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Each year we recruit a small number of students, from all disciplines and year groups, backgrounds and nationalities, who are interested in becoming part of our Student Trainer team.
You will gain the tools to deliver engaging workshops to culturally diverse audiences to train your peers on topics such as group work, public speaking, time management and organisation skills. These are all very attractive to employers when recruiting. It's a fantastic way to learn advanced presentation, communication and team working skills, as well as a great way to meet new people.
Our trainers have gone on to outstanding placements with companies such as Goldman Sachs and Disney.
"Skills training has not only enhanced my employability skills and job prospects but my experience as a student. Getting professional training on how to design and deliver effective presentations helped me enormously. I was able to use my new skills in interviews and assessment centres and this lead me to securing a placement at Goldman Sachs. The decision to apply to be a Student Trainer was one of the best I've ever made!"
Sam Ollason, Student Trainer Co-Chair 2014/15
This year, seven Student Trainers were recruited to receive personal training and will lead sessions during the 2018/19 academic year. Click on a Student Trainer to read why they wanted to join the programme.
BSc (Hons) Economics and Mathematics (Year 2)
During my first year at Bath I was part of the Ladies Basketball Society and got involved in volunteering opportunities, including the Hitch-Hike to Amsterdam. However, I wanted a role with greater impact and responsibility within the University, which is why I applied to become a Student Trainer. I attended several Skills Training workshops last year, as I believe that students now need to find new ways to set themselves apart when applying for jobs, and I found them extremely useful. I hope to be able to develop other students' transferable skills through my own workshops and pass on my own knowledge. It excites me to delve into challenging situations, such as working with other Student Trainers to create unique, engaging and informative workshops, as well as enhancing my presentation and communication skills, particularly as my course doesn't provide many opportunities to do this.
I am keen to use my skills over the summer whilst teaching English in Thailand and bring back the teaching techniques I learn. Other roles I will be taking on next year are Fresher's Week Captain and Peer Mentor. Further, I hope to try out some new societies and get involved with more volunteering opportunities, such as Zombie Apocalypse
BSc (Hons) Natural Sciences (Year 2)
I am really happy to be joining the new team of Student Trainers this year! I want to provide a platform for students to interact with others, and interesting workshops which are diverse and useful. I encourage students to see their time at university as a safe place to take risks and to grasp the vast number of opportunities available to us.
The key message I have taken from the skills sessions I have attended so far is that personal reflection is a really powerful tool and means you can move forward being more conscious of your own attributes, while facing new situations with critical thinking. Now that I am a Student Trainer I will try to become a compelling public speaker and transfer the overall message that learning and developing our skills is a life-long process which can be rewarding and empowering.
Outside of my studies and part-time jobs, I enjoy dancing and compete in competitions with the Bodysoc Society. Through being a Hall Rep and an Edge Arts board member, I have met lots of interesting people from many different countries, which is one of my favourite aspects of being at an international university!
BSc (Hons) International Development and Economics (Year 2)
I wanted to become a Student Trainer in order to support other students in improving their transferable skills and guiding their personal development - which will increase their confidence in everyday situations. I am keen to strengthen my own communication and presentation skills, and looking forward to being part of the team and learning from each other.
Peer training is wonderful way to support others to improve their skills through interactive and valuable workshops; it's a unique learning opportunity. My experience in fundraising and presenting has given me a strong foundation to provide effective sessions to other students. I very much look forward to working alongside members of the Student Trainer team to develop my fellow students' invaluable transferable skills.
BSc (Hons) Psychology (Year 2)
I applied to join the Student Trainer team because I hope to inspire other students to use all possible opportunities the University provides in order to create a brighter future for themselves. I am keen to provide productive training workshops to students on a range of topics which will provide them with key transferable skills that will complement their degree qualifications.
I am a firm believer that we learn something new every day, therefore through this role I want to help foster student commitment to individual development and challenge myself to develop new skills. I am excited to step out of my comfort zone and work collaboratively on engaging workshops in a creative learning environment. I will share my own experience and that of others by working in closely with the other trainers.
Volunteering gives you the opportunity to expand your horizons as well as giving back to the community. Through my role as a Student Trainer I aim to give back to the University. My personal interests include dance, tennis, travelling and music.
BSc (Hons) Management and Marketing (Year 2)
I am a second year Management with Marketing student. As a Fresher, I got deeply involved in voluntary activities through the University, and played leading roles in events organised by the School of Management. I also supported various events' organisation, led sessions in Conversation Club, and became a Student Ambassador and Lead Peer Mentor. I enjoy working with people and having a chance to share my knowledge in a creative and engaging way, and wanted to contribute to the development of transferable skills.
My reasons for wanting to become a Student Trainer can be divided in two categories. Firstly, I wanted to make it easier for workshop participants to feel more self-confident while delivering presentations and public speeches. It is always more enjoyable to learn in a comfortable environment among peers where we get the chance to meet new friends with similar interests. I wanted to have my influence on that. Secondly, I wanted to develop myself. As such, I wanted to develop my teamwork abilities, improve my organisation skills and enhance my own understanding of diversity through sharing life experiences with people my age.
Personally, I am a scout, belong to Mountaineering Club, enjoy playing the guitar and reading books about Public Speaking and Marketing. I am looking forward to taking an active part in the organisation of our workshops!
MSc (Hons) Natural Sciences (Year 2)
Hey, I'm Medb, a NatSci student from Ireland and I respond to any vague 'M' sounds.
I really wanted to become a Student Trainer to remain involved in the University. I loved my role as a Hall Rep for Eastwood B last year and Student Trainer was the most natural way to continue my role as a Student Leader. At a personal level I aim to improve my public speaking skills; at a University level I want to promote the importance of personal and employability skills workshops, and develop specific Freshers' workshops which will, hopefully, make the transition to university life easier.
Be assured, I have the skills required to develop and deliver these workshops. Most notably - creativity (stacking snacks like tetris and carrying them upstairs) and, presentation skills (including a very nice powerpoint explaining why Eurovision was the most important thing on TV that day). This year I am taking on a few other roles in the university such as Peer Mentor for baby NatSci's and Stem ambassador, where I hope to deliver science workshops to less privileged schools in the Bath area. I'm really looking forward to this year and I hope you guys are too.
MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy (Year 4)
I applied to become a Student Trainer because I'm passionate about personal development and this gives me an opportunity to help others while improving myself at the same time.
My course has allowed me to gain communication skills with a wide range of audiences, but has not exposed me to much public speaking, making it something that used to scare me. This role is perfect for forcing me outside of my comfort zone and improving my confidence and skills in this area. I have definitely felt incapable and lost at times during University, but attending the skills sessions and the training for Student Trainers has been so useful and has helped massively!
It has inspired me to promote the Skills Training Programme and empower others who have may felt this way, by helping them realise their capabilities and learn new skills that they may not get taught on their course. I think having a student-led programme like this at University is very important as it can be less intimidating to ask for advice and the content has been made by students, for students, so is applicable and relevant. In my spare time, I like painting, running, photography and volunteering by delivering science workshops to children.


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Fair Isle.
Put this together back in February before my trip. Finally had time to post!
Outfit is still appropriate this March!
(Even during those awkward chilly/sunny months before Spring.)
I grabbed one of my boyfriend's winter sweaters and decided to dress it up! (H&M Winter 2012) I thought the play on fair isle print was different. The purple, orange, teal, and maroon geometric design is modern and cool. Instead of the usual red/white snowflakes & reindeer combo, it's more reminiscent of tribal print. less vintage, and more classic and forward!
I always make sure to pick pieces where the seam at the shoulder doesn't hang too low, and fits comfortably. Also, don't forget to roll up the sleeves, so your arms aren't lost in excess fabric. definitely adds structure to your look!
Threw on some over-the -knee tights and ankle wedge boots to give it some edge! This also adds a touch of modernity to the sweater - which can easily look preppy with different accessories.
Change up the proportions! Instead of the usual tights or skinnys I'd pair it up with during winter… I opted for shorts. I Needed something fitted to offset the oversized cut of the top. I also threw on tights, since it's still chilly! Also gives it a bit of flare!
Now for the accessories:
Added my favorite necklace (Aldo Accessories, Las Vegas.) Gives a touch of femininity to a menswear piece. It also highlights the tribal vibe of the sweater.
Paired the outfit with my sister's old vintage Esprit shoulder bag (circa 1990s) and stole my boyfriend's ultra-modern square framed sunglasses.
The end result: a comfy, cool, and forward way to transition winterwear into Spring !
Hope this inspires you to change it up in your own closet!
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Going Vegetarian…Maybe.
Lately I have been thinking about going vegetarian….
There are so many reasons to go vegetarian, but the one that really resonates with me is how much methane the animal industry produces.
I do not necessarily think eating animal products is bad or cruel, it is completely natural for species to consume each other in order to survive. However, the rate of consumption of animal products, due to factory farming, is much higher than necessary. These factory farms are producing more animals than people need to be consuming in order to live and destroying the ozone layer at the same time. We are way past the survival stage and living on the gluttonous rates.
This same idea applies to products too. There are so many products that are produced in billions that do not necessarily have a market or an audience who needs them. These useless products that are destined for landfills because they have no purpose. So we are damaging the environment WITHOUT ANY GOOD REASON.
The animal industry is damaging the environment in many ways, specifically by producing mass amounts of methane, when human beings do not even need that much meat to live.
I honestly only eat meat once a week and think that it would be a fairly easy transition for me. I am also lactose intolerant… maybe vegan is the way to go. A plus to going vegan is that all of my food waste would be compostable because it would lack meat or dairy products.
Hmmm… I have been thinking about this for a while but haven't really had the guts to take the first step…
If anyone has any tips or experience that they had while going vegan or vegetarian– I will gladly take them 🙂
Leigh permalinkMarch 15, 2010 18:16
Do you like pie, do you like cake, do you like cookies, do you like anything delicious? Just saying.
Farzee permalinkMarch 16, 2010 01:21
Fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, beans and water, water and more water to start with!
April 19, 2010 01:58
hey krystal,
i've read a few articles saying that cows really do not contribute to global warming. and that it has all just been a misunderstanding amongst scientists.
here is an article i've found.
anyways, if you want to go vegetarian, thats cool, but i dont know how much itll help the global warming change. :). hope you're doing well!


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What is a RSA SecureID token?
The token is a physical device which generates a random password. This provides what is known as two factor authentication. Two factor authentication involves using "something you have" and "something you know" and usually consists of using a password and another form of authentication such as a smart card, biometric data (fingerprints, retinal scan) or token.
Why do I need a RSA SecureID token?
Certain administrative systems are restricted and only accessible from on-campus. Employees that are required to access administrative systems, such as Banner, from off-campus will need a token.
How do I obtain an RSA SecureID token?
To request an RSA SecureID token, fill out the RSA Token Request Form located at www.indstate.edu/oit/documentation/RSA Token Request Form.pdf. The instructions are located at the bottom of the form.
What is the cost to my department for an RSA SecureID token?
The initial cost to a department for a staff member to have a token assigned to them is $75.00. This includes the first year of maintenance and approximately half of the purchase price of the token. Each year afterward the department is responsible for the annual maintenance fee of $40.00.
The department should plan on budgeting for the replacement cost every three years. In order to allow for price increases, it is recommended that $75 be used for budgeting purposes.
What do I do if my token is lost or damaged?
Notify OIT by contacting the Technology Support Center (812-237-2910 or 888-818-5465) that the token is lost or damaged and whether a replacement is desired. It is the responsibility of the department to pay for a replacement.
Can I share my token with another employee?
Tokens are not to be shared. The tokens are registered to their owner and the owner is responsible for their use and security.
Can I use the token with my own personal PC?
For security reasons, tokens should be used only with University-provided computers. Under Indiana laws passed in 2006 you can be held criminally liable for data breaches under certain circumstances. Please review Indiana code 4-1-10 and 4-1-11 at www.in.gov/legislative
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The employee needs to return the token to the OIT central desk in the basement of Rankin Hall.
Can a token just be kept within a department when an employee leaves and then given to a new employee?
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Strengthened Affection
Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me, bless his holy name! Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits, who forgives all your iniquity, who heals all your diseases, who redeems your life from the pit, who crowns you with steadfast love and mercy, who satisfies you with good so that your youth is renewed like the eagle's. Psalm 103:1–5 (ESV)
Have you ever found yourself in a place where you just didn't feel like worshipping? Maybe you were in the midst of some storms in your life. Maybe you were just feeling a little tired or apathetic. For whatever reason, you were saying the words of worship with your lips, but you couldn't bring yourself to really mean them with all your heart. In Matthew 15:8 (NIV), Jesus said: "These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me." The fact that Jesus addressed this topic in Scripture lets us know we're not alone in this challenge. John Telman writes, "It's not the beauty and greatness of God that is at fault. The problem lies in our weakened sense of affection toward God." So how do we go from "not feeling like it" to "worshipping God in spirit and in truth"?
Recently, as I was serving with Gateway's worship team, I looked out at the people worshipping and realized I was beholding the glory of God! As we sang out: "Redeemer, my Healer, Lord Almighty, Defender, my Savior, You are my King," hands were raised throughout the sanctuary. I had the incredible privilege of witnessing how the Lord had moved and was moving so beautifully and intimately in the lives of His children. I marveled in wonder and thought: Lord, look at what You have done!
At another recent worship service, we spent the evening focused on being grateful. Everyone in the congregation wrote down testimonies of what the Lord had done in their lives and brought them to the altar. People came down in droves and decorated the altar with their gratefulness. The altar was covered in His glory. Once again, I thought: Lord, look at what You have done!
Together, we declare His goodness, His faithfulness, His love, His compassion and His grace. We unite as children grateful to a faithful Father who provides for us during a job loss; a healing Father who cures our sickness; a compassionate Father who sets us free from addiction; a redemptive Father who restores our marriages and a loving Father who gives us salvation, grace, forgiveness and purpose. The stories of each individual are as unique as each of our fingerprints. Our individual worship rising up as a burnt offering to the Lord is flavored by our individual experiences, our hurts, our joys, our memories, our losses, our God-given DNA, our thankfulness … our testimonies.
Because we're each so unique, when we join together in worship, we transform into a beautiful symphony serenading our Healer, our Redeemer and our Savior. Just as an instrument that isn't being played in an orchestra can affect the sound, so can our unwillingness to worship affect the fullness of this symphony. Each one of us is an instrument He created and designed; we are "fearfully and wonderfully" made. God is the Ancient of Days (Daniel 7:9–14), so He already knows the origin of our worship. God is well aware I'm not bringing what I alone have to bring when I'm simply going through the motions of worship or trying to worship like someone other than who He created me to be.
Psalm 148 draws a beautiful picture of creation praising God. The heavens, stars, sun, moon, earth, animals and people—all being called to praise. But out of those created things, we alone have free will. The sun and moon can't help but shine and praise God in doing what they were created to do, but we get a choice. We alone can sing the song of the redeemed. So when we withhold that praise, we become a missing piece of the symphony of creation. The thought of all of creation honoring the Lord in their unique worship is overwhelming to me. And doesn't He solely deserve all of it?
I am a sinner who God saved by grace while I was in the midst of my sin. God looked past every reason I gave Him to not love me, and He loved me anyway. So how do I worship when I don't feel like it? I remember the love He showed me, the love He continues to show me, and I remember the pit He rescued me from. I look at who I am versus who I was, and I can't help but take my unique place in creation—with my unique song of redemption—and join in the symphony of praise to my God who is worthy!
This is the song that plays forever … Praise of the high God who has been attached to your insides since the thought of life found its way into your bones. Turn it up and sing loud. Sing from inside where you believe. Sing the favorite song of creation, the song that will never loose its hold. And lean in close to those around you … let them hear what plays ceaselessly inside you—the praise of our Maker. DAVID CROWDER
Lord, You are a beautiful and wonderful Father. Forgive me for withholding my worship from You. Your goodness, faithfulness and worthiness do not depend on my feelings or circumstances. Lord, help me to remember all You've done for me. Help me not to get complacent in my relationship with You. Help me to continually seek after You like the treasure You are. You helped me and saved me because of Your unfailing love. Now may the world see Your hand at work in my life (Psalm 109:26–27). Lord, look at what You have done. We are bearers of Your glory! Receive all the honor and glory that is due to You. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Take some time to remember where the Lord found you, all He's done for you and who He is.
Make it a priority to soak in His Word.
Ask the Lord if there's anything in your life causing some distance between you and Him.
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A collection of health characteristics called metabolic syndrome raises the risk of having a heart attack or stroke or developing diabetes. In an analysis of 37 studies, the risk of a heart attack or dying of cardiovascular disease was 78 percent higher for people with metabolic syndrome than it was for those without the syndrome. Women with the metabolic syndrome were particularly at risk, having nearly three times the risk of heart attack or death than women without the syndrome.
Doctors diagnose the metabolic syndrome when someone has at least three of the following five findings:
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- fasting blood glucose level of 100 mg/dL or greater or taking medication for diabetes.
The metabolic syndrome affects about 76 million people age 20 and olderand more than one-third of all adults in the United States. Virtually all people with the syndrome have insulin resistancea decreased ability of the body's tissues to respond to insulin, a hormone that enables cells to take up glucose from the blood for use as a source of energy. In fact, insulin resistance triggers many of the characteristics of the metabolic syndrome.
Treatment of metabolic syndrome involves lifestyle measures such as weight loss, exercise, a fiber-rich diet, and smoking cessation. Medications to improve lipid levels, lower blood pressure, and control blood glucose also may be needed.
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We are delighted to announce the launch of our February edition, packed with a wide range of articles on career issues, health and wellbeing, style and lifestyle. It's been great to get out there and meet even more of you this month. The opportunity to share your inspirational stories is what makes producing this magazine SO worthwhile.
Lots more exciting news about www.amiaonline.co.uk to come over the next few months - so do watch this space! We are definitely a growing community and it is great to share ideas with so many like-minded people from all walks of life.
In You and Your Career, we talk to Maria and Jenny from Falmouth University about their ground-breaking "World First" management qualification. We share a first-hand account of what life is like as an intern - we talk to Charlotte about the youth and schools work she is involved in and how much it inspires her. We also continue our series of practical articles to help you plan effectively.
In You and Your Life, we talk to Helen from Refuge about the practical and vital role they play in supporting women and children who are suffering domestic violence. We also speak to Selina from the wonderful Scented Narcissi on the Isles of Scilly. She tells us all about the beautiful flowers they produce, the benefits of buying locally grown flowers and the community basis of their organisation.
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Headteacher's Welcome
Welcome to St Mary and St John Church of England Primary School. Ours is a vibrant, inclusive, multi- cultural, two-form entry city school, in the heart of East Oxford, with around 415 children on roll. We hope this website gives you a feel of our school but please come and see for yourselves through a visit where I will welcome you, give you a tour and answer any questions.
Our school is unusual as our reception children (aged 4 – 5 years) are educated for one year on Hertford Street in Comper Foundation School. Children move to our Meadow Lane site when they are in year 1 (aged 5 – 6 years).
We benefit from a spacious site in a wonderful location. There is an abundance of greenery all around and yet it is only a short walk into Oxford City with its many cultural resources which enrich our curriculum.
Our last inspection, March 2018, endorsed the education we offer. The following is taken from the inspection letter.
"Dear Mrs Burton, You have a clear vision and ambition for the school. You focus on ensuring that pupils achieve well and develop their personal skills in a safe environment. Staff share your vision and are working hard to achieve it. As a consequence, pupils are happy, enjoy their learning and feel safe and well cared for."
We look forward to meeting you soon.
Best wishes,
Mrs Liz Burton
Headteacher St Mary & St John CE Primary School
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Academic Year 2019/2020. The first day of term is Wednesday 4 September
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September 7, 2017 ·
Dearest friends, the greatest gift there is to offer all is that which is of God , that being Love. To freely feel love towards all ,even your enemies one must take in the love of God and life. This can lead you to love your enemies as God does. This, as is written, does not mean to cast pearls before the swine. God is wise when he freely gives his love and wisdom, and we must learn not to give something so valuable to ones that will abuse what we give, but in our hearts know if they lack what you have they will be sad and angry. You may have been this way at times in your life for you may not have had God as a part of who you are. So with displaying Gods love in your life and giving hope for those who seek it is a beautiful connection and a empowerment to all concerned. Like in early times many people were slaves and did not have the freedom or understanding but what happened some of there masters who became one with the Lord freed all of them, and they remained with him to serve but were free to leave if they chose. All who were affected by this came to worship God for they now new his blessings were for all. Today most people are slaves to a unfeeling system and Money and power of control is the goal of the masters, who act as if they are the light. truly they have lost the heart of God and have become unfeeling and unwise. Even their lives are torn apart, and they blame whoever, for their feelings and wish to take revenge.
I call out for all to live the love from upon high and see all people as you would your children, for you never stop loving them even if one or two strayed into the thinking of the world which is in separation from truth and love. I love you all so much yet I have never met most of you, But God is in my heart, and as my brothers and sisters I welcome you to share with my heart in being blessed in the light of Jesus. Blessings


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Puzzle #4: "Freestyle 2"
Difficulty: Upper-end medium
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Welcome back, solvers!
Drove 15 hours this weekend–from UVA to Cornell and back–so I am incredibly wiped out. Totally worth it though. However, it left me less time to focus on writing my weekly post, so this one is kinda short. Anyway, this week's puzzle is a freestyle/themeless with 29 answers of 7+ letters. Hopefully that's a good thing; I tried to make it all as clean and zippy as possible. Clued it all up in a bit of crunch time, though I hope that doesn't mean any of its quality has been diminished! You be the judge. Nevertheless, enjoy this Monday, and I'll be back in a week with hopefully more to say!
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You probably remember my post a couple of weeks ago about the boy with big brown eyes – the one I actually had a conversation with, and my follow-up to that saying that he'd gotten in touch.
It was going well. He can even spell in text messages (I'm a firm believer that if you can't spell, you shouldn't write) which may sound ridiculous but it makes a difference. I hate getting messages written "lyk dis frm ppl who shd no better lol". That's not the point, the point is he texted. We were supposed to see each other at the start of this week (a date! What?!) but then he apparently lost his nerve; apparently I'd be the first person he'd met since a break-up "a while ago, and while it would be nice to move on, I'm not there yet".
There's a large part of me that just wants to scream GET A GRIP when I hear stuff like that, and an equally large part that wants to reply that the best way to get over someone is, of course, to get under someone else, but something tells me that would be inappropriate and go down like a lead balloon.
Of course we've all had break-ups, and I do sympathise because it isn't always easy to move on, especially if it wasn't you who instigated the break-up in the first place (and I know that in this case he didn't, it's one of the things we spoke about in All Night Conversation). But at the same time it's frustrating as fuck to be seeing a break-up from this angle. It's a weird perspective actually, not inside the break-up but not entirely unaffected by it either. I'd like to add "through no fault of your own" to the end of that sentence but to an extent it is my own fault that I'm affected by it since I broke not one but two of The Rules of Casual Sex (the third and fourth ones if I've counted properly) and look where it got me; frustrated, unfulfilled, in a position where I'm still dwelling on what should have been a one-off event a fortnight later. What's the point in this post? Is it just a platform for me to whinge on? Probably, at least a little bit.
I know what you're thinking. CUT THE CORD DEXXX. DON'T TEXT HIM BACK/AGAIN. I know that's what I should do. I know that at probably I will end up having to do that. But, much as I hate the games, the chasing and the drama that go on, I do like the end result (usually), and I'm deluding myself for a while just now that one, there will be the end result I'm imagining, and that two, it'll be worth it. I'm probably going to be proven wrong.


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We got an all day Tap Takeover from Southern Tier!
We have a bunch of kegs comin in from Southern Tier, so we decided to throw a Tap Takeover! Come down this Saturday after the farmers market, because we're tapping these kegs early! We got a bunch of vintage kegs waiting to be tapped, ones you do not want to miss...
Vintage (all ranging as early as 2013)
Creme Brulee
Back Burner
The Western New York based brewery always pops up around this time of year, with the popular Pumking showing up on draught lines everywhere. We got two special release Pumking's for you to enjoy!
Cold Press Coffee Pumking
We also got a keg of Thick Mint too!
This is a Southern Tier event you do not want to miss! We will see you Saturday. Cheers!


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Robert B. Parker's Colorblind
Jesse Stone is back on the job after a stint at rehab, and the road to recovery is immediately made bumpy by a series of disturbing and apparently racially motivated crimes, beginning with the murder of an African-American female tourist. Then, Jesse's own deputy Alisha, the first black woman to join the police force in Paradise's history, becomes the target of a sophisticated frame-up. As he and his team work tirelessly to unravel the truth, he has to wonder if this is just one part of an even grander plot, one with an end game more destructive than any of them can imagine.
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- Murder -- Investigation -- Fiction.
- Police chiefs -- Fiction.
- Stone, Jesse (Fictitious character) -- Fiction.
Genre: Detective and mystery fiction.
Other Authors: Parker, Robert B., 1932-2010, creator.
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Description: 356 pages ; 24 cm.
Other Title:
- Robert B. Parker's Colourblind
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Our trip to Portugal hasn't all been about surfing and wine! Food also plays a big part and cooking within Miles the camper van means sticking to simple and relatively quickly prepared cuisine. That doesn't have to mean it is any less tasty though. So here is a 'taste' of some of the things we prepared during our trip; a couple repeated from previous years but still very much top choices whilst on the move.
First up is breakfast. We've made Overnight Chai Oats for a few years now but I'd never thought to make it whilst camping before so this year I packed a couple of kilner jars (with bagged up grains inside them for space saving) into Miles' 'kitchen'. I also packed oats, chai spices, chia seeds, and raisins in our food stock before we left. In addition I included a bottle of Bee Free Honee that my sister had sent over from the US. We'd saved it for our trip as it doesn't require refrigeration so is an ideal camper van treat and alternative to the maple syrup that would need to be kept in the fridge. Plant based milks are readily available both in heath food stores and supermarkets in Portugal so no problem there. We changed the recipe slightly here and there, adding goji berries instead of raisins at times and also adding in pumpkin seeds, which we highly recommend to give it an extra crunch and nutritional kick. We do have a fridge in Miles but we generally don't use it, to cut down on the need to use lots of power. However, the overnight temperatures in the van weren't such that the oats would suffer any consequences from lack of being sat in the fridge. Indeed the oats were actually a cool temperature the next morning and perfectly ready to be devoured heartily.
The chia seeds came in useful too for a little simple and healthy drink I took to making as a variation to the water, lime juice, chia seed and maple syrup 'running tonic' featured in the ultramarathon book 'Born to Run' and also featured as a 'Chia Fresca' on Wildebeest's drinks menu. With an ample supply of cheap fresh limes around it was never a problem to squeeze some juice into a bottle, top up with coconut water and throw in some chia seeds. Let it sit for about 10 minutes or so and there you go, a refreshing and tasty drink to enjoy in the heat of the day. I made a few of these just in time for Phil to come out from the surf and he very much appreciated the refreshment.
What could be simpler and more Portuguese for lunch than bread, olives and Padron peppers? Much of the non-packaged bread in Portugal was simply made from flour, yeast, water and salt; what all good bread should only contain. It was extremely tasty too so needless to say we enjoyed our daily bread fresh from the bakery. Olives in Portugal; well that is a no-brainer and then Padron peppers....well, that is a match made in heaven. We can actually get Padron peppers over here now at around this time of year but they are never as good as the ones in Portugal, so we generally take full advantage of our location and enjoy them a fair amount; simply fried whole in olive oil and sprinkled with a little salt.
Whilst we are on the subject of simple lunches, how about a simple salad of sliced juicy tomatoes and avocados with a splash of olive oil and cider vinegar? The tomatoes in Portugal are ripe and plump as are the avocados which are also about twice the size of the ones we generally find over here. We happened to have both on hand one day and I fancied some raw food so combined them and found it to be 'more than the sum of its simple parts'. It made me wonder whether we over complicate food sometimes!
On to a favourite from the last couple of years now; a filling creamy pasta dish. Follow the link from last year for the full recipe but basically it is made with fava (broad) beans, mushrooms, leeks, pasta and a plant based cream. In Portugal you can readily buy fava beans fresh and still in their pods. You can also get cartons of oat or almond cream in supermarkets or health food stores. We even found spelt cream this year. A variation we made this year was on the one occasion we couldn't find fava beans but happened across a package of gnocchi that was vegan in the refrigerated section of a supermarket. It might not have been quite as healthy as the fava bean version but it was very tasty!
Our final simple suppers offering is another creation from the kitchen of Phil - Sweet Potato and Feijao Manteiga (that is butter bean in English) Stew. The butter beans in Portugal aren't the huge white jobs that you get over here. They are small, 'meaty' (probably the wrong word to use as a vegan but you get the idea!), earthy, brown beans. You get them in cans, jars and also dried. When camping we buy them in jars or cans ready cooked but we always return with a fair few packets of dried ones for use at home.
This stew is a hearty, protein packed offering which we mostly enjoyed with a couple of slices of that lovely Portuguese bread on the side, maybe a few olives here and there and okay, yes, maybe a glass or two of vinho tinto!
This stew is a hearty, protein packed offering which we mostly enjoyed with a couple of slices of that lovely Portuguese bread on the side, maybe a few olives here and there and okay, yes, maybe a glass or two of vinho tinto!
Sweet Potato and Feijao Mantiega Stew
The recipe below obviously uses the butter beans we get in Portugal but you could use any beans that you so please. By the way, we also always travel with a small stash of herbs and spices!
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 medium leek (sliced)
1 red pepper (cut into chunks)
1 teaspoon hot paprika powder
1 teaspoon sweet smoked paprika
Black pepper (a few grinds or to taste)
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons sun dried tomato paste
2 large sweet potatoes (peeled and cut into 1" cubes)
250g dried beans (or 2 cans cooked)
3 teaspoons oregano (fresh or dried)
1. Soak the beans for 48 hours, rinse well and then cook for 1 hour and 15 minutes if using dried.
2. Saute the leek and pepper in oil until soft.
3. Add the two lots of paprika, black pepper and salt and saute for one minute.
4. Add the tomato paste and stir in.
5. Add the sweet potato, beans and oregano and then enough water/bean cooking liquid to cover by 1/2" and simmer for 25 minutes.
Travel and enjoy!


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EU releases draft mandates for trade talks with U.S.
Agriculture is excluded from the draft mandates on industrial goods tariffs and conformity assessment.
EU draft negotiating mandates for trade agreement talks with the U.S. released Friday exclude agriculture, setting up a potential clash with the U.S., where several leaders have called for negotiations to cover that sector.
The conflicting positions most recently played out this week.
"We are not proposing any negotiations with the U.S. to reduce or eliminate tariffs on agriculture products," EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom saying during a press conference Friday.
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, on Wednesday told reporters that it's expected that trade agreements address agriculture in order to earn Senate approval.
Trade Promotion Authority legislation sets agriculture as a principal objective for the U.S. in trade agreement negotiations, and requires the White House to consult with Congress throughout such talks.
The European Commission on Friday submitted the draft mandates to EU member states, which must approve the proposals before formal trade agreement negotiations with the U.S. can start, the commission said in a press release.
The two draft mandates separately address removal of tariffs on industrial goods and "conformity assessment," the latter of which aims to make it easier for companies to demonstrate their products meet technical requirements in the U.S. and EU, the commission said.
Elimination of duplication of testing, inspection, and certification requirements could reduce costs for companies seeking access to the U.S. or EU, the conformity assessment draft mandate said.
"In case of mandatory third-party conformity assessment (approximately 70 percent of cases in the U.S.), enabling exporters to seek certification in the country of export of products to prove compliance with the applicable rules in the country of importation can facilitate trade," the draft mandate said.
The possibility currently exists only for certain sectors under a 1998 bilateral mutual recognition agreement, which doesn't properly function for all covered sectors, making conformity assessment costs significant for EU exports in key sectors like machinery and equipment, the draft mandate said.
As for the mandate associated with industrial goods, the goal of negotiations is to eliminate all tariffs on both sides of the Atlantic, with a "substantial elimination of tariffs upon entry into force and a phasing out of such tariffs in a short time frame," according to the mandate.
The mandate defines industrial goods as all goods other than those in Annex I of the World Trade Organization Agreement on Agriculture.
The simple average applied most-favored nation tariff rates on non-agricultural products are 4.2 percent in the EU and 3.1 percent in the U.S., rates that are relatively low but whose elimination would have an "important impact" in both areas, because of the "sheer size" of the partners' trade relationship, the mandate noted.
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She noted that U.S. negotiating objectives for a trade agreement with the EU didn't designate automobiles for exclusion, despite a joint statement from a July meeting between President Donald Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker indicating that talks wouldn't cover autos.
"If there are sensitive individual products here, like pickups, I'm sure that negotiators can find a solution," Malmstrom said.
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Christmas is getting closer and My Sister Knits has some last minute gift ideas for you! We hope these will complete your holiday shopping. They could be for someone special or perhaps tucked under the tree as a festive treat for you!
Six and Seven Fiber
This lovely yarn comes to us from Rachel Lundstrom in Lakewood, CO!If you are an Anne of Green Gables fan, you're going to want to check out the Anne of Green Gables 10-skein Mini Set! This set has a printed pattern with it designed by Joanna Johnson, a Colorado native. It is dyed on Rachels' Milo base, a 75% Merino wool/25% nylon fingering weight. Imagine the fun of knitting with colorways with names such as Lake of Shining Waters or Puffed Sleeves!On the other hand, if you're a Harry Potter fan, you're going to want to see the Harry Potter 10-skein Mini Set, again on the Milo base. This comes with names such as To The Library and Emotional Range of a Teaspoon!We also have Rachel's Alfalfa, another fingering weight yarn that consists of 80% Merino wool, 10% Cashmere goat and 10% nylon.To round out our collection, we have her Soybean which is a 100% DK weight yarn.
Ritual Dyes
This yarn comes to us from another Rachel, Rachel Bratcher who lives in Portland, Oregon.FAE is an ethereal 70% mohair/30% silk lace weight bit of fluff with shine!Maiden is an 80% Merino wool/20% Nylon fingering weight yarn.Priestess is a DK weight, 4 ply 100% Superwash Merino wool yarn.Ritual Dyes is where our Knitter's Backpacks come from; we have a new shipment with several colors available! We also have Moon Pouches, cute little round canvas containers for your knitting accessories or keys, in an assortment of colors!
Pompom Issue 27: Winter 2018 is here! Norah Gaughan is this issue's guest editor which lets us know that we will be treated to her mind-boggling cables; just look at the sweater on the cover!Pompom's Knit How: Simple Knits, Tool & Tips is a book for the new knitter. Chock full of tutorials, advice, and patterns, it's exactly what a beginning knitter needs!
My Sister Knits always has candles! We have our favorites plus a new line. Let us know what you think of them when you find them in the shop! These fill homes with lovely scents of the season!
Make a Hat Day
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I am very excited to have been invited to speak at the Rockport (Massachusetts) Public Library's program, From Inspiration to Publication. On Thursday, November 9, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., another first-time author and I will discuss the processes and experiences encountered while writing and publishing our first novels. Afterward, we will be answering questions and signing books, which may be purchased at the event through The Bookstore of Gloucester. Please come to this fun event and encourage two neophyte writers!
From Inspiration to Publication
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In a message dated 26/06/2011 05:22:51 GMT Standard Time, XXXXXXXXXX.com writes:\\\\\\\\\\ Of Course India is made into a corrupt country. The reasons are many. Hundreds of years of Islamic invasion and Christian colonialism have made Hindus drift into different directions and to absorb alient culture and life style. Due to corruption, our life is in mortal danger. Why? Most of our institutions are in danger.Not all will be saved, and perhaps not all deserve to be saved. There are corruption, religious conversion, Jihadi terrorism, public looting, Black money, Hawala transaction, bogus secularism falling educational system looting of temple wealth,. We have no obligation to save them simply because they exist. \\\\\\\\\\\\ We should not blame authentic real Hindu Dharma for these social, political ills. Phony secularism, irrational tolerance, unreasonable compromise, alien culture and slavery have corrupted our Hindu Dharma and culture. We have deviated from our scriptures, traditions, and clear-correct and comprehensive philosophy. WE have borrowed from alien culture by compulsion, slavery, invasion and threats. We have also borrowed dangerous concepts like Ahimsa, all religions are the same, let everybody live according to their whims and fancy etc. These alien concepts have corrupted our will to live a decent life. We start tolerating intolerant ideology and intolerant people in the name of compromise. We start compromising with deviant dogmas, corrupt life style, and dangerous politicians and atheist, immoral, ant social leaders. \\\\\\\\\\\\ The answer to these social-political-psychological problem, I think is that we share an uncommon devotion to phony secularism, transient values, and tolerate corrupt, immoral politicians and uneducated, foreign born, immoral leaders to lead the nation. The immoral, corrupt politicians and the foreign owned media is engaged in a psychological warfare to make the majority Hindus zombies and drift aimlessly.Efforts to reeducate them,and preferably to keep them assertive and proud of real culture is national necessity. \\\\\\\\\\\\ Now let us be clear on one major point. There is nothing inherently wrong in our temple offerings. What is wrong is our inability to protect our temple wealth, preserve our authentic Hindu teaching and promoting our real Dharma. Hindutva never wanted us to compromise with alien ideologies or dogma, Hindutva never wanted us to tolerate corruption or never taught us that all religions are the same. Our traditional belief system is erased, reformulated and re fabricated to suit corrupt politicians, mullahs, missionaries, miscreants and criminals. Our enemies want us to be satisfied with meaningless abstract discussion, so that our enemies can mold us, exploit us and continue looting our temple wealth and empty national treasury for their whimsical life and continue their profit. The role of Hindus is awesome. Simple condemnation of such atrocities is not enough. These criminals are not willing to change their deviant behavior or apocalyptic ideologies.It would be foolish to continue our tolerance of intolerance and compromise with deviant people.It is crucial for us not to continue the system. A frontal attack on our education is the first step. Our enemy use the contaminated educational system for the purpose of keeping us in denial. We have to break the thick wall of denial, apathy, inaction, pacifism, indifference and tolerance of intolerance. The corrupt system will be finally destroyed only when a revolutionary social-religious-political-psychological system permits Hindu's need for political-social power is met in ways that do enable us to kick out corrupt politicians out once for all.If Hindus are clever enough, it is time to wake up.We have been serving the interests of our enemies for long, Let us join together and take appropriate action. We could survive the destruction of the corrupt system. 000000000


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Lady Jane Grey, Simonetta Carr, Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2012. Hardcover, 64 pages, $18.00.
Like many of you, my family and ecclesiastical roots are in the Netherlands. As a result, I tend to know a lot about Dutch church history and comparatively little about happenings across the North Sea. Prior to reading this book, I knew nothing about Lady Jane Grey, though I did know something of some of the other characters involved in her life such as Henry VIII and Edward VI. This book, written for children, is an excellent way to expand our church history horizons.
Lady Jane Grey briefly took the throne of England after the death of the Protestant boy-king Edward VI in 1553. It was his wish that she would rule instead of his step-sister Mary. Lady Jane Grey was a Protestant too; she loved the gospel and would have strengthened the work…
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The physical size that the report's output occupies on paper is fixed and can only be tweaked by changing the font size on the printer.
So everything is adjusted on the hardware which is cumbersome and not flexible
Barcodes are output in Code39 format by running reports which have embedded HEX escapes which submit PCL commands to the printer. This requires writing PCL, having a printer understanding PCL (an expensive one) and other drawbacks include : absolute text positioning and limited output space.
The printed reports look dated/legacy and are not inviting or pleasing to the eye
I haven't looked into but I am certain that the new Ingres reporting facilities can produce graphically rich reports but this would require a complete report re-writing/re-designing which is not an option in this case since the amount of reports available supersede 1000 in number
Even if the new reporting facilities were to being used all Ingres sites must be upgraded to a new version and many clients still use old versions even way back to II 2.0;so this is not a universal solution
How can all this be changed ? By calling a2ps to the rescue, or ASCIItoPostScript.
This utility has the ability to take as input a plain text-ASCII file and turn it into a Postscript file.
What are the advantages of that?
Since Postscript is a language (an interpreted one) it handles all printer relating issues internally. It loads the fonts and character encodings on the printer, changes the font-sizes, can use multiple fonts and much more, which makes the process of report generation agile and flexible.
In essence it eradicates all issues brought forward in point (1)
Point (2) now just becomes a simple issue of choosing the right font. No more
embedded PCL commands and escapes inside the report. The font-size and look can be customized.
Code 39 is easier to print than EAN13 though; a string can be directly represented by the Code39 font but EAN13 requires the string/number sequence to be encoded into an intermediate format before it can be represented by the font. a2ps had a small issue in this case and required a small hack into it's character set encoding files to properly generate an EAN13 barcode. In any case the flexibility gains are huge.
As for point (3), a2ps has pretty-printing capabilities which makes the visual outcome in the picture postscript.jpg happen.
These capabilities come in the form of style sheets, postscript prologue files, multiple fonts in the same file, the in-place use of LaTex symbols and most importantly the ability to use regular expressions to do character substitution.
All of these features combined can produce great looking, customizable effects and most importantly allow for a template mechanism which can be automatically applied to any report. For example you can highlight specific parts of the report, use underlining, use Latex/Symbols to denote special conditions or characters etc
However in the most part you are still confined by the characters of the character set/encoding used. This means that the colour lines you see in the transformed report (postscript.jpg) are not possible without some visual trickery.
For example in the Latin1 or ISO-8859-7 or all ASCII extended character sets, there are no graphic/symbol characters at any position. This means that if you wanted to replace the vertical or horizontal bar with something else as to produce the green bars seen here, you can't.
Thus to reach the pretty/green outcome seen here a visual trick has been employed involving regular expressions to replace the characters used for drawing the horizontal and vertical bars (seen in plain.jpg) "|","=","-".
Also,with specially crafted regexes you can replace specific characters or combinations of characters or characters that meet some special criteria giving way to many visual effects.
A2ps' regexe's are a bit awkward to use and you also have to understand the a2ps model of how to apply them inside the style sheets.
Other tricks involved in the pretty-printeed report are how to tweak the horizontal line sizes so they weight differently; for example the weights used when underling a header or when underlining/splitting the tabular data are different. All these tricks combined satisfy point (3)
As for point (4) the criteria have been met, as the existent reporting infrastructure was not altered; neither the report code was altered nor an Ingres upgrade was required;the reports continue to work as they used to but now before they get printed they are filtered by a2ps
The additional bonus is that the whole process is truly multiplatform. a2ps works with the same exact settings in Linux, UNIX and Windows/OpenRoad.
However,again,the printer will have to be 'speaking' Postscript. This should not be an issue with laserjets but might be with Inkjets. If the printer does not understand Postscript then Ghostscript can be used as an additional filter which theoretically enables ANY printer to print Postscript and is particularly used in Linux distributions where printer drivers are not easy to find.
Thus by using Ghostrscript any low/cheap inject printer can become Postscript enabled; can even print barcodes on a $60 low end inkjet printer rather than using a $500 high end laser jet.
Another advantage is that a2ps supports both Postscript type 1 and 3 fonts which are vector based and not bitmapped so they scale well. At the same time this is a disadvantage too since those kind of fonts are obsolete and hard to find. Particularly for iso-7 not only the right font should be found but also the iso7.edf encoding description file should be patched.
I hope that in the future a2ps will support Unicode which will :
Switch the regex engine from byte orientation to character orientation
One Unicode font to substitute all fonts which will i18n and enriching reports with graphical glyphs
Getting used to the a2ps environment not particularly easy. You have to get used to style sheets, rules, prologue files, maybe some postscript knowledge is required which would allow one to modify the generated code and sometimes even hack encoding files but it is well worth the effort!
In part 2 we will take a look the setup of the printing architecture with Ghostscript that enables the printing of any report from Unix by using the Windows GDI driver. An extra advandage of using GS is generating the report in PDF format straight from the Unix ABF application; this enables portability, attaching the report to emails, inserting graphics, watermarks etc....


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LPA Photographers / Tim Atkins / Permanent Roster
We are delighted to announce that from our 2015/17 LPA Futures competition winners, Tim Atkins will be joining out permanent roster of photographers! Tim has worked on some fantastic projects since winning the Futures competition in 2015 and his work has gone from strength to strength. In the past two years he has worked with clients such as Marks & Spencer, Green & Blacks, Peroni, Pilsner, Euphorium Bakery, Intercontinental Hotel, Blake's Hotel and Marie Curie to name a few. Tim has an amazing eye for detail and colour and delivers consistently fantastic results on every shoot he works on.
To celebrate here are some of our favourite images of Tim's from the past two years;
© Tim Atkins / Green & Blacks / Gill Mellor
© Tim Atkins / Intercontinental Hotel / The Ella Cante
@ Tim Atkins / Marks & Spencers / Tina Jui
© Tim Atkins / Live & Breathe / Peroni
© Tim Atkins / Purple PR / Blake's Hotel


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The St Albans Saints have overcome the North Geelong Warriors 3-2 at Elcho Park on Saturday afternoon.
Two goals in a minute gave the Dinamo the early advantage despite a red card reducing the squad to ten men.
North Geelong managed to level the proceedings but not long enough to prevent their rivals from scoring again and take the three points.
Dinamo entered the match with a renewed confidence following their come-from behind draw against a full-strength Melbourne Victory.
Indeed, they started in a similar manner and played at a high intensity from the opening whistle.
Joseph Monek had the first shot of the match, yet his shot travelled straight into the opposition goalkeeper.
The strong Croatian rivalry was on full display as Rodrigo Covarrubias was the first to put his side on the score-board.
His slot home from a Matthew Cundari pass gave the visitors the all-important early advantage.
Within the space of a minute, the Saints had doubled their lead via a Cundari strike.
Seconds later, the midfielder received a straight red card following alleged sledging towards an opposition player.
Despite being reduced to ten men, Dinamo managed to maintain a sense of calm on all areas of the pitch.
North Geelong managed to curb the deficit to a goal after scoring several minutes prior to half-time.
The second term began with a few sporadic shots from the hosts, yet it was the visitors whom were given the chance to further strengthen their lead.
An awarded penalty was missed by Covarrubias much to the relief of the hosts.
As the match progressed, the physicality and animosity increased with a hefty challenge on Daniel Slovacek resulting in two yellow cards.
While both teams challenged every ball, it was the Warriors whom scored their second of the match to equalise; in the hope of securing a draw from the tie.
However, in true Dinamo fashion, the Saints again took the lead seconds later and in doing so, secured the three points for the visitors.
The Saints remain in first position in the NPL2 West ahead of the FFA Cup break.


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The pharmacy technician is conducting the weekly controlled drug balance check. He runs out of time to complete the task so just fills in the last three sections knowing that these are slow moving controlled drugs and are never wrong. The next day the dispenser notices a discrepancy and asks if the pharmacy technician completed the CD balance check.
He said yes he did.
The investigation that followed revealed that the balance could not have been correct when the pharmacy technician checked it and was therefore found to have told a lie.
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Before I head out the door, I just saw a short article that a repeal of the new requirement on issuance of 1099s (part of the health care fiasco) was introduced by Democrats today. The measure was an amendment to a bill on health care benefits on 9/11 respondents. The overall measure failed on a procedural vote (it needed a two-thirds vote to pass).
However, the fact that Democrats introduced the measure indicates that it is very likely that the burdensome 1099 requirement will be repealed before the implementation date (2012).


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he has been accustomed to dance with parental approval, and where the
church, of which he and his parents are active members, has at least ex-
pressed no disapproval, he discovers that this particular form of social
activity is not permitted at the college. The college can and does explain
why no dances are held on the campus. But the college has not felt that it
could rightly regulate the conduct of its students away from the campus by
placing upon them restrictions which their parents and their churches at
home are unwilling to impose upon them.
Enrollment for the fall term of 1944 was 756 with 555 on the
Wake Forest campus, 10 at the Duke-Wake Forest Law School, and
191 at Bowman Gray. Of the campus total, 125 were women, and
the freshman class of 313 was the largest in history. By the start of
the spring term in January 1945, enrollment had dropped to 361 in
the undergraduate school. There had been changes in the faculty,
too. Dr. Herman Parker, assistant professor of physics, and Dr.
Walter J. Wyatt, head of the Chemistry Department, left to join
government agencies. Dr. Dale Stansbury, dean of the Law School,
left to become a professor of law at the University of Tennessee and
was succeeded by Prof. Herbert R. Baer as acting dean. Prof. E. W.
Timberlake was also teaching law, Dr. Everett Gill was assisting in
the Religion Department, Thomas Arrington, Jr., was helping out in
math, and James B. Cook, Jr., was an instructor in chemistry.
The Wake Forest staff had not changed very much. Ethel Taylor
Crittenden was librarian, and she was assisted by Mrs. E. E. Folk,
Laura Fleming, and Ellen W. Ewing. Mrs. E. B. Earnshaw and Mrs.
E. C. Cocke were in the bursar's office, and assisting Registrar Pat-
terson were Winifred Royall and Mrs. Thane McDonald. Mrs. R. S.
Pritchard was secretary to President Kitchin, and Georgia Godfrey
was Dean Bryan's secretary. Over at the infirmary, under the
supervision of college physician Dr. George C. Mackie, two nurses,
Betty Staymates and Mrs. Altha Smith Satterwhite, were looking
after students with health problems ranging from the sniffles to
influenza and sprained ankles.
January of 1944 saw the return of the campus and all its buildings
to the exclusive use of the college. On the fifteenth of the month the
last units of the Army Finance School departed for Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Indiana, and Wake Forest was no longer "occupied
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How to Determine the Best Roof Insulation for Your Home
Heat in our houses is very necessary to be conserved especially when the seasons are very cold. There are many ways in which heat can be brought in our homes but not all the heat is retained after a while. There are ways in which the heat gets to be lost to the outside atmosphere leaving the people under chilly conditions. Research has proved that almost a quarter of the heat from our rooms is lost through the through conduction by the roof to the atmosphere above. By all means, such big and significant heat losses have to be accounted for and reduces by adding some facilities that will aid in the reduction of the percentage of the heat loss. On of the most known organization that carries out the installation and distribution of the roofing insulators are the Aerolite installers.
There are many types of roofing materials and each has an insulator that is suitable for them. The insulation materials are normally applied at the ceiling level by the Aerolite installers. From the basic science, warm air rises and probably up to the roof level and this has to be controlled and terminated by all means. To curb this problem, the roofing materials are installed at the ceiling level so that they prevent the heat from being conducted away by the roof.
There are many forms of the insulating materials that are being used by the Aerolite installers. There is one specific type called the spray-foam insulation icynene. It has the great capability of sealing all the holes, gaps and crevices that may be allowing heat loss or bringing in cold air. It is able to disable all the penetration of the cold air in the rooms by ensuring that the roof has become air tight perfectly. Because the leaking air goes out carrying some heat, it is very necessary to keep the roof to be air tight. For some of the specialist even advocate that the floors may also be necessary to be insulated.
There are a wide variety of the roofing insulators that are provided by Aerolite distributors. Most of these insulators are very easy to handle and use them at various premises. The common materials that are used to manufacture the insulators are the mineral wool, polystyrene and wool. There is also the use of wood to provide insulation. More information can be got from the internet where people click on the websites to learn more.
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Wednesday, 25 November 2009
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Friday, 20 November 2009
A 'Craftacular' Christmas in Cowal
There's no denying it-Christmas is on it's way whether you like it or not! So how can you make your gift shopping pleasurable, and dare I say it, fun? Well, on the 5th and 6th of December there are two events that should sort out your gift ideas but in the most relaxed and delicious of surroundings. For two days only you will be able to get your hands on some of the best, most innovative and divine handcrafted goodies in the West of Scotland. We're going all out for the most 'Craftacular' Christmas ever-think innovative, inspiring, unique, fun and all made with care and attention to detail. Think 'Handmade not High Street".
Kicking it off in style the delectable Glasgow Craft Mafia pay another visit to the Cowal of on Saturday 5th December. Head down to Inver Cottage for some serious 'eye candy'-choose from all manner of delights from the following fabulous designers and makers - Covetables, Pumpkinsputnik, Askingfortrouble, Rosies Retro Styling, Girl Industries, Sarey Poppins!
And if that wasn't enough!! Sunday 6th December sees the 'Creggans Xmas Cracker'! Come to the fabulous Creggans Inn in Strachur, Argyll for delicious Sunday Lunch then stay and browse the stalls at the Indie market which include the rainbow effect, Fresh Berry Designs, Pure Therapy, Carrot Coriander, Bute Crafts, and many, many more!! In addition be soothed by the DGS Heavenly Choir and, if all that wasn't enough, we've even got our own Beauty Angel on call for a bit of pampering (appointments direct, contact Kate - 01369 860160) and a vintage style tea room going on-now what a way to make your shopping a little bit more fun! Food, pampering, stylish gifts by the bucket load-A Merry Christmas indeed and all within a scenic hours drive from Glasgow!! For further info contact 01369 860279.
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Mum and I recently saw a great play at the Donmar in Covent Garden. It's called 'One Night in Miami…' and was all about the infamous moment in a small hotel room in Miami when four historic friends hung out. The night was when Cassius Clay (you'll no doubt know him as Muhammad Ali), won the world heavyweight title and celebrated with his closest friends activist Malcolm X, singer Sam Cooke and football star Jim Brown. Continue reading "Native, Covent Garden"
I was recently lucky enough to finally find myself in lovely Denmark, it was a whistle stop tour with only 24hours in Aarhus, Denmark. Aarhus is one of those smaller cities which is overlooked when people think of Denmark, as they'll naturally go straight to Copenhagen but if you do get the chance Aarhus is really blossoming and proving a go to destination for culture and food, it's even been named as 2017 European Capital of Culture. Continue reading "Substans, Aarhus Denmark"
It always brings back memories of my old job when I'm able to pop back to Fitzrovia and sample the culinary delights in the area and for this occasion it was an evening of Peruvian cuisine. What used to be a local cafe on the corner has now been turned into Pisqu, which the name symbolises the birthplace of Peru's national drink – Pisco sour. Continue reading "Pisqu, Fitzrovia"
La Fabrica on Stroud Green Road has been a restaurant we've walked past on many occasion while constantly saying 'we must try this place'. Finally due to cancelled plans we had a free impromptu evening and made our way down to sample their tapas. Continue reading "La Fabrica – Support Your Local"
With heavy hearts it was time for us to bid farewell to Katie & Mike, who are moving all the way up to Cambridge. Not so very far you may say, but gives us a great excuse to gorge on Katie's one true love, pizza. What better place to have a uni reunion than at Homeslice on Old Street. Continue reading "Uni reunion at Homeslice, Old Street"
I do apologise for the lateness on this post as the exhibition has now finished, but don't worry you didn't miss much. I should rewind and explain, the family and I popped to Somerset House for Bjork Digital which was described as an immersive virtual reality exhibition about the Icelandic musician Bjork. Continue reading "Bjork Digital & Margot, Covent Garden"
Lexi and I have a mission, to work our way through the recent Michelin star restaurants, now most of the ones we'll be going for will no doubt be from the Bib Gourmands list which is for the restaurants that offer 3 of courses for under £28 but for this evening we went for one of the new entries in the main list, Ellory. Continue reading "Ellory, Hackney"


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So you're feeling too fat to be photographed . . . – My Friend Teresa Photography
Listen. I hear you. You're a few pounds heavier than you like (or a 100lbs heavier than you like). I completely understand how you feel. I get that same blah feeling about myself when I think about booking new head shots or long overdue pictures of me and Justin. Precious, I even picked a career that has me permanently behind the camera rather than in front of it. Seeing myself in pictures actually produces the faintest sick feeling in my stomach. Isn't it amazing we can see the beauty in our best friends, sisters, mothers, and aunts without the slightest thought to their flaws . . . but can obsess for hours on our own imperfections? We fixate on our flaws to the point we shirk at any documentation that our round faces and curvy bodies ever walked the earth. No pictures to show how we LOVE, how we laugh, how we are treasured by our families. How is it possible that a double chin can overpower the beauty of a mother cuddling her child? How does arm fat distract from the perfect shot of a spontaneous hug? I swear y'all . . . how is it that we can put more value on a TUMMY ROLL than the captivating way you throw yourself into a roar of laughter during a shoot?