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Upton Lodge - Land off Berrywood Drive - Duston - Northampton - NN5 4BL 2.53 miles from Northampton, Northamptonshire
A development of new homes coming soon to Duston, Northampton.
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Upton Valley Way North - Northampton - Northamptonshire - NN4 9BX 2.66 miles from Northampton, Northamptonshire
This impressive collection of new 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes enjoys a superb location on the edge of Nene Valley Country Park, and just a few minutes drive from Junction 15A of the M1 for excellent commuter links.
New release
5 bedroom
Detached house
The central entrance hallway leads to a large lounge and a separate study at the front of the property, as well as the spacious kitchen/dining room. With single garage.
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4 bedroom
Detached house
The en suite master bedroom is found on the first floor, along with three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. With single garage.
An en suite master bedroom and three further double bedrooms are found upstairs, along with a family bathroom. With single garage.
A large kitchen/dining room forms the heart of the home for day to day living, with a handy utility area providing access to outside. With single garage.
Barton Road - Barton Seagrave - Kettering - Northamptonshire 13.68 miles from Northampton, Northamptonshire
Taylor Wimpey has completed a revised full planning permission for a residential development of 167 new homes on land off Barton Road, Barton Seagrave, Kettering, Northamptonshire and we are delighted that this application has now been approved by Kettering Borough Council
New Homes coming soon to Barton Seagrave
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Byfield Road - Woodford Halse - Northamptonshire - NN11 3QR 14.02 miles from Northampton, Northamptonshire
Woodford Meadows offers a beautiful collection of three and four bedroom homes for sale in the quaint and charming village of Woodford Halse, bordered by peaceful and picturesque Northamptonshire countryside.
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4 bedroom
Semi-detached house
The Easton is a 4 bedroom home over 3 floors with kitchen, living/dining room, wc, two double bedrooms and a single, family bathroom and an en-suite shower room to master bedroom
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Help to Buy available
The Monkford is a 4 bedroom home with a kitchen dining room, large living room, downstairs WC, 3 double bedrooms, family bathroom, en-suite shower room to master bedroom.
Stunning views
The Midford is a 4 bedroom home with living room, kitchen/dining room, downstairs cloakroom, family bathroom and en-suite double shower room to master bedroom.
Easymover scheme available
Longhorn Drive - Milton Keynes - Buckinghamshire - MK8 1AH 15.24 miles from Northampton, Northamptonshire
Vision2 @ Whitehouse will be a stunning development in Milton Keynes offering a tranquil setting on the fringes of this popular Buckinghamshire town. Our new homes will be located off Dansteed Way on the edge of Hazeley Wood, yet within walking distance of a wealth of amenities.
This attractive Buckinghamshire development comprises a collection of houses and apartments which form part of an exciting new residential neighbourhood. Woodland walks are found right on the doorstep, providing a peaceful haven away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
Taylor Wimpey South Midlands is in the process of proposing 157 new homes at our Vision development in Buckinghamshire. Planning permission is forecast to be granted by the end of July 2019.
Part exchange available
The Wayford comprises of Kitchen/Breakfast Area, Utility Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Study, Cloakroom, 4 Double Bedrooms, En-Suite Shower Room to Bedrooms 1 & 2 and Family Bathroom.
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The Rushton is a 5 bedroom family home with Kitchen/Dining Room, living room, study, 3 double bedrooms, 2 further bedrooms, 2 family bathrooms and en-suite double shower to master bedroom
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Part exchange available
5 bedroom
Semi-detached house
The Wilton is a 5 bedroom family home with Kitchen/Dining Room, living room, study, 5 double bedrooms, 2 family bathrooms and en-suite double shower to master bedroom
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If this is your first time reading one of our posts, here are a few things you should know: 1) we are all about community – if you want to make new friends or find buddies to run with, this is your group; 2) we welcome everyone – no matter your pace, gender or fitness ability – we split into groups based on pace so everyone can get what they want out of the night; 3) our Thursday night routes are always just about 3 miles – sometimes a little more, sometimes a little less; 4) we're about fun – want to have fun? Join us!
The 4th (or 5th!) Thursday of every month is our Wild Card Week where we run out of a different location. We switch these weeks up to see new areas of town + try new things. Running with WeRunMPLS is FREE!
For our second May Wild Card Week, we're not going very far - this week is at Nighthawks! Meet us in the parking lot behind Nighthawks (where we usually meet since they're neighbors with Five Watt!) for a great night. They'll have drink specials for us post-run + are offering up their Birdie space for our crew to hang out.
3753 Nicollet Avenue
Nighthawks' website: http://nighthawksdiner.com/
See you May 31 at 6:30pm!
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I've been wondering about this for a little while now. There are times when I need to make the same change to a plugin across an entire network - previously I've been going through each site an changing the settings individually, but this is getting a bit long winded as my network grows.
An example is as follows. I use Visual composer on my network, often, when I update the plugin, new elements are added to VC. With new elements, you have to manually activate them on each individual site. I'd rather learn how to write a script that will change these settings across my entire network.
Is something like this possible to do?


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I have had an account with Bank of the Ozarks for many years and could not be happier with them. It was super easy to create an account with them. The employees at my loc…
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I have had an account with Bank of the Ozarks for many years and could not be happier with them. It was super easy to create an account with them. The employees at my loc…
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The Kaiku Prepaid Visa is a pretty standard prepaid card. Obtaining the card is quick and easy. There is a monthly fee of $3 which is typical, but if you deposit $750+/month into the account, that fee is waived. One awesome benefit for this card is that there are lots of ATMs that you can use with no charge. There are multiple ways to deposit money. Card comes in several color choices, so that's fun. I haven't had to deal with customer service yet, so I can't speak directly on that matter. So far, no complaints!
I've been using the AmEx Bluebird Prepaid Card for about a year. I got it primarily to use for transferring some money I make from working online, but since getting it, I find that I use it for so much more! Transferring money via my Bluebird is so fast and easy. Transfers go through within minutes. My deposits are handled smoothly and quickly. I use their app to find compatible ATMs, so there's no fee for withdrawals, but on the few occasions that I've not been able to locate one, the fee is comparable to my regular bank account.
I have had an account with Bank of the Ozarks for many years and could not be happier with them. It was super easy to create an account with them. The employees at my local branch are always friendly and helpful. They're able to answer any and all of my questions. There are no monthly fees and no charges to use my debit card. Their online access is awesome too. I can log in any time to check my balance and see what transactions have gone through and what has not. They even have text capabilities so I can get notifications about my account on my phone. I continue to keep my business with this establishment, even when I have moved out of the area. They're irreplaceable!
I love my Chase Sapphire Preferred Card. It has lots of benefits and perks, which is why I use it more than any other credit card. The rewards program with this card is awesome! After you open your account and spend $3000, you will earn 40,000 bonus points immediately. I do quite a bit of traveling and this credit card gives me double points on travel and restaurants. I also get 20% off on airfare,car rentals, and hotel stays. There's no foreign transaction fee with this card, so it's great to use it when you travel outside of the United States. The annual fee is kind of on the high side, at $95, which is the only reason I didn't give it five stars... but the earned rewards more than make up for that. I'd recommend this card to anyone!
The annual percentage rate of 24.99% is pretty steep compared to other "user reward" type cards. (For example, the Kroger Rewards Visa APR is 13.99% - 23.99%). If you shop a lot at Loft stores, this may be worth it to you. You get an awesome 15% off of your first purchase with your Ann Taylor Loft Mastercard, and then you get 5 Loft Love Reward Points for every dollar you spend in Loft stores! Combine that with the 10% discount at Loft and Loft.com stores on the first Tuesday of every month, and that's some serious savings! Don't forget the Royal Treatment on your birthday. $15 off one in store purchase during your birthday month!
The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card is one of the best of the prepaid cards I've checked into. The monthly fee of $4.95 is lower than most, and there is no transaction fee! Only a $2 ATM fee, and that's only for NON Chase ATMs. Chase ATMs are free also! And no activation fee is amazing! The Rushcard has a $14.95 fee just for activating, and then $9.95 for monthly fees, and $1 for each PIN transaction. That's hardly worth the "cute designs" you can get from Rushcards (And some of those cute designs are an additional $14.95. Yikes!). I'll take the standard blue Chase Liquid Card with the Chase name and Chase reliability ANY day.


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When doing a bit of globetrotting, a party in the evening is must – you can't be on the beach or museums all day. But why go to the usual nightclub or bar when you could try out a different kind of experience.
So when you win big on online pokies New Zealand, spend that money wisely and take a trip to one of these cities and try something "strange".
Try our favourite different and odd evenings out in these fabulous cities:
If you're after a bit of a cheaper night in New York, hit all the galleries in Chelsea – Thursday night is opening night.
This means free wine and the opportunity to fake a huge knowledge of art.
If your ego can stand it, why not enjoy an evening of being picked on by comedians at the Comedy Cellar.
You are guaranteed to laugh the whole night (except when you are crying cause you're being made fun of)
If you feel like a decadent night out the House of Yes is the place, they consistently throw over the top lavish parties with themes.
Entrance is usually free but there will be a queue, but if you dress to impress (the theme of the party) you are in the door!
Miss the old fun park and swimming in a sea of plastic balls but also like cocktails and not being looked a strangely by kids and parents?
Then this is the night out for you, this is a playground for adults so jump into the fun and party
Having a bad hair day? Then meet your date in the dark and have drinks at this crazy venue. You get served Proseco and then darkness (the light s go out, no soul stealing). The hosts then guide you through four types of drinks, so you can immerse yourself more fully into the experience. The hosts are pretty damn funny too.
Get your evening out started real freaky with this two hour tour of the creepiest parts of London. You really get to immerse yourself into the more murky history of this old city, using Ouija board and Dowsing rods to encounter ghosts of plague and murder victims alike. You also learn much more, so give it a tour
It would be best to visit this establishment before you are fully tipsy, everything is stuck to the ceiling so drunken spinning eyes will not mix well! Madame Claude has a large following and has a great atmosphere with its students and hipster patrons and vintage decor.
Getting served a multi course meal by a top chef, in their home – yes please! The underground restaurants of Berlin are growing in popularity, but to get in you need to join one of the clubs like Daniels Eatery. This one off dining experience will be shared with only a small group of fellow diners, and is a great way to meet friends.
Why not take a tour of the darkness that is in the depth of the city, with a peek under the streets of Berlin. This tour takes you through the extensive underground network built to survive wars, and shows you the hidden spaces in the city.


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The way I see it is that all of life is a miracle, and as I study what scientists come up with, every detail of our natural universe bears witness of an intelligence so vast our brains are no match to comprehend even the coattails of it. We are mortals with abilities tailored to see a particular perspective. Our bodies and minds will perish but our Soul will not.
While I have no rush to get to the end of life, nor to know who/what is the source of it all, I am interested in knowing the way in which things work. I figure that I do not need to know how gravity works any more than knowing how a transmission in a car functions – in order to use it. I do not need to monitor the billions of processes that occur at any moment in order to give me a body to live in, and neither do I need to know what happens after we die. I am here for now and wish to experience life of a human being as fully as possible.
I believe life is a sort-of game we have chosen to participate in. We have limitations based on a shared belief system, but probably have a lot more power than we will ever know. Words have power, thoughts focus energy – and we have free will to create our own reality. As far as the super-being we call God keeping an eye on us – I do not think such a being has a predestined plan for each of us. Life is a game where we have limited knowledge but free will to act. We have free will to create a joyful or miserable experience here on Earth and Great Mystery does not judge us, nor punish us for bad behavior. Religions that believe in "sin" or say to be "God-fearing" seem illogical to me. Why would I fear something which which created the entire universe including me. Something that propels each molecule to exist in the Universe? I used to say, If God had wanted me to do everything right – He/She/It/We/They would have fired me a long time ago.
Even the ideas of "Karma" seem a bit skewed to me: If I am presented with a choice and opt for playing small or petty I will live through the consequences of that choice. There will be no victory dance, no hero's welcome, nor joy to share with others when taking the lesser road. The punishment for stealing, is time spent feeling like a thief. Unearned victories are seldom celebrated. The "sin" that some religions speak of, is a word meaning to "fall short" – as it was used in Roman times in Archery, from what I've heard. To me it means that if you don't jump into the burning building to save the baby, there is no punishment from the universe even if the baby dies. The flames provide a temporary opening for the path of a hero – and with it an indescribable experience, but it is only a potential and if you fall short it is simply a lesser experience. No Karma is being kept track of, like Santa Clause or TRW. The Universe has no ax to grind. "Fate" is being in the right place at the right time, but there is no price to pay if we are not, or do not measure up.
I believe our free will even extends through death and some may indeed experience the white tunnel, relatives waiting – while others could create a version of Purgatory, Heaven and Hell on the other side. Hopefully some angels are standing by to intervene in such cases, but I think we still will govern our own soul's journey – even from other dimensions. We can choose our next adventure, such as living another life – or coming back as a tree, grasshopper or seagull.
Many scientist say the entire Universe is simply a thought. I believe the thought is "I exist". Science has long been looking for something solid, but it appears there is nothing solid here at all. First the distance between a nucleus and it's first electron can be compared to a raisin orbiting an apple, at a 10 miles radius – at the speed of light. Then Molecules become particles, particles become plusses and minuses – that come from nowhere and disappear without a trace. We are in a reality-dream that can only exist because of what we call Time. Time creates distance. Without time reality does not exist. – That's how far science can take me – and I've heard that is what the movie "The Theory of Everything" is all about.
To me, it seems logical that if a vast intelligence have created me they/he/she/it/we – were either not paying attention, or they created everything – including me – on purpose. If they weren't paying attention they may not even know we exist – in which case we can go on living, perhaps like barnacles on a ship, but if we were created as a deliberate act, maybe they/he/she/it/we is/are still on our side. It's a chance worth taking and I believe talking to a bush is just as good as talking to a cross in a church. We seem to be heard and responded to in a myriad of ways and I have no idea how or why.
The question many people often ask God is: "What is the meaning of life?" – but is not a fair question. We were given free will and it is the Creator's question to us: "What gives your life meaning?"
For me it's gotta be music.


text: I am still home sick for being away from my home town, love ones and beloved families in the Philippines. Of course, I missed them so much and I can't get to see them all the time. Sometimes I tried to get hold of them through internet but only occasionally. In fact we have a very poor communication for a long time. Sometimes, my husband let me borrowed his cell phone just to contact my family in the Philippines. But most of the time he's not home because he is working. Yes, we have home phone but it's not connected for a long distance or international call. As a matter of fact, my husband started complaining of his cell phone bills too! But there is no other way to communicate my family. I worried so much about my parents and sisters for how are they doing? I was tired of being homesick so I decided to open my own cell phone wireless account in order to communicate my family anytime I wanted to. But when it comes to my long distance phone bills I would say "OMG"! It's really expensive to call long distance and the surprised long distance bills are very frustrating. I always run out of budget for these phone calls! One day, I called my Filipina friends and they introduced me to used this phone cards which is very affordable cards for them. After they told me about this phone card, I went straight to my computer and I purchased prepaid phone cards online too. Actually I bought more than three of this card so that I can enjoy talking with my family anytime and for as long as I want. Since then, I has been using phone cards for my cell phone. And what really amazes me to this Phone Cards Avenue is they provides the cheapest international phone cards and allows customers to save 80% discounts or more over regular long distance providers like at&t, sprint, and such. So far, it only cost me under five dollars calling abroad within half hour talking with my family. This phone cards & calling cards not only offer great voice quality but also great value! Yes that's right, it really saves me a lot of money and I don't have to worry about surprised long distance bills from my wireless phone provider at all. So try and use it! Then you will prove it too!


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to the only oliver i ever knew,
On a Sunday early morning when I know I have nothing to do, I run through my wardrobe to put things exactly how i want them. Sheet by sheet, books by books, and a pile of clothes folded one at a time. It isn't much but it keeps me occupied. Almost dismisses a perennial nostalgia for the year before this one and the one before that and all the ones before that.
In the background, somewhere around this time the church gets very crowded for the weekly mass, and if you listen carefully you can hear every word. but paying attention is not anywhere on my CV. So it is easy for me to ignore the checklist i found last week. It read in no particular order, a bookhouse, some films, an empty park, shopping.
In truth, it's a small bucket-list from 2 years ago that i didn't know i still had with me. i clutch to it, assuring it's still mine, before leaving it where it was. Like a toy to a child, it tells me i can come back to this feeling when I want. I am allowed.
10 years from today, I will no longer know why the letter has a tinge of orange scented perfume but today i remember, and shayad(perhaps) it is still your favorite.
It is still only the beginning of the day. noon and sunset aren't capable of this emotion. it asks me if it can stay, so i tuck it slowly under my pillow.
"here you're safe.
here you can live.
with me again. in parts."
I do not know what else to say, so I instantly dial home, tell mother what i ate for breakfast. and how the Bangalore weather makes it impossible for people to take cold showers. Your entire body would freeze.
Like the emotions. Lust at their core.


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PHILADELPHIA – The Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) volleyball team (22-9, 15-3 CACC) topped the Wilmington Wildcats (18-13, 12-6 CACC) in its penultimate conference match of the fall in four sets on Halloween night, 25-22, 25-18, 22-25, 25-23.
-Sophomore Logan Dontell, sophomore Abigail Kress and senior Courtney Wensel all tied for a match-high 13 kills.
-Wensel added a team-high 19 digs for a double-double, her 10th of the season.
-Dontell tied for a match-high .333 hitting-percentage with Wilmington's Jill Braunsberg.
-In addition to Wensel (19), senior Alexandra Harrington (18), junior Alexis Leddy (17), sophomore Caitlin Crespo (14) and sophomore Meghan Patterson (13) each finished with double-digit kills.
-Harrington recorded 46 assists in the win.
-The Rams notched 10 service aces: Crespo (4), Leddy (3), Dontell (2), Wensel (1).
-First Set: The first set was incredibly tight as neither team led by more than four. Jefferson broke a 17-17 tie in the midst of a five-point run and eventually won, 25-22.
-Second Set: Jefferson led by as many as seven at 17-10 and closed out the set by taking seven of the final 10 points, 25-18.
-Third Set: Wilmington jumped out to a 9-3 advantage in the third. Jefferson battled back by grabbing 10 of 12 points in the middle of the set to eventually tie it up 22-22 before the Wildcats won, 25-22.
-Fourth Set: Wilmington took a quick 4-1 lead before Jefferson tied it up 7-7 and then lead 10-7. Neither team led by more than two until the Rams went up 23-20. Wilmington won the next three to even the score before a bad Wilmington set and a kill by Wensel sealed the set, 25-23, and the match, 25-22, 25-18, 22-25, 25-23.
The Rams now close the regular season at Nyack on Saturday, Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. before determining final seeding for the CACC Tournament which starts Tuesday, Nov. 6 with the conference quarterfinals.


text: LONDON (MarketWatch) -- U.K. life insurer Prudential PRU, +0.93% PUK, +0.59% said Tuesday that it is considering its position after American International Group AIG, -1.49% said it wouldn't consider a revised bid for its Asian operations worth $30.38 billion. Prudential, which is not affiliated with the U.S. company of the same name, said the revised offer included $23 billion in cash, 2.16 billion new Prudential shares and $2 billion of tier one notes. The announcement came after AIG said earlier Tuesday that it wouldn't revise the terms. Prudential had previously agreed to acquire the Asian business from AIG for around $35.5 billion.


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38 Years And We're Still Looking For That Confounded Bridge
We've got four already, but now we're steady, and then they went 1, 2, 3, 4! Led Zeppelin's fifth studio album, Houses of the Holy was released on this day in 1973 and makes number 3 on the list of Five Albums I Could Listen To For The Rest of My Life.
Houses of the Holy was Led Zeppelin's fifth studio album and is the first one that's not officially named after the band. The album is a dedication by the band to the fans who went to their concerts at the venues, which they dubbed the Houses of the Holy. This album is also home to the song which they dedicated to the fans. That song would be "The Ocean", which is what they called their legions of fans as they saw them from the stage.
This record marked a real turning point for the band as they used more layering and different production techniques and is kind of far removed from the more bluesy sound they were used to in their first four albums. "D'yer Mak'er" is infused with a reggae beat, "No Quarter" is very spacey sounding and "The Crunge" is a funkdified tribute to James Brown. John Paul Jones also had a lot of fun using his new mellotron on "Over the Hills and Far Away" and "The Rain Song."
The release of Houses was originally slated for January of 1973, but album cover design issues delayed the release until March of 1973 and the band was already out on tour. A heavy pre-promote helped push the record to number one in the U.S. by the time their North American tour had kicked off. Houses stayed at number one for two weeks in the U.S. and also went to number one on seven other charts in five different countries.
*~By the way, "The Song Remains The Same" is AWESOME and is pretty much my favorite opening track for any record ever.~*
Here is Led Zeppelin performing "The Song Remains The Same" in L.A. March 25, 1975.


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About San Miguel de Allende
Mexico is a huge country that offers its visitors an amazing amount of diversity. San Miguel is located in the geographical center of the country and is said to be built upon a bed of crystal quartz. Many people believe this legend aids in the "magical" quality so often associated with this town. San Miguel is a peaceful, safe environment, full of friendly people, sophistication and charm to spare. It is small, but far from sleepy. The streets are always full of visitors and locals in a lively and festive atmosphere. There is more than plenty to see and do on off hours during the retreat, and Linda is on-hand to answer any questions you might have, and offer suggestions for eating and other activities. The weather in late March is temperate: breezy and cool. Most days you can count on very cool mornings, warm to hot sunny afternoons, and slightly cooler evenings. Think layers and bring a light sweater. There is virtually no humidity. San Miguel is quite hilly in parts, and the streets are cobbled. You will most likely be doing a lot of walking (the best way to see the town!), so we suggest to bring good shoes. We are at 6000 feet and if you have not been in high altitudes, you may feel a bit tired the first day or two. Luckily, there are numerous cafes, parks and plazas for rest and refreshments all over town. There are also ample and inexpensive cabs available should you need a break from the walking. The cab drivers, incidentally are some of the best locals to practice your Spanish with!
Here are some websites to get you familiar and excited about visiting this amazing town.
https://sanmigueldeallendeevents.com Used by all the locals, a very good daily calendar of events around town.


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Naming, Shaming and Apologising/
What an apology given 34 years too late can teach us about the act of saying sorry
Over 30 years ago, An Garda Síochána made a terrible mistake. And then they compounded it.
They assumed the very worst of a young woman under suspicion of murdering a child, even though medical testing at the time shed plenty of doubt on her guilt. They could not convict her of murder, so they made her pay for it the only way they knew how: through shame.
They dragged her family through the mud, outed an illicit romance, and made her literally sick on the tribunal stand—a tribunal that had been set up to question their motives, not hers.
This week, modern technology offered this woman and her family a small measure of justice and proof of what they always claimed to be true. She was not the guilty party. In return, the Gardaí and the government gave her this: a letter, a phone call, and a press conference apology.
I've been thinking about what it takes to get an apology. It's not so uncommon to hear the merits of forgiveness, 70x7 and all that. But how often do we exhort one another to ask for forgiveness? How long is too long, to let those words of empathy and sorrow go by? Does there have to be proof of wrongdoing or a public reprimand in order to make amends? And what if we never get it?
In a statement yesterday, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the woman falsely accused was "a woman who was very badly treated by her State and by her society in a way that so many other women have been in the past, and that needs to change." He then offered his own apology on behalf of the government and the country, saying the memories of this tragic story highlight the changes in Irish society from then till now.
Professor Tom Inglis of UCD's School of Sociology (and author of a book on the case), agrees, telling the Irish Independent that "she was caught up in this calamitous situation, the guards, the legal system, the media, the forces fighting for the soul of Ireland... You had the deeply patriarchal, conservative Catholic Ireland against the new Ireland that was struggling to emerge."
Evangelicals aren't immune to this kind of cultural stigma, either. Two decades after sexually assaulting a youth in his ministry – and only after she came forward as part of the growing #MeToo movement – a pastor in the States confessed in front of his congregation to the "sexual incident." In response, he received a standing ovation.
Ed Stetzer in Christianity Today writes that while the pastor claims he apologized to the victim, her family and the church immediately, the victim was instructed by her church to remain silent.
"So, not only do we have a questionable standing ovation after a problematic apology, but also accusations that church leadership were and continue to be involved in marginalizing the victim," says Stetzer.
"People have become jaded from carefully scripted and insincere apologies from these individuals," says Dr Nikki Martinez, a professor and counselor. "Often the apologies have been put together by their PR rep, and the individual had nothing to do with the creation of the apology at all. Most importantly, the person only apologies when they have been caught, and when there are going to be serious consequences."
At some point the "that was a different time" excuse no longer works. We are clearly still in that time, when people apologize only when forced to. Thirty years is too long to wait to make things right, and churches, governments, and the police should be held accountable for their abuses and actions.
And maybe more importantly, we must be willing to ask ourselves if and how we can make amends for the things we've done, overlooked or contributed to, lest we find ourselves on the wrong side of another 30 years.
"Ireland was a different place in 1984," Garda Superintendent Flor Murphy said in a statement on Tuesday. "It was a different society with different societal pressures. We would hope that in the Ireland of 2018 that people will be more prepared to come forward."
We would hope the same thing, too.
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Marjolein Stegeman was really sharp while taking pictures during the marathon of Rotterdam last Sunday. The picture above has been selected for the "caption contest" that the Dutch website http://www.losseveter.nl organizes every week. Click on the picture and participate!
My caption is: "por mucho que corra se me sigue viendo los cuernos".


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Mindfulness is the practice of paying attention, in a particular way, to what is happening in your life, as it is happening. It is learning to meet things as they are, without criticism or judgement, so that they can be seen more clearly.
Mindfulness offers a subtle, but significant shift in how we meet our experiences (internally and externally). Our automatic reaction to things we don't like or think should be different is to get rid of them. We try to push the discomfort away or try to resolve it—thinking about how to fix it, or who's to blame for it. On one hand, this makes sense. Stop what is uncomfortable. But often, what we resist, persists. Rejecting what is happening gives it more power. And usually adds to our original discomfort, making things worse.
A lot of time and energy gets spent rearranging our lives because we hope that when we get things, or ourselves sorted, we will have more peace of mind, contentment and satisfaction.
Mindfulness creates the space and capacity to see how things impact us, and to see, through our direct experience, what is and isn't helpful. It is a way to be more fully informed about our own lives and wellbeing.
Mindfulness is meeting our experiences consciously, rather than automatically. An alternative to letting our well rehearsed automatic habits or default mode determine how we live our lives. We learn to direct our attention to our experience with a quality of friendliness that allows us to see what is already here—anxiety, self-doubt, physical pain. From here, we can choose how to respond. Sometimes there are things we can do that might help. Other times, letting things be and redirecting our attention might be most helpful.
When we make decisions from this place, we often feel clearer. Wisdom can arise naturally when we are connected to our real experience, rather than lost thinking about how to deal with it. We learn to let life flow through us. Often getting out of our own way and letting things resolve naturally.
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Pastor Troy Martin
Text: Psalm 127
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday, 2018
The Sunday closest to the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion, has been set apart as Sanctity of Human Life Sunday since 1973. On this Lord's day, Churches teach on the image of God, remember the many lives lost to abortion, and commit themselves to a worshipful fight against murder. We want that faithful fight to be carried on to the next generation. That is what today's psalm is about...
v. 1 Without God working in our work, or fighting in our fights, no undertaking we engage in will succeed. God is the the success of every endeavor.
v. 2 The sacrifices we make are simply sorrows if they are not for God - and supported by God. Paul teaches something similar in 1 Cor. 13:3
v. 3 The truths in the last two verses are especially important to those who are raising children. Children are a chief blessing.
v. 4 The chief blessing that this psalm points to in children is that they are armaments. We, and our kids, are made for the battles of our day.
v. 5 Successful child-rearing is known when our children fight with us, as we fight the faithful fights of our own days.
Having allies in the faithful fights of our day is one of the "ends" of child raising. But it is also one of the chief "means" of raising faithful children. To inspire our kids' faith is often to inspire them for the fight. Paul, after all, describes the faith as the articles of a soldier's outfit Ep 5.
So if young Christians should be seen as arrows in the hands of a mighty man, then consider these things...
Teach _______________________________. In 1 Pe 3:15, the Bible instructs us to set our hearts apart for God. In order to do that, it instructs us to prepare answers to the controversies we encounter. Part of faithful child raising involves the same.
Engage _____________________________. Psalm 127 is not a kid who goes off alone to find faithful fights. That child joins his father in the gate. That presumes that the father is already engaged in the fight. In 1 Ti 2:1,3 Paul tells Timothy the same: "Join me!"
Love ________________________________. In Is 48:14, God tells Israel that he loves them. Because he loves them, he will fight Babylon. We are made in the image of that God. Those things we are willing to fight for are those things we actually love.
Questions for Household Growth
What does Genesis 17 have to do with today's sermon?
Is our Faith against fighting or warfare? Explain.
When did you last speak up for Jesus in a chat having to do with a controversial part of the Christian Worldview.


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Display Box – Laser Cut StyleThu, 6 Mar 2014
There are a number of websites out there that help you design boxes on laser cutters. I picked one pretty much at random and was fairly quickly able to put together this box. Not bad, I thought, but I do think that the stripy edge is a bit distracting.
I dropped the file into Illustrator and took out most of the castellations leaving these simpler parts. The piece, top left is a rectangle of 1mm thick clear acrylic. I cut out the parts on my laser cutter then the whole thing then just snaps together.
…and makes this rather attractive display case. I much prefer the design with just the corners dark.
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Shelley March 7, 2014 at 3:02 am
I'm sooo glad you have a
I'm sooo glad you have a laser cutter, Rob! Let the games begin!
You are proving the point of having such power in your hands when you modified the box file to suit.
Hoo ray!
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The idea for Vinotopia and what happened next
Hello again!
So last time I wrote about how you need to follow your passions, right?
Well..let's see, what does that mean for me: I love wine, beautiful things, and sharing that love of both, as well as traveling. Going to wineries is one of my absolute favourite past times as well - so the idea of Vinotopia was born: Creating beautifully designed products, designed as gift wares for fellow wine lovers, and working with wineries.
I spent the next months researching, designing, sourcing, getting to know people in the industry, project managing, and collaborating. And: Yes!!! That does include lots of wine tastings, events, and visiting wineries – could I possibly have the best job in the world?!
I will tell you a bit more about what it is that we have been working on and what happened next in one of my next posts..
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If you were in any doubt about the similarities between Earth and Titan, this animation of several observations snapped by NASA's Cassini Saturn orbiter should convince you otherwise.
As Cassini approached Saturn's largest moon during its July flyby, the mission watched clouds develop and dissipate over Titan's large methane-rich sea Ligeia Mare. Over the course of two days, Cassini watched the clouds blow over the sea at a speed of 7 to 10 miles per hour (3-4.5 meters per second).
VIDEO: Is Titan Older than Saturn?
Cloud formation in Titan's atmosphere has fascinated planetary scientists for some time. Since arriving in Saturn orbit in 2004, Cassini observed Titan's clouds on several occasions as the moon's south pole was experiencing late summer. As Titan's northern hemisphere experienced spring, clouds were observed there too. Then, when a huge storm spread throughout Titan's lower latitudes in 2010, few clouds have been spotted - puzzling many scientists. Are Titan's clouds a seasonal phenomenon? As yet, they're not really sure.
"We're eager to find out if the clouds' appearance signals the beginning of summer weather patterns, or if it is an isolated occurrence," said Elizabeth Turtle, a Cassini imaging team associate at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab in Laurel, Md. "Also, how are the clouds related to the seas? Did Cassini just happen catch them over the seas, or do they form there preferentially?"
NEWS: Cassini Spies Wind-Rippled Sea on Titan
Like Earth's water cycle - where water from the oceans evaporate, condense in the atmosphere, falls as precipitation and flows back into the oceans - Titan is thought to have a complex methane and ethane cycle, where the chemicals are chilled into a liquid state, forming large lakes or seas on the moon's surface.
And as this sequence of images shows, methane could be evaporating from the oceans and forming clouds, giving us a very privileged look into Titan's complex atmospheric cycles.
For more details behind this fascinating observation, browse the JPL Cassini news release.
This animated sequence of Cassini images shows methane clouds moving above the large methane sea on Saturn's moon Titan known as Ligeia Mare.
On August 4, the much-anticipated "Wonders of the Solar System" will premier on the Science Channel.
Presenter and physicist Prof. Brian Cox will show you the hidden mysteries of our interplanetary neighborhood, as well as breathtaking sights of the planets, moons and the sun. Cox will also examine some of Earth's extreme environments to see how life has adapted, perhaps helping us understand whether life can exist elsewhere in our solar system. To provide a taster of what you can expect from "Wonders," Discovery News has gathered some facts, figures and the best images of our solar system to assemble a special Wide Angle supporting this groundbreaking documentary. So, let's dive into orbit of the ringed gas giant, Saturn...
Moons of Saturn: Enceladus
Welcome to Enceladus, one of Saturn's icy inner moons. The streams of light you see are actually jets of water shooting out of the surface. The Cassini spacecraft discovered the geysers in December 2005, shown here in false-color. Researchers think gravitational kneading of its core heats subsurface water into vapor, causing it to spew out of the moon's chilly -328 degrees F surface.
Moons of Saturn: Tethys
This 665-mile-wide moon of Saturn, pronounced "teeth-this," has an ice-covered surface criss-crossed with cracks and faults. In this Cassini snapshot, a small mountain range inside the Odysseus crater can be seen. Covering about two-fifths of Tethys' surface, the crater is enormous, and the mountains are thought to have formed from shifting surface ice.
Moons of Saturn: Epimetheus
Set against a large smoky Titan and Saturn rings, Epimetheus stands out as the "lil' white moon," as scientists have nicknamed it. This image is in false color, but not without purpose. It allows us to see Titan, Saturn and Epimetheus clearly and compare their sizes -- Epimetheus is 72 miles across while giant Titan is 3,200 miles across.
Moons of Saturn: Pan
Like its storybook counterpart, Saturn's moon Pan likes to play around. Cassini found it on Aug. 1, 2005 circling in and out the Encke Gap of Saturn's A ring, shown here. Pan is small compared to some of its brothers and sisters -- only 16 miles across -- and looks something like a walnut. Despite its small size, Cassini was able to capture it from about 500,000 miles away.
Moons of Saturn: Iapetus
What is Saturn's walnut-shaped moon Iapetus covered in? Scientists think perhaps a bit of both dust and ice, though the particulars are sketchy. The moon's mysterious dark splotches are probably made of carbon-based gunk that seeped from below. By using Cassini's images, NASA researchers determined that the carbon residues came from sub-surface volcanoes or geysers similar to those found on Enceladus.
Moons of Saturn: Phoebe
This hunk of rock circling Saturn under the guise of a moon could have once been a comet. Cassini snapped this photo on June 30, 2004 and researchers have since been studying its unusual pox surface, backwards orbit, low density and extremely dark features. They think Phoebe might have been a Kuiper Belt object close to Neptune before Saturn's gravitational pull snagged it.
Moons of Saturn: Mimas
Nope, this isn't the Death Star hanging around Saturn for its chance to blast Earth. This is Mimas, and it's a lucky survivor from an ancient, colossal collision. At 80 miles wide, the "eye" -- called Herschel crater -- covers a good portion of the 247-mile-wide moon.
Moons of Saturn: Hyperion
This strange Saturn moon might look like a rocky sponge, but scientists think Hyperion is made mostly of ice. Cassini shot this high-contrast image in 2005 to peek down inside the thousands of craters bored into its surface. What did it find? Mysterious dark gunk that might be a few feet thick in places.
Moons of Saturn: Dione
Giovanni Cassini, who spent a good part of his life looking at Saturn through a telescope, discovered Dione in 1684. Like most Saturn satellites, it's made mostly of ice. The Cassini spacecraft -- named after you-know-who -- found cliffs of ice hundreds of feet high in late 2004. Scientists think movement of the crust split it open to create the towering structures.
Moons of Saturn: Titan
Scientists think of Titan, mightiest of all the Saturn moons, as a sort of early Earth chock full of organic compounds and a thick atmosphere. In January 2005, the Huygens probe landed on Titan's surface, revealing many of the orange-brown world's secrets. That makes Titan the only moon aside from Earth's to receive a robotic surface visit from humans. This false-color photo shows Titan's surface in green and its sunlight-absorbing stratosphere in red.
Moons of Saturn: Janus
Janus is a tiny, potato-shaped satellite that is typical of Saturn's 17-plus moons: cratered and icy. It's the big brother to the moon Epimetheus, which hangs out in nearly the same orbit. By studying Cassini spacecraft images closely, scientists have noticed both moons hang out in a thin but wide ring of dust and ice -- likely the leftovers of meteorite impacts over the eons.
Moons of Saturn: Rhea
Sadly, Saturn's 949-mile-wide moon Rhea doesn't look like this in normal light. The image is cast in false color (for scientific reasons, of course) using images taken in several different wavelengths. Scientists aren't certain what to make of the stripes that appear in the composite image, but they do think Rhea is about one part rock and three parts ice. Like Dione, it also seems to have huge cliffs of ice.
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Ben Goddard
Research Interests
My research combines mathematical modelling, numerics and rigorous analysis to tackle a range of interdisciplinary problems. These problems are generally complex (with phenomena that emerge from a collection of interacting objects) and multiscale (with important features at multiple scales, e.g. in time or space).
My current research focuses on three main areas:
1) Complex fluids and soft matter:
Complex fluids, such as colloids, often consist of microscopic particles suspended in a bath of many more, much smaller and lighter particles, called a bath. Typical examples are paints and inks, blood and milk. Soft matter is a more general term, normally applied to any material which is easily deformed at room temperature. Examples include gels, lcds, sand and clouds. Such systems are complex due to their long-range interactions and environmental effects. Their multiscale nature arises due to interesting dynamics from the size of particles (typically nano-micrometer) up to the macroscale (cm or m). The large number of particles and complex interactions render the full dynamics computationally intractable. I'm interested in obtaining accurate and efficient reduced models to describe the dynamics of such systems.
2) Quantum molecular dynamics:
When studying the motion of nuclei in molecules, it is often possible to neglect the motion of electrons as, typically, they equilibrate on a much shorter timescale than the nuclei. This is due to the large difference between the masses of nuclei and electrons (nuclei are typically several thousand times heavier). However, in many interesting chemical processes, such as the photodissociation of ozone and the detection of light in the retina, this approximation breaks down and we must study the full systems. The complexity and multiscale nature of the problem are due to rapidly-oscillating, exponentially small wavepackets that describe the positions of the nuclei. This means that standard numerical algorithms are prohibitively expensive. Most successful approaches use heuristic basis sets and unconstrained approximations, meaning that systematic improvement of these methods is very difficult. In contrast, I'm interested in mathematically-motivated, simple models which give very accurate results for very little computational cost.
3) Electronic structure theory:
The aim of electronic structure theory is to understand the arrangement of electrons in atoms and molecules, which in turn determines the chemistry of such systems. The link between mathematics and chemistry is much less well-established than those between, for example, mathematics and physics or biology. The complexity of such problems lies in the so-called `problem of exponential scaling'. This means that adding just a single electron to a system significantly increases the numerical cost of standard algorithms. Fully (numerically) solving the underlying Schrödinger equation for even a single carbon atom (with 6 electrons) is essentially impossible. In addition, the problems are multiscale as we are not interested in full energies of the systems, but in energy differences, which are typically 3-6 orders of magnitude smaller. I aim to use mathematics to connect simple, intuitive chemistry models, such as those found in standard textbooks, to accurate results.
Research Groups
Recent Conference and Workshop Involvement
Invited speaker:
Asymptotic and Computational Methods for Semiclassical Schrödinger Equations, University of Warwick, 2013.
Workshop on Mathematical Methods in Quantum Molecular Dynamics, Banff, 2013.
European Conference on Complex Systems '12, Brussels, 2012.
23rd International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Beijing, 2012.
Workshop on Mathematical and Numerical Analysis of Electronic Structure Models, Beijing, 2012.
Mathematical Methods in Quantum Chemistry, Oberwolfach, 2011.
German Mathematical Society Annual Meeting, Munich, 2010.
EPSRC Network Mathematical Challenges of Molecular Dynamics, Second Annual Conference, University of Bath, 2009.
Mathematical Challenges in Quantum Chemistry Problems, University of Warwick, 2007
Invited Satellite Meeting: Complex Multiphase Systems at the European Conference on Complex Systems '12, Brussels, 6 September 2012.
EPSRC Network Mathematical Challenges of Molecular Dynamics, Third Annual Conference, Imperial College London, 7-9 March 2011.
Biographical Statement
I was born and grew up in Birmingham, UK, before completing MMath and PhD degrees in Mathematics at the University of Warwick. Around the end of my PhD, I spent 18 months at the Zentrum Mathematik at the Technische Universität München. Following that, I undertook postdocs at Warwick (Mathematics) and Imperial College London (Chemical Engineering).
I have Erdős number 5: Me -- Gero Friesecke -- Georg Dolzmann -- Vladimir Šverák -- David Preiss -- Paul Erdős, and Bacon number 4: Me --(G103)--> Patrick Niknejad --(Harry Potter)--> Daniel Radcliffe --(The Tailor of Panama)--> David Hayman --(Where the Truth Lies)--> Kevin Bacon. This gives me an Erdős-Bacon number of 9.
Previous Employment
Imperial College London (Chemical Engineering), Research Associate with Serafim Kalliadasis, 2010-2013.
University of Warwick (Mathematics), Postdoctoral Researcher with Volker Betz, 2007-2010.


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As some of you know, I am a Cajun and we have a tendency to go around the world when telling a story. Mine started in 2001 when my daughter, Chris, said I needed something to do after one of my surgeries, so she gave me her old Gateway. Well I didn't even know how to turn on the computer, much less do any searching, but once the instructions were put on paper, I searched for a saying and some craft ideas and typed in craftsayings and things and that is where this story takes you.
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So Shirley, if you are looking down, this is for you. Thank you for the many blessings you brought into my life and the many people I met ( 2 met in person) because of you. You gave me the strength to keep going when I was so down from my surgeries and indirectly through you, I have met some wonderful ladies in blogland and will forever cherish your love and kind spirit.
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Coffee subscriptions are a great way to get to try a variety of coffees without having to do the legwork yourself of researching and sourcing and ordering. I've reviewed a number of coffee subscription companies already on this blog, but the folks at Raw Brews stood out to me because in addition to coffee, they specialize in tea as well. I am not a tea expert by any means, but I do enjoy it, so when they offered to send me a sample box of what they call their Yin-Yang subscription box (which includes 6 oz. coffee, 2 oz. tea, and artisan chocolate), I was all for it!
Before agreeing to do this review, I had a couple of questions for them about freshness and ingredients, and I am happy to report that they take freshness very seriously (their coffee is freshly roasted just prior to shipping), and that their chocolate selections are gluten-free. This coffee was roasted on March 30, and I received the box on April 3.
Raw Brews rotates their coffee and tea selections monthly. For the month of March, the featured country was Ecuador. The coffee was an Ecuador Carmen Gagnay from Elixr Coffee Roasters, and their tea was a Pai Mu Tan Silvery Needle from FloraPharm. The chocolates were from Pierre's Chocolates.
The Coffee
Whole bean: chestnut, cherry, almond. Sweet and bright aromas.
V60: Super smooth brew and "savory" – there were no offensive or funky flavors but the coffee was really deep and clean tasting. Not nearly as sweet as the smell of the ground beans would suggest. Very traditional coffee flavor. I had watched an episode of Chopped on the Food Network the night before doing this tasting and for some reason, it came to mind that this coffee would be great as an ingredient to use in the baskets as part of a savory dish.
AeroPress: Syrupy and strong with a bright finish. Smells like chestnut but tastes more like almond and amaretto.
Chemex: This was a very silky coffee! A bit sweeter than the V60 cup but similar in character.
French press: Polar opposite of the V60 method. Too strong, and my mouth was puckering like mad. I brewed this at 4 minutes like I usually do, but it was much too long, apparently. This coffee tasted stronger and more intense than the AeroPress version!
Summary: I don't recommend this in a French press, but I think this coffee is quite crowd-pleasing done in pourover methods like the Hario V60 and Chemex.
From the roaster: Hawaiian Punch, sugar plum, brown sugar
Review conducted 5-6 days post-roast.
The Tea
(The quarter is there for scale)
Tea experts out there will probably scoff, but the vast majority of the tea I drink comes in teabags. I can appreciate that loose-leaf is superior but it's just not a rabbit hole I've gone down (yet?). When I saw that the tea in the Raw Brews box was loose-leaf, I went hunting around my kitchen for my tea ball strainer, but I then noticed that the folks at Raw Brews must have anticipated that not everyone would own a strainer, as they included this:
Cute touch! However, I ended up finding better results with another method, which I'll detail below.
The instructions on the bag of tea stated to infuse 1 teaspoon of tea at 175 degrees for 2-3 minutes. I started with these parameters (and with the silicone shark) with around 6 ounces of water.
1 tsp tea, 3 minutes, shark: The tail didn't even fully reach into my cup; I would have had to have filled the cup with way too much water in order to even begin the brewing process. Cute infuser, but I decided to ditch it for another method (and I wasn't super comfortable with the idea of silicone + hot water for an extended period of time).
1 tsp tea, 3 minutes, tea ball: Bit better but I could barely taste any tea at the end of the process. Too little tea, too little steeping time? I also felt that the tea needed room to move around, as both the whale and the tea ball likely packed the leaves too tightly.
1 tsp tea, 3.5 minutes, French press: Tasted like bottled water and looked like dishwater (!).
2 tsp tea, 5 minutes, French press: Okay, this was a little better. The color here was a bit darker than the previous methods so I felt I was on the right track, but it was still too delicate. Had a slight scent of carpet.
2 tsp tea, 7.5 minutes, French press: Finally, I can recognize this as tea. It's still EXTREMELY subtle in color in flavor, especially for someone like myself that is used to black tea, but at least now I can tell what beverage this is.
Please keep in mind that I am not a tea expert at all so I do not claim any authority here, but I don't think using the provided silicone whale and following the instructions on the bag will lead to a satisfactory result for this particular tea. I think steeping a generous amount of this tea for 8-10 minutes in a traditional teapot would probably be the best bet, but as I don't have one of those, the French press is a good alternative, as it will allow for the tea leaves to come into contact with the water more effectively.
The Chocolate:
These chocolates are the same (one was flipped upside down) and had a lovely smooth texture with a flavor of coffee. I enjoyed these thoroughly!
Verdict: This was a fun way to try both coffee AND tea from a particular area of the world. I think it would be an enjoyable and entertaining way to explore new flavors! And if you're only interested in either coffee OR tea but not both, Raw Brews offers subscriptions to suit those preferences. The chocolates were a lovely touch!
Disclaimer: I received this product gratis in exchange for a fair and honest review. Even though I received this for free, I treat and test it the same way as if I had paid for it out of my own pocket.


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No matter how much effort goes into the designing, planning and construction stages of a project, the ultimate look of the completed building is what matters the most. Without finishing touches, a building would remain just a building. It would lack character and fail to exhibit the visions of the architects and property developers. Adding final details to a residential construction project means creating a space that everyone is excited to live in.
Aspects such as plumbing, electrical works, painting, plastering, glazing, tiling and finish carpentry all play an important role in bringing a construction project to completion. Read on for a list of finishes that takes a project on paper to the finishing line.
Building Finishes
There are various types of finishes used for buildings such as painting, white-washing, plastering, varnishing, dis-tempering and colour washing. The primary function of a building finish is to offer a protective layer to surfaces underneath by withstanding effects of the weather such as rain, heat and frost.
Wall Finishes
This includes both exterior as well as interior walls and incorporates a wide array of finishes. Singapore painting services offer property developers an extensive choice of paint finishes such as flat, matte, eggshell, satin, high-gloss and semi-gloss to choose from. Apart from painting walls, other options include finishes from material such as Cement, Gypsum, Glass and Plaster of Paris to name a few.
Floor Finishes
If you think about it, building floors undergo heavy beating every day. While most floor finishes are selected based on durability and ease of maintenance, it is also important to think about how it complements the overarching theme or concept. Some of the most common floor finishes you can work with are ceramic tiles, engineered wood, concrete, laminates, natural stone and resilient flooring such as carpets, linoleum and vinyl. Choice of finish will depend on the type of space, usage, final look as well as the affordability.
Furniture Finishes
In picking out the right furniture, it is not only affordability, comfort, shape and size that matters. The finish or material used is probably the most important factor of all. Some of the most famous materials used to make furniture are wood, bamboo, plastic, metal, concrete and even glass. Furniture cushioning materials include velvet, satin, linen and leather amongst many others. As it is quite apparent, several competing choices exist in the market and several questions need to be answered prior to making the final decision. Would a leather or fabric sofa give the living room a cosy effect? Would the work table look better in oak or mahogany?


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For budding entrepreneurs out there looking to strike gold with a great new mobile app, it's hard to know what to think sometimes. You have a budget that will only allow for distribution on one platform, and you want to get the most for your buck. So you do a little digging, you find out that Distimo recently released an analysis of app revenue, that App Annie did the same, and you want to read up on what people are saying about them.
And then based on different perspectives of exactly the same data, you get this: either "Google Play Revenue on the Rise," or "Apple's App Store Crushing Google Play in Revenue."
The first thing to bear in mind is that both stores have very different approaches to mobile app distribution. On the one hand, Google Play will let you upload essentially whatever it is you've made and let the market sort it out, but Android customers famously hate paying for their apps. On the other, iOS users really love their apps and are willing to pay for them, but getting your app past Apple's gatekeepers can be a frustrating and time-consuming process at the best of times.
The fact of the matter is that both of the above headlines are true. The App Store is crushing Google Play; in the last quarter, iOS app revenues were 2.6 times greater than those on Google Play. But … if you combine Google Play's and the App Store's revenue from last November, Google Play's slice of the pie would have only added up to 19% of the total. Six months later, that number has up to 27% and shows no signs of leveling off.
Going strictly by the numbers then, Apple's App Store is still probably the best bet for a new mobile app, but mobile app developers should very definitely prepare to produce an Android equivalent as soon as it makes financial sense to do so. All that said, the mobile app marketplace is in constant flux, so make sure you keep an eye on the news when you're in your planning stages.


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Romeo and Juliet fall madly in love, despite being from two feuding families. They arrange to be secretly married, but a series of miscommunications results in the death of the two lovers, as well as some of their most beloved friends and relatives. "Romeo and Juliet" is the quintessential dramatic tragedy from a master of English literature.
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#My Belmont Chair
Having refitted surgery 2 some months ago now we tweeted a picture of it, which the suppliers we used liked so much. one of them, Belmont UK awarded us their #MyBelmontChair award for the first half of 2016.
This wasn't something we were expecting as we hadn't actually entered!
Anyway it's nice to know that what we've achieved with this surgery re-fit is noteworthy on a national scale & one of the best nationally in 2016. Anyway many thanks again to @BelmontDentalUK @HenryScheinUK & @modwoodltd
Anyway here is the marketing video interview they did with our principal clinician Dr Julia Shacklock
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Fixing your rafters on your garden room
If you are building a garden room under 2.5m to comply with the Permitted Development rule that allows you to position your building close to the boundary. The chances are that you are building a garden room with a flat roof.
This is by far the most common roof type used in the garden room industry. We suggest it in the sample plans we have created, and have gone into a lot of detail explaining how you create this type of roof.
As well as working out the fall for your roof so that water runs off, and the spacing of your rafters. You need to think about how you are going to fix the roof frame to the garden room structure.
We suggest in our sample plans that you tie the rafters together with end plates and we would start by fixing these plates into the top plate of your wall. To do this, you can drive your fixings at an angle through the roof end plate into the top plate of the wall. You do this from either side at regular intervals. You could reinforce your fixings by using some 90-degree brackets, fixing one end into the wall top plate and the other it the roof end plate.
When it comes to fixing your rafters into the end plates, you would drive your fixings through the end plate into the end of the rafter. We would use framing screws here rafter than nails as they will pull the rafter into the plate tightly.
The ends of your rafters will also be supported by the top plate of your walls. Its wise to fix the rafters into the top plate here. You could drive your fixings in at an angle on either side of the rafter. Another option is to use some metal work like a truss clip. You would fix this to the wall top plate and then sit your rafter in and fix the tabs of the clip to the rafter.
If you want more information on creating your roof for your garden room try our Complete Self Build Garden Room Guide.
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New Bedford sees 40% voter turnout for 2018 midterm elections
According to New Bedford Elections Commissioner Manuel Debrito, 23,723 of the 58,220 New Bedford registered voters participated in the elections on Tuesday. That's a 40% voter turnout and up from 25% in 2017 when 14,098 New Bedford residents voted.
The following provides how people in New Bedford voted in the 2018 mid-term elections:


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If you're interested in having a whiter and brighter smile, then teeth whitening could be the right treatment for you! Our dentist, Dr. Richard Cavallaro, offers professional teeth whitening treatment in Lemon Grove, California, that can help you reach the results you desire. It's best to schedule an appointment to see if this treatment is right for you. Until your appointment, our dentist is happy to tell you about this treatment by listing the things it can do for you. It can:
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-Help you achieve the specific whitening goals you have in mind (This is because the whitening solution will be strong enough to give you exactly what you want)
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Dr. Stan Dale was a Transactional Analyst, educator, workshop facilitator and author. A New Yorker by birth, Dr. Dale spent 19 years in Chicago, where he originated and hosted the first ever psychological based call-in talk show. Prior to that he was the announcer/narrator for The Lone Ranger, Sergeant Preston of the Yukon, and The Green Hornet, and for a brief period was the voice of The Shadow on radio.
For more than 20 years after his arrival in San Francisco, Stan was the host of numerous radio talk shows on KGO, KSFO, and K101 and for the rest of his life continued to be in constant demand on television shows including Donahue, Oprah, Joan Rivers, Geraldo, CNBC, Sally Jessi Raphael and many more too numerous to mention. He wrote two books, Fantasies Can Set You Free and My Child, My Self: How to Raise the Child You Always Wanted to Be, and he is featured in the best selling books Chicken Soup for the Soul, Bridges to Heaven and many others.
Dr. Dale had advanced degrees in psychology and sociology from Roosevelt University, Chicago and the Illinois Institute of Applied Psychology. He received his Doctorate in Human Sexuality from The Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality in San Francisco where he was Adjunct Professor of Behavioral Studies in Human Sexuality.
Dr. Dale was on the faculties of Loyola University, Mundelein College in Chicago, and Sonoma State University in Cotati, California. He was a frequent lecturer at many colleges and universities in California and elsewhere, including China's Shandong and Beijing Universities, where he was a visiting professor. Dr. Dale speaks to a wide variety of service and civic organizations, social clubs, churches, high school and junior high school campuses as well as corporations. Stan was an ordained minister for the Temple of Knowledge in Los Angeles, California.
After serving with the US Army in Korea, he received a commendation and Ribbon of Meritorious Service. He was one of only 10 worldwide recipients of the prized Mahatma Gandhi Peace Medallion for his selfless commitment to the cause of world peace, humanity and brotherhood. He was also presented with the Humanitarian of the Year award from the Ethical Humanists of Chicago and received the Distinguished Member award of Who's Who Worldwide.
In 1968, Dr. Dale created The Human Awareness Institute. Since then more than 40,000 people have attended the Institute's workshops and seminars in various parts of the United States, Russia, Europe, Australia and Japan.


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Responsible Travel Week 2013 is from 2/11-2/17/13. This is a global online event open to anyone wanting to share photos, stories of responsible travel. For me, Responsible Travel happens when we as visitors treat the land and local people and businesses the same way we would want to be treated–fairly and well. #rtweek2013
Responsible Travel Week 2013 launches in two weeks. VIP tickets available Thursday!
To get everyone up to speed, here's some frequently asked questions and answers. (If you have any question, just ask!)
What is Responsible Travel?
Responsible travel is treating others the way they wish to be treated. It's a variation on the Platinum Rule… it's also good manners. Rephrasing the Cape Town Declaration "Responsible travel creates better places for to live and better places to visit." Good friends agree that responsible travel is a must-have in the growing movement that connects visitors and locals.
What are the featured topics?
We are seeking some interesting stories about tourism's connections to accessibility, biodiversity conservation, indigenous peoples, food, parks and protected areas, volunteering and water cooperation. Other big questions to be explored are the connections between city and rural environments. Other topics: child protection, public…
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