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Allergies - overview
An allergy is an immune response or reaction to substances that are usually not harmful.
Alternative Names
Allergy - allergies; Allergy - allergens
Allergies are very common. Both genes and environment play a role. If both your parents have allergies, there is a good chance that you have them, too.
The immune system normally protects the body against harmful substances, such as bacteria and viruses. It also reacts to foreign substances called allergens. These are usually harmless and in most people do not cause a problem.
In a person with allergies, the immune response is oversensitive. When it recognizes an allergen, the immune system launches a response. Chemicals such as histamines are released. These chemicals cause allergy symptoms.
Common allergens include:
- Drugs
- Dust
- Food
- Insect venom
- Mold
- Pet and other animal dander
- Pollen
Some people have allergy-like reactions to hot or cold temperatures, sunlight, or other environmental triggers. Sometimes, friction (rubbing or roughly stroking the skin) will cause symptoms.
Allergies may make certain medical conditions, such as sinus problems, eczema, and asthma, worse.
Mostly, the part of the body the allergen touches affects what symptoms you develop. For example:
- Allergens that you breathe in often cause a stuffy nose, itchy nose and throat, mucus, cough, and wheezing.
- Allergens that touch the eyes may cause itchy, watery, red, swollen eyes.
- Eating something you are allergic to can cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, cramping, diarrhea, or a severe, life-threatening reaction.
- Allergens that touch the skin can cause a skin rash, hives, itching, blisters, or skin peeling.
- Drug allergies usually involve the whole body and can lead to a variety of symptoms.
At times, an allergy can trigger a response that involves the entire body.
Exams and Tests
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask questions, such as when the allergy occurs.
Allergy testing may be needed to find out whether the symptoms are an actual allergy or are caused by other problems. For example, eating contaminated food (food poisoning) may cause symptoms similar to food allergies. Some medicines (such as aspirin and ampicillin) can produce non-allergic reactions, including rashes. A runny nose or cough may actually be due to an infection.
Skin testing is the most common method of allergy testing:
- The prick test involves placing a small amount of the suspected allergy-causing substances on the skin, and then slightly pricking the area so the substance moves under the skin. The skin is closely watched for signs of a reaction, which include swelling and redness.
- The patch test involves placing a patch with the suspected allergen on your skin. The skin is then closely watched for signs of a reaction.
- The intradermal test involves injecting tiny amount of allergen under your skin, then watching the skin for a reaction.
The doctor may also check your reaction to physical triggers by applying heat, cold, or other stimulation to your body and watching for an allergic response.
Blood tests that may be done include:
- Immunoglobulin E (IgE), which measures levels of allergy-related substances
- Complete blood count (CBC) during which an eosinophil white blood cell count is done
In some cases, the doctor may tell you to avoid certain items to see if you get better, or to use suspected items to see if you feel worse. This is called "use or elimination testing." This is often used to check for food or medicine allergies.
Severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) need to be treated with a medicine called epinephrine. It can be life-saving when given right away. If you use epinephrine, call 911 and go straight to the hospital.
The best way to reduce symptoms is to avoid what causes your allergies. This is especially important for food and drug allergies.
There are several types of medicines to prevent and treat allergies. Which medicine your doctor recommends depends on the type and severity of your symptoms, your age, and overall health.
Illnesses that are caused by allergies (such as asthma, hay fever, and eczema) may need other treatments.
Medicines that can be used to treat allergies include:
Antihistamines are available over-the-counter and by prescription. They are available in many forms, including:
- Capsules and pills
- Eye drops
- Injection
- Liquid
- Nasal spray
These are anti-inflammatory medicines. They are available in many forms, including:
- Creams and ointment for the skin
- Eye drops
- Nasal spray
- Lung inhaler
- Pills
- Injection
Persons with severe allergic symptoms may be prescribed corticosteroid pills or injections for short periods.
Decongestants help relieve a stuffy nose. Do not use decongestant nasal spray for more than several days because they can cause a rebound effect and make the congestion worse. Decongestants in pill form do not cause this problem. People with high blood pressure, heart problems, or prostate enlargement should use decongestants with caution.
Leukotriene inhibitors are medicines that block the substances that trigger allergies. Person with asthma and indoor and outdoor allergies may be prescribed these medicines.
Allergy shots (immunotherapy) are sometimes recommended if you cannot avoid the allergen and your symptoms are hard to control. Allergy shots keep your body from over-reacting to the allergen. You will get regular injections of the allergen. Each dose is slightly larger than the last dose until a maximum dose is reached. These shots do not work for everybody and you will have to visit the doctor often.
Instead of shots, medicine put under the tongue may help for grass and ragweed allergies.
Support Groups
Ask your provider if there are any asthma and allergy support groups in your area.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Most allergies can be easily treated with medicine.
Some children may outgrow an allergy, especially food allergies. But once a substance has triggered an allergic reaction, it usually continues to affect the person.
Allergy shots are most effective when used to treat hay fever and insect sting allergies. They are not used to treat food allergies because of the danger of a severe reaction.
Allergy shots may need years of treatment, but they work in most cases. However, they may cause uncomfortable side effects (such as hives and rash) and dangerous outcomes (such as anaphylaxis). Talk with your provider whether allergy drops (SLIT) are right for you.
Possible Complications
Complications that may result from allergies or their treatment include:
- Anaphylaxis (life-threatening allergic reaction)
- Breathing problems and discomfort during the allergic reaction
- Drowsiness and other side effects of medicines
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call for an appointment with your provider if:
- Severe symptoms of allergy occur
- Treatment for allergies no longer works
Breastfeeding can help prevent or decrease allergies when you feed babies this way only for 4 to 6 months. However, changing a mother's diet during pregnancy or while breastfeeding does not seem to help prevent allergies.
For most children, changing the diet or using special formulas does not seem to prevent allergies. If a parent, brother, sister, or other family member has a history of eczema and allergies, discuss feeding with your child's doctor.
There is also evidence that being exposed to certain allergens (such as dust mites and cat dander) in the first year of life may prevent some allergies. This is called the "hygiene hypothesis." It came from the observation that infants on farms tend to have fewer allergies than those who grow up in more sterile environments. However, older children do not seem to benefit.
Once allergies have developed, treating the allergies and carefully avoiding allergy triggers can prevent reactions in the future.
Chiriac AM, Bousquet J, Demoly P. In vivo methods for the study and diagnosis of allergy. In: Adkinson NF Jr, Bochner BS, Burks AW, et al, eds. Middleton's Allergy: Principles and Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2014:chap 70.
Wasserman SI. Approach to the patient with allergic or immunologic disease. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 25th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2016:chap 249.
Review Date:3/14/2016
Reviewed By:Stuart I. Henochowicz, MD, FACP, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Division of Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology, Georgetown University Medical School, Washington, DC. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Our long term client and collaborators NET-A-PORTER brought us onboard to conceptualise, creative direct and produce their SUMMER SOCIAL event in Hong Kong. An opportunity for them to say thank you to their clients by treating them with a style-filled, surprising and refreshing afternoon of NET-A-PORTER fun.
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Dan's Best Blueberry Tart – EVER
This tart is the best thing ever. Dan knows it. Everyone who eats it knows it. He makes it every time he comes to visit us (Dan is Mimi's husband. Mimi is Alan's best cousin.) In addition to being Alan's best cousin's husband, he is a fine, wonderful, funny person in his own right! (Aunt Elaine describes him as 'delicious'. . .). We don't invite Dan to come down specifically because of his tart making expertise, but we do start talking about 'the Tart' whenever we hear that Dan is coming into town. This time Dan and Mimi came for Jared's wedding and we got a couple extra days out of them. So happy! The Tart was made for the post-wedding brunch.
Here is the recipe. So so so delicious.
Dan's Best Blueberry Tart (from Dan Clark's repertoire)
Photo by: Mimi Weinberg
Preheat oven to 350°
Crust Ingredients:
1 ¼ C sugar
3 Tbsp powdered sugar (packed)
¼ tsp salt (Dan doesn't use this….)
10 Tbsp chilled unsalted but cut into
½" cubes
Filling Ingredients:
¾ C sugar
3 Tbsp cornstarch
Pinch of salt (Dan doesn't use this)
2 Tbsp cold water
2 Tbsp fresh lemon juice
1 Tbsp unsalted butter
1 tsp grated lemon peel
4-5 Cups fresh blueberries
For the Crust: Preheat oven to 350°, Blend flour, sugar and salt in a food processor for 5 second. Add butter, and using on/off bursts, blend until clumps form. Press dough over the bottom and up the sides of the Tart pan with removable bottom. I've seen Dan make this crust and he actually rolls the dough out between two pieces of saran wrap and then folds it into the tart pan. Dan...why didn't you tell us this?
Pierce the crust with a fork all over the bottom. Bake crust until golden, about 17-19 minutes. Let cool completely.
For the filling: Whisk sugar, cornstarch and salt in a medium saucepan (or bowl if you'll be doing this part with a microwave which is what Dan does). Gradually add 2 Tbsp each cold water and lemon juice, whisking until smooth. Add butter and lemon peel. Add 2 cups of berries and mash coarsely with potato masher or spoon. Cook over medium heat until mixture thickens and boils, stirring occasionally (or heat in a microwave for 1-2 minutes at a time, stirring and mashing in between heating intervals). Remove from heat. Fold in remaining berries, stir to coat. Transfer filling to prepared, cooled crust. Refrigerate until cold, at least 1 hour (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. If so, cover loosely with foil and keep refrigerated).
Remove tart from pan. Cut into wedges and serve. Maybe sift some powdered sugar over the top before cutting but the tart must be VERY cold for this to work.
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8 Lincoln Track Athletes Made it to State
May 22, 2018
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Eight Lincoln track athletes qualified for the Indiana State Middle School Track Meet. The girls finished in a tie for 11th place with Delta Middle School. The mile relay team of Kyleigh Wieler-Kara, Amaya Ameling, Brighton Bird, Summer South, and Aumrie Weiss finished in third place. Brighton Bird also had an 11th place finish in the 200 and a 5th place finish in the 400 with time of 1:02.97. Syndney Rice participated in the throwing events finishing 14th in the discus, and 5th in the shot put. Aumrie Weiss was entered in both hurdle events getting a 14th place in the 100 hurdles, and 6th in the 200 hurdles. Summer South was our only participant the the sprints. She was 25th in the 100 meter dash.
David Schadek and Isaiah Navejar represented the boys team at the state meet.
David was 10th in the high jump, and Isaiah was 14th in the 200 hurdles.
Two track athletes qualified for state, but were unable to attend. Jadyn Beran qualified in the 100 meter dash, and Lexi Rose qualified in the discus.
On Saturday, Brighton Bird participated in the Indiana State Middle School Track Meet. She broke the 7th grade school record in the 400 meter dash with a time of 1:02.97. The record she broke was set by Olympian, Morgan Uceny, in 1999.


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As I've mentioned in my 5 French Beauty Tips post– my favorite part about traveling is really embracing the culture! And Korea is really known for their emphasis on beauty products so I was really excited to 1. come back and stock up on my products and 2. learn more about Korean beauty! My friends at Peach and Lily recently introduced me to Ko Won Hye, and I was really excited for this appointment because she's the most famous MUA (make up artist) in Korea! She does all the top celebrity hair and makeup and she's the one responsible for taking the powder movement from a matte look to the dewy skin look. She says that she would put a dewy skin look on her clients instead of matte, and since her clientele are all big celebrities, it quickly became a trend. So of course while I got my makeup done, I definitely paid attention to all the things she was doing on my face so I could share it with you guys! Of course beauty standards are different across the world, but here are the 3 Korean Makeup Tips I learned!
Tip 1: Eyebrows
Have you guys ever heard of the saying, "eyebrows are the frames to your face?" Well we all know the importance of having your brow game on-point, but in Korea the eyebrow is very unique in its shape. Compared to the very arched and full eyebrow (think Cara Delevingne) in the states, the Korean eyebrow is very straight and thick. I've noticed that most Korean women here sport a thick and very natural looking horizontal brow line. Because I have a longer face, having arched eyebrows actually makes my face look more angular and mature. So in contrast, having horizontal eyebrows makes my face look shorter and more youthful! To get the straight brow look, drop your arch line by drawing it in with a brow pencil (I'm in love with this Charlotte Tilbury pencil!) and then filling it in lightly!
Tip 2: Powder Your Scalp
This tip might be very unexpected, but it's totally life-changing. All you have to do is use dark brown (or whatever your hair color might be) powder to dab in spots around the edge of your hair line using a flat brush like this Makeup Forever Angled Brush. As you guys might have noticed, I also got a haircut recently, and I noticed that my hair stylist used this powder trick on my hair before I got my makeup done with Ko Won Hye. This simple trick helps make your face look thinner and your hair look thicker and more voluminous!
Tip 3: Cheeks
When you smile, the balls of your cheeks (usually the area you apply blush) pops up giving you a youthful look. However, as you age, your face tends to hallow-out and lose collagen. Because of this, your face can lose some youthful elasticity that brings out the apples of your cheeks. In Korea, it's very important to look youthful, so it's important that your cheeks are rosy and your cheekbones pop! My favorite blush right now is this Giorgio Armani Cheek Fabric Blush. When applying makeup, they brush a soft neutral pink on the apples of their cheeks to make it look like they're actually blushing! In the US, many women use strong contouring to accentuate bone structure, but in Korea they don't focus on contouring as much as they do with keeping the makeup light and airy. One amazing contouring technique that Won Hye did was that instead of contouring diagonally along my face, she brushed it lightly horizontally under my cheek bones. Brushing diagonally can elongate and mature the face, but brushing horizontally doesn't lengthen the face and can actually make you look younger!
There you have it! The 3 Korean Make-up tips I've learned from the master of makeup herself! Which one will you try first?


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Toro Company TTC, +2.38% posted Tuesday fiscal first quarter net income of $11.2 million, or 47 cents a share compared with $9.3 million, or 36 cents in the year-ago period. The landscaping specialist said sales for the quarter ended January 28 rose to $346.9 million from $313.6 million. The First Call average estimate is for earnings of 42 cents a share, based on two analysts' reports. Looking ahead, the Bloomington, Minn. company said it expects second quarter earnings in the region of $2.30 to $2.40 a share. The current First Call average estimate is for earnings of $2.34 a share. For 2005, it expects earnings per share to grow 12 to 15 percent year over year. Sales growth for the period is likely to grow by 9 to 11 percent, buoyed by the contribution of recently-acquired Hayter Ltd. In a separate statement, Toro said it has named Michael Hoffman as its new chief executive officer to replace Kendrick Melrose. Melrose will become executive chairman of the company. Toro shares slipped 0.2 percent, to $83.35 in trading Friday.
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Spain's Princess Cristina has lost a legal battle to avoid being tried for tax fraud and is expected to testify next month in a corruption trial also featuring her husband and 16 other defendants.
Lawyers for the sister of King Felipe VI, a prosecutor and a state attorney representing Spanish tax authorities all said earlier this month that the charges against Cristina should be thrown out because government officials agreed she had committed no crimes and should face at most an administrative tax evasion fine.
But three judges presiding over the case disagreed. They sided with an investigative judge who spent four years looking into the case and who ruled earlier that she could be tried because of evidence presented by the private anti-corruption group Manos Limpias (Clean Hands).
Cristina, 50, who is sixth in line to the Spanish throne, will face two counts of tax fraud, carrying a maximum prison sentence of eight years, for allegedly failing to declare taxes on personal expenses paid by a property company she owned with her husband, Iñaki Urdangarin, an Olympic handball medallist turned businessman.
After the decision was issued, the royal palace said it respected all Spanish judicial decisions but declined further comment. Cristina works for a Spanish bank in Switzerland where she lives with her family, and has been excluded from royal appearances for years because of the case.
Her lawyer, Miquel Roca, told reporters that the decision was disappointing but Cristina had received the news "with the utmost serenity and all due respect that any judgment always deserves".
She will next appear in court on 9 February, when the defendants begin testifying, and she is expected to be the last person to answer questions in proceedings scheduled to end by 26 February.
During the trial, the judges will have to weigh up whether the couple criminally abused the property consulting firm Aizoon, described in court documents as a "front company", to fund luxury vacations, throw parties at their modernist Barcelona mansion and pay for salsa dancing classes.
The trial is the first time that a member of Spain's royal family has faced criminal charges since the monarchy was restored in 1975.
Urdangarin and others face charges of embezzling up to €6.2m (£4.7m) from contracts that were allegedly inflated or never honoured. The princess's husband, formerly the Duke of Palma, is accused of using his title to land the deals for the Nóos Institute he ran with his business partner Diego Torres.
The case is being heard in Palma de Mallorca, the regional capital of Spain's Balearic Islands, because many of Urdangarin's business deals under investigation were for the islands.
Cristina denied knowledge of her husband's business activities during a closed-doors court appearance in 2014. But the investigative judge decided she could be tried for tax fraud allegedly committed in 2007 and 2008.
Details about the couple's regal lifestyle that emerged from the pre-trial investigation from 2011-14 outraged Spaniards as the country teetered on the edge of an economic crisis and the unemployment rate hit 27%.
The case was seen as one of the reasons for the abdication of King Juan Carlos in 2014 in favour of his son Felipe.


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Mom Joins Instagram to Ruin That Now, Too
In her latest quest to ruin every social media platform, it appears that Abby Klein's mom has just joined Instagram to fuck that experience up now, too. "I'm really excited to see how many likes I can get on my selfies," said Mrs. Klein, whose first post was a blurry picture of a steak dinner with "Outback Steakhouse" as the geotag. Abby is distraught that her mother, who has already shaped what she can and cannot post on Facebook, will now have access to the thirst traps she posts on Insta. "It was like the one place I could post...
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Jerónimo Calderón
is an explorer of how to blend wellbeing with welldoing (Wellbeing Project), how to learn from nature to redefine sustainability (Amanitas) and how to build regenerative, living laboratories (Tierra Valiente). He is an author, speaker and lecturer working with unlikely allies from the United Nations to the World Economic Forum and Burning Man.
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The next time you're in Athens, GA, go to White Tiger and order the Barbarella Tacos.
Two corn tortillas topped with mozzarella, piled high with pulled pork and cole slaw and drizzled with BBQ sauce.
White Tiger is across the street from our church building, and I eat there often on Mondays when I have lunch with the church's pastor of discipleship (and one of my best friends), Aaron Slaten.
Yesterday's conversation covered Georgia football (brutal game against Ole Miss last Saturday!), coaching our sons in soccer (Aaron) and flag football (me), and a host of subjects related to the areas of our church that Aaron leads.
At one point, Aaron brought up a meeting we were both involved in on Sunday after our gathering. Two couples have been actively helping one of the ladies in our church who's going through a tough season of life. And they asked the elders to meet with them and determine how our church can be as helpful as we possibly can be.
'What happened in there?'
Now, I thought that we had walked out of the meeting with a clear plan of action. The situation is emotionally volatile, and I thought the most helpful thing we could do is to take everything we know so far and get on the same page.
But that wasn't the problem. Aaron has worked with me for a decade. He has seen me at my best, and he has seen me at my worst.
Let's just say that what he observed leaned heavily towards the latter.
Given all of the feelings in the room, I decided the best course of action was to focus on facts, bring clarity to the situation and walk out of the meeting with a plan of action. And that's what we did.
Aaron's bewilderment, however, wasn't about anything that I did. If you texted him right now, he'd tell you that we made real progress. What frustrated him was something that I didn't do.
'Look, I know you care about [everyone involved] and by the end of the meeting that was obvious, but bro, you started that meeting so cold and focused on the task that you forgot about the people in the room.'
Well...crap. He was right.
The quality of our leadership shows up in particular moments, often in the unconscious choices that we make. I've spent some time reflecting on the mistakes that I made, and thought I'd share them with you:
- I started the conversation in the wrong place. When we sat down, I could have asked both couples a very simple question: how are you? Failure to do so was a lost opportunity to demonstrate my genuine care and concern for them. PRINCIPLE - Even when a meeting is task-focused, take the time to show your care and concern for the people involved.
- I left my team behind. Because we met immediately after our gathering, I didn't run my plan past Aaron or our other elders. How much better would that meeting have been if they had the opportunity to ask me a couple of questions and remind me to not unintentionally devalue these two couples? PRINCIPLE - Find the person or two on your team who can help you display both care and clarity when someone sits down looking for advice from you.
- Progress is better than perfection. I did not demonstrate adequate emotional intelligence in that meeting. And that frustrates the stew out of me. See, my personality is not naturally empathetic (not good for a pastor) and I've worked hard to open up those parts of my life. Emotional intelligence is vital for us as leaders, and my momentary ignorance was a glaring reminder that I have not yet arrived. But - and here's the lesson for me - there will be other opportunities to get this right. The only lasting failure from last Sunday will be if I throw my hands up in despair and quit trying to grow. PRINCIPLE - Don't let guilt and shame derail you. You are not perfect, and you never will be. Own your mistakes and failure but don't let them own you.
Do The Next Right Thing
- Does your leadership tend to prioritize tasks or people? Please don't answer 'both'! Self-awareness about your tendencies will help you know what you need in place around you (agenda, team, etc.) to serve people well.
- Read Emotional Intelligence 2.0
- Does my story sound familiar to you? What is the most significant lesson you've learned from your experience? Share in the comments section below.


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Back to the Future
Street Food Cinema at King Gillette Ranch
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It's more than just a movie! Street Food Cinema features cool outdoor movies, picnic-ready food trucks, live music from emerging artists, interactive games and more! 2018 marks the seventh season with new locations in Los Angeles, CA, San Diego, CA and Phoenix, AZ. Rock the field and share the experience.
FEATURE: Back to the Future
ABOUT: Marty McFly, a 17-year-old high school student, is accidentally sent thirty years into the past in a time-traveling DeLorean invented by his close friend, the maverick scientist Doc Brown.
MOVIE LENGTH: 1 hour 56 minutes
LOCATION: King Gillette Ranch - 26800 Mulholland Hwy. Malibu, CA 91302
ADVANCE TICKET INFO: Reserved Section - $19. General - $14. Children Reserved 6-12 - $11. Children General 6-12 - $6. Children 5 & Under - Free.
DOOR INFO: Reserved Section - $22. General - $17. Children Reserved 6-12 - $11. Children General 6-12 - $6. Children 5 & Under - Free.
LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR starting at 6pm. Please Note: Door may be held at any time to allow for advance ticket holders to enter. If an event is sold out, we will announce on Facebook and Twitter.
TIME: Doors 5:30pm. Live Music 6:30pm. Movie 8:30pm.
LIVE MUSIC: Visit www.streetfoodcinema.com/back-to-the-future-la/ for the most current Live Music listing!
FOOD TRUCKS: Visit www.streetfoodcinema.com/back-to-the-future-la/ for the most current Food Truck listing!
PARKING: Parking lot on site. $10 prepaid parking. $15 purchase on site.
CHAIRS: Chairs are permitted in the chair section only to the right and left of the field. Low chairs only, which sit 6 inches off the ground (e.g. beach chairs). No tall chairs, please. If you need any assistance during the event, our Street Food Cinema Staff (wearing red badges) will be happy to assist you.
DOGS: No dogs allowed at this location. Sorry for the in-canine-venience!
Location, title, band and time subject to change. Please check the website for any updates www.streetfoodcinema.com. Any questions please contact email@example.com or call 323.254.5068.
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Headline with Howard Green delivers international thought leaders from the Milken Institute Global Conference, May 1 and 2
Since 1998, the Milken Institute Global Conference has been convening some of the world's most extraordinary people to explore solutions to today's most pressing challenges.
This Tuesday and Wednesday, BNN's HEADLINE with Howard Green brings viewers to the Milken Institute Global Conference in Los Angeles with two half-hour specials starting at 1 p.m. ET on BNN, with encore presentations the next night at 10 p.m. ET.
In addition, BNN offers viewers a front row to interviews with top global business leaders, political figures, economists, and thought leaders on Tuesday and Wednesday throughout the day.
BNN has secured interviews with extraordinary international business leaders inclduing: Mohamed El-Erian, CEO of PIMCO, the world's largest bond fund manager, with over $1.77 trillion in assets under management; Pierre Beaudoin, CEO of Bombardier, the Montreal-based global leader in aerospace and rail transportation with 76 production and engineering sites in 25 countries and 70,000 employees globally; T. Boone Pickens, founder of BP Capital, the legendary Texas oil man turned environmentalist is one of America's best-known entrepreneurs who once built one of the largest independent oil companies in the United States; Richard Fisher, CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, one of the most outspoken and influential non-voting members of the Federal Open Market Committee; David Simon, Chairman and CEO of Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group, the largest publicly-traded real estate company in the United States; and more.
Viewers can take in the half-hour HEADLINE specials post-broadcast online and follow @howardgreenbnn for exclusive quotes, tweets, and photos from inside the Milken Institute Global Conference.


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We are very proud to join forces with the Freedom of the Press Foundation [3] by becoming a part of the SecureDrop [4] open-source whistleblower system. This is an extremely secure method of accepting documents and other material from anonymous sources. Coded by the late Aaron Swartz, SecureDrop is currently in operation worldwide at a variety of media outlets who have a strong interest in protecting their sources and publishing the truth.
In order to use SecureDrop, you must run Tor Browser [5] and connect to our .onion address. Specific details can be found at www.2600.com/securedrop [6]. It's very simple to add documents and have them sent to us without our ever knowing who the source is. The system allows for messages to be sent back and forth between us and the submitter, again without identities, IP numbers, or geographical locations being revealed.
SecureDrop has been a topic at previous HOPE conferences and there are panels on the groundbreaking service at The Circle of HOPE [7] this weekend. We are thrilled to add our names to those who have already made this project as vital as it is to a free and open press.
(You can still submit articles to 2600 in the old-fashioned way by emailing them to firstname.lastname@example.com [8]. Your contributions to our pages are what help make the hacker world so interesting.)
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Happy October ghoulies! Halloween is my favourite holiday so I've been having a lot of fun doing some decor DIY's. Today i'm showing you how to customize a skull to your liking! This is something you can do on your own, or it's also a fun idea to do with some friends for a spooktacular night 🙂
Saunders Farm- Fright Fest and Haunting Season 2018
Happy Tuesday everyone! I had an awesome weekend, and that's because I got to attend the Saunders Farm media event. I am so excited to announce I am an ambassador for them this Halloween season, and it couldn't be a more perfect partnership for me! I also have a special Halloween treat as I have a discount code for you to save 10% on your tickets! Saunders Farm is a family-owned and operated business and I love to support local businesses.
NYX- Butter Gloss Reviews
I haven't reviewed a lip product in a little while, but that's because I haven't found anything new I was really loving lately. Just like my post yesterday on the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz, I am a little late to the lip gloss game when it comes to the Nyx Butter Glosses as well.
Anastasia Beverly Hills- Brow Wiz Review
Happy Monday lovelies! So I know i'm a little late to the brow game when it comes to talking about the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz however, I had the same brow routine for a long time with powder and I didn't venture away from that. But lately I have been wanting a different brow look, something more natural and I have found my holy grail brow pencil ABH Brow Wiz!!
Milani- Luminoso Baked Blush Review
So far this week i've talked a lot about skincare and how to get that initial glow by starting with the skin. Today i'm reviewing a blush that can help add some extra glow 😉
I'm sure you've heard of the drugstore brand Milani and if you are a beauty enthusiast like I am, i'm sure you have seen their Baked Blushes reviewed all over YouTube and social media. Today I am reviewing their most popular/talked about shade "Luminoso".
Shiseido- Urban Environment Oil-Free UV Protector Review
Following my skincare post from yesterday, I have another must-have for you! Shiseido released the Urban Environment Oil-Free UV Protector Broad Spectrum SPF 42 for face and it is so comfortable to wear.
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Hi lovelies, I'm super excited to be writing this recap as I had the BEST day Friday. I was lucky enough to get to attend a Dave Lackie event at Cityline in Toronto! Beauty Editor and Cityline Beauty Expert Dave Lackie invited us to the station in Toronto where we were treated to a breakfast hosted by Philosophy, and to be in the audience for a taping of the show. We also got to hangout with Dave, host of the show Tracy Moore and the producers and crew. We were sent home with an extremely generous gift bag and I am already loving so many of the products we received.
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Maybelline- The Colossal Big Shot Tinted Primer Review
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Godzilla 1985 (1984)
The Legend Is Reborn.
30 years later, the great lizard king returns in the "first" movie of the second Godzilla story arc - called the "Heisei Series." In modern times, we would probably call this a reboot - although its actually more of rebooting a sequel to start again as opposed to erasing the original and starting from scratch. Now, the reason I wanted to do this specific arc or story is because it seems to deal more with how/what Godzilla is, which seems like it very well might tie into the newer one a bit more solidly than some of the others do. Of course, the real question then becomes is it a good thing that it might be getting it's influence from here?
30 years after the original Godzilla's appearance, the monster returns. A fishing boat get's driven aground while out at sea, only to find out that it isn't so much solid ground that they've run into. A time later, a boating news reporter has stumbled across a derelict ship floating in the waters, the very ship that seems to have gone missing. After finding all the crew but one member dead (who luckily saves him from a giant mutated sea louse), it's brought to the Japanese prime minister's attention that Godzilla may be back. Of course, not wanting to panic the populace, the prime minister keeps it all under wraps, to the point where the rescued fisherman's sister doesn't even know he's still alive (until the reporter tells her).
Meanwhile, a scientist is studying Godzilla, and what may have caused him to be what he is - and he's making some rather good progress as well. The fact he's radioactively mutated is practically proven in his mind, and he's theorized that it will reappear when it gets hungry again - and his theory places that hunger as one for radioactive materials. Deep in the ocean (and in a language I can't understand, subtitled in Japanese I can't read) a Russian nuclear submarine is destroyed, sparking an escalation of tensions between America and Russia, until finally the prime minister of Japan comes out in the open with irrefutable proof of the true cause - a thermal image of Godzilla.
Can Japan stop the giant creature once again? Will the American military generals ever be actually funny? Can Godzilla survive the top secret X project Japan has created? Can the world itself survive an 'accidental' problem created by the Russians? Will we ever get to hear the old theme song during the movie, and will the audio ever line up to the motions of the mouths?
The addition of color here serves as a bit of a double-edged sword. Although it makes for an extra amount of detail, it can also make it a deal easier to pick out some of the lower-budget tactics frequently used in this style of flick. Things like the old forced-perspective tricks start to feel a little off when the quality of the crowd running below looks different than the quality of the giant monster stomping around behind them. On the other hand explosions, fire, and chaos have never been a closer rival to the fourth of July barbecue your family might throw each year (if you live in the USA, otherwise I guess you wouldn't really have much of a reason to celebrate it, although I'm sure there's probably a holiday like it that your specific country would celebrate to relate). Lasers and the other effects are a spectacle to watch, and even if it's a fake highway with tons of toy cars that's blowing up like dominos you get to regress back to that ten year old kid who would just love to do that.
Audio comes through pretty well here, although It's still not quite to that point of modern audio qualities. It holds together remarkably well to be honest, considering the feeling of VHS quality that you sometimes feel from the video side of things. The music, although not as memorable as that old Godzilla theme, fills in for it well enough and manages to add a little bit of tension or emotion to the scenes as needed. One of the final songs played before the credit verily sounds to be a sad classical piece that makes me think of a waltz (I may not be a musical theory student or anything, but I've been around enough that I can tell you it isn't a waltz, it just gives me that slow sad dance kind of feel to it). The only real thing holding this back is the terrible dubbing. It's english in the version I watched, which is fine and good for my laziness and desire to not have to read, but it certainly acts like a punch in the pants to people who really can't get by audio and mouths that don't match up - something Godzilla came a bit infamous for (even though it's technically the english dub-overs that were what caused it).
Now, I really can't stress enough that what I watched was the American version of the movie. This means that a lot of stuff has been altered, cut, added, shortened, and whatever else they felt like doing. The rampage through Tokyo has been rearranged, the Russians have been made to look like the bad guys, and any trace of an American space station holding a nuclear missile has disappeared. Beyond that, a lot of Pentagon related stuff was added in, and the entire movie would have been re-written as a tongue in cheek comedy if not for Raymond Burr (who reprises his roll as the only American to have seen Godzilla - something that you wouldn't really know unless you watched the American version of the first Godzilla as well). This is going be a trend with Godzilla movies, and you'll find that I tend to like to aim for the original Japanese version when I watch/review them - but being a man living in the real world with other stuff his money needs to go to, I often go with whatever version I have on hand - be it from Netflix or friends or my own.
All in all, the movie still pulls through. It's certainly not as good in it's altered state as it is in the original (I'm a fan of puns and all, but the American General's jokes just feel...forced), but it still delivers the heavy handed message that Godzilla was meant to dole out: Humans like to mess with things they shouldn't, and eventually we'll have to pay the price. If you're a fan of Godzilla already, you've most likely seen this (and scolding me for watching the non-original), but if you aren't and you want to watch the shortest story path of Godzilla movies out there, it's a good one to hop into. It starts to lay down the foundation of what it might be that Godzilla really is, introduces some recurring items, and slightly improves the Godzilla suit's eyes (all the while adding color!). Yeah, it's not for everyone, but what's the harm in trying it out eh?


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Could this be you? We're offering two great opportunities to work with us in delivering our vision of 'loving God, making disciples and transforming communities'. Both are part-time midweek positions and might be possible as mainly term-time based roles 1) Approx 10 hours a week developing and organising small groups, home groups, evangelism and integration of new people into this lovely church family. 2) The opening of the Old Rectory means that we have more activity going on (already!) so we are reorganising how the office and admin works. We're offering a new approx. 8 hour a week admin support position. The roles could be for one person (combined c18hrs a week) or be treated as two roles. Speak to Simon if you are interested in finding out more about either or both roles.
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Our annual Memorial Service will be held on Saturday 3rd November at 3.00pm in Busbridge Church. All are welcome. Letters of invitation have been sent to people bereaved within the last two years and to anyone else who has requested a letter. f you would like someone remembered by name at the service, spare copies of the letter are available at the back of both churches. Please help yourself to one and return it to Margot via the church office. Thank you!
Superhero Sunday is happening in the Busbridge Contemporary on 28th October where we'll be looking at Psalm 139:1-7 and how Jesus is our Superhero! Dust off your superhero costumes, or come as you are as we have an whole church family service (no children's groups but crèche will run as normal during the service).
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Love to dine with a Royal In-House Ambience ? Well Hamsa is just the place! I had heard about this place a few months back from a friend. The lovely ambience with a variety of tasty vegetarian dishes (rates on the higher side, I must say) was a very popular opinion! I just had to try this place out. So myself, along with some of my foodie buddies decided to give this place a go!
Location and Ambience :
Hamsa is located on the Gandhi nagar road, Adyar. The Entrance to the restaurant is via the ground floor that takes you to the Restaurant through a lift. The first thing you notice is the beautiful, cozy and lavish wall arts and decor! Tables are provided with chairs and sofas, and decorated with silver cutlery. The entire restaurant has a dim lighting that goes pleasantly with the surroundings. People visiting in a group are recommend to book as the place is relatively small but madly popular and hence gets easily crowded. Overall, Hamsa presents a brilliant ambience and a special Kudos to the designer!
The service is friendly, kind and humble.They do take a few extra minutes to serve, but they make sure to explain their dishes well and suggest the best among the choices.
The Food :
Even before ordering, the first thing you notice is the crown-like silverware present on your table. Open it and voila! There's sits a complimentary (and yummy ) Gulab jamun as a welcome waiting for you! ( Such a "Sweet" welcome xD)
We decided to start off with the soups and starters! (Make sure to notice the creative names)
The soups,We tried the Tomato Shorba, Narangi and pumpkin Shorba and Green peas Shorba out of which the Narangi and Pumpkin Shorba was very different and tasty!
For starters, we tried The Vazhalaipoo fritters, Paneer saunfya,Baby corn milagu pirratal , Cheese kurkure and Bharwan dingri kebab! Apart from the Vazhalaipoo fritters(which tasted very similar to normal fries!!) and the cheese kurkure, all the other starters were delicious! especially the paneer and the kebab!
Now moving on to the main course!
We ordered a Paneer Gulmarg(which was amazing!!!), Gobi Dum Mussalam , Bhagarwaj Subzi,Dal Makhanni(most mainstream out of all the curries) and Kofta Brindavan! I was a bit confused on identifying which was which!And also got confused between them, but I can tell you truthfully that all the dishes were delicious!( Personally i never realised vegetarian dishes could be made this good with such varieties! ) To go along with the curries, we also ordered some breads : The cheese and olive Naan, Paneer kulcha, Garlic Naan and Butter naan! (Make sure to get the Cheese and Olive naan onto your to-eat list!)
Now moving onto the best part, The beverages and the desserts ❤ !
They have quite a distinct variety of drinks and desserts!
To drink I would recommend trying the Thandai( which is chill spicy milk with almonds) , The Panagam (Its a mixture of ginger and tamarind!It was a different blend of flavours, so I don't expect everyone to enjoy it) and the Panchamirtham(Sweet,very sweet!I could make out the taste of Banana,vanilla,dates and cardamom!)
For dessert, we tried :-
The Gulab Jamun Brulee : A truly amazing dessert! It an infused creamy custard along with Gulab jamun and burnt sugar on top. (Must try)
Shahi Tukda : Fried bread topped with reduced milk(milkmaid) and garnished nuts! The dessert was simple but tasted good!
Anjeer aur Adrak ka halwa(Fig and ginger Halwa) : It was too sweet and thick for my liking… I couldn't even have more than a spoonful of it.
Lychee aur Thande naariyal ka kheer : Kheer is a main dessert all around kerala! Be it a major festival or even a small greeting,kheer is always served! But i have never even imagined such combination! Lychee and coconut! and It was such a beautiful combination! (Must try )
South Indian Filter coffee and Rose petal flavoured Ice creams : I actually expected it to be the coffee and rose milk flavour, But trust me,it isn't, especially the filter coffee flavour! All coffee lover – make sure to give this one a try!
Hamsa has quite a lot to offer! And it is not only the vast variety of Vegetarian dishes, but also the beautiful ambience and tasteful decors!
And Hamsa made me believe that Vegetarian food can also be exciting and surprising!
Overall Hamsa is a brilliant experience! With good service,good food and good Ambience! And a special mention to the lovely desserts!
TheFoodFella rating : 4.5/5 !
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The taste is great! They made it 43 %, and it actually taste more like 46 %, so I'm all for that! Great power, with a relatively low percentage. Again fruit, mostly fresh, and lots of spice. In the finish, it is mostly the spices that are dominant.
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Swimming against the tide
Improved fixtures planning, says Charlie McGeever, is the key to solving problems of dual commitment, player rancour, welfare and burnout in the GAA
A long and eventful year for Charlie McGeever should finally draw to a close in Mallow this afternoon, when his Clonmel Commercials side bids to become the first Tipperary club to win a Munster football title.
To achieve that they must defeat the competition's specialists, Nemo Rangers, winners a record 15 times. Of the six matches they've played to reach this point, Clonmel were a good bet to win each one. Today is different.
McGeever hears talk that the side is young, with the majority in their early 20s, and how they'll get better with age. But he carries a cautionary tale from his own experience when he was a young player in the League of Ireland with Sligo Rovers. In 1981 he was only 20 when Sligo played in an FAI Cup final and he thought the future boundless. Before the year's end he suffered a cruciate ligament injury and never scaled the same heights again.
"The lesson I carry to the younger lads is that you have to seize the moment when it's there; on Sunday we have to seize the moment because it might not happen again. People are saying that this is a developing club and we are going to be up there for a while. But we might never get this opportunity again."
McGeever took on the job when there was a vacancy and no hurry to fill it at the club's AGM, even though he had a third year looming as county minor manager.
Both Tipperary minor teams reached the All-Ireland final in 2015, sharing eight dual players, and the challenge tested the partnership arrangement between the two codes. In the senior arena the prospects of playing both diminishes greatly and some good footballers will be lost to Tipperary.
Already, one of McGeever's players, Seamus Kennedy, who won an All-Ireland minor football medal in 2011, has been called into Michael Ryan's senior hurling squad for 2016 and Steven O'Brien, a key member of this year's All-Ireland under 21 final football team and one of the best young footballers in the country, is believed to be heading in the same direction. Colin O'Riordan, meanwhile, is trying to build a career in Australia.
McGeever has an interesting perspective on the dual player issue, being from Donegal and considering himself a dual player in his day, except in his case he played soccer and Gaelic football. The two worked well together: there was no friction, and he never valued one sport above the other. Injury robbed him of an Ulster under 21 medal in 1983 when part of a generation of players that included Martin McHugh and Anthony Molloy.
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"The draw to be a top hurling player in Tipperary is still huge," he acknowledges. "And rightly so. I never played hurling, but it is the best game in the world as far as I am concerned. But there is room in Tipperary, and any other county, for two sports. Hurling is still a minority sport in the context of the country. It's mind-boggling that the game hasn't been promoted by the GAA like it should be in many counties, given the funds we have available and given it's such an exceptional sport.
"So in Tipp the draw is always there. It's a big disappointment to see what I consider the two most prominent footballers in the county - Colin O'Riordan and Steven O'Brien - possibly neither playing football for Tipperary next year.
"Colin's situation is very different. Good luck to him and hopefully he does well and makes a living out of it. If anyone is going to do it, Colin will. He was my captain three years ago. I met a lot of strong characters in my League of Ireland days and back here, and he is up there with the best. Even at 18 he was an exceptional leader. A quality you can't really instil; it's there. He is a huge loss, the caveat there being he might come back a better player. I mean, the door is always open in Tipperary for him.
"Seamus Kennedy developed into an exceptional footballer last summer. He was on the hurling panel two years ago: didn't get a look in at all. Returned to the football last year. He was part of the All-Ireland minor football winning team but he was part of the hurling team at the same time. A great fella. In that family hurling is a big thing for them. I wish him well.
"Steven, I think, would play on any team. I know very little about Steven's situation but he's definitely a loss."
The county football management teams for minor, under 21 and senior were only ratified during the last week, which McGeever feels didn't help football's prospects of holding on to dual players. Hurling stole a march on them.
"The county football board have been aware for some time that all the positions had to be filled. And it's a shame we are almost the last county in Ireland to fill those positions," he says.
McGeever came to Clonmel in 2002, having lived with his wife in Letterkenny for 14 years, while he spent some of that time travelling the country as manager of Finn Harps. He ended up in south Tipperary because it is his wife's home place, took up a job as a school principal, and immediately immersed himself in the local soccer team, Clonmel Town, and the juvenile wing of the GAA club.
In underage football Clonmel have been a huge force and in 2011 several of their players backboned Tipperary's minor All-Ireland win. The translation into senior success has taken time. This year's senior county win was their first since 2012, the previous win being ten years earlier.
"We won the county title by a point, and we were known in the past as a club who won by ten points or lost by one. My own take on it is that it is down to the fact that at underage level they tended to win matches by a distance but then at senior level, when it starts to tighten up, we've lost quite a few tight matches in the last number of years."
He thinks that's changing. They were six points down in the county final against Moyle Rovers midway through the second half and found an escape route.
In the Munster first round against Newcastlewest they hit six points in the final minutes to turn a match their way that seemed lost. A week after the county final they played an under 21 final, with many of the same players, trailed Loughmore by 11 points at half-time and came back to win in extra-time.
While pleased at this pattern, McGeever is aware than they have got this far realising it was within their compass.
"We have done nothing that is surprising at this stage. We'll find out on Sunday, what we're really like.
"You know what you are going to get with Nemo, they are so experienced, they are much further down the road in terms of development than we are. We have probably three-quarters of our players under 22, so that brings a lack of consistency at times. You just don't know what is going to happen and how you will react."
Dealing with dual players, especially younger players, is a delicate process which he has always tried to handle with care. "In Donegal, generally speaking, every player would play soccer and football seamlessly for a season. Yet the GAA seems to be the only organisation that can't deal with the issue itself.
"Looking at last year, there were a number of absentees who really would have bolstered the senior football team. You had Bill Maher - he played in the All-Ireland 21 final this year, a great footballer, who threw his lot into the hurling and didn't feature much. Liam McGrath, captain of the minors in 2011, not near a Tipp football team in the last couple of years.
"Then again it is the players' decision. A player will have to call that. Whether he wants to be a number 25 or 32 or whatever it is. It's frustrating, but players are of the age now, they are into the senior cycle; it's their call."
At times there were tensions between the two county minor managements striving to find a balance but McGeever says he never tried to influence a player to choose one sport over another. "I have never in my life asked a young fella not to play a sport, ever. I would never do that," he states firmly. Those who do, he can only denounce. "It's totally wrong. It's quite clear it does go on."
Why didn't you do the same? "Because I think it's wrong. I think every young man has a right to make that choice. If he doesn't want to play what I am providing for him then that's fair enough. Last year it became a big issue simply because the two [minor teams] were so successful. This year essentially they only played 11 matches between the two for the duration of the year. Let's be clear about a couple of things: the hurlers were out before the footballers every time so they had first shout. We were well beaten in the final, to me it had nothing to do with dual players.
"It became an issue after and it's probably still an issue in the county but the question I have is, why don't you hear any football people talking about this? Find me one football person in Tipperary who has an issue - it is completely a hurling phenomenon. The giving out is coming from that end. And then you have to ask how, in the last two years, a club from (the football heartland of) south Tipp have won the county minor hurling championship."
Fixtures planning - the riddle of when games are played - is probably McGeever's biggest complaint. As someone who had a strong soccer background, he finds this uncertainty harder to figure. Through long spells of inactivity, Clonmel compensated during the year with challenge games. They went to Cork, to Carlow, to Limerick, to Clare, to keep the squad sharp but it's demanding responding to what he sees as deficiencies in how fixtures are managed.
"The calendar is a huge thing in GAA. The calendar would sort nearly everything out if it was done in a proper manner. Player rancour, burnout, player welfare, that all falls within that . . . I think if they could sort out the calendar it would go a huge way towards resolving some of these problems. The problem at the minute is players have no knowledge of when they might be playing. Your life is completely on hold for the whole summer."
The fixtures mess was borne out last year when Tipperary failed to meet the deadline to send a representative into Munster. This year seems intent on providing compensation. Clonmel's win over Newcastlewest was the county's first in the province since 2006. Today they could strike an even bigger blow for the game in their county.
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L&T, Kanshval etc.
Apprenticeship is provided on zonal basis from the merit list prepared
considering (HSC + AITT marks).
ITI Berhampur is one of the Apprenticeship Zone of the state. Principal of ITI
Berhampur is the Deputy Apprentice Advisor of this zone. In this Zone the following
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Journalist and Blogger Delight: Behind The Scene And After The Scene In An Interview (Conclusion)
By Victor A. Imhangbe
It occur to me that there are some gaps in previous article where I did not elaborate on the behind the scene scenario before the interview proper. Although I made brief reference to the relationship that exists between the interviewer and the interviewee, I would like the readers to have a picture on what actually transpire before news hit the newsstands. What factors that may warrant granting an interview?
Looking and getting news
The interviewer can initiate contact soliciting a subject for an interview. In some cases if the subject is a public figure, several aids and acquaintance may facilitate the contact to the subject. On the other hand, a subject may be in position that is looking for a credible news media or reporter for a story where there is needs to set the record straight, especially if there has been some unsubstantiated rumour that is circulating in the public. In doing this, the subject may also pass through some middle people to facilitate this interview. While the interviewer uses their network to search for news worthy stories, the interviewee is also searching for reliable medium to release their news stories.
Determine the medium
Both parties will have to determine the medium and channel to pass the stories to fans, followers, associates and the general public. Is it going to be conducted on radio interview? TV interview or through electronics exchange like emails or post? If both parties agree on radio or TV interview, then appointment is debated and agreed upon. If it's to be conducted by email there are guidelines to follow. For professionalism, Porter Anderson suggests the following plan every time you interview:
Guidelines to Email Interview
- Send him or her a confirmation e-mail immediately;
- Include your questions;
- Tell him or her when you'll run the interview;
- Give your guest a deadline to return written interview answers; and
- If you're going to be doing an in-person or phone interview, confirm a time and date.
Email interview is almost like the telephone interviews with some shortcomings compare to the in-person interview format. However it is preferable for a journalist working on deadline and tight schedule. You must consider email etiquette for reporters and follow the below steps:
- Remember to introduce yourself and the media outlet you work for, mentioned the numbers of your audience, the community you serve.
- Present your story in a way that will entice the interest of your subject to participate.
- Make it clear to the subject how you manage to get his/her contact.
- Explain how you think their comments can add perspective or insight to your story.
- Provide your subject with your contact information, location and other relevant information.
- You may offer to make it a phone interview rather than email interview to save his/her time.
- Give the source enough time to verify your identity, just the same way you verify someone who approach you for the first time on email.
- Make reference to your previous articles and provide a link for your source to have access.
- Ensure you are clear about your deadline. Make it clear to the subject when you need the responses back in order to meet your deadline.
- Remember to be formal in your writing by following strictly to the use of upper and lower case writing, with no abbreviations for common words; full sentences; and correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
- Don't send interview question on attachment; a Microsoft Word document or other format. People are uncomfortable opening files they receive from strangers lest there be a computer virus or worm attached.
E-mailing the interview questions:
Kindly observe the following outline by Sandeep Junnarkar:
- Whether you're conducting a face-to-face, phone, or e-mail interview, do the same rigorous background research to prepare the questions.
- E-mail the questions to at least three sources that have similar backgrounds. Hopefully at least one will respond immediately. (Don't cc the three. Send separate e-mails.)
- Keep questions short, clear, and to the point with just one concept or inquiry per question.
- Start with overview questions — but only a couple. No one feels like typing out long general responses.
- Move on to specific, targeted questions: no more than four or five so you don't overwhelm the source with the request. This is where they find the delete button especially handy.
- Ask questions that get a "yes" or "no" response only to confirm facts or statements.
- Ask for documents, studies, and images relevant to your story. Sources can easily attach and send these to you.
- Request the names of other sources that may be relevant to your story.
Once you e-mail the questions, what should you do while waiting and how long should you wait for a response?
- If the news you are working on is a breaking news story, you need to call your sources after an hour interval. This can also depend on your deadline.
- If it is a feature piece, you can give at least 48 hours before sending a reminder.
- Try to exhaust other avenue to ask the same questions.
- Brainstorm for questions you might have forgotten to ask.
When the response arrives, what is next?
According to Junnarkar: before you send the "Thank you" response make sure you thoroughly read the responses carefully. Weigh them against the reporting that you have accomplished since sending out the initial e-mail. Check if there are holes that need to be filled, if the response is clear and understanble to you and the audience, if not seek for further clarifications in some specific area.
- In requesting for clarifications; politely ask again about questions that went unanswered; slip in the follow-up questions and the new questions you formulated while waiting.
- Once you received the feedback satisfactorily, send official thank you letter.
- Let the source know that you will send a link or clip of the article when it's published. Then, set up a reminder so you deliver what you promised!
- Build the source's confidence in you: use their responses fairly and in context.
- These steps will help you get the most out of e-mail interviews while boosting your credibility in your new sources' eyes, giving you contacts around the country and world to turn to at a moment's notice for future stories.
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Just launched! - Visit our Engage Consult online service to request medical and other help from Rushden Medical Centre and receive a same day response when your request is made within these daily Engage Consult request hours. Requests received outside these hours will be responded to during the next surgery working day.
After letting the surgery know you are pregnant you will need to collect your maternity papers from the surgery at approximately 8 weeks, and before you have your first appointment with the midwife at about 10 weeks. Antenatal care is organised and overseen by your midwife, and you will be seen regularly throughout your pregnancy.
Led by one of our nurses who specialises in asthma care and supported by the GPs, patients with asthma are offered advice and support in asthma care.
Immunisation clinics run on Tuesdays 9.00am – 12.00pm
All new babies are offered a check-up at six weeks. Babies need to have a six week check with the GP before they have their first immunisations.
For further information please contact the Health Visitors who are based at the Rectory Road Clinic here and can be contacted on 01933 410192.
Led by one of our nurses, supported by the GPs patients diagnosed with diabetes are offered specialist advice and general health check-ups.
Patients who need dressings changed on a regular basis are seen in one of our treatment rooms by one of the practice nurses.
Joint injections are done by a GP with special interest at a local Wellingborough practice. Please discuss this with your doctor who will then arrange for you to be referred.
The practice is unable to provide a LARC service for coils and implanons until further notice. Patients should call the Ashwood Centre in Kettering (01536 410647) for advice
Help prevent heart disease, stroke, diabetes, kidney disease and dementia. If you are between the ages of 40 and 74 and have not been diagnosed with a chronic disease, you will be invited to attend an appointment with our healthcare assistant.
We offer a phlebotomy service Monday toFriday morning at the surgery between 9am and 12pm. This is led by our healthcare assistant. Appointments must be pre-booked.
Led by our healthcare assistant; patients interested in quitting smoking are offered advice and medication including nicotine replacement therapy.
Led by our duty on call GP. To increase capacity once all face to face appointments for the day have been used you may be offered a telephone triage call with the duty GP. A GP will call you back sometime that day to discuss your symptoms over the telephone. A clinical decision is then made for the most appropriate action (appointment, prescription, follow up, pharmacy advice etc).
The practice can provide travel vaccinations. Patients will need to complete a travel questionnaire and our travel nurse will contact them advising which vaccinations they require and the course duration. Please note not all immunisations are covered by the NHS therefore you may be required to pay a fee.
The practice can provide a service for cervical smears.
Primary care services not available at our practice are provided by NHS Northamptonshire. Telephone 0800 5870 879 to contact Patient Advice Line for more information.


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DinoBite — 2:30 p.m.
"Big vs. Bouncy: Body Size, Limb Proportions, and Relative Stride Length in Bipedal Dinosaurs"
What information can researchers gain from a dinosaur track? Join Dr. Farlow and hear how dinosaur trackways give researchers insights into the size and stride length of dinosaurs as well as differences in their locomotion which can reveal valuable information about these animals.
James O. Farlow earned an undergraduate degree in zoology from Indiana University, and a PhD in geology from Yale University. For most of his career he taught courses in geology, paleontology, and oceanography at Indiana-Purdue University Fort Wayne (now Purdue Fort Wayne), where he is now an Emeritus Professor of Geology. Dr. Farlow's research interests include functional morphology, paleobiology, and ichnology of dinosaurs and other archosaurs, and late Cenozoic vertebrates of Indiana. Farlow serves as editor of the Life of the Past book series for Indiana University Press.


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On 13 March 2018 By Cedric Puisney Salesforce
We are proud to announce that ABSI has just been awarded the Platinum Partner Status by the Salesforce Cloud Alliance Partner Program.
What a journey since 2002! Thank you!
Getting this status is another successful milestone in our long and fulfilling journey with Salesforce. Always ahead of the curve, ABSI decided to start a new adventure in the very early years: in 2002, when Salesforce was still a young (3 years old) but how promising company. At the time, we were the first partner in Benelux. Salesforce conferences were almost secrets, with only a few passionate people who got the chance to meet personally the founders of Salesforce: Marc Benioff, Parker Harris, Frank Dominguez and Dave Moellenhoff.
Since then, so many things have happened: hundreds of projects successfully delivered, many extraordinary customers met, from SMB's to multinationals, offices opened in France and the Netherlands, more and more experts in our constantly growing teams, new products (e.g. Rellex), a step into nonprofit (Converse)… The list is too long and words too shorts to define our journey here.
Some people have been with ABSI since the first years: Doubi, Benny, Sven, Bob, Steven, Richard, Jérémie, Reindert, Joris, Laurent, Robin, Henry, Samuel, Niels, Sven... and many more recently decided to join ABSI and share the passion. Thanks to them, ABSI is where it is now: A successful company, growing every year, caring for its people and its customers, still ahead of the curve and passionate about Salesforce and innovation.
Thank you, ABSI heroes, thanks a 1000000 times!
Platinum what?
Being Platinum means that Salesforce acknowledges we are committed and certified experts, actively participating in the growth of the Salesforce ecosystem. Above all, it rewards our long-term high customer satisfaction.
For the ones who know us, it means you were right to choose us (but you already know it). For those who don't know us yet, it means you can trust us to tackle your most complex challenges. Willing to know more?
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Video Quality
The NextBase 402G is a High Definition, versatile dash mounted camera.
The Nextbase 402G automatically powers itself on, and indeed off when you switch your ignition on and off (as long as your cigarette lighter is on an ignition live, rather than a permanent live) which means you'll never forget to switch it on before a journey, and never forget to switch it off after. Everything you need is supplied in the box, there are no extras which are needed to provide key functionality such as GPS, it is all built into the unit.
The provided software allows you to view the videos recorded and provides full speed readout as well as map plotting to show your full journey for that particular video, all on a nice, easy to view map. We tested this out on a variety of roads, and on all but unlit country roads the video was crystal clear and number plates could be read from a good distance – around 10 metres or more. On unlit roads, whilst still visible, number plates were grainy and harder to read.
Main Features
- Full HD 1080p recording – crystal clear in everything apart from very dark unlit areas
- 2.7″ LED backlit screen for video review & playback.
- Automatic On/Off when you start or turn off the car – set and forget.
- Wide Dynamic Range recording with picture enhancement ensuring the best possible quality
Installation and set up is a quick and easy process, the camera comes with a 4 metre charging/power cable which means you can route it in a convenient, out of sight location so that only the camera itself is on display. It comes with a strong suction cup mount and can be fitted almost anywhere due to its small size. The only thing we would change from what's included is the SD card – with the 8GB SD card provided you can expect an hour or so of recorded video before the loop kicks in and begins overwriting. We tested with a 32gb card and were able to record full journeys with no issue whatsoever.
The camera comes equipped with a backup battery, and whilst the runtime of the battery is only a few minutes, it does allow the camera to complete and save a recording in the event of a power failure, whether that be through a crash or simply a flat battery.
- Small, easy to install design
- on/off technology and backup battery to ensure you never miss a recording
- Quality LED backlit screen for easy video playback/review whilst on the road (in a safe place of course!)
- Strong suction mount holder which is easy to fit and remove.
- Small (8Gb) sd card provided which allows for very limited recording time before overwriting previous recording.
- Control buttons are small and fiddly – quite hard to see from a distance what button does what
- Reading number plates recorded on unlit roads can be tricky, although not impossible
Summary Of The NextBase 402G Pro Dashcam
The Nextbase 402G Pro is good value for money, with a simple yet sleek looking design it's neither too over the top in its styling, nor too "official" looking – it looks like any other car accessory you might have in your car so blends in well.
The camera uses a F1.6 aperture with Wide Dynamic Range image processing which increases the crispness of the recording – in practice, this works great in daylight, or on lit roads at night, but once the streetlighting is gone and you are relying solely on your car headlights, image quality decreases somewhat and it becomes harder to pick out detail such as car number plates, this can be an important factor if you do a lot of night time driving and would like to use the camera as evidence of an incident.
The GPS and speed readout is useful and can help show an insurance company or the authorities that you were within the law and driving to the conditions of the road should you end up in an accident, but on the flip side it could also incriminate you if you choose to be a little more lax when sticking to the speed limit – something to remember!
The included micro SD card is a little on the small side at only 8Gb, we replaced this with a class 10 32gb card we had from previous tests and found this much more suitable – the recording loop never kicked in during our tests with the 32gb card, but the start of our journey was overwritten when we tested using the 8gb – not too much of an issue if you are purely using this as something to record in the event of an accident, as the collision detection will save the journey immediately before and after a crash, but if you're looking to post journeys, or track day recordings or similar online, definitely go for a larger SD card.
So – do we recommend the NextBase 402G Pro?
In short – yes, we do. The performance from this little camera is more than we would expect for the price, our only issues are with the unlit night time recording, and the ever so slightly fiddly buttons (we soon got used to which button done what though!)
Fitting was quick and easy, we mounted it slightly to the left of, and behind the rear view mirror (here in the UK) and found that we barely noticed the camera was even there most of the time.
Video Playback from the NextBase 402G Pro


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Instagram is a mobile application that is only officially readily available on smart device or tablet computer (Android and iOS), however it is possible to utilize it on your computer system by installing an emulator.
N.B. This approach relates to both PC and also Mac.
Instagram For Desktop
Installing Instagram to Your COMPUTER
After installing BlueStack on your computer, launch the program. Open the Google Play Store, locate the Instagram app, as well as install it. Release the program and also link to your profile:
You could currently take pictures making use of the web cam of your computer system as well as post them straight to your Instagram profile. You could additionally select a picture from your photo collection by clicking the Gallery button at the bottom-left of your display. In addition, you have full access to the standard collection of Instagram filters available on mobile.
Download BlueStacks
Why use Instagram?
At this point, you may be thinking: Why do I need to mount Instagram as a different app for sharing pictures? Could not I just publish them on Facebook or another social network? One reason for Instagram's popularity is its simpleness. As opposed to concentrating on a great deal of various features, Instagram has only one core function, that makes it specifically very easy to share photos and see images from your buddies. So it will not be a bad deal to set up Instagram on your device.
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What is tenants insurance?
Tenants insurance is a type of contents insurance that covers your belongings while you're renting. Your belongings will be insured if they are stolen or damaged by fire or flooding. It's a form of protection that can be invaluable when it comes to replacing essential items in your home.
What does tenants insurance cover?
Each insurer is different in terms of what it includes as standard in a tenants insurance policy. Typically, cover is provided for these types of items:
"Don't confuse contents with buildings insurance, which covers the structure of the building and is the responsibility of the landlord"
- TVs, laptops and other electronics
- Soft furnishings
- Furniture
- Bike
- Jewellery
- Sports equipment
- Books and DVDs
How much cover do I need?
When you are renting, you need to buy tenants cover so you won't be out of pocket if your belongings are stolen or damaged by fire or flooding.
It's not always easy to work out how much it would cost to replace your home contents. But follow these steps to work it out for yourself, or have a read of ABI's guide to valuing your contents.
- While some insurers offer online calculators, the best advice is simply to make a list of everything you own, room by room.
- Keep the figure up to date and remember to contact your insurer if you buy any expensive items, such televisions and laptops, which could affect your contents cover.
- Decide whether you want to include personal possessions cover in your policy, which protects items away from the home – bikes or phones, for example.
- If you own anything particularly valuable, you might have to provide details on the policy. There will also most likely be a limit on any claim.
This map shows the average cost of contents insurance by region, according to MoneySuperMarket data from January - June 2018.
What is shared house contents insurance?
If you live with a group of friends, or just in a house share, you might only need a small amount of cover because you don't want to insure everyone else's belongings.
Shared house contents insurance allows you to cover your own items, or you and your partner's belongings, providing you can lock the door to your room or area. If you can't lock the door, your policy will need an additional 'walk-in theft' cover, but most insurers do not offer this.
A shared house contents policy will only cover items taken from or damaged in your room, so if you leave items elsewhere in the house or take things out with you, they won't be covered.
What is flat contents insurance for tenants?
Flat contents insurance for tenants is the same as for those in a house. Just state on the comparison journey that you live in a flat or apartment and not in a house.
Flat contents insurance may even be cheaper because the fewer rooms you have, and the more secure they are, the less you will pay for your policy.
Is a basic contents insurance policy enough?
If you buy only basic contents insurance for tenants, it will usually be cheaper than a policy that offers wider cover. But some added extras might well be worth the added premium.
For example, you could extend your policy to cover your personal possessions - like your smart phone, tablet or bike - when you take them out of your home. Try adding the cover in when you run a price comparison, and decide whether you think the extra peace of mind is worth it.
Most insurers will also agree to insure your own and your landlord's contents against accidental damage and the cover can be very useful, though may cost extra.
If you include accidental damage, your insurance would pay out if, for example, you spilt paint on the landlord's carpet. You would not only save yourself the expense of a new carpet, but would also safeguard your deposit.
71% of renters opt for cover away from home for their possessions, according to MoneySuperMarket data from January - July 2018.
Add expensive items separately
More expensive items such as bicycles, laptops, tablets, phones or jewellery should be mentioned specifically in your contents insurance policy to make sure they're protected for their current value.
Check with your insurer what its 'single item limit' is - this is often between £1,500 and £2,500. Anything that would cost more than that limit to replace should usually be listed separately when you take out the insurance. You can usually add 'outside the home' cover for these pricier items too.
24% of all renters add a bike or laptop to their home insurance policy and they make up two of the three most popular items listed by tenants, along with jewellery – according to MoneySuperMarket data from January – June 2018.
How can I get cheap contents insurance for tenants?
The simplest way to get cheap contents insurance for tenants is to shop around for the best quote. But always remember to compare 'like with like'.
One policy might be cheaper than the others, but may not offer the same cover limits or types of protection.
Compare contents insurance for tenants
You can compare quotes from a wide range of insurers on MoneySuperMarket's home insurance page, helping you find the best contents insurance policy for tenants.
All you need to do is enter your personal details into the MoneySuperMarket journey, calculate how much you think your belongings are worth - separating expensive items - and add any additional cover you want. Try to be as accurate as possible when entering the 'sum insured' - the maximum amount the insurer will pay out - as if you estimate it incorrectly, your contents might not be fully covered.
You'll then be able to compare lots of different policies from various insurers and choose the contents insurance for tenants policy that meets your needs best.


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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Alvin Snider
Associate ProfessorOffice:
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319-335-0470Curriculum Vitae:
Research Interests
17th-Century England; Literature & Science
Research Interests
The question that informs most of my writing is the position of literature, against other forms of knowledge, in the textual construction of meaning. I teach courses on a wide range of seventeenth-century forms, and also make regular appearances in the Nonfiction Writing Program and in the Interdisciplinary Program in Literature, Science, and the Arts. Currently, I am completing a second book of cultural history, titled Nature's Dominion: Writing English Bodies, 1660-85, which cuts a winding track from my Origin and Authority in Seventeenth-Century England: Bacon, Milton, Butler (1994). My other major project is about knowledge production and the transformation of disciplinarity in the American university.


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Greenwood Lake is Steeped in Artistic Character
Story by Lourice Angie
At the start of the Village of Greenwood Lake Board meeting on Mon., Oct. 17, Village Mayor Jesse Dwyer spoke of a recent experience that led to an epiphany as he discovered part of the artistic heritage of Greenwood Lake.
The Village is steeped in rich art and cultural history. Mayor Dwyer incidentally learned of this when he took a New York City history course while attending college in Manhattan. As a course requirement Dwyer was to go to a museum of his choice and do research on items in the museum.
He decided to go to the New York Historical Society Museum on Museum Row. He ended up benefiting greatly from his choice, when he stumbled upon a room containing art by the painters from the Hudson River School.
While browsing the room, one of the paintings that resembled Greenwood Lake immediately caught his attention. After taking a closer look, Dwyer realized that the painting was, in fact, of Greenwood Lake, and had been painted by Jasper Francis Cropsey, a famous painter during the mid-19th century.
Since then, Greenwood Lake has been home to many artists for years as well as an inspiration for artists. Most recently, in the artistic endeavors of the Village, the Board saw a project undertaken by local artist, Chris Vanvooren.
The project was commissioned by local business owner Jamie Hannouche, of "Cuts and Styles by Salon Marwan." The project is a mural which was painted on the side of the hair salon, located at 130 Windermere Ave., next door to the Greenwood Lake Senior Citizen Center. The mural/art project was sponsored by several local businesses including: True Value Hardware (who secured all of the Benjamin Moore paint for free), Kwik Mart, Streamline Auto, The Helm, Temple Fitness, Anton's on the Lake, Casper Enterprise, Ophelia's Floral Design, Jersey Paddle Boards, IK Auto Sales, Village Vape Shop and the Irish Whisper.
Mayor Dwyer commended the work done by everyone, and said the Board is excited and pleased by the final result.
To read the full story about the Board meeting pick up a copy of the Oct. 26 issue of the Warwick Valley Dispatch. To support your local newspaper call 845-986-2216 by subscribing or to placing an ad. Yearly subscription rates are $27 for Orange County, NY residents and $30 for those who reside outside of Orange County, NY. For more information send an email to email@example.com.


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Formerly known as Thomas Stephens 61i-ii.
Preferred citation: NLW MS 964i-iiE
Two letters, 1875-1876, addressed to Mrs Stephens post-date Thomas Stephens's death (Nos 73e, 87).
Title based on contents.
Some two hundred autograph letters, 1845-1876, to Stephens from a large number of individuals prominent in the life of Wales, including H[enry] A[ustin] Bruce, David Charles, Trefecca, Walter Davies (Gwallter Mechain), Lord Dynevor, Lewis Edwards, Bala, D. Silvan Evans, Thomas Gee, Lady Charlotte Guest, Lady Hall, David Howell (Llawdden), J. Spinther James, John Jones (Talhaiarn), W. Basil Jones and Henri Martin.
Arranged alphabetically by surname at NLW.
See also NLW MS 965i-iiE.
A transcript of the manuscript's contents is available at https://archives.library.wales/transcripts/NLW_964_i_a_ii.pdf.