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Augmented reality gaming startup CastAR has raised $15 million funds from Android creator Andy Rubin's Playground Global. The company was launched earlier this year and is backed by Google, FoxConn, Tencent and others. CastAR will compete with the likes of Magic Leap, Google for its augmented reality glasses. It will also likely compete with virtual reality companies like Oculus VR. However, with Rubin's investment and his tech world connections, CastAR has found a very important ally.
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Henkel-Wallace, CEO of CastAR said "One thing you look for investors is what kind of network they have. It's really a different kind of firm. They're very focused on hardware businesses, and they have a model where they're kind of an incubator. We just closed this deal and we're already finding them useful."
CastAR Augmented Reality Glasses & Funding
The augmented reality glasses of CastAR can project 3D holographic images in front of your eyes. This will give you the feeling that you are seeing a virtual layer over real world or you are immersed in the virtual world. You can use it with normal glasses and a "retro-reflective" sheet is used. Smaller sheets can be used for tabletop planning.
This new funding can move businesses ahead and carry on with product development efforts. The focus of the company is also on attracting business, engineering and design talent as it works for a commercial launch of its AR glasses in 2016.
Henkel-Wallace said "Among all the confusion about what separates AR from VR, what's lost is fun. People want a simple, accessible, fun solution that they can just pick up and play with their friends, without dealing with a bulky, uncomfortable headset, much less being tethered to a big computer. Our goal is to see CastAR on store shelves across North America, aligned with some recognizable brands in tabletop and interactive gaming. Playground's support will help us get there."
The pricing is not available yet, but Henkel-Wallace said that it will be such that consumers can buy it.
About CastAR
CastAR was established as Technical Illusions in Seattle. Valve technologists Jeri Ellsworth and Rick Johnson had started it as a research project to develop AR glasses or glasses which could superimpose animations and other images over real world. Valve was not keen on the project so Ellsworth and Johnson drifted away as Technical Illusions. In November 2013, they raised $1 million funding through Kickstarter. Now, they have shifted to Silicon Valley and renamed Technical Illusions as CastAR.
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Is anyone really too old for Disney?
For Cole's spring break we went to Florida to hit both Disney World and Universal Studios theme parks. For the last two days we've been exploring Disney's Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom parks.
We also decided to stay at a Disney hotel, so we could get no breaks from the Disney experience. We're at the Caribbean Beach Resort, which is undeniably huge. I've never been to a hotel that requires bus transport to the various buildings. There are multiple artificial beaches and four swimming pools. The swimming pools have pretty good water slides built into them. The place, honestly, is a little on the 80's retro side. It's nice and spotlessly clean, but the theme feels a bit dated. Maybe I just don't know my Caribbean decor.
The advantage here, is direct bus access to Disney World parks. Disney World is spread out a lot more than Disney Land in California, so no walking from hotel to park, but it's a short fifteen minute drive.
Our first day was at Magic Kingdom. I've never been to Disney World so was a little surprised that Magic Kingdom was a copy of what's in California. But, I do really appreciate the details Disney pays attention to. Like all Disney parks, it was spotless and every member of the "cast" was beyond friendly. I need to look into Disney's hiring process and benefits. They clearly get great people. Because it was a repeat for me, Magic Kingdom didn't hold a lot of interest for me, at least as far as rides are concerned. There's space mountain, which is virtually identical to the version in California, but nothing really amazing from an adrenaline perspective. That's not what Magic Kingdom's about, though. It's about the Disney experience. I appreciate all the little things, like everything matches the theme of the land you are in, right down to the trash cans and water fountains. It's a complete attention to detail.
Today we went to Animal Kingdom. Danna and I had somewhat low expectations. We've been on real nature safaris in places like the Okavango Delta and Kalahari Desert. We expected a nicely kept up zoo. We were wrong. Animal Kingdom spans 800 square miles and is its own nature preserve. They have zoologists, conservationists and animal scientists on staff and they make an effort to do real conservation. There is a mix of artificial Disney engineering and nature. Like Magic Kingdom, there are several "lands" and each is themed in only the way Disney can. The Asia land, for example, was a really good facsimile of "generic Asian town", complete with aging infrastructure, exposed power lines, and lots of great stonework. Really, I know it's concrete, but it's done so much better than, say any Vegas casino.
My highlight in Animal Kingdom was the Expedition Everest roller coaster. This is a themed roller coaster that takes you up into Mount Everest where you come in contact with a Yeti. The ride is good fun, starting with a rush backwards through the mountain to simulate a broken railroad track. It's my first backwards ride in the dark, and you really have no idea where you're turning or the coaster is going. It's great fun.
Another highlight of the park is the adventure safari. This is a "ride" involving range rover style jeeps. We saw several kinds of animals and they all seemed to be free ranging. I don't know how Disney keeps so many animals visible given the size of the preserve. There was a staged moment where a bridge gives out to add some drama, but it was mostly like a real safari (although it lasted twenty minutes instead of an entire day).
I'd say the only thing Disney doesn't excel at is food. The food is passable, but not great. Even in the hotel, there is one restaurant and it's just OK. Food in the theme parks is on par with other major theme parks I've been to, but not up to the level of detail Disney gives to the rest of the park. I'm sure, given Disney's attention to everything that they've done extensive research here and found that people just don't care about the food, but I do wish it was better. Note, however, that the variety of food available in Animal Kingdom is quite good. There is food that matches the theme of the land you are in, which is a huge improvement over Magic Kingdom.


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This short film presents a situation that is both ridiculous and reality. And that scares the hell out of me./
It's astounding how rapidly the selfie and social media have interlocked to become a ubiquitous, ingrained, and inexplicably accepted aspect of American culture.
Does a film like this awaken people to the lunacy of their social media existences, or are they unable to see themselves for who they have become?
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(originally posted June 2, 2010) Barndiva received some wonderful press last week, which we wanted to take a minute to share with you. We have been very blessed over the years with incredible newspaper, magazine and online coverage. Incredible because we are a family with little PR experience that started a restaurant in a small town knowing next to nothing about the business. When we first opened we were flavor of the month, and that went on for a long time. But even afterwards, when the occasional barbs would come, we've tried to put criticism, good and bad, into a context that could help us understand what diners really want, what we might be missing. It was wonderful to hear what we're doing right this week. Barndiva is our baby. We want the world to love it.
But it hasn't always been easy to 'simply' define who we are, or what we are trying to do. Barndiva was very much a 'build it and they will come' adventure. We wanted to make the point that it's possible to balance cool with accessible, serious with playful. There is a famous image from the 40's of a café on a side street near the great meat markets of Les Halles, taken in the early hours of morning. Ladies in gorgeous gowns and men in tuxedos, all at the end of a glamorous evening, are sitting elbow to elbow with big butchers in blood-stained aprons, fresh from the market. Everyone is eating and talking, smoking and drinking ~ you just know the food is delicious. What struck me about the photo was how comfortable everyone looked, despite differences in class, the odd hour of the morning, the randomness that brought them together. The photographer had captured a moment where good food and the warmth it generates had brought a totally disparate group together. The meat markets of Les Halles are long gone now, having morphed into a giant underground shopping mall in the late 70's. It saddens me to think restaurants like the one in the photograph disappeared with it.
Imagine two ideal ends of the dining spectrum. At one end you have a great Thai (or Chinese or Indian) joint, with platters of food served in rooms that are too hot and overcrowded, where service is rushed, the waiter is perfunctory, the music (if any) is scratchy, and you don't give a damn because the food is so delicious you want to eat it with your hands. We return again and again to that place.
Now travel to the other extreme. Lots of room between the tables. Sound is hushed. Waiters glide. Plates are composed like a Caravaggio still-life, using ingredients in ways that test what you know about taste and texture, making you think about flavor anew. A big bill is coming at the end of this meal, but if it's been perfect (and it has to be perfect) you won't care. You are happy to be alive and able to afford it. When you can, you will come back here too.
Barndiva doesn't fall somewhere in the middle of these two restaurants, that wasn't why we entered the game. Middle is not what we do best. We wanted to take the vital parts of both of these experiences and combine them, to create a business that was uniquely honest in the way it approached sourcing, preparation and presentation of food, but nevertheless managed to elevate the dining experience, to make it really special. We wanted to design a space where every piece of the room celebrated the food on the plate and the act of eating. The visceral act of eating, that was crucial for us, but so was the before and after. We wanted fresh soundtracks and soft lighting. We wanted to show some love in the service, not just professional indifference. We didn't want stuffy. We wanted the opposite of stuffy. We have all suffered through one too many evenings of "fine dining" where a 'church of food' approach demands supplication, taking the air out of the room, along with any spirited conversation.
We got a lot of props those first years from so many strangers who "got" what we were trying to do, but we also found there was no way to make everyone happy. For some the music was too loud, for others the lighting to low to properly read the menus. We had very few seasoned servers the first few years, preferring to hire children of friends and neighbors who dined with us, but while it was true they didn't come to us with tired old habits from other restaurants, their enthusiasm did not make up for their lack of experience. Great restaurant service is not instinctive, it must be learned, and in order to be learned, it must be properly taught.
One reviewer in the early days called our menu, which we had flavor profiled into categories of 'light, spicy, comfort,' "Barndiva's mood food." He wasn't wrong ~ we all set out to dinner in a frame of mind that the restaurateur is wise to acknowledge ~ but it looked silly in print. On the other hand, the last thing we wanted to present to our guests was a polemic about our food. We put as much information as we could on the menu and hoped intelligent diners would ask questions.
And so we learned, sometimes the hard way, to improve our game and fix what we could, without succumbing to the ever-present desire to take the easy way out and just give people what they were used to getting. I'm not sure why we are so stubborn about keeping it real. Perhaps in part because, in our short but interesting lives, it was usually the things we least expected that turned out to give us the most pleasure.
The recession has upped the ante with respect to making it in this high stakes business as there are decidedly less diners out there willing to part with their money without a good reason to do so these days. But the challenge of perfecting a hybrid like Barndiva is important enough to pursue even in these trying times. Maybe it's more important now, considering that, thankfully, the underlying politics of food sourcing is becoming more relevant to diners.
I still find it hard to reconcile that even if you put everything you love into place ~ beautiful rooms and gardens, flowers, music, candlelight, inspired drinks, delightful plates of food ~ sometimes it's just not enough. The timing is off, or one of your key players who should know their lines flubs them. You can apologize, but this being a performance art, prone to mishap, you just have to move on. Sometimes it's the diner who has brought the unhappiness of his day (or his life) with him to the table and nothing you do is good enough, even if it should be, even if it is. Again, you have to move on.
Through it all you try not to forget what made you get into this crazy business in the first place. Oddly for me, it's not the nights of perfect service that bring that message home. Since Ryan joined us, and now with Tommy out front, we have many more perfect nights that ever before. But there is still that incredible frisson of not knowing what can happen when you open the doors. Back stage in the kitchen the mix is always heady and slightly dangerous ~ knives, fire, product from hundreds of mercurial purveyors in the hands of a few dozen people who are responsible for carrying out different complex pieces of a single unifying vision. Timing is crucial. So is the chain of command. While on stage in the dining room the scene is the polar opposite, romantic but charged, like a house before a party. Timing, for that first drink, between courses, again, is crucial. Mood, how to create it, how not to destroy it, is essential. Physical semaphore rules. A raised eyebrow can mean something is not quite right at the table and you need to get over there, or, wait, something is happening there you should not interrupt. In a split second, you need to know the difference.
Whatever goes wrong in the kitchen cannot be allowed to interrupt the flow of the evening out front. Everything is in play. Everyone is important. Every detail matters. Getting it all to hang together is magical when it happens, and can haunt you, for days, when it doesn't.
We served 690 plates this past Saturday and until ten o'clock every one was presented to the diner having met chef's exacting standards. We were rocking. This, despite the fact that the dishwasher had failed to show up for work and one of the big fridges broke down in the middle of service. Then, heading into the homestretch, with the dining room and both gardens packed, a full board of entrees to fire, inextricably, four plates slid from a shelf and landed with a terrifying crash onto the stainless steel table below, obliterating ten first courses and four desserts. I don't know what Ryan and Tommy felt. I know what they did. They carried on.
At times like these I think of Alice in Wonderland. No one made her drink the bottle to change her size in the first place, curiosity made her do it. What she discovered in the end was that accepting risk was OK, so long as she accepted as well that growing larger and smaller goes with the territory. Changing shape without changing your essence is sometimes necessary to survive. Restaurants are a consummate collaboration, but for the key players, those of us who have chosen to crawl through the looking glass, growing larger and smaller is the skill we strive to master every night in order to create the art and the thrill of a great dining experience. The rest ~ the security, the reviews, the respect of our purveyors, our peers, and our customers ~ hopefully, will follow.


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A family of four had outgrown their modest mid-century modern home in El Cerrito, CA, needing a dining room, a second bathroom and a study / guest room. They also needed more elbow room and daylight, which the original living area lacked, and the 642 sq.ft. addition was designed to provide plenty of both.
The new dining room connects to the garden with large patio doors, and plenty of daylight washes down from the upstairs study and a clerestory window box along the living room expansion. The home was also put on track to become a net-zero energy home by way of a roof top solar system in combination with a multi-zone heat pump. A gray water system diverts shower water for irrigation. The construction was completed in less than six months by Berkeley Craftsmen.


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Our Future: So Much to Come!
One-Act Fest NW provides WICA a powerful way to engage the community. In future seasons, we seek to expand the performances into additional venues, grow the educational component for all ages and interest levels, and bring in fresh, high-level talent from all over the region and beyond -- all while keeping the local flavor that makes this place so special.
You'll be seeing artists in residence and added mentorships, theme-focused series, innovative new classes, collaborations with local, theatre-loving businesses, and more.
We encourage your input and feedback to help keep this unique festival something to which you'll look forward every year. Whether it's learning how to create a character or understand the light board, participating in a read-through of a work in progress, or simply taking in a multitude of varied theatrical experiences, we do hope you'll join us. One-Act Fest NW is here for you!
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It is known affectionately by the village locals as EL CARACOL, thanks to its unique rounded design by the famous Spanish architect Curro Inza. This spacious stone residence, sitting snugly atop a hill, offers spectacular views of the highest peaks of the mountain range as well as access to the river Lozoya that runs behind the estate's seven acres.
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The number of deaths in road, railway and air traffic accidents across Switzerland is the lowest in nearly 80 years.
A total of 256 people lost their lives in such accidents last year, according to a report from the Federal Statistics Office.
Of those, 216 were road deaths, significantly fewer than the 1,750 reported in 1970. However, 3,785 people suffered serious injuries on the roads in 2016.
The record low comes despite an increase in road transport over the past two decades.
The office did not state any possible reasons for the decline in deaths, but experts point out improved car and infrastructure safety standards as well as stricter regulations .
This latest figures make Switzerland one of the safest countries in Europe for transportation, according to the report published on Thursday.
Speeding is the main cause of road accidents in Switzerland ahead of driving under in the influence of alcohol. By far the highest number of incidents occur on roads in built-up areas.
Trains remain the safest mode of transport in terms of distance covered despite 22 deaths in 2016, while motorcycles are considered the least safe.
No deadly accidents were reported involving mountain cable cars or boats on Swiss lakes and rivers last year.


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The Center for Advanced STEM Education (formerly Math, Science, and Environmental Education (CMSEE) was established by Dr. Larry S. Johnson and Dr. Joseph Raab in 1993 to serve Colorado schools by offering programs and services in math, science, and environmental studies. One of the goals of the Center is to have math and science taught in a more activity-oriented way. Dr. Johnson, former Director of the Center, believed that students have a better chance of retaining information if they participate in an activity, rather than have a teacher just tell them the facts. The Center for Advanced STEM Education is part of the Metropolitan State University of Denver's College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.
CO-WY AMP (Colorado-Wyoming Alliance for Minority Participation) is focused on minority participation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. The Centers focus is to provide individual peer tutoring, monetary stipends for class completion, recognition of successes, faculty mentors and assistance in future goals. These services are provided to our members year round during the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters.
Fill out the CO-WY AMP Student Application and bring it to Lori Taylor in SI 1051 to become a member.
During the summer the Center offers STEM education through hands on activities to middle school students. Our middle school program, Summer Science Institute (SSI) is for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. It gives the students an opportunity to explore fun applications of math and science in an exciting, hands-on, team-oriented atmosphere on the Auraria Campus.
Students will study Rocket Science, Chemistry, Mathematical Sciences, Genetics, Water Environment, 3D Printing, Physics, Design Thinking, Computer Science, Meteorology and Microbiology.
For more information on the program visit Summer Science Institute.
Our High School program, Summer Science Scholars (SSS), is for incoming high school sophomores, juniors and seniors (10th, 11th, 12th grade). This is a three-week full day program of learning science and science reasoning skills through a research based project.
Examples of the projects are:
- Biodiesel Project - students converted used cooking oil into soap and lotion
- Microbial Identification Project – identified microbes on their hands using DNA sequencing techniques
For more information on the program visit Summer Science Scholars
The Planning Committee for the MSU Denver's Women in STEM conference is looking for departments interested in contributing to making this event a success. We would love to feature your department in our program, and to involve your students as much as possible.
Additionally, we are planning on having a number of student organization tables at the conference this year. This is a great opportunity for student to become familiar with organizations they may not have known about and for organizations to increase their memberships.
The program employees undergraduate students to facilitate active classroom engagement. The undergraduate students are required to attend a weekly pedagogy course to assist them in successfully working with the Professor on strategies for engaging and educating the students. The preliminary results from this program have been increased retention rates and improved scores on common final exams.
If you would like to work as a Learning Assistant contact Brooke Evans at firstname.lastname@example.com
A MULTI Approach to Engaging Students and Teachers in Effective STEM Education is designed to advance efforts to understand and promote practices that increase students' motivations and capacities in STEM, by purposefully combining educational methodologies through multiple avenues of professional development for pre-service and in-service educators.
The program is supported by the National Science Foundation through an ITEST grant (NSF 1615193).
For more information or to register for workshops, trainings, and newsletters visit the MULTI page at https://msudenver.edu/case/multi/
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#BloggerBlackmail and why blogger outreach is still valuable for brands
Sookio's star baker Deepa Mistry explains the background to the #BloggerBlackmail bunfight and offers tips on making blogger outreach from brands a valuable experience for both sides.
Twitter was all of a flutter yesterday after a story trended of a bakery and blogger falling out over a product review. It has taught both bloggers and brands a few things about blogger outreach, and how brand collaborations should be managed.
The short(ish) version: the blogger contacted Anges de Sucre, a London bakery, about reviewing their products on her blog. The bakery responded by inviting her to try out their products in the shop over a cup of tea. The owner put together a small sampler of their signature products ready for the blogger's visit.
The blogger expected to be given payment for this review, but did not say this when she made contact. She was then disappointed when she visited because only a sampler was on offer. Realising there was no money to be had, she tried to be paid in product instead and insisted on taking £100 worth of items with her, which the staff and owner refused to do.
Immediately after, the blogger published a number of negative posts on Instagram slating the product sampler. These posts were later deleted. Today, in response to this the bakery wrote a post on their website. The post trended on Twitter, and then the blogger wrote her reply.
What lessons can we learn from #bloggerblackmail?
At the moment the general sentiment is that the bakery was in the right and that the blogger should have behaved more responsibly – but both parties were too vague about their expectations.
What should have been agreed in advance was what the blogger wanted to be provided for a review, photography and write up of the post – in this case payment. Being a small business, the bakery may not have been able to do this, and so would have said the review was no possible. This would have saved a lot of heartache on both sides, and maybe a compromise could have been reached if the bakery was still interested.
But blogger and brand collaborations are still OK, aren't they?
This is obviously an isolated situation, but it does represent some of the frustrations that brands and bloggers have when working on sponsored content. It's a tricky thing, because it has to be managed so tactfully so there is still value for the blogger, the brand and of course, the reader.
Too often brands muscle in with blogger outreach and tend to offend or put off bloggers from working with them. Similarly bloggers can be naïve or arrogant, making it difficult for brands to work with them and for readers to appreciate their content.
It's a good idea to take a look at this blogging code of ethics.
This all sounds negative but we think there is a place for blogger outreach if you are savvier about the way you approach it.
How can you do blogger outreach well?
As a brand, blogger outreach is a fantastic way to put your brand message out there in a real way. You as a brand are essentially looking to advertise your product to your target audience. This could result in sales, better SEO rankings, social media shares and brand awareness – all of this is very important and bloggers can have a lot to offer.
Here is how each stage should be managed:
Do your research
Find good quality, recently published blogs with a mixture of sponsored and ordinary content. They should have a good social following, but it is also important to consider the quality of their writing. Find the most relevant blogs with an engaged following to contact.
It sounds obvious but make sure you have actually read a few of their posts before getting in touch!
This will help you find out if the blog is relevant to your product and also set the tone for your first contact. Introduce yourself personally; quickly summarise what you do, what your product does, why you are contacting them and what is on offer for the blogger. This may be a free product or meal for review, or product for a competition, or a paid post.
Make the terms clear
Once they have come back to you it is time to agree some details. Don't be too British about the situation, agree the nitty gritty and everyone will be happier!
You should ask about their stats, how they prefer to work with brands on sponsored content and the timescale for the post. You should also set out what you are offering – whether that is payment for the post, or a free product or product for a giveaway.
Be prepared to be flexible dependent on the response you get – but also consider your aims and budgets. This is where the Anges de Sucre situation got messy – it was all too vague.
Don't forget to follow up
Say thank you – good manners cost nothing, after all!
After the post is live, contact the blogger and keep the channels open, offering to work with them again if you have another campaign. Also, sharing the post with your followers and giving them prominent credit will be a nice way to round things off.
What happens if it goes wrong?
One thing to remember is that you can't control a blogger's opinion, or the response from their readers. The trade-off here is an honest review, and this is where some brands can be afraid of blogger collaborations.
Hopefully if your product is up to scratch or you have provided a fantastic experience, and managed the relationship well, you will receive a good write up. If something did not go well make sure you follow up – both personally and publicly if necessary.
1. Contact the blogger – apologise, put the situation right and encourage them to stay in touch with you. Ignoring it or blaming them will only aggravate the situation.
2. Respond publicly if appropriate. Say, for example, they visited your restaurant and their chips arrived cold, and this was mentioned in the review. Not great but fixable.
It's probably just a small blip, which you can apologise for in the comments section of the blog, and sometimes on their social media posts. Talk to your staff, explain you have put it right and it won't happen again. This is again, better than ignoring it.


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So why is it on one of the two days that I have planned for packing that every complication imaginable has to materialize? All of a student the friend who has been staying with me is having guests over to my apartment, and all attempts to try and start organizing things and get them ready for the move are made incredibly complex. I was on a good roll yesterday when I was organizing some files, but now it seems that for every task i take on, the mess just seems to get bigger, and for every box that I empty out, I have less boxed to use for packing my move. I am supposed to go down to see L's place tonight, but that has already been a three day postponement, and the coordination of our meeting today has been complicated by the baseball game, a friend that she needs to help with their car, and my phone's coverage currently being more spotty than a Dalmatian.
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Conservatory Blinds
The first thing you need to decide on is the style, and at Blind Technique we specialise in: pleated, roller and woodweave for both the roof and windows. All of these Blinds are bespoke manufatured at our workshop in Ruislip, Middlesex, NW London. We have many years experience in manufacturing, supplying and installing Window and Roof Blinds and we provide each of our customers with a fully tailored and bespoke product. As an experienced manufacturer, we are also a trade supplier to many other blinds and curtains companies that do not have our expertise.
Your Conservatory, Garden room, Orangery, or Sunroom is a big investment and so naturally you will want to make the most of it all year round, creating a stunning addition to your home. Whether you have a Leanto, Victorian, Edwardian, or Bespoke Conservatory, in uPVC or Hardwood, Blind Technique has a range of conservatory blinds perfect for you.
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Blinds for conservatories, as well as providing décor and privacy, most usually and practically they are required to control the temperature, mainly in the Summer but also in the Winter. Our range of technical fabrics are particularly efficient at keeping you cool in the Summer and preventing heat loss in the Winter, saving you energy & money. View our technical information to see how they're made and check out the energy advantages in our performance section.
Energy Saving for everyone these days, given the recent increases in domestic fuel bills, is an important consideration. High tech fabrics are available as Pleated Conservatory Blinds and Roller Conservatory Blinds, from the leading UK suppliers. In fact we are able to manufacture from any suitable pleated or roller fabric. For obvious reasons, Woodweave Conservatory Blinds are a natural product and although the shading does provide a certain amount of protection and cooling, they are not as efficient as the high-tec fabrics that have been specifically designed.
Motorised Conservatory Blinds
As technology improves, more and more people are considering motorisation as this option becomes more reliable and more affordable. The motors are now quieter, more efficient and can even be battery powered. Why not ask us about the posibility of motorising your blinds, we will be happy to give you the relevant information and comparative quotation.
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Call us today, or fill out your details in the Contact Us section, and arrange a FREE no obligation quotation. Blind Technique has over 25 years specialising in roof blinds and have acquired a high level of skill and expertise amongst our workforce. We understand that every conservatory and every customer is unique and therefore provide FREE complete and unbiased friendly expert advice so that we can custom manufacture the right blinds for you. Choose pleated, perfect for intricate shapes; roller to give a neat contemporary look; or woodweave to add a natural feel, gently diffusing the sun light in summer and adding warmth in the winter. As motorisation becomes more popular, we our proud to offer top of the range motorisedsystem option in conjuction with Somfy motors.
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- How much do conservatory blinds cost? Conservatory blinds are always bespoke manufactured, and can be fitted to your conservatory roof, or windows, or both. The price of conservatory blinds depends on several factors. The first being the size of your conservatory; the number of blinds you require and whether the roof blinds are shaped or rectangular. Secondly the type of blinds you would like; usually pleated blinds, roller blinds, or pinoleum woodweave blinds for the roof and more options for the side blinds. Then within each category there is a wide range of fabrics, that have different price bands, and finally whether they are motorised or manual. For these reasons it is quite hard to give an idea of price unless we know the size and shape of your conservatory and the type of blinds you would like. If you can provide this then we will be happy to give you an estimate, and of course, our sales appointments are free.
- Are conservatory blinds expensive? As with any product that is custom made or bespoke manufactured - there is a greater cost associated than similar off the shelf standard sized products. Blind Technique manufacture ourselves all of our conservatory blinds for both retail and trade customers, and with years of experience we are very competitively priced offering a high quality bespoke product that is expertly installed. Getting that extra use out of your conservatory means conservatory blinds are often seen as a necessity as opposed to a luxury and therefore relatively not so expensive.
- Can I get an idea of the price of conservatory blinds? Yes. You need to provide the sizes (width and drop) of any window blinds and the floor area glass to glass of your conservatory along with the shape. Additionally we need to know what type of blinds you would like, and most times an image e-mailed to us with sizes or a plan drawing is invaluable. This is enough to give you an idea, all estimates or quotations are subject to survey, and appointments for an accurate costing are free.
- Can I fit conservatory blinds myself? In theory yes, though we would always recommend having them professionally surveyed and installed. In particular, roof blinds are very difficult to measure and install - particularly triangular or angled shapes - unless you know what you are doing?
- How long will my conservatory blinds take to make? As long as your chosen material or fabric is available, we can typically manufacture and install your conservatory blinds in 3-4 weeks. The installation date may take a little bit longer when we are very busy.
- How long does it take to install conservatory blinds? This will depend on the size of the conservatory and the type of blinds, though as a rough estimate an average size conservatory can usually be installed with window and roof blinds in approximately one full day.


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At Meow, Bark and Board, we know that a relaxed pet is a happy pet. All of our pet services are performed in the most soothing and stress-free manner possible. We play calming music and diffuse animal-specific pheromones in and around the kennel runs and cat condos. We even use flower essences throughout the facility to reduce stress and anxiety!
We suspect that the last thing y'all want to do at home is wrestle your pet into a tiny tub. Nobody wants soggy sleeves, but it's important for our animals to look and feel fresh. So, let us do the dirty work and pamper your pet with a warm, sudsy bath in our soothing, stress-relieving facility!
over 50 lbs long hair - $35
over 50 lbs short hair - $30
under 50 lbs long hair - $25
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Medicated Bath
Sometimes a bath is just good medicine—literally, for our animal friends! You bring the prescribed shampoo, and we do the rest! Sometimes the medicated shampoos have to sit on the pet's skin for a while, or they need a prescription dip. Those services are included in the price as well.
Medicated Bath - $40
Most Baths take 30 minutes from start to finish, including drying time. If extra time is needed for bathing, drying, it's just $5 for every additional 15 minutes. Even pups hate to break a nail! Get their nails trimmed and filed; they'll feel like a new dog. And check out our other head-to-toe services that will get them all spiffed up and ready to get back to playtime!
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For pets... and for us, play time is serious business. Your dogs will enjoy leash walks and lure chasing in the largest of our three natural play yards, as well as relaxing Reiki or pet massage therapy sessions with Stacy!
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Here at Meow, Bark and Board we welcome animals of all needs and abilities. Have a degree in Veterinary Technology, Stacy and the rest of the staff members (under Stacy's explicit direction) here are qualified and able to provide "Special Needs Pet Care" when required.
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GLA:D® stands for Good Life with osteoArthritis in Denmark. It is a physiotherapy led education and strengthening exercise program developed by researchers in Denmark for people with hip or knee osteoarthritis (OA) symptoms.
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who can do the gla:d® program?
The GLA:D® Australia research program is for participants that have a hip/knee joint problem. You may be excluded from completing the program if you have:
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With automatic food and water dispensers, the ability to video chat with your pet from anywhere, an easy-to-use app, and food delivery straight to your doorstep via Amazon, easyFeed will improve the quality of life for you and your furry friends.
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The easyFeed's hardware, firmware, and software, has all been thoroughly tested and is manufactured to very strict quality standards. However, bringing all aspects of easyFeed together is a significant challenge. While our current plan foresees shipment starting by the beginning of October, delay due to either suppliers or certification processes is possible.
We've done our best to ensure the easyFeed development comes together seamlessly and we are committed to making sure we deliver the easiest and most hands-free pet feeder in the world. Regular communication and feedback integration will continue to be part of our journey to change the way you care for your pet.
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HEB Just Peachy/
I love HEB. When I lived in Florida for a short stint I loved Publix. I thought that a grocery store couldn't get any better than Publix and wished that Texas would be graced by their company. I moved back to Texas and a few years passed with no Publix in site. Instead HEB's started to become a bit more commonplace around me. Larger, nicer stores, good prices, quality store brand, friendly staff, and they just kept improving. HEB is now my favorite grocery store and it makes me proud to say that they're from Texas as well.
I say all this… well I'm not sure why I did. Perhaps it was the recent hurricane (we were incredibly fortunate here at The Soda Jerks headquarters) where HEB stepped up and helped those in need, or maybe I just felt I needed to say it. I'm not sure why that first paragraph exists, just know that it's true.
Anywho, this review will be Just Peachy… HEB's Just Peachy peach soda that is! Just Peachy is cane sugar sweetened as most if not all of the HEB brand limited edition sodas are. The other ingredients aren't really noteworthy, but I'm expecting a big peach taste not unlike Big Peach.
The aroma is peachy pungent. It smells somewhere between an actual peach and a gummy peach ring. When it comes to peach soda I'm ok with a little sugary nonsense, but hopefully this doesn't go overboard with the sweetness.
Good on them. My first sip delivered better than expected. Initially the flavor seems a bit muted so I was a little afraid the soda was going to be a let down. Thankfully once Just Peachy hit the back of my throat that theory was tossed out on its ear. My smellometer was correct in sensing that gummy peach aroma. The secondary taste is definitely candied, but not overly sweet as I had imagined it being.
Texture wise it's a very smooth soda with only a small cluster of bubbles at the end, creating just the right amount of sizzle. There is minimal syrupy mouthfeel which can partially be attributed to the cane sugar. All in all it's a very enjoyable treat. Take that sentence quite literally. Just Peachy is a treat, not something I'd regularly pair with food. Of course that's just my opinion, but it'd be unbelievably creepy if I started typing your opinions on this site.
Verdict - Buy a Pack
This soda was purchased at HEB


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The biggest event in the shooting calendar the Paralympic Games take place every four years. In London in 2012 Matt Skelhon won a Silver and a Bronze and James Bevis won a Bronze. Both will be keen to add to their tally if selected while GB will field a squad that have had much success on the IPC Shooting circuit over the past few years.
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Saturday Mountain Style
My Saturday style in the mountains!
the scoop
It's been so nice here in the mountains for the weekend. I have mixed in taking care of business, relaxation and fun relatively evenly. There are always threes things I have to do when I come up now that we are not here full time. I have to vacuum, dust and clean bathrooms/change bedding. So I break it up into a chore a day so nothing is too much. Then I always cook because I love to cook and eat! I try to get some outdoor time in via, hiking, running or just sitting outside on the deck. Lastly I do a little picture taking for the blog.
Each season in the mountains has its own special beauty.
my look
So, everything I have on is too big. I don't know why I insist on getting things too big but it seems I always order them that way. Not always but often. This top is Free People and it is way too big. I always get a small in Free People but never again. After so many too big sweaters I have learned my lesson. This brand runs way large. My jeans are new and they are high waisted skinny jeans in my favorite brand. I ordered a size up thinking it would be easier to tuck tops into them but after wearing them all day they are falling off so another lesson learned. Although I can probably wash and dry them in hot water and make them work. My hunter boots are a half size too big too but with heavy socks they are fine.
Linking my exact top. I usually wear small in tops and this one is a small but an extra small would have been much better for me. Linking exact jeans, my favorite brand 7 For All Mankind (TTS), Linking exact Hunger Boots. My Tory Burch bag is old but I found another Tory Burch in red that is similar but my red is more of a fire engine red I think.
Life right outside my front door!
It's our second day here and I am loving it. It rained all night last night and it was nice to sleep listening to rain gently fall.
We had chili and corn bread last night and tonight I am grilling steak to go with salad and baked potatoes.
I got some new make up at the drug store to play with along with some bubble bath for a relaxing hot bath tonight.
You can see our first fire of the season on my IG Stories Highlight here! It was so beautiful.
Planning another big fire tonight as we watch the sun set. Which reminds me I have to run out and bring in some wood!
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WASHINGTON, DC--(Marketwired - Oct 6, 2016) - Altavoz Entertainment, Inc. (
Futureman's current catalog of five titles will be made available via Altavoz's Back Catalog Distribution Deal, which includes digital and physical distribution services to online outlets, brick and mortar stores, and libraries. FutureMan will also take advantage of Altavoz's Manufacturing on Demand Music (MODM) service, giving the artist and his releases complete market coverage without the risk of making, holding and shipping physical inventory across the globe.
All of the services offered will be supported through a unique opportunity only offered through Altavoz Entertainment, Inc. The Finance Distribution Deal offers suppliers the ability to leverage limited budgets for manufacturing and packaging, as well as marketing and promotion. This advance payment option loan allows artists and labels to conserve budgets and still make their mark through greater visibility and sales opportunities.
"We know that today's independent artists, bands, and labels need manufacturing and marketing support and that's where our Financed Distribution Deal comes into play," said Nelson Jacobsen, CEO Altavoz Entertainment, Inc. "Having this deal come to market with FutureMan's back catalog and his newest release, is such an honor. We have deep respect for his talents and look forward to working with him."
About Financed Distribution Deal
No up-front cost with Sliding payout scale. Altavoz Entmt will offer an advanced payment option on the established Digital & physical distribution deals {D3, PD2, DPD2} presently offered; Also covers back-catalog alta-carte distribution services setup fees. This will allow suppliers to leverage limited budgets for manufacturing & packaging, marketing and promotional budgets. The Financed Distribution Deal covers setup fees only and does not included Label Boot Camp™ or in-stores marketing funds. FinancedDistributionDeal.com
About Roy Futureman Wooten
Roy Wooten is an inventor, scientist, musician, composer and five-time Grammy Award winning performer with Béla Fleck and the Flecktones known as "FutureMan". FutureMan's unique percussion technique inspired his first invention, "The Drumitar," which allows him to replicate the sounds of an entire contemporary drum kit with his fingers. His desire to continue exploring the drums led to his second creation, "The RoyEl": A futuristic piano that can express the entire orchestra in any mathematical tuning and musical temperament. The tuning philosophy behind FutureMan's piano technique employs the power and science of Mother Nature with a tuning technology (developed by Dr. Wayne Kirby) called "Serious Composer," which enables one to create music with the natural musical ratios of Nature, such as the Golden Mean (Phi) and the periodic table of elements. FutureMan also uses dynamic touch pressure on his piano keys to change notes the same way a trumpet uses lip pressure on the mouthpiece to play different pitches.
About Altavoz Entertainment, Inc.
Altavoz is an independent, full service entertainment distributor offering a wide range of physical and digital distribution, marketing and payment solutions. Altavoz is widely known for being distributor of record for the highly acclaimed "Goldenheart" project from Dawn Richard. To that end, Altavoz ensures artists and producers have access to a unique array of traditional and out of the box distribution channels and are creatively promoted so they can build their presence, make their mark, and earn a living all with a social conscience via our Help Earth Foundation. Altavoz is a subsidiary of Altavoz Entertainment, Inc. (
Notice Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This release includes forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements regarding our expected future financial position, results of operations, cash flows, financing plans, business strategy, products and services, competitive positions, growth opportunities, plans and objectives of management for future operations, as well as statements that include words such as "anticipate," "if," "believe," "plan," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "could," "should," "will," and other similar expressions are forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and contingencies, many of which are beyond our control, which may cause actual results, performance, or achievements, as described in our reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission which are available for review at www.sec.gov to differ materially from anticipated results, performance, or achievements. We are under no obligation to (and expressly disclaim any such obligation to) update or alter our forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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Manitoba offers excellent locations and easily "doubles" for a variety of natural landscapes, environments, and eras and the province is also home to rich ethnic diversity and cultural communities, four distinct seasons and brilliant sunrises and sunsets.
Buffalo Gal Pictures has experience with both inter-provincial and international co-producing partnerships. The Manitoba crews, talent and training are world-class. In addition, Manitoba offers a labour-based tax credit to qualifying productions, which provides a fully refundable corporate income tax credit of up to 65% of the wages of Manitobans hired for the project.
For more information about filming in Manitoba please visit the websites below
Manitoba features:
- Tax credits of up to 65 % (45 % base, with 5% rural, 5% Manitoba producer and a 10% frequent filmer bonus.) No broker required.
- Lower production costs, allowing the province to stay competitive with most US tax credits.
- A strong infrastructure supporting the industry, including the Province of Manitoba, City of Winnipeg, industry partners and members of the public.
- Locations that can easily double for a variety of natural landscapes, urban environments and/or eras. The province is also home to rich ethnic diversity and cultural communities.
- Four distinct seasons.
- Purpose-built studio with 15,000 sq. ft. clear span, supported by office space, a carpentry shop, loading docks, wardrobe and a commissary.
- In addition, there are a variety of warehouses that enable Manitoba to accommodate multiple shows.
- Winnipeg is the prairie headquarters for William F. White.
Over the illustrious span of Manitoba's film industry, it has doubled for:
- World class cities, including Chicago (Amreeka, Shall We Dance?); New York (Capote), Detroit (The Horsemen) and San Francisco (You Kill Me), among others, as well as such diverse regions as Missouri (The Assassination of Jesse James), Washington (The Capture of the Green River Killer) and Minnesota (New in Town.)
- Coastline, beaches and cottage country (Falcon Beach, My Life as a Dog)
- Arctic locales (Whiteout, K-19 The Widowmaker)
- Period turn-of-the-century cities, including Kansas and Boston.
- Period looks for the 1930's - 1940's.
Manitoba has it all. Currently boasting the highest tax credit in Canada (extended to 2019), varied and breathtaking locations, experienced crews and expert co-producers and service producers, Manitoba can meet your production's needs.


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I am a Southern Baptist. Though I am also affiliated with the Alliance of Baptists and much more inclusive and progressive in my theology than the majority of Southern Baptists, I don't run from the label. To discard the label of Southern Baptist would be to discard who I am. I am a Baptist from the South. I was brought up, educated and ordained by Southern Baptists. Like many of you, this will always be a reality for me.
A few short weeks ago, I joined fellow progressive evangelicals to advocate for full celebration of all people at the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention's multi-day conference, "The Gospel, Homosexuality and the Future of Marriage." The event consisted of breakout sessions, plenary addresses and panels providing instructions on how to interact with a rapidly changing culture that is often unsympathetic to the views of most Southern Baptists. I currently work at the Cathedral of Hope United Church of Christ in Dallas — the largest LGBT church in the world. Before I traveled to the conference, I asked members of our congregation to stand if they felt historically abused or mistreated by Southern Baptists. Hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people stood to give witness to the many theological and spiritual atrocities they had experienced. I promised to take their stories with me to the conference in Nashville. While I was standing next to the door as people exited our church, person after person came up to me to tell me their stories:
"I graduated from Southwestern Baptists Theological Seminary and came out many years later. I lived my life terrified that someone would find out…don't forget my story."
"I finished my education at Truett-McConnell College and came out this year. I felt so uncomfortable there."
"I am a graduate of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and was a man at the time of my graduation. No one knew what I was dealing with."
The stories were endless. With a heavy heart, I jumped in the car and started the long drive.
Expecting the worse, I braced my being for substantial confrontation. From the time I started at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2007 to the time I graduated in 2009, all I could remember hearing were vile and toxic remarks about gay people. As someone who felt attraction to both men and women, I remember feeling the sting of such comments regularly. Expecting to hear more of the same, I was surprised that there were people who were actually ready to talk in a loving way. I realized that the times truly have changed. On Monday morning of the conference, I participated in a press conference hosted by the Association of Welcoming and Affirming Baptists. From the stage, I declared what I have long recognized, "I know more closeted Southern Baptist pastors than I do straight ones." The number of closeted Southern Baptist pastors out there is one of the biggest family secrets. Many people came out to me while I was at SBTS and continue to serve Southern Baptist churches. Later that day, I participated in a courteous conversation with evangelical and Southern Baptist leadership about trying to find a way forward. From pastors and leaders of some of the largest ministries in the Southern Baptist Convention, I heard a real desire to listen, learn and try to love. Many will find these words unbelievable. I did too — until I experienced them.
Late Tuesday, I experienced an angry public confrontation with a former colleague from SBTS. In a tone very close to a shout, I was told that I was going to hell and experienced all other sorts of condemnations and belittlements. In that moment I realized I had a choice. The events earlier in the day also weighed heavily on my mind. Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, had condemned reparative therapy as harmful. Glenn Stanton of Focus on the Family had declared that we should just love people and not love people for the purpose of getting them saved. While these statements might not sound all that radical to you, coming from my former context, they were revolutionary for me. Would I listen to the vile statements made by my former colleague and others that were uttered more publicly or would I cling to the moments and statements where my attempt to engage my enemies in love seemed to make my enemies something closer to friends? I chose love. However, the choice is not just mine to make. The choice is ours. In order to live out the love of God, will we decide to follow Jesus back into the temples that almost killed us? I did, and experienced Jesus more deeply there.


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Sometimes the fashion world reminds me of a strange and illogical time machine. Just as we finally get comfortable in the chic boots and fabulous faux furs of winter fashion, the stores are already selling out the resort wear(which is basically summer clothes in the middle of the winter), planning the spring collections, and then...the pre-fall collections arrive on the scene (all before January)!
To be in the fashion world you have to live in a different time plane, think in seasonal reverse and basically feel like you'll never really catch up to the next big thing. I guess that's kind of the point. Fashion is for people like me who have a short attention span and need to keep moving onto the next exciting thing. We don't really LOVE the new stuff until it's already going out of style, but wearing it is challenging, fun and edgy.
If you're not into fashion you may have no clue what I'm talking about, but nonetheless, I think everyone will like some of the Pre-Fall looks I'm about to show you. So yes, I'm fast forwarding into Pre-Fall 2012. Come travel with me into the fashion future to peek at some great styles you'll be seeing in...hmmm...7-8 months from now!
|Donna Karan
|Burberry Prorsum
|Burberry Prorsum
|Oscar de la Renta
|Carolina Hererra
|Carolina Hererra
|Michael Kors
|Michael Kors
|Reed Krakoff
|Narciso Rodriguez
|Narciso Rodriguez
|Calvin Klein Collection
|Badgley Mischka
|J. Mendel
|Temperley London
The three main trends I'm seeing here are long coats, statement belts and lots of ethnic prints. And definitely hold on to your leather, fur and booties for next year!
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Shuffle and stack the deck with this lovely quilt pattern!
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Trump made it very clear before Russia helped elect him that he knows ISIS much better than our military does. He, of course, has lost faith in our military and only has faith in "certain" generals. He promised his faithful that he would be able to "defeat" ISIS all on his own.
Think Progress –> https://thinkprogress.org/trump-generals-embarrassing-country-2048c27becef
And, how did that work out for him? In his first foray into "defeating ISIS," he sent Seal Team Six into hostile territory in Yemen against the recommendation of ALL of the generals, leading to a failed mission, an unnecessary Special Ops death, and a $30 Million aircraft being shot down. Oh, and no gained intelligence.
NPR –> http://www.npr.org/2017/02/10/514378178/fact-check-trumps-yemen-raid-winning-mission-or-failure-its-not-so-simple
He launched $60 Million worth of US missiles on a Syrian target that didn't destroy the target airport or even damage "enemy" aircraft.
ABC News –> http://abcnews.go.com/US/syrian-jets-off-air-base-hit-us/story?id=46646770
Just PR and worthless optics.
And, it just keeps getting worse and worse. Trump is utterly destroying not only our reputation around the as the leader of the free world. He is absolutely decimating our Intelligence services with what is seeming to be sabotage. Recently, he put Israeli Intel in danger by leaking classified information to Russia about their operations to Russia, who allies with Iran.
New York Times –> https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/16/world/middleeast/israel-trump-classified-intelligence-russia.html
To round it off, Trump's mastermind handling of USINTEL has leaked information to China of our operatives within their government, setting us back decades and leading to the arrest and execution of American agents.
NBC News –> http://www.nbcnews.com/news/china/china-s-global-times-applauds-victory-after-cia-sources-reportedly-n762836
Oh, and it keeps coming. British security forces — hard at work investigating the perpetrators of the Manchester bombing — were purposefully keeping mum on the identity of the bomber. They made the mistake of sharing intelligence with Trump. And, of course, Trump immediately leaked the name to US media.
Salon –> http://www.salon.com/2017/05/24/u-s-officials-leaked-the-name-of-the-manchester-bomber-hours-before-uk-authorities-released-it/
Trump makes Aldrich Ames (Wikipedia) look like a Boy Scout. He is a clear and present danger to US security, and each day that his Reich is allowed to remain in power, the chances that the US will suffer grave consequence increases exponentially. He cannot be allowed to draw us closer and closer to our fall.


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Picture the scene: You don't like getting your hands dirty. Your breakdown membership has lapsed. You've got a flat tyre and the spare's knackered, too.
Oh, and its snowing. A lot. And has been for hours. Days, even.
It's the nightmare scenario for any driver. So 10 out of 10 for improvisation to Russian motorist Bogdan Evseyev.
The 43-year-old laughed in the face of adversity and instead of breaking down, crying and cursing the luck Gods, he simply cracked on and made the most of what was to hand.
And what was to hand was his son's sledge – which surprisingly slotted nicely under the wheel axle and supported his motor across the icy roads to the nearest garage in the town of Belovo in southern Russia.
Eyewitness Nestor Ulyanov, 38, filmed the genius display of man skills and commented on his video: "Never underestimate a Russian, we always come out as the winners."
He added: "We videoed it for a short time using my mobile phone, and then we saw him pull over to the garage at the side of the road.
"I stopped to tell them that I thought it was really hilarious. I had a chat with the car driver, I told him I was going to put the video online.
"The sledge once they got it out from underneath was surprisingly undamaged, apart from a few smudges of oil. But I reckon even buying a new one is still going to be cheaper than a tow truck – and probably quicker."


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Starting on Nimo's Pier at the Claddagh, marathon participants run two laps of 'South Park' before running along the closed road through the heart of Salthill as far as the Barna Road junction and return via the back of the Golf Club and along the promenade and back to the Claddagh. Then another three full laps of Salthill are completed and back to the finish at the Claddagh. This is a very very fast and flat marathon course and perfect for PB attempts. This race is chip timed from start line to finish line. Chip timing is an electronic system that automatically records the exact time you cross the start line and the exact time you cross the finish line, giving you an accurate race time. The chip is attached to your race number which you will receive at the Race Expo.
PACERS: There will be 3:30, 3:45, 4:00, 4:15 and 4:30 Pacers
Thanks to Athenry AC and Marathon Club Ireland
Race Pack collection will be confirmed in the weeks leading up to race day.
What to expect on Race Day
Race Start
The race start for the marathon is 8:30am sharp. You are advised to arrive in good time before the race. There will be parking restrictions in operation on the route. A baggage area will be provided for your belongings at the start/finish area. Please click here for the route map..
We strongly advise all participants to warm-up well before the start, there will be no official group warm-up for Marathon participants.
Race Safety
Your safety is our top priority. Please help us in this regard by obeying the instructions of the Race Marshals, Gardai and Medical staff at all times on the route. Please do not wear headphones for everybody's safety. Water stations and toilets will be available.
Race Finish
Please follow marshal instructions at the race finish where you will receive a finisher's medal & refreshments.
Prize Giving
Prize giving will be immediately after the event and hosted at the finish line.
After the event
There will be a marquee set up at the finish line where runners will receive post-race refreshments and celebration.
For more information check our FAQ's page here.


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School Library Journal has given THE KINDNESS CLUB: CHLOE ON THE BRIGHT SIDE a wonderful review, saying "The characters are well-developed and relatable. The true strength of the tale is in Sheinmel's presentation of tween politics and Chloe's inner struggles. Readers will be rewarded with a satisfying read and, hopefully, a little inspiration to be considerate in their own lives."