HERO5 Black Action Camera with Rechargeable Battery and 3 Way Arm now £396 (was £494): This is a pretty good bundle for the new GoPro, with all its fancy camera features and a little bit of a booster pack that features a waterproof housing and an extension stick that also serves as a tripod. Deal ends Friday at midnightView Deal
Optoma UHD550X 4K UHD 2800 Lumens DLP Projector now £1,525 (was £1,999.99): if you're after a 4K projector, you can get a decent amount of this one right here - the white-clad Optoma model will bring you the next level of definition. Be warned that it's only got 2800 lumens of brightness, but that should be enough for many people.View Deal
Epson EH-TW650 Full HD 3 LCD Home Cinema Projector now £479 (was £599): This projector isn't going to win many design awards, but it offers some strong brightness and built in Wi-Fi. It's only got a 15,000:1 contrast ratio though, so make sure you've got a decent screen and darker room to really enjoy movies and gaming.View Deal
Acer M550 4k UHD Home Cinema Projector - Now £,1549, was £1,999
Sometimes the cheapest deals aren't the best, not least because ones like this pop up. You're getting a huge contrast ratio with this 4K projector, which also runs to nearly 3,000 lumens of brightness too for a clearer image spread neatly across your wall or screen.
WD 8TB My Book USB 3.0 Desktop External Hard Drive - Now £207.97 (was £239.99): That's some serious storage space for a great price right there. This would be great for storing media files or to extended the hard drive space on any PS4, Xbox One or Xbox One X. One caveat to consider though is that this external hard drive is powered via a mains plug, but most external drives of this size are to be honest. There's no end date on this deal, but don't expect it to last forever at a brilliant £176.99.View Deal
Acer Z650 Gaming Projector - now £699 (was £899)
This 1080p full HD 3D gaming projector can create a 100-inch screen from just 1.5m away. It can also stream audio to your wireless headphones or Bluetooth speakers. It's down to £699 Expires November 27 View Deal
Bears vs Babies card game now £22.50 (was £29): Another fun game to play at Christmas, this also sounds worse than it is, given it's made by the same people who created Exploding Kittens. Fun art and a novel concept (yes, it's defeating babies, but it comes in a furry box).View Deal
Oral-B Smart 5 5000 CrossAction Electric Toothbrush now £49.99 (was £169): Another day, another toothbrush deal - this one isn't the most exciting since it doesn't really do much more than any other brush in the range, but it's available for an OK price and worth getting if you've missed the others and have been meaning to replace your crusty dental aid.View Deal
AmazonBasics Pack of 6 dimmable LED Bulbs now £14.24 (was £18.99): If you're replacing a bulb, you might as well make it LED as it's longer lasting and more power-efficient… and these white bulbs are down to a pretty decent price. Worth sticking in a cupboard. Deal ends at midnightView Deal
Home and Kitchenware
25% off Bosch power tools
If you'd like to see all of the discounted power tools you can see them all here - but there are a lot of great choices if you're thinking of getting a cheaper Bosch product. Be warned though: they're not going to last long.View Deal
Braun Series 3 ProSkin 3040s Rechargeable Cordless Wet and Dry Electric Shaver - £40 (was £110)
Amazon has shaved the price off this Braun Series 3 to save you £75. Whether you're fresh out of the shower or need a quick beard touch up before you leave the house, this shaver will get the job done.
Toys and games
Browse all the deals at Amazon.co.uk
Don't see anything you like? Go straight to Amazon and have a browse. Deals of the day will refresh at midnight every day so if you see something you like you'll need to be decisive!View Deal
Amazon Prime and Black Friday
If you're already a member of the Amazon Prime subscription club, you've already got a head start on everyone else for Black Friday; if not, it's something worth considering ahead of time.
So, for instance, you're going to get a half-hour head start on some of the Lightning Deals on Amazon that don't stick around for long. You might also get extra discounts on prices that have dropped already, or you might get deals that don't apply to non-Prime members throughout the course of the day.
We're not sure exactly what Amazon will do when Black Friday arrives, but it's a good bet that you're going to be at an advantage if you've signed up for Amazon Prime, whether that's through nabbing exclusive deals or through getting at the deals before anyone else.
At the moment a subscription costs you £79 (or $99) a year, or slightly more if you go month-to-month, and of course there are a host of other benefits besides improved access to the Black Friday deals. Amazon even runs its own deals day called Amazon Prime Day - exclusively for Prime members every summer.
Included in your benefits are Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Music, plenty of cloud storage for your photos, faster (usually free next day) delivery times throughout the year, and more besides. If you don't have a membership, why not sign up for a free Amazon Prime 30-day trial and enjoy the full benefits during the Black Friday shopping season?
Amazon Lightning Deals
Amazon loves its Lightning Deals: as the name suggests, these are very short-lived offers that usually involve items where the stock is low, so if you don't jump in when you've got the chance, you might miss out.
Lightning Deals don't stick around for long and as mentioned earlier, they'll only be around for up to six hours. You can often pick up some very tasty discounts though.
To quote straight from Amazon, a Lightning Deal is "a promotion in which a limited number of discounts are offered on an item for a short period of time", and the easiest way to find them is to click through on Today's Deals page. Don't forget that Prime members get early access to the Lightning Deals on Amazon, so it might be worth you signing up if you haven't already.
Amazon on Black Friday 2017: what you need to know
Amazon might have its own in-house discount day of sales for Prime members, but that doesn't stop it going all-in when it comes to Black Friday, and there aren't many retailers who can match it for the breath or size of its discounts. If you want to find the biggest discounts on Black Friday, be sure to check in on Amazon.
Thanks to Amazon's rather cluttered interface though, it's not always easy to get to the many great deals on offer - and hopefully, that's where we can help out. On this page we'll be highlighting the best offers for you to save you a lot of clicking and scrolling around.
We've been given a sneak preview of some of the Black Friday 2017 discounts that Amazon's planning, and while we can't share them with you yet, there are some treats in store - from short-term Lightning Deals to major discounts on hot gadgets that will run through Black Friday and beyond.
The top 5 Amazon Black Friday deals last year
1. Amazon Echo
Amazon loves to discount its own kit during Black Friday, and 2016 was no different, with £40 off to make it yours for just £119.99 rather than the usual £159.99.
2. Xbox One S bundle
Console bundles were popular during Black Friday, and one that particularly caught our eye was the Xbox One S 500GB model plus Minecraft and a controller for £204.99.
3. Amazon Kindle Paperwhite
The Kindle remains the ereader to beat, and is one of the best models - last year the lightweight device was on sale for £79.99 as opposed to the usual price of £109.99.
4. MSI Gaming Notebook
Few laptops match power with portability quite as well as the MSI GL62 15.6-inch Core i5 laptop does, and last year it was yours for £649.99 from Amazon, £100 off the retail price.
5. Sony Bravia KD65XD7504BU
Black Friday is a great time to get discounts on big ticket TVs, and if you were around last year you could get the Sony Bravia KD65XD7504BU 65-inch TV for £1,149 instead of £1,699.


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In 523 meters high, the village of Armeno is located near Orta lake, at the foot of Mount Mottarone in Piedmont Region, Italy.
The fresh air, the quietness, the wealth of its natural and historical beauty make Armeno an ideal location for a restful, spiritual, cultural, recreational and business meetings.
The area around Lake Orta has long been a favourite tourist destination, thanks to the quiet beauty of the landscape, its fascinating history and its wealth of artistic treasures, principally Romanesque and Baroque architecture.
Orta is also a place of mists and devotion. The devotion is figured plainly in the 20 small chapels of the Sacred Mount of Orta, set in a magnificent pine wood park with gorgeous views over the stone roofed village to tell the story of St Francis of Assisi. Frescoes set the scene and the atmosphere while the life sized colored statues seem to act out St. Francis life on a great natural stage.The woods, the variety of architectural and decorative styles, the enchanting panorama over the lake are elements that make this place unique, pervaded by a sense of meditation and serenity.
In 2003 UNESCO certified the nine Sacred Mounts in Piedmont and Lombardy, each on the one hand a devotional destination and on the other a superb Renaissance work of art of great value and interest, an open air artistic phenomenon with an evocative name and spiritual theme, the Great Mountain Theatre.


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York Tutors Young Learner English Language courses are designed to provide opportunities for ALL students to improve their English.
York Tutors courses are delivered through a combination of English lessons taught by fully qualified TEFL teachers alongside educational excursions, group activities and course work. The balance of each aspect of our courses can be dictated by the client and take the form of morning lessons with excursions in the afternoons, or more intensive study in classes all day Monday to Friday with evening activities and full-day weekend excursions.
We aim to make sure that all our students gain confidence in using the English language in all situations; from formal to informal occasions.
On arrival at your chosen centre each student will take a written language test followed by an informal interview with one of York Tutors senior teachers. This allows us to assess each students capabilities and place them in an appropriate class of similarly aged students of diverse nationalities. All York Tutors classes are divided using CEF (Common European Framework) levels.
The maximum class size for York Tutors courses is 15 students per group allowing for a greater degree of personal interaction and individual attention from our teachers.
We offer the following in all our centres:
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- Entry language test on arrival and end of course test and full written report from each teacher as course finishes.
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text: dbeaty 0 Report post Posted December 13, 2009 I installed a replacement Amerilite assembly two years ago and it worked great. The bulb died and I removed the light assembly and purchased a new O-Ring and bulb, which began leaking within a week. I took it out again assuming I did something wrong. Now, it's made very clear that you never re-assemble an Amerilite with a used O-ring. so I purchased another $25 ring. I though that because the instructions say to tighten the bolts to within 1/4 inch of each other, perhaps mine was a bit too loose. Now these O-rings have a bunch of points of failure in the design. The glass fits inside the O-ring, which has a goove molded inside for this. Then the glass with O-ring attached is pushed against the housing with a metal ring that tightens down, pushing the O-ring against the housing. I cleaned everything very good, and reassembled with the new O-ring. Yep, with in two weeks it's failed again, this time the bulb blew when the water intruded. So now it's been out for a month, while I get over being PO'd about the wasted $50 in O-rings. I tried bringing it back to Pinch a Penny but they said a used O-ring can not be returned. What would you do? Just give up or try again? Daveb Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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I treat any bruise with arnica ( a homeopathic cream).
I think bruising should be *treated* ; not left to go away on its own or "let the body heal itself" type philosophy. It is a long process which benefits from intervention (personal home treatment and attention not Dr's)
Btw what colours are you seeing on it now?


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8001 Wyoming Blvd. NE, Suite B-1
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Serves 4 | Prep Time: 20 minutes
Enjoy this salad in the winter months when kale and pomegranates are in season and at their peak flavor. The oil and vinegar we selected adds a fruity, grassy and tart flavor with a mild serrano pepper finish. Perfect for a cold winter day when you can't go outside but want to feel (and eat) healthy.
Wash and dry the kale. Remove the stems and use a food processor or mini chopper to chop the kale into a finely chopped texture (You can use a sharp chef knife if you don't own a mini chopper). Chop scallions into penny–thick slices. Open pomegranate and remove seeds – set one cup of seeds aside.
Cook black quinoa according to package instruction. Let it cool down for about 5 to 10 minutes.
In a bowl combine: chopped kale, chopped scallions, pomegranate, cooked black quinoa.
Add ABQ Olive Oil Serrano Honey Vinegar and Koroneiki Extra Virgin Olive Oil in a small bowl. Whisk for about one minute until mixture emulsifies. Add dressing to salad and toss for about one minute. Finish with chopped Marcona almonds and serve.
Bring your bottle back clean and dry. Then we will refill it and give you $1.00 off your olive oil or vinegar purchase.
Ask about our frequent shopper card (in store only) to earn points toward a free bottle of olive oil or vinegar!


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The Erelu Adebayo Foundation works to provide a home-like environment for orphans and vulnerable children in areas of high unemployment in Nigeria. The ERAF Children's Home strives to be a place of comfort and respite to children who have lost their parents to the AIDs crisis. The organization is funded entirely from donations and through the philanthropic sponsorship of its five-member board. ERAF is a non-profit organization aimed at providing rehabilitation and assistance to the vulnerable population of Nigeria. ERAF focuses primarily on areas of high unemployment and high rates of HIV infection for its philanthropic work and has helped hundreds of needy and vulnerable women and children of the years. There are a number of programs aimed specifically at helping children and which have done and continue to do a lot of good in the area.
The ERAF Children's Home is just one of the many programs aimed at helping children. Not only does it provide a caring environment for these young boys and girls, but it even cooperates with a number of adoption agencies to find loving and stable homes for as many of the orphaned children as possible. Another program aimed at helping children is the feeding program, which is designed to provide special therapeutic food at least twice a day to children who are suffering from severe malnutrition or wasting. By providing food for the children of families helped by ERAF, they ensure that the mothers and caregivers can focus on attaining the job skills that they need to provide for their families themselves.
This philanthropic organization is run by a board of 5 women who feel it is their duty to give back to their communities. Together they have come up with and funded the programs that have helped so many. The board members are: Erelu Angela Adebayo, founder and Chairman of ERAF; Anita Kemi DaSilva-Ibru; Dr. Olusola Bob-Egbe; Mrs. Ronke Okusanya; and Agatha A. JohnPaul, who serves as the Programme Officer.


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All That Jazz!
posted by vanndesign on 12. Sep, 2010
JazzTimes, Inc. wanted its monthly magazine to reflect the free-flowing, ever-changing nature of this unique musical genre. Exclusive portraits by world-renowned entertainment photographers anchor each story, while unfettered and often-irreverent graphic elements keep the groove going.
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Medical drug and medical device manufacturers have an obligation to put their products through rigorous testing in order to ensure that the products are safe for consumers. The Food and Drug Administration is supposed to require extensive evidence of a medical product's safety before approving it for sale. Unfortunately, there are loopholes in FDA rules and there are situations where manufacturers don't always do what they are supposed to before they allow consumers to begin using medical products. When a drug or a device turns out to be dangerous, the product can have a severe adverse consequence on the health of patients. Patients who are harmed or those who lose loved ones due to defective drugs or devices can take legal action and pursue a claim for wrongful death or personal injury. Abbott & Associates L.L.C. is accepting cases for those harmed by recalled drugs and medical devices. Regardless of where you live, call today to speak with our defective products lawyers. You may be entitled to significant compensation for your illness or injury.
Recalled Drugs and Medical Devices
Manufacturers are strictly liable for all medical products and devices that they sell to the public. This means that any time a device or drug has an unexpected side effect or causes harm to a patient through it use, the manufacturer can be held legally responsible for the consequences. Strict liability rules are supposed to encourage manufacturers to be extremely careful to ensure that all products released are safe. FDA regulations are also supposed to keep dangerous products from being sold. Unfortunately, many manufacturers bring medical devices to the market under the FDA's 501(K) clearance program, This program allows for a device to be brought to the market with minimal or no testing because it is substantially similar to a product already for sale. The problem is, even when a product is voluntarily recalled, it can still serve as the basis for obtaining 501(K) approval. This has led to many defective devices flooding the marketplace, including transvaginal mesh and metal-on-metal hip implants. Any time a product comes to the marketplace and turns out to have a problem, either the manufacturer or the FDA can institute a recall. Recalls can occur even on products that have gone through the regular FDA clearance process, although the fast-tracked approval has led to a huge number or product recalls in recent years. When a recall occurs, the public is alerted to the problem. More instructions or warnings may be issued, and the product may be pulled from the market, depending upon the circumstances. Unfortunately, many people usually have already used the defective medical drug or device by the time the recall occurs.
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If you used a drug or a medical device that has caused you harm, you have the right to take legal action and hold the drug or device manufacturer accountable. The recall of a drug or device can frequently alert many patients to the fact that the health problems they are experiencing are linked to a product they used. As a result, many recalls prompt mass torts like class actions or multidistrict litigations that make it possible for many thousands of injured patients to all pursue claims. Before you join a class action or otherwise take legal action, you need to talk to a lawyer and understand your rights. Contact Abbott & Associates L.L.C. if you were using a medical product or drug that has been recalled.


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The Tennessee Arts Academy is proud to sponsor three on-campus visual art exhibitions in 2018.
In the Leu Art Gallery in the Lila D. Bunch Library, the work of a professional artist will be displayed. A special TAA "Artist Talk" and reception is planned on Monday evening during the Academy week. The exhibition is co-sponsored with the Belmont University Department of Art.
Two exhibitions in the Leu Art Building will showcase Tennessee's Best of the Best Student Art Exhibition and Connections: Tennessee Art Education Association Member Exhibition. On Tuesday afternoon during the Academy week numerous activities will occur including an art crawl featuring all three TAA art exhibitions; Belmont Mansion tours, high tea, refreshments and hammered dulcimer music provided by Susan Ramsay; and a Student and Teacher Artist Recognition Ceremony and reception. The exhibitions and receptions are co-sponsored with Tennessee Art Education Association.
A special TAA Art Crawl will occur on Tuesday afternoon from 5 – 7 PM that will feature all three TAA exhibitions along with tours of the Belmont Mansion. The mansion and the exhibitions are located on the Belmont campus.
Monday • July 9, 2018 • 4:30 – 6:30 PM
Leu Art Gallery (Lila D. Bunch Library)
Life in Patterns: Works of Reclamation
by Laura Petrovich-Cheney
May 21 – September 7, 2018
Katrina. Sandy. Harvey. Irma.
All the nameless, countless fires, tornadoes, and earthquakes.
Artist Laura Petrovich-Cheney finds meaning in these experienced devastations, as well as in the debris that litters the communities they affect. Once organized neighborhoods become barely recognizable piles of rubble haphazardly strewn during the chaos of disaster. These natural events show how we all suffer loss regardless of our color, language, or economic status. Our hearts break equally and painfully. The artist's own story unfolded when her parents lost their home after hurricane Sandy; and subsequently, when her father lost his life while repairing that home.
With the debris from Sandy and other disasters, Petrovich-Cheney decided to create quilt-inspired sculptures. American quilts have a long history of offering comfort—a grandmother's handmade quilt, Civil War soldier quilts, the AIDS quilts, Quilts of Honor—the list goes on. The artist embraces the memory that lives in the aftermath. The intimate textures of the wood, for example, with its chipped layers of paint, nail holes, grain, faded colors, and worn surfaces, tell a story and suggest a prior life. The domestic objects that once offered security become carriers of our stories, our identity. A little girl's pink dresser decorated with kitten stickers and glitter; a kitchen cabinet that once held precious, heirloom china; and a door frame that marked a growing child's height have a profound sense of embedded meaning. There is no insistence on static perfection. The imperfections of the material reveal an aesthetic promise found in the discarded remnants of daily life. Life in Patterns seeks to produce an element of refuge through the organization and arrangement of the chaos, reestablishing rubbish into a series of recognizable patterns.
About the Artist….
Laura Petrovich-Cheney is a sculptor whose work mirrors the human experience: full of transformation, second chances, reinvention, and resilience.
Petrovich-Cheney was born in Philadelphia, raised in Haddonfield, New Jersey, and currently lives in Asbury Park, New Jersey. She earned a degree in fine arts and English literature at Dickinson College, a degree in fashion design from Drexel University, and graduated Summa Cum Laude from Moore College of Art and Design with a degree in studio arts.
Her works are in several public collections, including the new PNC Tower and Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the MD Anderson Cooper Hospital Cancer Care Center in Camden, New Jersey; the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation in Jersey City, New Jersey; and the Abington Art Center Sculpture Park in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.
Her work has been shown in both solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States. Past venues include A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn, New York; the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington, Delaware; the James Michener Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania; and others. She is a currently a signature artist at Noyes Museum in Oceanville, New Jersey; a New York artist member of A.I.R. Gallery; and an active member of the New York Sculptors Guild in Brooklyn.
In 2013, Petrovich-Cheney launched a successful Kickstarter campaign for a residency to the Arctic Circle. In 2015, she was awarded a residency grant to the Vermont Studio Center. She has also received grants or awards from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Clark Huling Arts Fund for Visual Artists, the National Art Education Association, the Council for Art Education, the National Academy of Art, and the New Jersey State Department of Education. Since 2009, she has kept a blog on her art practice and writes reviews of art exhibitions in the tri-state area. When she is not teaching or making art, Petrovich-Cheney maintains several native flower gardens and a small orchard that sustains her colonies of honeybees.
Monday • July 9, 2018 • 5:15 PM
Life in Patterns: Works of Reclamation by Laura Petrovich-Cheney is co-sponsored by the Belmont University Department of Art and is made possible by generous gifts from the Belmont University Department of Art, Solie Fott, and the Tennessee Arts Academy Foundation.
Tuesday • July 10 • 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Leu Center for the Visual Arts, Leu Art Gallery,
Belmont Mansion, and GIG Museum (Lila D. Bunch Library)
June 25–August 10, 2018
Leu Center for the Visual Arts
Gallery 121
The Tennessee Arts Academy is pleased to offer a student art exhibit as part of its summer enrichment experience. Tennessee's Best of the Best Student Art Exhibition is a collection of the best pieces in various media by student artists from the three grand divisions of the state. The students whose work will be featured have won college scholarships for their achievements and have had their work exhibited in museums throughout the state of Tennessee.
Lobby Gallery
The Tennessee Arts Academy is very proud to exhibit the work of practicing artists-teachers alongside the exemplary work created by their students. Connections: Tennessee Art Education Association Member Exhibition is a juried show featuring the work of kindergarten through higher education art educators from across Tennessee.
Tennessee's Best of the Best Student Art Exhibition and Connections: Tennessee Art Education Association Member Exhibition are co-sponsored by the Tennessee Art Education Association.
Leu Center for the Visual Arts, Leu Art Gallery, Belmont Mansion, and GIG Museum (Lila D. Bunch Library)
Participants are invited to tour the Belmont Mansion and visit the following exhibits and museum during the TAA Art Crawl.
Belmont Mansion
As part of the TAA Art Crawl, participants are invited on Tuesday afternoon at 5:00 p.m. for a tour of the historic Belmont Mansion. The event features Susan Ramsay playing hammered dulcimer. Light refreshments will be served.
Lila D. Bunch Library, First Floor
Participants are invited to the new Gallery of Iconic Guitars Museum as part of the TAA Art Crawl.
Leu Art Gallery
Tuesday • July 10 • 6:00 PM