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Hi everyone, its the end of Week 8. This week we have been carrying out a range of assessments with the children, well done to everyone for staying focussed and working hard at the end of a very long half term.
We enjoyed watching the Year 6 Leavers Assembly on Wednesday, followed by an afternoon of looking at human and animal skeletons, identifying which bones support the body, the rib cage and skull which protect the brain and heart and lungs and exploring how the body moves. Some great work produced.
Then on Thursday, after two assessments, in the afternoon, we played rounders and then did some work on families.
Yesterday was French day, after the Governor's awards and a drumming assembly, the children made some shields based on Liberte, Egalite and Fraternite, the French Motto, these are fabulous and many children received one of my special postcards. Then in the afternoon, the children had a go at making the Eiffel Tower from marshmallows and spaghetti.Photos to follow.
Bonne weekend and here's to the last week. x Mrs C
Now at the end of week 7 ! The children all received their reports today so enjoy reading them over the weekend. It has been Aspirational week and the class have been involved in lots of different activities around school. They also put together the amazing Parent Event on Thursday which went brilliantly and was very well attended, thank you for coming ! We have been revising in Maths and next week we will be completing the End of Term Assessments in reading, maths and spelling. Today, we spent the morning talking about money and what we need it for to live. We talked about the key concepts of earning, saving, spending and donating. The children worked in groups to earn the sum of £15 (in toy money) they then decided what to do with it. The children loved the activity and came up with some great ideas. Well done class 11. Happy weekend all. Mrs C
We are at the end of week 6. Sorry I missed adding anything last week! Here is a quick update.
Last week, was Art History week and it was great to see so many children dressed up last Friday. We explored Robin Hood and also DH Lawrence as part of the Year 3 History curriculum. In Maths, we came to the end of Capacity and did lots of problem solving on this. The children visited their new classes for the day too.
So, we are at the end of Week 3. In Maths, the children have been learning about weight and measuring and comparing the capacity of objects. They have worked really hard and have gained a lot of success too. Well done everyone. In English, the class have been learning about the Present Perfect and then planning and writing rhyming poems about food. In Science, we have been recording the food we have eaten daily in a Food Diary. The children have brought these home this weekend. Please encourage them to return these this coming week. We have been exploring nutrition and what we should include in a balanced diet. We have also begun to look at what animals eat and exploring whether they are omnivores, herbivores and carnivores and what their habitat is like. In Gym, we started working on juggling and in PSHE, what it means to be British. Many thanks to those parents / carers who have volunteered to cook on Wednesday afternoon this week. Also, don't forget we have Sports Day on Friday, please ensure that your son / daughter has sun cream, water and a hat, if this weather continues. Bonne weekend. Mrs Carlton
Week 6. Half Term is here ! What a last week ! We carried out some assessments in class: Science, writing and spelling and we worked on the 24 hour clock, durations of events and Roman Numerals in Maths, we will return to Time during the first week back.
In the children's home school diaries, they wrote their colours for the Sports Day teams. If you have any questions about this, please ask on the first day back as there is a list in the classroom.
We will be changing topic for the last half term to Food, which we are really excited about.
Enjoy the half term break and we will see you soon. Mrs Carlton.
Week 5 !
What a perfect end with a wonderful celebration of the Royal Wedding. In the morning, we shared our Paired writes of the story and did some Maths mosaic challenges. In the afternoon, we played croquet and jenga and then finished with an Assembly guessing which teachers were in their wedding dresses.
In Maths, we have been continuing with Time: 12 and 24hour clock work. In English, we have been studying apostrophes for contraction. In Science, we explored how plants fertilise and have set up a new investigation to see how water is transported through celery.
In Gym, we practised doing handstands and in PHSE, we talked about being Generous with our time and our talents.
Well done everyone, the last week is here ! Bonne weekend. Mrs Carlton
A great week, the children have been practising using Inverted commas in English and in Maths we have started the topic of Time. Please try and practise this with your children over the next few weeks.
In topic we talked about the Twin Towers and what a memorial is. The children then designed their own.
In Science, we set up an Investigation to see how water travels up a stem but unfortunately it hasn't worked so next week we will start again with celery !
Enjoy the weekend. Mrs C
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Week two has been jam packed. Well done to everyone on the trip on Monday, it was a great day. A big thank you to all the parents that were able to join us. Swimming also went well on Tuesday.
In English, we have been delving further into our book and writing a debate which was performed today. In Maths, we have been finding fractions of amounts. In gym, we did some balancing on some high equipment, followed by discussing Generosity and what it means. In Science, we explored the functions of a plant's parts. In Art today, we have been drawing a foot balancing on a rope between the Twin Towers. We finished with a discussion about Notre Dame and practising our Building song. Have a good weekend, let's hope it stops raining! Mrs C
A great start to the first week with our new text and topic: Buildings. The children have been getting into the story and have written a character description already.
In Maths, we have been exploring fractions and looking at equivalents, patterns and fractions on a number line. Well done everyone, it has been tough but you have worked so hard.
In Science, we started our new topic about Plants and the children learnt about the parts of a flower: enjoy your homework.
In Re, we learnt about Christian symbols, in music we are starting to learn a song about Building a Pyramid. In Art, we started to learn how to draw a Bird's eye view.
It has been hot and you have all coped really well.
On Monday, is the trip to Brackenhurst, non uniform please, hats, suncream and water bottles if its hot, enjoy your day, Don't forget your packed lunch.
Bonne weekend, Mrs C
So, a short week but a very actioned packed one too. This week, we have been carrying out assessments in reading, spelling, writing, science and maths. A huge well done to everyone who worked so hard.
In the afternoons, we completed our topic on Stone Age to Iron Age, exploring and comparing life in the Stone Age to the Iron Age. The children could see a real difference and produced some lovely work.
Today, in the afternoon, we read the Easter story and the children gave their views about the most important day of the Easter holiday!
See you all after the hols, stay safe, Mrs Carlton.
A week of Sport ! Well done to everyone for being so enthusiastic about our daily runs, swimming and rowing, a brilliant week.
In English, we have been continuing with Iron Man, reading chapters one and two, creating some excellent drawings yesterday with some fabulous similes: As tall as the Empire State Building!
In maths, we have been working on perimeter and solving some tricky problems with two 10 in 10 mental maths sessions too.
In Topic, we drew and wrote about the Bronze Age: houses, clothing and pottery.
In Science, we completed our Rocks and Soils topic and did our half termly assessment.
On Friday afternoon, every child made a bookmark following a Bronze Age pattern. A huge thank you to all the parents and grandparents who have been supporting us over the last three weeks.
Next week, we will be carrying out the half termly assessments, finishing with some fun Easter activities on Thursday.
Happy weekend.
Mrs Carlton
Wow, what an exciting Science week it has been! We focussed on two books: The Pebble in my pocket and the Street beneath my feet. These were two great texts to link in with our Rocks and Soils topic.
The week began reading the Pebble in my pocket and making predictions about what it would be about. In the afternoon, the children carried out a Poo investigation.
On Tuesday, the children in between swimming and Maths, started to sequence the story and record the journey on the pebble in pictures.
Wednesday was fun, setting off rockets and then exploring soils and where they sit on the earth.
Thursday was spent doing further sequencing and then continuing with measure in maths. In the afternoon, we read some of the Street beneath my feet and explored the earth below, completing some fabulous artwork. Thanks to so many parents for joining us.
Today, we wrote a description of the Pebble's journey and subtracted measurements too. In the afternoon, we did lots more fabulous sewing. Again thanks to all volunteers.
Bonne weekend, Mrs Carlton
Hi everyone, end of week two and it was fabulous. Well done to all of you who dressed up on Monday for World Book Day, you all looked amazing and had a great day! Our focus was Ted Hughes and Anne Fine and I know that you enjoyed reading in different classes and hearing Miss Marvin read to you too.
Tuesday was photos and swimming and Mother's Day cards (hope you all enjoy Sunday mums!)
Wednesday, we continued with our measuring focus in maths and you all planned a recount of World Book Day. In the afternoon, we explored Rocks and Soils further in Science !
Thursday, you all wrote a recount in our Posh Books about World Book Day, then we started some new topic work on the Bronze Age, everyone completed a Timeline!
Friday, we watched The Black Hole and wrote about it, in Maths, we measured each other and then we started our sewing in the afternoon, thanks for all the helpers ! We had lots of success and have many potentially good seamstresses!
Thanks to all parents who attended our two parents evenings as well, it was great to see so many of you!
Next week is Science week and we look forward to seeing some of you on Thursday afternoon. We will be using two fabulous books: The Pebble in My Pocket and the Street beneath my feet as a focus in English !
Bonne weekend! Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Well, it was an interesting first week back, with the snow!
Well done to everyone who behaved brilliantly at swimming and enjoyed the session.
In English, we wrote recounts of swimming and did some fabulous work on the past tense.
In Maths, we looked at tables and pictograms again.
In Science, we started our new topic of Rocks and Soils, the children tested out a range of rocks, exploring their qualities!
On Monday, we will be celebrating WORLD BOOK DAY, we look forward to seeing you all dressed up! We, as a class, will be focussing on two authors: Anne Fine and Ted Hughes. We will be spending time with other classes in the afternoon, sharing books. We can't wait!
Enjoy the snowy weekend, stay safe! Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
We made it to the end of half term!
This week, we have almost finished the Stone Age books (non-fiction) and after the finishing touches, we will be sharing them with Year 2, during the first two weeks back.
In Maths, we have been using data to create pictograms and tally charts.
In computing, we did Stop Motion animation which everyone enjoyed.
In Science, we completed our assessment on Magnets and Forces and we will be starting our new topic which is Rocks and Soils.
We also completed some Independent writing on the Stone Age as part of our assessments.
Swimming will start on the first week back, we will then be doing indoor PE on a Thursday afternoon.
We will be continuing with the Stone Age and then moving onto the Bronze Age and Iron Age for the rest of the half term.
Have a good break ! Mrs C
Well what a week !
The children have carried on with their Stone Age work, writing a newspaper report after making an amazing discovery of Stone Age artefacts.
In English, we have been exploring the Stone Age E book further, using headings and subheadings, numbering and then finishing the week, exploring Stonehenge, writing paragraphs using conjunctions.
Next week, the children will be writing their own non-fiction book about the Stone Age to share with Year 2. They are very excited!
In Maths, we have been adding and subtracting using money and on Friday, explored giving change.
On Wednesday, the children learnt all about being safe online.
We hope you received your letter about our forthcoming trip on the 5th March, please let either Mrs Stevenson or I know, if you can come and help. We are really looking forward to this day out!
Next week, we will be sending PE kits home and also awarding Pen Licences!
Bonne weekend, Mrs Carlton
Wow, week four is complete already. We have been exploring a Stone Age E book, answering comprehension questions then creating subordinate clauses using conjunctions. "Even though the Stone Age was hard, it was fun!
In Maths, we have been looking at the Inverse: multiply is the opposite of divide, divide is the opposite of multiply!
In Science, we created Dioramas using magnets; that was very fun!
On Thursday, we painted our necklaces!
What a week ending in Kayla leaving us, good luck.
Bonne weekend, Mrs C
Another excellent week, we saw three Head Teacher Awards and Eleanor and Kayla in the Gold Book.
This week in English, we finished Stone Age Boy and the children have loved it, a really great introduction to our new topic.
In Maths, we have been carrying on multiplying and dividing.
In Topic, the children have designed and started making their own Stone Age jewellery and loved it. They could even be seen outside at playtime collecting sticks and stones!
In Science, they explored magnetic and non-magnetic materials and in PE, we have done Football. It will be on a Friday from now on!
Have a lovely weekend everyone, Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Well done everyone for a great second week.
The main highlight was the shelter building on Thursday afternoon. Most groups completed the task really well and managed to get all of their group undercover!
We ended the week yesterday with the children creating their own mini Stone Age scenes out of plasticine. I promise I will share some photos next week. The children loved it and it was super to see them being so creative!
In English, we have been continuing with Stone Age boy and re-writing our own versions of the story. We have also been practising using Inverted commas when writing speech.
In Maths, we have been doing multiplication, column method and really practising our 8xtable. The children are seeing lots of success. Yesterday we used the website Hit The Button and it was great to see so many children getting things right! Please feel free to practise at home!
In Science, we explored magnets and learnt about the two poles and magnets attracting and repelling.
A fantastic week; great to see Kaila and Eleanor in the Gold Book this coming Friday.
See you all next week.
Well done to all for a busy first week back.
We are really getting stuck into our new topic The Stone Age and in English, we have been reading Stone Age boy. We have been improving our sentences using subordinating conjunctions.
In Maths, we have been doing multiplication by repeatedly adding. We are also having a big push on times tables.
In Science, the children carried out an exciting Forces Investigation outside.
In RE, the children wrote a Creation Story.
We have started our new project: to build a waterproof shelter, to fit five people, crouching! The children have written a letter in their homework books about what to collect, please don't go and buy anything!
In PE we are doing Football and Dance, there will be some information coming over the next few weeks about Swimming, this will be every Tuesday after half term.
Bonne weekend everyone, Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Happy New Year everyone, we hope you have had a restful holiday and a lovely Christmas.
Our new topic is the Stone Age and the teachers are very excited! During Thursday and Friday afternoons this half term, we will be doing some really exciting Project work which will also be very practical.
This first week, you will plan and design, in groups, your own Waterproof shelter and we will be testing it out the following week. As a bit of advanced warning, we will need you to start collecting items to build it with, please don't go and buy anything, try and think about what recyclable things you have left over from Christmas, remember it also needs to be waterproof too. Happy hunting.
The timetable will be slightly different too, with an extra reading session after lunch on a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for 30 mins.
See you all tomorrow!
Hi everyone, another great week. We have been rehearsing hard and can't wait to share A Christmas Carol with you next week. If your son / daughter is a dancer, please send in some party clothes in a named carrier bag on Monday. All other children have been asked to wear a Christmas jumper with their uniform, so please send this in on Monday too please.
This week, we have been working really hard to keep our classroom tidy and the trays have been emptied and water bottles sent home. We have decided not to allow pencil cases in school after Christmas as they seem to be a distraction. The children have all the stationery they need in school.
This week we have been carrying out assessments in Maths, English and Science and you will receive information on your son / daughter's individual targets at the end of the first week back, in the New Year.
We have not set any homework today and we won't be next week either, the children will need a rest over the holidays, ready for the Spring Term.
Well, enjoy a chilled weekend everyone, next week is going to be a busy one. On Friday, we will be having our Christmas parties, so party clothes please!
Bonne weekend, Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Hi everyone, a huge thank you to all of you who came to our Gallery event. It was a huge success and we hope you enjoyed it.
We are on the countdown to Christmas now but we are trying to keep the routine going with normal lessons where possible. We have started writing our own versions of the wonderful story of The Magic Paintbrush and will be sharing these with Year 5 when finished. In Maths, we are doing multiplication and division.
In Science we have started Forces, a new topic and in history, we have been exploring some Chinese artefacts.
Over the next couple of weeks we will also be carrying out some informal assessments, we will keep things as normal as possible. Mrs Carlton
Another busy one, the children, in the afternoons have been getting ready for our Gallery visit next Wednesday at 2.30pm. We have been completing artwork and creating frames and Gallery Guides. In Maths, we have been subtracting which everyone has worked really hard on. In English, we explored the prefix-un and have been teaching the class joined handwriting which is going well. In between lessons, we have started rehearsing for the Christmas performances and singing lots!
Have a good weekend everyone, Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
A busy week, it was fabulous to see you all dressed up in your spots yesterday with a fabulous assembly and cat walk. Well done everyone!
Congratulations to Leah and Austin in the Gold Book too.
We have been working hard on our Artwork this week and the children are producing some amazing pictures. In English, we have been looking at using adverbs and prepositions in our writing as well as practising that all important skill of using a dictionary. In Maths, we have been subtracting using counting on and partitioning. In RE, the children wrote a great article about churches. In Science, we completed our Light topic with an assessment: well done to all. Bonne weekend. Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Another fabulous week Class 11. We have been writing letters to parents about a forthcoming Gallery visit, we will let you know more soon. We have been practising using prepositions to explain where things are (above, in, on, under ) We have been practising finding information in the Index of a book.
In Maths, we have all been adding in different ways: column addition, partitioning, number facts to 10 and 100 and using near multiples of 10 (19 and 11).
In Science, we had a revision session about Light, the children did really well.
In PE, we did Dance and Football. In Music, we started learning a new song about Clowns and then we did some artwork to go with it.
We have also started talking about Children in Need, more to come next week.
The children loved a session we had on the church and who attends, what is in a church and what happens there: baptism, Christmas, marriage and funerals. We will write this up next week as a Factfile.
Bonne weekend. Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson
Welcome back after the Half Term everyone.
We have started back really well, using The Usborne Book of Art as our text. We have been looking at subheadings and headings and exploring using the Index and Contents pages.
In Maths, we have been looking at ways to add and subtract using multiples of 10 and 100.
In Science, we investigated what would happen if there was no light and the children wrote a newspaper article.
In PHSE, we explored the word EQUALITY and are in the process of creating a display for the whole of Year 3.
We started Football and Dance and the children are learning a new dance based on China.
See attached the homework for this week.
Yesterday we sent home the Christmas cards, please send your orders in if you would like some for Christmas!
Finally, we sent home the Parental Flyer to show you what we will be covering this coming half term.
Great to see so many of you at Parents evening too.
Enjoy the weekend, Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson
Week five is over all ready, we cannot believe that half term is around the corner. This week, we have been planning our own letters about chosen objects not getting on, based on the Day the Crayons Quit.
In Maths, we started addition looking at using our known number bond facts in our calculations. In French, we wrote sentences about crayons. In basketball, we set up some small team games. A busy week ending with two of our class in Gold Book: Keaton and Verity and a Head Teachers award for Leah.
Next week, we will be carrying out assessments in reading, writing, spelling and maths, it will be in class and will give us an indication as to how the children are getting on. The afternoons will be as normal with a Year 3 basketball game on Wednesday afternoon. Bonne weekend.
Another great week.Homework and spellings attached.
We have been focussing on using "a" and "an" again in English and exploring the emotions of the crayons. We have also started planning our own stories about household objects and practised hot seating different household objects yesterday.
In Maths, we have had a final week on Place value and used liquids and cylinders to practise adding 100 and 10, ending in applying our knowledge today.
We wrote out a poem in French about crayons and also learnt to play Amazing Grace on the glockenspiel.
Another busy week and full of celebrations: Keaton and Verity in the Gold Book. Bonne weekend. Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
This week has been fantastic ending in a great fundraiser yesterday afternoon, thank you for the cake and cash donations and for supporting this very worthy cause, the children loved it and were brilliantly behaved.
In Maths we have been practising adding 100 more and subtracting 100 from three digit numbers and then applying our knowledge. Place value is really starting to stick now!
In English, we have been writing letters and taking on the roles of the different crayons in the book. In our grammar session, we practised using "a" with consonants and "an" with vowels.
The spellings are going well, the children will bring the new set home in their yellow folder once a week, you have a week to learn them and then they will be tested and recorded in their home school diary. I attach them in the Spellings section above.
Science has been really practical this week and the children loved it!
Have a restful weekend everyone, Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Well done Class 11 for another fabulous week. We have really got stuck into our new book The Day the Crayons Quit, working on both colours and feelings. We also completed a lesson on commas in a list. In Maths, we have been practising placing numbers on a number line and then on Friday, we did some great problem solving on this too. In Science, we looked at different materials to see whether they were transparent, translucent or opaque. Another great basketball session, focussing on bounce passes. In French, we started to learn some songs about colour and did some fabulous artwork.
Have a good weekend, Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Hi a great full first week back everyone.
In Maths, we have been working on Place Value and what each digit is worth in a number, we have also had a big push on the 3 times table and have been chanting it around the classroom each day.
In English, we have continued working on the Colour of Home, looking at emotions and change. Everyone wrote a story about their journey to Year 3 from Year 2 and these were a pleasure to mark. It was lovely to see that everyone feels positive about their new teachers and classroom.
In Science, the children started their new topic on light and had a very active and practical first session.
In RE, we talked about life as a Christian and in French, we created an artist's palette and labelled each colour in French. PE has started well, it was fabulous to see that everyone had their kit.
Tomorrow, a letter will be sent out explaining how the spellings work, please ask if you have any questions.
We look forward to next week and starting our new story "When the Crayons Quit" . Have a lovely weekend. Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Welcome to Class 11 Parents / carers and children.
Class 11 have made a really positive start to the term already. We have spent the last three days exploring the story The Colour of Home and creating some fabulous artwork for the classroom and corridor.
The children are already very settled and many have been reading at home already. There is a yellow box in the classroom for the children to put their home / school diaries and reading books in each morning. They will earn Dojo points if they read at home. Please make sure you record it in their diaries. They can also record that they have read too.
The timetable will begin on Monday and the children will be bringing home a spelling folder next week (yellow) so please practise their spellings with them. They will be tested weekly.
PE will be on a Monday and Thursday, please ensure your child has their kit in school. If your son /daughter wears earrings, please try and take them out on these days.Thanks.
Homework has been set this week, see attached.
Enjoy the weekend.
Mrs Carlton and Mrs Stevenson.
Times tables - Who wants to be a times table whizz?
Across school, children will be taking part in 'Who wants to be a times table whizz?'
This involves children choosing a times table that they aren't yet confident with (from those that they are expected to know in their current year group), then learning this times table in school and at home in order to earn awards!
The times table awards are as follows:
Bronze award: children are able to say the times table in steps (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10...)
Silver award: children are able to recite the times table from 1x to 12x (e.g. 1 x 2 is 2, 2 x 2 is 4, 3 x 2 is 6...)
Gold award: children can answer any multiplication or division fact linked to their times table (e.g. what is four lots of two? How many twos make twenty four?)
Children must achieve all three awards in their chosen times table before moving on to a new times table.
Year 3 need to work on their 2,3,4,5,8 and 10 times tables.


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Every year 5th class result is announced in last week of March similarly this year PEC Punjab education commission have decided to announce their 5th class result on the last day of March, awaiting students has been informed now that it is confirmed that result will be announce on 31 of March 2019 like every year. After scoring the papers, districts supply scoring sheets of all the students of all subjects to PEC. The scoring sheets consist of multiple choice questions marked by students and open ended questions marked by the examiners.
Students can check their result through different methods, as due to the to much load on BISE websites sometimes website get crash due to which many students are unable to find their result. We are at this page present you official result when its declared by Punjab examination commission. If you ar ethe student of class fifth and waiting for your result then keep in touch with us here.
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text: KIM WINSER, the acclaimed businesswoman credited with turning the fortunes of Pringle of Scotland around, has put her hand to another British heritage fashion label. Aquascutum, founded in 1851 and a fixture on the London catwalk for the last three seasons with collections designed by Graeme Fidler and Michael Herz, is set to receive her magic touch. "I think Aquascutum is one of the world's best loved fashion brands and has tremendous potential to grow into a truly global force in the industry," Winser, who left Pringle in December and was awarded an OBE in January, said yesterday. "It is already renowned for designing and producing beautiful ranges of luxury products and this will develop further as we expand the business to achieve its true potential." (April 20 2006, AM)Dolly Jones


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The ever fabulous and controversial soprano Maria Callas would have celebrated 90 years today. Fitting tributes around the web today include the Google homepage.
"I am not an angel and I do not pretend to be. That is not one of my roles. But I am not the devil either. I am a woman and a serious artist, and I would like so to be judged."


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Saturday, June 27, 2009
it just gets worse
There are 3 different things that can cause this to happen. I forget the first two because they don't think those are it. The third think is a duct that they can nick during surgery that cannot be fixed. This is the worst case scenario.
I didn't post last night because I couldn't see straight. I've never cried so hard in my life. I wanted to curl up and die on the floor. I couldn't stand or sit or walk or breath. This nightmare is never ending. I don't want to, nor know how to do this anymore. I have nothing left. Every day is one step forward and three steps back. It looks like she will not make it through. They keep telling me to not think that yet. I'm not sure how to think otherwise. We need a miracle now. That is what can save her. I do know that I don't know how to live past this.
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My heart is breaking for you. This is just too much. But remember- Miracles do happen. They really do and I imagine they have seen many at Rainbow. We are praying and praying for little Kaia and for you and all of the people caring for her. She is a tough cookie and continues to fight. Let's hope today is a better day. Try and just focus on today. God will give you the strength you need - even if you are mad at him...ReplyDelete
Peace, Kate
- AnonymousJune 27, 2009 at 9:27 AM
I wish I could be there to give you a big hug. As always, my thoughts are with you. You know where I am if you need me.ReplyDelete
God is in the business of miracles, so keep your faith, and your focus. There is a point where the doctors may not be able to know what's going on, but God always does. We will continue to pray for her recovery and strength. We love you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 27, 2009 at 11:45 AM
I am not sure we know each other, but we both graduated from the same high school in the 90's. I just want you to know that I will be praying for your sweet Kaia. She is beautiful. I pray that God would just touch her and heal her. Know that I am thinking and praying for your family.ReplyDelete
In God's Grace,
Michelle Joseph Fields
- AnonymousJune 27, 2009 at 2:52 PM
JUST REMEMBER THAT GOD WILL NOT GIVE YOU MORE THAN YOU CAN HANDLE.. HE WILL ALSO PROVIDE YOU THE STRENGTH TO GET THROUGH ANYTHING.. THATS WHAT I TELL MYSELF ALL THE TIME BECAUSE I HAVE A CHILD WITH DOWN SYNDROME.. I KNOW THAT IT DOES NOT EVEN COME CLOSE TO WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH BUT IT HAS ALWAYS HELPED ME GET THROUGH MY HARD DAYS.. KEEP THE FAITH AND HOPE ALIVE NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS.. EVERY CHILD IS A GIFT IS THERE OWN SPECIAL WAY..ReplyDelete
I can't imagine how tough this is. Just focus on today and stay as positive as possible. That tough little girl is still hanging on and if she's anything like her mommy, she's going to be one hell of a fighter. You just keep telling her every single time you see her that she is super strong and that she can get through this ...we are all praying for little Kaia to get better. We are praying she has the right doctors, is being touched by the right hands and at all times, has God's armor protecting her. Stay in faith, as hard as it is ...God is right there beside you - and He will help guide you through this. At the moments you feel lost and alone, just close your eyes and take a deep breath and let His love surround and rejuvenate you... Love you girl ... Sativa&Derrick
Our Father who art in heaven...may you be comforted by the grace of God and the love of family and friends. Kaia is a blessing from our Heavenly Father. Love and prayers to you and your family...BetsyReplyDelete
You don't know me, but I got an update about you from facebook b/c I went to Howland HS too. I wanted to tell you to try to keep your spirits up and pray for the best. Miracles do happen and my son is living proof of that. He was born two months early, had a stroke at birth and was diagnosed with a rare life threatening syndrome shortly after birth. He spent 4 months in the NICU at Cincinnati Children's and has undergone over 15 surgeries. He went intubated for 3 of those months and he eats via a feeding tube. He has fought through every battle and we have seen times when we didn't think he would pull through but he did. He amazed us and the doctors. Miracles are possible and show your little one all the love you have so he knows what to fight for. God bless you all.ReplyDelete
I am also a HHS alumni and wanted to let you know I am following Kaia's story and I am praying for her daily. She seems like a fighter and I pray for God to give you the strength you need to help her fight this battle.ReplyDelete
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Making the tiny room
There were five people ahead of me at the fabric table line in Joann Fabrics. All were women in their 50s-60s. More started stacking up behind me, all holding various bolts of fabric. My mind wandered to what sorts of projects they were all working on, then to the bolts I was carrying. Was the off-white linen too sheer? Was the teal too teal? Read More →
Building a tiny chair
In the midst of building a tiny room for a photo shoot, it became apparent that I needed an anchor piece of furniture. After a good deal of internet research, procrastination and then more internet research, I found myself making a one-third scale mid-century modern chair. Read More →
Studio portraits
Most of my creative time in 2018 was focused on filmmaking. After wrapping up a film that was emotionally exhausting, I wanted to get back into the studio and shoot some portraits. Read More →
Office portraits
I've unintentionally taken a long break from studio photography. I had some free time last night and decided to get back into it, shooting a new profile pic in my office. Read More →
After Emily
My latest short film, Emily, premiered ten days ago at the Studio. It was a fun night with a packed house that also heard Arlin's new album played in its entirety. The night was over before it seemed like it started, and another premiere night was behind me. Read More →
Fall colors
The fall colors are in full bloom, so I took the camera along for a walk this morning with Hannah, Martin and Finn. First stop was coffee at Free Press, then we walked around Washington Park. The colors were gorgeous. The wind put everything into motion. The dog was, as usual, an embarrassment. But it was a beautiful fall Sunday, and I was able to grab a few photos. Read More →
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Variations of rings during the 16th-17th centuries
As expected, rings varied in size and value. Ornamental rings were mostly worn by middle and upper classes, sometimes on all fingers as well as thumbs. Since all jewellery was handmade, each piece was unique, making them easier to identify if one had been stolen or lost. Interestingly, the wedding ring was not considered necessary, although some wealthy people did indeed wear wedding bands.
The most obvious kind of ring, especially for men and wealthy women, was the seal ring which was used to impress an image or motto into wax. These rings were especially useful to make servants or messengers appear official.


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The Red Solstice is currently free on the Humble Store
A free strategy game with up to 8-player co-op mode
Published: 15th January 2018 | Source: Humble Bundle |
The Red Solstice is currently free on the Humble Store
During this time, the game's sequel Solstice Chronicles: MIA will also be available with a 30% discount on the Humble Store, with this sale extending until January 25th.
Below is a brief description of what The Red Solstice currently offers. The game is reviewed as mostly positive on Steam, so this free offer is definitely worth taking advantage of if you are a fan of strategy games.
If you think you have what it takes to survive the onslaught, go forth, Space Marine!
The Red Solstice is a tactical, squad-based survival game set in the distant future on Mars, playable in single-player or with up to 8 players in cooperative online multiplayer.
Roam freely over huge maps, complete randomized objectives and deal with surprise events that keep you on the edge of your seat.
Survive and conquer by any means necessary. Get stronger every time. Level up to unlock new weapons and abilities. Try to survive the storm.
Key features
- Take the Lead: Issue commands and set waypoints and objectives for your friends as you outsmart and outgun your way through the derelict domiciles of Tharsis.
Play Your Way, Together: With support for 8-player co-op, play as one of 8 distinct, customizable classes, each with unique abilities and traits.
- Odd Jobs: Tackle an onslaught of randomly generated events with just one hour to make your mark. From zone defense to supply retrieval, you're never short of enemies to kill and objectives to complete.
Earn and Learn: Kill to earn experience points and unlock new abilities and classes. Heal allies, deploy turrets, launch grenades, set traps and much, much more.
- Tactical Single-Player: Play on your own and lead a squad through a satisfying single-player campaign, and lead your squad through a wide variety of levels using The Red Solstice's Tactical Mode, which lets you issue commands while slowing down the action.
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Below are the minimum PC system requirements for The Red Solstice, requiring 2GB of hard drive space, 4GB of RAM and a quad-core CPU. All modern gaming PCs should be able to handle this game with relative ease.
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Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 2 GB available space
Sound Card: A Fine High Definition Audio Device Never Hurt Anyone
Additional Notes: OpenGL / OpenAL
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China starts issuing 10-year 'R' visas
JAPANESE scientist Nami Nakamori wrote on WeChat: РђюFinally I got it! I will come!РђЮ
The 31-year-old was delighted to have received a multiple-entry visa that allows her to visit China over the next 10 years without needing to apply for a visa each time.
She can stay up to 180 days on each visit.
Nakamori was one of the first batch of foreigners to get the РђюRРђЮ visa for top foreign professionals. РђюRРђЮ means rencai, or professionals in English.
She arrived in Shanghai on February 28 to begin her post-doctoral research on lead-free piezoelectric ceramic materials at the Shanghai Institute of Ceramics. The research is aimed at eliminating the negative effects of lead piezoelectric material on humans and promote sustainable development.
Yuan Xiaoyu, director of the instituteРђЎs top talent recruitment program, said the new visa program helped Nakamori get her visa in five days.
When Yuan heard about the new visa, she submitted an application online for Nakamori. A letter confirming Nakamori as a top foreign talent eligible for the new visa was received the next day.
Nakamori took the letter to the Chinese Embassy in Japan on the morning of January 30 and had her visa by 4pm the same day.
РђюIРђЎm very happy and surprised to get the visa in just one day because I had spent six months to get the visa for another country where I planned to study,РђЮ Nakamori said.
Yuan said the new program saves time as it allows applicants, who can be top scientists, international entrepreneurs or leading figures in technology-intensive sectors, to sign a promise of authenticity of some information rather than submit documents. That can speed up the process.
Another beneficiary of the new visa program is Dale Sanders, director of the UKРђЎs John Innes Center, the worldРђЎs leading research institute in plant and microbial science.
He got his confirmation letter on January 15 and a 10-year multi-entry visa 11 days later. He is due to arrive in Shanghai on Thursday.
He visits Shanghai once or twice a year as his institute runs the Center of Excellence for Plant and Microbial Science with the Shanghai Institute of Plant Physiology and Ecology.
The institute used to have to send him an invitation one to two months before each visit and the process involved many forms to fill. He said the new policy made it more attractive for him to visit Shanghai.
The visa program is being piloted in Shanghai and another eight provinces and cities in China this year to attract overseas professionals.
Since it took effect on January 1, Shanghai has issued confirmation letters to 52 experts invited by local universities, research institutes and R&D centers. Professionals can also apply for visas for their spouses and children. Visa fees are waived for РђюRРђЮ visas.


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The Art of Roshan
Unlike most other artists who boast of being able to wield a brush since birth, Roshan Kurichyanil actually walked away from an interview at an art school. Offended by the disbelief that greeted him as criticism when he showcased his sculptures, what else was he to do? "I was practicing sculpture at that point of time, but my painting wasn't that great. In fact, I had pretty low scores in the exam, but they weren't low enough to keep me out," grins Roshan, voice almost drowned out by rain that accompanied us in a quaint little cafe in Bangalore.
Years after the little 'disaster' at the interview, Roshan is no longer the young man with the weak spot while playing with paints. With a riot of colours defining his journey as an artist, he is a man who believes in the wonders of stylization. "I am not trained and I am human, so I can of course make mistakes! But with the joys of stylization, my lack of knowledge about the human anatomy is made up by my ability to see and explore shapes, he explains.
Inspired by the likes of Pascal Campion, Sean Gordon Murphy, Skotty Young, Mike Mignola and many more, Roshan's initiation into the world of comics as a creator happened years ago at the Mumbai Comic Con. Though he didn't have a published comic to boast of back then, sitting around at the venue with two of his mates, his initiative to greet people with commissioned art work was a huge success! And at the next Comic Con, he along with Kishore and Sinu, not only started Libera Artisti but had a graphic novel, Autopilot to launch. And they are currently working on a new idea!
Plagued with issues of incomplete comics, spondylosis and even rampant plagiarism, though Roshan's journey has been a rocky one, he confirms that it is one he had always wanted to experience. "Sure, it doesn't pay much, but it is definitely worth the shot," he smiles. "At the end of the day, this is the life I wanted and I can surely confirm that the journey has been good!"
Though hugely successful as an artist and a creator of graphic novels, Roshan is the simple man with the simple thoughts and of course, the man who chooses to believe in simple art. "Most of my works are spontaneous," he confesses while trying to define his creations in his own words. "I don't plan or sit and think and I don't try to desperately capture what is perceived as 'realistic' either. I believe that if you can capture what you feel, you have already succeeded as an artist. But to be an artist, you need to know where to start and to be honest to yourself," he says. Adopting a signature to go with his works only very recently, Roshan literally shudders at the thought of watermarking images. "Yes, works get plagiarized, yes it is not right to steal someone's creations, but in my experience, you can either talk to the person make him see sense of be able to do nothing about it," he shrugs. "But that does not mean you put watermarks all over your art! In my eyes watermarks are like the huge kohl spots mothers lovingly adorn their babies with to ward off the evil eye. Does it actually make sense? No. Instead, what it does is make the entire picture look ridiculously ugly!"
As his very last evening in Bangalore for a while draws to an end, Roshan leaves aspiring artists some wise words to ponder over, a result of a lesson he had learnt during his early years as an artist: "Don't sit and work for long stretches! After months of doing nothing but waking up to computers and work, a friend of mine and I ended up with severe back problems. And trust me, you wouldn't want to go through it!"


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Tasmania opens gender options
Tasmania is making gender optional on birth certificates.
The state's Lower House has passed the Marriage Amendments Bill after Liberal speaker Sue Hickey voted with opposition parties to bring forth debate.
The Liberal Government opposes the amendments and says the Bill was hijacked by Labor and the Greens, was sloppily drafted, and could have unpredictable (and undefined) consequences.
The legislation makes specifying a gender on birth certificates optional, and removes a requirement for transgender people to have surgery in order to have their gender recognised.
People aged 16 years or older will be able to apply to change their registered gender without parental approval, and laws have been expanded to allow individuals to freely express their gender without discrimination.
The legislation passed to decidedly low-key celebrations.
Martine Delaney from Transforming Tasmania said it was almost anti-climactic.
"All this will do is make a positive difference to the lives of young trans and gender-diverse people," she said.
"It's been something that's taken so long and it's been such a struggle over the past 12 months, with the Government not at all supporting us, but we've got there."
Ms Hickey expressed her support for the amended legislation.
"This is indeed an historic occasion," Ms Hickey said.
"I believe wholeheartedly that this Bill removes the discrimination of the transgender community and the only unintended consequence would be that a failure to pass this legislation would result in more psychological damage to the transgender community and their families.
"This is not a win for any particular political party, rather it grants dignity to the transgender community."
The Catholic Church-backed Tasmanian Coalition for Kids, and the Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) want the legislation repealed.
ACL spokesperson Ben Smith said many Tasmanians would oppose the changes, if they knew about them.
"We have no doubt that when the broader community becomes aware of the negative impact of these changes, that the case for repealing these changes will become overwhelming," Mr Smith said.
Premier Will Hodgman appeared to back that view.
"Because of the refusal by Labor and the Greens to consider the legal consequences of their amendments, it is highly likely the Parliament will need to fix up problems with the legislation, and [it might mean] repeal of the Labor-Green amendments at a later date," he said.
None of the opponents have given a clear argument on what these 'negative impacts' or 'consequences' might be.


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Question and Clarification-hiv
Hi Moderators.
I have questions and some concerns,pls answer.
1.UniStik 3 lancet used in Testing HIV Clinic in USA, I assume they are single use and cannot be re used on any other person. If re used what are chances getting HIV transmitted in this way.
2.I tried using latex based Condoms during Sex with my Wife partner.Is it safe to use during sex or there is risk of hiv transmission in it.
3.I am HIV negative after testing 7 months since the incident happened from last year November. My Wife is negative,I want move ahead with life but still thinking what if and above cases.
I appreciate your quick reply
Hello and thanks for reaching out to the AIDS Vancouver Helpline.
It seems you are concerned that you might have HIV even though you tested negative 7 months after an exposure. We are glad to provide some information.
For you first question on Unistik 3 Lancet, we do not comment on specific products. Your doctor would be in the best position to provide information on this. However we do not perceive any situation where a clinic would reuse any needle especially if it is supposed to be used once. Clinicians are aware on risks of infections that are caused by this and ensure that cross contamination does not occur.
All condoms are manufactured to provide protection against sexually transmitted diseases. We do not comment on particular products but advice that you check the expiry date and ensure the package has not been compromised.
If you have been tested 7 months after an exposure and the results came back as HIV negative then you are HIV free. You can read additional information on prevention from CATIE website
The Aids Vancouver Helpline Online forum has postings that are related to your question that you can read for additional information. If you have any further questions feel free to contact us again.
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In the middle of an extreme personal tragedy, one local boy is going to get the Christmas wish of his life.
Two weekends ago, Kendra Miller was taken off life support after a one-vehicle accident with her son, Brayden, 5, on Highway 146 in Crestwood last month.
Faced with losing his mother and now living with his grandmother, Debbie Miller, there was a question of how Brayden would be able to enjoy Christmas without his mother, and likely without many presents, since Debbie took medical leave while her daughter was in the hospital.
Two men who allegedly robbed the Thornton's in Buckner have been indicted on charges related to that incident.
Douglass A. Orr, 28, of Pleasureville, was indicted on charges of first degree robbery, first degree assault and receiving stolen property, firearm, in relation to the armed robbery of the gas station on Oct. 16.
LAWRENCEBURG – Anderson County's post-game locker room chat took longer than usual last Tuesday.
Much longer.
To be sure, Anderson County was happy with its 49-43 win over regional foe Oldham County.
It was how the Lady Bearcats closed things out – or, more accurately, did not close them out, on the home court at that – that had Anderson coach Clay Birdwhistell in less than a jovial mood.
GOSHEN – North Oldham went into its game against Atherton 2-2 but yet to play a close game.
So when Lady Rebel forward Jasmine Lewis knocked down two free throws to trim North's lead to 52-50 with less than two minutes to play Tuesday, Lady Mustangs coach Dan Pfaff wanted to see how his team would respond.
North got the job done, holding on for a 62-56 win behind 24 points from junior guard Cat Fiorito. Fiorito hit all eight free throws she took in the final minute to seal the victory.
Facing a pesky Marshall University team last month, Louisville coach Rick Pitino was looking for a second-half lineup that could put the game away.
Pitino turned to Cardinals regulars like Wayne Blackshear, Chris Jones and Montrezl Harrell.
He also turned to walk-on sophomore guard David Levitch.
The former North Oldham star played 15 minutes, scoring six points and grabbing two steals in what turned out to be an 85-67 U of L win.
CRESTWOOD – Minutes after his team beat Trimble County by 35 points Friday, Oldham County coach Coy Zerhusen said the Raiders would "surprise some people in a couple of games this year."
Zerhusen's prediction came true three nights later.
Center Michael Dunaway scored 33 points and Trimble stunned South Oldham 65-53 Monday night on the Dragons' home court.
It was the Raiders' first win against South since a 59-56 victory on Dec. 15, 2000 – nine games into coach Steve Simpson's first season in Crestwood.
BUCKNER – Improved defense led to Oldham County's best offensive output in nearly 14 years Saturday night.
The Colonels led Kentucky Country Day 38-36 at halftime before scoring 35 points in the third quarter and running away to a 100-66 home win in the 12th Annual Ronald McDonald House Classic.
Six OC players scored in double-figures as the Colonels moved to 6-0 on the season.
BUCKNER – One day after its worst offensive performance of the year, Oldham County had its best Saturday afternoon.
The Lady Colonels scored their most points of the young season in a 62-44 home win over the Toppers in the 12th Annual Ronald McDonald House Classic.
OC (2-4) shot 43 percent from the floor and 44 percent from 3-point range against Presentation (2-4).
Senior wing Jayla Davis scored a game-high 21 points with senior center Abigail Stewart scoring 16.
BEDFORD – Oldham County is still undefeated and still rolling.
The latest obstacle for the Colonels was district foe Trimble County Friday night.
OC handled the Raiders, forcing a running clock and cruising to a 64-29 road win.
The Colonels (5-0, 1-0 District 29) have won each of their five games this season by at least 11 points and their last three (wins at University Heights, Anderson County and Trimble) by an average of 29.7 points.
BEDFORD – Oldham County shot its way to an 0-1 district record Friday night.
The Lady Colonels shot just 26 percent from the floor and fell 47-34 at Trimble County.
The loss was the fourth straight for OC (1-4, 0-1 District 29). It also snapped a 12-game Lady Colonel win streak in the series dating back to December 2006.
OC's game plan Friday was to press Trimble (3-1, 1-0) and turn the game into a full-court affair, coach Jace Bryant said.
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They might not be able to leap over tall buildings in a single bound, but some of these chart toppers can throw down at the Comic Book Trivia Night with the best of them. Hip-hop and comics make for some of the best crossovers in music history. Here's 11 hip hop artists who took their love of comics to the next episode.
Kingdom Come, Jay Z
A whole album named after the Mark Waid and Alex Ross' celebrated series was the only logical thing for Jay Z to do for his big comeback in 2006. In the original Kingdom Come storyline, the heroes in the alternate world, Elseworlds, have abandoned their roles as protector of the people. When half of middle America is destroyed, Superman returns to Metropolis and reforms the Justice League, and of course, the good guys return to save the day. In Jay Z's mind, his return to the studio was akin to Superman donning the cape once again. He saved us from a world without Young Hov. While Jay doesn't think highly of his comeback album (he ranked it in 12th place on his own tops list), it paved the way for The Black Album, which is arguably one of his best. And it also set the tone for the artist's fearless approach to his career today.
Raise the Roof, Public Enemy
"From the slammer swing a hammer like the mighty Thor
God of thunder, you'll go under, then you'll all applaud
And fathom that distance, the mad must reap
Meet Namor sea lord, Prince of the deep."
Name dropping Namor has got to be one of the best things about any rap song. He's a cocky bastard who rules an entire underwater kingdom, lays claim to the title The First Mutant, and skirts the line of good and bad, ultimately doing what's best for Namor. If you wanting to find a true badass to rep yourself, Namor is it. Except, you know, for all the merman references you might get on the street — but who cares? You have killer slick black hair. This is also brilliant styling because Public Enemy drops both Namor and Thor, who have teamed up, but also fought against each other in many an Avengers and Invaders book. Someone's been reading their back issues.
Rap God, Eminem
"Kneel before General Zod, this planet's Krypton, no Asgard."
Slim Shady may be be a nerd at heart for all his geeky references in his songs, but this one struck a tone with the epic crossover laid down in this verse. Marshall, riding high on his success after his return to music in 2009, lays it out like he sees it: he's gone through the fire and come out a god. First he likens himself to the super Kryptonian General Zod, saying his domain is like the destroyed planet, but then doubles back and decides nope, he is a God, not a man, and belongs on Asgard. If you can get past the homophobic, anti-lady lyrics, it's one of Slim's best tracks, he drops rhymes faster than a speeding bullet and it's leaps and bounds better than his Relapse comeback album.
Also the video is a total throw back to Max Headroom, which makes it extra cool.
Batman & Robin, Snoop Dogg
Holy heaping lizards and gizzards, Batman! This has to get a mention, because it starts up with the classic opening scene from the 1966 Batman film. Sure, the track is pretty cheesy, but it's legit a song about Snoop Dogg being Batman, and Lady of Rage as his sidekick du jour. There are so many references — like every other line — lifted from the series. "No one can save the day like Batman" and Snoop knows it.
Yep, Dat's Me, Jamie Foxx ft. Ludacris, Souja Boy, and TI
"Like I'm the X-Men
Night crawling Luda
Cruisin' in that Maybach
Or coming down the street up in a Kawasaki 1400
Looking like Cyclops
Ice Man chain
White ice man whips
Storming through the club like it's the Juggernaut bitch"
Ludacris swoops in with the marvelous rhymes about the X-Men and their fearsome foe of unstoppable force. He talks about how he walks up in da club, looking just like the X-Men's leader Cyclops; I can only imagine him sporting a pair of red-tinted sunglasses. Where he rolls up in his Maybach, it might as well be the Blackbird. Extra points for mentioning the teleporting mutant Nightcrawler, who also just happens to be dope in his own right, and no one is cooler than Ice Man, except maybe Ludacris himself. Also, we totally know Luda is down with his memes, because he references the 2005 "I'm the Juggernaut bitch." I wonder if he peruses 4chan?
The Riddler, Method Man
You might know Method Man by another name, Johnny Blaze. While he isn't exactly the same as the pseudo-superhero from the comics, it's still a pretty rad reference to a classic Marvel antihero. Also, the man worked on his own graphic novel. That's pretty hardcore. When the former Wu-Tang member went solo, he dropped more than a few tracks with some comic book goodness. Nothing beats "The Riddler" off the Batman Forever soundtrack. Okay, okay, this may be a cheap play — but really, we have a hip hop artist performing a song about Jim Carrey's character from a Batman flick. When you let that sink in, you'll appreciate it too. I mean, he talks about "Searching for the Dark Knight / Lurking in the shadows of the city, he roll with jiggy / My crime committee, robbing every Gotham piggy bank blind / Take a journey through the mind of a Riddler." He also gets some words in about suicide and homicide, which next to "A Kiss From A Rose" this song almost seams tame.
RIP, Jean Grae
"Ghost, Talib and Jean Grae
X-Men of hip hop, and still rock harder than Green Day "
First off, her stage name is taken from one of the most BAMF mutants of all time. Unlike her namesake, Grae doesn't seem to have a habit of dying off any time soon. While Grae started out as the artist known as "What? What?" she took on the mutant moniker with full phoenix force. She also is a truly independent artist, releasing all her recent work through her own website and Bandcamp. In her track "RIP," she boasts her trio as the X-Men of hip-hop, and it's a mighty trio indeed: Talib was a former five-center, and those views are reflected in much of his own music, while Ghost — better known as Styles P — is another New Yorker who's paired up with the likes of the Notorious BIG, Mary J Blige, and Diddy.
King of Rock, Run DMC
The hip-hop dup who once shared the stage with Aerosmith may indeed be kings of rock, but one member of the group can easily stand with the kings of geekdom. When DMC started out, he didn't have a hard life on the streets slinging dope or shooting up people; so he wrote what he knew, and that was stories from comics. With verses like, "Crash through ceilings, come through floors, break down windows and bust down doors," you can just see the Avengers swooping in to save the day.
During a panel at New York Comic Con, DMC opened up about his love of comics form a young age and why the characters spoke to him on an omega level, "Iron Man, Spider-Man, they were outsiders. They were practically B-boys. And one of the things that was cool about those Marvel characters was that they were from New York. You'd look at the books and see the graffiti in the backgrounds and the skylines and you'd picture yourself in the story. There wasn't many stories like that."
Slept On Tony, Ghostface Killah
"When they kidnapped your boy and forced me to do evil
I created an iron suit to protect my people
Escaped, bound to be Ironman the great
The billionare Tony Stark'll renew your fate
Built Stark's Tower, throw the biggest events
Got Liquid Armor, I can paint off dents
Keep a few bad chicks, I ain't your average hero
Movie premieres, catch me with Gilese and De Niro"
Okay, so this track came out the same year Iron Man hit theaters and was totally inspired by the film, but this isn't Ghostface's first run-in with the man in the iron suit. His solo debut album was titled Ironman, which almost makes this a throw back. The song sums up the baller life Tony Stark leads, but also signifies a rebirth, which is a common theme in many rap artists tracks. And this isn't his only brush with comics, Killah's 2013 album Twelve Reasons to Die is an entire concept album based off the comic of the same name.
MF Doom
Another lyrical master who took his name straight out of the comic pages. No, the MF doesn't stand for what you think it does (maybe); it's Metal Face Doom. Because Doctor Doom has a metal face. Get it? Good. The album, Operation: Doomsday, chronicles MF Doom's rise to power and the struggles that come with it, like having your face made out of metal. He also has a love for men in rubber monster suits, naming one of his albums King Geedorah. MF Doom once teamed up with Ghostface Killah to form the ultimate celeb crush name DOOMSTARKS.
Secret Wars Part 1, The Last Emperor
"KRS and Professor X would battle each other mentally
With rhymes, these two team captains waste no time
Charles Xavier tried to invade Kris Parker's mind
He shot a cerebral probe at Kris's mind, but he missed it"
The original Secret Wars storyline was spawned from a line of toys, but it also bore this amazing track by The Last Emperor. The entire song pits some of hip-hop's greatest against their super-powered counterparts in a battle to take all. It's also full of some amazing rhymes and references to some of the most loved and hated Marvel characters. It's a fantastic track that pays tribute to some amazing artists, both in real life and from fantasy.
While rap is generally seen as a genre full of tough guys and adult-rated rhymes, not even the illest rapper has been able to avoid the high drama of the struggles of superpowered beings.


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A golf club in Swansea that once had a "men only bar" has just voted in its first ever female Vice-President and has been recognised by the sport's governing body for its work in becoming totally inclusive. Clyne Golf Club has been awarded … [Read more...] about Women in Golf Charter
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When you ask people who have tried FSLogix about their first impression I'm pretty sure most of them will respond "Simplicity". FSLogix is an extremely simple, but powerful solution to manage applications.
In the last couple of weeks I've been working on a new Advanced Proof of Concept blueprint for Citrix Lifecycle Management. The blueprint will include FSLogix as well as other extremely powerful 3rd party products.
Working with Automation means automatic download, extraction, installation and configuration without any user interaction. So I thought it would be a great idea to share the script.
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Immortal: Unchained
Immortal: Unchained is a souls-inspired third-person shooter/action RPG.
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Dig or Die
You are a representative of the CRAFT & Co company. You are selling automated fabrication tools across the galaxy when your spacecraft crashes into a hostile planet. Use the tools you sell and the local resources to build up all of what you'll need to survive and eventually be able to escape the planet.
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Marvel's Avengers
Marvel's Avengers is an action-adventure game centred around the Avengers. The game is being designed for gamers worldwide and will be packed with all the characters, environments, and iconic moments that have thrilled longtime fans of the franchise. Featuring a completely original story, it will introduce a universe gamers can play in for years to come.
Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain
The EDF series moves away from its traditional series and into new territory with this new project. Developed by YUKE'S, with a theme song by Takashi Niigaki
and creatures designed by Ryu Oyama for an EDF game that has never been seen before.
Welcome to EARTH DEFENSE FORCE: IRON RAIN.
Set on planet Earth devastated by war,
this new adventure joins the EDF as they continue to battle to save the world.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
A galaxy-spanning adventure awaits in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order™, a new third-person action-adventure title from Respawn Entertainment. This narratively driven, single-player game puts you in the role of a Jedi Padawan who narrowly escaped the purge of Order 66 following the events of Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith. On a quest to rebuild the Jedi Order, you must pick up the pieces of your shattered past to complete your training, develop new powerful Force abilities and master the art of the iconic lightsaber - all while staying one step ahead of the Empire and its deadly Inquisitors.
While mastering your abilities, players will engage in cinematically charged lightsaber and Force combat designed to deliver the kind of intense Star Wars lightsaber battles as seen in the films. Players will need to approach enemies strategically, sizing up strengths and weaknesses while cleverly utilizing your Jedi training to overcome your opponents and solve the mysteries that lay in your path.
Star Wars fans will recognize iconic locations, weapons, gear and enemies while also meeting a roster of fresh characters, locations, creatures, droids and adversaries new to Star Wars. As part of this authentic Star Wars story, fans will delve into a galaxy recently seized by the Empire. As a Jedi hero-turned-fugitive, players will need to fight for survival while exploring the mysteries of a long-extinct civilization all in an effort to rebuild the remnants of the Jedi Order as the Empire seeks to erase the Jedi completely.
Arkanoid (アルカノイド Arukanoido) is an arcade game developed by Taito in 1986. It expanded upon Atari's Breakout games of the 1970s by adding power-ups, different types of bricks, and a variety of level layouts. The title refers to a doomed "mothership" from which the player's ship, the Vaus, escapes.
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Left Alive
LEFT ALIVE is a brand-new survival action shooter coming to the PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system and STEAM in 2019.
Veteran developers, Toshifumi Nabeshima (director, Armored Core series), Yoji Shinkawa (character designer, METAL GEAR series), and Takayuki Yanase (mech designer, Ghost in the Shell: Arise, Mobile Suit Gundam 00, Xenoblade Chronicles X) join forces to create LEFT ALIVE's dark and gritty world.
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Star Control: Origins
The Earthlings have joined the interstellar club. The galaxy will never be the same.
The year is 2086 and Earth has detected an alien distress call originating from the surface of Triton. In response, Star Control is formed with you as The Captain of Earth's first prototype starship.
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Unclaimed World
We take the colony sim genre into the near future, onto a lush planet where humans are making their first foothold. Characters and alien wildlife are brought to life through a rigorous simulation and the game plays out as a tug-of-war between humans and nature on a planet full of opportunities and dangers.
Understanding the alien environment is crucial - discovered resources and crafting options enable you to adapt when food gets scarce, equipment breaks and alien animals attack.
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Overcome an ever-expanding threat that might have already seeped too far into the core of humanity itself.
Crackle Cradle
Crackle Cradle is a 2D sidescrolling platformer/shooter developed by Ryona. This game entails guiding the selected heroine through various areas, traps, and monsters, relying on a mixture of evasive skills and accuracy with their weapons.
Evochron Legacy
Advanced Space Flight, Combat, Trading, and Exploration Simulation. Set in a vast explorable universe, Evochron Legacy offers freeform gameplay with many diverse objectives and paths to choose from.
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Apex Legends
"Conquer with character in Apex Legends, a free-to-play* battle royale game where legendary challengers fight for glory, fame, and fortune on the fringes of the Frontier. Explore a growing roster of diverse characters and experience intense tactical squad play in a bold, new evolution of battle royale."
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Outer Wilds
Outer Wilds is an open world mystery about a solar system trapped in an endless time loop.
Welcome to the Space Program!
You're the newest recruit of Outer Wilds Ventures, a fledgling space program searching for answers in a strange, constantly evolving solar system.
Mysteries of the Solar System...
What lurks in the heart of the ominous Dark Bramble? Who built the alien ruins on the Moon? Can the endless time loop be stopped? Answers await you in the most dangerous reaches of space.
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The Surge 2
The Surge 2 keeps what fans and critics loved about the original – hardcore combat utilizing a unique, dynamic limb targeting system and deep character progression – while also expanding greatly upon the formula. The Surge 2 takes place in a brand new environment: a sprawling, devastated city with larger, more ambitious level design and improved engine. Combat is more brutal and tactical than ever, with even more options thanks to an expanded limb targeting system.
In addition, more abilities, weapons, implants, and drones give players a vast arsenal to build their character with, in their fight against the array of diverse new enemies and bosses.
Astro Bears Party
A competitive party game featuring bears in space suits


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The Truth about Goats
Scotland's First Minister has made a 'firm but fruity' guarantee to the electorate that, in the event of Scottish Independence, copulation north of the border will increase 'tenfold'. While the National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles has chartered a significant decline in the UK's procreation rates, the SNP are convinced that burgeoning 'Scot's loins' have been suppressed by 'uptight Sasanachs'.
Mr. Salmond will be unveiling a white paper on how an independent Scotland plans to 'bump uglies'. The economic argument is that the people Scotland are bettered suited to the 'duvet dance' due to long winter nights, easy-access kilts and the lubrication of North Sea Oil. Speaking before a Glasgow audience he promised to reintroduce the feudal practise of 'Ius primae noctis', by bedding every person of childbearing age who votes for independence.
The north/south divide will become even more pronounced as English libidos diminish and the Irish and Welsh become 'celt-hermaphrodites'. As one researcher explained: 'If offered the choice between the mental image of George Osborne or Alex Salmond while you tickle the haggis, it's a no-brainer'. Although the Scottish banking industry will be severely compromised through independence the 'Scot's Wank Bank' will flourish with the likes of Gerald Butler, James McAvoy and the Krankies to draw from.
Scots voters will be asked a simple 'no'/'yes yes YES!' question. Also, for the first time, 16 and 17-year-olds will have their say in a referendum, in an attempt to make a 'shortbread induced sexual frenzy' a more attractive proposition. An SNP spokesman said, with Briton's having sex less than five times a month: '…if yer haff tae ask the southern eedjits fer Hochmagandy, there'll be nooo hochmagandy.' While there are concerns that an Independent Scotland will lead to higher tax rates, the opportunity to 'toss the caber' with Alex Salmond may prove too tempting.
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Shadowgrounds Survivor Released Digitally, Boxed Version Coming Soon
Shadowgrounds Survivor Released Digitally, Boxed Version Coming Soon
Shadowgrounds Survivor, Frozenbyte's follow-up to the surprisingly good 2006 alien killfest Shadowgrounds, is now available via digital distribution, with a full retail release to follow next month.
"The time has come to show gamers what the incredibly talented developers at Frozenbyte have been working on," said Jeff Giasson, Production Director at publisher Merdian4. "They've created an exceptional game that will keep players riveted to the edge of their seats, and will probably have them looking around dark corners for awhile. It's an intense experience that puts old-school action back in the spotlight, combining the proven gameplay of the original Shadowgrounds with a new story, three playable characters, a highly improved visual engine and much more."
Shadowgrounds Survivor is currently available on Steam, GamersGate and TotalGaming.net for $19.99, with the regular retail release scheduled for December 1. A preview of Shadowgrounds Survivor will be available at The Escapist next week.


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The Future of Displaysby Anuj Sharma March 11, 2015 0 comments
The desire for better display technology is insatiable and the future of display technologies seems to be strange like fiction. Flat screens, curved screens, 4K displays, what next? Know more about the future trends for displays
Flexible, rollable are only of a few things that are heating up and speeding up. At the same time head-mounted displays and augmented reality are more advanced form of display technologies that will shape the future of displays. Also, manufacturers such as Samsung and LG are racing to build next-generation of displays in an effort to scale up screens to the point where they can support the sizes demanded by the
TV market.
Flexible display devices to capture the market
Flexible Displays are different from the more prevalent traditional flat screen displays used in most electronics devices. In the recent years there has been a growing interest for flexible displays. Majority of consumer electronics manufacturers are using this display in consumer electronics and it seems to be the next big thing in smart phone displays. The underlying technology that makes flexible displays possible is OLEDs. OLEDs have been available for several years mostly in mobile devices and use plastic substrate instead of glass substrate. By using a film-type encapsulation technique and gluing the protective film to the back of the panel, the panel becomes flexible and virtually unbreakable. Due to changes in the screen shape and creation of innovative design concepts, breakthrough will be made with mobile phone components. Motherboards, antennas, and batteries will all be downsized. They might also become foldable or transparent. The flexible display is a big innovation in the smart phone industry and it will inspire more revolutionary designs in mobile phones.
Rollable display to be introduced in smart devices
The flat panel screens are being used widely since more than a decade. There has been a demand in display technology focusing on developing a lighter, thinner product which is easier to carry and store. It is a form of flexible display that can be rolled up into a scroll. Technologies involved in building a rollable display include electronic ink, Gyricon, and OLED. Rollable displays have many advantages over the glass displays including better durability, lighter weight, thinner dimensions, and can be perfectly curved or rolled up. Also the display area of a rollable display can be bigger than the device itself. It can be used in many devices such as laptops, PDA's, smart phones, a wearable gadgets etc.
Head-Mounted Display market is set to expand
A head-mounted display or helmet mounted display, abbreviated HMD, is a display device, worn on the head or as part of a helmet, that has a small display optic in front of one (monocular HMD) or each eye (binocular HMD). The screen may be either CRT, LCD or OLED etc. There is another variant of HMD known as Optical HMD and has the capability of reflecting projected images and allowing the user to see through it. The capability of reflecting projected images comes through an optical mixer integrated into an Optical HMD which is constituted of partly silvered mirrors. These displays have a variety of applications in augmented reality, aviation, military, medicine, sports, simulation etc. HMD can also revolutionize the video-gaming industry. Some of the HMD displays are available in the market including Oculus Rift, Sony HMZ-T3W etc but these are some mainstream devices that the consumers are acquainted to and will evolve in near future. Some HMD vendors integrate the device with on-board operating systems such as Android, allowing applications to run locally on HMD, thereby eliminating the need to be connected to an external device to generate video. These are sometimes referred to as Smart Goggles.
Head-mounted displays may also be used with tracking sensors that allow changes in the angle and orientation to be recorded. When such data is available in the system computer, it can be used to generate the appropriate computer-generated imagery (CGI) for the angle-of-look at the particular time. This allows the user to 'look around' a virtual reality environment simply by moving the head without the need for a separate controller to change the angle of the imagery. HMDs can also be integrated with Eye and Hand Tracking Systems. Eye tracking can be useful in a variety of contexts such as user interface navigation – by sensing the user's gaze, a computer can change the information displayed on a screen, bring additional details to attention, etc. Hand Tracking allows for natural interaction with content and a convenient game-play mechanism and can play a bigger role in playing simulation, FPS Games.
8K is the next big thing
You all must have heard the hot buzz 4K in recent times and also must have seen the 4K displays in almost every electronics store. Now the big gets bigger and here is 8k for you. It is the highest ultra high definition television (UHDTV) resolution to exist in the digital television and digital cinematography. 8K refers to the horizontal resolution of these formats, which are all in the order of 8,000 pixels, forming the total image dimensions (7680×4320). It is a display resolution that may eventually be the successor to 4K resolution. 8K FUHD has four times the horizontal and vertical resolution of the 1080p HDTV format, with sixteen times as many pixels, overall. As of now, 4K is believed to become a mainstream standard in televisions by 2017. Regular broadcasting of 8K signals could begin in around 2018, according to the Next Generation Television & Broadcasting Promotion Forum (NexTV-F), a Tokyo-based consortium for 4K, 8K and other standards. The world's first 8K television was unveiled by Sharp at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2013.
Although 8K will not be a mainstream resolution anytime soon, some manufacturers are pushing for 8K cameras to get better 4K footage. Through a process called downsampling, a higher resolution 8K image downsampled to 4K, can create a sharper picture with richer colors than a 4K camera would be able to accomplish on its own with a lower resolution sensor.
Predictions for 2015
1. Flexible display technology to become mainstream in smart phones
2. Head-mounted displays to play a major role in Virtual Reality Games
3. Expect more 8K (16 times more pixels than 1080p) TVs to be launched


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On January 10th singer Sachal showcased for the first time his new songs in New York. The repertoire, taken from the forthcoming album Slow Motion Miracles, was extremely well received by a full house.
Sachal, who wrote most of the songs performed, had help from an all-star band, which supported him perfectly:
Keyboards: Taylor Eigsti
Keyboards: Ben Stivers
Guitar: Ryan Scott
Drums: Jeremy Dutton
Electric-bass: Buster Hemphill
Outstanding songs in an overall great show were the title track of the album as well as the first single "No More Tears", which got an enthusiastic reception from the audience. A great evening for all!
For more and bigger pictures, please visit our Facebook-Page. You will also find more pictures on Sachals Facebook Page.
Sachal also shared two tracks of his upcoming album "Slow Motion Miracles" on Revive Music. Click here to listen and if you like it, please pre-order SLOW MOTION MIRACLES here.


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All kids are given a meloxicam gel for pain relief and disbudded by a hot iron that burns the whole horn growing area. We also anaesthetize all kids with a safe short acting intravenous anaesthetic. Total cost is $47 a kid plus any traveling. Kids need to be disbudded as soon as you can feel a horn bud which can be 3 days in dairy breed buck kids or 5-7 days in doe kids. Phone to arrange an appointment just after kids are born.
Adult goats are dehorned when needed to protect other goats and people from injury. Costs vary from $120 for kids approximately 2-3 months where there is no open frontal sinus to $165 for does where they need to be bandaged due to an opening into the frontal sinus. Bucks are double. This is done using 2 local nerve blocks per side and a injected unaesthetic so the goat is asleep.
Male kids being kept as pets should be castrated surgically after 60 days to ensure maximum width of the urinary tract & hence protect from urinary calculi. Goats are given both a general anesthetic and local blocks plus ongoing pain medication. $195 if done between 2-3 months and $220 if done between 3-6 months.
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Ugandan socialite and better-half of Tanzanian star, Diamond Platnumz, Zarina 'Zari' Hassan has dumped the star and guess what? She did it on St. Valentine's Day.
Zari, who had two boy's for the star threw in the towel, after she got fed up with the constant infidelity rumours making the rounds about the star.
She wrote on IG:
Understand that this is very difficult for me to do. There have been multiple rumors some with evidence floating around in ALL SORTS of media in regards to Diamond's constant cheating and sadly I have decided to end my relationship with Diamond, as my RESPECT, INTEGRITY, DIGNITY & WELL BEING cannot be compromised. We are separating as partners but not as parents. This doesn't reduce me as a self-made individual, and as a caring mother, and the boss lady you have all come to know. I will continue to build as a mogul, i will inspire the world of women to become boss ladies too. I will teach my four sons to always respect women, and teach my daughter what self-respect means. Unlike many, I've been in the entertainment industry for 12 years, and through all my challenges I came out a victor because I am a winner, and so are all of you Zari supporters. HAPPY VALENTINE'S


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In Pictures: Charles on board with Royal Australian Navy
The Prince of Wales visited HMAS Cairns.
The Prince of Wales has met Aussie sailors in Cairns on the fifth day of his tour Down Under.
He went on board HMAS Leeuwin to present the Gloucester Cup to Hydrographic Ship Blue Crew – an award for the Royal Australian Navy unit displaying the highest level of overall proficiency – and also met members of the famous Royal Flying Doctors service.
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