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FAQs answered by Charlie.
Why should I buy a horse from Charlie Mann Racing or join a CMR syndicate?
Because I'm passionate about what I do, have a great eye, a good strike rate, and will do my utmost to ensure your horse does well. It's important that you enjoy your trainer's company and respect their ability. After all, we'llbe seeing quite a lot of each other!
Can I choose my horse at the sales?
You can certainly attend the sales with me, and hopefully I will steer you in the right direction when buying a horse. A horse that winks at you and looks pretty might not have the age, pedigree and background required to make a great chaser!
Can I come and see my horse at the yard or on the gallops?
Of course! Owners are always welcome to drop by – but please phone ahead first to make sure either myself or my Head Lad is here to greet you. If you're happy to get up early, you can always come watch your horse on the gallops, but it is an early start.
Can I bring friends, family and my clients to see my horse?
Yes. That's all part of the fun of racehorse ownership.
Can I say which racecourse my horse will run at, and which races?
You can certainly have input, but your trainer will know which courses your horse will be best suited to, and which type of races they should run in, according to their age and ability. I will always ask for your permission and your agreement before entering your horse into a race.
If my horse wins a 'big race' and I decide to sell it, will I get megabucks?
If JP McManus gives you a ring, that's quite possible!
Will having a racehorse be a nice addition to my investment portfolio?
If you're looking to make a quick buck then horseracing probably isn't for you. It's an investment in fun and in your social life, not a serious financial investment with guaranteed financial returns.
What happens to my horse after it's finished racing?
It's important to find your horse a good home. Thoroughbreds are extremely adaptable and can go on to riding club, hunting, dressage, showing and eventing careers. There were seven ex racehorses competing at Badminton this year! For more information go to http://www.ror.org.uk
How long is the National Hunt season?
We used to have the Summer off. Now it's just one day from the finish to the start. It ends at the end of April and starts again in May. This means that, over the Summer, the ground can be very hard (and too fast). We're careful not to run horses if we think they can't cope with the ground as this can be dangerous.
How old are horses when they start their NH racing career?
Usually 3 or 4. Flat horses start earlier at 2 years old.
What do you look for when you're buying a horse?
Good gait and conformation. Athleticism, good temperament and a 'can do' attitude! It's important to buy a horse that tries.
What is a 'bumper'?
A bumper is a flat race that's run under National Hunt rules. The horses can't have raced on the flat before, or raced over hurdles. It's a 'test' race for potential National Hunt horses. A way of testing them on the course, without jumps getting in the way.
How does the handicap system work?
Your horse has to run roughly three times to gain a handicap rating over a similar course. Sometimes a handicap rating is given after only one race. The higher the rating, the better the horse.
Can I change my horse's name?
The short answer is no. Even if the horse has run in a point-to-point only, it has to have the name it was given. You can only change the name of a horse that hasn't ever raced.
How do you enter a horse into a race?
Entries close five days prior to the race and all the entries are done through Weatherbys. The horse is then 'declared' as definitely running the day before the race by 10.00am.
How will I know if my horse is running?
It's my job to keep you in the know. Sometimes horses are withdrawn the day before because the ground isn't up to par.
What is the prize money like?
It very much depends on the race. Prize money can range from £2000 for a small race to £500,000 for big races like The Grand National.
How far do horses race?
National Hunt horses usually race between 2 and 4.5 miles. Flat horses are sprinters so their races tend to be shorter.
Who are Weatherbys?
Weatherbys are the people that hold the purse strings and administer the winnings between owner, trainer, jockey, etc. An account has to be opened with them. As your trainer I will advise you about this to ensure you understand the process.
Can I choose my own colours?
Yes – if they haven't been used before. They need to be registered with Weatherbys, but then they are yours for life. The cost depends on the individual set of colours chosen, and they are all made up by the same company.
How is the prize money split?
You get the lion's share, minus costs for jockey, training fees, entry fees, travel etc. Both myself and the jockey get 10%, stable staff and racing charities 5%.
What if I have a particular jockey in mind?
I usually suggest the jockey, but if you wanted somebody specific I could certainly check their availability if I think they might be appropriate.
Can I claim back VAT?
If your horse is sponsored by a company, then you can claim back VAT on purchase price and training fees.
What other cost/bills can I expect?
Jockey fees, entry fees and transportation fees. Jockey fees are roughly £160 (inc. VAT), with race entry fees being anything from £10.00 for the smallest race. Transportation costs of course vary. I will always check costs with you upfront. If you are in a syndicate, these costs tend to be included in the price.
How much are training costs for a year?
It usually comes in around the £20K mark, plus VAT.
What about insurance?
The rates vary according to the horse and whether it's running over jumps or on the flat. Weatherbys Hamilton do good rates if you wish to insure your horse.
How much will a racehorse cost me?
It very much depends on the background, age and experience of the horse. Horses can be picked up at the sales from £5,000 upwards. Some horses change hands for ridiculous amounts of money. I will always try and find you the best deal, with your budget in mind.
Where do I start?
Give me a ring. We can have a chat, assess what you're after and what you'd like to achieve, and take it from there.


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An old lady's ramblings about her love of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. I want my Jiu Jitsu to become a thing of beauty...fluid and graceful and beautiful...I know that someday it will be.
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
I have been feeling horrible lately. Feels like my body is betraying me. Chronic joint pain. Pinched nerves in my neck giving me grief. Shoulder, well we won't speak of it. What's an old gal to do? Go train. Stay home and rest. Go and watch. Hmmmm. It's a tough one for me. Last week I opted out. Now I'm thinking that was a mistake because I feel worse. So tonight I will dust off my pride and suck it up and go train. I know there is not a magic pill that will make all my aches and pains go away. Jiu jitsu has helped me survive the last 5 plus years. I fear that had I not started training I would have just given in to the pain. Jiu jitsu saved me. That's the thing I have to cling to. It's grace keeps me from ever going back to that girl I was before. Peace. Love. Beautiful Jiu Jitsu.
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- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2015 at 3:44 PM
You're great woman! I sometimes want to not go just because of a back ache or injured shoulder. I admire your hard charging! ; )ReplyDelete
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In the early 1960s Irene Shubik had been story editor on a British ABC science fiction TV series called Out of This World. This was when Sydney Newman was head of drama at Britain's ABC Television. A few years later both Newman and Shubik had moved to the BBC and Shubik suggested doing a similar anthology series but with stories based on the works of well-known science fiction writers. The result was Out of the Unknown, with Shubik producing. The series was successful enough to last for four seasons although that didn't stop the BBC from junking most of the series a few years later. Twenty episodes survived the holocaust and have now been released on DVD by the BFI.
The episodes were originally to have 75-minute running times. Shubik (fortunately) persuaded the BBC to cut that back to 60 minutes. In fact 60 minutes is still just a little too long for most of the stories - in retrospect 50 minutes might have been preferable.
As you would expect in an anthology series it's a bit hit and miss. Some of the hits are very impressive while some of the misses are spectacularly bad.
The idea of basing the series on published novels and short stories had some merit although it caused problems. The episode based on a Ray Bradbury story was never able to be repeated because Bradbury had demanded colossal sums of money for each screening. The concept did give the series a veneer of respectability though, which may be why the BBC bought the idea.
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The Dead Past is based on an Isaac Asimov story. It's a time travel story with a difference. Time travel is impossible but a scientist develops a technology for viewing the past, rather like viewing a movie. His invention is the Chronoscope. The government seems to have developed in the direction of a soft totalitarianism. The government controls all scientific research, in fact all academic research, and access to the Chronoscope is strictly limited. This causes immense frustration to a historian who is determined to prove that the Carthaginians weren't so terrible after all. He enlists the help of a physicist and they indulge in what is known as intellectual anarchy - unauthorised scientific research. They discover some very curious things about the Chronoscope.
The audio commentary for this episode features two of the original crew including director John Gorrie. Gorrie makes some scathing but very pertinent criticisms of the modern BBC culture.
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If you'd like to know a little more about my felty world, take a peek at the interview on the Craft Britannia website
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It really does make me feel all warm and smiley inside.
Thank you all so much!
I've been meaning to tell you all so many stories but I'm afraid all of the Pheeples have been keeping me quite busy!
Luckily today's unbelievably rainy, so they've contented themselves to snuggling up around the TV to watch as many films as physically possible.
I've supplied them with popcorn and mugs of tea, so hopefully they'll give me a few moments to tell you the duck race story!
Well... it's not really a story, just pure awesomeness! :)
Easter weekend came along, and Ooo, look what the local school are running for all the kids? A rubber ducky race!!
There were 2 ways to join in, you could buy a duck and get the number of your ducky and keep your fingers crossed it wins for your prize, or you could guess the colour of the duck, and if your colour was the winner you could win a cream egg! Yuuummmm!
So of course, me and Lewis thought it was an awesome idea to go along and be the only grown ups joining in with the duck race.
I guessed a purple duck would win, and Lewis guessed a black one would.
So off to the woods we go, with all the little kiddies and their duck whistles...
Please, just for a minuit imagine a mob of little kiddies with a duck whistle each.
It sounded crazy!
Anyone who didn't know what was going on would have been very confused by the explosion of quacks! hehe!
hehe, Lewis caught with his duck whistle!
They threw all of the rubber duckies in the river and off they went!
...very slowly I might add!
Possibly the cutest way to spend an Easter Sunday!
(I think when me and Lewis can afford to get married, we'll have to have our own rubber ducky race too!)
Oh! And guess what colour duck won the race?
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I hope you all had a lovely Easter - even if it was while ago now!
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Enterprise Java Book Reviews
Gopalan Suresh Raj
Enterprise Java Development
Java Server Programming: with Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP), XML,
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB), JNDI, CORBA, Jini and Javaspaces
by Andrew Patzer, Sing Li, Paul Houle, Mark Wilcox, Ron Phillips, Danny Ayers, Hans Bergsten, Jason Diamond, Mike Bogovich, Matthew Ferris, Marc Fleury, Ari Halberstadt, Piroz Mohseni, Krishna Vedati, Stefan Zeiger
A great book covering a lot of ground on J2EE stuff and Jini. Good coverage on Servlets, handling and tracking user sessions, and Exception Handling within servlets. Has a good balance of explanation and example source code. Though no single book can capture the entire plethora of technologies that make up all the technologies in the J2EE spectrum, this book tries to give an excellent introduction to the subject both for the beginner and the intermediate level programmer. I highly recommend it.
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A pretty detailed explanation of JSP and its usage with other Server side Java technologies. The authors did well in adopting Tomcat as the test-bed for the book. In the first part there is good coverage on Session Tracking. I found the chapter on custom-tags really good. The idea of Global Settings and Authentication are also neat. Also the case study showing how to port existing ASP pages to JSPs might be useful for people trying to port stuff. However if you have other Wrox titles like Professional Java Server Programming, you will find a lot of overlap in the content.
Java XML Programming with Servlets and JSP
by Alexander Nakhimovsky, Tom Myers
Let me start off by saying that this book is not for beginners. If you are new to Java do not buy this book. Buy this book only if you have experience working with Servlets, JSPs and JDBC. Having said that, I also find that this book is good at telling you how to evolve a system from the ground-up. In my opinion however, the title is misleading. This book is not entirely about XML. It has some XML coverage, however, the focus is more about building a complete system based on the Authors' framework and ideas which may or may not be applicable in every scenario. If you want to get any useful information out of the book, read it cover to cover. This exercise will get you thinking on ideas of how to architect systems rather than the specifics of XML, Servlets, JSPs or JDBC.
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by Sing Li, Ronald Ashri (Contributor), Mile Buurmeijer, Eric Hol, Bob Flenner, Jerome Scheuring (Contributor)
A great book covering a lot of ground on Jini. Presents good information regarding Jini development, deployment, including firewall issues and SSL as relevent to Jini programming. Has a good balance of explanation and source code, including good ideas. I recommend it.
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I need to start writing more, and better start now before we head off to Europe!
Kat and I have started planning our Europe trip for August this year, spending 5 weeks traveling from London to Croatia. We spend 14 days on a Contiki doing the European Highlights Trip going from London to Amsterdam, then we fly to Berlin for 4 days of exploring followed by a short train trip down to Prague for a further 5 days. After spending our time gallivanting around the streets of old town Prague we fly to Split in Croatia to spend 8 days with Busabout sailing around the Croatian islands (god help our livers). Once we are finished here we fly to Rome and stay in a hotel outside the Colosseum before flying home from Rome via Dubai.
Even though I have done quite a few trips around the world, there's going to be a few things different with this one… First of all, I'm not traveling solo… I have met people whilst I have been traveling, but have never left my destination and traveled with someone, how nerve racking. Also, I have traveled Europe by myself, but never with a tour, i.e. Contiki/Busabout… This should be fun.
Overall, I really didn't think I would end up traveling on such a big planned trip this year at all… Very happy I am though, bring on Europe 2016 #KME16


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The last part of White As Snow has gotten way long. Me thinks I'll have to add one more part. A tie up the loose ends part.
Hmmmm - A More Permanent Hell
The Elves have left us, and we have not mourned to see them go...
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Monday, July 31, 2006
Long time, long time, long time gone
Where to begin??? We got 10 tons of rock delivered a couple of weeks ago for our retaining wall Brent's building. I know that you're looking and thinking that I didn't mean 10 tons. I in fact did mean 10 tons. This is what 10 tons of rock looks like....
The next big news is that our newest niece was born on July 21st at 3:40 am. Her name is Reyes Lorenza Linton. She was 6lb 15oz, 19" long. Her loving parents are Brent's brother Ryan and his wife Marcela. I haven't gotten a good picture of her face yet, but here's me holding her. Just a little background on the picture. When Reyes looks at you, she looks in your eyes. It's very cute and very hard to look away from. She is a cutie! I'll try to get a good picture of the front of her soon.
Brent mom got here on Tuesday. She has been freezing since she got here, but that's the Pacific Northwest!
Well, sorry this is so short, but the dial up connection is driving me crazy!!! I'll try to keep up, I promise!!
Tuesday, July 04, 2006
And I'm Proud to be an American!
And now, onto the Market....
The Market is so much fun and we haven't been there for quite a while! The flowers are GORGEOUS and cheap! A wonderful combination. Plus you get to see a lot of interesting stuff. It was a very pretty day!
We have had a great day today! Hope you all have too! Have a Happy 4th of July!
Oh, I'm Back in the Saddle Again
Saturday was Adrian's 12th birthday. Where has the time gone? He's really into pirates right now, so that was kind of the theme of the party. He was funny on the phone...."Would you like me to tell you what I got?" He's a funny kid!
While I was talking to my family, Brent washed his truck. He loves doing this! Just look at that smile!
On Sunday we had our friends John and Laura and their two kids came over for dinner. Brent made really yummy pork ribs. Everyone enjoyed them. Out of the 4 adults, John was the only one with a different calling in the new ward. Pretty funny. They're fun people and we're enjoying getting to know them! Oh and Laura was really impressed with how baby friendly our house is. Thanks Court! :)
It was kind of annoying to have to work yesterday, but Brent and I both headed off. I actually had to work, but Brent had a pretty non-productive day. They all brought in food and just ate all day.
July 3rd was my Grandpa's birthday. Happy Birthday Papa!
We decided to go see fireworks on Monday night since we have to get up early on Wednesday. Poulsbo does their fireworks on the 3rd every year, so that's nice. We went to see "The Devil Wears Prada" which was very funny, then watched the fireworks. Not as good as Hawaii last year, but still fun to see.
And now to the 4th. Since this is kind of a stolen day, I decided that there would be no yard work today...only play. So, we caught the ferry over to Seattle... (this was the view from the car.)
And went to REI. The store in Seattle is the very first REI. It's HUGE! And kind of hard to get to...I hate one way streets. It's so annoying to be able to see it and not be able to get there. But we did get there. Brent has been wanting to buy a titanium spork for backpacking for a long time and he finally bought it today. He's very exciting. I mean, it weighs .32 oz. He's kind of funny.
I on the other hand, have been wanting to get some hiking sandals. I found the perfect ones. I'm so exciting. Hiking in flip-flops is just difficult. They are cute and supper comfy!
Now off to the Market... and since it won't let me add any more pictures, it is off to the next blog!


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WWII documentary on Tinian in the works
24 Feb 2013
- By Alexie Villegas Zotomayor - firstname.lastname@example.com - Variety News Staff
THERE are tentative plans to produce a documentary on Tinian's role during World War II.
Elizabeth Hobbs Krenik, the daughter of a WWII veteran who served on Tinian, is completing her book and hoping to see a documentary made on Tinian during the war.
Krenik is focusing on the experiences of crewmembers in the 505th Bombardment Group while stationed on Tinian.
The daughter of B-29 Superfortress pilot Richard Douglas Hobbs who served on Tinian, Krenik told Variety she believes in preserving as much of this history as possible for future generations.
Not only is a book to be published, but a documentary is also to be produced.
Krenik said, "I have a producer in Tulsa who wants to produce a documentary on the subject with a particular focus on the Pacific front."
Krenik has been gathering memorabilia and the memoirs of her father and his fellow aviators and service members.
Her book will include never-before-published accounts of the war, including the "shocking" details.
"It was shocking when I first read it as my father never spoke of the horrors they witnessed, " said Krenik referring to a journal written by her father's friend Sig Ellingson.
The Garland, Texas-based Krenik said all the materials she has amassed over the years will be part of the book she has tentatively titled, "Journey to Tinian."
Similarly, the Tulsa producer she is collaborating with is looking forward to working on the documentary that will focus on Tinian and the Pacific battles.
"He wants to focus primarily on the Pacific front and is working on raising the funds," said Krenik.
Krenik has never been to Tinian, but said she is looking forward to finally making the trip.
She said she plans to bring along her "two teenagers."
"If funds are short, only one of my teens may come. She is graduating from high school this year with hopes of going to Harvard. She is a top cadet in ROTC and never had the pleasure of meeting her grandfather," said Krenik.
She added, "A trip to Tinian would be a wonderful graduation gift."
Her fascination with the experiences of the service members on Tinian began when she sifted through hundreds of letters her father wrote to her mother during the war beginning with civilian flight training, through cadet school, their marriage, the birth of their first child, the trip to Tinian, the end of the war and the journey back home.
For Krenik, her father's letters left her thirsty for more.
She has since solicited letters and journals and purchased some.
Krenik said she has these letters and a lot of photos of Tinian during WWII.
She told her friend Nancy Samp, the historian of the 505th Bombardment Group, that her father and Sig Ellingson were friends with a SeaBee officer named Yeager.
Krenik said Yeager was in charge of the photo lab on Tinian.
She said, "Our family has many, many photos because of my father's close relationship with those in the photo lab."


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A social media campaign is underway to help get a Buncrana teenager to Comic-Con International in San Diego.
Thirteen-year-old Lochlainn Kelly had been planning the trip to the annual entertainment and comic convention for the past two years.
It was his "be-all and end-all" and he even forewent birthday presents over the past two years, asking only for dollars to fund his trip.
But Lochlainn, who has highly-functioning Asperger's Syndrome, saw his dreams "come crashing down around him" last week when he failed to get a pass.
He woke early in the morning and ensured everything was ready for the start of the sale.
However, demand was high and each 120 seconds, the page would refresh automatically.
Lochlainn and his family waited as the page refreshed 30 times before the event completely sold out.
His brother, Rory, told the Journal that his brother "walked upstairs with sheer disappointment covering every single millimetre of his face."
Rory said that Lochlainn had intended to also visit Los Angeles while on the trip but has now deferred that, deeming it "pointless."
Rory has now started a social media campaign in the hope the organisers of Comic-Con will see it and somehow Lochlainn will get a badge for the event.
Everyone tastes disappointment and has to get over it at some stage. But spare a thought for my brother - his dreams have been taken away from him as quick as a candle being blown out.Rory Kelly
He says that while he's aware thousands of people may also be in the same boat as Lochlainn, he is "sure that the disappointment he is feeling will last ten times longer than anyone else's."
He added: "Everyone tastes disappointment and has to get over it at some stage. But spare a thought for my brother - his dreams have been taken away from him as quick as a candle being blown out."
Rory's plea, with the hashtag #LochlainnCon has already been shared across Twitter and Facebook.
Rory stressed there is no financial issue, they are just hoping to get Lochlainn a pass. He is hoping the people of Donegal and Derry will help out by sharing his plea across social media with the hashtag #LochlainnCon to help Lochlainn's "dreams come true."
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Spring has come. We can finally say goodbye to our winter clothes. Of course, with a new season comes a new batch of English-dubbed anime shows to enjoy. It's time to see what sub fans have been raving about all spring. Here are the five English-dubbed anime shows you should watch.
Full Metal Panic! Invisible Victory
- Premiere date: May 6, 2018
- Studio: Xebec
- Genre(s): Action, Military, Mecha
- Where to watch: Funimation
The English-dubbed version of Full Metal Panic premieres this spring anime season. The series follows 17-year-old Sousuke Sagara, a sergeant within the anti-terrorist group "Mithril." His latest assignment tasks him with enrolling in Jindai High School to act as a bodyguard for Kaname Chidori, a student at Jindai.
But playing the role of a student is tricky for Sousuke. Due to his military upbringing, Sousuke lacks social skills and sees every situation in a military light, which makes for some weird and funny moments. Even so, his primary goal is to protect Chidori and find out why she's a target in the first place.
Full Metal Panic! Invisible Victory picks up after The Second Raid. In the latest adaptation, Sousuke and his colleagues at Mithril are under fierce attack from a rival organization known as "Amalgam." Not to mention that Merida Island and Mithril's flagship submarine, the Tuatha de Danaan, have also come under fierce attack. How will the members of Mithril defeat these powerful enemies? English-dubbed fans will find out on May 6th.
- Premiere date: April 26, 2018
- Studio: feel.
- Genre(s): Sci-Fi, Slice of Life, Comedy, Supernatural, Seinen
- Where to watch: Funimation
Based on the manga of the same name, Hinamatsuri follows Nitta, a member of the infamous Yakuza gang. While admiring his precious porcelain collection, a strange metal pod falls on his head, shocking him. When he finally calms down enough to investigate, he opens it and finds a naked young girl calling herself Hina. As if that wasn't weird enough, she also has psychic abilities.
Nitta ends up taking her in (to keep her from breaking all of his stuff). Although he was initially reluctant, he quickly warms up to the idea of fostering a father-daughter relationship with Hina. It also doesn't hurt that her powers come in handy for helping Nitta rise through the ranks of the gang. But, where did Hina come from, and where did she get her psychic powers?
Kakuriyo -Bed & Breakfast for Spirits-
- Premiere date: April 19, 2018
- Studio: Gonzo
- Genre(s): Demons, Supernatural
- Where to watch: Funimation
University student Aoi Tsubaki can see ayakashi, strange spirits that roam the human world. Aoi's grandfather, who raised her, taught her to be wary around these spirits. But, after her grandfather dies, she finds out that he has amassed an enormous debt with a demon innkeeper. Unfortunately, for Aoi, she also discovers that her grandfather offered her hand in marriage as collateral.
Now, dragged to the spirit realm's Tenjin-ya inn, Aoi must either work or marry a terrifying creature to pay off her grandfather's debt. No matter her decision, Aoi's will find it impossible to avoid the ayakashi, the same creatures she was taught to avoid.
My Hero Academia Season 3
- Premiere date: April 7, 2018
- Studio: Bones
- Genre(s): Action, Comedy, School, Shounen, Super Power
- Where to watch: Funimation
A major release for Funimation this spring anime season is the action-packed anime, My Hero Academia. The new season adapts the School Trip arc, which follows the Class 1-A students as they venture into the forest to take their Quirks to the next level. But it wouldn't be a superhero anime without some villains. So, expect the League of Villains to make an appearance.
Besides the School Trip Arc, the trailer revealed that the new season could also include the Hideout Raid and Hero License Exam arcs. Unfortunately for English-dubbed fans, Funimation didn't air the first episode due to productions delays. But luckily, they are still on schedule for dubbing episode 2 and beyond.
Dorei-ku The Animation
- Premiere date: April 26, 2018
- Studios: TNK and Zero-G
- Genre(s): Psychological, Drama, Thriller
- Where to watch: HIDIVE
The anime adaptation of Shinichi Okada (story) and Hiroto Ooishi's (art) Slave District: 23 Slaves and Me manga premieres this spring on HIDIVE. The anime follows 24 people who possess the Slave Control Method (SCM), a device that can make another person your slave. The rules are simple: If you win a duel, you become the master. If you lose, you become the slave.
The story focuses on Eia Arakawa, who's bored with her ordinary life until she meets Yuga Ohta and learns about SCM. At first, SCM give Eia finds the excitement she's looking, but things soon take an unexpected turn. Will the participants succumb to their dark impulses or will they treat the situation as a social experiment? Anything can happen when you're no longer in control.


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Bridging the River of Hatred portrays the career of George Clifton Edwards, Jr., Detroit's visionary police commissioner whose efforts to bring racial equality, minority recruiting, and community policing to Detroit's police department in the early 1960s met with much controversy within the city's administration. At a crucial time when the Civil Rights movement was gaining momentum and hostility between urban police forces and African Americans was close to eruption, Edwards chose solving racial and urban problems as his mission. Incorporating material from a manuscript that Edwards wrote before his death, supplemented by historical research, Stolberg provides a rare case study of problems in policing, the impoverishment of American cities, and the evolution of race relations during the turbulent 1960s. Edwards' vision and hope for Detroit gives depth to the national view of Detroit as a symbol of urban decline and offers lessons to be applied to current social and urban problems.
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Mary Stolberg, a former reporter for the Pittsburgh Press, is the author of Fighting Organized Crime (Northeastern University Press, 1995).
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Stolberg's compelling book tells the story of the political career of George Edwards. Focusing on Edwards's term as police commissioner for Detroit, the author closely examines the strengths and weaknesses of liberalism as applied to community relations in the city. Edwards, who was roundly criticized by conservatives for being committed to social justice and having a "social work" approach to crime, experienced tremendous resistance to his innovations from the police bureaucracy. In retrospect, many of the reforms advocated by Edwards, such as community policing, prefigured changes in policing that have recently been implemented in major cities. The strength of this book is that it shows that determined leadership can make a difference. Unfortunately, Edwards's innovations were later undermined by the changing political economy of Detroit. Stolberg's book is the study of a microcosm of political reactions to a leader committed to civil rights during this era. Students of urban affairs, African American history, and law enforcement can gain valuable insights from this work, especially because Detroit is such an important example of a city in turmoil in the 1960s. All levels. P. Seybold Indiana University-Bloomington


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Hello crafters
Well, I don't know where today has gone and what the weather is like for you, but it's really blustery in my neck of the woods and just the day to sit inside and keep warm and toastie and do a bit of crafting. This is what I've got on my desk today...
This little cutie digi is a new one in the Polka Doodles shop and is called Foraging. She's available on the new Work & Play 10 Country Life collection. I started colouring her at the weekend and I'm going to finish her off today. I will be using my Graph It pens on Ultimate Graphic paper, which is really the best paper for use with these pens.
This little cutie is new in the shop too and is called Dog Walking. Again, she's available on the Work & Play 10 Country Life collection. Wonder what colour I should do the dog? I'm really not sure what colour to do the girl's hair either, but I think brown and green outfit. Very country!!
I've printed off some paper and some of the sentiments which are like little tags too. Not sure what kind of shaped card to make yet.
And I've also started colouring this digi image too which is available on the Work & Play Music Collection. I've printed off some great pink shades of paper too and some embellishments ready to make a music themed card. I'm thinking of pink hair for this one. What do you think?
Anyway, if you would like to buy these digis they are available through Polka Doodles or if you click on the little thumb linkies below you will be transported like magic through the website.
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PICO RIVERA – Gloria Garcia ran frantically into the Pico Rivera Stables on Monday to check on the welfare of her horse before leaving to continue her search for a new facility for the animal.
Garcia was one of three horse owners still trying Monday, the city's deadline for all the horses to be removed from the stables on Rooks Road, to find a new place to keep her animal.
"I am sad and angry and I don't know what to do, he's a stallion and it is very hard to find a place for them," she said, as she wept near her horse's stall. "This city is corrupt and if I knew how this was going to end up I would never have put my horse here."


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.: Home > International Journal of Poultry Science > 2014 > Volume 13 Number 4 > N.A. Hartono, Nahrowi and Sumiati
Effect of Starch and Amino Acid Levels on Growth Performance and Blood Parameters of Broiler Chicks
N.A. Hartono, Nahrowi and Sumiati
Department of Nutrition and Feed Science, Faculty of Animal Husbandry, Bogor Agricultural University, (IPB), Jln. Agatis, Kampus IPB Darmaga, Bogor-16680, Indonesia
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This study was conducted to investigate the relationship between starch and amino acid levels of broiler diets on growth performance and feed efficiency. In this study, 240 day old chicks were distributed into 6 treatments using a completely randomized design (CRD) with four replications. Three treatments were fed with high starch and three others were fed with low starch. Both type of diets were formulated as isocaloric with three levels of total lysine, varying from 1.34, 1.43 and 1.48% for starter period (0-18 days) and 1.18, 1.3 and 1.35% for finisher period (19-35 days). The result showed that high starch level increased body weight gain (p < 0.01) and feed intake at 35 days (p < 0.05). No interaction between starch level and amino acid level was observed for body weight gain, feed intake and feed conversion ratio at 35 days. There was no difference for blood parameter glucose. Uric acid and insulin was affected by starch and amino acid level. Significant interaction between starch level and amino acid was observed for uric acid. Ratio starch and amino acid were positively correlated with weight gain and feed consumption (r = 0.573, p < 0.05). It was concluded that feeding high starch level based on corn soya diet increased body weight gain and feed intake. Starch level has relationship with blood glucose, insulin and utilization of protein and energy in broiler.
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Carterwood, the Bristol-based specialist property consultancy dedicated to social care, has appointed Henry Crosby as a data scientist to strengthen its research systems and data management. Henry's responsibilities include continuously improving and innovating in Carterwood's research systems and the way it maintains and manages data. Henry, pictured, is the newest member of Carterwood's multi award winning team, which has achieved a 34% increase in its services over the first six months this year compared to the same period in 2016. He joins following a four-year research scholarship with Assured Property Group in Warwick. Henry, who, specialises in three key technical languages, including SQL, R and Python, is additionally currently completing a PhD at the University of Warwick on geospatial data science techniques to better understand the real estate valuation process. Carterwood director Ben Hartley said: "Data is integral to our consultancy work, providing the foundation for all our market reports. Henry's appointment will help ensure our research processes stay at the forefront of the industry, and give our clients peace of mind that our data management, quality and sourcing is outstanding." Henry added: "IT offers so much scope to improve current processes. I am excited to join Carterwood and keen to make a positive difference. Developing Carterwood's intellectual property is high on my agenda." Carterwood was established in 2008 by directors Amanda Nurse and Ben Hartley and provides consultancy, valuation and agency services to financial institutions, investors, developers, and 90% of the top 20 care providers, as well as many smaller operators. It has strong links with key sector bodies, including the National Care Forum, Care England, Housing LIN and ARCO. Norton Support | Mcafee Contact Number UK
The Walt Disney Company has ditched Netflix in favour of its own streaming service set to launch in 2019. That, in itself, is significant, but it comes right after Netflix made a move to take on Disney at its own game.On Monday, Netflix made it's first acquisition – Millarworld, the Scottish comic book company. The streaming service hopes Millarworld will be what Marvel is for Disney, and seems to be an attempt to get a step ahead of others who are deciding to go it alone.Netflix is one of the world's biggest media companies, investing heavily on original content that in the past few years has come into its own, winning some of the industry's most prestigious awards.It also partners with other huge broadcasting and cable television companies like Comcast to boost its content and compete with other similar services such as Hulu and Amazon Prime.To avoid being eaten up by what's now become a rival, one of the world's biggest intellectual property companies has decided to cut ties with Netflix and go it alone. On Tuesday, Disney announced plans to launch its own paid video streaming service following its acquisition of a majority stake in BAMTech.The yet unnamed service, launching in 2019, will include Disney and Pixar content like the sequel to Frozen and Toy Story 4. It will also include "original movies, TV shows, short-form content, and other Disney-branded exclusives". However, the announcement does not include Marvel and Star Wars, two of the company's biggest brand acquisitions in the past decade.Norton Support Number | Mcafee Support Number Uk
Computer expert who 'helped to end NHS cyber attack' charged with malware offences in USA British computer expert who helped shut down the WannaCry cyber attack that crippled the NHS has been arrested in the US for his alleged role in an unrelated malware attack.Marcus Hutchins, also known as MalwareTech on social media, found a hidden "kill switch" in the WannaCry ransomware virus that hit more than 300,000 computers in 150 countries.But the 22-year-old has now been charged in connection with a US cybercrime investigation that started long before his WannaCry heroics. "Marcus Hutchins ... was arrested in the United States on August 2, 2017, in Las Vegas, Nevada, after a grand jury in the Eastern District of Wisconsin returned a six-count indictment against Hutchins for his role in creating and distributing the Kronos banking Trojan," DOJ spokesperson Wyn Hornbuckle said in a statement to The Independent.The Kronos malware, which is spread through email attachments, is used to steal banking passwords from infected computers. According to the US Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, the malware has been configured to access credentials from banking systems in Canada, Germany, Poland, France, the UK, and other countries.Windows Customer Service | Windows Support UK
Wall Street is seeing a mass rotation from high-growth technology stocks into value stocks this week, leaving technology investors to wonder whether the sector is experiencing a short-term correction or something more sinister. At this point, the market move seems to be more about valuation concerns rather than underlying business weakness. The downturn in the technology sector began a week ago when Goldman Sachs analyst Robert Boroujerdi said outperformance by a handful of mega-cap technology stocks created a "valuation air pocket" in the market.Boroujerdi singled out five stocks – Facebook (FB), Apple (AAPL), Amazon.com (AMZN), Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) and Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL). Together, these companies have delivered a major portion of the market growth over the past eight years. Incredibly, the five companies collectively account for nearly 13 percent of the weighting of the entire Standard and Poor's 500 index. In the week since Boroujerdi's note, all five stocks are down between 2.6 and 7.1 percent and have weighed on the overall market. The Nasdaq composite index is now down 2.5 percent, while the Dow Jones industrial average is up 0.6 percent in the past five trading sessions. At the same time, popular value stocks such as General Electric Co. (GE), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) have been among the top performers in the S&P 500. Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust, says growth investors should stay the course for now. "We are not advising a style tilt at this point," Lerner says. "On a short-term basis, value's underperformance is moving to an extreme and due for a reprieve." Other analysts believe mega-cap tech stocks may have finally exhausted their positive momentum. Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham says Facebook, Amazon, Netflix (NFLX) and Google's share prices have risen too far too fast. "We believe simply that these four stocks represent a large portion of the growth opportunities within large cap tech, and six months ago all the valuations were quite reasonable," Graham says. "We still largely believe in the growth, but the valuations are a bit less obvious." Norton Support Number | Dell Laptop Support
Facebook is the child that can do no wrong. The social media giant's shares hit an all time high this week after it announced its revenues had soared 45 per cent. Its push into mobile advertising appears to have paid off, with 98 per cent of its revenue coming from paid-for posts. The surge in advertising has had little impact on user growth, too. Facebook's namesake platform now has 2 billion users, while Instagram has 700 million, and WhatsApp has 1 billion visitors a day. Its rivals, meanwhile, are falling by the wayside. Twitter suffered from a drop in revenue and stalled user growth this week, while Snapchat is still trying to navigate its shaky entrance to the stock market.Windows Contact Phone Number | Dell Support USA
Dense concentrations of Wi-Fi access points and routers in large cities could be attacked by malware able to spread silently from node to node, researchers at the University of Liverpool have shown for the first time.In the experiment conducted by Jonny Milliken, Valerio Selis and Professor Alan Marshall, a specially-crafted virus called 'Chameleon' was pitted against a range of common access points with poorly-secured management interfaces (i.e. using default passwords). Once access had been achieved, Chameleon then attempted to take control of the device by re-flashing its firmware with a replacement, open source OpenWrt.Attackers gaining control in this way would be able to monitor traffic for credentials or other data but the team's real discovery was that Chameleon would also be able to spread and infect other routers in its neighbourhood in a manner similar to an "airborne virus."Having proved the concept in the lab, the team modelled the attack against the sort of Wi-Fi density found in two cities, Belfast and London, finding that even using an infection rate of five to ten percent, Chameleon would be able to infect several thousand access points within a few months.Although this sounds like a small number and a long timescale, in a large city each one of these access points could be serving anything from a handful to many thousands of people, so attackers would have gained access to potentially large amounts of valuable data.Most striking of all, because many access points are left untouched and unmanaged, the attack would be hard to detect. Access points using encryption would offer a small challenge to the extent that re-flashing them would destroy the embedded key. This would need to be captured first.Dell Customer Service | Windows Support UK
In 1956 those super smart people - pioneers - wanted to create complex machines that had the same characteristics as human intelligence. Today, general AI as we know it (and if you have ever watched the Terminator movie, then that's it in a nutshell) is still a science fiction thing but may not be one day.Today we can do the "Narrow AI": a concept of weak AI that means a machine can perform specific tasks as well, or better than, a human can. Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, Faceless on Facebook etc. are great examples. Others exist in all parts of our daily life.Machine Learning (ML): an approach to achieve artificial intelligenceMachine learning is the practice of using algorithms to parse data, learn from it and make a prediction about something in the world.No more hand coding, lots of software routines to do specific instructions to achieve something, the machine is instead trained using the large amounts of data and algorithms to give it the ability to learn how to perform a task. Cool huh? ML is in your pitch. ML is in your pitch.So this all comes about from different algorithmic approaches, clustering, inductive logic programming, decision tree learning and the list goes on. This was a very early AI crowds and none achieved the goal of general AI and even weak / narrow was pretty hard to achieve.But the early adopters, those crossing the chasm, were not just wrong and it was just a case of time and the right learning algorithms.Dell Support Number | Windows Customer Service
Sort "Uninstalling Norton Internet Security" into Google and you will see a large number of Norton clients needing to uninstall Norton Internet Security with a specific end goal to ensure their PCs and their rational soundness. In fact, the item is bad to the point that a few organizations out there are really offering a support of assistance clients with their issues with Norton Internet Security. Here, for instance, you can get help with Norton Internet Security for £109 every year! Unfathomable, would it say it isn't? Accept my recommendation. On the off chance that you need appropriate assurance for your PC, go for AVG or Kapersky. You will probably spare yourself a pile of cerebral pains and a long stretch of time of dissatisfaction. It's sufficiently awful when you purchase an item that simply doesn't work appropriately, thus you need to send it back. However, when an item really botches up your PC as well as pulverizes piles of your information and records, at that point I believe that you ought to be qualified for pay; for your misfortune, as well as for your time. Surely, on the off chance that you purchased some other item that caused you such harm, you would, for sure, be qualified for some remuneration. So why would it be a good idea for us to permit organizations like Symantec to stay away from their obligation for making critical misfortunes their clients? At long last, not every person has issues with Norton Internet Security, but rather an expansive rate - around 20% - seem to have frightful issues with it - issues which continuously deteriorate as the months pass by. So my recommendation is to uninstall it on the off chance that it is pre-introduced on your new machine as a trial form, and go for some better item. To be sure, the main reason that Norton Internet Security is regularly pre-introduced on new machines is on the grounds that PC producers get great cash from Norton for doing this. Along these lines, be cautioned!Norton Support Number Uk | Norton Customer Service
FACEBOOK and WhatsApp users have been warned about a dangerous piece of malware that can steal sensitive information from your favourite apps.The SpyDealer malware has existed for almost TWO years and is capable of stealing information from 40 apps including Facebook, WhatsApp and Skype. The trojan is capable of grabbing vast amounts of sensitive information from users, such as phone numbers, messages, contacts and call history. It is even capable of finding out the location of the compromised device and - quite terrifyingly - recording any phone calls you make. Any surrounding audio and video will be recorded, and Spydealer can also use the front and rear cameras of a device to take pictures. The Spydealer malware was discovered by researchers from Palo Alto Networks, and it's believed that as many as 500 million devices are at risk. The dangerous malware is only effective against Android users - specifically those running versions Android 2.2 to Android 4.4 However, that's still estimated to be half a billion devices. Experts believe the malware was NOT spread through the Google Play store. Asus Support Number | Norton Support | Windows Helpline Number
Microsoft has spent a lot of time (and money) trying to make Windows self-repairing, partly because it generally gets the blame when other programs – or users – try to "improve" it. Given that tens of thousands of expert programmers have worked on the code over the past 30 years, the number of safe, simple, significant and forwards-/backwards-compatible improvements may be quite small. If Windows 10 knew you had a blank or even a black screen of death, it would try to fix it. If it can't fix it, it should switch to the Windows Recovery Environment, otherwise known as Windows RE or WinRE, which boils down to two options: 1) Start Windows in safe mode using the code on the internal hard drive, then use the troubleshooting routines to fix it. 2) Use code on an external device such as a recovery DVD or USB thumbdrive to start Windows, and then repair or replace the code on the internal hard drive. So, your first aim should be to get to WinRE. From there you can get to safe mode and use the troubleshooting and repair options. If you can't do that, you will have to – as WinRE puts it – "use a device". Starting in safe mode Safe mode was designed to solve the chicken-and-egg problem that you need to access your PC to fix it, but you can't access your PC if it won't start. In theory, WinRE makes it simple to get into safe mode. That's not working on your laptop, but you can try to force it. Advertisement Windows RE is supposed to appear after your PC has failed to boot two or three times. That depends on Windows 10 counting boots correctly, as distinct from restarting from sleep or recovering from some other failure. However, you are definitely booting your PC if you start with it turned off. To make sure it is off, hold the power button down for at least five seconds. (Touching the power button usually invokes a sleep or hibernation mode where the PC can be woken up by a network connection.) In extremis, you can ensure it's off by unplugging it from the mains and removing the laptop's battery, if possible. If not, you can leave it until the battery runs flat then try again. Before WinRE arrived, you could get into safe mode by pressing a key such as F2 or F8. (You may need to look up which key to press.) That worked when Windows generally took from 40 to 90 seconds to start. It's impractical with today's Windows 10 computers, which can start in eight to 10 seconds, but you can still try it. It may bring up WinRE or the UEFI/Trusted Platform Module (TPM) screen – see below. Once you get into Safe Mode, you can use the troubleshooting and reset or recovery options to repair your PC. Since you have a blank screen problem, it may be worth updating the video graphics driver. Other troubleshooting options include System Restore, System Image Recovery, Startup Repair, Command Prompt, Startup Settings, UEFI Firmware, and "Go back to previous build", if there is one. Asus Contact Number | Asus Support
If your Android phone or tablet is playing up there is a slim chance it could have a virus. Our helpful guide demonstrates how to remove a virus from Android, plus how to avoid Android malware in the first place. Android viruses are rare, but they exist. Almost exclusively installed via dodgy apps, the best way to avoid an Android virus is to keep to the secured confines of the Google Play store.Should your device get lumbered with some malware, we will explain how to put it into Safe mode, if necessary remove the malicious app's administrator status and then uninstall the app. If this fails a factory reset should remove the bug once and for all, though you would understandably prefer not to have to do so if your Android isn't backed up. Before we begin, it's worth pointing out that your Android phone or tablet probably doesn't have a virus. What you're more likely to be seeing is an ad that wants to convince you the device is infected and that you need to download an app, or sluggish behaviour (in which case you should also check out our guide on how to speed up Android). To prevent further threats, you might also want to install an antivirus app for your phone or tablet. You'll find our pick of the best in our round-up of the best mobile antivirus. If your convinced that malware is at large, read on for instructions on removing it from your device.Mcafee Support Number Uk | Norton Contact Number
We were impressed with Chuwi's 15.6-inch LapBook when we took it for a spin at the end of last year, given what it offered for the money, and now it appears that the Chinese PC vendor is cooking up what will doubtless be a very competitively priced sort-of-rival to the Surface Pro 4. Chuwi has announced details of its incoming LapBook 12.3 which is due to arrive at the end of the month. It will run with an Intel Celeron N3450 quad-core processor (clocked at 1.1GHz with turbo to 2.2GHz) backed up with 6GB of system memory, along with integrated graphics – Intel HD Graphics 500. Storage will be 64GB of eMMC flash. But the display is the interesting bit in more ways than one, with the LapBook 12.3 running with a 3:2 aspect ratio display that has a resolution of 2736 x 1824. In other words, exactly the same size screen and pixel density as seen in Microsoft's Surface Pro 4.Asus Helpline Number | Asus Contact Number UK
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The smart notebook user shouldn't overlook Linux. The question is: which distro should you pick to run on your laptop? Experienced users may recommend Arch Linux for fast performance, Debian for stability and Ubuntu for its collection of user-friendly, pre-installed apps.If that's not enough choice to make your head spin, Slackware is also very popular amongst people with older laptops, although it's only really suitable for advanced users. In this article, we'll look at different usage scenarios that should be familiar to users of portable devices and explore Linux distros that are suitable for these particular cases. To make everybody's life easier, we've limited this guide to pre-packaged Live Linux distros. We'll also stick to Live installations as much as possible throughout this tour. This is important if you're working on a corporate laptop and can't install software, as you can test drive an OS without special permissions.Asus Helpline Number | Asus Support
Ransomware is a form of malicious software which locks the files on a victim's computer until they pay a ransom to the cybercriminal.After a widespread attack targeted UCL, the institution was forced to disconnect large parts of its IT system.It is not known how similar the malicious software is to the WannaCry ransomware which infected NHS computers in May.The university's information services division claimed its virus checkers did not show any suspicious activity or catch the attack.UCL believes the malware was able to infect its systems through phishing emails - emails which contain malicious links or attachments - which a user was tricked into clicking on.There are many reasons a virus checker could have failed to catch the phishing emails - including it not being particularly good.UCL believes it has "currently contained the risk of further infection" but notes that the attack "is still under active investigation"."We must continue to be vigilant," UCL warned its community."If you receive email that is unexpected or in any way suspicious then you must not open any attachment or follow any link in the email."Doing so may lead to loss of your data and very substantial disruption to the university."Norton Support Number UK | Hotmail Customer Service | Mcafee Helpline Number
Lightweight laptops, tablets and convertible devices such as Microsoft Surface make it easy to carry the power of a full-size PC wherever you go. But this convenience comes with a risk – every time you take your Windows 10 device outside, there's a chance that it could be lost or stolen.All it takes is one distraction, and your device (and all your data) could vanish. Windows 10 for mobile devices includes a handy new security feature that lets you track your missing device and see its location on a map, but that's the limit of its capabilities and it isn't available for desktop PCs.This is where Prey comes in. Once it's installed on your device, it runs invisibly in the background until you trigger it remotely. You can then activate an alarm on the machine, see its location, display a message on its screen and even lock it down.Asus Helpline Number UK | Norton Support Number | Asus Contact Number


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Pop-Up NYC
mixed-media, pop-up book
mixed-media, pop-up book
Series of pop-up books inspired by New York City icons: the Big Apple, the Chrysler Building, yellow cab, and the Statue of Liberty. Each spread visualizes respective icons from the top view while it also represents urban landscape from the side.
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Tuesday, 6 July 2010
Afternoon tea
15 comments:
- chris said...
Fleury Fleury Fleury, its so gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous,you kept this one quiet!!you had her hidden in your stash somewhere, or maybe treated yourself, well good on ya girl.
I love it very much, that swirly stitching is fabulous.and love that punched scallop.
well done that girl!
lots of hugs chris xx
lots of hugs chris xx
- 6 July 2010 at 15:03
- Nicola said...
This card is lovely but very different for you (image not colouring). No what you mean those thunder flys are driving me mad too. I feel like I 've got a severe case of nits at the moment (never had them so am assuming that is what it feels like!!!) LOL See you soon hope all went well with friend over from school and hope all goes well in the morning, will be thinking of you. Nicky xx
- 6 July 2010 at 17:24
- Mackenzie said...
only me testing for comments!!!
- 6 July 2010 at 18:25
- Nicki (LittleTed) said...
Lovely the nostalgic image and the distressing, very sweet card.
Hugs, Nicki, xx
- 6 July 2010 at 19:18
- louise said...
I really like this stamp when it came in at shop and you have made a lovely card with it, love the stiching. I have been at work all day but when I got home noticed the first of the thunderflys and thought here we go.
louise xx
- 6 July 2010 at 20:27
- Loopylou!! said...
fleur that is just gorgeous, i love the idea of stitching a bit on a card and this is a big inspiration hun xxx
- 6 July 2010 at 21:41
- Crafty Lou said...
Hi!what a gorgeous card, Fleur she looks so pretty and as you do so great-the distressing is perfect.
That stitching is fab too,love the swirl.
see you soon,hugs Lou.xx
- 6 July 2010 at 22:41
- mustavcoffee said...
Hi Fleur, this is gorgeous, I love how you've distressed and coloured her it's all so reminiscent of long ago:)
Thank you for your kind comments on my blog, sorry it's taken Blogger a long time to sort himself out! I totally lost a picture on one of my posts and had to reload it, well I never!!!! :)
- 6 July 2010 at 22:49
- Bridgette said...
Hello Fleur - I love this image and what you have created is just so lovely - I really do miss the little girl stamps and she's a real 1940's cutie - I have the same problem with disappearing comments - an ongoing blogger problem from the threads I have followed - B xxx
- 6 July 2010 at 23:03
- Jules said...
Beautiful Fleur and I love your stitching.
Hope all is well with you.
Love Jules xx
- 7 July 2010 at 08:48
- debby4000 said...
Wonderful card Fleur, love the vintage look, perfect for the image.
I believe Mr Blogger is up to his old tricks again.
- 7 July 2010 at 10:06
- jem (jane elizabeth middleton) said...
this is fabulous, I have this stamp but never made it look this wow. janex
- 7 July 2010 at 12:33
- Colette said...
This is so gorgeous, I love the colours and off course the stitching,
Colette x.
- 7 July 2010 at 17:09
- CraftyC said...
This is gorgeous Fleur, love the vintage feel of this card and the image is beautiful!
- 7 July 2010 at 22:45
- Jennifer said...
Oh I love this card...it's so beautiful! xx Jenny xx
- 8 July 2010 at 11:26