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Hello everyone. Can anyone recommend a rebuilder for an Amal 276 ES/1B? I know about in England, but I hate to ship it overseas. Im in PA. Thank you for any help. Brian.
Hello everyone. Can anyone recommend a rebuilder for an Amal 276 ES/1B? I know about in England, but I hate to ship it overseas. Im in PA. Thank you for any help. Brian.
Go to this web site amalsleeve.com We have used this compant & were very pleased & the price was good also.
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Thank You Cass, I will check them out for sure. Brian.
Can anyone tell me what the 'suffix' means on an Amal 276AX or a 276FG? Thanks. Want to install the correct carb on my 1948 Triumph 5T Speed Twin, but not sure what the suffixes mean. Thanks!276FG.jpg
Each model had specific internal specs for the bike it was intended for, jet size, slide cutout, choke or not, needle , etc. The letter suffix was an internal code used to identify all those differences. Then there is the float chamber angle as well. Any will work if changed to the spec of the bike it is on, but only the correct suffix is correct.
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A new Amal carb is not expensive. When I spoke to Burlen Fuel Systems regarding my 1939 model Triumph they told me that they had the original Amal factory records for my bike and the guy was able to tell me exactly what spec the carb was as supplied by Amal to Triumph for my bike back in 1939 (actually 1938 in my case). This included all the details mentioned by Rubone above. I am not sure how much new Amals cost in the USA but if I were you I would go for a new one unless the existing carb is 100% original and you want to keep it that way although even in that situation I would go for a new one for riding and keep the original one in case I ever wanted to show the bike in "original" condition.
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I'll order a new one. Too bad the gifted 276FG (pictured) won't work! Here is the feedback from the folks at Burlen regarding my application:
"The 276AX and 276FG are specification tags that identify which bike each carburetter was originally intended for. The 276FG carburetter is for a Thunderbird and has an 1 1/6" choke size against the 15/16" choke size used by the Speed Twin. We are making a small batch of the 276AX/1AT in the next couple of weeks."276FG.jpg
Hi sprangerny, I didnt have a decoder for the Amal letters but I did check both Bacons book and Woolridge's book and they both give spec's but not the letters stamped on the carb's.
However it seems like Burlen have already been able to sort you out.
I have left the pictures big so that you can see the text. I Woolridge's book the LH after the type should refer to which side the float chamber is.
It doesnt give the angle of the inlet but Burlen should know that or you could just measure it on your own bike (assuming its the correct inlet manifold)
I'm a little late in responding, but thanks for the information! Doug (just bought a 3T as a companion to my 5T).
Per Rubone's suggestion, I simply ordered a new one from Amal. Works great, right out of the box. But I don't have a dual-feed set-up. Does anyone know if there is a Banjo-style fitting for the bottom of a 276? I have the new one fed from the Left Side only, but it appears as if there is fuel remaining in the Right Side, despite draining all the fuel from the Left side of the tank. Would really like to get the fittings for dual-feed (like shown here).DualFeed.jpg Any ideas out there? The Amal people said they only supply the carburettor. Triumph apparently sourced these dual-feed fittings.


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Welcome to Emerge Church!
Life-changing, relevant, powerful - these are some of the words we hear from our guests as they explain their first visit. Emerge Church is a church where people from all walks of life can experience Jesus! Emerge is a place to call home, a church for you, your family, and your friends. We believe that God has a great plan for your life and we are honored to come alongside you in your journey.
Sundays services at 10am • Gilchrist Elementary School 1301 Timberlane Rd. Tallahassee, FL 32312
On Sundays you can Expect
- A welcoming, casual atmosphere
- Church experiences that last about 75 minutes
- Thought-provoking, engaging messages from the Bible.
- Teaching from our Lead Pastor, Wade Moran, and on occasion, guest speakers.
- High-energy worship music.
- A church experience your kids will love that's just for them.

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The Program Support PD Center is pleased to launch our Volunteer Coordinator Sharing Groups, facilitated by Michele Sedor. This offering is a facilitated sharing and learning group for new and experienced Volunteer Coordinators and others in Adult Education programs who work with volunteers. Agenda topics are selected based on the interests and needs of attendees and emerging issues in the field.
This professional development activity/course is designed for:
- Both new and experienced Volunteer Coordinators and others in Adult Education programs who work with volunteers
This focus of the first part of this sharing group will be a presentation and discussion on volunteer recruitment and supervision. You are welcome to bring resources related to these topics along with your questions. The second part of the group will be general sharing and discussion about issues that you and your colleagues raise. There will also be a needs assessment to help plan topics for future Volunteer Coordinator Sharing Groups.
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Greg is a Technology Engineer III working in the Integration Team for the BIT Data Center. He joined the Integration team in 2013, transferring from Development where he worked as a software engineer for nearly 10 years.
With software coding under his belt and a degree in network technologies, Greg has brought valuable knowledge and skills with him to the Integration Team. Since arriving, he has assisted with scripting, reporting and monitoring of online systems, adding to the list of tools that help the team to track and respond to the status of systems and processes. Specifically, Greg works daily admin
istering SharePoint which is used by over a dozen agencies to document and coordinate internal business processes.
Recently, he has been a valued contributing teammate within BIT's new Policies and Procedures site, producing proof of concept documentation of items that were not previously implemented on SharePoint in the State. He also supported his teammates in 2015 by tracking and maintaining progress reporting for the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 migration effort, as well as taking the lead to better report and track license compliance.
On his own time, he enjoys gaming and working on other computer projects. Greg and his wife April also have a passion for motorcycling—except when their bike breaks down at the Sturgis Rally. When congratulating Greg, you'll want to be sure and ask about the excitement of trailering a dead cycle in the summer heat. Greg and April e
njoy life with their two sons, Lucas and Alex, and daughter Ashley.
James Pearson
James is a Software Engineer IV for the Development division of BIT. James' primary day-to-day responsibilities include development and support of two critical DOT systems, the Roadway Information System (RIS) and the funding module of Concept To Contract (C2C).
Thus, James is the resident expert on Mileage Reference Markers (MRM) and electronic funding requests to and from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Recently, James has taken on the role of scrum master. The scrum master is the facilitator/coach of a team of developers that utilize the scrum development methodology for creating applications.
Originally hired in July, 1991 as a DOT employee to be an application developer, in March, 1996 he accepted a position in Sioux Falls with the Board of Regents writing applications for Dakota State University. He couldn't stay away from Pierre, though, so he came back to work for BIT in May, 2004. He has been a valued member of Team 6 ever since.
James grew up in the Lennox area and is married to Joanne who is a librarian at Rawlins Municipal Library. They have a very active 8th grade daughter named Margo who plays in the band, runs cross-country and track, and likes to hit softballs around in the summer.
During his spare time, James enjoys doing home improvement projects, working on cars, and attending air shows.
Jeff Putzier
Jeff started his career with BIT in 1996 as a network technician. Since then, Jeff has been a specialist, analyst, and currently serves as a Technology Engineer IV.
Jeff has been and continues to be an outstanding asset in areas of design, integration, and continued maintenance of the DDN Video Network. His commitment to excellence with maintaining the existing design platforms in conjunction with his dedication to research, test, and implement new ideas and technology that are above and beyond his job requirements has earned him the spot of Employee of the Quarter. Jeff has "get it done" AND "get it right" attitudes that clients and co-workers admire.
Outside of work, Jeff demonstrates the same commitment of excellence cooking. Currently, Jeff owns and operates a popular small BBQ catering business known as "Burnt Offerin's." Aside from cooking, he also enjoys playing competitive pool and cheering on the Green Bay Packers!
Jeff, thank you for your commitment and service to BIT/DDN Video.
Ryan Ogan
Ryan Ogan has been recognized for his high standards of excellence in project management.
Ryan is a Project Manager on BIT's Project Management Office (PMO) team. Ryan is able to provide his top notch customer service to state agencies due to his previous technology experience. Ryan came to BIT a year ago from the South Dakota Board of Regents, having provided over sixteen years of service to the State of South Dakota.
Ryan quickly established himself as a valued project manager at BIT. He is often requested by other BIT Managers to lead their technology projects since he skillfully organizes and facilitates projects ensuring staff assigned to tasks are held accountable, budgets are not exceeded, and deadlines are met. He adds value to the project teams he serves by addressing issues, establishing procedures, and keeping the project team informed with his excellent communication skills. He has met with every state agency on our statewide software licensing project. Other projects he has served as project manager include the Department of Environment and Natural Resources FoxPro rewrite, Department of Corrections COMS thin application installation, BIT's Windows 10 planning, and other technology investigatory efforts.
Ryan has built upon his customer service skills through his history and technology background with the Board of Regents along with his BIT experiences. The Board of Regents have collaborated with BIT on several projects, which allowed Ryan to join BIT with relationships already established with key technical staff. He also has become an asset to the PMO team by contributing his past experience, easily translating technology jargon for agency clients, and by helping other staff see issues through an I/T engineering viewpoint. Ryan's vast technical background in networking, support, and other technology infrastructure components have benefited the PMO team immensely.
A native of Pierre, Ryan and his wife, Nicole, have two sons, Jamie, 9 and Alex, 6. His family enjoys camping, hiking, and spending time outdoors. In his spare time, Ryan enjoys riding his Harley, cheering for his beloved Washington Redskins, and spending time with his family.


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text: Meat, fish, duck as well as vegetables arent a only foods we can toss upon a grill. Fruits similar to pineapple, strawberries as well as even watermelon have been apropos more renouned to fire up too. Here have been 3 fun combinations we can try a subsequent time youre barbecuing.BerriesUnless we have a griddle basket, berries have been easiest to griddle when threaded upon skewers. Here have been a basic steps to follow for torpedo berry kebabs:1) Choose your berry: Strawberries have been largest as well as easiest to work with, but we can skewer blueberries as well as blackberries too.2) Brush with a sweet flavor: Combine maple or agave syrup with lemon zest as well as a touch of a neutral oil (like canola or safflower), as well as brush upon a threaded berries.3) Select an herb: Complement a season of berries with mint, basil or lavender. Chop a herb as well as shower it over your skewers before serving.4) Grill over a low flame: Berries bake easily, so be sure to griddle them over low heat.Recipe to try: Grilled Strawberry Kebabs with Lemon-Mint Sauce(pictured above)Stone FruitStone fruit have been plain sufficient to hold up beautifully upon a grill. You can prepare them right upon a grates, or hang in foil as well as then toss upon a heat. Follow these 3 steps for deliciously grilled mill fruit:1) Choose your fruit: Popular mill fruits to griddle embody peaches, plums, nectarines as well as apricots. Slice them in half before grilling.2) Add flavor: Stone fruit of course have a ton of flavor, so theres no need to drown them in much more. They do, however, need a brushing of oil so they dont stick to a grill. Use a elementary combo similar to cinnamon, nutmeg as well as oil, or olive oil, salt as well as black pepper.3) Choose a grilling method: Place them in foil, thread them upon skewers, or just place them cut-side down upon a grates.4) Complement with a side: Serve with nonfat plain Greek yogurt, or toss onto a bed of greens similar to arugula or spinach as well as add a dash of balsamic vinegar.Recipe to try: Grilled Plums with Spiced Walnut-Yogurt SauceMelonWatermelon holds up gorgeously upon a grill, but cantaloupe as well as honeydew can work too. Heres a single of my a one preferred ways to griddle up watermelon.1) Slice your melon: You can griddle melon upon a rind or in chunks. With not as big chunks, we may wish to thread them upon skewers so they dont slide through a griddle grates.2) Brush with oil: Choose a mild oil similar to canola or grapeseed.3) Combine with cheese: To have a torpedo side salad, combine grilled watermelon with feta or goat cheese. Add even more season with herbs similar to mint, cilantro or parsley.4) Finish it off: Drizzle a melon with a balsamic glaze or a combo of red booze old wine as well as olive oil.Recipe to try: Grilled Watermelon SaladToby Amidor, MS, RD, CDN, is a registered dietitian as well as expert who specializes in food safety as well as culinary nutrition. She is a author ofThe Greek Yogurt Kitchen: More Than 130 Delicious, Healthy Recipes for Every Meal of a Day.


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Let's create some fun art projects with your favorite stuff! Explore and experiment with various art materials - what can you create when you mix and match paint, pencil, paper, glue, chalk and more? Have fun working with different mixed media techniques while improving your drawing and painting skills. This class focuses on painting, drawing, and collage projects – combining both two and three dimensional art.
Classes held at Yamhill Carlton Elementary School
420 S. 3rd St, Yamhill, (Mrs Mendoza's Room)
1st – 2nd GRADE CLASS
Mondays, 3:00 – 4:15 PM | 2/26 – 4/9
No class during Spring Break, 3/26
3rd – 4th GRADE CLASS
Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 PM | 2/27 – 4/10
No class during Spring Break, 3/27


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This week in inbound marketing we'll review at how to share on Facebook after the latest newsfeed update, some of the best pricing pages we've seen, plus we'll look at how Pepsi dominated conversion on Twitter during the Superbowl.
1) New & Noteworthy
Big Companies Treating Amazon like a Branding Channel
Last year, several big brands made the switch from mass marketing initiatives to focusing on personalized experiences. In 2018, it's only going to continue as companies keep working to collect customer data and provide better shopping experiences. Smaller companies have been building loyal followings using this customer-focused formula for years, and now major corporations are taking notice, realizing that creating unique personal experiences breeds brand loyalty over time. Read the full article here.
Sharing on Facebook After The New Algorithm Update
By now, most marketers have heard about Facebook's latest algorithm update. A couple week ago, the social media network announced that brand pages would see a drop in organic reach. Because of this, many brands are evaluating their content strategy and trying to determine what will be successful and reach the most people. This article will help you understand how the change will affect your page and what you can do going forward.
2) Grow Your Inbound Marketing
When Facebook Became the World's Biggest Billboard
Imagine you're on a road trip in the 1990s with no smartphone to help you kill time. Along the side of every highway, what do you see? Billboards and other ads. Fast forward 20 years, and most of us aren't looking outside anymore—we're looking at screens. Facebook has essentially become the world's biggest billboard.
Pricing Pages Done Well: Software
If you're a SaaS company, one of the most important pages on your website is your pricing page. Because you're selling a service, customers need to know at a glance what a service can do for them and how much it will ultimately cost them. That's why, in order to find success as a SaaS Company, you need to have a well-designed pricing page. In this blog, we review some of our favorite pricing page layouts.
3) Marketing Reports, Updates, and Trends
Tech Execs Unite to Push Back Against Technology
Smartphones can be addictive. We can all think back to a time where we've repeatedly looked at our phone to see if our friend texted us back or replied to our email. As technology changes, how we use that technology needs to change, too. In study after study, researchers are finding that social media doesn't make us happier and that smartphones can be as addictive as some drugs. In this article, we look at a new initiative started by several execs in the tech industry to redefine how we think about and use technology.
Pepsi Takes Top Honors in Inaugural #BrandBowl
Super Bowl LII was as exciting as the NFL could have hoped for, complete with big plays, missed field goals, and a backup QB leading the underdog Eagles to their first Super Bowl in franchise history—but we all know there's more to the Super Bowl than just the game. It's a chance for brands to get the attention of millions through quirky commercials and other social channels. In this blog, we look at the big winners from Sunday and who won Twitter's inaugural #BrandBowl.


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RWJF Health & Society Scholar:
Psychology, Neuroscience
Area(s) of Expertise:
Brain Imaging, Autism
Kimberly Montgomery received her PhD in psychology and neuroscience from Princeton University in June 2007. In addition to her PhD, she earned a Certificate in Health and Health Policy from Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Her dissertation research focused on the role the mirror neuron system, a network of brain areas that are important for understanding actions, plays in social functioning. Using functional brain imaging, she found a positive relationship between activity in the mirror neuron system and empathy and reduced activity in the mirror neuron system in individuals with autism. Her findings suggest that the mirror neuron system is crucial for proper social functioning. Her continued work eamines brain systems involved with understanding social actions with the research that has found that successful social relationships have positive health benefits. Combining these research areas would determine whether understanding social interactions impacts the health of individuals and whether it differentially impacts the health of certain groups. She holds a B.A. in Cognitive Science from Northwestern University.
Journal Articles:
Click here for a list of Kimberly Montgomery's available publications in PubMed.


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Category: Kilt Utility Belts
Our leather kilt belts are specifically designed to fit the width of utility kilt belt loops. These belts make a perfect addition to your daily wear, your next Highland Games, or Renaissance Faire. Each item is hand crafted with only the highest quality leather, so they are sure to last a lifetime.


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"the inclusion of extra components that are not strictly necessary to functioning, in case of failure in other components" OR "the use of words or data that could be omitted without loss of meaning or function; repetition or superfluity of information"
How do you feel about doing things "the old-fashioned" way?
I heard this word more times than I could count last week. I was fortunate enough to attend a franchisee convention where I had the opportunity to speak to many quick service restaurant owners. Rather than use that word, I also heard phrases such as:


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What could be better than dissecting one of my images? Dissecting one of YOURS. In this case, Flemming Bo Jensen is on the chopping block. But not really as there isn't much about this image I don't like. Flemming is … Read More
Creative: Notes on Photography, Episode 2
Dear loyal "Followers." Actually, I don't like that title, "followers." I prefer "readers." More participatory, and you all have an equal voice in this little blog.(In theory) I had a sinking suspicion this series would be a hit. Why? It's … Read More
Creative: Notes on Photography Episode 1
Okay, look alive people. Uncle Danno has a whole new bag of tricks. A new series titled "Notes on Photography." What is it you ask? Well, it's just that, notes on photography. Literally. For some unknown and troubling reason I'm … Read More


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Haryana Board 12th Roll No. Wise Results, Haryana Board 12th Name Wise Results 2018, BSEH Board 12th Results 2018, BSEH Board Secondary Results 2018, www.bseh.org.in
Haryana Board 12th Results 2018
Haryana Board students soon will be able to check their BSEH 12th Board Results 2018.HBSE Board will declare its results on 22nd May at 4 PM. A large number of candidates applied this year in Haryana 12th Board Exam. Results will also be available on official website of Haryana Board by entering their date of birth and register no. So all the aspirants need to keep an eye on the web page.
www.bseh.org.in; BSEH Board 12th Class Results
The Board of Secondary Education Haryana (BSEH) is a popular board of Haryana. Haryana board conducts fairly and timely exams in all affiliated schools of Haryana board. Haryana Board conducts secondary and higher secondary exams every year in the month of March. All the details related to exams like admit card, exam center, date sheets are available on official website of Haryana Board. Official website of Haryana Board is www.bseh.org.in. Keep visiting the official page for detailed information.
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How To Check Haryana Board 12th Results 2018:
- Visit the official website of Haryana Board – www.bseh.org.in
- Search for results links on the given page.
- Now click on 12th Results
- Enter your Roll No. / Name.
- Now you can check your obtained marks on the given page.
- Download it and take a print out for future use
The other updates regarding the Haryana Board Exam 2018 will be available on this page.So the students can access the updates from here and are requested to visit the page regularly.


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Inventor Tim Jenison set out, with the help of his friends Penn and Teller – and a mirror – to discover just how Johannes Vermeer could paint so beautifully, and whether Jenison himself can recreate his work using the techniques it is presumed the artist used.
It has long been theorised that Vermeer used a Camera Obscura to create his trademark style and lush use of colour. This issue, long debated and argued over by academics and fans alike, is the one that fascinated Texas inventor Tim Jenison. Even though he had never really picked up a paintbrush before, Jenison's interest was piqued, and he set out to discover just how Vermeer did what he did. Jenison discovered a new method of painting, using mirrors that is painstaking, but seemed to yield results. The next step of the process was to recreate Vermeer's studio, to see if he could do what Vermeer did.
It could be argued that Jenison's undertaking is only one that could be carried out by the idle rich, but remember, without these people with too much time on their hands, and a healthy dose of passion, we perhaps would not have many of the technological advances we have today. Jenison does not set out to discredit Vermeer, or accuse the artist of being a cheat, his intention is much more simple; discover whether Jenison is right, and whether this can be done.
What follows is a tale of obsession, passion and fascination; Jenison decided it was not enough to base his work on a print of the Vermeer painting The Music Lesson, he had to recreate the setting, furniture and colour of the piece. A visit to Vermeer's studio and a sojourn into Buckingham Palace later, Jenison was ready to begin. 130 days later – 1,825 days all told – he finished his labour of love.
It is hard not to be dragged along by Jenison's passion, and the passion of those around him, including artist David Hockney, Martin Mull, Penn Jillette and – behind the camera – Teller. Jenison struggles with the task he has set himself, and each obstacle that he overcomes makes him more tenacious and more endearing to the audience. Nine cameras placed around the studio capture Jenison's struggle to emulate Vermeer, and only time will tell if he can succeed.
Tim's Vermeer is a passion project and a labour of love. Jenison comes across as an infectiously enthusiastic man, who has got a project firmly in his grasp. When it comes down to it, recreating a Vermeer is a profoundly silly thing to do, but as well as being a study of the artist's work, Tim's Vermeer is a study in passion, dedication, tenacity and curiosity.
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What Can You Benefit When You Hire a Lawyer?
In all parts of the world, the law is certainly something very important, as it makes it possible for people to live in peace with each other in society. Although the law is certainly beneficial to your life as it keeps you safe, you might also find yourself one day brushing up against it and finding yourself facing a lawsuit that might change your life in a drastic way. The good news is that there are professionals who have studied and trained hard in order to be able to offer their services to people when they face lawsuits, no matter whether they relate to civil litigation, personal injury or even criminal offenses. When people hire lawyers, then, they can be sure that they will be able to benefit a lot of wonderful things in the long run.
When one hires a professional to help him or her face a lawsuit, he or she will be able to benefit, first of all, because lawyers know everything that must be known about the legal system of the certain place in which one might be in. If you know about the legal system, you might know that it is very complicated, and that it is impossible for you to fully understand it within the short time that you are given – the confusion that falls upon you might surely distract you and cause you to lose a lot when it comes to your lawsuit. The best step that all people who are facing lawsuits should take, then, is to hire a lawyer who can explain everything to them and lead them to take the right steps in the right direction when it comes to their lawsuit.
Hiring a good lawyer, one who has good repute in your area, is also marvelously beneficial to you because when you take this step, you can be sure, in the long run, to be able to save a lot of your valuable time. People who start preparing to present their case might feel surprised, especially because there are so many things to get ready, some of which include a lot of papers to fill and file, evidence to collect, and so on. The good news is that lawyers do all of these things for their clients, saving them so much time and giving them a lot of convenience to enjoy.
Incredible Lessons I've Learned About Attorneys
One who decides to hire a lawyer to help him or her with a lawsuit, then, will be able, in the long run, to benefit a lot of marvelous advantages altogether.Why No One Talks About Professionals Anymore


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Cigie's day helping Dyslexia Action
Spending the day with Dyslexia Action I got to meet and speak to people of all different ages and backgrounds, people and partners who are managing their dyslexia everyday and are unaware of the support and help that is available. Dyslexia affects approximately 1 in 10 people in the UK, it is not a disability or condition, just a different style of learning
I spent the day working along side Sarah Meredith and her small team at Dyslexia Action London Learning centre on Judd Street.
Dyslexia Action open their doors to the public for free dyslexia assessment screening throughout the year and this is often the first steps people take to get diagnosed and receive the help and support they need . I helped many applicants fill in their assessment forms and talked with them about their experiences and struggles at school and within the work place. Sharing my own experience helped visitors know and feel that that they are not alone and that many people have the same struggles.
"I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." – Confucius
To find out more about Dyslexia Action and their great work take a look at their website here


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"My team in particular is very flexible with regards to hours. Provided you work the required hours within a week, there is not too much concern with when you do them. You could come into work early one day in order to leave earlier or, if you have had to work late on a project for a few days, you can leave earlier in the following weeks. Provided you communicate what you plan to do and why, there is rarely an issue. You can also work from home if you need to get some personal things resolved during the day."Graduate, Croydon
"The company is very understanding and keen to encourage a good work/life balance, especially at the graduate level. There is flexibility and plenty of people have adjusted their working hours to fit around family requirements or a desire to work part time."Graduate, Cambridge
"I generally work from 08.30 am to 5.30 pm with an hour for lunch. Teams don't mind if you're a little flexible with your hours as long as they know, and this can be written into your contract. Motts is generally very understanding with things such as appointments or unexpected circumstances."Graduate, Bristol
"The work hours are relaxed and flexible as long as you complete your contracted number of hours. In special circumstances, where there is a large deviation from standard working hours, there can be additional flexibility as long as you keep your managers informed, which is useful for those with families."Graduate, Croydon, London
"I normally work 37.5 hours. The company is flexible on start and finish times but does expect you to be in for 9.00 am. Some staff with families have arranged flexible working where they do slightly longer days four days a week and then have one off. If you are seconded onto a site where you do increased hours, an uplift in salary is provided."Experienced, Leeds
"I work a normal seven and a half hour day and there's flexibility with hours. Staff are allowed to work where they can be as effective as being in the office. For example, if a working parent needs time at home then they are able to discuss how they will do this with their line managers. If the flexible arrangement is likely to be permanent, staff can apply for a change in their standard terms and conditions, which is not normally refused without good reason."Environment, Experienced, Cambridge
"I choose to work four days a week to maintain a good work/life balance. My employer is generally quite flexible with regard to the hours worked. Sadly, the company doesn't have flexi-time. But, provided you put the hours in and get the work done, there is a good degree of informal flexibility about how and when you fit the weekly hours in."Experienced, Cambridge
"We have a flexible working schedule. You can arrive slightly late if you leave slightly late as well. Sometimes you end up working overtime because of project needs and those hours are not paid. They can, however, be used to negotiate salary and leave days. There's good sickness leave and good annual leave."Graduate, Croydon
"My work hours are typically 9.00 am to 5.30 pm with one hour for lunch. This does vary if I am out on site but you are normally told to finish early the next week to make up for it. The company is very flexible and allows you to work from home or take time off for appointments etc and work up the hours that week. Typically, you are expected to be in the office between 9.30 am and 3.30 pm, although this is flexible."Graduate, Cardiff
"We don't have formal flexible working but there is a lot of informal flexible working."Experienced, London
"If I need to change hours, start or finish late then this is acceptable, assuming that it does not impact on my project work."Graduate, Leeds
"Hours can be very flexible but this is dependent on your manager. Most are flexible when it comes to your location and working hours so long as you keep them informed and get the work done."Graduate, Edinburgh
"The company is very flexible and my manager allows me to choose when to start and finish provided I complete my mandatory office hours."Graduate, Southampton
"There's lots of flexibility. Depending on your team, so long as you work the correct number of hours, you may adjust your work hours within reason."Graduate, Cardiff
"I work 37.5 hours a week excluding lunch. The company is flexible on hours worked and lots of people in my office (men and women) work reduced hours to fit around childcare commitments. Not many people stay working late."Graduate, Cambridge
"I don't personally get flexible hours and have to work a pretty set 9.00 am to 5.00 pm. I wish that I could accumulate hours during the week to take the occasional short day."Graduate, Southampton
"My manager is very flexible with working hours but this isn't a company-wide policy."Graduate, Cardiff
"Most teams allow staff to start between 7.00 am and 10.00 am and finish between 4.00 pm and 6.00 pm. It's generally up to you but your start and end times may vary according to your project and manager."Graduate, Croydon
"I work 9:00am-5:30pm in the Croydon office. In my role there is not much travelling around and the office are very flexible with working hours, (if you arrive early you can leave early)."Graduate, Croydon
"My hours are relatively flexible; I can leave early on a day and make it up the next day."Graduate, Edinburgh
"The core hours are from 9:00am until 4:00pm, with flexibility around for 7.5 hour day. Flexibility depends on the project and the timescales you are working to."Graduate, Reading
"They are very flexible with working hours as long as you don't play the system. Expect to work a minimum of 37.5 hours a week however this will change depending on the project and deadline that need to be hit."Entry level, London
"As long as 37.5 hours are worked, within reason, you can leave the office early on a certain day to pursue leisure activities, as long as the time is caught up on other days. Often the company will encourage you to have a good work/life balance, because it is likely to improve productivity when you're in the office."Graduate, Glasgow
"There is good flexibility once you have proved you are capable of delivering, as one would expect. I do spend a lot of time commuting (four hours plus a day), mainly due to the client. I do accept that this won't be forever though, and the company is supportive in giving me scope to work from an office closer to home."Midlevel, Reading
"The company doesn't have a flexi-time arrangement, but most managers are happy for you to come in at 7:00am and leave early. I have rarely worked overtime on project work. However, graduates have to work towards their chartership in their own time."Graduate, Altrincham
"Our working hours are relatively flexible. As long as you work your specified hours, you can decide how you want to spread them across the week. You may choose to start at 8:00am if you want to finish early. Or you may work longer hours one day in order to leave early on another."Graduate, Birmingham
"I typically don't do any overtime unless it's absolutely necessary. Which is fantastic as nobody wants to regularly stay in the office for an extra half an hour every night for something that could be left until the next day! My boss is extremely flexible when it comes to working hours, allowing us to work late in the evening and then leave early/come in late the next day if it suits our schedule better!"Graduate, Glasgow
"I have often been told not to stay in the office past six unless I absolutely have to."Graduate, Sheffield
"Standard work hours are 37.5 hours a week. As a base line it is not flexible, with 8:30am to 5:30pm hours, however, in my experience, given a good reason managers are willing to allow moderate flexibility on occasional circumstances where necessary and where time can be made up."Graduate, Shifnal
"The company is flexible within reason. There is an expectation that you will work more than your contracted hours during busy times."Midlevel, Norwich
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Heading over towards the northern part of Bucharest will lead you to one of the larger, most well known parks in Bucharest, Herastrau Park. Herastrau Park sits around Lake Herastrau which is nearly three-quarters of a square kilometer in area. This lake (which may not look as pretty below the surface) was originally marsh land prior to the Parks' opening in 1936. Herastrau Park (Originally Parcul Carol or Parcul National) is divided into two zones: a rustic or natural zone (left more undisturbed) and a active zone with open areas for recreational activities. When walking through the park it will be apparent which zone is which. The best time of day to go is actually on the weekday evenings. It stays relatively cool outside and the people are not jammed into every corner like on the weekends. This gives you the chance to grab dinner at one of over a dozen of the parks nice terraces. As the season progresses you'll begin to notice more and more terraces nearing completion.
When we go to walk and enjoy the outdoors in the evening, we typically spend a few hours walking around the perimeter (approximately 5.78 km). The best bet is to park along the main boulevard and head North first around the lake, as that area is less lit as the sun goes down. You'll wind up reaching the more active and well-lit areas towards the end of your walk. The one annoying thing that nearly everyone seems to comment about is the somewhat aggressive bicyclists that meander off the designated bike path and cut corners a bit too close to pedestrians. They ride bicycles with the same care as they drive here we see. So be careful and don't think just because you're walking they will move out of your way.
If you feel like you need a little bit more to do the walk, bike, or jog around the park, then of course you'll have some great photo opportunities. There is also a handful of pedal-boats (2 person) and rowboats for 10 ron and 15 ron per hour respectively that one can rent to go out on the lake itself. Bring your ID for renting the boats.


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I know what you're thinking. "That's exactly what Batman needed: a goddamn listicle". But the problem with being mainstream, and arguably the most popular comic book superhero ever, is that in over 75 plus years of existence there are some things even the most hardcore batman fan has missed out on. But fear not, in this short read I've pulled together a few iterations of Batman that I'm positive you haven't checked out yet.
1. Batman the Brave and the Bold
Way before Will Arnett made his debut as the sardonic Batman we all deserved and also needed, Diedrech Bader (The Drew Carey Show) voiced the Dark Knight in Batman: Brave and the Bold. Named after a comic book series that usually featured two superheroes teaming up together, the show followed suit and teamed up Batman with a bunch of B and C list heroes and villains, such as Elongated Man, Wildcat and the Red Tornado.
What really made the show work was the great tongue-in-cheek humour and the return to some much needed lightness in the Dark Knights life. The show was unfortunately cancelled after 3 glorious seasons.
2. Beware the Batman
Another ill-fated CGI cartoon series that was cancelled after just one season, this iteration follows Batman taking on a B lister rogues gallery in his formative years. What made this show so great was seeing Gotham from a completely different perspective. In this version of the Bat-verse, Alfred was a gun-toting former MI6 agent with a dark past. And in a strange turn of events, Bruce finds himself a personal bodyguard in Tatsu Yamashiro AKA Katana. This odd trio spends the entire season uncovering the secrets of her soultaker sword as well as Alfred's relationship with Katana's father. The greatest shame was the build up to the season's secret villain, only to be revealed in the last episode as none other than Ra's Al Ghul. Great voice acting, slick action set pieces and interesting villains, this is a must watch for all Bat-fans.
3. Batman the Telltale Series
My personal favourite from the lot, this game is easily the most unique take on the world of Batman. An ongoing series, Batman: The Telltale Series is a choice and consequence based game where you decide what kind of Batman Bruce Wayne will become. Set in his early years as the Dark Knight, we get to explore both sides of his persona and make the choices that will see him either become an apathetic and brutal vigilante, or an ethical and fair crusader. Both outcomes are equally fascinating, and we get a brand new take on a few things we've taken for granted all this time: Oswald Cobblepot and Bruce were childhood friends?! Were the Wayne's really as good as everyone painted them out to be? The game is released episodically, thus making it feel like you are in control of the best damn Batman television show you've ever seen.
4. Batman (1943)
Most people only recall Adam West as the earliest live action incarnation of the caped crusader. However it was Lewis Gordon who first donned the mantle way back in 1943 for a 15 part serial that made Batman a household name to those who had not read an issue. The series made some elemental choices that have defined the Dark Knight since, such as the Bat Cave's secret entrance through the Grandfather Clock in Wayne Manor.
There aren't any familiar faces in the rogues gallery in this series, but watch it for the significantly darker storyline than the Adam West iteration, which has Batman face off against Dr.Daka, an evil Japanese scientist bent on causing havoc in a post Pearl Harbour-America.
5. 75th Year Anniversary Shorts
Bruce Timm is one of the greatest contributors to Batman lore having given us the Dini-Timm-verse version of the Batman animated series we all knew and loved through the 90's. For the Dark Knight's 75th anniversary, Timm returned to his animated style to release a one shot tribute to the legend. A black and white gothic noir imagining akin to the early incarnations of Batman, with Hugo Strange as the antagonist, we'd really love to see a whole show set in these times.
The second short was created by the late Darwyn Cooke. We revisit the Batman Beyond world, where Terry and Bruce must battle their toughest foe – Batman himself. Chock full of easter eggs, and with the original voice cast reunited, this short is painfully...short. It will make you want to rewatch the entire series yet again.
Do you have a favourite version of Batman we should have included here? Let us know in the comments!
- Tejas