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Steve G Jones – NLP Practitioner Course
What is NLP, and how does it benefit you? This home based course, is designed to be a resource for you for the rest of your life, to teach you what NLP is and how to effectively use it.
You will learn valuable tools for using NLP as well as unique tools for life in this intensive, power-packed course. With the Online training program you can study at your own pace and you are not tied to a specific training schedule. If NLP enables rapid change, why not learn rapidly? Have fun, expand your awareness, and experience deep change.
In NLP you develop basic skills to enhance your journey to success. Through this course you will learn to:
Be your best in tough situations, all the time.
Turn problems and obstacles into springboards for super success.
Speed up your learning in any field.
Make dramatic, positive changes in the way you think, feel and act.
Successfully get your message across, every time.
Detect patterns in human behavior.
See and hear more efficiently as you improve your sensory acuity.
Learn to model yourself based on characteristics common among high achievers.
Recognize how other people respond to you.
Defuse tense situations.
Understand where your competition is coming from.
Use objections to improve your communications.
Throughout this training program, you will gain invaluable tools to help in all aspects of life:
Remove the emotional charge from unpleasant memories.
Eliminate and remove difficulties in your work and personal life by recognizing and altering the patterns that create them.
Be able to build rapport with anyone.
Control almost any situation.
Improving and using states of mind.
Catapult yourself to great success using the secrets of managing your emotional states.
Create useful states of mind, and use the best states of mind at the worst of times.
Break out of unwanted emotional states of mind at will.
Have your best resources available to you any time you need them, by developing your personal circle of excellence.
You will gain extensive knowledge of these subjects though the NLP Practitioner training course:
NLP Success, History, Levels, Principals, Setting Outcome, Presuppositions, the NLP Model of communication and focus, Cause and Effect, Sensory Acuity, Rapport, Representational Preferences, Eye Patterns, Sub-modalities, Swish Patterns, Language mastery, Persuasive Language, Meta Model, Anchoring, Handling States, Change, Milton Model, Behavior Psychology and stimulus, Strategy Elicitation, Chunking, Recipes for success, Forgiveness Process, Re-framing, Parts integration, Pacing, Strategies: (love, logic, decision), Re patterning, Future Communication Needs, Definitions, Modeling, Resources for success, Outcome Training, Reason vs Results and Quantum Linguistics.
Video Module 1: Introduction
Learn how to use NLP to improve your life and others
NLP is experiential in nature
How to increase focus with NLP techniques
Establish goals you want to achieve with the program
Discover the meanings of H.A.L.T, W.A.R, and S.H.I.P
Learn why will power is not enough
Video Module 2: NLP Basics
See NLP in action with Steve and a student
Learn how to practice NLP techniques
Discover how to establish rapport
Learn how to use the powerful technique of a visual squash
Discover how to use a sub modality transfer
See and hear Steve demonstrate an auditory acuity test
Watch Steve demonstrate a visual acuity test
Discover the power of your senses
Video Module 3: Representation
Discover NLP as a body of information
Learn the importance of using NLP for good and with respect
Learn about eye-accessing cues
Find out HOW people are thinking
Find out if someone is lying to you
Discover the power of predicates
Learn about the major representational systems
Learn the important 3 questions to calibrate a person's representational system
Video Module 4: NLP Strategies
Discover how and why we use certain strategies
Learn to tune in to enhance your experience
Become more aware of decision making
Become more aware of subconscious thoughts
Learn how people relate
Easy exercise taps into your representational system
Learn what role our senses and perceptions play
Video Module 5: Representational Systems
Learn the power of metaphor
Use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic senses in metaphors
Learn to answer the question, "What?"
Steve walks you through a sub modality exercise
Learn the "Circle of Excellence"
Real world examples to help make sense of NLP techniques
Discover sub modalities & how you store information
Video Module 6: NLP Foundation
Discover the Foundation of NLP
Learn the 10 presuppositions
Realize that people always make the 'best' choice
Every behavior has a use
Learn how to instill change in clients
Steve performs a hypnosis session to accelerate change
Video Module 7: Meta Model
Learn the meta-model
Steve teaches the "Now" exercise
Learn the importance of developing a plan
Discover the power of anchors
Learn how to anchor emotions in people
Learn the NLP technique of nominalization
Learn how to install an anchor
Steve talks about VAKOG
Video Module 8: Anchors
Learn how to chain anchors
Discover how to help people overcome fears with anchoring
Learn the technique: "Changing Personal History"
Discover the "Lie/truth exercise"
How to give new meaning to a memory
Learn to create something that never even existed
Learn "The Superhero" technique
Discover the importance of creating your own techniques
Video Module 9: Patterns
Eliminate fears via movie theater technique
The importance of anchoring safety
Learn the visual squash technique with regression
Discover the power of the swish pattern
Learn multiple types of swish patterns
Learn to anchor others to you
Video Module 10: New Behaviors
Discover the benefits of the Godiva chocolate pattern
Use the 'new behavior generator' to create new behaviors
Learn the handshake instant induction
Discover the benefits of pattern interrupt
How to perform an intervention on someone
Discover the power of advertising as a NLP practitioner
NLP Practitioner
100 page eBook
This 104 page PDF eBook and the 10 videos do not necessarily follow each other exactly. We have made every effort to present concepts differently in the manual than the way they are presented in the videos. Research shows this will enhance your learning experience. Additionally,
there are some concepts covered in the videos that are not in the manual and vice versa.
NLP, Neurolinguistic Programming is the systematic study of human performance. NLP is a subjective experience; the structure can be broken into individual components, and/or changed, modified, improved, or removed.
It's a fluid framework that transforms at much deeper levels, faster than we ever imagined.
In the 1970's, distinguished names such as David Gordon, Leslie Cameron-Bandler,
Steve and Connirae Andreas, Robert Dilts, Richard Bandler and John Grinder developed
NLP methods, which are part of a continuum that continues to evolve.
NLP provides therapists an opportunity to initiate change in the lives of their clients. Neurolinguistic Programming analyzes and transfers human excellence, which results in the most valuable, helpful and practical psychology practiced.
This eBook covers all major aspects of NLP in depth.
Upon successful completion of the written (e-mail) final exam and review of your final recording, you will be mailed a beautiful NLP Practitioner Certificate from the American Union of NLP. You are now ready to launch your career in NLP.
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Often dubbed an open-air prison on account of Israel's and Egypt's ongoing air, land and sea blockade of the coastal enclave, Gaza is, according to Amnesty International and several other rights groups, on the brink of a humanitarian disaster. In February, Antonio Guterres, the United Nations secretary-general, highlighted the crisis, saying that the near two million Palestinians of the besieged strip "remain mired in increasing poverty and unemployment, with limited access to adequate health, education, water and electricity". But the mainstream media does not always succeed in telling Palestine's contemporary story with accuracy and empathy. On Thursday, in the Scottish city of Glasgow, experts discussed the media's role in covering one of the most pressing and divisive issues in international politics.
Source: Why our media fails to cover Palestine with accurate reporting and empathy: Intimidation


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Postdoctoral Fellow
Shreyas Sekar is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Laboratory for Innovation Science at Harvard (LISH). Shreyas received his PhD in Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2017, where he was awarded the Robert McNaughton Prize for the best outgoing graduate student. His dissertation was on non-discriminative algorithmic pricing. From 2017-2018, he was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Washington, Seattle.Broadly speaking, his academic interests lie at the intersection of theoretical computer science, market design, social choice, and recently, online learning. A large chunk of his research centers around problems arising in computational economics and its impact on society. Currently, Shreyas is excited by questions pertaining to information design for multi-agent systems -- (a) can we strategically present information to self-interested users to maximize social welfare without compromising on fairness?, and (b) is it possible to leverage uncertainty for social good?


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September 2015 Newsletter
I hope that you have all had a good summer! As usual, in my case, it was all over too quickly!
We have been busy so far this year and are delighted to announce two new arrivals this month! Firstly, Andy Broomfield joins us as national sales manager, and secondly, Alicia our Operations Director has given birth to a little girl who will become our latest apprentice, just as soon as she is on solids!
Andy has had a very successful career in our Armed Forces, firstly as a signaller with the AAC, then air crew. He later joined Sky where he was hugely successful then was sales director at British Gas to be working closer to home. After initial product training and familiarisation, I hope that many of you will be meeting face to face.
We have some exciting product developments in the pipeline. I have just received confirmation that first off samples for a new desk mounted product are on their way to me. With hard tooling lead times, we expect to have product on the shelf ready to sell in January. Watch this space!
I am not quite sure where the year has gone, but once again we find ourselves in the last quarter with still a mountain to climb to achieve our goals, but the good news is that we can see the summit and everyone is going full out to deliver all our clients the products and services they need. This in itself should ensure we reach our goals.
Stay safe in the winter and best wishes.
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This paper examines the experiences, aspirations and challenges of Sri Lankan Muslim returnees to the northern part of Sri Lanka
Diotima Chattoraj and Eva Gerharz
Working Paper No. 46
Institute of Asian Studies, Universiti Brunei Darussalam
Gadong 2018
This article focuses on the experiences, aspirations and challenges of Sri Lankan Muslim returnees to the northern part of Sri Lanka, Jaffna and analyzes their strategies to cope with the ambivalent situation they face. The empirical point of departure is drawn from the stories of three Muslim returnees in Jaffna who returned from different parts of Sri Lanka. The article finds that the Muslim returnees conceptualize home as a place where they can have a "better future" than the displaced location where they stayed for so long. We argue that this unveils the different kinds of attachment they have to their homes through memories, emotions, as well as material and other immaterial concerns. There even, exist feelings of alienation and detachment from their homes among some. Furthermore, their aspirations of a good life seem to be fading after their return.
Sri Lankan Muslim returnees, home, return, Sri Lanka, Tamil Muslim returnees, attachment, belonging
Dr. Diotima Chattoraj is a doctorate (with distinction magna-cum-laude) from the Department of International Development Studies (IEE) in Ruhr-University Bochum Germany. Presently, she is a Research Assistant of Prof. Ahsan Ullah at the University of Brunei. Prof.
Dr. Eva Gerharz is working in Fulda University of Applied Sciences in Germany at the department of Sociology with a focus on Globalization. Before moving to Fulda, she was working as a Junior Professor in Ruhr University Bochum.
Editorial Board of the Working Paper Series
Professor Lian Kwen Fee, Institute of Asian Studies, Universiti Brunei Darussalam.
Dr. F. Merlin Franco, Institute of Asian Studies, Universiti Brunei Darussalam.


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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Book Review: Courage and Honor
This is the 5th book in the continuing story of Uriel Ventus of the 4th company Ultramarines. This time around he has been called back into duty after being banished and redeemed for going against the Codex Astartes. This is his first mission and a proving ground for his worth as a Ultramarine. The story takes place on Pavonis, a planet we are introduced to in the first book in the series Nightbringer. The world is in a rebuilding state after the previous encounter and is being watched or rather occupied but Imperial forces. This sets up a bit of political tension between the local government and the military presence sent to stabilize it.
The story is driven in three different directions at the beginning with them all coming together at the end. The first is Uriel's return to command and whether he will be accepted after fallen so far. Second the political battle of a commerce driven world against the theocracy of the Imperium and lastly the struggle to rebuild a world ravaged by a civil war. The final is of course the battle with their ultimate enemy the Tau. The story about Uriel's reaffirmation give you a good behind the scenes look at the life of a space and what they go through in the name of honor. This includes scenes of life on Macragge and the history that space marines live in and with. You get to see some of the tension between the various commanders and chaplains that goes along with rebuilding trust in Uriel. This is fleshed out pretty well though if you were expecting the type of character study you got in Salamander you will be disappointed. This is partly due to this being the 5th story and the assumption the reader knows Uriel's history. Either way it does fit the book and progresses the story.
The political battle of the world is what actually sets up the actual battle with the Tau. In this case you have a failing government that is trying to hold on long enough to rebuild and as part of this rebuild they need to find a new source of revenue, any source. This is a commerce planet after all and a hub for trade. This position doesn't fit the typical Emperor fearing, xenophobic, eternal war that the Imperium likes. You have a great story line here that poses many questions such as what is the best way to rebuild a fallen world, by fire and brimstone or through diplomacy. There is a thread of how to rebuild the local PDF and police forces. Lastly you have the contrast in styles between the PDF and off world troops and how they look at each other.
The real meat of the book is the battle with the Tau. This reads like an IG book more than a space marine book. This is mainly due to the Tau fighting style of a disciplined attack that makes it a little harder for marines to shine. They get their moments in battle and some of the battles are incredible with close combat and the blood soaked, shot 3 times but still able to fight way marines are known for. There are a few points thought that mar the book by having just the perfect feature or item appear when needed. Sort of like Batman's belt in the 60's TV show having bottle of shark repellent. This happens late in the book though so it can be somewhat overlooked due to time.
The book is good and if you are an Ultramarines fan you will love it. Graham does a great job here but he feels rushed towards the end. It almost felt like they left a chapter out or made parts of the final battles easier to speed things up. This is mostly true of the pursuit into enemy territory section. The ending feels a little clipped as well but strangely fits the Tau in conservation of motion kind of way.
Final rating: Split 2+ / 4+ with a reroll
If you have read the other books in the series or are a Ultramarine fan I give it a 2+. It is a solid story and as a fan you can easily overlook the silly parts, brain eating, and get to the meat of the story.
If this is your first taste of Uriel and his brother it may be a little inside baseball and have you scratching your head from time to time. There are a few characters that reoccur from other books so you may miss small details. The story does still hold up though and that is what gives it a reroll.
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A new Blue Plaque in Putney commemorating the studio where Carel Weight CH CBE RA worked 1984 to 1997
Posted on May 23, 2018
The Putney Society has arranged for a Blue Plaque to be placed on a house in Keswick Road to mark the studio in Keswick Road where Carel Weight CH CBE RA worked from 1984 until 1997.
The plaque describes Carel as Painter, War Artist and Teacher and was unveiled on May 22nd 2018 by Mick Rooney RA, whom he taught.
Carel was born in Paddington in 1908. His parents both worked and so he was placed with a foster mother, Rose Matkin, in Fulham, then a poor working class district. He stayed there during the week and his weekends with his more prosperous middle class parents; acutely aware of the contract between deprivation and affluence.
He studied at Hammersmith School of Art from 1928 to 1930. At Hammersmith he met Ruskin Spear who became a lifelong friend. Carel then went on to Goldsmiths College from 1931 to 1933 and during the 1930's supported himself by teaching at Beckenham School of Art. His first solo exhibition was in 1933 at the Cooling Gallery.
During WWII Carel Weight served in the Royal Engineers and the Army Education Corps. As an Offical War Artist he worked in Austria, Greece and Italy. In Greece and Italy he depicted the immediate aftermath of the war and the role of the British Army in working to restore civil society after the conflict.
In 1947 he started teaching at the Royal College of Art and in 1957 became Professor of Painting, retiring in 1973. He was elected to the Royal Academy in 1965 and Senior RA in 1984 and was given a one man exhibition at the Academy in 1982.
In 1984 he set up his studio in Keswick Road, Putney commuting from his home in Clapham on the 37 bus. Many of his paintings show suburban settings in which unexpected events occurred - some humorous and some frightening. He was prolific and typically painted 50 pictures as year.
He was awarded the CBE in 1962 and appointed a Companion of Honour in 1995.
Works by Carel Weight are owned by the Tate, the V&A and the Imperial War Museum.
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Photos & Story by Luke Ormand
The tidal stream hid behind thick vegetation, tucked in the corner behind a car dealership and repair shop.
To the north, a lake was locked behind a pharmacy, an appliance repair store and a handful of other businesses sandwiched together along Montauk Highway.
For years, Swan Lake and its namesake river in East Patchogue were mere afterthoughts to residents, commuters and passersby. Nearly two-decades ago, the largest of the buildings on the north side of the road came down, with the underlying land then turned into a green space with benches and sidewalks.
Several years later, the town and county removed the remaining structures and a bridge was built over the spillway. A small parking area was added, with new trees dotting the reborn landscape for both kids and birds to explore. But across the street, the dilapidated and derelict buildings remained — the narrow stream yet to be discovered among the tangle of phragmites and red maples.
After the car dealership moved to a better location and the body shop made its last repair, the doors were locked and the buildings were forgotten. A double blow from Tropical Storm Irene and Superstorm Sandy left one of the buildings severely damaged with a sign dangling by one letter.
By this time, the town had purchased the property with open space funds and obtained a grant to refurbish the site. The plan, crafted by officials and technical staff, appeared complicated and ambitious, but the vision was clear: return these few acres to nature and let the public and wildlife enjoy it once again.
After the buildings were removed and the parking lot torn up, the first major step was to remove the drainage pipe that carried polluted stormwater (filled with garbage, sand and road salt) straight into the river.
Next, ponds were dug, with the first being designed to catch the "floating" bits of garbage before the water flowed into "settling" ponds that filtered out dirt and silt.
As the water moves toward the concrete spillway, special aquatic plants soak up harmful chemicals, cleaning the water before it enters the river. After a walking trail and bridge were installed and a parking lot (using permeable pavers) was set in place, the town planted native species of trees, shrubs, wetland plants and wildflowers.
It wasn't long before nature took notice.
When walking around the ponds, it's easy to spot gulls, mallards, geese and swans. But what happens when you stop and listen? The rattle of a belted kingfisher cracks the silence. The bird perches on a branch overlooking the stream. searching for an afternoon snack. Suddenly, a splash! You turn toward the pond and see a great egret — impossibly white with a long, school bus-yellow bill — snag a fish.
Your focus slowly shifts to a monarch butterfly dancing in the air and pausing on wildflowers, sipping the last of the season's nectar to fuel the flight to the Mexican mountains.
A Wilson's snipe, perfectly camouflaged, makes a brief appearance, probing the mudflats with its long bill as a greater yellowlegs walks by on its bright stilts.
Life abounds.
In the last year, the ponds have gained new residents. Frogs (bull and green), turtles (watch out for the snapping ones!) and fish are now common finds when peering over the bridge into the water below. The stream, easily seen from the walking path, features trout, great blue herons and the occasional curious muskrat.
On your next trip (or first!) make a list of the different birds, bugs and animals you see and hear. You'll be amazed at what you can find at your neighborhood nature preserve.


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The role
As Senior Paid Media Strategist your responsibilities will stretch across Summit's paid search, paid social, display and programmatic proposition. Reporting into the Head of Commerce Strategy, you will be working alongside a team of specialists in their fields. Your knowledge of the retail and paid landscape will be used to support delivery teams, evolve a market competitive proposition, and define how our paid teams work with other channels.
This role requires a proactive, driven and strategic approach to deliver – and as such you will need to challenge appropriately and think differently. Operating at a senior level you will be an escalation point for internal or client queries, as well as supporting with client strategies – focussed on implementing practical and timely solutions. You will also support business objectives for growth with both new and existing clients, finding opportunities within our current strategies, building proposals, forecasting and supporting on pitches when required.
Key Responsibilities;
- Product development – continuously growing the paid search, display, paid social and programmatic proposition, to ensure Summit Commerce is a leader in the market
- Staying at the forefront of the industry, sharing insights with the business on emerging trends through self-learning, attending events and / or networking.
- Building strong relationships with key partners and relevant platforms
- Working closely with the client teams to develop appropriate strategies and investigate performance challenges
- Upskilling client/delivery teams across the business, in group training sessions or through 1:1 mentoring
- Developing new proposals for existing and new clients, to support the client's objectives and with clear measurements of success
- Stay up to date with Summit's business proposition and technology, to support Commerce
- Provide thought leadership to the teams and clients, related to new products and industry challenges
- Working closely with other strategists to develop cross-channel synergy
About us
For 18 years Summit have worked with some of Europe's most successful retailers and brands, helping them to make more money from retailing online. Our purpose is simple and commercial: to make it more likely that people buy from our clients than anyone else.
Our unique online retail 'value chain' provides our clients with deep expertise across the disciplines required to trade online: Strategy, ecommerce, online marketing, trading and logistics. With 150 staff working across the UK and Europe, we are passionate about helping our clients transform their business opportunity online by thinking and acting differently.
Why you would want to work for us
- You want to be part of a growing company where you can make your mark: you will have opportunity to significantly contribute to an exceptional business and help shape its future.
- You want to make it happen: while we're all generally up for a good time, we work hard towards producing tangible results that contribute to the company's success.
- You appreciate and thrive in a relaxed environment: our office is friendly, with events to suit everyone and encouraging a sense of fun. We appreciate that everyone is different, and everyone has something unique to add to the team.
- You enjoy knowledge sharing, looking at new and integrated approaches and are keen to learn and grow.
Desired Skills and Experience
- 5 years+ experience within a paid media role, with a proven history of client delivery and development.
- Experience of both awareness and direct response campaigns
- Familiarity with delivering across a range of PPC, programmatic display and paid social platforms including Google, Facebook and Twitter
- Knowledge of analytics packages such as GA, Coremetrics & Adobe
- Proficiency in supporting others with performance challenges, driving insights and developing appropriate strategies
- Advanced working knowledge of MS Office, particularly Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint
- Excellent oral and written communication skills will be required, and an analytical, detail orientated approach is necessary
- A team player who is keen to share knowledge as well as collaborate with others.
Successful candidates must have the right to work in the UK. No agency CV's accepted.
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Lisa Cassilly and Kristy Brown presented during this conference hosted by Summit Professional Networks, a division of ALM Media, LLC.
Lisa was a featured speaker during the session "M&A Post Acquisition: Policies & Best Practices for Workforce Integration Globally." This session covered the 10 steps you need to take to create a successful workforce integration post-M&A, including the alignment of HR policies, programs, practices and, most important, cultural integration.
Kristy was a featured speaker during the session "Protecting Data in Unlikely Places." From cars to smartphones, anything with wireless technology can be hacked. More than ever we are creating, sharing, maintaining and saving our data in unlikely places, and protecting these data access points have been insufficient and haphazard. The panel discussed practical solutions in-house counsel can implement to help increase their company's ability to protect itself.
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Michael has worked very hard to get his grades out of the cellar and with the term ending on Thursday he should be getting some good grades. He was having a horrible time a few weeks back but has finally started to put some effort back into his work.
Sunday I woke up at 4:30 AM. Sleep has not been too good recently. I piddled around until about 7 and then went out for coffee. Around 8 I went to the cemetery and sat quietly for awhile. It helps some. Sunday night the boys and I drove south of Annapolis to watch the Redskins game with our friends down there. Thanks to the Gebbia's for looking out for us.
The holiday's are coming and we're looking forward to them but it will be incredibly difficult. The kids and I are going away for Thanksgiving. Not sure where. Just away somewhere. Hopefully Alex and I can come up with something that we all agree on.
I'll keep you updated if things change around here.
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The award-winning columnist Ross Douthat, of The New York Times, and best-selling author James Martin, S.J., editor at large of America magazine, will engage in a dialogue about civility in American public and ecclesial discourse, moderated by Matt Malone, S.J., editor in chief of America.
Civility in America is a three-part series that will continue in Spring 2018.
When: December 13, 2017 | 6 p.m.
Where: Sheen Center for Thought and Culture 18 Bleecker St., New York, N.Y. 10012
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Two posts in a week - what's going on! Like I said I'm trying to get back into the swing of things and its definitely working painting a few of these Foundry DA minis i've had lying around.
Here's a Foundry DA gent. A very nice sculpt with some great character. Would be a brilliant addition to anyone's collection as an explorer, archaeologist or trader.
As with the Belgian before, he is not going to be for my collection so if anyone is interested in buying him, drop me an email.
Im working on a few personal projects in 15mm. Me and my buddy are painting up some WW2 pacific theatre forces to game using disposable heroes. I've nearly finished my 1st USMC Platoon and if i'm feeling brave enough there maybe some pics...


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It's finally summer! The sun, the pool, mojitos, sunglasses… all of this can easily describe us here at Entrelenguas at this time of the year, but really, what is the summer without any music? That's the motive behind the festival #RondaSuena – to promote culture and music in Ronda. That's why during the coming months of June, July and August, we at Entrelenguas feel the need to bring great quality music and a lovely atmosphere to a special space in the city – the Samsara Wines vineyard, located in the Guadalevín valley facing the Tajo de Ronda.
During the summer of 2018, there will be three concerts – on the 30th of June, the 28th of July and the 25th of August – along with six bands that come from different places, all very relevant in the current musical scene. After our first successful event with a huge turn-out and our highlight of great quality sound, we cannot wait for the second concert.
Held on 28th of July, the bands will be Oso Leone and Mustard who have come from Mallorca and the UK to play their best songs. Once again, the sunset, nature, wine, and music will be the stars of #RondaSuena in the vineyard. This time, it'll be the British band Mustard that will start the night with a bang. It's a band whose music is defined by hints of a more minimalist electro-style, with its own personality that will not leave us indifferent to its sensitivity towards its purer roots of funk. We will continue with Oso Leone, from Majorca, which has become a national group that has managed to reach beyond our borders. The good news? They will be playing live for us in Ronda on this summer evening. This band has evolved from the expansive post-folk of their first albums to a more elegant sound now inspired by a style that sits between R&B, Soul and Funk. Without a doubt, a delight for the ears.
The prices:
- One day of music 15 €
You can write to us with any questions or to get hold of your tickets, which are available now! Reach us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Also, we would be very grateful if you could share this post with your friends!
You can get a ticket in any of the collaborating establishments: Drinks&Co., EL Golimbreo and Pub Dulcinea – for €15 per day and per ticket.


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Readers of this blog don't usually read TRE except for laughs so I reproduce a piece from there because it's a good piece that could have been written by rational, fair-minded cyber-warriors.
The piece reads:
Yesterday, many of you shared a statement by Minister of State Josephine Teo which said that couples did not need much space for sex and many of your readers threw shade at her. I am not sure if you read her full interview but your websites and readers have misunderstood and misquoted her statement. Most likely you have not even seen her interview and the context in which she said the phrase. Editors, you are malicious or grossly playful and did not bother with context.
MOS Josephine Teo's statement was in response to a question "Why couples with children were given priority to flats while couples without kids weren't?"
It is because of this question that MOS Josephine Teo responded that couples with children should be given flats first and not those who were still deciding if they were going to have kids. It is precisely because those with children really need the space to raise their kids as opposed to couples who need space before procreating.
For goodness sakes Editors, get your context right before jumping to conclusions and sensationalising her statement. What she said made sense and it still does not, despite all your attempts to put her down. It is you who refuse to understand the context and tried to misle your readers into thinking that MOS Josephine spoke without thinking.
I know as alternative media you will surely censor my contribution. I hope you prove me wrong.
Selvam Raj
* The above was sent to another alternative media and is reproduced here for discussion. Ms Teo's original interview with the Straits Times is available on Facebook (if it has not been deleted or amended yet).
BBC piece http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-37627269


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text: Play this lovely wedding game called Super Barbie Bride to become Barbie's wedding planner and turn her into the most beautiful bride! Your favorite super girl is getting married to the love of her life. Her venue is ready, she picked the flowers and cake, and all she needs to do now is to choose a great dress and apply her makeup. Being a bride is a very special moment and on the day of the wedding every bride needs to carefully get ready for this amazing day. Help her look flawless and fabulous by playing this lovely game! First you need to give her a facial beauty treatment. Apply a mask and reshape her eyebrows. Moisturize the skin in preparation of the great makeup products. Don't forget about the concealer and powder, otherwise her wedding makeup won't be completed. The most important step is to choose a great dress and glitzy accessories.


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Jacob's home! We've spent a great day together. He had a ton of stories to tell us, and a pack of stinkyView full post »
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Crossing the state line into North Carolina near the Dismal Swamp on a rainy day.
We spent the night in Wilmington, and awoke the next morning to more rain.
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My Stages Of Psychosocial Development Essay, Research Paper
I think, over the period involving the first 12 to 18 months of my life, I was able to resolve the first of Erikson?s psychosocial stages adequately. My mother, during this time, supplied me with appropriate provisions of food, warmth, and the comfort of physical closeness. This allowed me to understand and accept that objects and people exist even when I could not see them. This was a major stepping stone where the foundation for trust became important.
In the next period of my life, from about 18 months to 3 years of age, I was able to resolve the second of Erikson?s psychosocial stages adequately. It was around this time that I began to assume important responsibilities for my own self-care like feed myself, using the toilet on my own, and dressing myself. It was during this time also that I began learning many physical skills, including walking and grasping. I learned that I could control my own body and its functions. And that I could make things happen.
Erikson?s third stage of psychosocial development came between the ages of 3 to 6 years of age. I was continuing to become more assertive and to take more initiative. My mother and my teachers at school encouraged this. I am pretty sure that I was allowed, at least on the weekends (Ha Ha), to choose what I wanted to wear and was allowed to wear whatever I had chosen.
In the fourth stage of Erikson?s psychosocial development, between 6 and 12 years of age, I was learning to see the relationship between perseverance and the pleasure of a job well done. I was physically and mentally ready to be productive and to do work on my own. I also had many friends at this time and understood what friendship was. I believe that having good friends and peers helped me to be productive and succeed in both school and after school activities.
I am currently facing Erikson?s ?identity vs. role confusion?, stage 5, from 12 to 18 years of age, I?m trying to gain a sense of my own identity. I am seeing myself as separate from my parents. Due to the outcome and resolution to conflict in earlier stages I
am so far able to make this transition smoothly. Self and Identity- The better which a person develops an understanding of themselves and of the other people around them, the better able they will be able to develop intimate relationships. I consider myself to be a ambivalent but a somewhat secure individual.
An ambivalent person tends to be very possessive of other individuals in a relationship with them. They tend not to be very passionate and trustworthy in terms of commitment. They are known to be self conscious and yet still willing to initiate intimate relationships.
A secure person is comfortable with intimacy and autonomy and often do not have a difficult time in forming intimate relationships. They have high levels of intimacy, passion and are very committed and able to be trusted. Secure people tend to feel that others are trustworthy and dependable. How a person was raised in terms of different parenting styles and methods of child raising affect an individuals abilities to form relationships. For example secure individuals have memories of their parents being warm and affectionate, something I just loss, while ambivalent people tend to remember their father being unfair, bingo!
I would describe myself as someone who is very capable of healthy relationships and good communication skills. I am definitely passionate and believe that all good relations should encompass a high degree of intimacy . I have a hard time trusting people due to my past experiences and my parents separating after 20 years of marriage. I can be trustworthy and is I believe in solid commitments. I am comfortable with intimacy just not with family and try my best to be independent.
Identity achievement comes from many years of exploring different roles and personalities. Individuals can change their attitudes and personalities almost daily. As the person is trying new things he/she is also taking cues form society as to which role or personality they fit best. How and individual perceives these cues will determine how they choose which personality or role is right for them. As we move from secure people to ambivalent we can see varying levels of self consciousness and self worth. These two characteristics are primary in forming intimacy. A persons internal working models are directly affecting that persons ability to perceive reality which is essentially the struggle for identity. So as the characteristics of self and others as well as attachment styles, are approaching security, strength, worth, and importance the better able that person is at creating, maintaining, and enjoying themselves.
In conclusion, I honestly don?t think that I can separate how only three of these stages interact with a later stage. Maybe this was a trick question?! These stages all fit together like building blocks. With one leading directly into the next and building from the previous stage or stages. You need them all to work together, in my opinion, to support each other. I don?t think if I was to have left one stage without an adequate resolution I could have moved on to accomplish the next. Could I? No…I really don?t see how that wouldn?t work!
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Yuma's State Parks Settle Into Summer Schedules
Seasonal hours in effect at Quartermaster Depot and Territorial Prison
Yuma, Ariz. — Effective June 1, the Yuma Quartermaster Depot and Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Parks entered into summer schedules, meaning weekly closures at two of Yuma's top tourist attractions.
The Yuma Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park — including the Yuma Visitor Information Center and Yuman Interest Gifts and Souvenirs Shop, operated by Yuma Visitors Bureau — will be closed on Mondays until the end of September. Summer hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with last park entry at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Yuma Quartermaster Depot and the Visitor Information Center are located at 201 N. 4th Avenue. Call 928-783-0071 for park information.
The Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park will be closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, through September 30. Open Thursdays through Mondays, summer hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the last entry into the park at 4:30 p.m. Yuma Territorial Prison is located at 220 N. Prison Hill Road. Call 928-783-4771 for park information.
Both parks will resume regular operating days and times starting the first week of October. Summer hours for the administrative offices of Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area (928-373-5198) and Yuma Visitors Bureau (928-376-0100) are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Both offices are located at Old City Hall, 180 W. 1st Street.
The Yuma Visitors Bureau is always happy to assist members of print, digital and broadcast media, either on assignment or pitching an idea with a Yuma angle.
Visit Yuma team can suggest itineraries and facilitate visits, or provide you with the inspired details to help nail down an assignment. We pride ourselves on always going "above and beyond."
You can download background and "anytime" materials below; dated press releases appear "most recent first" at left. Call or email us for photos and B-roll video.
YVB periodically hosts group and individual press trips, and is glad to partner with other Arizona or California DMOs to coordinate a visit to several regions.
For more information, contact Linda Morgan at 928-376-0100 (office), email email@example.com. Thanks for your interest in the Yuma area.
'Anytime' releases:
Around & about - a quick Yuma overview
Brilliant! Yuma wears 'sunniest' label with pride
Last link in river restoration under way
Background info:
Research and statistics
Yuma Winter Visitors Study 2017-2018
Yuma Winter Visitors Study 2017-2018 Executive Summary


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Ticks suck. Especially when they're buried deep beneath your dog's coat—and therefore almost impossible to spot.
"Even if your dog is an inside dog, you should perform a daily tick check from head to toe, no matter what tick control product you use," says I. Craig Prior, a Tennessee-based veterinarian and president of the Companion Animal Parasite Council. He adds, "Black-legged ticks like the top of the head, ears, and along the back. Lone Star ticks like to attach among the skin creases and between the toes on the paw. But you're not done after checking those areas. Look everywhere because a tick can attach anywhere."
Getting ticks off your dog quickly matters because dogs are susceptible to many of the same tick-borne diseases that humans suffer from, "such as Lyme, Ehrlichiosis, Anaplasmosis, and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever," Prior says. While many of these diseases are treatable, some, like Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, can be fatal if not caught and treated promptly, says Rachel Barrack, a New York City-based veterinarian.
And even though it's summer, know that this is actually a year-round problem. "What we are seeing is that the life cycle of ticks is changing," Prior says. "Ticks are surviving and feeding all year. This is true even in colder climates where people used to count on them dying or going dormant during winter months. In fact, if the temperature is over 43° F, ticks are active, even if there's snow on the ground."
All this is to say that tick prevention is important. Here's your plan of action to keep your dog tick-free this season.
First Stop: Your Vet's Office
"Your local veterinarian will be familiar with all of the diseases which have been documented or which are likely to be found in your area," Prior says, adding that your vet probably has about the best pulse on what products seem to be working well. It is possible for insects to develop resistance to some pest control products, and your local vet is probably going to be the first to notice if something no longer seems to be repelling ticks.
Consider the Other Critters in Your Home
Most topical tick products contain Permethrin, which is toxic to cats. If your cat loves to groom your dog, a topical product is not going to be a good choice. Instead, an oral product, like Bravecto, is worth considering.
Read the Label
"It is not uncommon for a pet owner to be giving a flea treatment thinking it kills ticks, too, but that is not always the case," Prior says. Make sure whatever you buy is for fleas and ticks, and particularly the type of ticks you have in your area.
Don't Give up Your Daily Tick Checks
Oral and topical products work in similar ways in that they kill ticks within several hours of the tick biting your pet. While studies have shown it takes about 24 hours of biting for a tick to transmit diseases to your dog, it's still worth doing a daily tick check, says Barrack. "When looking for ticks on your dog, work from top to bottom." She adds, "some places to pay particular attention to include around [the] eyes, under [the] collar, inside [the] ears, armpits, genital region, under the tail, and between toes." While your best friend's entire body is worth checking, anywhere a dog's coat is sparse or thin is at particular risk.
Consider the Lyme Vaccine
If you live in an area with large concentrations of Lyme, Prior says the vaccine might be worth giving. He recommends giving it annually. He also suggests doing an annual test for Lyme, because the disease often has hard-to-catch symptoms, and the longer it lingers, the more devastating its effects. It's best to consult your vet on your options to keep your pup healthy and free from ticks.
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Sam McMaster set for MINDful run at Derby Half
On Sunday 9 June Sam McMaster will be taking part in the 2019 Asda Foundation Derby Half Marathon on behalf of mental health charity MIND. His aim is to raise awareness of mental health issues in young men such as himself.
31-year old Sam McMaster has suffered with anxiety and depression from a young age and found it difficult to cope. He felt unable to discuss his situation with others due to a lack of understanding about what he was going through, often struggling to get up in the mornings to go to work. Sam was barely able to function and became isolated as a result.
Friends and family rallied around to help and he sought professional help and was prescribed medication and therapy.
Sam moved to Nottingham in 2014 and a year later met his wife Lauren. They have two girls, Poppy and Jesse who are aged two and a half and three months respectively. He suffered a relapse afterwards and his GP put him back on medication which helped along with talking about his issues and running which he initially took up to lose weight. As Sam reiterates, saying "Running takes me away to re-evaluate my actions if I've had a bad day and helps me through those times."
Organised by Run For All, the Asda Foundation Derby Half Marathon is one of the most popular events in the race calendar that raises thousands for charity. There is a new city centre start and finish although the route is the same, a quality technical T-shirt and bespoke medal and post-race goodies.
Entries available at the Run For All website.
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The magnetic effect is exactly the same in a
copper wire and a coil wire. When a current
passes through a wire, the current induces a
magnetic field around the wire. The magnetic
field has a certain direction associated with it.
In the case of the current-carrying wire, the
direction of the magnetic field happens to be
tangentially to an imaginary circle drawn around
the wire.
When the wire is twisted into a geometry of the
coil, the magnetic fields induced by each "turn"
of the coil either add up or subtract out because
of the direction of the magnetic field from
different turns are different in some regions and
the same in some other regions. It turns out
that the magnetic field due to a current-carrying
coil of wire looks like the magnetic field due to
a bar magnet with north and south poles.
The magnetic effect of an electric current
depends on the shape of the wire, not the material
that the wire is made out of. A coil of wire
concentrates the magnetic field within the coil,
producing a strong, local, magnetic field. A
simple length of wire does not produce such a
concentrated or strong field.
For both the straight and the coiled wire, you
can use the "right hand rule" to determine
the shape of the magnetic field resulting from
current flow in the wire. Pretend that you are
grasping the wire with your right hand and point
your right thumb in the direction of the
conventional current (positive charge flow, I).
The direction that your fingers curl gives you the
shape and direction of the magnetic field lines.
I included some pictures
here . See if you can use the right
hand rule to reproduce the shape and direction of
the magnetic fields in the two cases. Notice how
in the case of the coiled wire, the field
directions "add" inside and outside of the wire.
The result looks like the magnetic field lines
that would be produced with a simple bar magnet.


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From Alexander Hamilton to Theophilus Parsons, 31 December 1801
To Theophilus Parsons1
New York, December 31, 1801. Sends depositions to Parsons, who is "of Counsel for the Underwriters in a case of Insurance in which my Brother in law Mr. Church2 is concerned." Proposes that "these depositions … be used in evidence in any suit which may be instituted between him and your Clients."3
ALS, Boston Public Library.
1. Parsons, a Federalist lawyer from Newburyport, Massachusetts, had an extensive practice throughout New England and occasionally in New York. He was the principal author of the plan which John Adams adopted for the Massachusetts state constitution. In 1800 he moved from Newburyport to Boston.
2. John B. Church.
3. This letter concerns a marine insurance case, John B. Church Jr. v Tuthill Hubbart, which involves the seizure of the American brigantine Aurora by Portuguese warships off the coast of Brazil in June, 1801, for attempting to trade contrary to Portuguese laws. The underwriters, of which Hubbart was one, refused to pay Church on the ground that the insurance policy contained a clause excepting the insurers from liability "for seizure by the Portuguese for illicit trade." The Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts, Judge William Cushing presiding, found for the defendant. Church appealed the decision to the Supreme Court of the United States, where on March 5, 1804, the judgment of the lower court was reversed and the case was remanded to be tried again in the Circuit Court (2 Cranch description begins William Cranch, Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, in February Term, 1804, and February Term, 1805 (New York: I. Riley, Co., 1806). description ends , 187–239). See Goebel, Law Practice description begins Julius Goebel, Jr., ed., The Law Practice of Alexander Hamilton: Documents and Commentary (New York and London, 1964–). description ends , forthcoming volumes.


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Frosting levels (sometimes also known as Find the bears levels or Frozen levels) are one of the seven level types in Candy Crush Soda Saga, along with soda levels, bubble levels, chocolate levels, honey levels, bubble gum levels and jam levels. Frosting levels are the second level type introduced in the game. They first appear in episode 2, Lollipop Meadow, with first level being level 6.
Frosting levels are the most common level type in the game, making up 12.96% of all levels, with 672 total appearances out of the 5185 levels.
See the full List of Frosting levels here.
To win a frosting level, the player has to find a certain number of bears. In order to do this, the player has to clear certain areas of frosting which blocks the bears.
When all amount of bears are collected, Soda Crush is activated - fish, striped and wrapped candies are made for every move remaining, giving 3,000 points for each. Then each of them activates themselves.
A player also has to reach a certain score requirement (for one star). This is usually trivial, due to the fact that if you complete the main level objective, you always have enough points for at least one star.
Frosting levels are usually somewhat harder than other levels. The levels are usually easier if there are few colors but very hard if the levels have six or seven colors, even if there are blockers on the board.
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- Level 6 - The first frosting level and the first appearance of one-layered frosting.
- Level 8 - The first appearance of two-layered frosting and the first appearance of cupcakes in frosting level.
- Level 16 - The first appearance of candy flow.
- Level 20 - The first appearance of straw.
- Level 138 - The first appearance of liquorice swirls in frosting level.
- Level 92 - The first appearance of honey in frosting level.
- Level 229 - The first appearance of candy ice cubes in frosting level.
- Level 271 - The first appearance of jelly cakes in frosting level.
- Level 410 - The 100th frosting level - The first appearance of liquorice links in frosting level.
- Level 900 - The 200th frosting level.
- Level 1112 - The first appearance of peppermint sticks in frosting level.
- Level 1243 - The first level released in 2017.
- Level 1391 - The 300th frosting level.
- Level 1869 - The 400th frosting level.
- Level 2380 - The 500th frosting level.
- Level 2914 - The 600th frosting level.
- This seems to reference jelly levels in Candy Crush Saga. The other one is bubble levels which reference ingredients levels.
- In Candy Crush Jelly Saga, puffler level type has a similar mechanism as this level type. Unlike, the bears in Candy Crush Soda Saga are stationary (but, they can be changed position per level playing), pufflers in Candy Crush Jelly Saga will move when their bodies are shown and enough amount of frosting to move.
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Bundle of joy on Mother's Day and World Red Crescent DayTuesday, May 10th, 2011
It was double joy for couple Ridzuan Hassan and Suharna Hamidon who were gifted with a baby boy on Mother's Day which also coincided with the World Red Crescent Day (WRCD). Ridzuan said he and his wife, both 29, were happy that the latest addition to their family was born on a such a meaningful and significant day.
The couple, who already have a daughter aged five and another two-year-old boy, received a pleasant surprise when they were visited by the Malaysian Red Crescent (MRC) Penang Island chapter members at the Penang Maternity Hospital. The members presented the couple with a hamper filled with baby clothing and other essential items for a newborn on Sunday.
Ridzuan, who was touched by the gesture, said he hoped to enrol his newborn son as a MRC member when he grows up in remembrance of the special day he was born. The baby boy, which has yet to be named by the couple, was the first to be delivered in the hospital at 12.14am that day.
Another delighted father Lim Yu Eng, 25, brought his wife Liew Mei San, 24, a stalk of carnation to thank her for delivering the couple's first child. "I just cannot describe the happiness I'm feeling with the arrival of my baby boy," said Lim, a salesman. Lim's mother Tang Kam Leong, 58, who was also at the hospital, said she was happy to receive her first grandson in the family. "I'm really thankful and feel blessed as both my daughter-in-law and grandson are fine and healthy. "It is also a memorable day for all of us as my grandson arrived on a very special day," she said. The couple also received a hamper from the MRC.
MRC Penang Island Chapter Chairman Nancy Cheah said WRCD was celebrated worldwide to honour International Red Cross Society founder Henry Dunant, who was born on May 8, 1828, in Geneva. She said MRC has been celebrating the day since the early 1990s. The MRC Penang Island chapter presented hampers to 10 couples whose babies were born in the hospital that day.


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Scottish Enterprise
Scottish Enterprise
Scottish Enterprise is Scotland's main economic development agency and a non-departmental public body of the Scottish Government.
We work with partners in the public and private sectors to identify and exploit the best opportunities to deliver a significant, lasting effect on the Scottish economy.
Our 2015-18 Business Plan sets out our approach to help deliver long term, inclusive economic growth for Scotland and our focus remains on the four key priorities - internationalisation, innovation, investment and inclusive growth.
- Internationalisation: Helping more companies in more sectors to become exporters, and helping existing exporters to grow their overseas sales;
- Innovation: Encouraging more companies to invest in R&D in other forms of innovation and in efficiency improvements and helping companies maximise the returns on their investment;
- Investment: Supporting companies to invest in new plant, machinery and buildings, and helping companies access the finance needed for growth;
- Inclusive Growth: Attracting skilled jobs through inward investment and improving the leadership and entrepreneurial skills of our companies and people.


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The new system, which will replace the current paper-based one, will be operated through the University's e-recruitment system, Stonefish, and will be effective from 3 April 2017.
This new approach will cover all hourly-paid workers (students and non-students) with the exception of Variable Hours Teaching Fellows and Agency Workers.
Please note that paper requests will not be accepted beyond 3 April 2017. All requests for hourly paid work will now need to be submitted to the relevant 'requester' for your department.
What are the benefits of the new system?
- Improve the customer experience through a single, quick online system for all hourly-paid workers;
- Improve governance and provide greater control and visibility – particularly around student-facing roles, the new system will provide opportunities for managing and improving the quality of the student experience;
- Improve the efficiency of our processes through the replacement of the current paper-based system with an online system;
- Reduce the risk of legislative non-compliance (e.g. right to work checks, DBS etc).
What are the main changes?
Unlike the current hourly paid worker process, governance has been built into the process to check that hourly paid work is required. There will therefore be two new roles in the system, a 'requester' and an 'approver':
A full list of requesters and approvers for your department can be found online.
Requester – This person will be responsible for engaging the hourly paid worker and ensuring that the process is followed through from start to finish, including carrying out right to work checks, ensuring that a Disclosure & Barring Scheme (DBS) check has been initiated (where applicable) and that the worker does not carry out work unless all of these processes have been followed.
Approver – this person is responsible for overseeing the requirements of a department and has an understanding about its structure and governance. The approver will check that the role is required and that engagement of an hourly paid worker is the most appropriate approach.
Each department has been assigned at least one requester and one approver. These members of staff will be:
- Fully trained on the use of the new Stonefish system
- Trained so they are able to conduct right to work checks and initiate DBS checks (where appropriate).
Training dates were circulated to all requesters/approvers on 2 March 2017.
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, July 8) — Twenty passengers, mostly foreign tourists, were rescued from a motor banca that capsized off the coast of Malapascua Island in Daanbantayan town, Cebu Monday morning.
Rescued were 16 tourists—five Americans, three Germans, two Spanish, one Israeli, one Italian, one Canadian, one Australian, one Swiss, one from Hong Kong—and four Filipinos. Thirteen of them were foreign divers, three foreign dive instructors, one local dive master, and three local crew.
It is not yet known what caused the incident.
The MBCA Thresher Shark was cruising near Malapascua and Capitancillo islands on an island hopping trip around 11 a.m. when the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) unit in the area received a distress call. The PCG, stationed in neighboring San Remegio town, launched a rescue operation.
PCG-7 spokesperson Michael John Encina said the rescued passengers are now safe, with no reported injuries.
Daanbantayan is located 127 kilometers north of Cebu City, or about a three-and-a-half hour drive from the province's capital.
Cebu-based journalist Dale Israel contributed to this report.


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text: Hobbies Cars & Motorcycles 2010 Kawasaki Z1000 Review Kawasaki gives their naked literbike a complete makeover Share PINTEREST Email Print Photo © Kinney Jones Cars & Motorcycles Motorcycles Buying & Selling Motorcycle History Restoration & Repairs Cars Used Cars SUVs Trucks ATVs & Off Road Public Transportation By Basem Wasef Basem Wasef is the author of "Legendary Motorcycles" and "Legendary Race Cars." His work has appeared in Autoblog, Men's Journal, Robb Report, and Wired. our editorial process Basem Wasef Updated July 01, 2017 Identity straddling can be a delicate thing in the motorcycle world. Though it didn't lack for aggressive looks, the outgoing Kawasaki Z1000 had a bite that wasn't quite as fierce as its bark. Kawasaki engineers weren't oblivious to the disconnect between appearance and performance, so when they redesigned the Z1000 for 2010 they went for a leaner, fiercer bike that was not only faster in a straight line, but nimbler in the turns and better at stopping. Welcome to the all-new, 2010 Kawasaki Z1000 (priced at $10,499), which is one of seven new-for-2010 Kawasakis. THE GOODS: 22 lbs lighter, 13 more horsepower, nearly 100% all-new A long list of items was addressed for the Z1000's transformation. Ditching the old steel frame in favor of an aluminum unit, the new chassis and subframe enables 30% more torsional rigidity, more compact proportions, a lower seat height (dropped to 32.1 inches), and 8.8 lbs of weight savings. Total weight loss is 22 lbs, bringing curb weight to 481 lbs. Also updated is the Showa 41mm fork, which is now compression adjustable. The rear suspension is also revised, with a horizontal back-link shock. The engine, which acts as a stressed member and now meets the frame at four points (versus the previous three), has also been dramatically re-worked. Displacement was bumped from 953cc to 1,043cc, and a secondary balancer was added for smoothness, which also enabled a stiffer chassis. An all-new exhaust system includes smaller and more mass centralized mufflers (which happened to make our list of 2009's Ten Weirdest Exhausts.) Grunt has been bumped from 125 horsepower to 138 horsepower (at 9,600 rpm), and torque improved from 72.7 lb-ft to 81.1 lb-ft (at 7,800 rpm.) For comparison, the Z1000 produces the same amount of torque as the ZX-10R, at 900 fewer engine rpms. Stopping power comes via ZX-10R-like 4-piston, dual 300mm petal disc brakes up front, and a single-piston 250mm rear setup that's been spun downward to better showcase the new cast aluminum, open-spoke wheel that's wrapped in aggressive Dunlop Sportmax D210/D210F rubber. The Kawasaki Z1000 is available in two colors: Metallic Spark Black (with silver) or Pearl Stardust White (with orange.) SWING A LEG OVER: Upright bars, swept back pegs Despite its dimensional shrinkage, the Kawasaki Z1000 is still a substantial bike. Unless you're long of leg, the 32.1 inch seat height could make it a little tough to flat foot at a standstill (note my on-toes posture in this shot; I've got a 31-inch inseam.) The cockpit view reveals essentially no upper body wind protection, and a small, amber-tinted instrument panel that's capable of tilting into three positions without a tool. The fully digital gauges include a speedometer, bar-style tachometer, odometer, dual trip meters, clock, and fuel gauge. Elevated handlebars enable an upright posture, though the Z1000's pegs are a bit rearward, adding an element of sportiness to the otherwise approachable ergonomics. The saddle, though thin and somewhat stiff, is still reasonably comfortable. ON THE ROAD: Edgy enough for ya? The night before our Z1000 ride, Kawasaki reps reiterated that their naked literbike has become dramatically more dynamic. Perhaps because of my inherent skepticism (or the persistent tendency of PR people to tell tall tales), I didn't quite believe this chiseled standard was as tightly wound as it looked. On a chilly Saturday morning, we set out from the small town of Cambria, California on a series of tightly coiled backroads that were slick with wet leaves and scattered with potholes and rough surfaces—not the most relaxing conditions, but a great way to test the Z1000's suspension and chassis. The first section proved challenging, especially because of the way my particular bike was setup; though the engine felt delectably strong, turn-in was skittish and the bike seemed unsettled in turns. My group's pace was lightning quick, but I couldn't wait for a break so I could have the suspension softened up a bit and ride more confidently. When we finally rolled up to our lunch stop, I had a Kawasaki technician soften the front and rear rebound settings by several clicks. Right off the bat, the difference was perceptible; with more compliance, the bike settled into leans less nervously, which in turn inspired more confidence. The Z1000 still felt crisp and willing, though given the opportunity, I would have liked to experiment with more suspension settings. Emboldened with the more forgiving setup, I tapped further into the engine's reserves, and came away pleasantly surprised by the surge from around 7,000 rpm to the 11,000 rpm redline. Though tuned for more usable midrange torque, the inline-4 is an eager revver, and the rush of power is accompanied by some vibration and an great intake howl thanks to ducts on either side of the fairing that route air into a resonator chamber in the airbox. As the day wore on, the Z1000 proved closer to an all-out sportbike than I anticipated. It was punchy, involving, and more agile than its bulk suggests, with brakes that were up to the task of undoing the speed brought on by the powerplant. Oh, and did I mention that it melts tires rather effortlessly, too? IN CONCLUSION: Kawasaki's anti-crotch rocket Kawasaki's injection of attitude into the Z1000 has yielded a bike that's more focused, involving, and ultimately more entertaining than its predecessor. But if you're looking for an easy rider, the Z1000 may not be for you; aggressive motorcyclists will appreciate its edge, but those looking for more a mellow attitude will likely find its handling too eager and its engine too temptingly powerful. Though it offers performance that's more easily exploited on the road than on the track (in contrast to high strung stablemates like the ZX-10R), the Z1000 lacks the ability to take on saddlebags, eliminating another potential set of customers. "I think this is a bike that's going to take some time to figure out," says Kawasaki product manager Karl Edmondson. But if American riders take a chance on this sharp-edged naked bike, they'll be rewarded with a good looking motorcycle whose performance is finally as aggressive as its styling. Specs Price: $10,499Engine: Liquid-cooled, DOHC, 16-valve 1,043cc inline-fourOutput: 125 horsepower, 81.1 lb-ft of torqueTransmission: Six-speedFront suspension: 41mm Show inverted fork with adjustable compression damping, rebound damping and spring preloadRake/trail: 24.5 degrees / 4.1 inchesRear suspension: Horizontal monoshock wtih adjustable rebound damping and spring preloadFront brakes: Four-piston, radial-mount 300mm petal discsRear brake: Single-piston, pin-slide caliper with 250mm petal discFuel capacity: 4 gallonsSeat height: 32.1 inchesCurb weight: 481 poundsAvailable colors: Metallic Spark Black (with silver) or Pearl Stardust White (with orange) Who should buy the 2010 Kawasaki Z1000? Recreational riders looking for near-supersport levels of performance without the committed posture and high-strung nature of an all-out sportbike.


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Nearly one-third (32%) of the drivers say they need more than one attempt to achieve a parallel park, and many others, especially beginners, rank this type of maneuver among the most stressful three moments of their driving experience, shows a recent research.
Like any other type of parking and other maneuver, it is important to know it and to be able to do a parallel park, especially when you must circulate at peak hours, in crowded city traffic and there is no other way to park your car.
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A security guard pulled a woman from a fiery crash in Dallas, Texas Tuesday with just seconds to spare. The wreck happened when a car careened off Highway 67 onto the access road below and slammed into a pickup truck. She says that the person who saved he life is her "guardian angel".