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A massive thank you is needed to the wonderful team from AXA Insurance, who volunteered their day to give Beechcroft Centre's garden a massive overhaul. The space has been completely transformed and service users are now enjoying the sights of a beautifully cared for area, which everyone at AXA who helped in creating can be extremely proud of.
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How To Get Computer Programming Experience
In the computer programming industry, experience is King.
Real world, hands on, practical programming experience is valued more than computer programming certifications, software development diplomas or even programming job titles.
What you know is much more important than how you obtained the knowledge!
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_ IIASA. Laxenburg, 03 June 2018.
Beifert A., Shcherbanin Y., & Vinokurov E. Trans-Eurasian Land Transport Corridors: Assessment of Prospects and Barriers. IIASA. Laxenburg. 2018. – 53 p.
The research on transport highlights that the ambitious "Belt and Road Initiative" (BRI) is expected to change the nature of connectivity across the Eurasian continent and to bring the traditional and rising markets of Europe and Asia closer together. Over the last four years, cargo flows from China to Europe along the railroad routes through the EAEU, and vice versa, have increased twofold every year. That makes 147,000 containers in 2016. IIASA's study forecasts further growth of the EU–China cargo turnover carried by railway transport through EAEU countries and sheds some light on the bottlenecks, both in the soft and hard infrastructure, that will need to be overcome to link the EU to China's and the EAEU's cooperation on the Silk Road Economic Belt. Among them are differences in gauges, the discrepancy of the requirements established by regulatory enactments (e.g. length of trains), insufficient level of procedural harmonization, and the low development of the Polish railway infrastructure and cross-border points between Belarus and Poland.


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Timewreck is a variety with a share of 70% Sativa in the genetics and is suited for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. She is easy to grow and produces a great yield when topped and trained into a plant with at least four branches. After 60-70 days of flowering the plants have developed large, elongated, pointy buds covered in a layer of trichomes and permeated by dark purple leafs.
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Skrebneski, Victor. SKREBNESKI: THE PHOTOGALERIE HAMBURG EXHIBITION CATALOG. Hamburg, Germany: Photogalerie The Compagnie, 1982. Softcover. First Edition/First Printing. 77 pages. Fine.
Retrospective collection of black-and-white photographs. The first and only edition. Published in a tiny print run as a softcover original only. The Exhibition Catalog is now rare. An austerely elegant production by Skrebneski: Oversize-volume format. White softcovers with black titles on the cover and spine, as issued. Photographs by Skrebneski. There is no text. Printed on glossy stock paper in Germany to the highest standards. The pages have not aged one bit after all these years. In two front covers: The first has a linen cloth spine, the second is an overlay. Without DJ, as issued. Published on the occasion of the photographer's landmark eponymous exhibition held from October through November 1982 in Hamburg, Germany. Presents the artist/photographer's work in reverse chronology, beginning with the most recent (1982) and ending with his early breakthrough collection (1967-1970). It is a carefully selected overview of Skrebneski's achievement, with emphasis on his dramatically lit male and female nudes and celebrity portraits. It also includes images that appear in book form for the very first time, notably a closeup photograph of the great artist Erte's hand and two male nudes. The exhibition is in four parts: a) the experimental series that preoccupied Skrebneski in the 1980's and became the core of "Black and White In Color"; b) a sequence of nude photographs of an African-American model, which anticipated (by more than a decade) and influenced Robert Mapplethorpe's "Black Book"; c) a selection of full-frontal nude photographs of Joe Dallesandro, Dennis Wayne, Joe McDonald, Tony Stephano, and the model known as Akt; and finally, d) the celebrity portraits of Vanessa Redgrave, Bette Davis, Truman Capote, Orson Welles, Andy Warhol, Diana Ross, and Francois Truffaut, among others, which immediately established Skrebneski's reputation in the late-1960's and early 1970's. The late great fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy paid Skrebneski the ultimate tribute anyone could hope for when he called the latter "an artist, not just a photographer". While he is celebrated for his masterly use of light and shadow, his images, not just his nudes, are erotic, brimming with sensuality and vitality in a way that contemporary art photography consciously avoids (because it cannot be faked, you are either a sexual being or not) and is therefore its self-inflicted loss. "The art of Victor Skrebneski is sublime, provocative, and completely beautiful" (Hubert de Givenchy). An absolute "must-have" title for Skrebneski collectors. This copy is very boldly and beautifully signed, dated, and inscribed in black pen-marker by the artist/photographer: "Skrebneski 20 X 93". The recipient is named. As far as we know, this is the only such signed copy of the Exhibition Catalog available online and is in especially fine condition: Clean, crisp, and bright, a pristine beauty. It has not faded or aged at all after more than thirty years. A rare signed copy thus. 37 plates. One of the greatest living artist/photographers. A fine collectible copy. (SEE ALSO OTHER VICTOR SKREBNESKI TITLES IN OUR CATALOG). ISBN B003YVRWE4. $150.00


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AIM manufacturers produce fibrated and non-fibrated emulsion coatings as well as air barrier emulsion coatings which are vapor permeable and non-vapor permeable.


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https://www.north-norfolk.gov.uk/media/1878/beeston-regis_redacted.pdfIn accordance with the provisions of the Localism Act 2011 the North Norfolk District
Council has adopted the Code the Regulations governing the disclosure of interests – in particular "members interests".
All members of the BRPC have submitted completed forms for the new "Register of Members Interests" which now includes their spouse/partners interests and is a legal requirement before they are allowed to take part in any council business.
All disclosures are registered with the North Norfolk District Council and can be viewed on their website. (Members Interests).
NB: A councillor who lives outside the parish is exempt from the Register of Members Interests. This, at present, relates to councillor Michael Church.


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RFID laundry tags withstand harsh cleaning process
DAILY RFID launched its RFID laundry tag series for linen management and laundry tracking to simplify the tracking process.
The new washable RFID laundry tags, available low frequency, high frequency and ultra-high frequency options, are all designed to collect data from hundreds of linen items in few seconds, while being able to withstand the harsh laundry cleaning process.
Each RFID laundry tag has been designed to trace garments accurately, even after tens of washing times in the linen management application. Sealed in a protective housing, the tags meet all endurance requirements in terms of heat and chemical resistance. They can also support varying operating temperature ranges, hot water temperature and immersion time dependent.
The tags can be affixed by sewing, gluing, be pinned or tied on. This making it an ideal candidate in a wide range of applications such as hospitals and hotels or anywhere which needs clothing and linen items to monitor to improve the accuracy of the inventory.


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Houston – we have liftoff….on a brand new store!
Construction is underway on a new Houston-area Salon Service Group store in The Woodlands. It is located at 27860 I-45 North in Woodridge Plaza next to Kirkland's. This location is conveniently located across from The Woodlands Mall on the east side of I-45, with ample parking and great highway visibility.
The Woodlands store will feature a large salesfloor with all of Salon Service Group's Texas brands. It will also have an education center to host training on the latest beauty trends from SSG manufacturers. It is anticipated to open by the first of June.
In the future, be sure to check this page or the Store Locations page for updates on this exciting new addition to the Salon Service Group store network! We'll be adding more information as it becomes available. We're excited to add a new store to the SSG Family!
Want more? Check out the Blog to find out what we've been up to at SSG! Get social and follow SSG: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter!


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Complete Race A/Fuel Operation For Sale.
If you want the best of the best it's all here! All the tools it takes to run an A/Fuel race team toolboxes fully loaded with tools to service car ,tables,air hoses, pit lights, clutch chipper, fuel chiller, nitro tester, right down to nuts bolts and engine building tools, Pro Jacks with pump and hoses, starters and battery packs, alcohol warmer , the list goes on...
Complete race ready 2015 Morgan Lucas chassis and Arrodyne carbon body with Noonan heads and intake , Automan injector and Barrel valve,Automan offset fuel pump drive,Strange 10 1/2 inch rear end Mcgarrah front and rear wings a Racepak pro2 with dash and many extra options such as fuel temp, tire temp ,wheelie bar sensor Bonifante bellhousing, Bonifante titanium clutch,waterman fuel pump, Xrp lightweight hoses ,Sanders front and rear wheels, carbon one-piece belly pan, titanium wheelie bar, bald spot head pads, Rob Moore reverser
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-New Noonan intake manifold short-deck
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-New Noonan heads complete race ready with New Manley valves retainers and lash lock keepers, Hartman nozzles and Enderle fuel rails, studs included
-Used Noonan with all Manley parts and Hartman nozzles and Enderle fuel rails, studs included
-American racing rear wheels with tires (spare)
More parts and tools, too much to list.
Would like to sell as complete package serious inquiries only, please
This car can be purchased serviced and ready just the way it was when it left Gainesville earlier this year where it ran a best of 5.25.
It has top-notch equipment top-notch parts everything here and race ready.


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|This article is about a/an monster in Shuriken Sentai Ninninger.
Yokai Mataneko is a Yokai that appears in Shuriken Sentai Ninninger.
Character History
Yokai Mataneko is the little brother of Yokai Nekomata. Unlike Yokai Nekomata, Yokai Matanekoo lacked his ability to travel through time. He attempted to get revenge against the Ninningers but was ultimately foiled and destroyed by them. Shinobi 26: It's Summer! Last Ninja Race Intermediate Announcement!
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- Infection object: Stopwatch
- Favorite things: Actinidia polygama (Cat powder vine or matatabi)
- Favorite place: Igasaki Ninjutsu Dojo
- Attack power: 5/5
- Mysterious skills: 5/5
- Smelling: 5/5
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Behind the Scenes
- Yokai Mataneko's suit actor is Hiroyuki Muraoka.
- Sporting Tsumuji Igasaki's glasses, Yokai Mataneko's costume would be reused for his "Yokai Meganekomata" disguise.
- Shuriken Sentai Ninninger
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- Cleocatra - Power Rangers counterpart in Ninja Steel. See comparison page.
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June 10, 1939, a major wind event swept southern Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana to Ohio.
Widespread significant wind damage was reported over much of central Illinois to as far south as Salem (east of St. Louis). Even in Wisconsin, a baby was killed by flying glass at Beloit from extreme wind that damaged many buildings. The line of storms continued eastward.
A tornado raced through Newton & Benton counties over a 15-mile path with 1 person killed & 7 people injured on 5 heavily-damaged farms. Damage amounted to nearly $5 million. This tornado began in Iroquois County between Milford & Hoopeston, where 12 people were injured with a track of 25 miles in Illinois. The total tornado track was 35 miles.
Widespread significant wind damage also occurred across Newton, Benton & extended through Jasper & White counties to Lake County around 4 p.m. By 5 p.m., the damaging winds reached Cass County with much property damage.
Extensive wind damage also occurred in Fountain to Montgomery counties with barns unroofed & thousands of trees reportedly snapped or uprooted. Entire communities were without power for up to two days. It was reported that "a number of fine" large, old-growth walnut & oaks trees on several farms were toppled.
This was part of a larger outbreak of severe weather with at least 2 tornadoes in Michigan & wind damage reported in Vigo, Delaware, Porter, Marion, Putnam counties. 5 people were injured as the storms swept northwestern & western Ohio with wind damage from William, Fulton & Lucas to Defiance, Wood counties.
6 people were injured in Champaign County. 25 percent of the corn crop was lost in McLean County, Illinois.
A stormy period indeed much of Anoka, Minnesota was destroyed in a significant tornado on June 18 with damage of +$10 million & +200 injured at 3:28 p.m. There were 5 deaths. The Red Cross & National Guard were called in with search, rescue & medical operations.
Note the deepening surface low & cold front that swept through the area that brought the round of severe storms to the area.
Volatile day indeed, there were already storms around on the morning of June 10, then an apparent break developed with a line of long-lived storms & likely embedded supercells, bows & LEWPs.
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2.20" Rensselaer
2.02" West Lafayette (Purdue University)
2.01" Fowler
1.88" 2 Miles North of Delphi
1.71" 3 Miles West-Southwest of Kokomo
1.66" Logansport
1.61" 2 Miles South-Southeast of Winamac
1.26" Monticello
1.24" Veedersburg
1.23" Crawfordsville
1.22" Covington
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Jeff Merkley on Free Trade
Democratic Jr Senator (OR)
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has his own somewhat more restrictive O&C plan. Conger flatly says he would vote against it if the Wyden plan came to the Senate floor. Wehby says she'd wait to see the final form.
Both lean toward supporting free-trade pacts. But neither is ready to commit on the upcoming Trans-Pacific Partnership or on legislation--known as Trade Promotion Authority--that would allow an up-or-down congressional vote on any trade agreement approved by negotiators.
Excerpts from Letter from 31 Senators to the Secretary of Commerce: We write to you regarding countervailing duty and antidumping investigations being conducted by the Department of Commerce on imports of steel reinforcing bar (rebar) from Turkey and Mexico.
Rebar is one of the largest volume steel products produced in the US, employing more than 10,000 workers in over 30 states. With nearly 7 million tons of domestic production, a healthy rebar industry is critical to a strong economy. However, it is our understanding that imports from Turkey and Mexico are surging into the US, nearly doubling from 2011 to 2013.
The ITC recently found that Mexican and Turkish rebar producers are consistently underselling US producers, resulting in substantial lost sales and depressed; [plus] a preliminary finding that the Government of Turkey bestows energy subsidies to its rebar industry, but that such subsidies are only de minimis in value. This seems surprising given the inherently energy-intensive nature of steel production.
Opposing argument: (Heritage Foundation, "Guide to Antidumping Laws", July 21, 1992) One of the pillars of the "fair trade" approach is a set of so-called antidumping and countervailing duty laws. Antidumping laws seek to prevent products manufactured overseas from being sold by foreign firms in the U.S. at "less than fair value." Countervailing duties seek to offset subsidies provided by foreign governments by imposing duties at the U.S. border.
The antidumping laws are confusing and arbitrary, and in many instances merely allow American firms to secure punitive tariffs against competing importers where no unfair trade practices are involved. Worse, these laws drive up the costs of imported components used by other American enterprises, making their products less competitive in world markets. As a result, American consumers pay higher prices for both imported and domestically produced goods.
Heritage Action summary of vote# S206: The Senate voted to table (kill) an amendment by Sen. Kirk to reauthorize the Export-Import Bank. Sen. Kirk recommends voting NO. Heritage Foundation recommends voting YES because the "Ex-Im Bank is little more than a $140 billion slush fund for corporate welfare."
OnTheIssues explanation: Voting NO would allow a vote on reauthorization of the Ex-Im Bank. Voting YES would kill the bill for reauthorizing the Ex-Im Bank.
Cato Institute reason for voting YES to kill the bill:The Ex-Im Bank's reauthorization buffs contend that Ex-Im fills a void left by private sector lenders unwilling to provide financing for certain transactions. Ex-Im's critics [say that] by effectively superseding risk-based decision-making with the choices of a handful of bureaucrats pursuing political objectives, Ex-Im risks taxpayer dollars. It turns out that for nearly every Ex-Im financing authorization that might advance the fortunes of a single US company, there is at least one US industry whose firms are put at a competitive disadvantage. These are the unseen consequences of Ex-Im's mission.
This bill raises the cap on outstanding loans, guarantees, and insurance of the Export-Import Bank of the United States for FY2015-FY2022 and afterwards. The Bank shall:
Opponents reasons for voting NAY: (Washington Examiner, 12/2/12): The Export-Import Bank is a taxpayer-backed agency that finances U.S. exports, primarily though loan guarantees. You'd think the bank would spread the money around to nurture up-and-coming businesses. You'd be wrong, very wrong. In fact, 83% of its taxpayer-backed loan guarantees in 2012 went to just one exporter: Boeing. Welcome to the "New Economic Patriotism," where the big get bigger and taxpayers bear the risk. Ex-Im is at the heart of Obama's National Export Initiative and is a pillar of the economic patriotism that Obama pledged in a second term. When government hands out more money, the guys with the best lobbyists and the closest ties to power will disproportionately get their hands on that money. Obama has spent four years pushing more subsidies, more bailouts and more regulations. "New Economic Patriotism" basically amounts to a national industrial policy -- Washington championing certain major domestic companies and industries, as if the global economy were an Olympic competition.
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School funding and pupil premiumDate: 22.07.2019
Survey data shows the extent to which schools are having to make cuts:
- 69% of secondary senior leaders have reported having to make cuts to teaching staff for financial reasons, along with 70% for teaching assistants and 72% for support staff. 72% of primary school heads also report cutting teacher assistants. Growing numbers of secondary leaders report cutting IT equipment (61%), school outings (41%) and sport (28%). Almost half report cutting subject choices at GCSE (47%). Others report cutting back on classroom materials and CPD for teachers.
- One in four (27%) secondary school leaders report that their pupil premium funding is being used to plug gaps elsewhere in their budget. For those who do report it plugging gaps, most indicate it being used on teachers and teaching assistants, or absorbed into the general school budget.
- Just over half (55%) of school leaders feel that their pupil premium funding is helping to close attainment gaps in their school. Primary leaders (57%) are more likely that secondary (50%) to say so. While 15% disagree, 31% are neutral on the pupil premium's impact in their school.
- Of those who disagree that it's having an impact, teachers offer a variety of reasons, with many saying the funding is not enough to make an impact, or is being spent on other issues. Teachers also point out the difficulty in closing gaps given factors outside the school gates. Heads who reported having to plug budget gaps with their pupil premium funding were less likely to say that attainment gaps were closing (62% v 40%).


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Gold 1 OZ (XAU=X) not surprising that gold ETFs have seen four straight months of net inflows
Wobbly stock prices are sending many panicked people running scared for gold, sending prices for the yellow metal soaring. Savvy investors should follow suit.
The World Gold Council recently reported that investors sank $3.1 billion into gold-backed exchange-traded funds for the second month in a row during January. That's the fourth consecutive month of net inflows for gold ETFs, with the overwhelming majority of the cash coming from North America over the period.
These inflows helped lift bullion prices even as stock prices sank. The SPDR Gold Shares ETF, which hold bars of solid bullion and closely tracks prices on gold and gold futures, rallied 6.9% in the three months that ended on Thursday — a period that saw the S&P 500 retreat by 3.6%.
Why the Gold Fever?
Arthur Hogan, chief market strategist at New York City-based investment bank broker-dealer National Securities, says gold is rallying because "investor appetite for risk is reduced."
He sees three reasons for that:
- Geopolitical Risk. The U.S. trade war with China, the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, and Britain's planned Brexit from the European Union are three examples of this. Each raises uncertainty for investors about the future, and that tends to make them anxious.
- High Stock Valuations. Investors are also increasingly wary of the stock market that's pricey relative to projected earnings. So, some investors are cashing in at least part of their stock holdings and sending some of the proceeds to gold funds.
- The Federal Reserve. Hogan says the Fed also seems to be at "an inflection point" when it comes to U.S. interest rates. He notes that the investment community went from expecting the Fed to boost rates multiple times this year to now perhaps making no increases in 2019. Lower interest rates tend to weaken the U.S. dollar and boost inflation risks, making gold more attractive. "When anything has a negative effect on the value of the dollar, then gold tends to do better," Hogan says.
Overall, the bias in prices is: Upwards.
By the way, prices are vulnerable to a correction towards 1,273.74.
The projected upper bound is: 1,335.20.
The projected lower bound is: 1,296.40.
The projected closing price is: 1,315.80.
A white body occurred (because prices closed higher than they opened).
During the past 10 bars, there have been 7 white candles and 3 black candles for a net of 4 white candles. During the past 50 bars, there have been 28 white candles and 22 black candles for a net of 6 white candles.
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Momentum is a general term used to describe the speed at which prices move over a given time period. Generally, changes in momentum tend to lead to changes in prices. This expert shows the current values of four popular momentum indicators.
Stochastic Oscillator
One method of interpreting the Stochastic Oscillator is looking for overbought areas (above 80) and oversold areas (below 20). The Stochastic Oscillator is 34.9882. This is not an overbought or oversold reading. The last signal was a sell 4 period(s) ago.
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The RSI shows overbought (above 70) and oversold (below 30) areas. The current value of the RSI is 63.06. This is not a topping or bottoming area. A buy or sell signal is generated when the RSI moves out of an overbought/oversold area. The last signal was a sell 4 period(s) ago.
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The CCI shows overbought (above 100) and oversold (below -100) areas. The current value of the CCI is 44. This is not a topping or bottoming area. The last signal was a sell 4 period(s) ago.
The Moving Average Convergence/Divergence indicator (MACD) gives signals when it crosses its 9 period signal line. The last signal was a sell 1 period(s) ago.
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PREC.M.XAU= closed up 3.960 at 1,313.990. Volume was -0% below average (neutral) and Bollinger Bands were 23% wider than normal.
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1,310.0701,315.6401,307.1501,313.990 0
Technical Outlook
Short Term: Neutral
Intermediate Term: Bullish
Long Term: Bullish
Moving Averages: 10-period 50-period 200-period
Close: 1,313.01 1,276.94 1,245.54
Volatility: 8 10 11
Volume: 0 0 0
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PREC.M.XAU= is currently 5.5% above its 200-period moving average and is in an upward trend. Volatility is relatively normal as compared to the average volatility over the last 10 periods. Our volume indicators reflect very strong flows of volume into XAU= (bullish). Our trend forecasting oscillators are currently bullish on XAU= and have had this outlook for the last 45 periods.
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Set in the very distant past, Greybeard comes to see Vic Meyer who is a mystical leader of the area. She sends him on a quest to recover the"Breath of the Gods" from a competing tribe of woman. Off they go!
This kicked off with a nice moon shot and in general the rest of the camera work was acceptable, as was the audio. There's a lot of walking and talking in this and really not much happens, apart from one or two funny moments.
Techno thriller? Not sure what happened to that.
Goofy intro. Very fun. Amazing interpretation/subversion of techno thriller. Great costumes and selling the primitiveness of it. Nice music, I particularly liked the drums. Confused about the ending... did he have the god's breath? Did he use it up? Shrug?
Have to say I was quite confused throughout the entire thing...
..mainly because I was trying to gather how this was a techno thriller...
Good effort though and costumes were great!
loved the set and costumes, not sure about tecno thriller, sound seemed all over the place on my system, some nice camera work and great music. were the vocals dubbed? but hey another 48hr movie was made


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Homeschooling in a school?
Is it really "homeschooling" if it is held in a school? I wonder sometimes if these things are thought through entirely. So, if you are against sending your kids to public school, and I have absolutely NO problem with that, why are people OK with sending them to what is in fact a public school? Is it because the program will start operation at the start of summer vacation and the thought is that it isn't a public school then? Is it because it is in a closed building that was a school for years but now by calling it a "home-school-school" changes that? If it is in a school building, funded by public funds, and curriculum is developed and supervised by a principal it is NOT home-school. It is public school. Lipstick on a pig is still a pig, right? Maybe folks feel better about it because it is a prettier pig.
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Stay, relocate or return home: What comes after graduation?
A city is an entirely different place for those at uni compared to those who've graduated.
Once the reality of graduation hits, many students demand different things from the place they live.
This leads to many students leaving where they studied, contributing to the 'brain drain' of that city.
We wanted to investigate the movement of students after they've finished their studies, understanding the biggest influences on their decision. So we surveyed 2,000 recent grads to find out more.
Where are graduates moving?
The results prove that many students do decide to move on from their university home once they've graduated.
58% of recent graduates said they left their uni city, with one third returning to where they grew up.
The remaining 25% opted to move to a new city or town in search of fresh opportunities.
London is the top destination for graduates. Of those who decided to take on new pastures, almost a quarter (24%) had their sights set on the English capital. Other popular cities for recent graduates include Manchester (8%), Birmingham (7%), and Bristol (6%).
What influences post-uni decisions?
We quizzed recent graduates on the factors that influenced their choice of home after they'd packed up their uni room up for the final time.
Family was the most important thing for students when choosing where to work after their studies. 36% of post grads said that being close to their loved ones influenced their decision on where to settle.
This comes out some way ahead of job opportunities, which influenced 27% of students.
It comes as no real surprise that nearly one-quarter (24%) of graduates see house and rent prices as an important factor. Without the support of a student loan, post grads can be priced out of some of the more expensive places in the UK.
For those who found love at university, graduation can bring uncertainty to a relationship. 24% said they made their decision on where to live after university based on proximity to a partner.
Which cities are currently doing best?
Although the majority choose to leave, 36% of recent graduates couldn't bring themselves to move away from the city where they studied.
These results aren't consistent across university towns, however. Many graduates fell in love with the atmosphere and culture and were fortunate enough to find opportunities that allowed them to stay.
Keeping hold of bright young grads is important for any city, and we found out which are best at keeping hold of their students once they've graduated.
1. Glasgow – 51.1%
Glasgow is the city that sees the highest percentage of students stay after their time at university has come to an end, with over half (51%) staying after graduation.
Glasgow was also voted as one of the best university experiences by ex-students.
It has the best city culture in the UK with 78% rating it as good or excellent, and the second-best city atmosphere (79%).
When it came to post-graduation career opportunities, over half (53%) rated them as good or excellent, which is the fourth highest in the UK.
2. Edinburgh – 50.9%
Edinburgh also sees 51% of its students stay after university, making the Scottish cities the only two in the UK to have over half of their graduates settle for work.
47% rated post-graduation career opportunities as good or excellent, the sixth highest in the UK.
Couple this with the fact that 71% rated the city atmosphere as good or excellent, and 73% said the same for city culture, and it's easy to understand why graduates stay in Edinburgh for work.
3. London – 46.7%
Outside of Scotland, London has the biggest population of students who stay after graduation. 47% of graduates who studied there found jobs.
London is the fourth best city in the UK for networking opportunities and was also voted as good or excellent for city amenities by 73% of ex-students.
The ultimate university city
When it came to rating university experience, Bristol deserves a special mention.
If you studied in this south-west city, you'll probably agree it has everything you need as a student.
When asked about the experience they had in their university town, 82% of Bristol graduates rated the city's atmosphere as good or excellent. This is the best in the UK, and the trend doesn't stop there.
Bristol also topped the ranking for city amenities such as shopping (81%), and, settling an ever-lasting debate amongst students, it has the best nightlife in the UK (75%).
Falling just short of a full house when it comes to city experience as a student, Bristol was voted second best for culture (74%) behind Glasgow.
So, if you're an undergrad with your heart set on studying Bristol, you have a lot to look forward to.
What more can universities do to support students?
The period after graduation can be daunting. Not everyone is certain what they want to do next, and even for those that do, finding the right job can be tough.
Less than half of recent graduates rated the support from their university as good, and just 4% said it influenced their decision on where to work after they'd graduated.
We asked recent graduates how they could be convinced to stay and settle in their university city for work. Some of the popular responses included:
"There needs to be a clear progression, perhaps post-study properties that offer cheaper rates while you look for work/are on low earnings. Right now, it's a bit 'you've finished, congratulations' then the rug is pulled out from under you and the very next day you are alone again."
"More opportunities provided by the university to network and meet potential employers in the city."
"More support for local businesses, if universities create stronger links between these businesses and themselves, it could help more students find jobs in the city."
If given the choice, many students would love to stay in the city they fell in love with during their time at university. Packing up your room for the final time brings the pressure of taking that next step in life.
More support from universities in networking and finding potential employment will help keep young minds in their city of study.
Universities that work to gain a reputation for helping their graduates take the next step are likely to give their city a helping hand in keeping their top talent.


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Today I'm going to share with you the amazing experience that I had in my lasts trips to Washington D.C. We made two trips to Washington D.C to go to the Yankees Game with the Nationals. The first time we couldn't see the game because it was postpone for the rain but we have an amazing time anyway. We walk for DC and end in the Lincoln Memorial like at 1:00 am. The experience was beautiful and super different from the past times that I visited during the day, specially with less people. So, I could appreciated all with calm and in detail. It was like kinda magical, I definitely recommend going at night to the monuments (with all the precautions). Even though it was Wednesday, there was enough movement and we could enjoy until late. I have to confess that one of the things that I liked the most besides going to the Lincoln Memorial was the food. Yes, the food haha. Before going to the monument we stopped at a Mexican food store and on a scale of 1-10 I definitely give them a 10! I do not really remember how we got there because we walked a lot but I promise to find out what it's called and where it is. It has the style of a food truck, but more elegant and is part of a building (If anyone knows where it is or what is called let me know in the comments).
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The second time that we went to see the game, it was so hot and I was literally dying but that didn't stop us from having a good day. We went to the game and then we went to eat. It was our first live game, so we were excited. We could feel the game vibes of the fans of the two teams screaming with euphoria to motivate their teams, it was amazing.
Also, as you can see I'm wearing the last purchase that I did from Shein! Here is a link for my review post, Shein & Ipsy Glam Bag. I'm definitely in love with each piece that I bought, specially the blue shirt! ♡♡♡♡
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What follows is a dialogue elicited by a recent blog post entitled "Paleo-Evangelicals as Reluctant Republicans" by Thomas Kidd over at The Anxious Bench. Dr. Kidd's observations proved to be quite thought-provoking in the office. Luke Moon and I conversed about "paleo-evangelicals" several times. With that reaction, we decided that others were having the same discussion or would like to join in on it. Luke's post can be found here.
I have been pegged. Joining the various coagulated labels applied to my religious and political positions, Dr. Kidd has seen fit to brand me "paleo-evangelical." I don't think I'm particularly "deeply conversant with the ancient history of the church, and with the Reformation" in the way that I need to be, but I'm trying (I can differentiate all the St. Gregorys from each other). I do sympathize with certain "Catholic social doctrines and traditions": I'm liturgical, sacramental, and am a big fan of the various social encyclicals (even the oft-hated Humanae Vitae). I guess I do "gravitate" to the scribbling of The American Conservative and Front Porch Republic, if by "gravitate" Kidd means "reads daily."
I hold the mentioned suspicions of American civil religion, the effectiveness of political parties, and certain Republican policies. It was here that Luke Moon and I had a disconnect—a "generation gap," if you will. These are rare occurrences, since we understand ourselves as traditional in religious matters and conservative in political ones—thus, we are otherwise bound together by tradition. I will try to account for why I believe what I do, but (even as Kidd admits) others have different stories for adopting these same positions.
Let us first address the issue of civil religion. Although the term carries with it a history of Manifest Destiny and American exceptionalism, we don't have time to discuss them at the moment. Instead, observe that civil religion—even in its American form—is not Christianity, borrowed elements from Protestantism aside. Indeed, civil religion exists everywhere and at all times, but my generation works hard to differentiate between true Christianity and the American civil religion. Also, when civil religion comes under attack, my generation has little-to-no desire to defend it. Religion as a social tool is a dead thing—an idol. In evangelizing or defending Christianity in an apologetics situation, the Gospel is offensive enough. We don't need to be hauling around the baggage of Americanism when we're trying to convey the true marrow of Christian doctrine.
Christianity should be welcomed in the public square, but we need to realize that our faith has been abused and manipulated for the sake of power. I resent it, and you should too. Thus, with this reservation in place, the emphasis of discussion, foundations of argument, and vocabulary choice has changed. Whether we're talking about the actual Christian message or voicing one's conscience in the public sphere pivots on context.
Yes, I am a conservative politically, but that springs from prudence, which is available to the heathen as well as the Christian. Prudence fosters my appreciation for the Founding Fathers, but it doesn't push me to assert that they were "essentially Christian" as David Barton et al. try to propose. The "paleo-evangelical" lacks the compunction to do two things at once without differentiation. When I'm evangelizing, I've gone beyond the cardinal virtues and nature to the theological virtues and grace. The latter sphere is the Church's special and unique contribution—it's what the Church is about. The political sphere is for both the baptized and the pagan.
Next, Kidd asserts, "[T]he paleo evangelicals do not place much hope in any political party doing that much good in this world. Big political promises of hope and change typically come to naught, whatever party is making them." This springs from the revived awareness of Christians' dual citizenship and a sense of betrayal by movement conservatism (as embodied by so much of the Republican Party). The latter phenomenon has myriad causes. Freedoms have been threatened by the Republican-supported Patriot Act. One finds only lip service to the pro-life cause on the congressional level (a willing legislature and executive are what's needed to overturn Roe v. Wade). The Abu Ghraib abuses, increased drones strikes, and decade-long war "over there" have cast a pall on the Middle Eastern conflicts. As for fiduciary responsibility, when Republicans come to power, they simply divvy up the budgetary pie differently rather than institute unpopular systematic changes (whether that be along capitalistic or distributist lines). Moreover, the paleo-evangelicals get squeamish when they read about the power plays, egos, and scandals of the Moral Majority movement. "Family values" has ultimately become a hollow if not ironic term.
In short, paleo-evangelicals notice that movement conservatism is an ideology, not an inclination or the principled application of prudence. Thus, they are unwilling to pull a party line at the moment.
Political skepticism, which Kidd envisions as a characteristic of the paleo-evangelicals, is a venerable habit of conservatives and Christians alike. I blame this on a revival in classical learning, since it is at this point that ancient and medieval names start getting thrown around by paleo-evangelicals. The great figure looming in the background is St. Augustine of Hippo. In his City of God, he excoriates high hopes and faith in human politics. Our nation—whether it be the Roman Empire or the American republic—is doomed to mortality and corruption since it is the City of Man. We look after her and seek her good, but we really don't expect too much out of human leaders. No, America is not the hope of the world, and we better not be claiming that it is such. That office belongs to the Christ.
Older generations may contend that they had no idea that they were conflating the two citizenships of the Christian. If that was within their intentions, they did a very bad job of communicating that. The young paleo-evangelicals raised in the midst of their Moral Majority parents took away a very different narrative and have rejected it. These young conservatives are trying to re-establish the rhetorical discipline of distinction, much to the dread of movement conservatives who desire mobilization and activism.
On the other hand (and this point springs also from St. Thomas Aquinas), virtue is still possible on earth, including earthly politics. Indeed, America has done a lot of good in the world, especially as a model of ordered liberty for a good bit of its national life. As Edmund Burke so eloquently illustrated in his Reflections on the Revolution in France, we as conservatives shouldn't be expecting some sort of utopia to be ushered in through human politics. On the other hand, we should seek out human flourishing. Thus, Christian conservatives have two concerns to be worried about that are coming into tension once again: "the best is the enemy of the better" vs. "the lesser of two evils is still evil." Paleo-evangelicals have been opting for the second, since increasingly it seems as if one has to choose between two outright monstrosities.
Until Republican leaders start taking seriously the ideas of Edmund Burke, Russell Kirk, Richard Weaver, Robert Nisbet, Alasdair MacIntyre, and Michael Oakeshott; young classical conservatives will remain rather aloof. Likewise, if advocates of Christian conservatism keep propagating harmful understandings of American exceptionalism rather than good ones, paleo-evangelicals are going to keep the GOP at an arm's length. Perhaps paleo-evangelicals deserve Kidd's "straight ticket" dig at their electoral hipsterdom. However, these young un's stand not as political Laputans, but rather Christians with significant reservations on a variety of fields. All too often, the call to "realism" is really a demand for materialism. I don't know if Kidd's particular term "paleo-evangelical" will prove sustainable if stretched and scrutinized, but he definitely has picked up on an important trend and something of which the-powers-that-be should take notice.
Well, I support the patriot act, national security is more important than some civil rights in the extreme. But I didn't support Obama's attack on free speech to protect followers of Islam. Roman Catholics are smarter since they do study anicent history and medieval history and Republician evagelicals are sometimes crude in their assertions. Tim Barton would be more effective to study the medieval period Rushdooney could quote the justinian code and Basil's act that defintely would lead one to be more socially conservative in politics and have a arguement outside of the bible.
As for wages some are related to outsourcing and a lot to immirgation. Let's take San Diego County which was only 7 percent foreign born in 1970 versus about 24 percent today. San Diego only had a poverty rate of 7 percent versus 13 percent today. Granted, the downsize of the industrical military complex is a factor but many a lot more hispanic because both parties supported changing San Diego demograhics and making it poorer is not discuss. And many of the people complaining about the income gap always support more poorer immirgants.
I'll admit, I've never read Edmund Burke, but this starts to sound familiar to me. Call me a Paleo-Evangelical.
[…] What follows is a dialogue elicited by a recent blog post entitled "Paleo-Evangelicals as Reluctant Republicans" by Thomas Kidd over at The Anxious Bench. Dr. Kidd's observations proved to be quite thought-provoking in the office. Bart Gingerichn and I conversed about "paleo-evangelicals" several times. With that reaction, they decided that others were having the same discussion or would like to join it. Bart's post can be found here. […]
[…] Gingerich, writing on Juicy Ecumenism, accepts the label and […]
[…] From Bart Gingerich: […]
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North by Edmonton
Everybody is rushing to Toronto's North by Northeast Festivals and Conference this week. Almost 800 bands are performing at all the great venues around the CN Tower. Sure, there will be lots of musicians from the GTA, but there's also talented folks from all over the world hitting the stages. Edmonton is no exception. Here's a preview of the 4 acts headed out east from the North by Northwest.
F&M is playing on Thursday 14 June at the Central. If you've never seen them, you should know they have achieved a unique trifecta: They're the only band in history that use the accordion, cover The Clash, and have had one of their songs in a film about ice hockey.
The Provincial Archive is playing on 15 June at the Painted Lady. Here's the Facebook event page. Another great band that utilizes the potential of the accordion, the band has recently been locked away like good archivists, working on their new album.
Nuela Charles is playing on 14 June at C'est What. She just played Edmonton's Open Sky Music Festival, and has a bunch of dates around Canada this week. She plays Regina tonight, 12 June, Calgary tomorrow, and when she gets back from Toronto she's playing Edmonton on 18 June. You can find Facebook proof of all of this here.
Wool on Wolves have a few shows this week in Toronto. On the 14th they are at the Dakota. The 15th the Garrison, and the 16th they are rockin' the Casbah. Find all the particulars here in this handy event page, which Zuckerberg hopes will send Facebook stocks soaring. These guys have come out of the haze of winter with some really wonderful songs, and you should see them played as many times as you can.
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Addyi Rises AgainJuly 11, 2018
Addyi, a drug that made a splash when it was approved in the summer of 2015 as the first "female Viagra," is back. Its rise, fall, and rise again is an example of shrewd pharmaceutical marketing and the potential dangers it can have on patients.
Addyi, or flibanserin, is a purported aphrodisiac that failed twice to get Food and Drug Administration approval; Sprout Pharmaceuticals (Addyi's manufacturer) finally snagged approval on the third try by setting up a fake consumer advocacy campaign, Even the Score. The campaign was created by Blue Engine Media, a PR firm hired by Sprout that rallied—and paid—several woman's groups to accuse the FDA of sexism for refusing to approve the drug. Even the Score also paid for women to testify at an FDA advisory committee meeting that they were suffering from hypoactive sexual desire disorder, a condition previously created by industry to sell another failed libido drug. The pressure worked. Addyi was approved to much fanfare, with the expectation that women would be clamoring for the drug.
The day after the drug was approved, Even the Score posted a victory video and then vanished, having served its singular marketing purpose of getting Addyi through the FDA process.
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On February 4, 2014 another historical debate took place, a debate that once again pitted atheist evolutionists against theist creationist. The atheist (he claims to be a agnostic) evolutionist was the popular "Science Guy" television personality Bill Nye and the theist creationist was the popular leader of Answers in Genesis… Read More
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With another full day of shows I wanted a look that was comfortable yet still managed to push style boundaries. If there's one time to experiment with a new look it's Fashion Week. I was attending the Macgraw show this morning so I wanted to centre my look around a top and skirt from their current collection. I loved the 60s feel of the crochet mini worked back with a statement button down shirt. There's something about dramatic shirting that I'm really into at the moment and the finishes on this top from the ruffled collar to the puffed sleeves and sweet heart applique on the back, all combine to make a statement.
If there's one piece in my wardrobe that has me excited at the moment it's this Gucci trenchcoat. With a traditional feel at the front it's livened up by the embroidered moth at the back and the cursive writing on the collar. It helped keep me cosy throughout the day and was a definite focal point to my ensemble.
After a few days of heels I opted for comfort today. These flat boots by Maje are not only great to hang out in all day when you're on the go, the statement buckles at the front turn them into a striking outfit element. Round frame Chloe sunglasses and a classic Miu Miu blush clutch helped provide the finishing elements to my look and are the ideal subtle complementary pieces.
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Any absence for each child shall be reported unfailingly before 10am each day by calling the Headmaster's Office. Absence may be sent in advance by the parents through this contact form.
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It is our wish that all trips to the medical doctor are scheduled outside college hours.
A written note of the intended doctor's appointment must be sent to the school along with evidence of such an appointment.
Any absence of more than two days will be reported to the appropriate government authorities should no note or evidence be issued to us in that time.
Should there be no genuine reason for the absence, the absence will be adjudged to be illegal and contrary to the schools policy.
Penalties for illegal absence will be £50 for every day a child remains absent while a report to the Child Social Services will be made as well as the Police Constabulary.
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This is an announcement to all current as well as potential parents to inform the school of the health problems which your child may be coping with before joining our school. This will enable us better assist the child while making sure the child receives the best medical attention we have to offer. Further medical expense will be borne by the parent.


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Badenoch is an isolated region in the mid-Grampian Mountains, with the Monadhlia range forming its northern boundary. Its western border runs along the center of Drum-Albyn, and its interior is intersected by the River Spey. While only 17 miles wide and 32 miles long, it contains more important family history and monumental events than practically any other region in Scotland. It was home to the Wolf of Badenoch, to the Mackintoshes and Clan Chattan, the Gordons, Comyns, and Grants.
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Work Email with Personal Details - Ethical Challenge
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You are the network administrator for a rather large company. As part of your responsibility as a network administrator is to monitor the emails for the organization. Usually this just means occasionally allow through emails for staff members that have been accidentally blocked by the spam filters. You get a helpdesk request from a staff member asking for an email to get released. Normally it's standard procedure except this time the request has come from the wife of a very good friend of yours. You recognize the name on the helpdesk request so quickly attend to the problem. As part of the procedure you need to manually open up the email to ensure that it isn't spam, so you do and you discover that it certainly isn't spam. You find that it's actually an email to your friend's wife from her lover. You scan the rest of the contents of the email and there is no doubt that she has been having an affair for some time now.
You release the email, but you can't decide what to do. You're initial reaction is to call your friend up and tell him about the email, however you quickly realize that company policy is very strict about revealing the contents of confidential emails of staff members regardless of the contents and unless someone's life is in immediate danger, under no circumstances are you permitted to reveal the information. In any case you know that revealing this information presents great risk, because even if you don't do it directly, there is a good chance that the dots will be joined somewhere along the line and you will be found out. However you feel that by not telling you friend that you are aiding his wife get away with adultery and this troubles you greatly.
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Many employees are often faced with the dilemma of learning information within the work environment that impacts personal lives. In this scenario, the Network Administrator has a clearly defined organizational policy and standard procedures in scanning, then releasing electronic messages. Although the content of this message appears to show adultery involving the wife of a friend, there must be a separation between personal and professional ...
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For many professionals in the Information Technology field, they have access to email accounts of others - which may contain "personal" details. This solution addresses an ethical challenge faced by an individual who learns of a coworker, and personal friend, engaging in inappropriate extra-marital activity. The scenario considers what should be done and why, in about 300 words.


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I think we can expect these two the grow on each other …Emilia Clarke as Daenerys was imposing, showing us very much what sort of Queen this young Targaryen is.
Jon was slinking into the throne room looking rather awkward to be involved in a political situation he had no love for.
DAN: Cersei's Mad King MKII is going to be a lot of fun to watch as we see things unravelling this season. This Bran is no longer a lord's son or a loving brother — this is the three-eyed raven.
But away from all the unpleasantness of King's Landing we had a family reunion to be happy about. Sansa and Bran have reunited, throwing two more Starks together. Knowledge of all the events past and present has made his objective clear. I suspect this might be prophecy and perhaps parentage related.
He's got a bit of a habit of backing kings who are terrible when it comes to winning powerful foes to their cause, but time and time again ya boy Davos delivers.
DAN: The other reason we were so looking forward to this meeting, besides wanting to ship Jon and Dany, is their ancestry.
DAN: And so, after all these years of waiting, of theorising, we finally get the fated meeting.
Cersei has her sanity and wits about her now while she's winning, but what happens if/when she starts to lose?
With precious few episodes left to wrap things up, HBO hit fast-forward on Game of Thrones this week.
So fasten your seatbelts and join your Westerosi correspondents Pete Marsh and Dan Miller to see what you might have missed.
Before we begin, if you're after even more Game of Thrones fun, come join Pete and Dan on Facebook Messenger. There's a battle coming, and you'll need all the armies you can get. **SPOILER WARNING**These recaps are dark and full of spoilers, so only continue reading if you've caught up on the latest episode of the show.
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My photographs don't quite capture the splendid terraces we encountered as we walked round the back of the house. Roses were everywhere, in full bloom, and scaling the walls of the house.
The beck encircles the house and can be crossed by the Chinese bridge festooned with clematis. Someone has made good use of willow branches to create a unique seating area around this tree.
This year I was introduced to the handkerchief tree, Davidia involucrata, which is putting on a spectacular performance in England this year due to a cool spell at the start of the year and a very wet spring. We saw it blooming in many gardens.
Every great house has a walled kitchen garden and this one is probably the best I have ever seen.
Through the kitchen garden gate.
I love the wattle fencing used to contain the beds. Usually made used young willow branches but other sapling branches can be used as long as they are supple.
I had to put in this foxglove. I have only once had success in my own garden and that was when I purchased the plants in the nursery in the spring. despite having grown from seed and over wintered this biennial, with healthy leaves, they just never flowered.
The pebble pathways were exquisite. I have never seen such fine work. They add such interest to any garden.
Ah! The greenness of it all. The herbaceous border, a must in any English garden. You can just see the pleached limes in the background. Did I expect my garden to be so green when I got back to Texas? In my dreams.


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The winter holidays are tricky – trying to keep the kids entertained and out of mischief can be challenging at the best of times, let alone in the rain and cold. We've got some ideas to keep the kids (and you) from getting cabin-fever.
Learn to code, Harry Potter style
Pick up this Harry Potter Wand, swish and flick, and your phone will do tricks. This kit gets users to build, code, and test – magic!
2. Build a sweet planter
Anything can be a planter. Think a tonka toy truck, or a collection of tea cups. Plant some native seeds from Seedbox, and spend the holidays tending to it while it grows.
3. Get into the kitchen
Making Playdough treats is all fun and games, but the fact still stands: it's not edible. Sushi kits or this cookie monster cookie cutter set are a great way to cook with the kids and get them to make a tasty creation of their own.
4. It's on the cards
A necessity for any road trip or rainy day – a pack of cards is timeless. For adults and kids alike, learn a couple of Te Reo phrases with this pack of cards. Kia waimarie! (Good luck!)
5. That's a (beeswax) wrap!
Single use plastic bags are out, sustainable storage is in. Making beeswax wraps are super easy. Using a mix of beeswax and some almond oil, brush it on fabric and your lunchboxes with be filled the most stylish sandwiches next term. If you run out of time, you can just pick up a set of readymade wraps.


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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if it rains?
This is the number one question I get asked. Don't get discouraged when you plan on coming down between May – October and see 80% chance of rain. Florida is known for its summertime thunderstorms, but thankfully they are short lived. It may rain on Ft Myers Beach, but not in Naples or Sanibel Island. Thankfully they tend to die out before sunset sessions, but every now and then we do have to work around them. I ask that you are flexible the day of your session to adjust the time if needed or finding a beach where it won't be raining at. If we do have a rain out then I will work to find a time to reschedule your session during your trip. I do not cancel sessions unless it is a complete rain out or it is unsafe to photograph your family. The lightning here is extremely dangerous and I will not risk your safety. If we are unable to find a time to reschedule you will receive a full refund.
Where do your sessions take place?
My sessions take place anywhere along the beaches from Siesta Key to Marco Island. While I have photographed many clients on location at their condo or vacation rental, I do have specific locations that I recommend in my guide. These locations vary by sunrise or sunset as well as how busy they are throughout the year. I also have a list of beaches that are better options during low tide than others. Once you know exactly where you are staying I will send you recommendation based on that area!
My kids won't last very long, how long are your sessions?
It all depends on what collection you decide to book. If it's just your immediate family, a Mini Session may be more ideal as those only last up to 30 minutes. If you are booking a bigger session with more family members I do take breaks to allow time to play while I photograph another family member. Simple sessions tend to last 45 minutes, but can take up to an hour if everyone is happy! It usually comes down to the age of the kids and how many there are.
What happens if my kids won't cooperate during the session?
As a mom I totally get it! So many factors will help ensure you kiddos are the happiest they can be. I always suggest doing big activities such as dolphin excursions, day trips exploring or anything that exerts them to plan those for another day. Try to keep the day of the session low key. Make sure they are well rested, even big kids can use a little down time before the session. Adjust naps as needed. And of course make sure they are well fed. Brings snacks and water to take a break if needed. Stay away from anything that may melt such as M&M's.
I focus my sessions around the kids. We will be doing a lot of snuggling and playing. Throwing seashells in the water, dad throwing the kids up in the air, anything that will help keep them engaged and happy! I do have a few tricks that usually work.
Can you edit or "retouch" my images?
I use photoshop to hand edit each image. I will remove people and objects from the background of your images and fix small thinks such a scratch or bruise. We are on the beach so it tends to be windy. I can fix a few fly away hairs, but generally leave it as is.
I do not alter your images in anyway that doesn't depict the real you. I don't make you skinnier or make you look like someone you are not. You are YOU! Embrace it!
How soon will I have my photos?
Your gallery will be sent to you within 2 weeks of your session date.
Can I have all the images/RAW files?
I take hundreds of images during your session to ensure the best moments are captured. People blink, you look away, the wind blows your hair in your face, a baby fusses or improper lighting. There are a million reasons that an image is not ideal. Not every pose or shot taken will turn out as planned My job is to go through each image one-by-one and select the very best. These are the images that I feel best represent my business, my brand and your time with me.
The RAW files are a rough draft. They require specific software to open and knowledge to turn them into a beautiful final image. These are unfinished, unedited and do not represent my brand.
What is your photography style?
While I love a good photo of everyone looking at the camera, I love the candid moments that capture emotion. I focus on you playing with your kids, walking along the beach collecting shells and jumping in the waves. Sure you want some images of everyone looking, but you will remember the feeling when you look back at your husband dancing with your little girl, or you snuggling your baby boy. I want to capture the interactions of you all loving on each other. Embracing one another.
My edits are clean and timeless. I want your images to represent your vacation and be hanging on your walls for years down the road.
Do you charge travel fees?
There is a $100 travel fee for sessions on Marco and Captiva Islands, and a $200 travel fee for North Captiva Island.
Is this your full time job?
Yes! I have been fortunate enough to have been able to make photography a full time career. It's my passion and my livelihood so I put 100% of myself into my business.
Who selects the final images we get in our package?
Great question! You get to choose your final images! You will receive a fully edited gallery that will include approximately 1 image per minute of photo-taking time. From there you choose the final images you'd like to have. You'll also be able to purchase any products directly from your gallery, regardless of whether you purchased the digital file or not.
You will also have the option to purchase additional digital files or upgrade to purchase your entire gallery of digital images directly from your online gallery.
Your work is a bit out of my price range, can you adjust the pricing?
Unfortunately I do not offer collections other than those listed. I do however make my sessions affordable. I only require $250 to secure your session date. From there, you can make easily affordable payments spaced out at your convenience. As long as the balance is paid in full 1 week prior to the session date. I understand that every family has different financial needs and I try to make it as easy as possible to afford great images.
What time of day do you do sessions?
I offer sessions at sunrise, or just before sunset. Depending on the weather and the collection you choose we will start 30-90 minutes before sunset. This ensures the best lighting for your session. Mornings are calm and quiet and rarely have any weather concerns. Sunset sessions may be bumped a bit if it clouds up too much to offer an actual sunset.
Can I bring more than one outfit?
You are welcome to bring a change of clothing, although you are working against Mother Nature's clock, so keep that in mind. Many beaches are too far of a walk to get back to change in the restroom and often changing the kids mid session can result in a change in their mood.


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Here at Daily eSports we like Videogames and Pets. I may like cats way too much, but I do get excited when I am able to interact with the neighbor's dogs, so this week we are going to present to you another lovely trio, this time from the Canine family, and their Alpha – William "wgrates" Grates – The Mighty Commander of the Corgi Army, he is an awesome Canine Twitch streamer, who is using his true identity – A Corgi, to represent his favorite games to the world. He is currently with 3 Furrtastic ladies – Kyla, Brooke and Ivy, who is acting more like a cat than like a dog.
Kyla (11) is the oldest of the Group, she is a lovely German Shepherd/Beagle and she loves to perform all sorts of trick, well if you get the beagle part of her to pay attention. She does everything from High Five to army crawling across the room.
Brooke (10) is the "Middle Child", but she is The Alpha Dog when her owner is not at home. She is a sweet
Pembroke Welsh Corgi, who likes to keep everybody herded together in the room and is the boss of Everything, well almost everything, when the Real Alpha comes back home, then she goes to him rolls over onto her back and uses her Corgi allure to beg for some good quality belly rubs.
The Last but not the least important is the sweet Ivy (8), she is lovely Cocker spaniel/ terrier mix and believe it or not is the laziest of them all. She is addicted to sunbathing and her dog bed which is strategically placed in a spot from where she can watch her 2 siblings run around the house. However, when there is a Thunder Storm she will go to her owner to look for his protection all curled up as tight as he can be!
K.: Why did you chose them?
W. Kyla and Ivy are from shelters, Brooke is from a breeder.
K.: What are the stories behind their names?
W.: Kyla comes from an old character name I had from a tabletop Dungeons & Dragons game I
played about 20 years ago. Brooke because of Pembroke. and well…Ivy,
because Ivy is in a forest with a Brooke.
K: You spend so much time Streaming, aren't they jealous because of it?
W: They do get a little hyper, but they've always been indoor dogs and for the most part live a very calm life, to begin with. I do make sure that when I take breaks and am not streaming they get a lot of love and attention from me.
K.: When we did the fist feature you said that Kyla loves to do all those
tricks, are there any treats involved in it?
W.: Believe it or not, Kyla was trained without using treats. I gave her lots
of love, attention, and time, back when I first got her. All of them will
do their tricks and not expect treats, but do expect a lot of love if they
K.: After Brooke who is the second in command?
W.: Ivy is in general, the one that tries to challenge Brooke, but for the most
part, neither Kyla nor Ivy tend to worry about being in charge. They all
play, but Brooke always has her eyes on the other 2 and knows where they
K.: So many dogs and why not a single cat?
W.: A very difficult question. I've just always enjoyed having dogs more so
than cats, but I am allergic to cats as well, so that would factor in
choosing them now. That and Ivy acts like a cat a lot, so I have a cat dog
I like to say.
K.: Do you have a favourite?
W.: Not really. Kyla is my oldest at the moment and we've always shared a
special bond. Brooke is my corgi, and I love corgis with a passion, and
Ivy is the princess of the group. (she'll stay aloof and laze about all day.
K.: Can you describe with one word how is the life with all of them and why
this exact word?
W.: Love. My dogs have shared my high points in my life and my low points.
They're always there to greet me, cuddle, play, or just, in general, be there
with me. There's just no better word that I can think of to describe the
bond we all share than "Love"
Hope you enjoyed the Pet Interview, and be sure to tune in for the next one.