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16 March – 16th June 2016
Venues across London
The capital's art-house and indie cinemas will feature live Q&As with key characters and filmmakers, in conversation with journalists and current leaders in London's music scene. SOUNDS OF LONDON will focus on rock, pop, indie – and, as key partners in the GLA's 2016 Punk.London programme, the city's most unforgettable musical offspring, punk.
The festival promises many exciting highlights: Everything In-Between: The Story of Ellipse. This portrait of Imogen Heap gives a rare and fascinating glimpse into the production of her third solo album; a rare screening of Art Will Save the World with Luke Haines, best known now as the author of Bad Vibes, a comically cold-blooded post-mortem of the mid-90s Britpop scene; Julian Temple's The Filth and the Fury about the infamous Sex Pistols, surely the most influential and most notorious rock group of all time, including a Q&A with the director; a 40th anniversary screening of Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains the Same featuring performances, fantasy sequences and at-home glimpses of the band members; Yangon Calling – Punk in Myanmar, about life in an authoritarian state, and the struggle for freedom in a country where punk still represents true rebellion; East End Babylon is a journey through smoky boxing clubs, and rowdy football terraces, as three kids form a band that would be the last word in Rock 'n' Roll savagery, including a Q&A with director and The Rejects' Mick Geggus; The Rise and Fall of the Clash with Joe Strummer biographer Chris Salewicz, painting a gripping inside story of rivalry, treachery and betrayal, leading The Clash to self-destruct; D.A. Pennebaker's Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars is a cult punk classic, when Bowie announced his intention to drop the Stardust persona; DOA – A Rite of Passage with screenwriter Chris Salewicz, combines footage of contemporary bands, trends in the fashion capitals, and punks of all shapes and colours, creating a stained snapshot of a movement at its peak and End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones attended by directors Jim Fields and Michael Gramaglia. The band never reached the top of the billboard charts, but they endured by maintaining a rigorous touring schedule for twenty-two years.
SOUNDS OF LONDON is an eclectic and definitive line-up of seminal documentaries, featuring the cream of musical and filmmaking talent.
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Ward BowersHead of Equity, Triple Jump
Prior to joining Triple Jump, Ward worked in the private equity sector of which the last two years in Argentina. Previously he worked for ten years in the Dutch market with Halder (currently GIMV). His focus was on buy outs of mid-sized companies. He started his career in marketing & sales and also worked as a managing consultant. Ward holds a Master Degree in Business Economics at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam. He is a Dutch national and speaks English, Dutch, Spanish and German.
Philip BrownRisk Director, Citi Microfinance
Philip Brown is Managing Director of Risk for Citi Microfinance's global business. He is the senior credit officer responsible for the development of policies, programs and risk tools to enable Citi's businesses to commercially engage with the sector. Before moving to Citi Microfinance he was the Risk Manager for Project Finance and Structured Trade Finance within EMEA. Mr. Brown joined Citibank in 1971 and has had a variety of client, product and business management assignments. These span financial institutions, corporate, commercial, investment, and private banking with product roles in cash management and trade. They have included country head; business and staff positions in the United States, Europe, Sri Lanka, Channel Islands; audit and risk review for EMEA; and head of regulatory for Citicorp UK. Mr. Brown is a fellow of the Institute of Financial Services, a member of the Governing Council of the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation, and former Chairman of the Strategic Planning Society.
Paul DiLeoManaging Partner, Grassroots Capital
Paul DiLeo has pioneered the mobilization of private capital for the microfinance industry and in so doing has helped shape the sector as an investable opportunity. With over two decades of experience in development finance and 10 years' experience in the microfinance sector, he has cultivated a wealth of knowledge in the industry and is respected as a thought leader in the microfinance investment community. Mr. DiLeo launched and managed the Gray Ghost Microfinance Fund which was the first private, for-profit microfinance fund established to demonstrate the viability of microfinance investment. Prior to starting Gray Ghost, he was instrumental in setting up a U.S. government-backed investment fund in Russia and during his tenure at Shorebank Corporation made equity investments in leading microfinance institutions in India and Bangladesh. He also worked extensively in advising and evaluating microfinance institutions and small business banks around the world. Paul started his career in international finance with the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He obtained his Bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts, has a Master's degree from Boston University, and completed studies in business accounting and finance at New York University. Mr. DiLeo is the President of Grassroots Capital Management and also acts as Managing Partner of Grassroots Capital Partners.
Michael FiebigHead Microfinance Equity, responsAbility
Michael Fiebig is Head Financial Institutions Equity Investments at responsAbility Investments AG, Zurich, Switzerland. Mr. Fiebig heads the FI Equity team at responsAbility since April 2011, and is representing the Investment Vehicles managed by responsAbility on the Boards of a number of financial institutions and funds. He has accumulated 20 years of experience in advising, running and investing in retail banking, microfinance and SME lending operations in over 25 countries. From 2006 to early 2011, Mr. Fiebig worked as Investment Director with a private equity boutique in Switzerland, where he covered equity investments in SME banks and microfinance institutions in South Eastern Europe. Prior to this he led a bank transformation project with a non-bank financial institution in Albania. He served as Business Development Director at a commercial bank in Kosovo and at this bank led the implementation of two large advisory projects with focus on housing finance and SME lending. He previously held positions as Lead Project Manager, Consultant and Deputy Head of the international bank & microfinance consulting division of Bankakademie (now Frankfurt School of Finance and Management). Michael holds a Master of Business Administration (Dipl.Kfm.) degree from the Freie Universität Berlin.
Yrenilsa LopezInvestment Officer, Women's World Banking
Yrenilsa Lopez is an Investment Officer with Women's World Banking Capital Partners, LP directing private equity investments into gender-focused inclusive finance institutions. She was previously with BlueOrchard Finance in Lima, Peru where she executed private debt investments and managed a portfolio of private debt investments to financial institutions serving the bottom of the pyramid. Prior to this, Yrenilsa was the Relationship Manager for Latin America for Developing World Markets based in Stamford, Connecticut. Yrenilsa began her career with the SME Finance department of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC). She has completed all three levels of the CFA Institute exam series. She speaks fluent Spanish and conversational Portuguese.
Elisabeth RhyneManaging Director, Center for Financial Inclusion
Elisabeth Rhyne works to bring together leaders in financial services to address challenges facing the microfinance industry today. She is a co-creator of the Smart Campaign for client protection in microfinance. As senior vice president of Accion from 2000-2008, Ms. Rhyne led Accion's initial entry into Africa and India and directed the organization's research efforts to develop new financial products and managed Accion's publications and educational activities. Ms. Rhyne has published numerous articles and five books on microfinance, including Mainstreaming Microfinance: How Lending to the Poor Began, Grew and Came of Age in Bolivia (Kumarian Press, 2001). She was also co-editor of The New World of Microenterprise Finance (Kumarian, 1994), which provided the introduction to microfinance for many of the field's current professionals. Her most recent book, Microfinance for Bankers and Investors, was published by McGraw-Hill in 2009. Ms. Rhyne was director of the Office of Microenterprise Development at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) from 1994 to 1998, where she developed and led USAID's Microenterprise Initiative. Ms. Rhyne's experience includes eight years living in Kenya and Mozambique, consulting on microfinance policy and operations for governments, international organizations, and microfinance institutions. Ms. Rhyne holds a master's degree and Ph.D. in public policy from Harvard University. She earned a bachelor's degree in history and humanities from Stanford University.
Alex SilvaFounding Partner, Omtrix
Mr. Silva has more than 25 years of experience in international finance with expertise in the evaluation of financial intermediaries, financial engineering, strategic planning and corporate finance. He has in-depth knowledge of the Latin American and Caribbean financial markets and maintains regular contact with prominent bi/multilateral institutions in the region. In addition, he has high-level contacts within the Latin American business community as well as financial institutions. Mr. Silva was the manager of the Antares Fund, a for-profit equity participation fund aiming to develop a secondary market for equity participations in microfinance institutions (MFIs), financial institutions specializing in serving small and micro entrepreneurs. He is also the Executive Director of Calmeadow and represents this Canadian NGO on the Board of Africap, a fund specialized in providing equity and long-term funding to African MFIs. Prior to establishing Omtrix, Mr. Silva worked for the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC), a multilateral financial institution, as the head of its Central American office. He was the Executive Director of ProFund Internacional, where he was responsible for the management of a regional investment fund specializing in equity investments in MFIs in Latin America and the Caribbean. Mr. Silva has served as a board member of numerous MFIs in countries such as Nicaragua, Haiti, Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.
Caspar SprokelHead of Equity, Triodos
Caspar Sprokel joined Triodos Investment Management's Emerging Markets team in July 2012. As Head of Equity he is responsible for global equity investments in inclusive finance. He is a member of the management team and Investment Committee and has served on Boards of SME and microfinance banks in Africa and Asia. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Centenary Bank, which is one of the top-3 banks in Uganda. Caspar has over 20 years of banking and financial sector experience in Europe, Africa and Asia. He was Investment Director at SDG, a Botswana-based private equity fund that focuses on the African financial sector and Missing Middle Markets (2008-2011). Prior to that, Caspar held Senior Investment Management positions with financial institutions in Africa (2003-2006) and was a consultant to the World Bank, KfW and USAID on financial sector reform, SME banking and microfinance (2006-2007). From 1997 to 2003 Caspar held various investment management positions with the Dutch development bank FMO. Caspar started his career with ING Bank in the Netherlands as a management trainee, where he held various commercial and SME banking positions. He has an MBA from the University of Groningen and holds certificates in Banking & Finance, French and Corporate Law from various universities.
Vince TallentGroup Chief Financial Officer, Microcred
Vince has spent the last twenty three years within the TMT (Telecommunications, Media & Technology) & Fin Tech (Financial Technology) industries, working with and being a key member of highly energized and focused senior management teams to help create and deliver value to shareholders. He has gained extensive experience working with public and private company boards and their shareholders. Vince specializes in international business within the mobile, payments and financial services industries, delivering service offerings such as payments and financial services solutions, mobile airtime transfer, mobile data roaming and mobile applications within developed and emerging markets. He has worked with companies in various stages of development, from early stage venture capital-backed companies such as OmniSky, Mobileway, Mobile365 and fastacash, to more late stage companies backed by private equity such as Mach, Mobile Systems International and Microcred (Baobab) and large Publicly quoted companies such as Ingenico, MediaOne, US West and British Telecommunications.


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Inspirational Rose praises adult learning
A SINGLE mum of gypsy traveller descent from Pembroke is supporting Adult Learners' Week after adult education helped her achieve her dream of working with special needs children.
Rose Probert, 41, helped care for her disabled brother from a young age. She dreamed of becoming a special needs teacher, but learning wasn't a priority in her community and she left school without any grade C or above GCSEs.
For years, Rose worked as a cleaner while also caring for her brother and bringing up her daughter, but when she was employed as a Gypsy Support Officer at Pembroke School she had the opportunity to restart her education and completed a Level 3 Award for Teaching Assistants.
From there, Rose completed GCSEs in English and Maths, achieving B and C grades, and a Foundation Degree in Education and Social Inclusion, studying for an extra year to graduate with a BA First Class honours degree. In September 2017, Rose completed a postgraduate course in special needs, gaining a distinction, and this year she plans to begin a Masters in mental health and wellbeing.
Rose is supporting Adult Learners' Week 2018, which takes place from 18-24 June to highlight opportunities to continue developing and learning new skills as an adult and celebrate the positive impact of adult education on skills and employability.
Rose said: "Growing up with caring responsibilities in a traveller community made it difficult for me to achieve at school; my caring responsibilities took up a lot of my time and learning was always put on the backburner. When I was younger I didn't have the maturity or self-belief I have now, for me that's something that came with age, but as my daughter grew older I wanted her to see how important education is. Initially, I said yes to the opportunity to learn again to set an example to her.
"That first teaching assistant course opened my eyes. I didn't know anything about adult education, I thought I'd missed my chance to learn and I'd given up on my dream of ever becoming a special needs teacher. Suddenly I realised there were opportunities open to me and my dream was still possible. It took several courses, and a lot of hard work, but completing my postgraduate certificate granted me permission to finally work in special needs. Words can't express how proud I am of what I've achieved or how far I've come in just a few years."
In 2016, Rose received an Inspire! Award for progression. She's now employed full time as an Access to Learning Manager for Additional Learning Needs children.
Rose continued: "I work at Pembroke Comprehensive School – the same secondary school I attended. It's in quite a socially deprived area with a large proportion of pupils on free school meals and a high number of children with special educational needs. I'm in charge of a class of 70 pupils, teaching between six and 12 at any one time. The work is everything I hoped it would be, I know I'm doing something which makes a difference to the lives of other people.
"I've had some fantastic support along the way. The partnership between Monkton school Pembroke and Trinity St David's University got me on my first course, I wouldn't be where I am today without it. My current employer Pembroke Comprehensive School is also extremely supportive and helped with gathering information for my postgraduate work.
"I can't wait to start my Masters in Mental Health and Wellbeing in September, it's a subject I'm really interested in and passionate about. A lot of my pupils display signs of mental health issues, so the course will help in my day-to-day work, but I'm also just looking forward to learning again. Education gave me the drive to carry on, I've thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it."
Adult Learners' Week 2018 is running from 18-24 June and celebrates lifelong learning, whether work-based, as part of a community education course, at college, university or online. Now in its 27th year, it aims to promote the range of courses available to adult learners, from languages to computing or childcare to finance.
Eluned Morgan, Minister for Welsh Language and Lifelong Learning, said: "We often think of education as something we do when we're young, but learning is a lifelong activity.
"Rose is a perfect example of someone who has benefited from the opportunity to go back into education as an adult. Adult learning has been linked to improvements in health, overall wellbeing and social engagement. We want to ensure every person in Wales has access to the skills they need to help our communities thrive.
"Skills are vital to our economy and we want to support adults to gain the ones they need to find, or progress in, their chosen career. We hope Adult Learners' Week will inspire people of all ages across Wales to find out more about how they can develop their skills. Skills Gateway for Adults also offers a range of careers advice and guidance for anyone looking to improve their skills and employability or get back into work."
David Hagendyk, Director for Wales at Learning and Work Institute, said: "Going back into education has enormous benefits for adults. The evidence shows that it can improve your health, family life, the chance of a job, or a promotion at work. Taking that first step back into adult education might seem a little daunting at first but there is always someone to lend a helping hand and to support you along the way.
"Adult Learners' Week has been running in Wales for 27 years and has helped hundreds of thousands of adults right across the country. It's a great time to take the plunge to learn a new skill, meet new people and learn about something you have always been passionate about. With the world changing so quickly around us it is more important than ever that all of us are learning throughout our lives. Now is the perfect time to start."
Adult Learners' Week is funded by The Welsh Government and the European Social Fund and organised by the Learning & Work Institute Wales.
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Kirsty Williams announces online PGCE
A NEW part-time PGCE that combines online study with tutorials and seminars could soon make Wales a world-leader in Initial Teacher Education (ITE).
The addition of this new alternative route into teaching, announced today by Education Secretary Kirsty Williams, is the latest in a series of reforms designed to revolutionise the way ITE is provided in Wales. These also include new full-time ITE programmes.
The new part-time PGCE would provide a high quality alternative to full-time study and remove the need for students to travel just to attend their chosen course.
Students could instead interact with their lecturers and fellow students online, just as they would in the soon-to-be accredited full-time ITE programmes. This would remove any barriers that might be caused by their location or distance from a university.
In addition to the new PGCE, the Education Secretary also announced a new Employment Based Route (EBR), which would see a student teacher employed by a school from the outset. This would be targeted to help regional consortia address teaching shortages in schools region by region.
Both the part-time PGCE and EBR would enable student teachers to maintain their current commitments, including employment and income, whilst studying to be a teacher.
The students would also be able to take advantage of opportunities afforded by Wales' new student finance arrangements. From the 2018-19 academic year, all Welsh students – whether studying undergraduate full or part time – will receive support for their living costs equivalent to the UK national living wage.
Announcing the changes today, Kirsty Williams said: "An education system cannot exceed the quality of its teachers and our new curriculum cannot be delivered without a well-supported, aspirational teaching profession.
"The new part-time PGCE has the potential to completely transform the way Initial Teacher Education in Wales is delivered, complementing our equally high quality full-time ITE programmes.
"New students who may previously never have considered a career in teaching or been put off by costs or their location will have access to an academic qualification and programme that is of the very highest standard while also being flexible and easily accessible.
"It's by harnessing technology in this way that we'll attract highly-talented, experienced people with the higher level skills needed by both the teaching profession and our wider economy.
"I am confident that along with the step change in our soon to be accredited full-time ITE programmes the new part-time PGCE and EBR, together with new Professional Standards for teaching and accreditation criteria for initial teacher education, will allow us to raise standards across the board and make Wales a world-leader."
The Education Secretary also confirmed today that an HE provider, or partnership of providers, will be procured to deliver the proposals by working with schools and education consortia across Wales.
Yale to unlock students' potential
THIS summer, 16 of Wales' brightest sixth-formers will join students from across the world for a life-changing summer programme held at one of the world's most prestigious academic institutions.
The pupils, all part of the Seren Network, will join over 1500 other students from 126 countries and 50 US states on Yale's Young Global Scholars Programme (YYGS), at Yale University's New Haven campus in the US, as part a new scholarship opportunity made possible through the Seren Network.
Education Secretary, Kirsty Williams, will join the first group of pupils from Wales to travel to Yale's New Haven campus as she looks to build on links already made with the university through Seren.
The Education Secretary will also travel to both Harvard University and MIT in Boston to discuss new opportunities and collaborations.
This opportunity has been made available to Welsh students thanks to a jointly funded scholarship between Yale Young Global Scholars (YYGS) and the Welsh Government. The flight costs have been supported through sponsorship by businesses in Wales who are all rooting for the Welsh students.
The students will each spend two weeks at Yale's New Haven campus, where they will take part in a rigorous academic programme led by world-leading academics in one of six areas, including International Affairs & Security, Frontiers of Science & Technology and Politics, Law & Economics.
The partnership has been established to broaden the academic horizons of Welsh students, giving them a taste of university life in the States and the opportunity to make strong university applications when they return.
Kirsty Williams said: "It is a huge success story for Seren that we've been able to broker a partnership which will see Yale's renowned Young Global Scholars programme made accessible to students across Wales.
"I'm proud to be joining our first ever group of students to take part in this life-changing summer programme and look forward to making new links with other universities as we try to open new doors for many more of our students.
"I want every pupil in every school in every part of Wales to know that if you work hard then no academic opportunity is off-limits. I think this is a perfect example of what is possible and I want to thank all the sponsors involved in making this happen."
This partnership has been made possible through Liam Rahman, a Yale University alumnus born and raised in Carmarthenshire. A Co-Director at E-Qual Recruitment Education in Cardiff and West Wales, Liam is an avid supporter of The Seren Network and has been the driving force throughout the partnership. E-Qual Recruitment Education is a headline sponsor of the partnership, having raised in excess of £10,000 to fund the cost of students' flights to and from the US.
Liam said: "Since returning to Wales last year, it's been a real privilege to work with high potential Welsh students through the Seren Network and to be an interviewer for Yale's Undergraduate Admissions Office in Wales through Yale's Alumni Schools Committee.
"Over the past few months, I've worked to build the relationship between Yale Young Global Scholars and The Seren Network, which has culminated in this fantastic partnership and scholarship opportunity.
"This scholarship will deliver life-changing opportunities to some of Wales's brightest sixth formers and gives Yale the opportunity to access some of Wales's very best talent."
Adult learning: Richard's story
UWTSD has marked Adult Learners' Week by encouraging its mature students to tell their own stories.
Richard Thomas, a single father of three, graduated last summer with a degree in Sports Therapy.
He recently spoke to UWTSD about his transformational journey from gardener to Sports Therapist:
"In the summer of 2014 I was working as a Gardener and handyman in the quiet village of Bancyfelin. I didn't see it as a long term career and with three children and no partner, I felt I needed a better career direction so I started to look at returning to education. After realising that UWTSD offered a degree in Sports Therapy I decided this was the area that I really wanted to learn more about.
"I immediately loved the course description – having been passionate about sport, fitness, Crossfit and having also had many sporting injuries in the past – I felt that this course would be fascinating to follow. Because of my family commitments, I wasn't able to travel long distances to study so the fact that the Sports Therapy course was available to me in Carmarthen was great too! I had no idea of how I was going to work, study and juggle my boys' commitments too and I can't deny that there were times during the course where I found it difficult – but those hard times were definitely worth it!
"Following this course has not only helped me to learn about a new profession and to embark on a new career that I'm very passionate about – it has also helped me grow as a person. The course set me academic challenges as well as challenging me to manage my time and to fit in work, study and raising three boys as a single father.
"The course was full of work experiences and volunteer opportunities and by the end of the course, I felt prepared to face the world of work because of those opportunities.
"This past year – the first year after graduation – has been tough but it would have been even more difficult if it hadn't been for the experience and connections that I made during my time on the course.
"During my studies, I was lucky enough to work with the Welsh Under 20's Rugby team; the Dragons; Cardiff Devils Ice Hockey; Swansea City FC as well as Bristol City FC – not forgetting the various events that we covered such as the Swansea Triathlon, The Burn, Invncbl and some epic Charity cycle rides.
"Since graduating, I'm really lucky that the list of organisations and events I'm working with continues to grow. I now work with the FAW and the Under 15's Welsh Girls Football team; Whitland RFC and I have a role with Hockey Wales too. I also work with Gower College Rugby, Llanelli and District Schoolboys Under 15's and the successful Rugby Sevens team, the Carmarthen Warriors. Alongside this work I've been lucky enough to be part of a Hip and Groin Testing team – which I initially started doing during my time on the course – but I'm now also been working with Swansea City as part of their testing team as well as the IRFU as part of their ongoing Injury reduction strategies.
"I am currently still trying to manage my time but am enjoying the challenge. Indeed, enrolling on this course was easily one of the best decisions of my life. It's helped me immeasurably – not just academically and career wise – but it's also made a huge difference to me on a personal level. I've met friends that I'll have for life and I managed to complete a BSc degree – something that for many years would have felt impossible.
"I am the first person in my family in living knowledge to complete a degree and I'm not ashamed to say that I cried like a baby at my graduation ceremony. Receiving an award for my academic work was probably one of the proudest moments of my life. The fact that I've achieved something that I previously didn't really believe I could, has helped me to raise my own expectations and has allowed me to really expanded my horizons – both career wise and personally. It's also had a great positive effect on my children – the eldest of whom is now going to University this year."
As the only Sports Therapy degree in Wales accredited by the Society of Sports Therapy, the BSc Sports Therapy degree programme is designed to educate competent practitioners in all aspects of Sports Therapy. During their time on the course, students learn in a practical setting with plenty of hands on teaching in a dedicated Sports Therapy Suite and Rehabilitation Centre. All teaching staff are experienced Graduate Sports Therapists who have worked in professional, semi-professional, national and international sports over a number of years.
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21 tops that will go with everything in your wardrobe
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We don't think we're alone when we say that we hate the fashion maths that often accompanies getting dressed in the morning. Attempting to pull together a stylish but comfortable outfit that won't leave us at the mercy of the office air con (this top plus that jumper equals optimum warmth..?) is no mean feat.
For this reason, we like to keep our wardrobes stocked with easy-to-wear tops that go with everything: the fashion staples that look equally good matched with a pair of straight-leg jeans as they do with a leather mini-skirt.
With this in mind, we've scoured the virtual high street to find 20 of the best tops available now that will match the rest of your wardrobe, from a classic white shirt to a standout floral blouse.
These are the super simple, throw-on pieces that will make getting dressed in the mornings a doddle – plus, they all come in at under £100. Scroll through to update your wardrobe now.
Ruffle collar chambray shirt
£55, stories.com
Lupita rose detail top
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Hudson off-shoulder mohair jumper
£59, finerylondon.com
Split blouse
£40, stories.com
Trapeze sleeve top
£45, Kin by John Lewis @ johnlewis.com
Modern V-neck tee
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A sheer blouse
£25, monki.com
Pockets flowy shirt
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Straight-fit cotton shirt
£55, cosstores.com
Oversized roll-neck top
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Slogan tee
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Long sleeve wrap body
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Printed kimono blouse
£25.99, zara.com
Ink print pocket top
£49, Kin by John Lewis @ johnlewis.com
Glenmore jumper in block stripe
£49, finerylondon.com
Anastasia top
£49, Hush @ johnlewis.com
Stripe cotton basic top
£45, whistles.com
Ballerina neckline top
£17.99, zara.com
Polka dot blouse
£49.99, mango.com
Grown on neck knit
£95, whistles.com
Pleated top with cuff zips
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Hi Everyone
My 12 month old DD still wakes frequently during the night. Sometimes the only way to get her back to sleep is to give her a bottle. She's having 4 bottles per day (three are at night 7pm, midnight and 4am) and everyone tells me that is too many for her age. My maternal and child health nurse wants me to cut back to two and not give her any after 7pm.
Has anyone else had this problem? How did you go about getting your baby to sleep through the night?
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08-05-2012 19:49 #1
12 month old still waking for bottle feeds during the night!
08-05-2012 19:51 #2
My 24 month old still sometimes wakes during the night for a bottle. He now gets half skim milk and half water.
He didn't really stop waking up regularly till around 20 months. Wish I could give you some answers but for us it was give him a bottle or he would cry until he had worked himself up so much he would vomit in his bed
08-05-2012 19:58 #3
Hi OP,
My DD2 is 20 Months and still has 4 bottles a day, sometimes 5 even! I have never really questioned it, as I am going to give her up to age 2 before I drastically cut down to 1-2 a day. I personally don't think your giving your 12 month old to many bottles, but if it's really a concern for you, why don't you try cut out the 7pm feed by having him sit with you and dp for dinner and giving a cup of water instead and still give him the 12 am and 4am feed. Then slowly work on cutting the 12 am feed and so on.
DD2 has just started sleeping through with out a bottle, I didn't do anything, she just grew out of it, but I will still give her an early morning bottle if she wakes and wants one but its only happening once a week now.
There are no hard and fast rules, go with what feels right.
All the best.
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Hi, my ds was still waking for feed overnight at 12 months. We tried reducing the volume with little success. What worked eventually was diluting the milk until it was mostly water and then started offering only water. Even now at 4 he still wakes regularly for a drink, but once we could leave a bottle of water in his bed it did get easier.
Good luck!
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Have you thought about giving toddler formula at night and half strength through the night. My 2 boys (2.5yrs and 14months) have formula before bed then once the bottle is finished it's filled with water. Its been my experience though that toddlers will kick using a bottle when they're ready and at 12 months they're really still babies. Don't let other peoples opinion sway you. Look at the cue's your little one is giving you and take it from there.
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My 23 month old still wakes at least twice a night to nurse every time I get serious about night weening and make progress he gets sick
I wouldn't mind except nursing h hurts like someone is grating my nipples with a cheese grater
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I gave mine a thicker mix right before bed. I used the rice meal stuff for babies and mixed it into his milk. Sometimes I made custard out of formula and custard powder. My dad once said that stuff would bog a duck. Not sure about that but it did apparently work on my brothers and I and it does take them longer to digest so they eventually learn to streatch out the night time feeds till they one night just don't wake. Mine eventually didn't need night time feeds but was up in pain with tooth issues. A whole nother story.
Good Luck.
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I just went cold turkey, just offered water, cuddles, popped her back to bed, took about an hour the first night, she caught on and didn't wake at all after 3 nights, she's sick again now.ld, do breastfeeding overnight again, but I think once she's over it it wil be easier than the first time
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08-05-2012 21:50 #10
Hi OP
My DD is 1 and has about 3 bottles during the day and about 3 during the night , and DS still has one bottle a night and about three during the day and he's 2 !!
I have no advice how to fix it sorry ! But didn't want you to feel alone or that your doing something wrong when everyone around you says it's too many bottles , they should be doing this that etc . . .
Good luck ! Xo
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Can you believe I am on my fourth week? Where has the time gone? It honestly feels like yesterday that I made it to the CCM! So, can I just say how "TRUE" this church is!! Can I say how true the Book of Mormon is?…..because IT IS! It's so true that it's almost scary. HA!
But really, yo se que el libro de mormon es verdadero.
AND, the only way you can know it is….you have to ASK, SEARCH, AND LISTEN!
Every single one of us has to work for an answer, yes, more work. I have come to realize that all life is is work. I'm hoping we will have a break in the next life. LOL
I encourage everyone to read the introduction and 3 Nephi 11.
Then, read Moroni 10:3-5
Helpful tip: asking with real intent means we are willing to ACT on the answer we receive!
Moroni 10:7-8; 23 "Deny not the power of God; for he worth by power, according to the faith of the children of men; the same today, tomorrow, and forever, and again, I exhort you, my brethren, that ye DENY NOT the gifts of GOD, for they are many; and they come from the same God, and there are different ways that these gifts are administered; but it is the same God who worketh all in all; and they are given by the manifestations of the Spirit of God unto men. TO PROFIT THEM. And Christ truly did say unto our fathers; if ye have Faith ye can do ALL things!
Family, I know with all my heart that WITHOUT GOD, WE CAN DO NOTHING!!!
Every single one of us have gifts. If we are faithful, the Lord will give them to us and help us to recognize them!
Our communication with the Lord is super importante!
SAY YOUR PRAYERS! HE loves us and wants to hear from us.
THe times where you don't want too, are the times you need to the most!
I encourage you all to not brush through your prayers. How would you feel if your family members just told you all of the things that they are grateful for and the things that they need help with and then they won't even let you speak?
Please, Please, please take the time to ponder and listen to the Lord.
The Lord put us here on earth to succeed magnificently! We need to recognize that he is willing to help and He is always listening! We just need to be faithful and realize its in His time frame. Yeah, again with the patience thing….
This week was kind of rough for me. I've been struggling with some things and I swear by the end of the week and especially by Sunday, the Lord truly did answer my prayers. I felt like everything on Sunday was specifically for me!
Hermana Pratt in Relief Society, or our Sunday School meeting with only the women, spoke about FAITH.
It was all about ALMA 32 and a lot of this chapter spoke to me in many different ways than it had before! I always thought it was for people who didn't have any faith….but I quickly found out that I was wrong!
I encourage everyone to read this chapter but here are some interesting points i realized:
~I have the responsibility to grow my OWN faith! We all do. Relating it to people who are seeking the Church out; I am giving the message as a missionary however, the investigator must invite the truth into his own heart. They need to make a place in their heart to listen and to receive the message.
Alma 32:28
There are two negative reactions that can occur:
1. They will cast out the message because of unbelief
2. They will resist the Spirit of the Lord
The positives that can occur:
Swell within your breast
Enlarge your soul
Enlighten your understanding
Delicious to you
(note that these effects spell out "seed")
Now, We must nourish our faith DAILY!
I love in verse 39…Now when the heat comes and scorches your faith, it's not because the seed is bad, it is because your ground is barren and you will not nourish it. Therefore, you can't have the fruit or the knowledge and blessings of the gospel!
I want you all to know that I love being a missionary!
Yes, it's incredibly hard! I'm not even exaggerating….but I know that I have the power to do it!
I, Whitney Rogers, have been called to be a REPRESENTATIVE OF THE LORD, how amazing is that? The Lord has called me to do HIS work, and I will do everything in my power to get it done!
Jesus Christ is real, Heavenly Father is real, the Holy Ghost is real, and satan is real. But I know I am on the winning team….cough, Father (that was for you.)
Family and Friends:
I love you guys so much, and I am grateful to have such supportive and loving people surrounding me! I want all of you to know that I pray for each of you every night and I appreciate all the prayers! Thanks so much for the emails! Again, I am so sorry I haven't had time to respond to everyone! I'm on the Lord's errand and he needs me working hard.
Mom, Dad, Chan, Kris and Frank, Logan has a gift for each of you. Sorry its not a thing…LOL
I was not awake the other day and decided to pick up the top of my curling iron with my hand…OUCH! Missionary work truly does make you tired but definitely in a good way.
Logan's district left us! We loved his district and will miss them!
My district is wonderful! There are 10 of us and me and Hermana Howell are the only girls.
They are all either going to San Antonio, Salt Lake, or Cincinnati!
Elder Gibb looks like Chuck Bass from gossip girls! LOL
Elder Najarian is from Bountiful and is 6'9″
I met a guy that looks like Jimmer Fredette and another guy that sounds like Mufasa.
Anyway, I want to leave you with a quote by H David Burton:
"live in such a way that people who know you but don't know Christ will want to know Christ because they know you"
Oh, and don't forget to send me emails and letters! You don't know how much they mean!!!!


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A masonry grinder is a tool for grinding cement block, brick or concrete floors. There are several types of masonry grinders. Some are actually hand-held with a handle and operated with old-fashioned back work. Some are electric. Some run off of small gasoline engines.
Use a hand-held masonry grinder if you have a strong back and a lot of willpower. These are slow in grinding. You must use them in a circular motion. They have a hardened masonry bottom which is rough. This rough bottom is what grinds the concrete or cement that you're working on.
Consider the use of an electric masonry grinder. This grinder cuts fast and throws an awful lot of masonry dust. It's best to use a safety mask and eye protection when working with this type of masonry grinder. This grinder normally uses a full carbide blade. But some electric masonry grinders have diamond tip blades.
Know that a gasoline powered masonry grinder is often used on grinding concrete floors or driveways. This grinder operates with grinding wheels which rotate slowly. Water is applied to enable the masonry grinder to cut faster and not generate too much heat on the grinding wheels. This causes the grinding wheels to last longer.
Use a slow, even motion back and forth (left-to-right and right-to-left) in a half-moon fashion when you use a gasoline powered masonry grinder. This type of grinder makes the concrete very slick, much like glass. Be cautious when walking on these floors after you finish grinding.


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Taylor Swift Confirms Worldwide Live Stream
The cat's out of the bag: Taylor Swift's big secret is a worldwide live stream from New York City!
The event, which the singer was teasing with social media clues last week, will take place Monday, Aug. 18 at 5PM ET via Yahoo Screen.
At first, fans believed the clues -- starting with a video of Swift pressing the number 18 in an elevator -- were leading to new music. However, a page on Yahoo's website went live last Thursday afternoon (Aug. 7), and although it was quickly removed, fans found the posting, and both Just Jared, Jr. and Swift's third clue seemed to confirm the live stream.
"It's definitely an event you won't want to miss," a posting on Swift's website says. So just what will the live stream be about? The best guess, of course, still involves new music. If Swift announces a new album, it will be her first since she released 'Red' in October 2012.


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Summer beach reads recommendations
We asked the faculty to suggest the perfect books for light summer reading. Here's what they came up with.
And the suggestions are:
James R. Morris, professor of biology
"Lab Girl" by Hope Jahren
"Lab Girl" is a powerful and personal memoir written by Hope Jahren, a geobiologist at the University of Hawaii. She explores her love of soil, trees and flowers, and at the same time weaves in stories about her family, a longstanding friendship and her journey of becoming a scientist.
Daniel Bergstresser, associate professor of finance, Brandeis International Business School
"The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies" by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee
Best book that I have read in a while. The book paints a picture of work and innovation in a world of rapid technological change.
Jonathan Sarna, the Joseph H. and Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish history
"The Best Place on Earth: Stories" by Ayelet Tsabari
Happy to recommend Ayelet Tsabarai's debut collection, which won the Rohr Prize as the best work of fiction by an emerging author. Tsabari writes with verve and a distinctive style about Israel, about Israelis (like herself) who settle abroad and above all about Mizrachi Jews, the Jews from Arab lands who are far too little understood by American readers. The stories are rich and unforgettable.
Charles Golden, associate professor of anthropology
"Ancillary Justice" by Ann Leckie.
This is a classic space opera sci-fi novel, and takes place in a distant future where a human empire ruling large swaths of the galaxy has reached the limits of its ability to expand. Despite the grand sweep of the novel, and its two sequels, the story is really about what it is to be human, and whether a human can be both an individual and a "dividual" being — that is, someone composed of multiple selves.
The bigger world of the human empire also addresses issues of the relative costs and benefits of freedom and control within a state, and the root causes of political collapse. In addressing these topics from the small scale of the person, to the large scale of a galactic empire, "Ancillary Justice" is deeply anthropological.
Jané Kondev, professor of physics
"Cryptonomicon" by Neal Stephenson
It's about cryptography but disguised as this World War II/suspense/hijinks novel. My mother, who's an art historian, thoroughly enjoyed it.
Categories: Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences


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UK Justice System and Judiciaries are failing society
Judicial competence and conflict of interest still remain inadequately resolved by the Government. When put before the courts applications get defeated by trickery and obstruction of justice by those who are supposed to deliver justice and upheld the rule of law.
Lord Dyson, Opening of the Legal Year at Westminster Abbey, 1st October 2015
Lord Dyson, former Master of the Rolls and Head of the Civil Justice (the second most senior judge in England and Wales and former Justice of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom) forced to retire two years earlier. He attempted to protect Lord Wilson's (now Supreme Court Judge) wrong doing when he was in the Court of Appeal, in late 2010 and before joining the Supreme Court, and other incompetent Judges who have caused more damages to the justice system than any other Judges in the history of the United Kingdom. Lord Dyson is the first of all 96 Master of the Rolls to have been put into early retirement by a Litigant in Person. His decision to retire earlier was Lord Dyson's personal decision after he encountered issues for the prior five months, and after he discussed it with Lord Chief Justice – by his own admission at a March 2017 conference in Leeds.
We have done our work and retired one corrupt Judge, Lord Dyson! We are grateful to Her Majesty the Queen for her possible support as we also presented the information to Her Majesty after Lord Dyson refused on paper to retire on his own initiative.
Click here for a list of Judges who are no better than Lord Dyson and we expect their retirement or impeachment.
Judicial Appointments for top judges is simply a political appointment of the Government. There are very limited requirements for judges to have intellectual abilities, high moral standing (i.e. honesty and integrity included), show good behaviour, and clear ability of analysis.
Unfair Trials for unrepresented litigants continue to be the norm.
Lack of Court Support for those with physical disabilities is being blocked by those working for the judges and by the judges so as to deny one the opportunity to have a case heard on facts.
Financial Extortion from those applicants who qualify under the fee remission scheme introduced by the Government is on the rise as Judges are over passing their judicial duties and force applicants on their own initiative to pay the high court fees, a new trend to stop applications and deny justice to the most in need.
Impractical Orders continue to be handed out so as to disrupt one's life, put pressure on the individual who attempted to get justice, protect the incapable and ill prepared judges and those who engaged in the wrongful delivery of justice.
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2018's 5th annual event will be SATURDAY, APRIL 14th. [GET PSYCHED.] With gorgeous views of the Sound, varied terrain (rolling trails, steep stairs, a section or two that might generously be called "flat"), and a festive atmosphere, we think this is a race you (and your family, and friends, and well-behaved, leashed dogs) will just keep coming back to—one 1.93-mile lap at a time. Run for twelve hours, run for six. Run as few or as many hours as you like! Every single runner will get something awesome simply for showing up to run, but this isn't your typical medal-laden sort of endeavor. (We hand-make our bibs, count your laps with star stickers, and the first time we directed this race, winners won giant stuffed dragons. Last year, winners won a variety of things, including bright pink and/or green garden gnomes.)In addition to being heaps of F-U-N, our races are also low-impact: You won't find any paper products at the Cottontail 6- & 12-Hour, and we strive to have less than one full bag of trash at day's end. We also avidly support local businesses, which means as much aid (and prizes!) as possible will come from local businesses. Speaking of aid, we'll have some of the best out there. We'll bring you awesome fuel as your legs run loop after epic loop, and we'll have great, locally-sourced prizes to raffle off throughout the day, too. We also provide re-usable mugs for you to use throughout the day, though if you have a favorite coffee mug, you're of course welcome to bring your own. We'll have awesome and super talented local photographer Glenn Tachiyama out on the course while you're rocking epic loops, too, and you'll have the ability to purchase gorgeous prints of your ambitious Carkeek endeavors from Glenn, post-event.
This isn't your average loop race. Cottontail's run on a clockwise, 1.93-mile loop in Seattle's Carkeek Park, with an additional .54-mile loop open all day long to give you more distance options and keep things fresh. You're welcome to run as few or as many loops as you like during your 6- or 12-hour stay with us, but here's what to expect on each loop: steep stairs, rolling trails, gorgeous vistas, loads of single-track, green trees, glorious ferns, spring flowers, lots of up and lots of down. These loops might seem short, but they're never going to feel that way. Each loop contains 436' of vertical gain, which adds up QUICKLY, so expect to (have fun, yes!, and) be challenged.
Start & finish beside Puget Sound, in Carkeek Park.For the 12-Hour Run and the 6-hour morning crew, gates to the park open at 6:30 AM, which is when check-in starts. The run begins at 7 AM. For the 6-Hour afternoon crew, check-in starts at 12:30 PM and the run begins at 1 PM. (6-hour runners can also elect to start at 7 AM with the 12-hour folks, but be sure to sign up for the 6-hour AM registration if you'd prefer that option!) For both races, expect pre-race announcements just a few minutes before the start. The 6-hour AM race ends at 1 PM, and both the 12-hour and 6-hour PM races finish at 7 PM—any laps finished after that time will not be counted toward your day's total. [By April, we'll have longer days to work with, so you shouldn't need headlamps for any portion of the run unless you want it for the first or last laps of the day.] We're capping registration right around 50 runners, total, and as we'll likely get to that number well before race-day, we likely won't be doing day-of registration. We want this low-key event to stay low-key and low-impact. :)
The 6-Hour Run starts at a friendly $50 (+ applicable sales tax & UltraSignup processing fees), and the 12-Hour at an equally friendly $70 (+ applicable sales tax/US fees). Prices first increase January 1st, then again April 1st. This race, like Carkeek in the fall, is an Endless Trails fundraiser, so any and all funds that don't go to permitting fees/race costs/awesome aid and prizes will go to our 501(c)3 non-profit to support trail work, trail education, and trail advocacy throughout the Northwest region. We'll be accepting cash and check donations on the day of the event, too, and you'll also have the option to make an additional donation to Endless Trails as you're registering. Every little bit helps, and all of it goes back to good and much-needed work on local and beloved Northwest trails. Thanks for your support!
Like we've offered for Carkeek in the past, AS A SPECIAL 5th! ANNIVERSARY PERK, we're offering a way for you to knock $15 the registration price of either the 12-hour or the 6-hour.Just email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and sign up to bring a tasty aid station food and/or drink to share with your fellow runners (we keep these events intentionally small, so we're not talking huge quantities here), and we'll give you a code that'll discount $15 off your race entry when you go to register. We always try to have some of the best aid station food around, but we always try to keep things simple (nuts; wraps; homemade soup; fruit, etc.). You can make a local farmer's market stop, and/or grab something you love from Costco/Safeway/your pantry, or you can even bring something homemade! We'll keep a master list of stuff folks are planning to bring, and might even ask you to bring something specific, so we don't end up with too much of one good thing. And we'll keep offering discounted entry as long as we need more aid station food and/or drinks—BUT PLEASE EMAIL US BEFORE YOU REGISTER if you'd like the discount. If you don't want to worry about bringing something to share, no worries! Just register as usual and we promise we'll take good care of you.
Check the Cottontail race page (linked above) to see if it might already be answered there. If it's not, feel free to shoot us an email at allthetrails[at]gmail[dot]com. Looking forward to seeing you in April!*Prices include US sales tax, but not UltraSignup fees; US fees applied at check-out. All registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable to other runners/events. All donations go to Endless Trails, a 501(c)3 non-profit for trails.*


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Need to spice up your outfit? Here's a much-needed list of cool accessories to make your look totally unique, plus ideas on how to wear them. It's all in the details when it comes to looking good. Use this as inspiration to brighten up your look, but don't try them all at once.
A bright clutch or handbag makes a great statement piece.
Choose one that can hold all your essentials (id, lip gloss, money, etc.).
Sunglasses protect your eyes and make you look mysterious.
Try on a few pairs before you find your perfect shades.
You might also like 10 Easy Ways to Brighten Any Outfit
A colorful watch is both functional and stylish.
Try an old-fashioned timepiece for a classy look.
Big cocktail rings are fun and full of personality.
You'll be staring at your hands all day.
For a unique look, tie a silk scarf around your favorite handbag.
This is an easy way to mix patterns and colors.
A statement necklace takes an outfit from drab to fab.
Go easy on other jewelry to balance your look.
If you're texting all the time, your phone can be an accessory!
Glitz it up with pretty cases or skins.
Your nails are often an overlooked accessory.
Painting them to match your outfit is super cute.
Pretty bracelets draw attention to your wrists.
Layer them for a fun, unique look.
A delicate headband takes the place of jewelry.
(It also helps disguise bad hair days.)
Shoes make the outfit!
Show off (or hide) your feet with a nude pair.
Adding a bow to your hair is cute and girly.


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