text:
Nov 30, 2018
Josh & Jon welcome struggling comedian Glenn Ferrell back on the podcast to celebrate their 50th episode. Glenn's accolades include kicking ass in at least a half dozen open mics at Wiseguy's Comedy Club, and being the guest on Nowhere to Joe's most popular episode, Minnesota Jungle Jambalaya. The men chat about sex,...
Oct 30, 2018
Jon sits down with Big Wave Surfer Clay Wolcott and Snow & Surf Maven Ben Selvage to talk about Kauai style surfing, adventure and lifestyle.
Oct 30, 2018
Josh & Jon go on an adventure to Liberty Park to find fresh content. With a little gumption and elbow grease they find what they are looking for and sit down with two amazing women. We invite you to tag along as Josh and Jon venture into the unknown.
Aug 21, 2018
In the first episode post NTJ D-Day Jon & Josh explore a series of recorded phone calls from Sarah Huckabee Sanders to their inner circle. While Jon claims the trail of evidence has both political and satirical merit, Josh insists on an entirely different narrative. Is this another monumental case of collusion? Will...
Aug 7, 2018
Josh and Jon podcast from the base of Mount Olympus in Neff's Canyon to escape smokey Salt Lake City. The men talk shop about life as they know it, Josh rants about stuff, Jon asks useless questions about stuff, both men remember their journey and wonder about the future of their podcast and the world as they know it. ...


text:
You're disingenuous. I called out yours and others behaviour and listed a couple of arguments and your reply was "nuh uh, you are" and predictably ignore any argument made. Your best comeback is "you're as bad as us". I don't think so, but I'm not going waste my time trying to change your mind.
― Socrate
I'm with those who dislike changes to the source material. Instead of co-opting what's already there, create something new. That's equality. Otherwise, it's just a cheap imitation.
RIP Andy Conrad.
If he-man would be gay from the tart he would never ever ever be so popular today, so i find it very rude when you want to change that now when this brand earned succes by not being gay, its very selfish that gay people want to ride someone elses fame and take credit for all the hard work that was put into the brand for a lot of years and turn it into gay oriented show when even original incarnations never mentioned who he-man makes love to , kids dont care and shouldnt care.Thats just plain wrong on all levels when people want to inject that just because they fight for their right to be gay, you can be gay that fine but stay away from estabilished properties.
If he-man would be gay from the start and earned his tody status then thats fine but he did not earned it by being gay or by being straight, kids did not care who he makes love to, its grownup fans that behave very strange these days and want to mould / mutate something to their liking, can you be more selfish than that.Just be an artist, create your own gay heroes, eveyrone can draw, gay people too.
Last edited by bwwd; August 23, 2019 at 03:31pm.
Last edited by Whatever; August 23, 2019 at 05:05pm.
A bunch of related quotes I am putting here all in one place.
213 posted on July 8thI countered by saying "Before the modern acceptance movement homosexuals were NOT out and proud like they are today. They were often forced into the closet and pressured by society into straight relationships and adopting a straight identity."
There was systemic oppression in real life. Nobody wants to talk about it because it is the elephant in the room. Gay people always existed but they were invisible. Nobody knew because they were in the closet and had straight identities. It is not ancient history either but something that existed in our own lifetimes. That very real oppression could have translated into the comic and TV show.
Why does Prince Adam wear pastels? Why is he overly kind and soft? Why doesn't he have any biological children despite being married in some canon? He prefers the company of women. These are signs of closeted homosexuality.
That's the problem throughout the entire entertainment industry in a nutshell though . I provided 50 superheroes you've never heard of because the ***s who demand representation then fail to support the media . They were all major dc and marvel characters , surely you've heard of Iceman , batwoman , hercules , hulkling ? If these comics sold by the bucketload youd have movies about those character's . Batwoman is starting on the cw soon , will you be watching that or would you rather they'd have just made Batman start sleeping with Robin ? And all the stuff you said about Adam was part of his secret identity , just like clark kents mild manners, awkwardness and clumsiness , it was to " disguise " the fact that he was this big fearless macho hero . Which only further proves my point that he man should not be gay , as every " sign " of him being a " closeted homosexual" was put there to throw his friends and enemies off the fact that he was " the most powerful man in the universe " . It's not an attack on your sexuality to want to preserve the integrity of the characters history
Sent from my moto g(6) play using Tapatalk
wow.... Reading some of this as a gay Guy is something.
My opinions are just that, I'm not trying to offend anyone. It's just frustrating presenting facts, being dismissed with conjecture and going around in the same old circle. I'm pretty much done with this topic now, my final thought is that being gay isn't special or unique, I treat my gay and straight friends equally, and if this topic was " could he man have a British accent in a new media adaptation" my responses would have pretty much been the same. In fact not many of the cartoons I watched and loved growing up had British people in prominent roles, except maybe Alfred from batman.... Maybe I should start a hashtag
Last edited by davelove81; August 24, 2019 at 11:12am.
This is Silly, I don't think He-Man will ever be oppressed over sexuality. Trust me, back stories with being a victim of a closeted guy is going to rub people in a wrong way. People going to accuse this over an agenda being a victim of oppression instead of focusing the storyline or strengthen the back story.
That's like saying Thor should be homosexual because he look masculine and have a deep voice, well it is possible because most of the time he's in the Earth working for Avengers.
Playing a three-hour Rush show is like running a marathon while solving equations.
Think about what you said in this topic about you loving super friends, but being blonde, the other neighbourhood kids wouldn't let you be superman. (poor aquaman BTW). you found representation in he man who was also blonde. As daft as that sounds, your logic in this thread leads to superman dying his hair, my logic is make a new character, which got you your he man. Now stop quoting me Ive said everything I can In this thread and I'm done
Sent from my moto g(6) play using Tapatalk
Last edited by davelove81; August 26, 2019 at 12:54pm.
This thread seems to be going in circles lately with people just arguing the same points back & forth, so we are shutting down this thread. If we get enough requests to open it back up via PM, we may reconsider. There is also the option of opening up a thread in the Tar Swamp if one wants a little less restrictive of a discussion on the topic. Thanks.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
2017 was, unfortunately, a year filled with data breaches—breaches that have impacted millions of Americans. Cybersecurity concerns are rapidly evolving on a daily basis, as are industry and regulatory efforts to address them. To that end, 2017 has also been a year filled with proclamations from securities regulators naming cybersecurity as a top priority—a top-of-the-top priority. Members of the industry are taking note.
Here is a summary of interesting 2017 updates on regulators' efforts to tackle cybersecurity:
In December 2017, FINRA released an early, interim report on deficiency findings in broker-dealer compliance exams. Though FINRA notes a significant increase in firms' attention to cybersecurity challenges over the past two years, FINRA examiners continue to cite deficiencies in managing access to client information, firms' analysis of firm-specific risk factors, and supervision of third-party vendors. FINRA also notes continuing threats from phishing and spear phishing attacks, ransomware attaches and fraudulent third-party wires that frequently involve use of email or stolen customer or financial adviser credentials. The attention devoted to cybersecurity in this report makes it clear that FINRA will continue to ask more questions about cybersecurity in its future examinations.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC):
In September 2017, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton issued a public statement on cybersecurity in which he outlined the SEC's efforts to examine its own policies and procedures to prevent and address cybersecurity attacks. The statement came in response to the 2016 breach of the SEC's own EDGAR system. Chairman Clayton's statement describes aspects of how the agency performs a risk assessment when managing internal cybersecurity risks, such as through its approach to governance, policies and procedures, independent audits and reviews, and external reporting. The statement also nicely summarizes (supported by numerous links to additional information) various SEC efforts related to cybersecurity. Though not formal cybersecurity standards or requirements promulgated by the SEC, the statement may be helpful to securities professionals as informal guidance on appropriate measures to take and consider when implementing a cybersecurity program.
North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA):
In 2014, NASAA conducted a survey to better understand the cybersecurity practices of small and mid-sized investment adviser firms. Nearly half of these firms already have some training or procedures about cybersecurity in place. Since the survey, NASAA has continued the conversation around cybersecurity. In 2017, NASAA hosted a roundtable about cybersecurity. In a speech at the event, NASAA's former president, Mike Rothman, expressed concerns about cybersecurity:
"No securities firm or investment adviser of any size can afford the loss in client trust – much less financial losses – that will result from a serious cybersecurity failure. And no investor should have his or her personal information compromised."
Then, NASAA released a report identifying nearly 700 deficiencies involving cybersecurity. These deficiencies were uncovered in examinations of state-registered advisers and include:
No or inadequate cybersecurity insurance
No testing of cybersecurity vulnerability
No procedures for securing or limiting access to devices
No technology specialist or consultant
No procedures for hardware and software updates/upgrades
To help investment advisors gauge their cybersecurity preparedness, NASAA also created a Cybersecurity Checklist for Investment Advisors. In September 2017, Joseph Borg, NASAA's newly elected president, reaffirmed that cybersecurity will continue to be a top priority for the Association. He noted that in 2018 NASAA will consider a model cybersecurity rule for state-registered investment advisers.
State Securities Regulators:
Supported by NASAA, many state regulators are interested in engaging in conversation about and implementing policies regarding cybersecurity and privacy violations. New York, Vermont, and Colorado are three states that have already implemented cybersecurity regulations for financial services professionals, such as broker-dealers and investment advisors.
New York:
On March 1, 2017, New York became the first state to announce a cybersecurity regulation specifically tailored for financial institutions. The new cybersecurity regulation, "Part 500," applies only to covered entities – that is, any person operating under or required to operate under a license, registration, charter, certificate, permit, accreditation or similar authorization under New York's banking, insurance, or financial services laws. Each of these organizations must:
Designate a Chief Information Security Officer
Implement and maintain a written cybersecurity policy
Shortly after New York, Vermont also effected a cybersecurity regulation (Section 8-4 of the Vermont Securities Regulations). This regulation requires securities professionals, such as investment advisors and broker-dealers, to implement and maintain written procedures "reasonably designed" to ensure cybersecurity. Guidance for what makes a procedure "reasonably designed" is included in the regulation. As part of implementing written cybersecurity procedures, the regulation requires securities professionals to:
Conduct an annual risk assessment on cybersecurity
Maintain evidence of adequate insurance for the risk of a cybersecurity breach
Provide identity restoration services at no cost to consumers in the occurrence of a cybersecurity breach
Finally, Colorado amended its Code of Regulations in July 2017. Similar to Vermont, Colorado now requires broker-dealers and investment advisors to implement and maintain a written procedure "reasonably designed" to ensure cybersecurity. Again, this Code lists factors for firms to determine if their procedures are reasonable. Additionally, Colorado requires firms to:
Perform an annual risk assessment including cybersecurity
Provide for use of secure email
Adopt practices to authenticate client instructions
Disclose to clients the risk of using electronic communications
Written By:
Brian Edstrom
Brian Edstrom is a Shareholder and Attorney at Avisen
Legal, P.A. He brings to Avisen clients the ability to "speak regulator," having
spent several years working for federal and state regulators in Washington D.C.
and Saint Paul, MN before entering private practice. Brian assists
clients in all aspects of working with securities regulators, whether it be to
obtain a license or registration, prepare for an audit, or respond to an
enforcement investigation. Brian also regularly advises clients on their
general business needs, particularly surrounding raising money through
securities offerings.
901 Marquette Ave S.
Suite 1675
Minneapolis, MN 55302
Call Us:


text:
Chelsea 6 inch Mariner, Boston, Circa 1970. The clock has an engraved silver dial with Arabic numerals. The dial is engraved: "CHELSEA CLOCK "SHIP'S BELL" and by the retailers name "N.Y. NAUTICAL INSTUMENT & SERVICE CORP.". The clock has a red brass case with a ten spoked ship wheel around it. The clock sits on a red brass base. The back and bottom of the base are mahogany. The clock retains the original Chelsea eight day movement which is numbered: "771951", the same number is stamped on the bottom of the wood base. (CL-415)
Condition: The clock is in excellent condition. The clock and dial has original finish.
Dimensions: Height 17 1/2 inches; Width 14 inches; Depth 5 1/2 inches, Dial Diameter 6 inches


text:
The Eagle's Nest Travel Pouch provides an efficient way to stay organized on your next outdoor travel adventure. Whether you're storing extra tippet, tools, sunscreen, insect repellent, etc, these durable, laminated mesh pouches will keep everything in its place throughout the journey. Designed so that you can see the contents without having to fish around inside - we're assuming you have plenty of fishing to do already.
- Lamintated see-thru/spill-proof mesh
- Pleated bottom stands upright
- Carry clip
- Three convenient sizes
- 6" x 7.75"
- $10.95
- Rust
- 8" x 9.75"
- $13.95
- Green or Silt (Waxed Canvas)
- 10" x 13.5"
- $15.95
- Blue
Sold Out
Tagged: Bag, Eagle's nest, Fishpond, Travel, Travelbag
Vendor: Fishpond
Type: Vest & Packs


text:
Right to Roam Podcast
Business Member Since: 2019
Located: Wyoming
Industry: Outdoor Media / Podcast
Website: https://www.righttoroampodcast.com
Bio: There exists a fine line between anecdote and science. Where conservation is considered, that line resembles the surface of a mountain lake after a hungry golden trout surfaces for an evening snack, rippling, to say the least.
The guys of the Right To Roam podcast strive to intertwine the conversations of the professional biologists and resource managers whose efforts on the landscape allow for that conservation conversation to continue with those of us that rely on our wild spaces and natural resources for sustenance, recreation, and life's necessities.
Our intent, as lifelong hunters and anglers, is to offer a platform that can serve as a casual translation between the researchers and managers and the general public. It's a tall order as much can be lost in translation but keeping to the adage, "Your entitled to your own opinions, not your own facts," serves as a stable foundation for these conversations to be had in a constructive and hopefully fruitful manner.
Conservation Groups Supported:
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Muley Fanatic Foundation
Bowhunters of Wyoming
Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
Wyoming Wildlife Federation
Pheasants Forever
Ducks Unlimited
Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation
Western Bear Foundation
International Caribou Foundation
Listen to the Arizona coues deer episode that 2% and Business Members Hunt to Eat and GoHunt.com were on: Episode 56. Cactus Conservation
Follow Right to Roam:


text:
Speeches sourced from the Labour party's online archive More…
Tom Greatrex MP, Labour's Shadow Energy Minister, commenting on reports that the Summit Power Group has entered into an agreement with National Grid and Petrofac to seek funding for the development of a low-carbon power plant in Grangemouth that will use Carbon Capture and Storage technology (CCS), said:
"This potential investment in jobs, skills, and low carbon technology is a welcome step.
"CCS is a vital tool in tackling climate change and the UK's transition to a low carbon economy.
"We now need the UK Government to provide some clarity on exactly how much and when funding will be available for the development of CCS on a commercial scale.
"What investors want is clarity on funding, not more dither and delay."


text:
Trendy Pieces of Jewelry Under $30 From Kohl's
The Coolest Gold Chain Necklaces, Hoops, and Stacking Rings You'll Find For $25 or Less
As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. POPSUGAR has affiliate and advertising partnerships so we get revenue from sharing this content and from your purchase.
LC Lauren Conrad 3-Piece Pave Band Midi Ring Set
LC Lauren Conrad 3-Piece Pave Band Midi Ring Set ($10, originally $14)


text:
Samaritans – volunteer listeners and other roles supporting the organisation
You can make an amazing difference at Samaritans helping to support people around the UK and Ireland when they need someone to talk to or they are going through a difficult time in their life. We welcome and value every volunteer, from all walks of life.
We are known for the support we offer our callers on the phone but we also offer support by email, SMS, face to face and through written correspondence. Helping Samaritans in this way is known as a listening volunteer.
As well as supporting people who need emotional support, our volunteers undertake outreach in the community, fundraise, and take on administrative roles, all of which are vital to ensure that the service remains available round the clock, every day of the year.
Whatever your interests, experience or skills, we have a role for you, and we will train, mentor and support you in whatever role you choose to do.
Visit the High Peak Branch's website for more information: https://www.samaritans.org/branches/samaritans-buxton-and-high-peakApply Now


text: The married bhabhis shown in this section stay horny all the time. So, the desi bhabhi ki chudai scenes would really appear very much intimate. The lust in her eyes and the horniess in her touch would make her a sex goddess. They wait till their husband would leave for the work or till she receives some lonely time in her home. When she finds this perfect opportunity, she shows the naughty side of her to her brother in law of to her neighbor. These sexy bhabhis here would make anything to seduce you guys. And they make you masturbate by showing how good they behave in the bed.


text:
Giveaway: BEST BABYSITTERS EVER (US Only)
HMH Books is partnering with
YA Books Central for this Giveaway!
Best Babysitters Ever (US Only)
by: Caroline Cala
Release Date: February 5, 2019
Publisher: HMH Books for Young Readers
About the Book:
A funny new middle grade series about three 12-year-old best friends who start a babysitting club in their small California town. Perfect for fans of series like Whatever After and the Dork Diaries.
Once upon a time, a girl named Kristy Thomas had a great idea: to form The Baby-Sitters Club with her best friends. And now twelve-year-old Malia Twiggs has had a great idea too. Technically, she had Kristy's idea. (And technically, little kids seem gross and annoying, but a paycheck is a paycheck). After a little convincing, Malia and her friends Dot and Bree start a babysitting club to earn funds for an epic birthday bash. But babysitting definitely isn't what they thought it would be.
Three friends. No parents. Unlimited snacks. And, okay, occasionally watching other people's children. What could possibly go wrong?
About the Author:
Caroline Cala is a writer and editor residing in Brooklyn. She has worked as a book editor and as a ghostwriter on a number of books by notable people. Her work has appeared in Vogue, ELLE, Refinery29 and others. Best Babysitters Ever is her middle grade debut.
Learn More:
Hashtag #BestBabysittersEver
Follow @HMHKids on Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Follow @CarolineCala on Instagram
Giveaway Details:
Line up those babysitting gigs! One (1) winner receives:
- a copy of Best Babysitters Ever,
- plus a ban.dō planner and tote bag!
Giveaway open to US addresses only.
Prizing and samples provided by HMH Books.
Entering is simple, just fill out the entry form below. Winners will be announced on this site and in our monthly newsletter (sign up now!) within 30 days after the giveaway ends.
During each giveaway, we ask entrants a question pertaining to the book. Here is the question they'll be answering in the comments below for extra entries: What's your best tip for a budding entrepreneur?
*Click the Rafflecopter link to enter the giveaway*
Related Posts
Comments 7
My advice would be to network and always bring your A-game.
"What's your best tip for a budding entrepreneur?" Be born rich!
My advice for a budding entrepreneur is to never underestimate the power of marketing! ❤ Join local free business groups, rotary clubs, etc... just socialize and get your business out there.
My advice would be to not give up.
This so cute! I know I will love it and so will my nieces!
Best advice: always say thank you, even when turned away.
Start small, dream big. Be polite, even in the face of rudeness. Don't give up.


text:
Go to Admin » Appearance » Widgets » and move Gabfire Widget: Social into that MastheadOverlay zone
Story posted on
Oakfield Academy had cause to celebrate recently, after a visit from HMI, Steffi Penny.
The visit outcome was that Oakfield has implemented rapid change, in response to the last Ofsted report. Therefore, there will be no further visit required until the next routine inspection.
To accommodate an increase in admissions, the academy has recruited seven new members of staff: Vikki Elloway, Mary Roynon, Jon Farrell, Nick Ward and Ruth Hull to the KS2 team. The school also welcomes Alison Mander and Phillippa Nightingale who have joined to teach KS3 Maths and Design Technology.


text:
Professional Landscape Gardening In Southampton
Landscaping your property is a big undertaking for a single person. It won't necessarily be a complete change in the way your garden or grounds look, but it can help to improve a specific area or space. If you're looking to devolve the responsibility of this to a professional landscape gardening team in Southampton, make sure you choose Nightingale Ground Care.
We're chosen across the South Coast for our exceptional range of services which can help to turn those lacklustre exteriors into a fully-fledged garden that you're proud of. Our team have worked on small domestic gardens as well as large residential grounds to provide a welcoming and pleasant appearance.
Landscape gardening for regular and one-off jobs on the South Coast
At Nightingale Ground Care our landscape gardening in Southampton is chosen for many reasons, not least for our experience and the trust we've gained over the years. Our service has been running for over ten years and we've become an important service for everyone from homeowners who can't maintain their garden to schools who want a professional landscaper.
We have information on all the services that we can provide at Nightingale Ground Care on our website. This includes all our relevant certificates and accreditations from leading bodies to provide you with the peace of mind you need.
To find out more about our service, get in contact with our team.


text: Organizations have become more customer-centric as they understand the requirements of fast-paced and digitally enabled customers. In an urge to build loyal customers, they are now moving their online communications from outmoded business model to a sassy and digitalized one while focusing on offline communications too. However, there is a huge disconnect between the online


text:
Forward hotel selection via email
Like this hotel selection? Or want to recommend it to a friend? Simply forward the whole list by email.
Design Hotels Paris
The French capital is in every respect a special city. The past meets the future in its streets, intertwining in a Gordian knot, not severed by merciless modernity, but successfully complemented by it. Design hotels of Paris are offspring of this unusual symbiosis, and you can expect to witness a collision between an old-fashioned exterior and ultramodern interior, combined gracefully and exquisitely. Common in the city centre, they can prove an excellent choice for any visitor unconcerned of saving money on accommodation. If you seek quality stay in top-quality suite, then this is just the way to go.
Discover more Design Hotels
Design Hotels in Berlin | Design Hotels in London | Design Hotels in Amsterdam | Design Hotels in Cologne | Design Hotels in Munich | Design Hotels in Barcelona | Design Hotels in Verona | Design Hotels in Milan | Design Hotels in Rome | Design Hotels in Madrid


text:
Thomas and Mary Jardine, a brother and sister duo, started the business back in 1895.
From Farmers to Grocers to Convenience Retailers to Consulting and Co-Working!
Now in our 5th generation we work with YOU to get YOU to where YOU want to be.
We have physical space at the Guild which you can use by becoming a Guild Member, useful for both young businesses and those who need time away from their business to work on it rather than in it. We spend time with you and show you how to get the most from business tools like Design Thinking, Business Model Canvas or the Value Proposition. We work with you either as a mentor or non-exec to help you keep you on track with your business plan. For larger businesses we conduct bespoke research based on your needs and can chair critical business meetings that require an unbiased expert facilitator.
Our services are catered towards the size of your business and we charge accordingly.
Come and have a coffee and a chat at the Guild, no charge and the coffee's awesome.
Take an hour out of your busy day and see what ideas could be generated. Go on, what have you got to lose?
"The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing." Walt Disney
In Carlisle, we offer you a physical space where you can work on your business rather than in your business. Space to really think through your next steps.
You are welcome to come in for a day to really focus on your business away from the day to day distractions of your own office (from £20 plus VAT). Or if you want to get in the habit of working on your business without the day to day distractions we have more regular options. You can become part of this highly supportive business hub here in The Guild Carlisle from £64 plus VAT per month, for that you get:
• One day a week access 8:30am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday.
• Guaranteed workspace in the hot desk area. Just bring your laptop and take a seat.
• Free use of lounge area for informal meetings.
• Invitation to Guild Social Events and our 'On it, not in it' Business Club.
We now have over 20 businesses who call the Guild home.
"Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime" Lao-Tzu
We don't just point you at the multitude of business tools out there in the market place. We work with you to identify the business tool most suitable to plan a solution for your business opportunity or problem. Tools used include:
We then help you to fully utilise that tool to really think about the issue and above all develop a plan of action that you then control.
At the end of the session you will leave with an understanding of how to apply the tool to your business and even more importantly an action plan to help you move forward.
Our 2 hour sessions start at £150 plus VAT. We will happily meet with you for a chat and a coffee to explore how we can work together.
Business supported include: Molly Rose Drinks and Lou Kneath Toons.
"If you really look closely, most overnight successes took a long time." Steve Jobs
We are not just here for the thinking and planning stages. We are here to support you to do what is necessary to continue your business journey. We work with start ups through to large national businesses. We offer various bespoke services. These are all there to support you from the start of an idea right through to the running of a Business Board.
Ongoing support can be collating the information you have gathered into useable chunks to help you make critical decisions. We can work as an a non-exec to challenge thinking at key growth and change stages. We can chair Exec Team meetings to ensure the management team moves in the best direction for your business.
Our experience of working on confidential research covers all sizes of business.
Previous clients for research work range from A.F.Blakemore & Son Wholesale, Cumbria LEP to Artisan producer Molly Rose Drinks.
We currently have non-exec roles with a variety of businesses and chair key business meetings for others.
We regularly work with others who support business. This ranges from Universities, Be the Business, Local Economic Partnerships to groups of businesses that just want a project off the ground. Thomas Jardine & Co is there to help you create a great business project, bring businesses together or bring the business voice to the right ears.
Costs depend on the level of work required. We are happy to discuss any idea you have.
"Theory is splendid but until put into practice, it is valueless."James Cash Penney, J.C. Penney founder
We design & facilitate whole business programmes (clients include Lancaster University).
We also design and deliver short courses and one-off events (clients include Loughborough University, University of Cumbria and Centre for Leadership Performance).
Currently working with partners to develop a programme for the food and drink supply chain.
If you need a great Business Programme – we can do it!
"In the long history of humankind those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively have prevailed." Charles Darwin
In 2017 we started work on The Guild which is now a home for over 20 businesses.
In 2018 we developed 'This is Cumbria' with Hawkshead Relish, Ginger Bakers, The FamBiz Network and a whole host of other businesses.
In 2019 the This is Cumbria Pavilion took prime space at the Farmshop & Deli Show.
In 2019 we partnered with Be the Business , The FamBiz Network and others to devise and deliver parts of the NW Family Business Leadership Programme.
If you want to be part of this – contact us!
"Price is what you pay. Value is what you get." Warren Buffett
We host the Food & Drink map.
We have worked with Government Departments to raise the voice of business on Regulations and Small Business Rates Relief
We work with the Be the Business Family SME Task Force, and we are Vice Chair of Carlisle Food City.
In 2018 we conducted research support work for the Cumbrian LEP on the Food and Drink sector. We have now represented the Cumbrian LEP at DEFRA meetings in London discussing how LEPs can support this vital sector in future years.
If you've got a burning idea – talk to us!
Heritage and doing what you say you will do
Proud of our roots
Challenge the now
Own the problem and take responsibility
"I had the advantage of having Jacqui as a mentor and guide whilst following the Lead programme at Lancaster university.
As a director and non family member of a 4th generation family business, managing shareholders can be more challenging than managing the direction of the business. Jacqui has a wealth of experience in matters surrounding the management of family businesses. By a process of carefully listening to the particular concern, absorbing the info and then encouraging engaging dialogue, Jacqui supported my personal development of constructively challenging my problem solving skills for the benefit of the business. Her calm manner and friendly personality has a way of putting everyone at ease no matter what the situation."
Karen Reilly, Director, Hayes & Finch (Est. 1883)
Hearing the news from Jacqui that she was embarking on resurrecting her family businesses name and her vison of the new venture was great news, not only for Jacqui but also the local business community as I feel Jacqui has so much to offer them. My experience working with Jacqui over the last 18 months facilitating our group has certainly helped my business, her in-depth business knowledge is just first class and she always delivers advise that is clear and concise.
When I look for key roles within my own business I look for people whom are entrepreneurial, focused and have a can do, roll your sleeves up and get stuck in attitude, if a crisis ensues I can honestly say that Jacqui is someone whom you would want on your team.
I wish Jacqui, her family and Bruce and Luke's Coffee all the success in the world and I am confident with Jacqui's visionary skills, success is only around the corner.
Adrian Cresswell, Managing Director, AM Support Services Ltd
As part of a group of business owners that meet regularly to review our businesses, Jacqui is a real asset to our group and is hugely respected for the insights and challenges that she offers to each of us. Jacqui is very calm, and considered in her views, always constructive and non-judgemental, she draws on her knowledge and experience to add value to each of our businesses, and to guide and encourage us in developing our businesses further. You know this comes not from a textbook, but from having been there, done it and got the t-shirt. If the opportunity arises for Jacqui to provide you with some support take it, you won't regret it.
Andy Hooper, Managing Director, Westlakes Engineering Ltd
I'm very exited about Jacqui's new venture for start up or aspiring businesses to come together in a supportive environment.
Personally I have found being part of a peer group with like minded companies invaluable in developing my family food manufacturing business. Jacqui has facilitated my group and brought a level of discipline and knowledge that has helped propel me and my business forward. I find her quiet yet steely style uplifting and I am constantly inspired by her depth of knowledge across a wide range of food retailing and family business issues, based on her personal experience.
The business mentoring, I have received from Jacqui has helped me navigate some challenging family business issues for which I am very grateful.
Good Luck in your new venture, access to support is exactly what start ups and small businesses need.
Gill Hall, Managing Director, Butlers Farmhouse Cheeses Ltd
I've worked with Jacqui on three different occasions as both a colleague and as a consultant to our business, what was common to the experience was the level of understanding that she has of the way that business works from both the stakeholders' perspective and in indeed the ultimate customer. The ability to look at a business from a 360-degree perspective and clearly see how to create shareholder value at the same time as delighting our customers is quite rare - Jacqui has it. The added benefit is that she is passionate about what she does and sensitive to the team around her which makes her a great team player and a pleasure to have around.
Jerry Marwood, Managing Director, AF Blakemore & Son Ltd
Jacqui has a range of highly developed academic capabilities and business skills, these make her versatile, knowledgeable and a go to person for advice. Working under Jacqui's tutelage at Lancaster University gave me the opportunity to see what really counts in business and that is people skills.
Jacqui guided, coaxed and encouraged a diverse group of people running very diverse businesses and we all came away with the same understanding and confidence. We all felt very different to each other when we embarked on our LEAD course but by the end we acknowledged that we all had the same fears and challenges and that skills definitely are transferrable.
Apart from all that she is also a wonderful human being so you can't go far wrong
Sandra Cottam-Shea, Managing Director, SCS Logistics Ltd


text:
When you realized that you were an atheist, did you feel relief, fear, happiness? What emotion, exactly?
Letting go of religion took me over a decade. But there was a moment where, even though I kind of knew, when I said to myself, "I am an atheist." I felt exhilarated and relieved, like when I leave really good roller-coaster ride. Why actually saying it caused these feelings, I'm not sure. I guess it was because, since I had been indoctrinated with these beliefs, I felt like if I said the words, that was it: I could never go back. If there were a God, and I said "I am an atheist," I would surely go to hell. If I said the phrase, I was taking a big risk that could be my doom.
Have you ever taken a big risk like that, one you knew was important? How did you feel afterwards? about yourself? The only other risk I took that felt that important to me was when I lept into my relationship with my now husband. It was deifnitely a risk. I already knew that he was very likely to be a serious person in my life. If I decided to love him, I would change my life drastically. It would probably mean leaving not only my home, and town, but the country I lived in. It was a giant leap that might screw me up big time, or it would be one of the best things that ever happened to me.
Luckily for me, it was the latter. I can laugh now, but I felt the same way about saying "I am an atheist." And how did these situations make me feel? Exhilarated. Relieved, and extremely proud. Both of these situations took a great deal of courage for me. They made me a better person. I recognized my intelligence, my skill at risk-assessment, and my ability to make judgements. And especially, my ability to be honest with myself and others. This is not the way I felt about myself when I was a Christian. I'm glad I grew out of it.
Thanks for listening, diary.


text:
Crazy about having the hottest hits without leaving your comfort zones? Get them right to your mobile phones with a touch of your fingers through MUSICONNECT.
MUSICONNECT is Sony Music's mobile music store where one can download the latest and the greatest hits whether local or international through WAP application. To download your favorite music, just "CONNECT" to 3456. Browsing is free!
Get to know more about MUSICONNECT as it will be officially launched on July 2, 6pm at the Music Hall of SM Mall of Asia. Make on-the-spot downloads and win exciting freebies from Sony Music such as Sony Ericsson mobile phones, Sony MP3 players, Sony PSP and a lot more. Plus meet your favorite artists like 6cyclemind, Brownman Revival, Official CALLALILY, CUESHE: Official Page, eevee, gloc-9, itchyworms, Kiss Jane, Letter Day Story, Moonstar88 and more surprise guest appearances.
This event is sponsored by Sony Philippines and Sony Ericsson.
For updates, visit http://www.facebook.com/sonymusicphilippines


text:
Water, Energy and Human Rights: WaterLex, UNEP, UNECE and Nations Weigh the Value of Wastewater Reuse
By David Snow, WaterLex | More photos |
In a side event to the 27th Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, WaterLex gathered leading agencies and national representatives Monday to discuss how wastewater reuse practices can have a positive effect on human rights, such as the rights to water and sanitation and to a safe and healthy environment.
In front of an audience of about 65 people from diverse backgrounds, a panel of nine speakers at the event, entitled "Water, Energy & Human Rights: Wastewater Reuse Can Help Realize Human Rights," discussed various aspects of wastewater management. Permanent representatives to the UN in Geneva from The Netherlands, Uruguay, and Singapore presented programmes in their countries, and UN officers spoke on environmental issues, financial schemes, and private-public partnerships that can come into play in wastewater reclamation scenarios.
The side event's focus on wastewater reuse also enabled discussion on the public legal and policy needs to secure an integrated approach to the nexus of water, energy and human rights.
"Many indigenous and other traditions recognise that we borrow water from nature, from the world that we are part of, or that we borrow it from others and future generations that will also need to use it,"said WaterLex Legal Desk Director Jan van de Venis, who chaired the panel discussion. "Today we saw that we can safeguard such renewed use of water by working together. Through a smarter use of wastewater we can have 'access to water', 'energy for all,' and human rights progressively realised."
WaterLex convened the event, in partnership with the Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), because of the perceived gradual shift in the common view of municipal sewage, from a waste to be treated and discarded to a resource that can be processed for recovery of energy and a renewed supply of drinking water. As renewable energy, it can be directly used in wastewater treatment, reducing the facility's dependency on conventional energy. As a new source of water, it reduces dependency on the environment. Thus, wastewater can contribute to the realisation of the human rights to water and sanitation and to a healthy environment.
"We tend to forget that 80-90 percent of human and industrial wastewater goes untreated into rivers, lakes and oceans because enforcement of regulation would simply mean the end of entire industry sectors," said WaterLex Executive Director Jean-Benoit Charrin, who spoke at the event and moderated a related discussion recently at World Water Week in Stockholm. "We need new and innovative regulatory frameworks which facilitate and enable the transition to sustainable economies and development for all."
Cosponsors of the event were the permanent missions of Finland, Germany, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, and Switzerland.
A Look at the Programme
As chair of the two-hour event, van de Venis welcomed the audience and introduced each speaker, summarising their remarks in transition from one speaker to the next. Speaking first was Charrin, who made a brief presentation introducing WaterLex and its work shaping water law and policy for better water governance. The list of featured speakers and topics follow, wherever possible with a link to each presentation (some presentations to be added when they become available):
- Introduction by His Exellency Mr. Roderick van Schreven, permanent representative of the Netherlands to the United Nations, Geneva
- Experience of Singapore, Mr. Steven Pang, deputy permanent representative of Singapore to the UN in Geneva
- Experience of Uruguay, Mr. Patricio Silva, First Secretary, Permanent Mission of Uruguay to the UN in Geneva
- Legal aspects, Dr. Dirk Hanschel, School of Law, University of Aberdeen
- Environmental aspects, Ms. Barbara Ruis, Division of Environmental Law and Conventions, Regional Office for Europe, UNEP
- Financial perspective by Mr. Eric Holterhues, TRIODOS Bank, The Netherlands
- Private Public Partnership, Mr. Jan van Schoonhoven, UNECE
"Over half of the world's hospital beds are filled with patients with illnesses linked with contaminated water," Ruis said during her UNEP presentation, which tied wastewater to the global water crisis. "Future demands for water cannot be met unless wastewater management is revolutionized."
More photos from the event. Photo at top of page by Jean-Benoit Charrin.
For more information:
WaterLex International Secretariat
Tel: +41 22 907 36 46
Email: info (at) waterlex.org
About WaterLex:
WaterLex is an international non-governmental organization (NGO) and membership association based in Geneva, Switzerland. It is a UN-Water Partner with UN ECOSOC special consultative status. Its mission is to develop sustainable solutions based on human rights to improve water governance worldwide, particularly in regard to consistent water law and policy frameworks. It works with an alliance of interested parties to improve water-governance frameworks, bringing them in line with country obligations under international human rights law. The interested parties are individuals and groups working in government (diplomatic missions), academia (professors of law, researchers), bilateral cooperation (water management advisors), the judiciary (high/supreme courts judges), the UN system (UN-Water family members), and civil society (NGOs that work on water issues). WaterLex works in partnership with 13 universities to continuously enrich the content of the WaterLex Legal Database. The organisation is funded by grants and project financing from public agencies, foundations, private gifts, and in-kind contributions. Established in 2010, when the human right to water was recognised by the UN, the organisation has a secretariat in Geneva with seven staff members, a supervisory board of directors, and a large pool of members and expert advisors. It is an official partner of the Global Water Partnership, UNDP Cap-Net, UNDP GWS, and UNECE, and a member of the board of the Swiss Water Partnership.


text:
Free Shipping Worldwide Over $29.99! 7 Days Only!
custom Magic Unicorn T-Shirt
Our personalized magic unicorn T-shirt will definitely bring a smile to your little girl's face and capture her excitement. This girl princess T-shirt is perfect for young unicorn lovers. Customize Now!
Our personalized magic unicorn T-shirt will definitely bring a smile to your little girl's face and capture her excitement. This girl princess T-shirt is perfect for young unicorn lovers. Customize Now!
|US Size
|Child's Height
|Child's Weight
|31 inch / 80cm
|35 inch / 90cm
|39 inch / 100cm
|43 inch / 110cm
|47 inch / 120cm
|51 inch / 130cm
Material: Cotton, Fabric Laundered
How to order:
- Text the name on T-shirt
- Choose the color and size
- Click "Add to Cart"
- Enter shipping and billing information. Done!
When ordering more than 1 product, please follow the steps below:
- Enter first name and click 'add to cart'
- Go back to the page of the product
- Enter another name and click 'add to cart' again
Please note that EMOJI in the text is not allowed in our system and will be deleted directly.
For your information, our design and processing time usually take 5-7 working days due to our products' customizable nature. United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia: You can expect your package to arrive in 7-20 working days.
Others: 15-20 working days. These are estimates and often arrive quicker. Your order may be delivered to you by either the local post office or a local courier. Depending on your area, most orders will be delivered by your local post service, so the package will be received with your regular mail. If you are not home when the delivery is made, a notice card may be left by the postal service to advice on how and where your delivery can be collected.
Your order cannot be canceled or refunded once it has been shipped. We accept order cancellation within 24 hours after the order is placed. Normally, after 24 hours, your order will start to design and produce. We will not accept the return of custom products unless they are damaged upon arrival. In such a case, please make your claim within 10 days of receiving your products by emailing us at email@example.com and attach the photos of products as well as proof of purchase.
For more assistance please email to: email@example.com


text:
Supplemental Guide 2: Rating Direct Threats in USAID Biodiversity Programming
Biodiversity Programming Supplemental Guide 2: Rating Direct Threats in USAID Biodiversity Programming focuses on the step of threat analysis in biodiversity conservation planning. This guide supplements USAID's Biodiversity How-To Guide 1: Developing Situation Models in USAID Biodiversity Programming by providing greater detail and additional recommendations on this important step. It supports teams as they design and manage biodiversity programs within USAID's Program Cycle and in accordance with the Agency's Biodiversity Policy.
Author(s): USAID
Download File from Portal: Supplemental Guide 2.pdf — PDF document, 1,204 kB (1,233,083 bytes)
No annotations for this item
Page Information
Page Views: 102900
Attachments Downloaded: 39
Date Created: Friday, April 3, 2015 7:18 PM
Date Modified: Monday, April 20, 2015 2:21 PM


text:
Fans were really confused when Kerry Washington said she was a 'mother of three!' Did the star have a secret baby? Because as far as everyone else is aware, she only has two kids!
As you may know, the Scandal actress and her hubby Nnamdi Asomugha, are the proud parents of son Caleb, 2 and daughter Isabelle, 4!
However, while a guest on the Today show, Washington corrected Craig Melvin when he mentioned she had two kids, saying that she was actually a 'mother of three.'
"It's definitely, for me, one of the most challenging projects I've ever taken on as an actor." @kerrywashington talks about @AmericanSonPlay. pic.twitter.com/czln7BBvfh
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) October 29, 2018
Immediately, people on social media started to freak out! After all, this year has been filled with secret engagements and pregnancies and whirlwind romances.
That being said, it wouldn't be out of the question for Kerry to have had another bundle of joy while no one was paying attention.
'Mother of THREE…? When did this happen?!? I need answers!' fellow actress Holland Reid tweeted, joining the confused and shook waves of fans.
It turns out that no, she did not give birth to another baby but that she has a stepchild.
It is however still unclear if it's with her former fiance David Moscow or if Nnamdi has a kid from a previous relationship that Kerry loves as much as her own.
As for the reason why she stopped by the Today show, Kerry was there to promote her Broadway play, American Son.
'It is definitely, for me, one of the most challenging projects I have ever taken on as an actor. It is very special to me. It is a really beautiful play about parenting and about love, about identity and race. I feel like the luckiest woman in the world that I get to do it 8 times a week. And also…it is really hard!' the star revealed.


text:
Download Ode To Duty Study Guide
"Stern Daughter Of The Voice Of God"
(Magill's Quotations in Context)
Context: In this work Wordsworth makes his most notable departure from his resolution not to use abstractions as the material for poetry. Under the name of "stern daughter of the voice of God" he addresses Duty, which he says is a light to guide human beings and a rod to correct and reprove them when they err; it is a calming force. There are some people who customarily do what they should do without the need for any form of compulsion, but there are others who need the discipline of duty. Our days will be serene and bright when we all do what we should, but now we need a firm support. The poet himself has not been overly addicted to performing his duty; he has lived at liberty and has been his own guide, but he feels that too much liberty is oppressive and so feels that he will be happier if he lives a more strictly regimented life than in the past. Toward the end of the poem he equates duty with natural law: "Thou dost preserve the stars from wrong; /And the most ancient heavens, through Thee, are fresh and strong." But he calls Duty to a humbler function, that is, regulating his own private life.
Stern Daughter of the Voice of God!O Duty! if that name thou loveWho art a light to guide, a rodTo check the erring, and reprove;Thou, who art victory and lawWhen empty terrors overawe;From vain temptations dost set free;And calm'st the weary strife of frail humanity!There are who ask not if thine eyeBe on them; who, in love and truth,Where no misgiving is, relyUpon the genial sense of youth;Glad Hearts! without reproach or blot;Who do thy work, and know it not:Oh! if through confidence misplacedThey fail, thy saving arms, dread Power! around them cast.


text:
Grand Theft Auto V video editor entrance to consoles subsequent month
Stay Connected with Us! Follow TechnoBuffalo
While a PC gaming universe still loves cranking out a occasional Grand Theft Auto V fan video, console gamers can usually lay by during watch with envy. Fortunately for them, a PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will be removing an critical refurbish subsequent month that will finally move a Rockstar Editor video mode to consoles.
The Sep refurbish will also move a handful of improvements to a PC version. See a full sum in a list below.
- Ambient Audio and Sound Effects Library: Add ambient and windy sound pattern with a library of audio marks to assistance move your scenes to life or supplement sound effects from a collection of Foley and other sfx.
- Snapmatic Integration: Now we can trade any still support during a pen indicate true to Snapmatic, giving we ultimate leisure when acid for that ideal camera angle.
- Director Mode Updates: An lengthened minimap with plcae blips to prominence preset locations, a energy to solidify selected time of day settings and a ability to parent atmosphere and H2O vehicles.
- Copy and Paste Marker Properties: Easily duplicate and pulp your audio settings from any pen to another pen in a shave – adding useful potency to your go-to modifying techniques.
- New Fonts: You'll now have some-more character options than ever for your titles and credits — we're tripling a library of accessible fonts with new styles.
It looks as yet Sep will be a bustling month for GTA V fans no matter that height we chose.
This entrance upheld by a Full-Text RSS use – if this is your calm and you're reading it on someone else's site, greatfully review a FAQ during fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.


text:
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Airport Hotel- Location
An exceptional location makes our Oak Creek, Wisconsin hotel an excellent lodging choice for both leisure and business travelers. We're only 2.5 miles from General Mitchell International Airport and within close proximity of many unique shopping and dining opportunities.
Downtown Milwaukee, with its nightlife, museums, botanical gardens, and annual events, is just a dozen miles due north.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Area Destinations - Travel 32 miles south of our Oak Creek hotel and you'll arrive in Pleasant Prairie.
Plus, embark on a tour of the warehouse and savor free samples. Approximately 85 miles south, you'll encounter the city of Chicago. This major Midwest metropolis will capture your attention with everything from jazz clubs and theaters to beautiful parks and professional sporting events.
Milwaukee Attractions
It requires very little effort to partake in all that the Milwaukee area has to offer. Our all-suites hotel is convenient to plenty of attractions, including the Harley-Davidson Museum, Frontier Airlines Center, and Potawatomi Bingo Casino.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Attractions
- Reiman Publications in Historic Greendale - 5 miles
- House of Harley - 7 miles
- Harley-Davidson Museum - 8 miles
- Boerner Botanical Gardens of Milwaukee - 8 miles
- Potawatomi Bingo Casino - 9 miles
- Summerfest - 9 miles
- Historic Third Ward - 9 miles
- Frontier Airlines Center - 9 miles
- Betty Brinn Children's Museum - 9 miles
- Milwaukee Public Museum - 9 miles
- Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory (The Domes) - 9 miles
- Fiserv Forum - 10 miles
- Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin - 10 miles
- Milwaukee Art Museum - 10 miles
- Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers) - 11 miles
- Pettit National Ice Center - 13 miles
- Milwaukee County Zoo - 14 miles
- Jelly Belly Visitor Center - 32 miles
Milwaukee Universities & Colleges
- Marquette University - 9 miles
- UW Wisconsin - Milwaukee - 13 miles
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Airport
- General Mitchell International Airport - 2.5 miles
Comfort Suites Milwaukee Airport Nearby Cities
- South Milwaukee - 2 miles
- Cudahy - 6 miles
- Milwaukee - 12 miles
- Chicago, Illinois - 85 miles
- Madison - 83 miles
Directions to Comfort Suites Milwaukee Airport
- From the North - Take I-43 S. to I-94 E follow signs to Chicago. Exit onto College Ave. #319 (Exit immediately after the airport.) Turn left (East) onto College Ave. Turn right (South) onto S. 13th Street. Hotel will be on your left at 6362 S. 13th Street
- From the South - I-94 Westbound towards Milwaukee, WI. Stay on I-94 and merge onto the toll way. Continue on the toll way (I-94 West). Exit College Ave. (Exit #319), Turn right (East). Continue on College Ave. and make a right (South) at the first set of lights (S. 13th Street). Hotel will be on your left at 6362 S. 13th Street.
- From the West / Southeast - I-43 Northbound. Follow I-43 N-894 East toward General Mitchell Airport. Take Exit #10B Chicago to merge onto I-94 / US-41. Follow I-94 E. 2 miles. Take Exit #319 College Ave. Turn left on W. College Ave. and follow to the second lights .4 miles. Take a right onto S. 13th Street. Hotel will be on your left at 6362 S. 13th Street.
- From the East/Northeast - 794 East Hone Bridge Lake Parkway towards South Milwaukee. Take the Hone Bridge (Lake Parkway) 5.2 miles. Exit Layton Ave and turn right onto E. Layton. Travel 2.4 miles to S. 13th Street and turn left. Continue 2.1 miles on S. 13th Street. Hotel will be on your left at 6362 S. 13th Street.


text:
2012 Entertainment Movie Free Download In Hindi Mp4 Free
Download | Watch
2012 Entertainment Movie Free Download In Hindi Mp4 Free
Free Download Hindi, Tamil, Hindi, Punjabi Videos . Malayalam Full Movies Full HD Monsoon Malayalam Family Entertainment Movies Mp4 or 3GP Available.
How to free download Hollywood (action) movies HD 1080p from . so as to fulfill all your entertainment needs for best Hollywood .
Download free hindi, indian, tv serials, pakistani, bollywood, gujarati, marathi songs in formats like mp3, mp4, videos . Funny, Movie, Hindi, whats app .
Watch Dabangg 2 2012 Online Full Movie Free DVDRip, Dabangg 2 Full Movie Watch Online, Download and Watch Online Latest Hindi HD HDrip BluRay DVDscr 720P 1080p MP4 MKV Movies WatchFilmy.
mp4 english movies full download free, ZiggyTV 4.0, . Video you can download free mp4 movies for your android phone. . Hindi Movies HD 1.1
the JD full movie in hindi hd 1080p download
full Hero Hyderabadi movie download
Rowdy Rathore 2 2 full movie hd 1080p download
Johnny Mastana 5 movie in hindi hd free download
MSG-2 The Messenger dual audio hindi
Anna 2 full movie with english subtitles download free
Kamasutra 3D 2 hd marathi movie free download
hindi movie Chaarfutiya Chhokare full movie
Download hindi movie Main Hoon (Part-Time) Killer
the Makkhi full movie mp4 free download


text:
Entry Requirements and Fees
2020/21 UK fee: £9,250
2020/21 International fee: £13,500
Alumni will receive a bursary of £1,000.
For further details about fees, please see our Tuition Fee page.
Entry requirements
All applicants must hold an honours degree or equivalent qualification. The majority of successful applicants will have a 2:2 or above degree but we do accept applicants with a lower classification but an otherwise strong application.
Your personal statement is important; it should convince us that you are serious about teaching as a career. You will need to demonstrate a strong awareness of the complex role of the teacher in supporting learning. You should ensure that you make reference to any voluntary or paid experiences in schools or early years settings.
All applicants must have GCSE passes in English, mathematics and science at grade C / 4 or above. We will consider applicants who are taking the relevant GCSEs whilst applying.
We would normally expect applicants to have taken and passed the full GCSE course, however in some circumstances we do accept equivalent qualifications or equivalency tests. If you are unable to enrol for the full GCSE course, please contact Admissions to discuss which equivalent qualification we may accept.
Course content
We have a long distinguished history in training teachers. Since 1839 we have been building the teaching standards of our students and we are continually committed to each and every one of their learning experience and success.
This full-time, one year course is designed to train you to apply your knowledge flexibly to a variety of contexts and to model good practice while teaching. You will focus on teaching and learning in the Early Years and Key Stage One and the course will prepare you to take up a teaching position in either nurseries or schools.
The course runs from September to July and you'll spend the majority of this time (at least 24 weeks) on placement in schools or early years settings.
We also offer two other routes:
- PGCE Primary route prepares you to teach children aged 5-11
- PGCE Primary Modern Languages prepares you to teach all subjects to pupils aged 5-11 but also includes sessions to prepare you to specialise in teaching a foreign language
The course enables you to develop your skills of critical analysis and engage with educational research at the same time as developing practical classroom skills through school experience. It is taught at master's level which will allow you to gain up to 60 credits towards a master's qualification in the future. By the end of the course, you'll be a reflective practitioner equipped to continue your professional learning throughout your career.
The programme is taught by experienced and enthusiastic tutors, in partnership with mentors and teachers in local schools who will support you throughout the year.
"Leaders across all phases provide highly responsive support to enable trainees to overcome any barriers that emerge." (Ofsted, 2017)
We are offering a £1000 cash bursary for alumni students continuing their studies with a PGCE.
Our facilities
Over the past few years, we've redeveloped both of our campuses so that you have the all the facilities you require for your degree. We pride ourselves on the quality of the learning environment we can offer our students.
Our award winning Learning Resource Centre is at the heart of the campus. It hosts a modern library service with areas for quiet and silent study on both floors. Also situated in the LRC is the Support and Information Zone to help with any enquiries, over 80 open access work stations and Costa Coffee. An equipment loans centre offers laptops, tablets and other electronic devices for short and long term loans. Plus, our classroom resources library offers over 20,000 resources for you to borrow while on placement.
At Bognor Regis campus there is an integrated approach to the provision of learning resources and support. We offer a substantial collection of books, journals and other materials to help you further your research. A range of study areas for group and quiet study including Wi-Fi areas for laptop use are available, or you can use our open access PC and Mac areas. We use an electronic learning environment with an expanding portfolio of online library resources from anywhere at any time.
Where this can take you
This programme will enable you to achieve Qualified Teacher Status and work as a class teacher in a primary school or in an early years setting. While the vast majority of PGCE graduates will choose to work in a primary school, some students may be employed in special schools or the wider education sector. Many of our previous PGCE students have progressed in their careers and now hold senior posts in their schools.
"School and settings leaders hold the programmes in high regard and actively seek to appoint candidates from the University of Chichester partnership." (Ofsted, 2017)
Work placements
School placements
The PGCE programme is taught in close partnership with a range of primary schools and early years settings. During the programme, you will experience a number of different placements. These include two extended placements each lasting 8-10 weeks where you will take on increasing responsibility for teaching. In addition, you will have three short group placements including a placement in a special school and a placement in a nursery.
During placements you will be supported by a school-based mentor and a link tutor from the University. School experience provides the opportunity to develop a broader understanding of the relationship between theory and practice in education and the wider educational context.
Through the year, you will develop an understanding of teaching and learning, starting by teaching small groups of children and leading to taking on full responsibility for managing the teaching and learning of a whole class.
Indicative modules
The university-based study is divided into four key areas which will develop the knowledge, understanding and skills required to plan and manage creative and effective lessons while ensuring that pupils of all abilities are motivated to learn. These key areas are:
- Core Curriculum
- Wider Curriculum
- Professional Studies
- Teaching and Learning in Early Years
Core Curriculum
The Core Curriculum module will develop your confidence and enjoyment to teach English, Mathematics and Science. Through lively and interactive seminars, you will develop your subject, curriculum and pedagogical knowledge in all three subjects.
It will equip you to take a critical and reflective view of each subject's curriculum and pedagogies. You will develop a detailed understanding of the distinctive features of each subject area and explore relevant research concerning children's learning in that subject.
By linking your learning to school experience, the module will promote the necessary competencies and understanding you need to plan, teach and assess the core curriculum effectively.
Wider Curriculum
This module aims to develop your critical understanding and enthusiasm for the whole primary curriculum. It will consist of a range of engaging practical workshops addressing the teaching of the primary curriculum (for example: Art, Computing, Design and Technology, Drama, Geography, History, Modern Languages, Physical Education, and Religious Education). You will develop a systematic knowledge and understanding of key curriculum documents and a critical awareness of current issues and debates surrounding the primary curriculum.
It will prepare you to plan, teach and assess effectively in these areas and to develop cross-curricular approaches to teaching and learning.
Professional Studies
In this module, you will develop a deep understanding of the principles that underpin primary education. You will be taught by a range of expert tutors who will share their knowledge and passion for primary education and children's learning.
During a range of seminars and lectures, you will critique educational research findings and methods and learn how to apply this in the classroom.
Topics will include lesson planning, teaching strategies, assessment methods, behaviour management and other important aspects of teaching. A particular focus will be on issues of inclusion, equality and diversity and the module will develop your ability to apply your knowledge and understanding in the classroom.
"All members of the partnership are committed to equal opportunities, inclusion, diversity and widening participation. Trainees are provided with admirable models of this values-driven approach which they replicate in their work with children and pupils." (Ofsted, 2017)
By the end of the year, you will have developed your own personal educational philosophy and be able to apply this in the classroom and articulate it to other professionals.
Teaching and Learning in Early Years
This module will support you to develop an in-depth understanding of the role of the Early Years teacher and to reflect on the way in which children learn and develop. You will gain a critical knowledge and understanding of the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum and of good practice in Early Years. You will consider developmental theories of play and develop your knowledge and understanding of the role and purposes of play in schools and the impact of play on children's physical, social, cognitive, emotional and linguistic development.
International English Studies
Teaching and assessment
In order to qualify for the award of Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), you must pass all school experiences and pass a 12,000 word portfolio at master's level.
The portfolio consists of a number of tasks that you will complete during the year and share with your Academic Adviser, a member of university staff who will support you throughout the year. They will provide feedback on your work and support you to achieve. Each of the tasks is designed to support your development as a teacher and is directly relevant to your practice in the classroom.
School experiences are assessed against the Teachers' Standards – you will be regularly observed by your mentor and link tutor and will collect evidence of your progress.
Additional Costs
Additional Costs
As a University of Chichester student you will be provided with many things to support you but there may be additional costs which you may encounter whilst studying. The information below will help you understand our provision and what else you need to budget for.
What you can expect from us
All of your teaching and assessments are included in your tuition fees, such as lectures/guest lectures and tutorials, seminars, laboratory sessions and specialist teaching facilities. You will also have access to a wide range of support and services:
• Materials for laboratory and field-based teaching activity
• A range of student support services
• The general Library services are free for students and our e-resources are available wherever you are. You may become liable for fines if you don't return items on time
• Open access IT spaces and wi-fi across the campuses
• Disability and additional learning support
• Free music and musical theatre performances for external performers
• The Language Cafe to help you develop/improve foreign or English language skills
• 24 hours a day security team
• Inter-campus bus travel between campuses
Costs of living and other expenses you may need to consider:
• Accommodation and living costs
• Text books (but do remember that our library is stocked with a large range of text books for all courses, as well as online resources such as industry journals, free of charge)
• General stationery and other supplies such as presentation materials
• Photocopying and printing
• Inter-Library Loans service
• Gym membership in Tudor Hale Centre
• Dance / Theatre passes – these provide discounted entry to a range of performances
• Field trips and educational visits – these are optional and do not have to be undertaken to complete the programme. Students make a contribution towards the cost (e.g. travel, sometimes accommodation)
• If you require a Diagnostic Assessment for a Specific Learning Difficulty such as Dyslexia, the University may be able to assist you arrange this. You will be required to pay for this assessment, although some financial assistance may be possible from the University Hardship Fund
• Graduation - it is free for the student to attend the ceremony itself. Graduands must wear academic dress. Academic dress, guest tickets and photography are additional costs payable by the student.
Undergraduate and PGCE Courses with a DBS enhanced disclosure check charge of £40:
• Early Childhood Studies
• Education
• Education and Mathematics
• Education, Special Needs and Disability
• Football Coaching and Performance
• Humanistic Counselling
• Mathematics for Teaching KS 2 / 3
• Physical Education & Primary Years
• Physical Education & Sports Coaching
• Physical Education & Secondary Years
• Physical Education & Secondary Years (QTS)
• Physiotherapy
• Primary Teaching
• Primary Teaching (Early Years)
• All PGCEs
• Social Work (BA and MA)
• Sport Coaching
• Sport Development
• Sport Management
Financial help available from the University
We offer a number of scholarships and bursaries to students who are beginning their studies at Chichester.
Our Finance pages provides details on living costs, budgeting and paying your tuition fees.
DBS check
PGCE applicants are required to have an enhanced Disclosure Barring Service check which needs to be paid for before the start of the course.
Costs incurred during School Experience
Over the duration of your course you will spend 24 weeks on placement. These school experiences are organised in our partnership schools which extend across East & West Sussex, Hampshire and Isle of Wight and into Surrey. Travel to placements, which can be by car or public transport, varies but your commute will not usually exceed 1 hour from your term time address to the placement school (assuming your term time address is within our partnership area).
Students not in receipt of a government bursary may receive a contribution towards travel costs depending upon the distance.
Whilst on School Experience appropriate professional dress will be required.
Students may wish to purchase a laptop/tablet to use whilst on school experience as schools are not required to provide these.
Financial help available from the University
We offer a number of scholarships and bursaries to students who are beginning their studies at Chichester, including an Alumni bursary of £1,000 on this PGCE route. Our Finance pages provides details on living costs, budgeting and paying your tuition fees.


text:
Given Daredevil's heavily self-contained nature over the last ten-plus years, it's strange to see Marvel effectively put the first issue of the new direction in a one-shot. Then again, given that the time is about right to move the character away from the Bendis/Brubaker version, perhaps it's not so strange at all. Daredevil's new position as Leader of the Hand is, in part, related to the events of Secret Invasion and Dark Reign, so it seems to make sense to expose the status quo to new readers in the series-of-one-shots, The List.
Joining the new series writer Andy Diggle on his first Daredevil story is Billy Tan, also doing his first Daredevil. After years of gritty, sketchy, urban depictions of Daredevil and his cast, it's strange to see such an obviously superhero-influenced artist take the character on again, but not entirely unwelcome. Tan has always done his best work during action scenes, and Diggle gives him plenty to work with here. Unfortunately, the book opens on a conversational boardroom scene, where all of Tan's weaknesses bleed through, so the initial impression isn't particularly good.
Although the story ramifications aren't quite as event-level as Hawkeye's fate over in this issue's "Avengers" counterpart, there is at least one major curveball thrown, giving Daredevil his very own Stamford-style disaster that will hopeuflly come into play further down the line. If Diggle's intent is merely to illustrate how "the game has changed" then it could be a bit crass – but the lack of any direct Daredevil/Bullseye confrontation in this issue gives me good reason to expect that there's a good, old-fashioned Daredevil beat-down coming Bullseye's way eventually – which is as it should be.
As a lead-in to Daredevil's new direction, this issue works, showing enough about Daredevil's role leading the Hand to get the story going, while still leaving enough questions for casual readers to want to come and find the answers. As a believable tick off Osborn's "list", however, it's a lot less convincing – Osborn doesn't seem to have strengthened his own position by sending Bullseye after Daredevil, and indeed, it's not clear how he expected to either. If it was actually as simple as "kill Daredevil", Bullseye would have done so long ago, and his failure to do so only emphasises the pointlessness of this edict. It's a good story, but I can't shake the feeling that it would have made more sense as an issue of Daredevil rather than a Dark Reign special.


text:
Associated community: Crigler-Najjar Syndrome
Crigler-Najjar Syndrome (CNS), is a rare disorder that is characterized by high levels of bilirubin, a toxic compound, in the blood. There are two types of CNS – Type 1 is the more severe one reveals itself at birth, while those that suffer from Type 2 often survive to adulthood. Signs and symptoms of CNS include jaundice, weak muscle tone, deafness, and paralysis of the oculomotor nerve. Phototherapy, used to break down bilirubin, can be used to treat both Type 1 and Type 2. Regular treatment may not be necessary for those with Type 2 CNS. There are currently gene therapies being developed to treat CNS. This involves replacing defective copies of the gene of interest with healthy, wild-type genes, allowing the body to restore the function of the enzyme produced by that gene.


text: Jerry Livingston - September 22, 2010 A Happy Transgression After striking out on the first day of the two-day Kansas Youth Hunt in late September 2007, Jerry Livingston had serious moral reservations about taking his son James back out on Sunday afternoon. But the father-and-son team did go back out, and they came home with the buck of a lifetime! By Jerry Livingston Amazingly, 13-year-old James Livingston shot this massive 25-point buck on public land while stalk-hunting with his dad, Jerry, on the last afternoon of the 2007 Kansas Youth Hunt. "The moment he saw the buck, James seemingly cut the cord and took on a life of his own," Jerry proudly remembered. "He was on a mission, and he made a perfect shot!"My family is from Utah and Idaho. I grew up a passionate mule deer hunter and introduced my sons to the sport when they were old enough to qualify for a license. Some of my fondest memories are hunting mule deer with my dad and my sons in the expansive national forests of Utah and Idaho. I never entertained the idea of living anywhere but in the West. All of that changed in July 2006 when my work brought our family to northeastern Kansas. Although totally different from the West, Kansas held a lot of intrigue for us. I love pheasant hunting, and we now had 100,000 acres of public land to hunt within close proximity of our new home. As an added bonus, we quickly learned that the area was also one of the top producers of big whitetails. Pheasants dominated the fall of 2006 for me and my two sons, James, 12, and Tyler, 17. Whitetails were on our mind, but at the time pheasants were our primary focus. Our attitudes toward whitetails changed drastically one morning while driving down I-70 to go pheasant hunting. We came upon a massive whitetail buck that had been killed by a westbound vehicle. I don't know how I ever spotted the deer in the borrow pit, but as my sons and I stood over this massive trophy whitetail, we were amazed at his beauty and size. I wrapped my hands around those giant bases and admired the dense, compact rack.We obtained a salvage tag for the buck and went to a local taxidermist, Ron Ridley, of Double R Taxidermy, to get it mounted. Spending time with Ron and seeing the massive bucks in his studio was the final step in my whitetail conversion. I was getting hooked, and my boys were right there with me. This was how a family of dyed-in-the-wool mule deer hunters welcomed and embraced a brand-new species into its hunting schedule. A FIRST STAB AT WHITETAILSA few days after finding the I-70 buck, we purchased rifle tags for the 2006 season and made a somewhat feeble attempt to hunt the public land near our home. We had fun, but we didn't know the area or how to hunt these deer. We really didn't have the resources to be successful that first fall. However, we did walk away from that season committed to being ready for 2007. Since you have to choose your weapon in Kansas, Tyler, my older son, and I decided to go with archery tackle. We thought that the ability to hunt the rut would give us our best chance to harvest a monster. James, my younger son, who's simply not yet quite strong enough for a bow, was on the outside looking in as Tyler and I painstakingly selected bows, arrows and all the gear we would need to have a legitimate chance at a whopper in 2007. I felt bad that James couldn't be a more active participant in this process, but I promised to make it up to him by taking him out on the 2007 Kansas Youth Hunt in late September. I told him he could use his grandpa's .243, the same gun with which he had harvested his first deer (a mule deer buck in Wyoming in 2006). That Wyoming hunt had been a real thrill for James and had solidified his interest in deer hunting. The Youth Hunt couldn't get here quick enough for James, now 13 years old. A winter, spring and summer of watching whitetail hunting videos had him partially educated and fully wired. Before we knew it, the hunt was only 14 days away. During the preceding 30 days, James had reminded me regularly that we hadn't done any scouting and that we needed to find a spot before much more time passed. We started investigating some public land in Unit 8, near our home, and found a nice area that we were told held some good deer. We decided to hunt out of our new tree stands the first morning, and we hung two stands in a sturdy pine tree overlooking a large field, with food sources nearby.DREAMING AND HOPINGThe two days leading up to the hunt proved to be long ones for James. He was more excited than I had ever seen him and I know he was daydreaming during school about taking his first whitetail buck. His confidence was high, but mine was waning. I knew we had our work cut out for us just to see a buck. The temperature had been in the middle and to high 80s during the days leading up to the hunt, and the muzzleloader season had been in full swing for nearly two weeks. I was afraid that we wouldn't even see a buck, let alone get a shot at one. I kept my head up as I attempted to temper James' enthusiasm by reminding him that "success in hunting is never guaranteed, and more often than not, you might not harvest an animal every time." Opening day found us in our stands. It was a cool morning with a stiff wind out of the south. Although this father-and-son team was steeped in whitetail theory, we had no prior tree stand experience as we sat 20 feet above the ground. Although James took to his stand like a duck to water, I'm not ashamed to say that putting him in that top stand was frightening. The wind was whipping the branches, the tree was gently swaying and I was scared to death that the stand was going to collapse before I could secure his safety harness to that sturdy old tree.But my fears were totally unfounded. That Ameristep stand was "rock solid," and I thanked our Heavenly Father for safely seeing us through that first morning. As a bonus, James got to see a doe and a fawn at 35 yards as they passed by our stands."That was so cool seeing those deer!" he later told me. "And stopping them with a loud bleat was fun, too. I was hoping that a buck would be following behind." DOING IT THE HARD WAYThat evening we abandoned the stands to do some stalking. James thought we might have a better chance on the ground. "Dad, it worked great in Wyoming," he told me.What could I say? It was his hunt and I wasn't crazy about climbing back up in that tree in what must have been 30 mile per hour winds. For our walk, we had located an area of thick timber that was bordered by bean fields, weed patches, overgrown thickets and grass fields. Between the bean fields were mature hedgerows that could provide cover for a stalk. This was supreme whitetail habitat that just had to hold deer. As we began, the wind continued to blow furiously out of the south, as it had done all day. I knew that anything north of us would smell us a mile away. We began about 6 p.m., thinking that if the deer were going to move at all in the warm, windy conditions, it would be during the last part of the day. We crept along at a snail's pace, looking and glassing, (okay, it was me doing most of the glassing), checking every possible crevice that might harbor a deer. James got a little heavy-footed at times, but overall, with the noise of the wind as cover, we were doing pretty well.Our first encounter was with a nice 2 1/2-year-old buck at 30 yards. We spotted him as we crested a small hill. He spotted us at the same time, but he didn't seem to know what we were. He stared intently at us as the wind blew in our faces. James moved to take a shot, but before he could get into position the deer bolted."Wow, Dad, that was a nice buck!" he said. Then he added, "By my standards. I wish he had given me a shot."ANOTHER CLOSE ENCOUNTERWe were working our way up a hedgerow bordering a bean field when we had our next encounter. "Dad, look!" James whispered as he knelt in the direction of a feeding deer. We could see the deer 75 yards away through a break in the hedgerow."It's a buck!" I told James as I settled my binoculars on the deer's unique 7-point rack that sported 6-inch brow tines. "He's a young deer, but he has a very interesting rack. I think you might want to take him."James immediately got on his hands and knees and started inching toward the hedgerow and the buck. The grass in the hedgerow was tall ,and James was having difficulty getting the shooting sticks high enough to give him a clear shot. In the meantime the deer had no idea we were there and started feeding straight toward us. Were it not for a second deer that moved in above us and caught our scent, I'm sure that this 7-point buck would have been ours. However, along with his buddy, the 7-pointer bolted and left two long-faced hunters alone in the hedgerow to end the day.AN AGONIZING DECISIONThe 2007 Kansas Youth Hunt was a two-day hunt. That made it very hard on a God-fearing, church-going family that didn't make a habit of hunting on Sunday. (Perhaps the Department could help us out in '08 by making this a three-day hunt.) I knew that James would be disappointed about not capitalizing on the 7-pointer and that he wouldn't be content to quit after having two close encounters in one evening. We hadn't been back to the vehicle for 10 minutes when I heard those piercing words: "Dad, will you take me out in the morning?" James knew I had meetings in the morning and couldn't go hunting but he's a very intelligent 13-year-old. I knew the next question before he asked it. "Well, then, how about tomorrow evening, Dad -- please?"In my heart I knew this would be a tough call. My very patient wife was nearing her wit's end with all this deer-hunting mania, hundreds of dollars spent on gear, and hiding hunting videos so she wouldn't find out we'd bought yet another new one. This behavior had been going on for 10 months with no end in sight. Now, breaking the Sabbath to take James hunting had her hanging from a thread. That Sunday afternoon was not pretty at the Livingston house. Against my better judgment and personal convictions, I relented and agreed to take James back out for the evening.A HEAVENLY REWARD?Sunday evening came with a hard west wind. It had me baffled. How could I go back in there with a west wind? I knew that James would be so dialed-in on that location that nothing else would do, so we parked in a totally different location and started in. Thirty minutes in, we saw two does that were carefully working their way between a bean field and a thicket. I glassed for the often-present "trailing buck." Fifty yards behind the does, I spotted a large woody plant growing about 10 feet inside the bean field. It was about 200 yards from our location. As I focused on the odd plant and tried my best to identify it, it moved! Suddenly it raised its head, and the largest-antlered animal I have ever seen on the hoof loomed into view! I did a double take and confirmed that it really was a deer! My heart must be healthy. Otherwise I would have popped a valve right then and there!I immediately dropped to my knees and worked toward James, who was standing 20 feet ahead of me. Emotion overcame me as I put my hands near my head to signal giant buck while simultaneously I whispered, "buck of a lifetime" under my labored breath. James clutched his binoculars and we both slowly inched to our feet for another look."Oh, Dad!" was all that James could muster and all I needed to hear. Translated that meant: "Yup, there he is and he's truly a monster!"Given the distance and the fact that there was no way to use the sticks for a rest, we had no shot. No freehanded shot would do this animal justice, and we didn't even consider it. Our only hope was that the buck would continue to feed until he got to higher ground where we could get a better view and a possible shot. But he didn't. Instead, he turned and slowly moved into the thicket, snatching an acorn for good measure before he disappeared. I had to sit down to recover. I felt as if I had just run the mile! James looked at me and said "Dad, we're losing daylight. We've got to keep moving.""No," I said. "What if he reappears?""He's not coming out, Dad. Let's try to pick him up from the other side of the field."MAKING SOMETHING HAPPENWe jumped into a depression and slowly started working our way toward the other edge of this multi-field grocery store for whitetails. James was way ahead of me. He took on a life of his own at this point in the hunt and he seemingly cut the cord. He was on a mission! From 40 yards ahead of me, James spotted more deer, and then more deer. His hand signals said it all -- we were in deer heaven as the light quickly faded. I figured we had 10 to 12 more minutes of shooting light remaining at best. I quickly glassed the field as we changed perspective. Two young bucks were all that I could see. These small bucks had suddenly become nothing more than an impediment, an unwanted distraction! I caught up with James as he stopped to look.Then it happened! Standing broadside 100 yards ahead of us was "the buck." How we got that close without getting busted will forever remain a mystery to me. We weren't positive that it was the same deer at the time because the light had faded to the point that making out the details of his rack against the dark background was impossible. But we could see enough to know that this was a giant whitetail.James set up on his shooting sticks and squeezed the trigger. Nothing happened! "Oops, on safety!" He set up again and the shot rang out. I followed the deer as he cantered around some cover and out of sight. THE SHOT OF A LIFETIMEWhen James' eyes met mine, I knew that he was confident that he had made a good shot. Still there was enough doubt, and this deer was such a monarch, that we (okay, I) wanted to leave nothing to chance. Either we would recover this deer from that shot, or we missed him. It was that simple. Nothing in between and no far-fetched second chances. Our shooting light was all but gone. Against James' wishes and objections, we backed out. The next few hours were agonizing yet beautiful. We knew we had given it our all. James had made the most responsible stalk and shot on a trophy deer that any reasonable person could have expected. We headed for home to wait it out. Then 2 1/2 hours later we returned to the spot. It was nerve-racking and I wondered how it would all unfold. It felt as if we were "destiny's darling" on this special night.My spirit quickly dropped when we looked but could find no blood at the point of impact. However, impetuous James headed straight for the last place we had seen the buck before he disappeared."Dad, an antler!" he yelled. "Dad, here he is!" What followed were the most emotion-filled few moments I've ever experienced in my life. James sat on his buck's back, lifted the buck's head and nearly hyperventilated! It was the crowning moment of our life together. His brother Tyler was quickly summoned to the scene to help celebrate. And what a celebration it was! Tyler's reaction was as good as his brother's. Even Mom was quick to congratulate James on this "buck of a life time." If you think that a 13-year-old deer hunter couldn't appreciate what had just happened to him, then you don't know James. He's been raised around some of the most passionate deer hunters in the world. He's heard the stories; he's seen the videos. James knows -- and now he had his own story to tell about the "James Livingston buck"! James' incredible 25-point Kansas whitetail was green-scored the next day by taxidermist Ron Ridley. The massive rack grossed 246 non-typical points and netted 238 5/8. I can only hope that the Good Lord will forgive us for our wrongs. Before we left the field that night, we made sure we said a little prayer to thank him for allowing us to harvest such a majestic animal! (Editor's Note: Our take on James' and Jerry's Sunday hunting adventure is that the deer is a gift from heaven and a true reward for this father and son's team effort, and not any type of wrongful transgression. We feel like the Good Lord wanted things to turn out this way and we heartily congratulate both father and son! We'll let you know how the buck officially scores in an upcoming issue!) GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


text:
There are no products in your shopping cart.
Fresh Diced Venison
A seasonal special.
Use diced Venison in the same way you would beef. These cubes are tender, succulent and tasty. Ideal for a stew, casserole or even a curry.
Price per kilo From: £9.99
Wild game may contain lead shot.
500g = 1.1 lbs / 1kg = 2.21 lbs / 2.5kg = 5.82 lbs


text:
Online Buying Malaysia
Purchasing grocery gadgets is a beneficial expense for most households and it is among the most essential family actions. A few of our popular categories embody electronics , cellphones , computers , fashion , beauty merchandise , dwelling and kitchen , Building and construction materials and a whole lot more from premium brands. When you dwell someplace there are not many stores to select from, online is perfect, you'll be able to store all over the place.
The dearth of research on the overall online procuring "life cycle" has made products go from raw materials to the buyer's wastebasket. Besides offering much more selection, there's a lot to like about Even if you do not want to order gadgets online, it helps make the most of your local retailer with providers like photo ordering and grocery ordering with curbside delivery.
Though people are rightfully afraid of bankcard fraud, I consider all card providers will proceed to enhance safety and enhance purchaser dispute processes. Quite the opposite the web was created as a instrument for communicating, which in time let to the comfort of procuring virtually.
Buying on-line in Nigeria simply grew to become more handy with Jumia for we deliver you pretty objects you may get as presents. Most purchasing portals offer discounts, particular offers, offers of the day, and even festive affords on various occasions. All costs on the Website are particular to your native SuperValu and you will pay the identical on-line as you'll do in your local Retailer on the time the order is shipped to you for delivery along with any relevant Service Expenses.
It very regular that many online shops don't accept money or checks, although some sites do, you still have to use the credit cards. Most websites will e mail you a confirmation of your order, approximate supply time, and a tracking number. When procuring in a traditional store, there's much less competitors and you need to simply settle for the value within the retailer that has the items you need.


text:
- 18:47Jade knows her way around massage table89% Like2 years ago
Profile Comments
freeadultsexvideos.us is constantly updating and adding more free adult sex videos every day. It's all here and 100% free adult porn. We have a huge free DVD selection that you can download or stream your favorite online adult sex videos. Enjoy our free adult porn website!


text:
COVER STORY: Escaping our debt roller coaster
CANBERRA: Simon Crean's winter of discontent
BIOETHICS: Tell the truth about adult stem cells
AGRICULTURE: Sugar industry report: a mixed bag
STRAWS IN THE WIND: Victoria clones white elephant / The new boy scouts
TRADE: Globalism - an idea whose time has passed
LAW: Government approves ICC - with qualifications
Sexual misconduct in the church (letter)
Keeping couples together (letter)
"Censor" or "classify"? (letter)
ENVIRONMENT: Our future in our own hands
MEDIA: What of women traumatised by abortion?
ABC Media Watch: who judges the judges?
ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS: Mabo decision - ten years of frustration
AFRICA: Zimbabwe's agriculture, industry face meltdown
ASIA: Free trade agreements - what's in it for us?
FILM: Molokai: the story of Father Damien
BOOKS: Marriage, Health and the Professions
BOOKS: Afghanistan, Where God Only Comes to Weep, by Siba Shakib
Join e-newsletter list
NATIONAL AFFAIRS Cardinal Pell's appeal in the High Court this week
NATIONAL AFFAIRS Time and timing are crucial to Cardinal Pell's appeal by Peter Westmore
COVER STORY The world has changed: Now for the new order
COVER STORY Beyond the Great Divide
COVER STORY Murray River full; reservoirs low; farms for sale ...
ILLICIT DRUGS Cannabis marketed to children in Colorado
EDITORIAL Holden, China, covid19: Time for industry reset