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Those books are the best! I've read them and might have to pick them up again.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Lucky finds those magazines. I bought a Stitchcraft Magazine today for just 30p alas it has lost its cover which is ashame - I wonder.........woud you be able to show me the cover? I also had a week of parcels I recently bought a whole load of Needlework and Needlewoman.ReplyDelete
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Lucky you with the cheap Stitchcraft. If you let me know which one it is and send me your email address (I won't add the comment on here) I'll see if I have it and email it across :o)Delete
Oh my what fabulous goodies you got! Love the brooch and the magazine on the Queen. Must ask my best friend in England to get me something from the Jubilee! Super fun post! xoxReplyDelete
I'm exactly the same with my postman! I got some great finds which I blogged about if you would like to take a look. Oh wow lucky you, you got some amazing finds! I have the PDF of the Bestway Fairisle knitting book, but I'd adore to have the original! I love the brooch and the buttons, you lucky girl you! XxxX http://thesecondhandrose.blogspot.co.ukReplyDelete


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While previously well known for his roles as a child actor, Nicholas Gledhill is more recently recognised for his regular appearances as an actor, singer and director around the Sydney independent theatre scene.
Nicholas has been playing regularly, in a duo with Josh Shipton, around the inner-west. He recently performed in the New Theatre production of "Women, Power and Culture - then and now". He also recently played in the "re-launch" production of "She Stoops To Conquer" by Oliver Goldsmith, for Payers in the Pub at the Harold Park Hotel - and directed a rehearsed reading of "The Dance of Death" by August Strindberg, for the Players in the Pub, in the Upstairs Room, at the Toxteth Hotel, Glebe.
He was also recently seen in the Sydney Fringe 2010, playing the role of Watch, in a play he wrote himself - "Time To Remember..." - which was part of a double-bill entitled "Closing Time" produced by SpaceCraft Productions.
Nicholas studied at the Birmingham School of Speech and Drama (now the BSA) for three years and, after working in the UK for some time, returned home to Australia to play John Darling in the Jim Henson's Creature Shop production of "PAN". He also played Edgar and Sebastian in the Shakespeare Globe Centre Australia's production of King Lear and The Tempest and Rosencrantz in Hamlet.
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A stunning bit of news this – not only is Metallica bringing its stellar Orion Fest to Detroit but the Bay Area thrash metal giants are actually coming into the city and planning to plant the festival on Belle Isle, rather than the DTE Energy Music Theater (or somewhere like that).
Fans of all styles of music and art (this is not solely a metal festival – look at last year's bill) should rejoice, as should Detroit businesses. People will travel from all over the world for this event. Those little restaurants on Jefferson are all going to be packed.
Who would have thunk it? Metallica might well be the band to save Detroit. More info here.
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When I assumed the Presidency of the Franco British Chamber of Commerce on June 23rd 2016, I couldn't possibly expect the other event taking place on this now momentous date would go on to dominate headlines and take on such an important role in my life. As the Brexit referendum results came in on the morning of the 24th, my phone started ringing with journalists anxious to hear a business voice's opinions on what this could all mean. Alas I am a business man and not a fortune teller; predictions are not my specialty. However over the last 6 months, as on that tumultuous Friday in June, I have attempted to bring a little clarity and business perspective to the Brexit debate.
For all the column "centimeters" devoted to the subject, the facts around Brexit remain in short supply. I am a business man and I like to deal in facts, so what do we actually know 6 months on. UK Prime Minister Theresa May intends to trigger Article 50 in March 2017, setting a 2 year timer ticking for the UK to leave the European Union. We do not yet know if this decision is irrevocable or not, and the UK supreme court is still to decide on what role parliament should play as the Government exerts the prerogative powers assumed to have been granted by the referendum. Hard brexit, soft brexit, slow brexit, long brexit – these terms are all used to describe what a process might look like which has not yet begun: and yet the business community is already planning what their response should look like based on this set of as yet unknown variables.
We have learned that "Brexit means Brexit" and been promised that it will be "Red white and blue Brexit" – I like the latter since it suggests that it will be a good deal for both the UK and France since those are the colours of both countries. I'm not sure that is what Theresa May meant however!
When I speak with decision makers in British and French companies; the people who will have to decide what the future looks like, what I hear is that contingency plans are being put in place which cover several likely scenarios. I can confirm that in financial services this does include moving some operations out of London, in other sectors such as manufacturing, the choice is a more complicated one. Sensible business people are planning for a range of outcomes, since this is the only pragmatic way to deal with uncertainty, all the time hoping that the UK Government and the EU deliver on their promise of "no cliff edge" – the dramatic change in trading conditions from one day to the next which truly does strike fear in the hearts of strategic planners everywhere. Against this backdrop of uncertainty I call on all parties to heed these three recommendations:
- Guarantee the status of EU citizens in the UK and UK citizens in France as a matter of urgent priority. Ruling out the use of people and their families as mere bargaining chips would be a clear statement that this is going to be a sensible discussion.
- Keep political considerations out of it and avoid the temptation to score easy points by "bashing" the old enemy. This is not the time for a "Punch and Judy" politics.
- Keep all options on the table and pay attention to the evidence as it potentially changes. Good leaders remain open to as much information as possible and act accordingly. Dogmatic behaviour is seldom the sign of a leader with a clear mind.
In the last few days of 2016, the Swiss parliament overturned their own referendum vote concerning free movement of EU citizens. A pragmatic decision based on their own economic interests and taken without promoting rancor. Before anybody suggests that I'm hoping that a similar thing could happen with the Brexit referendum, let me make it clear that this is not the point I wish to make. I simply highlight that good decisions are based on the most up to date information, and it is not impossible that new information relevant to the Brexit debate will become available. It would be imprudent to ignore this information, and the leaders on both sides should remain open to this fact.
Perhaps the only certainty which we can know right now is that Brexit will continue to dominate our news in the months and years to come like no other subject in recent memory. Meanwhile business people like myself will also be getting on with the day to day job of managing complex organisations and ensuring the continued prosperity of their operations. These challenges have not stopped because Brexit suddenly took over. The Franco British Chamber of Commerce will continue to support the ongoing trading activities of our British and French members whatever the Brexit landscape looks like. In more than 140 years of operations, we have been through periods of massive upheaval and have always maintained the belief that the interests of both nations can be best served by constructive and fruitful trade links. We celebrate our respective differences and the many things which we have in common.
My final word is one of thanks to our members, without whom there would be no Franco British Chamber of Commerce. It has been my pleasure to serve as President for these first 6 months, and I look forward to accompanying you all through the interesting times ahead.
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Packetstorm opens bug bounty programme with $7,000 top reward
Company offers big bucks for exploits
Packetstorm has joined the exploit hunting race by offering avid hackers rewards of up to $7,000 for working exploits in its newly announced Bug Bounty programme.
The programme was announced on Wednesday and offers willing computer wizards the chance to earn money finding bugs.
"Bug bounty programmes are nothing new. We have seen various initiatives started in the community and have had a lot of discussion internally regarding whether or not such a programme causes a positive impact," Packetstorm said.
The current bounty list features a number of different targets, ranging from a bottom end $350 for a Microsoft .NET Framework Remote Code Execution to massive $7,000 for an Adobe Reader / Acrobat Code Execution.
"Different issues and different levels of exploit offer different levels of compensation. Typical payout for a working exploit ranges from $1,000 to $7,000. If you have a zero-day that you believe is worth a lot more, there is the opportunity for larger payouts, but that requires a different discussion. Nothing is off the table," wrote Packetstorm
Bug hunting programmes have become a heated topic in recent years, with numerous companies, including Google, instigating bounty programmes to help improve their products security.
However, the Packetstorm programme is different in that it aims to help improve cyber security as whole using a full disclosure policy. The policy will see all exploits made public for anyone to download and use 60 days after submission.
"Other companies that buy exploits for their penetration testing war chest rarely share them with the public and once bought, require that the author does not share them. We are going the other direction on this idea. If the author of the exploit permits it, we will release them publicly after 60 days for everyone to download," Packetstorm added.
"It helps the greater good and is in line with our initiative to provide security engineers the ability to test their systems for recently patched vulnerabilities."
The security community has yet to respond to Packetstorm's new programme though it could well be met with a similarly split reaction. Good idea or a misguided attempt to help? Let us know your thoughts.
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"This clever vegetarian lasagna only needs five ingredients and is so quick and easy to make. Plus it counts as two portions to your five-a-day and it tastes delicious too! You could use homemade or ready-made pancakes instead of tortillas if you prefer. Refrigerate any lasagna leftovers and eat within 2 days, or wrap and freeze for up to 2 months."
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- 9 ounces sharp cheddar cheese
- 12 ounces fresh spinach
- 6 flour tortillas
- 1 (12 ounce) jar pasta sauce
- 6 tomatoes, thinly sliced
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- mixed salad green, to serve
- Preheat the oven to 375°F.
- Grate the cheese onto a board and divide into six equal portions.
- Pack the spinach into a large saucepan and add a little water. Cover and cook for 3-4 mins until the leaves have wilted. Drain well, squeezing out the excess moisture. Cool for a few minutes
- Place one tortilla wrap on a greased baking sheet. Spread 2-3tbsp of pasta sauce over the surface, then arrange one third of the spinach on top, season, then sprinkle with one pile of grated cheese. Place a second tortilla on top, spread with pasta sauce and arrange sliced tomatoes over the surface, sprinkling them with more cheese. Repeat the layers until the ingredients are used up, topping the final tortilla with just grated cheese and tomato slices.
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People who have limited time but want to exercise, then full body workout can be of great help to them. This is because it helps them get in shape. You can carry out a full body workout in less than 40 minutes. This makes it very popular as compared to spending several hours at the gym. Moreover, it can be done from anywhere.
If you are a beginner, you need to follow some tips to help you get started. Although this type of workout is quite easy to do, you need to have a plan if you want to be successful. The following are useful tips for beginners who want to try full body workout.
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Warm up
You should spend at least five minutes in warming up. When you warm up before exercising, you decrease chances of injuring your muscles. Ensure you stretch out all the muscles to prevent the occurrence of injury.
You should have a detailed plan on how you can meet your goals. Ask yourself what you are required to do and reasons for doing it. Is losing weight your aim? Or you are interested in building muscles? You can also build muscles and lose weight at the same time. Understand your goals first and then plan accordingly.
Perform exercises
You should perform an exercise for each particular muscle group. One of the top goals of full body workout is to work out all your muscle groups within a short period. When you perform exercises on each particular muscle group, you can accomplish your goals easily.
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Think about the types of exercises you are planning to do. For instance, do you use a kettlebell, exercise bands, or just lift weights. It does not matter the equipment you use; it should be readily available or purchase it. Purchasing own equipment can be cheaper as compared to going to the gym.
Have fun
If you do not have fun when doing workouts, you are likely to quit after a short period. Therefore, you should choose a workout which you like and have a lot of fun with. It is advisable to engage in a variety of workouts to kill boredom.
A full body workout is not only satisfying, but also an amazing way to get in shape. Moreover, it is a workout that can be changed easily if you get bored. If you want to burn fat and lose weight, you should do a full body workout at least one hour per day.…


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Two Ways To Play: Home Prices Cave In
Strengthen your portfolio in good times and bad.
The S&P/Case-Shiller home price index fell 15.8% annually which was the largest drop since records were kept seven years ago. It was the second month in a row all of the 20 cities covered in the index showed a year-over-year decline. Leading the ugly pack were Las Vegas and Miami. On a month-over-month basis, 13 of the 20 cities covered showed a drop in prices with the same two cities leading that bunch.
Meanwhile, the Confidence Board's confidence index came in at 51.9 just above a 51 reading last month. But that reading stayed near a 16-year low as Americas became more concerned about job prospects.
For another perspective on our economy, see Professor Kevin Depew's Five Things You Need To Know.
From the Bull Pen: Professor Quint Tatro mentioned on the buzz a play in the "double juiced" financials (UYG). Bulls can consider that vehicle for a potential followthrough.
From the Bear Cave: Was today's rally in the homebuilders a rush to value? Or was it a short-squeeze sparked by the financials? We've mentioned downside plays in the real estate ETF (IYR) and bears can consider downside entry into the $63-65 range.
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June, 2006
Senior News from June, 2006
Use Direct Deposit To Protect Your Money
Every month, the government mails out approximately 12 million Social Security and other benefit checks to people in the United States, including many senior citizens. Unfortunately, many criminals know that these older Americans will be going to the bank to deposit their money. To eliminate the risk of lost, stolen, or forged checks, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Federal Reserve Banks, along with the National Crime Prevention Council, is encouraging senior citizens to sign up for direct deposit through a new program called Go Direct. This service deposits money directly into a person's bank account, thus eliminating the need for paper checks.
Go Direct is gaining more support across the country from businesses and law enforcement agencies. The program can offer peace of mind to many senior citizens, and also makes funds accessible as soon as they become available.
For more information, visit Go Direct.
Florida Releases "Top 10 Fraud List"
The Florida Department of Financial Services released its annual "Top 10" list of the boldest and most costly fraud schemes as part of the state's Insurance Fraud Prevention Week, which continues through June 26. The list includes such scams as the "Classic Ponzi Scheme," the "Trust Fund Tackle," and "Preying on the Elderly." It represents scams that have netted nearly $15 million in fraud in Florida.
The release of the list follows the 15th annual Florida Insurance Fraud Education Council Conference, held in Orlando. At the conference, the Department of Financial Services was able to celebrate the fact that they have made 740 arrests and won 560 convictions related to fraud charges since last year. Convictions are up 70 percent from the previous year according to Florida's Chief Financial Officer Tom Gallagher.
For more information, and to view the "Top 10" list visit Florida Department of Financial Services.
Illinois Initiates Senior Sleuths Program
The Attorney General of the state of Illinois, Lisa Madigan, has recently implemented a Senior Sleuths program in that state. The program involves training a volunteer corps of senior citizens to recognize common scams that are often targeted at older Americans. These senior volunteers then return to their communities to educate other senior citizens about how to recognize these scams, and how to avoid becoming a victim of fraud. The training focuses on Medicare Fraud scams, but the volunteers are also educated on identity theft, sweepstakes fraud, lottery fraud, charity fraud, and more.
The program utilizes the talents, time, and energy of older citizens in the state while making a difference in the fight against crime. Madigan urges seniors in Illinois to sign up and rally to the cause.
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Erma Jean Teeters, age 74 of Mt. Orab, Ohio died Monday, February 13, 2017 at her residence. She was a homemaker. Erma was born May 24, 1942 in Cincinnati, Ohio the daughter of the late Burl and Erma (Warner) Meadows. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one brother – Burlie Meadows and four sisters – Linda Harrison, Juanita Helton, Loretta Helton and Marilyn Hoeb.
Mrs. Teeters is survived by her husband of 54 years – Robert L. Teeters, Sr., whom she married on November 24, 1962; two children – Robert L. Teeters, Jr. and wife Connie of Blanchester, Ohio and Ronda Straight and husband Israel of Mt. Orab, Ohio; three grandchildren – Cheryl Davidson of Clarksville, Ohio, Rob Davidson and wife Kella of Mt. Orab, Ohio and Raymond Pederson of Lebanon, Ohio; two great grandchildren – Dillion and Adri Davidson; two brothers – Ronnie Meadows and wife Barbara of Milford, Ohio and Gary Meadows of Goshen, Ohio; one sister – Marlene Dean and husband Bunk of Marathon, Ohio and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 P.M. Saturday, February 18, 2017 at the Cahall Funeral Home in Mt. Orab, Ohio. Victor Teeters and Keith Flack will officiate. Visitation will be from 12:00 P.M. – 2:00 P.M. Saturday at the funeral home. Interment will be in the Mt. Orab Cemetery in Mt. Orab, Ohio.
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text: Work on Princess Di spot halted Published on May 06, 1998. Kia Motors Corp., Seoul, stopped production in Boston of a controversial spot for the South Korean market that used a Princess Diana look-alike, according to a spokesman for its U.S. subsidiary, Kia Motors America. The South Korean carmaker's agency, MBC Adcom, was producing a TV spot that recreated the Paris car crash that killed Princess Diana. In the spot, a Kia car was chased by paparazzi. The commercial was to end with the actress emerging unharmed from the car with a sly wink at the camera. Kia sent a letter of apology to the British ambassador in Seoul Monday. Neither the U.S. subsidiary nor its agency had any role in the matter.Copyright May 1998, Crain Communications Inc. Most Popular In this article: News


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text: Red and white colors will decorate your entire apartment interiors; whether the living room, kitchen, bedroom, and dining room with very stylish and modern decorating ideas. Red & white is a perfect combination to choose in designing your home interiors as white is a very pure and soft color to be applied in your entire apartment considering it as the main color and red is a very strong color to use to highlight important areas or the main places in each room. This color combination is much used in modern apartment décor, and so it is imperative for you to choose a modern furniture style in your home interior rooms. Now the important is how to diversify these two colors in each room. Let's start with the living room, as shown; the main color is white painting all the walls so that you are free to choose your furniture in red like these two red sofas, red shag rug, red portrait and wall clock while letting the table black as it is and just choosing some storages to be colored in red. Going to the main bedroom, in most of the modern bedroom designs, as the wall back to the bed is the room key, you may like to paint it in red and no problem in using red bedding and getting a beautiful red vanity to complete the romantic bold look of the bedroom. The Dining room in this collection is all in white but I think if you used red chairs it will be an unbridled design. And finally with kitchens, it's very common to use red and white in kitchens even if you didn't use it in the entire apartment décor. All kitchen interfaces are red with identifying each storage edge with grey and its handles and you will be lucky if you buy your red fridge to match the attractive look. Of course if you want to add some furniture in red or maybe black, just ensure to go with this incredible red and white home interior decor.


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2018 BMT Tandem Meetings
February 21-25, 2018 - Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
The BMT Tandem Meetings are the combined annual meetings of CIBMTR (Center for International Blood & Marrow Transplant Research) and the American Society of Blood and Marrow Transplantation (ASBMT), offering a full scientific program that addresses the most timely issues in hematopoietic cell transplantation.
The data from T-Guard Phase I/II trial will be presented at the 2017 ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition
December 9-12, 2017 - Atlanta
Georgia World Congress Center
2018 J.P. Morgan 36th Annual Healthcare Conference
January 8-11, 2018 – San Francisco, CA, USA
European Confederation of Pharmaceutical Entrepreneurs (EUCOPE) Working Breakfast
November 28, 2017 - Brussels
Members' Restaurant, European Parliament
Xenikos has been invited to participate in a panel discussion, "How to foster Europe as an R&D hub of pharmaceutical SMEs?" sponsored by EUCOPE on November 28, 2017 at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium. Ypke van Oosterhout, CEO of Xenikos will represent the Company at this event.
With the long-awaited European Commission's study of the impact of pharmaceutical incentives and patent SPCs (supplementary protection certificates) on innovation, availability and accessibility of medicinal products in the European Union (EU) expected by early 2018, the panel will discuss the conditions that foster pharmaceutical and biotech innovation in the EU and highlight the possible impacts on SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) that a change to incentive policies in the pharmaceutical sector could bring.
Other speakers will include members of the EU Commission, EU Parliament and industry trade association representatives. Attendees are expected to include EU Commission members, venture capitalists and pharmaceutical companies.
Please follow the link for more detailed information on this event: https://en.xing-events.com/AGMBVJN.html
2017 BIO-Europe Fall® November 6-8, 2017 in Berlin
November 6-8, 2017 – Berlin
CityCube Berlin
2017 BIO International Convention
June 19-22, 2017 - San Diego, CA
San Diego Convention Center
2017 ASCO Annual Meeting
June 2-6, 2017 - Chicago, IL
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It's a whole year since I started my blog. By way of celebration I thought it better to treat myself to some flowers rather than yet another slice of cake. It's dahlia time again, so I got myself out early to the local farmer's market where they always have the biggest bunches and wildest colour combinations. The stems dripped on my feet as I hastened home to put them in my favourite big cream jug.
I seem to have become much greedier over the past year. Take a look at this picture and you'll see what I mean. Not only have I now got an outrageous number of stems stuffed into my vase, I also have a second mini display sharing the same occasional table. I've turned poacher and have been sneaking around the abandoned allotment next to my plot, the lure of nasturtiums run riot proving too tempting for me.
Pleased with the blazing colours lighting up the corner of the living room, I took a quick snap. I try to be casual when I arrange things but can't help a bit of tweaking. I couldn't figure out why one nasturtium flower was proving so droopy. Turned out it was because it was supporting the wait of an invited guest; a teeny tiny snail. Not my first choice for a house guest so I gently escorted him off the premises but sent him home with a lettuce leaf party bag.


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The management aptitude test is one of the business field tests. This is only for the MBA business students. In which the institutes and the tutors are there in India. In each district have the institutes to teach the MAT pattern.
MAT coaching centers in Chandigarh
Chandigarh had overall 28 tutors and institutes. Here there are experienced and good knowledge people are there to teach the course of MAT. The MAT pattern is, it has the sectional cut off, and it has the verbal, aptitude, mathematics and the data integrity.
See Also:
- MAT 2018 exam dates/ test dates
- MAT 2018 help desk, Helpline numbers
- MAT 2018 guidelines for examination and registration
- MAT 2018 eligibility criteria, score percentage
- Best MAT colleges in India (City Wise)
That section has separate cut off mark. The passing mark will be released by the organization which is based on the community of the students. The top 10 institutes for MAT coaching centers in the Chandigarh are
- Bulls Eye,
- Career Launcher India Ltd,
- Pt Education,
- Tcy Learning Solutions (P) Ltd,
- Ashriya Educational Solution,
- Byjus Classes,
- Career Launcher,
- Cat's Eye.
That all institutes give the course classes of GATE/MAT/CAT/.NET.


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Oil prices down in Asian trade
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for December delivery fell 35 cents to $80.19 while Brent crude for December was down 23 cents at $85.63 in afternoon trade.
"The focus right now is on the manufacturing data to be released. We are looking for signs of industrial growth, which will in turn mean greater crude demand," Daniel Ang, investment analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore, told AFP.
Markit's purchasing managers index (PMI) for the eurozone, Germany and the United States are due to be released later Monday, along with those of France, Italy and Spain.
The US Institute of Supply Management is also slated to release its own index for the US manufacturing sector.
China's official PMI came in at 50.8 in October compared with 51.1 in September, the government said on Saturday, raising concerns about slowing growth in the world's second-largest economy and top energy consumer.
The index tracks manufacturing activity in China's factories and workshops and is a closely watched indicator of the health of the economy. A reading above 50 indicates growth.
Singapore's United Overseas Bank said a stronger US dollar, trading near seven-year highs against the yen, was putting downward pressure on oil prices.
The greenback bought 112.73 yen in afternoon trade compared with $112.35 yen in New York late Friday.
A stronger greenback makes dollar-priced oil expensive for buyers using weaker currencies, denting demand and pushing prices lower.-AFP


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Just a couple of months after The Shard's official opening the 1020ft/310m vertical city received a huge accolade when it was announced as the project of the year at the recent Building awards. The development is perhaps the most ambitious development to date in London and has been the subject of much debate from both advocates and detractors alike.
It was designed by the architect Renzo Piano who compared his slender, spire-like design to "a shard of glass" a nickname that stuck. The building incorporates a wide range of restaurants, retail space and a spa; as well as a five star Shangri-La Hotel, all of which are open to the public. Additionally the development provides luxury residential accommodation and a significant amount of office space. There is also a multi-storey viewing gallery that in its own right is proving to be a real tourist draw and one that is expected to attract 2 million visitors each year.
Behind the scenes and keeping such an iconic building operational are a small army of Grundfos pump solutions. Grundfos were selected because of the combination of their experience in supplying to skyscraper projects in London – in particular Canary Wharf - coupled with their track record in successfully delivering complete and complex pump solutions. Other aspects that helped to secure this landmark project were Grundfos' reputation, and the reliability and breadth of their product portfolio.
Whenever you see a silhouette of the London skyline, it is clear to see The Shard standing proud and pointing towards the future.


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UK wrestling legend Billy Robinson passed away in his sleep at age 74 today. He is most known here in the United States for being a top contender to the AWA Title and matches with The Iron Shiek, Ric Flair, Ricky Steamboat and others.
In recent years, Robinson's name was well known in MMA circles, as the surviving expert of the old Wigan catch wrestling submission system, and his proteges included Kazushi Sakurba, Josh Barnett, Harry "DH" Smith and Shayna Baszler.
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Terry Flanagan and Martin Gethin will clash for the Vacant British Lightweight Championship at the Phones 4 U Arena in Manchester on Saturday 26th July.
The addition of the potential domestic thriller adds to an already quality packed card headlined by Dereck Chisora's big heavyweight showdown with bitter rival Tyson Fury, also featuring British stars Billy Joe Saunders, Liam Smith, Jack Catterall and Nathan Brough all in title action.
The British title was vacated by Derry Mathews, who defeated former title holder Gethin in May in Liverpool, after he picked up an ear injury and was unable to meet his commitment to face Flanagan on the show.
Walsall hero Gethin is thrilled to be fighting for his old title again and has promised to regain it by inflicting the first loss on Flanagan's record.
"I'm really looking forward to it. To get back in the ring so soon after the close points loss to Mathews with the opportunity to win back my British title and become a two-time champion is fantastic. I've kept myself fit and in shape and thankfully it paid off when I got the call to fight Flanagan," Said Gethin.
"Flanagan's a good boxer, he's a busy fighter, but he hasn't been tested yet. I'm his first big test, lets see how he handles it and what he's made of,"
"That is my belt, I thought I won the fight with Derry, it was close fight, but I had the workrate and for the last four rounds Mathews was holding. He didn't deserve to win because you're meant to tear title from the champion and he didn't do that. But that's happened and it's in the past and now I can get my belt back by beating Flanagan."
Manchester star Flanagan is undefeated in 24 fights and has been tipped as a future world champion, but says he can cope with the biggest test of his career so far.
"My time has come, I can't wait," stormed Flanagan.
"I've seen Gethin plenty of times, I really don't need to keep watching and studying him as he boxes the same each time and even if he did pull a surprise and change his style against me for this fight I'll still deal with him,"
"He's a good strong domestic fighter, I need to get past him to show what I can do and what I can go on and achieve. There's nothing I've seen from him that I can't handle or makes me wary of him, in fact, this will be about if he can keep me off him,"
"By knockout or points, the British title is leaving with me."
Dereck Chisora v Tyson Fury headlines the show for the European and Vacant British Heavyweight title and Final Eliminator for the WBO World title; Billy Joe Saunders challenging Emanuele Blandamura for the Vacant European Middleweight Championship; Terry Flanagan v Martin Gethin for the Vacant British Lightweight Champion; Liam Smith defends his British Light-Middleweight title; Liam Walsh defends his Commonwealth Super-Featherweight Championship; Jack Catterall v Nathan Brough for the Vacant Central Area Light-Welterweight Championship; plus an action-packed undercard featuring the best young talent.
Tickets and VIP packages are available through Eventim on 0844 249 1000 or eventim.co.uk
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Gisele Bundchen: Tom Brady Sees The World With Colored Glasses
Gisele Bundchen, husband Tom Brady and their Yorkshire Terrier Vida catch a departing flight out of LAX airport in Los Angeles on Thursday (March 12).
The 28-year-old supermodel only had high praise for her husband in the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar. "Tom is a good guy," she said. "He has a very pure heart. He's very naive, almost like a child. That is my favorite quality about him. One thing that I thought was so amazing when I first met him is that he is innocent. He sees the world with colored glasses… It's beautiful, but I think that is rare. I love that about him. No one else sees that. He's very strong and focused in his job, but he's so sensitive, it's amazing."
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There's only one venue that can accomodate the return of legendary director Joe Dante (Gremlins 1 & 2, Innerspace and Explorers), and that's Comic-Con. A room full of fans who watched Gremlins and The Howling like they were the Zapruder film anticipated the sneak peak of, yep, more 3D footage from Dante's latest project. Mostly because no one knew what the hell that project was, until now. That movie is The Hole, and the footage screened included a clip showing a young boy chased by a midget jester that menaces his prey by blinking at them (no joke). The Hole (insert snicker-filled comment here) is about three kids who come face to face with their darkest fears after they unlock a bottomless hole that makes all the things nightmares are made of come to life. Dante and his leading lady, Haley Bennett, were on hand to screen some three-dimensional scares for the SDCC crowd. After the trailer screened, there was an awkward Q & A with Dante and Bennett. Read more about the film from Dante himself here.
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Let's be honest here. Even if we hate to admit it, a lot of us are all scared of not being the successful person we envisioned to be in the future; to travel the world, buy nice things, etcetera. But how do you become a successful person? It's all about the mindset.
Well duh, of course a positive mindset will always make anything possible, but there are other mindsets that might help you as well, like being a risk taker or being a strong willed person who never gives up. Here are a few mindsets that might just help you conquer your ladder of success.
Set Your Goals And Act With A Purpose
Every great goal started with an even greater purpose. Keeping in mind the idea of helping someone/something at the end of the day makes it all the more worth it and helps you stay focused.
Take Risks
No one ever succeeds but just staying in their comfort zone. Be brave and be bold!
Choose Good Company
I find this very important!! Surround yourself with equally passionate and successful people that share your same mindsets. Those people can only lift you higher, as you can do with them.
Don't Mind The Others
Everyone is walking their own path at their own pace. Don't keep track on what others are achieving and why they are achieving it earlier than you. Just focus on yourself and put all of that energy into your passion project.
Choose What Matters To You
Success require so much dedication, so once you've set your goals, dedicate all your energy to it. I promise you that it won't be easy in the beginning, but I swear it'll be worth it!
Fake It Till You Make It
Confidence is key. Be proud of what you are doing, think big and one day success will be at your door step.
Be Grateful
When you are upset about a certain result, by not achieving a certain goal, look back at your past and think about all you've accomplished to be in the position you are in. Stay positive and grateful for every little thing that has happened.
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One often overlooked treasure of the Catholic way of life is
daily Mass. It is elegant in its simplicity.
Sunday Mass can be a rather demanding experience. The
church parking lot is usually full. The church is often crowded,
the coveted back and end pews are filled early! A willingness to
participate by singing and responding is assumed. Announcements
about practical concerns (like the parish response to the Annual
Catholic Appeal!) may diminish the spiritual focus. The Sunday
parish liturgy is the worship of the community which demands
active involvement.
In contrast, the daily Mass environment is less crowded and
more relaxed. There is ample time and space for personal prayer
and contemplation. One can participate more passively without
being self-conscious. There may be no cantor or ushers, but the
essence of the Mass is unchanged: Jesus is truly physically present
with us! It provides a non-threatening environment for aspiring
servers, anxious lectors and neophyte Eucharistic Ministers!
The small yet dedicated group of daily Mass attendees provides
the most prayerful, active and dedicated members of the parish
Everyone has a ritual by which they begin their day. A beautiful,
fitting and most worthwhile way to start the day is with daily
Mass attendance and reception of the Eucharist. It provides a quiet,
simple prayerful atmosphere for us to reflect upon our lives and
our relationships with Christ and others. It provides strength and
focus as the Lord becomes an important part of our day. It reminds
us that every day provides us an opportunity to worship.
"This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad!"
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According to the police, Negar's father committed suicide. Having had a happy life, Negar suspects that his death has not happened the way it seems. She starts unfolding the truth through an unconventional investigation.
Genres: Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Actor: Negar Javaherian, Mohammad Reza Forutan, Alireza Shoja Nori, Mani Haghighi, Atila Pesiani, Afsaneh Bayegan, Alireza Aghakhani, Ashkan Khatibi, Mohammad Karimi
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Chocolate Fondue for Two
Serves: 2
12oz Dark Chocolate
8oz Heavy Cream
Pinch of Sea Salt
- Strawberries
- Pineapples
- Apples
- Candied Ginger
- Watermelon
- Bananas
- Warn the cream till tiny bubbles add the chocolate whisk until smooth and fully incorporated.
- Transfer the chocolate to a heated fondue pot and keep warm. Serve from the Fondue Pot.
- Arrange all the dippables fruit on a platter around the fondue pot. Use fondue forks or bamboo skewers.
- To personalize the dessert menu, alternative option to add a tablespoon or two of and flavored syrups and liquors.


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— It's a strange world when a legitimate airbag maker has caused about 50 million vehicles to be recalled worldwide because of airbags that explode, and on the other hand, people are sentenced in court for selling counterfeit airbags that explode.
Takata is the airbag maker creating news after confirmed reports of deaths and injuries caused by hot metal shooting out of airbags. Just in the U.S., over 34 million vehicles have been recalled to replace the metal inflator canisters inside the Takata airbags. The inflator can explode and send shrapnel into an occupant.
However, another type of airbag can be found on some U.S. vehicles, and these airbags can explode into balls of fire and flaming metal that shoots into a vehicle occupant. These airbags are counterfeit and marketed and sold as legitimate replacement parts for cars, and Honda seems to be the favorite target of the scammers.
On March 12, 2015, Hussein Jomaa, manager of Eagle Auto Sales in Detroit, Michigan, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to 36 months probation, 200 hours of community service and a $3,000 fine for trafficking counterfeit airbags.
Then on May 14, 2015, Samar Ayoub, of Eagle Auto Sales, was sentenced in federal court to 36 months probation and $5,100 in fines for trafficking in counterfeit airbags.
The charges were brought after an investigation determined Ayoub and her manager at Eagle Auto Sales, Hussein Jomaa, were selling airbags with fake Honda emblems and trademarks. Investigators said the airbags were identical to authentic Honda airbags, except the counterfeit airbags had been illegally imported and contained fake Honda airbag covers, "H" logo emblems and fake Honda center wheel caps.
Ayoub advertised and sold the counterfeit Honda airbags and airbag parts over the internet to customers in over 20 states and Puerto Rico. Using Eagle Auto Sales as their cover, the pair caused over 85 salvaged and used Honda vehicles to be exported with counterfeit Honda airbags.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration tested the fake airbags and watched as shrapnel and flames from hot gas shot into the test dummies.
Counterfeit airbags have been a serious problem for years and it's almost impossible to know if the airbag is a genuine part from the automaker or a fake, typically imported from China.
In 2012, the U.S. government issued a warning about fake airbags imported by organized crime, and in 2014, two men were caught selling Chinese-made counterfeit air bags on eBay.
Video of what it looks like when a counterfeit airbag explodes. Watch the second time the airbag deploys.


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We occasionally play a game after dinner we affectionately call 'Stuffing' and D thought tonight would be a great night to break it out. We got the idea from a parenting book we read in our Sunday School class.
Here's the game. We pick one person (in birth order, reverse birth order, how we're sitting) and we go around the table and everybody says one nice thing about that person. Then we go on to the next. The goal is to 'stuff' each person with compliments. Usually we try to keep it to a one or two sentence statement, no repeats, and no saying 'they're nice.' We like for it to be as specific as possible. For example, today Josie (8) said to Josh (13) "I like it when you help me with my homework." Nice job, Josie. Josie said she liked her dad because he said she could have a bunny (I totally called that one in advance!) I said to D, 'thanks for calling the fridge people today, I really appreciated it.' (He totally called that one too.)
One of my favorite parts of this game is what the kids say about Daryl and I. One day I'm going to ban the phrases 'she cooks dinner' or 'makes good food' from my list! But overall it's a lot of fun and occasionally eye opening. Yep, we enjoy a field trip to the corn fields every now and then, people…all right, all right, we've bought property there (add this to my list of ever growing second homes..I still haven't sold my Egyptian waterfront home). Mercy! I'm following some huge rabbits tonight, sorry, back on topic!
Of course, there are those moments when, well, I don't even know how to describe it, except to just tell you. We went in birth order tonight so Jill (4) was our last stuffee. And it was Jared's (11) turn. Jared said something nice about her being funny and then he says "I don't mean this to be mean or anything but Jill is like Smegal from Lord of the Rings." Okay, we all just about lost it then but his explanation was even funnier. He said "you know, how she's got like a nice side and she's all helpful and sweet but then sometimes she's like 'It's mine! My precious! It's like she's two different people."
So we are all hee-hawing out loud at this! And of course Jill, who craves the spotlight anyway, just loved it that Jared was talking about her, she didn't care. Thankfully she doesn't know who Smegal is or she'd probably have thrown her plate at his head.
So on this Tuesday, I am grateful for my family and for memories made around the dinner table and if I get my nerve up and am not embarrassed by my children's weirdness I will link this post to Gratitude Tuesdays at Heavenly Homemakers.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Stuffing the Colliers
We occasionally play a game after dinner we affectionately call 'Stuffing' and D thought tonight would be a great night to break it out. We got the idea from a parenting book we read in our Sunday School class.
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Board of Regents Meeting
September 14-15, 2004
International Arctic Research Center
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Let there be light
Evil loves darkness. It hides in the cover of black night and shuns the light. In today's world, evil is personified by a raging drug problem that crosses all socioeconomic lines and preys upon the weak, the innocent, the young, the old and even the powerful. Too many people choose to shut the door on the issue, keeping the evil hidden away from the light where solutions and help can be found.
Light that has the power to overcome evil comes in many forms. Take for example the recent Cassville Area Chamber of Commerce quarterly luncheon held last week. Southwest Area Drug Task Force Agent John Luckey presented a program on methamphetamine. He offered information and proof that the scourge of meth is alive and well in Barry County. His presentation was not meant to incite fear but to offer insight into the local war on drugs. We applaud the chamber leaders for making such a program available to its members. Through education and information, this area's drug problem can be addressed more openly.
We have seen the same kind of "light" come through the Barry County Drug Court program. The local Drug Court team has worked hard to get the word out about the life-changing possibilities of this program that offers intensive treatment and supervision for individuals in our community who have committed crimes because of their addiction to drugs and alcohol. Since the program began in 2008, there have been numerous victories as individuals successfully graduate from the program and become contributing members of society. Drug court offers participants the tools, support and accountability they need to break their addiction and get a second chance at a full and meaningful life. This program is breaking the cycle of addiction and changing the judicial system's revolving door approach to rehabilitation. Drug court is working, and its success is due in large part to the support it has received from local individuals, businesses and organizations who learned about the program and decided to get on board.
Other forms of light include support groups, like Alcoholic Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and Celebrate Recovery. During these meetings, people come together to talk about their addiction through honest exchange with other addicts and alcoholics. In these rooms, there is no place to hide. Surrender turns shame into self-respect, and sharing life's day-to-day struggles brings about understanding, healing and the courage to stay clean and sober. So many people never seek help for their addiction, because they feel ashamed or think no one else could ever understand. This mindset keeps those unfortunate individuals from getting well -- again their demons stay hidden in the darkness. It is when people join together to fight their disease one day at a time, that the load is shared and good can overcome evil.
For me personally, the ultimate source of light comes from a belief that God is all powerful. He is in control of my life and anyone else's who surrenders to Him. God has the power to transform lives, and it is the knowledge of His unconditional love that offers hope, forgiveness and a reason to believe that we can change our lives for the better.
If Barry County wants to continue waging a war on drugs and their associated evils, it will take a combined effort that begins with knowledge and understanding of the problem and then expands to identifying resources to help solve these issues. Staying in the dark helps no one. It's time to see the light and get involved in the fight.
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- Installations and Collaborations
- the Glen Hospital installation
- The Lumen Project
- 3 Ways to Say I Love You
- Bodies of Water
- Still Life
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- without cease the earth faintly trembles
- This Tastiness Cannot be Carried Even by both Hands
- June Makes a Friend
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bodies of water
Bubbles appear on the surface of one bath, while the other bath catches drips from above.
Metal troughs, milk, still projections, fish tank bubbler, hospital drip, various dimensions. C-prints and gelatin silver prints 30x40" and diptych 48x14", 2001.


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Struggling with the black dog of depression? The supplement aisle abounds with options for people seeking a non-medicinal remedy — but figuring out what works and what doesn't can be a challenge for consumers and experts alike.
That's because the data are generally poor, says Dr. Charles Raison, associate professor of psychiatry in the College of Medicine at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
There are some exceptions. Hundreds of studies have investigated the effects of omega-3 fatty acids and St. John's wort. Researchers have been studying a compound known as SAM-e for decades. And, more recently, evidence on the effectiveness of folate compounds has been piling up.
Even though all of these compounds are available over the counter in one form or another, there are precautions you should take if you choose to self-medicate, to avoid potential drug interactions and make sure you're getting adequate mental health care.


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One application can work at a time. You want to open a new application, the other one need to be closed. :(
Not compantible with any WatsApp version. :(
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When I was a kid I was given some D&D sourcebooks as a gift one Christmas. I don't think I ever played a single game, but I remember obsessively trawling through the books, finding the world implied by the ruleset fascinating. It wasn't so much the setting, which seemed like generic fantasy fare, but more that there were rules governing how the fantastical stuff worked. I was especially riveted by the descriptions of spells and their effects, which seemed peculiarly plausible in the matter-of-fact tone in which they were written. It was like reading an instruction manual for a Honda, except the Honda was your character. Also, the Honda could shoot lightning bolts.
Around the same time (age 11 or 12, I think) I read through Lord of the Rings for the first time. I suppose I enjoyed the adventure story, though I'm sure I didn't fully grasp it. But what sticks out the most in memory is poring over those huge appendices detailing the history of this imaginary world. The fact that Tolkien had gone to such lengths to invent extensive cultural, political, and linguistic backdrops for his novels blew my mind. There was a real lived-in feeling to this fantasy world, although much of it was (and is) so esoteric I could never commit to it on the level others could.
When I read Dune for the first time a few years later, I had a similar experience. There was, again, an extensive appendix, featuring a glossary of the pseudo-Arabic future space language, a timeline of significant historical events, assorted fragments of religious documents, even a satirical poem. Whatever the reasons - probably my growing maturity and reading comprehension skills combined with the availability of a feature film, a protagonist about my age with godlike powers, and Frank Herbert's slightly less opaque writing style - I latched onto the Dune universe much more strongly than I had any other fictional setting.
By the time I'd gotten to college and delved into the Wild West of campus network file-sharing - this was the pre-Napster early days, mind you - I had probably re-read the book and seen the David Lynch movie five times apiece. So when that untamed landscape of free software opened before me, I immediately jumped on the old DOS adventure game simply titled Dune and its not-really-sequel, the famous pioneer RTS game Dune II: The Building of a Dynasty.
But the real treasure was a massive PDF of The Dune Encyclopedia some kind soul had painstakingly scanned.
This giant tome, first published in 1984 with the bemused, if not entirely wholehearted, approval of Frank Herbert himself, is the finest example of "fan fiction" ever published. Come to think of it, the fact that it was published, period, speaks to its quality.
The volume's editor, Dr. Willis E. McNelly, and dozens of collaborators penned hundreds of entries on the ephemera of the Dune universe, everything from arcane descriptions of future weaponry to centuries-long histories of the novels' various factions and races. Although not canon, it was a brilliant compendium of background material, lovingly assembled in a brilliant way: in the form of an in-universe encyclopedia, referencing fictional texts throughout its extensive study of the Atreides Imperium. Dr. McNelly's collection was so thorough and so compelling that Westwood Studios, developer of Dune II and later Dune games, stole from it. The idea that there could be "primary sources" in a fictional universe was especially notable to me, buried as I was in my literature and writing studies; it lent the universe an air of legitimacy, however slight.
(Of course, this was all in the days before Frank's son Brian and his hack ghostwriter accomplice took a giant dump all over the series with their procession of abysmal cash-grab "canonical" prequels and sequels. And used the power of copyright and estate to muscle everyone else out of the Dune business in the process.)
Had The Dune Encyclopedia been compiled today, it would have undoubtedly been in wiki format, much like my recent insomnia cure. But in some ways, I think that might have missed the point.
To my mind, nothing can replace the feeling of a tangible artifact when it comes to building on a fictional world's reach. As a kid, I adored the "feelies" that came with some PC and NES games. Michael Abbott's great post about these in-box extras - paper maps, decoder puzzles, 3D glasses - links them to the in-game codex in Mass Effect 2, which functions as a digital encyclopedia of sorts to flesh out that fictional universe. His point that the codex contains "pertinent, not disposable lore" is well-taken. There is a lot of fascinating stuff in there for those players who choose to explore it. It makes for a much richer Mass Effect experience, helping set this particular game's story within a larger fictional space. I'm sure I'm not alone in appreciating the creativity and dedication it takes to construct an engaging universe for your game to take place in.
That said, I have to disagree with Michael's comment that this codex, or any in-game codex, really, is "well implemented." In ME2, as well as in that other high-profile BioWare opus, Dragon Age: Origins, navigating through the codex is a chore. In Dragon Age, the codex/quest menus (on 360) were especially difficult to manage; entries were not numbered and navigating to a new codex entry often meant inadvertently marking other unread entries as read - thus dropping them off my list of "new" material. It was even worse in Oblivion: while it was cool to be able to pick up and read books, it felt like a disruption to the flow of gameplay, even when the content of the supplementary material was interesting.
Thing is, I'm not sure there's anything developers can do. It's just a pain in the ass to read text on a large screen. It might be more palatable on a PC, but that's how I played Oblivion and it still felt like a distraction. The act of playing a game and the act of reading about that game's world feel like two distinct activities that, to me, are best enjoyed separately. It would be interesting to see if BioWare keeps stats on how thoroughly players explore the codex in, say, ME2. After all, it does serve a similar function to the appendices found in Lord of the Rings and Dune.
Yet while I understand the desire for an in-game codex to help players understand the fiction and immerse themselves in it, I can't help but think there are more effective, meaningful, and potentially profitable ways to extend your game's universe. And I'm not talking about Collector's Editions; most seem stuffed with demonstrably useless physical artifacts that are more marketing collateral than supplemental content. A figurine might be nice for a desk display, but it doesn't connect to the game experience in a meaningful way like the feelies of old did.
Honestly, I don't think that's just nostalgia for outdated copy-protection mechanisms: as Michael points out in his post, feelies were often essential components of the package, a (sigh) meta-game experience that brought the player out of the computer game, but not out of the game world. There's something psychologically interesting that happens there, I think. You are compelled to reflect upon the game and its fiction in a different way because of the switch in modality. The very act of reflection should be an important goal in itself.
Game developers often have to (and should) think like teachers: their students have different learning styles. Communicating content in different modes is crucial if you want to reach everyone. If you want to meaningfully extend a game world's fiction, I would argue, you've got to look outside the game itself.


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The kitchen is finally together! Everything that I hated about it when I moved in is now gone forever, and I'm very happy about that. The appliances older than me, the laminate counters, the blue floral wallpaper, the dark wood, the sun bleached and peeling linoleum floor. Let's take a moment of silence to remember the past.
The counter tops and replacing the tile backsplash were the last two major hurdles in the kitchen. Through the whole process, as soon as one project would be finished, everything else would look even shittier by comparison. It was finally time to get it all "done" once and for all. This kitchen gets a lot of action, and it's really hard to cook in a construction zone. Now that there are no more big projects to get done in here, I no longer have to stress about making coffee in the laundry room, or going to the diner for every meal.
The reason I'm calling this "finished" instead of finished is that the backsplash behind the stove and hood is still not done yet. For now it just has a piece of cement backer board up to cover the damaged wall from the tile demo. I actually don't mind how it looks as-is. It kinda goes with the countertops. Obviously it will be tiled over and finished off, but I'm in no rush, and am still debating over tile choices. There's also some little touch up paint spots to be done, but nothing that would really disrupt use of the kitchen, and nothing that's crying out as hideous anymore.
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Our objective is to give help and guidance to enable all Rotarians to identify and address the needs of their local community using their personal, vocational skills and abilities.
Our aims are to inform, encourage, motivate, stimulate and create awareness, and to promote the use of available resources, particularly the RIBI "Opportunities to Serve".
All community and vocational service is an opportunity to raise awareness of the Rotary Club and the wider work of Rotary.
Of the things that we think, say and do:
1. Is it the truth?
2. Is it fair to all concerned?
3. Will it build goodwill and better relationship?
4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
If you are looking for a club project, here as some possible suggestions.
All have been tried by at least one club in the district.
Why not tell us what works for your club?
Dr Keith Tovey - Environmental member
Keith is a Reader Emeritus in Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia. He is a Chartered Civil Engineer with experience of Landslide Hazards particularly in Hong Kong and Trinidad. In the 1990s the focus of his work in the Environment shifted to the areas of Energy and Carbon Reduction. He is the Immediate Past President of the Rotary Club of Norwich and is also District Environment Officer for District 1080. He is also District 1080 Environment Officer and in 2013-14 will also be AG North East. He has also been asked to serve on the rIBi Environment Group for 2013-14.
Paul McIntee - Literacy [firstname.lastname@example.com]
Paul worked for many years in commerce and technology. For the last six years he has worked for himself as a management consultant. With experience as a school governor and in school organisation at county level, Paul was invited to participate in the Rotary Literacy Project. He has visited several clubs and talked about literacy and what we, as "un-trained yet willing volunteers" could consider doing. He would be happy to talk to your club. 'Paul is the Literacy Coordinator for District 1080.
David Crerar - Vocational Service
David is a Chartered Chemical Engineer and spent most of his working life transferring fertiliser production technology to manufacturers worldwide. In Rotary for over 25 years, and was chairman of District 1080 Vocational Service Committee (2001 to 2005). He is keen to ensure that high ethical standards are recognised as a unique feature of Rotary. For over 10 years David has been a volunteer with the Felixstowe Area Community Transport Scheme.
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What is a CSA?
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a simple relationship between a farm and its community. Families and individuals become members of the farm by purchasing a share of the harvest. This fee supports the costs of growing over 50 different crops, which the farm then distributes back to the shareholders in abundance each week from June through the end of October.
The CSA Experience at Crystal Spring Farm
While you will technically be picking up your "groceries" when you bring home your produce each week, being part of our CSA offers a unique experience. Each week your fresh organic produce will become part of your weekly ritual as your family eats local. Even the kids are excited to see what vegetables are in each week, and some parents have complained that the kale has disappeared in the back seat on the way home. Visiting the farm, whether you are a Brunswick shareholder picking up your share or a delivered share member coming to enjoy our Upic field the farm becomes a part of your whole eating experience. Seeing the veggies growing in the fields or visiting with our ewes, lambs, cows, chickens, and pigs connects you with your food and the process of producing food. In the Upic field members have fun creating flower bouquets while others search for bugs, all the while snacking on peas. We also offer events such as cooking demonstrations and field walks with the farmers to see the crops up close and in action. Like to weed? We can always accommodate those who like to weed, and we also organize a few volunteer work days for bigger jobs like potato harvesting.
Value for Your Family and the Whole Community
When you join our CSA you get value for your investment in our farm. Your membership fee goes to buy seeds, pay farm help and heat the greenhouse in the spring months, among other costs, before we actually harvest a crop. Your investment and your trust in us to be your farmers is our livelihood. Every week we offer the best quality produce in amounts that will provide your family with incredible meals.
Healthy Field to Healthy Table
The support of CSA shareholders enables the farmers at Crystal Spring Farm to focus their efforts on producing organic vegetables that are often harvested and distributed to you on the same day. The most flavorful varieties are chosen each season knowing that they won't need to be shipped or stored before they arrive on your table.
Linking Small Farms and their Communities
By becoming a shareholder of Crystal Spring Farm, you are supporting local agriculture and ensuring that a working farm will continue to be a part of your community landscape. Shareholders also have the opportunity to know who grows their food and how it is cultivated.
Shared Bounty, Shared Risk
Part of the pleasure (and sometimes frustration!) of farming lies within the season's variability and uncontrollable forces of nature. Shareholders join the farmer in sharing the risk associated with food production. Every season some varieties may not yield as expected — but many others always exceed our goals. We plan every year to grow more than we need, ensuring a plentiful and diverse bounty to enjoy each week.
What is in a share?
Each week's offering of vegetables is different. As the season allows, we will strive to bring as much diversity and quantity to your weekly share as possible and will constantly push the envelope of what is possible during the growing season.
Brunswick Shares
A single Brunswick share is designed to meet the fresh vegetable needs of 2 – 3 non-vegetarian adults or 1-2 vegetarian adults. Depending on the season, the contents will vary between 4 and 18 pounds of vegetables every pick up (11 pounds average). Members will also be entitled to visit our "U-Pick" field which features herbs, flowers, and vegetables, all included in your share price. The field is open to Brunswick members during weekly distribution hours distribution hours and all day on Sundays.
The cost of a Brunswick CSA share is $565 per season (early June through late October). A payment plan is available. Click the orange "Join" button to the right for payment options and to sign up.
Portland Area Delivered Shares
A single Delivered share is designed to meet the fresh vegetable needs of 1-2 non-vegetarian adults or 1 vegetarian adult. Depending on the season, the contents will vary between 4 and 10 pounds (8 pound average) of vegetables every pick up. Delivered shares are boxed and brought to drop off locations in the Portland Area every Wednesday from June through October. We have several established drop off's that new members may join. New drop off locations can also be formed with as few as five shareholders. Offices, churches, private homes and community centers are great drop off locations. Members will also be entitled to visit our "U-Pick" field all day on Sundays which features herbs, flowers, and vegetables, all included in your share price.
Call or email for more details, 729.1112.
The cost of a Portland area CSA share is $345 per season (early June through late October). Double shares are also available at at discounted rate. Click the orange "Join" button to the right for payment options and to sign up.
Weekly Farm Newsletter
The newsletter enhances each week's share. (Sent out electronically to all members) The farmer takes valuable time each week to give a report to the members about the various weekly developments through the ever-changing farm season. We also include recipe with each newsletter. For past newsletters and recipes, see the links to the right or click on the "blog" menu about for the latest posting…
Add Value with Add-on Shares
In addition to our own fresh organic produce you can also add great local foods from Maine to your weekly pick-up. Organic eggs, farmstead yogurt, maine mushrooms, artisan cheese and fresh bread are all available and we are working on a fresh flower share as well as a pastured meat share for 2017. Follow this link for more info on our current add-ons.
What if I'm on vacation?
Members are welcome to have neighbors, coworkers or friends pick-up their share at the farm if they are not able.


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