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Video Girl Ai
It's about Moteuchi Youta, who most of the time mistaken to be called Motenai/Unpopular/Dateless because of the kanji in his surname. He just recently became very sad after he found out the girl he likes is in love with his best friend. Going home broken hearted, he suddenly noticed a new video rental store named Gokuraku (Paradise in English). It is said that only people with pure heart can see that video rental store. In there he rented a VHS idol video of Amano Ai. As he went home and watched the VHS he rented, to his surprise, the girl in the video came to life - but because his VHS player just recently got mental, there are some things that he didn't expected with the personality of Ai. (Taken from Skewed Studios)
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Catching up & Prepping for the Holiday:
Hello again, friends! It's been a minute since we chatted last. Welcome back! Let's talk about getting ready for the upcoming holiday, Thanksgiving, and the Christmas Season. We've got our Thanksgiving arrangements posted on our website. We're getting more and more evergreen branches by the day. We've also got a couple more holiday-themed workshops before the year is out too! We are feeling the festive spirit in full, and we hope you are too. So without much more preamble, let's chat about how McArdle's can make your holiday season magical!
Flowers for your Thanksgiving Table:
Turkey day is fast approaching, and what better way to set the mood than a lovely Thanksgiving arrangement? Well... the turkey, potatoes, and such might be the best way. But flowers are a close second! Whether you need the perfect finishing touch for a table-scape, or a fabulous gift for your hosts, our team can design something gorgeous for you. You can click here to explore our Thanksgiving Collection. Our arrangements run the gamut from vibrant, like the Chic Harvest Centerpiece you see to the left, to muted and modern.
Of course, we can also create custom designs for you as well. If you have your own vessel that you'd like filled with flowers, we can make that happen. Or if you just have a very specific vision for your flowers, we'd love to chat with you about that. You're always welcome, too, to stop into the flower shop and do some flower shopping, and we can arrange what you've chosen. Flowers on the table engender a feeling of harvest bounty that you just can't buy at the grocery store.
Christmas Trees, Greens, and Evergreen Gardens:
Before you ask, let me lay it out there. Christmas Trees will be out and ready for sale this Saturday, November 18th. In the meantime, we already have a fabulous selection of evergreens, berries, wreaths, and such for all your holiday decorating needs.
If you're after a wreath, we have a selection of pre-made options, but will gladly create custom wreaths for you. We can do it all from adding a simple bow, to creating a lush, lighted wreath with pine cones, berries, bows, bits and bobs! If you need evergreen gardens for your containers, our design team has already begun to create them. We'll have a great selection of grab and go gardens in paper mache pots ready to be dropped into your containers, like you see on the right. Of course, we can customize those as well. As the season carries on, you'll also see your favorites like fresh garlands, swags, mantelpieces, and more. So, come down to the garden center, and wander about. Most of the greens will last through the holidays and into January, too, so they're an investment in cheer for the length of the season.
Our Last Few Workshops of the Year:
We still have a few spots open in our Holiday Planter workshop tomorrow (11/17) and our Thanksgiving Centerpiece workshop on the 18th. You can register for either by clicking here.
The Holiday planter workshop will be led by our outdoor container expert, Stephen Grant (pictured left). Many of you have probably worked with Stephen in our Garden Center. In his workshop, he'll teach you to design a container garden using fresh evergreens, berries, seasonal elements, and more! When all is said and done, you'll get to take your project home. The Centerpiece workshop will be lead by our Director of Floral Design, Connecticut's Michael Derouin AAF, AIFD, PFCI, CAFA. Michael will teach students how to cut and prepare flowers for the arrangement, place blooms and cover mechanics, and then send you home with your fabulous centerpieces. Be sure to reserve your spot before they run out!
If you have questions about anything holiday, please give us a call at 203-661-5600 or email us at [email protected], and we'll be happy to help you out. Here's looking ahead to a great holiday season!
by Justin Lievano who has already started humming Christmas carols.

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Daily News - Monday 19 May 2014
Why does Kevin Andrews want to give couples a helping hand?
Greg Bearup, The Australian ($)
The relationships of Australia are about to get a free tune-up, courtesy of Kevin Andrews. In July this year he will introduce a program whereby couples of all persuasions — those about to be married, the already married, the unmarried, same-sex couples, those hoping to soup up a sagging sex life — will be able to apply online for a $200 counselling voucher.
... It may be a good idea. It may even work. It just seems an odd one at this time, when the age of entitlement is supposedly over. With one hand Andrews is doling out money for counselling, his pet project; with the other he has flagged cuts to social service spending. This is the government that controversially pulled a website which informed consumers about high sugar and fat content in foods, aimed at fighting obesity. Obesity costs the government billions too, but some within its ranks argued it wasn't the government's place to tell people how to live their lives. I'm not sure what the difference is.
The science of romance – can we predict a breakup?
Lisa A Williams and Rebecca T Pinkus, The Conversation
Oscar winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin seemed to have the perfect marriage until their "conscious uncoupling" earlier this year. Was the split destined to happen?
What of other couples – is it possible to see the fate of a relationship early on from the way they first react towards each other?
Turns out psychology can tell us quite a bit about the trajectory of these celebrity relationships, as well as our own less-famous pairings.
Teaching parents how to parent: essential interventions or government meddling?
Nick Hopwood, The Conversation
The idea of teaching parents how to parent makes many of us uncomfortable. However, educating parents is a positive step towards a society that provides all children with the best possible start in life. It is also better for the economy in the long run.
Families paying the price of a new financial order
Alexandra Smith, Rachel Browne and Cosima Marriner, The Age
The budget is set to make life harder for those caught between supporting dependent children and caring for elderly parents.
... Lyn Craig, of the Social Policy Research Centre at UNSW, said the budget sent a clear message to those in middle age: they will be increasingly responsible for supporting generations on either side.
''It really made explicit [the government's] expectation that families be responsible for the economic welfare of their children up until they're 30,'' she said. ''In the later stages of life it seems to assume you'll be self-sufficient longer.''
Parents warned budget cuts will put family day care in danger
Matt Wade and Sherrill Nixon, The Age
Parents using family day care have been warned their childcare fees will jump by up to $35 a week and some small childcare providers could be put out of business because of federal funding cuts.
The budget revealed $157 million would be saved over three years from mid-2015 by tightening eligibility for the ''Community Support Program'', which provides funding to help small family day care operators with administration and quality control. Family Day Care Australia, the sector's peak body, says this change will have a ''dramatic and direct'' affect on the operating costs of providers that will be passed on to parents. It estimates fees for a child in full-time family day care will rise by roughly $35 a week or about $1700 a year.
Single mums fail to find work
Natasha Bita, The Australian ($)
Barely a quarter of single mothers kicked off the parenting pension have found work 16 months later.
Despite the "tough love'' measure by the former Gillard government, three in four of the sole parents are still on the dole.
Young unemployed bear the brunt of welfare reform
Rick Morton, The Australian ($)
One of the greatest philosophical conundrums in criminal law is addressed by Blackstone's formula: "It is better that 10 guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer."
For years now the prevailing view of Australia's social safety net, particularly where it deals with the spiralling crisis of youth unemployment, has been similar. It is better that 10 "bludgers" rely on the state than one genuine jobseeker be punished for misfortune.
Times are changing.
Joe Hockey drew to a close the age of entitlement and Social Services Minister Kevin Andrews made sure of it by introducing some of the harshest, sweeping welfare reforms in this week's budget, particularly for the young unemployed.
... This week Bill Shorten called the changes "perhaps the single most heartless measure in this brutal budget".
How the budget pain is unfairly shared
Peter Whiteford and Daniel Nethery, The Age
We find that people on benefits do the heaviest lifting. An unemployed 23-year-old loses $47 a week or 18 per cent of their disposable income. An unemployed lone parent with one eight-year-old child loses $54 per week or 12 per cent. Lone parents earning around two-thirds of the average wage lose between 5.6 per cent and 7 per cent of their disposable income. A single-income couple with two school-age children and average earnings loses $82 a week or 6 per cent of their disposable income.
Compare this to the $24, or less than 1 per cent of disposable income, paid through the deficit levy by an individual on three times the average wage – close to $250,000 by 2016–17. High-income couples could together bring in up to $360,000 a year and not contribute an extra cent.
Reshaping welfare: are we entering an age of inequality?
Tom Allard, Sydney Morning Herald
As Joe Hockey was delivering his budget speech on Tuesday night, Taylor Clarke-Pepper was settling down to dinner: two-minute noodles and a glass of cordial.
The struggling, unemployed 20-year-old ate the frugal meal on her lap, alone at home, while the Treasurer unveiled a fiscal blueprint that, if implemented, will radically reshape the social safety net, and could leave her destitute.
''I was just completely shocked,'' says Clarke-Pepper, who describes her small one-bedroom apartment in Wollongong as ''dirty, stained carpets, barely any furniture, and a half-dingo next door who scares me''.
Political trust deficit is the real emergency
Tim Costello, The Australian ($)
It is an important time to reclaim our citizenship: that requires openness to a brave, civilised tax conversation that does not exclude any options — even the political cyanide pill that is the GST.
When our government cannot even utter those three politically toxic letters and instead cuts $80 billion to the states' health and education funding to get them to do the heavy lifting in this debate, we are being treated like infants.
Budget 2014: Is this the Australia we really want to be?
Hugh Mackay, The Age
In Australia, the top 20 per cent of households control 62 per cent of the wealth, while the bottom 20 per cent have less than 1 per cent. As in any society, economic inequality has certain inexorable social consequences for such things as rates of imprisonment, social exclusion, class envy and social anxiety. Yet, year after year, federal budgets have consistently chosen to favour the already-wealthy through such measures as tax cuts, the inherently regressive GST, and generous superannuation benefits inaccessible to the poorer members of the community.
Archives 1992: Kevin Andrews attacks Catholic Social Welfare Commission
Kevin Andrews, The Canberra Times (30 October 1992)
The recent salvos by various churches against the Coalition's program of reform, fanned furiously by Prime Minister Keating's sectarian babble about the Coalition bashing church people, signalled the latest episode in the phony war launched by a desperate Government, desperate to get back into power.
... particularly saddening was the attack on the Coalition GST policy by the Catholic Social Welfare Commission.


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Business Development
Amryt Pharma is focused on acquiring, developing and commercialising products to treat rare and orphan diseases.
Since its establishment in 2015, Amryt Pharma has acquired two products focused on Epidermolysis Bullosa and Acromegaly, in-licensed an EU-approved drug treatment for Homozygous Familial Hypercholesterolemia, Lojuxta®▼ (lomitapide), as well an early-stage, novel gene therapy platform.
We remain focused on building-out our portfolio by in-licensing or acquiring innovative products to improve the lives of people living with rare and orphan diseases.
While we continue to focus on our core territories, we also aim to partner with companies in other regions for the distribution of our products.


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Thermostatic faucets provide precise setting and maintaining constant water temperature, regardless the changes of pressure in pipes. They are safe and economic because its automatic temperature regulation limits water consumption.
Thermostats work out especially in shower and bathtub faucets. Armatura Group offers functional thermostatic tap ware models. Exclusive, Standard and Classic faucets, due to its simple and elegant design fit perfectly in modern bathrooms.
Comfort and safety
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Manual water flow and temperature regulation in traditional tap ware take more time and causes unnecessary water loss. Using thermostatic faucets, the water consumption may be significantly reduced. Thermostat remembers previous settings and therefore temperature regulation is practically not required when the faucet is frequently used.
Thermostatic faucets available in the Armatura Group have various designs. The Exclusive collection characterises with a massive form, softened by ecliptic arches, which makes it perfectly fitting into large bathtubs and shower enclosures. Classic and Standard Models characterise shape simplicity and universality. All models are available in two versions: bathtub version and shower version.
Using the thermostatic faucets does not require unnecessary wasting time for frequent water temperature regulation or being afraid of getting burnt. Apart from safety, the tap ware with thermostat guarantees also lower water consumption.Thermostatic faucets provide precise setting and maintaining constant water temperature, regardless the changes of pressure in pipes. They are safe and economic because its automatic temperature regulation limits water consumption.


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Knox Medical today ushers in a new era of medicine for the state of Florida, sending out its first batch of medical cannabis deliveries to qualified patients.
With plans underway to open locations in Lake Worth and four other cities, Knox Medical is among the first companies approved by the Florida Department of Health to dispense medical cannabis and the plant's low-THC variety.
"Knox Medical is producing superior quality medicinal cannabis, and our mission is focused on putting the needs and interests of patients first," said Knox Medical CEO Jose Hidalgo. "At every stage in this process, from cultivation to dispensing at our medical facility, from engaging physicians and guiding patients throughout this process to building first-in-class dispensaries throughout Florida, our objective at Knox Medical is to exceed the definition of excellence at every level."
Friday's deliveries will be shipped from a nursery in Winter Garden, a suburb of the Orlando metro area, to a patient in the Central Florida town of St. Cloud. Patients in South Florida are expected to receive their deliveries the following week.
Knox Medical is one among many Florida businesses poised to benefit from the expected economic impact of medical cannabis.
Estimates outlined by a September Miami-Dade County Commission report project annual medical cannabis sales in the "Southern Region" — made up by Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Monroe and Martin counties — to reach nearly $300 million.
Annual sales could generate as much as $124.5 million in Miami-Dade County alone.
And it isn't just dispensaries set to rake it in now that Amendment 2 has passed with a super-majority among Florida voters.
A medical marijuana business networking group at Kelley Kronenberg's West palm Beach office revealed the breadth of the nascent industry, said Howard Wander, who heads the law firm's regulated substances practice group.
"There were contractors who build out commercial spaces, to marketing companies, data companies, doctors, private equity firms … It's a multibillion-dollar industry," he said. "These aren't potheads. These are business people with extreme ability to contribute money and make money."
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Debora Lima
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WHAT: Rep. Eddie Lucio III, along with other members of the delegation will meet with local doctors who have been affected by the reimbursement rate cuts for patients eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid
WHEN: Monday April 16th, 2012 at 7pm
WHERE: Brownsville Historical Museum, 614 E. Madison, Brownsville
WHO: Rep. Eddie Lucio III, Rep. Rene Oliveira, Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr., various local doctors and advocates
INTERVIEWS: To schedule an interview before or after the event, please contact Charlie Leal at email@example.com
"I am encouraged to see our local health professionals organizing against the cuts being implemented", said Rep. Lucio. "When these issues came up on the House floor, I spoke out against it and voted against all cuts. The Rio Grande Valley is already a medically underserved area. These new cuts, coupled with the newly implemented managed care system, will likely usher in a critical access to care issue in South Texas."
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Unit 10/216 Oaka Street South Gladstone 4680 QLD
Modern - Spacious - Conveniently Located
This contemporary townhouse is conveniently located only a short distance to the Gladstone CBD, local shops, schools and public transport.
Split over two levels, the home features an air-conditioned open plan kitchen, dining and lounge room on the lower level which opens out to the undercover tiled patio and privately fenced courtyard. There is also a powder room on the lower level and single lock-up garage with internal access.
Upstairs you will find three bedrooms, all with built-in storage. The master bedroom features an ensuite and reverse cycle air-conditioning. The main bathroom is perfect for families complete with a bath and separate shower. There is also plenty of additional storage on the upper level.
Whether you're looking for an investment or convenient home to live in, this property will exceed your expectations of townhouse living.
Please note, there are five townhouses with similar layouts in the same complex available to purchase either individually, multiple (in any combination) or all five in one line.
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80-10-10 Breakfast #1 My Secret Slimming Recipe!
Monday, October 20th, 2014 at 10:19 am
I sit on the computer nearly all day, everyday, yet eat as much as I care for and stay slim. Recently several viewers were asking what foods I think are the most slimming. Some are more slimming than others. I may even do a whole video on this, but for today a quick one…the breakfast I regularly eat. It is easy to be lean at 40 when you eat the right foods!
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Lego Harry Potter & Voldemort
Monday, May 26, 2014
On the New Books Display this Week
- "Some Dads" by Nick BLAND
- "Steam Train, Dream Train" by Sherri Duskey RINKER; illustrated by Tom LICHTENHOLD
Fiction Book:
- "Strike of the Shark" by Bear GRYLLS (Mission Survival series)
- "Judy Moody Predicts the Future" by Megan McDONALD (Judy Moody series)
- "Freak Street : Zombiesons' Time Machine" by KNIFE & PACKER (Freak Street series)
- "Tomorrow, When the War Began" by John MARSDEN (The Tomorrow series)
- "Saint Grandma : The Story of Suzanne Aubert" by Joy COWLEY
- "Mad isn't Bad : A Child's Book About Anger" by Michealene MUNDY; illustrated by R.W.ALLEY (Elf Help Books series)
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Upper Hutt Library Quiz 2014
Today a team of St Brendan's Year 8 students competed at the Upper Hutt Library NZ Post Children's & Young Adults Book Awards Quiz. This year we entered one St Brendan's team : Jed; Jacob, Alex and Nathaniel
They competed against teams of Year 8, 9 &10 students from other local intermediate and secondary schools hoping to finish in the top three and win book vouchers for school. As in previous years questions covered a range of topics - this year including a book and film "Who said that?", international sports team uniforms, 4 Pics 1 Word and identifying "famous" Upper Hutt places. Our team worked well together and managed to hold off teams from Heretaunga College and Fergusson Intermediate to claim 3rd place behind the two teams from Upper Hutt College. Well done team!
|Team Work
|The Score board
Teachers and librarians attending with the school teams also took part in the quiz as the "Teachers" team. Unfortunately this year the "Teachers" finished behind the team of librarians from Upper Hutt Library.
Now for the hard part ... choosing what books to spend the $50 book vouchers on for the school library.
Now for the hard part ... choosing what books to spend the $50 book vouchers on for the school library.
Monday, May 19, 2014
On the New Books Display this Week
- "Second Best!" by Jane ENGLAND; illustrated by Terry MILNE
- "Boats" by Catherine FOREMAN (Machines and Me series)
Fiction Book:
- "Zac's Power On" by H I LARRY (Zac Power : Test Drive series)
- "Zac's Water World" by H I LARRY (Zac Power : Test Drive series)
- "The Discovery of America" by Geronimo STILTON (Geronimo Stilton Graphic Novel series)
- "The Worst Thing About My Sister" by Jacqueline WILSON
- "Skulduggery Pleasant : Last Stand of Dead Men" by Derek LANDY (Skulduggery Pleasant series)
- "Ishmael and the Return of the Dugongs" by Michael Gerard BAUER
- "Maori in Aotearoa New Zealand : Understanding the culture, protocols and customs" by Buddy MIHAERE
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
NZ Post Children's Book Awards 2014 - Children's Choice
Now you've had time to have a look at and read the NZ Post Children's & Young Adults Book Awards finalists for 2014 it's time to vote for your favourite book. You could win $500 book tokens for yourself and $500 book tokens for school just by voting!
You can vote for your own favourite book or you could encourage your teacher to take a classroom vote -after you've read the books of course.
Pick up a pamphlet and voting card from the library, vote online HERE or you can download and print out a voting form HERE too.
Voting closes at 5pm Monday, 26th May 2014.
Some past Children's Choice winners have been:
|2013 Children's Choice Winner
"Melu" by Kyle Mewburn,
Ali Teo & John O'Reilly
2011 Children's Choice Winner
"Baa Baa Smart Sheep" by
Mark & Rowan Somerset
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
On the New Books Display this Week
- "Toucan Can!" by Juliette MacIVER ; illustrated by Sarah DAVIS
- "Watch Out, Snail!" by Gay HAY; illustrated by Margaret TOLLAND
Fiction Book:
- "Tom Gates : Best Book Day Ever! (so far)" by Liz PICHON (Tom Gates series)
- "Judy Moody Saves the World" by Megan McDONALD (Judy Moody series)
- "Dunger" by Joy COWLEY
- "Speed Freak" by Fleur BEALE
- "The Beginners Guide to Hunting + Fishing in New Zealand" by Paul ADAMSON
Junior Browsing:
- "The Boring Book" by Vasanti UNKA
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
NZ Post Children's Book Awards 2014 - Non-fiction
The finalists in the NZ Post Book Awards for Children & Young Adults were announced last month.
The Non-fiction finalists are:
|"An Extraordinary Land" by
Peter Hayden & Rod Morris
|"Anzac Day : The New Zealand
Story" by Philippa Werry
|"Flight of the Honey Bee" by
Raymond Huber & Brian Lovelock
|"Wearable Wonders"
by Fifi Colston
|"The Beginners Guide to Hunting
and Fishing" by Paul Adamson
Click on the links under the book cover images to find out more about the books and the authors and illustrators, come along to the library and have a look at the books we have or you could visit Upper Hutt Library.
If you'd like to know the Young Adult Fiction finalists then click HERE.
Images via Booksellers NZ
Monday, May 5, 2014
On the New Books Display this Week
- "One Little Fantail" by Anne HUNTER; illustrated by Dave GUNSON
- "Lizzie's List" by Nadine WALTER; translated by Lisa PRITCHARD; illustrated by Quentin GREBAN
Fiction Book:
- "Zac Jets on" by H.I. LARRY (Zac Power : Spy Camp series)
- "Zac Heats Up" by H.I. LARRY (Zac Power : Spy Camp series)
- "The 39-Storey Treehouse" by Andy GRIFFITHS
- "The Worst Witch Strikes Again" by Jill MURPHY (Worst Witch series)
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We get many great testimonials from our satisfied customers. Here are just a few of them:
"Hi to all the staff at the Charthouse. Just received the photos from the wedding. Absolutely thrilled with it, it is so nice to see lots of photos and videos of the night as we have been inundated with ceremony photos but it is great to see everyone enjoying themselves at night. It is such a nice touch to send these out. I know how much time you spend on making sure every detail is perfect for every wedding, so to be honest I am truly impressed with the after care. It is these extras that you do that make the Charthouse such a great venue. RJ you have definitely found your niche in the Charthouse and planning weddings. You are friendly and approachable and we will never forget your enthusiasm and encouraging words. You are an asset to the Charthouse and to anyone planning a wedding. With your help we were able to relax and enjoy our day knowing everything would be perfect and how we wanted it. We could have never dreamt of our wedding day being so fantastic, it was everything we wanted and more.
Thank you all again and keep up the good work. We would both highly recommend the Charthouse as a wedding venue. All our love..."
Cherie and Alan Watts xxx
"Ben & I wanted to say a huge thankyou for making our wedding reception a night to remember. We were so impressed with your venue and service, so many commented on the great food & atmosphere. The DVD is awesome! I have been reliving the night over and over again. It was great to see pictures of all the guests having fun, especially the ones we didn't get a chance to catch up with. Thanks again, the service you provided was even better then we expected. Take Care.."
Vaialasa & Ben
"What a wonderful Day! Brendon & I would like to thank you all for making such a memorable evening for us. Despite the failing weather, you all kept your calm and continued to serve with a smile. Everyone loved the evening and your cards that followed. The CD & DVD was the icing on the cake. We would not hesitate to recommend you to anyone. Definitely the #1 VENUE but also the #1 TEAM. Well done guys and thankyou again. Lots of Love.."
Brendon & Marianne
"Dave & I would like to sincerely thankyou for all your efforts & commitment during the months leading up to our wedding, but especially for all your teams hard work on our special day. It has been amazing working with you and communication was always impeccable. You strive to be the best & you are! We also want to thankyou for the DVD and photos, they are incredible. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend you to everyone we know. Once again thankyou & all the best for the future. Best Regards.."
Ana Katrin & Dave
"We had a brilliant time – thanks to all your efforts and professional expertise we were able to enjoy a stress free day in a fantastic environment that worked for both Liz and I and our guests. We have recommended the Charthouse to others several times over. Regards..."
Greg & Liz
"Dear Richard & RJ, just a note to say thankyou for the beautiful job you made of our Reception. The food and service were fantastic, we had great feedback. Thanks again for helping make our day so memorable. Kindest Regards..."
Monique & Heath Paintin
"We just wanted to thankyou all so much for the help & support in making our day so special. Every aspect of your business is run fabulously & that comes through in the high standard of food & service. We have had so many comments on our Amazing Venue!! Keep up the fantastic job guys, we will definitely be recommending you highly. Thanks Again..."
Clare & Jeremy Fursdon
"RJ, just thought I would add a big thankyou to the Charthouse team. As Jess & I have both been involved in the hospitality industry we would like to acknowledge your whole teams professionalism and the fact that absolutely nothing was too much trouble. What else can I say but what a day to remember for Jess & Justin. The Charthouse is certainly our #1 venue. Best Wishes..."
Carol Miller
"Hi guys!! Just wanted to say a MASSIVE thank you for all of your help in making our wedding day fantastic! We have friends asking a lot of questions about your venue for their upcoming weddings. You all did a tremendous job, the food and service was brilliant, the planning stage through to the wedding night was made so easy with your experience and committed help. The photo cd's are awesome! Once again, thank you! Regards..."
Matt, Rachel & lil Jack
"Dear RJ, Richard & Leanne, we can't thankyou enough for all your effort to make our wedding night run so smoothly. The place looked Amazing, the Food divine, and all our guests have said it was one of the most FUN weddings they have been to. Thankyou so much for giving us a night we will never forget. I can truly see why you are the #1 Venue. Lots of Love..."
Mike, Sarah & Ella-Rose Barrie
"RJ, I would like to take this opportunity to thankyou Richard and your staff at the Charthouse for the wonderful wedding we had on the 29th December. The weather was with us, the service on the beach ran to schedule and the celebrant was congratulated by a number of our guests for the happy no fuss and occasionally amusing ceremony. Your reception was impeccable, assisted by the beautiful views, by which our overseas and out of town guests were so impressed. I leave the meal to last as this was superb. Everyone commented favourably and our personal congratulations on the presentation. We wish you all a happy New Year and continued success with The Charthouse. Kind Regards..."
Owen & Elaine Genty-Nott
"Dear Richard & RJ...Thankyou so much for your professionalism, calm, fun & abilities to bring our wedding reception dreams to life! At times planning our special day from England was challenging, but communications with yourselves were never so. Everything looked AMAZING..."
Love Lisa & Paul
"Hi Guys, We would like to once again thankyou for everything that you did for us in the lead up to, and on the day of our wedding. The venue & the service that your team gave us topped off an already amazing day. You filled us with confidence that everything would go to plan and we're pleased to say that you were right. It's hard to express our gratitude without going on and on and on, but Thankyou, Thankyou, Thankyou. You all are truly amazing. Kindest Regards..."
Rodney & Sarah Carroll
"Thank you so much to all the team, We had an amazing time and of course with such a handsome couple of Annette and Ryan this certainly complemented the Charthouse, what a marvellous venue. Food to die for, lamb that melted in ones mouth. The selection and presentation was just great. Please do share with your team as we will certainly be sharing our experience with all. Kind Regards..."
Beth & Brian Richardson
"The Team at the Charthouse, we would like to thankyou for hosting our wedding, the tables were set beautifully and the service was excellent. We really appreciate the team going the extra mile & we would thoroughly recommend your services to all our friends. Yours Sincerely..."
Shane & Lavana Conder
"To The Charthouse Team. Thankyou for helping to make our wedding day such a great success! We loved every minute, Thankyou so much for all your great work and help..."
Steve & Heidi Jennings
"Thankyou for all the time and effort you put in to make my daughter Katie & Stu's wedding day perfect. Right from the moment Gary & I walked into the Charthouse 2 Years ago, nothing was a problem for you and we were blown away by your venue, service and attention to detail. So heartfelt thanks from all of us to you, we will certainly recommend the Charthouse to anyone planning a wedding in Tauranga. All the best for your future..."
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Significant decision in hospital privacy breach case
The Supreme Court of Canada will not grant leave to appeal in a landmark privacy breach case at an Ontario hospital, say Toronto health lawyers Mary Jane Dykeman and Kate Dewhirst of DDO Health Law. Financial Post
The application for leave was dismissed without costs.
Hopkins v. Kay, 2014 ONSC 321 (CanLII), involved the unauthorized access to hundreds of patient health records by staff at Peterborough Regional Health Centre in 2010 and 2011. The plaintiffs took their case to the Superior Court of Justice, and in February 2015, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) does not preclude civil actions from being brought by those affected by a privacy breach.
"This means that the common law tort of intrusion upon seclusion established in Jones v. Tsige, 2012 ONCA 32 (CanLII), remains available to an individual who has experienced a privacy breach. The affected individual can go to court to seek damages of up to $20,000," Dykeman tells AdvocateDaily.com.
Dewhirst adds, "Although some individuals will continue to make complaints about privacy breaches to the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, others will go to court, and that creates potential financial consequences to health-care providers."
Dykeman says that the Commissioner, Brian Beamish, has always taken the position that some might call prescient – that PHIPA was not drafted to preclude taking a privacy breach case straight to court.
The stakes have officially been raised, Dewhirst comments, given that this outcome will pave the way to multiple class-action lawsuits proceeding in Ontario for health privacy breaches.
"Staff training remains the best way to insulate against any of the variety of sanctions privacy breaches create. That doesn't mean off-site training for every employee, but it does mean that someone in the organization has to be well-equipped to reach those individuals, early and often, and that the privacy program is layered to create that reach," she says.
DDO Health Law is currently offering an intensive training course for health sector privacy officers, taught by Dykeman and Dewhirst. While the training launched on Oct. 14, anyone interested in joining can register and watch the Oct. 14 webcast, then join with the group for the Nov. 10 and Dec. 8 sessions, either in person in downtown Toronto or via webcast.


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It is a pretty amazing time to be alive. We can video chat with friends halfway around the world while we wait in a queue for coffee. We can drive cars that don't need fossil fuels. Instead of paper tickets, we use our phones to gain access to everything from airport departure terminals to concert halls.
However, many of us can't get through a day without charging our mobile phones and we desperately want electric vehicles to have more range and require shorter charge times.
For all the technological advances of the 21st century, the thing that constantly trips us up is batteries. While you can video conference from Costa coffee, you might not want to because of the battery draw. Electric cars are still limited in range – few have more range than an equivalent petrol car. And many people have to monitor their phone's battery usage over the course of an average day.
Batteries seemed always to have been the afterthought of the tech world, but that's starting to change. Governments and corporations are putting resources into building bigger batteries that can store enough energy to power homes or even be an integral part of the grid. And there is an entire industry dedicated to ensuring that mobile devices last longer. The biggest advance in that field to date is a material that's long been a critical player in semiconductors and solar power: Silicon.
Silicon, an abundant element found in the earth's crust, is a semiconductor and a key component in the brains of basically every mobile electronic device. It has driven huge leaps in processing speed and today we now hold yesterday's supercomputers in the palm of our hands. This rapid progress even has some experts believing that artificial intelligence will surpass human intelligence within the century. While this prediction, referred to as the technological singularity, is somewhat controversial, most experts agree that in the near future computers will be able to drive automobiles better than humans do. This will fundamentally change the way people are transported and how we look at cars. One additional thing that experts agree on is that devices and electric vehicles will continue to require lots of battery power. And on that front we haven't made nearly as much progress, possibly because we haven't really turned to silicon for help. Yet.
Scientists have known for a while that silicon could be a big factor in producing batteries that last longer. Lithium-ion batteries work in a "rocking chair" fashion, where energy is stored transferring lithium ions from one electrode to the other (typically from the positive to the negative). The negative is the electrode with a lower voltage and the difference in voltage between the two electrodes is the cell voltage. It's at the negative electrode, or anode, where silicon can make a huge impact. Silicon can store more than 10 times as much energy as graphite, which is the material most commonly used today to store energy on the anode in lithium-ion batteries. Using silicon could increase the energy density of batteries by 25%.
So why hasn't it been used sooner? It turns out that silicon's greatest asset – its capacity to store energy – is also its greatest weakness.
Upon lithiation (the incorporation of lithium into an electrode in a lithium-ion battery), silicon suffers from severe volume expansion, which can approach 400%. In other words, the more energy a silicon particle stores, the bigger it gets and when that energy is used up, the particle shrinks again. The constant swelling and shrinking causes the particle to crack or pulverise. Over time, the cracks cause new surfaces to be exposed, which react and trigger battery performance degradation. Within a few hundred cycles of recharging and discharging, the battery is finished.
"With silicon anodes, a nice passivation layer is formed on the particles," Dee Strand, chief scientific officer at Wildcat Discovery Technologies, explains. "But as the silicon expands and contracts, it essentially cracks apart that layer and then makes more. Over time it ends up with a very thick resistive film on the anode, which causes it to lose both capacity and power."
Typical battery developers have used only very small amounts of silicon to avoid this issue. "It's a race among battery makers to get more and more silicon in," Jeff Dahn, lithium-ion battery researcher at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia, says. 'The number of researchers around the world working on silicon for lithium-ion cells is mind-boggling."
We're starting to see some solutions for silicon anodes. This is an industry where the active material (the material that stores lithium) has traditionally been in the form of a powder. Some companies are therefore working on making powders out of proprietary mixtures of active and inactive materials. Others are trying to shape silicon in different ways to enable the silicon to survive the volumetric changes that decrease battery lifespan. The active material is then typically mixed with an inactive polymer and sometimes other inactive additives to be coated on a metal foil current collector. These steps are an evolution, not a revolution.
Unlike these approaches, companies like Enevate, has developed a silicon technology for lithium-ion batteries that allows us to form an active material film without needing a polymer material to hold the film together. Instead of trying to glue the silicon together, they have made a harder film where silicon is stored within a porous conductive matrix. In a way, "balloons" of silicon have been put into a "concrete" matrix, so that the silicon can expand and contract repeatedly. And, more importantly, not crumble.
Unlike regular batteries that might contain a little silicon, cells like Enevate's that are silicon-dominant have already begun testing by third parties and have shown improved features, such as high energy density, ultrafast charge, wide temperature tolerance and improved safety. Furthermore, the use of silicon in batteries is thought to be able to reduce the cost of batteries.
Inevitably, if the industry adopts silicon lithium-ion batteries, we're going to see a revolution. Electric cars will become a road-tripper's first choice. We won't need to track mobile phone battery usage all the time. Solar power will expand as long-lasting batteries store and provide energy even after the sun stops shining.
The global silicon-anode battery market has been forecast to grow 43.4% over the next six years, which would boost its value to more than £1 billion, by 2022. These next-generation batteries will literally have the power to untether people from plug sockets, just as WiFi and smartphones untethered us from computers.


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Put a Match to Your Siding
When I was a teenager still living with my parents, a neighbor's son was mowing his yard when he hit a rock and sent it flying about 40 yards across our backyard and through the vinyl siding on our house. After chuckling with the neighbor about it for a bit, my father went to the spot where he stored siding, left over from when he installed it just a couple of years before, and replaced the damaged piece.
Quick and easy, no harm done. Like a lot of folks that put siding on their homes or have it done for them, my dad was smart enough to save a few leftover pieces. He also saved one of the boxes they came in, which had a tag clearly naming the manufacturer, series and color of the siding. But what if you bought a house that was re-sided two owners before you and there are no remnants to be found? What if you do have a few pieces but not enough to cover your planned addition, and there's no box or any identifying marks anywhere?
Then maybe your next course of action should be to go to www.sidingmatch.com and let them pick through their database to find a match for your siding. A web-based service that provides personalized, custom siding identification services for vinyl, aluminum and steel siding, SidingMatch.com has become a hit with homeowners, insurance companies and contractors alike. If you mail them a piece of your siding, they will search their database of more than 80 manufacturers with more than 200 textures, 30+ profiles and thousands of colors, to try to find a match. Within 48 hours, they will send you a comprehensive report telling you the manufacturer's name and contact information; the exact series and color of your siding; local distributors and contact information; and whether or not a match is available. Quite often, manufacturers will make improvements and/or dimensional, color or texture changes to a series of siding but won't change the name - or sometimes they simply discontinue a series.
And sometimes a match of the original color may be different than the weathered color on your house, so what happens then? Most homeowners would probably give up or re-side completely, but SidingMatch.com will keep looking for a likely match from other manufacturers and series. Nearly two-thirds of all requests the company gets are either matched exactly or a similar match of grade 1 or 2 is found. (Similar matches are graded on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 representing the next best thing to an exact match.) Of course that means that nearly one-third of the time no match can be found and no salvage stock is available. If that is a common occurrence with a database like SidingMatch.com's, imagine how frustrating it could be for a typical homeowner to find a match. That is why people are willing to pay $75 for hand-matching services, or $50 to either email them an image of their siding or for access to the company's database over the Web. A 24-hour expedited service is available for an additional $25.


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Here at Phantom Hire we strive ourselves on perfection and delivering the best customer service from the first time we hear from you. As we offer one of the largest fleets in the U.K. Whether your looking for something classic like the Rolls Royce Phantom or something more modern like a Bentley or a Mercedes. So whatever car your looking for we've got you covered. We have been in the industry for many years so you know you are in safe hands.
All our wedding cars are decorated immaculately with ribbons and bows in colours of your choice. Your beautiful car will arrive at the agreed time and location. Our professionally trained chauffeurs will arrive fully uniformed in dark suites and will be at your service throughout the whole journey. Our chauffeur service will, of course, include open and closing door service and collecting any bags that you may have.
There are many places to have your wedding at the beautiful city of Bradford. One of these beautiful places is the Hollins Hall Marricott Hotel and country club. This impressive victorian country house is set in 200 acres of stunning gardens. If your planning a small and intimate wedding, the Thompson room is ideal. It seats 36 people and boasts spectacular views over the grounds. However, if your looking for a slightly larger wedding then the Bronte room is perfect. It can accommodate 70 guests for a formal seated meal and 100 guests for an evening reception, you can enjoy great views from the summer patio.
Furthermore, the largest function room is the Hawksworth suite, with the capacity to hold 120 people in the day and 200 guests for an evening reception. This room comes with its own private bar and lounge area.
We always ensure that we leave enough time for those all important pictures, whether that be at the wedding venue or at another one of Bradford's stunning locations.
One of these stunning locations is the famous Lister Park, one of Bradford's largest parks and is situated in the Manningham area of the city. It has won various national awards for its beautiful scenery. Many of its outstanding features including; a lake, tennis courts and an inspiring mughal water garden. So you know that you'll get the best pictures possible and with scenery this good theres no wonder.
Another, one of these stunning places is Peel park. This beautiful location boasts sensational views across the park and with its lake, large area of parkland and a beautiful flower garden, this location ensures that you get those amazing wedding photos that you've always dreamed of.
If you wish to get a quote, book one of our beautiful cars or for anymore information contact us on:
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Scamorza di Bufala
Price per 1 piece (250g)
Caseificio Ponte di Legno is a small producer located in Amaseno (FR) in Lazio region. Currently, about 500 buffalos are used for the production of mozzarella cheese, knots, braids, fresh ricotta and smoked, cheeses, scamorza, caciocavalli, smoked mozzarella, ricotta dried, smoked cheese, first white salt, spiced or seasoned, and the creamy cheese. The whole production is made ??exclusively with 100 percent of buffalo milk that is handcrafted raw without pasteurization.
Scamorza is a cheese made with fresh buffalo milk. The Scamorza owes its name to the shape, from the verb "Scamozzare" which means "to remove a part." It is a product with an elastic dough and uniform pale yellow colour. Its crust is thin, pale yellow in colour. Its flavour is predominantly sweet.
The scamorza is perfect eaten raw, sliced with some dried tomatoes. You can also put a slice of it on a piece of bread and put it in the oven till it melts, than you combine it with a green lettuce on the side....simple but fantastic.
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10" Heavy Lady Luscious Cloth Pad
Regular price £9.50
Top fabric - Cotton Jersey.
Core fabric - Bamboo.
Backing fabric - Powerstretch/Windpro fleece.
This liner measures approx 10" in lenght and 2.25" - 2.75" wide when snapped.
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1 Lomond Bank, Glenfarg, Perthshire, PH2 9PF
Offers over £300,000 - Mortgage funding available
Five double bedrooms detached home recently refurbished and substantial in size benefiting from elevated views of the valley. Four reception rooms plus double garage with annexe and additional office or gym.
Property Description
We are delighted to offer onto the open market this substantial and very versatile detached five double bedrooms detached family home. Positioned on the outskirts of a quiet cul-de-sac with generous parking to the front with landscaped garden and giving access to the main front door. Around the back is a further driveway offering off-street parking and leading to a detached double garage with up and over doors light and power.
You enter the property via the front door which leads into the entrance vestibule which leads into the hallway. Stairs lead to the first floor with understairs storage space and access to the rear garden. The living room is an impressive size and is positioned at one end of the property with a sunny triple aspect with feature fire, hardwood flooring and wall mounted tv bracket with cables in the wall for easy setup.
The kitchen is positioned at the other end of the property with a step down from the dining room leading into the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen has been refitted and is brand new, offering a range of eye and base level units with roll top work surfaces incorporating stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap and drainer. The kitchen has a built-in dishwasher with fitted range cooker and power socket fitted for an extractor over. The kitchen also has glass display units with wood flooring, dual aspect and ample space for a table and chairs and an American style fridge/freezer.
The dining/family room enjoys a rear aspect with patio doors leading out to the garden. Adjacent to this room is the utility room with a range of cupboards, sink unit and space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. Two of the five double bedrooms are accessed from the spacious hallway and include fitted wardrobes. There are also two three-piece refitted shower rooms to service the ground floor accommodation.
Upstairs is the master bedroom suite and two further double bedrooms. The master bedroom has a large three-piece en-suite bathroom and the master bedroom is very generous in size, with two windows facing a front elevation. The other two bedrooms both have access to further attic space and storage. Completing the first floor is a large storage cupboard.
The house is wired throughout with Cat5e cabling through a patch panel and network switch located in the cupboard at the bottom of the stairs. Similarly, satellite (from an Octo-LNB dish) and TV feeds (from a distribution amplifier) are distributed throughout (though the property currently does not have a TV aerial fitted). The two existing master phone sockets are located here also, and can be patched as required throughout the property.
The garage has been extended to now offer a double garage with two up and over doors. You then access a large office or sixth bedroom with a door leading out into the garden, windows, light and power and accesses a kitchen with cupboards, sink unit, a wired feed for an electric cooker and under counter space for a fridge. The door then leads into the three-piece shower room with a front aspect. Stairs then take you to a very large living area which is open plan with access to the garage attic space that is floored for further storage space. This could be used as an annexe, letting out or running a business.
The garage space is similarly wired (in the office and studio) with Cat5e network cabling from a discrete patch panel and switch in the office which links into the house network. The property is also located within an area provisioned by BT fibre broadband. This really needs to be seen to be appreciated.
Outside you have a raised decking area running the width of the property to elevate you better to enjoy the views of the surrounding areas. The rest of the garden is landscaped and low maintenance with outside lighting, power and access to the annexe and garage.
Extras (Included in the sale): Floor coverings, blinds, light fittings and appliances.
The description of properties on the website do not form part of any offer and all statements and photographs are for illustrative purposes only and not guaranteed. Buyers must satisfy themselves on the accuracy and authenticity of each property listed.
Location of Property
By appointment through McEwan Fraser Legal on 01383 660 570
McEwan Fraser Legal are open 7 days a week: 8am - Midnight Monday to Friday & 9am - 10pm Saturday & Sunday to book your viewing appointment.
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If you are interested in a property we have available for sale and have your own property to sell, we can refer you to MP Ltd (who operate independently of McEwan Fraser Legal). They can offer you a guaranteed cash offer for your own property through this unique Part Exchange option which may allow you to sell your property quickly and easily without any Estate Agency fees or advertising costs. This allows you to make an offer for any property on our site safe in the knowledge that your existing house has a firm legal offer.
Please contact us for further details or complete the Part Exchange form. Remember your dream home could be only a phone call away 0131 524 9797.
Mortgage funding may be available through an authorised mortgage broker
McEwan Fraser Legal are working closely with authorised mortgage brokers in order for our clients to obtain mortgage funding (see terms and conditions, which normally apply, below)
- Aged 18+
- You are in permanent employment
- Self Employed usually need to have 2 years accounts available
- Permanent right to reside in the UK
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Utkarsh Jaiswal had undergone 4 surgeries for his condition before this one. (Representational)
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A 16-year-old from Kanpur was given a new lease of life after doctors in New Delhi successfully treated him for a rare intestinal disorder.
Utkarsh Jaiswal was suffering from ileal atresia, a congenital disorder that made him extremely malnourished and stunted his growth. A part of his intestine was clogged since birth.
Doctors at the Max Super Specialty Hospital performed a complex 10-hour-long surgery by reconstructing one foot-long patch/ part of the small intestine.
"When the patient came to us initially, he complained of severe bloating of stomach and chronic vomiting. His duodenum was clogged since birth which posed hindrance in the digestive system and hence, the doctors bypassed the affected area," Ashish Vashistha, Hospital director said.
"Unfortunately, even after four operations in the past elsewhere, the patient was still suffering. The patient is better after the operation with no restriction in terms of lifestyle, including diet," Mr Vashistha added.
Utkarsh had undergone his first operation within 24 hours of his birth followed by three more operations till the age of 16.
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จองโรงแรม โรงแรม Gästehaus Guggenberger
We would like to cordially welcome you to the Gästehaus Guggenberger. It doesn't matter whether you're staying for one night or more, you will find plenty of parking spaces available at our well-appointed hotel. Free for you One of our hotel services is a free newspaper delivered on a daily basis. Free parking is available at the hotel. Make yourself at home Our friendly staff will greet you in the lobby. Take advantage of the garden terrace. Treat yourself to a delicious meal in our eatery. Where you will stay Desks are a standard facility in our hotel rooms. One of our hotel's courtesies is cable television for visual and audio entertainment that is found in all the rooms. We also provide international newspapers in our rooms. In every single room a properly functioning landline can be found. In your room's bathroom you will find a shower as well as a blow-dryer. Check out the horses at the hotel. If you would like, you can climb upon one and have a fun horseback-riding experience. Our hotel's guests enjoy taking a walk on trails provided. Lace up and join in on the fun. Business hours of reception: On business days: from 06:00 to 20:00 On the weekend: from 08:00 to 12:00 and from 17:00 to 20:00 .


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Very often I catch myself thinking why I create the type of art I do: abstract, non-figurative art based on patterns, colorful textures and hand drawn geometric shapes. I could say I love making patterns because I love repetition and my creative process can often feel relaxing, even meditating. Also one of the reasons I enjoy repetition is interest in improving my drawing skills, my craft and by practicing daily I can definitely notice slow but certain improvement. But those are not the main reasons why I'm compelled to create the kind of art I do. I think the main reason why I make colorful abstract patterns and compositions is my deep, insatiable desire for beauty.
Recently I was browsing though an online portfolio of a young photographer whose work deals with expression of intense emotions and sexuality. While the photos looked interesting I thought to myself "I could never make work like this". It's not because I'm not capable of expressing strong emotions or because I have issues with sexuality, it is because none of the images looked beautiful to me. They looked intense, genuine, powerful, provoking, interesting, expressive, original... all of which is great but they just didn't seem beautiful to me. I know that beauty is very subjective and that those images might appear beautiful to someone else but even though I did like looking at them and I understand importance of such work, I failed to find beauty in them.
And I crave beauty, or at least what I consider beautiful (and what is sometimes traditionally considered beautiful in art): appealing color combinations, balanced compositions, all elements of art piece working in harmony with each other to produce a perfect whole. Making the kind of work I do helps me explore all that, I can play with colors and messy ink textures and try to balance them out with more precisely drawn patterns and shapes to get satisfying and harmonious compositions. I am aware that can seem a little superficial to someone who believes art should always carry a message, tell an important story or express deep emotions. My work doesn't tell a story and it can come across as detached, even impersonal or non-intimate but that's perfectly fine with me. I create from place of deep love for beauty and endless curiosity about how to express it though very limited and basic vocabulary of simple shapes and patters and delicious, sensual, vibrant colors. My creative process is also a learning process that helps me understand how to create order and balance not only in art but, in my own mind and my own being as well.
To be honest, I think there is also a deeper, personal reason why I feel need to make beautiful abstract compositions. Throughout my life I've been exposed to many intense, difficult situations and experienced a lot of emotional turmoil so that's the last thing I want to be dealing with in my art. While expressing deep emotions (especially in a self-confessional way) can be very cathartic and therapeutic to some, it never helped me, quite contrary it only made me feel worse. But, I realized that trying to create beauty and balance in my art is very healing and makes me feel much better and rejuvenates my soul. It's soothing and calming and, as if by creating beauty and order in my artwork I'm also rediscovering beauty and strength in my own inner being and if I've learned anything by creating the type of art I do is to never underestimate the healing power of beauty.


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Bond Tips For Men – Considering Keeping Your Woman Happy?
From time to time, we put our hands into fire with out knowledge of the idea. Why would a married woman put her position above her husband but still expect that her marriage would probably go on for much time? The simple fact is this lady couldn't know your break down with communication would develop a avoid between her and the girl's spouse. Well, given that that void is actually created; precisely what is the alternative? Don't watch and let your marriage crash; it is simple to build a conduit and reach across to the man you married.
1 – Stay strong. First and foremost, most people never ought to show up needy, not really relationship or after having merely separated. Don't appear wanting to her or him — don't cling, don't ask,, nor seek to encourage them to have a pity party in your case. Even if you haven't, allow the individual to trust you have improved just by appearing strong and unfazed. The ironic thing can be when ever him or her thinks you've got switched, they will continue to realize that they surely have never.
In most marriages which were at an increased risk, each of those everyone seems to be guilty of different things, which means that both ought to seek advise from no matter what it is they're lost. Maybe a single person shouldn't put away several time to spend with another. In the event that that is the outcome, the head ought to make use of his or her's schedule, whatever that involves, to generate room in your home meant for further time along with his or simply her partner.
Mirror Yourself Most people speak about determing the best partner on their activities, but conversely they should be having a debate about becoming the right man for their spouse. What qualities looking for with the partner? Do you have any of them with all your own life? You have to be aware that instead of looking for the suitable someone within the future and fill that void with your lifestyle, you ought to be the suitable partner for a someone and then you will attract those that find themselves aligned to get a true selves.
1 ) Avoid requesting them questions which will invoke a detrimental response. Don't search for advice designed to get your partner to get the defensive. It is human instinct to help you wish to give up those who maybe you have feeling negatively about yourself, so do not let that grown to be so terrible that your choice of particular lover would want to counteract you will consequently.
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Today was a good day fill with beautiful weather, amazing sites, incredible food, and wonderful company.
It started with Erin and I deciding to wake up almost unnecessarily early to get to the Galleria dell'Accademia - the famous home to Michelangelo's statue David as close to opening as possible. They opened at 8:15 AM and we were there by 8:30. We waited in line less than 15 minutes and were soon inside. The first exhibit we went to was musical instruments. I never really though of instruments themselves (as opposed to the music they create) as pieces of art. But some of them can be truly incredible. (The photos don't do them justice.)
Up next was the crown jewel of the gallery: David. Before you arrive at the statue itself, you walk through a short corridor lined with unfinished sculptors by Michelangelo. They are truly striking in comparison to David.
Once you get up to David, you see just how impressive the detail is. I wish I could have gotten closer or had a better zoom to really show the realistic veins, irises, and muscles.
Once Erin was done sobbing over the perfection that is David, we made our way through the rest of the gallery, which essentially consisted of icons, icons, and more icons. Italy sure does love Jesus.
By 10:00 AM we were satisfied and made our way to the Duomo. The ticket situation for the different sites in this square was confusing and unclear. Long lines were forming at every entrance, even though many of them were for ticket holders only and no direction as to where to get tickets. We had attempted to get tickets online the evening before, but either the website wasn't working, or the internet at our hostel was just that bad (both entirely possible), so ultimately decided to just show up and hope for the best.
That turned out to not be the best option ever. We were able to get into Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore without a problem – it was free and the line moved quickly – but nothing else without a ticket. We could have gotten a ticket to see the baptistery and the crypts, but the bell tower bookings were full and we didn't feel like we would get our money's worth just doing two sites since it's a combined ticket. So we enjoyed the cathedral, which was sufficient for me.
It still wasn't lunch time yet, so we found a good lunch place and then explored the area to burn time. Our first find was Chiesa Della Badia Fiorentina.
Next we stumbled upon Chiesa di San Firenze.
I love hidden gems such as these two churches. There is always so much more to see in a city than what the guidebooks and online forums lead you to believe, you just have to go out and find them.
Next we made our way to a popular square where we found a replica of the Palmyra TriumphalArch. The original arch, built in Palmyra, Syria in the 3rd century, was destroyed in 2015. The replica was made as a way to send messages of hope during times of conflict and has been on display in London, New York, Dubai, and now Florence.
There was also the Fountain of Neptune. It was under restoration, but you could still see Neptune peeking out from the scaffolding, and I was just tall enough on my tippy-toes to reach my camera above the barrier to try and snap a photo of the rest of the fountain.
It was finally time for food, and we were starving so made our way back to the restaurant we spotted earlier. After a leisurely lunch, we made our way to the south side of the Arno river, an area which we had not yet ventured to.
We found Cappella Brancacci. It was €7 to get inside the chapel itself, and we didn't think that was worth it. But the gardens and the Room of the Last Supper where a mural of the last supper is located were open to the public.
We soon discovered that the €7 would have also gotten us in the Basilica di Santo Spirito, though we still felt it wasn't worth it because #studentsonabudget
After a long morning (and for me, a very long two weeks of intensive site-seeing, running, and walking), we decided some R&R was necessary so we made our way to Palazzo Pitti – a large square right outside Palzzo Pitti, a Renaissance palace. I loved getting to relax and enjoy Erin's company under the warm sun.
After a while, we slowly made our way back to the hostel, allowing us a new perspective of the Ponte Vecchio and the mountains on the outskirts of Florence.
After freshening up, we headed out to dinner. The restaurant we found online ended up being closed, so we wandered for about 30 minutes looking at different restaurants until we finally found one that looked good and was reasonably priced. We both enjoyed our meals, but I had a serious foodgasm my dinner was so delicious. The wine, the pasta, the meat, and the dessert were all perfection.
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Book Title: The Queens of Innis Lear
Author: Tessa Gratton
Release Date: March 27th, 2018
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
A kingdom at risk, a crown divided, a family drenched in blood.
The erratic decisions of a prophecy-obsessed king have drained Innis Lear of its wild magic, leaving behind a trail of barren crops and despondent subjects. Enemy nations circle the once-bountiful isle, sensing its growing vulnerability, hungry to control the ideal port for all trade routes.
The king's three daughters—battle-hungry Gaela, master manipulator Reagan, and restrained, starblessed Elia—know the realm's only chance of resurrection is to crown a new sovereign, proving a strong hand can resurrect magic and defend itself. But their father will not choose an heir until the longest night of the year, when prophecies align and a poison ritual can be enacted.
Refusing to leave their future in the hands of blind faith, the daughters of Innis Lear prepare for war—but regardless of who wins the crown, the shores of Innis will weep the blood of a house divided.
I received an ARC through NetGalley!
Oh, my goodness! I have literally been blessed with one amazing novel. I am still in awe about how beautiful the writing and all of the characters are. I just want everyone to pick this novel up and read it now, but until then…PREORDER IT! I promise you won't be disappointed at all. Believe me!
The Queens of Innis Lear has so much diversity–which is another reason why I think this might be on my Top 5 Favorites of 2018 so far. I just want to stand up and give the author a standing ovation of one person, because wow.
Not only that, but the setting is just so well-written and put together. It makes me want to cry and smile all at once.
Lastly, I will remind you all once again, preorder this book or go out to a bookstore and buy the book on release day


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Teacher: Kasey Meyer
This week we will be exploring not only various cultures from around the world, but the delicious foods that are unique to each one. Every day we will be discussing a different country and try our hand at making some of their native foods. We will be making a cookbook containing all of our recipes so that you can make them at home too!


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Reinvent the way you make a living, do what you love, and create a new future
By Chris Guillebeau
Reviewed by Chris Wendel
Hardcover: 304 pages, $23.00 Kindle Version: $11.99
Publisher: Crown Business (May 8, 2012)
At first glance The $100 Startup may seem more like a gimmicky give-away from a late-night infomercial than a practical business book. It is clear that this book will never be confused with any late night promise of instant wealth or government grants. Instead, it delivers a set of realistic resources for those wanting to know how a small business actually works.
Written by 30 something whiz kid Chris Guillebeau, The $100 Startup centers on the testimony of 1,500 individuals who built businesses earning $50,000 or more from modest investments (in many cases $100 or less). Guillebeau chooses the 50 most intriguing from this group of 1500 and identifies the commonalities of people starting businesses based on their lifestyle, personal expertise, and passion.
The rise of the micro-business is the new reality of many people still crippled by the economic upheaval of 3-4 years ago. Long gone are the days of borrowing to the hilt, betting the farm (or home), or quitting one's job to test a business idea. Entrepreneurs looking to make a living on their own terms and the advent of the internet have been the catalysts to this significant new wave of small business development.
Guillebeau reinforces this idea through his interviews with his case studies. Some of those profiled are accidental entrepreneurs that had a service that consumers wanted more of. Many devised ways of doing what they truly wanted to do while prioritizing their families and other personal interests.
The $100 Startup spends a lot of time discussing the expertise that each business owner had and how they matched skill set with a product or service that people wanted to pay for. Starting on a smaller scale, an idea can be tested for feasibility in the market before larger investments (including money and time) are taken on.
It is the book's entrepreneur profiles that provide its most interesting component. Guillebeau stresses that not everything one is passionate about is that interesting to everyone else ("I may be passionate about eating pizza, but no one is going to pay me to do it.").
Take the Excel spreadsheet expert that built an online business of downloadable guides and trainings that nets him $136,000 annually. Or the veteran sales executive that is laid off and then starts a successful business selling bed mattress that he delivers by bicycle. Then there's the woman from Omaha who makes and sells custom made wedding dresses to brides all over the world. In each case the business was built around the owner's interests and lifestyle with limited start-up overhead.
The $100 Startup lays out how much money these entrepreneurs needed to get their projects started, how they generated funding, and key mistakes they made along the way. Much of this start small mentality is possible because of niche demands of today's market place. Guillebeau's examples are easy to relate to because they aren't all "pie in the sky". Many are cautionary tales that readers can read and learn from. He also includes with each chapter, bulleted summaries of pivotal areas such as pricing, business plans, marketing, business expansion and a relevant summary of how to write a mission statement.
This minimalist approach to business development counters many prevailing theories of job creation. Many of these are individuals choose to live in our region, patterning their business around their expertise and families, while spending money locally, paying taxes, and sending their children to our local schools. Some of these small start-up businesses grow from home-based businesses (Hagerty Insurance and baa baa ZuZu come td) into larger companies that provide a significant employment. Either way, it is clear that the micro-businesses phenomenon is playing out in a positive way for northern Michigan.
Chris Wendel is a consultant and lender with Northern Initiative in Traverse City. Northern Initiatives is a private, non-profit community development corporation that provides entrepreneurs with access to capital, information, and new markets.


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Major Millions slot breaches the two million mark to break new jackpot record
It has been over 12 weeks since the last Major Millions jackpot has been won, around double the time that the jackpot usually takes to be won. Of course, that means that over that period, the size of the jackpot has increased markedly and now we stand on the brink of a new landmark for this hugely popular Microgaming progressive jackpot slot.
Currently, the highest ever win on the Major Millions slot was a win of 1,945,884 which was landed by one lucky player on the 13th May 2017. However, the current jackpot total on the Major Millions slot has already exceeded that amount and breached the 2,000,000 mark.
That would be a major moment on the Major Millions slot as it would be the first 2 million plus jackpot paid out by any Microgaming progressive other than the famous Mega Moolah.
Let's learn a little more about Major Millions, its history, how you play and how you can win the progressive jackpot prize.
The Major Millions slot
The first thing to note about the Major Millions slot is that you actually have a choice of two different slots to play, although both offer you the same chance of winning the progressive jackpot prize. There is a 3-reel version available and also a 5-reel version.
In the 3-reel version of Major Millions, players bet 1.00 per line on each of the three pay lines on the slot, which means that to qualify for the jackpot (which is paid out when you land all three of the Major Millions wild symbols on the third pay line) you need to wager a minimum of 3.00 per spin.
It's a similar story on the 5-reel version of the slot as this has a fixed line bet of 0.20 and a total of 15 lines available. You can elect to play with fewer than 15 lines if you prefer, but you can only win the progressive jackpot by landing the Major Millions wild right across the 15th pay line of the reel. So if you want to win the progressive, you also have to wager 3.00 as your bet.
Although the chances of landing the jackpot, when you apply a bit of logic, seems to suggest you have more chance of landing it on the 3-reel version, in fact the games are designed so that both games offer players the same chance to win the progressive jackpot regardless of which version of the game you play.
The theme of the slot is the military and the symbols on the reels reflect that with items such as a warplane, battleship, Majors hat, top secret documents, binoculars, a supply crate and much more emphasising the theme very nicely, and there's a real bonus of no playing card lows either, which does add to the game.
Major Millions Stats
Developed by Microgaming, Major Millions is arguably the companies second most popular progressive jackpot game after Mega Moolah. That is because after Mega Moolah, Major Millions offers the largest progressive jackpot on average.
When the jackpot is won in entirety (when landed by a player from the UK winning in British pounds), the game is then reseeded by Microgaming for £250,000, which is the second highest seed amount of any Microgaming progressive, once again behind the £1,000,000 seeding amount Mega Moolah receives.
Since the game was first released, the progressive jackpot has been won an amazing 66 times in total, the last being 12 weeks and 2 days ago (on the 11th July). The average win on the slot amounts to £470,986.
This means that over its lifetime, the Major Millions slot has paid out a total of 31,085,076 to lucky winners across those 66 wins.
The smallest ever jackpot win was triggered just a few hours after a previous win and when the jackpot fund had been reseeded and that player took home 252,043. The largest current win stands at 1,945,884, won on the 13th May 2017, but that record will be beaten by the next jackpot winner.
Interestingly, the Major Millions jackpot is triggered, on average, once every six weeks and five days (47 days). However, it has now been almost double that amount of time since the last win (12 weeks and 2 days - 86 days) which means that the statistics seem to suggest that this progressive prize is going to be won sooner rather than later.
However, one thing to note is that when a progressive jackpot seems ripe to be won like the Major Millions is right now, you can be sure that there will be a lot more players playing the game. That is a positive on the one hand as more spins of the slot means that the progressive jackpot will continue to grow and grow even more quickly, but it does also mean that it is more likely to be won as there are more spins being played on the game. So if you want to play, you'd better do so quickly!
Where can I play Major Millions?
The good news is that there are a large number of Microgaming casinos that are part of the loyalty rewards network offering players the chance to play the Major Millions progressive, along with all the other 15 of Microgaming's progressive jackpot games. That includes Mega Moolah of course, which breached the 6,000,000 barrier overnight and which continues to climb higher.
Head on over to the Mega Moolah casinos that you can sign up with based on your locality. Pick the best sign up deal for you based on the ones available (there's comprehensive reviews on each of the casinos Welcome Bonus offers for players so you can easily read through them to pick the one that gives you the best value).
Once signed up, simply deposit some cash into your account, not forgetting to take your bonus, and then you can start spinning on Major Millions to see if maybe you could be the next big winner.
If you are still undecided whether to sign up to an online casino and claim a bonus to try your luck at progressive jackpot games, then this really is the best time to try both Mega Moolah and Major Millions!
Byline: This article was published by Mega Moolah expert Henry. Media and other enquiries.
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