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Tilt In Space Wheelchairs
Tilt in Space Wheelchairs, or comfort wheelchairs, are advanced manual wheelchairs designed for people who have to spend extended periods of time in a wheelchair, and who may not be able to support themselves. They come with anatomical cushions, elevating leg rests and the ability to tilt and recline the wheelchair, allowing the user to lie back. We are also able to provide advanced positioning supports and tray tables for tilt in space wheelchairs when required.
Hire Service
We offer our three main models of Tilt in Space manual wheelchair for hire (the Rea Azalea range) within London and the South East of England. Payment is taken two weekly on a rolling basis, with the price reducing after 12 weeks. This offers an ideal solution for those who are not sure how long they will need a Tilt in Space wheelchair for, or who are waiting for one to be provided by the NHS.
While hiring from us, the wheelchairs are covered by our repair or replace service: if you experience a problem, our trained technicians will come out to either repair the wheelchair on-site, or replace it with another. While hired, Tilt in Space wheelchairs are also fully insured within the UK. Please note that they are not insured to be taken outside the UK - while you can do so, you would need to ensure that you have obtained suitable insurance to cover for any damage or loss incurred.
We also offer all of our Tilt in Space manual wheelchairs for purchase - this allows you to own the chair outright, and can work out as cheaper if the need is long term. It also allows us to provide a wider range of options than are found on our hire chairs, as well as other models.
As these are prescriptive wheelchairs that are built to order, we will need to carry out an assessment first, to ensure the chair is provided in the right size and with the right seating options. We can arrange for one of our product specialists to come out to your residence with a Tilt in Space wheelchair to carry out this consultation. For those with more advanced pressure care or postural needs, we have an Occupational Therapist assessment service available with our wheelchair-seating specialist OT.
While Tilt in Space wheelchairs can take a couple of weeks to build, it is possible to hire from us in the meantime, to ensure that you always have a wheelchair available.
Our Wheelchairs
Tilt in Space wheelchairs are designed for people who need to spend longer periods of time in a wheelchair, and therefore need higher levels of comfort and support. They are often hired for people in care homes, who may have had a stroke or suffer from dementia, though they can cater for a much wider range of medical conditions.
We supply three models of Tilt in Space wheelchairs from Invacare's leading Rea Azalea range - the market-leading range of Tilt in Space wheelchairs that care home and healthcare staff will be most familiar with. All of them feature anatomical cushioning, elevating leg rests, and the ability to tilt and recline. Headrests are fitted to all models, while optional postural support including lateral supports and pommels are also available if required. Slide-on tray tables can be fitted if needed, allowing the wheelchair user to eat meals in the wheelchair.
The tilt and recline functions will need to be operated by an attendant, and can be locked in place, should the wheelchair user wish to lie back. This allows them to sleep in the wheelchair, while the tilt aids in pressure relief - ideal for those that struggle to shift their weight around. Height-adjustable push handles and attendant brakes allow for simple and comfortable control by an attendant.
For those needing higher levels of pressure relief, the standard seat cushion can be easily removed and replaced with a pressure cushion. For those hiring the standard Adult Tilt in Space wheelchair, we are able to hire out the Invacare Matrx Flo-Tech Solution pressure cushion, which features a contoured foam base, and dual-layer gel sacs to provide a high degree of pressure relief - this is the go-to pressure cushion for the NHS. Alternatively if looking to obtain a pressure cushion for the long-term, we offer a large selection of clinical pressure cushions, including the market-leading Jay and Matrx ranges, for purchase. More information on pressure care and cushions can be found on this page.
Invacare's Rea Azalea Transit is the go-to chair for the NHS when supplying Tilt in Space wheelchairs to patients, and is what most medical professionals and care home staff are familiar with. It features a wider range of adjustability, with the seat width able to be set from 15" to 19". The Azalea has smaller, transit wheels rather than large self-propelled ones, as realistically people using this wheelchair are unlikely to be self-propelling, and also to reduce the width.
The Rea Azalea Max is our Bariatric Tilt in Space wheelchair, designed for heavier users. It has an enhanced 28 stone weight capacity, and extra wide 22 - 26 inch seat width.
The Rea Azalea Junior is our Children's Tilt in Space wheelchair, a paediatric version of the Azalea, suited to younger users. The seat width can be set from 13.5" to 17.5", while shorter elevating leg rests are fitted, providing the appropriate support for children and teenagers.
The Breezy Ibis is a premium tilt in space wheelchair that is available for purchase. It offers all the features and options of the Rea Azalea but has a much cleaner, modern styling rather than the more "clinical" appearance of the Azalea family. The award-winning Sedeo Pro seating offers unrivalled comfort, and also the option for a centre-mount footrest. The Ibis is also available in a Power Support version that effectively has a powerpack discreetly built in, which provides assistance with pushing, and a Powerdrive version that is essentially a powered wheelchair with attendant controls.
Tilt in Space wheelchairs cannot be folded up in the same way that our lightweight folding manual wheelchairs can. This means they can only be transported in a suitably adapted vehicle, and will require a ramp to load and unload due to their weight. All our models are crash-tested, allowing them to be used for occupied transport when tied down in an appropriate vehicle.
We are able to fit our Heavy Duty Wheelchair Powerpack to the Rea Azalea, helping to ease the strain of pushing both the wheelchair and occupant. This allows the wheelchair to be taken longer distances in ease. Please note that due to the weight of the Azalea wheelchair, the Heavy Duty Powerpack can only be used for patients up to 18 stone.
Alternatively, the Breezy Ibis is available in either a Power Support version (effectively a more discreet built-in powerpack) or as a Powerdrive version that is essentially an attendant-controlled powerchair.
Due to their size and complexity, we do not deliver Tilt in Space wheelchairs with couriers. We are therefore only able to offer Tilt in Space wheelchair hire within London and the South East of England, where our product specialists are able to deliver, assess, and adjust the wheelchairs as necessary. This also applies to our repair and replace service, which we are only able to offer within our service area.


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A recent report issued by The HSL (Health & Safety Laboratory) showed that Microgard® FR & Microgard® CFR limited life coveralls can be worn in flammable environments, in conjunction with flame retardant workwear to EN531, without compromising wearer protection.
The report titled, "Flammability of Coveralls for Offshore Use", details the extensive testing conducted by HSL on limited life workwear from various manufacturers including Microgard®, DuPont™ and Orex.
HSL recommends, as a result of this testing, that "dual layers of coveralls (disposable worn over non-disposable) should not be worn in areas where flame retardant clothing is required unless BOTH coveralls are flame retardant"
A copy of the full report is available from www.hse.gov.uk/research
The Health and Safety Laboratory(HSL) is Britain's leading industrial health and safety facility with over 30 years of research experience across all sectors. Operating as an agency of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), they support the HSE mission to protect people's health and safety by ensuring risks in the changing workplace are properly controlled.

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Local agencies are the contact point for receiving WIC services. There are 117 local agencies located throughout the state where participants are evaluated for nutritional risk and income eligibility.
WIC's goal is to improve health by informing families about good health practices and by providing nutritious foods to eligible participants. Every year, thousands of women, infants, and children receive health screenings, nutrition assessments, and health education from the Missouri WIC program.
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Potatoes With Cilantro and Garlic-Lime Buttercomments (0) August 4th, 2008
2 lbs. medium-size new potatoes, washed and quartered
1/2 tsp. salt
4 tbsp. butter
3 to 4 cloves garlic, minced
3 tbsp. fresh lime juice
2 bunches green onions, chopped, using 1/2 to 3/4 of the green tops
1 cup coarsely chopped fresh cilantro
Sea salt
Freshly ground pepper
1 tbsp. pure New Mexico chili powder
1 to 2 tsp. paprika
Shredded Parmesan cheese
Crumbled bacon or spicy, smoked meat, optional
4 servings
Cover the potatoes with cold salted water and bring to a boil. Simmer about 12 min., but do not overcook.
Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, melt the butter with the garlic and the lime juice. Drain the cooked potatoes and toss gently with the garlic-lime butter. Continue tossing while adding the chopped onions, cilantro, salt, pepper, chili powder, and paprika. Sprinkle generously with shredded Parmesan and crumbled bacon; serve warm or cold. This dish keeps several days. Heat leftovers in covered ramekins with a bit of butter.
Note: Use pure, mild or medium chili powder, not one mixed with other spices.
Recipe by Lucinda Hutson
April 1997
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Nevtan Akcora needed a new banner ad design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 311 designs submitted by 43 freelance designers.
American Bullion
We are the industry leader in help individuals rollover their IRA or old 401k into Gold.
I am looking for a creative design(s) for our online advertising banner campaign. There is a chance multiple designers will be selected as winners.
Banner Size: 300x250, Static (no movement).
File Size: Less than 50k
Focus: Conversions are key. We want people to call, click or request to receive a Free Gold Guide.
Tone: Should be geared towards a financial audience. Baby Boomers, male, 50+. Think Schwab, Fidelity, etc. Clean, simple, easy to read. I've attached a mock-up of our new website design. There is value if the design was streamlined with our new design. I've also attached images of most of our competitors banners, so you can see their style and layout. I'm looking for creative ways to surpass them.
Banner Copy Examples: Below are three possible examples of banner copy. You are welcome to be creative an use your own tagline if you think these can be improved.
Example 1:
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Request Free Gold Guide
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Call 1-800-326-9598 or request a Free Gold Guide.
I've also attached several of our stock photos for you to use during the creative process.
I give feedback daily to ensure you can make changes. I'm looking for creativity and not just designers trying to find my single best design. I may be selecting multiple banners as winners. Will need the PSD file upon completion.
I will be taking the final designs and have them built into a full banner campaign with all sizes by our on contract designer. I am looking to the 99 Designs designers to help me innovate and take our banners to the next level.
If you have any questions, you are always welcome to reach out to me at:
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I have two HP printers. Each has a color cartridge that the printer says is empty. And each printer insists that the color cartridge be replaced before it will proceed.
The two printers are OfficeJet Pro 8500 inkjet and CP1518 LaserJet.
Is there any workaround that would let me to use these printers for black on white printing? Seems to me that an empty color cartridge should not preclude monochrome (black) printing.
Is it common for printers in general to stop printing when a color cartridge is empty? Or is it just HP?
"Is there any workaround that would let me to use these printers for black on white printing?"
Almost always, No.The option to be able to do that has to be built into software for the printer .
I've never heard of an HP printer's software being able to do that.
Some of the older Lexmark two cartridge inkjet printers could do that.
"Is it common for printers in general to stop printing when a color cartridge is empty? Or is it just HP?"
Yes. No.
They make most of their profits from printers by you having to buy toner or ink cartridges for the printer from them.
However, you can often get toner cartridges or ink cartridges refilled locally, or on the web, or you can often buy already refilled original toner cartridges, for about half the price of the new brand name one, or you can buy new clones that cost far less, locally or on the web.
Thanks Tubesandwires for the advice.
One more question please: Do the cartridges "expire" after some period of time whether they are empty or not?
For toner cartridges ? I don't think it matters - the toner is dry .
For ink cartridges, you're supposed to use all the ink in them within a year or so after you buy them, or at least within a year or so after you first use them, but you can often be okay with them if the time is longer than that. The ink does tend to break down eventually if it's a pigment based ink rather than a dye based ink and form precipitate that is large enough to clog the nozzles in the print head.
I have been re-filling Canon's BC-20 and BC-02 black ink cartridges for years - they use a dye based ink - I've never had a problem with that ink breaking down, for bulk ink as old as 3 or 4 years or so. I've refilled the same cartridge as many as a dozen times before something else failed on the cartridge.
Most ink for Canon printers is dye based, except for the PG ink tanks and cartridges. I currently have a Canon printer that uses 4 CLI-8 and one PG ink tanks and I've refilled them all at least three or four times each.
Most cartridges for recent printers that are ink tanks have a chip that counts how many times it has been used, as well as detecting the ink level, and there is a maximum count for that after which the cartridge can't be used, but that's not a problem unless the cartridge is refilled, and places that refill them usually have a chip re-setter, or if you refill them yourself you can buy a chip re-setter cheaply.
One more question please . . . well, maybe just one more :)
I bought replacement cartridges for the CP1518 LaserJet. Ended up having to replace all three color cartridges. The odds that all three would run out of toner at the same time is about nil. How can they all run out of toner at the same time? Am I right to think there is a time limit that drives replacement? A need for HP cash flow? Surely there is toner still in at least one or two of those cartridges.
The three color cartridges are the ones that came with the printer new in late 2009.
Aggravates me.
"I bought replacement cartridges for the CP1518 LaserJet. Ended up having to replace all three color cartridges."
It has 3 cartridges, not 4 (one black) ?
"How can they all run out of toner at the same time?"
It depends on what you're been printing. If you print a lot of black, you have only 3 cartridges, they will probably have similar amounts of toner left.They may be more or less all out of toner at about the same time, they may not be.
What I would have done when the software is telling you all three need to be replaced is....
- use something to weigh each of the original ones, compare than to the new one.If the cartridges are identical that will give you an idea whether the other two have more toner in them.
- if the weights indicate there is still significant toner in the other two, un-install the HP software for the printer, install it again.
"Am I right to think there is a time limit that drives replacement?"
I have never heard of that for toner cartridges.
If they DO have a chip that keeps track of the total time the cartridges have been used,or the number of times they have been used, or similar, there would be visible electrical contacts (more than two) on the outside of the cartridges somewhere that connect to contacts in the printer when you install them, and in that case there are probably cheap chip re-setters available on the web.
If the total time the cartridges have been used is kept track of on the hard drive in the printer's software, which I doubt, un-installing the HP software and re-installing it should get rid of that info after the chips have been re-set.
Yes, there are four cartridges. I replaced the black last year.
When I bought this printer, I anticipated a good bit of color printing. Turns out that was not a good assumption and I have printed very little color stuff with it. Seems to me that the original color cartridges should have toner left in them.
When the printer decided the yellow cartridge was empty, it said replace that cartridge. It was not until I replaced the yellow that it said replace the blue. And then it wanted the red.
Don't think I have anything accurate enough to make meaningful weight comparisons between new and allegedly empty cartridges.
My Canon IP-4200 uses it's larger black cartridge for text, the smaller black one for images and photos. Perhaps yours uses the black one for text, all three color ones for black for images and photos.
At the very least it costs you less per page when you use a laser printer than it does when you use an inkjet printer.
Did you buy new HP cartridges or new clones or refilled ones ?
I bought new HP cartridges for both printers.
Most of my printing is text, pretty rare that I print images and never photos.
Thanks for your help with all this.
6 cartridges ??
You could have saved yourself a little or a lot of money by searching for and buying alternative cartridges or by having them refilled locally.
"Most of my printing is text, pretty rare that I print images and never photos."
You would probably be better off with a mono (black only) laser printer in that case.
Thanks for the thanks.


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Newcomers Youth winner of 2018 Best Inclusion award, UNDP Sweden Global Sustainable Development Goals
Stockholm, Sweden – April 17, 2018
At the UN Development Program (UNDP) Sweden Spring Gala, Newcomers Youth (NCY) was announced as the winner of the 2018 Best Inclusion category.
Representing a project or initiative that best strengthens or includes one or more marginalized or vulnerable groups in society, the award for Best Inclusion was nominated and voted on by the public. HRH Princess Sofie presented the award to NCY project leader Tine Alavi and Alexandra Politidis Palm, NCY's asylum lawyer.
The gala, held at the Photography Museum in Stockholm, was a first for the UNDP Sweden Global Sustainable Development Goals and the evening included over 150 key guests from both the public and private sector committed to sustainable development.
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It's safe to say that most people conduct their purchases online these days instead of walking into brick and mortar stores. After all what sounds better, standing in a hot queue that's barely moving or sitting at home on the couch with a cold drink and a smartphone in your hand doing some online shopping. You might even be playing on some online slots on sites like these while you shop to keep it interesting.
Most modern sites have cottoned on to the popularity of online payments, which is why you will see a ton of options to cover your tab on sites like Easy Slots where smooth transactions whilst filling up or withdrawing from your account are important.
With that in mind we've listed a couple of our favourite ways to conduct e-commerce transactions on websites that we highly recommend adding to your own if you haven't already.
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Another brand that's becoming quite popular for E-Commerce websites is the use of Ukash.
This secure app uses an ingenious voucher system that allows your cash to stay locked behind a unique 19 digit code that can then be redeemed at a later date. The vouchers range in price from £5 to £500, so they cater to a range of budgets and they also last for 12 months after purchase making them the perfect birthday or Christmas gifts for a loved one.
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Stored on your smart device, this app allows you to store your cash in a digital wallet and then make a payment with it either on a website or using a smart reader whilst you're out and about. A great feature of this app is that it allows you to store your loyalty cards as well.
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Apple and Samsung race to patent flexible smartphones
Apple Inc. made news on November 22 when it was granted a U.S. patent for an iPhone design that uses a flexible OLED display and can fold in half like a man's wallet. Gosh golly, right?
Actually Apple already has a few patents for folding touchscreen phones; this latest one—U.S. Patent No. 9,504,170 for "flexible display devices", which Apple originally filed in 2014, is especially notable for employing both an OLED display as well as possibly nickel titanium alloy, aka, nitinol, which exhibits both shape memory and superelasticity.
An OLED display works without a backlight, so it displays deeper blacks and facilitates thinner and lighter hardware designs than a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). The organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) can also be bonded onto thin sheet plastic, allowing display screens that are flexible to a degree.
However, as the Guardian points out, Apple's latest flexible iPhone patent shows a patently impossible degree of flexibility. OLED displays cannot currently fold perfectly flat like a piece of paper—not without leaving a permanent, damaging crease.
But that's Apple; always trying to bend reality, always wanting its own way; always thinking different. Samsung's latest effort along the same lines is a bit more…flexible, reality-wise.
Samsung's less rigid approach to flexibility
In March and April of 2016 Samsung filed two different patents with the Korean Intellectual Property Office, both for smartphones that can fold in half—screen and all.
Details and images from the March patent filing only appear on the Dutch website GalaxyClub, along with an unfortunately broken link to the patent filing itself.
However, Samsung's original April patent filing for a "flexible device" is available. The filing is in the Korean language but its extensive illustrations, also first revealed on GalaxyClub speak volumes.
A succession of detailed images show a typical touchscreen phone form factor with a hard-shell body that employs an intricate, segmented hinge. This hinge allows the phone body and flexible OLED display to fold in half gently, without putting a crease in the display.
The hinge shown in the April Samsung flexible phone patent looks similar in method and result to the hinge used on the Microsoft Surface Book.
Samsung has applied for at least 40 patents relating to folding and/or flexible smartphones and displays, going back to 2012, according to the PatentlyMoble website. Tech watchers have been expecting the Korean tech giant to come out with a flexible smartphone any day now for the last few years.
But aside from the round-sided Edge smartphones and curved display monitors Samsung has yet to come out with a consumer product using a flexible OLED screen.
Apple, which has applied for relatively few flexible display device patents aver the years, does currently use a flexible OLED display in its Apple Watch.
In June, at Lenovo's Tech World, the Chinese computer maker showed off actual, functioning engineering concepts of two foldable devices: a tablet-phone and a bendable wrist-phone. Click the images to enlarge them.


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Witcher 3, The - Wild Hunt Discussion
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So if you run into a similar problem, i suggest doing that.
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Yeah i dunno what it was, i ended up playing until i could respec, which made everything work flawlessly.
So if you run into a similar problem, i suggest doing that.
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that happened to me when i turned on the super damage mode, i had to exit completle out of the game and restart the trainer, turning off the super damage mod didnt help
First of all, thanks for all the great trainers.
Not sure if this was reported yet as there are quite a few posts I haven't gone through but the trainer does not appear to work properly if you launch Witcher 3 from the GOG Galaxy client. It says "game not found" when pressing F1 at the menu. The trainer works fine on the GOG version if you manually run witcher3.exe from the game installation folder. Just mentioning it as a lot of people seem to be under the impression the trainer doesn't work on the GOG version. Regards.
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i assume you need to wait until you are actually running around in the game itself before pressing F1 to activate the trainer, trying to activate the trainer at the GoG Galaxy 'launcher' of Witcher probably doesn't have the actual witcher3.exe game running yet.
anyone has also the super health error? Where the mob also is invincible??
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So sure enough the fire alarm went off again this morning. Beginning to think that it has something to do with the jackhammers but not 100% sure on that.
We didn't have this problem when they were working on the other side of the building. Nonetheless I will have some other pics that I will be uploading later.
As it were, I was not woken up by the fire alarm or the jackhammers this morning. No, this morning I was woken up by my sister. She called me as she was sitting at her gate ((bored out of her tree)) waiting for her flight. She is on her way to visit me for the next 5 days.
I am quite excited and nervous about her visit. Really excited for her to see my new place and the surroundings that make me happy and where I truly feel at home.
I am nervous because I broke her heart when I moved her.
So I want everything to be perfect.
Heading out to Pearson here shortly. Taking the TTC out there and back. I have to say one thing I absolutely love is that I walk one block ((if even that)) to the subway station, hop on and in about 40 to 50 minutes I step off a bus at the terminal!
Now for those of you baby turnips that live in a REAL city know what this is like. However, we Canadians seem to be slow in catching on to the way public transportation is supposed to work. Um I think it has something to do with transporting the public but not sure I really truly understand the concept yet. Oh and we are to fucking gutless to stand up to the cab drivers ((um had a nasty other descriptive comment to add here)) that lobby against (rapid) public transportation to and from the airport terminals. But I guess that is a discussion for another time!?
So everything is pretty much tidied up, I just have to get myself presentable. Gonna have fun shaving this morning as I have not shaved since I last flew. YIKES! Grizzly Adams! ((Ya I wish I could grow a beard))
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MSE Rover Smartphone Camera Cage0
Plenty of people use their smartphone to capture video on the go. With the MSE Rover, you will have more flexibility handling your phone and attaching microphones, lights, or other accessories to do more with your smartphone camera. This smartphone cage comes with ¼-20 screw mounts. It can accommodate most phones and lens systems.
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(Album) Ensemble Stars! Album Series: Ra*bits [First Run Limited Edition]
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Release Date: 04/25/2018
Specifications: 2 CD Set / Cover feat. Exclusive Art
Catalog Number: FFCG-77
Packaged Bonus: First Run Limited Edition Bonus - Acrylic Stand & Album Book
Number two is Ra*bits!! In addition to their six existing songs, this album includes a brand new unit song as well as character solos for each member.
First run limited editions come with a second CD featuring character commentaries!
01. Joyful×Box*
Lyrics: Mel* Composition/Arrangement: Sakai Takuya (Arte Refact)
02. Nousagi March ♪
Lyrics: Mel* Composition/Arrangement: Tsukasa Yatoki (Arte Refact)
03. Hoppin' Season♪
Lyrics: Saori Kodama Composition/Arrangement: Hidekazu Tanaka (MONACA)
04. Love Ra*bits Party!!
Lyrics: Saori Kodama Composition/Arrangement: Jun Suyama
05. Milky Starry Charm
Lyrics: Yohei Matsui Composition: Katsutoshi Kitagawa Arrangement: Katsutoshi Kitagawa & acane_madder
06. Melty♡Kitchen
Lyrics/Composition/Arrangement: Tomoko Sasaki
07. Dream Collection
Lyrics/Composition: Kaneko Asami Arrangement: Kushita Mine
08. Nii-chan Ouendan☆ (Nazuna Nito Solo)
Lyrics: Saori Kodama Composition/Arrangement:Yuki Honda (Arte Refact)
09. Start ♪ Dash Dash! (Mitsuru Tenma Solo)
Lyrics: Yohei Matsui Composition/Arrangement: KoTa & Yuichi Harada
10. Higher↑ Higher↑ (Tomoya Mashiro Solo)
Lyrics: Saori Kodama Composition/Arrangement: Tsukasa Yatoki (Arte Refact)
11. Happy Coming*Tea Time (Hajime Shino Solo)
Lyrics: Sumiyo Mutsumi Composition:Yuki Honda (Arte Refact) Arrangement: Atsushi Harada (Arte Refact)
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Measuring Environmental Degradation
Developing Pressure Indicators for Europe
Edited by Anil Markandya and Nick Dale
Chapter 29: How can environmental pressure indices be used to help societies monitor progress in achieving their Agenda 21 goals?
D. Huisingh
D. Huisingh 1. INTRODUCTION The European Commission is to be lauded for its efforts to develop environmental pressure indicators/indices (EPIs).1 Such initiatives are indicative of a growing awareness of the need for and the will to invest human efforts and financial resources in helping European societies monitor their progress towards the elusive goal of sustainability. During the process of development of these EPIs, extensive information was used and inputs from numerous people involved in waste management were solicited. Such broad-ranging consensus-building activities are very important and help us all to gain a deeper appreciation of the complexities facing us in contemporary society. I am encouraged by this initiative but also seriously concerned that the proposed EPIs will do little to help our societies make the progress toward sustainable development that is so urgently needed. Because of this concern, much of the chapter is devoted to posing questions and making suggestions for developing and using other indices and other tools together with the proposed EPIs. 2. USE OF EPIs ALONGSIDE OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IMPROVEMENT TOOLS Before the EPIs are implemented, we need to address the following questions to increase the opportunities for success. G Overall, how will the EPIs be used to help EU countries make progress and monitor that progress in achieving their goals under Agenda 21? 260 D. Huisingh G G G 261 G G G G G G How will the effectiveness of these EPIs be measured? And who will monitor it? How will improvements in EPIs...
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In our house you can enjoy our Cuban breakfast, made with the highest quality and hygiene.
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Supplies needed:
Construction steps:
- Two square storage cubes (I found them at the op shop).
- A rectangular shaped piece of MDF cut to size with appropriately rounded corners.
- A silver handle (I used a Prestige Satin Chrome handle from Bunnings).
- SMEG letters (I had them cut by a specialist from acrylic mirror).
- Powder blue colour paint (I used Wattyl E43W 'Athina').
- Foam paint roller (I used the Uni Pro Little Ripper from Bunnings).
- A set of mending plates to join the storage cubes together (I used Zenith Mending Plates from Bunnings).
- Hinges to attach the door to the cubes (I used 2 packs of Prestige Light Cabinet Butt Hinges from Bunnings).
- Glue to attach the letters (I used Araldite, super glue is also fine).
- Join your storage cubes together using mending plates.
- Paint your fridge door using the foam roller. Two coats is plenty.
- Measure and mark lightly where you want to position the fridge handle and SMEG letters. This is the only hard bit. Measure where they sit on a photo of a real SMEG fridge and then, using ratios, divide that down to come up with the measurements of where they need to sit on your little fridge door. Check by positioning them with blu-tac and staring at it.
- I needed shorter screws than those provided with the handle because my door was quite thin. I attached the SMEG letters with a tiny dots of glue according to my pre-measured pencil marks.
- Finally, attach the door to the cubes using the hinges. Try the hinges in place first to make sure the door opens properly. I found that I needed the hinges to sit on the outside of the storage cubes because my door had overhang all the way around. So if I had put the hinges inside like a traditional cabinet, the door would not have opened fully. Mark drill holes with a pencil, pre-drill just a touch and then attach with the screws provided. Make sure your screws are shorter than your door thickness or they will poke through!
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1 November 2007 Edition
Sinn Féin meets FÁS Director General
Issues raised at that meeting included the training and re-skilling programmes FÁS is putting in place, or proposing, to enable those at risk of losing their jobs in the manufacturing and construction sectors to access alternative employment opportunities. Morgan and Doherty quizzed Molloy regarding the provision of upskilling and training for jobless in unemployment blackspots such as Donegal and in areas recently effected by a string of job losses such as East Cork. The Sinn Féin representatives also raised with Molloy a number of specific recommendations contained in the 2006 NESF (National Economic and Social Forum) report on 'Creating a More Inclusive Labour Market'. That report recommended that the eligibility criteria for FAS programmes be framed in terms of a person's employability problems, rather than mainly on age and/or duration of unemployment as at present. It also recommended that FAS offer more flexible training in terms of times and locations and that it should put a particular focus on those in Part time and atypical work. Significantly this important NESF report also recommended that anticipatory training be provided for people working in vulnerable sectors in regions experiencing high levels of redundancies and that this be undertaken by FAS in co-operation with the IDA and Enterprise Ireland.


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Program Administration
|Tomasz R. Bielecki, Ph.D.
Office: IIT Main Campus, Rettaliata Engineering Center, Room 204
Phone: 312.567.3165
Email: tbielecki_at_iit_dot_edu
|Elizabeth Friedman, Ph.D.
Director, Professional Master's Programs and New Initiatives, College of Science
Office: Rettaliata Engineering Center, Suite 234
Phone: 312.567.7973
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Faculty Administration
|Lance Fortnow, Ph.D.
Interim Dean, College of Science
Office: IIT Main Campus, Pritzker Science Center, Room 252
Phone: 312.567.7014
Email: lfortnow_at_iit_dot_edu
|John F. O. Bilson
John and Mae Calamos Stuart School of Business Dean Endowed Chair, IIT Stuart School of Business
Office: Main Campus, IIT Tower, 18F3-1
Downtown Campus, Room 414
Phone: 312.906.6538
Email: bilson_at_stuart_dot_iit_dot_edu
|M. Krishna Erramilli, Ph.D.
Associate Dean, IIT Stuart School of Business
Office: IIT Tower, 18F6-1, DTC 424
Phone: 312.906.6573
Email: krish_at_stuart_dot_iit_dot_edu
|Chun Liu, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Applied Mathematics
Office: IIT Main Campus, Rettaliata Engineering Center, Room 208
Phone: 312.567.8996
Email: cliu124_at_iit_dot_edu
|Tomasz R. Bielecki, Ph.D.
Program Director of MMF, Department of Applied Mathematics
Office: IIT Main Campus, Rettaliata Engineering Center, Room 204
Phone: 312.567.3165
Email: tbielecki_at_iit_dot_edu
Staff and Support
Graduate Advising
Justine Grant, Director, Academic Affairs & Advising
Justine Grant joined IIT Stuart Student Affairs in June 2011 and advises graduate students on their academic program. She teaches in the ACE Program, supervises Student Affairs Student Assistants, and oversees data reporting for the office of Academic Advising. Prior to joining IIT Stuart, Ms. Grant worked in banking and later at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse as Academic Advisor in the Psychology Department. She earned her M.S.Ed. in Student Affairs Administration in Higher Education from University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and her B.S. in Psychology from University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Her academic and professional interest areas include counseling and social psychology, advising theory, career advising, and technology in advising.
Tiffany Yi, Graduate Academic Advisor
Tiffany Yi joined the Stuart advising team in May 2018. She has experience teaching in Chicago Public Schools, as well as teaching English in South Korea. She spent the past two years working with undergraduate and graduate students from diverse backgrounds, including traditional, non-traditional, domestic, and international students. Ms. Yi holds a B.S. in Elementary Education and an M.Ed. in Higher Education from Loyola University Chicago. She is particularly passionate about social justice in education.
Department of Applied Mathematics Main OfficeOffice: Rettaliata Engineering Center, Room 208,
10 West 32nd Street
Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312.567.8980
Email: amath_AT_iit_DOT_edu/
IIT Stuart Main OfficeOffice: 10 W 35th Street, 18th Floor
Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312.906.6500
IIT Graduate Admission
Office: 10 W. 33rd Street, Perlstein Hall Room 203 Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312.576.3020
IIT One Stop (Offices of the Registrar, Student Accounting, and Financial Aid)
Office: 3201 S. State St., Room 106. Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312.567.3810
Email: onestop_AT_iit_edu
Stuart School of Business Career Management Center
Phone: 312.906.6500
Email: careers_AT_stuart_DOT_iit_DOT_edu
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The members of our cooperative are our tenants, coworkers, tutors and others who use our facilities. They come from a wide range of sectors including: digital creatives, artists and craftspeople; business support; health and wellbeing; campaigning groups; researchers; educational consultants and more. Many live at the award winning Lancaster Cohousing eco community, next door to the Mill. Others come from the local village, Lancaster, the Lune Valley or further afield.
Alison Cahn
Alison Cahn is a writer, communications consultant and film maker. She works part time for Lancaster University's Environment Centre, is a partner in Forgebank Films, a director of Halton Mill and helps manage The Hive.
firstname.lastname@example.com; www.alisoncahn.com; 07946 488959
Andrea Brook – Artist
Andrea is a mixed-media artist with a love of bookmaking and calligraphy.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Bettina Röhricht – Translator & Coach
Bettina is a freelance translator with 19 years of experience, translating from English and Portuguese into German. Bettina's specialties are politics (EU, international relations and agreements, environmental policies, etc.), the environment and pedagogy/education.
She works for a range of clients, such as translation agencies, publishing houses, international organisations, government institutions and universities.
As a coach Bettina helps other freelance translators succeed – whether that means expanding their client base, landing translation jobs they love, getting a grip on their marketing or simply improving their work-life balance.
https://www.facebook.com/BettinaRoehricht/; https://www.proz.com/profile/699557
Carole Ashby – Artist
Email: email@example.com
Catriona Stamp – Artists Books
At the moment Catriona is excited by botanical drawing, making slab pottery – often based on nature, sculptural paper work using paper, maps, or Tyvek, creating scenes inside little recycled boxes, and print (lino, monoprint, and digital prints from manipulated photographs). In the past Catriona has made artists books, done scraperboard, etching, collographs and screenprints on paper and on banners, site or archive interventions, and created sound art and rust embroideries. Catriona is inspired by nature and our relationship with the world and each other.
Chris Coates – carpenter, author, performer
As well as being a Green Elephant director and Mill caretaker/site manager, Chris is a carpenter, author and performer who makes things and makes things happen. He has a long history in the cooperative movement and is a former Green Party councillor.
Claire Potter – Author
Claire Potter is author of the Little Blighters parenting books and writes articles for The Guardian, The Green Parent, SAGA magazine and other publications on family, food, travel and quirky things to do. In connection with her book Getting the Little Blighters to Eat, Claire runs a consultancy service for parents to change their child from a fussy eater to a happy, healthy eater. She also writes a magazine for teens learning English around the world and is often on the lookout for real life teens to feature on topics from going to boarding school to being a geek!
Dawn Keyse – Complete Homeopathy
Dawn is our local friendly homeopath. She offers her one to one and family consultations from Dacrelands Clinic at Skerton. She has almost 25 years' experience in working with homeopathic medicine to help people enhance their health exponentially. Dawn is also passionate about using food and diet for increased wellness and she has a Diploma in natural nutrition and naturopathy. She offers talks, workshops and certificate courses in nutritional healing from the seminar room at Halton Mill. www.completehomeopathy.biz ; email@example.com
Facebook: Dawn Keyse Complete Health and Homeopathy 07515 426670
Duxbury Designs
Katie Duxbury is a costume and fashion designer inspired by colour, historical fashion and the natural world. She creates unique pieces for exhibitions, events and special occasions, as well as working as a freelance costume maker and dresser in theatre.
Fiona Frank
Fiona is an oral historian, networker, author, podcaster and CV writer. She works part time with the Scottish Council of Jewish Communities, and is also a director of Green Elephant and Operations Manager at Halton Mill . She dedicates much of her time to promoting the art of her aunt, Glasgow artist Hannah Frank (1908-2008).
tel 07778 737681
email firstname.lastname@example.com
Forgebank Films
Camera woman/editor Frances Bowen and BAFTA winning producer Alison Cahn produce high quality promotional and educational videos with a documentary feel. They specialise in the environmental, community and educational sectors, helping individuals and organisations tell their stories. .
Tel: 07946 488959
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Halton Lune Hydro
Halton Lune Hydro raised more than £1 million through a community share offer to build England's biggest community owned hydro on a weir near Halton Mill, which now provides us with clean, renewable electricity.
Tel: 01524 220010
Email: email@example.com
Janet Mary Robinson – Artist
Janet is an artist and teacher at Halton Mill. She is on maternity leave until autumn 2019 but looks forward to her return! Janet's classes are open to all, from beginners to those with more experience. She aims to introduce people to a variety of techniques in an enjoyable supportive atmosphere. The main focus is on drawing, acrylics, and watercolour painting. Nature is Janet's main inspiration and features in most of her artwork, and more recently, sculpture. Please get in touch if you'd like to join a class. You can view her work at https://jmr.org.uk/.
Jan Maskell
Jan is a Chartered Psychologist, registered as an Occupational Psychologist with the Health and Care Professionals Council, and works as a freelance consultant focusing on personal and organisational development. She is a tutor for leadership and management development programmes at Lancaster University, an executive coach, and works with individuals and businesses to improve their environmental sustainability.
Email: email@example.com Mobile: 07715 712992
Jo Lyon- Knowledge Management Specialist, Forum for the Future
Jo works remotely from the Mill for Forum for the Future, a global non-profit organisation, working in partnership with business, government, and civil society to accelerate the shift towards a sustainable future. She supports colleagues around the world on knowledge management, information management, digital collaboration and learning.
Linked in: http://linkedin.com/in/lyonjo ; https://www.forumforthefuture.org/
Jono Symonds Photography
Jono is an award winning wedding photographer who travels the world capturing couples' stories on their special day.
Tel: 07935 740675
Email: email@example.com
Luke Mills – LuneLab Makerspace
Luke manages LuneLab Makerspace in the background, so whilst you may not see him there very often, he does exist! Luke deals with membership, admin, tools, equipment, supplies, etc. However,his main jobs are home educating his children, running the community car club, being the local Parish Clerk and more recently helping setup Lune Valley Community Land Trust.
LuneLab's website is: http://www.lunelab.org.uk and our Facebook group for members is: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lunelab/
Luneside Computers
James Bellarby
Tel: 07751 330181
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Luneside Consulting Ltd
Steve Wrigley, a Chartered Engineer, runs Luneside Consulting from the Hive. Specialising in community energy, renewable energy, energy efficiency and most things 'Sustainable' that need either a project manager or technical consultant.
e mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
phone: 07929 167795
Man On The Lune
Man on the Lune is an Illustrator, Animator & Family Man living in the Lune Valley.
You can see his regular doodles on social media @ManOnTheLune. In between working on prints and commissions, Man on the Lune publishes 'Lune Valley Adventures' – the highly sought after comic featuring doodled recipes, events and games.
To see more illustrations, purchase limited prints or hire Man on the Lune for commissions – just visit www.manonthelune.co.uk
Mandy Blackwell Recruitment
Mandy Blackwell Recruitment is a boutique recruitment agency that helps people in the Lancaster area find new jobs with local companies. We work in Finance, sales, marketing, engineering, IT and many more sectors.
If you want to find talented new staff, or, find a rewarding new job please see Mandy Blackwell Recruitment Agency Lancaster website where you will find a list of our vacancies and a contact number.
Miles Doubleday – Miles Doubleday Software
Miles is a self-employed software developer specializing in database and web development.
The Mill also lets Miles explore his other enthusiasms: cooking and music making. Miles has fed many happy people at his Masala Kitchen popup and Xmas lunches. Musical contributions include solo synth for yoga sessions, events with his band, Elephant In The Room, and playing piano at occasional lunchtime concerts.
Adele Armistead and Sarah Maginness run ethical web and graphic design services. Adele is in charge of the Halton Mill brand.
Tel: 01524 489510 or 07967 727623
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
MORE Renewables
More Renewables is a community energy organisation for the Morecambe Bay area and owns the solar photovoltaic panels on the roof of the Mill.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Rachel Hearne Jewellery
Rainbow Therapies at The Rainbow Room
Becky Dallender runs Rainbow Therapies from The Rainbow Room at Halton Mill. She offers various holistic and healing therapies including Indian Head Massage, Thai foot and hand massage, Aromatouch Technique, Reiki and Crystal Healing. Becky also have a small shop with crystals, himalayan salt lamps and incense sticks among other items for sale. The Rainbow Room is also available for rent for very reasonable prices for small groups, 1-2-1's and therapy sessions. Once a month Becky runs a mini holistic fair called Soulful Saturdays. Contact Becky at firstname.lastname@example.com/ 07974752610/ www.rainbowtherapies.org / www.facebook.com/rainbowtherapies777/ for more information.
Rebecca Ellis – River Room
Rebecca manages the River Room for a range of teachers and events, and also teaches her own yoga classes and workshops for people of all levels of experience. Her teaching combines yoga styles: synchronising breath and movement in the dynamic style of Vinyasa Flow, working closely with static posture alignment in Hatha and melting into the meditative, less dynamic postures of Yin. She weaves the philosophy of yoga, which goes back thousands of years, into the teaching of breathing techniques, physical postures, relaxation and meditation.www.theriverroom.org.uk www.rebeccayoga.org.uk 07907374294
Sarah Galloway – Artist
In addition to making and exhibiting her drawings and prints, Sarah has undertaken many large scale stained glass commissions, employing experimental and innovative techniques. The exploration of light is an important aspect of her abstract and conceptual work, whilst she continues to push back the boundaries of her practice, re-defining the possibilities of glass through the adoption of contemporary methodologies. Sarah is a highly experienced teacher and runs workshops and courses throughout the year at The Mill. 07957 384 225
Scientists for Global Responsibility (SGR)
SGR is membership organisation which promotes science, design and technology that contributes to peace, social justice and environmental sustainability. We carry out research, education and campaigning. Our staff at Halton Mill are Stuart Parkinson, Jan Maskell and Vanessa Moss.
Still Thinking (UK) Ltd
Barry Hymer and Elizabeth Dawson run Still Thinking (UK) Ltd. – an educational consultancy which takes Barry countrywide. He runs workshops and training for schools mostly in the area of Mindset Theory. He also usually has a book on the go. Elizabeth runs the business side of things and contributes intermittently to the writing.
You can check us out at www.barryhymer.wordpress.com
Tom Lelyveld MEng(Hons) CEng, Sustainability and Advanced Design – Aecom
Tom is a sustainable energy specialist who leads the North of England sustainability team for AECOM, a multi-disciplinary engineering company. When not working at AECOM offices in Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool, he works from the Hive coworking space.
waternumbers is a consultancy offering tailored environmental data processing and forecasting solutions. Working with academic, intergovernmental, non governmental and commercial partners. waternumbers has developed cutting edge operational solutions to address the risks arising from natural hazards; particularly those relating to hydrological or meteorology. Further details of these projects and the tools developed can be found at waternumbers.co.uk
Charlie Pass works from The Hive running WildAid, a charity that connects people, particularly children, to wildlife.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Will Medd – Coach
Will is a professional life coach, coach supervisor, and meditation trainer, who is passionate to work with people who want to be at their best, feel fully alive and find peace with themselves. He works one-to-one, in group and workshops settings, face-to-face and online. Clients come from the UK and abroad, from a range of professional backgrounds. A former academic Will regularly runs programmes and workshops in universities, including live coaching and writing retreats. He's Rebecca's partner- and runs iRest ® meditation classes in the River Room
http://www.willmedd.com and http://www.academiclives.com
With Love & Light
Sarah Livingstone: Memorial Glass art. Creating handcrafted memorial glass art pieces
*Community Spaces
LuneLab Makerspace – Elizabeth & Luke Mills
A community workshop where makers of all descriptions can meet, make, mend, tinker, play, learn, swap skills and work on both individual and collaborative projects.
LuneLab Makerspace
Rainbow Room – Becky Dallender
A gorgeous light healing space offering Reiki, Crystal Healing, Indian Head Massage and Aromatouch massage techniques. http://rainbowtherapies.org/
River Room – Rebecca EllisSave
A dedicated space aimed to provide retreat from the noise, stress and demands of daily life. Spacious, light and situated on the banks of the stunning River Lune, the River Room is perfect for yoga, meditation, mindfulness, therapeutic dance, and more. http://theriverroom.org.uk/


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PRP Face Treatment
Rejuvenate your face with a Platelet Rich Plasma Treatment PRP in Kelowna
PRP Treatment for the Face
Commonly referred to as a Vampire facelift, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections are a way of enhancing the face using your own blood products, which is why it got the name.
Your blood is extracted and spun in a centrifuge which gets rid of the white and red blood cells and just leaves the platelets.
Platelets are rich in growth factors. We inject these into your face in problem areas like wrinkles around the mouth and crows feet around the eyes. The platelets rejuvenate the elastic and connective tissue properties in the skin so that it softens the face, it erases some of the wrinkles and gives you a more youthful appearance.
Unlike procedures like Botox and fillers, which are quite temporary, the benefits from platelet rich plasma injections in the face can last for 12 to 18 months.
Most people will notice an immediate benefit right after the very first injection.
We recommend three injections of platelet rich plasma approximately 3-4 weeks apart. We inject these using a special technology called U225, which is a gun that uses an air compressor to inject small droplets of PRP at a precise depth. This particular technology makes the procedure relatively painless.
If you'd like to consider some facial rejuvenation using PRP, we'd be happy to have a discussion with you about this technique.
Dr. Pagdin explains the PRP for facial rejuvenation treatment:
Hear Kevin discuss the results he received after having a PRP treatment for his face:
How does PRP for the face differ from Botox and other filler treatments?
Sandra shares her experience on receiving the PRP Facial treatment at Pagdin Health:
Steve discusses the face rejuvenation treatment he had at Pagdin Health:
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We will be happy to set up a 15 minute no-charge consultation for you. This can be either at our Kelowna office or by telephone.
Live as young as possible, staying energetic and youthful without pain or disease.
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Running Sept. 27-29, the 2018 Flow Conference features discussions of current trends and debates in television and new media studies. The conference is FREE to UT Austin faculty, staff and students.
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Graduate students from the Department of Radio-Television-Film organize the biennial conference.
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Monthly Archives: August 2014
John Hurt, CBE
I was asked by Simon Finch, owner of Voewood, North Norfolk, to take some photos of the Voewood festival on Sunday, August 17th 2014. Here is just one of many of the Famous English actor John Hurt. A wonderful and delightful man in conversation with Simon Finch. More to come. www.voewood.co.uk
Lucy Loverheart at Voewood Festival August 2014
My best friend Lucy, showcased and exhibited her work at Voewood Festival and at the Voewood Bookshop, Holt, Norfolk. She also sings beautifully as a jazz singer, with her band Lucy and the Brothers swing.
Photography commission for a Graffitti workshop and young people – The Garage
A fun morning spent at Sheringham High School in North Norfolk. A photography commission with The Garage, creatively documenting the work of children with a very talented artist. More photos coming soon.


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University of Mount Olive fell to King University 85-50 in Bristol, Tenn. Saturday night in Conference Carolinas men's basketball. Trojans were unable to comeback from a 21 point deficit in the first half.
Mount Olive (13-9 Overall, 8-6 Conference Carolinas) fell behind early as King (16-5, 11-2) hit back-to-back three-pointers to open up the game. The Trojans were able to keep the Tornado lead to single digits for a majority of the first half until King made a big run midway through. After a Dontrell Brite three-pointer with 10:18, King opened up an 11-2 run that pushed the lead to 30-17 with 5:45 remaining.
Jamaal Matin was able to stop the run with a jumper with 4:44 left. The Tornado proved to be too much as the first half ended with a 9-0 and King led 44-23.
The second half did not see a Mount Olive comeback as the King lead never fell below 20 for the remainder of the game.
Dominique Reed led the Trojans with 10 points and five rebounds.
Mount Olive will return home to Kornegay Arena this Tuesday to take on Lees-McRae at 7:30 p.m. in Mount Olive, N.C.


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I am obsessed with film. Honestly, if I could do nothing but watch movies, work on films and write blog entries about film, I would be one very happy individual. My recent fascination with British film and television has led me to find many new and interesting films and television series. The most recent of these was Third Star written by Vaughan Sivell, a Welsh actor and writer, and directed by Hattie Dalton, an Australian filmmaker.
Third Star tells the story of James (played by Benedict Cumberbatch), a 29-year-old man who has been diagnosed with cancer, and the last adventure he wants to take with his three best friends (played by J.J. Field, Tom Burke, and Adam Robertson) before he dies. A story about the last adventure of a dying man is quite challenging. It is hard for a film to walk the line between being over-emotional and ultimately sappy and being almost unfeeling and unfocused. Third Star manages to walk the fine line in between.
The story is emotional and yet at the same time realistic and down to earth. There are times when you forget that you are watching a film about a man's last adventure because you are caught up in the humor and event of the moment. But, for every moment forgetting that this is James' last adventure, there is a moment that brings it directly home.
In addition to the story being funny and serious at the same time, the cinematography is also beautiful. The cinematographer really captures the Welsh countryside in beautiful wide shots and captures the emotion of the characters in tight, breathtaking close-ups. One of my favorite techniques in this film has to be the use of the hand-held video camera. Usually, I have a hatred for this type of technique, but Third Star manages to use the technique in such a way that it is believable. The audience is shown shots of the journey through the camera that the boys take on the trip with them. That is until they lose the camera.
The acting performances in the film are also phenomenal. Even though the film's main character is James, it is truly an ensemble performance by all of the actors. The chemistry between them is so genuine that you do believe they have grown up with each other.
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For information about where to see Third Star or where to buy the DVD, which was released in September, please see the film's website.
(The production still from Third Star is used for promotional purposes. To see a trailer for the film, please check below.)


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Poetry is older than history. Poetry is the ancient form with which myths were told and life was infused with meaning. History is not just data, because there is endless and infinite data. Poetry is the thread that leads through the data to yields us history. Poetry is science in its rawest possible cast— bare naked belief given a form so it can be wrestled with and understood. Poetry is the story of ourselves, both personal and extended. We tend to tell history chronologically, but history starts today and it works backwards through our poetic myths. Poetry doesn't just record record history's meaning, it creates it. We encourage you to write ballads of bygone times, ditties of days of old, and verse of yesterday. Let your muse reign over your memoirs while you turn your experiences into an epic. The days of yore are here now, in you, so let the words flow while you learn who you are through a poem.
For our own poems here about history, we've put behind us rhyme and meter, and using free verse try to express a variety of sentiments in regards to history. These are original history poems written exclusively for Shadow of Iris.
Presaged History, a poem
by Justin Thyme
He'd grown the small sprout
as a school project,
and while many of the children
had thrown theirs away upon returning home,
he'd taken his deep into the woods
where he knew
there was a small clearing.
Once there, he dug a small hole
and prepared to plant the seedling.
First he held it
in the palm of his hand
and felt its tiny weight.
He shut his eyes
so that time could spiral forward
and he could see years from now
at this very same spot
thick gnarled roots pushing deep—
a heavy anchoring in old soil
from which stretched up a massive trunk
that reached so far it scraped the sky
with each fork of each extended branch
creating a unique pattern
that revealed in its own way the history
of each drop of rain that had fallen
and each breeze that had blown;
the whole tree would have a dignity
that resides only in those
who have survived long enough
to call themselves old.
When the shoot had been planted
and watered generously, he bent low
and to its tiny leaves he whispered,
History Celebrated, a poem
by Paul Bearer
Blue harmonies
awash in blood,
that bleed from the kill,
life that feeds on life—
victors and victims meddling,
into a million connections—
a billion computations
you'll never understand.
Complexity stretches out
over a span of time
longer than your arm.
falls down a well
lost in time.
A historian digging in the dirt
finds one of your false teeth
and some imprints left
by hair that had fallen from your comb.
He smiles and decides
to take a break for beer
in celebration.
History Lost, a poem
by Dustin Down
Turn the page—
future history sees you
in your age
as a rock that defies gravity.
Numbers are spilled out
and over there is a flag
that hangs low
dripping, broken.
An ancient city far off
down in the valley
over which wisdom once flew
has all been but forgotten;
a missing person gazes down
What we thought we saw
in an old painting
left alone
for a thousand years.
Old stories have run amok
among time's ruins;
A blind soul searches
in vain
for yesterday's vision.
Ruins of History, a poem
by Marya Ophir
We buy time
amid the ruins of history.
We must take shrapnel,
recycled plate nickel,
rubbings of ancient origin,
rusted and faded antiques,
spare parts,
wires and computer fragments,
spices fallen out of dreams,
and then mix in a little
piss and blood.
We must assemble the pieces
into an attempt at form
that brings it all together
into a thread—
a thin thread
that leads out of mind
and into freedom.
Genes are imagination filtered through history.
—Dustin Down
We hope these poems of history found you in a good circumstance. We urge to take out some old paper and scribble out some myths of your own into the shape of a verse or two. Now we must ask you not let Shadow of Iris become something from your former times. Go now to the sidebar and follow us so you don't miss our next worthy poem!


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Alvaro Morata: Chelsea fans will be punching the air - Pat Nevin
- From the section Football
Chelsea fans will be "punching the air" after the club agreed a deal to sign Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata, says former Blues winger Pat Nevin.
Morata, 24, will discuss personal terms and have a medical after Real accepted an offer of about £60m for him.
Chelsea had previously tried to re-sign Romelu Lukaku, but the Belgium striker instead joined Manchester United.
"It's not the one they were left with, it's the one they wanted, absolutely," Nevin told BBC Radio 5 live.
The deal was announced a day after manager Antonio Conte signed an improved contract with the Premier League champions.
"I'm going to the team managed by the coach who has placed the most faith in me, and that's great for me," Morata told AS on Wednesday.
"It's beginning to look like Antonio Conte's Chelsea side," said Nevin.
"And because he signed this new contract, it's saying: 'I believe in this, I want to be part of this.' It didn't seem like the case a couple of months ago.
"Now, most Chelsea fans will be smiling and punching the air, much the same way that I was."
Morata would be Chelsea's fourth signing of the summer, after goalkeeper Willy Caballero, defender Antonio Rudiger and midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko.
Nevin said: "I wrote a piece on the Chelsea website about three months ago. I asked the fans: 'Who would you like most as a centre-forward?'
"There were three names that came up. Number three was Lukaku, number two was [Alexis] Sanchez, and number one? Morata."
'Morata can get 15-20 goals for Chelsea'
Morata could replace Spain team-mate Diego Costa, who says he has been told by manager Antonio Conte that he is no longer in Chelsea's plans.
Morata scored 20 goals last season after rejoining Real from Juventus.
"I think he was the number one choice that Antonio Conte wanted," said Nevin.
"I am not sure what's going to be happening with Diego Costa. I think it's quite unlikely he will stay with all the noises we've been hearing.
"Chelsea need a striker who can give you 15-20 goals a season.
"Put him in a team where you've got the likes of Cesc Fabregas, the likes of Eden Hazard giving you plenty of opportunities... Morata can do that."
European football journalist Mina Rzouki on BBC Radio 5 live
If you offered me the choice between Morata and Lukaku, I wouldn't even think about it.
I would pay £20m or £30m more if I had to and I would bring in Morata.
That is because I would always prefer an intelligent player in my team. Even if he doesn't score as many goals, even if he doesn't do whatever he needs to.
If he is more intelligent then he can be moulded quicker, he can do what he needs to do. And Morata has Champions League experience. He was second top scorer for Real Madrid despite not starting.
He has done it at Juventus and he has done it at Real Madrid.
He understands, he has the pace, he is intelligent, he links up play, he can be a counter-attacking threat.
The stats
- Morata's conversion rate last season was 27%, the highest of any striker to score 10 or more goals in La Liga in 2016-17; he scored 15 goals from 55 shots.
- Morata's goals won Real Madrid 13 points in La Liga last season; only Cristiano Ronaldo won more for the side with 15.
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How many times do we leave the doctor's office kicking ourselves latter for not finding out the information we needed? Or become mad at ourselves for not saying something about the hour's wait. We often forget that we are the ones buying a service and rather think that it's only the physicians providing a service.
Here are ten tips to help you navigate the physician's office and appointments:
1) Tell the physician at the beginning of the appointment what you're there for.
That fixes anything that was lost in translation with the appointment desk or the nurse when you told her. It also gives the physician a roadmap for your appointment.
2) Write yourself a list of what you need to know before leaving the exam room.
Even if your physician signals that the appointment is up, stop him/her and tell them what issues you still have to discuss. Doctors will rush you, but you have a right to get the most out of your appointment. It's always a good idea to tell the scheduler why you're coming in so that she will know how much time to allot to your appointment.
3) If you're on a lot of medication, by all means take an easy to read list of what you're on.
Be sure to note what the dosage is and how often you take it. This helps you and the doctor. The doctors don't have those lists handy and have to search through your records.
4) If you want certain blood tests ordered, such as cholesterol or thyroid – write it down and tell the doctor up front.
That's better than trying to fit it in at the end of the appointment when the doc has your chart in hand and another hand on the doorknob.
5) Also remember that you have every right to talk about your medical problems in private.
Many gynecologists' offices take women into an initial common area and asks them all sorts of personal questions with others around. I simply say that I would rather wait and answer those questions in private. If they tell you this is their process, to heck with it. Just don't answer the questions. In recent years I have never had a problem doing this. Twenty five years ago, however, the nurse in my gynecologist's office proceeded to ask me very personal questions and balked when I balked at giving answers with the male drug rep standing there staring at me. She insisted he was a professional and I guess she thought that made it alright. I stood my ground. Even the physician told me that in a gynecologists office that questions such as "have you ever been pregnant" and "when was your last period" are par for the course around others. This was before HIPAA obviously. But I still stood my ground that it was none of the drug rep's business even though I had never been pregnant. But if I had, then I didn't want to explain myself with him ease dropping.
6) If you don't understand or accept an answer given by a nurse, you have every right to speak to the doctor.
I respect nurses, but find that a lot of times I get incomplete answers from them. On one occasion, I asked the nurse by telephone why my female hormones were prescribed almost opposite of they way the PDR said they were supposed to be taken. Her response was, "Well that's how we prescribe them." So I rephrased my question to, "Well obviously that's how you prescribe them because that's why I'm asking. I want to know why it is you prescribe them differently." Her answer again was "Because we prescribe them for everyone like that." Since I was seeing the doctor in about a week, I told her that I would ask him. And he actually brought it up to me and told me that no patient had ever asked him that question before but it was a legitimate question. The answer didn't placate me much. It was,"Because the drug reps recommend they be taken like that and the PDR hasn't caught up because the company doesn't want to pay for the clinical trials." Jimminy.
7) If you are accompanying an elderly relative to the doctor's and need to relay information or present issues to the physician without the relative knowing, then the best idea is to fax them into the office before the visit.
This way the office can put them on the top of the notes section for the physician to see. Be sure to write boldy that you don't want the relative to know you brought up the issues. Or if the case allows, call in . I recently had this happen and explained to the scheduler that when she called to schedule my aunt's follow-up appointment that she should expect to be chewed out. After explaining the situation, the scheduler understood and went along with the plan I recommended of taking the fall for the confusion, especially given that my aunt was elderly and just had a stroke. Without me calling ahead, there probably would have been a showdown.
8) If you find yourself waiting more than 30 minutes in a doctor's office, find out why the doctor is running late.
It will tell you a lot about the doctor's priorities. I once made an appointment for 9:00 and the doc was already running 45 minutes late by the time he saw me. I asked why and found out that his first appointment was 30 minutes late. I don't know if it did any good, but I was sure to relay that someone else's tardiness did not mean I should be held waiting. Be forewarned though that physicians do not like when you question them. Another physician kept me waiting for an hour and a half and didn't see me until 6:30 p.m. This was an internist I had been seeing for ten years. I presented my concern calmly and in a low voice. It's an understatement to say it didn't sit well with him. I took that as a sign to find another doctor.
9) If you find yourself waiting more than 30 minutes and want to leave, politely tell the desk that you are leaving and can't wait on the doctor's schedule because of your own schedule.
DO NOT pay for this visit. It's not a patient no-show, it's a doctor no-show. Many doctors over schedule because of no-shows and that they must pack their schedules in order to cover overhead. Give them a bit of leeway as caring for patients thoroughly is not an exact science of time schedules. Many a patient adds another 30 minutes onto an appointment when the physicians asks at the end "is there anything else?" The best physicians, however, are those whose offices run efficiently because it tells us that they respect our time as much as theirs.
10) Just because a physician suggests you take a certain medication doesn't mean you have to. |
You are the final decision maker. Always ask why they are recommending a certain medication, and then ask what would happen if you chose not to take it. I had a physician try to prescribe a statin for me and was shocked when I refused. My cholesterol was 270 so it was obviously way too high. But I had reduced my cholesterol before by eighty points by diet and exercise alone and I was determined to do it again. Besides I told her, "statins make you gain weight." Her response was that everything makes you gain weight. I was quite adamant when I replied that I'd rather be dead than any fatter than I am. She dropped the issue. After all, she can only suggest and recommend. As the patient, it is up to me to decide what advice I want to follow.
After many years of seeing only male physicians, I purposely chose a female internist recently as my primary physician. Her office is on the other side of town from where I live, but it is worth it for me to travel 45 minutes to see her. I always sit in a chair when first talking to the doctor. So the good doctor simply pulled her stool up beside me and just talked to me about my health. It was comforting to have a woman near my age to discuss female health with, as well as weight. She understood. We discussed; she didn't just shoot questions at me. She also answered every single question I had thoroughly and without rush. Now that's a good doctor in my books.
The best patient is an informed patient and an empowered patient. And the best doctor is one who partners with you in your own healthcare. Getting patients to good health is the goal of all physicians.


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