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My patronal feast day deserves an Augustinian round up!
The Doctor of Grace, a giant in the history of Christianity, and my chosen patron. The latter of the three seems the least important to everyone else but me. St. Augustine's Confessions was the first exclusively Catholic book I ever read. I did not read a modern translation however. I read the Frank J. Sheed edition which is highly poetic and difficult. It is also the classic English version. For me it worked as a plus because I had to really really pay attention to ever word for comprehension.
Some of the most well known areas for St. Augustine are his teachings on the Trinity, the Biblical Canon, and Baptism.
Wikipedia has this on Bible Canon history:
(Augustine's part highlighted)
In his Easter letter of 367, Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria, gave a list of exactly the same books as what would become the New Testament canon,[7] and he used the word "canonized" (kanonizomena) in regards to them.[8] The African Synod of Hippo, in 393, approved the New Testament, as it stands today, together with the Septuagint books, a decision that was repeated by Councils of Carthage in 397 and 419. These councils were under the authority of St. Augustine, who regarded the canon as already closed.[9] Pope Damasus I's Council of Rome in 382, if the Decretum Gelasianum is correctly associated with it, issued a biblical canon identical to that mentioned above...
I want to give you a few Augustinian nuggets to take throughout your day. They are some of my favorites and maybe they can draw you closer to this magnificent man in Western history.
A wonderful night prayer of St. Augustine that everyone and anyone should use:
Watch, O Lord, with those who wake, or watch, or weep tonight, and give Your angels and saints charge over those who sleep. Tend Your sick ones, O Lord Christ. Rest Your weary ones. Bless Your dying ones. Soothe Your suffering ones. Pity Your afflicted ones. Shield Your joyous ones, and all for Your love's sake. Amen.
A prayer of St. Augustine in my Missal for communion time: (I often read this prayer before I was confirmed and able to receive)
Lord Jesus, let me know myself and know You,
And desire nothing save only You.
Let me hate myself and love You.
Let me do everything for the sake of You.
Let me humble myself and exalt You.
Let me think of nothing except You.
Let me die to myself and live in You.
Let me accept whatever happens as from You.
Let me banish self and follow You,
And ever desire to follow You.
Let me fly from myself and take refuge in You,
That I may deserve to be defended by You.
Let me fear for myself, let me fear You,
And let me be among those who are chosen by You.
Let me distrust myself and put my trust in You.
Let me be willing to obey for the sake of You.
Let me cling to nothing save only to You,
And let me be poor because of You.
Look upon me, that I may love You.
Call me that I may see You,
And for ever enjoy You. Amen.
St. Augustine explains his belief in the Church: (379 A.D.)
"In the Catholic Church, there are many other things which most justly keep me in her bosom. The consent of peoples and nations keeps me in the Church; so does her authority, inaugurated by miracles, nourished by hope, enlarged by love, established by age. The succession of priests keeps me, beginning from the very seat of the Apostle Peter, to whom the Lord, after His resurrection, gave it in charge to feed His sheep, down to the present episcopate. And so, lastly, does the name itself Catholic, which, not without reason, amid so many heresies, the Church has thus retained; so that, though all heretics wish to be called Catholics, yet when a stranger asks where the Catholic Church meets, no heretic will venture to point to his own chapel or house. Such then in number and importance are the precious ties belonging to the Christian name which keep a believer in the Catholic Church, as it is right they should...With you, where there is none of these things to attract or keep me... No one shall move me from the faith which binds my mind with ties so many and so strong to the Christian religion... For my part, I should not believe the gospel except as moved by the authority of the Catholic Church."
Some other quotes:
-Conquer yourself and the world lies at your feet.
-Jesus Christ will be Lord of all, or he will not be Lord at all.
More resources:
Life of St. Augustine of Hippo at New Advent.org
Pope John Paul II's Augustinum Hipponensem
(I have yet to read the entire encyclical.)


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An aunt told me that i wouldn't like Old Delhi at all. And that i wouldn't step in there even with my feet fully protected in shoes.
But it's not all that bad. I go to Chikpete, Nagarathpete and Raja Market often when in Bengaluru. The surroundings there is not much different than Chandni Chowk. Narrow gullies, small shops with their merchandise pouring into the roads/paths, jostling, people bargaining, colour riots everywhere (i tend to think that we see more bright and neon shades of colours in North India than i would see in the South). I saw more of food on carts, holes-in-a wall, make-shift structures that i would see in Chikpete. And yes, more jewellery that is typical in the North which also is making roads into the southern urban spaces as well.
No, i didn't buy anything from there. Now that i think of it i should have bought something. It's far from the place where i stay, and i have to again make a trip to buy.

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Experience, Experiment
It is surprising that few writing teachers seem to use work from the African American branch of the American literary canon. Or when they do, they rely on familiar poets such as Langston Hughes and Gwendolyn Brooks or on works based on popular culture, such as rap. They remain less than willing to familiarize themselves with the astonishing range of work that could well serve poetry students from beginners to advanced students of this great art. Just to give a writing instructor an idea of that range, one could work with the narrative and persona poems by Ai and Rita Dove, the linguistic investigations of Lorenzo Thomas and Nathaniel Mackey, and the blues-based work of Sterling Brown or spoken-word veteran Sekou Sundiata.
The Usual Suspect: Gwendolyn Brooks
A few years ago I taught a community workshop entitled "Approaches to Writing History in Poetry." My aim was to get the participants to use narrative and their own personal take on historical events. One of the poets whose work served to spark discussion and inspire students was Gwendolyn Brooks. I used her poem, "The Chicago Defender Sends a Man to Little Rock." An excellent introduction to Brooks's formal strategies and recurrent themes, this poem also gets students to look more carefully at ways to use formal techniques. In delving into the psychological and professional turmoil faced by the poem's speaker, Ms. Brooks uses elements found in her best work: well-executed rhyme scheme, unabashed Christian symbolism, and irony to undercut flourishes of sentimentality. The poem's narrator couches his outrage at the treatment of The Little Rock Nine, the Black students who integrated Central High School in 1957. In this poem, Brooks covers more ground than in the often used "We Real Cool." "The Chicago Defender..." inspires students to explore an array of methods to convey a speaker's voice and the complicated relationship of narrator to subject. In the penultimate stanza, the poet's control is well displayed:
And true, they are hurling spittle, rock,
Garbage and fruit in Little Rock.
And I saw coiling storm a-writhe
On bright madonnas. And a scythe
Of men harrassing brownish girls.
(The bows and barrettes in the curls
And braids declined away from joy.)
I saw a bleeding brownish boy....
Gwendolyn Brooks uses formal poetic techniques in the service of difficult, occasionally radical ideas, thus providing quite a different model from many others who use the same techniques.
Point of View and Narrative: Ai
In collections with titles such as Cruelty, Sin, Fate, and Greed, Ai investigates the moral, historical, and spiritual crises of our times. Ai's work liberates writers from the prison that identity politics can become. Creating a persona, analyzing popular mythologies, and messing with historical fact to get to a greater emotional truth are Ai's gifts to contemporary poetics. And she does it with that most Victorian of vehicles, the dramatic monologue. An excellent example is her poem, "Knockout," told in the voice of a drug-addicted prostitute. This poem, which frames the Mike Tyson rape case in a poor and extremely vulnerable woman's voice, uses a raw, artful street language to highlight our society's am-bivalence towards rape in the black community and the woman's con-demnation of misogyny and class bias in society in general.
Persona poems are extremely useful for exploring the psychological in poetry. In developing persona, writers have to find "otherness" and empathy for characters real or imagined. Persona provides the perfect opportunity to experiment with levels of diction and helps students see how difference is evoked through language. It also allows writers the opportunity to explore challenging ideas and issues (ethnic identity, family difficulties, historical misdeeds) by distancing the writer from the poem's speaker—a historical figure, a distant relative (such as a grandparent or uncle from the "Old Country"), or the prostitute in Ai's "Knockout." This strategy can provide students with a greater in-sight into the human condition by having them get inside of characters that are only seemingly alien from their own.
Of course the sexual explicitness of some of Ai's poems make them suitable only for certain audiences. Use your good judgement.
Folklore, Folklife and All That Jazz: Sterling Brown and Ishmael Reed
All too often in school, ethnic dialect, mythology, and folklore are narrowly conceptualized and rarely connected to contemporary concerns. However, the folkloric can provide rich possibilities for today's students. Two poets who present contrasting aspects of this kind of work are Sterling Brown, whose Southern Road is a classic volume of Southern idioms, and Ishmael Reed, for whom the folkloric is clearly global in character. Brown and Reed use tales of tricksters and blues-based suites of words to convey the astonishing survival skills of African Americans.
In Brown's Slim Geer series, Slim Geer is the hero of many a tall tale, like Paul Bunyan or John Henry, but his is the story of the trickster, the hipster, the con man staying alive during the Jim Crow era. While Brown's work covers some of the same ground as Langston Hughes's, Brown's poems stay closer to the narrative of folktales, the rural equivalent of Hughes's urban ones. The poems in Southern Road achieve the haunting quality of a series of ghost stories.
The power of Brown's poems comes from his capacity to make ballads filtered through a blues sensibility. He uses dialect and well-selected details that further the poem's narrative, and he introduces irony, rage, and the occasional dark laughter, as in "Kentucky Blues," whose hard-luck narrator declares:
Cornland good,
Tobacco land fine,
Can't raise nothin' On dis hill o' mine
De red licker's good
An' it ain't too high,
Gonna brag about Kentucky
Till I die. ...
The ballad can be an excellent starting point for poets with limited skills because its structure allows for narrative and invention while adhering to a set pattern. Use of folklore and folklife could provide students with appropriate subject matter and a way to integrate their own lives and the stuff of legends.
While Sterling Brown's work incorporates American blues still close to its rural roots, Ishmael Reed presents a more urban and urbane strain of the blues sensibility. Reed's work is founded on his knowledge of African American culture and on a knowledge of myth, ritual, history, and psychology that is transatlantic. Clearly a disciple of Brown, Reed incorporates the word play associated with the blues but with a modernist twist. In the "The Reactionary Poet"—in which he displays his talent for being the great contrarian of African American letters— he creates a terrific list based on early twentieth-century popular culture, such as: "Bring back suspenders! / ... Picnics in the park / Flagpole sit-ting / Straw hats / Rent parties / Corn liquor / The banjo / Georgia quilts / Krazy Kat / Restock / The syncopation of / Fletcher Henderson / The Kiplingesque lines / of James Weldon Johnson. ..." Reed's list creates a sense of the "colored" 1920s, a counter-narrative to the Lost Generation of Hemingway, Dorothy Parker, and T.S. Eliot.
An excellent assignment for more advanced writers is to create ballads that flow from these two radically different voicings of the American experience as seen through the blues sensibility. Using twentieth-century slang, modernist concepts, and contrasting structures (ballad versus collage) provides an exciting challenge poets at any stage in their development.
Experience, Experiment: Lorenzo Thomas
If there is a common ground for African American poets, it is reflection, signification, and rage in response to the racism, hypocrisy, violence—"the high cost of living" as Angela Jackson has called it—faced by African Americans. Given these concerns, Black culture is sometimes seen from the outside as homogenous, even though African Americans are as diverse as any other group in America, a country that is partly defined by its African American roots. The irony of this cultural and occasional linguistic double bind [...] is artfully captured in the experimental work of poets such as Lorenzo Thomas.
For the student of contemporary American poetics, Thomas models great poetic behavior. His work is influenced by the formal structures favored by Brooks and poets of her generation; the folkloric aspects of African American culture, especially the blues quatrain of Brown; by the narrative strategies that Ai focuses on, as well as Reed's ironic response to cross-cultural issues and his creation of counter-narratives to official history. But Thomas has developed a unique voice over the past thirty years, one that engages and inspires writing students unafraid of form and content that are challenging.
In poems such as "My Office" and "They Never Lose," Thomas explores the trickster ways—part hipster, part hippie, always black—as his narrators observe cultural permutations, disruptions, and displacements. Any poet who can write lines such as "you want an apple or a wedding ring? / Paris my foot. The thought! That stuck-up / Sucker / One man, three women / Who he think he is?" from "They Never Lose" is a poet in touch with his own soul's power to withstand the daily absurdity that is modern life.
In many ways Thomas shares his ironic yet spiritual sense of daily struggle with James Schuyler. There is an offhandedness in Thomas's work that either confuses or beguiles students. What is at work is the risk in language, its obliqueness as well as its transparency. Sophisticated students of contemporary literature would do well to look at the way Thomas uses both popular culture and "high art" content, such as nineteenth-century European painting and ancient and modern African religions. And yet, like Frank O'Hara, Thomas has the ability to shift tone as quickly as he turns the corner from Fifth Avenue to Spanish Harlem.
The imaginative teacher of writing has a wide range of African American perspectives to share with students. The poets considered here offer students an opportunity to refresh and expand their concepts of writing and to respond to language in a new way. Poetry offers special opportunities for linguistic invention and the discovery of emotional truths. Gwendolyn Brooks, Ai, Sterling Brown, Ishmael Reed, and Lorenzo Thomas are a few of the African Americans writing in the twentieth century who have made and are making this exciting and sometimes perilous journey.
Born and raised in Forrest City, Arkansas, poet Patricia Spears Jones was educated at Rhodes College and earned her MFA from the Vermont College of Fine Arts. Art and music inform her poems, and she offers portraits of individuals in transit, engaging themes of class and social change with wry...
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Hello Everyone! Welcome to part two for my "Back- To- School"- Series. I have prepared my first week in outfits and of ...
Hello Everyone!
Welcome to part two for my "Back- To- School"- Series. I have prepared my first week in outfits and of course I am going to show you what I thought I will wear this week.
Personally I like to dress up a little bit. I don't want to wear the same everyday, I don't want to always wear the same style. I rather like to express my mood and condition a lot through my clothes and I love to mix up different styles. So some days I dress rather really chic or business- like, other days I wear tomboyish clothes or grunge things up a little. It really depends on how I feel like but what I want to say is that I live through what I wear and this, I personally think, is what fashion is all about.
However, enough with the rambling. Here we go:
Monday: 31.8.15
Shoes: H&M plateau sandals; black
Bag: grey/ brown Hobo bag from Mango
H&M feather necklace;
Pandora bracelet (green theme);
Brown pearl earrings H&M
Tuesday: 1.9.15
Cardigan: leo-printed cardigan H&M;Dress: Blue H&M loose basic dress;
Shoes: black H&M plateau sandals;
Bag: Black/ dark green H&M messenger bag;
Jewelry: pearl necklace and earrings from H&M
Wednesday: 2.9.15
Jumper: striped H&M jumper
Vest: dark blue vest H&M
Jeans: 7/8 dark blue Jeans H&M
Shoes: dark brown flat shoes from Seaside
Bag: grey Mango Hobo bag;
Jewelry: H&M blue floral necklace
Thursday: 3.9.15
Shoes: black H&M plateau sandals;
Bag: black/ dark green H&M messenger bag;
Rings: H&M grunge rings;
Earrings: pearls earrings H&M;
Necklace: tight space themed silver necklace H&M
Friday: 4.9.15
Pants: loose black H&M pants;
Shoes: H&M black plateau sandals;
Bag: H&M black/ dark green messenger bag;
Necklace: silver H&M;
Earrings: diamond H&M earrings
That is what I have planned for my last first week of school. I hoped you liked it or that I was able to inspire you in some ways.
Tell me how you liked it and show me what you are wearing back on your first week of school!
What do you think fashion is all about?


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Debra Hunt
Debra ("Debbie") Hunt graduated from Western Illinois University with a Bachelor's of Business degree supplemented with additional courses in Public Administration. She later took paralegal courses at Manatee Community College. She has finished her Associate's Degree in Paralegal Studies with a straight A grade average from Eastern Florida State College and is a Florida Registered Paralegal.
Debbie was an office manager at Western Illinois University and Coopers & Lybrand, one of the top six national accounting firms. Her professional career includes serving as Assistant Vice President of the Commercial Mortgage Department at Atlantic Federal Savings & Loan, underwriting loans between $500,000 and $1 million; an Estate Planning, Probate, and Tax paralegal at Isphording Korp Payne P.A.; and Assistant Director and Director of Bon Secours Venice Hospital Foundation, a $22 million fully endowed foundation in Venice, Florida.
The last five years at the City Attorney's Office, Debbie has served as Administrative Assistant to the City Attorney, promoted to Litigation Paralegal all while serving as Office Manager.
Tajuna Johnson
Tajuna ("TJ") Johnson is a licensed Florida All Lines Claims Adjuster. She handles workers' compensation claims for the city. TJ started her career with the City of Palm Bay at the Police Department as a secretary in the Uniformed Services Division, processing subpoenas and preparing documents for court proceedings. She then went on to join the City Attorney's Office as an Administrative Assistant in February of 2014. She was soon promoted to her current position, wherein she is responsible for general liability claims as well as police asset liability.
TJ has a Bachelor's in Psychology from the University of Central Florida.
Shelsea Martin
Shelsea Martin has been a resident of Palm Bay for 27 years. She graduated from Eastern Florida State College in the Fall of 2015 with her Associate of Arts degree. She started working for the City of Palm Bay in March 2016, where she is currently the Administrative Assistant to the City Attorney's Office.
Yolanda Ayala
Yolanda Ayala grew up in Bayamon, Puerto Rico and graduated from the Universidad Central de Bayamon with an AA Degree in Accounting. As a military wife, she traveled with her husband of 41 years, Senior Master Sergeant Jorge Ayala, and their two sons across the continental U.S. and was stationed for two years in Keflavik, Iceland.
Since 1994, Yolanda has been a Loss Mitigation Specialist, Legal Secretary and a Certified Note and Mortgage Signing Agent. From August 2012 to August 2016, she provided professional secretarial and administrative support to the Brevard County Court System, the Foreclosure Department and the Circuit Court Judges, to wit: Honorable Lisa Davidson, Honorable O.H. Eaton, Honorable George W. Maxwell, III, Honorable Benjamin Garagozlo, Honorable John D. Galluzo, and Honorable Jeffrey Mahl.
Yolanda has been very active in the community as well. In 2011, she served as a Translation Volunteer benefitting the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Kissimmee, Florida for Spanish speaking families and enabled them to grant wishes to kids with life-threatening medical conditions to visit the Orlando Theme Parks.
Yolanda joined the Palm Bay City Attorney's Office on August 31, 2016.
- Universidad Central de Bayamon, AA/Accounting /Business Administration
Licenses & Certifications:
- Notary Public Certification
- Note & Mortgage Signing Agent Certification
Pamela Torres-Spivey – Risk Manager
Pamela Torres-Spivey is the Risk Manager for the City of Palm Bay. Pamela has an extensive insurance background having worked for one of the largest Property & Casualty Insurance carriers in the United States. Prior to joining the City of Palm Bay, Pamela serviced the School District of Indian River County in a similar capacity handling Risk matters for the School District. Pamela is a native Floridian. She has been a resident of Palm Bay for 24 years.
University of Florida, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Licenses & Certifications:
Associate of Claims, American Institute of Insurance
State of Florida All Lines Adjuster's License
Florida Notary Public


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Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Italy
Florence, Italy| Map |
Families interested in touring a palace should add Palazzo Strozzi to their itinerary. Considered one of the most beautiful Florentine palaces and a perfect example of Renaissance architecture, the palace was built by Filippo Strozzi, a rich merchant from one of the wealthiest families in Florence. Palazzo Strozzi offers families an impressive array of programs suitable for toddlers through teens. For families with young children, workshops include storytelling, drawing in the exhibition and stroller tours for parents with children under age three. Every Palazzo Strozzi exhibition includes dedicated labels for families and children, providing another way to experience the exhibition. In addition, each Palazzo Strozzi exhibition has a special audioguide that enables children to become the guides for their parents and friends. As opposed to the traditional guided visit, the Palazzo Strozzi's innovative "family suitcase" offers parents and kids a self-guided tour, allowing the whole family to discover the exhibition in their own way.
Ratings by kids' ages
- Tots (0-2)
- Little kids (3-5)
- Big kids (6-8)
- Tweens (9-12)
- Teens (13+)
Tips for Families
The special Family Ticket allows family groups (up to 2 adults + children up to the age of 18) unlimited admission to the exhibitions.
Address: Florence, Italy| Map
URL: http://www.palazzostrozzi.org/index.jsp?idProgetto=2&idLinguaSito=2
Hours: Fri-Wed 9 am - 8 pm; Thu 9 am- 11 pm More Info
Price: Charges vary. For details, check prices More Info


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Bonavita Photography thrives on photographing unique and personalized weddings that are full of huge smiles, happy tears, whole belly laughs, dancing with abandon, and a whole lot of fun and love.
Based in Melbourne, Deanne, the founder and creative behind Bonavita Photography is all about connection and keeping it real. She will never ask anything of her clients that isn't honest and representative of who they are. In fact, Bonavita Photography will be there every step of the way – she will laugh with you, shed a tear with you, smile with you and be her down-to earth self throughout your day.
Bonavita Photography's style lends itself towards a documentary style of photography with just the right amount of creative shots in the mix too. Passionate about making visible the beauty we all hold within is why she feels so very lucky to share in one of the happiest days in people's lives. Capturing moments that will bring a smile to faces for decades to come.
Heartfelt, authentic and relaxed, if Bonavita Photography's approach reflects you as a couple, then we think you will be great friends!


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Because I am dead tired and going to bed. Something about staying up until three last night has made me sleepy today. Go figure!
While I was gone last night, my husband cleaned and did a bunch of stuff around the house, which is about fourteen thousand types of awesome. Yay Dan! I'm very happy about this.
Instead of trying to think anymore (Because I've put an incredible amount of thought into this post thus far…?), here is a list of some of my favorite Etsy sellers. Check out their stuff!


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Airports' trade body, ACI EUROPE today released its traffic report for the month of July, posting an underwhelming result for Europe's airports. Following some welcome signs during the month of June (passengers +3.4%), today's July figures reveal a less buoyant picture of peak season traffic this year. Overall passenger traffic at European airports in the month of July reported tepid growth of +1.6%. The overall freight traffic increased by +1.2%, while aircraft movements (an indicator of airline capacity) at European airports produced a near-flat result of +0.1% compared with the same month last year.
At EU airports, passenger traffic growth registered a timid increase of just +0.4% while non-EU airport passenger traffic continued to enjoy growth of +6.8%.
Olivier Jankovec, Director General ACI EUROPE commented "These figures, while slightly improving, continue to be disappointing - with the pace of air traffic recovery in the EU being almost anaemic. This reflects modest improvements in consumer and business confidence as well as unemployment recorded for July – and further illustrates the fact that the pace of economic recovery is extremely slow and uneven across the continent."
Airports welcoming more than 25 million passengers per year (Group 1), airports welcoming between 10 and 25 million passengers (Group 2), airports welcoming between 5 and 10 million passengers (Group 3) and airports welcoming less than 5 million passengers per year (Group 4) reported for July 2013 an average increase of +0.5%, +3.2%, +0.4% and +2.5% respectively when compared with July 2012.
Airports that experienced the highest increase in passenger traffic per group, when comparing July 2013 with July 2012, include:
GROUP 1 airports – Moscow SVO (+11.8%), London LHR (+5.5%), Istanbul IST (+4.9%), Antalya (+2.1%) and Amsterdam (+1.9%)
GROUP 2 airports – Istanbul SAW (+18.7%), St Petersburg (+18.1%), Stockholm ARN (+10.2%), Helsinki (+9.2%) and Berlin TXL (+8.7%)
GROUP 3 airports – Bergen (+12.7%), Alicante (+9.5%), Warsaw WAW (+8.7%), Glasgow GLA (+5.3%) and Faro (+4.9%)
GROUP 4 airports – Chambery (+63.3%), Clermont-Ferrand (+23.3%), Tivat (+21.9%), Chita (+21.5%) and Aalesund (+21.0%)
In terms of the year-to-date passenger traffic results at European airports, comparison with the same period in 2012 reveals an average increase of
+1.9%, +2.3%, +1.4% and +0.9% respectively, across the 4 traffic groups.
The 'ACI EUROPE Airport Traffic Report - July 2013' includes 171 airports in total. These airports represent over 88% of European passenger traffic.
ACI EUROPE is the European region of Airports Council International, the only worldwide professional association of airport operators. ACI EUROPE represents over 450 airports in 44 European countries. Member airports handle 90% of commercial air traffic in Europe, welcoming over 1.5 billion passengers, 18 million tonnes of freight and more than 20 million aircraft movements each year.
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Use nesvitski in a sentence
- Another, the red, stout Nesvitski, lay on a bed with his arms under his head, laughing with an officer who had sat down beside him. [2]
- After him the stout Nesvitski came galloping up on a Cossack horse that could scarcely carry his weight. [2]
- Halfway across stood Prince Nesvitski, who had alighted from his horse and whose big body was jammed against the railings. [2]
- Entering the house, Prince Andrew saw Nesvitski and another adjutant having something to eat. [2]
- Nesvitski laughed and nudged the others to make them look at the wag. [2]
- Beside the bridge Nesvitski found the colonel to whom he had to deliver the order, and having done this he rode back. [2]
- But this time Nesvitski could not see what was happening there, as a dense cloud of smoke arose from it. [2]
- Denisov, Rostov, and Nesvitski closed their eyes. [2]
- Nesvitski, moving his moist lips as he chewed something, and flourishing his arm, called him to enter. [2]
- Nesvitski could hardly keep from laughter provoked by a swarthy hussar officer who walked beside him. [2]
- Nesvitski realized that it was a cannon ball. [2]
- Beside him was his comrade Nesvitski, a tall staff officer, extremely stout, with a kindly, smiling, handsome face and moist eyes. [2]
- In the corridor he met Nesvitski, with whom he shared a room, and the wag Zherkov; they were as usual laughing. [2]
- Next day, at eight in the morning, Pierre and Nesvitski drove to the Sokolniki forest and found Dolokhov, Denisov, and Rostov already there. [2]
- Nesvitski rose, puffing, and went up to the general, smiling. [2]
- Nesvitski stopped him and took him home. [2]
- A Cossack who accompanied him had handed him a knapsack and a flask, and Nesvitski was treating some officers to pies and real doppelkummel. [2]
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text: Follow the above link over to Dr. Frank Fields "FIRE IS" program; a premeire fire safety education program designed primarily for 5th through 7th grade students that the FMBA is intimately involved, supporting, and promoting. This link provides the opportunity to view the various segments of this highly acclaimed program, take quizzes, etc. On a local level, here in Hamilton there will be a challenge of sorts with FIRE IS in the spring between the 3 middle schools that Locals 84 and 284 are involved with in cooperation with the Hamilton school district.


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In an attempt to free their jailed terrorist boss, Aslam, a group of terrorists plants a bomb on a flyover in Hyderabad. Their idea is to cause a traffic jam on the flyover and blackmail the government into releasing Aslam. Krishna is an average young man who goes out to withdraw money from an ATM. Unfortunately, he along with Nithya Menen and many others get caught in the traffic jam on the same flyover. What happens next? Watch to find out
Original title Okka Ammayi Thappa
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Can Microsoft Crack Telephony?
A communications battle is quietly brewing in the UC and collaboration market. In one corner, you have traditional vendors who are gaining a reputation for being too hardware-centric in an increasingly virtualized world. In the other, Microsoft.
Microsoft is battling some negative perceptions about their ability to perform as a telephony alternative. Being the new face on the block means Lync must prove itself by addressing enterprise requirements for reliability and quality. This is no easy task.
At the same time, traditional PBX vendors have to step up their game. This isn't to say they should copy Lync. Rather, they need to focus on playing up the benefits of building their UC and collaboration interfaces on top of their hardware for tighter integration. Having a single vendor for UC and all telephony components simplifies the maintenance and management of communications infrastructure.
This integration is a plus, but some enterprises don't want to be tied down to a single vendor. After all, variety is the spice of life. Current studies estimate that 13% of enterprises are using Lync as a phone replacement. The main draw seems to be Lync's desktop instant messaging and Web conferencing abilities.
But by next year, Microsoft and Cisco are expected to have equal market share in North America, followed by Avaya in second place, according to Nemertes Research. The majority of companies using Lync today already have licenses for lots of Microsoft software, analysts say.
Microsoft is closing the gap. Enterprises are realizing that Lync is a capable platform, and that by relying on other vendors, Microsoft can offer a reliable user experience that can be customized to the enterprise's needs (both today and tomorrow).
By relying on other vendors, Microsoft can bring similar features that the legacy platforms currently have in place. With third-party add-ons for reporting and recording, Lync becomes a solution capable of managing all communications modes. With a recording add-on, calls, video conferences, and instant messages can be logged, archived, and made searchable.
Not only does this allow Microsoft to crack telephony, but it also provides scalable options for enhanced compliance, as well as increased exposure to critical telecom details.


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The next City of Yuma Public Auction will be held 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 14 at the city's surplus property warehouse, 190 W. 14th St.
Miscellaneous items up for bids include, but are not limited to, the following: Bicycles, cameras, cars and trucks, jewelry, plastic barrels, electric wheelchair, scooter, treadmill, Playstation and other game systems and consoles, PSP games (unopened), 32-inch flat screen television, 6-gallon buckets, various police tactical equipment, motorcycle helmets, military ammo box, baseball card album, stamp collection (in album), golf clubs, iPod Touch, 220-ton air condenser, binoculars, computers and laptops, desks and desk chairs, filing cabinets, lawn equipment, coins, lockers, tables, office supplies, handbags and wallets, hand tools, and much more.
Items to be auctioned are generally well used and in various conditions. These items are no longer needed due to such reasons as changes in staff, changes in usage or passing their budgeted life span. Other items came into City ownership through having become evidence in criminal cases.
Those wishing to examine items available for bidding and/or to register for participation in the auction can do so at the city yard between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13.
Those who wish to participate in the auction but who do not register in advance should arrive between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. the morning of the auction to register. Registration is free to participants.
All items in the City of Yuma Public Auction are sold "as is, where is," and must be picked up the same day. Bidders and buyers should also be aware of the following:
- No items have been authenticated; unless a certificate indicating otherwise came with the property coming into City possession.
- No warranty or guarantee is implied.
- Buyer assumes all risk with purchase.
- Absolutely no returns.
- No items will leave the auction area until they have been paid in full.
- Bidder is responsible for item(s) after award. Bidder buys it, bidder loads it. The City is not responsible for any items once sold.
- Vehicles and other large equipment can only be removed at the completion of the auction.
Bidders are advised total price will also include a 10 percent buyer's premium and 8.412 percent sales tax.
Surplus property belonging to the City of Yuma is disposed of in a manner as required by state law and the Yuma City Charter through public auctions, competitive sealed bids or other appropriate methods.
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You may know that falls are the leading cause of injury among older Americans. Each year, more than 1.5 million Americans over the age of 65 visit emergency rooms for slip-and fall-related injuries; 400,000 are hospitalized.
There are several reasons why the elderly are especially vulnerable to falls? These include:
- Slowed reflexes
- Delays in reaction time
- Loss of muscle mass
- Changes in balance
- Bifocals
- Vision changes
- Medication side effects
Although some of the changes that come with age are inevitable, slip-and-fall accidents don't have to be part of aging. These tips can help you and your loved ones to prevent slip-and-fall injury.
- Reduce fall hazards in the home – Keep the home well lit. Replace any burnt out light bulbs. Keep floors clear of clutter and debris. Remove any unstable furniture. Use non-slip mats in the bathroom, kitchen, and on slippery surfaces. Install grab bars and handrails on stairs and in bathrooms.
- Exercise regularly – Regular exercise will improve your balance and strengthen your muscles. Try light exercise such as walking, chair-based yoga, or tai chi.
- Discuss your medications with your doctor – Ask your doctor whether your medications have side effects. Tell him about any changes in vision, changes in balance, dizziness or vertigo. You may be able to try a different medicine with fewer side-effects.
Falls are serious. Nearly 30 percent of seniors lose mobility and independence after a Pennsylvania slip-and-fall accident. Seniors who fall are five times more likely to be admitted to a nursing home.
Most slip-and-fall accidents are preventable. Unfortunately, most falls among the elderly are caused by the negligence of property owners. If you were injured in a slip-and-fall accident while shopping, banking, or even visiting a doctor, you may be eligible for compensation. Contact Mednick, Mezyk & Kredo, P.C., at 888-807-WORK (9675) to learn more about your rights. There is no cost for the consultation.


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Here's a mail we found in our inbox. It says the biggest stock market crash in history is still coming. Now, that's really, really news to us. The whole financial-industrial-software-retailing matrix created an immense bubble over the earth, something, um, er, like a giant balloon, in which many became millionaires or paupers based on who were crafty enough to benefit from this gargantuan bubble. It isn't a small thing, it's huge. So huge and involves some of the biggest financial, what shall I call it, sub-bubbles – Lehman Brothers, AIG, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, etc.
We call this a huge "hypocritical bubble" made of filthy lucre accumulated by unscrupulous means. The sensex plunged and around four lakh crores of their hard earned money to the big bubble. It was as if their money, the sweat of their brows just evaporated into the thin air.
Think of it thus:
You plant a seed and water it every day thinking it will grow big and give you fruit. But it doesn't. Instead it twines itself around you and tries to choke you. The songs of people's deprivation will not be sung in air-conditioned financial centres, but they will be sung in the poor villages where terrorism, extremism, neo-maoism are taking root because of the deprivations that they are feeling. We think there are quick solutions like adjusting interest rates and devaluing currencies. But prices are galloping as if on a charger bound for apocalypse.
Quote from the email that landed up in our inbox:
"Robert Kiyosaki, the New York Times Best Selling author of the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and "Rich Dad's Prophecy: Why The Biggest Stock Market Crash In History Is STILL Coming and How You Can Prepare Yourself and Profit From It!", has always had an uncanny ability to predict future financial events!"


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Friend's History Part One – "Reflections"
In this section you will find wonderful records about how the Friends began including reflections and predictions from some of the foundation members.
This is followed by reflections from the Executive Presidents about the issues and pleasures during their Presidency.
There are detailed records of Executive Committees and Trustee members up to the present day followed by the citations honouring our Life Members up to 2013.
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Friend's History Part Two – "Volunteer Groups"
In this section you will find detailed information about the Friend's Volunteer Groups past and present with updates.
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I've often said that 'feedback not asked for is rarely taken well' and it is not only accurate, but alarmingly true on the part of the boss. If a boss doesn't know how he or she is perceived by the people they manage every day, performance suffers. Unlike Ed Koch, Mayor of New York City from 1978-1989 whose frequent question "How Am I Doing?" became the title of his bestselling book, most boss's don't ask for feedback with great regularity.
The ability to give feedback well depends on skill and the ability to both give and receive feedback effectively and it often rests on the trust that exists between the two people involved. If there is openness between you and your boss and trust exists, the intentions of the person giving the feedback are less suspect and the information can be easier to hear.
In a perfect world, the boss asks for feedback. In the real world, the invitation may never come. In training rooms around the region, I may want to focus on Managers giving feedback to Employees, but many Managers want help figuring out the best way to give feedback to the boss.
It can be so tempting to dream about all the things you want to say to the boss: what they are doing wrong, what they do that irks you, and how they can be better at the job of managing YOU! Keep in mind that they are not you and telling them what you would do if you were them is not providing feedback. Focus on how you see things and the impact it has on you, the team, the customer, or the organization.
Remember that you only see things from your own unique perspective. You don't have all the information the boss has so you may not have a full understanding of all the constraints and pressures that are causing the actions you see. Sharing how you see things can help the boss have an idea about how his or her behaviors are seen and experienced by others. It's information that can be used to improve their performance. If they take the feedback and act on it.
Some keys to giving feedback well: it is honest and data driven. Specifics help, generalizations and labels don't. Feedback is given to help, not do damage.
And what if you are the recipient of feedback –– the uninvited kind?
Feedback is a lot like a sweater someone gives you as a gift. Try it on. Don't assume that it's not for you. Fashion changes with the season. Spend some time looking at yourself from a lot of different angles in the mirror. Try the sweater on with other things you already own. You might be surprised by what you see.
If it fits and looks right on you – keep it.
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This outstanding investment package in the Queensland town of Emerald won't just meet your expectations - it will surpass them! For it is the ideal combination of a very successful business, and the perfect acreage property, with so many extras.
- 4148sqm, 6 years old, in sought after estate
- Main house: 3 bedrooms with built-ins, freshly painted, French doors, Fujitsu reversible air-conditioning, ceiling fans, large entertainment area
- Granny flat: 1 bedroom, combined kitchen living, large bathroom, walk-in robe, air-conditioning, ceiling fans, separate laundry
- 18m x 12m shed with work benches / sheeted walls
- 7m x 10m shed extension with mezzanine
- 7m x 7.2m sheeted garage
- Automated shed / garage doors
- 5Kw Solar system, solar hot water and 2 solar powered entrance gates
- Fully fenced, flood-free block
- Beautiful lawns, veggie garden and a large variety of fruit trees
- Very busy, reputable and established (6 years) garage, gate and automatic door business
- Servicing the entire region of the Central Highlands
- Business operates from home/shed with no competition in the area
- Large, established customer base and plenty of repeat business
- Training and ongoing support provided
- Attractive advertising packages in place
- Work ute and tools not included
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Drop your bags, enjoy what this property has to offer and start earning money the next day. An opportunity like this doesn't come along very often!
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The State Liberals have today reiterated calls for the need to establish a Commission of Inquiry into Water Pricing in South Australia.
This follows former ESOCSA Commissioner Professor Richard Blandy's statements to a parliamentary committee that South Australians were paying too much for water.
Professor Blandy told State Parliament's Budget and Finance Committee that the Weatherill Labor Government had "basically tied ESCOSA's hands" on water prices and was imposing a hidden tax on South Australians through water prices to the tune of $275 million per year.
Former ESCOSA commissioner Barbara Rajkowska, who also gave evidence today, told the Committe that comments made by Treasurer Koutsantonis' regarding ESCOSA's performance lead to her resignation.
"An independent inquiry is the only means of establishing what the real price of water should be in South Australia," said State Liberal Leader Steven Marshall.
"It is quite clear that SA Water is being used as a cash cow and that the Weatherill Labor Government has no interest in reform, despite there being opportunities to do so.
"The people of Adelaide pay the highest water prices of all capital cities and the State Government pocketed $291.5 million in dividends last year.
"Over the past 13 years, water prices have risen by 236 per cent despite inflation only being 42 per cent during this time.
"It is critical that there is an open and frank inquiry into why water in South Australia is so expensive and how the price can be driven down."
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England might soon join Vietnam, Romania and Canada with its plan to introduce plastic banknotes. The Bank of England is considering replacing paper money with polymer banknotes which are billed as cleaner, stronger and more secure.
The new plastic cash will be smaller than the current £5 and £10 notes and will be the biggest change to Britain's currency for 300 years.
The banknotes are waterproof, more hygienic as they absorb fewer bacteria, harder to tear or crease, making them easier for vending machines. They could last up to ten years compared to the current two year shelf-life of paper cash.
The final decision will be announced in December, if the plan is approved, plastic 5-pound notes could be in circulation by 2016.


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Zucchini Bake
Recipe by: Carolyn Kuczynski
This is another recipe I picked up from a neighbor. This one I learned from the Italian grandmother next door. She had a never-ending supply of those sugared jelly candies that looked like orange slices and she always had something cooking. While this may not be a traditional Italian recipe, this savory bread is a great way to use summer zucchini. Enjoy it for breakfast with a boiled egg, as a nice addition to a brunch buffet, or packed in a weekday lunch.
Cook Time: 30 Minutes
Yield: 6 Servings
Difficulty: Easy
- ¼ Cup Vegetable or Canola Oil
- 3 Eggs
- 1-1/2 Cups Baking Mix
- ½ Cup Grated Romano or Parmesan Cheese
- 1 - Small Onion, Diced
- 1 - Medium Zucchini, Grated
- Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Grate Zucchini using the large holes of a cheese grater.
- Dice onion.
- Mix all ingredients together and pour into an 8" x 8" baking dish or Swiss Diamond Fry Pan.
- Bake for 30 minutes until golden and a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
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- NpedronanAsked on April 28, 2017 at 06:48 PM
I am using GoDaddy website builder and every time I embed jotForm it does not seem to integrate well with my website code when viewed on an iphone. I have tried iFrame, Sorucecode, and regular embedding. I have faced this issue for the last week with no solution.
It looks fine on desktop, but over mobile (iphone) either parts of the form are cut off, or the form will not allow me to swipe/scroll down the page. This seems to only occur with Jotform's code. v
Please assist...
- JotForm SupportMikeAnswered on April 28, 2017 at 07:52 PM
If you would like to have your form on mobile in a format which is similar to the desktop, you may try adding the next CSS:
@media screen and (max-width: 480px), screen and (max-device-width: 767px) and (orientation: portrait), screen and (max-device-width: 415px) and (orientation: landscape) {
.form-all {
max-width: 450px;
It will change the mobile view to:
Your iFrame embedded form seems to be fine on my Android phone.
If you need any further assistance on this, please let us know.
- NpedronanAnswered on April 28, 2017 at 09:47 PM
I still have the same issue, i am not able to scroll on my site when i use Jotform and it cuts off my site.
The page is "frozen" on each view (but can still use the form) meaning if i try to scroll all i see is white sections where my website is now cut off.
- NpedronanAnswered on April 28, 2017 at 09:48 PM
if it helps I am currently using an iPhone so not able to test on android.
- JotForm SupportChriistianAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 01:37 AM
Can you please remove the excess JotForm scripts and leave only the iFrame embed code?
If the issue still persists, please let us know.
- NpedronanAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 02:31 AM
The problem is still persisting. The header image is still cut off
- JotForm SupportChriistianAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 05:04 AM
Can you please try to add this meta tag on your website's code before the head tag?
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=0" />
Please also try removing the script part on the iframe code and see if this helps to solve the issue.
If you have removed it, please let us know so that we can further check.
- NpedronanAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 05:32 AM
When i remove the code the entire form goes blank. Adding the meta tag had no effect.
Thanks for your patience with this any other ideas?
- JotForm SupportMikeAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 10:08 AM
The empty space below form is coming from a form placeholder element of your website which has a static height.
The scrolling is fine in Windows, macOS and Android. Regarding iOS scrolling, you may try a workaround from this article, however, we do not know if this is something that will work in your case.
- NpedronanAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 06:26 PM
hi! The empty space is put there on purpose to compensate for the form extending due to length of page 2. But the article you provided seems to be the solution. i'm not a pro at html code, how would the code look like to integrate on my site using the article?
Thanks for your help/patience guys we are close!
- NpedronanAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 06:33 PM
I JUST GOT IT TO WORK! Great job guys thank you thank you for that solution. This was it! You and your team are amazing. There are several threads that face this issue and this article is the solution. Amazing.
- NpedronanAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 07:02 PM
Scratch that... its not working again. We are closer but the screen in part is still cut off. in the solution in the article i see there is a scroll bar incorporated in the demo. Unfortunately, my code doesn't show a scroll bar. suggestions?
- NpedronanAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 07:11 PM
Ok so we are close.
The problem I am having is on my iPhone if i am touching outside of the jotform i am able to scroll up and down my website normally. However, if i am touching on the actual form and trying to scroll, the screen is "locked" and i am unable to scroll resulting in the page looking like it is cut off. Does that distinction make sense?
Any solutions?
- JotForm SupportWelvinAnswered on April 29, 2017 at 11:26 PM
If you are using the iframe codes, try to set the scrolling to YES. It's currently set to "NO. After that, you should be able to scroll within the form frame.
- NpedronanAnswered on April 30, 2017 at 02:24 AM
Just made the update, still no affect. If I try to scroll while touching the form, the screen is frozen in place essentially cutting my website. If i scroll while touching outside the form it works normally. Any other solutions?
- JotForm SupportjonathanAnswered on April 30, 2017 at 05:00 AM
I reviewed your form but I see it was using different custom CSS codes and not those that were suggested by my colleagues from this thread.
May I suggest you try first applying what was suggested and allow us to see the result.
We will wait for your updated response.
- JotForm SupportjonathanAnswered on April 30, 2017 at 04:07 PM
I apologize for the confusion. But I could not see which article you were referring to on this discussion thread.
From what I understand on the existing CSS codes on the form, it was just for the scrollbar of the iframe. So I do not see any code that addresses the @media part since the issue I understand was about the mobile browser view of the form (iOS).
Can you try first refreshing the codes and apply only the one suggested from this thread. We will be able identify what can be missing if we do troubleshooting according to procedures.
Try adding the CSS codes suggested below.
@media screen and (max-width: 480px), screen and (max-device-width: 767px) and (orientation: portrait), screen and (max-device-width: 415px) and (orientation: landscape) {
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If you happen to hate reading reviews, you can watch the video below, but if you want to read the full critical analysis you can scroll below the video. (or click this link)
The Bulawayo hip-hop industry is one of the most aggressive in the country having brought rise to acts like Ca_Vin, Asaph, Mzoe 7, Guluva 7, P.O.Y, Awa Khiwe, Navy Seal, Orthodox Six and Maestro IV. There has sometimes arisen a tendency to smack talk from artistes and fans alike but Maestro IV in his newest visual offering says he runs the town and is disinterested in competition.
Maestro IV also known as the "Top JITA" remains as lyrical as he has always been over the years. The artiste has always employed revolutionary methods of portraying his art, a case in point being his "Majaivana back" from previous years.
Run this town comes from a previous album titled "Married to the Game" and its instrumentation was done by Marvin but recorded and arranged by Maestro himself.
The video which was directed by Creative Pot has its setting in the city of Bulawayo. It begins with a drone easing in from a bird's eye view. I love the use of the drone but I think it is becoming too predictable in most Creative Pot videos and this includes the font for titles. I believe artistes have distinct voices and thus need very distinct videos.
According to Maestro in relation to the setting, "It was fitting to the concept; the track is run this town so we wanted a location and visuals that will complement that on top of one of the city's tallest buildings and drone shots covering most of the town."
So fair enough, the drone shots were meant to cover the city he runs, but the over use of drone shots in the entire culture by many producers may see it's value undermined soon. I must emphasize that this is probably one of the few videos it was necessary in.
I would have loved to see Rasquesity Keaitse shoot more angles and a portrayal of the star in the streets, running the town and being loved by the people, perhaps getting love from the market place, getting love in the corporate spaces and then even love in the club. The illustration would have more appeal.
These can be perfectly planned in future without pushing the budget too high.
Despite the few shortcomings highlighted, the video is still a high resolution TV ready piece and should be considered for Zambezi Magic and Trace Magic thereafter.
The bars in Run This Town are some of the sickest in the country, and Top JITA's mastery in wordplay and syllable flexing should be the same attitude used to portray his royalty on the street. As far as lyricism is concerned, he is really a diamond in the dirt that is yet to be found. He may want to do "Run The Nation" later as far as that is concerned.
I love his investment on the craft because many artistes still do not have videos or catalogs but year by year he has brought us heat. Expect more Maestro The IV performance in the summer, he is cooking up something you will love.
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Thursday, March 3, 2016
The two hat day.
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Hello, we had some blustery days lately too. March winds are awful. I love your sweet cows with the hats, adorable photos. Have a happy day!ReplyDelete
We had a really bad winter storm blow through most of Ontario Tuesday night we got a little snow but mostly freezing rain whilst others north east got hammered with snow Collingwood were my step daughter lives they got 43cm of snow and the winds were howling for everyone , the shone yesterday and is again this morning but the temps are frigid . Come on spring , I love your cows with the hats on soo cute . Stay warm and cozy how ever you can , I remember the cold days of winter on the farm as a kid doing chores BRR ! have a good day !ReplyDelete
A two hat day....and two coats, with a pair of long johns and MORE layers. I'm such a wuss!ReplyDelete
sweet baby model-in-training. :)ReplyDelete
Precious calf and sweet momma! Adorable in blue and with thick furry hides to keep the bluster at bay, i hope! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Hello Buttons!:) Blustery is one of those descriptive words that just pronouncing the word makes one shudder, and conjures up blasts of cold air. Lovely photos of mum wearing the blue hat, and her sweet calf. Stay warm!:)ReplyDelete
Do like the hat.ReplyDelete
Hope your weather is ok..
Hugs M xox
Oh my gosh, this just brightened my day. What an adorable cutie! Your opening quote is perfect as a daily read!ReplyDelete
We've had several blustery days of late... a few days ago it was so blustery we had to put the fire out; the wind was blowing the smoke back into the house! *cough, cough*ReplyDelete
Tessy looks fetching in that bright blue hat!
you made me cold reading this today, very snappy hat, cute photos.ReplyDelete
As a kid I liked blustery days but not anymore specially if the temps are very love and my face freezes. Go away windy days.ReplyDelete
Love the hat
I am quite sure Bossy2 looks forward to her modelling photo op every day. A most excellent model she is! Hopefully Tessy will learn the skill from her mama.ReplyDelete
it's cold here today and the "weather-people" got that right. maybe snow tomorrow???? so it will be a 2 hat day!!!! monday we rode the bikes, tuesday we did yard work.....it's been down right crazy weather!!!ReplyDelete
great models for those hats, they surely don't seem to mind!!!!!
we have a chance to snow tomorrow, we will see? blustery that makes me cold. commenting all cozy in my warm bathrobe. i think i will never move. ( :ReplyDelete
Blustery it was! I could have used two hats, too, although mine are not as fashionable as Bossy and Tessy's!ReplyDelete
Blustery in MA also ~ Wonderful photos of the blue hat on Mom and Tessy is so sweet ~ Great shots!ReplyDelete
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I love your cows!ReplyDelete
Hi, I've just hopped over from Debbie's blog!ReplyDelete
I do like that blue hat ... and it's been blustery in parts of the UK too! Storm Jake has been having a bit of a blow!!!
All the best Jan
Hope you get rid of your snow and wind soon, it can't be nice for those babies.ReplyDelete
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The sun peeking through the fence is so pretty. Of course looks can be deceiving when it's cold outside and "blustery." - The cows looks so cute with their hats.ReplyDelete
Tessy looks lovely in blue! Blustery here yesterday - luckily, I didn't have any cows to feed! Today, back to the sun making the new snow glisten. We even had a Sun Dog this AM!ReplyDelete
Big smiles. Tessy looks lovely.ReplyDelete
Our weather boffins are strangers to the truth. They get the temperature right (more or less) but are abject failures on the precipitation front.
We started the day with moderate weather and green grass. Then it snowed about 10". Of course it was melting almost as fast as it was falling, but I sure enjoyed it while it lasted. About half gone already. So, two hat day here too :-).ReplyDelete
Lovely hat!!! Yesterday it was windy about 45 mph, today temperatures are 72 and it's gorgeous out. In fact, I started the tractor today to cut the grass. I'll ship you some of our warmth.
"A bit nippy" is also an understatement of great cold.ReplyDelete
Like your hat. Stay warm.
Now this was a fun read!ReplyDelete
I hope you "weather it through the blustery" . . .ReplyDelete
And manage the hats too . . .
Pretty blustery around here of late too!
I am ready for green . . . lots of it!
Blustery is a great word for this time of year!!ReplyDelete
Wind can take the fun out of a sunny day for sure.ReplyDelete
A great read. Love the first and last shot.ReplyDelete
I love those hats!ReplyDelete
I love blustery too.
The word and the weather. Here in Aus. blustery is that time between summer breezes and winter gales, and usually happens while the air is still warm enough to go out in it. I love walking in swirling winds with autumn leaves blowing from the trees.
So much fun to read this post. I love the word blustery. Love your photos. Have a nice weekend ahead my friend, xoReplyDelete
brr! I know the feeling that a blustery day brings!ReplyDelete
The blustery days of March will give way to warmer, sunnier days in April, balanced just right with enough rain to get the crops in the field growing so that Bossy2, Tessy, Red, and all of the girls have good things to munch away. Hold on to those hats so they don't get blown away in the wind. Hugs, C.ReplyDelete
Season of tricks... What a brilliant way to put it!ReplyDelete
Have faith 'B' spring is close. I can feel it, smell it and trust the calendar.ReplyDelete
Maybe you need to knit hats for the girls with a chin strap so they don't blow away in that wind!ReplyDelete
Think spring!!
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Tessy looks very smart in her new hat with her new calf by her side. Yes, the sun AND the weatherman seem to fool us too often.ReplyDelete
Blustery- yes, I like that word. Perfect for these windy days...some cool, some warm, but most biting enough to send me back indoors for a jacket. Today is a good day to get outdoors before our week long rain arrives. 7 inches is what I hear...I surely hope not.ReplyDelete
They look quite dapper in their blue hats.ReplyDelete
The blue hats are wonderful for a blustery day. It seems we may get spring early or perhaps it is just mother nature fooling with us:)ReplyDelete
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Autori: Teodora Gliga and Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz1-
Editorial: Cognition, 2006.
Do infants perceive visual cues as diverse as frontal-view faces, profiles or bodies
as being different aspects of the same object, a fellow human? If that is the case,
visual exposure to one such cue should facilitate the subsequent processing of the
others. To verify this hypothesis, we recorded event-related responses in fourmonth
old infants and in adults. Pictures of eyes were interleaved amongst images
belonging to three human contexts (frontal-view faces, profiles or bodies) or nonhuman
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suppression of the N290 component was recorded only in the context of frontal
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exposure to be established. In a follow-up study, where infants were exposed to a
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Cuvinte cheie: infant face perception, view-invariance, response suppression, ERPs, N170
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At Fylkingen
19th October 2002 – Fylkingen, Stockholm, SE
Probable Set List (Concert Has Not Surfaced In Its Entirety)
- I Am Angie Bowie (Sine Waves)
- The Last Rites of Spring
- Amethyst Deceivers (Version 3)
- A Warning from the Sun
- Drip Drop
- Ostia
- I Don't Want to Be the One
- Bang Bang (Sonny Bono Cover)
- Are You Shivering?
Confirmed Songs:
- The Last Rites of Spring (Picture)
- Drip Drop (Video Clip)
- Ostia (Picture)
- Bang Bang (Video Clip)
- Are You Shivering? (Video Clip)
- Moulin Rouge (?) (Picture)
Regarding the probable setlist above, certain copies of the three video snippets place "Are You Shivering?" as the first song in order, while some put it last, thus some confusion. If "Are You Shivering?" was played last, then they skipped "An Unearthly Red," but if it was played as the third song in the set, then they also played "An Unearthly Red." Given the fact Massimo and Pierce have already spit blood upon themselves during "Are You Shivering?" a move which they would not normally do until "I Don't Want to Be the One," it's most likely their setlist is as I mark it above.
However, to be even more confusing, Ossian is seen in AMT #1 to remove the lower part of Massimo's black costume during "Drip Drop," a song by which point the pair have already discarded their costumes entirely. It's possible "Drip Drop" is the 3rd song in the set, then, given that's the usual point Thighpaulsandra and Ossian would remove that article of Massimo and Pierce's clothing! But then, pictures reveal that Ossian walks back to Massimo, to remove the top part as well – again, something which does not normally happen. Usually the removal of the bottom and top parts of the costume are spaced out between two songs at any given point.
I guess it's still up in the air, since Coil were known to occasionally mix up the setlists, choreography, and backing projections in unpredictable ways. For example, two pictures show they played the "Moulin Rouge" backing video behind them at one point, something which they did not normally do. Maybe they played an exclusive song? Who knows.
Feeling: Reflective
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The day of this gig, Brainwashed announced: "Coil are currently in the middle of a European tour. In addition to the previously announced dates, there is apparently an impromptu concert taking place tonight (October 19th) in Stockholm, Sweden. This tour was originally planned to end with two shows in Italy on November 1th & 2th, but it appears that the final stop will now be in Vienna on October 29th. However, it is rumoured that Coil will be joining Black Sun Productions on stage at their November 4th performance of the Plastic Spider Thing ritual at Teatro I' in Milano."
This was apparently a surprise gig, which may explain the lack of a full surfaced recording.
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The Secret
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For David, school life is different - he cannot understand why no one seems to want to talk to him. It seems there is a secret that everyone knows except for him. Frustrated and isolated, David must face his darkest imaginings to finally realise the true horror of the secret. http://www.eyefilms.co.uk
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- Executive Producer
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- Screenwriter
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- Director of Photography
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- Sound
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