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Aurora Fire Starter ™440C With Magnesium (Patented US Patent Numbers. 8202085, 8186995) By Solo Scientific Inc.
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Created and manufactured by Solo Scientific Inc. in the USA to be used to start your campfires (also a must to be prepared for emergencies). Our goal was to design and manufacture the best all-around survival fire starter in the world and we have absolutely done it! AEROSPACE QUALITY, our Aurora Fire Starter™ (US Patent Numbers. 8202085, 8186995) is a true survival tool and will work in any environment that will support life! Works wet or dry.
Knurled for sure grip in wet weather, lightweight, designed for outdoor adventurers, and pilots who like to be prepared, our Aurora Fire Starter has even climbed Mount Everest! Our Aurora Fire Starter™ will start a lifetime of campfires for most users. Two models are now available both equipped with a built-in guided striking blade and ferrocerium flint steel rod with magnesium within its composition - yielding sparks as hot as 5000 degrees F. Your color choice of either silver, black, or rescue red for both models. This standard 440C model comes with our great 440C Fully Hardened Stainless Steel Striking Blade installed that can be flipped over or sharpened if ever dulled.
Note: the only difference between the Aurora Fire Starter 440C and Aurora Fire Starter 2SA models is the striking blades - otherwise they are identical.
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To start a fire using our Aurora Fire Starter™: 1.Place your fire starting material on the ground (plain cotton balls, dryer lint, toilet paper, char cloth, birch bark, milk weed fluff, cotton wood fluff, burdock, or fine dry grass work great but any fine dry tinder usually found in the wild can be used). 2. Open your Aurora Fire Starter™. 3. Scrape the composite flint steel rod(ferrocerium w/magnesium within its composition)with the built-in guided 440C Striking Blade (note: for first use it may be necessary to scrape off protective coating on rod first with striking blade) while aiming the hot burning sparks at your tinder and you have FIRE! SEE DEMONSTRATION VIDEO, Aurora Fire Starter™ accessories, and find a retail dealer or distributor near you at left and below.
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Note: Our patented Aurora Fire Starter is superior to all other fire starters on the market due to it's design features and function. Many cheap fire starters are not sealed and protected from the elements when not in use but our Aurora Fire Starter is and that is vitally important! The reason being, all ferrocerium or flint-steel type fire starters must be protected from the elements after first use to prevent oxidation to the point of disintegration. Our Aurora Fire Starter will last you a lifetime! Our Aurora Fire Starter has many more desirable features please read below!
Our Aurora Fire Starter™ is rugged, and is designed for survival. Our Aurora Fire Starter™ uses a large 1/4" diameter (.635cm) composite flint steel rod that has magnesium built into it. The built-in Striking Blade could be a lifesaver! You can wear our lightweight Aurora Fire Starter™ on your key ring or around your neck on a lanyard and if you are ever separated from your pack or knife you will still have everything you need to start a fire. The built-in Striking Blade takes off enough material to start a fire but will not cause excessive wear, can be flipped over to reveal a fresh striking surface (Note: our NEW 440C striking blades will yield thousands of strikes before needing to be flipped), or be sharpened if dulled. Also see our optional Super Alloy Blade below. Our built-in Striking Blade is part of the unit and will not get caught on equipment, break off, or rattle while in combat, or hunting - like other fire starters that have a blade hanging from a string. Our Aurora Fire Starter™ is designed to function wet or dry, is machined from solid light- weight aircraft aluminum (NO PLASTIC!), is knurled for grip, and will not break when you need it most. Our Aurora Fire Starter has an overall length of 3.6" (9.14cm) a diameter of .625" (1.59cm), weighs 1/10lb.(1.6 oz or 45g), has an o-ring seal to prevent the housing from unscrewing and provide protection from corrosion in salt water environments. Our Aurora Fire Starter is designed to last a life time and provide you with fire when the emergency situation occurs. Our Aurora Fire Starter™ comes complete with detailed instructions and several pieces of fire starting material. SEE OUR NEW Aurora Fire Starter™ CASE BELOW! Order yours today! Must be 18 years old or older to order. Made in USA!
Click at left to watch the amazing Aurora Fire Starter™ demonstration video and to watch the fire starter experiment video that shows our competition disintegrate before your eyes in salt water and shows why you should choose the Aurora Fire Starter!
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SHIPPING: We ship all weekday orders within 24 hours of receiving them, Saturday orders are shipped the same day if received before 10:00AM EST or on Monday if received after 10:00AM EST, and orders received on Sunday are shipped on Monday. During checkout you may also take advantage of our low shipping/handling charges using US Mail - only $1.95 flat rate for any order, any quantity, shipped inside the United States - includes delivery confirmation service with tracking! Just select US Mail (least expensive) during checkout. For locations outside the United States - only $19.95 (per item), just select US Mail International (least expensive for international orders) during checkout. You may also select UPS Overnight, 2nd Day, 3-Day Select, or Ground. All shipping options are calculated live during checkout so you can select the option that fits both your budget and time requirements.
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We designed these new Super Alloy (Optional) Blades for Aurora Fire Starters that are shipped to US Soldiers and for customers that want the absolute best that money can buy. Don't be fooled by our competitors. These new blades are constructed using a unique combination of tungsten, carbide, and cobalt that is superior to all other striking blades on the market and MADE IN THE USA ! These new blades must be cured in special ovens during manufacturing and can only be cut using a diamond blade. These Super Alloy Blades will NEVER DULL or need to be sharpened! We have completed testing on these new blades and they are great! An Aurora Fire Starter equipped with this blade is unbeatable! Includes one extra stainless steel mounting screw and mounting instructions. Made in USA!
These NEW blades are harder than any previous blades on our standard Aurora Fire Starters.We designed these new laser cut 440C Fully Hardened Stainless steel blades with corrosion resistance in mind and superior resistance to wear as compared to older model blades. These blades will yield thousands of strikes and can be flipped over to reveal a fresh striking surface after prolonged use or can also be sharpened. These blades are great in tough environments and will not oxidize over time. All Aurora Fire Starters shipped ON OR AFTER 07/31/09 are equipped with these now standard NEW 440C blades. Includes one extra stainless steel mounting screw and mounting instructions. Made in USA!
Case For Our Aurora Fire Starter
This belt-mount-type case was specifically designed for our Aurora Fire Starter by Solo Scientific and is manufactured in the USA using top quality polypropylene webbing with Velcro securing. Will accept up-to 2.25" belts! AURORA FIRE STARTER and belt NOT INCLUDED. See enlarged photo by clicking below!
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CONGRATULATIONS and a special Thank You to the Arizona Polo Club and Natalie Grancharov for hosting this new opportunity for young girls to meet and compete in the Jr WCT!!!!
*If you would like to add a new Junior event to the WCT here is the link how to do it:
WCT Junior League
About the Junior WCT:
The WCT Junior Invitational was created by WCT Founder Sunny Hale, to provide young girls
a chance to meet and compete with new friends at a young age who share the same passion for polo.
Goals for the WCT Junior League:
To encourage and recognize the next generation of young girls in polo all over the world,
through WCT Junior events where they can meet and compete with new friends at a young age who share the same passion.
If you or a junior would like to join the WCT Women's Polo League
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I'm honoured that so many modellers have come to us for advice on building Bristol Scout models around the world, and I've come across plastic models at 1/72 scale as well as RC models at 33% and 35%, from France, Wales and Canada.
But Germany is home to a large number of large-scale RC models, and Marcus Gottwald is starting work on a simply magnificent 25% scale model. He's been in touch with me about the details and I have to show you the results of his work so far.
On Friday 18th November, thanks to the invitation of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, 1264 will be in the Cathedral yard of Salisbury Cathedral as part of a commemoration of the end of the Battle of the Somme 100 years ago.
If you fancy coming along, there will be a replica WWI trench as well, and we'll be there most of the day.
Today we had a look at the dismantled engine, and went through the alternatives with Shuttleworth Chief Engineer Jean-Michel Munn and engine expert Phil. It was sobering stuff…
Thankfully the bearings all seem to be okay, but elsewhere things didn't look so rosy.
I'll give you a more detailed run down on the individual bits of the engine so you can see more or less how it all goes together.
We're waiting for Jean-Michel to come back to us with a more detailed cost breakdown…
For hang gliding and microlighting enthusiasts, Gerry Breen is a legend.
He was one of the first to fly a hang glider in the UK, in 1972. In 1975 he set up his own hang glider manufacturing company.
In 1976 he pioneered powered hang gliders, and claims to have invented the term 'microlights' to describe them.
And in 1985 he set up a microlight training school in the Algarve. More of his achievements are listed here, but you might be interested to watch the film of his flight in a hang glider from the top of the 3000ft Angel Falls in Venezuela.
His other major film is Iceland Breakthrough, involving microlights and canoes.
I've been fortunate to know Gerry for many years. His flying skills are legendary, and he taught me a huge amount about aerobatics when he took me for a flight in his Acrosport II, which I later photographed off the Algarve cliffs near his base at Lagos.
He had his daughter in the front seat, and I love this picture of the two of them.
The Acrosport is now owned by Ricardo and Tiago Tavares, and I go every year to carry out its annual inspection. Ricardo is a first officer with TAP, the Portuguese airline, and he'd arranged to take a look at the Scout during a layover in London. He arrived in Dorset in a hire car, but had totally failed to mention that he had Gerry with him, and it was a wonderful surprise and a huge pleasure to catch up with their news and a privilege to be able to show them 1264, even if the poor old thing had a replacement engine and no wings.
The 17 September 1916 was the first time tanks were used in battle, at the Battle of the Somme.
The centenary was commemorated at the Tank Museum at Bovington, and we had been asked to attend as a static exhibit.
But by now 1264's engine was in 100 pieces in the Shuttleworth Collection's workshop, so what were we going to hang the propeller on?
Luckily, Theo had kept in contact with the guys rebuilding a Sopwith Pup, currently housed at Henstridge airfield, and a quick email established that they would be prepared to lend us their non-running le Rhone 80 engine.
Accordingly, on the 11 September, we brought 1264 to Henstridge and parked her alongside the Pup, so that the engine could be switched from one to t'other.
The transfer was quite straightforward in the end, and everything fitted in all the right places, so we were able to replace the cowling and get on our way.
We're very grateful to all the Pup team for their help in this matter, and we're looking forward to being able to return the compliment at some point!
The following weekend we headed off to Bovington, and despite being led by brown signs down some spectacularly unsuitable narrow lanes, we arrived in plenty of time to meet up with the event Co-ordinator, Vicki Pol, who showed us our pitch. Because of the strong overnight wind, we decided to come back early in the morning to rig, and in fact had everything in place well before the gates opened at 0930.
The day itself was bright and dry, and as always there were loads of people interested in the only thing that wasn't a tank!
All in all, it was a thoroughly pleasant day, and the staff and volunteers made us feel very welcome. And we're hoping to get down in a bit to look through the actual museum itself, which we didn't have time to do on the day.
If you haven't already spotted it on the internet, Thassos, where we flew this summer, is suffering the most dreadful forest fires. Our good friend Paschalis has sent us pictures taken from his flat across the water in Kavala, but he tells me that Kasaviti, the village in the mountains where he took us to the most wonderful restaurant, is at the heart of the area affected, in the flames you can see in the night time picture.


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Ground Station
E-USOC has a ground station for the tracking of amateur and educational satellites. This station was acquired for educational purposes. Its main objective is to offer internships and final degree projects related to satellites.
A high proportion of amateur satellites operate in the following frequency bands: 144-146 MHz, 435-438 MHz and 1260-1270 MHz. This satellites usually publish their frequencies, allowing the amateur radio community to listen and download data from the satellite.
Having the support and availability of amateur radio stations around the world is a significant advantage for some missions, as the area of coverage between the satellite and land is significantly expanded. This allows the downloading of a larger quantity of data that otherwise wouldn't be possible with a finite number of ground stations assigned to the mission.
The ground station is composed of the set of antennas, rotor, radio and computer. The antennas chosen are directional, "Yagi" type and have circular polarisation, UHF and VHF respectively. These antennas perform well in satellite operations. They are connected to a LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) with 10-20 dB of gain, and mounted on a fiberglass mast. An ICOM IC 910H radio is responsible for demodulation tasks at reception for the UHF y VHF frequencies, supplying the required power and modulation for transmission of commands.
In order to establish the radio link with directional "Yagi" type antenna it is necessary to use rotors to position and direct them, thus effective satellite tracking can be carried out. The computer must be equipped with a controller that can be handled automatically by software. In this way the tracking is reliable and comfortable for the user.
These devices have been tested to receive telemetry from some educational satellites with different frequencies and modulations -AFSK, BPSK, FSK 9600 bps under the standard G3RUH. They have been part of the active download of the SwissCube mission and in the download of telemetry from the precursor satellites to the QB50 mission.
The station was designed and is used for educational purposes as well. Real time telemetry reading applications have been made possible on the satellite and tracking applications are being developed. Overall, there were two final degree projects done by the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Aeronáuticos, one done by the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Aeronáutica y del Espacio (ETSIAE) and one by an exchange student from Scotland.
The Association of Small Satellite Tracking is responsible for operating the station under the callsign EA4RCN and it is prepared to support the Qbito mission, the first CubeSat entirely developed by the Polytechnic University of Madrid.


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New logo of the Department of Agriculture of the Philippines.
She added that it will also showcase small-scale food production model in camps for the households and communities to replicate, purposely to promote family food security.
By Philippine News Agency
Manila Bulletin
Feb 6, 2017
"We will teach our military men the technologies on vegetable production and also showcase their farm to encourage neighboring communities to go into vegetable farming," Oñate said.
Representatives from various Infantry Battalions (IB) of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in Davao region already participated in the orientation and hands-on training on vegetable production conducted by the DA-11.
The members of the AFP tried bagging of soil (vermicast, garden soil, and burned rice hull) as part of their hands-on training and a field tour at the vegetable production area at the City Agriculture Office in Tagum City, Davao del Norte.
They were also given bag of seeds by DA-11 as their starter kits for the establishment of the Gulayan sa Kampo.
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I love the clear blue sky.
It was a day of lumbering bark, a bark a lumbered wood along the grassy knoll. The cave hobbit looked at the shiny coins on the floor and squinted, too bright, too bright, the sun shone on. Glasses the hobbit muttered, winked at the sun in rather rambly tones then looked at the shiny coins and crawled with a stick to proper height. A flick a, tick, a snick, there, that should clear the way, who leaves shiny metal lying around like that. Indeed the tiny nosed hedgehog took a sniff, whiff, a sniffle as the air blew reconstituted baby powder and perfume. Those stormy nights couldn't be any more roamy than avocados in a tree. a fig and a grape bounced lightening quick as the traffic congestion blocked the sultry sultanas view of the soap foaming the dishes. hahah, oh there were carrots, and mangoes, and pumpkins, and berries, and celery's and celebrities with ferries mowing dry grass along the lumbering bark, a barely soiled slumber.
Oh this should be good I ate some coconut sauce...its always amusing how my brain reacts to different sauces. Its almost like that time, Flopped and canopy of water down fell water of balloon bursting the seems. Something about backward remedies. Seems the bursting balloon of water fell down water of canopy and flopped. hahaha, amused.
Those dear backward soundtracks in the creviced of spaces. Then the radio blared, holler some flashlight lamps as the energy deflated in the room, those precious light bulb moments when the night goes out filled with crisp fresh humid air amidst the chirping crickets and fans.
Ah yeah, might be snoozy time those REM's in the theta zone. Thy nefarious sauces produceth a conflagration of mixtures thy pallet finds delectably fleeting, demonstrably tasty and oh so fruity with thee extra zang a zing a ding, dang you are so not gonna get me to recite the bible in okaly dokaly...hell hath fury like flanderesses.
You did not just see that!
Cave shaped rocks with crockery and spoons, bend them like beckhams, those football flaps churned like toffee apple and licorice.
Someone confessed to me that an associate of theirs committed an act they were never punished for. Though they didn't necessarily mean for it to come about, it was still entirely their fault and only a select few know the truth. At first it was just information that was interesting to know, but now that I think about it, I wonder how this person sleeps at night? Do they think about killing themselves? What separates this person from a serial killer/mass murderer, or are they similar to a serial killer/mass murderer in that they (often) don't feel remorse? What did they feel or think when they looked into their victim's eyes? How are the relatives of this victim feeling and why didn't the person I know tell the authorities? I'd like to sit down and ask them these questions and more, but something tells me it wouldn't go over well...
"'Fuck', I think. What a beautiful word. If I could say only one thing for the rest of my life, that would be it."
I can't believe I feel alseep till 1030 pm( I have an odd sleeping schedule, don't ask)... I had to go grocery shopping too >< all the stores are closed now >:E
I guess its instant noodles for dinner today >:/
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fredag 20 januari 2017
Since my son don´t let me take new photos of him, I have to scrap some old ones :)
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Have a beautiful day!
onsdag 18 januari 2017
Berry71Bleu January challenge
This is my take of the Berry71Bleu January moodboard. A fantastic moodboard with great colors. So why not head over to the
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Have a beatiful day!
måndag 2 januari 2017
Have faith
This time of year it is so very difficult to take good pictures, specially when you have white backgrounds as I love to have and specially if you live where I live. :)
This layout I made for the Words & Paintery December challenge. Love that not all challenges are from the first to the last of the month. :)
And some closeups.
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Full Deluxe Provisioning
$35 per person per day
- 7 breakfasts
- 7 lunches
- cocktail snacks
- 7 evening meals per week
(includes cleaning package and snack package)
Partial Deluxe Provisioning
$30 per person per day
- 7 breakfasts
- 7 lunches
- cocktail snacks
- 4 evening meals per week
(includes cleaning package and snack package)
Meals are packaged with sailing in mind. Easy to prepare outside so as not to heat up the saloons. Restaurant gourmet meals made to be enjoyed on-board. Chef A.J. recommends using egg-bread when ordering other provisions as it fairs better at sea.
Barefoot will be providing to our guests a custom online provisioning application. Not only will you be able to create a meal plan for each day of your charter our system will automatically create the full provisioning list right down to the number of bananas your will need.
Simply enter your name, phone and email,number of people in your party and the dates of your charter using our custom date picker.
Select your meals for each day from our extensive list of meals designed with the local produce and items available in our area. Once your done you will have a calendar showing you all the meals you have selected for each day. Don't want chicken and rice for dinner on Wednesday? No problem, delete the meal by clicking the 'x' and add another one from the list.
When your done the system will generate a complete meal plan and provisioning list with all of the ingredients needed to make your meals for the duration of your charter. The system will also email you your complete meal plan for every day of your charter.
When you arrive for your charter all of the provisions will be waiting for you on your boat!
Not only will you be able to see your meals for each day of your charter but if you click on a meal it will be displayed for you showing a photo of the meal complete with a detailed recipe. If you see something your allergic to you will be able to substitute it. For example, your recipe calls for milk but one of your crew is lactose intolerant, simply substitute it for almond milk or soy milk.
Our system will also display icons representing spiciness, health and its carbon footprint (CF). (low is good high is bad).
For example:
- Foods used in your meal with plastic packaging will get a higher CF than those using no packaging
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- University Hospital of Santa Chiara
- Leaning Tower
- Piazza dei Miracoli
- San Rossore Hospital
- University of Pisa
- Cathedral of Pisa
- Marina di Pisa
- Cisanello Hospital
- Calambrone
- Knight's Square
- Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies
- Pisa Convention Center
- Scuola Normale Superiore
- Mediterranean Institute of Linguistics Pisa (ILM)
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- Golf and Country Club Cosmopolitan
- Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II
- Medici Palace
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Q (9/99, p.132) - 4 stars (out of 5) - "...[Hill] created his own brooding, pulsing, abstract style. There's some miraculous playing on this 1964 date, and Rudy Van Gelder's remastering allows it all to shine through..."
Album Notes
The Rudy Van Gelder Edition of POINT OF DEPARTURE includes an essay by Bob Blumenthal.
Personnel: Andrew Hill (piano); Eric Dolphy (alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet); Joe Henderson (tenor saxophone); Kenny Dorham (trumpet); Richard Davis (bass); Tony Williams (drums).
Producer: Alfred Lion.
Reissue producer: Michael Cuscuna.
Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on March 21, 1964. Originally released on Blue Note (4167). Includes liner notes by Nat Hentoff.
Digitally remastered using 24-bit resolution by Rudy Van Gelder (1998, Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey).
This is part of Blue Note Records "Rudy Van Gelder" Editions series.
Trying to describe Andrew Hill's POINT OF DEPARTURE in words is like trying to explain the pictures made by a kaleidoscope--it's impossible to be completely articulate about something so magically unique. Of course, with an assembled cast that includes Kenny Dorham, Eric Dolphy, Joe Henderson, Richard Davis, and Tony Williams all in their creative prime, Hill would have been hard-pressed not to come up with a masterpiece of these proportions. The result is, indeed, a record that is a beacon of the New Thing movement, which was coming to the foreground in the early '60s.
From oddly swinging cuts like "New Monastery" to the intricately mesmerizing "Flight 19," Hill proves to be a both a pianist and composer of incomparable range as he and his legendary sidemen explore the furthest reaches of group improvisation. The churning waltz "Refuge" offers intense ensemble passages that constantly shift colors and textures as Williams drives the group with hurricane-like waves of cymbals. The closing ballad, "Dedication," is a beautifully esoteric piece that, like the kaleidoscope, must be experienced to truly capture its true nature. For most, this will be a DEPARTURE that will take listeners on an indescribable journey.
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ROBERTS 410 Designer: BRUCE ROBERTS-GOODSONSkill Level to Build: ROBERTS 410 - R/C STEEL PLANS & FRAME PATTERNS This new design that features the Roberts safety skeg, may be built with either a regular trunk cabin or a dog house Read more about ROBERTS 410
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crispy pork belly, celeriac vanilla puree, parsnip crisps
Crispy fried squid
roast garlic, curry leaves, lime coriander chilli dressing
Miso glazed rabbit
pickled red cabbage, tarragon mustard dressing
Hazelnut crusted goat's cheese
orange beetroot salad and granola crumble
Devilled kidney
pickled Scottish Girolle mushrooms, toasted hazelnuts, Watercress salad
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bramley apple sauce
Salmon fish cakes
chopped radishes, tartare sauce
Roast baby chicken
broccoli spinach slaw and skin on fries
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ham hock, mushrooms, leek and tarragon cream sauce
Rare breed Dexter beef burger
Welsh rarebit, Bovril mayonnaise and skin on fries
Scottish 10 oz ribeye
herb crusted bone marrow, mushroom tarragon duxelles, crispy potato cake and torched onion
Camden Hells battered haddock
pea puree, chunky tartar sauce and chips
Grilled sea bass
warm Nicoise salad tomato vinaigrette
Baked Devon crab
scrumpy-fried oysters fennel mayonnaise
Charred cauliflower
raisin pure, cheddar crust wilted kale root vegetable dauphinoise
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Tuna Avocado Poke
Spring onions, pickled ginger, Crispy noodles, Brown rice, Soft herbs, Miso dressing
Only available Monday - Friday between 12pm - 3pm.
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This is an article, (hopefully) part of a series in which I try to explain to various theists, why – even if their beliefs were real, they would still be bad. This one is about reincarnation.
Reincarnation is the idea and belief that once you die, your soul is (usually) wiped clean and transferred to a new living being. As far as I can tell, this actually disproves the existence of a meaningful heaven or hell, as your soul is simply fed back into reality. However, the process of reincarnation also kills you. So even though your consciousness lives on to experience another life, you- all the knowledge you've accumulated, everything you've ever experienced would be gone, and you would simply be in a state of nonexistence. I like to think of reincarnation as the perfect refurbishing of a computer hard disk – once the memory and information and everything that makes up you is gone, you become just another empty soul, meaningless in terms of its previous existence. And anyone who has truly used a computer knows that the software- the data on it, is way more important than the hardware/ the actual hard disk. You life, everything in your memories, everything you've experienced, is way more important than your "soul", and it would just be wrong to wipe all of that away because the soul factory was low in production rates of new souls and had to refurbish old ones in a cheap compromise.
On the other hand, if say you could be reincarnated with all of your memory fully intact, I personally would like that. Even though I'm only 17, I can tell that no matter what time period I am reborn in, the knowledge I've accumulated in these 17 years would already greatly help me in making the right choices that I never got to make. Alas, it is a confirmed fact that nobody is ever born with the knowledge of a previous life intact, and the Buddhist explanation that "your memory is wiped" is just, as I've explained, wrong.
The only ever purpose I can think of in which reincarnation is good, is in a teleportation device that works by destroying matter on one end and then rearranging the matter in the other end in accordance to the information received. Normally of course it would just kill you while creating an exact copy of you – a new soul/consciousness included, however with reincarnations your soul could probably just be transferred right back into your new, teleported replica of your body. However if we had the technology to teleport, we would also have the technology to medically prolng everyone's life to the point that travel time will never really become an issue, and even if it were we'd probably have faster and safer methods of travel.


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Flight back to Seoul is on this 30th. And this. How do I deal with this? This only means I have to dig out more money to buy a plane ticket back to KL again. Or should I just stay here until after the concert? Whatever will happen to my cat and tortoise. They're living with my dad's friend for too long already. I'm doomed.
For those of you who wondered why is it such a big deal, since I live in Korea, well the answer is because I never get anything done back there. Missed Yesung's musical +every other event that I intended to go to. Except for the SS501 event, and that's because Mira led the army when she came to Korea. I would have never happened without her.
I'm happy that I got the ticket. (Thanks for the surprise - oh dear Angie) But F! What do I do now. Stay? Come back to KL in March? It's hard because I DO have responsibilities back in Korea.
Yes of course this is not a life and death situation. But passports, plane tickets, airport taxes, dragging suitcases is NOT an easy task.
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I am doing a special giveaway next month: I am asking for everyone to like and share my Facebook Page for a chance to win an 8x10" print of Portland Harbor Skies (below) matted to 11x14" with Bainbridge Archival matting. At the end of September, I am going to choose a random "like & sharer" of my page and I will mail the matted print to the winner (a $60.00 value).
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Watch as I sit on my sofa and carefully apply a fresh coat of red lipstick to my full, beautiful lips. You love watching my sexy mouth, don't you? I tease you with my talented tongue as you watch and fantasize about my pretty mouth. Just imagine how good my tongue would feel running down your body and making its… Read More


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Saturday, October 31, 2009
More Autumn Splendor Cards
Here are 2 more cards I made to go inside my Card Box that I showed you earlier. Both of these cards start out with a card base of Confetti Cream card stock. Its been a long time since I used Confetti Cream card stock. The first one I tore a piece of the Autumn Splendor Designer Series paper for the bottom corner. The leaves and acorn are from the Autumn Splendor stamp set. Both of these items are in the Holiday Mini catalog. I embossed with gold Encore ink and used gold embossing powder on Taken with Teal Card Stock. The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Wishes. The second card I did the Polished Stone technique. I love doing this technique. You use your re-inkers again with rubbing alcohol on glossy card stock. My Autumn Splendor class is on the 14th and we will be doing both of these techniques. You can click on the photos to see them better.
Monday, October 26, 2009
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Luv 2 Stamp Meeting
Yesterday was Patty's Luv 2 Stamp meeting and this is what she gave those of us who help her in setting up, clean up, etc. Inside the cello bag was a bottle of Shimmer Paint, a bottle to make up some shimmer spray and gold elastic cording. And did you notice the cool tag she put on our bags? She did this in MDS (My Digital Studio). We had the best meeting where she talked & showed us tips on using MDS. We got to see what she was doing from her laptop on the white screen. We also got to ask her lots of questions and then had 4 make n takes. I will show those this week sometime. I almost forgot, I also won a roll of Old Olive 5/8" ribbon. Patty is always so generous with door prizes and you should see all the hand outs she gave us. Of course she made them using MDS. They are FABULOUS! Thanks Patty for a GREAT day!
Friday, October 23, 2009
Stamp-a-Stack Cards
This is another card I cased, but this time from the Shoebox Swap we did at Stamp-a-rama, this was Lene'e Pearson's original idea, I changed it a bit. Card base is Old Olive with the Christmas Cocoa Designer papers that are in the mini. Patterned Pines is the stamp set, and I embossed in white on Real Red & Old Olive card stock and cut them out. The ribbon is also from the mini, its called Mistletoe and comes with Old Olive Taffeta ribbon as a bundle, (page 33). The greeting is from Snow Swirled. I also stamped the snow flakes from Patterned Pines in Old Olive on the top half of the card.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Stamp-a-Stack Cards
Here are a couple of cards we did in my last Stamp-a-Stack. This first one is using the level 3 hostess set, The More the Merrier. If you click on this photo you you will see that I used the Petals a Plenty embossing folder, but with a twist. Now you are probably wondering how did I get the oval smooth and not embossed? Thanks to Patty Bennett (she is my upline) If you trace a oval on your embossing folder (I used the oval from the Frame, Oval Scallop die) and then use your hobby blade you can cut the oval out of the folder, thus leaving the middle not embossed. Pretty cool, huh?
So after I embossed the Whisper White, stamped the Snowman and used markers to color in their hats, scarves, etc. Used my 2-way glue pen under the snowman and some Dazzling Diamonds glitter (for the snow), and used a dauber to add some Frost White Shimmer paint on the embossed flowers. Layered this on Real Red card Stock and added a silver elastic cord to finish it off.
This next card is almost a total case from Melanie Schulenberg, who is in our ControlFreak Swap group.
I love Bashful Blue & Soft Suede together. The card base is Soft Swede, next comes the Bashful Blue Card stock that is sponged with Soft Suede. Then added a layer of Soft Swede and stamped the snowflakes in same color using the Serene Snowflakes and punched the bottom with the Eyelet border punch. Next I stamped the larger snowflake and then used our Ornament punch to punch them out. Added Soft Suede ribbon and a saying. Can you say, easy? But gorgeous! The Ornament punch & Serene Snowflakes stamp set are in the Holiday Mini. Thanks Melanie for this fabulous swap.
Anthony & Jeremy
Had to share this photo with all of you. My grandson, Anthony is playing on the floor and Jeremy decides he needs to be on the blanket too, ok so he is hogging the blanket, not that Anthony minds......He loves our dogs. I am trying to read my emails while he is on the floor. Not yet crawling, but close. He does the Army crawl as my daughter puts it, on his elbows. Yesterday he was 7 months old and weighs a whopping 22 lbs.
Monday, October 19, 2009
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Autumn Splendor Pop Up Cake
I made this card for my Son's Girlfriends birthday next week. Her name is Autumn and so I thought this would be the perfect stamp set to use with the Pop Up Cake die that is on sale this week.
The card base is More Mustard textured card stock and I used the Autumn Meadows Designer Series paper that is in the Holiday Mini. The leaves I stamped on watercolor paper with Gold Encore ink and embossed with gold embossing powder. Then I used my Aqua pen and re-inkers in More Mustard, Really Rust, Taken with Teal & Chocolate Chip to fill in the leaves. I also used the Medallion stamp as a doily for under the cake and embossed that as well. The leaves are setting on the #2 Scallop Circle (the larger one on this die) and I ran it through one of the texturz plates and then the leaves I put on with dimensionals. The sayings are from On Your Birthday. Don't forget this die is on sale for $25.49, until Monday morning, great price.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
More Polished Stone Cards
Here are the other cards I did using the Polished Stone technique. Both of these cards use the Delightful Decorations, and embossed with Encore Silver embossing powder. I used the Movers & Shapers die that cuts the card out, scores it and then cuts your shape out too. If you don't have this die, you need it! All of these cards are simple to do. You can't see it in the photo, but I matted each ornament and popped them up with dimensionals. You can click on each photo to see them better.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Polished Stone Technique
I've been seeing a lot of cards using this Polished Stone technique and thought how beautiful it looks, so I decided to give it a try. Here is what I came up with. The first one I did I used the Autumn Splendor and embossed the leaves and the thank you with gold embossing powder. Really makes it pop. Then I thought, I wonder what the snowflakes would look like if I punched them with the same paper. I know its not a traditional Christmas card, but I like the way it turned out. I didn't have any gold encore re-inker so I used the Champagne Mist Shimmer paint. And boy does it ever shimmer in real life.
Monday, October 12, 2009
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Sunday, October 11, 2009
New Blog Header
I finally got my new blog header the right size to be able to put it on my blog. I made the header using My Digital Studio, pretty cool isn't it? I'm not very computer savvy, had no problem actually making the header, it was getting it on my blog that was the challenge. Thankfully Patty Bennett helped push me along and after several tries I did it. Yeah!
Now to see if I can get a cute little signature line after each post. Ok, so I need to work on that......
Halloween Pencil Holders
I bet you can't tell what I used to make these pencil holders, can you? Look close.....Its the Stampin' Up! Table Setting die. Its the napkin ring times two. Thanks to Julie Dinn for her great Halloween Treat Tutorial. These were simple and fast to make. They will go with the Pudding Cups to my granddaughter's pre-school. Julie had Pixie Sticks in her treats, but I already had the Halloween pencils. I used the Cast a Spell Designer Series papers and also retired papers from last year. The kids don't care if I use retired papers......Need to use up some of my old papers. The stamp set I used was Batty for You.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Halloween Pudding Cups
Its always a struggle at Halloween for the kids to not get so much candy. Patti Scanlan had this idea to make these great covers for pudding cups. So I thought this would be perfect for my granddaughters to take to pre-school. They are really easy to do, heres how:
Cut card stock to 9 3/4" x 3 1/4" and score on 3 1/4" from both sides. For the center I took one of the pudding cups and traced around it.
TIP: I really didn't want to hand cut all the centers out (for the pudding to fit) so I took my 1 3/4" circle punch and punched on each corner (for the cut out). And if you look at mine, its not a perfect whole, but what I found was that it kept the pudding cup in the hole better. Click on the photos to see it better. And besides you don't see the cut out until the pudding comes out.
Then you just decorate as you want. I used some retired Designer papers from last year and also the Cast a Spell Designer papers from this year. Added a little ribbon and stamped something simple for the front and the inside.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Autumn Splendor Card
I've been really busy this week making Halloween gifts for my granddaughters to take to pre-school. But yesterday I took a break and made this beautiful card using the Autumn Splendor stamp set and the Autumn Meadows Designer papers. I wasn't going to get this stamp set, but after seeing Andrea Walford's video on how she did these leaves, it took me over edge and the man in the brown truck brought these yesterday afternoon. I stamped the leaves in Gold Encore and embossed them with gold embossing powder on watercolor paper. Then using re-inkers and my aqua painter I started adding color. After they were all dry I wiped away any color on the embossed area with a paper towel, cut them out and mounted them on Chocolate Chip card stock that I also stamped the leaves in gold & mounted them with dimensionals. I also used the distressing tool in the cutter kit (page 191) on the Chocolate Chip and the Autumn Meadows Designer papers and sponged with Chocolate Chip ink. I added a small piece of Dusty Duringo Grosgrain ribbon. The acorns are mounted on a piece of More Mustard cut out with the 1 1/4" circle punch & Chocolate Chip cut out with the 1 3/8" circle punch. This was such an easy card, but you get such a WOW! with the leaves. Don't forget you can click on the photos to see them better.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
I'm sure you all know that October is "Breast Cancer Awareness Month". I wanted to pass out little reminders for all woman to get their mammogram and do self breast exams. (Sorry about the poor photo, couldn't get the lighting right). My Mom beat Breast Cancer with early detection, but then lost the fight several years later to Ovarian Cancer because she didn't go to the Dr. when she wasn't feeling good. Its been 6 years since my Mom's death and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't think of her.
The cello topper is the Top Note die folded in half and cut out in Whisper White card stock. I stamped, "Thinking of You" from Teen Tiny Wishes in Pretty in Pink and also stamped the Ribbon of Hope in Pretty in Pink and cut it out. Ran Pretty in Pink Taffeta ribbon through the Ribbon of Hope stamp. Also added a silver brad in the center of the stamp. Sponged the edges in Pretty in Pink. Inside the bag I added one piece of Ghirardelli Chocolate with a simple message to get your mammogram and do your self breast exams & added a bit of pink shreds.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Jocelyn's Princess Party
For Jocelyn's Princess party we bought the Princess Party Kit on page 174. It comes with the crowns, purses, pennants and food toppers. Then you can jazz them up or leave them as is. Well of course we had to jazz them up a bit. I had a package of Sticky Cuts Letters (page 180) that I had never used and thought why not use the sticky letters to add glitter to the pennant. It was so easy. Since they are sticky on both sides, you just peel them off and attach to your pennant, then take off the top piece and add your glitter. I used the Chunky Sprinkles (page 180). I also added a "J" to Jocelyn's crown with glitter. Now for the cupcakes. I cut out the cupcake holders from the Perfect Setting Big Shot Die (page 200). I cut them out in Pretty in Pink, So Safron, Bashful Blue, Certainly Celery & then used some retired dsp that matched. Some of them I embossed with the Finial Press embossing folder (page 195) others with the Perfect Details Texturz Plates. It makes quite the presentation and got a lot of compliments. You can click on the photos to see the detail better. And of course, had to have a photo of the "guest of honor". This was as she was dashing to go play. No real time for a "Kodak Moment".
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Deals of the Week! New Digital Starter Kit!
Stampin' Up has got another special going on this month. Each week we will have a new special for October.
You can place your order here.
Week 1 Deals of the Week
Item | Description | Special Price |
109183 | Trio Flower punch | $10.99 |
109041 | 5-Petal Flower punch | $10.99 |
110709 | My Way punch | $11.99 |
We also have a new Starter Kit: Starter Kit Price: $185 (over $295 value!)
Digital+ Starter Kit Contents:
- My Digital Studio software
- Party Hearty and Petal Pizzazz stamp sets
- Whisper White card stock (8-1/2" x 11")
- Earth Elements assorted card stock (8-1/2" x 11")
- Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie, Real Red, and Tempting Turquoise Classic Stampin' Pads
- Chocolate Chip, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie, and Real Red Stampin' Write markers
- Chocolate Chip 1/4" grosgrain ribbon
- Real Red 1" double-stitched grosgrain ribbon
- Button Latte Designer buttons
- Stampin' Dimensionals
- Mini Glue Dots
- SNAIL Adhesive
- Business supplies (product catalogs, order forms, training DVD, and other supplies)
Happy 4th Birthday Jocelyn!
Today is my oldest granddaughters birthday. What a day its been. Little brother, Anthony has a bad cold, and hasn't sleep for 2 nights thus Mom hasn't sleep either. So my daughter brings over my 2 granddaughters and takes Anthony to the Dr. Well the good news is, its just a BAD cold, his chest & lungs are clear, no ear infection, Yeah! So the girls, Miss Carol (my adopted Mom) & I take the girls out for McDonald's. They love going and playing in the little play ground area. We figured that we would wear them out so they would both take a good nap this afternoon and maybe Mom could get Anthony down as well for a little nap.
My daughter and son-in-law are having a party for her on Saturday. We bought the Princess Party Kit on page 174. This kit is very easy to use and we took it up a notch with some glitter. I will have photos next week. So since Jocelyn loves everything Pink & Princess I thought a Princess Build a Bear was in order.
My card base is Regal Rose and 5 1/4" square. Next a layer of Pretty in Pink that I ran through the Big Shot using the Perfect Details Texturz plate. After that we needed some sparkle, so I spritzed the card with some shimmer paint mixed with alcohol. For the bear I stamped the crown and the star with Silver Encore Pad and cut them out. Used some of our Pink Rhinestone Brads with the brad part taken off (so just the rhinestone). Her clothes are from the Pawsitively Prints designer papers and the sentiment is from the Beary Nice Wishes stamp set.
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Quoting MattRB (Reply 4): Quoting Diamond (Reply 1): So how was the conversation at DINNER? Loud & boisterous (and yes, some of it was not repeatable) |
Quoting DesertJets (Reply 5): We had deep, intelligent conversation about important issues of the day. |
Quoting WhyWhyZed: Well I guess I'm the first one to reply to this thread after the meet happened. I personally had a great time, and met some really great people to top it all off. It was a huge turn out, I even got to catch up with some who I haven't seen in a LOOOONG time (Jerermy, how long was it again? 2 years?). The food was delicious. If you never got to attend, we did decided on The Keg. 22 People had attended, and we got split up into 4 (?) tables, I believe. My company was a good laugh, especially with the older lady next to us. If I think of anything else to mention, I shall do so eventually. But for now, Thanks everyone for the wonderful day, I shall remember it for awhile, or at least for a week (DAMN SUN BURN!)... - Jason DePodesta EDIT: To add my group photo. Phyllis should have a better version, since hers is head on. I'll give the name thing a go... From Left to Right... NorthStarDC4M, EmiratesA345, Skysurfer, CanuckPaxGuy, I think you can see a LITTLE bit of AWspicious?, MattRB, Cessnapimp, IHAP, CurtisMan, Dunno, Dunno, C-GRYK (front, blue shirt), Mr Spaceman |
Quoting SkySurfer (Reply 7): I'm guessing 'Should i have the chicken fajitas, or should i have the sirloin'?? |
Quoting Mr Spaceman (Reply 11): Here's the Westjet 737 (Flt WS913) that CORULEZ05 arrived on from FT Lauderdale, FL around 5:00 pm. |
Quoting ScarletHarlot (Reply 24): C'mon guys, post some dinner pics! |
Quoting Canuckpaxguy (Reply 29): Careful, someone might start a thread asking people to comment on you.... Kinda wish I took some photos myself. It was a good time, and I actually stayed for more than 20 minutes! G |
Quoting WhyWhyZed (Reply 31): They're putting large versions up too |
Quoting Diamond (Reply 1): So how was the conversation at DINNER? |
Quoting WhyWhyZed (Reply 17): Lastly, I don't know where he was sitting, but... |
Quoting CORULEZ05 (Reply 32): ...lol...trust me, I'm not very fond of the larger version pics but its the only way to really see everyone....LOL. I'm sorry about not getting to actually meet you, that's why I didn't know your name. Although, I did speak with your mom (?) and she was very nice. |
Quoting ScarletHarlot (Reply 14): and if you feel like coming out west we have a meet planned in Seattle Aug 19-20 - see the thread in Civ-Av for more details. |
Quoting WhyWhyZed (Reply 33): I shall pass that along to her. BTW, were you sitting in any of these windows you never really replied to that part. Just thought it'd be cool if you were. http://www.wwspotters.com/IMG_6424.jpg |
Quoting Ihadapheo (Reply 34): Hmm, I might be on vacation on those dates and if the $$ work out I might drag the family out west for a trip. |
Quoting Vaporlock (Reply 38): It was also amazing to finally meet my "Canadian Girl" April!!! Finally, after years of being friends it finally happened! April....you rock! |
Quoting Mr Spaceman (Reply 37): "I LOVE the smell of Kerosene & Steak on a weekend!" |
Quoting AWspicious (Reply 45): Buon giorno, everee bodyee! (Italian accent off) ;-] |
Quoting AWspicious (Reply 47): Didn't join the gang on Sunday. My girlfriend and I met later with CaptainGomes, MIR, and RJpieces at Arizona. |
Quoting AWspicious (Reply 47): Slight ;-] |
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It took eleven long months for Jacob to be diagnosed with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). His mom, Meg contacted me recently to tell her story. Sometimes the journey to GERD diagnosis is lightening fast. If your baby has typical symptoms of GERD, the doctor will diagnose and treat reflux right away. On the other hand, if the symptoms are not clear or the symptoms are uncommon, it can take a long time to get a diagnosis.
Early on, Jacob had symptoms of Gastroesophageal Reflux or GER such as spit up and fussiness. GER is common in infancy and resolves as the baby matures. Meg was instructed to change Jacob's formula and hold him upright after a feeding. He gained weight slowly and Meg continued to worry despite reassurances from the doctor that he would get better in a few months.
Months past and Jacob continued to have worrisome symptoms during mealtime such as gagging and choking. He would occasionally vomit an entire feeding hours after the meal. When Jacob struggled with spoon feeding, he was referred to a feeding therapist. While he made some progress with accepting new flavors and textures, he continued to gag and vomit during and after mealtime. These worrisome symptoms prompted the feeding therapist to write in a report to the doctor that Jacob needed to be evaluated for GERD.
Meg said she tried to be proactive and have all of the tests and reports sent to the doctor. Somehow there was a communication breakdown. Did the doctor receive the report and read it? Did the doctor know further treatment was indicated? In retrospect, Meg wishes that she asked the doctor to read and review the reports with her. Apparently, the doctor didn't know about the therapist's recommendation or assumed the therapy was working and Meg didn't pursue further evaluations or treatment.
Jacob's feeding was about the same despite being in feeding therapy. At the same time, his GI symptoms progressed to regular vomiting, throat clearing and a cough associated with eating and choking. When Jacob was eventually seen by a pediatric gastroenterologist, he had GERD and painful ulcers on his esophagus.
Meg learned a great deal from this experience.
Her advice:
· Trust your Instincts: Moms often have a gut feeling something is wrong before anyone else.
· Get Copies of Reports: Send a copy of reports to the doctor and get a copy for yourself. Go over the reports during office visits.
· Ask: If you are concerned about something, no matter how trivial, you need to ask the doctor.
· Document: Take notes to help you remember what was discussed during an office visit, test or feeding therapy session. You may need to coordinate the care and treatment by alerting all of the care providers about new information and test results.
· Second Opinion: If you have communicated your concerns over multiple visits and you are not satisfied with the results, a second opinion may be needed.
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International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) - Resources: Suicide and the Media
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Preventing Suicide: a Resource for Media Professionals Become familiar with these guidelines prepared by the WHO and the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) Task Force on Suicide and the Media. - Read more http://www.who.int/mental_health/prevention/suicide/resource_media.pdf | |
Hvordan forebygge selvmord En veileder for mediefolk Heftet henvender seg til mediefolk som arbeider i aviser, i radio og TV og på nettet. De fleste anbefalingene gjelder for alle medier, mens noen bare er relevante for de trykte mediene. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/WHO_selvmordsforebygging_081106.pdf | |
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AUSTRALIA - Mindframe: Mental Illness and Suicide - A Resource for Stage and Screen Resource offers practical advice and information for people involved in the development of Australian film, television and theatre. It is designed to help inform truthful and authentic portrayals of mental illness and suicide. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/mindframe_for_stage_and_screen_2009.pdf | |
AUSTRALIA - Mindframe: Mental Illness and Suicide in the Media - A Resource for Courts Resource contains practical information for courts to support their direct and indirect interactions with the media. It contains suggestions for providing or managing information about mental illness or suicide that are consistent with best practice guidelines for reporting. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/mindframe_for_courts_2009.pdf | |
AUSTRALIA - Mindframe: Mental Illness and Suicide in the Media - A Resource for Police Resource provides practical advice for police to support their interactions with the media and suggests ways of talking about suicide and mental illness that are consistent with best practice guidelines for reporting. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/mindframe_for_police_2009.pdf | |
AUSTRALIA - Mindframe: Suicide and Mental Illness in the Media Suicide and Mental Illness in the Media has been produced as part of the Australian Government's Mindframe National Media Initiative. This Initiative aims to encourage responsible, accurate and sensitive portrayal of suicide, mental illness and mental health through a range of projects. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/mindframe_resource_for_mental_health_and_suicide_prevention_sectors_2009.pdf | |
AUSTRALIA - Reporting Suicide and Mental Illness Provides practical advice and information to support the work of media professionals. It is designed to inform responsible and appropriate reporting of suicide and mental illness in order to reduce harm and copycat behaviour. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Australia_Reporting.pdf | |
AUSTRALIA - Response Ability Resources for Journalism Education offers this guideline concerning the reporting of suicide and mental health issues. See Accuracy: Looking Beyond the Facts. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Australia_Response_Ability.pdf | |
AUSTRIA - Austria media guidelines for the reporting on sucide (2005) Shares a guideline on the reporting on suicide in the media. See how to decrease the probability of an imitation effect. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/austrian_media_guidelines.pdf | |
AUSTRIA - Leitfaden zur Berichterstattung über Suizid Das Kriseninterventionszentrum Wien hat diese Empfehlungen zur Berichterstattung über Suizide für JournalistInnen erstellt, da auch diese Berufsgruppe einen wertvollen Beitrag zur Suizidprävention leisten kann, indem Aspekte von Imitationsverhalten beachtet werden. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Austria_Leitfaden_Berichterstattung.pdf | |
BELGIUM - Als journalist kan je levens redden Offers the Do's and Don'ts, in this Flemish guideline, for the reporting of suicide by the media. See "Zelfdoding en imitatie." - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/belgium_als_journalist_kan_je_levens_redden.pdf | |
BELGIUM - Suicide et presse - Reflexions a l'usage des medias Cette plaquette à l'usage des médias a pour ambition de fournir aux professionnels, qui s'interrogent sur la meilleure manière de relater un suicide, des indications sur l'état des connaissances et sur la meilleure façon de le faire. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Belgium_Reflexions_Medias.pdf | |
BELGIUM - Zelfdoding en de pers - Aanbevelingen voor journalisten In Flemish, this guideline encourages the development of an editorial policy for the reporting of suicide in the media. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Belgium_Aanbevelingen_Journalisten.pdf | |
CANADA - Guidelines in Dealing with the Media in the Event of a Suicide Bilingual (English/French) document, published by the Mental Health Commission of New Brunswick, offers this resource prepared by Oswald LeBlanc. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Canada_Guidelines_Media.pdf | |
CANADA - Suicide - A media resource book Discover this resource distributed by the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention. See "Myths and Facts about Suicide." - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Canada_Media_Resource_Book.pdf | |
ENGLAND - Working with the Media Produced by the World Health Communication Associates, this publication is designed to help health communicators become more media-wise, to work actively and effectively with the media to advocate for healthier behaviours, choices and policies. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/England_Working%20with%20the%20Media.pdf | |
GERMANY - Suizid, Suizidversuche und Suizidalität Subtitled " Empfehlungen für die Berichterstattung in den Medien," this resource provides guidelines for the reporting of suicide in the media. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Germany_Suizide%20Suizidversuche%20und%20Suizidalitat.pdf | |
HONG KONG - Hong Kong Journalists Association 香港記者協會 - Press Release Press release on media ethics details that the HKJA encourages media organizations to focus on underlying suicide trends, instead of individual cases. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/HongKong_Press_Release.pdf | |
HONG KONG - Suicide and the Media: Recommendations on Suicide Reporting for Media Professionals Browse to become familiar with this publication published by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Prevention and Research - Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Hong Kong. - Read more http://csrp.hku.hk/media/ | |
INDIA - Suicide Prevention: Information for Media Professionals Explore this guideline prepared by the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences designed for media professionals. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/India_Information_Media_Professionals.pdf | |
IRELAND - Media Guidelines for the Protrayal of Suicide Produced by the Irish Association of Suicidology and the Samaritans, this guideline offers information and advice about factual and dramatic portrayals of suicide in the media. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Ireland_Media_Guidelines.pdf | |
JAPAN - Recommendations for the Mass Media Reporting on Youth Suicide Browse to read this guideline written by Yoshitomo Takahashi, M.D. of the Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Japan_Recommendations_Media_Youth.pdf | |
NEW ZEALAND - Suicide and the Media: The reporting and portrayal of suicide in the media Browse to become familiar with this guideline published by the New Zealand Youth Suicide Prevention Strategy that was published by the Ministry of Health. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/NewZealand_Suicide_Media.pdf | |
NORTHERN IRELAND - Working Together Preventing Suicide: Media Guidelines Shares this resources relating to the reporting of suicide in the media, published by the Northern Ireland Western Health and Social Services. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/NorthernIreland_Western_Health_Social_Services.pdf | |
reportingonsuicide.org - Recommendations for Reporting on Suicide Guide in various languages details important points for covering suicide, suggestions for online media, do's and don'ts, suicide warning signs. See Avoid Misinformation and Offer Hope or What to do when someone exhibits warning signs of suicide. - Read more http://reportingonsuicide.org/ | |
SCOTLAND - The Reporting of mental health and suicide by the media Subtitled "A practical guide for journalists," this resource is published by the National Union of Journalists Scotland. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/Scotland_Reporting_Media.pdf | |
UK - Covering Suicide Worldwide: Media Responsibilities Offers guidelines, training, and ethical issues raised by the latest review of research about the impact of media coverage on suicidal behaviour. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedKingdom_Covering_Suicide_Worldwide.pdf | |
UK - Media Guidelines Produced by The Samaritans, this resource offers journalists a comprehensive guideline on the reporting of suicide in the media. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedKingdom_Media_Guidelines.pdf | |
UK - Suicide Guideline for Papryus Members Guidelines outline the position of PAPRYUS (Prevention of Young Suicide) with reference to the media. They provide advice on how to deal with newspaper, magazine and radio interviews and television appearances. - Read more http://iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedKingdom_MediaGuidelines_PAPYRUS.pdf | |
UK - Suicide Sensitive Journalism Handbook Produced by the Centre for Policy Alternatives and the PressWise Trust (UK), this document offers guidelines on Suicide Reporting in Mainstream Media. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedKingdom_Sensitive_Journalism_Handbook.pdf | |
UK - The Media and Suicide: Guidance for journalists from journalists Details how sensitive reporting saves lives and offers guidelines for what sensitive reporting includes. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedKingdom_Media_Suicide.pdf | |
UK - Working with the Media Handbook, produced by the MediaWise Trust and World Health Communication Associates, offers guidance to those who want to help media professionals provide reliable information about public health issues. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedKingdom_Working_Media.pdf | |
USA - At-a-Glance: Safe Reporting on Suicide Become familiar with this guide delivered by the Suicide Prevention Resource Center. See what to avoid or what to do. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedStates_MA_Safe_Reporting.pdf | |
USA - Guide to engaging the media in suicide prevention Published by SPAN USA and the Suicide Prevention Resource Centre (SPRC), guide provides suicide prevention advocates – both individuals and organizations – with the tools to generate media coverage and the skills to act as effective spokespeople. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedStates_Engaging_Media.pdf | |
USA - Recommendations From a Workshop on Suicidal Contagion and the Reporting of Suicide Report details the role of the media in the reporting of suicides. Browse to read recommendations offered. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/United%20States_NJ_Contagion_Reporting.pdf | |
USA - Reporting on Suicides: Recommendation for the Media Multi-agency report addresses the reporting of suicide in the media and suicidal contagion. See recommendations provided. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedStates_Reporting_Recommendations.pdf | |
USA - Suicide and Publicity: Help for journalists who report suicidal deaths Prepared by the Crisis Intervention Centre in Nashville, Tennessee, this resource offers guidelines for journalists and the media in the reporting of suicide. - Read more http://www.iasp.info/pdf/task_forces/UnitedStates_TN_Suicide_Publicity.pdf | |