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20 week pregnancy update !!
Hey everyone,
This week I am back with my 20 week pregnancy update. I can't believe I'm already 5 months pregnant with everything that's been going on it's flying by.
So finally I am sick free, thank god because there is absolutely nothing worse than being sick while trying to look after yourself and a toddler it's hard going. But definitely all worth it.
Clothes wise I'm still in my normal clothes but bump is definitely starting to show more. On my last pregnancy I just went up a size or two in my normal clothes. But this time I'm going to pick up a few maternity bits. So if you've any good places to shop let me know.
I picked up a few tops in H & M during the week, here's what I got :
They where €9.99 each and really nice and stretchy. I can't seem to find good maternity leggings anywhere. So if anyone has any suggestion please let me know.
We had all intentions of finding out what we where having this time around. But we've changed our mind and are going to keep it a surprise again.
My sister just had a little girl and completely surprised us all, as we where fully convinced she was having a boy . So the surprise is definitely worth it. So for now we are keeping it a surprise.
We have our big scan coming up in 3 weeks times and I'm going to take my little women along with us, to see her brother or sister. Even though she doesn't understand she still knows Mammy has a baby in her belly and gives my belly kisses and hugs and says baba.
Sleep wise I'm starting to feel uncomfortable already and never used a pregnancy pillow in my last pregnancy so would anyone recommend them, as iv heard mixed reviews ?.
We haven't even thought about names or buggy's at the minute but once we get settled back into the house after renovations there will be no stopping me then.
Until next time ……
Amy & Bump
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Robert Rinaldi, M.D., is division chief of pediatric rehabilitation medicine at Children's Health℠. He earned his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, and he completed a residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. Dr. Rinaldi's research interests include rehabilitation management of brachial plexus injuries, and he has been honored as one of the Best Doctors in America every year since 2009.


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By Susan Cunningham
The Nation
Denmark won allies last week in its drive to accelerate the phase-out of two chemicals that destroy the ozone layer, hydrochloro-fluorocarbons (HCFCs) and the pesticide methyl bromide.
Twenty-two nations, including the entire European Union, pledged here to phase out their production and consumption of HCFCs by the year 2015, 15 years ahead of the present schedule. They had convened for the annual meeting of 123 signatories to the Montreal Protocol. The 22 nations also promised to limit their HCFC use "to absolutely necessary applications" in the run-up to 2015.
HCFCs were introduced as substitutes for the more destructive chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), which are used as refrigerants and in the manufacture of insulating foams. Beginning in 1987, CFCs were the original target of international efforts–codified under various Montreal Protocol agreements–to protect the atmospheric ozone layer.
Yet HCFCs, as well as methyl bromide and halon compounds, still destroy ozone, which means that more ultraviolet radiation reaches the earth. Higher levels of radiation increase the risks for skin cancer, eye disease, genetic mutations, and may damage to crops and aquatic life.
While HCFCs were always regarded as stopgap CFC substitutes, superior alternatives are becoming available sooner than had been anticipated. At last year's protocol meeting in Copenhagen, developed countries agreed to freeze their HCFC consumption by 1996 and to completely phase out use by 2030.
The pesticide methyl bromide is used worldwide to fumigate soils, buildings and agricultural commodities, particularly in tropical countries such as Thailand. It is often used to kill pests that infest stored grain. A phase-out will require many countries to revise customs rules that require imported commodities to be treated with the pesticide.
Although there's isn't a single replacement for methyl bromide, there are chemical and non-chemical alternatives for many of its current applications. Niche markets are expected to emerge with the development of substitute compounds tailored for particular plants or for grain fumigation. At the Copenhagen meeting last year, many developing countries voiced strong opposition to any controls on methyl bromide.
The failure of some developed countries to join the Danish declarations doesn't mean they necessarily oppose the initiatives. As is customary at the United Nations, all the protocol meetings here were barred to the press. However, delegates from several countries that did not join the declaration said that their apparent reluctance to join was due to the introduction of the Danish proposal late in the three-day session. They therefore were unable to check with their home industries or obtain authorization from governments back home.
As for the Danish delegates, they were pleased with the initial response to their proposals. Their plan is to pick up more supporters in the coming year and then try to achieve binding agreements from all 123 Montreal parties at the next major meeting in 1995, explained Joergen Hargnazk, the delegation's leader. Denmark itself aims for a complete HCFC phase-out by 2002, he said.
The declarations covering HCFCs and methyl bromide were unique in the six-year history of the protocol because for the first time three of the 80 member countries from the developing world joined a voluntary declaration. The three pioneers were Botswana, Malta and Zimbabwe.
Most problems with the protocol's functions and policies regarding deadlines for the gradual phase-out of all damaging chemicals were postponed until the 1995 meeting. At the press conference marking the opening of the conference on November 17, Elizabeth Dowdeswell, executive director of the U.N. Environmental Programme, deferred any discussion about altering deadlines for developing countries until that date. At last year's meeting, it was decided that developed countries would prohibit all use of CFCs by 1996, four years ahead of the original deadlines.
Developing countries participating in the protocol, however, aren't obliged to reduce their CFC consumption until 2000. Their phase-out date is 2010. They face no obligations … §
This story on the annual meeting of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer appeared way back in 1993 in The Nation newspaper in Thailand. A version with less explanatory detail also appeared in International Environment Reporter newsletter. Both were scoops. Hordes of reporters showed up to the U.N. meeting, but weren't familiar with the protocol, greenhouse gases and carbon emissions at the time (and only a few more seem clued in now.). One other reporter did get the story, but he wrote his version in Danish.


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What a Memory!/
The first exhibition to be funded by Route to the Hills has come down this week. MRATHS's hugely popular exhibition 'Scientists come to Malvern' ran from May to September, and has attracted the interest of many curious minds who have seen it along Church Walk this summer. A very popular exhibition many people have expressed delight at uncovering some of Malvern's hidden stories, with hopes that the exhibition can be continued in the future.
One person in particular who was delighted by the exhibition was Heather Ainge (now Heather Judson), a local resident who was surprised to find herself part of one of the displays. Heather spotted herself back in May on a poster for the 1953 Coronation production ' A Country Girl' by the TRE players and contacted MRATHS to share this story with them.
Research establishments have a long history of being involved in amateur dramatics, and they helped lay the foundations for the formation of The Malvern Theatre Players.
A copy of the poster, as well as some other memorabilia of the musical were presented to Mrs Judson recently, creating a memento for the time she was involved in the artistic side of life at TRE.
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When a person has frequent bouts of panic attacks they are said to suffer from panic disorder. The symptoms of such an attack include dizziness, racing heart, chest constriction, sweating and terror for no apparent reason.
Anyone who has suffered from one or more such attacks will spend a lot of time dreading the possibility of another one and will go out of their way to avoid situations or anything else they think might be a trigger.
If you have suffered from panic attacks or have been diagnosed with panic disorder it is wise to be guided by the doctor as far as treatment is concerned.
However, many people also like to treat themselves as well and doing so gives you a feeling of control over your life that is an important part of recovery in itself.
Here are four tips for self-help.
* Learn all you can about panic and anxiety attacks by reading books about it.
Understand what happens in your body when that flight or fight response is triggered.
You will soon find out that you are not going crazy and that all those weird sensations that you experience during an attack are normal for that situation and that they will pass without harming you.
* Avoid smoking and caffeine, both of which can actually trigger attacks in susceptible people.
Green tea that is now touted as a health benefit contains very high levels of caffeine.
Some non-drowsy cold medications and even diet pills also contain stimulants that can be triggers.
* Another self help tip for panic disorder is to learn how to control your breathing.
During panic attacks you often hyperventilate and this can cause many unpleasant symptoms such as tightness in the chest and being lightheaded.
This is a coping skill that is easy to learn and will help to prevent some of those scary symptoms.
* Learn relaxation techniques such as meditation, yoga, or any other form of relaxation that will help your muscles to relax.
This will strengthen your body's relaxation response – the opposite effect of what happens in a panic attack.
They make you feel calm and happy during those times between attacks so you will become less fearful.
* Another self help tip for panic disorder is to fill your mind with nice things and keep yourself busy doing the kinds of things you love.
Taking up a therapeutic activity such as painting or knitting is often a good help.
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West Ham vs Liverpool is a massive game for the league leaders. But then they all are now, this is just the first of the fourteen which remain. This is the reverse of the fixture from the opening weekend, in which Liverpool battered a sorry looking Hammers side 4-0. It was Manuel Pellegrini's first match in charge, though, and the former Manchester City manager might be able to do his old side a favour here.
After all, West Ham have beaten Manchester United and Arsenal at home this season, putting themselves alongside Wolves and Leicester as the sides from outside the top six who have the most wins against the big boys. However, the fly in the ointment is the Hammers' treatment room, which is more crowded than the city of Liverpool will be if the Reds manage to clinch the league title.
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Cornelius is the wife of Rosie and the grandfather of Scout St. Valentine who sacrifices his own life to save his beloved granddaughter.
Cornelius' Nan & Cola Movie HistoryEdit
Nan & Cola's Force Of Fibreglass (2011)
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- Cornelius' favourite TV show is 'Millionaire Hot Seat'.
- Cornelius refers to Scout as 'cherub'
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Advice to the job centre on how to deal with graduates, from a graduate who has involuntarily spent a lot of time at the job centre
This is Cait Reilly. She is a 24 year old graduate (much like my good self) who took the government to court over claims that a mandatory unpaid work scheme 'recommended' to her by the Job Centre was unlawful. Today Ms. Reilly won her claim, with the court judge ruling that the work scheme was 'unlawful' as it breached laws on forced labour (not to mention minimum wage). In a speech outside the court Cait said:
"If someone gives their labour to a company, they should be paid for it. However well intentioned a workplace scheme may be, it is very dangerous to introduce compulsory unpaid labour into the UK employment market."
It is totally inappropriate to put a graduate on a placement working in Poundland and thus preventing them from doing some degree related voluntary work in a museum. I'm not agreeing with the voluntary museum work either (that should be paid as well, I believe that all 'big society' volunteering and interminable internships are harming economic recovery not to mention a poor graduates chances of ever entering adult life) it's just that the pill is not so bitter if you have arranged the work yourself and can clearly see how it will benefit your career goals.
I have long had the feeling that the Department of Work and Pensions does not know how to deal with unemployed graduates. In boom time a whole lot more of us would have had a job, perhaps to the extent that the DWP never bothered to come up with a scheme to help us – there was never any need to. Now in times of economic woe graduates end up under the same umbrella as a 16 year old school leaver, and obviously the same schemes that might help them are going to be an ill fit for us.
To help guide the DWP through their fog of incompetence and confusion I have a few suggestions for what they could do to help graduates:
- Find suitable placements for graduates. Graduates want work experience, we're all dying for a good internship and it's a cut throat world, the job centre could help by liaising with suitable companies to help hunt these internships down and make them more accessible. If we're in the job centre it probably means that we're the graduates who aren't the well-connected ones with friends and family members sorting out our work experience, and we could do with a helping hand. Poundland won't go down well with a student who spent four years studying economics (although the irony wouldn't be lost on them), but they'd bite your hand off for a placement in a bank. Placements should be paid to ensure that bright but poor young things aren't left out in the cold. If internships are unpaid then benefits should not be stopped, but rather topped up – a scheme like this exists in Ireland, and a lot of my friends ended up on this after finishing university. Currently if you are doing a full time internship, paid or not, you are not entitled to benefits as you are 'unavailable for work'. Doesn't exactly encourage us does it?
- Let us work for our benefits. Do you really want me to work in Poundland to gain some experience? No problem, but that will only be 9.08 hours a week (based on minimum wage of £6.19/hour up to the weekly benefit sum of £56.25)
- Make it easier to temp (this is one for all jobseeker's, not just the graduates). I signed up with a recruitment agency or 3 that occasionally call me and give me some full time work for a few days/weeks. This makes me really happy, apart from how difficult the job centre is about temping. When my temp work is over I don't want to go through the hassle and paperwork of starting an entirely new claim. It isn't new; I was only gone for four days!
- Liaise with temp agencies. When I'm not temping, working in a shop or interning I'm usually trying pretty hard to find a job on my own. But times are hard, and I would appreciate some help. If a temp agency can find me a job for a week or two then it might be nice for the job centre to have a go at offering this service as well. This might suggest laziness on my part (why can't I find my own job?) but I don't mean it to come across that way, it just seems to me that a marriage between a temp agency and the job centre might be rather nice. A week's work feels like a placement anyway, but with temping you actually get paid, and probably gain some experience too. Win.
- It's the economy, stupid. Cait Reilly was unemployed because the economy is in a shambolic state no matter how you fudge the numbers, not because she had no experience on the shop floor. Young graduates are an intelligent and perceptive bunch; we worked hard to get to university and worked equally hard to get our degrees. We did not expect to be in this situation, and we certainly aren't happy about it, so please don't make things worse by patronising us and strangling any ambition we have left with bureaucratic red tape.
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Last weekend I picked up a some collage paper collected together by artist Anthony Zinonos. I have bought one of these little collections of collage papers before (they are available to buy on his website) and found them to be quite inspiring and a good starting point for new projects. These little packs are good for if you don't have the patience, or know where to start looking for interesting paper. Also good for seasoned creative types for whom this is the adult equivalent of a lucky dip, well deserving of irrational childhood excitement. From experience I know that once you start scrapbooking or creating collage art suddenly you start acquiring stamps and tickets and other interesting bits and pieces from everywhere, the materials start to breed and you stop being able to close your drawers.
I quite like the work of Anthony Zinonos, but my plans for the paper were quite different. The first thing I did was to lay out all the pieces on the floor to see what goodies I had and start thinking about how to use them.
I think if there had been a spare white wall going I would have been tempted to just stick everything up because I thought it all looked great already, that's not really engaging my creativity though! What I actually ended up doing was using the graph paper and sewing up a fake graph:
I stuck this into a small Moleskine notebook with the idea of creating a scrapbook. The next page I created was a clear follow on colour/theme wise:
I actually went to buy a copy of the Financial Times specifically for this, to get the printed shares and the specific orange colour. Buying the Financial Times to turn into an project is exactly the sort of financial backwards that seems to follow me around! It looks great here though. I thought a bit of a theme was developing, so here is what I have created so far:
As you can see the collage papers were just a starting point and I had to go in search of specific things I wanted after a certain point. It's always quite difficult to showcase a book as it can be quite laborious to photograph every page so I also made a video, but now I think this gallery works better. Books are difficult things to exhibit in galleries, they always seem to opt for turning a page every week or so (so you would have to visit a lot to see the whole thing!) The sort of scrapbook I'm working on is also quite a tactile object and I think that gets lost in the photographs, the best way to see it is really to flick through it so you can enjoy the different textures of the paper, thread, ink painting and especially the coin rubbings. If you have ever seen hand illuminated manuscripts in galleries or museums then you will know what I am talking about, the gilded scroll work always appears slightly raised, a delightful feature that you completely miss in photographs or prints.
I mentioned before that I managed to pick up a mixed bag of old stamps from an antiques fair last year. The same stall was also selling bags of outdated currency, and I really wish I had bought some now as the banknotes would have been great for this project. Ebay and Amazon do sell old banknotes, but they seem to specialise in rare expensive ones which aren't really what I'm after.
I didn't consciously develop a financial theme for my scrapbook, although it came about by accident I have no shortage of ideas for what else to do (currently I'm cutting out Monopoly money). I find craft projects and drawings to be very therapeutic, and I think something in my subconscious has definitely come out here. Like many of skills I seem to endowed with I have no idea how scrapbooking might be turned into profit, although I sure would like to have an epiphany on that one. If I could do this all day and make money out of it I would be a very happy person. For the time being it's just an activity for evening stress busting, my own itchy fingers and sense of satisfaction. It's a work in progress and I hope to fill all the pages but I'm very pleased with what I have created up to now.
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If some of the responses to the poll in the previous post sound familiar, it's because they're lifted from the Magic 8 Ball, that black plastic oracular orb that answers all your questions. And now, through the wonder that is the internets, you can consult the Magic 8 Ball online. Or you can download this version to your desktop. (at least until it's taken down for copyright infringement).
What's the first question you're going to ask the Magic 8 Ball?


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In one of the my first exercises with p5, I continued working with a topic I'm mildly obsessed with, the golden ratio. This ratio is found throughout nature (it's the most efficient use of space, so it developed independently in species) and is even present in the rotation of plant leaves.
I aimed to make flower petals that rotated with this ratio (1 : 1.618). When that ratio is applied to a circle, the degree of rotation is approximately 270 from the starting point. The petals continue this rotation and grow in size the further down they are. I later connected this p5 sketch to an Arduino to allow its rotation to be interactive.


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The Children of Israel are at a change of season, a change of mission, and a change of generation:
- They are no longer wanderers in the desert or people HOPING for a land - they are coming into their inheritance - no longer refugees but an army
- They are no longer travelers or sojourners in a land to which they do not belong they are now taking ownership of their dreams and their destinies that were promised to them
- No longer fighting for just survival but fighting for destiny
- There is a new generation being set in place to lead and being asked to make a new commitment to the dreams God has spoken over them
There are rules:
- Consecrate yourselves - 3:5
- The next season is going to require more of you than the last season required.
- 13 Therefore, preparing your minds for action, and being sober-minded, set your hope fully on the grace that will be brought to you at the revelation of Jesus Christ.
14 As obedient children, do not be conformed to the passions of your former ignorance,
15 but as he who called you is holy, you also be holy in all your conduct,
16 since it is written, "You shall be holy, for I am holy." - 1 Peter 1:13-16
- it requires PERSONAL by-in and investment
- you don't get to ride on you parents dreams and investment any more.
- to accomplish what you are dreaming you will have to rise to a standard that has not been required of you before
- Stay back because you don't know the way - you have never gone this way before 3:4
- Do not assume that what you have gone through before this has given you the knowledge you need to succeed now
- what got you here will not take you where you are wanting to go
- Be patient, thoughtful, considerate
- Seek wisdom!!!
- Don't quit when it gets hard!!!
- Stand STILL in the Jordan - just when you think you are about to be swept away that is the moment God will break in!
- Do not assume that what you have gone through before this has given you the knowledge you need to succeed now
- Only move when God has gone before you - stay with the presence 3:3
- God has engineered this moment to show you two things
- your strength is not enough
- His strength is MORE than enough
- Watch the presence
- He wants to do this with you - 3:7 I am with you just as I was with Moses
- He wants to do this FOR YOU
- God has engineered this moment to show you two things
There are rewards:
- When you do these things you will see victory 3:5 - tomorrow the Lord will do wonders among you!
- This victory will teach you to trust will be the milestone you look back upon to give you faith for the next victory 3:10
- This victory will be the story that teaches future generations to trust him. 4:3
The pattern is this -
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It's 7:46 and my husband is graciously putting the boys to bed tonight. It's been a long day and I'm tired. Really tired. I know when he comes down here in a few minutes, I should perk up a little. Maybe even sit up and invite him to sit next to me. I really should.
Chances are if you're married with child(ren), you can relate. I love my husband dearly, but marriage is hard work, especially with little ones who demand much of our attention. As a couple's therapist, I've spent a great deal of time and energy understanding what accounts for a thriving marriage, and so much of it boils down to being intentional with our time and continuing to invest in our marriage. If you do the work in your marriage, you will be able to be connected in the (little) time you share together.
Here are a few essential features of a connected marriage.
1. Maintaining Intimacy
Intimacy does not constitute for sex alone (although sex is a fabulous part of this!). I'm talking about connection; spending time together, staying in tune to what's happening in your partner's life, understanding what make him or her tick, investing in yourselves as a couple. Here's a challenge – go out on a date and talk about everything except for kids, money, or work. Gulp. It might not be easy at first but it's a great way to tune into what's going on in your partner's life. And as for the sex part, chances are once you focus on connection and conversation, sex will be a happy result.
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One thing I like to ask my clients is, "are your fights productive?". Some clients are surprised by this question, assuming that all fights are bad. In fact, "fighting" can be a necessary part of marriage. When two people live together and are responsible for maintaing a household and keeping children alive, arguments will ensue. The question is, do your fights produce change? There are a number of constraints that get in the way of productive conflict. Researcher John Gottman cites criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling as the four most destructive behaviors in conflict. Check out more of Gottman's research in his book, The Seven Principals of Making Marriage Work.
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Couples can spend hour upon hour bickering about the division of household labor or who-does-what tit-for-tat. It seems that a big part of the solution lies in showing appreciation for the things our spouse does do, as opposed to riding them for what isn't done. Genuine appreciate goes a long way. So don't be shy about showing your partner how much you appreciate him picking up dinner, or staying home with the kids, or getting the car washed. Some couples work best with "assigned jobs", as in I cook, you clean, or I take the trash out, you put the kids to bed. You get the drift. Find what works for you and your partner, stick you your part, and thank each other honestly.
4. Presenting a United Front
It's necessary to trust that our partner has our back in difficult times. This fosters an essential part of a healthy marriage – feeling safe. Having a united front shows our kids that we are in this together and mom and dad are on the same team. Not only does it create a feeling of safety in within the marriage, but that for the kids, too. This doesn't mean things always have to appear perfect in front of the children, but mutual trust is key.
5. Maintaining a Sense of Humor
It feels good to laugh, and it feels even better to laugh with your spouse. And let's be honest, sometimes, life is funny. It's essential to be aware of the humor in your day and attempt to see humor in your situation. Occasionally, my husband will remind me that we actually created these wild little boys that tear our house apart. This conversation generally results in both of us smiling in the midst of chaos. So keep an eye out for humor – chances are, if you're looking for it, you'll find it.
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Amanda is a contributor at Liberating Working Moms, where this post was originally published.


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Eastbury Manor is a truly stunning house and perfect for those looking for a classic English manor house surrounded by beautiful gardens and scenery. Many of the home's original features are still in place, including an ornate oak staircase and wood panelling and mullion windows with views across the grounds. The garden feature ancient cedar trees, beautiful lawns and even its own lake.
We welcome elderly people who require either short or long-term care. We create a 'Map of Life' for our residents by talking to them, their family and their friends. This builds up a picture of their life, including their interests and needs, and not only helps us get to know them properly but also gives us a clear idea of their caring needs.
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Events and activities are a very important part of daily life at Eastbury Manor. To make sure everything runs smoothly, our activity co-ordinator is on hand for any help you might need.
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We want to make sure that new arrivals feel completely comfortable when they first arrive at the home. To help with this, our activity co-ordinator makes a point of meeting up with new residents as soon as possible to learn about their interests and pick a range of activities for them to try. This could be an existing hobby of theirs, something they've always wanted to try or an activity within a group, which is a great way to meet other residents and make friends.
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- Menu posted in large, clear type
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Nick Nolte and Robert Redford have a nice banter, and Emma Thompson is pleasant and warm.
I worry so much about Nolte's health; he looks like he'll kill over at any moment. Red faced, always out of breath.
So enjoy him while you can, and relish the two together.
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FTP, SSH, Ping in Linux – Linux Tutorial 12
Welcome to the Linux tutorial video tutorial While working on a Linux operating system, you may need to communicate with other devices For this you can use some basic utilities that will help you communicate with Networks are linux systems and remote users So let's learn them one by one start with pain This tool is typically used to check whether or not the connection to the server is healthy This command is also used in network analysis and [host] Track and manage network performance Test hardware and software problems Ping is the IP address of the [peng] space or the [host] name to try some examples The terminal is running a ping space, and the IP address system sends 64 bytes of data to the IP address if So one of the data packets is not back or lost it suggests a connection error you can press cTRL C key combination out of the pain ring Similarly, we can use the peng space hostname, we will try WWL comm here and check the connection to the server? Is this how you can use the ping command? By going to FTP, it encodes FTP Which is the most preferred protocol for data transfer Between computers, you can use FTP to log on and establish a connection with the remote host Download and download files Navigate through directories and Browse the contents of the syntax directories to establish an FTP connection with the remote host IP address for FTP or host name, let's check it on the terminal when you have entered the command to ask for it Authentication User Name and Password Go ahead and enter your username and password Once the connection is created and logged on, these commands may be used to perform different actions So let's impose some of these orders on the terminal So if you want to view the files in the current directory From the remote computer, you need to type the dir command if you get an error While the commands are running, you can turn on passive mode and ignore this mode Errors in firewalls and data security, so let's go [ahead] and run dir again With the help of put command, we will upload a file with the local file name Press [enter] and the file will be uploaded to the remote computer Now if you want to check for this file, you can run the dir command again You will be able to see the local file on the remote computer Now let's go ahead and download a file from the remote computer Here we have a file That we would like to load the command to download a file from the remote computer is getting it The file name space is a remote file in our case, so let's go ahead and run this command FTP says that the file was moved successfully The quit command will register us from FTP This is how you can use FTP to transfer data between computers and the following telnet utility Helps connect to Linux computer remotely [then] programs and remotely behaves Administration This tool is similar to the Remote Desktop feature that is located in a Windows device The syntax for this tool is the IP address of the telnet space or the host name For the purpose of presentation here we have connected to our computer or local host using telnet Once you put your username and pass well And you are authenticated you can execute the commands exactly as you do by using the station The only difference is if you are connected to a remote host, the commands will be Implemented on the remote machine and not your local computer Talat has become obsolete over the years as more secure protocols have emerged to connect to remote computers That's why we move on to the next utility that ssh It stands for a safe shell and is used to safely connect to a remote computer Compared to ten net ssh [is] safe The server connection is authenticated by using a numeric certificate and an encrypted password It is then widely used by system administrators To control Linux remote servers The syntax for logging on to ssh is Ssh, the user name space on the IP address or host name, let's try it on the station So let's get into the ssh using the command and sage user name, IP address or host name Once you enter the login command, the station will ask you to enter your password when you enter your password SSH, you will be logged in now You can go ahead and run commands on it like the way you do on the difference station Will this command be executed on the remote computer? So let's try more than dir this command would list all the directory contents in the home directory So let's find out.
What is the current working manual? [So] at the moment.
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Similarly to the writing exit You will be logged out of the old age Let's go through the main points of this tutorial The connection between Linux or Unix and other different computer networks and remote users is Can a ping be verified that the connection with a host name or an IP address is working or not? Turn on Ping IP address or hostname on the machine FTP is the preferred protocol for sending and receiving large files that you can create Connect the FTP with the remote host, and then use the commands to download the download files Checking the file and browsing the telnet tool helps you connect to and work on a remote Linux computer Ssh, is an alternative to telnet, and is used by system administrators To control Linux remote servers.
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Kelli Gardner
"My job is about making sure donors feel appreciated, as they should be, and keeping them engaged by doing the little things that count."
Kelli Gardner joined Penn State in 2008 as a staff assistant in the university's Gift Planning Office after working for the Big Brother/Big Sister Program of State College, other non-profits and a law firm. She became the development assistant in the College of Agricultural Sciences in 2010 and two years later was named assistant director of stewardship. She oversees endowments and annual funds; makes sure gift agreements are followed and donors are thanked; assists college departments and programs in their stewardship efforts; and supports the college's gift officers by providing publications, reports and more to help them connect with donors. Kelli hales from Long Island, NY and has a bachelor's degree in sociology and social work from Lock Haven University.


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Alimony Reform
Posted By Posted by Blair Chan on Feb 1, 2013 8:30am PST || Feb 1, 2013
Alimony reform may be coming (again) to Florida. There is a bill pending before the Florida Legislature that seeks to reform (yet again) Florida's alimony laws. However, this bill has a provision that provides for the elimination of permanent alimony here in Florida family law cases and offers provisions to make it easier to modify alimony upon the payor's retirement. A version of the bill has already passed the Florida House of Representatives (House Bill 549) and is now being considered by the Florida Senate (Senate Bill 748). If you have strong feelings for or against reform, now may be ideal time to contact your state senator or congressional representative and make your voice heard.
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It takes a heck of a lot of work to be a solopreneur. Did you know that? I mean, I assumed it would be busy, that's for sure, but I certainly didn't, and couldn't, understand it until I was going through it. While there are hundreds of duties you assume as the CEO of your freelance writing career, making yourself visible to potential clients (while building on your relationships with current clients) is one of the toughest and most strenuous jobs you'll have.
First, you choose a visibility strategy. If you've been writing for years, your go-to will be creating a blogging campaign and sharing those posts out online. Then, you'll network in social media groups and promote your services. Maybe you'll take it a step further and create products you can sell via your freelance writing website. You're working hard, yet sometimes it seems as if all this (unpaid) hard work is falling on deaf ears. You're ready to try something new but you can't invest much more money into your marketing communications, so what do you do?
It's time you consider recording live videos on Facebook.
I started filming live videos because everyone else in my Facebook business groups seemed to be doing it. For real. I was watching as these entrepreneurs grew their businesses by connecting with their audiences on a deeper level than they could with writing. Their reach was visibly growing, and I was left with a sinking feeling that some of my peers were suddenly sprinting past me. The way I saw it, I had two choices: I could wade in my jealousy, or I could join them.
Ah, but live videos presented more and more obstacles. Not only would I need to change out of my loungewear, but I'd also need to slap on some makeup and find a spot in my house that looked presentable enough to be filmed but was far enough out of earshot of my napping daughter.
But I worked through all these things . . . and I did it. And it was scary. Then it wasn't scary anymore. It was successful. Very successful. Much more successful than I'd thought possible. The first day I went live, I had a former colleague contact me to ask if I had availability . . . immediately. In just one week of consistent posting, I gained over 100 followers on my Facebook page. Countless acquaintances sent me messages to ask me to expand on something they heard in the video or to ask questions for me to answer in future live appearances. I was booked up with discovery calls from people who wanted to know if we'd make a good fit to work together.
My videos were getting noticed, and as pleased as I was, this right-brained, creative girl wanted to understand why this particular marketing method worked so well, so that I could continue to ride the momentum.
Going live the first time is super scary, y'all. Anything could happen. Your children could interrupt screaming, "HI!" in the background, items near your camera could crash into view, or your phone could shut off in the middle of the recording (because there are thousands of pictures you'd failed to delete and no storage for anything else). How do I know? Well, in my short career of filming live videos, all of those happened to me. Now, I highly doubt people are simply watching my videos in anticipation of the next big mistake. So, why are they tuning in, and what makes them want to work with me after watching?
It's simple. Being real creates a connection. When your audience relates to you, connects with you, they're more likely to want to do business with you. If you want to build a relationship in order to boost your bottom line, here are a few tips that you must follow.
You don't have to lecture me about being nervous to go live. I know all the excuses: I don't know what to talk about, I'm not good on camera, What will my friends/coworkers/former classmates/next-door neighbor think when they see me on video? I get it, but I can't feel bad for you. If you want something enough, you're going to put the effort into it. Period. End of story.
And if you feel nervous about your looks or the physical space around you, well . . . get over yourself. I know, I'm being harsh, but I also know how easily these thoughts can derail your momentum. I didn't go live once because I had too many wild hair frizzies that couldn't be tamed. It was a wasted opportunity. No one cares if you have a curtain or wood paneling as a backdrop, or if the shirt you're currently wearing is the same one you wore in a video last week. If you're providing value to your audience, they'll feel connected and satisfied. Plus, they have frizzies, favorite shirts, and awkward rooms in their home, too. No one is perfect.
Meet Sasha Gray, the powerhouse behind Lipstick, Margaritas and Hairspray, which has over 230,000 followers on Facebook. She does live videos Monday through Saturday mornings with a longer "Scattered Sasha" show on Tuesday evening. Her reach is immense and her fan following is loyal. But why? It's simple: Sasha's presence is contagious. She is a strong storyteller who shares her thoughts and insights about daily life with her following. She's also not afraid to make mistakes, be silly, or speak her mind. She doesn't do anything to gain an audience. They're attracted to her.
So, why am I telling you about her? Because you're a storyteller, too. You have all the tools you need to capture the attention of your viewers. Use your way with words to engage your audience, and while you're finding your footing, you'll gain a following.
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If you're going to go live, expect there to be many mistakes that happen throughout your video journey. Gray says, "Of course you hope you won't make them, but you do! Just remember that mistakes are what make you real to someone. People want to do business with people like them—real, everyday humans that they know, like, and trust." So, be that person, mistakes and all.
As Renee Hribar, founder of the Entrepreneurial Parents Movement and host of The "S" Word LIVE! says, "If you make a mistake and hate it—some mistakes are good and make you more relatable—but if you hate it, delete it." If you mess up in the middle of a live video, end it and don't post it to your timeline. Just the other day, when I first went live, I realized that I had mascara all over one of my eyelids, but someone had just clicked on my video and announced themselves. What did I do? I said, "Whoops, I'll be right back." I didn't post that one-minute clip; I fixed my makeup job and started over again. Give yourself a little grace when things aren't perfect.
Also, know that you might not be the person making the mistake, either. Facebook Live is still a baby, and it can be temperamental. Not only do you have to laugh off your own mistakes, but you have to prepare for the random technical issues that happen with live filming. Hribar understands how frustrating it can be to experience these glitches, and takes steps to try to prevent them. She says, "I become my first viewer. This helps to make sure I have audio and that I am actually live. I started doing this after having done a 20-minute live video, wondering why no one showed up, and pressing finish, only to have the screen popup reading, 'You have to have gone live at least four seconds.' WHAAATT?!? I just went live for 20 minutes!"
There are many ways to film a video that shares strategic, valuable content. The first is being ready to perform. Gray says, "Have notes. Know what you want to say and get it out. Be prepared, but not over prepared. Be a little spontaneous." Start with a story for the lede and use what you've learned in your freelance writing career to develop a few key points that will provide immense value to your readers. Once your outline is ready, so are you.
And don't be stingy with the information you share, either. Hribar says, "My mantra on all things is 'Give all that you've got.' You will never tell someone too much that would prevent them from hiring you." This means you can share writing tips, SEO ideas, marketing tactics—whatever it is that your following would benefit from. If you've niched down, talk about the topics your ideal audience understands (or wants to understand!).
Your audience isn't watching you live because they want to see you. If they simply wanted to watch you speak, they could skip the live version and watch the replay when you post it to your page. The reason they enjoy the live version is because it makes them feel as if they are communicating directly with you. Gray says, "The connection you can make with the people in that moment is phenomenal, and they really want that connection, as well. It feels like a personal conversation between two people, even if it may be 200 people watching."
The best way to engage your viewers is to ask questions of them. Hribar says, "Ask simple, easy-to-answer questions. The goal is lots of comments to increase organic reach." To engage her audience right away, Hribar asks viewers to say "hello" when they join and share a personal fact, such as where they are or what they do. She asks questions throughout the video. "I premeditate calls to comment that are simple and easy to answer, and then stop and sip my water or tea, or just breathe for a second to give them a chance to answer," she says.
To encourage viewers to engage with you, read their comments and questions out loud as they appear. Use their name when you repeat it, too. Say, "Amanda just said, 'Oh my goodness. I can't wait to try this out." Then, follow up with a comment to her. Suggest that she come back into the comments and let everyone know her results. If people think that there is a possibility that you are going to address them during your video, they'll be more likely to participate.
You may think you're done with your marketing efforts once you've finished recording, and technically, you're right, but only if you take the easy way out. There is so much you can do to boost your reach and make your videos more enticing. First, if you want to increase your reach, you'll share your video. If you posted on your business page, like I do, share it on your personal page, in your Facebook group, and any other groups you're involved in (but only if that's allowed).
Next, edit your videos. Make sure they have titles and include smart keywords in the video tags. You can even tag people you mentioned in the video or check yourself into a location (like a coffee shop) if you're filming outside of your home. Then, generate captions so that the viewers who can't hear you will be able to read along as you talk. Digiday reports that 85 percent of Facebook Live videos are watched without sound. Take that one in for a moment. Why bother recording these videos if you're audience isn't going to be able to hear you? Captions solve that problem. #NoHeadphonesNeeded
One more thing: develop the connections you've created. "Do follow up and make a point to connect in a genuine way with those who engage live or on the replay with your live streams. They took the time to watch you. They are raising their hand saying 'I'm interested,' in some way," says Hribar. They may be potential clients. Nurture the lead and build the relationship.
Are you ready to add live videos to your marketing plan for 2017? Film your first or next video and leave the link in the comments!


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Nokia's classic Snake comes to Facebook: How to play the new AR game
The classic snake game can be played on Facebook through AR filters available on the camera app. Here's how to play.tech Updated: Aug 02, 2018 16:31 IST
HMD Global is making the classic 'Snake' game widely available to all users globally. Snake game has a new AR filter on Facebook which can be accessed through the social platform's camera app. This AR filter is available on Android and iOS and for all smartphone users, not just Nokia.
The game will be available as an AR filter called 'Snake Mask' and the ability to play the game in 'Snake Real World'. As clean and simple the classic game is, the AR version is rather creepy and weird. The AR filter will turn your face into a giant green snake with graphics reminiscent of games like Contra.
How to use AR snake on Facebook
Update the Facebook app to its latest version on Android and iOS.
Tap on the Facebook camera icon located at the top left corner of the app.
Select the filter icon and look for the green snake filter.
The 'Snake Mask' filter is accessible through the selfie camera. As with every AR filter, this one also has a feature where the snake's tongue comes out when you open your mouth.
As for the 'Snake Real World' it can be accessed through the rear camera. Here, users can play the game by turning them into the snake and eating the apple when it comes your way. Users can also livestream their snake gameplay through Facebook Live, and invite their friends to activate multi-player functionality.
Alternatively, users can also play the snake game on Messenger. HMD Global resurrected the classic snake game with the launch of redux Nokia 3310 in 2017.
First Published: Aug 02, 2018 16:21 IST


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Is Hardwood Easier To Maintain Than Carpet
If you are thinking about installing new floor coverings in your home, then it is important to understand how to maintain the surfaces. When you have hardwood floors, you will struggle to care for the surfaces to eliminate the scratches from debris that is carried in on everyone's shoes. In addition, hardwood tiles and planks […]Read More..
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Princess Royale Hotel & Conference Center
- Free WiFi and free parking
- Collect nights
Princess Royale Hotel & Conference Centerfrom ZAR 1,822
- Suite, 1 King Bed (Side Ocean View)
- Suite, 2 Queen Beds (Side Ocean View)
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Pool View
- Suite, 2 Queen Beds, Pool View
- Best Value Suite, No Balcony, No View
- Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed ( Direct Ocean Front)
- Suite, 2 Queen Beds (Direct Ocean Front)
- Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed (Pool Level)
- Suite (Pool Level)
- Family Condo, 2 Bedrooms, Oceanfront
- Suite, 1 King Bed, Pool View (No Balcony)
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What's around Princess Royale Hotel & Conference Center
- On the beach
- Ocean City Beach - 1 min walk
- Maryland Beach - 28 min walk
- Ocean Plaza Mall Shopping Center - 6 min walk
- Ocean City County Library - 9 min walk
- Assawoman Bay - 17 min walk
- Gold Coast Mall - 18 min walk
- Ocean City Square Shopping Center - 27 min walk
Getting around
- Ocean City, MD (OCE-Ocean City Municipal) - 17 min drive
- Salisbury, MD (SBY-Salisbury - Ocean City Wicomico Regional) - 44 min drive
- Georgetown, DE (GED-Sussex County) - 46 min drive
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 336 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 12 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-2 AM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-out
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Up to 2 children stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Valet parking *
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator
- ATM/banking
- Picnic area
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Premium bedding
- In-room massage available
- Separate sitting area
- Partially open bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Dishwasher
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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Special features
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Creative Day Spa. Services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, Swedish massages, and facials. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology. The spa is equipped with a mud bath.
The spa is open select days. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
DiningSchooners Restaurant - This beachfront restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
Cafe on the Green - This beachfront café specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch and light fare. Open select days.
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
Princess Royale Hotel & Conference Center's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Princess Royale
- Princess Royale
- Princess Royale Hotel
- Princess Royale Hotel Ocean City
- Princess Royale Ocean City
- Royale Princess
- Princess Royale Ocean City Maryland
Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Resort fee: USD 6.95 per night
Resort fee inclusions:
- Pool access
- Beach access
- Fitness center access
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Parking
Inclusions may be listed elsewhere on the page as free or for a surcharge.
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability)
Valet parking costs USD 9.95 per day
Rollaway beds are available for USD 20.00 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for USD 15.00 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Recent reviews
Fabulous 8,6 From 714 reviews
Hotel was very clean, staff was courteous and friendly. Hotel had many amenities such as a large inside pool, sauna, jacuzzis located on sun deck, pool bar, restuarant with bar, beach bar with entertainment at times, exercise room and convenience store in lobby. Food market across the street and many restaurants and store in walking distance.
The staff was very sweet, polite and courteous. The property was so comfortable and accessible to the beach easily. Thank you and you guys do an amazing job!!!
Great hotel for families. The indoor pool is awesome and has two sauna rooms and a hot tub. We enjoyed both the beach and the pool during our stay.
My stay was very nice, the hotel was very clean and I really like my pool level suite. The thing that really surprised me was the restaurant had a very limited menu and the food was just ok!
Great hotel! Very clean, staff very nice and helpful, great location, great pool, and parking garage. The pool tiki bars weren't open and it was the weekend, was a little upsetting. Would definitely stay here again!
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DOJ Threatening Lawsuit Against Harvard Over Admissions Policies Investigation
The Department of Justice is threatening a lawsuit against Harvard University over its investigation into whether the college's admission policies discriminate against Asian Americans.
In a letter, first obtained and reported by the Wall Street Journal, the Justice Department said Harvard is stonewalling the DOJ's efforts to investigate the college's potential violation of civil rights. According to the Wall Street Journal, the document request comes from a civil rights lawsuit filed in 2014 that alleges Harvard limits the number of Asian-Americans it admits each year.
The letter goes on to say Harvard is "not complying" and "challenged" the authority of the DOJ by failing to provide requested documents.
The Justice Department will give Harvard until Dec. 1 to comply with their original Oct. 19 document request. If Harvard fails to provide those documents, the Department of Justice will file a lawsuit against Harvard.


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Turkish has three words for uncle: "Amca", "Dayı", "Enişte"; and three for aunt: "Hala", "Teyze", "Yenge". Here is how to use them.
Let's start with the parents: "Baba" means father and "Anne" means mother. Father's brother is "Amca", mother's brother is "Dayı". An uncle not related by blood is "Enişte". Father's sister is "Hala", mother's sister is "Teyze". An aunt not related by blood is "Yenge".
In all but formal circumstances, it is common to address considerably older strangers as "Amca" (uncle) or "Teyze" (aunt). However, I was once referred to as "Enişte" — probably due to the fact that I'm a foreigner and therefore I belong to the large family of all Turks by marriage, not by blood.


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Dr Daniel Cook to give plenary address for Laurence Sterne Foundation in Poland
Published on Tue 24 Oct 2017
Dr Daniel Cook, Senior Lecturer in English at the University of Dundee, will be delivering a plenary address at The Second International Laurence Sterne Foundation Conference in Poland on Thursday 26th October.
An expert on Scottish and Irish literature of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Daniel will discuss the theory and practice of authorship and appropriation in the case of the eighteenth-century Irish novelist and wit Laurence Sterne. He will be drawing on research undertaken for his recent book for Cambridge University Press, The Afterlives of Eighteenth-Century Fiction, and for The Cambridge Guide to the Eighteenth-Century Novel, 1660-1820, and other projects.
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