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This section is from "Every Woman's Encyclopaedia". Also available from Amazon: Every Woman's Encyclopaedia.
Unable, and, indeed, unwilling, to believe that George was capable of laying so treacherous a trap as this for her, she went in person to Carlton House and asked him where she was to sit.
"You know, madam," said the Regent, "you have no place."
"None, Sir," she replied," but such as you choose to give me."
Then she withdrew, and, except on the evening after the fete, when, at a reception given by the Duchess of Devonshire, she passed the Prince as he was sitting chatting with Lady Hertford, she saw her husband no more. The splendid extravagances of the Regency Court were delights of which Mrs. Fitzherbert did not partake. She was living in quiet seclusion, for her heart was filled with bitterness and her mind with memories, but memories which, in spite of herself, she cherished dearly.
Memories of the Past
And George - his mind, too, was filled with memories, but he concealed them beneath a mask of gaiety; his self-esteem forbade him to reveal regrets. Accordingly, he was lavish in his attentions to Lady Hertford, installed her as the reigning lady in his Court, and inundated her with adulation, although she bored him as excessively as he bored her. In this way he hoped to pique Mrs. Fitzherbert, and to bring her as a suppliant to his feet.
Croker would have us believe that his love was dead, but this is a theory which subsequent events disprove. Forget the past he could not; imagination is creative, not a destructive force, even an imagination such as George's. It may have assured him that he was present at the battle of Waterloo, convinced him with such certainty that he dared even to appeal to the Duke of Wellington to confirm his statements - the Duke's answer is immortal, "I have heard your Majesty say so before," he said - but to make him forget Mrs. Fitzherbert was a task beyond its power.
In 1821, after the death of Queen Caroline, he endeavoured by means of another ruse to break her silence, and sent a message to her in which he announced his intention of marrying again. But Mrs. Fitzherbert was not perturbed. "Very well, Sir," she replied. And this contemptuous answer, perhaps, debarred him from his purpose.
In 1830, moreover, during the King's last illness she showed how real was her devotion, for her anxiety was distressing, her sorrow pitiable to behold, and there was nobody to whom she could confide the knowledge of her grief, during her later years, the past a subject upon which she was very reticent.
She could not, however, allow the man she loved to pass away beyond recall without sending him one word of tender parting. Accordingly, struggling with pride, she took up her pen and wrote:
"Sir, - After many repeated struggles with myself, from apprehension of appear troublesome or intruding upon your Majesty, after so many years of continued silence, my anxiety respecting your Majesty has got the better of my scruples, and I trust your Majesty will believe me most sincere when I assure you how truly I have grieved to hear of your sufferings . . ."
Death also revealed the depth of George's love. As he was lying on his death-bed, he sent for the Duke of Wellington, and instructed him to see that nothing should be removed from his person after death, and that he should be buried in the very garments in which then he lay.
The Duke promised to fulfil his Royal master's last request, but later, when left alone in the chamber with the open coffin, he noticed a piece of ribbon, very thin through wear, encircling the dead monarch's neck. What was attached to that ribbon? His curiosity was aroused. Presently he unfastened the dead man's shirt, and then he saw that which enabled him, perhaps for the first time in his life, to understand the King whom he had lost. Attached to that ribbon was a locket, and in the locket a tiny miniature of Maria Fitzherbert.
Some weeks elapsed before the Duke acquainted Mrs. Fitzherbert with his secret, but when she heard of it her heart was filled with gladness. It was no small consolation to her who had loved to know also that she had been loved.
The Duke of Clarence, moreover, when he ascended the throne as William IV . did not forget his brother's widow. He was devoted to Mrs. Fitzherbert, and, through all her troubles in the past, had been her truest friend, and now he gave further testimony of his loyalty.
Mrs. Fitzherbert dined frequently with him at St. James's Palace, and was on terms of closest friendship both with himself and with the Queen. From purely official functions alone did she absent herself, and this she did merely because the question of precedence was a difficult one to solve. The King desired to create her a duchess; but this offer she declined, although she thanked him for the honour. She had been the wife of a king; this was honour enough. As Mrs. Fitzherbert, therefore, she remained, until on March 27,
1837, she died at Brighton at the age of eighty-two, and the nation truly mourned the woman who had been the King of England's wife but never their Queen.
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When it comes to investing, many of us are more terrified of losses we experience in the short-term, versus the potential gains we can achieve over the long-term. Money is a very sensitive topic for most folks and the idea of any loss is unnerving and frightening. I get that. But there will be ups and downs in the market and these could play to your advantage over time.
First, get a hold of yourself! That's right, keep those emotions under control and remember that investing should be for the most part, emotionless. Irrational and emotional decisions can lead to catastrophe when it comes to your investments. For starters, turn off the market pundits and ignore the annual forecasts if you know this will upset you. Pundits and forecasters are all about having a January alert to apprise investors of the year ahead. But how many times do you pull that forecast up in December to see how right, or wrong, the forecasters got the market?
Second, you need to keep your ultimate goal in mind. Think long term…very long term! Stop worrying about today's loss or this year's bad market and definitely stop trying to time the market. Sit down with your adviser and craft a personalized, well-thought-out plan that meets your needs and serves your long-term interest, timeline and goals. Doing this makes market timing irrelevant because you will have a plan in place for the market of today, tomorrow and into the future.
Third, remember that markets go up and they go down. These fluctuations for the long-term investor are actually assets. Just like Warren Buffett, you too can avail yourself of the gift of a downturn in the market. Downturns are a great opportunity to load up on investments at lower prices – a sale! If you have an investment plan and are putting away money on a regular basis, these downturns can work to your benefit. If you have an adviser, you most likely discussed market volatility, risk and are better prepared to realize 'this too shall pass'.
I've heard people complain, 'I am close to retirement, I can't suffer a downturn'. This statement encapsulates exactly why they should have been working with an adviser. First, remove the emotion, other than being happy that you are about to retire. Second, remember your ultimate long-term goal? You shouldn't be market timing. And, third, you should have already been working with an adviser even if you are retiring during a downturn; your planning should have you positioned to be ready for retirement regardless of the current market. If this is a fear for you, talk to your adviser. Most likely, your adviser started you on a revised investing allocation long before your retirement date.
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Eli's Album Review 5/24/09
Sleep for Sleepers: The Clearing
So today after a long rest of doing reviews i thought I'd review a band that i recently got to meet and get to know. Before I get into the review, i just want to say these are some really cool guys and if you get a chance to talk to them, you'll know what i mean. Now to the review.
So Sleep for Sleepers is a band recently signed with Dreamt Music and come from the city of Whittier. Their sound is very catchy and everything from the drums to the guitars are in sync and thick. What makes a band for me is vocals and these are as good as any. Everything from the tone to the harmonies are spot on and its gonna be interesting how good they will be the longer and more they play. The CD with tracks like Thieves and Bones, The Fearless and Twilight bring the rock you want and the soft parts you crave. They are a good balance and at times remind me of bands like Mae and Mainstay. What really sticks out for me in this CD is the lyrics and meaning behind these songs. You can tell that real life experiences went into the songs and the vocals reflect that. Its always great to connect to songs with your own life and that was the case with me.
Overall i recommend this CD for any fans of the alt rock style and those who like the ambient passes as well. What crazy to see is how young these guys are and that if they stick together what they will be able to accomplish.


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I'm starting school again.
I'm excited for classes.
The process of getting to the classes part is frustrating at times.
I filled out the registration page where you list the course numbers, titles, days and times of the classes you ideally would like to take.
We needed someone to sign off to leave the meeting.
One person kept insisting that I put more variety into the classes - the majority of classes I wrote down were psychology, since my concentration will be in psychology.
I completely understand the point of this, and if I hadn't already taken so many other classes or if I wasn't so focused on what I want to do, or if I were younger, like the age of a sophomore going straight through college after high school, I would be all for it.
Currently, though, I would rather be as versed as possible in what I want to do with my life, and after I have completed all that is REQUIRED then I'll take a few more elective courses if I still have time left there.
I also am lucky enough to have money for college thansk to my parents having planned to send me to college and therefore having saved money. When I take classes solely for enjoyment with no benefit in my career, I feel guilty not taking full advantage of the opportunity they have given me.
Another thing is that I want to do an Independent Study - I must find a faculty member on my own. My advisor cannot help me.
I want to eventually work towards a PsyD - similar to a PhD, more hands on work. Very few people have given me concrete helpful information.
I will get to where I am going eventually. I am just anxious to be there.
I need to learn patience.
Luckily in years past I have learned to go out of my way to found out what needs to happen.
Until recently I would just go with the flow.
If the answer wasn't apparent and no one gave it to me, I made due without an answer.
Now I go out and search for answers. It's fun sometimes.
Anyhow - long run ahead of me, I'll make it!
I register for classes tomorrow. I really hope I get all my 1st choice classes.
Tonight my brother will be arriving from CA
He and his girlfriend are staying with Jon and I until Monday.
I have not met his girlfriend.
My brother never calls me - well he did call to wish me a happy birthday, but that's about the extent of it.
I don't mind so much, it just makes it hard to gauge exactly where I stand with him and who he is.
Friday my folks will be in town to
a) see my bro
b) see the apartment we might buy
c) see my bro
It's also my dad's birthday.
The visit is my parent's present to my brother for my bro's b-day.
He turned 21.
That's another interesting concept for the visit.
Apartment - I found someplace I love.
I hope my folks love it just as much - well my mother, since she's the one buying with me.
It needs fixing up, but it's perfect.
I want to fix someplace up, it will make it feel more like my own.
Talked to the lawyer
E-mailed the lawyer answers to many questions
Lawyer is writing a letter to the business person stating that he owes me money and that we are going to take legal action. It also states that if he would like we are willing to meet with him and a lawyer of his choosing (If he want's to bring a lawyer) before taking such legal action.
I just want this to be over with.
I don't even care about the money anymore.
I lost a lot, but it was my choice.
And due to previous times of lending, all to SO's making the situation a bit different, but still, I decided that I would never lend money expecting to get it back. I would very much appreciate it, but at this point I just want it to be done.
I feel bad for the guy more than anything.
He lives his life based on other people. He is not free. He is chained to people who he can get to give time, energy, and effort to his wants and needs. One day he won't have anyone there and he will have to face himself.
It will be over soon and I will be able to breathe fully.
So I realized a few things since I returned from vacation.
I have an obsessive need to feel like I'm accomplishing something at all times when I am not on a technical "vacation".
From the day I returned my load of things to do has just been increasing, along with my tension level. I say tension rather then stress, because I am never truly "stressed" in the sense of freaking out. Instead I just make sure I have many things to do so that I feel like I am getting to where I need to be.
Or maybe it's more that there is so much that I want to accomplish, I feel I wouldn't be doing myself justice by putting it off when I can work on it now - even if it creates a heavy load. Kind of like proving to myself that I can handle anything.
I didn't realize how much I care about my wfs.
While he was gone I missed him. I mean, not to say I had never missed him before, but not in this way. It was like all the times I had spent away from him all of a sudden hit me full force. I think it's because for so long I never let anyone get too close as a result of past relationships that I couldn't access how I felt about him.
I knew that deep down I cared about him as much as he shows that he cares about me, but I wasn't able to grasp it the way he could.
Well I did.
I'm a very lucky person.
When I came back, I wanted to explore and question, like when I first moved up here.
I went with Jon to the natural musuem of history.
I loooove just being out of the apartment and learning and seeing and experiencing.
I've fallen back into my old routine a bit, but I hope to explore some more once the lawyer and apartment are taken care of.
It takes effort to make time and plans outside of normal life stuff, but I want to make an effort.
I've also gone back to cooking for myself more than just turkey and cheese or tuna fish.
I made tofu lasagna with turkey.
Tofu instead of pasta.
It was pretty good.
I want to try a few more things, as well as a few things I used to make.
I will be ok.
I can get obsessive in general, especially when I'm not grounded
While wfs was gone I
-e-mailed back and forth with lawyer (it is very possible to get emotional over someone else's mistakes)
-talked w/dad about apartment. he only had negative opinions due to his own issues. (we talked, it's ok now - probably didn't help that it was the same day as e-mailing with lawyer)
-had first day of oreintation for school
-realized how much I really wanted the apartment
The night before orientation I had trouble sleeping due to the idea that I might not get the apartment - not because of my mom not liking it, but because someone else might buy it before my mom had a chance to see it and decide.
Normally my frame of mind is such that if something is supposed to be in my life, it will be. I'm not saying I won'y take actions to attempt to make my life how I want it, but I also won't be destroyed if it doesn't turn out as planned.
I was entirely unraveled this weekend.
I'm ok now. I'm not sure what it was that set me off is the scary part. I haven't had anything like that for years now I believe.
I definitely appreciate my sense of going with the flow now that I've been back to where I once was on a normal basis.
OK -this is more than long enough.
One last thing - if I do get the place I want visitors!
If not, I want visitors when I do move.
Also, if anyone feels inclined to help at all (paint, tile, other) you are invited.
I hope everyone is doing wonderfully.


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Video Internship Description - Law Legal Services / Advocacy
Over the summer, we're putting together video descriptions of as many different internship options as we can. Rather than have one of us explain these internships – we're having current and former interns do it. This description comes from Nicholas, who is currently interning in law and legal services / combined somewhat with environmental advocacy. Law and Legal Services is a broad field and can also include hands on legal research work - which we'll see in the next video.
Nicholas' internship is part of the Student Internship Program. Placements like his are available in Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal.


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How does it steer?
A steering linkage runs under the cargo box connecting the fork and handlebars - each of which has its own headset. Steering is tight and smooth, a little twitchy at slow speeds as you start rolling forward from a stop, but once you get going it settles down and doesn't require any special attention to track in straight line. The long wheelbase takes most of the width of a typical residential street for a U turn, a little less with your foot down. The bike makes nice sweeping turns on 90 degree corners and is quick steering enough to get out of the way of cars if you need to. I imagine the shorter cargo bike would have a little tighter turning radius.
Generally, the bike steers better with a kid or some cargo in the box and continues to steer well all the way up to the recommended max cargo weight with as much as 175 lbs up front. I hauled a guy from the office who weighs more than 200 lbs. around a parking lot and there was a little more flex, but no other signs that the bike was beyond its recommended load. As anyone who has done much bike touring will know, 175 lbs. of cargo is a lot to ask of a bike - even the best chrome-moly touring racks will start failing at significantly less than half this weight. I'm impressed with how well the Bakfiets handles really heavy loads - it doesn't feel much different to carry 25 or 150 lbs. on flat ground. Whether or not you can pedal up more than a slight incline with such a load is another matter, but in moderately flat neighborhoods like NE Portland you could easily haul over 100 lbs. around without much effort. I figure a large grocery run for my family with 4 full bags is never much more than 50 lbs. including milk and beverages. A couple of small kids plus groceries is still well under 175 lb.


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This week (March 11-17) is National Ground Water Awareness Week. Just as you check your furnace or smoke detector batteries seasonally, spring is a good season to have an annual drinking water well checkup before the peak water use season begins. Every household well owner is urged to check his or her well cap to make sure it is in good condition to protect their water supply from contamination. A damaged or unsecured well cap can allow the entry of bacteria or other contaminants into the well. It is one of the easiest things to check, and any well owner can do it. Other things you can do to protect your well and drinking water supply:
- Properly maintain your septic system: make sure to have your septic tank pumped every 3 to 5 years and check for signs that your septic system is not working
- Handle gasoline, motor oil, fertilizers, pesticides and other hazardous chemicals with care, making sure not to dump them on the ground or pour them down the sink. When you're done with them, dispose of them properly at a recycling center
- Inspect your heating oil tank and its piping to make sure it's not leaking, starting to corrode or rust, or in danger of tipping over
- Don't throw away or flush unused or unwanted medications down the drain. Instead, properly and safely dispose of them by using Maine's Safe Medicine Disposal for ME free medication mailback program
To learn more about how you can protect your well water, visit wellwater.maine.gov or www.wellowner.org. To learn more about public water systems in Maine, visit www.medwp.com


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If you're busy pondering that decade-old question-- what do I wear to the desert, ponder no more.
In partnership with BGBGeneration, we've rounded up the dream desert essentials that will seamlessly transition from pool party to polo field, day to night, and so much more.
Cotton Eyelet Ruffle-Hem Romper:
Part flirty, part fun, this cotton eyelet romper is the easiest way to do pretty, without having to worry about looking too plain. Dance the night away to Beyoncé in this sweet number.
Sunprint Floral Asymmetrical Maxi Dress:
Romance this trend with a floral dress that's sure to beat the desert heat and bring the fashion heat. It's easy and breezy, with a party slit in the front. Ideal for keeping it casual and sweet.
Sleeveless Cutout Denim Jumpsuit:
Look effortlessly cool in this one piece denim jumpsuit, that's a cutout above the rest. It's modern, functional and fashionable. What's not to love?
Striped Tie-Shoulder Culotte Jumpsuit:
Are you spotting the trend of clutch one-pieces? It's for keeping everything super simple, while still totally on trend. With chic spaghetti straps and a color palette that feels more south of France than Coachella Valley, you'll be a crowd standout.
Grommet Saddle Bag:
Give your outfit a touch of tassel with this Grommet Saddle Bag, the perfect size for carrying essentials only. You're going to want to dance after-all.
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You don't have to rock a dad hat to keep the sun off of your face. Opt instead for a floppy hat that elevates your outfit, without looking that you rummaged through dad's storage bin.
Floral Star Choker:
If you're ready to say buh-bye to a flower crown (they can cause quite the headache after eight plus hours) a star choker is a perfect replacement. It's not too fussy, but accessorizes any outfit with the right amount of chic.
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Mike McCormick Toughest Sheriff in Arkansas -
DailyBusinessNews.com supports and endorses Mike McCormick for Garland County Sheriff! Will Mike McCormick be the toughest Sheriff in Arkansas, we think so!
Interviewed by Investigations.LA: Retired, Captain & Interim Chief of Police, Mike McCormick of the Hot Springs Police Department is the top pick for the position of Sheriff for the Garland County Sheriff's Department in the State of Arkansas! His choice to step up as an independent candidate for the position of Sheriff just proves his willingness and bravery to serve the citizens of Garland County. Remember, Mike has already served as a veteran police officer for 30 years protecting people from evildoers in life. He brings not only professionalism but practical experience to the table along with a pedigree of vast police assignments. He possesses the social skills, high education and disposition to deal with people on a down to earth level and moreover, he possesses love for Garland County is in his heart.
I interviewed Mike over the phone earlier today and boy was I excited. He is very intelligent and was a great listener, which in my opinion is just one sign of a great leader! Mike said he is ready to serve the community as Garland County Sheriff and is eager to work with the Quorum Court and the people of Garland County. I asked Mike if he had any plans to change things once he becomes Sheriff. He said, he believes he has some great ideas but when it comes to changing things, it is best to assess the situation, listen to ideas of the deputies and other employees so that the right decisions are made. Mike said it is important he stay within budget which he will scrutinize. Resources will be prioritized so that the needs of the people of Garland County are met as efficiently as possible.
Mike wants community involvement with the GCSO and would like to implement a citizens' police academy, which was a program he successfully initiated at the Hot Springs Police Department. Mike believes that patrol is the cornerstone of any law enforcement agency and will work hard to get more deputies on the streets of Garland County. A new $42 million detention center will be opening in Garland County after the beginning of the year.
Mike states that it is imperative that it be properly managed to reduce crime and to make Garland County a safer place to live. I asked Mike about training issues within the Garland County Sheriff's Department. Mike said, the people of Garland County demand their deputies be the best they can be and he must institute continual training not only for deputy officer safety but for the community at large. He explained training can be expensive but he has ways of working vertically with other departments to reduce costs. Mike will expect all employees to behave professionally and in a respectful manner. He considers all GCSO employees to be a direct reflection of the Sheriff. I wished Mike good luck and told him he is supported by Los Angeles Private Investigators and we certainly endorse him for the position of Sheriff, of Garland County Arkansas….
DailyBusinessNews.com supports Mike McCormick for Garland County Sheriff in the great State of Arkansas. We believe he is a top notch candidate running as an "Independent Professional Leader" for the citizenry of Garland County!


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Satya Sahoo – Director Of Technical Delivery (Accolite India Pvt Ltd.)
Vibin is quick learner, strong in technology, very supportive in every aspect, key team member and ready to take up new challenges. Very quick in learning the new systems and ready to share with the team.
I wish Vibin all the success and would highly recommend for any technical role.
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"Vibin is very professional and thoughtful. It was a pleasure working with as he was managed the workload and made sure at each step of the way that we was aligned with business needs. Working with Vibin was a real pleasure."
– Chaim Pollak (CTO at LTC Consulting Services)
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"Vibin has demonstrated excellent commitment towards all his assignments and projects and have taken them to the next level. He is a very sharp learner and always self-motiviated to keep upgrading himself on the latest happening in Health-care domain. I have observed that Vibin is highly objective oriented and displays his knowledge and skills in the best interests of key stakeholders. Keep up the great work Vibin!"
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"I am George Hernandez, Chief of Applications at Roji Health Intelligence LLC. I worked with Vibin Chander on a 5-month project for the certification of Roji Health Intelligence as a Certified EHR Technology (CEHRT) with the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC). I was the Project Lead and Vibin was one of the key Developers on the project. Vibin displayed technical proficiency and creativity with Java for the purpose of consuming and generating highly structured HL7 documents. This general IT expertise was combined with detailed knowledge and digging into CMS measures and implementing as Quality Reporting Document Architecture (QRDA) documents. Vibin displayed professionalism and communication skills during meetings. Vibin worked well with the team and we worked long and hard hours, but we successfully completed the project on time and achieved certification. I would hire Vibin again knowing that he has the chops and adaptability for whatever we throw at him. I recommend Vibin and am sure he will succeed on whatever project he chooses to work on."
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Color Inspo No. 1 // Greenery
Sometimes a little color inspo is in order.
Color Inspo No. 1
Greenery - a life-affirming shade, is also emblematic of the pursuit of personal passions and vitality. Also known as PANTONE 15-0343 and the color of year.
Here's what Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute, had to say about this year's color:
"Greenery bursts forth in 2017 to provide us with the hope we collectively yearn for amid a complex social and political landscape. Satisfying our growing desire to rejuvenate, revitalize and unite, Greenery symbolizes the reconnection we seek with nature, one another and a larger purpose."
Let this happy color inspo palette usher you into the sweet arms of spring and the WEEKEND!
Are you feeling this year's Pantone color of the year? Better question: are you ready for the WEEKEND?
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Hi there! I am an illustrator and graphic artist from Warsaw.
I graduated from the Graphic Design Department at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.
My illustrations and graphics have been shown at exhibitions in Warsaw, Poznan, Katowice, Milwaukee, Kiev, Riga, etc.
I was working with The Praga Museum of Warsaw, The Adam Mickiewicz Institute, The Museum of Literature, Papaya Films, The Medicover Foundation, and magazines: Newsweek Psychology, Kukbuk, Wysokie Obcasy, Gazeta Wyborcza, Boston Globe Magazine, Experience Magazine, Nature Magazine etc.
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2018- Polish Graphic Design Awards, nomination in the category: editorial illustration
2018- exhibition O tutaj! at Łódź Design Festival
2018- KTR silver sword in the category: editorial illustration,
2018- Alfabet Niepodległości, the exhibition at The Warsaw Book Fair
2018- Alfabet Niepodległości, publisher: Wydawnictwo Muchomor
2018- Ogóras, ale jazda! publisher: Wydawnictwo Wilga
2017- KTR silver sword in the category: illustration
2017- picture book Popatrz w Niebo, Publisher: Muchomor
2017- exhibition ŻYCIE.INSTRUKCJA, Zacheta Nationa Gallery, Warsaw
2016- exhibition Książka Żywa, Salon Akademii, Warsaw
2016- KTR nomination in the category: portfolio illustration
2015- first place in Trzy/Mam/Książki competition organized by the Polish Book Institute
2015-2016- participation in the project Kopublikacja, BWA Design, Wrocław
2015- exhibition, Galerie Zulauf, Germany
2015- 9 Biennial of Students Graphic, Poznan
2015- exhibition Grafika gra sztuki, National Museum of Szczecin
2014- exhibition at The Warsaw Book Fair
2014 -IV International Arsenal Book Festival, Kijev
2014- The Student's Drawing Triennial, Katowice
2013- exhibition Mity Aktualnie, Ljubljana,
2013- 8 Biennial of Students Graphic, Poznan
2013- exhibition Our Mythical Childhood
2013- exhibition Images of the Academy, Latvia
2013- the exhibition on The Southern Graphic Conference International, Milwaukee
2013- participation in the project Arts Colony or Global Village, Milwaukee
2012- Grand Prix in Grafika Warszawska competition, Test Gallery, Warsaw
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How to Prepare starter culture Mesophilic
- Sterilize a clean half-gallon canning jar and its cover (or two one-quart canning jars with covers) by placing them in boiling water for five minutes.
- Cool them and fill the jar with fresh skim milk, leaving 1/2 inch of head space. Cover the jar tightly with its sterilized lid.
- Put the jar in your canner (or a big, deep pot) with the water level at least 1/4 inch over the top of the jar lid.
- Put the pot on the burner and bring the water to a boil. Note when the water begins to boil, and let it continue at a slow boil for thirty minutes.
- Take the jar out of the water, and let it cool to 72°, away from drafts. (To check temperature,
use the room temperature, and avoid contaminating the milk with your thermometer.)
- Inoculate the milk by adding the contents of the freeze-dried starter culture packet to the milk (still at 72°). Add the powder quickly, to minimize exposure to the air. Re-cover and swirl the jar every five minutes or so, to mix and dissolve the powdered culture thoroughly. (If you're making your second batch, you'll be adding two ounces of fresh or frozen starter to the sterilized milk.)
- Put the jar where the milk temperature can be kept at 72° for fifteen to twenty-four hours during its ripening period. Sixteen hours usually
does the trick, but if the milk hasn't coagulated by then, you can leave it another eight hours, or a little more.
- The culture will have the consistency of a good yogurt. It will separate cleanly from the sides of thejar, and its surface will be shiny. Taste it. It should be slightly acid and also a bit sweet.
- Chill it immediately. You can keep it in the refrigerator for up to three days before using it. Unless you plan to make a large amount of cheese right away; however, the best thing to do is to freeze it for storage.
- To freeze starter culture, sterilize four plastic ice cube trays. Fill the trays with the starter culture
and freeze it solid in the coldest part of your freezer. Transfer the cubes to airtight plastic bags and put them back in the freezer. They'll keep their strength for up to one month. Each cube of starter culture is a convenient one ounce, which can be thawed at any time and used to make a cheese, or another batch of starter culture.


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Any film buff will tell you that if you want to find out anything movie related then IMDB (Internet Movie Database) is the place to go. Ever since I had the internet, IMDB has been my resource of choice for benchmarking a film.
And now after officially passing the first selection process at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival , No Man's Land now has it's very own dedicated page on IMDB. Giving details of all the cast and crew. Even Mary the warhorse has her own link.
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The second University of Oxford 7 King's Bench Walk Commercial Law Moot took place in London on Thursday 17 March 2016.
Hosted by leading commercial law chambers 7 King's Bench Walk ('7KBW'), and organised by the St Hilda's College Law Society, the competition brought together 24 students from across the university.
The competition consisted of three preliminary rounds followed by the Semi-Finals and Grand Final. The moot problem concerned the defence of contributory negligence in a case of concurrent liability and the principle of reflective loss.
The standard was high, with six participants being commended by the judges for their group stage performance. Grigory Bekritsky (Magdalen) was declared 'Best Group Stage Oralist'. The following students were ranked as runners-up to this award: Sean Butler (Harris Manchester); Tatiana Kazim (Harris Manchester); Calvin Ng (St Cross); Akash Sonecha (St Catherine's); and Aaron Taylor (Keble).
The Grand Final took place in the impressive backdrop of Parliament Chamber at the Inner Temple. Presiding over proceedings were the Rt Hon Lord Mance, Mr David Edwards QC, and Ms Rebecca Sabben-Clare QC. While the bench praised all four finalists for their skill and legal knowledge, ultimately Akash Sonecha (St Catherine's), and Grigory Bekritsky (Magdalen) for the respondents triumphed over Julie Chan and Wei Jian Chan (both Harris Manchester College) for the appellants.
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Michael Jackson has been named the top-earning dead celebrity, according to research from Forbes.
He is estimated to have earned $160 million (£99m) since October 2012.
The singer, who died in June 2009, is thought to have made most of his money from two Cirque du Soleil shows, as well as his shares in Sony's catalogue and his own music.
It's the third time in the past five years that the top-earning celebrity in the world has been dead.
Madonna, who topped the best-paid celebrity list earlier this year, took home an estimated $125m (£77m).
Actor and singer Elvis Presley, who died in 1977, is second on the list with earnings of $55m (£34m).
Charles M Schulz, who created Snoopy, completes the top three taking $37m (£23m).
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Enhanced uses for the Android system have been a priority for the software developers ever since the OS was first announced and among these solutions there is one that can help users to have a rescue system for the desktop PC in their pocket at all times. DriveDroid has become a highly popular solution for using an Android device for booting various images.
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Statistical Data Analysis for the Physical Sciences
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Data analysis lies at the heart of every experimental science. Providing a modern introduction to statistics, this book is ideal for undergraduates in physics. It introduces the necessary tools required to analyse data from experiments across a range of areas, making it a valuable resource for students. In addition to covering the basic topics, the book also takes in advanced and modern subjects, such as neural networks, decision trees, fitting techniques and issues concerning limit or interval setting. Worked examples and case studies illustrate the techniques presented, and end-of-chapter exercises help test the reader's understanding of the material.Read more
- Combines formal descriptions of methods with examples and case studies to illustrate how those methods may be used
- Includes a chapter on multivariate analysis to introduce the concept of data mining in terms of cut-based analysis, Bayesian classifiers, the Fisher discriminant, neural networks and decision trees
- Over 130 exercises, with solutions provided, help readers test their understanding of the subject and understand the material covered
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'This is a very useful compendium of the statistical techniques used in high energy physics experiments. I would recommend it particularly to undergraduate and PhD students entering for the first time our field.' Riccardo Faccini, Sapienza Università di RomaSee more reviews
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McKendree University was on a mission to finish the American Midwest Conference men's basketball season with a perfect record. Unfortunately for the University of Illinois at Springfield, the Bearcats completed their quest on the Prairie Stars' homecourt, posting an 80-69 victory in front of a school-record crowd of 2,013 at The Recreation and Athletic Center.
McKendree University was on a mission to finish the American Midwest Conference men's basketball season with a perfect record.
Unfortunately for the University of Illinois at Springfield, the Bearcats completed their quest on the Prairie Stars' homecourt, posting an 80-69 victory in front of a school-record crowd of 2,013 at The Recreation and Athletic Center.
McKendree, ranked No. 4 in NAIA Division I and winners of 19 straight, improved to 26-4 overall and finished 14-0 in the AMC. The Bearcats also spoiled UIS' hopes of finishing second in the conference.
The Prairie Stars, who came into the contest one game ahead of Columbia (Mo.) in the loss column, finished in third place in league play. Columbia (23-7, 10-4) defeated UIS (20-8, 10-4) twice this season and won the tiebreaker to finish second.
That means the Prairie Stars might have lost the chance to play the first two rounds at home in the AMC tournament. The quarterfinals begin Thursday with sixth-seeded Williams Woods (8-20, 4-10) traveling to UIS. Games are played on the home court of the team with the better seed.
"We're up to the challenge," UIS coach Kevin Gamble said when asked how tough the path will be for the Prairie Stars when the AMC tournament starts. "If we follow our game plan, we're a pretty good team when we play together and play as a team. I think sometimes tonight we didn't do it as a team."
UIS never led in a game that saw some physical play from both sides. The Bearcats shot 57.7 percent from the field (15-for-26) in the first half as guard Eric Hobbie scored 10 of his 19 points before the break. The Prairie Stars hit just 11-of-30 shots (.367) in the half and trailed 39-34 despite 12 points from junior guard Richard Oruche.
McKendree seemingly took control of the game, building a 12-point advantage midway through the second half, getting several tip-in slam dunks off misses. UIS, which has had strong second-half rallies lately, didn't make a field goal until the 14:50 mark.
"I don't know how to explain it," Gamble said. "Some of our shots didn't fall. I think some of our shots weren't great shots, but some of them were shots that we usually make."
The Prairie Stars chipped at the lead after forward Nick Livas stole the ball and had a reverse dunk. After the play, McKendree coach Harry Statham was called for a technical foul and Jacob Motteler made the two free throws to get UIS within 59-58 at 6:10.
But on the ensuing possession, Hobbie drained a 3-pointer from the corner and the Bearcats kept their composure down the stretch, making enough free throws to shut the door.
Livas finished with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Oruche scored 14 points and forward Ralph Woodson added 10.
Senior guard Eric Palm tossed in a game-high 27 points, knocking down 13-of-15 free throws. Palm totaled 63 points in the teams' two regular-season games. He had 36 in an 82-74 McKendree win Jan. 31.
"We wanted to win the conference outright and go undefeated," said Statham, who now has 991 victories in 43 years at McKendree. "I was really proud of our guys. "They played a tough game. We kept our composure and played with a lot of poise. I was really pleased with the outcome."
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McKendree 39 41 – 80
McKendree (80) – Eric Palm 6-15 13-15 27; Eric Hobbie 7-9 2-5 19; Brad Copelin 4-6 2-3 10; Ken Detmer 3-4 3-3 9; Andy Wolff 3-8 1-2 7; Sean Rakers 3-5 0-1 6; Karrington Pettiford 0-1 2-2 2; Kyle Heckert 0-1 0-0 0; John Ruesler 0-1 0-0 0; Team 0. Totals: 26-50 23-31 80.
3-point goals: 5-13 (Eric Hobbie 3-4, Eric Palm 2-7, Andy Wolff 0-2). Rebounds: 30 (Eric Hobbie 9, Brad Copelin 5, Andy Wolff 4, Ken Detmer 3, Sean Rakers 3, Eric Palm 2, Team 2, Karrington Pettiford 1, John Ruesler 1). Fouls: 20. Turnovers: 14.
UIS (69) – Nick Livas 6-14 7-10 19; Richard Oruche 5-8 2-2 14; Kelvin Johnson 3-12 1-2 8; Jeremy Winters 3-7 1-2 8; Dane Litwiller 0-4 0-0 0; Ralph Woodson 5-6 0-1 10; Jacob Motteler 1-8 6-6 8; Daniel Selvie 0-1 2-2 2; Zach Lewis 0-1 0-0 0; Team 0. Totals: 23-61 19-25 69.
3-point goals: 4-18 (Richard Oruche 2-2, Jeremy Winters 1-1, Kelvin Johnson 1-5, Daniel Selvie 0-1, Nick Livas 0-4, Jacob Motteler 0-5). Rebounds: 39 (Nick Livas 10, Jeremy Winters 8, Richard Oruche 5, Kelvin Johnson 4, Jacob Motteler 3, Dane Litwiller 2, Daniel Selvie 2, Team 2, Ralph Woodson 2, Zach Lewis 1). Fouls: 24. Turnovers: 14.
Records: McKendree 26-4, UIS 20-8.