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to our company
Dynamic Print Solution has emerged as an eminent Industrial Machinery manufacturer, supplier & trader since its inception in 2010. We are offering a wide product gamut comprising Fully Automatic Embossing Machine, Laser Cutting Machines, Number Plate Hot Stamping Machine, High Precision CNC Router, 2 Wheeler Number Plate Frame, etc. These are manufactured under the supervision of experts to help our clients attain perfection in functionality. Manufactured using highest grade metal alloys, spares and more, in amalgamation with latest technologies, our procured products are attributed with sturdy construction, smooth functioning, high productivity and longer service life.
We have a team of skilled and efficient employees who possess complete understanding of the clients' demands and also render them reliable services for the repair and maintenance of the offered machinery. Further, these employees are guided under the vigilant proprietorship of Mr. Dakshesh Panchal, who guides them to serve clients as per their exact desires at minimal rates.
Our Products
We are manufacturing, supplying and trading a wide range of Industrial Machinery which is inclusive of the following:
- Fully Automatic Embossing Machine
- Blank Number Plates
- Laser Cutting Machines
- High Precision CNC Router
- Number Plate Hot Stamping Machine
- 4 Wheeler Number Plate Frame
- 2 Wheeler Number Plate Frame
Quality Assurance
Quality has been the sole priority for us at Dynamic. Keeping up to our name, we ensure constant improvement in our products by choosing best raw materials and modern technologies in production. Having a separate team of quality inspectors, we ensure thorough checking of all the manufactured products prior to their dispatch to clients premises. Our experts underline the strict parameters as per industrial guidelines and proceed for deliveries of only those products that surpass highest quality levels.
Customer Satisfaction
All our efforts and activities are directed towards satisfying the customers queries and needs. All their needs and desires are kept in mind with excellence by maintaining close communication and systematic flow of work. Further, we ensure the best possible and minimal rates for our clients along with easy options for payment. These help us satisfy and retain our clients for longer terms.
Warehouse And Packaging
Located at a prime location of Maharashtra (India), our company boasts of a widespread warehousing facility. This capacious premise ensures streamlined storage of the manufactured machinery and keeps it free from corrosion or rust. We always keep a ready stock for urgent deliveries. Being located at a perfect area, the warehouse provides easy connectivity with different transportation modes, thereby leading towards timely deliveries.
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Product DescriptionStratos 36 brings true innovation and quality to the ventilated pack world.
Inspired by Osprey's AntiGravity technology, Stratos 36 provides a fully adjustable AirSpeed ventilated back system which combines single piece construction of the backpanel and hipbelt with highly breathable suspended mesh. This allows for increased comfort in warm weather, even with a heavy load.
The classic styling and clean design, alongside an impressively comfortable carry makes the Stratos 36 a firm favourite for walkers and hikers who are looking for a ventilated daypack with enough capacity for lightweight camping equipment and overnight gear, or plenty of extra layers and equipment for when the weather is changeable. The detachable raincover stored in the bottom pocket increases weather resistance and tough nylon fabrics ensure durability. Stratos 36 features a double-clipped lid opening with draw-cord fastening, a large, easy access pocket in the lid and a vertically zipped expansion pocket on the front which is perfect for securely storing a jacket or spare layer for easy access. The side of the pack has a single vertical zip which allows access directly into the main compartment, saving you from having to open the lid top. The base of the pack also features a zippered sleeping bag compartment with a bellowed divider, designed to allow easy separation of equipment. Stratos 36 is the perfect pack for long days on winding trails or lightweight overnight trips in warm weather.
Stratos 36 is compatible with all Hydraulics and Hydraulics LT reservoirs.
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6 Tips to Build Muscle Growth
This is a question I get asked a lot, so I've created a mini post to guide you guys as you learn more about building muscle. Give these tips a try, and don't hesitate to get in touch with any questions!
- Track volume( # of sets & reps in a workout) to have a baseline & make edits to volume & frequency
- If you train 1x per week a certain muscle group(i.e glutes); train them more frequently (2-3 days per week)
- Add both short & long rest periods to work different mechanisms of hypertrophy
- Vary your exercise selection to hit every muscle fiber possible & target different areas of strength
- Improve supplement stacks w/ creatine monohydrate and whey protein
- Blood Flow Restriction (BFR)
- cell swelling & metabolites building
- wrap tourniquet on upper area of the limb, either upper leg or below shoulder
- tighten tourniquet to level 5-7 out of 10. If it tingles or goes numb loosen
- select exercise that allows for a good pump


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Co-op Cabs can ensure that the transportation for your special event runs smoothly. We can arrange prompt pickup for your guests, delivery services, and more.
Did you catch our big debut?
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The Top 5 Toronto Farmers Markets to Check out This Fall
Enjoy the cooler months around town by taking in the sights at one of Toronto's vibrant farmers markets.
How Is Co-op Cabs Involved in the Toronto Community?
We are proud to participate in our community, offering safe and reliable transportation for all residents of Toronto.
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Are you looking for the best medical alert system for your mom or dad? You've come to the right place!
In our medical alert system reviews, we've tested all the top systems out there to help you find the right one for yourself or your loved ones. The evaluations and rankings are based on a methodology that tests the equipment and the medical alert services from multiple angles.


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I've roamed back into the realm of classic literature to read Homer's epic poem Odyssey.
It's a strange, jolting read, because it was written (probably) in about 700 BC, in another language, as poem, with music probably instead to accompany it. To a modern reader it's strange, but still interesting.
The story is of Odysseus' 20 year long journey back home after the Trojan war. We watch as he sails the sea, encountering many mythical creatures and gods along the way which either help or hinder him on his journey.
Back in his home country of Ithaca, Odysseus' wife Penelope is overwhelmed with sadness and longing for her husband, while their son Telemachus plans to set out and find more information about his long lost father. Their household is overrun by more than 50 suitors vying to marry Penelope while eating them out of house and home.
Some interesting parts of this book:
- Morning is always referred to as 'child of morning, rosy-fingered Dawn'
- Odysseus gets out of multiple scrapes not because of his amazing strength, but because of his wit and cleverness
- And yet, at the end Odysseus wins his final victory by brutally slaughtering all of the suitors after deceiving them for several days… so there's something to say for his strength as well
- In Odyssey, gods interact and walk around with men willy-nilly. They even hold grudges and have 'favourites' – Athene helps Odysseus on his journey, while Poseidon never forgives him for blinding his cylops son (who was going to eat him and all of his crew, mind you)
Overall, this was an enjoyable read and one to add to the list. It obviously has greater significance than just as a novel, it's an important part of literature and history.


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Hello folks! Welcome to week 10 of your CSA. Your final box of the 2017 season. We hope you have enjoyed all of the vegetables you have received and we enjoyed getting to know all of you personally. Thank you so much for a wonderful season at the farm and for your support.
With the beautiful days we have been having this week it is hard to believe that we received 5 inches of snow last week! The farm was a sight to see blanketed in white. It was gorgeous and at the same time a little frightening as we were wondering what all was getting frost bitten underneath that beautiful blanket. The carrots should be extra sweet this week, due to the freeze, and you will be receiving double the bounty. Also, expect the collards to be a little sweeter as well.
We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday season, and keep us in mind when gifting presents! Perhaps someone would love a Spring/Summer subscription in 2018! Just an idea :)
We will hopefully be able to continue harvesting throughout December and into the new year and supply our produce to local grocery stores like Rainbow Co-op and local restaurants like Local 463, Walkers, The Manship, and more. So if you are missing us as much as we are missing yall, please support local! But if you are in our neck of the woods, please stop by to say Hi and grab some produce! We would love to see you!
So, THANK YOU!! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much for joining us, and we hope to see you next year in the spring. Cheers to you all!
Your farmers,
Van, Dorothy, Hazel, & Ivan
1. Broccolini
2. Carrots
3. Carrots
4. Acorn Squash
5. Collards
6. Spinach
7. Mizuno Mix- baby greens mix that contains arugula, kale, and mizuno. This is a wonderful braising mix. (some will just receive baby kale as we were a little short with the mizuno mix this week)
8. Cauliflower
9. Kale


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Summer Skin Care Routine for a Flawless Complextion
After a long winter, feeling the hot summer rays is a huge joy! All the fun is done out in the sun! However, being in the sun as often as we are can cause sun burns, brown spots, coarse skin and even wrinkles!
Our Dead Sea skin care line includes amazing products that can help keep your skin moisturized, healthy and protected from the sun! Check out three of our fantastic products below:


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Prince Harry At the 2017 Invictus Games
Founder and patron Prince Harry presented the first Gold, Silver and Bronze medals of the Games to The Netherlands, U.K. and Denmark.
The Netherlands came out on top with the Gold medal, however all the competitors represented their nations to the fullest.
Teams from 13 nations tackled specialist courses in Jaguar F-TYPE SVR and Land Rover Discovery.
Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge kicks off the Invictus Games Toronto, and invictus competitors inspired by motivational visit from Prince Harry as they prepared for final heat.
The Jaguar F-TYPE guarantees speed and handling precision for the tough slalom challenge course featuring 'Jaguar Smart Cones' to create an unpredictable, constantly-changing track layout to increase driver difficulty.
The Land Rover Discovery is also used on a daunting urban off-road driving course with tracks designed to test both driving and navigational skills.
This year's Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada run from 23 – 30 September.
Jaguar Land Rover has also recently announced its continued support as Presenting Partner of Invictus Games Sydney 2018.


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Sept 2011 – Dec 2013
I Founded The MIT Trashion Show in 2011
to raise awareness for sustainable practices. It invited MIT students and Boston area community members to design "high fashion pieces" out of recyclable items in order to challenge the ways people think about food and fashion.
In its first year, the show ran out of my freshman dorm's common room. At the time, we had only nine MIT student designers yet still drew a crowd of over 70. Over the following two years, the show quickly blossomed into a city-wide community event, drawing designers from the Boston School of Fashion and high-profile attendees like the mayor of Cambridge Henrietta Davis and EPA Scientist Regina Lyons.
Since my leaving the director position, the show has continued to flourish under student leadership and become a community staple for showcasing ingenuity, promoting sustainable lifestyle practices, and generating thought-provoking discussions about consumption.


text: Actress Nicole Ari Parker is being praised from women all over for creating a headwrap that would help pull the moisture from her scalp without soaking her hair. This great creation came about when Nicole gain 30 pounds and dedicated herself to the gym, with a great fitness regimen the weight started to dissapear but her hairstyle would suffer. Instead of putting beauty before her health she decided to find the perfect solution by creating this headwrap after goinf through 17 prototypes.This wrap is a fashionable way to save your hairstyle while at the gym, exercising outdoors, or living an active lifestyle!


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Nick Grant Drops New Music Video for "Black Women" ft. Stacy Barthe. Black Woman (Official Video, Explicit) by Nick Grant & Stacy Barthe on VEVO.
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May 21, 2018
Breast Cancer Research Foundation's Hot Pink Party Raised $5.5 Million. The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) hosted its annual Hot Pink Party on Thursday, May 17 at the Park Avenue Armory. One of the most anticipated events of the season, the event raised over $5.5 million for breast cancer research. Emceed by Elizabeth Hurley, the event featured Honorary Co-chairs Leonard and Judy Lauder, a performance by nine-time Grammy Award-winner and two-time…


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Please can anyone tell me about TenByTen classes in Gurgaon for 11&12 commerce coaching
forum_suphalaam, lessons at TenByTen classes for 11&12 commerce coaching are provided mainly in English. However, local language support is always availble. For course detail, faculties and fees information you will need to talk to them.
Hello forum_suphalaam, TenByTen classes provides 11&12 commerce coaching and is located in Gurgaon Haryana. Although the Gurgaon Haryana has many 11&12 commerce coaching TenByTen classes, provides a good option to students who are planning to undertake 11&12 commerce coaching. The address and the contact information of the TenByTen classes is provided as below -
Hello forum_suphalaam, please check review of the TenByTen classes for 11&12 commerce coaching here . Also please note you can fill an enquiry form on the page provided to get the latest information on anything regarding the TenByTen classes for 11&12 commerce coaching classes. I saw a few reviews of the institute, in general it looks good. But better go and visit the place.


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Foscam South Africa is proud to present the FI9900P our first FULL HD 1080p 2.0 Megapixel Outdoor Wireless IP camera. Featuring Plug & Play for easy remote connectivity with no port forwarding required.
- Echo Dot (2nd Generation) is a hands-free, voice-controlled device that uses Alexa to play music, control smart home devices, provide information, read the news, set alarms, and more
- Connects to speakers or headphones through Bluetooth or 3.5 mm stereo cable to play music from Amazon Music, Spotify, and TuneIn etc
- Controls lights, fans, switches, thermostats, garage doors, sprinklers, and more with compatible connected devices from Philips Hue, Samsung SmartThings and others
- Hears you from across the room with 7 far-field microphones for hands-free control, even in noisy environments or while playing music
- Includes a built-in speaker so it can work on its own as a smart alarm clock in the bedroom, an assistant in the kitchen, or anywhere you might want a voice-controlled computer
The Foscam R2 is a 2.0 megapixel indoor camera with full HD video streaming directly to your smartphone, computer or other smart device. See the most vivid colours and crystal clear clarity of objects. View your home or office from anywhere, at any time, with perfect visual display with the new Foscam R2.
The C1 comes with IN-APPLICATION Notifications, which means you get a message from the app on your phone when a Motion or Person is detected in the camera's site, no more difficult mail settings and no more missing alerts. The camera is like a mini-alarm with eyes…
Foscams FI9821P is a 'plug & play' 1.0 megapixel camera, with an SD card slot that allows you to record video footage directly to the device (holds upto 32gb).
The camera can be set up for motion detection and will send an email alert. They also have night-vision. The camera is fantastic for home or office security, allowing you to login and view what is happening when your not around.
- Megapixel 2.0 MP
- Product Type Outdoor Pan, Tilt, Zoom
- Zoom Type 4x Optical Zoom, 6x Digital Zoom
- WiFi Wireless Internet IEEE802.11b/g/n
- Horizontal Angle of View Horizontal: 40°~105°
- Diagonal Angle of View Diagonal: 48°~125°
- Night Vision Range 60 meters
A wireless IP camera security system complete with 4 Wi-Fi HD 720p cameras, 4 channel NVR with embedded built-in Wi-Fi, pre-installed 1TB hard drive. Ideal for small apartment or business.
Please note the cameras supplied with the Kit are white and not silver.
The Foscam R4 is a 4.0 megapixel indoor wireless IP security camera with full HD video streaming directly to your smartphone, computer or other smart device. See the most vivid colours and crystal clear clarity of objects. View your home or office from anywhere, at any time, with perfect visual display with the new Foscam R4.
View your house, office and most prized possessions more clearly, anywhere, any time! The new Foscam C2 is a 2.0 megapixel wireless IP security camera with 8x magic zoom. View from your smartphone from anywhere.
- View live streaming of activity in your home via the Yale Home View App
- Alerts you when motion is detected (optional)
- Listen in with built in microphone
- Full colour day vision and 8m enhanced night vision for low light conditions
- 720P High Definition video quality


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Transfer of what? The first day we decided to look for transfer of the state "open mind". This transfer includes the research what is it for each of us and us as a group, what is an open state of mind, what is mind, what relations are being focused on, how does relation to other being, group of beings, object, notion change the "open mind"...
So this was actually Score 1 (20min)
-what is "open mind"?
-explore what is the open mind and at the same time to transfer this to someone else
-use relating and observing as a tool. Observing is not necessarily connected with extracting yourself from performed situation,
-actually we used more the opposition between performing and observing and I was the one insisting of relating
Score 2 (3 x (7+3)min)
-person A defines the object for person B to relate to during the score. Tina define a chair for Ryuzo, Ryuzo a hanger to Gregor, Gregor defines a table to Tina. We took the object out of their usual context, for example the hanger is usually in the corner of the room; and put them in the space in the corners of triangle.
-we defined the order of who is assuming the role of performing and who of that of observing. While one was performing, other two were observing. Each person has 10min for the performing role. That is to say that the focus of his/her action is more on performing then observing. This score was done after the first score which brought certain understanding of how performing and observing can mutual exchange, co-exist...
-we split 10min to 7min and 3min. This artificial split was made to further explore the influence of such trigger from outside. We used stopwatch to measure the time.
-the main energy input is in the transfer of the relation between performing and observing
Score 3 (10min)
-based on second score
-no more defined objects to relate to
-no more fixed roles (in time or otherwise), the state of performing and observing is mutually exchanged as you wish
-the focus is on transfer of the action, the logic of it, the strategy, the atmosphere...
Avout the discoveries and ideas, some other time. Some of these discoveries found a way into the scores of the second session.


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During a Performance Troubleshooting I noticed that some EdgeSight Agents weren't uploading their Performance Data to the EdgeSight Server.
Under the "Configure" > "Company Configuration" > "Agents" > "Run Worker" Tab some of the EdgeSight Agents indeed showed the following Error:
Error: -2147209300 SendPayload error: Invalid data returned from server
In the Windows Event Viewer under the Applications Tab were also many Warnings with the Event Source: ASP.NET 2.0.50727.0 and the Event ID: 1309.
After some research it all came down to the MS11-100 Security Patch (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2661403) from Microsoft regarding an ASP.NET Vulnerability.
There is also a Citrix Support Article regarding this Problem: http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX132116 and a fairly large Thread in the Citrix Support Forums here: http://forums.citrix.com/thread.jspa?threadID=300165
Solution: My "quick and dirty" Solution was to remove the Security Patch from the EdgeSight Server and after rebooting the Server all the EdgeSight Agents were able to upload their Performance Data successfully. I guess the better Solution is to play around with the "MaxHttpCollectionKeys" Value in IIS (as described in the MS and Citrix Article) and to not remove the Security Patch.


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Erin.Lane Self Standing Bucket Tote
Erin.Lane Self Standing Bucket Tote is the perfect way to take your project from your favorite chair to your knitting group or favorite knitting store. With a 6" internal pocket, you won't have to rummage for notions or accessories. This deceptively large tote has an 8" square bottom, is 9½" tall and 15" wide at the top. An internal snap loop allows you to attach other accessory or project bags and ensures you won't lose them!
Made in 100% cotton with a natural interior, interfacing helps this bag stand up straight. To top it off, the bag is machine washable, because life is messy.


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I'm minding my mum and dad's little rescue dog at the moment and he's got some anxiety issues (don't we all). This means that wherever I go, this eight-year-old Pomeranian x Corgi comes with me. The only problem is that he can be a little bit naughty. I know Monte is just a simple creature with no real concept of right or wrong, but I'm hoping maybe by bringing him to this interview, all round good dude and screen printer extraordinaire, Nick Carvajal, might rub off on him a bit. We sat down to talk about Nick's screen printing and artistic endeavours, and I'm hoping he becomes some sort of magnet to Monte's moral compass. We'll see.
Can you tell us a bit about what you do?
So right now, I'm just screen printing. I've got a business partner, Craig, and we basically screen print for local bands, mainly, and some small bands. Sometimes we get one-offs of people doing events. I'm doing some for an event coming up for Grab Life By the Titties (a charity event dedicated to the fight against breast cancer) and I'm donating 20 shirts for that.
Is that Idle Hands, your screen printing business?
Yeah, Idle Hands Screen Printing. Other than that, I just take pictures of things that I want to print and then print them.
Do you see it as two different things, with one being like a fine art approach and one being more commercial?
Yeah, in terms of screen printing as my art, I'm super lazy with it. I'll eventually get around to it – like, I've got all these ideas that I'll never see through. But every now and then I think, 'Alright, I'm doing it'. And that's what I did for [Banshee's first event] Undercurrents. I'd been thinking about doing that print for ages so I'm glad it finally came through.
Was that print a part of a series?
No, that was just one that I did while working on a series of prints of brothels around Newcastle. I was doing that and looking around for brothels and saw the Tudor Motor Inn, which is the weirdest building ever.
I think my dad told me he stayed there once.
Have you ever been there?
No, I haven't! I would like to though.
It's a super bizarre place. I'd always see it when I was going by and always thought it was cool.
I really liked that print. I like that you've chosen these buildings in Newcastle that are recognisable, but you don't automatically think of. Like, these subtle parts of Newcastle life.
I feel like no one would go there. I walked in and the lady working there was like, 'You want to do a print of this place?!'
Do you have much of an artistic practice when it comes to doing the more fine art side of your screen printing?
Honestly? No! I've never really had much of an artistic background. I mean, for a long time I kind of didn't think of my screen printing as art, mostly because I'd always be replicating someone else's design. It was when I started doing that series of brothels that I thought, OK, this is something that I've done from the very start. Gone out, taken the photo, edited it and printed it. And that's where it started to feel like my own art.
So I'm guessing Idle Hands came first?
Yeah. So I was at a party at Ruairi Burns' (fellow screen printer and singer in Jacob) house when he was living in Mayfield, and he was showing me his whole screen printing set up, and I thought it was so cool and something that I'd really like to do. I'd had this shirt design since I was about 16, and it was this meme of my friend Sam and this text that said 'No communal goon' above it and 'What the bro?' underneath. I always wanted to do it, so I went to Ruairi's house and printed the design and that's where it all started. I think I sold, like, two, and I've got about six left still. So if anyone wants one, let me know! But yeah, from that I would just hit up my friend Oscar, who does graphic design, and use some of his designs. Then as I got better I thought it could be something I could make a bit of money from, then Idle Hands formed.
So is that how you got into screen printing?
Pretty much. Ruairi taught me all the basics and I actually went out and bought the most obscene amount of equipment, like super overkill. It was all on Gumtree for super cheap, so I took the opportunity and did it. And it's all paid off I suppose – things are going pretty well.
Do you think that was an advantage, starting off using all that equipment straight away as opposed to something more beginner?
A little bit of both. I think the equipment that I had was way more advanced than anything I had seen or what Ruairi was using, and so that took a lot of YouTubing and Googling what I was doing wrong and how to work it out on this specific press. But in the long run, for sure, I think it definitely was an advantage.
What projects have you worked on with Idle Hands? I know you did a shirt for Suburban Haze – I really liked that one.
Yeah, I've worked with heaps of bands now: Suburban Haze, Tired Minds, we did some work for Ill Natured, The Hard Word, Shakoda, whose stuff I really enjoy. I'm actually about to do some work with Aangus Khan.
He's in this issue as well.
Nice! Well, off the top of my head that's all I can think of. There's heaps. There's a brand from Sydney that is run by a good friend of mine, Aaron, called Saato. They're doing cool stuff. I did two of their last designs too and will hopefully do some more in the future.
Have you exhibited much before with your fine art printing?
No, that series of brothels I did was at uni and there was a little exhibition for that, but apart from that only Undercurrents. I'd be keen to do some exhibiting in the future.
Our Banshee shirts looked really good, by the way.
That's right, I did the Banshee shirts!
I can see how it would be hard separating the commercial printing to your own work. I don't see it as lazy at all – it seems difficult to shift it from one to the other.
It's like, a band will hit me up on a Monday – this happens so often – and ask for this many shirts for Thursday. And I think 'Yeah! I can do that! Let's get it done', and I'll knock it out and get it done by the date, but when it comes to my own stuff I just think, 'Yeah, I'll get there eventually'. I've just got to commit to it.
So do you have anything else coming up?
I made a bunch of monochrome-style designs of mostly friends that I'd like to print, so I might try to knock that out before going back to uni. If anyone wants to put them in an exhibition, let me know!
And what's the thing you're working on with Angus?
He's doing a short limited run of shirts and totes that I'll be printing. His work is awesome, so I'm really keen for it. Funny story with Angus – before I met him, I saw this thing he posted about wanting to get shirts printed, and I sent him an email saying 'I love your work – if you'd ever like to print anything let me know, I'd love to do it for you', and he never got back to me! Then I confronted him about it at a party. It was all in good fun. But that hurt, man, that hurt.
Hit up facebook.com/idlehandsscreenprinting to check out Nick's work.


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About ¾ of the way through Pixar's Up, Russell, the main child character, says something that sums up the whole movie very nicely. I wish I could remember it verbatim, but I can't. And I can't find it on the web, either. So here's my best attempt. He says:
The wilderness is a lot different than I expected. It's a lot wilder than the books made it sound.Up reminds us that it's not just the wilderness that ends up being different and wilder than we expected; it's all of life. The two main characters can testify to this. Carl has recently become a widower. The first ten minutes of the film chronicle his relationship with his wife, Ellie. It makes for a beautiful movie within a movie. Russell is a boy growing up with an absent father. (Are his parents divorced? I can't remember.) Both people are coming to grips with all of the ways that life has tossed them around and dashed their expectations. Be warned, if you're prone to crying at the movies, bring some tissues for this one. There are Bambi's mother/"Baby Mine" from Dumbo kinds of sad moments. I asked my 3 year old if he liked the movie and he said, "Yeah. It made me sad." But please don't let me scare you away. The other message of Up is that grace also comes in wild and unexpected ways. One of the great joys of watching it is getting to see how these two people who are suffering their own losses find new life together. (I can't imagine that I'm ruining the movie by telling you that it has a great, great ending. It is, after all, Disney.) With them, we learn that good things happen if we can let go of the plans we have made and embrace the unforeseen. One scene illustrates this really well, but I don't want to ruin the surprise. As a Christian I can't watch it without remembering how Paul says "No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind has conceived what God has prepared for those who love him (1 Corinthians 2:9)." Or how he reminds us that God is capable of making something good come out of even the worst events of our lives (Romans 8:28). Deep thoughts aside, the movie is a lot of fun. Be prepared to laugh hard every time Dug the talking dog or any of his counterparts shows up. And, once again, the artistry is stunning. I could watch the balloons in all their translucent wonder all day long. Or I suppose I could blow up a real balloon and watch it. Isn't it funny how good animation can remind us that there is beauty in the mundane?


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January | 10 on 10
A walk in winter.
In shorts.
Playing in the water of the creek.
Digging in the mud.
Growing up in the mid-west that kind of stuff didn't usually happen in the middle of winter. Part of my heart is definitely missing the snow this time of year. There is something about a fresh snow fall that is so peaceful and beautiful.
But the other part of me isn't missing that forty below zero windchill and slippery roads.
So right now we are going to relish in our first winter together in the south.
Now head over and see what the wonderful Sarah of The Whispering Willow has in store for you!!


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By Tom Dooling
Summer 2008
A little over nine years ago, the United States Supreme Court announced its decision in the case of Olmstead v. L.S. Tommy Olmstead, the petitioner, was the Georgia Commissioner of Human Resources, head of the department that ran several so-called "schools" for people with developmental disabilities.
"L.C." and "E.W." were two women who had lived for far too long in the Georgia Regional Hospital for Atlanta. Together, they sued the State of Georgia under the Americans with Disabilities Act, better known as the ADA. Among other things, the ADA forbids states who supply public services – such as hospitals – to discriminate against people with disabilities.
When the case was started, the ADA itself was a relatively new law. The ADA was passed by Congress in 1990 to remove barriers which made it hard for people with disabilities to live and move around in mainstream communities. The ADA requires ramps for wheelchairs and van accessible parking places in public parking lots.
The ADA requires employers to make "reasonable accommodations" for employees with disabilities, such as allowing companion animals in offices and putting Braille numbers on elevator buttons. The ADA also made it illegal for employers and businesses that serve the public to discriminate against people with disabilities.
Many people who care deeply about the rights of Americans with mental disabilities hoped that the ADA would help to make it possible for people living in institutions to move into the community. The idea is that it is wrong to force people with developmental disabilities or mental illness to live, for years or for a lifetime, segregated into an institution.
This is especially true if they can live in the community, near their families and friends, with support provided by the state. In fact, many experts who have studied the cost of keeping people in hospitals and state schools tell us that it is cheaper to support people in their own communities than to keep them in an institution.
The question the Supreme Court had to answer was just that: whether keeping people in institutions who could be served in the community was discrimination. The answer, the Court said, is yes, it is discrimination, but, unfortunately, a "qualified yes"— more "maybe."
The Court doesn't like to make broad decisions that produce huge changes, but what they call "narrow" decisions which make small improvements that aren't going to have a lot of unexpected other results. So, the Court said, the state didn't have to move everybody out into the community right away. If moving people from institutions to community-based treatment would create a "fundamental alteration" in the state's developmental disabilities program, the state could raise that as a defense against accommodation.
As long as the state had a plan for moving people into the community, and a waiting list that moved at a "reasonable pace", there was no violation of the ADA.
In 1999, the disability community and those of us who care deeply about the rights of people with disabilities, thought that the Olmstead decision would create great changes for the better. "Olmstead Committees" were set up in most states to plan for the new community services and the problems with shrinking state-run institutions.
Many of us thought that Olmstead would be for the disability community what Brown v. Board of Education had been for the broader civil rights movement. However, nine years after the Brown decision was announced, National Guard troops had been called out to protect black children in southern schools,
Martin Luther King had given his "I have a dream" speech, and segregation and the "Jim Crow" laws of the south were on their way out of America's life. Nine years after Olmstead, the waiting list for community services isn't shrinking. The number of home and community waiver funding plans is not substantially greater than it was years ago. The State of Montana is eligible for nearly twice as many waivers as it has applied for, and the federal dollars which would pour into the state if those waivers were funded would create hundreds of new service sector jobs for caregivers, and allow virtually everybody at MDC to move into community-based services.
Disability Rights Montana – formerly Montana Advocacy Program – has community integration of all people with disabilities as a core value. We have worked since the Olmstead case was decided to make its dream a reality, and will continue to do so. However, if the Olmstead dream is to become real, it will take a change in the political will of Montana and its government, which will happen only if every person with a disability, and every family member, and every person who cares passionately for social justice to tell the Legislature and the administration that this is what the people of Montana want, need and expect to have.
Tom Dooling is a former staff attorney for Disability Rights Montana.


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Technically, the daily chart of the ETH/USD pair suggests a monster range pattern.
Ether Price Trend Line Support
As mentioned in the weekly analysis, Ether price managed to climb higher against the Bitcoin as well as the US Dollar. However, the upside move found sellers near $12.06 in ETH/USD. The pair then started a corrective wave during the past 24 hours.
During the correction, the price tested a major support area of $11.60-70. It represented the 50% Fib retracement level of the last wave from the $11.49 low to $12.06 high. Moreover, there is a bullish trend line on the hourly chart, meeting around the same levels.
So, it was an easy job for the Ether bulls to prevent the downside move. The ETH/USD pair found support today, and started trading higher. The last two hourly candles look positive, and pointing towards more gains in the near term.
When we have a look at the bigger picture like the daily chart, then we can clearly see a monster range pattern. I am tracking the highlighted range for quite some time now as I think it may act as a major catalyst for the next move.
On the upside, the $12.00-10 handle is a resistance band. On the downside, the $10.20-00 is a support area. We may continue to see ranging moves as long as there is no break of the pattern.


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The June 2014 Generative Justice conference hosted by GK12 facilitated excitement and investment in the movement for generative justice! Thanks to all who attended, and especially to the conference speakers.
Links to conference presentations
3Helix and Harlem Academy
3Helix fellow John Drazen's STEM education paper accepted to EMBC '14
Fellow John Drazen will present his paper "Using biomedical Engineering and "Hidden Capital" to provide educational outreach to Disadvantaged populations" at the 36th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC'14) to be held in August. The overall theme of the conference is "Discovering, Innovating, and Engineering Future Biomedicine." It will cover diverse topics from cutting-edge biomedical and healthcare technology research and development, clinical applications, to biomedical education. Congratulations John!
3Helix awarded Innovations Grant Recognition
3Helix was recently recognized "for making a difference in the lives of Albany's children" by the Albany Fund for Education during their Innovations Grant Recognition Program. Fellow Michael Lachney, fellow alumni Bill Babbitt and teacher Linda Carey were presented with the award at Albany High School Monday, May 5, 2014 for the after school program: The Use of Knitting to Teach Science, Math and Computer Science: Expanding students appreciation of math, computer programs and Navajo designs.


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Saturday, 10 July 2010
Decision made
At the moment I am very weary. It's not so much physical though I'm sur that will come, but mental and emotional weariness as I try to put in place everything for handing over my present job and at the same time starting to get ot grips with plans to move. Roll on 4th August when at least the job will be over and I can concentrate on the move. I'll miss so many of the families I've been working with and find it hard as new organisations get involved but its time to move on. I expect I'll always struggle to leave behind 'my' people where ever I work and live.
Life as a vicar is full of transitions and I need to get used to it and learn to adapt.
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I hope you enjoy Cuddesdon. It was a very close 2nd for us after Westcott. We decided that after over 10 years in semi-rural north lancs, a change was needed.ReplyDelete
By the way, I do like your blog template.
Thanks LankyAnglican. WE've been in suburbia for years and feel called to rural ministry so felt Cuddesdon was a good start. Its all getting quite exciting isnt it!!!ReplyDelete
Exciting/terrifying! It's 9 years since I graduated and I'm more than a little daunted by returning to study. I'm hoping the discipline of the workplace doesn't wear off immediately when I get there, and that I cope with all the reading.ReplyDelete
LOl- it's 30 years since I was at college. I did study for a Cert. in Theology and Vocation with St John's Notts. I'm hoping that working with others will help as I found the distance learning route very hard going.ReplyDelete
Only 8 more days at work then I can concentrate on the move


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Cubs put OF Ruggiano (hamstring) on DL, call up two pitchers
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs have put outfielder Justin Ruggiano on the 15-day disabled list because a strained left hamstring and called up two pitchers from the minors.
The Cubs made the moves before Thursday's game against Arizona. They promoted left-hander Zac Rosscup and right-hander Neil Ramirez from Triple-A Iowa and optioned righty Blake Parker to their top minor league team.
Ruggiano says he has a Grade 2 strain and says the best-case scenario is for a return in three to four weeks. He was injured in the ninth inning Wednesday trying to make a catch in right field.
Ruggiano is hitting .229 with one home run and six RBIs.
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text: Turner recounts the life of the legendary "conductor" on the Underground Railroad for a young audience, including a little-known fact that she learned from Tubman's great-niece. Apparently, Tubman was forced to pick apples as a slave, but was not allowed to eat them. When caught tasting one, she was whipped. She promised herself that one day she would be free to have all the apples she wanted. Sure enough, after years of guiding people to freedom, she planted apple trees on her own land and was able to share them with the townspeople each fall. The simplicity of Turner's telling does not take away from the power of the underlying issues of slavery, danger and the freedom represented by those apples. Keeter's richly colored illustrations capture the verdant landscape during Tubman's days of slavery and the deep blue of the night sky as she leads her people to safety. A satisfying addition to the already fascinating story. (Picture book. 7-9)


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Making Fitness Simple (or why I opened Glassworks Fitness)
Living a healthy lifestyle is a tricky thing. So often the messages that float around the media and our lives promote how "easy" it is to go on a quick diet, or complete a quick exercise program. But, if this was so easy then everyone in the world would be losing 5, 10, or 100 pounds in a matter of days, or maybe weeks, and achieving all of their life goals in the process.
In reality, it can often be difficult to start on the road to your healthy lifestyle, or maybe starting is easy, and it becomes difficult to stick with it. We beat ourselves up. We tell ourselves that we are just making "excuses". Then, there is a "motivational poster" telling us that we need to be strong, resilient, and persevere at all costs. However, our "excuses" are actually legitimate reasons, more often than not. Family, work, kids, social obligations, education, and myriad other aspects of our life compete with our desires and ability to eat right, exercise, and live a healthy lifestyle.
Attaining and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is "simple", but difficult at the same time. How is this dichotomy possible? Many of us know the basic components: eat right, exercise, sleep well (recover), and repeat. However, in order to be able to accomplish our goals, many of the barriers that make fitness difficult need to be overcome, lessened, or removed: inconvenience, time commitments, cost, false/misleading information, and lack of knowledge or confidence about how to be successful.
I opened Glassworks Fitness to remove many of these barriers. My goal is to apply my training in Biology, Education, and Public Health to create an environment that makes it possible, fun, and convenient for you to achieve whatever fitness goal you may have.
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I like this, I have problems
This is a pretty fucking sweet commercial. And Phelps looks good with a beard.
Jeez, Peter Dinklage owns the hell out of this (stupid) commercial.
Hey everyone, Intuit has decided to rebrand itself as a giant robot, so please refer to me from now on as "servant of a giant robot" when you need to address me, thanks. But please don't address me, leave me alone in my cave.
PS: the music in this short film is terrible and completely wastes whatever potential it might have.
Oh shit, that's pretty clever, they just claimed like 80% of the ads people saw.
This has been playing 14 times per minute during the futbol today, so I'm getting sick of it now, but her laugh is pretty awesome.
Some of Geico's "escalating absurdity" ads are pretty funny:
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Their family history in the area dates back 200 years, when the Schoeman ancestors started leaving their footprints in the valley. Today they are proud to share this valley with you when you visit their farm. The name Berluda is derived from an apricot variety, and today the annual harvest and jam production still forms a central part of their business.
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Day 1: Nairobi – Masai Mara Game Reserve.
Early morning pick up from your Nairobi Hotel or Airport at 7.00 am and then drive along the Great Rift Valley, passing by the extinct volcano of Mount Longonot en route to Masai Mara Game Reserve, arriving for lunch as well as check in. The park is Famous for the abundance of lion, the Great Wildebeest Migration and the Maasai people, well known for their distinctive custom and dress; it is without a doubt one of Africa's most famous safari destinations. Relax until 15:00 Hours time for evening game drive with a chance to see the Big Five; Lion, Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo and the Leopard; Spot herds of Wildebeests, Zebras, Gazelles, Impalas and Masai Giraffes and other kinds of African wildlife in this fascinating wildlife paradise. Dinner and overnight at Mara Sopa Lodge or Mara Leisure Camp or AA Mara Lodge, (Lunch & Dinner).
Day 2: Masai Mara Game Reserve.
Spend a whole day viewing wildlife in Masai Mara Game reserve with morning and afternoon game drives. Have a chance to see the "BIG FIVE": Lion, Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo and Leopard. Wildebeests, Zebras, Cheetahs and Gazelles, other kinds of African wildlife can also be easily spotted. Witness the famous wildebeests (Gnu) and zebra migration from Serengeti (Tanzania) to Maasai Mara (Kenya) between July and September; this movement is one of world wonders. Masai Mara being the stomping ground of the Great Migration, a massive accumulation of 1.5 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebras and 350,000 gazelles stretching their legs over 1,200 miles in an annual race to find enough water and green grass for their survival. More afternoon game drives at this jewel park of Kenya. Dinner and Overnight at Mara Sopa Lodge or Mara Leisure Camp or AA Mara Lodge, (Full Board).
Day 3: Masai Mara Game Reserve – Lake Nakuru National Park
After breakfast, drive to Lake Nakuru National Park with game drive en route to the camp/lodge for checking in as well for lunch. The Park also contains Kenya's largest population of rhinos. The lake supports a dense bloom of the blue-green Cyanophyte Spirulina platensis from which it derives its colour. It is a food source for flamingos. The Lake Forest attracts a wide variety of birds. Afternoon game drive takes you to the lake to view Flamingoes and pelicans also spot White/Black Rhinos, Rothschild Giraffe, Waterbucks and other kinds of African wildlife. Dinner and overnight at Lake Nakuru Safari Lodge or Flamingo Hill Tented Camp, (Full Board).
Day 4: Lake Nakuru National – Nairobi – Mombasa
Morning game drives before breakfast then depart for Nairobi, arriving for lunch. Proceed to Jomo Kenyatta international Airport after lunch for your flight to Mombasa and then transfer to your respective hotel in Diani, (Breakfast & Lunch).
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Glacier Cave, Iceland
At the request of Chris, we booked a private tour to trek up a glacier then into a manmade glacier cave. We went with the tour guide called "Into the Cave" which is one of the only ones that does this type of tour. We took a special snow bus up and our coats and shoes had to be approved for wear in the cave as it can drop below zero degrees.
We were able to walk around the cave, explore the different caverns and learn about its history. There was even a chapel built inside for people to get married in. This is also where we learned that due to global warming, this glacier will completely melt in less than 150 years. It really made us think about the choices we make and what we can do to help slow the rapid warming of the earth. I highly recommend doing this kind of tour while in Iceland to learn about the glaciers from a very different perspective.


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It is 2:35 in the f^^king morning, and I am wide awake. I am wide awake and I am sobbing. Silently sobbing of course, so as not to disturb my husband and dog who are both peacefully snoring next to me.
Simple. I am an entrepreneur who has anxiety, that's why.
Anxiety disorders are the most common of mental illnesses, affecting 40 million adults ages 18 and over. (according to the ADAA)
Yet when you suffer from anxiety, you feel like you are the only one on the entire planet that has that issue.
I have always struggled with anxiety, just never really knew it until about 6 years ago when I had my first panic attack on the subway and it felt like the monster from Stranger Things was setting up shop in my entire body and he was planning on staying awhile. (Yes, my anxiety is a HE, because why wouldn't he be? ) For those of you who don't know, a panic attack basically feels like you are going to die.
So here I am 6 years later and 4 months into starting my own Career Coaching & Consulting business. Kicking corporate life to the curb and saying "hey world, you don't get to make all of the decisions for me... I am living my own life now." My decision to do this was actually born out of a panic attack. (#meta) I was walking home from work and had received a big promotion 2 weeks earlier. I should have been jumping for joy, but instead found myself sobbing on a street corner in Astoria. (Sensing a pattern, are we?)
It was after that moment that I realized that I needed to use this panic attack as intel and start listening to myself and what I really wanted. What I wanted was to be fulfilled. I spent the next year going down a path of self discovery with my own career coach and really being honest with myself.
I realized how much my job defined me, and not in a good way.
I was becoming a person that I wasn't proud of anymore.
That shit sucks.
What I am about to tell you isn't glamorous at all.
In fact, it might seem like I am talking you out of taking that leap; whatever that may be. I have had many a sleepless night since starting this business. Where will I get clients? How will I make money? Do people even care about this shit? Am I going to fail? What will people think if I fail? These thoughts go through my head every day, like the announcements made on the subway screens.
The fact of the matter is, while I feel so liberated and so proud of myself for taking this risk, I still have that very obnoxious voice in the back of my head telling me I am not cut out for this. And for a brief moment in time, I believe that voice and start googling jobs online.
And then I slam my f^^king computer shut, because I am NOT going down like that. I am stronger and better than that.
Do not hide behind your anxiety, but embrace it. Talk about it. Build a network. Don't be ashamed. There are so many women having panic attacks on the subway. We need each other.
I wish I had an actionable to do list for you to take away from this piece on how to not let your anxiety get in the way of your dreams and your day to day. The fact is, there is no special sauce. What I have found is building and keeping a strong community of women around me who get it.
If I could give you one piece of advice it would be just that. Do not hide behind your anxiety, but embrace it. Talk about it. Build a network. Don't be ashamed. There are so many women having panic attacks on the subway. We need each other.
Isn't it interesting that the anxiety that I once felt paralyzed me from taking this leap, actually helped fuel my inner strength to finally do it? How badass is that?
After writing this, I'm fairly confident I will get my full 8 hours of sleep tonight.
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Luxury independent villa with sea view and surrounded by a 1.000 sq. metre garden located in Capo di Sorrento, in a very panoramic area over the Gulf of Naples, Ischia island and the Sorrento Coast.
It has a very ample private swimming pool (13 x 5 metres large and from 1,20 to 1,80 deep) with hydro massage corner and is equipped with deck chairs, sunbeds, mini bar, pool, bathroom with shower and is surrounded by a Mediterranean garden with olive, lemon trees, green trees and flowers. From here you can admire a stunning sunset drinking a glass of Italian wine. Being 1 km from the sea and the rocky beach and 2 km from the sandy beach, it is ideal for people who love tranquillity while at the same time being close to the centre of Sorrento and other exclusive resorts such as the Island of Capri, Positano, Amalfi accessible by sea or by car in about half an hour (one hour to Amalfi). Sorrento centre, the harbour with fast hydrofoils for excursions and railway station is 2 km away. Parking spaces. Bus stop, shops, bars, Capo di Sorrento centre at 300 metres. Cars not necessary. The villa manager, who acts as host and housekeeper lives in a separate area with a separate entrance. This is to guarantee complete assistance to guests, in total respect of your privacy.
From a private road you can park under a spacious pergola and descending 8 steps there is access to the garden and to the ample villa of 300 m² in an antique Tuscan style, fitted with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, built on 2 levels both with sea view terraces:
- ground floor: ample living/dining-room with fireplace, lounge chairs, armchairs, satellite TV, internet connection and direct access to the sea view terrace, fully equipped kitchen and direct access to the garden area with wood-fired oven for pizzas and barbecue;
- first floor: going up 18 light steps you will find the sleeping area with 1 double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with Jacuzzi and shower, 1 double bedroom with en-suite bathrooms with shower, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds (double bed on request) and third bathroom with shower in the corridor. From the 3 rooms there is direct access to the sea view terrace fitted with a pergola with flowers, table and chairs.
In front the villa entrance is a wide portico equipped with a large table and chairs for your meals "al fresco". The lower floor of the garden is reachable by stone staircase (about twenty steps) framed by lush bushes and close to the pool you will find a gazebo fitted with tables and chairs. Air conditioning and heating. Sleeps 6.
Services included in the price
Electricity, water, gas, hairdryers and courtesy kit in every bathroom, washing machine, iron and ironing board, electric oven, wood-fired oven, dishwasher, fridge with freezer, barbecue, microwave, Satellite TV, stereo, Internet connection and Wi-Fi, fireplace and baby cot. Daily cleaning of the home, garden and pool (3 hours a day, 6 days per week), daily change of bathroom and kitchen linen, midweek change of bed linen and pool towels. Private swimming pool with hydro massage corner, solarium and shower (13 x 5 metres large and from 1,20 to 1,80 deep) with sunbeds open all year long. Parking spaces. Welcome basket with oranges, lemons and flowers.
Services not included in the price
Air conditioning Euro 100,00 per week. Personal chef and assistant on request for lunch/dinner or pizza party. Final cleaning Euro 200,00.
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New Thoughts About Saxophone That Will Turn Your World Upside Down.
The saxophone can be utilized to play a variety of musical kinds. To get the volume wanted to project throughout a crowded dance floor (and keep up with drums and early electric guitars), the gamers overblew" their horns, creating a distinct tough sound that is typically labeled honking," screeching," and worse, somewhat analogous to, say, overdriven, distorted guitar solos of the late 1960s.
Being a closed, conical pipe the saxophone overblows an octave, and so one would need eleven tone holes to cowl the keys in one octave before repeating fingerings using the octave key for the register holes As a result of players haven't got this many fingers, the keys and clutch mechanisms are provided, so that one finger can shut or open two or more holes.
The saxophone (also referred to as the sax) is a family of woodwind devices Saxophones are often made from brass and played with a single-reed mouthpiece just like that of the clarinet 2 Like the clarinet, saxophones have holes in the instrument which the player closes using a system of key mechanisms.
Sax's authentic keywork, which was based on the Triebert system three oboe for the left hand and the Boehm clarinet for the best, was simplistic and made playing some legato passages and vast intervals extremely difficult to finger, so numerous developers added further keys and alternate fingerings to make chromatic taking part in less difficult.
When all the holes are closed, the instrument works very similar to a bugle amplifying the sound of the vibrating reed. In jazz, alto and tenor are predominantly utilized by soloists. It's categorised with the woodwind instruments as a result of it uses a reed, however the saxophone is made out of brass. 3. Saxophones create nice ambiance.
Sax's group gained the contest, and the military officially adopted the saxophone into their bands. Straight baritone and C melody saxophones have often been made as customized instruments, however were never tenor saxophone production objects. The truth is, it's not unusual to discover a skilled performer who can competently play a number of saxophones, a flute, and a clarinet.
A student with very giant hands can succeed with a Bb tenor saxophone but alto is often most well-liked. On the saxophone, every word is sounded utilizing a unique combination of keys open and closed, the extra keys closed the decrease the pitch is the rule it follows. The biggest pad on an alto saxophone is five centimeters in diameter.


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Hula Hoop (1957 and beyond)
Developed by Wham-O, the creator of the Frisbee, the hula hoop was modeled after the wooden toy used in Australian gym classes. Made of polyurethane, the cylindrical tubes were placed around the head or spun around the waist. In order to keep the hoop aloft, the user has to gyrate and wiggle their hips, imitating Hawaiian hula dancers. Wham-O introduced hula hoops in California and they spread across the U.S. like wildfire. After only four months, Wham-O had sold 25 million units! By the time winter of 1958 rolled around, U.S. sales had cooled. Wham-O took the hula hoop to Europe and the Middle East. Hula hoop mania was re-ignited.


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Hotel Casa Chameleon
Bed & Breakfast Inn in East Malpais, Costa Rica
About this property
Casa Chameleon offers its guests the perfect romantic getaway. Known as a celbrity jungle hideaway overlooking the ocean, Casa Chameleon was intentionally built for privacy and romance in the midst of breathtaking natural beauty. We are an exquisite destination for couples. Looking for the ulitmate in relaxation, breathetaking vistas and privacy. Our adults only, no children under 18 allowed policy assures you'll find the peach and tranquility you're looking for on your Costa Rica getaway.
A complete retreat into nature, replete with these spectacular features:
- Hotel pool with waterfall lined with lush landscaping and featuring spectacular views of the jungle, the ocean, and Punta Barrigona (no built structures are visible).
- Poolside Lounge Bar where you can enjoy a tropical fruit smoothie or cocktail, lay back and just relax.
- Exquisitely decorated and modern restaurant with an open kitchen where you can watch your private chef prepare your meals while you enjoy spectacular sunsets.
- Natural construction materials including local hardwoods, bamboo, river rock, volcanic stone and caña brava.
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This property is located near Mar Azul. Mar Azul is a left hand point break that also has a right with the correct swell direction. South swells with an outgoing tide make for the best waves. The peak begins at a large rocky slab that can be exposed on low tide. There is also an easy-going inside peak that can work well and offer long (200 meters) rides. Mar Azul is somewhat fickle, not breaking all the time, but when it does break it is one of the best advanced surf spots in Malpais.
This property is also located near Playa Santa Teresa. A 2km stretch of some of the most consistent beachbreak on the Central Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. The beach's Southeast/Northwest orientation makes it ideally exposed to swell angles from below 195 to over 220 degrees; although it breaks best with SSW combo swells. While ostensibly a sandbar beach break, the unique bottom configuration of sand over rock reef gives form to the consistently breaking peaks for which Santa Teresa is famous. These well-groomed sandbars offer peaky, punchy rights and lefts that are just plain fun when it is under head high. But the game changes once the swell goes overhead, offering up juicy outside walls that connect into grinding inside barrels.
This property is also located near Roca Mar/Suck Rock. A grindy, challenging right hand reef break located at the West end of Playa Santa Teresa. It is also known as "Suck Rock," because the wave jacks up out of deep water, doubling up over a dry reef as it peels across into deeper water. Deep, spitting tubes are the reward for skirting the "Dreaded Spine."
This property is also located near Mim's. Mim's (or Back Reef) - just 200 meters around the corner from Roca Mar is this deepwater right-hander that begins to show her stuff at double overhead and above, offering steep take-offs and long, winding walls. When all the stars are in proper alignment, this powerful reef wave can connect all the way through the bowl at Roca Mar, dropping you off breathless and stoked in the shorebreak past Casa Cecilia!
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Friday, November 30, 2007
We Have a Court Date!
In other news, we finished our second round of parent-teacher conferences today. Phew! That was exhausting.
I'm sorry if I've been sounding negative or whiny on here recently. I'm going to try to focus more on the positive from now on.
7 comments:
- AnneMarie said...
- November 30, 2007 at 8:17 PM
- Amy said...
Great news about the court date! Every little step counts!
- November 30, 2007 at 9:13 PM
- lindsay said...
Oh my gosh! Yay!!!!
- November 30, 2007 at 9:49 PM
- chou-chou said...
Great news!! So by Christmas it will all be official. What a great holiday gift!
- December 1, 2007 at 10:27 AM
- Ruthann said...
Your Mom was kind enough to share your blog with me. It is a gift to share your feelings and their pics as you endure the waiting that I know will culminate in great joy when Atticus and Norah get home. I'm not surprised that it is getting harder to wait for them. And, you will be a great Mom!
- December 1, 2007 at 12:44 PM
We are all so happy for you...of course your mom called me with the good news before i read your blog...it must be so hard waiting for your children, i dont think most of us can even imagine what you are going thru....love leslie
- December 2, 2007 at 9:12 PM
- Ed said...
Congratulations on finally getting a court date...what a nice Christmas present. Don't worry about your parenting skills they will kick in automatically and you both will do just great. Maybe Stella is just trying to learn to wash the kids socks for you, nothing like freshly dog spit washed socks and slippers.
- December 3, 2007 at 12:57 PM


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July 30, 2018
The Irresistible Taste of North Indian Cuisines
More often than not, when you're dining in an Indian restaurant in the UK – particularly on our high street – chances are that the menu will be made of dishes which are primarily North Indian. In fact, you'd be forgiven for thinking that North Indian cooking is the be all and end all of Indian cuisine. Well, not quite.
Hearty, tasty and meat orientated
There happens to be a vast repertoire of regional cuisines that make up Indian alone – crisscrossing from North to South, East to West and everything in between! In addition, the term "Indian" cuisine can also often be used in British culture to loosely define the cuisines of the subcontinent, regardless of whether they originate from India or even Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and more. So the richness, origins and variety of Indian cuisine is wide-ranging. Yet, it is North Indian cuisine which often carries the mantle of not only being hearty, tasty and meat orientated. The cuisine is by far, the most popular outside of India.
Rich and robust
Region wise, North Indian cuisine features cooking from Kashmir, Punjab, Bihar, Rajasthan and other parts. But what typifies North Indian food? The true answer is that it isn't just one or even a few things, but quite a few along with Moghul influences, rich and robust spicing, strong aromas depth of flavour, use of ghee (clarified butter) and onion based sauces – not to mention the deployment of cooking methods such as stewing, roasting and indeed, use of the tandoor (clay oven).
Key spices utilised in North Indian cuisine include a veritable who's who list of Indian spicing. From cardamom – including black cardamom, cinnamon, star anise, cumin, chilli, nigella seeds peppercorn, bay leaf, clove, fenugreek, fennel, saffron, mustard seeds and yes, that wonderful blend of spices which can really lift a dish, garam masala as well as a host of others. Of course, where would North Indian cooking be without haldi (turmeric), garlic and ginger?
Chakra menu
On Chakra's menu, which is made up of mainly North Indian dishes with the addition of some pan-Indian as well as signature dishes – all delicious and freshly prepared, such spices are de rigueur. Lovers of North Indian cooking will find many of their favourite dishes here. Starters include Lamb Keema Naan, Samosa Channa Chaat, Fish Amritsari whilst flavoursome items from the tandoori feature Achari Paneer, Mirchi Murgh Tikka, Patiala Chuza (poussin), Amina Di Shammi and Adraki Jhinga.
Main dishes
The main dishes at Chakra emphasise North Indian cooking but with strong Punjabi influences. Jalandhar chicken, for instance, is Chakra's version of the Punjab classic with tandoori grilled chicken simmered in a tomato and cream masala whilst the signature Lamb Rogan Josh offers influences from Kashmir with lamb cooked with ginger, chilli, saffron and whole spices.
Vegetarian items
For vegetarian items at Chakra, one couldn't get more of a Punjabi influence than the Maa Di Dal classic black dal cooked overnight on the clay oven. The Ghar Da Matar Paneer has homemade organic Indian cottage cheese sautéed with green peas and an onion tomato masala. Diners may also enjoy the Channa Masala dish. The exciting and palate tingling North Indian journey in Chakra's menu continues with Biraynis, Pulao, various Naans, Parathas and Tandoori Roti. For the sweet-toothed, there's also an exquisite Rasmalai, amongst other desserts.
Chakra's cooking presents a very fine example of uplifting North Indian cooking.


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Public unveiling of massive community art print for World Cancer Day on Brown's Island
February 4th, 12-3PM Brown's Island
Art on Wheels, a Richmond nonprofit that brings comprehensive art programming to local communities with limited access to the arts, will be unveiling Impressions of Courage, a 733' long print honoring people affected by cancer, created in September 2016. This will be the first time the print is on display for public view. The collagraph honors a total of 207 people who have or had cancer. It represents survivors, those who are currently battling, and loved ones lost. Honorees represent all ages and many forms of cancer. Join us to see the world record print in its entirety and learn about how it was created.
WHAT: Public unveiling of Impressions of Courage, a massive community art print honoring people affected by cancer. Each printed outfit, with the honoree's name underneath will be on display for the afternoon. The massive community art print measures 7' 6" x 733'.
WHEN: Saturday, February 4, 12-3PM. This event is weather permitting. In the event of rain it will be cancelled.
WHERE: Brown's Island, S 7th St, Richmond, VA 23219
WHO: Hosted by Art on Wheels
About the Project: Presented by Massey Cancer Center, Art on Wheels teamed up with Studio23 to create a world record setting collagraph that honors people affected by cancer. To do this we asked people to honor someone by submitting an outfit that represented them. The outfits were turned into printing plates and during an event in September 2016, each outfit was laid out on the street, inked up by a team of volunteers, and printed onto one long piece of fabric using a steamroller. Learn more about the project by watching the video or visiting the Impressions of Courage website. Learn more about collagraphs here.
For more information and images, contact Art on Wheels: Andrea Orlosky at (804) 467-4485 or email@example.com


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Week 11 - Player Picks
Anyway, I'm having a really busy week so I haven't been able to go in depth on all my player picks this week. It can take me 2 or 3 hours to write my usual article & it's time I just don't have at the moment. However, here is my list of the 45 players I feel it's worth considering:
Given - Pick of the week with a home fixture vs Burnley. Wish I'd had him last week but at least I barndoored him
Robinson - Bargain basement keeper with a home fixture, but Pompey could spoil the party as their form continues to improve.
Sorensen - An alternative to Given. Stoke face Hull who haven't scored a goal in over a month.
Kirkland - An alternative to Robinson. Wigan are far more consistent at home & Fulham don't always travel well.
Vermalen - A few quiet weeks so probably time he popped up with a goal.
Zabeleta - Home fixture to Burnley & has his place back from Richards
Gibbs - He'll replace Clichy for the next month & represents great value.
Givet - Good points scorer with a home fixture
Nelsen - Rubbish points scorer but a home fixture and cheap
Skrtel - Should be back to face Birmingham at home.
Alexander - Penalty taker. Nuff said.
Heitinga - Still returning decent points each week & playing further forward
Wilkinson - Always scores well, but beware the returning Robert Huth
Bridge - Nice home fixture to Burnley
Kyrgiakos - Will probably play with so many Liverpool defenders out & great value
Fabregas - The premium midfield choice at Wolves, but I don't feel you NEED to have him in away games, especially not at full price
Lampard - Back in form & will score goals no matter the opposition. I wouldn't get him in at £21m mind.
Etherington - Stoke's set piece taker & has had a couple of good games. Will cause Hull nightmares.
Rosicky - Should be back for the Wolves game
Nasri - Ditto
Benayoun - With Gerrard in trouble it'll be down to Yossi to create & he normally comes through in home games.
Hunt - No Geovanni & no Bullard means Hunt will be back on set piece duty.
Kranjcar - Dropped at Arsenal in favour of packing the center of midfield but should be back vs Sunderland
O'Hara - Set piece taker I'm holding at £5.5m. I'll be hanging on to him for some time & he's not a bad choice, even at full price
Dunn - Home fixture & he'll get forward, but Blackburn aren't in great form
Aquilani - May be forced in to the team vs Birmingham, probably on set piece duty if Gerrard is absent & very cheap.
M Petrov - If it was guaranteed that he'd start for City he'd be the first name in my midfield this week. But he's not, so at £10m+ is a big gamble
Larsson - I expect his corners & freekicks to cause Liverpool all sorts of problems
Milner - If back to fitness he's a decent pick at home to Bolton
Rodwell - Filler returning his value.
Van Persie - The obvious choice. He's in fantastic form & faces Wolves. If you have him at £17m then you're laughing but I find it hard to recommend spending almost £23m on him. Arsenal don't always dominate teams away from the Emirates & at his current price you pretty much need 2 goals for him to return his value.
Torres - Tends to destroy teams like Birmingham at Anfield but doubts over his fitness mean you're taking a gamble splashing £19m on him.
Drogba - Unplayable, undroppable.
Adebayor - Been in poor form or missing completely, but should be back this weekend & he'll be looking to bully a Burnley side who hate playing away.
Rodallega - Disappointed last week but he loves to shoot & he's at home. I expect him to score
Defoe - Back from his idiotic suspension & owes the fans one as we went on to lose both league games he missed. He also will have noticed a certain Michael Owen starting to score goals, so a timely reminder to Capello could be in order.
Tevez - An alternative to Adebayor & good value.
Dindane - Points chasing at it's finest, but if you have him at £7m he's not the worst choice.
Eduardo - Should get a start with Walcott & Bendtner out, very cheap
Bellamy - Another alternative to Adebayor
Cole - Home game vs a struggling Everton
Agbonlahor - Home game to Bolton
Bent - Would love to score at Spurs, and will come up against a pretty generous defence
Saha - Facing West Ham
Benitez - Will cause Liverpool's makeshift defence problems
Beattie - Playing Hull
Diamanti - If he starts!
The obvious choice this week is to get Van Persie & Fabregas in, banking on Arsenal to wreck Wolves, but they're going to take over a third of your budget so if either don't perform then you're going to be struggling to reach the 100 point threshold. For that reason, don't feel you have to break the bank to get them both in - there's nothing wrong with spreading the money about a bit & as you can see there are loads of good striker options to choose from.
How's your team shaping up? Anyone you feel I've missed?