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A Mansfield woman who was banned for dangerous driving has been caught at the wheel of a car without ever taking a test, magistrates heard.
Police saw that a Peugeot was uninsured on the Bellamy Road estate, shortly after midnight, on March 16.
Checks revealed the driver Emma Aplin was banned for 15 months, for dangerous driving, on July 3, 2012.
She was banned until she completes an extended test, the court heard, and has had a provisional licence since 2017.
Ian Pridham, mitigating, said Aplin drove her boyfriend's vehicle because he was too drunk, and has never passed a driving test.
"She completed the 15 month disqualification and didn't realise she was technically still disqualified," he said.
"Had she known that she wouldn't have driven. She got a job as a community care worker about three months ago."
The court heard she received three points for speeding in July 2018.
Aplin, 30, of Hibbert Road, admitted driving while disqualified and without insurance, when she appeared at Mansfield Magistrates Court, on Friday.
She was fined £183, and she was ordered topay a £30 government surcharge and £85 costs.
Six points were added to her licence.
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I release all of the audio episodes at once, so you can listen to them here in "batch mode" if you wish. Then, once a week, I release each audio episode via iTunes (Audio). I also release the video episode via iTunes (Video) and on my YouTube Channel.
With each weekly episode, I publish "show notes," resource links, and a complete transcript. You can find those every Wednesday on my blog's main home page. Click here to subscribe, so you don't miss a single episode.
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Episode 4: How to Retain More of What You Read
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The hectic fast-paced modern lifestyle along with having to wait in long lines in uncomfortable footwear make our feet go through a really tough time. Needless to say, that this only results in our own discomfort, which may even be affecting our overall health. In such a case, we shouldn't neglect taking extra care of our toenails and feet.
To keep your toenails and feet in tip-top condition WheeBuzz brings you these 6 useful feet care tips:
1. Ensure that your feet are kept dry
Keeping your feet dry is one of the basic principles of hygiene. This is because fungus tends to grow in moist conditions which serve as a favorable environment. Here are some tips on how you can go about keeping your feet dry
After taking a shower, dry your feet thoroughly with a towel. Opt for shoes that are made from natural materials which allow your skin to breathe. Don't wear the same pair of shoes for several days in a row
2. Start trimming your toenails the proper way
If you don't trim your toenails properly it can result in your nails growing inwards which can be quite painful. You can prevent this by following these tips:
Push your cuticles backwards to the base of your nails by using an orangewood stick instead of cutting them
Don't go rounding the corners and trim your toenails straight across
If you trim your toenails too short it could result in an infection or ingrown toenails
3. Keep your toenails healthy
You can very well avoid ingrown toenails and the subsequent pain that follows by following this procedure:
- Keep your feet soaked in warm water that has been mixed with salt (1 tablespoon per liter) for about 15-20 minutes.
- Lift your nail up gently after placing clean dental floss under the edge of it.
- You can use antiseptic to treat the area and then proceed to bandage your toe in order to prevent it from infections.
- Keep doing this procedure everyday till your toe is completely healed.
However, if this procedure fails to work out and you notice signs of infection, then you should see a doctor as soon as possible.
4. Soaking your feet in warm water
At least once a week, soak your feet in warm water for 15-20 minutes. This practice will make your heels baby soft, and your feet appear simply gorgeous. In addition, you may add essential oils, herbal infusions, or salt to the warm water in which you soak your feet. This helps in re-energizing your feet. Once you finish soaking your feet, you may use a pumice stone or a foot scrub to remove the dry and skin from your feet.
5. Moisturize your foot
You can moisturize your feet with creams containing emollients like Vaseline, Dimethicone, and lanolin and moisturizing ingredients like lecithin, and glycerin, which are considered the best to use on the feet. However, do not ever moisturize in between your toes as this causes fungus.
6. Massage your feet
To get rid of fatigue, improve blood circulation and keep your feet healthy, give yourself a good foot massage. You can opt to buy a foot massager for this purpose, or you may simply use an ordinary tennis ball or any round object, by placing it under your foot and then rolling it back and forth from the toes till the heel. Repeat this with the other foot too.


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Hatches Made Easy:
(Geometridae Family) -
The inchworm, also called the spanworm, looper, and measuring worm, is the
larva stage of life for the moth. There are numerous species of them in the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Inchworms can be greenish, tan, brown or black. Most of them are green. At
times the worm like larvae will suspend several inches from limbs on a silk thread
they produce. They do this hanging act when they are ready to pupate. It is
common for them to fall into the water. In fact, if they are suspended over the
water, they are going to fall into the water.
A good time to try an inchworm pattern would be when you spot a few of them
hanging from tree limbs, especially during those times when a major hatch is not
underway, which is ninety-nine percent of the time. If you have not seen any of
them on the banks, it very unlikely there will be any in the water.
The different species of inchworms pupate at different times of the year. You will
find them throughout the summer but heavy only at certain times. Once the trout
have seen them, it doesn't seem to matter if they are lots of them or not.
Another big advantage of the flies used to imitate the inchworm is that the same
fly imitates several aquatic insects fairly well. One is the larger net spinning
caddisfly larvae. They also do a very good job of imitating the numerous species
of rock worms, or the free living caddisfly larvae that are very plentiful in the
streams of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
As with most terrestrials, in the larger streams you should fish inchworm larvae
imitations near the banks concentrating on those with overhanging limbs of trees
and bushes. Most of the small stream have tree limbs that about cover the entire
width of the stream. The fly can be fished dry or wet.
A very good method is to use a large fly such as a hopper as an indicator and
fish the inchworm larvae imitation below it at a depth depending upon the depth
of the water you are fishing. Not only is the large fly a good strike indicator, it
may also get some action from the trout.
Of course you can also use a strike indicator. We almost always fish the fly
without an indicator or a large dry fly tandem rig. You can detect the strike
simply by watching your line and leader.
Just when I finish the aquatic insects for the Smokies and almost degrade the
Great Autumn Brown Sedge
, I get email from David Knapp, The Trout Zone,
advising me that he has experienced some very good results with imitations of
them. This reminds me that just because you don't see much activity during the
day from an insect, it doesn't mean the trout want respond to something they get
used to seeing at night. Here is his report. Also, please be sure to check our his
Coming Up Next:
Grasshoppers - (Acrididae/Tettigoniidae)
Copyright 2008 James Marsh
I just wanted to let you know that I'm still enjoying the "Hatches
Made Easy" and the most recent one got my attention. Two or
three years ago I had great success in the fall fishing large
caddis patterns. I would see the adults at night around the
lights at Elkmont and during the day the fish would just slay an
immitation. One of my largest rainbows in the park ever came
while fishing a large caddis dry that year and then the next day I
had one of my top 5 days ever in the park fishing the same
immitation all day. Strangely I haven't had much success at all
during that time of year on similar patterns ever since then...
Any idea if this hatch tends to have "peak" years or something
like that? Anyway, very interesting information...thanks as
always for doing this as it is a wealth of information. Hope you
are doing well...
David Knapp


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Launching in December, the four-day package will include skiing, ice-skating, curling and the option of bobsleighing on the oldest bobsleigh run in the world.
Situated in the heart of the Engadine Valley on the southern side of the Alps and near the Italian border, St Moritz is one of the best-known resorts in the world and the birthplace of winter tourism. Famous for its sparkling dry climate and sunny days, the resort is known for being the home of modern Alpine sport and the only town in Switzerland to have hosted the games in both 1928 and 1948.
To celebrate its Olympic heritage this new experience will include four days of ski lessons with Suvretta Snowsports School – St Moritz's leading ski school – private ice skating lessons on the hotels' ice rink with expert coaches and curling at Suvretta House's Curling Guest Club. For those looking to learn the elegant, classic style of cross country skiing can enjoy over 230km of trails. St Moritz is also home to the Olympic Bob Run, the only natural ice track in existence that hosts international races. As an optional extra*, guests can experience 75 seconds of adrenalin, thundering down the ice track in a four-man bob.
Set in a pristine private estate, and the only ski in, ski out hotel in the resort, Suvretta House (translated directly as 'house above the woods') is a much-loved heritage hotel. Built over 100 years ago by Swiss hotelier Anton Bon the hotel was originally designed to provide a tranquil and exclusive retreat, set apart from the nearby buzz of the main town. With the likes of Evita Peron, King Farouk of Egypt and the Shah of Persia visiting for the winter months, the destination soon became a jet-set hub of cosmopolitan glamour, and to this day remains one of the most decadent mountain resorts in Europe.
till owned by the fifth generation of founder Anton Bon's family, his great-great grandson Reto Candrian, and run by husband and wife team Peter and Esther Egli, the 181-room hotel has its own private ski lift giving exceptionally easy access to the Engadine Valley's 217 miles of piste, 136 miles of cross-country ski trails and 93 miles of winter walking paths.
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A few weeks back, I was contacted by the Purple Basil team to try out a sample dish from their offering, and provide feedback and inputs on the food. I hadn't heard of this start up before, but when I did check them out, it looked rather interesting. A tagline of 'Really healthy food that tastes like fast food!' was bound to interest someone like me, who constantly cheats on eating greens and vegetables and salads. My review is broken down into 3 sections. Firstly, a bit about the brand from their website and conversations with the Collaboration Evangelist in PurpleBasil.in – Bharat RC. Then my take on the concept of the menu, and lastly the food itself.
About PurpleBasil.In
One of the key messages of PurpleBasil.in that I identified with was – Healthy lifestyle and food doesn't necessarily mean a bland one. Healthy ingredients, minimal use of oil, no preservatives are mantras the brand uses to ensure healthy food. And that leads to another fundamental basis of their approach – to get healthy eating as a long term approach – because obviously, a one off healthy meal is not really beneficial in the long run. And how is this done? Well, there's a prepaid subscription as well as an order in based on daily menus. The focus is of course healthy food, but also present an enticing menu that is tasty and interesting to eat, with a nice variety of options to keep the consumer engaged.
Menu Concept and My Take
Like I mentioned, there's a Daily Menu – a different set of dishes and options from Sunday through Friday. The menus look delicious, there's salads yes, but there's also burritos, burgers, rolls and noodles. Enough options for folks to try, and have something for every palate by keeping the food interesting with all these variations. Each of the mains are accompanied by a side dish – usually salads and a fruit drink.
I chose the Chicken Burger from Friday's menu – it looked so delicious! Though my location was outside the delivery area, the order reached me promptly. The meal was neatly arranged, sealed with double sided tapes, and served in eco friendly containers. And a thoughtful note accompanied it, I love handwritten notes! The burger was big, with fillings of soft and delicious pulled chicken, barbeque sauce, and finely sliced salad. The brown bread was soft, but the whole bottom bread was totally soggy by the time it was delivered to my place. The variety was great, and the cooler in the kulhar was a nice touch. The quantity is just right for one person, as is the pricing.
The menus on other days cover several cuisines, and have curious combinations. I would strongly recommend PurpleBasil.in if you are in the delivery areas, which you can check here: http://purplebasil.in/delivery-areas/ I hope they expand to my side of town soon! #happyhealthyhogging
Scope of improvement: Their website could probably be made faster and better navigable. Also more details on the dishes could be helpful for individuals looking to order.
Please note: The food was sent courtesy PurpleBasil.in. This review is on invitation.


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Speaking Two Languages May Help the Aging Brain
Psycholinguist Mark Antoniou of Western Sydney University in Australia argues that bilingualism—as he defines it, using at least two languages in your daily life—may benefit our brains, especially as we age.
Q: What are the benefits of bilingualism?
A: The first main advantage involves what's loosely referred to as executive function. This describes skills that allow you to control, direct and manage your attention, as well as your ability to plan. It also helps you ignore irrelevant information and focus on what's important. Because a bilingual person has mastery of two languages, and the languages are activated automatically and subconsciously, the person is constantly managing the interference of the languages so that she or he doesn't say the wrong word in the wrong language at the wrong time. The brain areas responsible for that are also used when you're trying to complete a task while there are distractions. The task could have nothing to do with language; it could be trying to listen to something in a noisy environment or doing some visual task. The muscle memory developed from using two languages also can apply to different skills.
Q: Where are these benefits expressed in the brain?
A: First of all, we see increases in gray matter volume. The brain is made up of cells called neurons, which each have a cell body and little branching connections called dendrites. Gray matter refers to how many cell bodies and dendrites there are. Bilingual experience makes gray matter denser, so you have more cells. This is an indication of a healthier brain.
Bilingualism also affects white matter, a fatty substance that covers axons, which are the main projections coming out from neurons to connect them to other neurons. White matter allows messages to travel fast and efficiently across networks of nerves and to the brain. Bilingualism promotes the integrity of white matter as you age. It gives you more neurons to play with, and it strengthens or maintains the connections between them so that communication can happen optimally.
A bilingual brain can compensate for brain deterioration by using alternative brain networks and connections when original pathways have been destroyed.
Q: Does a bilingual brain age differently than a monolingual one?
A: We know from studies that starting at the age of about 25, your brain starts to decline, in terms of working memory, efficiency, processing speed, those kinds of things. As you age, these declines become steeper. The argument is that as we get into older age, bilingualism puts the brakes on and makes that decline less steep. Evidence from older adults is the strongest kind supporting a bilingual advantage. (The second strongest comes from children.)
When you look at bilingual individuals who have suffered neurodegeneration, their brains look damaged. From their brain scans, you'd think these people should be more forgetful, or that they shouldn't be coping as well as they are. But that's not the case. A bilingual brain can compensate for brain deterioration by using alternative brain networks and connections when original pathways have been destroyed. Researchers call this theory "cognitive compensation" and conclude that it occurs because bilingualism promotes the health of both gray and white matter.
Q: Could learning a language later in life keep Alzheimer's at bay?
A: That is a working hypothesis. We're doing studies where we teach a foreign language to people ages 65 and up with the goal of promoting healthy brain function, even at such a late point in life. What we're testing is: Can we help people in old age by using language-learning? Does that give you some benefit in terms of a "use it or lose it" approach to brain health?
The initial signs are encouraging. Preliminary data look good. It seems that learning a language in later life results in positive cognitive outcomes.
Because language-learning and use is so complex—arguably the most complex behavior we human beings engage in—it involves many levels. You have speech sounds, syllables, words, grammar, sentences, syntax. There's so much going on; it really is a workout for a wide brain network. And those areas of the brain overlap with the ones in which aging adult brains show decline or neurological pathological disease. As a result, we argue that learning a second language would be an optimal activity to promote healthy aging.
Q: What advice do you have for parents raising bilingual children?
A: To be encouraging and patient. Bilingual children have a tougher task than those learning only a single language. They're learning two sets of vocabulary and speech sounds. It can be challenging for those of us living in a country with a dominant language to establish a functional purpose for the second language. A child needs to feel that the language is practical and has a use. Grandparents are great for this, and so is living in a community where there are cultural events or schools where children can be immersed in the second language.
Another concern parents bring up is worrying that their child might be mixing the languages. Don't worry about what we refer to as "code mixing." It's a perfectly normal part of bilingual development. They're not confused. It's thought to be a sign of bilingual proficiency or competence to mix up the languages.
This article was adapted from a Washington Post article by Ramin Skibba.


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WWE was recognized for their creative excellence by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA) with four W3 Gold Awards and 13 Silver Awards.
The WWE Network received a Gold Award in Media Streaming. It also received Silver Awards in the Entertainment and Sports Website categories, as well as a prize for Visual Appeal. WWE Network was also honored as a Silver Award recipient among Video Channels and Networks in Entertainment.
WWESlamCity.com was recognized for excellence among children's websites. It also won a Silver Award for Visual Appeal.
WWE.com received three Silver Awards, taking home honors in the General Website – Entertainment, Sports and Television categories.
The new WrestleMania.com took home two Gold Awards, as it was honored in both the Events and Entertainment categories.
WrestleMania 29 was recognized for excellence in entertainment social media with a Silver Award.
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The Corporate Risk Management Standard outlines our approach to assessing and managing risks.
Our Enterprise Risk Management program employs a risk matrix with seven probability factors and a scale of the severity of events to identify and assess potential hazards and risks that could impact the health and safety of people, property and the environment. This analysis provides greater certainty for shareholders, customers and suppliers that risks are well managed, and leads to increased confidence in the communities where we operate.
At least twice a year the Corporate Risk Management group undertakes an internal assessment to better identify and manage risk, understand the risk drivers and promote a culture of risk awareness. The assessment determines who is accountable for the management and mitigation of each risk and identifies any emerging issues. The potential financial, health, safety, reputational and environmental impacts of each risk are assessed, with critical risks reported to the Board of Directors.
Through our Global Sourcing Office we perform audits on suppliers, including facility visits, to evaluate health, safety, environment and human rights information.
Business Continuity
We develop business continuity plans to mitigate impacts should a business-interrupting event occur. Critical processes are identified for each business unit.
Plans for individual departments are updated and tested to validate information, confirm contingency strategies and prepare staff. Areas with more critical processes are tested every year, those with less critical processes every two years. We often conduct exercises with multiple departments to improve efficiencies and identify any gaps in our process.
In 2017 we conducted a review of our business continuity program, with support from a third-party expert, with identified improvements planned for 2018. A key focus is to align our program with ongoing enhancements to the Information Systems Disaster Recovery Program and cyber security initiatives.
Code of Business Conduct
In accordance with Husky's Code of Business Conduct, employees are expected to conduct themselves in an ethical manner, with a high degree of personal integrity. We mandate training for employees so they are aware of their responsibilities.
This includes adhering to regulations around lobbying in the jurisdictions where we operate. We report any lobbying activities as required. We do not provide political donations for municipal elections, leadership contests, individual candidates or riding/constituency associations, and we do not reimburse personnel for individual political donations.
Ethics Help Line
Husky has a confidential and anonymous Ethics Help Line where employees, contractors and other stakeholders can report perceived breaches of the Code of Business Conduct.The Ethics Help Line is managed by EthicsPoint, an independent service provider. Reports can be made either through an online form or by calling toll-free phone lines available in each country where Husky operates, including English and French options in Canada. Those making a report can choose to provide information anonymously. Information provided is submitted to the Ethics Help Line Committee, which includes representatives from the legal, audit, security, health, safety, environment and human resources departments. Perceived breaches of the Code of Business Conduct reported through other channels are recorded with those received through EthicsPoint. If it is determined a report requires further investigation, a formal review will be launched. In 2017, 32 reports were made through the Ethics Help Line.
Safety and Sustainability Groups & Industry Organizations
Husky participates in sustainability groups and industry associations to better understand environmental, safety and social issues while benefitting from, and contributing to, industry innovation and best practices.
- Earth Rangers
- Lakeland Industry and Community Association (LICA)
- Shawnee Industrial Neighbors Group (SING)
Safety & Emergency Preparedness
- Alberta Industrial Fire Protection Association (AIFPA)
- Allen County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)
- Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS)
- China Offshore Oil Operation Safety Office (COOOSO)
- China's Marine Safety Administration (MSA)
- Clearwater Mutual Aid CO-OP
- Conference Board of Canada Council on Emergency Management
- Eastern Canada Response Corporation (ECRC)
- Edson Mutual Aid Committee (EMAC)
- Emergency Response Assistance Canada (ERAC)
- Energy Safety Canada (ESC)
- Hardisty Mutual Aid Plan (HMAP)
- Land Spill Emergency Program (LSEP)
- Lima Area Security and Emergency Response Task Force (LASER)
- Lloydminster Emergency Preparedness Stakeholder Group
- Mackenzie Delta Spill Response Corporation (MDSRC)
- Mutual Aid Alberta
- Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL)
- Strathcona District Mutual Assistance Emergency Response Assistance Agreement (SDMAP)
- Transportation Community Awareness and Emergency Response (TRANSCAER)
- Western Canada Marine Response Corporation
- Western Canadian Spill Services (WCSS)
- Allen County Environmental Citizen's Advisory Committee (ECAC)
- Calgary Region Airshed Zone (CRAZ)
- Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN)
- China Offshore Environmental Services (COES)
- China's State Oceanic Administration (SOA)
- Devonian Aquifer Working Group (DAWG) COSIA joint industry project
- Environmental Studies Research Funds (ESRF)
- Faster Forests COSIA joint industry project
- Foothills Research Institute Grizzly Bear Program
- Foothills Restoration Forum Southwest Alberta Sustainable Community Initiative (SASCI)
- Foothills Stream Crossing Partnership
- Industry Footprint Reduction Operations Group (iFROG)
- Marine Pollution Control
- Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS)
- Monitoring Priority Area (MPA) COSIA joint industry project
- North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance
- Ohio Chemistry Technology Council (OCTC)
- Oil Sands Monitoring (OSM)
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- Orphan Well Association
- Ottawa River Coalition (ORC)
- Parkland Airshed Management Zone (PAMZ)
- Petroleum Research Newfoundland and Labrador (PRNL)
- Plains CO2 Reduction (PCOR) Partnership
- Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable (PGAIR)
- Saskatchewan Environmental Industry and Managers Association (SEIMA)
- Saskatchewan Petroleum Industry Government Environmental Committee (SPIGEC)
- Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan (SK PCAP)
- Water Technology Development Centre (WTDC) COSIA joint industry project
- Western Yellowhead Air Management Zone (WYAMZ)
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- Canadian Fuels Association (CFA)
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- Canadian Society for Unconventional Resources
- Environmental Services Association of Alberta (ESAA)
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Kunsthaus Zurich presents Parkett – 20 Years of Artists' Collaborations.
Press Release Zurich, September 17, 2004
To mark the twentieth birthday of the art journal Parkett, from 26 November 2004 until 13 February 2005 the Kunsthaus will show the complete collection of the artists' editions first issued by Parkett in 1984. Up-and-coming de-signers at the Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst, Zürich, have created an unusual setting for this very special appearance.
Parkett had its origins in the idea of not just writing about artists but also of working closely with them. From the first, the main basis of these artists' collaborations has been the limited editions which accompany each issue. In total 150 artists' editions have been produced since 1984. In 2004, a private collector donated a complete set to the Kunsthaus. This set comprises very different art works, with photographs, prints, paintings and sculptures by leading contemporary artists such as Meret Oppenheim, Jeff Koons, Brice Marden, Alex Katz, Stephan Balkenhol, Pipilotti Rist, Olafur Eliasson, Daniel Buren, Gilbert & George.
Editions to take home
Both in terms of their size and their cost, the editions are intended to fit well into people's homes. Art to have at home, in a manageable size, affordable, and easily transported – these are the distinguishing features of Parkett editions, even if they have long since also found their way into the collections of major museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art, New York. The notion of privacy is crucial not only to the form but also to the content of the Parkett editions. Many works address topics such as the body and intimacy, or consciously break down the barriers between art and everyday life.
Musée en appartement
This exhibition is curated by Mirjam Varadinis and revolves around the notion of the 'musée en appartement' – an important aspect of the concept of Parkett. The exhibition architecture has been conceived together with design students from the Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst, Zürich, and the renowned Swiss designer Alfredo Häberli, who has translated the best of the students' ideas into finished plans. For the presentation of the 150 editions, the Kunsthaus exhibition space will become a virtual private home; individual rooms will have plinths and vitrines in the shape of abstract furniture, on and in which the art works will be displayed. At the conclusion of the exhibition there is a visitors' corner with information on the artists who created the editions and on the history of Parkett.
Unpublished documents
On a more abstract level, the 'appartement' is also synonymous with 'home'. For the present Parkett team – Bice Curiger, Editor-in-Chief and Curator at the Kunsthaus Zürich, Jacqueline Burckhardt, Editor, and the publisher, Dieter von Graffenried – this sense of 'home' also extends to Zurich itself, the city where Parkett was born. This relationship is chronicled in documents related to the Parkett editions which have never before been presented in public.
Oral history
For the first time the oral history recounted by the makers of Parkett is recorded in the exhibition catalogue – the stories and incidents ordinarily neglected in an objective account, although any record, and especially the history of Parkett, is not complete without a personal view. In addition the catalogue also includes documents from the extensive Parkett archives: letters and sketches by artists who have worked with Parkett over the last twenty years, many of whom are now major figures in contemporary art. The bi-lingual catalogue in English and German is published by the Parkett Verlag.
Visitor information
Kunsthaus Zürich, Heimplatz 1, CH-8001 Zurich
Open: Tues–Thurs 10 a.m.– 9 p.m., Fri–Sun 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
For public holiday opening times, see www.kunsthaus.ch
Admission CHF 10.- (6.- concessions)
For further information and visual materials, please contact
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Clearing The Air. After Sarah's announcement on Monday everyone thinks Paul is leaving the show, we discuss. Plus, here are the 5 signs a woman wants to have sex with a guy according to real women! This therapist says women SHOULD NEVER date a man who has NO female friends. OMG, have you thought about getting plastic surgery because of a selfie? This engineer says we're not ugly, we've just been taking selfies the wrong way.


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The Fourth Scenario For When Should I Transition From Capital Gain Investing To Dividend Growth Investing? – Seeking Alpha
The Fourth Scenario For When Should I Transition From Capital Gain Investing To Dividend Growth Investing? – Seeking Alpha: Introduction
An author, whom I consider a friend, Robert Allan Schwartz, recently penned an article describing his views on when young investors should transition from growth to dividend growth investing. In this article found here, he created a series of three scenarios and created a set of parameters from which to run them on. Although I felt that his parameters were reasonable, and his scenarios plausible, I also felt that they grossly underestimated the true power of what I would call a pure growth strategy. Frankly, I felt he inadvertently shortchanged the powerful performance capabilities that true growth stocks are capable of achieving.
Can Dividend Growth Investing Be Reconciled With Modern Portfolio Theory? – Seeking Alpha
Can Dividend Growth Investing Be Reconciled With Modern Portfolio Theory? – Seeking Alpha: For the past couple of years, an active discussion or debate has been going on between proponents of dividend growth investing [DGI] and proponents of modern portfolio theory [MPT]. I have been in the middle of some of those debates. I often wonder whether the two strategies for portfolio construction can be reconciled. I will state my preference up front: My primary investing strategy is a DGI strategy. I recognize that many readers will see this as biasing this article. I am sure that any mistakes, stereotypes, or misconceptions can be rectified in the comments section.
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I created the Triple Play Income Strategy a few months ago to help income-oriented investors zero in most effectively on the kinds of stocks that best suit their needs and risk tolerances. (Click here to see the introductory article.) This is not as simple as it sounds. Many assume that saying "I want income" amounts to a clear, unambiguous, statement that should point them or their financial advisers directly toward the right set of securities. That is absolutely not the case. Income investing involves a variety of valid but often contradictory considerations.
The Triple Play approach chooses 15 stocks for each of three separate income-oriented styles:
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This is for investors who want a decent yield and as little bother as possible (preferably none at all) with other issues such as the safety of the payout, the risk of loss due to fundamental deterioration, the potential for dividend growth, or the need to supplement yield with good share price appreciation.


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DIRECTOR: Anthony Maras
PRODUCERS: Basil Iwanyk, Gary Hamilton, Mike Gabrawy, Julie Ryan, Andrew Ogilvie, Jomon Thomas
SCREENWRITER: John Collee, Anthony Maras
CAST: Armie Hammer, Dev Patel, Nazanin Boniadi, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Anupam Kher, Jason Isaacs
Based on true events.
26 November 2008. A wave of devastating terror attacks throughout Mumbai catapult the bustling Indian metropolis into chaos. In the heart of the city's tourist district, Jihadist terrorists lay siege to the iconic Tag Palace Hotel, whose guests and staff become trapped in a heroic, days-long fight for survival.
Festivals: Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)
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Crown & Sceptre, Longacre Street. (c) Manchester Local Image Collection. Click here to view full image.
The Crown & Sceptre was another of the many boozers that used to stand around the back of Piccadilly Station, a Threlfalls house in the 1930s, seen here as a Whitbread house in 1967 (Chapeltown Street entrance) and 1970 on Longacre Street (previously known as Long Street). A 1934 photo shows the houses that stood next to the Crown & Sceptre, typical of Manchester, with their outdoor toilets with sloped roofs.
The area, just of Great Ancoats Street, has been completely demolished, as the sign on the site states. The pub itself was pulled in 1986, a casualty of the widening of Great Ancoats Street, and now the tram from Piccadilly to Eastlands, Droylsden and beyond is being built along here.
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Exploring the benefits and challenges of hyperconverged and software-defined storage
The verdict on software-defined, hyperconverged and cloud storage from DataCore is in: while hyperconverged is making inroads organisations are struggling, while software-defined storage is seeing a greater number of use cases.
This analysis may not come as a huge surprise given DataCore's primary business line is through software-defined. Yet the study, which polled 400 IT professionals who were currently using or evaluating software-defined storage, hyperconverged and cloud storage, still has plenty of interesting statistics to consider.
Three in five respondents (60%) said that automating frequent or complex storage operations was a key business driver for implementing these storage technologies overall, while simplifying storage management (56%) and extending the life of existing storage assets (56%) were also highly cited.
For hyperconverged, performance was the key driver, while the primary attribute of software-defined storage was automation and reduced complexity. Public cloud, meanwhile, saw a significant downturn when it came to delivering higher performance, with more than half of respondents saying they weren't considering it at all.
Issues such as business continuity and data protection saw consistent figures across the board, however. Almost three quarters (74%) of those polled said it was the primary capability they wanted from their storage infrastructure – the most popular choice.
More participants said they had standardised on software-defined storage (37%) than other technologies. All-flash array (29%) was the next most popular, ahead of HCI (21%), hybrid (18%), public (17%), and containers (10%). All-flash however got plenty of votes when it came to future deployment – one in three respondents said they were strongly considering it but had yet to deploy. 42% of those polled said they had no interest in public clouds and containers respectively.
The dismissal of the latter may be something of a surprise given other research promoting its wares. Yet, of those who had taken the plunge, 19% said there was a lack of sufficient storage tools or data management services. 18% cited a slowdown in application response time, while the same number noted a lack of persistent storage for key applications.
The biggest concern, however, was around vendor lock-in within storage. 42% of those polled said this was their biggest problem. Again, software-defined storage was considered a useful tool in this regard. For those who are struggling with hyperconverged – the key reasons given were around lack of integration, lack of scale and price – the study recommends what it calls 'hybrid-converged' technology, which amounts to being able to deploy various storage options from a unified management plane.
Interested in hearing industry leaders discuss subjects like this and sharing their experiences and use-cases? Attend the Cyber Security & Cloud Expo World Series with upcoming events in Silicon Valley, London and Amsterdam to learn more.
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I just saw The Ides of March yesterday, and it was this brilliant political thriller set during US presidential elections. I loved the drama and the cynical characters.
It was an extremely well-acted and directed movie. Paul Giamatti and George Clooney were so good and Ryan Gosling was great! I thought it was his best performance after Blue Valentine.
I found the theme was similar to that of Wall Street. Young idealistic boy realizes the career he longs for requires more foul play than skill.
It is based on Beau Willimon's 2008 play "Farragut North", which I might read.
For those unaware of this, Ides of March is the 15th of March and was the day Julius Caeser was killed.
Remember in Shakespeare's Julius Caeser when he was warned by this soothsayer to, "beware the Ides of March."
Also, I recently started watching Revenge which is inspired by the Alexandre Dumas novel The Count of Monte Cristo and it's epic. Not the most intelligent show, but it's fun and visually pleasing. Like a cross between Gossip Girl and Desperate Housewives. It's all Pretty setting (HAMPTONS!), Pretty Parties, Pretty People, Prettier Clothes and Ugly Drama.
So, if you like soapy- think sex, lies and videotapes and enjoyable TV Drama's, it's a must watch!
I like the poster. NOT.
And I also saw the Smash pilot and it's not bad! I like how grand it looks. Like NBC spent a lot of money on it. And I love NBC or at least Community, Parks and Recreation, 30 Rock and The Office. Also, Debra Messing is such a good actress!I wish the storyline was more Marilyn Manson than Monroe but whatever. The real problem here is WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON WITH THE POSTER!?!
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On this episode of ID the Future, Dr. Winston Ewert continues unpacking his new hypothesis challenging Darwin's tree of life. Continue reading
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Why Digital Cambrian Explosions Fizzle … Or Fake It
This episode of ID the Future features a follow-up interview with Winston Ewert, co-author of An Introduction to Evolutionary Informatics. Continue reading
Darwin as the Pinball Wizard: Talking Probability with Robert Marks
On this episode of ID the Future, Casey Luskin interviews Dr. Robert J. Marks, who has published two papers with William Dembski and another paper with Dr. Dembski and graduate student Winston Ewert. This was Dr. Marks' first IDTF interview since Baylor University shut down his pro-ID Evolutionary Informatics Lab, now available at a third-party website, EvoInfo.org.
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A new $70 million facility is coming to the Medical Center
Outfitted in bright white hard hats and gripping a dozen shovels with elaborate orange bows, civic and University of Texas leaders stood poised atop a mound of dirt in the Medical Center area, the future site of a $70 million facility.
"Count to three, and all you do — now, don't throw it all up in the air," instructed UT Health San Antonio President William Henrich.
Among the dignitaries flipping soil for the new location of the 16-year-old Sam and Ann Barshop Institute for Longevity and Aging Studies were Texas House Speaker Joe Straus, Sen. José Menéndez and Councilman Manny Pelaez.
UT Regent James "Rad" Weaver, the CEO of McCombs Partners, joined Nicolas Musi, the institute's new director, Ann Barshop, one of its namesakes and a longtime donor to the university, and UT System Chancellor William McRaven in giving remarks.
The institute now resides at UT Health's 186-acre Texas Research Park Campus on the far West Side. University officials said the new location across from the Greehey Academic and Research Campus will centralize operations and permit more collaboration between the institute and San Antonio's medical community.
"Bringing Barshop to the medical center puts us front and center with the patients, and allows us to interact with the community much more directly," said Dr. Ronald Rodriguez, interim dean of UT Health's School of Medicine.
The building, at 107,768 square feet and three stories tall, will have an open-air bridge that crosses Floyd Curl Drive to connect to UT Health's South Texas Research Facility. Construction is expected to take two years.
Musi said 10 more faculty will be hired for the new building, likely bringing along teams of five or six each, in addition to the approximately 200 faculty investigators currently at work throughout the university.
Straus said the study of aging is especially important — "and I'm not just saying that because I'm closing in on 60" — because Texas is home to more than 3.2 million people over 65.
The new location is expected to help move research knowledge developed at the institute into physicians' clinical practices, described by Henrich as "from the bench to the bedside" and known in science communities as translational research.
"As we get older, those processes that start to fail are the same processes that give rise to cancer and heart disease and dementia, and a variety of other diagnoses," Rodriguez said. "Understanding how these things work give us insights to all the kinds of diseases we face as a nation."
Ann Barshop and her late husband Sam Barshop, who was a UT System regent, have given about $8 million over the years to what is now UT Health San Antonio, formerly the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, including major donations to establish the Barshop Institute in 2001 out of earlier research efforts.
When McRaven, a retired U.S. Navy admiral, spoke to the crowd of faculty and administrators, he compared them all to "plank owners" — the first to operate a ship when it goes on active duty.
"This facility, that we're setting in motion, launching today, has a veritable galaxy of plank owners," McRaven said. "We all have a role to play to make sure we make the most of the opportunity that this building represents."


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Who needs that fancy new Assassin's Creed game? Ubisoft is giving away Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and World in Conflict on the PC this month. You just need an Ubisoft account.
World in Conflict is available first. The 2007 real-time strategy game is downloadable for free from December 4 (aka today) until December 11. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag will then be available from December 11 to December 18.
Black Flag is one of Assassin's Creed's best installments. The open-world game released in 2013. It focuses on pirates and has you controlling your own ship as you sail the sea and attack other vessels. It has sold over 11 million copies.
World in Conflict is from Massive Entertainment, which created Ubisoft's online game The Division. Ubisoft is giving away the Complete Edition of the Cold War strategy game, which includes the Soviet Assault single-player expansion.


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Monthly Archives: January 2018
24 Jan
Tags: 1834 Hospitality, 1834 Hotels, Berri, Berri Hotel, Bottle Shop, Liquor Store, Riverland, Sip'n'Save, South Australia
Introducing the new look at the Berri Hotel
MEDIA RELEASE The Berri Hotel, one of the Riverland's leading accommodation and dining establishments, is excited to introduce a new look for its bottle shop in 2018. As of 5th February 2018, the Berri Hotel bottle shop will unveil its new branding with the Sip'n'Save franchise. Sip'n'Save are part of the Liquor Marketing Group and […] read more
Your Go-To Guide to Australia Day in SA
Australia Day: Friday 26 January, 2018 Gillette ODI Series: Australia V England It doesn't get much more Australian than a game of backyard cricket, snags on the barbie and iced cold beer in hand on Australia Day! This Australia Day SA will host England in its own backyard at Adelaide Oval in the Gillete ODI […] read more
SeaLink Kangaroo Island Racing Cup Weekend at the Ozone Hotel
Don't miss a moment of the action this racing carnival! Thursday 15 February // Cocktail Party The SeaLink Kangaroo Island Racing Carnival arrives back in town on February 15th. Celebrate the start of the SeaLink Kangaroo Island Cup Carnival for 2018 at our Cocktail Party! All visitors and locals are welcome at the traditional opening […] read more


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Ahead of Kate Bush's first performance in 36 years, we take a look back at the singer's career in pictures.
There are rumours circulating that Kate Bush has spent time filming in an underwater tank for the performances – so we're expecting quite a lot from the show! Picture: Getty
Against the advice of her record label, Bush insisted that Wuthering Heights was her debut single. Picture: Getty
Kate Bush has asked for no photos to be taken at the live shows. Picture: Getty
Will Kate Bush be performing her hits, such as Wuthering Heights and Running Up That Hill? Or will it be a set list made up of obscure songs? Picture: Getty
Despite there being a strict photo ID policy being in place! Picture: Getty
Who remembers Bush performing with comedian Rowan Atkinson in 1986, in aid of Comic Relief? It was pretty funny - dispelling a myth that Bush was 'too serious'. Picture: Getty
Kate Bush covered Elton John's Rocket Man in 1991. She has rarely attempted other people's songs but was "madly in love" with Elton as a teenager so she made an exception. John has gone on to say Bush's songs helped him quit his addictions. Picture: Getty
Bush turned down the opportunity to sing the theme song to James Bond film, Moonraker in 1979. Picture: Getty
Kate Bush has only previously toured once, way back in 1979. Picture: Getty
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Doctor of Pharmacy Curriculum
The purpose of the Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum is to prepare students to be leaders in the profession of pharmacy and to provide them with the tools to effectively practice in a wide variety of currently existing and potential future roles in hospitals and medical centers, community pharmacy settings, academia, government and the pharmaceutical industry. It is expected that the emerging fields of pharmacogenomics and bioinformatics will have a profound influence on the future practice of pharmacy. Graduates of the UCSD School of Pharmacy are in an excellent position to bring these advances to the patient care setting.
The curriculum is dynamic and under frequent revision. Presently, the four-year Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum is as follows:
Year 1 includes courses in anatomy, histology, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutics, bioinformatics, law and ethics and an introduction to the practice of pharmacy.
Year 2 is devoted to pre-clinical biomedical and biological subjects. Pharmacy students are enrolled in courses with first year medical students. These courses include foundations of human biology, cardiovascular, pulmonary, gastrointestinal, renal, endocrinology, reproduction, metabolism, microbiology, immunology and hematology. Supplementary courses specific to the needs of pharmacy students, such as additional coursework in pharmacology and physiology, laboratory medicine, drug study design, health policy and drug information are also offered.
Year 3 builds on the integrated sciences provided in Year 2 with courses in microbiology and infectious diseases, human disease, neurology, pharmacogenomics, pharmacology and pharmacoeconomics. A course series in therapeutics begins the process of applying the knowledge gained in the basic and integrated sciences to the clinical management of patients.
Students are expected to engage in IPPEs in the areas of community pharmacy, institutional health-system pharmacy, health-related service learning, and simulated activities during the first three years of the pharmacy curriculum. These experiences are intended to serve as a bridge between didactic courses and fourth-year Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPE). Students must complete 300 IPPE hours by the end of the Winter Quarter of the P-3 year in order to progress to fourth-year APPEs.
Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences (IPPEs)
Year 4 is devoted entirely to clinical clerkships where students learn to apply the skills and knowledge obtained in the curriculum in a variety of clinical settings. Many of these clerkship experiences take place at UC San Diego-affiliated medical centers, such as UC San Diego Medical Center - Hillcrest, UC San Diego Medical Center - La Jolla, The Veteran's Administration Medical Center in La Jolla, and Rady Children's Hospital. In addition, many other facilities throughout the San Diego and Los Angeles/Orange County regions are utilized. Clerkship experiences in biotechnology companies and research facilities adjacent to the UC San Diego campus, and at various national and international sites have been implemented.
Completing a research project is required of all students and is a prerequisite for graduation. Students are encouraged to consider potential projects beginning in their first year. Students are allowed to complete their research project in any academic year. For Pharm.D./Ph.D. program students, completion of the Ph.D. thesis project will satisfy this graduation project requirement.
Pharm.D. Required Student Research Project
Completing a research project is required of all students and is a prerequisite for graduation. Students are encouraged to consider potential projects beginning in their first year. Students are allowed to complete their research project in any academic year. For Pharm.D./Ph.D. program students, completion of the Ph.D. thesis project will satisfy this graduation project requirement.
Co-Curricular Program
Co-curricular activities provide the opportunity to enhance the students' approach to practice and care and to improve personal and professional development skills. The co-curriculum emphasizes quality over quantity, collaborative achievement, professional service and stewardship, and personal responsibility. The Co-Curricular Program encompasses experiences in four domains: 1) Leadership & Innovation/Entrepreneurship, 2) Cultural Understanding, Community Outreach and Service, 3) Personal Development and Wellness, and 4) Professionalism and Career Development. These domains are mapped to ACPE Standards 2016.
The program's longitudinal format identifies activities within the first three professional years and includes required and self-selected experiences across the domains. The nature of an individual student's co-curricular plan is intended to reflect the student's strengths, growth areas, goals and interests.


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Luxury Executive Waterfront Home
Absolute waterfront, double storey 5 bedroom (1K, 3Q, 2X2S bunk, 1Tri bunk) executive home, 2 ensuites + 2 bathrooms, 2 lounges, media room, kids play room, pool room, 2 kitchens, cool room, 2 fridge freezers, 2 dishwashers, wine fridge, microwave, coffee machine, internal lift, ducted air conditioning, ceiling fans, screens, multiple TVs, DVD, top loader washer, clothes dryer, gas BBQ, triple lock up garage, large fenced front yard.
High set home with 5 Bedrooms sleeps 14 (1K,3Q,3S,1S trund,1D sofa), 3 lounges, 2 bathrooms, Kitchen, dishwasher, microwave, multiple TVs, DVD, screens, ceiling fans, in-ground pool, single lock up garage, double carport, fully screened, fully fenced, close to beach.
Free WI-FI . This holiday home is ideal for a family getaway or relax on the beach
Enjoy your holidays right on the beach where your children will be safe and with your pets by your side. Now with free Netflix and Foxtel.
Toogoom Stunner
Absolute water front split level home. Sleeps 12 in five bedrooms (3Q,4S Bunks,1Try Bunk). Two bathrooms + extra toilet, lounge,dining, kitchen,2 fridge freezers, dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine,3 TV's, DVD, Foxtel, ceiling fans, Gas BBQ, security screens,insect screens, double lock up garage + extra parking for boats ,close to boat ramp, laundry, top loader washer, dryer, fenced front yard, outside pet friendly.
Enough room for the family
Double storey riverfront home, 5 bedrooms (2Q,1D,4S) , 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, 3 fridge freezers, dishwasher, 2 microwaves, 2 lounges, 3TV's, ceiling fans, fully fenced back yard, outside pets welcome, washer & dryer, plenty of parking in front yard.
Love fishing ? Love relaxing? Catch your dinner from your back yard.
Pet Friendly Wags On The Beach. Enjoy the views every day and catch fish from your back door!!
Riverfront high-set home. Four bedrooms (3Q,4S), ensuite + 3 full bathrooms, 2 kitchens (dishwasher, fridge/freezers, microwave), TV/DVD, fans, security screens, bath, outdoor shower, fish-cleaning bench, washer/dryer, double lockup garage, fully-fenced yard, large decks, gas BBQ, bait freezer, outside pet friendly, close to shops. ( please note $170 cleaning fee applies )
3 bedroom plus kids retreat, low set home, Sleeps 8 (2Q,2S,1Divan), 2 bathrooms, lakefront views, ducted-airconditioning ( available at extra cost), dishwasher,mircowave, DVD player, gas BBQ, upstairs kids retreat with sofa bed , in-ground swimming pool, undercover entertainment area, outside pet friendly on request.
Two bedroom + family room high set home (1Q, 4S bunks,1Try bunk). Lounge,kitchen,dining,familyroom,TV, DVD player,microwave,Dishwasher, aircon, pooltable,2 bathrooms, ceiling fans, large deck, fully fenced yard, outside pet friendly, clothes washer and dryer. Must supply own sheets and towels.
Low set, beachfront home, 4 bedrooms sleeps 7 (2Q,3S) bathroom + ensuite, kitchen, dishwasher, microwave, lounge, TV, DVD player, dining, Airconditioning, gas BBQ, outdoor setting, waterviews, fully screened, fully fenced, outside pet friendly, single lock up garage.
Highset home with 3 bedrooms + wall bed(1Q), sleeps 8 (1K,1Q,2S). Bathroom+ensuit,kitchen + kitchenett, two fridge freezers,two lounges, dishwasher, microwave, ceiling fans,airconditioning, multiple TV's and DVD players, laundry, front loader washer, gas BBQ, veranda, BBQ area, single lock up garage, fully fenced yard, security screens down, screens up, bait freezer.
Lowset riverfront home, 3 bedrooms (1Q,1D,1S),open plan lounge/dining/kitchen,dishwasher, gas cooker, microwave, TV, DVD, Airconditioning, ceiling fans,fully insect screened with some security screens, one bathroom (two toilets), Gas BBQ, fully fenced, outside pet friendly.
High set 2 bedroom + sleep out home. Sleeps 9 (2Q,2S,1Try bunk), kitchen, lounge,dining, dishwasher,microwave,ceiling fans,airconditioned bedrooms + sleep out,TV,DVD player,clothes drier,fish cleaning bench, enclosed yard, outside pet friendly. Large under cover veranda with water views. Close to boat ramp.
Cutie by the beach
Beach front home, one bedroom plus sleepout, sleeps 6 (1Q,1S,2S bunk,1Dsofa). Kitchen , lounge , dining, microwave,Tv,DVD, screens, some security screens, top loader washing machine, dryer, ceiling fan + pedestall fan, fish cleaning bench, electric heaters, outdoor shower, gas BBQ, spare fridge freezer.
Myeden is the perfect escape for the family
Double storey home, 4 airconditioned bedrooms, sleeps 9 (2Q,4S,1Divan). 3 bathrooms, airconditioner, dishwasher DVD, video player, clothes dryer, 2nd fridge, gas BBQ, double lock-up garage, carport, fully fenced yard, outside pets on request.
Modern Home with Large Deck to Catch Views & Breezes
Modern elevated home, Sleeps 8 (3Q, 2 fold-up single beds),TV, DVD player, Dishwasher, fans, screens, gas BBQ and double lock-up garage. Large deck with water views.
Riverside Retreat
Absolute river front double storey home . Open plan lounge, dining,kitchen. 2 loft stile bedrooms (1Q,3KS). Bathroom and laundry, front loader washer. TV,fridge freezer, electric BBQ, screens, pedestal fans.
3BR*1Bath*Pool*Wi-Fi*Extra Large Lockup Garage*Fully Fenced *
Elavated 3 bedroom home (2Q, 1Tri bunk), lounge, kitchen, dining, bathroom, dishwasher, microwave, ceiling fans, WIFI, security screens, front and back verandas, fully fenced, pool, Gas BBQ, laundry, outside pet friendly.
Quiet Hideaway
Raised two bedroom + sleepout cottage, sleeps 5 (1Q,1D,1Stru). Ensuite + Bathroom, kitchen , lounge , dining, TV, DVD player, microwave, screens, gas BBQ, top loader washer, some ceiling fans, pedestal fan, fully fenced , double lock up carport, Inground Pool, undercover entertainment area, Outside pets welcome.
Previously Known As Simo's
PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS SIMO'S. Lowset home, 3 bedrooms, sleeps six(1Q,1D,2S), bathroom + ensuite, lounge, dining, kitchen, microwave, dishwasher, TV, Foxtel, pool table, security screens, fans, airconditioning, patio, double lock up garage, fully fenced yard, inside pets ok, near walkway to sandy beach.
Want to Escape?
Highset home, Sleeps 8 (2D,4S), verandahs with water views, dishwasher, electric BBQ plate, DVD Player, flat screen TV, great family home for holidays, short walk to shops, sit on the veranda and watch the tide roll in.
Low set home, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sleep 9, kitchen, lounge, dining, aircon in lounge, 2 TV's, DVD, gas BBQ, large undercover deck, fully screened and some security screens, double lock up garage, pedestal fans, fully fenced yard, outside pet friendly.
Modern Unit By The Water
Double story beach side unit. 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6 (2Q,1S). Lounge, dining, kitchen, microwave dishwasher, ceiling fans, screens, security screens, enclosed yard, Gas BBQ, Laundry, top loader washer, Double carport. Ensuite + bathroom upstairs and a third bathroom downstairs.
Fisherman's delight
Low set home.2 Bedrooms(1Q,1KS,1S),kitchen, lounge, dining, bathroom/laundry, fans, security screens, TV, Aircon in living area, fish cleaning bench, large yard for boats and cars, next to new Burrum Heads boat ramp.
Downstairs unit, 2 airconditioned bedrooms, sleeps four ( 1Q,2S), lounge , dining, kitchen, dishwasher, microwave, large fridge freezer, multiple TV's and DVD players, laundry, front loader washer,single lock up garage, bait freezer, fenced yard, gas BBQ, undercover bbq area.


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Outstanding location. Quiet street one mile east of US 1, Wooded lot backs up to canal. Close to Beach, Shopping, Land Size (acres): 0.23, Land Size (SF): 10,125, platted and approved for one single family detached dwelling unit.
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Every so often, someone will post a thread in our own Velvet Room that raises the question, "how did you meet your significant other?" You can always count on a variety of responses, from company picnics to shared plane trips to holding a fellow student's screwdriver hostage. Now, America Online wants a piece of your action, so to speak. The company today announced a new online personals system based around its instant messaging software. AOL is hoping to use the new service to pump some needed profitability into its popular, but free chat software.
"What we are doing is opening the world's largest bar and restaurant for folks who want to meet each other," said Steven McArthur, executive vice president of AOL Messaging. "It is something we think it is in the sweet spot of assets we have."
Browsing the service, which AOL has conveniently dubbed Love.com (and how much did that domain name cost them, I wonder) is fairly straightforward. There's a way to search on the usual criteria like sexual preference, eye color, religion and so on. (Kudos to AOL for including a "want children/have children" preference as well.) You can also check out local hot spots and restaurants, and of course send IMs or smilies directly to another member. Pretty straightforward, and it's free through Valentine's Day.
One thing you won't find on Love.com is a reference to AOL's current partner in the online personals field, Match.com. AOL says it will promote Love.com exclusively through its AIM software, and not through AOL itself. One has to wonder, though, if the world really needs another online personals site. Granted, Love.com offers a degree of immediacy that can be lacking with a static web-based service, and AOL even plans to offer love.com email accounts. However, AOL has had poor luck to date with trying to convert AIM into a revenue source. If Love.com doesn't pan out quickly enough, or turns into nothing more than a way to talk dirty to strangers on AOL's dime, execs could decide to shelve the expensive project, and potential customers will be forced to turn to more traditional ways of meeting a mate, like in person.


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Jasmin Lee, Anca Frankenhaeuser, Jodie McNeilly, Nikki Heywood, Charmeine Seet, Katherine Cogill
March Dance Open Studio
As part of Critical Path's 'March Dance' Open Studio, artists Jasmin Lee, Anca Frankenhaeuser, Jodie McNeilly, Nikki Heywood, Charmeine Seet and Katherine Cogill as well as various other March Dance artists will research, develop or otherwise work at the Drill on their respective independent projects.
This Open Studio week is special as it falls at the beginning of March Dance where fellow local practitioners are set to cross paths, meet for the first time, perform, present ideas, run a workshop or simply be present and active in a series of exciting artistic exchanges across the city.
Date & Location
Monday 4 March 2019 - Friday 8 March 2019
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Review: Deluge
Adelaide Festival
Watching Deluge is like staring at a "magic eye" painting, waiting for the hidden picture to emerge.
It's deliberate information overload in an attempt to find meaning in a chaotic world and, as the play's creators say, no two people will leave the show with the same impression.
Deluge – the first production by new South Australian theatre company Tiny Bricks, the creative partnership between director Nescha Jelk and playwright Phillip Kavanagh – is presented in a warehouse setting at Bowden. The "stage" is a 10m x 5m clear Perspex box filled with chunks of foam, around which the audience is seated on all four sides.
Above the sea of foam is an abstract art light fitting which flashes like vehicles moving along a big-city highway, or information flooding bandwidths, or human neurons – as stated already, it's open to interpretation.
As the performance begins, actors rise up through the foam and for the next 45 minutes they perform five separate but interconnected plays exploring topics such as religion, individuality and identity, love and relationships, war and war games, communication and tolerance.
Actors talk over one another, different storylines play out simultaneously and, at times, it's a bit like white noise. There is still a beginning, middle and end of sorts to both the individual storylines and the overall piece, but the form is unconventional and the journey is certainly unfamiliar.
The young cast of actors – all associated with, or graduates of, the Flinders Drama Centre – is captivating. While stuck in foam and visible only from the waist up, each player conveys the individuality of their character and the particular issues confronting them.
Playwright Kavanagh developed Deluge through the assistance of an Australia Council JUMP mentorship with screenwriter Andrew Bovell. His intentions for this work, as outlined in the program, were to highlight the way modern information overload has affected individuals' relationships with their significant others and the world in which they live. He certainly accomplishes this, while simultaneously providing an insightful and entertaining production.
Deluge really isn't your typical chronological play. Some audience members may see it as an example of artistic pretence, while others – like this reviewer – will find its experimental form refreshing. This is, after all, the Festival of Arts, so where better to showcase experimental forms of art?
This is high-end performance art, and a great experience for all those who are open to new forms and boundary-pushing.
Deluge is presented by Tiny Bricks and Brink Productions. It is playing nightly at Plant 1, Bowden, until 13 March.
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USAWildwater.com E-Zine
June 21, 2012
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Dear Wildwater Racers and Friends:
It's time for the Wildwater World Championships. Good luck to all the USA Team athletes!! You can see video coverage compliments of WildWater TV Italia. Be sure to also watch the official event website for daily updates and results. Links are provided in the first two articles.
We also bring you news about the 2012/2013 US Wildwater Team Trials which will be held on September 14-16) on the Fife Brook section of the Deerfield River near Charlemont, MA.
The 2012 US Wildwater National Championships were held on Memorial Day weekend on the Hoback River near Jackson, Wyoming. Thanks to the Jackson Hole Kayak Club and to Rendezvous River Sports for putting on a fine event and congratulations to the atheletes who earned the title of US National Champions. (You will have to view the article to see who they are.)
In other news, we have articles from FIBArk, the Wildwater World Cup races, the Salmon la Sac race, the Teva Mountain Games, and the Salida Runoff Downriver Race.
I continue to be impressed with the paddling community in Colorado - especially the organizers who devote so much time to the up-and-coming athletes. Read more about their program in the article about the Colorado High School Cup Race Series.
Finally, I included a link to the minutes of the Wildwater Committee meeting that was held pm May 25th at the site of the National Championships.
Chuck Brabec
In this issue: (click on a title to read more)
LaPlagne 2012 (FRA) Wildwater World Championships
WildWater TV Italia will be broadcasting day by day
LaPlagne 2012 (FRA) Wildwater World Championships
Watch for updates on the official website
2012/2013 Wildwater Team Trials (Sept. 14-16)
To be held on the Fife Brook section of the Deerfield River
2012 Nationals - Highlights and Fun Facts
Thanks to the Jackson Hole Kayak Club and to Rendezvous River Sports!
Congratulations to the 2012 U.S. Wildwater National Champions
2012 FIBArk Downriver Races
Summary and link to the results
Wildwater World Cup Final & Results
Salmon la Sac Downriver Races
Summary and results
USA Wildwater Racers make mark at 2012 Teva Mtn. Games
Summary and link to the results
2012 Salida Runoff Downriver Race
Results, Report and Photos
Colorado High School Cup Race Series
A Regional Development and Race Program Model that Works
News from the Wildwater Committee
Minutes of the May 25th meeting
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