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The Ulverscroft Vision Research Group (UVRG) was established in 2008 with the support of a generous donation from the Ulverscroft Foundation. It is a multi-disciplinary academic initiative to strengthen medical research that improves the clinical care and services provided to children and young people with ophthalmic disorders and/or visual impairment in the UK.
The UVRG is led from Institute of Child Health (ICH) and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) as a UCL-wide cross-cutting initiative, linking in particular the UCL Faculties of Population Sciences and Brain Sciences. By bringing together scientists and clinicians at the NIHR Specialist Biomedical Centres in Paediatrics and Ophthalmology respectively at GOSH/ICH and Moorfields Eye Hospital/Institute of Ophthalmology , the UVRG provides the academic bridge between these two key centres for research in paediatric ophthalmology.
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Uggie is Very Self-Conscious About His 'Chunky Thighs'
Yes, we're talking about the dog from The Artist.
Wonder-dog Uggie has had a tumultuous awards season -- at the same time as his film, The Artist, is presumed to be the Oscar front-runner, Uggie himself is planning his retirement -- but there's no rest for the star canine when awards ballots are still in voters' hands. And so it is that The Wrap [via Movieline] sat down with Uggie's team to subject the dog to the Proust Questionnaire, which asks questions about his favorite flower ("Dogwood"), favorite color ("He's torn between black and white"), and favorite poets ("Homer and Alexander Pope," obviously). It's a softball interview to be sure, but there are still two awkward moments: One, when the currently ailing dog is asked how he would like to die ("With a belly full of sausage, thank you very much"), and the other, when he's asked what he hates most about himself. His answer? "Chunky thighs." Hollywood is a tough town, kids.


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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - A power station in a central Libyan city has shut down from lack of fuel, afterwar planes belonging to the country's official government bombed a tanker delivering supplies, officials of the state-owned power company said on Monday.
Air force commander Saqer al-Jouroshi said jets attacked the Libyan-registered tanker Anwaar Afriqyaying outside the port of Sirte on Sunday because it had been discharging weapons. But state oil firm NOC said the tanker had been bringing 30,000 tonnes of fuel to Sirte's power station.
A Reuters reporter filmed the tanker and visited the vicinity of the power station and saw no evidence of weapons being brought onshore. The ship had been anchored next to a fuel feeding installation.
"The power plant of Sirte has shut down due to a lack of gasoline operating the plant," said Ashraf al-Marimi, a spokesman for the state power firm, GECOL, in Tripoli.
NOC, also based in Tripoli, said the attack would make it difficult to convince foreign shippers to dock at Libyan ports and would also increase insurance costs for cargoes.
"This attack targeted directly ... the property of the Libyan people," NOC said in statement. NOC owns the tanker that was attacked.
Shutting down the power station would worsen power cuts across Libya, it added.
The air strike is the third against oil tankers confirmed by the internationally recognised government based in eastern Libya. The attacks are part of a conflict between competing governments allied to armed factions, which are fighting for control four years after Muammar Gaddafi was ousted.
The power plant on the western outskirts of Sirte is controlled by forces loyal to the rival government in Tripoli. The rest of Sirte has fallen into the hands of Islamic State, who are exploiting the near-chaos in Libya.
The eastern government had already attacked a Greek-operated tanker docking at Derna in January, killing two seamen, and again accused the shipper of sending weapons. NOC had said the tanker was only carrying heavy fuel oil for a power plant.
Two weeks ago, forces loyal to the official government shelled a Turkish ship off the Libyan coast after it was warned not to approach. One crew member was killed in what Turkey described as a "contemptible attack".
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Madison's Grill at the Union Bank Inn serves up the very best in a comfortably elegant atmosphere.
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Edmonton's Union Bank Inn, located on Jasper Avenue, is a classic and beautiful brick structure, originally built to house the Union Bank of Canada in the early 1900s. Many incarnations later, it was transformed into a chic boutique hotel, and one of its many high points is the exquisite dining area, Madison's Grill & Vintage Room.
Madison's décor is modern, but retains touches of the century-old character, such as the inviting fireplace. There is seating for 70 people. Weather permitting, eat al fresco on the adjoining terrace.
The Vintage Room, for intimate dining, seats 14, in a luxurious chamber displaying some of the restaurant's selective wine menu items. The room is also designed for business purposes, with suitable technological needs built-in, or available, for your presentations.
The distinguished, yet cozy, spaces afford pleasurable havens from the hustle and bustle of downtown, with a unique dining experience designed by Executive Chef Jon Spanton and his team.
Chef Jon calls his cuisine "Modern Canadian, with a global accent." He features food from local producers and farmers' markets, and partners with companies such as Sysco, all in an effort to provide patrons with an "experience they will find nowhere else." This means serving "the very best" of all sorts of foodstuffs and borrowing from other cultures to create a "one of a kind" eating adventure.
The menu changes regularly, not just seasonally — whenever Jon has a new inspiration — with the process taking about three days from conception to table. Moreover, there are feature dishes every day.
Jon is a French-trained chef, who uses French techniques combined with "whatever catches his eye." It usually results in meals of "rustic elegance." Chef Jon went to culinary school in Toronto, and has a variety of experience over the past 14 years, including over six years of running kitchens. His Sous-chef Jennifer Girling, and their team produce everything possible in-house.
Madison's Grill is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Tantalizing menu items may include Caramel Pecan Waffles to wake up your taste buds in the morning; the innovative Watermelon Caprese starter at lunch or dinner; a vegetarian Falafel Burger at midday; and savoury Roast Pork Tenderloin for your evening meal. Follow those treats with a sassy dessert such as Love at First Bite!
Of course, a fine, comfortable dining encounter at Madison's Grill or the Vintage Room offers an equally pleasing beverage list. A discerning menu features regional and Canadian wines, and additional old and new world vintages, carefully considered to complement the cuisine.
Madison's hosts extraordinary Winemaker's Dinners a few times per year, with menu items and fine wine perfectly paired. The next one is tentatively planned for October 2015. In addition, Chef Jon is preparing a fall 6-course menu surprise.
- The team at the Union Bank Inn have also devised a number of special packages for your enjoyment, such as the "Citadel Dine and Play" and the "Wine and Dine," which includes:
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Our International Culinary Academy invites you to be a part of the hands-on cooking classes we organise. If you want to grow professionally or get a better job and learn French at the same time, we offer you intensive hands-on classes: fine dining classes, cooking classes.
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Journey into the wilds of Odzala-Kokoua National Park for an unforgettable encounter with the western lowland gorillas of Africa
Creeping through the thick African jungle in the midst of gorillas in their natural habitat rates among the great bucket-list adventures of our time. To do so in the Republic of Congo, whose dense, pristine and largely untouched rainforest represents one of adventure travel's final frontiers, is an opportunity not to be missed. After touching down in the capital, Brazzaville, travel to Odzala-Kokoua National Park to join expert trackers and take advantage of an astounding biodiversity and the world's highest concentration of western lowland gorillas. With game drives, nature walks and river cruises on the agenda, this Republic of Congo Expedition reveals not only a diverse array of primates but also the colourful birdlife, exotic flora and iconic mammals – anything from elephant to hippo to buffalo to leopard – that makes this continent such a thrill to explore.
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Not only is the Congo Basin the second largest tropical rainforest in the world after the Amazon Basin, it's home to the largest group of western lowland gorillas in the world
With expert local trackers, a gorilla density of 12 per square kilometre, and multiple excursions for maximum gorilla time, there's a high chance of several encounters with these mesmerising beasts
In addition to the star primates of the show, spot the likes of dongos, duikers, buffaloes, leopards, hyenas, monkeys, not to mention some of the 450 species of bird and 13,000 elephants that occupy this rainforest
Included night excursions show a whole different side to the Congolese wild, as nocturnal creatures such as bongos and hyenas come out to play
Cruise down the infamous Congo River, the deepest and most powerful stream in the world, with the twin capitals Kinshasa and Brazzaville as a backdrop
Take the safari to the next level with a journey deep into the park on a motorised pirogue (traditional flat-bottomed boat)
This trip requires a good level of fitness. You'll be getting out and about on several hikes (as noted in the itinerary) which range from four kilometres to twelve kilometres. They're not necessary overly technical, but this is raw jungle, and the conditions will be testing.
A lot of research has gone into this trip, but that doesn't guarantee it will run perfectly. It's brand new, so a few bumps along the way are expected. This of course can make things more interesting, if you approach the adventure with flexibility and an open mind. If you're concerned, however, we recommend waiting and joining the trip next year when the kinks have been ironed out.
The Republic of Congo is one of the most expensive regions to travel to in Africa. Almost everything is imported, which makes daily life quite pricey, so it's important to budget accordingly.
Infrastructure (accommodation, roads, telecommunications, hospitals, water and electricity) is poor. Accommodation is relatively expensive and, outside bigger urban areas, non-existent. Roads outside major cities generally range from poor to very poor, so a little bit of patience will go a long way!
None of this exaggeration or metaphor. The trip will be one of the most serious adventures you have ever taken and is best experienced if you can come prepared. Welcome to Africa's Last Frontier.
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1. This is an expedition trip and requires a minimum of 6 people to depart. Please do not book any non-refundable flights or services before the departure is guaranteed to depart.
2. Expedition trips may not suit everyone. While a lot of research and planning goes into putting together an Expedition itinerary, they are pioneering and innovative by nature. If smooth, ripple-free travel is what you're after, perhaps wait until they (possibly) become established trips. But for those with a yearning to veer off the beaten track and explore free of crowds and preconceptions, this is an adventure above all others.
3. The standard of health facilities in The Republic of Congo is limited and very basic to non-existent in outlying regions. Medicines are sometimes unavailable in rural areas and can be expensive. In the event of a serious illness or accident, medical evacuation (at considerable expense) to a destination with appropriate facilities would be necessary.
4. We recommend that you check your government's advice for their latest information on travelling in ROC before your departure and ensure that your travel insurance covers you for all areas of your itinerary. We have links to prominent government travel advisories and regular updates on issues affecting this trip on our Travel Alerts page - www.intrepidtravel.com/au/travel-alerts.
5. The trip price includes a compulsory on ground payment of 350USD in order to cover the cost of meals listed in the itinerary.


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Elvis Presley in Los Angeles
Although Elvis left the building on August 16, 1977, he remains the King of Rock & Roll, the Godfather of Graceland and an icon whose legend will live on forever. Here's where you would have seen Elvis Presley in Los Angeles way back when … and a few where you can honor his memory today. (Yes, at least one of them involves a peanut butter and banana sandwich.)
Beverly Wilshire Hotel – Beverly Hills
This gorgeous and iconic hotel might be cited ad nauseum as the Pretty Woman hotel, but long before the hooker fairy tale put this place on the movie map, the King called it home when he was busy making movies at Paramount Studios. Years later, John Lennon stayed here while he was estranged from Yoko, allegedly choosing the hotel because he knew Elvis had lived here.
The Knickerbocker Hotel – Hollywood
Elvis has left the building. But before he did he used to stay at the Knickerbocker Hotel (Room 1016, to be exact), which was his home away from home when he filmed his first movie "Love Me Tender" in 1956. (It's also where Marilyn Monroe honeymooned with Joe Dimaggio a couple of years before that.) Unfortch, this historic building on Ivar has been on the outs for some time and is now a senior apartment building.
Radio Recorders – Hollywood
Although this recording studio at the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Orange Drive is no longer, back in its heyday through the 1960s it was considered the best recording facility in LA. Fit for a King, you could say. Everyone from Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong to Johnny Cash and Jimi Hendrix recorded here, and it was here that Elvis put to tape some of his most famous songs including "Jailhouse Rock" and "All Shook Up."
De Neve Square Park – Holmby Hills
Aside from gyrating on stage, Elvis had some serious moves on the field. This small, well-shaded park in the old-money hamlet of Holmby Hills might not grab your attention if you're driving along Beverly Glen (it's at an intersection where Mapleton Drive and Parkwood Drive meet), but that might be why Elvis chose it for the touch football games he regularly organized in the 50s and 60s while here in LA–it allowed him to have fun without getting noticed. FYI, in case you're wondering, the park is named after Felipe de Neve, founder of Los Angeles.
Self-Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine – Pacific Palisades
Better known as Lake Shrine, this tranquil ten-acre oasis hidden off Sunset Boulevard near PCH hasn't changed much since the days when Elvis would come here to meditate and be surrounded by nature. He was a frequent visitor and it's considered common knowledge that he became friends with then worldwide head, Sri Daya Mata, whom he called 'Ma' and relied upon for spiritual advice. You can still come here today to enjoy the peaceful environment filled with swans swimming across the lake, lush landscaping, waterfalls, fountains, spiritual statues, colorful gardens and even a windmill chapel.
Tiki No – North Hollywood
On Thursday, January 8, this tiki bar welcomes Elvis fans and impersonators alike to celebrate the King's birthday with music, specialty cocktails like Jail House on the Rocks and food from the Burnt to a Crisp food truck, which will offer The King grilled sandwich made with peanut butter and banana.
Azteca Mexican Restaurant & Crooner's Lounge – Garden Grove
It's all Elvis all the time at this incredible shrine to the King that boasts more than 2,000 pieces of Elvis memorabilia lining its walls, ceilings and glass display cases–stop by for the burritos, stay for the karaoke.
Walk of Fame – Hollywood
Find the King's star under the silver gazebo at the intersection of Hollywood and La Brea.
Grammy Museum – Downtown LA
January is Elvis Month at this music museum featuring special events, curator lectures and free Elvis evening classes.
Which Wich – Los Angeles
This sandwich shop chain is where you can eat like a King. Just order the Elvis Wich made with peanut butter, bacon, honey and banana.
Jacks N Joe – Los Angeles
This breakfast-all-day joint near USC is where to get the Pudgie Elvis: three pancakes with peanut butter and bananas. Thank you, thank you very much.
MB Post – Manhattan Beach
This South Bay hot spot is where you can finish your meal with The Elvis: a wonderful mess of chocolate pudding, peanut butter mousse and bacon brittle.
Violet's Cakes – Pasadena
Stuff your face with the Elvis cupcake made with banana cake and peanut butter frosting. Just remember you can only get it on Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
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Rob Mazurek and Chad Taylor's deft application of lo-fi electronics to out-jazz has been celebrated here a few times, and Locus, their second release with Northern Spy Records, is another reason to celebrate.
As it always has been, the choice of instruments provides some insight into their penchant for finding and using any source for music, without bias toward acoustic or electric; First World or Third World. Sure, Mazurek plays cornet and Taylor plays the drums, but they've also tapped the exotic sounds of m'bira, analog synths, guitar, bamboo flute, voice, laptop-generated electronic, balaphone and even a game boy.
Some of these unconventional weapons weren't deployed for the Age of Energy (2012), so that's one difference from their prior album. There are also shorter, more numerous songs, with most of them at radio-friendly length, but hardly a radio-friendly sound. Still, the basic plot of stimulating electro-acoustic prog-jazz remains the same.
"Locus," the song that kicks it all off, doesn't even included Mazurek's cornet. Instead it's a swirl of lo-fi synths around Taylor's resolute beat. The horn debuts on "Boss," riding over Taylor's racing cymbals, loose snare and a two chord synth riff, as the synth drone becomes a buzz.
CUD's 21st century outlook on world fusion comes to the fore with a take on the Pan African Orchestra's "Yaa Yaa Kole," where artificial/organic African rhythms, multiple-dubbed horns and Taylor on what must be a balaphone run through an FX pedal. Mazurek's thoughtful muted cornet provides a jazz context. The tricked up balaphone re-emerges on "Kabuki," featuring a primitive beat that you're practically invited to chant along to, and also sounding a little like another one of Mazurek's projects, the Sao Paulo Underground.
As a percussion specialist, I was interested to hear how Taylor would sound on guitar. During "Borrow and Burry" Taylor plays it like a percussion instrument, scraping and plucking the strings and amid the spooky synthesizer pulses, sometimes even evoking Derek Bailey. There's an eerie calm of "House of the Axe," too, but it soon gets disrupted by Taylor's booming, scattered beats.
"Blink Out" might be the most catawampus thing on the album, as Mazurek loops, doubles, samples and does other kinds of kooky things with his cornet. And then to remind you that musicianship still matters greatly with CUD, he issues an urgent, taut solo.
Set for release March 25, 2014, Locus carries forward a fifteen-plus year quest by the Chicago Underground Duo to successfully marry exotic sounds with fundamentally sound performances.
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04/16/14 Chicago – Hideout
04/17/14 Champagne, IL – Krannert Art Museum/Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
04/18/14 Urbana, IL – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne
04/18/14 Lexington, KY – Natasha's
04/19/14 Harrisburg, PA – The Sanctuary @ Second City Church
04/20/14 Washington, DC – Bohemian Caverns
04/21/14 Brooklyn, NY – Baby's All Right
04/22/14 Philadelphia, PA – Boot and Saddle
04/23/14 Baltimore, MD – Windup Space
04/24/14 Louisville, KY – Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
04/25/14 St. Louis, MO – Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center
04/26/14 Iowa City, IA – Trumpet Blossom
04/27/14 Dubuque, IA – Eronel
04/29/14 Kalamazoo, MI – Wesley Foundation
04/30/14 Detroit, MI – Trinosophes – New Detroit Sounds
05/01/14 Toronto, ON, Canada – The Garrison
05/02/14 Toledo, OH, Canada- Robinwood Concert House
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It may not be the sexiest digital marketing tool, but email can be a powerful driver of business on today's internet -- big business.
Travel firms using email, however, may want to reconsider their use of email marketing following a study conducted by digital marketing solutions vendor IgnitionOne which looked at the impact of exposure type and sequence on the the effectiveness of cross-channel digital marketing campaigns.
IgnitionOne looked at marketing data from US and European travel firms and made an interesting discovery: outside of organic search, paid search drives the highest average order value (AOV) when it's a single-channel conversion path.
But firms looking at email to do the same may be disappointed: when it's a single-channel conversion path, email delivers an AOV that's 56% lower. What's more, email-only conversions takes 250% longer to materialize.
Even when it's part of a multi-channel conversion path, paid search continues to produce good results. When a converting paid search click follows an organic search click, for instance, IgnitionOne found that it still delivers an AOV that's 18% higher than normal.
But multi-channel paths involving email continue to underperform. Email, when the first exposure to a campaign, results in an AOV that's 39% lower; when it's the last exposure, the AOV is only modestly lower (36%). And both exposures take 100% or more longer to convert.
The email results aren't entirely surprising. As IgnitionOne notes:
[Email campaigns] are traditionally very promotional in nature, which lowers the AOV. Email campaigns are also more heavily dominated by existing customers who may not be currently in the market for travel and/or are more discerning among promotional offers.
This may be true, but that doesn't mean that travel firms should simply assume that email must be relegated to serving as the digital marketer's bargain bin.
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You can't blame the BBC for not naming the particular MP without solid concrete proof to back up the claim.
If the publicly name someone a paedophile on prime time TV they have to be entirely certain of their ground or they'll be sued to buggery (no pun intended.lol).
On the other hand if they have good evidence after investigation then they should be turning it over to the police.Mind you the met would probably put it in a locked filing cabinet in a disused toilet.lol.
It shouldn't just be about fearing they'll be sued. There has to be evidence of something for there to be charges brought, and if there is evidence then they have a duty to hand that over to the police, whose job it actually is to investigate whether a crime has been committed.
It seems that there are a lot of people immediately assuming that an accusation equals guilt, it doesn't. Guilt has to be proven with more than someone saying "he did it!" or a TV program reporting on that accusation.
Why are people so idiotic when it comes to law? It's pretty simple really. You don't name people as guilty of being this kind of disgusting criminal unless there is concrete evidence. To do so and then discover that it wasn't true would be almost as sickening as the crime itself!
Being named in this way could destroy a persons entire life, they had better make damned sure they are absolutely 100% accurate and have irrefutable evidence to back up their claims. That's why I think they haven't named names, they don't have that evidence.
It's time the journo's did their job of investigating and gathering stories and let the police deal with investigating the actual crimes and holding people to account.
Mm,I thought that was what i was saying.
First of all the BBC's legal advisors will have told them that A,to name someone to potentially millions of viewers without concrete evidence is suicidal and B,they have a moral and legal obligation to pass their findings if damning to the police to investigate.
I don't consider myself ignorant of the law.lol.
Sorry, yes, I should have made it clear I wasn't meaning you, I mean generally, with people screaming about him not being named.
I agree with your take on this, I was intending to point the finger at all the reactionaries who just seem to want a name to put to the accusation when it really doesn't make a whole lot of difference at this point. I mean, giving a name can only potentially harm an investigation or any court case and render justice unlikely.
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Looks like he was named in 1997 during an inquiry into Child abuse at Welsh care homes:
Policemen, social workers and prominent public figures have been accused of belonging to a paedophile ring which indulged in a relentless campaign of physical and sexual abuse in children's homes in North Wales.
The names of the alleged members of the ring have been given by witnesses in public sessions of the North Wales Child Abuse Tribunal, but they have been suppressed by the tribunal's chairman, Sir Ronald Waterhouse QC, who has threatened the media with High Court proceedings if they print them.
How deep does the Rabbit hole go?
Originally posted by Britguy
What makes all this really sickening is that the "security" services, special branch etc, know who these pedos and abusers are in high places. What they know, and of course, very likely the security services of foreign nations too, is used politically as leverage when the time is right to bring it up.
That these people are protected to maintain the political status quo, and that it is allowed to continue is just despicable.
Originally posted by TKDRL
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You know, one of the biggest arguments you hear about conspiracy theories, is "the amount of people that would have had to be involved, no way they could have all kept it quiet".......
Seems like a pretty dumb argument now eh? Especially if people know that top dogs from government and LEA are in on it, who would say anything? I bet there have been some, easy enough to silence a pop up here and there when you have all the right people on the inside. Someone opens their mouth, pay an addict to kill and rob them or whatnot.
Originally posted by illuminnaughty
I think G Brown was linked to Dunblane, if thats so then its no wonder he sold off our gold at a knock down price. Some one black mailed him into doing it? Same go with tony bliar is that why we invaded Iraq? Black mailed into it ? It wouldnt surprise me in the least. The whole govt is riddled with these paedos.
We pay the wages at the BBC, so they should not be covering up anything from us.edit on 3-11-2012 by illuminnaughty because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by CX
Always knew about Ted Heath, the rent boys and the boat of his that boys apparently were taken to......but he died a while back.
Wonder who the latest one is?
I swear you have to be corrupt or be some kind of deviant to run our country these days.


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President Yoweri Museveni lived by his word when he sent shs20m towards the burial arrangements of music producer Daniel Mukisa alias Danz Kumapeesa who was laid to rest on Monday at his ancestral home in Kabanyoro Gayaza.
The President sent his condolences through musician Moses Ssali popularly known as Bebe Cool.
"I talked to the president a few weeks ago about Danz Kumapeesa's situation and he promised to do something about it. He had told me he was going to arrange for his further medication in India but sadly that didn't come to pass. The president has given the family Shs20m to help in the burial arrangements," Bebe Cool said at the burial.
On July 1, a fundraising car wash drive was organized at Panamera for Danz Kumapeesa. Celebrities like Juliana Kanyomozi, Bobi Wine, Nutty Neithan and Gareth Onyango among others all contributed to the cause which raised about Shs7m.
This was to carter for his accumulating medical bills at Nsambya hospital where he had been admitted in the Intensive Care Unit for two months without any improvement.
The money collected was of some help but still more was needed because every night he spent in the ICU, the hospital charged him more than Shs500,000 minus medication.
Two months ago, on August 23, Bebe Cool went to Nsambya and gave him Shs5m before challenging fellow musicians and stakeholders in the entertainment industry to come forth and fundraise for the producer's medical treatment. His challenge was embraced by some and in total, over Shs30m was collected which was in excess of the Shs20m he needed to be discharged from hospital. That never came to pass and to ensure that he's fully catered for, it was agreed that a musical concert had to be organized to get more money in order for him to continue receiving treatment from home.
The concert happened on September 17. It was successful as almost all the artistes who were supposed to perform came through. The venue was full and everything seemed to have gone the right way. Not until it the next day when it emerged that some money was stolen in the process. According to his mother, only Shs1.5m was delivered to them as proceeds from the concert and before even the organizers were brought to book, the producer passed on 19 days later.
Born and raised by a single mother Ms Jenifer Kisaakye, Mukisa is the last born in a family of four; two boys and two girls.
He went to Mukono Junior School for my Primary, St Johns Mukono for O'level and A'level but didn't finish Senior six due to financial constraints.
Mukisa started music production in 2013 in Banda at a friend's studio before joining Concave in Kireka, Trinity Records in Mutungo and then J Power before he joined Jahlive.
He was attacked and clobbered on June 4 while he was returning home by unknown assailants and from that time, he has been in coma at Nsambya hospital.
Danz Kumapeesa has associated with many artistes including Winnie Nwagi, Ziza Bafana, Eddy Kenzo, Rema Namakula, Irene Ntale, Ray Signature, Diana Nalubega and Bebe Cool among others.
He's famed for songs like 'Musawo and Magic by Winnie Nwagi, 'Mbozi Zamalwa by Bebe Cool and Sauti Sol, 'Yo sweet by Rema Namakula, 'Nkibanja by Lydia Jazmine and 'Nakup'nda by Fille among others.
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Jay-Z doesn't tweet that often or that much. But fresh from announcing his new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail, in an epic Samsung ad during halftime of the NBA Finals, Jigga took to Twitter for his "yearly allotment" of tweets.
He went off using the hashtag #newrules, which stems from the Samsung ad where he tells producers like Rick Rubin, Timbaland, Swizz Beatz, and Pharrell that, "We need to write new rules."
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Sean Bean may have lost his head as Lord Eddard Stark on "Game of Thrones," but in his new drama for ABC, "Missing," being dead won't keep his character from the action.
"Seems like I die in everything," he laughed in a recent phone interview with AccessHollywood.com.
Bean confirmed to Access that he's been at work in Europe on the upcoming drama "Missing," alongside Ashley Judd, which sees the British actor playing the actress' dead husband. As Judd's character searches for the couple's missing son, Bean's character appears in flashbacks as a big mystery begins to come unraveled.
"It's a really good piece of work and it's got a kind of 'Bourne Identity' feel to it," he said. "We're shooting it in Prague and Croatia and doubling off in Vienna or Paris. It's taking place all around Europe and [in] some magnificent places. There's lots of twists and turns in this one. It's a gripping piece of work so hopefully I'll be doing this for a while now."
Just one episode has been shot so far and Bean said he'll spend the summer shooting the rest of the show, which ABC picked up last month.
"I'm going back in about a week and a half and it starts getting a bit more involved for me," he said. "You find out it's not as it seems. They seem to be a happily married couple, both had connections with the CIA, they've got a son together and then all of a sudden everything goes haywire and people aren't what they seem."
Bean said Judd, who has a lot to handle in "Missing," has impressed him.
"She's doing a great job. I mean it's very physical for her as well. It's incredible," he said.
Fans of "Game of Thrones" will recognize Bean's co-star in another of his upcoming works, the 2012-due film, "Silent Hill: Revelation 3-D." The newest installment in that franchise, pairs the actor with Kit Harington, the young Brit who plays Jon Snow, Eddard Stark's illegitimate son in "…Thrones."
"Kit was playing my 18-year-old daughter's boyfriend," he laughed of Harington's role in the movie the two shot earlier this year in Canada. "It's quite strange, last time I saw him it was all this leather gear, we both were with long hair and now we're just wearing jeans and [tennis shoes] and talking American."
Shooting the project finally gave the former on-screen father and son a chance for a little bit of quality time.
"Yeah, we spent a few times together, but he was mostly in scenes I wasn't in. He's a good guy. I think he might be, things [are] happening for him," Bean said.
While the cast of "Game of Thrones" are gearing up to go back to Belfast, Northern Ireland, for Season 2 of the HBO show, Bean is likely to be spending his fall filming an twist on the "Peter Pan" story – "Pan," playing the sidekick of Aaron Eckhart, who plays Hook.
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The UC Systemwide People Management Certificate launched January 9 and is for all people managers. It consists of Core and Elective Courses, which include local and systemwide programs and eCourses, as well as instructor-led trainings.
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Metairie — An audit of the Jefferson Parish Performing Arts Society has found several troubling practices within the organization, and Parish President John Young has agreed to withhold public funding for the group until those issues are addressed.
A preliminary draft of an audit being conducted by Jefferson Parish Internal Auditor William "Tommy" Fikes found that the performing arts society lacked many of the standard internal controls needed to prevent waste, fraud and abuse. In particular, the audit found that the group allowed rampant use of credit cards by employees, constant access to blank checks and allowed employees to work as full-time employees and independent contractors for the same agency.
Council Chairman Chris Roberts raised some of his concerns about the initial findings in the audit to Young in an email and said he didn't view it is as "prudent" for public money to continue to flow to the group.
The performing arts society was approved for a $325,000 "emergency payment" from the parish this summer after it stopped receiving a similar amount from a state auto tax. It also receives about $100,000 from the parish under a cooperative endeavor agreement and hundreds of thousands of dollars more in separate state grants.
"I believe it would be prudent on the parish's part to withhold any additional public funds from the organization until these matters are resolved," Roberts wrote in a Feb. 5 email. He also questioned the $165,000 salary paid to the group's executive director and Young's attempts to secure funding for the group through West Jefferson Medical Center.
Young responded that he would direct Chief Administrative Office Christopher Cox to begin withholding payments until the completion of the final audit. On Tuesday, Young said that he wouldn't be able to discuss the audit because it's still a "draft" copy, and the JPAS hadn't had a chance to respond.
However, he said that once the audit is finalized, he would have a comment.
However, Performing Arts Society Executive Director Dennis Assaf said what the audit found was "sloppy" bookkeeping, not fraud or abuse. Assaf, who was livid that the audit had been leaked to some media outlets before he saw it, said because of the workload of his staff at times they have not followed proper procedures for credit card receipts and other issues. However, he stressed that it was never anyone's intention to do anything illegal.
"We're not guilty of anything illegal; we're guilty of sloppiness," Assaf said. "I can tell you without a doubt there's not one shred of fraud, theft."
Assaf said he's already taking steps to create new procedures for the nonprofit and is considering hiring an internal "watchdog" who would produce monthly or quarterly reports on the group's progress. He said that within the next few weeks his group will post the audit on its website complete with rebuttals for all of the findings by Fikes.
"We have absolutely nothing to hide," Assaf stressed. "We look forward to this coming out."
The Jefferson Performing Arts Society is one of several local groups that receive parish funding but are not directly controlled by the parish.
In 2011 the Parish Council ordered audits of all of those groups to determine how the parish's money was being spent. Audits of the Jefferson Economic Development Commission and the Jefferson Convention and Visitor's Bureau already have been completed, and several others are pending.
The audit found that the performing arts group lacks safeguards to prevent waste and fraud, particularly a mechanism where separate individuals review and approve payments. Assaf has the ability to authorize and then disburse funds without anyone else signing off, according to the audit. It also found that the group uses pre-signed checks and photocopied contracts that multiple individuals can access.
Another issue was that the group allows widespread use of credit cards by employees and doesn't require detailed receipts for expenditures. One example cited was more than $1,000 spent during one trip to Mississippi on hotel rooms and food with no explanation of the purpose of the trip.
Fikes suggested that the group develop a clear credit card policy and limit who has access to credit cards, according to the audit. He also suggested that the group clean up its policy on reimbursements. Fikes found thousands of dollars in checks written to "cash," and also found $15,000 in personal reimbursements to Assaf. All reimbursements should be vetted to be certain they are related to agency business, and personal expenses should be exempt, the audit report said.
The audit also noted some irregularities in how the performing arts society classifies and pays employees. It found that some individuals were listed as both employees and independent contractors. Fikes also found that the group lacked contracts for some contractors and hired some of Assaf's family members to be paid performers. In a surprising finding, Fikes found that the group hadn't tracked personal or vacation days since Hurricane Katrina and had no idea how many were taken annually by employees.
It was not immediately clear when the final version of the audit would be released. The Jefferson Performing Arts Society is the largest nonprofit theater production company in the state. Assaf said the group put on 18 productions during its last season with shows in five parishes and two states.


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Two tourists visiting Narmada dam had a miraculous escape late on Saturday evening after their car fell into a lake near the dam when the driver lost control of the steering. While the duo escaped with minor injuries, the police took nearly three hours to fish out the car on Sunday with the help of a crane.
According to police, the car was being driven by one Devendra Tarnalia who was visiting the tourist spot on the weekend with his friend, Ravi Tarnalia, both in their early 30s. The road in the tourist zone where the accident took place has sharp turns. During one of the turns, Devendra lost control over the vehicle and crashed into the railing that has been constructed along one of the lakes. The car fell into it after breaking the railing.
"No life was lost as two persons inside the car were wearing seat belts. The car was pulled out with the help of a crane," the police said.
The duo hailed from Limdi in Surendranagar district, the police said. The same spot has seen two accidents in 2012 in which five persons were killed.
Four persons had died when the car they were travelling in fell into the lake. Another man similarly lost his life in the same lake. The railing was constructed after the accidents.
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Fund providers are competing to offer the cheapest US sector ETFs to European investors, but in a roaring bull market, investors are split as to whether they should simply opt for a broad market index.
Sector ETFs focus on one segment of the market, typically carving out stocks from an index like the S&P 500, and can invest in as diverging industries from information technology to consumer staples.
Db X-trackers is the latest provider to bring more of these funds to market, launching six ETFs at 0.12% annual fees, beating iShares' and SPDR's US sector ETFs at 0.15% and Source's at 0.30%.
Michael Mohr, Deutsche Asset Management's head of ETF product development, said in a statement: "As ETFs are increasingly being used as tactical asset allocation tools, there is demand from investors for granular exposure on a sector basis."
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There is clearly asset-raising potential in these funds as the iShares US sector ETF range is now more than £1.3 billion in assets having only launched most of the funds in 2015.
Luis Rivera, chief executive of robo adviser ETFmatic, said he preferred to stick to the broad index within portfolios as a cheap S&P 500 ETF was still almost third of the price compared to the cheapest sector ETF.
But Mark Eshman, co-founder of ClearRock Capital, one of the first ETF-focused registered investment advisory firms to set up shop in the US and who is looking at expanding in the UK, said he had been invested in sector ETFs since he founded his firm in 2007.
Beyond core vs satellite
'I think they're a great complement to a core satellite-type portfolio structure and a great way to demonstrate value,' he said. 'If you can convince your client that you have an outlook on the economy i.e. there's going to be an expansion or a slowdown, and certain sectors will do better during certain parts of that economic business cycle, then you can create some value.
'For example, emphasising financials when interest rates are rising or energy stocks when we're in an inflationary period.'
Research from Db X-trackers shows that while cyclical sectors like tech perform well in risk-on environments, defensive sectors like utilities do better in risk-off periods.
Sector performance
Looking at the MSCI world index, health care was the top performing sector in 2015 at 7% returns, while energy bottomed the charts at -23%. The next year, it had reversed. Energy was up 27% and health care was minus 7%.
Apart from consumer discretionary, consumer staples stocks and telecoms, which saw smaller differences in performance between 2015 and 2016, the divergence of each sector was at least 6%.
The divergences also apply in the US sectors. If investors had taken a bet on the broad market via the Vanguard S&P 500 UCITS ETF (VUSD) they would have received 17.9% in USD terms over the past year to 28 September.
However, investor returns would have increased by more than 10% if they had opted for the less diversified iShares S&P 500 Information Technology Sector UCITS ETF (IUIT) over that timeframe.
In a bull market, which the US has enjoyed since 2009, many sectors have been a relatively safe bet. But entering the next bear market will raise questions of market timing, and how investors should know when to move out of one sector and into another.
When to rotate?
'Sector rotation is difficult as it becomes market timing,' warned Eshman. "But if you have a core holding like a S&P50 ETF and you sprinkle in smaller sector positions, we are all for that'.
But Rivera disagreed, arguing investors end up 'chasing past returns by buying the flavour of the month'.
'Allocating to a sector is by its very nature taking an active bet – forecasting which sector will outperform – as opposed to allocating to the broad market,' he said.
'In many ways, sector ETFs represent the same philosophy as market timing, which evidence leads us to conclude doesn't work in the long-term.'


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First off, sorry for the long delay here – I fell behind on the last couple of Unusuals reviews, and I'll be honest, the fact that the show has already been cancelled made it a bit hard to get too energized to keep up with the show. After all, it's sad but true that we are now witnessing the last few weeks of a series that never really found its footing, and now won't get the chance to.
"The Tape Delay" was another decent but not completely fulfilling episode of The Unusuals. The main plotline had Casey and Walsh assigned to protect a rich software designer, only for him to be kidnapped on their watch. The set up to this was very frustrating, simply because Casey seemed to be so obviously falling for a scam when she ran from her post, responding to screams – despite Walsh telling her to stay put. The fact that it was all a ruse to get her and Walsh away long enough to snatch the man they were supposed to be watching was easy to predict, and made Casey seem foolish for not also predicting it.
That being said, I did like the one extra curve ball the episode had in store – yes, the attack on a masseuse was all a ruse, but it was a bit more complicated than that, as it turned out that the apparent kidnap victim was in on it all. The later revelations about this guy, including his scheme to steal money literally one cent at a time via software he designed for banks, and his attempt to run off with the aforementioned masseuse, at least made him a bit more of an interesting villain than the episode appeared to have at first.
An awkwardly written outburst from a superior officer also resulted in Casey's wealthy background being revealed to Walsh, only for it to turn out he already knew. As with much of this episode, this aspect was introduced poorly, but had some better scenes in the second half. Walsh was very sweet telling Casey that yes, she'd made the wrong call to run and help that girl, but this job was about making quick calls, some wrong, some right. And his lack of judgment on her background was something Casey needed to see, so she could also open up to everyone else in the department.
Banks and Delahoy meanwhile were tracking an elderly man who was going on a minor crime spree, basically to add some excitement to the end of his life. This story seemed like it wasn't fully fleshed out, especially the involvement of a younger criminal who had some amusing hallucinations(including Alvarez holding a "She's crazy" sign at one point, regarding Beaumont), but ultimately didn't really need to be a part of the episode. Delahoy's newfound ailment of thinking everything tastes like meat meanwhile seems pretty forced on the oddness scale – though his relationship with the people averse coroner is a cute one, including her bolting the minute he said the word "date", without meaning to give it weight.
The episode had a very funny moment towards the end – when Banks spoke to the elderly man, who had survived a shooting, only for his heart rate to get faster and faster while he was hooked up to machines. As his speech became labored, it seemed like a cliché, one last important thing to say moment, only for him to tell Banks, "Please… you're standing on my oxygen line." It was a very amusing bit that wasn't trying too hard, unlike some on this series.


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Women's Basketball: Beasley lifts UF past Lake Erie
By BRIAN LESTER
Staff Writer
Karli Beasley prides herself on playing hard and playing with energy.
She did both on Saturday afternoon against Lake Erie College in a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game at Croy Gymnasium.
Beasley, aggressive throughout the day, was particularly key in the first half, scoring seven points and grabbing a couple of rebounds, and her effort helped the Oilers earn a 73-60 win over the Storm.
"I'm the energy player. That is a big part of my game," Beasley said. "Our biggest problem has been keeping our energy up this year, and I made the decision that I was going to do what I could to keep it up."
Beasley attacked the basket several times, losing her headband on one drive to the basket, and hit a 3-pointer as well that gave the Oilers a 3-0 lead right out of the gate. Her two free throws gave UF a 22-19 lead late in the half.
The senior guard finished with seven points, five rebounds and two assists as she helped the Oilers (8-8, 5-7 GLIAC) bounce back from Thursday's loss to
defending NCAA Division II national champion Ashland.
"I was trying to do the little things," Beasley said. "We were having trouble with some ball screens, so I was going inside trying to draw fouls and give our team a boost."
The trouble for the Oilers was they were unable to stifle the 3-point attack of the Storm in the opening half.
Four straight treys gave the Storm (7-11, 2-10), including one by Jackie Murray, a 31-28 lead with 2:49 remaining in the half. Murray, who made four 3-pointers and scored 15 points, was the focal point of the UF defense.
The Storm made seven treys in the opening half, with Murray connecting three
times, and the Storm led 36-35 at halftime.
"The emphasis in the first half was on No. 24 (Murray)," UF head coach Jim Wiedie said. "Unfortunately, she got some clean looks. But some other kids who don't normally make a lot of three's hit some shots, too."
Effort was an issue as well.
"The thing that I was disappointed with in the first half was that we didn't play hard," Wiedie said. "We didn't have a lot of energy, I thought we were soft in the press and I thought we were soft in the zone."
It was a different story in the second half as the Oilers seemed energized and played aggressive.
Karli Bonar tied the score at 36-36 with a free throw and layups by Ciara Geiger and Margaret Wuebker extended the UF lead to 40-36. Nikki Gunning's jumper pushed the advantage to 42-36 as the Oilers opened the second half on a 7-0 run.
Gunning's trey gave the Oilers a 45-38 lead with 14:40 to go and the Oilers never looked back. Their lead reached 18 with under 10 minutes to play when Geiger drove inside and scored on a layup for a 62-44 lead.
Wuebker played a big part in the second-half surge, hitting close-range jumpers and making layups. She finished with 17 points and also grabbed 11 rebounds for a double-double. Wuebker blocked three shots as well.
Former Riverdale standout Lacey Kessler scored 13 points, hitting two treys along the way, and grabbed six rebounds. Gunning nailed two treys and finished with 12 points. The Oilers shot 43.6 percent (24-of-55) from the field.
"In the second half, I thought we were much more active," Wiedie said. "We had better ball pressure and our rotations were better. We had a little lull at the end, but when we play with energy and effort, we can do a lot of good things."
The Storm shot only 32.8 percent (20-of-61) from the field overall and missed on 12 of its 13 attempts from the long range in the second half. Chrissy Delaney was the only other player in double figures for LEC as she scored 13 points.
"We like to take plays off at times, but that was something we talked about halftime. We weren't going to take plays off," Beasley said. "It's time for a change, time for a turning point. We played good defense today."
Despite an up-and-down year, the Oilers are still alive in the hunt for a South Division title, sitting just three games back in the standings.
UF can take another step forward Thursday when it hosts Walsh (6-11, 2-9) in a 6 p.m. game at Croy Gymnasium.
"We really needed this win," Beasley said. "We had to show that the work we are putting in is paying off. We're hanging in there and hopefully we can build on this win."
Lake ERIE (7-11, 2-10 GLIAC)
Irish 4-12 0-1 8, Skelton 2-5 0-0 4, Jones 0-3 0-0 0, Brumbaugh 0-2 0-0 0, Murray 5-18 1-1 15, Delaney 4-8 4-5 13, Narducci 2-5 0-0 5, Shagovac 2-5 2-2 7, Jindra 0-0 0-2 0, Carpenter 1-3 4-6 15. TOTALS: 20-61 11-17–60.
Wuebker 7-8 3-6 17, Beasley 2-8 2-2 7, Andrews 1-1 0-0 2, Geiger 3-8 0-1 6, Bonar 1-10 3-4 5, Klein 0-0 0-0 0, Klausing 2-3 4-4 8, Gunning 4-8 2-2 12, Gunning 4-8 2-2 12, Kessler 3-7 5-8 13, Grevenkamp 1-1 0-0 3, Lewis 0-1 0-0 0. TOTALS: 24-55 19-27–73.
HALFTIME: Lake Erie, 36-35.
3-Point GOALS: Lake Erie 9-26 (Irish 0-1, Jones 0-1, Brumbaugh 0-1, Delaney 1-1, Narducci 2-4, Shagovac 1-1, Carpenter 1-2); Findlay 6-23 (Beasley 1-4, Geiger 0-4, Bonar 0-7, Klausing 2-4, Gunning 2-3, Gevenkamp 1-1).
rebounds: Findlay 46 (Wuebker 11, Geiger & Bonar 8); Lake Erie 34 (Irish 6).
ASSISTS: Findlay 15 (Klausing 4); Lake Erie 14 (Delaney & Narducci 4).
STEALS: Lake Erie 13 (Carpenter & Irish 3); Findlay 11.
BLOCKS: Findlay 6 (Wuebker 3); Lake Erie 4.
TURNOVERS: Findlay 22, Lake Erie 20.
TOTAL FOULS: Findlay 23, Lake Erie 22.
FOULED OUT: Findlay, Beasley.
Lester, 419-422-5151
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Magellan Midstream Partners L.P.'s MMP, +1.25% second-quarter earnings jumped 34% as the petroleum pipeline and storage company's revenue was boosted by improved gasoline and crude oil transportation volumes.
For its full year, the company raised its per-share earnings guidance to $3.90 a unit from the previously expected $3.75 a unit.
Looking to its third quarter, the company forecast earnings of 76 cents a unit, below the 95 cents expected by analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
Magellan Midstream has seen its results in past quarters boosted by acquisitions and growing demand for transportation and storage facilities amid a rush into unconventional shale plays.
The company's recent growth strategy has focused on increasing its investments in crude-oil storage and transportation. The company in March unveiled plans to expand the capacity of its pipeline between Crane, Texas, and Houston by about two-thirds and said it expected the reversed pipeline to begin transporting crude oil at partial capacity by early 2013.
Moody's Investors Service in May raised its outlook on Magellan Midstream to positive from stable, citing the petroleum pipeline and storage company's strong earnings and conservative management and financial policies. The ratings firm noted its positive outlook also reflects Magellan's future growth into crude-related projects and continued conservative management of distribution coverage.
Magellan reported a profit of $137.8 million, or $1.22 a unit, up from $103 million, or 91 cents, a year earlier. Excluding commodity-related pricing adjustments, earnings were $1.01. The company in May predicted earnings of 83 cents a unit, below analysts' expectations at the time.
Revenue jumped 17% to $449.5 million, topping the $438 million expected by analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
Operating margin widened to 37.2% from 33.6% as total costs and expenses rose 11%.
Volume at the petroleum pipeline business rose 10% as transportation revenue per barrel increased 2.6%.
Magellan's common units closed Tuesday at $78.23 and were inactive premarket. The stock is up 32% in the last 12 months.
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Today is the day!
It's time to reveal our Warrior Stone creations.
For those of you not familiar, this is a design created by me and it's made using the components of a bead soup mix.
My friend Andrew, who owns and operates Allegory Gallery, makes a mixture of beads each month. A friend of mine who is also an AG groupie, plays along with me! Together, we come up with some pretty cool creations. It's a lot of fun.
I'll admit that this month, I've had a lot of balls in the air. I finished this piece a few months ago and had grand ideas to jazz it up eventually. Well, that never happened...
So for this month, it's short, sweet and simple. Labrodite chips and small seed beads with an odd bead at each end. It's super easy, and sure to be a staple in my wardrobe for the fall 'greige' transition!!!
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What's a Will For?
A Last Will and Testament is the way to designate the distribution of assets after we die. If no Will exists, assets are distributed in accordance with the Arizona Revised Statutes.
Under A.R.S. §14-2101, if a person is married, all of the assets go to the person's current spouse unless the person had children who are not
Living, Willing and Trusting
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- A low table, typically placed in front of a sofa
- A coffee table, also called a cocktail table, is a style of long, low table which is designed to be placed in front of a sofa, to support beverages (hence the name), magazines, feet, books (especially coffee table books), and other small items to be used while sitting, such as coasters.
- (Coffee Tables) While any small and low table can be, and is, called a coffee table, the term is applied particularly to the sets of three or four tables made from about 1790; of which the latter were called 'quartetto tables'.
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- Brown is a color term, denoting a range of composite colors produced by a mixture of orange, red, rose, or yellow with black or gray. The term is from Old English brun, in origin for any dusky or dark shade of color.
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Cozy Coffee Shop Letterhead design template by Joe Lampasona.Showcased on Inkd.com.
This letterhead, ideal for a coffee shop or cafe, captures the intimate atmosphere of a neighborhood hangout. The variations in the brown palette relate to the different degrees of roasting, from light roast to dark roast.
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Welcome to the Opper Project
The Opper Project, named after Ohioan Frederick Burr Opper, the first great American-born cartoonist, is an on-line collection of historic editorial cartoons. Covering more than one hundred years of American history, the cartoons are organized topically with associated lesson plans.
The cartoons are from the collection of The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. Most are American, but you will also find the views of some international cartoonists on the America of their day. There are some famous cartoons here, but most of the images are not the ones typically reproduced in text books and instructional materials.
All the cartoons are evocative and teachable, however. And to help you get started, they come with teacher-created lesson plans tied to the Ohio Academic Content Standards.
The Opper Project is on-going, so look for the addition of more topics and more cartoons.
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Robert Green, The CAD Manager
Robert Green is a big name on the international CAD scene. An ex-engineer who moved into CAD consultancy and training, Robert has an engineers ability to analyse and break down complicated CAD concepts into easily manageable chunks.
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If you organise your CAD set up in your office, or you are self employed this is for you.
*Yes, I know I'm not actually a CAD Manager, but I'm the closest thing my company's got!
'Company CAD Geek' is probably about as official as it's going to get…