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Minvera is a sex spirit who will show herself to you decked out in leather. She will take complete control and leave you begging for more. She's not afraid to spank ass, suck hard, ride you reverse cowgirl, or cram her delicate, sexy little toes in your mouth. She's a freak by nature. Now she can be all yours!!
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On Friday 5th October, Chloe Smith, Member of Parliament for Norwich North and Founder and Chair of the Norwich For Jobs Project presented local firm, Validus with their Silver Award.
The award recognises the efforts of area businesses that have helped local young people prepare for employment. For over a year, Validus has taken an active role in the effort, providing training and support at its Norwich office.
Since its 2013 launch, Norwich for Jobs has helped more than 2,000 young people into work. The award is being presented based on contributions since 2017 that have included holding practice interviews, CV feedback sessions, and work taster days.
"The Norwich for Jobs scheme represents an excellent opportunity not only to provide training, support, and employment for young people in Norwich but also allows our employees to develop their mentorship skills and give back to the local community," said Edwyn van Rooyen, cofounder of Validus and currently director at Verisk for the claims group. "It's great to see our team rewarded for their latest efforts, building on their recent work in support of the Norwich City Community Sports Foundation."
As Chloe Smith, explains: "Major locally based businesses are playing an active role in Norwich for Jobs and equipping young people with new and important skills applicable to a variety of industries. As one of the founders of this scheme, I'm delighted to see local businesses giving back to the community and helping to develop the next generation of talent in Norwich. That's why it's a pleasure to recognise these important contributions."
The Norwich-based business, as part of Verisk, is a leading provider of claims management solutions, offering end-to-end claims solutions that increase efficiency and consistency, reduce cycle times, and improve the customer experience.
"The team has proved to be an excellent addition to Verisk, demonstrating a strong commitment to developing truly industry-leading technology solutions for the UK motor insurance market," said Joe Pendle, managing director at Verisk for the claims group. "We look forward to closely supporting the ongoing work with Norwich for Jobs and broader community schemes, in line with the Verisk commitment to corporate social responsibility worldwide."
For more information about how your business can achieve and Norwich For Jobs Award, please visit: http://www.norwichforjobs.org.uk/norwich-jobs-award

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Roll Play is excited to announce that we will be debuting on May 16th, 2015 at New York City's first-ever night market, the Queens International Night Market, which goes from 6pm-midnight. Come support us!
Night Markets are all over Asia, in parts of Africa, Latin America, and Western Europe. They are increasingly and successfully popping up in North American cities, including LA, San Francisco, San Diego, Chicago, Philadelphia, Vancouver, and Toronto.
It's about time NYC got its own night market!
What: The Queens International Night Market will be a large, family-friendly open-air night market in Queens, featuring over 100 independent vendors selling merchandise, art, and food and featuring small-scale cultural performances and entertainment, all celebrating the rich cultural diversity and heritage of NYC and Queens.
When: Saturdays, 6PM-Midnight, from April to October 2015.
Where: Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens – Ideally at the New York Hall of Science for most Saturdays.
Visitors: QINM will attract thousands of visitors of all ages and demographics and provide them the opportunity to shop, eat and, most importantly, meet members of the community, hear their stories, and learn about their heritage and cultural influences, as represented by their art, merchandise, or food.


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Wheaton Montessori News
With so many new students joining us this summer and the start of the new school year upon us, we wanted to focus for a moment on how children join a new setting. Each child, like each adult, is unique. Each child requires and desires something different from classmates, teachers, and parents.
Some children (and adults too) orient to a new environment by doing, doing, DOING! They jump right into an activity and learn "on the go." Others prefer to watch, observing their peers, and take a bit of time to figure it out before getting involved.
This new friend is checking out the sink – all of the washing, scrubbing, filling of pitchers, waiting in line. On another day, he'll be ready to give it a go.
In fact, this second image shows the same child on his second day of school. The day before, he observed his classmates at the sink, working with the water. On this day, he was really enjoying the sink!
We all need to orient ourselves to new places, but we all express this need uniquely. How do you prefer to adjust to a new environment? Do you jump in and learn by doing? Or do you hang back and observe before trying something new?


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I really don't want to but Dexter is really biting lately. I can't blame him, his gums are sore cos he's had 3 teeth come through in the last 2 weeks and I can see at least one, maybe 2 more on the way.
Unfortunately he's bitten in the exact same spot a couple of times and it's now so sore I want to cry. Not only that, feeding him now makes me so nervous. It's like playing with a mousetrap and wondering if it's going to get your fingers. I really wanted to make it to at least one year old, anything over that would've been a bonus but even though I'm only 2 and a bit months away from that goal, I feel like I'm falling at the last hurdle.
To add to this, I'm actually going away on Saturday for 2 nights and so I won't be able to feed him between Saturday morning and Monday afternoon. I can't express anything because it just doesn't work anymore (I can try for over an hour and not even get an ounce) so I've a feeling my milk supply is just going to go bye bye and then to put it quite bluntly, I'll be fucked.
I can't say their aren't going to be benefits to stopping. My boobs will be my own again, I can wear my normal bras and different tops and not have to worry about my boobs being accessible. But it still hurts to know that this could pretty much be the end.
I know it means he's growing up and I'll have so any other things to share with him and show him and teach him and learn from him but it still sucks and I don't like it.
Also, I've been giving myself a bit of a hard time because he's a little bit clingy. People have pointed it out but only in a way like 'aww he just wants his mum' if he stops crying when I pick him up or whatever and at baby club, on the odd occasion, he won't want to play unless I'm right there literally holding his hand so I've been trying to step back a bit. I've been trying to get Liam to spent some time alone with him and I've been trying to move away from him at baby club and then I read something. It was just a little sappy quote thing, the type of thing you see all over the internet but it made me think hang on, why shouldn't he have a cuddle if he wants one, why should I move away from him or get someone else to watch him. I'm his mum, he loves me and I love him more than I ever thought possible, so if he wants a cuddle, well then he'll damn well get one and screw anyone that says different.
I don't give a fuck.
Another reason I feel a bit blue is because he has to have an operation. I won't go into details, well not now anyway, but he has to be put to sleep for it and I just feel so bad for him.
I'll go into this one more another time but it's been playing in my mind a lot today. He's just so little and it makes me feel so bad for him
Anyway. I'm going to go now and wash these tears off my face. It's been a glum sort of evening.


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The Balkan mountains divide people by ethnicity and religion and lead to conflict. The Appalachians led to the establishment of independent clans.
Otzi the iceman is the victim of one of the earliest known murders. Throughout history, people have flocked to the mountains to gather minerals and metals. Mountains are resource of energy for modern humanity.
Height and gravity work together to form water towers. Mountains create weather.
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Dieselpunk WWI zombies are what you get in Apocalypse, Treyarch's fourth (and final) DLC map pack for Call o Duty: Black Ops 2.
"With Call of Duty: Black Ops II Apocalypse, Treyarch reveals Origins, the most horrifying and imaginative Zombies experience yet. Players will be deployed to Dieselpunk-stylized World War I-era France where they will encounter the return of the four original heroes from the very first Zombies map, as well as hordes of zombies that have overrun trenches and fields, as well as the ruins of a mysterious and ancient location."
Apocalypse DLC 4 is available now on Xbox LIVE and will be available on PS3 and PC on September 26th.


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This November's Communication Arts Advertising Annual selected JBC photographer Sarah Wilmer for an eight-page spread as their featured artist. In the eight-page feature, linked above and below, Sarah discusses her artistic process that brings us images of magical and heightened realism.
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Junior Internships
By: Belerofonte Mar
Samueli Academy requires its students to complete an internship before graduating. But with the immense workload that students will get such as finishing portfolios, preparing for interviews, and the work schedule; many won't see the point behind it all. However, if you were to look closely you will end up seeing that there are many benefits of doing them.
Come November, the first applications will be due for students who want to pick their internships first. This deadline is important for those who want a specific internship they want to do in a certain field. So any Sophomores who want a good internship will want to think about what field they will want to go to. "I recommend that [the sophomores] start narrowing down possible career opportunities," said Mitch Hatz, a junior. You not only have to choose the internship that best suits you, you will also have to fill out applications and do interviews at the company you chose.
However difficult it may seem all this hard work is worth it at the end. It will show that you are responsible enough to work when the time comes. "You have to do a lot of work ahead of time to make sure you are ready for not only internships, but a career that you decide to do," said Ms. Nyree, work based learning director. You will acquire skills you will be able to use when you are an adult.
"I think that students will get a lot of experience out of it," said Aaron Moranco, another Junior "They can use these skills that they receive to help them later in life." These internships will be a window into the real world when you have to have a full time job, possibly in a company similar to the one you had an internship at.
With all this in mind, Juniors should start adding the finishing touches to their portfolios and Sophomores will have to start thinking about their interest. Even with the long road ahead of them Juniors will see that all of this with help them in the future.
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Chaddesley Corbett 2, Perrywood 3
The Grove 2, WCT Youth Raiders 4
Falcons 3, Wychbold RBL 2 (Weatherby, Harrison)
Worcester Saints 2, Bromsgrove United 3 (Bullimore 2, Hegarty)
Worcester Raiders Sunday 6, Spa Athletic 0
The Gloster Arms 5, Oak Tree Sporting 1 (D'Aguilar)
Awkies Allstars 7 (ASH TULLETT 3, Fox, Brennan, Carnihan, Gibbons), Hylton Road Rovers 0
New Inn Saints 6, Chaps United 3
Stoke Prior 1, Hizza United 7
Belb Athletic 3, Northfield Athletic 6 (MOORE 3, Teji, Cowley, Newman)
Rednal Social Club 5, Stoke Sporting Reserves 1
Rubery 1, LPR 0
Sporting Club Redditch 3 (Mr Unknown x 2, Sill), Rubery Juniors 2 (Hodges, Hoare)
Meadow Park 4, Bromsgrove Brentnal 0
Bridgefield 2, Woodgate Valley 5 (FERGUSSON 5)
Alcester Town 2 (Fereday 2), VBG Fairfield 4 (Bishop 2, Wilkes, Martin)
GLA 2, Conway Albion 3
Sporting Rednal 0, Bartley Green Sunday 2 (Tandy, Strevens)
Stoke Sporting 3 (Warman, Johnson, Baker), AFC Northfield 0
We'll start with this week's league games and in the Prem, VBG Fairfield had a bit of an early scare at Alcester Town who raced into a 2 goal lead thanks to Listowel Fereday's early brace. VBGF then cranked into gear and went into the break 3-2 up and Richard Bishop also missed a penalty which Paul Maynard in the Alcester goal saved, his third successive penalty save. The second half was a bit more of a non-event with VBGF happy to sit back on their lead. A late fourth merely iced the cake for a 4-2 away win. Goalscorers for VBGF were Bishop (2), Dan Wilkes and Laurence Martin on his birthday. VBGF go back to the top of the table having won all 3 games and a double figure goal difference.
Three games in Division One and Bartley Green Sunday maintained their place at the top of the League after a 2-0 away win at Sporting Rednal, thanks to goals from Dom Strevens and Colin Tandy who netted from the spot. A fairly comfortable routine win for Bartley with perhaps the biggest talking point in this game being whether Lloyd Newman should have been sent off for Serious Foul Player after fouling Aaron Collins but the referee only produced a yellow card. Conway Albion are in good form and won again, this time 3-2 at GLA, unfortunately no match details on this game but we're not sure if this is because GLA lost or because Karl White was up in Liverpool for the Merseyside Derby! Stoke Sporting had another good home win too, 3-0 against AFC Northfield, Pete Warman, Ben Johnson and Nick Baker the men on target for David Fisher's boys, with Tom Westwood picking up the man of the match award. Northfield had a frustrating morning and Martin Andrews getting sent off for foul language wasn't exactly helpful either.
No games in Division Two so one game in Division 3 to review and this was a local derby between AFC Millfields and Bromsgrove Corinthians which the home side won 5-2 to leapfrog their opponents. Goals from Sam McGeown and Stu Hatfield (both braces) and one for Ash Roland; For Corinthians, Tom Mason netted both.
In LMS Shield action, free scoring Northfield Athletic from Division 1 beat Premier Division Belbroughton Athletic in a 9 goal contest at Mill Lane, with Northfield getting the better of the argument 6-3. For once Jason Cowley had to take a back stage, he only got one, as Josh Moore got back to his old self netting a hat-trick. Michael Teji and Paul 'Bedrocker' Newman also scored. Still early days in LMS Shield Group D with only two group games completed following Alvechurch Lions folding.
In the Bridgwater Cup, another five games were ticked off across the four groups. In Group D, Meadow Park are long odds on to qualify after today's 4-0 win against Bromsgrove Brentnal, this after Rubery completed their group campaign with a solo goal victory over LPR. Only a disastrous loss against LPR next week would give Meadow cause for concern, with LPR still having one group game remaining after that. Group C is still wide open with 10 group games still to play and today's match saw group leaders Rubery Juniors lose to Sporting Club Redditch 3-2, a match SCR chief Steve Rainbow missed as he is currently holidaying abroad in Tenerife. Rubery Juniors dominated the start of the game and went 2-0 up through Dean Hodges and Sean Hoare before SCR pegged them back just before the break with a brace of goals from crosses. Winger Dan Sill got the SCR winner with minutes to go, this after they had been reduced to 10 men when forward Tom Higgins committed Serious Foul Play and received a straight red card. Group B is also wide open, this after Rednal Social Club's 4-1 home win over Stoke Sporting Reserves took them to the top of the group. Their imminent game with Awkies Allstars could be something of a group decider at this rate! Chaddesley Corbett Reserves hopes of qualifying for the Bridgwater Cup semis were extinguished when they lost 6-4 to Hewell, a result which was no good to Hewell either given the four wins Hizza United have already achieved. Bromsgrove Corinthians will need to win their last two group games and beat Hizza to qualify for the semi-finals.
In the Centenary Cup, Woodgate Valley continue to defy all their perceived off the field woes by doing the business on the pitch, making it through to the quarter-finals of the internal Division 2 cup with a 5-2 victory at Bridgefield with all five goals coming from the gangly but incredibly mobile handful that goes by the name of Josh Fergusson. A home tie against Meadow Park whom they have already beaten is something for them to look forward too.
Lastly but not leastly, we had 9 games in the various Worcester Nursing Cup competitions which opened its proceedings for the season today. The biggest win was Awkies Allstars 7-0 win over Hylton Road Rovers in the Minor Cup, a game in which the Bears completely dominated. Ash Tullett bagged a cheeky hat-trick, with one apiece for Chris Fox, Jamie Brennan, Jason Gibbons and James Carnihan. Hizza United also scored seven in their win at Stoke Prior in an all BDFL clash, but they conceded one goal – Not a happy morning for Stoke Prior's caretaker manager Abi Maycroft, stepping in with Simon Maycroft today with Jamie away on business. Chaps United meanwhile lost 6-3 to Worcester Division 3 side New Inn Saints as their high scoring affairs show no signs of slowing up! The message is simple; If you want goals, go and find out where Chaps United are playing!
In the Junior version of the Nursing Cup, WCT Youth Raiders beat The Grove 4-2 in another all BDFL tie (the sides meet again in two weeks in the Bromsgrove Charity Cup), whilst our only other winners were Bromsgrove United who beat Worcester Saints 3-2 thanks to two goals from Brad Bullimore and one from Michael Hegarty; At least Saints couldn't do a BDFL double after Awkies lost their last week! All of our other sides got knocked out but some by close margains. Chaddesley Corbett pulled out a tough draw against Perrywood but only went down by the odd goal in five, a similar scoreline for Wychbold RBL at Falcons; Wychbold went 3-0 down in this one before 44 year old Jason Harrison netted as did Josh Weatherby. The latter named also hit the woodwork three times so it just wasn't Wychbold's day. The Gloster Arms, a strong Worcester Prem side consisting of many Malvern Town players, beat Oak Tree Sporting 5-1 (Jason D'Aguilar for OTS) and Worcester Raiders Sunday beat Spa Athletic 6-0, these results completed a somewhat disappointing set in a competition we've done ok in during previous years!
We move onto Week 10 and the Kidderminster Hospital Cup dominates proceedings and 11 matches next week involve our sides in this competition. We are confident we will get some wins, but some of our teams have tough ties, not least Spa Athletic who host Wyre Forest from Kidderminster Division 2 and Lickey End Social who host Wall Heath PA from the Kidderminster Prem. LMS Shield Group B sees Conway United play WCT Youth Raiders, two in-form and free scoring sides, whilst Chaddesley Corbett face a tricky looking banana skin WA Harris Cup tie at Callowbrook Green on the Boleyn Road slope. We wish all our readers a good week and we'll see you back here this time next Sunday!


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This was another commissioned piece for a family member. This is the biggest chest I've made yet at almost four feet wide, three feet high, and two feet deep. Made with ply for the box and solid pine/fir trim, mainly beetle kill. I laminated thinly cut strips of pine to make the bands for the lid.
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Good looking chest!
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A worldly woman gracefully balances a bowl on her head. This wall tapestry ties in the animal print of the woman's shawl with the border. A gritty background gives the illusion of a fog.
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text: LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Greenway Capital, which owns 5.8% of enterprise software provider Kintera Inc. knta said it has urged the company's board of directors to replace chairman and CEO Harry Gruber. Greenway said it was "dismayed by thirteen consecutive quarters of losses and continued lack of credible guidance for when the company will become profitable." A letter from Greenway to Kintera's board concluded "We urge the board of directors of Kintera to act on behalf of Kintera's shareholders and exercise its fiduciary obligation to replace Mr. Gruber with a professional manager who can deliver on the enormous potential that we believe Kintera's targeted markets hold."


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It's 9 AM. Jeff and our friend Tim are having dude coffee talk, and I am in the backyard, rigging a tripod out of an overturned wooden table. The sun keeps slipping through the clouds. We are 11 hours from home, and while I love visiting Savannah, I long to just be in my bed, hug my cat, hide out for a few days before going back to work. Savannah, though, is good to us. The night before, we ate BBQ ribs at Johnny Harris, and then bought a dozen Krispy Kremes with $10 that Jeff found on the ground. We visited Tybee Island, and later, walked to get drinks in the rain. I got a little tipsy, and this morning, find blurry night photos on my iPhone. I wanted to capture the soft darkness, the way the lamp lights glowed across a tiny square like something out of a film. I erase them. I flip through the instant shots I have taken on this trip, brush donut crumbs off the edge of a frame.
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If I had to live anywhere in the Southern US, it would be in Savannah, Georgia. Moss-covered crepe myrtles shade the city streets, and while the heat that day felt as if someone was blowing a hair dryer in your face, the promises of history and ghosts kept us exploring. With no book to guide us, we walked around until we found sites that sparked our interests – a beautiful old church with beautiful air conditioning; the Paris Market, where I bought a ton of old photos; a cemetery to satisfy our inner goths. Oh, and we toured the Juliette Gordon Low house, birthplace of the Girl Scouts' founder. I have a slight obsession with Girl Scout history, mainly because my mother, who had a general suspicion of organized groups, told me as a kid that they were a cult and would never let me join. Low was an accomplished, feisty artist and traveler in her day. Had my mother known this, she may have reconsidered my right to earn some honor badges while wearing that awesome green dress.


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Hi All – Fermentations Group and Friends!
Figs are ripe and are ready for picking now! Let's go there on Sun 19 Feb
Meet 10am at carpark in Pelican Plaza (a small shopping centre around Hungry Jack), Northern side just after cnr North East Rd and Golden Grove Rd).
Figs orchard is located at Glen Ewin Estate
Willabrand Australia
43 Lower Hermitage Rd
Houghton SA5131
(08) 8380 5657 – Georginia
Figs can be self picked then paid for at $10/kg
The estate is just behind Houghton (township behind the Anstey Hill
Recreation Park) which is a few minutes drive from the end of Nort East Rd
Peter (0433040066)
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Latest: there will be no meeting in December AND January but instead
we are planning A FIELD TRIP!
We'd like to visit hills farm/s to pick fruit/berries and chat to farmers.
Martin is communicating with MontacuteValleyOrchards re Jan (cherries, berries, apricots etc)
and Peter with Glen Ewin Est. re figs (from mid Feb).
Date of the field trip: Sat., 28 Jan 2017. Time: depending on the wetaher forecast: tbd
More from Martin on: 0403 490107
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Fermentations Club – next meeting is Friday, 28 Oct, 6.30pm
at Dom Polski Centre, 230 Angas St – all welcome!
Hello Friends!
I was not able to attend the last session of FWB on the last Friday of September but I received a recount of that evening from Peter.
It is great that those attended had the opportunity to experience and familiarise themselves with several of the not-so-common flavour components in the context of alcoholic beverage.
Those of you who have completed the exercise now have better idea of what flavours they favour and which they do not find palatable in their wine/mead.
Further and much more complex stage of this activity is mix and create combination of those components to compose an even more sophisticated flavour profile in the mead.
We have also started to rack former ferments and set them for the secondary ferment.
Let's think of the flavours..
Cheers, Martin tel. 0403 490107
Fermentations Club – next meeting is Friday, 30 Sept, 6.30pm
at Dom Polski Centre, 230 Angas St – all welcome!
This time we will be tasting various adjuncts which could prove attractive
in our future meads. The adjuct/flavor components is actually an important aspect of mead making, commanding respect and thought as the product will not develop its potential if this part becomes neglected or misapplied.
There will be some examples provided, please give it a thought what you would like to use or what your favourite flavour in mead is. Also prepare some for the session to share with the rest of us. In my last email I listed some of the adjuncts as examples of what has and can be used in mead making. Do not be afraid of suggesting something that you are interested in as your mead flavour. (Also remember that all sorts of fruits and even vegetables have been used with meads).
A variety of adjuncts will be tried (dissolved in a common white wine just for reference), such as:
lemon peels, lemon-grass, honey suckle, sugar cane, chrysantemium, cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, chilis, ginger, coriander, wild marjoram (oregano), sage, bay leave rosemary borage (root), parsley (root), elecampane, fennel.
If you have more ideas please prepare own solution and bring for tasting!
For more information contact Martin (0403 490107) or Peter (0433040066)
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Fermentations Club – meeting is this Friday, 2 Sept, 6.30pm
at Dom Polski Centre, 230 Angas St – all welcome!
This Friday we will test the progress of the variants of honey ferments from last Friday and think of what else (spices/fragrants) we could add to next batches.Variants of honey ferments from last Friday
and think of what else (spices/fragrants) we could add to next batches.
So far we have made the following types of meads:
1. Crimson Plum Melomel – honey plus red asian plums
2. Straight Meads – testing water sources – spring, tap and creek water
3. Pyment – mead made with grapes
4. "MeloMetheglin": Our winter type mead made with added spices, raisins and whole oranges.
Come along to make more meads!
Also we will try to change the meeting date for a more practical one.
And more news:
Martin (mob. 0403 490107) finally decided to join the Arts-Club – congratulations! – who will be next 🙂
this would let us matter as a group
Attention, current meeting:
Traditional/Mead/Wine – Fruit Wines Brotherhood Group.
Let us get organized and draw some plan of what we would like to do and how.
As far as I am concerned, this time we are going to set up straight meads on water from three different sources to test the effect of this major component on organoleptic properties and value of the final product.
See you all on Friday, 6.30pm on 3/06/16!
Martin, tel. 0403 490107
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N E X T MEETING of the Fermentations Club is on Friday, 6/05/16 at 6.30 pm (no charge)
In the first meeting, our Coordiantor, Dr Martin Barski demonstrated how to make a rapid honey mead with plum juice and champagne yeast (we shall taste it while making another mead with sweet grapes promised by Bola).
We have also tasted Mimi's trad. Chinese wine half ready but already quite strong: she used Taiwanese yeast that convert a semi-dry rice to a strong brew (can't wait!).
Mimi is thinking now of adding a bit of honey to her rice brew!
In the next meetings we shall discuss such topics as:
Sue – making Kombucha's: either Japanese or Russian/European type,
Leo Andrew – brewing trad. medieval Russian/Slavic kvass (and also podpivok),
Radek – using bakers yeast to ferment various brews,
Chris would like to cover nalevka's (fortified tinctures) as well,
and Peter is curious about the make of the ancient brews: millet and ambrosia.


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Part Five: Five Pricing Tactics You Should Dump Immediately
In the last four posts, we explored myth #1, #2, #3 and #4. Today's topic will address myth #5: Prospects who negotiate during the booking process are not the right fit for your brand.
The thinking behind this advice is that the right kind of prospects for your brand, especially if it's a luxury service, really don't care about saving money. After all, they're wealthy and they're used to paying a lot for high quality goods and services.
Luxury brands don't discount their goods or services, because it cheapens their brand. Or, if what is being sold is creative in nature, don't lower the value placed on the art.
Let me point out a massive problem with the belief that customers with wealth don't respond to price reductions or won't negotiate with sellers during the booking process. Wealthy customers like money as much as middle-class buyers. They may have more of it and spend more of it, but they still like to keep it in their pockets as much as the rest of us. If you don't believe me, just ask the listing agent for the last penthouse a wealthy prospect just bought. Or their yacht broker. Or the salesman at the Mercedes-Benz dealership. Price may not be the biggest part of the purchase decision, but it's not out of the equation.
Those with wealth are not immune to price for their weddings. While value is certainly one of the most important factors in the purchasing decision, all consumers (premium and bargain) are used to receiving some kind of price reduction – especially for large purchases. With price tags over $100,000, luxury weddings should be seen as a big-ticket buy.
Also, remember that while you think you're selling to the bride, you're likely trying to convince someone else to pay for the dream she's got in her head. She's often not the economic buyer for what you're selling. Contrary to what we often hear, the buyer who's accumulated enough wealth to pay for something like this is not making a solely emotional purchasing decision. In fact, the only thing that might be emotional about it all is how much he's willing to risk to not upset his daughter (or mother of the bride). For him, it's very likely a business transaction: How little can I spend to make my daughter happy, he thinks. (Maybe I'm a cynic? A realist, for sure…)
Negotiating during the booking process doesn't necessarily mean you've landed a bad client. It means you're in a two-way conversation with a stakeholder who's interested in trying to save a buck. You do the same, don't you, with your suppliers and vendors? Does that make you a bad person? No, it makes you a smart one for asking what you want for yourself and your business. Who can blame a guy for wanting to shave some savings from the cake or catering or dress?
In fact, negotiations are a wonderful way to get to know your potential client. You can learn so much about people when you don't agree on something. Are they good listeners? Do they respect you when you talk? Will they ask questions when they don't understand something? Do they yell? Belittle? Or are they considerate and empathic?
If you get a prospect who shows himself to be a complete jerk during the booking process, dump him immediately. Do it nicely, but do it for sure. Bad prospects make terrible clients. It will not get better as you get closer to the wedding date.
If you get someone who is a great prospect, gives you a chance to express creativity in a way you've been wanting, will feature excellent promotional images from their event, and/or will refer new business or come back for more events themselves, why not offer a price reduction to them during the negotiations? These things that are good for you all have value, don't they? Try to put an actual price on them and then be (mentally) willing to discount your price this amount, if it comes to that.
Selling almost always involves negotiations. Just because you sell a luxury product and someone asks for a price reduction doesn't mean you're an obnoxious artisan haggling with people on the street. Cultures ancient and modern all negotiate prices. Learn to use it to your advantage and gain the upper-hand on selecting incredible clients who you see as long-term investments.
A quick note on a rich topic:
If what you sell is artistic, you've placed a value on the piece that you're selling to the client. You know the worth of what you are being asked to create, so you treat yourself like a commissioned artist: "For X amount of dollars I will make viewers feel good about what they see or experience," you think. And you can get away with charging that price if the market is willing to bear the price.
I believe this approach has a lot of merit – for truly subjective, intangible, artistic pursuits. Definitely hold firm and see if the value you perceive for your art matches what the market will fetch.


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I purchased S3D in January 2016, at the time of purchase I was not provided sufficient warning that future updates of the S3D software would require further payment. My receipt does not provide any indication that the software I was purchasing had a limited time frame for updates / support nor did the website as can be seen using the wayback machine.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160409225 ... m/buy-now/
Had I been fairly warned of this I would have opted not to purchase the already quite expensive software. My question is, since I was not forewarned that I was buying a limited support / update license of the software can I either be
A) Exempt from being charged for future updates.
B) Receive a refund for the software.
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How To Tire Out A Puppy: Pet Owner Hacks You Need To Know
Small or big breed, puppies are highly active and have an abundance of energy to spend due to their young age. It is only natural that they want to explore their home and play with other dogs or other people.
However, as owners, we know when our puppy already needs to rest despite appearing to be too energetic. Knowing how to tire out a puppy can help you calm down your pooch into resting. Here are some things we think you need to know for this task.
Puppy Play Time
As much as I love my dogs, I also acknowledge that it was no joke being an owner of four dogs. But what's even more challenging was when they were still puppies. It was a lot more work than now that they're already grown up dogs.
When adopting or buying a dog as a puppy, it is very important to be as hands-on as possible. Patience is also an important virtue to have when raising a puppy. You have to be ready for what it entails to be a puppy owner.
Since puppies are separated from their mothers at a very young age, they need all the nutrition they can get from puppy solutions and tender loving care from you. As for my dogs when they were still puppies, I remember them crying a lot when they are hungry.
Just like a human child would. They would also cry when they want to pee or poo. And when they were a few months older, they loved running around all over the place. My puppies loved playing around and digging dirt.
They also liked snuggling and fitting themselves into small or cramped spaces. Which is why we had to help them get out every now and then. However, as much as we'd want to let them play, they also needed enough rest and sleep to grow healthy.
That is why today, we will be listing down a simple step by step instruction guide to help you tire out your puppy.
Tiring Out Your Puppy
Again, tiring out a puppy is beneficial to those pet owners who are trying to get their pooches to calm down and rest. Especially, those puppies with anxiety or hyperactivity. But don't worry because you don't always have to take your puppies outside to do this.
There are some activities that you can actually do with your puppy at the comforts of your own home.
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Take your puppy out for a walk.
Similar to humans, going out for a walk is a very important habit for dogs to keep them healthy. And while we are also acknowledging that puppies cannot walk too much distances, a light 10 to 15 minute walk would do.
Especially for puppies of larger breeds. Not only can this help them get accustomed to the "outside" world, this can also help exercise their heart and lungs. Walking in a park full of grass and trees would also be more ideal.
Who knows, your puppy might even make new friends with your neighbors' dogs while on the walk.
Try some puppy training, especially on obedience.
Training is one of the most effective yet sometimes underrated ways to make a puppy tired. Not only are you making your puppy exert some physical effort, you also make your puppy think and make decisions.
This training can either be potty training, obedience training or even training to learn new "tricks". Just as we mentioned earlier, you can use a clicker or a whistle to do this. But don't forget that after every training session, it is very important to reward your puppy as well.
And this does not only mean giving your pooch some treats, a simple kiss or pat on the head will make your puppy feel appreciated and contented. Remember, dogs appreciate affection as much as they appreciate treats because they are social beings too.
Play with your puppy.
Make bonding time more fun with your puppies by incorporating toys and/or puzzles every play time. You can play fetch or hide and seek (or hide and treat?) with your puppy to tire them out while in the comforts of your own home.
As for puzzles, there are toys that dispense treats from the holes every time your puppy rolls them over in the correct side or angle. Even a simple ball or frisbee can also be a source of fun and enjoyment for your pooch.
Despite having raised four puppies at one point, I realized that play time does not have to be about expensive toys. Injecting a little creativity can greatly improve play time with your pooch.
Let your puppy play with other dogs as well.
Now, we all know how fun it is to simply just spend the rest of the day with our dog/s. However, just like us, our dogs also need interaction with species of their kind. Which is why it is important to let your pup have their play time with other pups as well.
This can be with just the other puppy in your neighbor or you can throw a mini puppy party altogether at home in your porch. Exposing your puppy to a lot of other dogs can also help them become less aggressive to other dogs when they grow older.
You'd be surprised to find your pooch snoozing and snoring already in one corner after the puppy party.
Cool down and end the day with some swimming.
Finally, on hot, summer days, it is very ideal to tire your puppy out by having water games or swimming instead. This can help lessen over fatigue, overheating or breathing problems for your pooch from being too active on a hot day.
Though some dogs might not seem to like it, dipping in a pool of cool water on a hot day relaxes dogs a lot. Actually swimming and playing around in the pool helps tire them out without increasing their body heat too much.
At The End of The Day
There's nothing wrong with tiring out your puppy. Especially if you feel like they really need to burn out all that energy to be able to rest. Moreover, you do not have to spend so much to engage your pooch in creative and fun-filled activities.
You simply have to think outside the box. However, be sure to also watch out for signs that your puppy already needs to stop playing such as panting and heavy breathing. And don't forget to keep your pooch hydrated by making them drink water.


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Gender and Rural Microfinance: Reaching and Empowering Women
This article looks at how microfinance is important for women's empowerment. It focuses on how microfinance particularly in the rural areas is important for women who live there and do not have access to the economic markets. This article also shows how the empowerment of women economically can influence other sectors of society.


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I'm a recent convert to the work of Folklore Tapes, in their own words being "an open-ended research project exploring the vernacular arcana of Great Britain and beyond: traversing the myths, mysteries, magic and strange phenomena of the old counties via abstracted musical reinterpretation and experimental visuals". I picked up a vinyl copy of "Volume III - Inland Water", haunting melodies, field recordings and writing concerning British water lore in a beautiful gatefold / booklet package. I've now got my eyes on their recently released box set concerning itself with spectral Black Dog traditions in England... [www.folkloretapes.co.uk]
I'm also looking forward to getting stuck into "Star Ships - A Prehistory Of The Spirits" by Gordon White (who also maintains the hugely entertaining Rune Soup site and podcast). I'll probably make an attempt at a review here on the blog in due course but it's available now over at Scarlet Imprint. [scarletimprint.com]


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INTERSTELLAR Wins the Oscar for Best Visual Effects
Congratulations to the Interstellar Visual Effects team for their Academy Award win last night. Ansel Angort and Chloe Grace Moretz presented the award to Paul Franklin, Andrew Lockley, Ian Hunter & Scott Fisher. This marks Paul Franklin and Andrew Lockley's second Academy Award for Visual Effects after they previously won in 2010 for Inception.
Other nominees this year included Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, X-Men: Days of Future Past and Guardians of the Galaxy.
Interstellar will be available on Digital HD March 17 and on Blu-ray March 31.


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Researching the work and background of Lewis W. Hine led me to look at sociology. Hine's use of photography to examine a social issue was definitely influenced by his training in sociology. So moving forward I decided to look at sociology, which is defined as:
The science of society, social institutions, and social relationships; specifically: the systematic study of the development, structure, interaction, and collective behavior of organized groups of human beings (Merriam-Webster, 2018)
An associated term that kept coming up when looking into the definition of sociology was social science, defined as:
A branch of science that deals with the institutions and functioning of human society and with the interpersonal relationships of individuals as members of society. (Merriam-Webster, 2018)
As the focus of my MA and specifically this semester is exploring creative research I combined the keywords: creative research, social science, sociology and photography to explore the online library via StudyNet (our research portal at IDI and Hertfordshire). This gave me a plethora of material to review specifically on visual and creative research methods.
The first text was Visual, Narrative and Creative Research Methods : Application, Reflection and Ethics by Mannay. This book, as the title so aptly states, explores visual narrative and creative research methods. Planning on employing a text based questionnaire when interviewing the migrant narrative subjects I was interested in what visual tools could be used instead. Two very interesting techniques were discussed, participant collaging and the use of the photovoice technique.
The collaging and photovoice techniques were presented in the same way and participants could select the mode, or modes, that they wanted to work with from these options, although one chose to be interviewed without taking part in any visual data production. Collages were constructed from everyday objects, magazines, photographs and printed online images, while the photovoice activity was facilitated with disposable cameras. (Mannay, 2015)
What was interesting to me about these methodologies is the interviewee has more of a participatory role in the process.
One principal objective of such research, then, is to eliminate the conceptual and practical filters applied both literally and metaphorically by researchers; and to engender access to more authentic views. (Mannay, 2015)
This added dimension of exploring their world further by examining the images and not just relying on the interview is very interesting. Critically reflecting on these methodologies there is some concerns I have specifically could a researcher interpret the images based on their own bias to positively reinforce their own research outcomes? This could apply to a verbal interview or text too, however images can be very subjective. In chapter 6 of the text Mannay does address this concern.
Therefore, just as images are open to misinterpretation, the reader will often produce a different interpretation of the text from that which the author intends; in this manner the need for clarification is extended to all modes of data. (Mannay, 2015)
I believe, as does the author, that these methodologies work best in tandem with other methods, one helps reinforce another. When structuring my process I would like to employ an interview, photovoice or collage and a collaborative image creation.
Merriam-Webster (2018) Definition of sociology. [Online] Available at: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sociology. [Accessed 6 April 2018].
Merriam-Webster (2018) Definition of social science. [Online] Available at: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/social%20science. [Accessed 6 April 2018].
Machinski, J. (2018) research & practice Next Steps. April 2018. Unpublished.
Mannay, D. (2015) Visual, Narrative and Creative Research Methods : Application, Reflection and Ethics. 1st edn. Routledge.


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Monday, July 4, 2011
World's Worst Welcome Fruit Display & Hotel Room
2 sad looking oranges
1 knife
2 paper cocktail napkins
2 bottles of water
Noticeably absent from the presentation, a tray holding the entire grouping, glasses for the water, ice bucket, cocktail napkins, two knives (one for each person), cloth napkins, better selection of fruit, or at least better quality oranges, plates for each person to eat on, small finger bowl with water to rinse your fingers and a personal note from the General Manager or Duty Manager welcoming you to the hotel.
But it gets better! The hotel room had not been vacuumed as the lint on the carpet and furniture told the story, but when we found a pair of children's pants under the chair in the front hall, this was the icing on the cake that the room really had not been cleaned! I have never been so disappointed.
As you know I often post wonderful things that I find here in hotels, to my knowledge I have never posted the negative, but in this case I was so surprised by this display, I just can't help myself, and needed to share this with everyone. This disappointment could so easily have be avoided with the attention to detail and mandate from the General Manager and the Executive Housekeeper about training. To be honest I expect greatness from people and hotels, and I have absolutely no room for mediocrity!
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- AnonymousJuly 4, 2011 at 12:11 PM
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