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Ancient Eygpt
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Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptian Archaeology
Ancient Egyptian Archaeology,By Ruairi Gallagher
Ancient Eygpt has many types of pottery and artifacts. They built a very big structure called the Sphinx which is a giant cat- like statue symbolizing courage,with the head of the king at the time.It was built as a guard for the Pharaohs tombs.
The Rosetta Stone
The Rosetta stone is a artifact that we can translate the Egyptian hieroglyphics with so that we can just read them. The Rosetta stone is one of the most prized artifacts on earth because now we are able to read the Egyptians stories and discover their life.
Hieroglyphics\stories of ancient times.
Hieroglyphics were the Ancient Egyptians ways of having stories that were basically the graphic novels we have today so the Ancient Egyptians were the authors of BCE.
King Tutankhamen
King Tutankhamen was one of Ancient Egypt mysteries you see it was very curious because King tuts tomb was opened but the grave robbers didn't take anything curious huh,we also don't know how he got killed the most suspected ways were,he was murdered or he died from disease.
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Ancient Egyptian History,By Katelyn Mitchell
Ancient Egypt started about 7000 B.C people began to settle on the Nile Valley.
They farmed, domesticated animals, and built homes on the Nile. The Hyksos came from
Levant, they settled in Egypt near the end of the Middle Kingdom. The group Hyksos brought new goods with them, one of them was the Chorit. Ramesses ll one of the best military leaders, he ruled from 1213 B.C. to 1279 B.C., 60 years. Statues and temples were built in honor of Ramesses ll. The Old Kingdom lasted 500 year's, the Old Kindom came to an end in 2200 B.C..
Ancient Egyption Anthropoligest
Ancient Egyptian Geography,By Daniel Gonzalez
Ancient Egypt was located in fertile valley of the Nile river. The ancient kingdom was located on the Nile on northeastern of Africa. Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia, Sudan are also located in northeastern Africa today but they went there when the ancient kingdom was there.
The anent people of Egypt grow and harvest crops in many different ways. they dug the ground up with wooden hoe scatters seeds on the wet soil and waited to harvest them. they had grain, barley, vegetables and flax. they cut the grain with a sharp-toothed flint sickle. they also made beer with another kind of wheat.
It is on the modern city of Egypt near the Mediterranean sea.
It is on the lower reaches of the Nile river. The civilization collapsed around the year of 3150 BC. Egypt was larger back then. many people think it is part of the Sahara desert but its not.
The Nile river ran through the upper part of Egypt to the lower part of Egypt. it made it easier for them to trivial and grow crops. they could easy travel by boat to other villages and temples because there were near the Nile river. the farmers farmed near the Nile river so they could easily get some water for there crops.
The Nile river was there geography success. the reason is because the Nile provided water for their crops witch helped them a lot and not only that but the river also mad it easy for them to travel by boat. the Nile also goes through Egypt but not all of it. the river also passes villages and fields.
the ancient people of Egypt were lucky were they lived because they had a lot of resources and a large river. the Nile is probably why they are lucky. it is a large river that runs mostly thorough Africa. They farmed a lot of crops and the river provided water for them because most of Egypt was dry.
Jasmin Morales, Anthropoligist
The Ancient Egyptions used Gunloops for firing cannons at war.The Ancient Egyptions also used Murder Holes.Murder Holes were basiclly holes on briges so when intruders intruded people would drop hard materials like rocks and that would hurt the intruder. They also invented the Bagpress wich had grape juice in it ,to squize uot any leftover grape juice for wine.
One of the ways the Ancient Egyptions communicated with eachother was with Medunetjer.Medunetjer was a type of writing ,they used this writing for storys and numbers.But writing was also used for keeping records for people who traded goods and more.Soon the Ancient Egyptions started developing similer ways to write, but only men wrere the only ones who could learn how to write,thuogh some women knew how to write,but they used it very little.The Ancient Egyptions created this writing in 3100 BCE.
The Ancient Egyptions believed in many gods and goddesses ,some of the gods and goddesses were Ptah.Ptah was the creater of gods and the god of craftsmen.Sekhmet was Ptahs wife,Sekhmet was the goddess of war.Sekhmet and Ptah had a son,his name was Nerferten .Nerferten was the god of the Lotus flower. Khon was the god of the sun and moon ,he was also son of Mut and Amen.Mut was the daughter of the sun wich was RA, Mut was the goddess of mothers. Ra was also the king and creater of gods and goddesses. Pamagranets were eaten in feasts and funerals .The poor mostly ate fish while the wealthy ate all sorts of foods,they also believed that meat should have been part of their diets.One of the most important foods to the Ancient Egyptions was wheat and grains so they could make things like loafs of bread and cake.
One of the things that were special to the Ancient Egyptions was a small statue of a god.they were called Amulets,Amulets were also used for praying for,keeping evil demonds and spirits away from their families. They were also used for to,but they needed to pray to the sacific god or goddess they needed help form.Sometimes the Ancient Egyptions used the Amulets for decorating mummys too.amulets wre brightly painted . the top layer was gold.


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Something amazing is happening in Lafayette, Louisiana. Our area is seeing a growing wave of male and female vocations. Today, we have 42 seminarians, of which most of the diocese is aware. What many don't know is there are a ground swell of young ladies answering the call to religious life. Ground zero for many
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Those who know the documentary on the Carthusians, Into Great Silence, which many of us saw in 2007, after its release in December of 2006, recall the beauty of Grand Chartreuse, the elegance of the mountain monastery, holding the simple lives of those soldiers of Christ who dedicate themselves to prayer, sacrifice and suffering for
Dear Friends & Benefactors, Thank you for your support and interest in our heating and hot water situation. As many of you are interested in the progress, I would like to give you an update: We have, thanks to your generosity, raised to date about £116 000 out of the £144 000 needed, therefore leaving £28 000 more to
The pre-Nativity fast is often called "Phillip's Fast" because it begins on the day after the feast of St. Phillip. The fast was introduced to prepare the Church for a worthy celebration of the great and holy day of the Birth of Christ. The regulations for the fast were far more lenient than the Great
Luke 16:19-31 Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition (DRA) 19 There was a certain rich man, who was clothed in purple and fine linen; and feasted sumptuously every day. 20 And there was a certain beggar, named Lazarus, who lay at his gate, full of sores, 21 Desiring to be filled with the crumbs that fell from the rich man's table,
Having become perfect in a short while, he reached the fullness of a long career; for his soul was pleasing to the LORD, therefore he sped him out of the midst of wickedness. (Wisdom 4:13-14) The now quiet old man has grown accustomed to the deepening heat of spring that has accompanied him throughout the
What I say to you, I say to all: 'Watch!'" (Mark 13:37) With the passing of the Thanksgiving holiday all eyes turn toward Christmas. Here in South Louisiana, the climate drifts from damp and dreary to cool and crisp and then back again. Bright rose colored camellias will come to life very need the halfway


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Pech Merle
Pech Merle is a cave which opens onto a hillside at Cabrerets in the Lot département of the Occitania region in France, about 35 minutes by road east of Cahors. It is one of the few prehistoric cave painting sites in France that remain open to the general public. Extending for over a kilometre and a half from the entrance are caverns, the walls of which are painted with dramatic murals dating from the Gravettian culture (some 25,000 years BC). Some of the paintings and engravings, however, may date from the later Magdalenian era (16,000 years BC).
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|Lot Department, Midi-Pyrénées, France
This area once had a great river flowing through it, cutting underground channels which were later used by humans for shelter and eventually for mural painting.
The cave art located in the deeper areas of the cave was discovered in 1922 by Marthe David, her brother Andre David and Henri Dutetre, three teenagers who had been exploring the cave for two years. Like other children of the area, these three had been encouraged and assisted in their exploration by Father Amedee Lemozi, the curate of Cabrerets and an amateur archaeologist who had discovered other cave paintings in the region.[1]
The walls of seven of the chambers at Pech Merle have fresh, lifelike images of woolly mammoth,[2] spotted horses,[3] single colour horses, bovids, reindeer, handprints,[4] and some humans. Footprints of children, preserved in what was once clay, have been found more than half a mile underground. In 2013 the Tracking in Caves-project tested experience based reading of prehistoric footprints by specialised trackers of Ju/'hoansi San with great success.[5][6] Within a six-mile radius of the site are ten other caves with prehistoric art of the Upper Palaeolithic period, but none of these are open to the public.
During the Ice Age the caves were very probably used as places of refuge by prehistoric peoples when the area had an Arctic climate, very cold temperatures, and native animal species very different from those of the present day. It is supposed that, at some point in the past, rain and sliding earth covered the cave entrances with an airtight seal until the 20th century.
Experimental reconstruction work by French archaeologist Michel Lorblanchet has suggested that the application of the paint for some of the paintings was probably by means of a delicate spitting technique.[7][8]
The cave at Pech Merle has been open to the public since 1926.[9] Visiting groups are limited in size and number so as not to destroy the delicate artwork with the excessive humidity, heat and carbon dioxide produced by breathing.
Dappled horses of Pech Merle
The paintings "Dappled Horses of Pech Merle", approximately 25,000 years old, depict spotted horses that look remarkably similar to the leopard pattern common in modern Appaloosas. Archaeologists have debated over whether the artists were painting real horses they had observed or whether the spotting had some symbolic meaning. A 2011 study using the DNA of ancient horses, however, found that the leopard complex, which is involved in leopard spotting, was present, and concluded that the cave painters most likely did see real spotted horses.[3]
- Lawson, Andrew J. (2012). Painted Caves: Palaeolithic Rock Art in Western Europe. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 373–374. ISBN 978-0-19-969822-6.
- "Mammoth, Pech Merle". Retrieved 2012-05-07.
- Pruvost, M.; Bellone, R.; Benecke, N.; Sandoval-Castellanos, E.; Cieslak, M.; Kuznetsova, T.; Morales-Muniz, A.; O'Connor, T.; Reissmann, M.; Hofreiter, M.; Ludwig, A. (7 November 2011). "Genotypes of predomestic horses match phenotypes painted in Paleolithic works of cave art". Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 108 (46): 18626–18630. doi:10.1073/pnas.1108982108. PMC 3219153. PMID 22065780. Lay summary – Ancient DNA provides new insights into cave paintings of horses.CS1 maint: uses authors parameter (link)
- Adams, Laurie. Art Across Time (4th ed.). Mc-Graw Hill. p. 34.
- "'Tracking in caves': On the trail of pre-historic humans -- ScienceDaily". sciencedaily. Retrieved February 4, 2017.
- "project – Tracking in Caves". Tracking-in-caves-online.de. Retrieved February 4, 2017.
- Lorblanchet, Michel (1991). "Spitting images: Replicating the spotted horses of Pech Merle". Archaeology. 44 (6): 24–31. ISSN 0003-8113.
- "In Search of Human Origins – Part Three". Nova. 17 June 1997. PBS. Transcript. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
- "Presentation". Centre de Prehistoire du Pech Merle. Archived from the original on 27 June 2013. Retrieved 17 May 2013.
External links
- Pech Merle, website of the Centre de Prehistoire du Pech Merle
- Genetic tests throw new light on French cave painting RFI English


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Friday, 29 March 2013
111. One Sunday morning in Hong Kong...
Last Sunday was Cordillera Day where campaign groups in the mountainous regions of Luzon in the Philippines raise awareness of human rights abuses and the threat that activities such as mining and logging are having on the indigenous communities there. Some of the Filipino's working in Hong Kong also took to the streets with banners and music, dancing down the cordoned-off streets.
After following the parade for a short while we headed for the hills and hiked around the Peak overlooking Hong Kong harbour and Kowloon, amidst hundreds of Scouts running the trails.
We spent ten days in Hong Kong and our warmshowers host, Phil, who had first hosted us 18 months ago on our first visit here, very kindly put up with us again, fed us, navigated us and also brought us in to his school one day before they closed for the Easter holidays. In between doctor's visits we got to explore the mega-city some more and also got some bit and pieces for the bikes that are hard to come by in China (like a new crank set for Ellie's Long Haul Trucker) and had a good rest too. We returned to Chengdu with a (fingers crossed) clean bill of health on Wednesday and hope to be back on the bikes at the weekend, northbound for the mountains and Lanzhou, after a long month off our saddles.
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Feb. 21, Gov. Jay Inslee (D-WA) signed the first bill of the regular session
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recognized tribes to use federal funding for dental health aide therapists
(DHATs), who provide preventive care and procedures such as cleanings,
fillings and oral exams.[1]
SB 5079 passed the full House with an 80–18 vote and received unanimous approval
in the Senate.
Indian Health Service (IHS)
is a federal agency responsible for providing federal health services to
American Indians and Alaska Natives. The IHS is authorized under the Indian Health
Care Improvement Act to develop and
operate a community health aide program in Alaska that serves rural native
2001, the IHS established a dental health aide program as a component of the
community health aide program to address the shortage of licensed dentists in
the remote locations where rural Native Alaska communities are located.
the IHS announced
its plan to expand the community health aide program across the country. Such
an expansion expressly excludes DHAT services from any expanded program in a
state unless such services are authorized by the state legislature.
does not have a DHAT license. Under the new law, the DHAT practice is
authorized and exempt from licensing requirements if the DHAT is certified by a
federal community health aide program or a federally recognized tribe that has
adopted similar certification standards. The DHAT services must be performed in
accordance with the certification standards or through a certified DHAT
training program. Additionally, authorized DHAT services must be performed in a
practice setting operated by an Indian health program that is located within
the boundaries of a tribal reservation. The DHAT services are only authorized
to be performed on tribal members or persons otherwise eligible to receive IHS
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Placing his success in pop aside, Brian Simpson has always been a working jazz musician. He has toured with some of the greats of recent jazz history, including George Duke, Stanley Clarke, Larry Carlton, Billy Cobham, and Gerald Albright. Brian had been the musical director for jazz saxophonist Dave Koz for close to 20 years, and for a decade the Musical Director of the ambitious and highly popular "The Smooth Jazz Cruise." Since emerging as a force in contemporary jazz in the mid-90s with a trademark sound captured in the title of his debut album Classical Soul, Marc Antoine has shared his joyous musical wanderlust on a discography infused with extraordinary exotic journeys. After living and recording in Madrid – his wife Rebecca's hometown – for 12 years, the multi-talented Parisian born acoustic guitarist relocated back to Southern California in 2015. Classically trained at the International School of Classical Guitar, Antoine first became known to urban jazz audiences when he toured with Basia in 1988. After several years recording and performing what was then known as "acid jazz," he endeared himself to a generation of contemporary jazz fans with his first solo album, Classical Soul. He later scored numerous airplay hits from the albums which have established him as a mainstay in the genre: Urban Gypsy (1995), Madrid (1998), Universal Language (2000), Cruisin' (2001), The Very Best Of Marc Antoine (2002), Mediterraneo (2003) and Modern Times (2005). He has appeared on numerous albums for other artists (Saisse, Braun, Jim Brickman, David Benoit, Dave Koz, Mindi Abair, ) and has been featured in many of the annual Guitars & Saxes all-star tours and jazz cruises.
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The 2017 Australian Council of University Art and Design Schools (ACUADS) conference will be held at the ANU School of Art & Design.
Conference theme: value
Australian university art and design schools are facing increasing economic and political challenges. The visible impact of these pressures on the sector is already evident and has been widely discussed. Inevitably, the careers of younger and emerging academics will unfold in a very different environment to their older and more established colleagues. Against the backdrop of this profound change it is important to establish and declare the continuing value to Australia of art and design, and therefore the continuing value of university education and research in those disciplines. This conference will explore 'value' in all of its manifold senses.
The call for papers is now closed. Completed papers to be submitted before 5pm Monday 7 August 2017. For accepted paper guidelines, visit the ACUADS' conference page.
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"What's on the programme for the IYC?" is one of many questions which the project organisers have been receiving repeatedly over the past weeks. Naturally, details about the event are being asked so soon before it is due to begin. The work to publish the programme has been feverishly tackled over the past few weeks.
The programme guide
The programme guide, full of details, will be printed shortly and sent to the group leaders. A programme running over 400 hours altogether awaits the participants. The IYC Guide is available online as a PDF file. In parallel, the programme can be called up on the website. In addition, extracts of the guide are available as a separate PDF file.


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Blindspot is a gripping new NBC crime thriller about a mysterious woman who—
Actually, you know what? Let's just just talk about those tattoos. Seldom has the marketing art of a new show been so striking and received so much online play as NBC's Blindspot ads, which feature Jaimie Alexander (Thor) fully covered in the cryptic tats that hold the key to solving her Jane Doe character's identity (and solving crimes too, of course, lots and lots of crimes). Here's seven things we learned at the Comic-Con panel for Blindspot, which airs on Monday nights this fall on NBC:
1. The 200+ tattoos take seven hours to apply by three tattoo artists. "I'm always drunk," Alexander joked. For the full-body version, she's standing the entire time. "If I move around it pulls my skin and they don't fight right," she says. "We listen to the Beatles on Pandora."
2. For the opening scene of Blindspot, where Alexander emerges from an abandoned duffel bag in Times Square, producers shut down the hugely popular area at 5 a.m.— with a little help from the NYPD and 45 production assistants. No special effects were used. Alexander says her characters's shivering was very real. "Yeah everything was on high alert," she joked.
3. The tattoos can last for several days as they're made of a stronger adhesive than regular temporary tattoos. So that helps.
4. They production is going to avoid adding obvious layers of clothing to Alexander's character just to minimize her tattoo application time—so no turtlenecks. "Not yet," says producer Martin Gero, who used to draw treasure maps as a kid. "Not until she's like, 'No more!.'" In fact, showing her completely covered in tattoos will be revisited beyond the pilot, something Gero says Alexander was in favor of doing. "She said, 'we got to do the full-body thing."
5. Sometimes it gets a little awkward: "There is a fella who has to paint my chest and that's always awkward," Alexander says. "Theres a part of my backside, below my belt so that has to be painted so that's fun." She added that the back and neck are the easiest, and that she keeps noticing different images and codes on herself. "The hips are amazing," she says. "There's so many hidden things."
6. Each episode of Blindspot will explore a single tattoo—but that could change at some point.
7. Alexander kinda loves it. "I would wear them all the time if I could," she says. "If I wasn't an actress, I would have a [tattoo] sleeve." Geros then drew laughs by suggesting: "Well, if you want to cut down on that chair time…"
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Innovation Award Finalists!
Preservation Durham is proud to announce that the Preservation Equity Project has been selected as one of five Finalists for the 2017 What Matters Innovation Award from the Triangle Community Foundation, sponsored by American Underground. The $25,000 grant would kick the PEP project into high gear and enable us to begin offering technical assistance coupled with low-interest loans to needy property owners.
The final step in the Innovation Award competition is for the five finalists to prepare pitches to be delivered before a live audience on March 30 at Innovation Award Pitch Day. This is an exciting opportunity, and Preservation Durham is honored to be selected as a finalist.
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Continuing Education Class on College Heights!
We have partnered with Duke's Center for Documentary Studies in order to have a Spring Continuing Education course on the College Heights neighborhood. The course will be led by Michelle Lanier (acting director of North Carolina's African American Heritage Commission), with assistance from Ben Filippo of Preservation Durham.
This course will set the stage for a broader involvement by CDS Continuing Education in the College Heights neighborhood in the summer of 2017. This class will help empower the neighborhood to tell their own story, of a thriving Black middle class in the midst of urban renewal and disinvestment. Students will learn best practices in oral history and documentary work more broadly. Each student
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Hello, my name is Jason Norris and I am going into my second year in the Public History Master's program at North Carolina State University. Thus far I have focused primarily on heritage studies, though I do eventually want to get my Master's degree in Library Science so as to enter the field of archives and records management. This summer I have been interning in the file room at the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office in Raleigh. My primary responsibility is helping the SHPO with their backlog of the photographic slides which are an integral part of National Register applications and surveys.
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Preservation For All: My Recent Trip to Cleveland
This April, I was fortunate to travel to Cleveland, in order to shadow the Cleveland Restoration Society, and get an understanding of how they have grown the organization, and created the innovative Heritage Home Program.
Since starting as Executive Director of Cleveland Restoration Society nearly thirty years ago, Kathleen Crowther has grown the organization from one staff to a 10-plus permanent staff organization, with a rotating host of Trustees and other volunteers doing work throughout the year. The driving factor for much of this growth, was the establishment of the incredibly innovative Heritage Home Program, about sixteen years ago.
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The Art Melt Louisiana Art Legend Award recognizes and appreciates the impact and work an artist has on the Louisiana art community and their continued public service to our state. Past winners include Edward Pramuk (2014), Mignon Faget (2013), C.C. Lockwood (2012), and Rhea Gary (2011).
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Lyrical Learning has expanded their musical learning from the life sciences into earth science! Using the same format of setting important science concepts with old, familiar tunes, they have created 18 songs teaching earth science concepts including topics such as plate tectonics, earthquakes, volcanoes, minerals, types of rocks, weathering, erosion, glaciers, groundwater, soil, and topographical maps. Melodies used include Handel's Water Music, My Grandfather's Clock, Shendandoah, Souza's Washington Post March, The Boll Weevil, Wabash Cannonball, and others. As an example, here are a few lines from "Igneous Rock," set to the tune of "Anchors Away." "Igneous rock can be one of two kinds - Intrusive starts as magma - And cools slowly underneath the - Ground. Like in granite, large crystals explain - Why this abundant rock has coarser texture - It's the coarser grain." The nearly 100-page booklet included contains worksheets to reinforce concepts learned in the songs. Written and produced by the same team that created Lyrical Life Science, this new offering maintains the same quality and format. - Jess
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Police in Bedworth have launched a new campaign to take nuisance motorcyclists off the roads following scores of complaints.
Officers are to make use of new powers enabling them to seize motorbikes and prosecute riders who cause trouble or may be riding illegally.
They will also visit filling stations in the town reminding owners not to sell fuel to customers under 16.
Legislation governing seizure of motorbikes also gives police the power to take quad bikes and motorised scooters off the roads.
So far, one 14-year-old boy has lost his motorbike due to complaints about his anti-social behaviour when riding it, while three other owners have been warned they face having their bikes seized.
Areas which have drawn the most complaints include Margaret Avenue, the Minders Welfare Park and Bedworth Heath.
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If you lose your job, do you know what rights and resources you have access to? Of course, you do not want to worry about it all the time, but if you're working right now, it's worth planning for the "worst case" so you know what to do if it happens.
If you have already lost your job, you must know your rights to move forward.
Here's what you should know about losing your job.
Your employer may owe you money
If you lose a job, you may be entitled to several types of remuneration. Consider first the severance pay your employer will have to give you in case of layoff. Then he could also offer you compensation for dismissal, considered a penalty, because he fired you without notice. Finally, depending on your employment contract, the employer may owe you vacation days or unused sick leave. These unpaid benefits should be paid to you in one go after your departure.
Your employer declares bankruptcy
The employer simply withdraws from business or declares bankruptcy. These are the most common reasons for losing your job. If this happens, you may wait a long time before receiving compensation. You can then consult the Wage Earner Protection Program which will allow you to obtain the promised wages for the days already worked, for terminations of employment or departure and others. If you meet certain conditions, you will obtain with this program the amount due to you.
What to get from your employer?
If your layoff is due to a lack of work, you will be eligible for employment insurance. However, you will be asked for the record of employment of your last employer. To speed up the process, request this form as soon as you are informed of your dismissal.
Part-time work
Some people prefer a part-time job instead of not working at all. This allows them to bridge the gap until they find a new full-time job. You should be aware, however, that such positions may affect your eligibility for Employment Insurance (although you can earn some benefits even if you work part-time). However, your best strategy may be in the emergency fund you have saved.
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If you find another job, you may need money to cover your expenses until you get back on your feet. A personal loan online could be the best option in this scenario. You may have trouble getting a standard loan, but once you have received your first salary from your new job, you can apply for an online loan and put your life back on track without having to wait for more paychecks. .


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A principal scientist at the IPCC once said: "If we want a good environmental policy in the future, we'll have to have a disaster. It's like safety on public transport. The only way humans will act is if there's been an accident."
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(111)Why Environmentalist Scientists Push Catastrophe Scenarios
A principal scientist at the IPCC once said: "If we want a good environmental policy in the future, we'll have to have a disaster. It's like safety on public transport. The only way humans will act is if there's been an accident." Though he later explained that he wasn't advocating the fabrication of data, his message was clear: Disaster is the main driver of action and policymaking.
Linking global warming to instances of extreme weather has become a popular method to exaggerate the severity of climate problems. Scientific hypotheses that agree with the popular trend have also been appearing continuously. In early 2014, North America experienced an extremely cold winter.
One theory about the causes of the harsh winter is that global warming resulted in melting in the North Pole, which in turn altered the route of the jet stream. As a result, the extreme cold air mass from the North Pole was moved south, creating more frequent cold weather toward the south. Such a counter-intuitive hypothesis was supported by the media and environmentalists: Even extreme coldness is caused by global warming, they claimed. In fact, meteorological records over the long term show that the occurrences of extreme cold weather in North America have been decreasing rather than the other way around.
In 2014, five prominent meteorologists published a joint letter in Science magazine to illustrate this fact. They stated that in the early 1960s, late 1970s (especially 1977), and 1983, when the ice layer in the North Pole was much thicker and wider than it is now, there was much more severe cold weather than in 2014. Within the last fifty to one hundred years, what is certain is that occurrences of extremely cold weather have decreased.
John Wallace, a professor of atmospheric science, said: "Establishing a linkage between extreme weather events and climate change is not as easy as it might seem. The power of statistical inference is limited by sample size. … Even when the linkage is statistically significant, as in the case of heat waves, the more extreme the event, the smaller the relative contribution of global warming to the observed anomaly. … The limitations imposed by sample size would not be such a serious issue if the mechanisms that link extreme weather events to climate change were well understood, but unfortunately, they are not."
In November 2017, Steve Koonin, the former U.S. Department of Energy's second Senate-confirmed under secretary for science, published an opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal titled "A Deceptive New Report on Climate." He criticized the U.S. government's Climate Science Special Report for reinforcing the disaster mentality with its misrepresentation of rising sea levels.
The Climate Science Special Report stated that since 1993, the sea level has been rising at a rate twice what was recorded throughout the rest of the twentieth century. But the report ignored the fact that the recent speed of rising was comparable to that of the early twentieth century, when human activity had little impact on the environment. This is misleading by omission. The executive summary of the report said that since the middle of the 1960s, heat waves in the United States had become more frequent. However, data buried in the report showed that the frequency of the current heat waves was no more than that in the 1900s.
Similar scare tactics also appeared in the U.S. government's 2014 National Climate Assessment report, which emphasized the increased intensity of hurricanes after 1980, but ignored records kept over longer periods of time. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recently stated that it could not find evidence for any impact on the severity of hurricanes resulting from human activity.
In fact, the heat waves occurred most frequently in the 1930s, not in the twenty-first century. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's heat wave index shows that four years in the 1930s had an annual heat wave index of 0.45, while the hottest year in the twenty-first century so far has an index of around 0.3. Greenhouse gas emissions in the 1930s were only 10 percent that of the twenty-first century.
Professor Mike Hulme, director of the United Kingdom's Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, said: "Over the last few years a new environmental phenomenon has been constructed in this country — the phenomenon of 'catastrophic' climate change. It seems that mere 'climate change' was not going to be bad enough, and so now it must be 'catastrophic' to be worthy of attention. … Why is it not just campaigners, but politicians and scientists too, who are openly confusing the language of fear, terror and disaster with the observable physical reality of climate change, actively ignoring the careful hedging which surrounds science's predictions?"
The late Stephen H. Schneider was an advocate of climate theory "consensus" and the coordinating lead author in Working Group II of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Third Assessment Report. In addressing Hulme's concerns, he admitted: "We need to get some broad-based support to capture the public's imagination. That, of course, entails getting loads of media coverage. So we have to offer up scary scenarios, make simplified, dramatic statements, and make little mention of any doubts we might have." He believed that scientists must choose between "being effective and being honest," though he added that he wished to have both.
The climate crisis has received much hype. Behind it are sinister forces that intend not only to pave the way for a global government, but also to destroy research ethics in the scientific community. Climatology is a young subject with only a few decades of history. Yet the hypotheses surrounding global warming have been prematurely taken as fact. The media has been keeping global warming in the headlines to cover up the inaccuracies in the underlying science. Governments pour funds into researching the global warming hypothesis while marginalizing other findings. In the process of establishing and reinforcing the "consensus" and strengthening it, communism's nature of struggle and hatred are exposed.
While scientists are building "consensus," the media and politicians label the "consensus" of catastrophic climate change as "scientifically proven" and spread it worldwide as unassailable doctrine. Thinking on the matter has been largely unified and has planted convoluted notions of good and bad in people's minds.
The aforementioned dismissal of eco-terrorism crimes committed by Greenpeace in Britain was based exactly on the supposed consensus that greenhouse gases are causing a climate catastrophe. The multitude of regulations and policies based on this doctrine stand to throw the world into chaos. Destroying the old world by any means is a basic strategy of communism. These measures are all to pave the road to a false solution — a global government — to a fabricated crisis for the ostensible purpose of saving the earth and mankind.
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AUSTIN – Dr. Leroy Chiao spent 15 years as a NASA astronaut, logging 229 days in space. During that time, he also served as an International Space Station commander and participated in six space walks.
"I got to fly four times into space. My first three missions were with space shuttles. My fourth mission, I trained with the Russians," Chiao said.
Chiao called on that experience and his background as an engineer when he spoke to attendees at the Water for Texas conference in Austin this week.
"The only thing more precious in space, other than water, is oxygen," Chiao said.
As it turns out, having enough water while in space is an exact science.
"We came within two weeks of running out, and if we had run out, we would have had to abandon ship and come back down," Chiao said of a previous mission.
It was a close call, but NASA, not surprisingly, has made great strides in water conservation using technology.
"It's pretty amazing what we can do now," Chiao said.
Such innovations as water purification systems are now common on space missions. They allow astronauts to reclaim water in creative ways.
"We recycle the condensation, so all the sweat and things like that are collected and processed," Chiao said. "In recent years, NASA has been working, or using, urine reclamation."
Creative thinking and technology is now being applied on Earth. There is also one other space-water connection. Scientists believe water equals life. So is there life out there in space? Chiao thinks so. He believes, however, that it is likely millions of light-years away.
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Photo images of a Bangladeshi asylum seeker in Japan making a hospital visit while roped and in handcuffs have sparked an online debate on the country's treatment of foreigners detained at immigration centers.
The images of a cuffed Mahruf Abdullah walking inside a hospital accompanied by immigration officials in uniforms, with one of them holding a rope tied to Abdullah's waist, were taken by a hospital visitor in October and have since been posted on social media by Asahi Oda, a supporter of foreigners.
Abdullah, 36, has agreed to be named and to have the images shared, saying he hopes to let people know how people like him are being treated.
"I am not a criminal," he told Kyodo News, saying the handcuffs and the rope were humiliating. The asylum seeker had his waist and knees examined by a doctor and the Tokyo Regional Immigration Bureau said the handcuffs and rope were necessary to prevent him from fleeing.
The images have so far drawn more than 1,000 online responses, including likes and shares. One user commented, "I find it cruel given he is not a burglar or a murderer," while another said, "We need restraints to some extent if it is feared he'll flee."
Japan can keep asylum seekers without legitimate visa status at immigration detention centers as a preparation for deporting them. Those who were deemed clearly not to meet the requirements or have applied many times for asylum in the initial screening can be detained.
The immigration bureau said it applies handcuffs and a rope to detainees in accordance with a Justice Ministry ordinance, but it also takes measures to prevent detainees being seen by the public in such restraints. In the photo images, Abdullah's handcuffs were covered.
The bureau said the images in question made it appear as if he was exposed for some time to public view but only captured one scene from the visit.
In 1995, the Osaka District Court ordered the state to compensate a Japanese defendant in a criminal trial who was walked in handcuffs and a rope during a hospital visit to see an eye doctor, recognizing it as a violation of personal rights. The ruling was later upheld by the Supreme Court.
The Justice Ministry's Correction Bureau said it tries to keep hospital visits by prison inmates and detainees away from public view by making its officials change out of uniforms and enter medical institutions through backdoors.
"The human rights (of foreigners held at immigration centers) should be protected as much as or even more than criminal defendants" who are assumed not guilty until courts find them otherwise, said Yasuzo Kitamura, a professor of international human rights law at Chuo University's law school.
Detention of foreigners at immigration centers is based on administrative rather than criminal procedures, he said.


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From the opening seconds of their 2-1 defeat to the New York Red Bulls, Columbus Crew SC didn't look like themselves.
Accustomed to dominance in possession and a plethora of chances, Columbus was frustrated by New York, and multiple mental lapses punctuated an overall disjointed performance for Crew SC. What was missing for Sporting Director and Head Coach Gregg Berhalter? He didn't even know where to begin.
"I would look at it more as, 'What was there?' because that's how much was missing," Berhalter said after the match. "We talk about our movements off the ball, we talk about positionings, none of that was there. None of that was in place."
And ultimately, Berhalter condemned his team's ability to deal with New York's up-tempo pressuring, which they should have expected.
"First of all, let's give a lot of credit to Red Bull, because they talked it before the game and then they did it in the game, that's the difference right there," he said. "We talked it, but we didn't back it up. They talked about pressing us and we knew they were going to press us, but it was still effective."
Captain Michael Parkhurst said the two "soft goals" that came from Columbus turnovers were "disappointing," and that he has a higher standard for his own play.
"You don't expect to make mistakes like that, and it cost the team tonight," Parkhurst said. "You move on. It happens, and hopefully those are few and far between."
For goalkeeper Steve Clark, the loss was a wake-up call. After receiving heaps of praise in the offseason and touting their playing style and depth, Crew SC's play hasn't matched up to its billing.
"It's a time when we need to be like, 'All right, let's go,'" Clark said. "It's time to realize that teams are really coming with good gameplans, but we can play through that. We need to stick to our plans and continue working. We're three games in. We need to continue to develop."
Despite calling the result "exactly what it should have been," in Saturday's game and staring at a 1-2-0 record to start the season, Berhalter isn't seeing a trend.
"I'm looking at this one game and saying it was a bad performance; I'll stand by that," he said. "But the first two games, for me, were good performances."
And in his predictably competitive nature, Clark is already looking forward to payback.
"Overall we just need to be back to our gameplan," Clark said. "We want to be a team that plays through pressure. So that's fine; credit to New York. But we're looking forward to the next time we play them."
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Top resorts for an off piste skiing holiday
Are you looking for the best off-piste skiing in the world? Want to sample the real back country or enjoy the ultimate vertical drop? We have picked some of our favourite off piste ski resorts from Europe and North America. If you are planning your next ski holiday and want to try some extreme free riding we recommend you try the resorts below.
A word of warning before you go. Always carry the right safety gear if you are skiing off piste. I know you have heard it all before but I had a very scary moment in Verbier a couple of years back. While traversing across a pretty innocuous looking powder bowl the snow pack detached and 2 of the group got trapped in the ensuing avalanche. They were without transponders and the situation was looking bleak. By a stroke of luck two very experienced guides had been skiing nearby, noticed what happened and were able to locate our friends with their avalanche probes. Without their help and experience I fear the outcome would be been tragic. So my advice is don't skimp on avalanche safety gear. Get the best gear and make sure you have proper training and know how to use the equipment. If you are unsure about anything just take a qualified guide with you. For the sake of a couple of quid you can hire a top quality mountain guide and the whole experience because a lot safer and a whole lot more enjoyable.
Anyway enough about safety, here are some of my favourite off piste resorts. Get out there, take the right precautions and enjoy and explore them on your next ski holiday.
9. Whistler, Canada
This is the biggest skiing region in North America. It is known for its marvelous high bowls and chutes that will intrigue you on the higher areas of its two linked mountains: Blackcomb and Whistler. Even for the best off-piste skiers, the abundant steep powder chutes and taxing mogul fields pose a stiff challenge. Other attractions here are the easy access to heli-skiing and of course Spanky's Ladder which is accessible via hiking on Blackcomb. From Spanky's Ladder there are several routes that you can consider depending on how brave you are feeling.
8. Verbier, Switzerland
If you love the combination of luxury ski chalets and difficult off-piste runs then Verbier's 400 km makes for an ideal resort. Offering a big range of off-piste options, this Swiss ski resort offers some of the most difficult routes in the Alps: From the easy Stairway to more adventurous runs at the rear of the Mont Fort. The Verbier off piste areas are easily accessible, without spending hours hiking.
7. Les Arcs, France
This is a favorable option for skiers with all kinds of abilities. As a part of the vast 'Paradiski' area, Les Arcs offers several options for off-piste skiers; more notable is the popular 7 km black run from the top of Aiguille Rouge and stretching up to an unbelievable vertical drop of 2000m. If you are more daring, 'Flying K' the Olympic high speed run will test you!
6. Grand Targhee, Wyoming
This small but remote ski area is known for its untracked powder, ideal pitch of the slopes, and welcoming locals. I have only been there once but on a powdery day, the resort is no less than a heaven on Earth for an off-piste beginner. With very few large towns nearby and with the experienced skiers distracted to the nearby much larger and more famous Jackson Hole ski resort, the place gives you the feeling of skiing in your own private resort.
5. Tignes, France
Tignes at 2,100m is one of the most snow sure resorts in the Alps and one of the best places for off piste skiing in Europe. It offers several off-piste runs, along with the odd vertical drop; mind-blowing scenery; hard core descents, mid-sized bowls, and "Naturides" which refers to the ungroomed pistes that follow the natural terrain. Tignes is also a good option if you want to get some tuition as they have very competent off piste ski instructors.
4. Lake Louise, Canada
One of North Americas most popular off piste destinations, this is where you will come across infinite off-piste adventures, a famous terrain park, and mountain playgrounds like the popular Powder Bowl. With a great mixture of powder terrain including a lot of tree runs Lake Louise is like an outdoor amusement park for off piste boarders and skiers.
3. St. Anton, Austria
Host of the Alpine World Championships in 2001, St. Anton is one of the most popular skiing resorts in Europe. It has 180km of pisted runs but also plenty of off piste free riding opportunities. One of the most fascinating is the scary descent from the Valluga Peak. Among all the runs, those in the huge bowls beneath Valluga are famous for powder runs. The après ski here is also pretty lively so there is always something to after a tough day off piste.
2. Val d'Isère, France
Linked with Tignes, Val d'Isère in France has some of the best lift-served off-piste runs in Europe. Some of the best spots are Col Pers from atop Le Fornet and Vallons that goes down to Tignes Les Brévières. With lift access to a lot of the areas there is no need for hours of hiking to reach the perfect powder. Heli-skiing can also be arranged locally.
1. Chamonix, France
Chamonix has got to be the ultimate extreme skiing destination on the planet. Certainly in Europe it is the home of extreme free riding. The Chamonix Valleys offers plenty of corries, chutes and powder fields with lots of the off piste areas accessible from ski lifts. One of the biggest attractions has got to be the Vallee Blanche descent going from above the Aiguille du Midi and skiing down the glacier fields to the Mer de Glace. There are a whole selection of possible routes down the valley and it goes without saying that a guide is a must as there are a lot of tricky crevasse areas. Aside from the Valle Blanche the Grand Montets' area also offers some classic off piste descents.


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Like a lot of people, I stumbled across this hilarious video lampooning the typical iPhone buyer (NSFW, language warning towards the end).
Once I stopped laughing I was curious about the tool used. The good news is the tool is great, fast, and free (ish). It's called State.
State works by simple animating chosen characters to reflect a written script that you enter. It does the text-to-speech conversion for you. Simple and effective approach. But then what makes it even better is the ability to add gestures, facial expressions, camera moves, sound effects, etc through your script. The beauty of this approach is you bang your words in and get the first draft almost as fast as you can type. Then it's up to you how much you gloss it up afterwards. My first pass at a 1 minute teaser video for an internal newsletter took 20 mins (and that included learning how to use the tool). Spicing it up added an hour. And that was that.
Two versions: online or download exe
You can use State online or download the executable (Windows only). Which to choose?
- downloaded version only gives you a single scene and single character when installed. After that it connects you to an online marketplace where you can purchase additional characters, scenes, voices, at costs from USD $1 – $15 (July 2010). For a conversation style you can download Sarah Palin and Larry King for free, which explains why they ended up in my first film.
- online version gives you a lot more characters and scenes to choose from (although nothing with more than 2 characters). But it only allows you to publish online (Youtube, Facebook, Twitter). The downloadable version gives you additional options to export as MPG, MOV or AVI video files.
- even with the downloaded version you need to be online when working as it requires you to create and register into an account (this is what determines what bonus features you have). To work offline what I needed to do was login while online, and then not logout/close-down when moving to offline time.
- the online version was reporting serious delays in previewing content, due to high usage. Not such a long wait with own copy.
Mainly for the ability to work offline I went for the downloaded version. Worked fine once I got past the online-to-register issue.
State is a great tool if looking for something very quirky and engaging for some brief communication or announcement. It will quickly get stale if overused. So have fun with it now.


text: Comedy, Festivals, Stage, Theatre Diary of a woman on the edge of a fringe festival opening By Rebecca Cook | August 29, 2016 | Days until opening: 15 Expenses so far: approx. $4208 covers venue hire, video content and prop production Tickets sold: 106 Tickets need to sell to break even: 210 "It's a beast of a play, who on earth is going to put it on?" an experienced director-friend asked me a couple of months ago. Swallows, um me. With just two weeks to go before the said play, Woman Implodes, is launched from the stage at the Mechanics Institute as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival, the reality of what I've done is setting in and so is waking up with a bowel-scraping fear. Let's hope I don't become the Imploding Woman of the title. When I wrote the play, a story of a working mother who struggles to fit everything in and loses her shit in an earth-shattering, time-altering kind of way, I didn't restrict myself by considering how it might actually be performed or how I would fund it, otherwise I would end up with a solo show in a black box and a $2 sparkly hat as a prop. Instead, I've channelled Steven Spielberg with a science fiction plot that requires a jet-pack, a rocket, and a drone, not to mention 17 characters including three children, sharp shifts in time across three locations, and 91 audiovisual cues. Now, some of this is my fearless director, Paul's challenge to deal with, but as I've decided to produce it, some of it – namely the props, costumes, multimedia and marketing – is now squarely mine and so is the budget or lack thereof. I did try to find sponsorship for the play – I even offered to include some in situ marketing opportunities for a cereal brand. "The mother character could hold your cereal box aloft and say: 'This is the best cereal I've ever eaten'." I've got no artistic principles, for $500 I would have made my characters say pretty much anything. After several sponsorship proposal knockbacks I realised the title of my show mightn't have been the most appealing from a brand alignment perspective. Perhaps I should have called it "Woman is satisfied and happy because of her excellent hygiene products". So now I'm trying to make Avatar on a Clerks budget Finding props has become easier since we decided to go for a B-grade sci-fi movie theme. It's amazing what you can do with cardboard scavenged from the back of an electrical appliances shop, kilometres of aluminium foil and polystyrene. Eat your heart out Plan 9 from Outer Space. Fringe prop shopping requires a savant-like knowledge of the particular stock holdings at all $2 shops within a 15-kilometre radius, not to mention an innate olfactory resilience to the toxic smell of plastic off-gassing, and also a willingness to venture into the unknown – sex shops, for example, are often good for costumes and accessories – or maybe it's just the sort of shows I create. Instead of having child actors on stage, we're using fake children on wheels. One thing I have decided to invest in this year is venue. This is the first time I've had a show in a real theatre and I want to make the most of it. My first two plays, Sakura Mansions, Death and Downsizing, were upstairs at a bar down a bin-lined back street in Chinatown. Halfway through each show, the DJ below kicked off a sturdy drum and bass set that made the seats vibrate, and the actors had to shout their way to the finale. The shows were also punctuated by drunken downstairs patrons barging through the door and onto the makeshift stage demanding to use the toilets. My next two plays (Dead Squared and Kindness of Stranglers) were in an exhibition space upstairs at a bar-restaurant on Gertrude Street, Fitzroy. The nightly fee was minimal and the space was a good size, but there was just the small issue of the manager's over-zealous booking system. One night we turned up to discover she'd booked in a 21st birthday party. And then there was an evening we competed with the relentless shrieks of "It's a penis and a straw" from a hens' night directly below. So having a dedicated theatre space with real seats and a fixed lighting system is a precious opportunity I don't want to squander. Multimedia is the other production element to which I've devoted energy and funds. AV adds a layer of complexity but it solves some of our dilemmas. For example, instead of having child actors on stage, we're using fake children on wheels while we project footage of real children in the background. Last week we filmed theoretical astrophysicist Dr Katie Mack (pictured below) for a cameo as herself, explaining some of the science behind the premise of the play. Or what I assumed was the science – as it turns out I wasn't quite right. "As you guessed I might, I did find some technical anomalies," wrote Dr Mack after I sent her the script. "The only thing that really matters for the story is that I don't think the moving-the-Moon-farther-away thing would work." Hmmm that would be the main tenet of my plot. After sending me some mind-blowingly cool suggestions of epic sci-fi proportions to fix it, she suggested we just film a disclaimer, which we did the day after she was filmed in discussion with Brian Cox and a couple of days after she tweeted an internet-breaking rebuttal to a climate-change denier – no doubt we were the highlight of her week. Due to the work and family commitments of the cast – and, heck, the fact I'm not paying them, we're working on a profit-share arrangement – rehearsals have only been once a week for the past couple of weeks. But with just over two weeks until opening it's time to step it up. And, hopefully, get all the lines down! We've booked rehearsal time at the venue, as until this point, we've been stepping the play out in my lounge room to save on costs. I guess rehearsing in a room crammed with laundry, half-constructed Lego restaurants, my husband's record collection and my three kids, peering intently and memorising all the swearing, is akin to some form of extreme Scandinavian method acting. As we race towards September 13, I have two pressing concerns. One, what to do about a stage manager; and two, getting bums on seats. Firstly to the stage manager, an individual with the ability to creep, Scooby Doo-style, around in the dark without tripping, is naturally hard to find. For months I've tried everything to find a stage manager – advertising, contacting drama schools, begging friends – short of lurking around the Victorian College of the Arts with a big cartoon-style net. I would do it myself, but I am already running the multimedia. I have a terrible feeling I'm going to end up doing both – piffing stun guns and flying drones from the AV desk. I'd better get practising with my throwing arm. Marketing your show is tough in a festival with more than 400 events – how do you stand out and capture your own audience? During the festival, the town hall steps are crammed with a combination of professional promoters handing out flyers and the artists themselves. I've decided to take a different approach and hit school newsletters, parenting bloggers and run Facebook ads. I've also sent out some lunchboxes with media releases inside to female radio presenters. Again, I should have rethought the name of my play – I'm not sure how women feel about receiving a parcel from "Woman Implodes" – I hope they haven't all been sent to some special section of Australia Post for suspicious packages. Promoting your own show is a constant see-saw of relief and fear. Relief when someone says they're going to buy a ticket, particularly for Saturday night when we currently have zero audience. Fear because you know how unprepared you still are for an audience. Relief when one of the school parents says they're bringing a group. Fear when you remember you haven't worked out how to run the AV without the screensaver of your holiday to Noosa being projected between clips. The adrenaline is certainly surging. To see Woman Implodes visit www.melbournefringe.com.au Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Email About the Author: Rebecca Cook


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I've been trying to revamp my blog and I think this is one great way to start it. We're now lauching the "We've got MAIL Sunday" as this will be where our press release and gift from our beloved brands and pr will be posted. I can't wait to share this week's blogger mail.
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A messy but healthy mealtime with Cerelec
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An awesome way to let know your expectations to your beloved person. Missing the best person is always painful. That too after a hard fight and misunderstandings, its quite difficult to set back things to old form. We may not be aware of how hard the person would miss us back as much as how we do. Free download and share this "Miss Me Baby" image to your beloved person.
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in november, at the toronto one of a kind show, there was a lot of demand for smaller skeins of yarn. to make a scarflette or a fingerless pain of gloves, you would need 2 to 2 1/2 oz. of yarn. most of my skeins were over 3 oz., so one of the notes i wrote to myself in preparation for this show, was to have lots of smaller skeins. thats what i'll be making for the next couple of weeks, and here are the first three. i'm calling them "sketches".
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Well I hate to say I told you so but the 2014 race panned out as per my earlier blog. The sectionals from 2013 did indeed paint a clear picture and the fact that Hurricane Fly had poached a couple of soft paced trials in Ireland prior to the big festival race only served to make him even poorer value. At this moment in time next years race has an entirely different complexion to it. Hurricane will no doubt have hung his shoes up and probably retired, not that he would be a likely danger should he turn up. The new kid on the block appears to be Vautour, currently at around 7/1 and behind market leader The New One at 5/1. Vautour like Jezki and My Tent ran on the same day as the Champion hurdle and his sectionals may well paint an interesting picture of his relative standing to this years Champion crop. The overall time of Vautour was 1.2 seconds slower than Jezki but pretty much all that deficit was inflicted from the second last to the line. The difference in this final sectional was 1.28 seconds in favour of Jezki. This means they hit the second last in roughly the same time as Vautour but powered up the hill in a quicker final section. Despite ridiculous statements from the ground staff the ground was riding quick and there of course can be no gaurantee that this will be the case next year but at this stage I would not be a backer of Vautour. My Tent and Jezki are both clearly good animals but one cannot help wondering just how good they could become if both learnt to settle better. The New One seems a luckless but highly consistent horse at the moment. My suggestion previously that he is better at 2 miles was born out with his scrambling win at Aintree after Cheltenham. The three of them still appear to provide the solution to next years race.
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Pound LIVE: GBP Sterling rises against euro as Germany business morale TUMBLES
THE pound is rising against the euro this morning as disappointing figures from Germany revealed business morale in Europe's largest economy has fallen.
Pound LIVE: GBP Sterling remains under pressure on Wednesday
Sterling was boosted by the weaker data from Berlin, which showed the Ifo economic institute business climate index drop to 99.2 in April, down from expectations of a rise to 99.9. The pound climbed after the release and was trading at €1.1545 at 11.20am UK time. Sterling had been struggling to break free against the euro and US dollar as pressure grows on Prime Minister Theresa May to come up with a Brexit plan. The pound had also been cut short by a stronger American greenback, which has been boosted from positive American housing data.
Against the US dollar at the same time of writing, Sterling is at $1.2945.
Connor Campbell, analyst at Spreadex, said: "Sterling show no signs of recovering from yesterday's wobble.
"Against the dollar it dipped another 0.1 percent, forcing cable to a fresh, sub-$1.293 two-month low."
Latest Brexit developments will see senior Conservatives continue to pile pressure on Mrs May in a bid to force the Prime Minister name the date of her departure.
Theresa May was warned by senior Conservatives on Tuesday that time is running out on her premiership
Tories are today expected to hold further discussions on whether to change the party rules to enable an early leadership challenge.
Under current party rules, MPs cannot mount a fresh leadership challenge until 12 months after last December's failed attempt.
However, calls for another challenge as early as June are intensifying amid growing frustration over the latest delays to Brexit.
Officers of the Tory backbench 1922 Committee met in Westminster on Tuesday.
However, there was no formal statement from the meeting, which was said have been inconclusive.
Ahead of Tuesday's talks, the committee chairman Sir Graham Brady met privately with Mrs May.
He is reported to have told her MPs want her to announce when she is going.
George Parker, a political correspondent at the Financial Times, said: "Theresa May was warned by senior Conservatives on Tuesday that time is running out on her premiership, as they eyed changes to Tory rules to allow her removal during the summer."
Meanwhile, strong US housing data helped bolster the American greenback.
Analysts suggest the latest indicator to suggest the American economy is outgrowing rivals, encouraging investors to snap up the US currency in recent weeks.
New home sales rose 4.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 692,000 units last month, according to The Commerce Department.
This marked the highest level since November 2017 and was above economists' forecasts for a decline to 647,000 units.


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Fort Smith, AR – The U.S. Marshals led Western Arkansas Fugitive Task Force, along with the Springdale Police Department and Washington County Sheriff's Office, arrested Odell Rhodes in the Hickory Flat area in East Washington County on Thursday afternoon. Rhodes was wanted by the Springdale Police Department on theft charges and fleeing from law enforcement in a motor vehicle. He was also wanted by state probation and parole for absconding. Rhodes may also be facing other charges in multiple jurisdictions.
During the week of Jan. 15, Springdale Police and Deputy U. S. Marshals developed information that indicated Rhodes could be in the East Washington County area. The WATF then initiated an investigation that led them to an address on Hickory Flat Road where the suspect was arrested along with two other individuals who were wanted by state probation and parole for absconding.
Rhodes and the other two suspects, later identified as Dasha Castleman and Stephanie Rhodes, were captured when they attempted to flee officers from the Hickory Flat location by running into the woods. Deputy U.S. Marshals and Task Force Officers had hiked up the steep earlier that day and were waiting on them. All three were arrested and were transported to the Washington County Jail where they were being held on Thursday evening.
The WAFTF is composed of members of the U.S. Marshals Service, Arkansas State Police, Benton County Sheriff's Office, Greenwood Police Department, and Springdale Police Department. The WAFTF serves the citizens of Western Arkansas by locating and arresting fugitives wanted for violent crimes.


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Miami Real Estate Loves Bitcoin – Will Bitcoin Love it Back?
A condo for sale in Miami hit the market earlier this month accepting only Bitcoin, grabbing headlines as one of the only U.S. real estate listings to limit itself to the cryptocurrency.
The one-bedroom pad at 480 Northeast 30th Street listed on Dec. 8 for 33 Bitcoin, or about $550,000 at the time, according to the listing agent. But as of Tuesday, 33 Bitcoin is now equal to about $603,000. In dollar terms, that's a jump in the asking price of about 10 percent in less than two weeks.
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Cholinesterase inhibitors, also known as acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, are a class of drugs used to treat conditions such as Alzheimer's disease.
Cholinesterase inhibitors are believed to improve some mental functions (such as memory, attention, social interaction, reasoning and language abilities, and ability to perform activities of daily living) by increasing the amount of a certain naturally occurring substance in the brain.
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