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Improved Tele-vision
Cornelia Sollfrank
Improved Tele-vision explores the history of a controversy. In 1899 the musician Arnold Schönberg composed Transfigured Night. In the 1940s, in Korea, the future pioneer of video art, Nam June Paik, studied composition and felt a deep admiration for Schönberg's work without having even been able to listen to it, so much was occidental avant-garde music difficult to access in Seoul at this time. When he heard Transfigured Night, Opus 4 for the first time, his disappointment was so great that he decided, twenty years later, during a dance event organized by Merce Cunningham in New York, to play it at a speed four times slower than the norm (16 revolutions per minute instead of 78 revolutions per minute). He had this version edited onto vinyl and played it as his own composition in 1977. In 1979, the artist Dieter Roth, shocked by Paik's actions, decided to play his recording four times faster, bringing the piece back to its original speed. He also edited a vinyl and presented it as a different work.
In 2001, Cornelia Sollfrank found herself in this lineage of avant-garde artists by proposing her own version of the work, her own vision of the controversy. Improved Tele-vision is an online work of art in the form of a website. The first space, a "studio" whose interface represents a turntable, is interactive. The turntable plays Transfigured Night in its original version. The spectator is invited, using the control buttons, to modify the play speed while it plays. The second space, the "gallery," contains portraits of different artists involved along with their claims about their personal motives.
Improved Tele-vision offers a critical and ironic look at the world of art and artists. In a capitalist society where everything, even works of art, become merchandise, it raises questions about the artist's creative practice by offering each visitor the chance to propose a personal version by modifying the speed of the piece and personally becoming a new author. It is an all the more relevant a reflection in the digital age when copies and downloading allow us to easily get ahold of works and trouble the standard notion of copyright. She thus promotes Paik and Roth as the precursors to a new practice of creation.
Cornelia Sollfrank (1960-) is a German conceptual artist, hacker and researcher known for her early engagement, starting in the middle of the 1990s, with online art and cyberfeminism. Her artistic and academic works often take on the question of copyright in the testing of new models of artistic provenance particular to the digital age, in the pursuit of all types of artistic appropriation, and in the deconstruction of myths about genius and originality.
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Popular TV show reveals how WeChat crushed a rival messaging app
TalkBox was the first to have the "push to talk" feature, later popularized by WeChat
Startup Era is a Chinese TV drama about, you guessed it, working at startups. It follows the fictional tech entrepreneur Guo Xinnian, who's building a voice messaging app. It's received bad reviews for a "loose" screenplay and horrible acting, but it's sparking a lot of discussion in China because it's based on a real story -- of how another entrepreneur named Guo's voice messaging app was crushed by WeChat.
The real-world entrepreneurs are Guo Bingxin and Heatherm Huang, who co-founded TalkBox in January 2011, the same time WeChat started. While WeChat at the time only had basic text messaging, TalkBox quickly gained traction because of its "push to talk" feature, which let users communicate with voice messages, a novel feature at the time.
One reason the feature is so important in China? Typing Chinese characters on smartphones isn't as intuitive as using an English keyboard. Voice messaging isn't just quicker, it's vital for many in the older generation who never learned how to type properly.
TalkBox reportedly attracted over a million downloads in the first three days. Huang told us it received plenty of interest from potential investors, including WeChat's creator, Tencent. They decided to take a risk and turned down Tencent… only to find out that everybody started copying its key feature. First was MiTalk, a messaging app made by Xiaomi, and then four months later in May 2011, WeChat rolled out an update also adding the same feature.
"I was furious when MiTalk added the 'push to talk' feature," Guo Bingxin said to Chinese media in 2012. And when WeChat also did it later, he realized that "the big guy is here now".
WeChat, which was based on Tencent's already dominating QQ network when it was started, soon took off, and TalkBox struggled to stay relevant. Of course, it's not the only reason WeChat succeeded and TalkBox failed, but it sure helped. After adding the feature, WeChat's daily user growth went from fewer than 20,000 to more than 50,000, according to a company biography about Tencent, which also documented how WeChat was "inspired" by TalkBox.
The TV drama hasn't saved TalkBox (which is now a team communication app focusing on the overseas market), but has put another social app in the spotlight in China -- Magic Crystal, which is the current product of Heatherm Huang, one of TalkBox's co-founders. Huang left TalkBox in 2013 to create Magic Crystal for the US -- where it's known as MailTime, an app that wants to make sending emails feel like messaging.
Renaming it Magic Crystal, which is TalkBox's name in the TV drama, is the company's next attempt at cracking the Chinese market, a spokesperson told us. The company has also recently relocated to Hong Kong from Silicon Valley because of President Trump's new immigration policies.
Thanks to the TV show, Magic Crystal soared to second spot in the social networking category on China's iOS App Store, ahead of WeChat. But many compare it instead to Bullet Messaging. That app drew wide attention in August for some of its unique features, but hasn't been able to make a dent in China's social scene, where WeChat still has an iron grip on the market.


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Uefa has announced that it has opened a formal investigation into Premier League champions Manchester City, following allegations that the club has serially breached financial fair play rules.
The accusations emerged late last year when a report in German magazine Der Spiegel, based on documents obtained by the Football Leaks website, claimed that City had been disguising huge investment from their owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al- Nahyan, as sponsorship deals through various UAE-based companies.
One email exchange seen by Der Spiegel appeared to imply that while the total value of the Etihad airline's sponsorship of City had reached £67.5m, only £8m of this had actually been contributed by the airline, with Abu Dhabi United Group – Sheikh Mansour's holding company – topping the sponsorship up by almost £60m over the course of six years.
While Uefa rules don't prohibit sponsorships from brands connected with club owners, they do stipulate that they must be for a "fair value". Even if City Football Group demonstrates that the deal represents market value, they will still face a charge of submitting dishonest accounts to Uefa.
Until now, Manchester City has maintained silence on the matter, saying only that it would not provide "any comment on out-of-context materials purported to have been hacked or stolen".
In light of the opening of the investigation, however, City Football Group has issued a response, stating that the club "welcomes the opening of a formal Uefa investigation as an opportunity to bring to an end the speculation resulting from the illegal hacking and out of context publication of City emails. The accusation of financial irregularities are entirely false. The club's published accounts are full and complete and a matter of legal and regulatory record."
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This Summer, Will Ricker of Ricker Restaurants and Fraser Carruthers of Raffles, have teamed up to bring you the latest member of the e&o collection. e&o Chelsea opened its doors on the Kings Road in Chelsea on Friday 14th June; e&o is the new Pan-Asian restaurant in town that everybody is talking about.
Formerly known as one of Chelsea's most popular restaurants, Eight Over Eight has evolved to become e&o Chelsea following the success of e&o Notting Hill, and more recently, e&o Athens.
With a renowned postcode, exceptional cuisine, and stunning design; e&o Chelsea is set to be the go-to restaurant in the city for Pan-Asian cuisine. Alongside the Black Cod and Chilli Salt Squid, signature dishes will include Lobster Noodles, King Crab Dumplings and fiery King Prawn Jungle Curry. For those seeking a dish that celebrates only the finest of beef, the new Wagyu Fillet Truffle Teriyaki is a dish that will certainly place e&o Chelsea firmly on London's culinary hot list.
Executive Head Chef, Aaj Fernando, has spent the past year travelling extensively throughout Asia and brings his inspirations to the Kings Road to create a Pan-Asian dining experience like no-other. Fernando comments: "From Sri Lanka to Bali, Singapore, Hong Kong and Korea; the menu undoubtedly has nuances of my travels – new sauces, new cooking methods, lots of fire and, of course, new twists on old classics. I wanted to bring back the old favourites but add a touch of excitement to the menu, too."
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One of the most disappointing aspects of Zen is how ossified it has become in many organizations. What originally distinguished Zen from other Buddhist schools was its reliance on mind-to-mind transmission between teacher and student. Rather than some esoteric, mystical experience, this process is simply the mirroring of two minds--the recognition that each mind is already Buddha.
Yet, many Zen schools, especially those in Europe and America, have (in my opinion) lost sight of this guiding principle. Institutions have grown to protect what they see as the integrity of Zen, acting as a kind of self-appointed litmus testers to determine who actually has the Zen mojo and who doesn't. However, in doing so, they have fallen into the very trap that Zen itself was a response to--namely the rigid authoritarianism of tradition and dogma.
Zen has always been iconoclastic. The famous Sixth Ancestor, Huineng, was an illiterate lay person in his teens when he was given the mind-to-mind transmission ceremony from his teacher. Talk about a slap in the face to authority, tradition, and ritual!
Nowadays the yardstick for good Zen teachers is how many retreats they have attended (i.e., how many hours they can prove their ass has sat on a cushion) and how long they have been practicing Zen. But this reductive formula--designed and approved by the American Zen Teachers Association--defies the central tenet of Zen, namely that it's about awakening, not how much time someone has put it in. It's not about seniority, age, race, gender, sexual orientation, how many koans someone has answered, or even about how many Buddhist miles someone has accrued/earned.
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This week I'm sharing a blog post I wrote this time last year on the topic of wellness and living in the present moment. I think it's a great reminder for us all in our busy lives ...
There is a bumper sticker in the town where I live that says something to this effect: "If I'm driving too slow for you, you are in the wrong town".
Depending what mood I'm in or if I'm in a hurry I either find this adorable or very frustrating.
Some of you are living extremely busy work and personal lives. How, in the middle of that kind of pace can we practice "being in the moment"?
There is so much research out now about the benefits of meditation and related practices such as yoga. We know that exercise removes stress from our body.
What do all of these things have in common? For one, they keep our brain focused on the present moment.
Let's contrast that to anxiety and worry. Anxiety and worry thoughts are usually focused on future possibilities or re-living or re-hashing things that have already happened.
It is phenomenal, in a bad way, how much energy we can put in to the future and the past. It is striking how much energy we put in to thinking about things that will never happen. (How many hours have you spent this week alone on this?)
So, in super busy lives with plenty of stresses, how can we increase the amount of time we can focus our brain on the present moment?
This doesn't work well!
I want to use a parallel from coaching. When people, me included, learn to coach they tend to feel a lot of pressure to be thinking up the best, most powerful question possible for their client. The natural pitfall is to be contemplating your next question while your coachee is still talking.
The best way to be as a coach is in pure listening mode - listening for what is said, what is not being said, energy changes, pace changes, etc. It definitely took me some time to get there, took some re-training. There was plenty of repeating our mantra "trust the process". Strikingly when we practiced being fully in the moment with the client listening well, the questions would be there. Often, by listening so deeply the question was quite different than if it had been created earlier.
How do we borrow from this idea for real life? The mantra from yoga class is also helpful: "Notice without judging".
What if we could train our brain in the everyday moments? What if while I'm having my coffee I can simply focus on the sensation in my mouth, how it feels sliding down my throat, how it smells. I'm not taking any more time doing this. I'm going to drink my coffee anyway. Noticing sensations in the moment helps to train my brain to be present. It provides a moment of wellness, possibly in the middle of a very stressful day.
That may sound too small to do any good, but it is a pattern of being that we can slowly grow. When I'm eating, enjoy the flavor, the texture, the aroma of my food. When I'm in the shower stop planning and just enjoy the hot water landing on my skin.
This way of maximizing on your life lets you have moments of wellness and peace in the middle of craziness, frequently.
In the middle of some of my most intense stress, this practice allowed me to pause and find the part of me that was totally fine in that moment.
It honestly became hard to answer the question "how are you?" because I felt like I had 2 different answers. My circumstances were horrific but as a way of coping I was doing more of this practice of being fully present in the moment. In those moments I felt whole, safe, even happy.
Here is my challenge to you, and to me:
Pick 5 things you do regularly, routinely and commit to practicing being totally present during them. Notice how they are impacting your 5 senses. Notice what your body is feeling.
What 5 things can be your reminders to be fully present in the moment?
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The growth in the consumer credit sector has slowed for the second month in a row thanks in part to a decline in a credit card usage. The trend hinted at the general caution held by many consumers regarding how they spend their money.
The Federal Reserve stated that consumer credit experienced a rise of 4.4% on the annual rate, which is down from 5% in June. Meanwhile, credit expanded by $10.4 billion over the same month. Analysts had predicted a $12.5 billion gain.
Credit has been expanding since midway through 2010, with consumers still recovering from the 2007-09 recession. That trend has supported economic growth that was previously being held by consumers who were spending liberally.
Overall, the increases in credit were driven by the non-revolving facilities, such as auto loans, student loans, and non-revolving credit jumped up to $12.3 billion during the month.
The Fed provided no adjustment data to for the season, and stated student loans were made by the government. The year-over-year growth in the category for lending held to the same as in July.
The government-made student loans advanced by 21% from last year. Twelve-month growth held steady at below 25% overall throughout 2013. The outcome is an important one, but it is well below the 81% that was seen in September of 2010.
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Park City • First, there were billboards, urging people to "demand the impossible."
Now, a new brand of vegetarian hamburger is going after the taste buds of Sundance Film Festival attendees by giving them something a billboard can't: free samples.
"It's a lot better than I expected," said Julia Heath, a first-time Sundance visitor from Sacramento, Calif., who tried one of the new Impossible Burgers. Noting that it's "more seasoned" than a beef burger, she added, "you can tell they're really trying to make it taste good."
Impossible Foods, which makes the new burger, set up a food truck at the Lyft Driver Hub, on Kearns Boulevard near Bonanza Drive in Park City. They started serving free sliders — with lettuce, tomato and special sauce — over the weekend, and will be back Friday and Saturday, Jan. 26 and 27, from noon to midnight.
Heath, a former film student who works at a music venue in Sacramento, said she once went vegetarian for about a year and a half. "Honestly, one day, I really wanted a burger," she said when asked why she quit. "I used to hate veggie burgers. They usually taste like not-meat."
The company boasts that its burgers are being served in 400 restaurants around the United States. The billboards — like the one prominently displayed at State Street and 600 South in Salt Lake City — directs customers to a website that urges them to ask their favorite restaurants to put it on their menus.
At the moment, there's thought to be only one Utah restaurant serving the Impossible Burger — Peekaboo Canyon Wood Fired Kitchen in Kanab.
Dave Morris, who owns Piper Down in Salt Lake City and the Ice Haus in Murray, would like to serve it, and has told his suppliers to get him the Impossible Burger as soon as they can.
"There's no supply chain right now," Morris said. "It's a waste to advertise something you can't supply. I think it's a good product, but I don't know because I can't see it, taste it or touch it."
Morris currently serves the Beyond Burger brand of veggie burger at his restaurants. That brand, which can be found at some supermarkets, simulates the "bleed" of beef by using beet juice.
The Impossible Burger boasts a plant-based version of heme, a compound derived from hemoglobin, to give it a beeflike taste.
Ice Haus has Vegan Friday events and Saturday steak nights, and Morris said the vegan products outsell the steaks.
"I'm actually the vegan junk-food king of Utah," he declared with a laugh.


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Ceisteanna ar Reachtaíocht a Gealladh - Questions on Promised Legislation
It is already well into the winter and, for the first time since records began, the number of hospital patients without beds during 2018 has exceeded 100,000. It is not yet 1 December. However, throughout the country home care packages and home help hours are being curtailed or are being awarded but not funded due to the lack of funding. They are one solution to this problem. The Government cannot even blame doctors and nurses because the Christmas holidays have not started yet. Will the Tánaiste comment on the position with home care packages and home help hours, which would help alleviate the crisis in accident and emergency departments?
The Deputy will be aware that a €30 million package was announced last week and that there are 550 additional home care packages. On foot of the debate last week, we are aware of the many initiatives that are in place. We are trying to have a long-term plan for a fair deal-type scheme for 2021. I have spoken about this matter on numerous occasions in the House. We hope to publish the plan in 2020 in order to give people a look at what it will involve. Until we get to that point, we will not be able to meet the demand that exists. There is no point in pretending that we will. Last year, we delivered 17 million home help hours and I hope to improve on that this year. The service plan will be agreed in the next week to ten days. We certainly will improve on that figure but we will not get to where we need to be. The current system is not fit for purpose and involves sending people 7 miles north or 8 miles south for half an hour here and half an hour there. We cannot get the people we need to deliver the service either. There are challenges on a number of fronts. We are making every effort to try to allocate whatever resources are available, but we are competing with other areas. Fianna Fáil's spokesperson on health is seeking equalisation for consultants, home help and other items, all of which cost €20 million, €30 million or €40 million. We cannot provide it all. We can only continue incrementally to do the best we can.
Last night the Control of Economic Activity (Occupied Territories) Bill 2018 passed Committee Stage in the Seanad. As today is International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, I welcome that progress. The Bill is supported by all parties in the House except Fine Gael, which urgently needs to get on board with what is a progressive and human rights-based legislative measure. Nothing will change in Gaza or the West Bank until the international community moves from empty rhetoric to putting pressure on Israel. Next week marks the fourth anniversary of a Sinn Féin motion that was agreed unanimously by the House and that called on the State to formally recognise the state of Palestine. The Government has dragged its heels on this matter despite a commitment in the programme for Government. It is time to make a principled stand for peace and progress in the Middle East. The continued mantra from Fine Gael that the time is not right is simply not good enough. Will the Tánaiste accept that this is the right time to afford recognition to the people and state of Palestine?
The Deputy's time is up.
I wish to say to the people of Palestine that this House recognises the official state of Palestine-----
The Deputy is taking time from his colleagues.
-----as do the majority of its elected Members.
Will Members please learn to read the clock? When leaders take a long time, they are taking time from their colleagues. Those colleagues will not have an opportunity to ask their questions.
I have outlined on the record of the Seanad and publicly why we cannot support the Control of Economic Activity (Occupied Territories) Bill 2018. We do not believe it to be legally sound or capable of being implemented. I understand the political frustration that produced the Bill. Palestinians and the Palestinian National Authority have strong advocates in both Houses, and I am one of them. I have probably spent more time on the Middle East peace process than on anything else aside from Brexit and EU issues since being appointed as Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade. We will continue to try to impact positively on trying to find a way forward that will protect Palestinians and support a sustainable two-state solution for both Israel and Palestine. However, I will not be bounced into anything that I believe is the wrong thing to do.
I call Deputy Howlin.
The Dáil voted for it unanimously.
Please, Deputy.
That is democracy.
My question is about the contingency planning that is under way by the Government for a no-deal Brexit in the event of that unwelcome eventuality. I will focus on one narrow element. During the week, there was an easterly wind which briefly closed Dublin Port and which caused traffic to be backed up from the port and out towards the airport. This is the main entrance and egress point for the bulk of our trade so we must have specific plans to deal with the imports and exports coming to and leaving this country. The other port is Rosslare Europort. That port needs specific funding to complete the M11 access and to ensure the port is reconfigured to deal with the new circumstances. Will the Tánaiste share what planning is taking place for these specific points, which could be catastrophic if we are not prepared?
I brought an updated report to the Cabinet this week, with the Minister for Finance, Deputy Paschal Donohoe, on the state of preparedness regarding contingency for-----
Is that including these matters?
Yes. It is important to say that those contingency plans are based on a central case scenario. This assumes that we would have a transition period for at least 21 months and that we would have a withdrawal agreement signed off and ratified. Of course, if we have to put in place contingency planning for a more urgent situation involving a no-deal Brexit, we have been working for months on this, but we do not believe that it is prudent to publish anything in that regard-----
Will the Tánaiste share it with some of us in the House?
I believe that I have been pretty open on this with everyone who was on the-----
On the Brexit stakeholders' forum.
-----Brexit stakeholders' forum, which the Deputy is a member of, and I will continue to be very open in that forum.
Does the Tánaiste think it is now time to pass legislation banning outsourcing in healthcare, given what we can read in today's Irish Independent? There is a backlog of 80,000 tests from women who underwent cervical screening in recent months. CervicalCheck has issued a warning on its website about a wait of more than five months in a small number of cases. This follows revelations that an additional laboratory in the UK, which is run by MedLab Pathology and which screens tests in Dublin, is being asked to reduce some of the backlog. During this entire scandal, tests are being sent to private companies abroad who then outsource the tests. As was discovered recently, in many cases CervicalCheck did not even know where the tests were going. It is clear that lives are being put at risk for profit and for cost. Is it now the time to re-nationalise the screening of all of these important diagnostic tests and bring them back into the public health system?
The straight answer to the Deputy's question is "No". We should not ban the outsourcing of healthcare. I do not believe that the system could manage that in the short term.
What of the long term?
If arguments are made to conduct testing here, and if those recommendations stand up to scrutiny, then of course the Government will consider that. Dr. Scally has examined many of these issues. The laboratories that are being used outside Ireland have been shown to be as accurate as laboratories in Ireland.
That is not true.
We need to keep these issues under review so that we provide quality and reliable screening and test results. I do not believe the answer here is to simply ban all outsourcing. That would cause a lot more problems than it would solve.
I wish to raise the issue of the long and sad saga of Clonmel Garda station. It has been raised in the House for the past 40 years and still there are no better facilities for the Garda Síochána, which I salute, under the direction of Superintendent William Leahy. I also pay tribute to one of his colleagues who died recently, Sergeant Martin Hopkins, who was an excellent young garda.
It is just not fair. It has been announced more times, including by previous Ministers such as Deputies Alan Kelly and Michael Lowry and many others. We know some contracts were signed and there is a public private partnership, but when are we going to see any movement towards putting the station on the new site? We had an announcement this week about funding for the site at Kickham Barracks. I welcome that but there has been nothing for the Garda station or the gardaí who work in those appalling conditions. It is time that we had the plans and the JCBs on site to get this moving because the current situation is not acceptable.
I am keen that progress be reported on this issue. I acknowledge the Deputy's interest in the Garda station in Clonmel, along with others. I had the opportunity to visit the existing Garda station and I agree that it needs to be replaced.
The new bundle of public private partnerships for Garda stations has been announced. The Government is committed to ensuring that the bundle, among which is the Clonmel Garda station, will be completed. A number of legal and technical difficulties are outstanding. My officials, together with officials in the Office of Public works and the local authorities, are keen to resolve this with a view to ensuring there will be people on site next year.
I thank the Minister. Ten further Deputies are offering and there are just over four minutes left. I call Deputy Danny Healy-Rae.
I wish to raise an important issue whereby couples who earn more than €31,500 are not allowed onto the housing waiting list in Kerry. The maximum net income for any family in this regard is €35,000, beyond which they are out of eligibility for housing supports of any kind such as housing assistance payment, HAP, or rent allowance. At €35,000, or even at €37,000 or €38,000, a person or family does not qualify for a loan for a mortgage. People who earn even as much as €50,000 will not qualify for a loan. I ask the Minister to increase the caps and allow people onto the housing list. It will not cost anything.
Deputy Michael Healy-Rae has a question on the same issue.
This is a serious problem and it is continuing to worsen because of the scarcity of housing. The Minister has to allow more people to qualify and he has to look at the whole situation around the purchase of local authority houses, which we have asked the Minister to do under the tenant purchase scheme.
The Deputy has made his point.
The Minister has to look at these problems; they are simple issues that can be dealt with in a practical and workmanlike way, if he gets at it.
I thank the Deputies for the questions. The eligibility criteria are currently being reviewed by the Housing Agency. When I have that review, I will be able to publish it and examine the recommendations then. With regard to the affordability of mortgages, the Rebuilding Ireland home loan is there. If Deputies are having any difficulties with that, they should bring them to my attention directly.
Recently the Government, and Fianna Fáil, opposed the Sinn Féin Bill that proposed to regulate the use of quad bikes and scramblers. In the newspapers yesterday, the Minister for Justice and Equality, in response to the wife of a victim of a scrambler accident in a public park, clearly indicated that he is "fully committed to supporting any positive actions that can be pursued to counteract this serious public safety issue". Unfortunately, when the opportunity arose in the Dáil to support such "positive actions", the Government failed to do so. The Minister has stated that he has received detailed legal advice on this matter from the Attorney General. Could he share this advice with the House? What are his plans to bring forward legislation and when does he expect to do it? This is a serious issue.
This was the subject matter of detailed questioning earlier. I would have liked it if the Deputy had been present, or had tabled a question. He is, however, correct that I have received the advice of the Attorney General. A cross-governmental group is dealing with this issue and it involves a number of stakeholders and interested parties. I am keen to bring forward proposals that are workable and which will meet the needs of this serious issue in society.
The programme for Government contains a commitment to carers. A respite care crisis is unfolding in counties Cavan and Monaghan. I have been contacted by numerous distressed, frustrated and exasperated parents who are the sole carers for their children with intellectual disabilities, and who desperately need their very short but extremely important weekend respite care. These parents have reported that their respite care is being cancelled at short notice, which causes further distress to them, as they desperately need a break to recuperate. Will the Tánaiste confirm that he will ensure adequate respite hours and carers will be provided and that he will investigate the crisis unfolding for parents in Cavan and Monaghan?
Last year, right up to when the HSE plan was put in place, the Government kept telling us that additional funding would be available for respite care and for the shared care option, especially for parents of children with intellectual disabilities. There is little or no respite care available; there are only one or two days available in a 12-month period. It is shocking. We need to focus and make sure there is adequate respite care put in place. With the HSE service plan being negotiated currently and about to be launched, will adequate funding be provided to cover the respite care that is needed and that has been lacking for the past two years?
This year, an extra €10 million has been announced in respect of improving respite services provision. This additional funding has provided for 12 new respite houses that have opened. When fully operational, the programme will provide an additional 19,000 overnights and 2,520 home-sharing nights annually. These services are getting a lot more money and new facilities are opening up. I accept, however, that there are parts of the country where respite services are not what they need to be. I will ask the Minister of State, Deputy Finian McGrath, to come back to both Deputies on the matter.
That concludes questions on promised legislation. My apologies to the seven Deputies who have not been reached.


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M W F 12 noon National Center for Atmospheric Research
1850 Table Mesa Dr., Boulder, CO 80305
Holiday Hours: 9:00AM to 4:00PM Hours: MON – FRI: 8:00AM to 5:00PM Hours: SAT – SUN: 9:00AM to 4:00PM
Visit NCAR to learn about weather, climate, and solar science. Enjoy interactive exhibits, an outdoor weather trail, supercomputers, an art gallery and more. Public noon-hour tours are offered MWF, with private group tours offered by appointment. Open weekends/holidays 9am-4pm, but without Visitor Center staff on weekends. Come for a visit!
Weekends Belmar's Music on the Plaza
Friday's 6 – 8pm and Saturday's 3 – 4pm
8/1 5:30 – 7:30pm Lawn Concert – Fierce Bad Rabbit
Clyfford Still Museum
8/1 dusk Flicks in the Square! "Goonies"
Olde Town Square, Olde Wadsworth and 56th Ave.
8/1-2 10am Colorado Day
History Colorado Center
8/1 First Friday Art Walks
Art District on Santa Fe – Artify Your Brain. See, taste and feel the energy that is Denver's Art District on Santa Fe
Belmar Block 7 Art District – Block 7 will feature four artist–owned working studios, a photographic school and a gallery showcasing a wide range of artwork by local artists. (Located in the Belmar City Center in Lakewood.)
Golden Triangle Museum District – Meet the artists, see new exhibitions, shop for local art and get inspired at the galleries open on First Friday. The neighborhood is also home to the Denver Art Museum, Clyfford Still Museum, Kirkland Museum, Denver Firefighters Museum and the Byers–Evans House Museum with Plein Air art on display.
Navajo Street Art District – Stroll the district tucked away in the Lower Highlands area of Denver, home to amazing galleries, great performance art and ample parking. Join us for Day of the Dead celebrations. It's truly one of the best little Art Districts in town to experience art!
Old South Gaylord & South Pearl – Take time to visit these two neighborhoods south of downtown Denver; both are home to many artist's studios and galleries, along with one–of–a–kind shops and restaurants.
RiNo (River North Art District) – Tour the district "Where art is made!" RiNo is home to creative businesses and more than 60 galleries and studios and 150 artists including painters, media artists, sculptors, photographers, illustrators, designers and furniture makers.
8/2 Denver Art Museum
100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver 80204
8/2 10:30am – 3pm Boog-A-Loo Youth Arts Festival
McNichols Civic Center Building,
8/2 10am – 3pm Arts Street – Boogaloo
McNichols Municipal Building, 144 W Colfax, Denver CO (map)
Boog-A-Loo, Arts Street's 2nd Annual Arts Festival is a FREE summer event open to the public featuring many local artists and performers. All ages are welcome to join in our interactive activities! Last year Youth on Record had a music-making station, and they will be back this year along with VSA Access Gallery, Jobs for Thy Neighbor, and other local visual and performing arts organizations dedicated to enriching youth's lives!
8/2 6 – 10pm Starlight Summer Movie #3 –" Despicable Me 2″
Festival Park, 300 Second St., Castle Rock 80104
The entertainment before each movie includes live music, kids' activities, as well as food and beverages from various vendors. Bring shampoo and conditioner to donate at the Douglas Elbert Task Force booth. Kids – dress up for the Minion parade before the movie.
8/2 6 – 9pm Lone Tree summer Concert Series
Sweetwater Park
Moses Jones Band is a hard hitting, high energy dance band that is rocking the scene in Colorado. Whether it's the old school dance classics or the hits from today, The Moses Jones Band is sure to light any event on fire!
8/2 Southwest Movies at Skyline Park – "Gravity"
Skyline Park, 16th and Arapahoe
It doesn't get much better than a FREE, family friendly movie under the stars in the heart of downtown Denver.
8/2 8:30am Nature Walk-Aurora's Newest Open Space
Discover Aurora's newest open space on this morning walk. Free program for ages 5 and older, but registration is required by calling 303-326-8650 or online www.auroragov.org/recreation. For more information please call 303-739-2428. Directions to this property: Go past Coal Creek Arena, 21000 E. 6th Avenue, and the next driveway on the north side of 6th is where you turn. Parking is along the driveway on the outside of the property gate. Please carpool as parking is VERY limited. There are no trails, so please wear sturdy hiking shoes. There is also no restroom or access to water, so please plan accordingly.
8/2 1 – 4pm Centennial House Open Days
Centennial House, 1671 Galena St., Aurora 80010
Tour Centennial House, one of Aurora's original homes built in 1890. Museum staff and volunteers will be on hand to answer questions.
8/2 10am – 4pm Denver Firefighters Museum
1326 Tremont Place Denver 80204
The Museum does not have parking. The best parking option when visiting the museum is metered street parking. There are meters on both sides of the street throughout the immediate area that cost $1.00 per hour with a 2 hour limit.
8/2 3 – 5:30pm Bluegrass Concert in the Grove
Evergreen – Hiwan Homestead Museum
Exciting selection of bluegrass tune played by Spurs of the Moment
8/2 10am – 12noon Fourth Annual Pee Wee Parade
Manitou Springs
We will assemble on the sidewalk near the Stagecoach Inn Restaurant and head west to Soda Springs Park. Children of all ages are welcome but the focus is on the young child, babies through elementary school age. It is encouraged to be in costume with decorated strollers wagons, bikes, and play instruments. Upon arrival at the park, various generous people will have set up booths and tables with pools for children to ride big wheels, do art and science, make bubbles, float rubber duckies, and paint on their beautiful faces. This event is a money-free zone! There is no fee to participate and no fees can be charged to the parents.
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• Sculpting with clay
• A costume/dress up area
• Manitou Spring water and lemonade stand
• A booth with a variety of musical instruments to play
• A non scary clown
• Magic show
8/2 3-5pm Bluegrass Concert in the Grove
Evergreen – Hiwan Homestead Museum Heritage Grove
Exciting selection of Bluegrass tunes played by Spurs of the Moment.
8/3 6 – 8pm City Park Jazz – Chris Daniels & The Kings
City Park
8/3 12noon – 4pm Boulder History Museum
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8/4 Denver Botanic Gardens
1007 York St., Denver 80206
8/4 7-8pm Summer Concert Series
Manitou Springs – Soda Springs Park
The Little London Winds is Colorado Springs' premier Wind Ensemble. It was established in August 1992 by a small group of musicians who wished to play quality literature and maintain a high level of performance.
8/4 Monday Movie Madness – Willie Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
Infinity Park, 4599 E. Tennessee Ave., Glendale
8/5 6-7:30pm Library Lawn Concerts – Brickyard Blues
Manitou Springs Library
All concerts are free and open to the public. Bring a picnic supper, blanket, lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of music on the lawn!
8/5 Children's Museum
8/5 Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
8500 West Deer Creek Canyon Road Littleton, CO 80128
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield is a working farm located along the banks of Deer Creek in southern Jefferson County. Bring your binoculars and wander the many trails. The area is known for exceptional bird watching.
8/5 National Night Out
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While the event began with its traditional "lights on" campaign, it has turned into a celebration that includes block parties, cookouts, parades, rallies, exhibits, safety demonstrations and more. National Night Out now involves over 37.8 million people and 16,124 communities across the U.S., Canada and U.S. military bases.
8/5 5 – 8pm Castle Rock Police National Night Out
White Pavilion, 414 N. Perry St., Castle Rock 80104
8/6 Performances in the Park
Pavilion at Anderson Park, 4355 Field St., Wheat Ridge 80033
10:45am Yo' Mamas & Papas (for children)
6:30 – 8pm Hot Tomatoes
8/7 6:30 – 8pm Aurora Sumer Concerts – Fourever Fab
Aurora Municipal Center, 15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Aurora 80012
Featuring Fourever Fab – Ultimate Live Beatles Experience – Bring a blanket and find a spot on the lawn for the city of Aurora's 28th annual Aurora Summer Concerts series featuring a variety of music from pop to big band swing. Concerts are every Thursdays during the summer.
8/7 Four Mile Historic Park
715 S. Forest Street, Denver 80246
Travel back to 1859…for free! Enjoy a tour of the Four Mile House Museum – a Denver Landmark, panning for gold, and meeting our many farm-animals! On the first Friday of each month, Four Mile Historic Park is offering free general admission, courtesy of the support provided by your Scientific & Cultural Facilities District.
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8/7 7-8pm Summer Concert Series
Soda Springs Park, Park Ave., Manitou Springs 80829
The Fountain Creek Brass Band, based in Colorado Springs is an elite 33 member ensemble in the classic British brass band tradition. Concerts electrify audiences in educational and public settings and promote excellence in music.
8/7 Clyfford Still Museum
1250 Bannock Street, Denver 80204
8/8-17 Western Welcome Week-Littleton
8/8 dusk Flicks in the Square! "Hairspray"
Olde Town Square, Olde Wadsworth and 56th Ave.
8/9, 8/13, 8/15, 8/20, 8/30 MOA – Museum of Outdoor Arts
1000 Englewood Parkway Suite 2-230 Englewood, CO 80110
MOA offers indoor galleries, studios and special events and programs.
Littleton Rocks
8/9 11am Littleton Twilight Criterium & Little Jam
Historic Downtown Littleton bike race
8/9 7:30 – 10:30pm Little Jam Featuring the Tunisia
Historic Downtown Littleton
A high-energy dynanmic group playing music from the 80's, 90's, and today's hits.
8/9 City of Westminster Summer Concert Series
City Park
12:30 – 2pm Phat Daddy
23:30 – 4pm FACE
Grab a lawn chair or a blanket and join us for food vendors, activities and a free concert.
8/9 Southwest Movies at Skyline Park – "Man of Steel"
Skyline Park, 16th and Arapahoe
It doesn't get much better than a free, family friendly movie under the stars in the heart of downtown Denver.
8/9 1 – 4pm DeLaney Farm Open Days
DeLaney Farm, 170 S. Chambers Rd. Aurora 80012
Tour the historic buildings, including the DeLaney Round Barn and the Gully Homestead House, & learn about the people who lived there 100 years ago. Museum staff and volunteers will be on hand to answer questions.
8/9 6 – 10pm Centennial Under the Stars – DSB: America's Favorite Tribute to Journey
Centennial Center Park, 13050 E. Peakview Ave., Centennial
8/9 4:30 – 10pm Second Saturdays in Olde Town
Olde Town Arvada Grandview Avenue
8/10 4 – 8pm Summer Sundays at the Farmhouse – Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra
640 Main Street, Broomfield
Children's Carnival from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Live entertainment from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Live entertainment and a children's carnival! Enjoy games, inflatables, storytellers, and arts and crafts. Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra. Denver's finest jazz musicians perform jazz, Latin, rock and modern pop.
8/13 5pm Evergreen Lake House Park – Open Space, with Laura Meyer
8/15 7pm City of Westminster Movies in the Park – "The Lego Movie"
Westminster Center Park, 4801 @ 92nd Ave.
Enjoy watching family-friendly movies on a 24' screen under the stars. Food vendors and fun pre-movie activities open at 7pm.
8/15 7:45 pm Nature at Night
Morrison Nature Center, 16002 E. Smith Rd., Aurora 80011
Learn about Skunks during this Nature at Night program. All ages welcome; reservations required for this FREE program. For more info call 303-739-2428. To register for this nature program call 303-326-8650 or go online www.auroragov.org/recreation.
8/15-16 Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival
8/15 dusk Flicks in the Square! "Akeelah and the Bee"
Olde Town Square, Olde Wadsworth and 56th Ave.
8/16 7:15pm Nature in Your Neighborhood
Sand Creek Park, 2700 N. Peoria St. Aurora 80010
Stroll the trails in your neighborhood park with a naturalist to see what animals are out at night. To register for this FREE program call 303-326-8650 or visit www.auroragov.org/recreation.
8/16 8pm Family Movie in the Park – Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Fairmount Heritage Froundation – Fairmount Cemetery
Free Popcorn!
8/16-17 Golden Fine Arts Festival
11th St. and Arapahoe St., Golden
Come browse a variety of beautiful art at the Golden Fine Arts Festival. The festival hosts more than 140 high-quality artists (many of which are Coloradoans) in a variety of media, including ceramic arts, fiber arts, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture.
8/16 Molly Brown House
1340 Pennsylvania Street, Denver, Colorado 80203 (map)
8/17 6:30PM Jefferson Symphony Concert in the Park
Parfet Park
8/21 7pm University of Denver Family Summer Concert Series
University of Denver, Campus Green
8/18 Monday Movie Madness – "The Princess Bride"
Infinity Park, 4599 E. Tennessee Ave., Glendale
8/21 7pm University of Denver Family Summer Concert Series – City Sky
Join the University of Denver community for a series of open-air, family-friendly concerts. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, picnic, family and friends to enjoy a beautiful Denver summer evening with us! ALL SHOWS ARE FREE! Featuring giveaways and activities for all ages.
8/22-23 Old Fashioned Corn Roast Festival
Downtown Loveland
Friday 5pm and Saturday 9:30am
8/22 dusk Flicks in the Square! "Frozen"
Olde Town Square, Olde Wadsworth and 56th Ave.
8/23 9 – 11am 4th Saturday at the CFM
Colorado Freedom Memorial, 756 Telluride St., Aurora 80011
Veterans, families of the fallen, military groups and service organizations, Scout troops and others are invited to this monthly guided tour of the Colorado Freedom Memorial, including stories of veterans honored on the memorial, future plans for the site, a description of the unique design features and more. Special guests and activities also will be included in the spring and summer months. A selection of shirts and hats will be available for purchase each month.
8/27 5pm Summer Concert Series – Highway 55
Evergreen Lake House Park
Highway 55 is an eclectic combination of musical talents and personalities
8/23 10am 48TH Annual Evergreen Fine Arts Festival
Heritage Grove Park
Join the Evergreen Artists Association in welcoming and enjoying over 100 fine artists and craftsmen from across the nation, favorite local musicians, and fabulous food at the 48th Annual Evergreen Fine Arts Festival.
Taking place under the shady pines of Heritage Grove Park, next to the Hiwan Homestead on Meadow Drive, this beloved local festival is sure to offer up amazing art for all tastes.
8/28 7pm University of Denver Family Summer Concert Series – Jason Klobnak Quintet
University of Denver Denver
Join the University of Denver community for a series of open-air, family-friendly concerts. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, picnic, family and friends to enjoy a beautiful Denver summer evening with us!
8/29 dusk Flicks in the Square! "Hunger Games"
Olde Town Square, Olde Wadsworth and 56th Ave.
8/29 5-8 pm Last Friday Gallery Walk
Downtown Evergreen
Art Galleries are open until 8 pm on the last Friday of the month.
Galleries throughout Evergreen.
8/29 – 9/1 A Taste of Colorado
Civic Center Park, Broadway and Colfax Ave.
A Taste of Colorado stands proud as the end-of-summer celebration of community pride and spirit in the Denver region. Over 500,000 people make the four-day festival their Labor Day Weekend celebration, enjoying the offerings of more 50 area restaurants, 250 marketplace artisans and vendors, seven stages, and educational programs promoting the diverse cultural and western heritage of the region.
Love Music? Check out these web sites for DU and UCD. There are concerts and recitals by students and faculty for free or very low cost. Guest artists that come for the Colorado Symphony also do mini concerts for the students/public. It is a wealth of excellent music! UCD also offers theater from their drama majors. ♪
Not free but…SCFD 10 for $10
Low cost ticket program supported by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District.
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts provides $10 tickets throughout the year. Supported by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, we invite people who have not experienced the joy of live theatre to attend. Each Tuesday at 10am, we will release "10 for $10" – a limited number of $10 tickets for every Denver Center Theatre Company performance in the coming week (up to 25 shows per week). Occasionally, tickets to select Denver Center Attractions shows may be available.
How to buy – each Tuesday at 10am: Call 303.893.4100 or Visit our Box Office at Speer & Arapahoe in the lobby of the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex


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Buying New Kiln. Need Recommendations
Danilyn22 replied to Danilyn22's topic in Equipment Use and RepairWow, thanks so much for all your recommendations, especially being able to roast a pig and plan my own cremation!! One of my old kilns now is super big and I can barely reach over it to get stuff in. I actually have a stilted floor, about 4", just to make me reach it and it takes me forever to load. My other kiln is super small but manageable for quick turnover but it cools down super duper fast. Size is important. I don't live that close to any place that sells them so its difficult for me to figure out size but I will try! I do plan on buying a forever kiln with all the bells and whistles now so your advice is really helpful. Looks like its down to L&L and ConeArt which are the two I have been looking at. I had not thought about front loading so I will do some research on that as well. Anything that makes life more convenient is good enough for me!! Now to go shopping!!
Buying New Kiln. Need Recommendations
Danilyn22 posted a topic in Equipment Use and RepairYahoo...I have saved enough for a new kiln and am ready to start shopping. I have been using a manual kiln where holds and ramping etc are not a choice so I am excited to move forward... But there are so many choices and this kiln has to last forever and fit my needs. I fire cone 6 and generally make small functional ware. But I want something that will grow with me, maybe cone 10 someday. I have saved enough for the best. So what are your recommendations and features I should look for Thanks
Great everyone.... thank you so much!!
Thank you both and fair enough. My usual Base glaze is Hansen 20x5 and it works well for what I do. I have put Ziropax in and tested it and made a lovely white. I guess I am feeling in a bit of a glaze rut and wanted to try something new. As for part of my question... Does Minespar 200 work when a recipe calls for soda felspar?
What Is Wrong With This Glaze?
Danilyn22 posted a topic in Clay and Glaze ChemistryHi. I was looking for a nice white liner glaze and I came upon Turners White in a CAD article. It said it was good with cone 6 and cone 10 and mixes well with Mason stains. Sounds perfect to me, The glaze called for soda ash which I was out of. I called my local pottery shop and he had Minspar 200 which he said should work well as a sub. So I tested it at Cone 6 and it came out very underfired looking. It was dry and cracked This is the recipe I made Dolomite 10 Whiting 9 Minespar 200 25 Custer Felspar 20 EPK 18 Talc 6 Silica 12 BEntonite 2 Zircopax 8 (I used Zircopax plus) Is Minspar 200 a good Soda Felspar? Could it have been Zircopax Plus instead of just Zircopax? What can I do to fix this glaze for cone 6 firing. Thanks
Glazing Lidded Pots
Danilyn22 replied to Danilyn22's topic in Studio Operations and Making WorkGreat. Thank you both!
Glazing Lidded Pots
Danilyn22 posted a topic in Studio Operations and Making WorkI have read that adding Alumina to wax helps when waxing the gallery of pots and their lids so you can fire together. I was wondering if Kiln wash in wax would do the same thing. I have plenty of that and no alumina! Thanks


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Hi Everyone,
How are you feeling on this Sunday morning? I'm looking out of my window into the garden and it's a lovely autumnal day here in Hertfordshire, UK so I'm feeling good! I get up early to do my meditations and morning pages before I start to write my posts and it's great to watch the sunrise and see what kind of weather is greeting me today.
So….today's big question…..did you make some time to look at your values and pick your three favourites?
Which ones stood out for you?
Perhaps you struggled to do the exercise from last week? If time is short, you may have felt that it can just be one more thing to do, and there's plenty of other people and activities competing for your attention. I'd like to reassure you that this is ok and today's article has been written with you in mind. We will be looking at ways of finding your values and the joy in your life in a quick and easy way.
I feel that it's important to take the time to yourself to breathe and reflect, even when it's busy (probably more so when you are busy). When doing this, you are saying to your inner being that you are important and worth it. So if you are a mum with babies or toddlers, you may find five minutes when the children have a nap or perhaps you could get up a little earlier in the morning before they are awake. If it's the weekend, maybe your partner could take the children out for a short walk leaving you to spend some time alone. Think about the possibilities in your week for some gentle solitude.
When you find your special five minutes, I would like you to take a notebook and pen and find somewhere quiet in your house to do this exercise. It can be your living room or a corner of your bedroom, wherever feels calming to you. I'd like you to sit here quietly in a comfortable position, either on the floor or in a chair, back straight, and settle into this tranquil place with some nice deep breaths. Nice long inhale and exhale. Watching your thoughts as they float in and out.
Sit here for one minute, watching the breath and just allow yourself to be.
Now take your notebook and pen and write down a list of events from the week previously. Just a quick list which can look a little like.
"Loaded the dishwasher, remembered how much I hate doing it; felt resentful that David never offers to help."
"Made dinner, Emma refused to eat it. I had spent 45 minutes cooking it; I wanted to cry."
"We walked to school, Sam wouldn't keep up; I felt angry and frustrated that we were going to be late again."
"I talked to Jenna at the school gate, she told me about her latest house renovations; I felt inadequate and jealous."
"Put Josh down for a nap, and I collapsed in a chair as I felt so exhausted."
Once you have a few episodes in your week written down on paper, start to look for the hidden gems in there. The small things that made it worthwhile, the things that made you smile. It may have been a challenging week, and you can only find one good thing, and that's fine too. Life can be difficult when the children take over your life. But look at that one thing.
What was it?
Your top three values may be caring, support and duty at the moment, and it may not feel like you (these three can be exhausting when they are your top three) but it's only for now, and it's important to remember that. It will improve.
So back to your gem, what was it? The smell of clean washing as you take it out of the washing machine? The joy of walking to school in the autumnal, watching the beautiful trees as they change colour over time? Perhaps it's the sound of crisp, crunchy leaves under foot or the warmth of the sun on your face as you walk?
Maybe you met up with a friend and talked about deeper issues in your lives, and this made you feel warm and supported by her. Other women can be a great support to each other in times of stress so it's worth asking for help if you can.
It's important to remember that if you are feeling very low and struggle to find one thing in your week that has brought you joy because you are exhausted and overwhelmed you may feel that it's a good time to look at seeking further help. There are lots of sources out there to support women who are struggling with their mental health, and I have listed some below.
My point is that there are some hidden gems in there, it's just sometimes difficult to see them when you are feeling this way. So find yourself a solitary five minutes this week and do this exercise during your alone time. Light a candle to demonstrate to yourself that you are creating a space that's just for you. Perhaps you have some soft music to play in the background. Just slow it down and start to really value yourself.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts and comments and to checking in with you next week.
Some links if you are struggling with feelings of sadness and overwhelm.
Mind – Perinatal Mental Health and Postnatal Depression
Mothers for Mothers – Postnatal Depression Support
Depression UK – list of useful links
Depression in British Women – an interesting article from The Daily Telegraph
The Mental Health Foundation – women and mental health
Melanie Lambert – an excellent psychotherapist covering the St Albans and Harpenden area


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John Dickinson is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon with many years' experience in the NHS and private sectors. A graduate of Newcastle University he trained in Sheffield, Oxford, Aylesbury and London with fellowship training in Kentucky USA. He was first appointed as a Consultant at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury in 1990 moving to Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospitals in 1992. He also held an honorary Consultant post at the Royal Berkshire Hospital during this time.
During his time in the NHS he ran a practice in Hand Surgery, Breast Reconstruction, Skin Cancer management and general Reconstructive Surgery. Alongside his NHS practice, a busy cosmetic surgery practice evolved, which has continued after leaving the NHS approximately 10 years ago.
His clinical practice is now mainly in cosmetic surgery of the face, nose, breasts and abdomen. He continues to see and treat patients with hand surgery problems such as dupuytren's disease, nerve compressions (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome) and arthritis.
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Superintendent's Message
Dear Students, Parents and Guardians,
Welcome to Shepherd ISD where we are a community focused district. We are a strong district with numerous programs designed to provide students opportunities to explore interests, prepare for further academic pursuits, enter the military, or successfully compete in the workforce after school.
My career as an educator has focused on student safety first with strong academic instruction and expectations second. I bring that philosophy with me and will work to ensure the same is in place on every campus. Each child deserves the opportunity to go to school and be welcomed by staff and trust that they will be safe. The student code of conduct is the set of rules addressing student behavior and will be consistently enforced.
I am personally committed to building and maintaining consistent communication between home and school. The relationship between parent, teacher, and administration is extremely important for each child's education. As such, I am always looking for ways to make it even better. Please feel free to reach out and contact me if ever you have a question or comment…for I assure you I want to hear it.
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Ariana Grande Classic Diss On Hater Who Made Cruel Comment About Her Body
Oh snap! Ariana shed her sweetheart image and didn't hold back at all when someone made a rude comment about her body on Instagram. Go, girl!
Ariana Grande, 21 may seem mild mannered to some, but she recently proved just how feisty she can get! The petite pop princess pulled no punches when setting a hater straight on her Instagram page on Feb. 12, after he made a cruel comment about her body. Find out what she said!
Ariana Grande Disses Hater After Rude Body Comment On Size Of Her Chest
Many would argue that it's always better to "take the high road," and ignore cyber bullies on social media. But sometimes that just isn't the solution the situation calls for!
When a hater came at Ariana commenting on a sweet snap of the singer cuddled up with her boyfriend 26-year-old Big Sean, the singer didn't miss a beat.
Check out the exchange these two had beneath her photo, as caught by her fan Twitter:
Ariana reacted to a hate comment on instagram pic.twitter.com/7n9RqU8o2F
— Ariana Source NL (@ArianaSourceNL) February 9, 2015
Ariana totally owned that guy! Bet he'll think twice before blindly tossing out hurtful comments and insults in the future!
Ariana Grande Shares Sexy Selfie From Bed
Of course, Ariana wasn't going to let a cyber attacker affect her self-esteem, and snapped back with yet another sexy snap!
On Feb. 10, Ariana posted a super sexy selfie to Instagram, winking at the camera while wearing one of boyfriend Big Sean's shirts and relaxing in bed. The tee, emblazoned with Tupac Shakur's face on it fit Ariana almost like a dress! She captioned the pic, "when u look cuter in his clothes than he does." We have to admit — she really did!
HollywoodLifers, what do you think? Did Ariana make the right decision snapping back at her cyber bully?
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Rutgers physicians perform the first operation in New Jersey to create a penis for a transgender man.
The first operation in New Jersey to create a penis for a transgender man was successfully performed in February by surgeons and physicians associated with the Rutgers Center for Transgender Health, a new group of psychiatrists, plastic surgeons, ob/gyns, and urologists. They were led by plastic surgeon Jonathan Keith, an assistant professor in the Department of Surgery at New Jersey Medical School (NJMS), who learned the procedure during a fellowship in Belgium and intends to help teach the complex operation to Rutgers medical students studying both female-to-male and male-to-female transitions. The 14-hour gender-reassignment procedure, called a phalloplasty, was conducted at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, New Jersey, part of RWJBarnabas Health. Saint Barnabas and University Hospital in Newark, which is the teaching hospital of NJMS, are the only New Jersey hospitals that conduct the procedure.


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John & Sarah's Wedding in Much Marcle
12 June 2015
Slightly further afield than our frequent Surrey gigs – but well worth the drive! The couple chose the perfect sunny day for their wedding!
Such a beautiful setting at Homme House (www.hommehouse.co.uk) the countryside, on the Herefordshire, Gloucestershire & Worcestershire borders. This place is surrounded by parkland and woodland, and boasts some absolutely stunning views. The interior is equally elegant!
..the band setting up..
Full 7 piece Platinum Band line-up this evening, featuring the lovely Debbie Graham on vocals, who had so many complements on her amazing voice!
First Dance, and a great choice by the bride & groom, was 'Crazy Love' by Van Morrisson. Here's a photo of the happy couple on the dance floor:
The guests couldn't wait to get up and boogie, and joined them on the floor as we kicked off our first set of live music with 'Forget You' by Cee Lo Green – always a popular tune!


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That doesn't make sense from a gravel standpoint, where you wouldn't want flimsy rims...and like with road bikes, the lateral loads just aren't that high anyway. (they don't have massive slip to grip shock loads like mountain bikes)ooo wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 3:50 pmPeter Verdone post from January 13, 2019 about 110x12 in 2021 "100x12 should never have existed":
viewtopic.php?f=113&t=155016The market is currently flooded with fancy 100×12 wheels and exotic forks for road and gravel bikes. Cheap and expensive bikes are the same. Another boondoggle by the marketing idiots and roadies that don't understand how bicycles work. Almost all of this happened long after mountain bikes had moved to 110mm front spacing. Going to 110×12 spacing was the OBVIOUS choice. The reasons are all the same.
But that's not what happened. That change is going to happen in 2021 instead. Why? Because it took less effort to do less and make more money on secondary sales for upgrades that should have been stock years earlier.The 100×12 wheel is 73% as strong pushing to the right and 93% pushing to the left compared to the 100×9 ND wheel.
The 110×12 wheel is 81% as strong pushing to the right and 7% stronger pushing to the left compared to the 100×9 ND wheel.
The 110×12 CL wheel is 12% stronger pushing to the right and 14% stronger pushing to the left compared to the 100×12 CL wheel.
Why is this important? With wheels, we want to use the lightest rims and get the most out of the spok thension that we can. Radial support for a wheel is easy but lateral support isn't. By paying attention to the working angle of the spoke, we can significantly improve how the wheel performs in corners and when hitting rocks. We want wheels that can perform in extremes and not fail. Essentially, getting free strength from the geometry of the spokes is a simple part of this solution.
The HEC 1400 wheel has an internal width of 20mm, so it's not as if it's supposed to be used with wider tires, boost may just work better with the wide q-factor of having a mid-drive motor.