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Crushed stone can also be known as metal jelly. Crushed stone is segregated into various sizes viz. 35mm, 20mm, 12mm and so forth. for distinct makes use of. Crushed stone aggregates are utilised for construction of roads, bridges, housing, industrial building construction along with other cement primarily based merchandise like RCC pipes, PSC poles, pre-moulded slabs, frames and beams and so forth. for fabrication.
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A man once fasted for two full days… choosing to spend forty-eight hours without any type of food whatsoever. At the end of that time, his first meal was a steaming hot bowl of fresh soup. He closed his eyes as he sipped the delicious broth… letting each spoonful bathe his tongue in savory goodness. After eating to the bottom of the bowl, he told a friend "Prior to my fasting experience, I would have eaten the soup without any awareness of its flavor, texture or taste. After the fast, it was as if every spoonful was like eating from an entire banquet!"
Fasting is an important discipline in the life of the believer. It's simply putting aside something that we are accustomed to doing so that we can focus on prayer and our walk with God. When we feel the urge to eat… we pray. When we really want to check our phones… we spend quality time with God. Fasting cleanses the soul from distractions and challenges us to zero in on what God is trying to tell us.
Joel 2:12 says, "'Yet even now,' declares the Lord, "return to me with all your heart, with fasting, with weeping, and with mourning;"
When we give up something for a little while, it allows us to focus on God and become more acutely aware of His presence. The spiritual clarity that comes with (and after) a fast allows us to notice things we never did before about ourselves and our relationship with Christ. It's a spiritual reset like no other… and one that's designed to bring us closer to Him. Have you ever fasted from something that required sacrifice? Take some time today and seek God's recommendation as to what to give up in a fast. Then be bold enough to put it aside for a while. God wants to whisper something to your heart… it's time to take a break from what is distracting you from hearing it.
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Capacity and headspace - also referred to as 'Vacuity' - assessment alculates the volume of liquid held by the container and the volume of space left at the top of the packaging.
This assessment determines whether the correct volume of product can be held whilst still maintaining sufficient headspace/vacuity in order to withstand any changes in pressure that may occur during the product's lifecycle.
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A quick update on my PayPerPost application. It was declined for this blog because it hasn't been around long enough. Apparently it has to have existed for 90 days or longer in order to be considered for their program. Fair enough. I don't remember seeing that listed on their site as a requirement, but I'll take their word for it.
So I will resubmit this blog to them for consideration sometime in January. We'll see if my traffic and visitor numbers goes up between now and then.
Stay tuned for part 2 on my article about Roleplaying and the Product Development cycle tomorrow and part 3 will be posted on Monday! I am taking the weekend off for my anniversary and going away with my wife, so there will be a bit of a brief lag there.
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So you know your users by looking at the demographics data, right! Let's assume that you have a travel website. Now you come up with a brilliant idea, discuss with your development team and schedule "How fast can we launch this module". You thank everyone for the hard work and leave for the day. Then you wait for Monday morning for the final results, right! So what happens on Monday morning?
You noticed weird numbers after logging into your analytics tool. Your page views are reduced, only 3% people (you don't even know them) clicked on the new Call-to-Actions, 5% people (from you're existing email database) unsubscribed and so on. This is just the beginning…in fact you came to know that your support team received a large number of feedback mails as well. Now what?
A number of questions come to your mind such as
- What went wrong?
- Why didn't our customers/users like this?
- What bothered them?
- Is something wrong with the content?
- May be the user flow was not right…
You take a deep breath, get up and call for another meeting and discuss with your team members just to fix-up the chaos module so that it can serve better experience next time. And your journey goes on like this…
Are you creating experiences for real users, really!
You are just experimenting with your users, people or your can say customers by implementing your business goals without having a fair amount of knowledge about them.
You can't build experiences for your end users while sitting at your desk and peeping at the numbers rather than…
Spend 15% of your time by talking to project stake holders, business heads, marketing & sales team members and convert them as Business Requirement.
Spend 35% of your time with the real users at their place (contextual enquiry) by asking
- What's your name?
- What are your hobbies?
- What do you do for living?
- Are you a student, housewife or an engineer?
- How much time do you spend on Internet?
- What's his/her body language?
- What colors does he/she like?
- What's his/her favorite website and why?
- Observe & study his/her desk, is it clean or messed up?
…and ask more related questions.
Always avoid direct questions those are related to your product.
Spend 15% to define Project Requirement by combining both User Requirements and Business Requirement together.
Spend 15% to create mood boards, user persona, user flow and come up with low or high fidelity prototype that works.
Spend 10% for the final development by reusing & tweaking the existing code by the engineering team to save time in an agile environment.
Spend the remaining 10% with real users to test the implemented module if that works. If not, write notes and capture feedback from users. Now go back to both user & business requirement stages, re-analyze the issue and fix it, test it again.
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We would like to thank San Francisco-based underwater photographer Erena Shimoda for this beautiful image, which we are featuring in next month's issue of Vice Magazine. We first showed her portraits of women who practice Brazilian jiu jitsu on our website, but are very excited to share our favorite shot, in print, all around the world. Make sure to get a copy in February!
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Tag Archives: 365 2011
365 2011: Week 52 + 365 Reflections
It is so amazing that this is the final 365 week for 2011. When we started this project, I honestly didn't think that we could do it. But after the dismal amount of photos we took in 2010 (they were almost all product shots for the shop), we knew we … Read the rest
365 2011: Weeks 47-51
The holiday madness made it a little difficult to get all of our regular posts made, but we still have been working diligently behind the scenes. I can't believe that we're all the way through Week 51 of the 365! We've been taking a photo a day (ish) for a … Read the rest
365 Weeks 43-46
Day 295. This photo is the reason there are 4 weeks of 365s in this post. Jake, Jonas, and I went to the wedding of one of Jake's best friends from high school. She looked so beautiful. And the bride and groom's first dance was the most epic salsa dancing … Read the rest
365 Week 42
Day 288. Eliza went to a neighborhood get-together. Some kids from Eliza's school drove by to tell us about it: there are events in the park in our 'hood so that the kids, who are spread out and go to different schools for the most part, can to get to … Read the rest
365 Week 41
Day 281. Jessica is still in town (we had an awesome tea date at Tea Drops sans kids)! We go to baby Nathan's baptism.
Day 282. We spend the whole day hanging with Jessica. We went to the City Market in the morning with Eliza and had Grinders for lunch. … Read the rest
365 Weeks 38, 39, & 40
Day 260. Jake takes senior photos for my sister Taylor.
Day 261. My best friend Harvey gets married! Lisa is amazing and they couldn't be more perfect for each other. The day is crazy: I'm a groomsman, Eliza is a flower girl, and Jake is the photographer. Whew!
Day 262. … Read the rest
Big 365 Catch Up: Weeks 32 – 37
Those of you who have been following us for awhile know our 365 2011 project. We're taking a photo a day this year and compiling them into weekly photo collages. You also might be wondering where they've gone. Don't worry: we didn't give up! We've gotten super behind on blogging … Read the rest
365 2011: Week 31
Day 211. Lisa's wedding shower! It was tons of fun. We watched Nathan for the night so Beth & Brad go out. Double babies is way easier when Jake's there too.
Day 212. Mr. Jonas pigging out on sweet potato puffs (or as we say, Pooooofs!). He loves to snack … Read the rest
365 2011: Week 29 and 30
Day 197. Jonas hardly ever uses his swing anymore, but Jake put him in there while we were fixing dinner and this was the result. Hah!
Day 198. We went to see Harry Potter 7. I cried through half of the movie. Jake is playing COD in the photo.
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365: Week 26, 27, and 28
Day 176. Corbin spent the night and our friend Matt came over with his dog Pav (as in Pavlov… don't worry, the pouch still has his cheeks). Eliza spent the night with her Abba and Papa Timmy (we basically traded kids). Jonas ate carrots for the first time; it … Read the rest


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Mediation is a form of Dispute Resolution which attempts to resolve disputes between parties without having to contend with the Court system.
It is a less adversarial process than a Court based one. It is a meeting or series of meetings, where an independent and neutral third party (known as the Mediator) leads and facilitates discussion between the parties to a dispute and assists those parties to negotiate and if possible reach an agreement.
An ounce of mediation is worth a pound of arbitration and a ton of litigation.


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Two loyalists have been jailed for a total of 17 months for throwing missiles at police during a serious riot in north Belfast last year.
Bandsman Harry McFarland, of Iniscairn Drive, Rathcoole, Newtownabbey, pleaded guilty to rioting on the Woodvale Road on the Twelfth of July.
McFarland was sentenced to 10 months in custody.
However Deputy Belfast Recorder Corinne Philpot later reduced this to eight months saying she had not given "sufficient weight'' to McFarland's two decades of voluntary work in the community.
In the same court self-confessed cocaine addict Roy Hindes (29), of Mayo Street in Belfast, was also jailed for his involvement in the serious public disorder.
The court heard Hindes was present at the riot from 6.30pm to 8.45pm and was picked up on police CCTV throwing three missiles at police – a plastic bottle, a tin can and a glass bottle.
Sentencing Hindes to 18 months in prison, Judge Philpott said: "You have been involved in rioting since you were 15 to 16."
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Hi, I just stumbled upon your blog because I was searching up The Face Shop mask sheets. I would love to try the Pearl Mask Sheet, but I have some questions. Do you need to rinse your face when you remove the mask? How much does it cost in Hong Kong?ReplyDelete
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You don't have to rinse your face after removing the mask, however I do because it's a little bit sticky.
I don't know how much they cost in Hong Kong cause I'm in Australia, sorry!
Hellooo. I was just searching about places to buy beauty products esp asian cosmetics. Then I stumbled here. I'm in Perth as well...so I was wondering, is the Beauty shop in the shopping complex? O_O I've never been to Joondalup before. According to transperth it says take the train to Clarkson. I'm scared I might get lost. lolReplyDelete
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Max Zuckerberg, the newborn baby of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and wife Dr. Priscilla Chan has been striking the news months before her arrival. From Virtual reality to Paternity Leave to Huge Donation, everything father Mark Zuckerberg did manage to grab eyeballs all over, along with leaving a great impression of him on people as well as his employees.
Zuckerberg recently made a splash everywhere by announcing his plans for two months of paternity leave after his baby's arrival. This is a step forward in Facebook workplace culture, as it symbolizes how workplace needs to be more family-oriented.
The most important matter is not what the Facebook CEO plans to do in his paternity leave of next two months but in the upcoming years after that. The main over-nagging issue is raising a child is quite opposite to just having a child, for both working men and women, whether they are a CEO, some manager, or junior level employee. It is not some sort of temporary inconvenience, which requires the right amount of 'Fixed'. The real opportunity for Facebook Chief Executive is to start innovating how individuals can work in different manners, even in executive positions, so when the time comes, the do not have to choose between their work and family. This is one of the most significant issues for the future of the corporations in America.
To this end, Zuckerberg might like to take some motivation from Paul Ryan, House Speaker, who refused to take back his position for leadership unless he could consistently be a great part of upbringing in his children's lives. The transition of the workplace into more livable one is very important for building a successful organization and encouraging employee engagement through positive work environment. Unfortunately, nowadays there exists only one model of leadership, which eventually prizes a work ethic on a 24*7 basis. But, what leaders need to understand is, it doesn't have to be this way. There are too many creative ways to restructure the work pattern so even the senior most executives can have the variety of options.
Jobs can be explained as a projected series, which can be sized to the quantity of time an individual wants to devote at work. Or, a senior executive's contributions can be calculated from productivity and quality with less consideration on quantity. This type of workplace freedom can allow employees to choose from the things they wish to focus on. It will make a difference to them as well as their organization. These can be judged through work results, not the work time they tend to choose.
A true business leader of 21st century leads on much more basis than mere an example. Zuckerberg spending his time with newborn Max Zuckerberg won't help his company much as spending less time at work means an overload of work for his colleagues. Similarly, taking two months off as paternity leave won't help any kind of family to balance the work onslaught.
The place where he really needs to asseverate his leadership will bring an evolution in nature of work. Pledging 99% of Facebook shares worth $45 billion for philanthropy to honor the arrival of his newborn Max Zuckerberg is not something to continue sneezing at. Instead, his ability to drive a great force by designing a brand new corporate world, which will work significantly for every family, would be the greatest gift Max Zuckerberg will appreciate for her entire life.
The responsibilities for leaders can be efficiently divided and distributed in a broader way, which will allow a great matching skills and the job that needs to be wrapped up for a less intense schedule. The dominating idea of round the clock availability of CEOs had laden them with continuous pressure to keep demonstrating how efficient they are to the public. Zuckerberg has taken a remarkable step in the direction to prove this theory wrong. He is proving that CEOs don't need to work all the time. Perhaps, when he plans his return, he should apply Paul Ryan strategy to make sure he continues to keep himself engaged with his family and set a praiseworthy example for Facebook employees and other folks.


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Biscuit and chocolate make a divine combination... add to the mix a marshmallow centre and you have an instant, but also a classic, winner! Chocolate-coated marshmallow treats are a world-wide phenomenon and wagon wheels are just one of them. There are so many version, from New Zealand's chocolate fish to Danish cream bun or flødebolle.
Wagon wheels are spread all around the globe but they're mainly sold in Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, Spain and Russia. Specifically, wagon wheels have an iconic status in Australia, and they are a popular afternoon snack since their introduction in 1948. The name of the biscuit refers to the shape of the biscuits and one of the Wild West's symbols of an adventure in the mass media. At that time, John Wayne was the biggest name in Hollywood and everybody wanted a small piece of the Wild West he showcased on the screen.
The inventor of wagon wheels is Garry Weston, then in the factory owned by his father. In the 1940's, they had been making biscuits to supply the army with during the war, and with that market now drying up, the management said they needed something "new" to make. Garry came up with the Wagon Wheel idea, and within six weeks the Slough factory was rolling them out for sale in England.
Interesting story is that Gerry's father, an entrepreneur, had three sons; one son inherited the UK business, one had the Canadian, and the other Weston got Australia. Which is why in each country one can find the Wagon Wheel. And this is why there are slight differences in the biscuits in different countries.
Wagon wheels are a somewhat retro sweet snack which tie many people's memories to their childhood. These are now produced by Burton's Food in the UK, separated from the Weston family in 2000. When it comes to Canada, wagon wheels are produced by McCormick's, now under Dare Foods Ltd. And they come in four flavours: Original, Fudge, Choco Cherry, and Raspberry. In Australia, the cookies are produced by Arnott's Biscuits, after Weston family sold the brand in 2003.
Llantarnam in south Wales is the current home of Burton's Biscuits factory, well-known for making the world famous Jammie Dodgers and Wagon Wheels. The Llantarnam factory also produces cream crackers, fig biscuits, Cadbury's Fingers under licence, digestives for every supermarket and Cadbury's under licence, mini Maryland cookies and 10g unbranded cookies.
The original cookie had a marshmallow centre, without the jam centre, and is now sometimes referred to as "chocolate". Other flavours include Jammie, Original, Toffee, Double Choc, Orange, Caramel, Banoffee and Big Country (Malted).
Do you have fond memories of this sweet treat? Wagon wheels are as a delicious of a snack as ever, so indulge your sweet tooth and bite into this cookie's crispy biscuit and soft marshmallow centre.
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A quirky twist on the traditional Alice in Wonderland costume, this 4 piece set includes a pretty blue dress with attached apron.
It has cute puff sleeves, a bow at the neck, and black net trim around the hem.
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I haven't written anything in a while here. That's because I was not only preparing for pitmad on Twitter but just taking it easy while dealing with my own mental health, as usual. Though it's become much easier as I distract myself with the things I like.
They started to become almost like a coping method. Anyway, I pitched my story (having two versions) and I'm nervous, yet anxious about everything. I've finally stopped stalking my pitches after an hour lol because I was getting myself discouraged.
I'm gonna check back in the evening, hopefully I get some more hopefuls?


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Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (left) had published a scathing open letter on Monday accusing Saudi Arabia of their failure to protect pilgrims.
He was referring to a stampede that killed nearly 2,300 Muslims at last year's haj – more than 400 of the victims were Iranians.
"The hesitation and failure to rescue the half-dead and injured people… is also obvious and incontrovertible. They murdered them," he wrote.
Also Khamenei had described the Saudi royal family as "small and puny Satans who tremble for fear of jeopardizing the interests of the Great Satan (the United States of America)", and called on the Muslim world to end its management of the haj.
Saudi Arabia wasn't going to take that lying down.
On Tuesday, the country's most senior cleric, Grand Mufti Abdulaziz al-Sheik (left) responded when he told the Makkah daily: "We must understand these are not Muslims, they are children of Magi and their hostility towards Muslims is an old one".
"Magi" was a reference to the Zoroastrian religion that was prevalent in Iran before Islam.It is sometimes used as an insult against Iranians.
On the same day too, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted: "Indeed, no resemblance between Islam of Iranians and most Muslims, and bigoted extremism that Wahhabi top cleric and Saudi terror masters preach".
And if the acrimonious exchange of words is not bad enough – for the first time in almost three decades, Iranians have been barred from the annual pilgrimage to Islam's holiest places in Saudi Arabia after the regional rivals failed to agree on safety and logistical issues.
Even amongst the devout and the pious, they are still able to stoop low to hurl insolent insults. Their religious virtues have obviously deserted them.
On Wednesday, Malaysia confirmed its first case of the Zika virus in a pregnant 27-year-old woman from Johore.
Last week, the country had its first imported case of Zika in a 58-year-old woman who had visited Singapore. And on Saturday, it had its first case of a locally transmitted Zika infection.
Malaysia is full of surprises.
And in Singapore, locally transmitted cases of zika climbed past the 300 mark.
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South Korea: Suwon province holds a fair focused on basic income
Last Monday, on the 29th of April, a special event was held in Suwon, a city in the province of Gyeonggi-do, just south of Seoul, South Korea. This event was conceived as a fair, the first of its kind, and was focused on basic income, having attracted more than 18 thousand people. Announced in a previous report, the two-day event» Read more


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New Induction Process for Kitchen Volunteers!
Posted Thursday August 22, 2019
With all of the changes we have had in the kitchen over the last couple of years (the need for DCC accrediation and the decrease in Cooks' hours) we have transitioned into a process of formalising the training that we provide to new kitchen volunteers. This involves them getting together for a day of training! This allows for consistency in the training as well as team building. Welcome to all the new kitchen volunteers!


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This week we welcomed a new addition to our kitchen, The Instant Pot and today I'm sharing 6 must-have Instant Pot recipe for beginners like me!
I have several friends who own and love their Instant Pots, so after much research and finding a great deal we went ahead and purchased one. If you're hearing about the Instant Pot for the first time, I'll give you a little overview:
The Instant Pot is a multi-functional electric pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté and more! I purchased the 6 quart Instant Pot IP-LUX60 6-in-1. The model I own does not have all of the functions of the 7 in 1 Instant Pot. If I was to buy this again, I would have purchased the 7 in 1 for the extra features (like yogurt making).
Why I Bought an Instant Pot:
This instant pot can cook an entire chicken in just 30 minutes. White rice takes just 8 minutes and beans cook in just 10-15 minutes for soaked beans or 35-40 for dry beans!
I'm terrible at making rice, I'm too impatient and my rice often turns out watery, or too starchy. I've been able to make perfect rice in my new Instant Pot!
I love having a slow cooker but ours is HUGE. I hate dragging it out and I'm prone to burning food in it, likely because there is too much empty space in the large pot. The Instant Pot is a more compact size and fits in the corner of our counter easily. I can also tuck it away in the cupboard!
I found my Instant Pot on Amazon for a great price. These go on sale often, so keep watching for a great deal! I think the Instant Pot is worth every dime, I've already used it 5 times already since it arrived last week.
With the Instant Pot I can sear my meat, sauté onions and garlic or cook ground beef right in the pot. Then I simply dump in the rest of the ingredients and cook it all in the same pot!
When I hear "pressure cooking" I get a little freaked out, I picture an exploded pot with rice all over the walls. This electric pressure cooker has 10 safety measures that ensure that using the pot is safe!
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6 Recipes to help you get started with your Instant Pot
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Oatmeal in the Instant Pot:
Baked Potatoes in the Instant Pot
My husband and son love potatoes. Ever since living in Ireland for 2 years my husband is a happy man if he can eat potatoes every single day! I love that I can bake potatoes in the Instant Pot! Chelsea from MakeRealFood.com shares how she cooks up Baked Potatoes in the Instant Pot in no time!
Hard Boiled Eggs in the Instant Pot
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Oh Rice! We love to eat it but I hate cooking it. When I make rice it never quite turns out perfect. I'm not the most patient cook and my rice either turns out too chewy, watery or is too sticky! Laura has 2 great ways to cook rice in the Instant Pot, she also shares a super handy chart to help you cook the perfect pot of rice! There might be hope for me yet!
Frozen Meat in the Instant Pot
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Peter James is an international best-selling crime thriller novelist who has had his books published in 36 languages. His series featuring Brighton-based Detective Superintendent Roy Grace has sold 17 million copies worldwide and has given him eight consecutive UK Sunday Times number ones. In 2015 he was voted 'The Best Crime & Thriller Author of All Time' in a WHSmith poll.
If you enjoy reading this piece, why not meet Peter yourself? He will be at Kesgrave Hall near Ipswich at midday on 17 June where he will be sharing some stories about his work and his life (fictional and true!). Tickets are £38.50 per person, which includes a two-course lunch with coffee, and he will be signing copies of I Love You Dead. Waterstone's will be selling copies of all Peter's books at the event, as well as paperbacks of The House On Cold Hill. For more details visit www.action.org.uk/dine-crime-writer-peter-james.
Who were your literary influences as you were growing up?
When I was 14, I read Graham Greene's Brighton Rock and this book totally changed my life. It is quite simply the book that made me realise I wanted to be a writer, the first time I read it, as a teenager. It is also the inspiration behind my setting the Roy Grace series in Brighton.
This timeless novel is both a thriller and a crime novel, although police play a small part and the story is almost entirely told through the eyes of the villains and two women who believe they can redeem them. Greene has a way of describing characters, in just a few sentences, that makes you feel you know them inside out and have probably met them, and his sense of "place" is almost palpable. It is for me an almost perfect novel. It has one of the most grabbing opening lines ever written ("Hale knew, within thirty minutes of arriving in Brighton, that they meant to kill him."), and one of the finest last lines - very clever, very tantalising and very, very "noir" - yet apt. Greene captures so vividly the dark, criminal underbelly of Brighton and Hove, as relevant now as when the book was first written, and the characters are wonderful, deeply human, deeply flawed and tragic. And yet, far more than being just an incredibly tense thriller, Greene uses the novel to explore big themes of religious faith, love and honour. And additionally, a bonus, It is also unique for being one of the few novels where the film adaptation is so good it complements rather than reduces the book. But it is not just Brighton Rock - I learn so much from Green's writing. I don't think any writer before or after him has been able to create such vivid characters with so few words and description.
Can you tell us about Dave Gaylor and how he inspired Roy Grace?
Back in 1995, I was introduced to a young homicide Detective Inspector, David Gaylor. I remember entering his office at the Sussex CID HQ on the outskirts of Brighton and finding almost every inch of the work surfaces and floor covered in blue and green plastic crates, bulging with manila folders. I asked him if he was moving offices, and he replied with a sardonic smile, "No, these are my dead friends!"
For an instant I thought I had met a total weirdo! Then he explained to me that in addition to his duties as a current homicide detective, he had recently been tasked with re-examining all the unsolved homicides in the country, and applying the latest advances in forensics on them. "Each one of these crates contains the principal case file of an unsolved murder," he said. "I am the last chance each victim has for justice – and I'm the last chance their families have for closure."
I loved that very human aspect of him, and it is a trait I've come to realise is common among good homicide detectives. They bond with the family of the victim and it becomes personal to them. It is part of the reason you often see a detective still pursuing a killer years after retirement.
David Gaylor then asked me to tell him about the current book I was working on – a psychological thriller called Denial. Halfway through he interrupted me, asking why I hadn't thought of the police officers doing this, and that… and why my character had done one thing instead of another… And I realised rapidly that he had a very big creative bandwidth. Again, that is a trait I've come to realise is common among good detectives: a homicide, like any major crime, is a huge puzzle, with hundreds and sometimes thousands of tiny pieces that have to be meticulously and painstakingly put together. But in addition to being scrupulously methodical, good homicide detectives are often lateral, out-of-the-box thinkers.
David and I became good friends and he helped me with many police and psychology aspects of the subsequent books I wrote. So when in 2001 my publishers, Macmillan, approached me through my agent and asked if I would consider creating a new fictional detective character with a view to writing a crime series for them, I went to Dave, who had by now been promoted to Detective Chief Superintendent, Head of Major Crime for Sussex, and asked him how he would feel about being a fictional cop! He loved it, and Detective Superintendent Roy Grace was born!
How did Death Comes Knocking come about?
For many years David Gaylor was my principal contact in Sussex Police, working closely with me on the planning of my stories and giving me introductions to any officers he felt would be helpful to my research on each successive Roy Grace novel, to lend my books the authenticity I try hard to maintain. When he retired, I was immensely fortunate to have that baton taken on by his good friend, Chief Superintendent Graham Bartlett, himself a former senior homicide detective, who then became Commander of Brighton and Hove Police.
Graham and I instantly hit it off and he was an invaluable help to me for several years. When he was coming up to retirement he told me he harboured ambitions to become a published author, and sent me examples of blogs he had written over the years, for me to judge his skills. Then I had a true light bulb moment. Many people had been suggesting to me, over the years, that I should write a non-fiction book about my research with the police and throughout his thirty year career, Graham had the unique experience of policing Brighton and Hove at every rank and had been involved in many of the cases that provided inspiration both for characters and for plots of my novels. He clearly had writing talent. We decided to collaborate and write a book about what it was really like to be a police officer in Roy Grace's Brighton and it is published on July 14 this year!
How do you know when a story has the potential to become a book?
It's a gut feeling really, an instinct. I can't describe the parameters, I just know. For example, when I first heard about the case of the Rotherham Shoe Rapist I knew I had the basis for a story. This was the case that inspired my sixth Roy Grace novel, Dead Like You.
If you had not become a writer what career would you have liked to follow?
When I was in my teens I wanted to write books, make films and be a racing driver. I've been lucky in managing to make a living out of the first two, and although I do love motor racing, I'm glad I never took it up as a profession, because I don't think I would have been good enough!
Is there anything you can share about your latest project?
Roy Grace Number 12, Love You Dead, has just been published, and it has gone straight in at Number One to the UK Bestseller charts so I'm delighted about that. I am already over 200 pages in to Roy Grace 13. The paperback of my ghost story The House on Cold Hill is being published on June 16 and Death Comes Knocking – Policing Roy Grace's Brighton is published on July 14 – as mentioned. Aside from that and many other things, I am working closely with my co-producer Josh Andrews, director Ian Talbot, and script writer Shaun McKenna, to bring Not Dead Enough to stage on a nationwide tour starting in Dartford on January 26 2017!
Crime writing seems to be very healthy in the UK at the moment. Why do you think this is?
I think it has always been healthy. During the Cold War spy thrillers took a big chunk of readership away, but since the demise of the Cold War the notion of the spy is less romantic, and terrorism is a real fear and something of a turn-off to read about. People feel safe reading good crime fiction, particularly when the detective they know will put the world back in order at the end… or so they hope!
Your books are very popular here in Suffolk. Do you have a message for your readers?
I love Suffolk. I've sailed out of Orford many times and we are going to stay with some friends soon, in Walberswick. I think I'll have to have a really gruesome murder in Suffolk sometime!
Peter James on social media:
- His brand new YouTube channel: www.peterjames.com/YouTube
- Website: www.peterjames.com
- Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/peterjames.roygrace
- Twitter: http://twitter.com/peterjamesuk
- Instagram: https://instagram.com/peterjamesuk


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In my childhood I treasured the novels by Jules Verne. One of the stories I particularly enjoyed was his 1873 classic Around the World in 80 Days (I just had to google the image of the Australian cartoon that my brother and I watched many moons ago).
If you loved the novel, you will relish the concept of the book "Around the World in 80 Dishes".
This book reads like a novel too, it is a mix of mouthwatering recipes and photos of food intermixed with personal comments and stories. I love the vintage feel of the photos. There are retro stamps scattered among the pages, black and white cabinet photos and old posters.
This book is not a universal world cuisine encyclopedia, it covers the countries that feature in the novel and follows the route taken by Phileas Fogg and his valet Passepartout: from London to Europe, Egypt, Middle East, India, Asia, America and back in Great Britain.
The recipes range from well known Welsh rarebit and Caesar salad to exotic Sticky Orange, Kashmiri Chilli and Vodka cake.
Yet again I must mention the exceptionally artistic photos by David Loftus. Jamie Oliver wrote an introduction to the book: "It is also a real celebration of David's temperament, personality and commitment - overly nearly 25 years - to shooting food in a really honest, quick, no-nonsense way".
David Loftus is well known as one of the most talented photographers in the
world. He was recently voted the 65th most
influential photographer of all time.
The photo styling is inspired: dark wooden surfaces, torn vintage papers and tags, rusty knives, scattered spices, old linen - and the colours are vibrant and electrifying. A bunch of grapes, so full of pep, it almost falls in your hand out of the page. Freshly baked breadsticks with a scattering of salt flakes and thyme, you can almost taste the salt and herbs. A visual feast.
This book has a universal appeal, whether you are an amateur or a kitchen goddess, there are recipes for all levels of cooking skills.
I have tried several recipes from the book and was going to blog about them, when my laptop crashed. Sadly all the photos were gone too.
Yesterday morning my old friend was coming to see me. I had just over an hour before my friend arrived for a morning cup of tea. I didn't have time to bake anything complicated, and thankfully, the book offered just the right recipe. I loved the sound of the Date and Coffee Loaf, and it was very easy to make.
Here is the recipe (reproduced with the kind permission of Atlantic Books).
DATE AND COFFEE LOAF (recipe by Debbie Loftus)
serves 8-10
250g pitted dates, chopped
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
250ml strong Arabica coffee
2 tbsp softened butter
2 tbsp white sugar
1 free-range egg, beaten
1 tsp vanilla extract 150g plain flour
1 tsp salt (optional imo, or add just a pinch)
150g pecan nuts, chopped Preheat the oven to 180C/gas mark 4.
Grease a 20x10cm loaf tin and line the bottom with baking parchment.
Put the chopped dates into a bowl and sprinkle with the bicarbonate of soda. Bring the coffeee to the boil in a small pan and pour over the dates, then set the bowl aside.
In another bowl, vigorously mix the butter, sugar and egg until well blended -either by hand or with a hand-held electric whisk. Using a metal spoon, blend in the vanilla extract. Add the flour and salt and gently blend, then finally fold in the chopped pecan nuts and the date and coffeee mixture. Pour into the prepared loaf tin.
Place in the centre of the oven and bake for appr. 1 hour, or until the top of the loaf springs back when lightly pressed. When the cake is ready, let it stand for a few minutes before emoving from the tin, peeling off the baking parchment and leaving to cool on a wire rack.
Try serving a slice with a weak Yemeni coffee, sweetened with a little sugar and preserved ginger.
My notes: the cake is lovely, but not exactly what I expected. It is almost savoury in taste. That's why I suggested adding just a pinch of salt rather than 1 tsp. I could definitely taste the salt in the cake, and though it didn't bother me, and my friend and son enjoyed it, I think my husband would probably find it not sweet enough. So, if you have a sweet tooth, you might want to add more sugar, or serve it warm with custard.
I baked it in a round springform rather than in a loaf tin, and used walnuts instead of pecans.
It was very easy to bake and it doesn't require too many ingredients, so this recipe is perfect for a quick baking session when you're expecting visitors but don't have a chance to spend the whole day in the kitchen.
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Around the World in 80 Dishes (review)
4 comments:
Oooh I hadn't heard of this book but it looks rather good, I shall have to keep my eyes openReplyDelete
Oh, what a shame you lost your photos and the original blog post!ReplyDelete
The date and coffee loaf looks yummy, though. What is a Yemeni coffee?
Lesley, I think Yemeni coffee is just a coffeee from Yemen, but I am not a specialist at all, I only repeated what the book said. I had it with a Costa Rican coffee with lots of sugar and milk.ReplyDelete
Oooh I love the concept and the recipes sound divine.ReplyDelete
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Meet Anna Krassa – featured writer
Meet Anna Krass – one of our core writers here on ElearningWorld.org…
Based in Greece, Anna is a librarian and huge Moodle and open-source advocate, and uses Ubuntu linux as her daily desktop.
She has been involved with Moodle for 10 years, the lead mentor-assessor for the Moodle Course Creator Certificate, and worked with HRDNZ (certified Moodle Partner since 2006) on numerous e-learning projects. She has also worked on many innovative and world-class projects such as the GAC Academy, and as this article shows a unique Moodle fishing project!
Currently completing her Masters in E-learning, Anna's contributed articles on ElearningWorld.org are always thoughtful, and show the depth of her experience, and her amazing enthusiasm for educational technology.
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Teluk Nare Harbor Lombok is located on the North Lombok, about 25 minutes by car from Senggigi. You will ride along a spectacular sea view from Senggigi, especially at Malimbu hill.
Teluk Nare is the private harbor for the speedboat transfers to Gili islands. It is also the harbor for materials uploading. Just step away you can see the Bounty Cruises harbor, the harbor also opens for the transfers activity.
Getting to Teluk Nare Harbor
There are ways to get to Teluk Nare harbor, here are the best way to get there:
- If you are in Senggigi, Mataram, Kuta Lombok, Lembar or Airport, you can get a taxi or private car. It takes 25 minutes from Senggigi and Mataram, while from the Airport is about 1 1/2 hour. From Kuta, Lombok will spend 2 hours, and from Lembar harbor is 1 hour.
- From Gili Islands, you can take the private speedboat for about 10 to 15 minutes. You can also use local boat via Bangsal harbor.
- If you are in Bali, the best way is getting on the fast boat to Lombok. It takes approximately 1 1/2 hour from Padang Bai and 3 hours from Serangan or Sanur.
Accommodations around Teluk Nare
There are some accommodations close to Teluk Nare such as the Princess of Mentigi Bay and Lima Satu Resort. They are providing with the restaurant.
The shopping centers are not finding here, there are only small shopping Kios for some snacks or soft drink. If you want to do a big shopping, then you need to go to Mataram.
Fast Boat Speedboat to Teluk Nare Harbor Lombok
Teluk Nare harbor is staying close to Bangsal, it is about 10 minutes drive. There are numbers of the fast boat from Bali land on Teluk Nare Harbor:
- Marina Srikandi
- Semaya One Fast Cruise
- Wahana Gili Ocean Fast Boat
They have to upload the passengers to Lombok. Otherwise, you can also take a fast boat to Bangsal if you want to go to Senggigi.
Boat to Gili Islands from Teluk Nare is easy to find just go to the Search box. Most we offer are private speedboat with a maximum of 5 people.
Speed boat can take you to Gili Air in less than 10 minutes from Teluk Nare. And to Gili Trawangan is about 15 minutes. The Gili Fast boat schedule is four times a day at the moment.
This port does not provide the local boat. If you need to get on the local boat to Gili Islands, you can go to Bangsal.


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The Book Arts Book Fayre, held at Ffotogallery in Penarth is a brilliant chance to catch an array of hand-cut pages, prints and curios. It was a great opportunity to see the kinds of projects and work other people were producing, talk through ideas, and compare experiences of being, essentially, handmade, home spun publishers.
I was lucky enough to have a stall there to showcase (and where possible sell) the concertina books I produced for the Shoe Tales exhibition. The past week was mostly spent juggling my everyday working self with a frenzy of book production, folding, cutting and sticking as many books as my hands could manage in the run up to the fayre. Here are a couple of images of the book, which will be on sale, on line in the next couple of weeks.
I met many collectives and individuals working on book arts projeets and print runs. One of which was Parlour Press, a collective of five ladies founded on a love of making beautiful books. Check them out here!


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The size of the device also appeals to new users that want an easy process. There is a lot within the sales promises that will drawn in buyers, but does it deliver?
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The Pros and Cons of this Gillette Venus Silk-Expert IPL 5001 Hair Removal System:
- replicates a salon experience with the intense light
- the gliding motion is quick and painless
- there are some great results when it comes to hair reduction after a month or so
- there are safety features in place for different skin tones
- it should be fairly cost effective
- it still requires patience and effort for the best results
- the device could have a better shape
- there are no safety glasses in the box
All users are looking for an impressive reduction in hair growth. The company says that users, on average, see 94% reduction within 3 months, which then drops to 89% over 12 months.
In reality, there are some great reports around the 4-6 week mark. Some say that their underarm hair is gone by 90% in 5 weeks, with 60% reduction on their legs. Some also say that the final look and feel of the skin is comparable to a professional treatment.
Then there are the claims about the safety of the system and the ease of use. The product has a senso adapt skin tone sensor that stop it from working on skin and hair types that aren't compatible.
There is also the promise of a fast and precise process thanks to the gliding motions. The aim here is no more than 8 minutes per arm or leg, and buyers seem to be happy with length of the session.
They also note that this is painless, although some would like to see safety glasses included in the box.
The final promise to mention here is that there are no hidden costs for parts and gels etc. The idea here is that this should be a cost-effective product that is accessible to lots of different women.
Everything they need in in the box – with that one exception mentioned above – and it should last a long time. There are 300,000 flashes per bulb, which means plenty of sessions and a high potential for those great results.
Not all users have the same positive experience with this Braun Gillette Venus Silk-Expert IPL.
There are some mixed results with this system. There are some people with impressive hair reduction as seen above. Others that said it took a little longer to get the look they wanted, so they were disappointed with the time frame. Then there were those that say it doesn't come close to what they need.
There is the potential with some of these users that they didn't follow the instructions properly, or give the device enough time. For example, there is one buyer that admits to skipping 2 weeks of use, but still expected perfect results.
There are also few comments about the ergonomics of the device. It is not so easy to hold for some, which is a problem with a full body system. Also, the intensity button in the wrong place as it is too easy to knock it by accident.
Is this Braun Gillette Venus Hair Removal system recommendable to new users with all of this feedback in mind?
Just because this is a professional level model with lots of great features and intense settings, that doesn't mean that users don't have to put the work in. It is clearly important that users follow the guidelines on best practice with this system, and do so for the right time period.
Those that don't will not get the results desired, and can't blame the product for their failures. There are mixed results here, and there are some little tweaks that the company could make to the design.
However, there is no doubt that this this intense, gliding device is as fast, safe and effective as many high-end salon options. Therefore, it is easy to recommend this Gillette Venus IPL hair removal system to anyone that wants to enjoy a salon experience at home.
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After having explored only a fraction of Tokyo and the surrounding prefectures, I decided that it was high time that I explored somewhere new – and thanks to some convincing, I decided that Atami would be the perfect place to start my exploration away from the big city.
Located on the Izu Peninsula in the Shizuoka prefecture, Atami is only about 2 hours from Tokyo by train and is definitely the perfect spot to get away from it all.
Atami – which literally translates as 'hot sea' – is famous for its hot springs (or onsen) that are dotted all over the town. Even the town's mascot, Atsuo, is a little bald fairy wearing an onsen patterned yukata and a Hitler mustache.
During my visit to this cozy little town, I stayed in a Japanese style inn called a Ryokan. Ryokans are amazing traditional accommodations that give you a real sense of the Japanese lifestyle and hospitality – with staff that wait on you hand-and-foot, as well as impeccable amenities – such as a rooftop onsen (hot spring).
When you first arrive the room is set up as a lounge with a tea set laid out and yukata (traditional Japanese robes) waiting for you. But once you leave for an evening meal, your room is transformed into a bedroom with futons replacing the low table. The floors inside the rooms are also tatami mats, so you have to take off your slippers at the door (as you shoes are still in the entrance of the inn).
Being a seaside town, Atami is of course famous for its sushi and many seafood restaurants. In fact, the sushi is so fresh that it even sometimes comes still flopping around on your plate!
But even with seeing this whole fish wriggle, a pair of tiny squids, and this scary boiled fish stare at you, you will have to admit that the seafood is delicious – definitely the freshest fish you'll ever have.
There are of course plenty of things to do in Atami too… Taking a stroll along the beach is top priority. Along with the many parks and gardens that boast beautiful cherry blossoms during the spring season.
And visiting this famous statue is also a must…
Wait… what?! Yes, this is a real statue. Now it might look violent, but let me give you some back story: The statue depicts a scene from a famous piece of literature, Konjiki Yasha (The Golden Demon), where a jilted gent kicks down his ex-lover for leaving him for a wealthy banker's son after he shows her a pretty diamond ring. The story was written during the Meiji era (1868-1912) by Ozaki Koyo who was inspired by a pine tree growing near the coast. The story was so famous that it spawned the phrases Diamond ni me ga kurami (you've been blinded by a diamond). So even though the statue looks like it highlights the suppression of women, it actually does have it's place in Japanese history.
And speaking of history and literary figures. Atami also boasts Kiunkaku – an old ryokan that famous Japanese authors would frequent. The inn is now setup as a museum, attracting many tourists every year. You can easily enjoy the Western infused Japanese decor, as well as the idyllic little garden in the heart of the ryokan.
During particularly rainy days, you can also have some indoor fun by going to the Atami castle and trick art museum on the hilltop. The castle offers a great view of the bay, while the trick art museum is thoroughly entertaining – and luckily photography is also encouraged. So you can take as many pictures as you like!
Altogether, my time in Atami was too short, but if you're a fan of history, like the seaside, and love sushi, then Atami is definitely for you…


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With Madison Square Garden roaring in a frenzy, Carmelo Anthony strutted from his spot on the wing, pounded his hand against his temple three times, and bobbed his head in joy.
His latest 3-pointer, one of seven in Tuesday night's game, had extended the Knicks' lead over the Indiana Pacers to 9 points with 2 minutes 58 seconds remaining — an advantage that seemed quite unlikely no less than a quarter earlier.
This had looked like a night worth wiping from their memory banks — but quickly, and then suddenly, in the fourth quarter the Knicks pulled out a 118-111 victory.
For most of the game against the Pacers, the Knicks had looked listless and groggy, as if they were still tired and jet-lagged from their recent nine-day trip to the West Coast. The Knicks' defense was forgettable, and their deficit was growing. Even their offense was too dependent on talent rather than efficiency, Kristaps Porzingis lamented afterward.
When Coach Jeff Hornacek assessed the Knicks during practice Monday, he saw a team still showing signs of wear. Another night off, he hoped, would do his players wonders.
Instead, the Knicks found themselves down by double digits in the second half and by 8 points with nine minutes to go. Then, as if a switch had been thrown, the Knicks went to work, catalyzed by their three stars.
When the final buzzer went off, the Knicks had earned a come-from-behind triumph by sloughing off their worst tendencies.
Anthony led the way. He scored 35 points, hitting 13 of 25 shots, and kept pulling the Knicks out from their depths. He spurred a run at the end of the third quarter that nipped away at Indiana's 15-point lead, then helped capsize the Pacers a period later, scoring 11 points in the fourth.
"Just stay with it," Anthony said. "We knew we had to buckle down defensively. That's when we're at our best, when we play defense on our home court."
Derrick Rose scored 24 points, with 11 in the fourth, in his first game back after missing two because of a back injury. Porzingis scored 10 of his 21 points in the fourth and grabbed 8 rebounds in the game. Joakim Noah bounced back from a forgettable road trip with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
"Every night's not going to be like that," Rose said. "But when it is, we're hard to beat."
The Knicks were down by 99-91 with 9:08 left before they put their comeback into full throttle. They went on a 14-2 run to take lead, and their final 27 points were scored by Rose, Porzingis and Anthony.
Anthony recovered from his own short bout of malaise. He shot poorly on the trip before scoring 29 points against the Denver Nuggets on Saturday.
"We know that he is the heart and soul of this team," Pacers Coach Nate McMillan said before the game. "We're going to have to try to contain him tonight, as well as the rest of the guys. Shooters, they go through that, where maybe the shot is off, and we hope that it's off tonight, too."
The win kept the Knicks above .500 and ended a three-game losing streak. They continued a roller-coaster season, bookending an 11-4 stretch with an ugly start to the season and their recent slump.
Before the game, Hornacek said he was aware of his team's topsy-turvy ways.
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He was right about that. The Knicks jumped out to an 8-point lead in the first quarter before the Pacers went on a 16-4 run to end the period. With 4:45 left in the third, Indiana was up, 81-66.
Still, the Knicks' troubles were not just a matter of tired legs and scrambled time zones. It was more systemic than that. Again, they struggled defensively, as they have all season.
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Continuing the trend, by halftime Tuesday night, the Pacers had scored 59 points and held a 5-point lead. To fight back, down the stretch the Knicks had to rely on an offense and a set of stars that helped them overcome their defensive lapses.
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The Investigation Process
First Steps
If you are suffering from noise pollution you can complain directly to your local authority environmental health department.
After receiving your complaint they should then contact you to discuss the nature of your complaint and to advise you as to if and how they propose to investigate the matter.
They may, in the first instance, require you to keep a log of events. In the meantime, the perpetrator will normally have been contacted by the investigating officer; usually in writing. He should inform them that a complaint has been received and to provide them with an opportunity to rectify the situation. Your identity is not usually revealed to the perpetrator at this stage and in many cases this first contact with the perpetrator from the local authority will help resolve the problem.
However, if the problem persists, it may be necessary for an EHO to witness the noise. To do this they will need to come into your property and access your living areas.
Getting the Noise Witnessed
Local authorities provide different levels of service for responding to noise issues. Levels of service depend upon how much importance your local authority places on the issue and the availability of financial resources.
Where noise problems occur in the daytime or very frequently (for example, every evening) it will be easy for an officer respond very quickly or arrange a time to visit you. If you have provided a comprehensive noise diary this will also help them organise visits.
Many environmental health departments also run evening or weekend noise response services which allow them to visit when noise problems are at their worst. Busy metropolitan areas are more likely to benefit from an 'out of office hours' service.
The local authority may be dealing with hundreds of noise nuisance cases. As you are the person affected by the noise it is therefore important that you take the initiative to use the service provided. Make sure that you obtain details of when the service operates and how you can contact them. Use it frequently and be persistent.
(See also our information on manually activated sound recording devices and the Noise App.)
Taking Formal Action
Once sufficient evidence has been gathered indicating that a statutory nuisance exists the officer will serve an abatement notice on the perpetrator. In some cases this can be served immediately and in others it is served within a week. In some cases the abatement notice will give the recipient a time limit to comply with the notice or specify certain measures that need to take place. In other cases, particularly those involving neighbour or music noise, the recipient is instructed to abate the nuisance immediately.
Very occasionally a notice is ignored or not complied with. If this is the case it may be necessary that legal proceedings are taken by the local authority against the perpetrator or equipment needs to be seized. In order to do this the officer will need to witness a breach of the notice. Again, they will rely on you to let them know if the problem is persisting and to provide them with an opportunity to witness the noise.
They may need a witness statement from you at this phase of the investigation and you may be asked if you would be willing to provide evidence in court. Court proceedings are relatively uncommon though and often the work that is carried out behind the scenes by the environmental health officer will result in positive outcomes.
Investigation Timeline
The following table outlines a case of neighbour noise nuisance based in a district authority that runs its full course; and sets out a rough expectation for benchmarks. Don't be put off by the seemingly long time-frame as most noise cases are rectified informally in the first month and well before the abatement notice stage. However, we think it is best that you have an understanding of what to expect from your local authority.
|Day 1
|You contact the EH department and lodge a 'complaint'. This will probably be via an administrator who will pass your details on to the team responsible.
|Can be done by post, telephone, email or through web contact forms. If you ring you may be able to discuss your case with an officer.
Do encourage others to complain if they have a problem.
|Day 4
|An officer contacts you back to discuss your case and/or sends you a standard reply with a diary sheet to complete. Noise diaries are important as they build essential supporting evidence of nuisance.
He should also contact the alleged perpetrator and let them know that a complaint has been received, get feedback and warn that they may be monitored. Your personal details are not usually revealed at this stage.
|Get the direct contact details of your case officer and his department. Find out if they offer an out of hours service, when it runs and how to contact them.
If possible, start calling them out when the noise is happening so that they can witness the noise.
|Day 34
|By now you should have completed and returned your diary/log. If not your case may be closed automatically. Some authorities will wait until they have been returned before offering further services.
After receipt they should contact you to discuss how they intend to witness the noise. They will need to enter your property to do this when the noise is happening.
Some authorities may install noise monitoring equipment.
|Diary sheets should be completed with as much information as possible. Don't expect much help if you just complete one occurrence or enter one line.
Keep on completing your diaries for as long as the nuisance persists.
Be persistent and call officers out whenever the noise is disturbing. Carry on doing this even if the noise has been witnessed.
|Day 60
|Most complaints should have been fully investigated by this stage. However, a few more weeks may be necessary in areas with restricted resources.
Where they are satisfied that a nuisance exists they must serve an abatement notice. If officers are unable to witness the noise they may close your complaint. Sometimes local authorities will attempt to witness the noise a set number of times (often 3) before closing the complaint.
It may be that the noise is not loud, late or often enough to constitute a nuisance.
|If the noise occurs at the same time every week ask for an officer to visit you at that time. They should be happy to arrange this.
If their evening/weekend service is limited ask whether a noise monitoring device is available for installation.
Continue supplying evidence to the case officer.
|Day 67
|By now an abatement notice may have been served on the person responsible for the nuisance. They may be given a time limit for compliance or it may require its immediate abatement.
An appeal to the magistrate's court by the recipient will delay enforcement but not the collection of further evidence.
|If you are unsatisfied with the action taken so far make a complaint to the Environmental Health manager or follow the Council's complaint procedure.
|Day 90
|If the notice has not been complied with (and not appealed) the officer will need to witness a breach. He will need your cooperation on this matter and, again, may need to be contacted when the noise is happening.
|The officer may wish to witness more than one breach of the notice so be persistent.
|Day 130
|The officer may have collated evidence and gathered witness statements. His case will have been referred to their solicitor for legal proceedings.
|By this stage your evidence is important to the local authority's case.You will have been asked whether you would be willing to attend court.
Your identity may have been disclosed through the exchange of evidence.
|Day 220
|The date for the criminal case at the magistrates court. This may be adjourned.
Note that noise investigation policies and procedures vary slightly in each local authority so not every authority will follow this approach.


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Charlotte Clem is an assistant instructor at Aerial Athlete. As a child, Charlotte did not have many opportunities to participate in group sports, and was not athletic. It wasn't until high school that she started training in classical ballet, modern, and jazz. She recalls a fond memory of performing alongside The Dance Company during a Flash Mob downtown.
Charlotte joined Aerial Athlete in April 2014, and began by taking Aerial Yoga classes, she soon followed by taking Aerial Fabric classes and she was instantly hooked!
Training in the Aerial Arts has changed her in so many different ways, she is now more self-confident, more aware of her body, not afraid to try new things and more graceful.
As an instructor Charlotte wants students to feel comfortable and confident in themselves. When she isn't at the studio she is a stay at home mother, likes to do yoga, and enjoys taking walks with her family and furr babies.
Charlotte Clem
Morgan Williams
Morgan Williams is an assistant instructor at Aerial Athlete. She has always had a love for all forms of dance and fitness. As a child, she created dance routines with her best friend or practiced the "Flash Dance" routine in her living room. Although she did not have the opportunity to enroll in a dance program, it did not take away her passion and desire be a part of the performing arts community. She attends Broadway shows, musicals and the ballet as much as she can.
Morgan began aerial fabric at Aerial Athlete in February 2014, under the instruction of Laura Atkins and Krystyn Tsagarakis. She was drawn to aerial fabric after seeing the performances at the studio's Grand Opening. She felt the performances were so beautiful, elegant, and captivating. She was hooked from day one! Her favorite things about dance and aerial art are the beauty and elegance of the body's movement, the unique way dance tells a story, and how fun they both can be.
When Morgan is not in the air, she enjoys Yoga, Zumba, Spinning, Ballroom Dancing, Latin Dancing, and is a trained boxer. She believes her athleticism, flexibility, and love for dance has given her the opportunity to explore a path in aerial dance. She holds a certification in Massage Therapy and is Aerial Athlete's August 2014 Student Spotlight.
Krystyn Tsagarakis
Co-founder and owner of Aerial Athlete Saint Augustine, Laura Atkins, has had a love for moving arts beginning when she was a child. She has over 13 years of combined professional dance training including Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap, Modern, Lyrical and Gymnastics. She has over 5 years of experience teaching various types of moving arts to people of all ages. She was Captain of her high school dance team in 2005 and that is where she began her foundation and love for teaching other's.
Laura's specialties include Aerial Silks, Aerial Yoga,Lyra and she is a certified Hatha Aerial Yoga Instructor. She attended Rebekah Leach's Teacher Training Certification Program in 2014 and has professionally trained with Susan Murphy, Laban Movement Analyst, and other aerial artist's including Rain Anya, Sarah Bebe Holmes, Gwynne Flanagan, Molly Graves and many others. Laura is proficient with Aerial Straps, Aerial Rope, Dance Trapeze, and Hula Hooping; she is also a Martial Artist and co-owner of the Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Academy in St. Augustine.
Laura's athleticism, love for performing and combining physical work with artistry is a perfect fit and she is enthusiastic about her career in Aerial Arts.
Krystyn Tsagarakis is a dancer, aerialist, performer, and teacher who has always been drawn to the performing and the fine arts. She is the co-founder of Aerial Athlete and the founder of Beautiful Moves— an alternative dance program that is a fusion of aerial fabric, pole fitness, and exotic dance.
Her introduction to dance began through ballet at the age of three. Her background includes five years of competitive gymnastics, seven years of performance art, and thirteen years of visual art. Her passion for movement eventually led her to discover circus art, where she became enamored with aerial fabric.
Krystyn has professionally trained at many prestigious circus schools, such as the New England Center for Circus Arts (NECCA) and the Marsh Studio. She specializes in aerial fabric and dance trapeze, and is proficient with lyra and aerial hammock. In 2014, she completed a seven month Artistic Residency at NECCA.
As an instructor, Krystyn teaches empowerment and confidence through alternative dance. She is an enrolled in NECCA's Nimble Arts Teacher Training Program, a licensed pole fitness and exotic dance instructor in the Urban Fertility Dance Method, and a certified group instructor through the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA).
For more information, please visit her website: www.KrystynTsagarakis.com
Laura Atkins