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The "Cooler" Things About College, "Man-Toys", and Personal Space
So, you are finally doing it; heading away from the old "homestead" and setting up your first base camp for yourself. College is a big step, but so is getting a new RV, boat, or remodeling a spare room into a "man-cave". Regardless of the next huge step you are taking, you are going to need the invaluable dorm size refrigerator to keep not only beverages cold, but those snacks and sandwich makings you need during those long stretches in your new environment.
While you are just setting foot into the realm of being "on your own", and have many paths and lessons ahead of you, the very first thing you must consider is your finances. You will need to save money, unless you are financially independent. Otherwise, having snacks and drinks on hand is going to save major funds in the long run. If you need a mini- or dorm size refrigerator for you boat or RV, you know this is the very best way to save those extra pennies, and for those of you who perhaps need a fridge that is just right for your in home bar or man-cave, well, we have the answers for all of you. Below you will find reviews covering 5 different dorm size refrigerators, all available for purchase on amazon.com, which are of the finest quality at the most affordable prices. Whether you are a student, a traveler, or simply entertaining friends, you should be able to narrow down just what you need by going over the information below.
The Top 5 Dorm Size Refrigerators
Here we will give you a thorough overview of your best options for dorm sized refrigerators that will fit most any small refrigeration unit need. We will list the brand from basic quality (5) to superior quality (1), the features offered with each, and the specifs offered by the manufacturer as it applies to the refrigerator. We will also give a pro and con for each as listed by consumers who have purchased and used the product; read on and educate yourself as to the best choice for you and your personal refrigeration needs:
5. 1.7 Cubic Ft. ThermElec Fridge in White
This dorm size refrigerator is clean in color and compact in use, featuring 1.7 cubic feet of inner storage to keep drinks and smaller snack items as cold as you like them. Priced to sell, this unit features two shelves in the main body as well as storage for canned beverages and larger containers, such as those holding milk orjuice. For those who simply want to keep things cold, this is a great choice that is priced right.
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Backside of unit sits flush, saving maximum space.
Sunken handle allows for easy access.
No Compression! This technology is designed to be mindful of the environment.
In-door can holder conveniently dispenses one can at a time!
2 liter total capacity in-door bottle storage (separate from can storage and dispenser).
Product Specifications
Dimensions of Unit: 17.94″ Width, 21″ Length, 20.31″ Height.
1.7 cubic foot capacity (net).
What Consumers Say:
The dorm size refrigerator is quiet, light, and designed well, prompting many who have made the initial purchase to pursue the same model in the future. It maintains proper temperature and is energy saving in its use of power. The customers seem to love it. For those with a need for this type of appliance, the absence of a freezer was no problem, as they made their purchase according to need. There are really no complaints, and for the quality and the price, this is a dorm size refrigerator worth looking into.
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4. SPT 2.5 cubic foot Compact Refrigerator (Black Sides/Stainless Door)
Priced a bit higher than the previous dorm size refrigerator, but worth it, this compact unit is easy to keep clean (making it perfect for the dorm atmosphere!), and more than sufficient in fulfilling its purpose in regard to refrigeration. A perfect size for any of the needs discussed previously, you simply cannot go wrong, particularly if you are needing
the unit for casual entertainment.
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HCFC Free
Adjustable Thermostat
Only $28 per year to run!
Adjustable wire shelving allows for flexibility in organization.
Reversible door for convenience.
Storage drawer features transparent glass shelf for easy identification of drawer contents.
Product Specifications
Net Capacity: 2.5 cubic feet
Easy to organize
Maintains temperature well; adjustable thermostat.
What Consumers Say:
While most who have purchased this dorm sized refrigerator claim it keeps things cold, is of perfect size and design, and is not as clamorous as they expected, they also love the way it looks and performs. They love the temperature control feature and the ability to adjust the storage area to fit their needs. While it costs a few dollars more than the last product, it is high quality and looks great. It is a popular seller, particularly for home use, and is highly recommended for such.
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3. The Danby DAR259BL 2.5 cubic foot Designer Compact Refrigerator (all black)
This dorm size refrigerator is highly attractive to the eye, delivers top of the line performance, and fits great in the smallest of spaces without compromising efficiency. It is a top choice for use in private homes, offices, and boats or camping units, and does exactly what it is made to do forjust about the same price as the unit listed at #4.
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This unit features plenty of space to keep drinks and snacks or lunches just the right temperature, is energy efficient, and highly attractive and easy to clean. With a top of the door handle it is hard to miss the target when opening the door, and the inner design provides for flexibility of adjustment when it comes to shelving and storage organization.
Product Specifications
This dorm size refrigerator is priced right and perfect for any need, whether it be office, home, or otherwise. It is very popular with consumers, who not only give rave reviews regarding its performance when considering the fair price, but they love the adaptability of the unit aesthetically. For further product specs visit amazon.com.
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2. The SPT EnergyStar 3.2 cubic foot Stainless Steel 2-Door Refrigerator
Now we are talking a beautiful dorm size refrigerator with anything you could possibly dream of, including beauty of appearance. Inexpensive to operate, easy to fit anywhere, and performing like no other, this fridge is a shoe-in for the 2 spot.
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Stainless Steel Finish for easy cleaning and attractive appearance; goes with anything!
Adjustable shelving for customization.
Reversible doors
Backside is flush for close fit
Can dispenser
Bottle Rack
Glass shelves
See-through vegetable drawer
Product Specifications
3.2 cubic foot capacity (net)
$28 operating cost annually
1 year parts and labor warranty
65 lbs.
19.5 x 18.8 x 33.6 inches
What Consumers Say:
This dorm size refrigerator is exactly what they were looking for, meeting their needs for keeping products cold while fitting in a smaller space, not to mention the fact that it looks great. This unit is highly recommended, and priced reasonably for the level of quality and performance you get.
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1. The Igloo 3.2 cubic foot Refrigerator/Freezer (stainless steel)
With a name like Igloo, it has to be good, and it not only lives up to its name, but it delivers on its price as well. This unit will not only cool your beverages, snacks, and other perishables, but it provides you with a freezer for ice production and those delicious frozen snacks you desire in the middle of the night.
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Excellent performance for your cooling and freezing needs
Great inner space for holding as much as you need.
Freezing capability
Adjustable shelving
Inner lighting
Product Specifications:
While this dorm size refrigerator is one of the finest, not only on the market, but produced by Igloo as well, you will find you have more than enough storage space, temperature control, and other desired features that typically come standard with a quality dorm size refrigerator. For more details on individual weights and measurements, this product is available on amazon.com.
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While there are a number of fine dorm size refrigerators available for great prices, we have shared with you our choices for quality, performance, aesthetics, and affordability. Research your personal options to discover what type of unit will best suit your needs. Visit amazon.com for the widest selection and best prices available, and purchase your dorm size refrigerator today!


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Moving along nicely
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Year 9 Options
In the Spring term of Year 9 students are provided with the opportunity to select their options for Key Stage 4 and GCSE courses for Years 10 and 11.
An information evening is provided for students and parents and a comprehensive guide is issued on the options available.
There are some elements of the Key Stage 4 curriculum that are compulsory; students do not get a choice, ie everyone studies English, Mathematics and Science. Students are set by ability for these subjects which in most cases lead to 5 GCSE passes: English Language, English Literature, Mathematics and a Double Science award.
All students also follow a Religious Education course. This is what is called a 'short course' and leads to a 'half' GCSE pass. To complete the compulsory element of the curriculum there are two non-examinable subjects: Physical Education looking after the well-being of the body and Lifeskills looking after the preparation for life beyond school.
The compulsory elements of the curriculum will take up half of the time available for each cycle of the timetable which runs over two weeks. To fill up the remainder of the timetable, students are asked to choose from five blocks of subjects. Students end up following one subject from each block but the College cannot guarantee that all students will be able to follow their first choice although we do make strenuous efforts to meet preferences where we possibly can.


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Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Off with their heads!
Sadly, the Aquilegia (granny's bonnets) have just about finished flowering, which is a shame as they are a great addition to my cottage gardening style. Sentiment aside, I must remember to cut of their seed heads, if I don't want the whole garden covered in them. They are prolific in their seeding habits and I only want them in certain places . The same goes for foxgloves when they are finished flowering, although they are easily transplanted into new spots around the garden. Also the Sweet Rocket is on its way out, it has flowered for many weeks, and with its intoxicating fragrance, will also be sadly missed. On the plus side, it is a great opportunity to plant some annuals to add colour which will hopefully last until the first frosts.
Yesterday, I took some root cuttings of Alchemilla Mollis (Lady's Mantle) for extra plants to place below some shrubs. These plants don't mind shade so are very useful - they also look lovely with their lime green froth of tiny flowers and scalloped leaves -in flower arrangements. You also have to remember to dead head them after flowering to keep their numbers down.
Pictured above: Foxgloves (Digitalis) - last year I had some white ones but they haven't shown up this year. Never mind, the dark and pale pink ones are still beautiful.
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More reading about the Whanganui River and the Whanganui National Park…
There's a wealth of books available about the Whanganui River and its history.
The following should be able to be sourced through your local library or good book stores if they are currently in print:
Bridge to Nowhere, by Arthur Bates, published by the Friends of the Whanganui
The Wanganui River – A scenic, historic and wilderness experience, published by the Department of Lands and Surveys
A Pictorial History of the Wanganui River by Arthur P Bates, published by Wanganui Newspapers Ltd
Rapids and Riverboats on the Wanganui River by Robert D Campbell, published by Wanganui Newspapers Ltd
Paddlewheels on the Wanganui by Alec Reid, publisher unknown.
Paddle Steamer Waimarie – a short booklet on the Waimarie by the Whanganui Riverboat Restoration and Navigation Trust Inc, publisher unknown
Now and Then – Recollections of life on the Whanganui River compiled by Jo Robinson and produced by the Ruapehu Bulletin
Guide to the Whanganui River by the NZ Recreational Canoeing Association, published by the NZRCA.
Te Awa: Historic Maori Photographs, by William Partington
Myself, by Sylvia Ashton Warner
In The Hills Of The Waimarino by Elizabeth Allen
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Fill out the poll below and we will continue the night rides if enough people are interested in coming out. Thanks everyone!


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Download MATHROLL K2 COMPARING NUMBERS apk 1.2 free for Android smartphone
Posted by WorkshopWise in Education | Oct. 7, 2014 | 0 Comments
Apk file size: 1.3 MB
Basic Description:
Elementary school students roll dice for math practice in applying symbols of equality and inequality:
• greater than
• less than
• equal to
Independence Level:
Students will be able to use this application independently, although an adult should be available to help navigate the features as needed during a student's first few times using the application.
Target Grade Levels:
Kindergarten through Second Grade
Aligned to Common Core
This application helps students reach the following Common Core standard:
Compare Numbers
"Identify whether the number of objects in one group is greater than, less than, or equal to the number of objects in another group, e.g., by using matching and counting strategies."
Application developed by K. Lockwood, M.Ed.
Thank you to University of Northern Iowa's Computer Science department for instruction and to Google's Computer Science for High School (http://www.cs4hs.com/) for funding the annual CS4HS programs offered by colleges and universities worldwide.
WorkshopWise part of our Education and have average installs from 100 to 500. Last Update Oct. 7, 2014. Google play rating is 79.7143. Current verison is 1.2. Actual size 1.3 MB.


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do insects have names for each other?
august 16, 2003
This past Monday morning, August 11, I trudged out from our bedroom to the kitchen, absent-mindedly flipping on lights, it was five o'clock, I was still only half-awake, or perhaps even half-asleep, which is even worse, to where you're particularly vulnerable to weirdness, like glancing up and thinking for a nanosecond the ceiling fan is the propeller of a crashing plane, followed on my slow shuffle over to our coffeemaker by our eight cats.
I lifted the coffee pot out of the dishwasher, filled it with water, flipped up the back flap of the Mr. Coffee, poured the water in, then, looking down, noticed there was a thin brown trail of ants passing over the aluminum rim of the sink.
We had roasted chicken for dinner the night before, had gotten nearly all the dishes into the dishwasher, but the roasting pan itself, large, white, heavy, had to be left out. I filled it with hot water before we went to bed, because there was still some gravy along the bottom, put it in the sink to soak.
Now, the next morning, these ants were rushing towards the roasting pan like it was a huge McDonalds.
There were actually two trails of ants lowering into the sink, then up the white side of the roaster. It was a single line going up the walnut cabinet, but then at the top, just before the line reached the aluminum sink, it split into two trails spilling over the edge. I have no idea why they would do that. Maybe one ant said, Hey, this way's shorter!
Whenever I see a trail of ants, inside or outside, I always see the jittering brown line as a single thought traveling on multiple, stomping legs. All those antennae.
As happens with ant trails, every four inches or so along the line there was a lone ant standing outside the rush, apparently directing the six-footed traffic. As I watched, one wrangler would run up to another, touching antennae, then resume its previous position.
Do insects have names for each other? If they do, since there are so many of them, are their names like AOL names, like Harold4367?
We rarely get insects in our home. When we first moved in, the builder took us on a last inspection tour of our rooms, so we could check to make sure everything had been painted the way we wanted. In the kitchen, he warned us it was not uncommon to see some bugs the first few weeks of living in a newly-built home ("bugs" in American usage refers to any type of insect). He told us to be particularly careful if we spotted any scorpions. This was Texas, after all.
"Is that common, to see scorpions in a house?" I'd never seen a scorpion in real life, which was fine with me.
"You might. You're out in the country. They hide under rocks, but in new homes you might see them on the kitchen counter for the first week or so. They lay really flat on the counter. They change color to match their surroundings, like chameleons do."
"I never knew that."
"Yeah. They're super-quick, too."
"Hmmm!" I'm thinking, could you leave now?
We never did find any scorpions, in all the years we've lived here, but those first few weeks, whenever Mary and I would go out in the kitchen in the early morning, we admitted to ourselves the first thing we'd do is really, really peer at the white kitchen counters.
That's the thing about bugs. If they're inside the house, you have to kill them.
It's even worse with ants, because you rarely see just one ant strolling across a floor. It's almost always no ants, or hundreds of them.
This time of year, in the heat of Summer, ants usually do make several attempts, over the course of a week or so, to invade our house.
One time we got home from work, and there was a trail of ants leading from the front garage door all the way down the garage's concrete floor to the rear, up over the sill into the utility room, under that room's door into our kitchen, to a curved path rising up over the side of our cats' food bowls.
So I stood there at the sink, five o'clock in the morning, thinking, shit, this is how I've got to start my day, killing all these hundreds of ants.
I opened the cabinet doors under the sink, ignoring the rising trail to my right, and pulled out a big, stern can of Raid Ant and Roach killer (we're at least spared cockroaches).
I pulled a paper towel off the vertical rod on the other side of the sink, sprayed some insecticide into the towel, the cats behind me, standing by their still empty food bowls, getting restless.
"Just a minute."
I patted the towel down on the trail where it forked near the rim of the aluminum sink.
Instantly, the whole line started to broaden and lighten in color, as the ants tried to escape.
Pat, pat, pat.
I pulled off another square of paper towel, eyeing where the ants were going, sprayed more Raid into it (I didn't want to spray directly into the air, since the cats were nearby), and went with the wet towel down the line of ants, then leaned over and got all the ones in the aluminum sink.
Using the same paper towel, I mopped up all the little dead bodies, threw the towel in the tall black trash can.
Now I had to figure where the ants had come from.
Obviously, somewhere on the floor.
Getting down on my haunches, holding the can in my right hand (I had pushed the cats away by this point), I saw a tiny ant head emerge from under the vinyl flooring, head swinging around, the entire small body jointedly emerging, the ant, going by a tragically out-of-date issue of Ant News, hustling towards where the end of the free food line had been.
He or she or it never made it.
But then another ant emerged from under the vinyl, vigorously pulling itself up into my problem, but this ant, instead of feeling its way across the floorboard like the first had, climbed up into the floor cabinet directly above its questings, the one beneath the coffeemaker and our microwave, disappearing inside.
Fuck me.
I swung open the cabinet door.
There were wide, brown ribbons of ants crawling all over the big bags of dry cat food we keep in there. Probably a thousand ants.
Did I mention this was five o'clock in the morning, and I hadn't had any coffee yet?
I reached in with the can, spraying everywhere.
They fell off the bags by the dozens, twitching on their backs, some of the half-dosed ones stumbling around blindly.
It was like any mundane household chore you have to do, like chipping away at the build-up of ice on the interior walls of your freezer.
Afterwards, I sprayed all along the floorboards, feeling toxic-headed from all the insecticide in the air.
A few years ago, I wrote a Lately column which in part dealt with how I felt bad after killing a large, noisy insect that buzzed me in our backyard. The column was called, Do Insects Go To Heaven?
You know, I hope they don't. Or maybe they go to their own, separate, Insect Heaven, which I guess is probably, instead of comfortable clouds, a big garbage can.
I'd hate to get to Heaven and be confronted by all the insects I've killed over the years.
What could you say?
"Guys, I am really, really sorry. Who knew you had souls?"
A few weeks ago, I mentioned I was working on a new story which I provisionally called the Tornado story, although of course I'll try to come up with a better title by the time I finish.
At that point, I had written 9,000 words of it, and thought I was about halfway through.
I'm now up to over 20,000 words, and there's still a number of scenes left, so it looks like the final length will be 25,000 to 30,000 words.
Each time I think I see the final scene in the shimmering distance, I realize there's another scene that can be added, and another, and another, to more fully develop the ideas in the story.
But I do now have the final, final scene in my mind.
I'm having a lot of fun writing, a thousand words here and there, in the early mornings, the late afternoons.
There are no insects in the story. That's another nice thing about writing fiction. You control the world. An author who has to push unpaid bills out of the way to get to the blue lines of his latest story can pen a scene where the protagonist dines on Beluga caviar on the open air deck of a yacht; a writer dying of cancer can have his hero squat down, square his shoulders, then leap straight up in the air, flipping over, landing gracefully on the wing of an airplane.


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We Decode The Letter John Mayer Wrote To His Fans — No Surprise, It's All About Sex
John Mayer wrote a letter to his fans apologizing for not being able to talk post-vocal cord surgery. But what's he really saying?
John is in a letter-writing mood as of late. According to Us Weekly, when John dumped Katy Perry a few weeks ago, he did it via e-mail. (!!) And on Wednesday, John wrote a letter to his fans explaining that he is recovering from surgery on his vocal cords and can't talk or perform for a while.
Now, I could take John's letter at face value and move on with my day. But what's the fun in that? Besides, man-slut that he is, he's had such an illustrious string of arm candy that it only makes sense that this letter is actually in code and he is desperately searching for the next Temporary Mrs. Mayer to nurse him into health.
Here's the full text of the letter from John's blog:
Pretty straightforward, right? Not so fast. This is a world-renowned playboy we're dealing with. He's the king of slick. Let's read this letter again, this time to find out what John is really getting at.
Hi all (of my potential new girlfriends),
Well, here I am. (Right here. I'm right here, ladies! Come and get it!) Silent for the next few months (in bed), no singing (in bed) for probably six, but all signs point to this being the last step in getting to perform again (in bed). (I am talking about sex here if you haven't picked up on my subtleties. I wear old-timey prospector hats. I'm a subtle guy.) Back to notebooks and iPad to communicate for the time being. (I write in a notebook, aren't I such an artist? I will make love to you and then journal about it like a teenager.) Zen living at its finest… (Oops, did I mention the Z-word? I'm so spiritual.) so if you see me out and about (in your bed, living room, hanging around outside your window) and I don't answer you when you say hello, I'm not ignoring you. (I'm just being a good stalker, and sometimes stalkers can't respond back right away. Also these hedges are sticking into my legs. Can we trim those?) Promise. (Ahh, hah-hah-hah! That always cracks me up. My promises aren't worth the cyberpaper they're printed on, am I right Katy? High five!! No? Okay.)
I'll try and post more on here (when I'm not scrolling through my phone for other chicks' numbers… What the — Do I not have Carly Rae Jepson's number?! How is that possible? She wrote that whole song asking me to call her, and now I can't find her number?), but I've gotten really good at keeping my thoughts to myself (not my hands though. Those still roam free.) and I don't exactly see anybody starving for my take on things. (But they are starving for my body on theirs. Hey-oh!) But it might be fun to offer some kind of window (like the one in your bedroom I'm outside of right now) into this very odd and slightly beautiful time. (And by "odd and beautiful time" I mean I could be into some fugly girls too just to get me through this rough patch. DM me some pics. You never know. We'll go from there.)
I hope this finds you each and all very well (and by that I mean STD-free. Gotta keep little John in tiptop shape, nahmean?)… And I know I'm not the only person hoping that six months from now they'll have a chance to do what they love so much (have sex), so good luck with your thing too (not really, I just thought it sounded cool if I talked about someone other than me for a second.)
Love (lust),
That clears things up, now, doesn't it?
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You would want your grandchildren to know what a meaningful role that analog roll of film played in your life before the cruel world of digital cameras shoved it to retirement, wouldn't you? Now, we know all you need to do to accomplish that would be to set aside a film roll or two. Or, you could make a more interesting demo by getting a Roll Film Clock, which not only resembles an analog film roll, but can blend into your everyday life because it happens to be a digital clock in disguise.
Ironical as it may seem, this digital device is a pretty good tribute to the memories of the analog world that it aims to keep alive. By ticking in the current time in hour, minute, second, date, month and year like any good digital clock. And being snobbishly expensive at .
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Video: Beaten Giants fan had earlier confrontation
Beating victim Bryan Stow is seen arguing with a Dodgers fan during the game
By PoliceOne Staff
SAN FRANCISCO — Cell phone video emerged Monday showing San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow in a confrontation with a Dodgers fan not long before he was viciously beaten outside the L.A. team's stadium in May.
It's unclear whether the video will have any impact on the case against Giovanni Ramirez, who does not resemble the fan in the video. Ramirez was arrested in connection with Stow's attack in late May. He has not been charged, but has since been sent back to prison for 10 months on an unrelated parole violation.
Stow, a 42-year-old paramedic, remains in critical but stable condition under heavy sedation to prevent seizures caused by traumatic brain injury.
During the game, Stow sent a text message telling a friend he was concerned for his own safety, and afterward, he was brutally beaten in the stadium parking lot.
It is unclear at what point during the game the video was shot.


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Setu from woikr recently went to a friend's engagement party in Lucknow. Apparently, the guard at the banquet hall forgot his duties and started dancing at the tunes of the DJ 🙂
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Hi, I am Welles Tan, welcome to my blog. I had been a caricaturist for events and parties since 1990. Silhouette Cutting also called Portrait Silhouette Cutting,Profile Cutting or Shadow Cutting. It is an art that using scissors to cut out a shape of a person's side profile using dark color paper. You can frame it like a photo, put on the desk as a decoration for memories. Within an hour, it should be about 40 - 50 cutting of A6 size to be produced, this is a professional artist's speed.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Profile Cutting for Anna Sui!
Engaged by an event company to do silhouette cutting for "Anna Sui" cosmetics' special event at Wisma Atria Singapore. In this event, I am having many beautiful female guest on this day!
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Monday, September 22, 2008
Birthday Party Booking
Did an event for a birthday party booking, and found their birthday cake was very special, because some of the candles was actually are 'mini fireworks'!I got chance to eat this cute 'firework' chochalate cake!Another birthday cake I other event I came across which I thing was interesting, which they duplicate the birthday girl's painting on her birthday cake.
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Silhouette Cuttng or HospiMedica Asia Exhibition
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Hand-made silhouette!
That was very interesting to found my father's newspaper cutting about 30 years ago, about the 'hand-made' shadow shape collection, just post it up for a view.
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Maple Leaf Gardens is one of Toronto's most loved and iconic buildings and was home to the Maple Leafs hockey team from 1931-1999. Standing empty for over 10 years, Loblaws grocery store opened in November 2011 making this 85,000 square foot building a massive food experience. Integrating Leaf history and locally sourced food, this is a place that leaves you drooling. Go grocery shopping or eat in, they have so many goodies you don't know where to start. And of course I started in the cupcake section. With over 20 flavours I was in heaven. Walk around the corner, and you have handcrafted chocolate chiseled and sold by the chunk — and they'll give you a sample. Walk around the corner again and you see the 18 foot 'Wall of cheese'. They have 400 cheeses from around the world even a 100 pound wheel of stilton – apparently one of only a hundred in the world.
If you're there for the Leaf history, check out the huge maple leaf statue at the entrance made of old seats from the former Gardens. As well, check out aisle 25 and you'll see a red circle on the ground marking center ice. I wonder what they'd do if I dropped a ham in the aisle and started checking people?
Loblaws, 60 Carlton St, College Station


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Lynn Tomlinson investigates expanded animation projects as an artist, scholar, and curator, reflecting her interest hybrid art forms and interdisciplinary practice. Current projects include painterly animated short films, digital puppetry, live multi-media performances, and interdisciplinary collaborations in performing and media arts. Her research pushes the boundaries between animation and other media, with a focus on environmental change, metamorphosis and transformation, and states of subjectivity.
Her clay-on-glass animated shorts have been screened in festivals internationally and aired on children's public television, MTV, and Sesame Street. Tomlinson's animation workshops and clay-on-glass techniques are featured in The Animation Bible, a well-known textbook by Maureen Furniss, and in the book Fluid Frames, by Corrie Francis Parks. Grants and awards for her work include Media Arts fellowships from the states of Maryland, Florida, and Pennsylvania and Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards. She leads workshops that use animation and technology to engage and empower students, particularly girls and young women. She holds degrees from Cornell University (BA, English), the University of the Arts (MA, Art Education) and the Annenberg School at the University of Pennsylvania (MA, Communication), and Towson University (MFA, Studio Art). Tomlinson's art projects include a series of large-scale community-built mosaics in Central Florida, work on the digital humanities project Folkvine.org, and Wish You Were Here, a half-hour PBS documentary which she directed and animated. She has taught at the University of the Arts, Maryland Institute College of Art, Delaware College of Art and Design, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Stockton State College, and Cornell University. Tomlinson is an Assistant Professor in the department of Electronic Media and Film at Towson University.


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South Australian Democrat Supports Medical Use Of Marijuana
April 25, 2007
Richard Bowden, All Headline News
South Australian Democrats MP Sandra Kanck has said she will introduce legislation to allow South Australians the use of marijuana for medical purposes. Ms Kanck said she will introduce a bill into the S.A Parliament which will remove fines for the possession of marijuana, if the person has a valid medical reason.
Ms Kanck said many medical conditions would benefit from the use of cannabis as a pain relief. "All drugs are dangerous and all drugs have side-effects but many of them can have medicinal benefits as long as their use is strictly controlled," she said to reporters.
"We already use morphine for pain relief. Tightly controlled medical marijuana is a commonsense way of reducing the suffering of many South Australians."
Ms Kanck said such laws already existed in 12 US states, Canada, Spain and the Netherlands.
Premier Mike Rann said he hadn't sighted the proposed bill but was wary about any bill introduced by the progressive Ms Kanck. "I've always had a policy over 21 years in parliament of never commenting on a Bill unless I see what the legislation says," Mr Rann said today.
"One would be particularly cautious about Bills from Sandra Kanck."


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Beautiful condo complex, located a short walk from the center of town and the beach. There's a pool and a 24/7 security guard on the premises. Only about a 45 minute ride from the airport , $25 pp by can or $70 for up to...More
"Rooms that are closer to the beach are quieter and get sun longer if you want to sun on the deck."
"We had a ground floor unit and enjoyed it very much, just steps from the pool."


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Wong splits renewable energy scheme
The Federal Government says it is making changes to its renewable energy target scheme to give industry groups more certainty.
The scheme will be split into two to separate large-scale renewable energy projects such as commercial solar plants, wind farms and geothermal from small-scale projects such as solar panels and solar hot water systems.
The Government says the changes mean the scheme is likely to exceed its target of 20 per cent of energy coming from renewable sources by 2020.
Small-scale projects will have a fixed price of $40 per megawatt hour for produced electricity.
Climate Change Minister Penny Wong says the changes will address concerns that large projects were being crowded out by smaller-scale initiatives.
"We are being very clear with the large-scale sector. This target has to be met by you from your investment. That gives that market the investment certainty they want to drive the investments that the nation needs in clean energy jobs," she said.
Greens Senator Christine Milne has welcomed the changes.
"The Greens have been pointing out since day one that there would be problems with this, with the collapse in the price by including energy efficiency measures inside the target," she said.
"We had our own private member's bill to fix it and I'm glad the Government has finally listened to people in the industry and the Parliament who saw the problem."
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Headline from CNN.com
"Hillary Clinton on Monday interrupted her stump speech involuntarily in a coughing spellé ."
Between the Lines
CNN and the rest of the media glossed over Hillary's coughing fit Sept. 5. She reached for a glass of water more than once, yet continued coughing for more than four minutes. This was not the first time she had to stop and try to quell her cough by taking a drink of water, and it's all caught on video.
CNN accepted Hillary's light-hearted reference to "being allergic to Trump" or some such nonsense without question. Compare that to how they covered Marco Rubio when he paused to drink water during his State of the Union response in 2013. He became the butt of endless jokes and even Saturday Night Live routines that CNN covered. There was no such joking about Hillary's drink of water! Nosiree!
Headline from WashingtonTimes.com
"A stunning new poll Tuesday showed Donald Trump has reclaimed the lead é ."
Between the Lines
What a mess, these polls, but it's worse because of the skewed media coverage. So as not to let Trump make headlines by leading in the polls, the news reported on another poll. It was an online poll showing Clinton leading Trump in Texas by 6 percentage points!!!
Each time, the news of the poll was followed with a nondescript caveat, é "but online polls are hard to track." Of course, they are. How do you know who "votes" in an online poll? They are totally inaccurate, yet this was being reported as news, so as to bury the real poll about Trump being ahead.
Headline from FeedingTexas.org
"Report: One in Six Texas Households Still Struggling to Avoid Hunger"
Between the Lines
It's not that people are actually starving, but may have to work at balancing their budgets in order to be able to provide for their family.
Hunger used to mean undernourished and starving. Now it's just an inconvenience, and according to politicians, no one should have to struggle to make ends meet. Let the government take care of you.
"Food insecurity" rather than hunger now is cause for more government intervention.
Headline from
Associated Press
"Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says that rival Hillary Clinton's comment painting half of his supporters as a 'basket of deplorables' is the 'biggest mistake of the political season.'"
Between the Lines
It could be.
Of course, the deplorables remark was made as Hillary was about to succumb to the ravages of pneumonia. In hindsight, of course, we all know the story.
Hillary and her campaign only admitted to her medical situation after she collapsed in front of cameras at a 9-11 event.
Earlier that morning, her camp lied and said she was just dehydrated. Even after she collapsed, it was hours before the pneumonia story came out.
Perhaps if they had admitted earlier last week that she was struggling with some kind of health issues, she would not have opened this basket of (deplorable) worms.
Calling half of all who support Trump "deplorable" may not have been the best thing she could have done, but now she can blame her unfortunate choice of words on the effects of pneumonia.


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A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a hardware/software solution that allows secure communications between two networks using a public network, such as the Internet. The keyword here is "secure". All data sent from the first network to the second network is encrypted in a secure tunnel of communication. So, even though the communication is happening over the public Internet, no one else will be able to intercept the data being sent. The data is also encrypted and secure on the trip back to the originating network.
You may have heard of a VPN, but you may not know how productive they can make your employees. The VPN allows your employees to work from home and access the company files as if they were sitting at their desk in the office. This can help to reduce costs because if a small change or update needs to be made to a file on the weekend or late in the evening, your employees can make the changes from their home computer, securely and simply.
Most VPN's are hardware based routers or network devices that can be configured within your company network. There are also a number of "software only" products out on the market that we can also help you setup and configure for remote access.


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Dark Gray Items are Sunday Homilies. Light Gray Items are Catechetical Presentations & Special Masses.
We are to love God for Himself, because of a twofold reason; nothing is more reasonable, nothing more profitable.
All the efforts of the human mind cannot exhaust the essence of a single fly.
You cannot be half a saint; you must be a whole saint or no saint at all.
Faith does not merely gaze at Jesus, but sees things as Jesus himself sees them, with his own eyes: it is a participation in his way of seeing.
Pray with great confidence, with confidence based upon the goodness and infinite generosity of God and upon the promises of Jesus Christ. God is a spring of living water which flows unceasingly into the hearts of those who pray.
In confession there is mercy. Believe it firmly, do not doubt, do not hesitate, never despair of the mercy of God.
Each of you has a personal vocation which He has given you for your own joy and sanctity. When a person is conquered by the fire of His gaze, no sacrifice seems too great to follow Him and give Him the best of ourselves. This is what the saints have always done, spreading the light of the Lord... and transforming the world into a welcoming home for everyone.
For me prayer is a surge of the heart, it is a simple look towards Heaven, it is a cry of recognition and of love, embracing both trial and joy.
What is mercy if not the boundless love of God, who confronted with human sin, re- strains the sentiment of severe justice and, allowing Himself to be moved by the wretchedness of His creatures, spurs Himself to the total gift of self, in the Son's cross ...?
There is a need for us in the fullness, joy and enthusiasm which comes from the Holy Spirit to take on the task which is more urgent than any other; that of making the unfathomable riches of Christ known to our brothers and sisters!
We can do no great things; only small things with great love.
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace; where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy.
You know well enough that Our Lord does not look so much at the greatness of our actions, nor even at their difficulty, but at the love with which we do them.
If we wish to make any progress in the service of God we must begin every day of our life with new eagerness. We must keep ourselves in the presence of God as much as possible and have no other view or end in all our actions but the divine honor.
Do not be afraid... Let His power of truth and love enliven every aspect of your existence.
Before all else, we need to keep alive in our world the thirst for the absolute, and to counter the dominance of a one — dimensional vision of the human person, a vision that reduces human beings to what they produce and to what they consume. This is one of the most insidious temptations of our time.
Priests must sincerely acknowledge and promote the dignity of the laity and the part proper to them in the mission of the Church. And they should hold in high honor that just freedom which is due to everyone in the earthly city. They must willingly listen to the laity, consider their wants in a fraternal spirit, recognize their experience and competence in the different areas of human activity, so that together with them they will be able to recognize the signs of the times.
Most people are taught by way of example and not by way of words.
If we wish to protect the poor we shall be in favour of fixed rules and clear dogmas. The rules of a club are occasionally in favour of the poor member. The drift of a club is always in favour of the rich one.
Since no one can be saved who does not first believe, priests, as co-workers with their bishops, have the primary duty of proclaiming the Gospel of God to all.
Holy Scripture is a stream in which the elephant may swim and the lamb may wade.
People today are tired of having their sins explained away. They want their sins forgiven. They don't want to be told, anymore, that it was all the fault of their parents or of their environment or that their glands made them behave that way. What they long to find is Mercy.
A man who first tried to guess 'what the public wants,' and then preached that as Christianity because the public wants it, would be a pretty mixture of fool and knave.
It is a poor sermon that gives no offense; that neither makes the hearer displeased with himself nor with the preacher.
The human spirit will not even begin to try to surrender self-will as long as all seems to be well with it.... But pain insists upon being attended to. God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, but shouts in our pain: it is His megaphone to rouse a deaf world.
Never forget that there are only two philosophies to rule your life: the one of the cross, which starts with the fast and ends with the feast. The other of Satan, which starts with the feast and ends with the headache.
If I had only one sermon to preach, it would be a sermon against pride.
When preaching takes place within the context of the liturgy, it is part of the offering made to the Father and a mediation of the grace which Christ pours out during the celebration. This context demands that preaching should guide the assembly, and the preacher, to a life-changing communion with Christ in the Eucharist. This means that the words of the preacher must be measured, so that the Lord, more than his minister, will be the centre of attention.
The Church has always held and holds now, Christ underwent His passion and death freely, because of the sins of men and out of infinite love, in order that all may reach salvation. It is, therefore, the burden of the Church's preaching to proclaim the cross of Christ as the sign of God's all-embracing love and as the fountain from which every grace flows.
He chose His Apostles, and after infusing into their minds by the power of the Holy Ghost, the gifts in harmony with their high calling, 'Go ye into the world,' He told them, 'and preach the Gospel.' (Mk 16:15) Their preaching renewed the face of the earth!
People today are tired of having their sins explained away. They want their sins forgiven. They don't want to be told, any more, that it was all the fault of their parents or of their environment or that their glands made them behave that way. What they long to find is Mercy.
Anyone who listens to the Word of God can and must speak and transmit it to others, to those who have never heard it, or who have forgotten it and buried under the thorny troubles and deceptions of the world (c.f. Mt 13:22).
Faith in Christ cannot be maintained pure and unalloyed when it is not protected and supported by faith in the Church... Faith in Christ and faith in the Church stand together.


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Noble Energy Announces Company Updates
Noble Energy, Inc., at its annual analyst meeting, will provide updated guidance and global resource estimates. Noble Energy's total sales volumes for 2008 are now estimated to average between 210 and 220 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (MBoepd). Using the midpoint of the new guidance, this represents a 2% increase from the original estimate's midpoint of 210 MBoepd and a 9% increase from 2007 after adjusting for the Argentina asset sale. The incremental volumes over prior guidance are primarily related to better than expected performance from deepwater Gulf of Mexico development projects, enhanced growth in the Rocky Mountains, as well as the impact of the accelerated development of phase two at Dumbarton in the North Sea and increased natural gas sales in Israel.
Noble Energy also confirmed its 6-10% annual compounded organic growth target through 2012. There will be minimal production impact during this period from its West Africa discoveries, which are expected to begin production within the 2012 to 2014 timeframe. Capital requirements through 2012 will average approximately $2 billion per year, which includes the Company's updated 2008 capital budget and anticipated development spending for its West Africa discoveries.
Accompanying the change in production guidance, Noble Energy is adjusting several of its cost estimates for 2008. Estimated oil and gas lease operating expenses were lowered to range from $4.20 per barrel of oil equivalent (Boe) to $4.70 per Boe, down from $4.30 to $4.80 per Boe. Depreciation, depletion, and amortization expense is now estimated to range from $10.30 per Boe to $10.90 per Boe, down from $10.40 to $11 per Boe. Other guidance changes, primarily interest expense and taxes, are included in more detail at the end of this news release.
The Company estimates that its net unrisked resource potential has increased approximately 70 percent from its 2007 estimate to 5.3 billion barrels of oil equivalent. The increase comes from the combination of an increased exploration portfolio and expanded resource development programs.
- Gulfport Names Noble Energy Executive As Operations Chief (Jan 03)
- US Shale Producers Promise both Higher Output and Returns (Nov 03)
- Fault at Israel's Tamar Gas Field Prompts Use of Dirtier Fuels (Sep 22)


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The site healthylivingbox.net appears to be offline now. I hope it's not just temporary. It was another case of a plagiarist scraping the entire site and the owner is in Turkey (where hardly any English speakers live). This is the second time someone from Turkey has scraped huge numbers of articles from HubPages. Perhaps it's time to block access from this country since only the scrapers speak English.
Two points
(1) Blocking access from certain IPs or a range of IPs doesn't stop scrapers since they can use a proxy to get around an IP ban.
(2) Many Turks know English as a second language and search the web in English. Seni seviyorum Türkiye!
Hey, I love Turkey, too. Seriously. Turkey is the land of one of the greatest ancient kingdoms and will again rise to a high state of leadership in the Middle East.
Except for the genocide of the Armenians (the Ottoman regime killed 1.5 million Armenians in 1915 and sent many others into exile), it tolerates many religious practices including secularism, has a separation of religion and government, and provides safe harbor and assistance to more than 200,000 refugees fleeing the upheaval in neighboring Syria.
But the fact remains that Turkey is the recipient of the highest percentage of webspam violations from Google. The Turkish government is a signatory to the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works and has vowed to uphold international copyright conventions. But the government in Turkey will need to do more to improve its country's reputation in the online community.
To the matter at hand, if you speak Turkish, can you translate this cache version of the website that plagiarized HP content?
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s … rnek-sayfa
As long as HP continues to have quality content and we continue to write it, there will be people stealing our work. Frustrating? Yes. Maddening? Yes...but in a way it is complimentary as well. We just have to keep on our toes to get any copied content removed.
It's just so completely frustrating. HP can identify from server logs when an IP address is visiting thousands of pages on the site. It should be obvious that someone isn't rapidly reading that many Hubs.
I noticed a Hubber with a 71 author score, seven featured Hubs and over 100K visitors in five months. Personally, I think that's more than a little suspicious. I would think that HP would monitor suspicious visits since it is paying Hubbers based on CPM and since illegitimate traffic violates its TOS.
Something is very suspicious. We have a brand new Hubber who has zero attributions other than Internet. All of his content is stolen. His Hubs are in the spotlight. What happened to the filters? We are now required to monitor the site as unpaid administrators, while getting no support for stolen webpages and content. Weary of this...
http://stupidimage .tk/tillsontitan -on-HubPages
http://www .juxtapost .com/site/permlink/25d3b4680edc3f48205ce7bf9fca4259/postsites /tillsontitan_hubpages _com/
http://motivationalwallpaper .org/motivation -tillsontitan -on-hubpages.html
Sorry to step on your toes tillsontitan - motivation wallpaper recently known as Liverpool wallpaper is making a killing on you and other Hubbers
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text: Human Rights Observatory Struggles Push IS to Look for Alliances As the Islamic State militant group struggles to hold ground and seize more, it is trying to either forge alliances with other militant groups or defeat them. These shifting relationships are altering the battle lines in the Middle East. One of the self-proclaimed Islamic State's most well-known rivals is Afghanistan's Taliban, which publicly told IS to get out of its country. A political researcher at Egypt's Al-Ahram Foundation, Hala Mustafa, said the two groups are natural...Read complete article© Voice of America - Tuesday, July 28, 2015


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Mommy Uniform Revampification – in progress
A new staple in your mommy uniform! Lucky Me Tee creates fashionable yet wearable t-shirts that answer the age old question, "how many kids do you have?"
Whenever I'm alone with my youngest, girl 2006, someone will ask me if she's my first. People generally assume when they see a lady with a baby alone that it's their first. Lucky Me Tee tanks are a conversation starter, but what I really like is the coverage.
The last thing I want to do is bring attention to my mid section! this tank is nice and long providing perfect coverage at the waist and bust.
Lucky Me Tee has also created long sleeve shirts, totes, hoody sweatshirts (totally fab) and sweet baby shirts. You know these are going to be H-O-T for mother's day but what a great gift for a new mom or just a worn-out tired mom that needs a happy lift.
*If you buy one please send me your pic to put up, I'd love to get a collection of mom's in Lucky Me Tees!
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The Complete Airbrush Book
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Gigi Hadid, Zayn Malik "Over" Report False
It's not "over" for Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik, despite a new tabloid report wrongly claiming the couple has "called it quits." Gossip Cop can debunk the story.
After falsely claiming earlier this month that Hadid and Malik's relationship was "on the rocks," Wednesday's new issue of Life & Style takes it a step further by claiming the romance is now "over." It's specifically alleged that Malik "recently called it quits with her after weeks of squabbling."
"Zayn broke the news to Gigi two weeks after her birthday," a so-called "insider" is quoted as saying. "He sat her down at dinner and told her how he felt. She is absolutely heartbroken and has been feeling really sad ever since." The supposed tipster goes on, "Zayn told Gigi that he wanted to 'keep his options open' and 'work on himself.' Gigi was shocked because she thought they were the perfect couple."
The magazine further claims that Hadid is now "trying to pick up the pieces," and "plans to start by taking a different approach to dating." The alleged snitch explains, "Gigi has told friends that it's time to date a nicer guy. She wants her next boyfriend to be someone who isn't famous."
Uh, not exactly. Hadid isn't looking for her "next boyfriend," because she still has one. She and Malik remain happily together. In fact, just hours before this story hit newsstands, the model celebrated the singer's appearance on "The Voice," tweeting a clip of his performance with the heart-eyes emoji. Gossip Cop suspects Hadid would use a very different emoji for Life & Style's false breakup story.


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GP shortages 'not causing' A&E overcrowding
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Two in five GPs 'feel surgery is inadequate'
Some 39% of GPs feel the premises they see patients on is in too poor shape to properly care for them.
According to a poll of 4,000 GPs:
- Two thirds said they had been prevented from developing or refurbishing their premises because of a lack of cash.
- And a number raised concerns about the impact of "hot-desking", or sharing consulting rooms with colleagues, saying that it hampered their ability to carry out a full range of services.
Many GP surgeries 'unfit for purpose'
Patients are not getting the care they need as many GP surgeries are "unfit for purpose", according to the British Medical Association (BMA).
Crumbling surgery buildings are preventing patients getting access to the services they need "undermining" care, the union said.
One of Britain's top GPs, Dr Chaand Nagpaul, warned many surgeries had seen "no real investment" over the last 10 years.
Dr Nagpaul, chair of the BMA's general practitioners committee, said: "Far too many practices have seen no real investment in their buildings in the past ten years, leaving them in cramped, unsuitable conditions that are hindering the ability of many to even offer basic general practice services.
"Practices also reported being prevented from relocating to more suitable premises because of a lack of resources."
NHS England poll suggests GP patients 'less satisfied'
A survey of GP patients in England suggests they are less satisfied in the service provided than they were two years ago.
Of the 903,357 adults questioned in the Ipsos Mori survey for NHS England:
- 34% have a "very good" experience of making an appointment compared with 38% in June 2012
- 36% were "very satisfied" with their surgery's opening hours, down from 40% in June 2012
- 86% were successfully able to get appointment to see or speak to someone at their surgery
- 34% would prefer to book their appointments online compared with 29% in June 2012
- 78% would recommend their GP surgery to someone who moved to the local area, which is down from 82% in June 2012
GPs to be 'named and shamed' if failing to spot cancer
GPs face being named and shamed if they repeatedly fail to spot signs of cancer in their patients, it has been reported.
Doctors will be marked out with a red flag on an NHS website if they are deemed to be missing too many cases or patients have to make repeated visits before being referred for tests, according to the Mail on Sunday.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said tough action must be taken to bring standards at practices with poor cancer referral rates into line with those who have the highest standards.
He told the newspaper: "Cancer diagnosis levels around the country vary significantly and we must do much more to improve both the level of diagnosis and to bring those GP practices with poor referral rates up to the standards of the best."
Govt accuses BMA of 'scaremongering' over GP access
The Department of Health has dismissed claims GP services are "imploding" as "scaremongering" and claimed the number of family doctors has risen by 1,000 since 2010.
A Department of Health spokeswoman said:
It is scaremongering to say that GP services are 'imploding'.
The number of GPs has gone up by 1,000 since 2010 and we've taken tough decisions to protect the NHS budget so we can strengthen family doctoring, reform out-of-hospital care and improve GP access for 7.5 million people.
GPs agreed to be at the heart of our radical plans for more personalised community care in return for cutting their targets by more than a third to free up more time with patients.
GPs waning under 'mismatch' in demand and resources
GP services are crumbling under the "total mismatch" between a sharp rise in the number of patients needing appointments and the NHS' shrinking capacity to provide care, a health expert warned.
The BMA's Dr Chaand Nagpaul explained:
What we are witnessing is a total mismatch between the rapidly rising demands on GP appointments and a shrinking capacity to provide that care.
Waiting times are inevitably getting longer because the increased demand has not been matched with increased capacity.
GPs will rightly prioritise urgent problems, what is being squeezed are patients with routine problems....
It's common that patients wait over a week, some two weeks. The Royal College of GPs have done a survey which shows that waits will increase to two weeks in a large number of practices in the coming year.
Patients face 'two week wait for GP appointment'
A two-week wait for an appointment to see the family doctor may become commonplace, as GP services are "imploding", a health chief warned.
Dr Chaand Nagpaul, who chairs the British Medical Association's (BMA) general practitioners committee, warned patients would suffer because of rising demand on GP services and "disinvestment".
Instead, patients will have to wait a fortnight as standard before they can see a GP, he said.
Dr Nagpaul also warned of toll the "conveyor belt of care" took on GPs as they try to see as many patients as possible.
Speaking to the BMA's annual representative meeting in Harrogate, Dr Nagpaul said that in the last five years the number of patients seen by family doctors has increased by 40 million each year.
De-registered pensioner: 'It is a bit worrying'
A 95-year-old pensioner who was "de-registered" from her GPs because their services were overstretched said being shut out from her family doctor was a "bit worrying".
Lily Dove, 95, told Good Morning Britain she could remember when "the doctor used to come out and visit with a horse and trap" and said the Watton Medical Practice should have spoken to the services "before they got in this muddle".
Watton Medical Practice manager Mary Osborne said the decision to de-register Mrs Dove was "a matter of patient safety".
"We were informed by the local area team for NHS England that we could not be discriminatory and ask some residents to move and ask others to stay – that would have been unlawful.
"The decision was made on geographical area, where there is an alternative practice to cover a patient's primary care."
General Practice 'having a very hard time'
General Practice is "having a very hard time" as GPs are asked to care for more patients with limited resources, the National Secretary of the Family Doctor Association said.
Dr Simon Abrams told Good Morning Britain GPs were expected to do much more but it was "very difficult to meet these challenges without added resources".
'De-registering patients' to be debated by doctors
Doctors at the British Medical Association (BMA) will debate the growing number of GPs de-registering their patients as they try to cope with dwindling staff numbers and stretched resources.
The BMA has warned of a "critical shortage" in GPs after figures out last week revealed take-up of family doctor training is at its lowest level since 2007.
Figures from Health Education England show that overall there are 451 vacancies across the UK for GP trainees, with Liverpool suffering the biggest number of empty GP places.


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Student/Congregational Worship Pastor
Trinity Church EFCA
Covington, Louisiana, United States
Student/Congregational Worship Pastor
This is a full-time position that will focus on leading both the student ministry (junior and senior high) and worship ministry of the church. This person will be a passionate follower of Jesus who has a love for discipling students and leading people in worship. This position requires someone who is an evangelical, Bible-believing Christian, who is musically gifted and possesses strong relational and organizational skills, and who seeks to build a grace-oriented, relational ministry.
Our hope is that this combination role will spin off into two specialization roles within the next 5 years: Full-time Student Pastor and Full-time Associate Pastor over Worship Ministries.
Job Description for Student/Congregational Worship Pastor:
- Reports to the Senior Pastor
- Demonstrates a sincere interest and care for those served by the pastoral staff of Trinity Church and for the entire ministry of Trinity
- Abide within the doctrinal positions of Trinity Church as expressed in the EFCA Statement of Faith and core church documents (Constitution & Bylaws, Staff Handbook, Financial Policies & Procedures)
- The primary responsibility of this position will be spent overseeing & developing the student ministry (7th-12th grade) by leading/overseeing small groups, planning weekly gatherings, meeting with individuals to develop relationships and discipling a youth leadership team; while the secondary responsibility will be spent planning and leading weekly worship and developing/discipling the worship team members
- Assisting the church staff to help provide direction & vision for the overall church
- Recruit, oversee and develop ministers
- Ability to work well within a team ministry structure, leading and empowering the team members to serve within their gift and skill mix
As A Staff Member:
- Participate in weekly staff meetings by providing input for overall growth & direction of the church
- Meet regularly with Senior Pastor for mentoring, growth & accountability
- Be active in the overall life of the church (participate in the life of the Body, support other ministries, etc.)
- Oversee the preparation of the budget annually for these two ministries in conjunction with the Senior Pastor, Church Administrator, and Finance Team
As Student Pastor:
- Lead students into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ by setting a godly example, building relationships, Bible teaching, etc.
- Provide weekly discipleship opportunities for spiritual growth (weekly small & large group gatherings, mentoring, reaching out to both churched & unchurched students, etc.)
- Plan/schedule special events as needed (retreats, summer mission trips, youth conferences, etc.)
- Continue to work with adult leaders (recruiting and training)
- Communicate with parents through newsletters, announcements, website, etc.
As Congregational Worship Pastor:
- Plan/lead weekly worship service
- Cast vision for the worship ministry to draw people into a deeper relationship with God in Jesus Christ
- Work with worship team to schedule rehearsals, vocalists, instrumentalists, etc. each week
- Bring in occasional guest bands, artists, etc.
- Recruit, train and deploy new musicians
Reporting and Accountability
The primary line of accountability is to the Lord of the Church, Jesus Christ. The human level of accountability is to the Senior Pastor, who reports to the Elder Board. The Senior Pastor shall conduct an Annual Ministry Review for the purpose of evaluating ministry and human effectiveness.
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Bookmakers Report No Evidence Of Nigeria v Scotland Match Fixing
Nigeria's World Cup preparations came under a cloud after reports that tonight's friendly against Scotland was under review following match fixing allegations. British operators have witnessed no suspicious betting patterns and it's business as usual as far the leading bookmakers are concerned.
Brazil-bound Nigeria are playing Scotland at Fulham's Craven Cottage and the African champions are 5/4 favourite to beat Gordon Strachan's outfit which is 5/2 underdog and the draw 23/10, best prices taken from this football odds comparison.
A spokesman for British bookmaker William Hill said they had seen no evidence of the issues surrounding the friendly and would not expect to.
"This sort of activity will be executed in the illegal betting market, and is unlikely to be seen in the UK or European regulated sector," the spokesman said.
A spokesman for competitors Coral added: "We are not aware of any unusual betting patterns on this match, and that has been reflected across the industry.
"However we are not complacent about it. We do know that where there is integrity concern over football matches, betting tends to take place far from British shores."
FIFA had been asked to issue an alert over attempts to fix the match the the National Crime Agency which investigates serious and organised crime. It's believed upcoming World Cup friendlies could be a target for illegal Asian betting syndicates specialising in spot-fixing where specific events in a match are pre-arranged.
However comments from the respective national managers suggest they'll be taking the game seriously.
Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has said is players will not be involved in anything untoward, telling Sky Sports News, "We're not part of this. We don't know anything about this. We're here to play."
Gordon Strachan will be an onlooker in Brazil but has been looking forward to the game as he plans for Scotland's European Champuionship campaign.
"Nigeria is a huge game for us, we want to continue the form we've had", said Strachan, They have strong, talented players, so it will be a test for us. That's for sure.
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Instagram VS Facebook – Which One Is Better For Your Brand? (Infographic)
By Alex Neil Posted Dec 17, 2015 in Facebook Marketing/ Instagram Marketing/ Social Media Marketing
We all know that Facebook and Instagram are owned by the same company but their progress rate is so much different than one another that it is incredible. Marketing strategies for both social media platforms are very different as well. Below are a few things that should help you decide whether you want to continue to use Facebook for your brand marketing or you should learn the ropes for Instagram marketing.
According to an infographic by selfstartr.com, Facebook has reached a somewhat stable ground when it comes to growth while Instagram is still growing rapidly.
Organic Reach (Without Paid Ads):
The potential percentage of users that can be reached without paid ads on Facebook is a mere 4% as of 2014 while that on Instagram is 26%. Instagram's potential organic reach percentage has increased by 200% since 2012 while that of Facebook has decreased by 60%.
Ad Resistance:
Facebook users shy away from paid advertisements more than Instagram users. According to the infographic, only 32% of Facebook users engage with marketing brands regularly while follower to brand engagement rate on Instagram is 68%. Also, Instagram has 58% more engagement per follower than Facebook.
Instagram Boat has Space for marketers:
93% of business marketers use Facebook for social media marketing but only 36% of business marketers use Instagram. You can see that while Facebook is overcrowded with marketers, Instagram can still be an early start for brand marketers.
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Brands on Facebook reach 6% of their followers per post while Instagram allows brands to reach 100% of their followers. The followers just have scroll through their news feed for them to see the posts.
If the above reasons did not appeal to you, here is something else. An engaged follower on Facebook is worth $55 while that on Facebook is worth $65.
So, choose your boat carefully.


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The mother of the boy, who fell into a gorilla enclosure, slammed the critics in a Facebook post. She said that "accidents happen".
The gorilla was killed after the 4-year-old fell into the enclosure and the animal started dragging the boy "like a rag doll". The incident took place on Sunday in the Cincinnati Zoo in Ohio.
The handling of the situation by zoo authority is questioned by many and it triggered an outcry. Allegedly, zoo-keepers killed 17-year-old endangered silverback gorilla with a rifle instead of just tranquilizing him.
The boy's mother, Michelle Gregg, defended the move and said that people are too quick to judge, as reported by news.com.au.
"For those of you that have seen the news or been on social media that was my son that fell in the gorilla exhibit at the zoo. God protected my child until the authorities were able to get to him," said Gregg.
"As a society we are quick to judge how a parent could take their eyes off of their child and if anyone knows me I keep a tight watch on my kids. Accidents happen but I am thankful that the right people were in the right place today," Gregg added in her Facebook post.
Thane Maynard, Cincinnati Zoo director, on the other hand, said that he stood by his decision to kill Harambe, the silverback gorilla. In a news conference, Maynard said that critics did not understand a silverback gorilla and also pointed that they were not present there when the incident took place, reported CNN.
Maynard said, "That child's life was in danger. People who question that don't understand you can't take a risk with a silverback gorilla — this is a dangerous animal. Looking back, we'd make the same decision. The child is safe."
Meanwhile, more than 80,000 people signed a petition to create a law which will make the visitors of a zoo responsible for the well-being of endangered animals. Another petition which blamed the child parents for the unfortunate killing and demanding an investigation has got 230,000 supporters, as per WCPO.
this story about the gorilla at the cincinnati zoo has me fuming, so irresponsible of the parents, such an avoidable incident
— Hoodie Allen (@HoodieAllen) May 31, 2016
I'm sure by now everyone's heard of the #Cincinnati zoo incident with the gorilla. 2 bad gorilla had to die to make up for a careless parent
— Shuja Rabbani (@ShujaRabbani) May 30, 2016
Incredible/sad scenes in #Cincinnati Zoo,why was it necessary to kill Gorilla in order to save boy ??? Was there no other way…?
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