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Huawei Honor 5X Camera Review with Sample Pictures
Few days ago we reviewed Huawei Honor 5x and we found it an excellent choice for a mid range phone. It had a metal back body which made it pretty durable and had great specs . You can check out the full video review of Huawei Honor 5X here.
Today I am sharing with you some camera samples from its Camera. Huawei Honor 5x has a rear camera of 13 MP f/2.0 Camera. The camera lens is also 28mm wide angle , which is very good for landscape photos.
The photos shot with Huawei Honor 5x has resolution of 4160 x 3120px. Lets look at some samples
The outdoor pictures came really good, the images did lack some saturation but overall we were pleased with the result. The bouqet effect created from the macro shots was pretty good.
Indoor image with very little light . We can see some noise in the image though. but still the camera was able to capture it well.
The flash light on huawei honor 5x is very powerful it really lit up the entire room .
The indoor macro shots came up really nice . They lacked some sharpness but still the result is satisfactory.
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Bath Storytelling Circle
Previous regular Masters of Ceremonies for the evening have been Anthony Nanson (master storyteller and founder of the Circle in 1999) and Kevan Manwaring (former Bard of Bath, author, storyteller and teacher). Occasional hosts have included the multi-vocal Richard Selby (also convenor of the regular 'What A Performance!' verbal antics at the St James Wine Vaults, Bath), Roger Wiltshire (aka Drift Snowbarger, comedian and self-styled appalling poet), Jack Beaumont (Suffolk tale-spinner) and other able wordsmiths.
What makes each evening such a memorable night out is the range of different performances from the array of regulars and newcomers. And those just passing through in recent years have included the impressive R J Stewart, the feral folk phenomenon Ash Mandrake and the exquisite Emily Maguire. With a distinctive blend of story, poetry and song, traditional material and modern invention, there's usually something for everyone!
As well as drawing on the considerable bardic talent of Bath, the storytelling Circle regularly draws people in from as far afield as Corsham, Bristol, Frome and Stroud! Not to mention occasional visitors from such legendary localities as America, Australia, Asia, Africa and Romney Marsh.
As with any performance event, the performers are nothing without the listeners! So even if you don't feel like performing something quite yet, do come along to listen, watch and enjoy!
And last but not least, we owe our special thanks to the Raven for hosting us over quite a few years now, and for the cheerful bar staff who's knowledge of folk tales, folk songs and folk rhymes has increased hugely over that time.

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BALI, Indonesia – The Philippines assailed China on July 23, 2011 for its "baseless claim" of ownership over South China sea, parts of which are also being claimed by Manila. China's 9-dash claim over the whole South China Sea, which includes the oil-rich Spratlys Island, has "no validity under international law," Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary [...]
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Bumble is now in the business of helping you find a job, in addition to a date and new friends, of course. The popular dating app has launched Bumble Bizz, a new service for networking and connecting with potential employers. It's currently available for users in the U.S., Canada, U.K., France, and Germany.
It's kind of like attending a career networking event, only this is all done within the Bumble app. Just like regular Bumble, you swipe right when you find contacts you're interested in connecting with. Once matched, connections can chat in the app and set up meetings in real life.
Bumble Bizz uses a photo verification tool designed to help ensure people are who they say they are. A user's profile consists of a profile picture, a digital resume, and a skills section listing talents and accolades. Users can also include examples of their work in additional profile cards.
Just like Bumble, Bumble Bizz requires women to initiate conversation. The company says the "women first" approach is meant to help "eliminate abuse and inappropriate behavior."
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"By empowering women to make the first move in Bizz, Bumble expects to see the same significant uptick in positive behavior and dramatically reduced abuse rates that it has seen in its dating and friendship platforms," Bumble explained in a statement.
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Motorcyclist in his 20s dies after crash on B1107 close to Thetford Golf Club
PUBLISHED: 15:17 22 August 2017 | UPDATED: 15:52 22 August 2017
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Police are investigating a crash which claimed the life of a young motorcyclist in Thetford.
The man, who is his 20s and believed to come from the Thetford area, was involved in a collision on the B1107, near Thetford Golf Club, on Saturday afternoon.
The rider, who has yet to be named, was travelling in the direction of Brandon when he collided with a white Kia, shortly before 12.30pm.
Police are trying to piece together what happened. Investigators will prepare a file for the coroner's inquest into the man's death.
Professional golfer Josh Chamberlain, 21, said: "I was working at the golf club when it happened. The first I knew was when a person came in and told me there had been an accident. Then the air ambulance arrived and lots of people.
"I originally thought it might be an accident involving a golfer crossing over the road – it's a dangerous road for golfers crossing over, there's a 60mph limit."
Mr Chamberlain, who has worked at the club for four years, said he was shocked to find he knew the man.
"I knew him as I was at the same primary and secondary school but I didn't know him well," he added. "I was shocked because I went to school with him and he is the same age as me."
A single bunch of flowers has been laid close to where the crash happened.
Carl Foster, who has been riding motorbikes since he was 17, runs Dannii's Diner in nearby Brandon, which is frequented by motorcyclists.
"I know that stretch of the road very well," he said. "As an experienced driver any road is dangerous and has to be treated with respect.
"There are some bad potholes down there, but doesn't every road in Norfolk undulate. Most of the riders I know are mature, experienced riders but even the most experienced motorcyclist can get into difficulties."
In February 2015 Edward McDermott, 78, was killed while attempting to cross the B1107 between the fifth and sixth holes at Thetford Golf Club.
The retired shopkeeper, who lived in Ilford, Essex, was part of a 70-strong visiting group from Chigwell Golf Society.
Anyone with information about Saturday's crash is asked to call police on 101.


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Fourth of July on Giant & Rocky Peak Ridge
It was a great Fourth of July, happy birthday America!
It was a great Fourth of July, happy birthday America!
After two straight days of being thoroughly drenched, we wanted something relatively dry. I knew the excellent Leach Trail to Dial & Nippletop, with much of the hike on a ridge, would fit my criteria.
The DEC issued an advisory indicating that the Sewards are flooded. They are.
I've never seen Marcy Brook like this, she was a raging torrent.
Having the entirety of Macomb and South Dix all to ourselves. Pushing right past Hough, our fourth peak of the day, onto the fifth: Dix, the highest and farthest peak of the day.
I'm pretty easy to convince to go hiking. Offer me a trip to the nearest majestic place and our niece and nephew, and I'm even willing to get up at 4AM to make it happen.
A couple friends and a flowering peony inspired me to grab some photos from the backyard. Overcast days are the best for photography in general, and the ones after a light rain are perfect for flora.
I took Mike up Owl's Head, which was windy but fun and easy. We had earlier stopped near Beede Brook for some shots, and today I couldn't resist the cloud Hurricane Mountain.
Having spent a couple decades in flatland Florida, I wasn't sure how Philip would do, but we breezed up to Cascade. The view was typically spectacular, as was the stiff breeze.
"It doesn't have to be fun, to be fun." — Anonymous
Seasons pass. This far north they linger a bit longer than at home, which I seem to appreciate more each year.
The trio before me made it to about 2,600 feet; no one else had signed in for Allen since the 23rd of March. This would be one of the hardest hikes I've done.
For this year's winter Gathering, I learned my lesson from the 14-hour behemoth hike last year and picked something that both Kathy and I could do.
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Ireland continues to make substantive headway in improving health outcomes, but more can be done in reducing risk-factors for major diseases and improving value-for-money in health spending, according to a new OECD report.
The global economic crisis has had a profound impact on people's well-being, reaching far beyond the loss of jobs and income, and affecting citizens' satisfaction with their lives and their trust in governments, according to a new OECD report.
Earlier detection and better treatment for cancer would cut death rates from the disease by around a third, saving the lives of nearly a million people in the developed world every year, according to a new report by the OECD prepared with the support of the European Commission, building on earlier World Health Organisation research.
To help inform the Conference on Managing Hospital Volumes, co-organised by the German Federal Ministry of Health and the OECD, and held on the 11th April 2013 in Berlin, the OECD Secretariat produced a paper to provide an international perspective on Germany's situation and the current policy debate.
The future sustainability of health systems will depend on how well governments are able to anticipate and respond to efficiency and quality of care challenges. Bold action is required, as well as willingness to test innovative care delivery approaches. This book examines the whole new world of possibilities in using mobiles and the Internet to address healthcare challenges.
In Portugal, health spending has been reduced from 10.8% of GDP in 2009 to 10.2% now. This has been achieved by rationalising spending on pharmaceuticals, promoting the use of generic drugs, moderating salaries; cutting the fees paid to hospitals, and increasing user charges, while still protecting those in most need, said OECD Secretary-General.
This document outlines the methodologies and tools currently used to assess the risk of chemicals to children's health and also identifies possible needs for additional guidance or tools based on the results of an on-line survey conducted in November 2011. The following areas of risk assessment are covered: definitions, hazard and exposure assessment, risk characterisation, cohort studies and combined exposure to multiple chemicals.
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The future of public health: policy decisions today for tomorrow's populations. Our health, our economy, our society, our future: a Brave New World. Remarks by Yves Leterme, Deputy Secretary-General, OECD. Brussels, Belgium, September 4th 2013.
This report presents the findings of a research project to investigate the drivers and criteria shaping the application of genomic biotechnology to health in different national settings, and the barriers to implementation nationally and internationally. Findings are based on case studies on Finland, Israel, Luxembourg, Mexico, the United Kingdom, China and South Africa.


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USAID/Ukraine works with the Ukrainian government, civil society, non-governmental organizations, and other donors and partners to build Ukraine's overall health system. We contribute to building a system that serves the people of Ukraine and assures that medical professionals have the tools, knowledge, and resources to provide high quality, modern healthcare to all Ukrainians.
USAID/Ukraine also works to ensure that Ukrainians who have been affected by the conflict in Eastern Ukraine have access to psychosocial support and treatment that has been effective in other conflict settings, and—with input from local partners—made appropriate for the Ukrainian context.
USAID/Ukraine focuses on responding to infectious diseases (such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), and hepatitis C (HCV)) and improving immunization coverage for diseases such as polio. Ukraine has among the highest burdens of HIV/AIDS in Eastern Europe, and close to the highest rate of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in the world. To respond to these epidemics, USAID, with President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) support, is working with partners to achieve an AIDS-free generation in Ukraine, and to contain the spread of tuberculosis. USAID also supports programs to build a routine immunization program in Ukraine – to ensure Ukraine's children are protected from preventable diseases such as polio and measles.
Ukraine has the second largest HIV epidemic in the region with nearly 250,000 people living with HIV (PLHIV) – many of whom do not know their HIV status. The epidemic is concentrated among key populations (people who inject drugs, female sex workers, and men who have sex with men). USAID receives support from PEPFAR to provide technical assistance to develop a health system that raises the capacity of Ukrainian organizations to deliver high quality HIV services to all Ukrainians, and links people living with HIV/AIDS to treatment and care. USAID invests in technical assistance to strengthen HIV program governance, financing, and human resources. USAID is also working with partners to improve access to HIV/TB co-infection diagnosis and treatment and better control and prevent TB, which PLHIV are very vulnerable to.
USAID-supported programs reduce HIV-related stigma and discrimination among key populations who are most at risk of contracting HIV, Ukraine's most-at-risk populations include intravenous drug users (PWID), female sex workers, men who have sex with men, and individuals living with HIV. Our programs address discrimination and stigma – particularly while HIV services are being provided – to make at-risk populations feel more comfortable and more likely to seek services such as anti-retroviral treatment, which can greatly reduce the spread of HIV.
In 2016, there were 7,778 new multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) patients registered in Ukraine, out of them 1,195 (15.4 percent) patients had extensively drug-resistant TB (XDR-TB). There is only a 74 percent treatment success rate of TB in Ukraine due to patients stopping treatment (for various reasons, including due to the misconception that they will continue to stay healthy if they stop treatment); patients receiving treatment in advanced stages of the disease; late diagnosis of HIV which leaves people very vulnerable to TB; and the high prevalence of MDR-TB which is difficult to treat. USAID is working together with other U.S. government agencies and other partners to contain TB in Ukraine, especially the most serious cases.
Ukraine has among the lowest rates of routine immunization in the world due to a lack of available vaccines and distrust of vaccination by parents and medical providers. USAID is working with partners to share evidence-based information about the usefulness of vaccines with health providers and parents, to ensure the availability of high quality vaccines, and to create a national immunization schedule.
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The conflict in Eastern Ukraine has taken its toll on the mental and psycho-social health of affected individuals. The lack of consistent standards and effective referral network has left conflict-affected populations vulnerable to long-term mental health problems.
Health System Strengthening for Sustainable HIV/ADS Response (HIV Reform in Action Project)
October 1, 2013 – September 30, 2018
HIV Reform in Action, with PEPFAR support, is strengthening Ukraine's health care system to ensure effective and sustainable HIV/AIDS prevention and services to most-at-risk populations. The project is enhancing national leadership and capacity for evidence-based and gender-sensitive HIV policy programming and implementation; optimizing resources allocation for national and regional HIV/AIDS programs targeting most-at-risk populations; and strengthening human resources in the area of HIV/AIDS services to most-at-risk populations. The project works at the national level and in regions of Ukraine most impacted by HIV.
Challenge TB project
Janury 1, 2015 – September 30, 2019
The Challenge TB project is improving case detection and diagnosis for multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB), and improving successful treatment - leading to fewer people stopping their treatment and lower death rates. The project is strengthening National TB Program capacity and systems and using innovative approaches to improve TB services in Ukraine. The project is improving the environment to make it easier for people to test for TB and receive treatment, ensuring patient-centered care and treatment, better control TB infection, enhancing Government of Ukraine political commitment and leadership, and improving human resource development.
All-Ukrainian Network of People living with HIV/AIDS
September 27, 2017 – September 26, 2022
HealthLink will accelerate Ukraine's efforts to end HIV as a public health threat by 2030 by targeting people living with HIV and key populations (who are most at risk of contracting HIV) to increase demand for and access to HIV services; increase the number of PLHIV who know their status and are linked to care; address gaps in the HIV service cascade; and reduce stigma and discrimination.
Serving Life
September 27, 2017 - September 26, 2022
Serving Life will reduce HIV, tuberculosis, and HCV transmission through detection, care, and treatment of people living with HIV, TB, and HCV in pre-trial detention centers, prisons, and post-prison settings in Ukraine. PATH will implement the activity in 12 oblasts with the highest HIV, TB, and HIV/TB co-infection rates: Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Mykolaiv, Odesa, Kyiv, Kherson, Zaporizhya, Kirovograd, Cherkasy, Chernihiv, and Poltava.
Scaling up access to HCV/HIV testing and treatment for key populations in Ukraine
October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2019
Through this project, USAID is assisting the MoH and patient advocacy organizations to determine the cost-effectiveness and investment case of applying best clinical practice in hepatitis C/HIV treatment. This includes scaling up rapid HCV/HIV testing among PWID; simplifying pre-treatment diagnostics and treatment monitoring of HCV; providing HIV testing to all individuals testing for HCV; and immediately linking HIV positive patients to treatment.
Safe, Affordable, and Effective Medicines for Ukrainians (SAFEMed) project
Management Sciences for Health (MSH)
September 1, 2017 – August 30, 2022
SafeMed is contributing to building Ukraine's health system to meet the needs of its citizens by strengthening the pharmaceutical system to ensure transparency and cost-efficiency. The project will improve public procurement of medicines and health commodities (such as essential HIV, tuberculosis, and HCV medications, as well as medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to treat substance abuse) at the best prices and contributing to creating a longer-term plan to sustain health pharmaceutical financing, and strengthen rational pharmaceutical management and the pharmaceutical supply chain.
Health Finance and Governance Ukraine
Abt Associates
January 02, 2017 – September 01, 2018
Health Finance and Governance Ukraine, is developing and implementing a new tuberculosis hospital payment system with corresponding changes in budget formation, funds flow, and facility autonomy. The new TB hospital payment will be more efficient - savings generated by the system's efficiency will be reinvested to better match payment to priority TB services and vulnerable populations. USAID is more broadly supporting the MOH to adapt and implement an international cost-accounting system to the Ukrainian context—by developing practical guidelines for facility-level cost accounting systems; assisting the MOH in designing the diagnosis-related group (DRG) and capitation payment systems; and building human and institutional capacity.
Improving Access to Effective Services for Mental Health Problems Resulting from Trauma (IPSMHU)
Johns Hopkins University
September 30, 2015 – September 29, 2018
Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health and the National University's Kyiv-Mohyla Academy are working to alleviate the mental health effects of traumatic events among conflict-affected groups and contribute to the development and strengthening of an accessible and equitable community mental health care system.
The project is working to improve the mental health status and functioning of communities and groups affected by conflict in Ukraine, and ultimately lead to a more accessible and equitable community mental health care system in Ukraine. The project also has a research component – to learn about the types of mental health problems resulting from the conflict; develop appropriate and accurate instruments to assess those problems and appropriate treatment interventions and evaluating their effectiveness in the Ukrainian context, and guide research capacity building through training and first-hand experience provided to partners through the development of research resources, including measurement tools, and networks.
The USAID Training, Economic Empowerment, Assistive Technology and Medical/Physical Rehabilitation (TEAM)
UCP Wheels for Humanity
October 1, 2015 – July 31, 2019
Training, Economic Empowerment, Assistive Technology and Medical/Physical Rehabilitation (TEAM) improves rehabilitation support services in the country through specialized training for rehabilitation personnel working in Lviv, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro, and support for assistive device product provision. The project provides vocational and business training and job placement opportunities for internally displaced people with disabilities and their families. The project works in cooperation with the Ukrainian Association of Physical Therapy and National Assembly of People with Disabilities.
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More and more women are contacting me in their 40's, 50's and 60's, seemingly caught in chaos. Generally the initial contact is for some kind of recognized pattern of disordered eating and they want to experience my therapy and/or coaching services . After a brief chat we soon come to realize that it's not just their eating that is disordered but their lives.
Common issues include:
No balance of work and home life – over working, emails 24/7 without boundaries!
No children and no time – children have left home Or they are child free and shouldn't they be superwoman?
Cluttered thinking and living – home is a battle ground of untidiness and all or nothing thinking ensues
Mid life - £'s spent on quick fixes as ageing is bad, right?
Families - love them BUT!
Relationships – can't live with them and can't live without them
Any of these sound familiar I wonder?
The good news is you can regain control over your life and the experience can be fantastic. Yes you may feel unsure or even frightened at the concept of change BUT it's all possible. Interestingly clients tend to seek support when they've had quite a journey through life already and undertaken many self-help directions, books, seminars and motivational CD's, to name but a few. Then all of a sudden the idea of sitting with someone who'll be there with them, supporting them and motivating them to get all they can from life seems to appeal. Dealing with disordered eating once and for all and throwing the diet books, of the past, in the recycling!
So now's the time to look to change, you deserve the best days of your life to be just that!
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This month we have been using the lovely Graphic 45 Bird Song papers as part of our DT pack. Today sees me using the leftover scraps from my first project. I have had this slide mailer in my stash for ages, and I do think they lend themselves to 'oriental'
I started by painting it black before adding my papers, which were layered onto gold card.
Shernocky Crafts Blog,there are some wonderful projects by the rest of the very talented DT, to give you plenty of inspiration . If you live in the area, the shop has a wonderful selection of craft supplies and their online store will be up and running soon.
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Upstream Trails
The Upstream Trail follows the Manuels River through an open, straight valley. Upstream the river has had little impact on the tough igneous bedrock, but downstream the river has eroded a deep gorge in the softer bedrock. The rocks upstream are some of the oldest rocks found in Newfoundland.
The upstream trail starts just outside the Interpretation Centre at the Beaver Bridge and ends at the Conception Bay South Bypass Road. This trail follows the river for 2.5 kilometres (round trip). An alternative route crosses the trestle and follows the T'Railway back to the Interpretation Centre parking lot.
Participate in our Upstream Trail tour to learn more about the geology, flora, fauna, and cultural history of the area.


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AEPA Early Childhood Education Practice Questions
1. Piaget's first stage of cognitive development involves:
A: Operations with concrete things
B: Sensory input and motor output
C: Operations with abstract things
D: Intuition and animism, not logic
2. Which behavior indicates a child has attained understanding of symbolic representation?
A: Seeking unseen things
B: Playing "make-believe"
C: Enjoying "peek-a-boo"
D: Addition using pennies
3. A young child, angry at one parent, momentarily wishes s/he would leave. Later, when that parent moves out as the couple separates, the child blames it on his/her earlier wish. Piaget called this:
A: Animism
B: Egocentrism
C: Magical thinking
D: Intuitive thinking
Answer questions #4–#9 based on this scenario:
A younger child watches you pour juice from a short, wide container into a tall, thin container and concludes there is more juice in the taller container because s/he sees the juice rising up higher in the glass. An older child concludes there is the same amount of juice either way, pointing out, "This glass is taller than the other one, but it's also thinner. Besides, I just saw you pour it from that glass to this glass, so it's the same amount no matter what the glasses look like."
4. Which Piagetian cognitive ability has the younger child not attained that the older child has?
A: Object permanence
B: Volume conservation
C: Formal operations
D: Class inclusion
5. In which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is the younger child?
A: Sensorimotor
B: Concrete operations
C: Preoperational
D: Formal operations
6. In which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development is the older child?
A: Preoperational
B: Concrete operations
C: Sensorimotor
D: Formal operations
7. Through which process identified by Piaget did the younger child most make his/her conclusion?
A: Intuition
B: Operation
C: Centration
D: Decentration
8. Which process identified by Piaget allowed the older child to make his/her conclusion?
A: Intuition
B: Centration
C: Classification
D: Decentration
9. The older child pointed out having observed the juice being poured from one container to another. If you then poured it back into the first container and the child used the same logic to conclude it was still the same quantity, which ability defined by Piaget would this demonstrate?
A: Object permanence
B: Conservation of number
C: Reversibility of operations
D: Secondary circular reaction
10. Which substage of cognitive development defined by Piaget typically occurs latest?
A: Coordination of Reactions
B: Tertiary Circular Reactions
C: Primary Circular Reactions
D: Secondary Circular Reactions
Answer key
1. B. Piaget's first stage of cognitive development is called the sensorimotor stage. This is when infants respond to input they receive from the environment through their sensory organs by engaging in motor actions. When they realize how the environment then reacts to some of these actions, they respond again; this is called circular reactions. Operations with concrete things (A) occur during Piaget's third stage called concrete operations. Operations with abstract things (C) occur during Piaget's fourth and final stage called formal operations. Intuition and animism but not logic (D) occur during Piaget's second stage, which he called preoperational.
2. B. When children engage in "pretend" or "make-believe" playing, as when they play "house" and pretend to be parents; pretend to be fantasy characters; or use toys to represent real persons, animals, machines, etc., they understand one thing can be used as a symbol to stand for something else, i.e., symbolic representation. When babies look for things they saw that were then hidden so they can no longer see them (A), they have attained object permanence. The emergence of this understanding that things out of sight still exist is also indicated by their enjoying playing "peek-a-boo" (C). (Infants without object permanence are truly surprised to see a hidden face reappear; those developing object permanence laugh with delight to see the face reappear; and those with fully developed object permanence may eventually lose interest in the game.) When children can add or subtract using pennies (D) or other concrete objects, this shows they have attained concrete operations, i.e., mental operations using concrete objects.
3. C. Piaget coined the term magical thinking to describe the illogical thought of young children when they believe their own internal thoughts or words cause external events to happen in the world. Animism (A) was what Piaget termed the belief of young children that inanimate objects have thoughts and feelings. Egocentrism (B) was what Piaget called the characteristic in young children of being unable to see things—literally and concretely, not just abstractly—from others' perspectives, and their belief that the world revolves around them. Intuitive thinking (D) is how Piaget generally described the thought of preoperational children who are not yet able to think using logic.
4. B. The experiment described is like those Piaget conducted with children to prove his theory of cognitive development. Conservation is the realization that the amount of a substance (or the number of a collection of objects) remains constant despite differences in its appearance, like the volume of liquid regardless of the size and/or shape of the container holding it. Piaget found preoperational children, who cannot perform mental operations, do not understand this concept, while concrete operational children do. Object permanence (A) is the realization (usually by infants around 8–9 months old) that things still exist when out of their sight. Formal operations (C) involve the ability to perform mental operations with abstract concepts, unaided by having concrete objects to see and manipulate. Class inclusion (D) is the ability to categorize objects or concepts into groups based on common properties. Conservation and class inclusion both emerge during the stage of concrete operations.
5. C. The younger child cannot yet perform concrete operations like conservation of liquid volume, so this child is still in Piaget's preoperational stage. Children in this stage think intuitively rather than logically. The sensorimotor (A) stage is when babies typically learn about the world by receiving sensory information from their environments, respond through motor activities, and learn more by discovering not only what their bodies can do, but also how the environment reacts to their actions. The stage of concrete operations (B) typically emerges in middle childhood, enabling children to perform logical mental operations like adding, subtracting, etc., by manipulating concrete objects. The stage of formal operations (D) typically emerges before or during adolescence, enabling children to understand and manipulate abstract ideas without the accompaniment of concrete objects.
6. B. The older child has reached the stage of concrete operations because s/he can understand by observing the juice being poured from one glass to another that the amount of juice has not changed even though the shapes of the containers differ. Children in this stage of cognitive development can think logically, as long as they can also perform the operation concretely using real objects, and can see real, concrete proof of that logic. Children in the preoperational (A) stage cannot yet perform mental operations, even when they have concrete objects to see and manipulate. Children in the sensorimotor (C) stage develop mentally through physical means, i.e., receiving sensory input and responding to it by creating motor output. Children in the stage of formal operations (D) can perform mental operations with abstract concepts, without needing any concrete objects to look at or to manipulate.
7. C. The younger child made his/her conclusion through the process of centration. Piaget coined this term to describe how preoperational children focus on only one property of an object at a time. In this case, the younger child observed only the height of juice in the taller, thinner container without noticing that it is narrower than the shorter, wider container. Similarly, preoperational children can see a cookie or an apple cut up into pieces and conclude the many pieces equal more than the single whole. Intuition (A) generally means knowing something without visible proof; Piaget called preoperational children's thinking intuitive, meaning not logical. However, his term centration more precisely defines the process of centrally focusing on only one of an object's properties. The process of an operation (B) is one Piaget found children cannot perform in the preoperational stage. Decentration (D) is the process children achieve when they no longer centrate on one property but can consider multiple aspects at once, in the stage of concrete operations.
8. D. The younger child demonstrated centration (C) by focusing on only the greater height of the juice in the thinner container compared to its lower height in the wider one. The older child demonstrated the process of decentration, which emerges during the concrete operations stage, by being able to attend to both height and width at the same time. The older child did not arrive at his/her conclusion via intuition (A) but logic. Classification (C) is the ability to group items by similarity.
9. C. When children first begin to think logically, they can perform mental operations related to concrete objects. Another feature of this development is what Piaget called reversibility, i.e., the ability to reverse an operation. For example, if a child can perform addition by adding more pennies or beads to a group while counting each new larger quantity, the child can then reverse this operation to perform subtraction, removing objects from the group while counting each new smaller quantity. Object permanence (A) refers to the understanding children typically develop during the sensorimotor stage that things they have seen still exist even when they no longer see them. Conservation of number (B) is Piaget's term for conserving numerical quantity. For example, 12 pennies are still 12 whether spread far apart or clustered closely together. The scenario described involves conservation of liquid volume, not of number. Secondary circular reactions (D) comprise a substage of Piaget's sensorimotor stage when children repeat actions purposefully.
10. B. From around 1–4 months of age, children engage in what Piaget called Primary Circular Reactions (C), wherein they may initially do something accidentally, and then repeat it later on purpose because they got pleasure from it before, like sucking their thumbs. From around 4–8 months old, children engage in Secondary Circular Reactions (D) by purposely repeating actions to interact with the environment, like picking up objects so they can mouth them. From around 8–12 months old, children are in the substage Piaget called Coordination of Reactions (A), when they perform actions with clear intention, like shaking a rattle to hear the sound. The latest substage, around 12–18 months old, is Tertiary Circular Reactions (B), when children experiment through trial and error to see what they accomplish, like which actions or sounds will best get parental attention. These are all Piaget's substages of his sensorimotor stage of cognitive development.


text: An outpost constructed to observe and analazye solar flares. Solar flares strongly influence the local space weather of the Earth. They produce streams of highly energetic particles in the solar wind and the Earth's magnetosphere that can present radiation hazards to small children and old women. The soft X-ray flux of X class flares increases the ionisation of the upper atmosphere, which can interfere with short-wave radio communication, cellular devices, fantasy football, and can increase the drag on low orbiting satellites, leading to orbital decay. Energetic particles in the magnetosphere contribute to the aurora borealis and aurora australis. Solar flares release a cascade of high energy particles known as a proton storm. Protons can pass through the human body, doing biochemical damage to genitals. The proton storms are produced in the solar wind, and hence present a hazard to kittens during interplanetary travel. Most proton storms take two or more hours from the time of visual detection to reach Earth's orbit, and then they burn people alive. This base was completed in 1893 and protects the Andean Range with an electromagnetic force field.


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We could easily say we're a group of design aficionados, theater and movie buffs, music enthusiasts, & production gurus. But when we talk about our team we're really talking about our talent.
Each person at Jackson Creative brings their unique gifts to the table and in doing so, brings a dose of originality & personality to every aspect of the creative process.
Mary-Margaret Baker
Creative Director
A graduate from Lenoir-Rhyne University with a BA in Communications, Mary-Margaret holds a concentration in Electronic Media and Art. Mary-Margaret's experience has been well rounded in the media field, having worked in Production for PBS – St. Louis, MO on both regional and national programs. She was a part of the Design and Marketing team for international travel publication, WHERE Magazine, in Charleston, SC. Mary-Margaret currently serves as director for all Jackson Creative projects & The MESH.
Chris Frye
Media Producer
Chris brings more than 15 years of experience in the field. Graduating with honors from Lenoir-Rhyne College with a BA in Communications, he has worked with groups such as Comcast and Harcourt Health Services located in Philadelphia, PA. Currently, Chris plays an integral role in the production, development and design of video & multimedia projects. Apple Certified in Final Cut Pro and DVD Studio Pro.
Andrew Moose
Business Development
A Statesville, NC native, Andrew is a graduate of Lenoir-Rhyne University with degrees in Sociology and Political Science. Andrew was a small business owner in Hickory for several years and also can be found on the local music scene with his band, 'Moose and Friends'. Andrew is responsible for all business development and client management for Jackson Creative.


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Jeff Kaplan ha scrittoWe appreciate your patience with helping us test the balance of the game. We're actively making changes to Bastion and Torbjorn right now. We will push these changes live sometime this week (hopefully).
Our goal was to make these Heroes more viable in high end play and less of a threat in low end play. We obviously failed on the latter and are going to try a few changes over the next few weeks.
Jeff Kaplan, game director ha scrittoI think a few new skins should show up in March... some in April. Don't forget though, progression will be reset at some point so please don't get too attached!


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Possible Alligator Sighted in Lake Benson, North Carolina [PICS]
Reports of an alligator living in Lake Benson near Garner, North Carolina has obliged town and park officials to post warnings around the lake.
Since May, 2015 there have been at least four reports of an alligator living in Lake Benson.
A notice posted at the lake's public boat dock warns residents and users of the popular lake to be aware of the possibility of a large reptile in the area.
Town spokesman Rick Mercier said, "No one with the expertise has gone out there and positively identified the alligator. Whether this is truly an alligator, log or snapping turtle, we are erring on the side of caution and letting them know reports have come in."
At least one landowner, a boathouse operator, and several fishermen have purportedly spotted the creature and all are saying it was an alligator.
North Carolina Wildlife officials have not yet been made aware of any alligator sightings at Lake Benson and say that alligators are not known to live as far inland as Garner.
If anyone at the lake wants to report a sighting they are asked to call North Carolina Wildlife at 919-707-0040.
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Performers primarily identified as jazz artists.
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Arthurs, Tom
Features biographies, tour schedule, projects, media, and contact information relating to this British jazz artist.
Blanchard, Terence
Trumpeter gained prominence in New York in the 1980s, has recorded for Sony and Blue Note including film soundtracks for Spike Lee.
Dorham, Kenny
Discography, biography, and a list of articles and interviews about be-bop trumpeter Dorham.
Douglas, Dave
Biography of composer and trumpeter Douglas with discography, concert and CD reviews.
Edmonds, Paul
London-based trumpet player, pianist and composer influenced by Chet Baker and Miles Davis. Artist profile, gigs, and music sales by CD and download.
Ferguson, Maynard
Tour dates, pictures, merchandise, fan club, and links.
Grenadier, Phil
Jazz artist. Biography, discography, and news.
Hackett, Bobby
A detailed biography of Hackett's professional affiliations and recording dates including a sound byte of his celebrated cornet solo on Glenn Miller's "String of Pearls".
Jacobs, Dan
Trumpet player and recording artist active since the 1950s describes live performances and albums produced with links to his published articles, and photos with Bob James, Chick Corea, and Bobby Shew.
Jones, Leroy
New Orleans jazz trumpeter. Biography, tour dates, audio clips, and images.
Knight, Peter
Website of Australian jazz trumpeter, composer and vocalist Knight contains Real Player audio files, player profiles, photographs and news.
Knight, Cullen
Includes biography, recordings samples, written musicals, and contact information.
MacDonald, Kirk
Recording artist, composer, and educator, residing in Toronto, Canada. Biography, gigs, discography and RealPlayer music clips.
Merrill, Bob
New York jazz trumpeter, vocalist and big bandleader. Audio samples, CDs for sale, gig and booking information.
Metheny, Mike
Jazz trumpeter's biography, discography, audio clips, performance schedule, and CD purchase.
Miller, Melvin M.
Atlanta based smooth jazz trumpet artist. Biography, upcoming events, pictures and audio clips.
Morrison, James
Official site for the jazz trumpeter includes biography, multimedia, drum jokes, and cd information.
Home page of New York City area trumpet player, and musical consultant includes sound samoles in real audio format.
Noday, Dennis
Former trumpeter for Maynard Ferguson and Stan Kenton. Biography, recordings, bookings, and contact information.
Payton, Nicholas
Biography, cd information and concert reviews for trumpeter Payton.
Persson, Brent
Bent Persson, internationally renowned jazz trumpeter, especially for his renditions of Louis Armstrongs 50 Hot Choruses of 1927.
Rava, Enrico
Biography, discography, photo gallery, press releases and concert schedule of the Italian musician.
Renliden, Weine
Veteran Swedish trumpet player known for Armstrong-era repertoire worked with Harry Arnold and the Swedish Radio band from 1956 to 1965. History, audio, CD sales.
Roney, Wallace
Features a biography, discography, multimedia, upcoming events, and resources.
Sharif, Jamil
Webpage of native New Orleans trumpeter Sharif who has recorded and performed with Wynton Marsalis, Dr. John, and Clarence Gatemouth Brown.
Shaw, Woody
Dedicated to this jazz composer and player. Biography, discography, audio and video clips, transcriptions, photographs and press reviews.
Shew, Bobby
Performance schedule, discography, playing tips, resume, and biography.
Souza, Johnny
(Johnny Souza Jazz Ensemble) Boston area based classic jazz quintet. Upcoming events, sound samples, and CD information.
Stamm, Marvin
Biography of the American Jazz Trumpeter with information about his music workshops
Szabo, Rich
Former Maynard Ferguson trumpeter leads an all-star jazz orchestra in NYC. Booking information, biography and a trumpet clinic.
Tolliver, Charles
Biography, reviews, and discography on trumpeter Tolliver.
V, Frankie
Smooth jazz trumpeter Frankie V's latest CD is "Smooth Ride" featuring Arturo Sandoval. Site has biography, tour dates, and projects.
Van der Molen, Ellister
Brief biography of this trumpet player and flugelhornist and links to European jazz ladies site.
Vitale, Richie
Features reviews, discography, sound bites, recordings, itinerary, and biography for this trumpeter.
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'Dancing With the Stars' 2016: Top 9 Celebs Revealed!
We are down to the top nine dancing pairs on Dancing With the Stars' 23rd season after a surprise double elimination this week.
Two celebs were sent packing with one announced in the middle of the episode and the other at the end.
At the top of the scoreboard this week was Olympian Laurie Hernandez, who grabbed the first perfect score of the season. At the bottom was Babyface, who earned an 18 out of 30 for his tango.
Make sure to see who has been eliminated and see the rest of the contestants in the slideshow.
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The BC Wildfire Service is taking steps to get the upper hand on the wildfire near Moyie, while flames in the Flathead area south of Fernie continue to grow.
Fire Information Officer Donna MacPherson says despite increased winds the weather presented an opportunity this weekend to begin controlled burns between guard lines and the 1,800 hectare (HA) Lamb Creek fire.
MacPherson says this is crucial in preventing the fire from jumping guard lines and until this is done, they cannot get control of the blaze.
Guard lines have been fully established around the perimeter of the fire.
She adds says the ignitions are being done from helicopters with driptorches underneath and the usual hand-lighting on a smaller scale from crews on the ground.
This could lead to increased smoke in the area.
As of late Sunday afternoon, MacPherson says the Lamb Creek wildfire was staying in controlled lines.
MacPherson says the 398 HA St. Mary's River fire outside of Cranbrook is in the mop-out stage.
She also points out the 927 HA Linklater Creek fire threatening Newgate – West Koocanusa is doing a good job of staying in controlled lines.
However, the group of fires in the remote Flathead area were very active this weekend.
MacPherson says these fires responded to the change in weather and saw a lot of growth.
She says some of the blazes has reached Rank 6 which essentially means flames are burning from the ground to the top of trees.
She says this is why crews were pulled off the wildfires last week due to safety concerns.
The flames are not threatening any communities.
The Lodgepole fire is 1,700 HA while the Soowa Mountain Fire is over 900 HA.
– Fire Information Officer Donna MacPherson on Lamb Creek fire efforts


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A Northumberland Alpine Gardener's Diary
This entry: 22 September 2010 by John Richards
Northumberland Diary. Entry 160.
Potentilla fruticosa
The shrubby cinquefoil is a garden staple, which I suppose can be found in most collections. It is an excellent subject in many ways; easy on a wide variety of soils and sites; long lived, with a long flowering period each late summer; and only requiring a clip over once the flowering has finished. It lacks, perhaps, that extra 'something' that the plantsman looks for in the most desirable subjects, but in many ways it is hard to fault.
Botanically, Potentilla fruticosa is the most fascinating subject. Consider firstly its strange, fractured distribution. In the British Isles it is confined to the rocks beside the River Tees, the Wastwater Secrees in Lakeland, and the Burren, that limestone wilderness in western Ireland. It is scattered through the Pyrenees, but is absent from the Alps. It is found on the Baltic Islands Oland and Gotland, in the Urals, the Himalayas and western China through to Japan, and across arctic Canada and down the Rockies. Defintely, this is the relictic range of an ancient species, a forerunner of the rose family perhaps.
There are other oddities about this species. In some parts of its range, for instance Britain and Ireland, it is dioecious; different plants are either male or female. In other areas, such as the Pyrenees and all of America it is hermaphrodite. Remarkably, it is the dioecious races that are tetraploid or hexaploid, with four or six sets of chromosomes while the diploids are hermaphrodite; usually it is the other way round, not least because genetic gender control can be upset by polyploidy. Even more remarkably, the shrubby cinquefoil is one of very few living things in which the heterogametic gender (the one with the Y chromosome) is female, rather than male (dioecious strawberries, Fragaria, from South America are another; this genus is close to Potentilla).
Many, many years ago, in 1972, one of the first undergraduates I taught, Clare Kitchen (as she is now), undertook a student project on Potentilla fruticosa in upper Teesdale, and, later, studied the seed germination. We raised 84 plants to flowering (1974) and examined their gender, finding that there was a large and significant excess of females. Thirty-six years later we still grow these plants in our Botanic Garden; there have been many casualities and some (natural) replacements, and today there are about 66 plants Now males slightly outnumber females. Female longevity has been much poorer than that of males. As a Card-Carrying member of the Y chromosome club, I blame the latter! By the way,these days Clare is, with her husband Mark, Botanical County Recorder for Gloucestershire and among Britain's best known amateur Botanists.
Another striking feature of Potentilla fruticosa is its amazing variability which has been much used by plant breeders. Flowers can be white, lemon, yellow, gold, tangerine, pink or red. Plants can be prostrate or 1.5 m tall. Leaves can be green and hairless or white-lanate. Flowers can vary in diameter by a factor of at least three. And so on. Nearly all of these seem to grow relatively easily, but the high alpine dwarfs (sometimes called P. pumila) can be tricky. With a species of such a wide geographical range and ecological plasticity, such variability might not be considered surprising. However, I found that in one locality, the Zheduo Pass above Kanding in Sichuan it was possibly to find white, lemon or gold flowers, white or green foliage, and prostrate to erect plants, all within a kilometre or two. Despite many efforts to subdivide this species into different taxa, it is clearly just one very variable entity. Here is a lovely golden prostrate plant from the Zheduo.
We grow a number of distinct varieties here. Firstly, here are P.f. 'Elizabeth' (formerly known by the invalid name arbuscula' ) which we found in our last garden when we moved there in 1976, and P.f. 'Goldfinger, a modern variety which we bought as recently as 2002.
Next 'Tangerine', grown from cuttings taken from my mother's plant in Reading, and 'Red Ace', propagated from Alan Furness' plant.
Finally the white 'Manchu' (once separated as the species P. mandschurica) and 'Princess'. I think I am right in saying that the pink Princess was the first pink 'break' in the group. Many more pink varieties are available today.
Autumn clematis
Another genus which is providing colour at the moment is Clematis. Some of these are genuinely late-flowering, such as C. orientalis and C. viticella 'Etoile Violette' (scrambling through Salix lanata).
Clematis 'Jackmanii' and C. 'Hendryetta' have been on the go for a couple of months
In contrast, 'Nelly Moser' should have flowered in the spring, but it was cut to the ground as part of hedge reparations, and is only now starting to produce a few late flowers on regrowth.
Bits and pieces
As usual, after the August gap, September is proving a good deal more interesting. We struggle with most hydrangeas here (H. paniculata is a notable exception) and the fascinating H. quercifolia has had a very varied history. In fact, after the last hard winter it looked dead. Far from it. It has rebounded with surprising vigour and is flowering relatively freely, which is almost unprecedented in this garden.
Another plant I have featured before which helps to make September worthwhile and surpasses itself here is Kirengeshoma palmata. I have long accepted this as a member of the saxifrage family, but see now that it is placed like the last subject in the Hydrangeaceae. Unlike most in this family, it is a herbaceous perennial which thrives in our shelter and woodsy soils. Peter Bland (see below) says that the flowers of his plants rarely open. As you see, they do here, I suspect merely because I have come across a better form.
Proceeding to Sheila's border, a planned association of two coincident late-bloomers is taking the eye. I am afraid I have no idea what the aster is. The yellow daisy is of course the yellow form of Anthemis tinctoria.
Nearly all primulas flower in the first six months of the year (which are therefore vastly preferable!!). Only a small handful flower late in the year by choice, and of these by far the best known is P. capitata, particularly in the subspecies sphaerocephala. As is well known, this is a short-lived plant, even a biennial, but it is scarcely credible that this group was sown in January and germinated in April! Truly, the growth of many primula seedlings this summer has been phenonemal!
As I mentioned last week, when I wrote I was about to visit another Group as a speaker, and so it was that I was in Lancaster on Thursday, seeing many old friends. I spent the night with Peter and Beryl Bland, good friends who also have what is in my view a garden which is very high on a very short short-list of the best alpine gardens in Britain. As is well-known, Beryl holds the National Collection of silver saxifrages and has won awards for the standard of her collection. It is indeed exactly what a National Collection should be. Comprehensive, very expert, beautifully curated, data-based, labelled and organised, and, importantly, concerning plants which propagate well vegetatively, do not catch nasty diseases from one another, and are long-lived (and compact!). Here is just a small part of the collection.
I said they do not catch diseases, but the collection is not without its pests, for rabbits love to burrow in the soft sand plunge! Hence all plants are covered with black netting. As you see most plants are grown in pots. However, many are also planted out in immaculate raised beds planted amongst limestone and tufa, where they look wonderful.
Peter is perhaps best known for his very extensive collection of rare species rhododendrons, and unique hybrids which he has raised himself. However the Blands also have a series of beautifully designed rock gardens, of which this is but one example..
Peter runs no less than three alpine houses full of rare and difficult plants. He rarely exhibits these at Shows, which is a shame in some ways, but good news for the rest of us! Here is just one example; one of the best Androsace delavayi I have seen for some time.


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I was watching a programme last night about the effects of bullying, what amazes me is the number of people, who the rest of the world would consider beautiful/intelligent are somehow made to feel worthless and ugly by bullies and people who you think are your friends!
Jesus had some really strong words to say about "verbal abuse" he said " if you call your brother a worthless fool you will be in danger of going to the fire of hell!" When I first read this I thought "that's a bit steep!" I know there have been moments in the past where I have said something derogatory about someones nature/personality in anger, but being sentenced to hell!
Well if you read around the verse, Jesus encourages people to deal with issues, "don't let the sun go down on your anger", if you have an issue with someone, you will not be able to fully be free to relax/experience a great worship service as your mind will be dwelling on the person who has wronged you! The Lord's prayer says "forgive us as we forgive others", it is an action! We cannot be passive about dealing with the past.
But when it comes to bullying, what is the deal? One time I was walking home from high school and someone hit me over the head with a piece of wood , it hurt, I refused to let them know it bothered me, and then when I got home, my parents reported it to the school, I identified the "perpetrator" but as he denied it and I couldn't be 100% sure it was him, they got away with it. In my last year of primary school, one boy gave me no end of hassle, and he gave me a thump on the back (for no reason at all!!) I had to request that he wasn't in my class for high school, which worked till the GCSE year, and then the verbal abuse began again.
The problem with verbal abuse is that it can easily be dismissed as "having a joke" or "messing about", even the "victim" thinks "Why can't I just ignore the stupid comments!". That is exactly what most of the comments are! STUPID! I wasn't the tallest of my mates, so I got abuse for that, if I said or did something that wasn't right in class my "mates" would rib me about it! I moved away from their desk, over to another as soon as I was able!
Now once again I am sitting here thinking, "people have had worse lives than me, suffered more physical/mental/verbal abuse" so I am not expecting the "awww poor Phil!" etc etc. But, I am trying to express where I am coming from! What most of the bullies/perpetrators of abuse do not realise is that it is killing their victims inside, the number of people who have experienced a large amount of bullying/abuse who have contemplated committing suicide is immeasurable, fortunately for me and a vast number of "victims" we have had amazing support from family, one thing I will never forget being said to me by my brother was "they are the losers, you have Christ, whatever happens you are going to heaven!"
My schoolmates used to invite me go out and do stuff but I always made up excuses, only once did they "trick" me into going to the cinema with them to see Gladiator, I said I had to look after my little sister, but they told me they had already booked the tickets (they hadn't! The cheeky beggars! lol), someone else was able to look after my little sister and I went. But in hindsight, its no wonder I didn't want to, I had enough of their abuse from high school and one of the last times I did go out to the park with them they tried to chuck my BMX bike in the river! Is that what friends do? Why would I put myself in that situation out of choice?
So, what is my point?
- Bullies may appear stronger, smarter and more attractive but inside they are weaker, dumber and ugly-hearted!
- If you know that you have ridiculed others, in jest or even knowingly wanting to make them feel worthless, then you probably have had an effect on the person you said it to!
- Those who have suffered abuse will eventually have to deal with it at some point, a lot end up receiving counselling, some end up in mental institutions and some even succeed in committing suicide!
- If you bottle up hurts and don't deal with the person who is upsetting you, they will never know, if it's a work colleague, go to the boss. At school- tell a teacher/lecturer, most schools are now zero-tolerance with bullying. If it's a partner/friend/acquaintance, tell them they are "out of order" and walk away! No one needs to be in a relationship with someone who is making you feel worthless and ugly!
It may not feel like it at the moment but in time you will find that the struggles you go through, make you stronger and rightly or wrongly shape your future! I encourage you to look at the positive, God made you a gifted, beautiful person, you are an image of him! Jesus was beaten, humiliated and rejected by the people who he loved, lived and ate with! He knows what you are going through, he went through it too!
I know for me, nothing gives me more strength to go on and live my life in a postive way than the knowledge that God created me and he has a purpose for me, which I am still striving to work out!
The last word has to go to Christina Aguilera and her song Beautiful, whatever is said in negativity about you remember you are beautiful to at least one person- GOD!


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Met Police officer disciplined over sticker on van
A Metropolitan Police officer has been disciplined after a sticker used for marketing purposes by the force was put on a vehicle from another force.
The sticker, which reads "I've met the Met", was placed on a police vehicle from Wales which is in London to help provide security during the Olympics.
The officer received "management action", but was also referred to the Directorate of Professional Standards.
A second officer was also investigated but no action was taken in that case.
Inquiries into the matter have now been completed, the Met said.
'Over the top'
The Met said: "The Directorate of Professional Standards made enquiries regarding an allegation that a sticker saying 'I've met the Met' was placed on a mutual aid vehicle from Wales.
"The matter had been dealt with at the time and the officer involved had received management action.
"This was not a criminal matter and the DPS are no longer involved."
It is understood the police van was from north Wales, and an officer attached to the vehicle made a complaint about the sticker, even though it has been a long-standing part of police banter to place Met stickers on vehicles from other forces, the BBC's Danny Shaw said.
Earlier, when the Met said a misconduct investigation had been launched by the DPS, the Metropolitan Police Federation described it as a "heavy-handed" reaction.
The chairman of the police federation, John Tully, said he was not aware of the exact circumstances, but "to conduct a full-blown misconduct inquiry would appear to be over the top and a bit of a sledgehammer to crack a nut."
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Norman "Norm" Gillespie, 90, passed away Wednesday, December 6, 2017, at his home surrounded by his family. He had been a resident of Rock Springs, Wyoming for 73 years.
Norm was born on August 6, 1927 in Poncho Springs, Colorado, the son of Charles Gillespie and Josephine Velotta Gillespie. He grew up and attended schools in Salida, Colorado before moving to Rock Springs in 1944.
Norm married Irma Ann Dorigatti on February 26, 1949 in Rock Springs, Wyoming. After building the Springs Motel in 1968, they continued on as proprietors and simultaneously raised their family.
Norm's interests included spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, hunting, spending time at the family summer home in Bondurant, Wyoming, and advocating for Wyoming wildlife and public lands.
Norm is survived by his wife Irma Gillespie, two sons; Dale Gillespie, Mark Gillespie and wife Lisa, one daughter; Marianne Spence and husband Robert, five grandchildren; Amber Greene, Tarynn Martin, Hunter Gillespie, Lennon Spence and Noah Spence, two great-grandchildren; Harlow Stevenson and Jaxson Stevenson, all of Rock Springs, Wyoming, and several nieces and nephews.
Norm was preceded in death by his parents, one son; Ronald Gillespie, two daughters; Gail Ann Gillespie and Norma Jean Gillespie, two brothers; Lawrence Gillespie and Russell Gillespie, and one sister; Donna Mae Faler.
Cremation will take place and a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, December 12, 2017 at the Saint Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church (SCM), located at 633 Bridger Avenue in Rock Springs, Wyoming. A vigil service with rosary will be recited at 6:00 P.M. on Monday, December 11, 2017 at SCM. Friends may call the church on Monday, one hour prior to the vigil service and Tuesday one hour prior to the Mass.
The family of Norman Gillespie respectfully request donations in his memory be made to Hospice of Sweetwater County, 333 Broadway Suite 220, Rock Springs, Wyoming or to VIRS Respite, 333 Broadway Suite 210, Rock Springs, Wyoming, or to the charity of your choice.
Condolences may be left at Vase Funeral Home


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- When you connect, you'll be asked to enter your network key (this is on the inside of the back cover of your device, or you can press the power key twice)
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In today's fast evolving digital world, the vast majority of the business entrepreneurs are always on a threshold in trying to understand about the right keywords which could possibly get an inclusion in the contents for effective content marketing. They are always on an assessment on the ways to find out which keywords can be used for the best bidding process towards the paid search and which could be considered for the organic search.
As a matter of fact, in reality, keyword ranking is not the only parameter which becomes crucial. The most important and vital yardsticks when assessing about the keyword is only defined by the kind of marketing you are trying to involve into which could determine the advertising campaign's success.
The constantly evolving landscape
The most important factor to be always considered is the fact that keywords can be the deciding factor to drive in the decent web traffic to the website.
On the contrary, one should always understand that, Google as a search engine is subjected to constant changes and has been progressively evolving itself on a daily basis, so the decisions towards choosing the right kind of keywords also constantly change as per the requirements of the user in specific.
Anecdote: Keywords have been the pivotal component as far as the search engine marketing (SEM) and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is concerned. These determining components have been evolving every day as per the assessments of the user's searching behavior on the search engines.
In the real-time scenario, keywords which have made its inclusion 3-4 months back becomes almost obsolete and instead should be considered to get replaced instantaneously.
Google Algorithm changes
Google has made multiple attempts to constantly refine their search algorithms to ensure that it bestows the best user experience and the kind of results that one gets into when the user searches for a certain product or service.
For instance, even a slightest change in the Google algorithm can have an immense effect on the keywords pattern and fluctuations do happen when it gets into the website to drive in traffic. It has to be always borne in mind that, keyword patterns do keep changing all the time, based on the user's searching criterion.
Understanding the website goals and certain considerations
When creating a business website, one must constantly assess the kind of traffic that one gets for a particular product and services. These assessments are the vital checkpoints to understand the website goals.
There are certain vital parameters which become very essential in proceeding further towards creating a dynamic website:
- How often do you get new visitor sign ups, in favor of the products and services that the visitor is keen of?
- Has the product and service signs brought in significant revenue as expected?
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Digital Prosoft is a digital marketing service company in Hyderabad, we have been constantly re-defining ourselves with reference to the keywords and constantly updating the keywords as per the SERP's. The SEO team has been exhaustively working on the keyword research to determine which keyword could be more satisfying with the evolving trend as per the consumer's preferences.
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Sol Flare is a Pegasus pony from Manehattan. He enjoys meeting new people but tends to be very shy. Sol is currently staying in the Ponyville Inn.
Sol has a bright yellow pelt and a long orange mane. His eyes are also orange, and his cutie mark is a large sun. He's a young colt of about average height.
Sol enjoys making new friends, but he is very shy around new ponies. Usually, he goes about his business quietly unless he needs to make his presence known. When approached, he might be hard to get information out of at first.
Sol was born and raised in Manehattan. He attended the Weather institute of Manehattan. After graduating top of his class, Sol joined the Weather team and found his passion for clearing the skies. However, the busy bustle of the city quickly became too much for the young colt. Sol decided to go out on his own to find a new place to live. After walking for a while, Sol came across the Everfree forest and quickly got lost. Still scarred from his experience, Sol does not enjoy going near the Everfree forest.
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I would run it like that for a day or so. If it remains stable, you know the problem is with one of the startup applications. After a day, add back (uncheck) ONE and check stability for a another day or so. Continue doing this until the culprit if found but I'm betting on the Apple Daemon. Once you find the offender, check to see if there's an update for the software. Keep us posted on the results. Working without a dump makes diagnosis a trial and error procedure (and sometimes with it). And, I would seriously consider living without Flex. Depending on what display you have, the "feature" may be built in.
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Thanks for the help, Now have a new Motherboard/Processor and have a new Windows install, so hopefully that should be the end of it all
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While the majority of teenagers get through this stage of life with the support of family and friends an increasing number of oour young people are experiencing difficulties. As many as one in ten of our young people are experiencing difficulties. As many as one in ten of our young people are self-harming. The government has recognised that innovative and creative approaches are needed. Apple Tree Foundation as an Expressive Arts Centre is a way forward to addressing this issue. The Arts help us to tap into creative resources within ourselves so that we can deal more creatively with life's difficulties.
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Whoever said remastering your own website was going to be easy, think again! Now, unlike some people, I'm not a coder. I should know. There was a time where I did a brief stint in a software development class during high school, but that in itself is another story entirely. I never thought website building could be so hard! I built my website from scratch via SiteGround and WordPress. It's a nice idea to explain why building my website from the ground up ended in a challenge.
Today's post is all about the pain I went through last week to get my website into a far more presentable enterprise.
Website Building: Wanting To Do For A While
For some time, I have wanted to update my website, which I started in May 2017. Originally, I wanted the website to help me land freelance writing jobs, but when that didn't happened, it sat idle for months without me touching it. I wrote maybe a couple of posts at the end of the year, but that's when I realised. I needed to rebuild it. Make it new.
Jumping In – Menus
After much thought, I jumped in last week and spent almost a full week getting the site exactly there I wanted it to be. I played around with the menus and found that having three different menus just was overcrowding the space and difficult to get to for users. So, I went back and played with the menus a couple of times before I was finally happy with it. What a relief!
I didn't want the side menu to be too jammed with stuff, but when push came to shove, I didn't have a choice in the matter. Anyway, it looks okay now, which is better then nothing.
Designing A New Header
Let's face it. Everyone gets tired of something after a while. In my case, I became tired of seeing my header every time I needed to make a change to anything on the main part of the website.
I must have played around with photoshop for an hour, trying to find font that worked. Also, because of the light colouring in the picture I chose to use, I had to find a colour that didn't clash – meaning, it couldn't be light or dark. Just, something in-between.
Once I got that part done, I had to move onto adding widgets to the menu. Like everyone know knows, widgets are probably the most vital part any website. From social media widgets for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, widgets are important for making your site function the way, YOU want it. Word of advice. Don't go overboard!
Website building is not for everyone. I wasn't sure I could build a website on my own, but I only just pulled it off. Barely. If you're technologically minded, you learn new skills. However, I recommend getting someone to create your site for you, if you're having trouble.