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Top Ten Ideas for a Cartoon Network ShowHonestly, Cartoon Network needs some new heads for ideas... I'm tired of T.V. shows that are based off of toys or movies...
The Top Ten Ideas for a Cartoon Network Show
This would be a new season of 24 new contestants, and Blaineley as the host. Here's the cast:
On the Unbearable Bears:
Beck- The World Traveler Hopeful
Oscar- The Skater Dude
Bryan- Hot But Smart
Jonny- The Risk Taker
Jeremy- The Wanna-be Ladies-Man
Caleb- The Hypocrite
Kerri- The Spoiled Rich Girl
Yve- The Cross Country Runner
Clare- Courtney's Little, More Tolerable Sister
Allison- The Cumbersome One
Jody- The Perfect Manipulator
Pearl- The Desperate Nerd
On the Pacifist Pandas:
Chuck- The Southern Hillbilly
Marc- The First Openly Gay Contestant
Tramel- The Honest Athlete
Nik- The Phone Obsessed
Avanah- The Unfunny Comedian
Mitchell- The Drummer
Paloma- The Popular Girl
Gina- The Blank Slate
Mandi- The Trailer Park Punk Girl
Christina- The Man Stalker
Olivia- The Jesus Freak
And last but not least, Kathy- The Anti-Democratic
Who will win the $1,000,000 on the low-budget season on reclaimed ...more - Turkeyasylum
It would be a season including Clare (Courtney's sister), Mandi (Punk Loving Girl), Paloma (Popular Girl), Jody (Smart and Manipulative), and Oscar (Dimwitted Skater Boy). In total: 24 Contestants, 26 episodes, and Blaineley as host, - Turkeyasylum
This sounds awesome it needs to be made - simpsondude
It would be an obvious spoof of Pretty Little Liars. - Turkeyasylum
These guys COULD have reasonable 20 minute episodes. It would be much better than Annoying Orange. - Turkeyasylum
No WE WANT A LINDSAY AND ELLA SHOW
It would be about the misadventures of Courtney and Clare of Total Drama. (Clare is in TDS) - Turkeyasylum
Maybe not on Cartoon Network... deserves a better channel. - Turkeyasylum
A show about the best PPG. Not about Blossom or Bubbles just Buttercup. It will have 1000 episodes.
The Contenders
This shows about Kevin, Bob and Stuart while they work for Gru
Oh yesss! Whoever came up with this idea should get a medal. This would be an awesome show.
Emoji Move SUCKS!
The emoji movie sucked. Why make a cartoon?
Here are the teams.
Girls Team:
Guys Team:
Those people are left at random places while doing crazy challenges.
But if Feminazis get involved the guys will never win!
No feminazis should work on a T.V. show ever! - Skullkid755
This show will have 18 contestants, no teams, 1 cruise ship, 4 original contestants, and 1 new host. The competitors will be on S.S. drama to win $1,000,000,000. Here are the competitors.
Lucy (Rebel)
Claire (Obsessed with Winning)
Brooke (Social Media Queen)
Abby (Too Talkative)
Evelyn (Nerdy, Twin Sister of Madelyn)
Madelyn (Actress, Twin Sister of Evelyn)
Winter (Always Thinks it's too Cold)
Jo (Past TD Cast Member)
Dawn (Past TD Cast Member)
Aaron (Wannabe Football QB)
Thomas (Creepy Guy)
Elijah (Nerdy)
Gray (Worry Too Much)
Dustin (Rebel, Brother of Duncan)
Bob (Positive Guy)
Charlie (Bad Luck
DJ (Past TD Cast Member)
Cody (Past TD Cast Member)
Cameos by
Mike (and Mal)
Hosted by Topher (Chris makes a cameo in the finale.
That would be epic.
I got this idea off a YT channel called "Jerry Moogle" Genre: Action/Comedy - 22 minutes approx.
Main characters: Jerry Mouse, Kirby, Sonic The Hedgehog, Tails The Fox, Knuckles The Echidna, Moogle (Final Fantasy) Shadow The Hedgehog, Dr Eggman (main villain)
Supporting characters: Tom Cat (I'm starting to like him now, I only don't like him because sometimes his bullying goes a bit too far), Amy The Hedgehog, Rouge The Bat, Scratcher and Grounder (secondary villains)
First Episode: The main characters find different portals after they show up in their own worlds, Eggman kidnappes the secondary protagonistes, Moogle is his sidekick. Jerry meets Kirby and finds Sonic, Shadow appears to beat Sonic, but gives Jerry powers after getting told that Jerry's the new friend.
Jerry's powers: Actually speaking, human size, super speed, homing attack and a super side he can transform into.
They all trap Moogle, who becomes nice after the cute Jerry gets ...more
You're talking about the Titans as babies right?
With original Looney Tune slap sticks and gags and anvils
It already existed.How about that Baby Looney Tunes show with more episodes🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀
Johnny Bravo returns and brings to Courage the Cowardly Dog
All 52 characters.
3 Teams one for each cast
Elimination Device-?
Team names?
Host- still Chris
Cabins- winners sleep in the spa Hotel
Cabins - both losing teams sleep in stinky cabins
Couples- no more Gwuncan! Cody and Sierra r together
Zoke, scottney, Shawn and Jasmine, Sugar and Leonard, aleheather, and other couples I don't added about
Challenges- crazy stuff all over the island.
Music- Probalby not
This is about pets trying to experience the city without getting caught.
Paris Berelc plays herself in this action-packed cartoon featuring evil leopard seals that want to eat penguins, cows who abduct aliens, and elusive cryptids who cause chaos in her home town of Milwaukee. It would have to be created by Craig McCracken, by the way!
Paris Berelc as herself
Jake Short as The Pillow Pet Killer
Fjehdjdjd as the alien abductee from Mfmgmg
Mooseph as evil cow who abducts aliens
Jon Arpfeild as evil leopard seal
Quack Quackington as penguin who's running for his life!
A wolf and a fox that are best friends in this fantasy world. They have several strange friends. And their enemy is Jeff the Frosting Lord.
Rara: A tall gray wolf, very clever and fast, a risk taker, but can be a little short-tempered.
Autumn: A shorter fox, very stubborn, a risk taker, but a good friend.
Jeff the Frosting Lord: A crazy evil wizard guy with frosting powers!
Jerry: A lizard wizard. 'Yer a lizard, Jerry!
Ala the Kitten Queen: Formerly dating Jeff the Frosting Lord, Ala joins forces with Rara and Autumn to defeat Jeff every once in a while.
Pluralz Arhard: A platipus leading a platipua tribe by the river, has lot of trouble deciding whether the plural of 'platipus' is 'platipuses' or 'platipie'. :)
Super Narwhal: Autumn's Comic Hero, Who's Adventures are Real.
Thunder: Autumn's Unicorn
Lightning: Rara's Unicorn
Platikit Queen: A platipus-kitten, currently dating Jeff he Frosting Lord.
What do ...more
There is a Chicken named dylan he is a punk rock chicken who thinks he doesn't need anyone in life because he lost his family and learned to rely on himself but later meets charles the bear that is not so smart because he was attacked by a hunter and Dylan saves Charles. Dylan decides to find his family but knows he can't do it alone he let's Charles tag along as they travel across the land in search of Dylans family, dylan and charles finally succeed on there journey and find Dylan's family but when they get there dylans family doesn't accept charles because he is a bear but when charles leaves, dylan discovers he has found something much nicer than his family, friendship. Refusing to let Charles leave dylan heads with Charles on a new adventure to find there new home. Who knows what adventure are yet to come...
A horror comedy about kids finding a book
A slice-of-life cartoon about an insomniac teenager.
It centers on Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Princess Daisy, Yoshi, Birdo, Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Toad, Toadette, Koopa Troopa, Paratroopa, Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Bowser, Bowser Jr., Wario, Waluigi, Petey Piranha and King Boo. They go on fun racing adventures to get the gold trophy. It is sorta like Wacky races but better
The ultimate crossover of TD fairly odd parents Alvin chipmunks jimmy neutron and MARIO


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ESFA List of Qualifications approved for funding 14-19 Overview
The Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) list of qualifications approved for funding 14 to 19 gives you information about which qualifications are approved for funding, for students who are aged at least 14 but are not yet 19.
This list was formerly known as the Section 96.
We approve each qualification based on its suitability for students in the following age categories:
- Pre - 16
- 16 to 18
- 18+
Funding approval for pre-existing qualifications
We have published a list of qualifications that we will stop funding from 1 August 2020 for students aged 16 to 19, as part of the review of post-16 qualifications at level 3 and below in England. We will remove funding approval from these pre-existing qualifications in the 16 to 18 performance tables, that are running in parallel with newer redeveloped qualifications.
The list sets out which funding streams will be affected, and how the pre-existing qualifications map to redeveloped qualifications.
16 to 19 funding moratorium
In the first stage consultation document on the review of post-16 qualifications at level 3 and below, we also set out our intention to introduce a moratorium on approving any new qualifications at level 3 and below for funding, for students aged 16 to 19. We have confirmed that the moratorium will take effect from September 2020. 31 August 2020 will be last day for awarding organisations to submit qualifications for funding approval. We will publish detailed guidance shortly.
Searching for qualifications approved for funding
To see if a qualification has been approved for funding, you can use either the search function or download the list of qualifications.
This list is updated each month with:
- new qualifications that have been approved for funding
- changes to qualifications that are already approved (such as changes to approval end dates)
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Fractions of Quantities
We have been learning about fractions. Here are some things for you to try out and practise at home...
Problem Solving
1. In an orchard 1/5 of the trees need pruning. There are 65 trees, how many need pruning?
2. 1/3 of people surveyed voted 'yes' in the referendum. If 42 people were surveyed how many voted yes?
3. I have eaten 1/7 of the cakes in the box, if were 21 chocolates:
a) How many have I eaten?
b) How many are left?
4. 4/5 of the tickets for a Katy Perry concert have been sold. If there are 2000 tickets how many have been sold?
5. In a room 2/3 of the people are male. If there are 60 people in the room how many:
a) men
b) women are there?
6. A shop sold 2/3 of all their newspapers one morning. The rest they returned.
If they had 360 papers.
a) How many did they sell?
b) How many did they return?
7. In a car park 4/7 of the cars are silver. There are 700 cars in the car park.
How many are NOT silver?
8. If 9/10 of cats prefer Felix of the 500 surveyed how many do NOT prefer Felix?
Now for a really tricky one!
9. 1/3 of the people in a room are under 20. If there are 15 under 20s how many over 20s are there?
10. 4/5 of Dek computers are faulty. If the company has to repair 8000 one year how many did they sell?


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|Healthy Kids Community Challenge
Burlington was one of 45 communities across Ontario taking part in Ontario's Healthy Kids Community Challenge (HKCC). The goal of the Healthy Kids Community Challenge was to support the well-being of our children, to help create communities where it's easy for children to lead healthier lives. 45 communities across Ontario participated in the Healthy Kids Community Challenge. Learn more about the Healthy Kids Challenge and all resources available to support you promote healthy eating, physical activity and healthy behaviours for children. www.burlington.ca/healthykids.
Healthy School Challenge
The City of Burlington is challenging your school to get healthy! You are invited to take part in our Healthy School Challenge from Friday, June 10 to Friday, June 21 2019, through the goosechase app platform for your chance to win a Physical Literacy Prize Pack valued at $400 including an Omnikin Ball and Games manual.
Participating is simple:
Contest closes Friday, June 21, 2019. View Contest Rules.
|Active5 Pass
This pass grants grade 5 students free access to recreation programs including swimming, skating and open gym time.
Criteria for eligibility of the pass:
Learn more on how to obtain the Active5 pass and how you can participate, play and win prizes in our Active5 Monthly Prize Draws.
|Youth Friendly Community Recognition
Burlington was awarded a Platinum Status Youth Friendly Community Recognition award from Play Works, the Ontario Partnership for Active Youth. This means our community is youth friendly and we work ensure our youth (ages 13 - 19) have continuous access to a diversity of 'play'. Play being anything a young person does in his/her free time and can include: sport, recreation, drama, dance, music, the arts, volunteerism, leadership development, service leadership and/or civic engagement.
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Wooden Wall Cladding Assembling Scheme.
Decorative wooden wall cladding panel system is a natural product. Both the antique and the new trees are used to produce such panels. Basis of the panel is made of OSB, but there are also wall panels that exist without any bases, where parts are glued to one another. Panels are made of natural wood, so their use in wet areas is not recommended. Panels in the bathrooms can be used only in places which have no direct exposure of water.


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Picture of the Year Awards
The annual Pictures of the Year International (POYi) awards were recently announced and The Times garnered awards for contributions from the photo, video and graphics desks. Todd Heisler took second place in newspaper photographer of the year, and Jonah Kessel won third place in multimedia photographer of the year.
Note from Michele McNally and Nancy Gauss:
Here are The New York Times winners:
• Todd Heisler won second place, Newspaper Photographer of the Year
• Jonah Kessel won third place, Multimedia Photographer of the Year
• "10 Years After Katrina" was a finalist for Documentary Project of the Year with text By Campbell Robertson and Richard Fausset. Video was by Alexandra Garcia, Margaret Cheatham Williams and Andrew Blackwell. It was produced by Tanner Curtis, Haeyoun Park, Rumsey Taylor, Derek Watkins and Josh Williams. Additional reporting by Katy Reckdahl and additional production by Ben Laffin.
• Bryan Denton took third place in the feature category for "Untitled."
• Gabriella Demczuk won third place in news picture story for "Baltimore Sings the Blues."
• Todd Heisler took first place in sports picture story for "A Long Hardwood Journey."
• Joshua Weinstein won first in multimedia feature story for the Op-Doc "Holocaust Survivor Band."
• Drea Cooper, Zackary Canepari and Emma Cott won second place feature story for "The Lover," and awards of excellence in feature story for "The Bionic Man" and "The Dog."
• Samantha Stark won second place in multimedia news story for "How a Love Story Triumphed in Court."
• Nadia Sussman won an award of excellence in multimedia news story for "In Rio, Pacification Without Peace."
• Jonah Kessel won an award of excellence in documentary journalism for "A Tibetan's Journey for Justice."
• Becky Lebowitz and Jeff Furticella won first and second place in print feature story editing — newspaper, respectively, for "Holding Onto a Way of Life" and "A Long Hardwood Journey."
• Becky Lebowitz, Jeff Furticella and Beth Flynn won an award of excellence in print feature story editing — newspaper, for "Two Weeks Under a Microscope: A Grand Slam Foiled."
• "Illuminating North Korea" won second place in online feature story editing — newspaper, with photographs and video by David Guttenfelder; and produced by David Furst, Rodrigo De Benito Sanz, Douglas Schorzman and Rumsey Taylor.
• "A New Whitney" won an award of excellence produced by Jeremy Ashkenas & Alicia Desantis, graphics by Mika Grondahl, Yuliya Parshina-Kottas and Graham Roberts, and videos by Damon Winter.
• "Walking in War's Path" won first place in online news & issue story editing with photographs by Tomas Munita, text by Jodi Rudoren and Isabel Kershner, and produced by David Furst, Jon Huang, Sergia Pecanha and Steve Duenes.
• Coral Davenport, Josh Haner, Larry Buchanan and Derek Watkins took third place in online news & issue story editing for "Greenland Melting Away."
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To this end we will be very flexible with course dates when we can begin teaching again, to make it easier for students holding a gift certificate to book onto a date to suit them.
Find out more about arranging a course to suit your needs here at the Northern Sculpture Studios
Learning with us will suit people with a range of abilities and experience, from beginners upwards. We teach stone carving in relief, stone carving in the round and letter carving in stone. You may choose to complete a carving project based on one of many starting points we provide, or we can help you to realise your own idea or design. So, on any day carving with us you may see a diverse range of carving projects in progress amongst your fellow learners, as well as our own commissions in progress in our studios.
With a feeling of being apprenticed in working artists studios, you can choose to come along to learn with us in a way that best suits both your own schedule and what you hope to gain from your time with us:
1. Carve with us for one day to get a feel of working with stone and complete a small carving project to take home with you.
2. Carve with us for two days to either have a little more time to complete a slightly more involved project, or spend one day stone carving in relief and one day letter carving.
3. Or you may wish to come to us on an ongoing basis (at intervals to suit your own needs) to undertake a longer term project of your choice, or complete a series of projects that help you to develop your skills (get in touch to discuss possibilities and dates with us).
A day learning to carve with us costs £90 which includes tuition, stone, and the use of all tools needed to complete your carving. We begin work at 10am and finish at 4pm, and as we keep our group sizes small please get in touch with us to ensure a place is available. Tea, coffee and biscuits are available throughout the day, and feel welcome to bring along your packed lunch or there are a variety of choices in Driffield for a spot of lunch.
Normally, we open our Studios on the first Saturday of each month – for those wishing to work with us, to learn to carve stone. However at this time we will remain closed until government guidelines regarding the Coronavirus change.
My wife booked me on this course as a surprise as I'd expressed a vague interest in carving.
What a day!!! Tracey and Alan are really friendly and his relaxed teaching method is perfect. I carved a Yorkshire rose by following his very clear instructions. Friends and family can't believe what I've done. If you fancy a go at stone carving, and there are lots of designs a beginner can try, then I would really recommend you get in touch with Tracey and Alan.
Thank you so much for a great day.
If you have the slightest interest in stone carving, get yourself down to Driffield! I spent two days learning and carving with Alan and Tracey and cannot recommend it enough.
I had a great time and learned so much about general stone carving and the restoration carving that I was particularly interested in. Alan was so generous with his time and I can't believe how much I was able to achieve. He is a great teacher and both he and Tracey were so welcoming.
Tracey even went above and beyond to work with me and my hectic schedule to sort out a couple of dates that would work.
My general interest in stone carving has been absolutely set alight and I can't wait to get stuck in on a project at home. At least until I can get back down to Driffield!! 🙂
Had a fantastic day on the Knot work carving course. Learnt so much and I'm really pleased with the finished piece.
Alan and Tracey are very friendly, the facilities are great, and it's a lovely relaxed environment in which to learn a new skill.
I've never picked up a hammer and chisel before and I managed to make something I'm really happy with. I'll certainly be back in the future.
Letter Carving in Stone
Learn to carve an inscription in stone on one of our Carving Days….
Stone Carving in Relief
Learn to carve stone by carving a design of your choice in relief on one of our Carving Days….
Stone Carving in the Round
Develop your skills by completing a carving in the round over a number of days carving with us….
Ongoing Study
We would love to hear from you...
If you have any questions, would like to discuss commissioning us, chat about attending one of our carving days, or would like to arrange to visit us...
Give us a call...
01377 790943
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The throbbing sensation against his inner thigh had become rhythmical, urgent. The Welshman's hand, conditioned by years of training, much of it instinctive, reached deep into his pocket. After some fumbling, Ken Bones, golf organiser extraordinaire, extracted the mobile phone looked at the screen and immediately feared the worst. Shit. Don't tell me one of my drivers can't make it. After the call Ken crossed the driver's name from the starting sheet and studied the four names now without transport. Glancing round the bar he noted it was still reasonably early which, going by the numbers present, suggested a good turn-out. He reviewed the starting sheet for the umpteenth time and knew he had no choice – he booked a third mini-bus.
Some forty minutes later and Sparrow's Fart Bar, a hive of breakfast activity not ten minutes prior, now boasted just two customers; a somewhat fractious Farang and an amused Thai mini-bus driver. 'Bloody no-shows,' bemoaned Ken. 'I can handle those that have the decency to let me know, but those that don't…. jeez.' The driver, whose services had been booked just 30 minutes prior, and whose vehicle was now surplus to requirements, simply shrugged and held out his hand.
'Where the hell have you been?' said Ken.
'On the bog, ablutions,' said David. 'What's the problem?'
'You should be on the tee. Your group's there now, waiting for you. You're holding up the entire field.'
David looked at his watch; 1025. 'The sheet said 1030 start. You told me I was in the second group. That should mean I've still got ten minutes.'
Ken's eyes went skyward. 'TIT forchrissake! Look, we're in the hands of the starter. If he decides we go early, then we go early. You should know that by now.'
David was new to Pattaya. A 5-handicapper, he should have a reasonable knowledge of both rules and etiquette. The Kiwi appeared keen to fit in, although knowing he needed to be ready early had apparently escaped him. 'Anything else I need know?' he said, through clenched teeth.
Ken nodded. 'Your first task after meeting up with your clubs and caddie is to seek me out, so I can confirm your playing group and actual starting time. It also tells me you're present and correct. I can't be arsed chasing down thirty-odd golfers each time, especially those whose routine involves ablutions just before tee-off. '
Ken watched David stride off to join three Aussies on the first tee. A tad harsh, it's only his second outing, he thought. Too bad. Now where is that gang of bloody Scotsmen making up my third group? Didn't see their car in the car park.
'When are we off, Ken,' said Big Phil, a regular Sparrow's Farter.
'You were in group five, Phil, immediately after me. Are your playing partners all here?'
'Good. Get yourself and them on the tee as soon as those Antipodeans clear off. And Phil, keep an eye on the bloody Kiwi in the group, the black-shirted one that comes across as the R&A's spokesperson on all matters. Check out his pace of play. If he's playing for the Green Jacket on every shot, I want to know.'
Big Phil nodded and wandered off to collect his group. Looks like another of those days, mused Ken. He had now accounted for all but six of his charges; the four Scotsmen who had their own transport, and two Scandis who were probably on the practise tee. He decided to hold his group back at least until he had located the missing two. The other four can bloody-well fend for themselves.
He was somewhat annoyed by the shambolic start to the day. Khao Kheow Country Club was amongst his favourite courses. That and his efforts at hitting practise balls during the week – a rare event for him – meant he was hopeful of a reasonable score. Ken loved nothing more than to cast all his worries aside and partake in his favourite pastime; a round of golf with the sun on his back, on a fabulous course and the chance to be competitive – what more could a man want?
Fifteen minutes later and Ken looked on as the first of his own playing group teed it up. In the absence of any warm-up, he formulated what he knew to be a reliable swing-thought – just take it back low and slow and stay behind the ball. At that moment he felt a prod in the back. It was one of the missing Scotsmen. He moved off the tee, out of earshot. 'Yes?'
'I thought we were third off. How come we're now at the back of the field?' said the Scotsman.
'Because, Alan, you were late. I had no way of knowing where you were, so I promoted those who were here. You know the rules.'
'To hell with that,' said Alan, the Glaswegian accent hissing forth from clenched teeth. 'We've had a gutful of going last. You'll not be seeing us again.'
Ken shook his head at the departing Scot who stormed off to join his mates at the bar. 'You're up, Ken,' said one of his playing partners.
Low and slow, stay behind the ball, thought Ken as he completed his first and only practise swing. As he starts to approach his ball, a thin, nasal whine pierces the air, 'Ken, why are we playing the yellow tees? We'd be far better off playing the whites.'
Ken, choosing to ignore the comment, grits his teeth and continues with his routine. Driving is the strength of his game. So much so that he feels confident of a good result, even with the distractions he's had to put up with. The first is a par-five dogleg left, and even allowing for water down the left-hand side and OB right, it is nonetheless a wide fairway. The mind is a strange thing however, for about the time Ken starts his down-swing, it reminds him that this is the fourth bloody time this month he has heard that same bloody whine complain about the bloody tee of the bloody day. His ball, his favourite brand and a Christmas gift taken out of its wrapping just minutes before, never stood a chance.
By the time Ken made the turn he had amassed 12 stableford points, which wasn't too bad considering it had taken him four holes before he scored his first one. With just the 18th to play, he had built his score up to 31 points with an excellent back nine. Khao Kheow's a tough course. Even a net par could see me with a podium finish. He was on the tee waiting his turn when one of his playing partners, who had a similar score, asked, 'Ken, why do we pay more in green fees than other IPGC groups?'
Back in the clubhouse, showered and repasted, Ken sat alone as he compiled the results sheet. He soon realised he was two score cards missing, a problem as the owners had already left in private transport, along with their playing partners. Blast, another late presentation. His attention was drawn to an unsigned card. He looked at the name on the top and called him over. 'Your marker's signature is missing, Lob. Without that you will be DQ'd.'
Lob, a big congenial Aussie, shook his head and pointed to the table besides the one where most of his playing group were seated. It's that bloody Kiwi. He refuses to accept our Local Rules as gospel. Reckons my birdie on the 16th should've incurred a two-shot penalty because my caddie took advice from his. It's why he's playing Nigel no-friends and sitting by himself. Know-all prick.'
'And did she?' asked Ken.
'Yeah, she probably did. My putt followed his line so the two of them yak yak after his putt had missed. She just confirmed my thinking. But you know how it is out here, Ken. We can't be expected to control our caddies on everything. We allow them certain indiscretions as I tried to explain, but he said it wasn't in our Local Rules, so it's a penalty.'
Ken nodded. 'Ok, leave it with me,' he said, making his way to where David was seated.
He placed Lob's card in front of the lonely golfer. 'Not here to make friends then?'
'His caddie sought or took advice. Rule 8-1b; two-shot penalty. Simple,' said David, not bothering to look up.
Ken eased himself into the chair opposite. He spoke in a low, conspiratorial tone. 'David, you are new here. There are certain circumstances we encounter that require different management, and caddie infringement is one of them.'
David looked up. 'Fine, so apply to the R&A for their sanction, which I doubt you will get, then include it in your Local Rules.'
'Doesn't work like that. Look, I've had a trying day as it is. And DQ'ing Lob's card for lack of your signature, especially given it's probably a winning score, is not going to make it any easier. How about you take my word that what his caddie did was allowable under our conventions, and that I am perfectly happy he not be penalised.'
'What else was I to do? It's not mentioned in your Local Rules, yet it appears your regulars are well aware of it. That means some of us are singing from a different song-sheet. Hardly seems right.'
Ken sighed. 'I understand your concern, but you need to accept that those same regulars, on seeing you adversely affected by a caddie indiscretion, would advise you accordingly. Your score wouldn't suffer. Tell you what, let's have a beer or two after the presentation tonight, and I'll try and cover some of the nuances of golf in Pattaya, OK? But in the meantime, you need to lighten up and I need you to sign this card.'
By 1800 most of the day's golfers sat patiently in Sparrow's Fart Bar waiting for Ken's presentation. Their number was six less than had played that day. Unfortunately, they included two of the prize winners – from the Scottish group – and two who usually made it back, but were notoriously late. Ken apologised to the expectant crowd saying he was waiting on the arrival of two prize winners who, for some unknown reason, had been delayed. The announcement, Ken noted, was greeted with some discord.
'Ive had a gutsful of playing with that prick. Slow? A broken watch goes faster,' said Big Phil. 'Last time I play with him.'
Ken's mind wandered. This was the fourth request for alternative playing partners he had fielded in the half-hour since the presentation. His group, a veritable UN of golfers, generally got on very well. But today's combination of a tough course and high scores seems to have tested the patience of many. 'I'll see what I can do. Were you held up much?'
'Not by the group in front, no. Just by Derek. Don't know where he learnt his golf, but it wasn't at a golf club back home, and that's a fact. Four, can you believe it, four bloody practise swings before each shot. You can't tell him as he won't listen. Typical Geordie.'
'Really?' said Ken, himself an avid Newcastle supporter. He looked at the man from Birmingham, 'We occasionally need to shuffle those new to Pattaya in with our regulars, Phil. You were a newbie once. It's part of your role to teach him the error of his ways. You were similarly regarded when you first arrived, as I recall. Try telling him over a beer as opposed to out on the course. Geordies have been known to listen, as indeed has the odd Brummy.'
The familiar throbbing sensation chose that moment to return. It was a fellow IPGC golf organiser. Ken's brow creased the more the conversation went on. When the call had finished the front half of his completely bald head, normally a smooth porcelain-like dome was also furrowed. His head was bowed, propped up by his hands. His eyes were clenched tight. It appeared his next scheduled venue, a very popular course on the outskirts of Pattaya, had no record of his booking. Ken's reservation, for eight groups of four, had been made some three months prior and re-confirmed just last week. Now, according to his mate whose group had played there today, the course had closed the starting tee for the next two weeks to accommodate a huge Korean tour party. Ken stormed off to the notice board. It was as he thought; the starting sheet for their round in two days' time was already over-subscribed. His chance of securing a replacement venue with a similar tee time was, in high season, remote.
'Khun Ken, what do you do for relaxation, play golf I understand?' said the doctor.
Ken lay on his back, staring up at the transparent plastic bag whose contents were slowly being drip-fed into his body. He turned to his doctor and nodded. 'Three times a week.'
'It does not appear to relax you much, Khun Ken. I also play and when I tee it up, all thoughts not golf-related simply float away. I find all I think about is my golf. For four fabulous hours I enjoy a wonderful rest from the rigours of the day. So why doesn't it work for you?'
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Coach Jody Maske is the Director of The Chute Shooting Camps. Coach Maske has coached high school basketball for 24 years, his last 21 as the Head Girls Basketball Coach at Newell-Fonda High School. His numerous state tournament trips were highlighted with state runner-up finishes in 1997 and 2000. Coach Maske's teams were known for their great shooters, their uptempo style of play, and their pressure defense. The principles coach used in buildng his teams, are now the foundation for The Chute Shooting Camps. Coach Maske was inducted into The Iowa Coaches Hall of Fame in 2007.
Coach Craig Davis
Coach Davis has been with The Chute Camps for over 10 years. Prior to those years, Craig was part of Coach Maske's Newell-Fonda H.S Staff. Coach Davis's upbeat personality lets players know immediately that 2 things will happen at the camp: 1. Players will learn a great deal 2. Players (and Coach Davis) will have Fun! Each and every player that attends will know that Coach Davis truly cares about them, both as a player and as a person. Simply put: Everybody LIKES Coach Davis!
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Coach Booth is one of St. Louis area connections. Coach Booth played Division I Basketball and grew up in the basketball crazy state of Indiana. Coach Booth loves the game of basketball and helping kids. Chris is high energy and by his smile you know his favorite place to be, must be in the gym! Coach Booth has a strong attention to detail....his teaching of Shooting Technique and footwork are second to none. This will be Coach Booth's 9th year with The Chute Shooting Camps and we feel fortunate to have him on our staff.
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Coach Pickett (Mens Basketball Coach at Hannibal-LaGrange College in Missouri) is back for his 7th year with The Chute Camps. Josh is a task master on the court. He wants all the little things done right.... From starting camp on time to picking up water bottles and putting them where they belong. This attention to detail carries over to his teaching of the game. Coach Pickett understands that Shooting is all about Fundamentals! From the Elbow in, to the role of the off-hand, players will not just shoot the ball...they will shoot the ball correctly!
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Coach Cotter is back with the Chute camp for his 10th year. He has been a basketball coach for 25 years. His first years were as A Junior High Coach at Northwood-Kensett. He has been the Head Boys Coach at NK for ten years. During those years he has taken his team to the State Tournament twice, winning a State Title in 2007. Coach Cotter believes solid fundamentals play a huge role in the success of his teams. He is a very upbeat coach who believes summer camps need to be focused around working on fundamentals and having fun. His camps are proven to be upbeat. He believes great shooters are made- not born and the Chute can play a BIG part in this process.
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Professional Tree Care. Part 3
Often as not a well-recommended small company will prove as knowledgeable as one of the majors, and usually will be more prompt and economical. But you have nothing to lose, and maybe much to gain, by inviting a survey also from a company that advertises regionally or nationally. These people have big investments and reputations to protect. Their local representatives are prone to be just as hungry for business as the lesser operators, and therefore inclined to high-pressure you, but they can be assumed to be better informed, especially as to parasites and diseases for which remedies change from year to year. Also, local agents of big companies are strictly accountable. If you give them your work and later have complaints, you can get redress from higher authority. When you make known your wishes - and may this book help you define them - be sure the salesman knows you are going to compare his recommendations and prices with those of at least one other "expert." At the same time let him know you are not bargain-hunting. As in buying a car or painting a house, you cannot expect to get any better tree service than you pay for. Money spent on cheap tree work is money wasted. Good tree service has to cost good money.
Much more is involved in it than meets the eye. The workmen's wages may not average more than two dollars per man-hour, but before he profits the employer has many other costs to cover: compensation and liability premiums, outlay and maintenance on vehicles and tools, warehousing, office overhead, selling expenses, training time, supervision, advertising. A not unreasonable rate for a two-man crew with truck and tools is around $12 an hour. Add at least four dollars an hour labor charge for each additional worker above two. Add specific material costs such as cable, eyebolts, wood screws, wound dressing, cavity fill. It follows that you cannot expect to get a day's tree work done - good work, that is - for less than about $60 per operative on the job. An important fact to remember is that, except where the tree company proprietor is his own salesman and foreman, the man who takes your order is not the man who will do your work. The salesman will lay it out, price it, inspect it when finished, but he turns over its actual execution to a crew foreman. Some information about this important character will not come amiss, and your asking for it should not be so taken. A foreman can make or break a salesman, by performing good jobs or botches for the prices set. (Fairest to both parties is a "not to exceed" price in which the company has some leeway but passes any savings back to the client.)
In looking over your trees and estimating the time and materials they require, the salesman must translate in terms of a given crew's work capacity. This will vary directly with the foreman's ability, his attitude, and his men's attitude toward him. When you are satisfied that the salesman knows his business, means well by you, and has written up your order fairly enough, ask him about the foreman he plans to assign to your job. How long has he had this foreman? Where are he and his men working now? May you visit and watch them at work? If there is any question about a foreman's quality, this line of questioning will soon smoke it out. Good foremen are the backbone of all tree service, and good salesmen are delighted to show them off. The best foremen are workers who have come up through the ranks in the same company, and not too quickly. They are not men who have switched around from company to company to get higher pay, or young fancy Dans promoted early just because the companies were shorthanded. You can usually spot a first-rate tree foreman by his economy of motion and of words. He keeps an eye on his men's work as it goes along, and keeps them moving. Before his juniors come down from their trees he makes sure all their cuts are properly made and painted so that time will not be lost sending a man up again. He handles the most ticklish operations himself. His men don't hesitate to ask his help or instruction, because they trust his leadership and he has given them crew spirit.
If such a foreman comes to you with questions or suggestions after the salesman has gone, he may not strike you as being a brilliant conversationalist, but listen to him carefully. He is up in the trees every day. He can see much more up there than can ever be seen from the ground. Even if his ideas differ from yours and the salesman's, unless they are miles out of line, accept them. In a like way, the best salesmen are those who came up from foreman. They are taken out of the trees, put into business suits, and promoted to a drawing-account-plus-commissions basis primarily because of their thorough know-how, not their persuasiveness. I am speaking now of big-company salesmen. From the client's viewpoint, former foremen are the best. They are the least likely to be high-pressure artists. Big companies must have volume to meet their overhead. They have to support a hierarchy of high brass, promotion hotshots, cost accountants, billing clerks, and laboratory and research staffs which give the company prestige but serve the customers very vaguely. Throughout the organization there is harsh emphasis on sell, sell, SELL.
To put firecrackers under the salesmen's coattails, meetings are held at which the most unblushing Babbittries are enunciated. Contests are conducted, with prizes for the fiercest go-getters. Lectures and literature analyze the prospects' sales resistance, and how to break it down. A favorite theme is snob appeal - keeping up with the Joneses. This type of training produces glib spielers who have learned their tree patter in the company's sales seminars. They might as well be selling automobiles or brushes door-to-door. Nowadays the big companies hire all too many of this type in their frantic pursuit of business volume. But for treemen tried and true, fancy sales techniques have no charm. Short of the direct question to men who solicit your business, "Have you yourself worked in the trees?" a sound rule for judging them is: the less they talk, the more you can believe them.


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D'Angelo Lewis-Harris: A Ninja Warrior who battles negative influences among Wilmington's youth
Batman is D'Angelo Lewis-Harris' favorite superhero. Why? Because Batman has no superpowers. His strength comes from sheer willpower, drive and determination.
And that's how the 36-year-old, also known as "D'Fitness Guy," lives his life. That philosophy is manifested in his physique, in his advocacy for Wilmington's youth, and in the fact that two months ago he competed in American Ninja Warriors (ANW), a sports entertainment TV series.
"It was one of the most amazing things I've ever done," says Lewis-Harris, who at age 8 watched the program, hoping to be in it one day.
"If I'd been 100 percent I could've crushed it," says the Wilmington resident, who was struck by an SUV while running in June of last year. For almost five months, he had to use a cane and walker as he slowly healed from wrist surgery and several injuries.
Early this year, he received an email from ANW asking him to apply. He had about two months to train before the show was taped in late May in Philadelphia.
He says his recovery from the accident and being one of 125 chosen to participate in ANW out of 70,000 submissions from the East Coast region sent a message to his two young children and the youth he helps.
"I live what I teach," says the single dad. "Everyone has falls, but it's how you choose to recover that makes a difference." He says he became a living example of what he preaches—persevere, be strong and steadfast.
Lewis-Harris helps 200-300 youth a month by organizing events and workshops to curtail gang violence, drug and alcohol abuse, and other negative behaviors. He works as a prevention specialist at West End Neighborhood House (WENH) in Wilmington.
To maximize its efforts, WENH's collaborators include the Police Athletic League, Hilltop Lutheran Community Center, and Wilmington Job Corps.
Lewis-Harris, who has a master's degree in education counseling, says that in his job and in his volunteer work he promotes education, a healthy lifestyle, and teaches positive decision-making and problem solving to kids and young adults.
He volunteers at the Boys and Girls Club in Wilmington and other non-profits, teaching life skills. He also speaks at school conferences on behalf of special education students and students who don't have parents or strong family support.
"He connects with them," says Marlo Edwards, employment specialist at WENH. "He tells them, 'I too lost my father at a young age. I've seen what you've seen. I've been tempted too, but I didn't want to travel that path."'
In 2011, his father, William Harris, who was a basketball coach, died of a heart attack during a basketball game. "He was suddenly gone," Lewis-Harris says. "We (Lewis-Harris and his younger brother, Mike) had to grow up quickly."
Although he had always been physically active, Lewis-Harris says his father's death convinced him not to take his own health for granted and to live each day to the fullest.
Physical fitness helped him build confidence, a disciplined work ethic, and faith—qualities his parents instilled in him. Tattooed on his left arm are the words "Carpe Diem"—"seize the day" in Latin.
As part of his busy schedule, Lewis-Harris works out five to six days a week, four hours a day, and customizes his exercises to get the maximum effect. At 190 pounds, and 9 percent body fat, he can do 400 pounds on the bench press. He also runs a 7-minute mile.
He says he plans to apply again for American Ninja Warrior. "I now have ample time to train and be in the running for next year."


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One World Lithium Announces Stock Option Grant And Debt Settlements
VANCOUVER, B.C. / March 02, 2019 – One World Lithium Inc. (CSE-OWLI) ("OWL") (the "Company") announces it has granted incentive stock options to certain of its directors, officers, management and consultants to purchase up to an aggregate of 2,450,000 common shares of the Company (the "Options"). The Options are fully vested and exercisable for on or before March 01, 2021, at a price of $0.19 per share, being the closing price of the Company's common shares on the Canadian Stock Exchange on February 28, 2019, the last trading prior to the date of grant. All Options were granted in accordance with the Company's stock option plan.
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"The healing of the spirit has not been completed until openness to challenge becomes a way of life." – M. Scott Peck
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My pen name is J.M. Davies. I am a CEO, writer, coach, and a yoga teacher, who reaches the divine when she dances. I'm also a Master of Arts (MAPolSc), mother and a soulmate wife. I believe in the transformative power of love, and I am dedicated to becoming an example of this transformation. A good sense of humour is essential in love. Therefore my motto is "lighten up to be enlightened". Through our company Saturakkaus Inc. I help people not only to arrive where they are heading, as well as to be contented while doing it, and to reach for the stars so that they will continue to be satisfied also after reaching their goals. Right now I'm most passionate about helping people to live real fairytale lives that is a result of their own brilliant big picture. For the time being all the company information is in Finnish but you can always read my blog Enjoying the Joy or my books to get inspired.
I aim to make a positive influence on society mainly through being present and loving. I wrote my Master's Thesis on U.S. foreign policy rhetoric in relation to Cuba. I have written articles on gender issues, peace, conflicts, religion etc. for various magazines. In addition to these, I have been writing all kinds of literature as an Information Officer. Furthermore, I'm the author of Apsara's Dance – an inspirational novel on living a soulful life while fulfilling one's dreams as well as Lighten Up To Be Enlightened! – a self-help book for spiritual seekers. My latest book is a short story collection called Meal of Love. In addition to writing, I receive energy from reading, practicing and teaching yoga and dance, as well as playing with my daughter and husband. Check out my Author Page on Amazon to know more and to connect with me by replying to the discussions I have started.
I describe myself as a spiritual peace-builder who is curious about everything in life. I think that as one combines these features, one guards healthy moral values, at the same time as one takes into account the diversity of life and the beauty of grace. Through my writing I wish to bring all my favourite spiritual truths alive to the people of the 21st century. I believe that the Bible has many great teachings, such as the passage from Luke 10:27-28. However, at the same time I want to stay away from the judgmental mentality that reading the Bible and pursuing virtuous spiritual life can easily awaken.
Read more about me from the posts "My Profile", "My Personality" and "Who am I?".
One Response to "The Blog and Its Creator"
December 29, 2009 at 7:24 pm
Please excuse the simplicity and lack of depth of my first comment, as your writings deserve more thoughtful and profound reactions, but all I can think while reading you and looking at you is..
Oh, yes…finally proven, angels do exist. Eurythmics sounding on the background..
"There must be an angel,
playing with my heart"
"Sweet dreams are made of this.."
Regards from Spain,


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The note on the building was purchased and significant capital and tenant improvements were completed, bringing the facility to near full occupancy. At the time of acquisition, the building was 100% vacant. Today it is well leased and well capitalized, and remains a stable investment within the Hemingway portfolio.
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Dental implants provide your dentist with a permanent way to replace your missing teeth. At Kent clinic Staplehurst Dental Practice, our skilled implants team can replace one, some, or even all of your natural teeth with the help of implants.
How dental implants work
To put it simply, dental implants are replacement tooth roots. They are placed directly in contact with your jaw bone in a small operation, which is carried out here at our modern Kent dental practice.
The number of dental implants you will need will depend on your clinical need. If you need many or all your teeth replaced, you usually won't need as many implants as teeth, as several teeth – in the form of a bridge or denture – can be supported by one implant. When you come into our Kent practice for an implant consultation, your dentist will let you know how many implants you will require.
We offer All-on-4 implants at our Kent practice, which enables your dentist to restore a full jaw of teeth using just four dental implants. In this case, your permanent new teeth will be attached at the same time.
All-on-4 treatment and immediate tooth placement isn't suitable for all implant cases; your dentist will discuss the best way to fulfil your needs at your initial consultation.
With standard dental implants, a healing period of a couple of months is required. During this time, the implants integrate with your jaw bone, providing an extremely strong base on to which your new teeth will then be attached.
Once false teeth – a bridge, dentures, or crown – have been attached to your implants, they will look and act just like natural teeth. You will be able to eat a full, healthy diet including all your favourite foods, and of course you will also be able to smile with confidence.


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A pawsome treat for your dog's pawsome birthday! Made with Whole Wheat Flour, Organic Pumpkin, All Natural Peanut Butter, and Organic Flax. Decorated with Tapioca icing and all natural dyes and sugar-free sprinkles! NO Preservatives. Simply baked then dehydrated!
Each order comes with 5 medium-sized bones in a cute box!
We suggest a shelf life of up to 6 months, stored at room temperature.
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Mental Health Month was started in 1949 and today is celebrated internationally to raise awareness about mental health and the crises that occur when we fail to address mental health concerns early and effectively.
Sometimes clinical terms don't do justice to what life with a mental illness feels like. We know that two people with the same diagnosis can experience the same symptom and describe it in very different ways. Let's take fear for example: Jamie describes fear as being scared to the point of feeling paralyzed, while Andre describes fear as an overwhelming urge to run away. It can be confusing and sometimes contribute to ongoing silence or hesitation to get help. It's important for people to talk about how it feels to live with a mental illness.
This May, Meghan Reitz & Associates and Mental Health America are calling on you to share what life with a mental illness feels like by tagging your social media posts with #mentalillnessfeelslike.
Posting with this hashtag is a way to speak up, to share your point of view with people who may be struggling to explain what they are going through—and help others figure out if they too are showing signs of a mental illness.
Research shows that by ignoring symptoms, we lose ten years in which we could intervene in order to change people's lives for the better. Speaking out about what mental illness feels like can encourage others to recognize symptoms early on in the disease process, and empower individuals to be agents in their own recovery.
Learn more about getting help here in the Schaumburg area by contacting us at MLRA for an appointment
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Apprentice Leisure Attendant VAC-33362
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Serco are working with an external organisation for recruitment to this apprenticeship scheme. Your application will be shared with an external organisation. By continuing with your application you are consenting to your application being shared with our partner Lifetime Training
This is a 12-15 month Apprenticeship and during this time, you will work towards your Level 2 Diploma in Leisure Operations with award winning training delivered by Lifetime Training. This is a work based training programme.
The Leisure Attendants role is to work within the leisure centre ensuring customer safety and high standards of service and customer care at all times in of utmost importance. The role will involve supervision of specific poolside activities, maintaining high standards of cleanliness in particular in customer critical areas and the safe handling and set up of equipment.
• Provide supervision of swimming pools to ensure customer safety at all times by preventing accidents and incidents and by taking the appropriate action in the event of these occurring.
• Ensure equipment is set up in order to meet the needs of the programmed activities.
• Undertake cleaning tasks as required to ensure the centre is well presented and monitor standards of cleanliness in customer critical areas such as changing rooms and toilets.
• Monitor customer use within the centre and ensure unsafe practices are promptly dealt with or reported as appropriate.
• Maintain high levels of customer service at all times ensuring you have a full product knowledge of the services and activities available at the centre
• Attend monthly swimming training sessions in order to demonstrate competency and maintain a valid NPLQ qualification.
• Follow the processes laid down in the SMS (Serco Management System), in particular, the Pool Normal Operating, Pool Emergency and Centre Emergencies Procedures.
• Consistently and actively apply good housekeeping principles, such as turning off lights and equipment when not in use, in order to contribute to our strategy to reduce utility consumption and carbon footprint.
Responsible to the Senior Duty Manager
If you are invited to interview for this role you will be required to complete a swim test as part of the interview process, in order to be considered for the role you must be able to demonstrate you are able to do the following.
• Jump/dive into deep water
• Swim 50 metres in no more than 60 seconds
• Swim 100 metres continuously on front and back in deep water and then tread water for 30 seconds
• Surface dive to floor of pool (deepest part)
• Climb out unaided without ladders/steps and where pool design permits
Location: Basingstoke
Position Type: Apprenticeship
Sector: Fitness and Active Leisure
Working Week : 40 Hours Per Week combination of early, late & weekend shifts
Weekly Wage : £170.00
Application Deadline: 25-02-2019
Possible Start Date : 04-03-2019


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Extra! tapes their shows at The Grove and they usually have a celebrity or two each day to tape a segment for an upcoming episode. The celebrity is usually promoting a movie, TV show, album, or noble cause. Most guests are not worth having to fight through LA traffic to see. Victoria Justice does not fall into this category.
There were more people there than I expected. I think most were tourists shopping there or coming from other nearby attractions and tapings. There were lots of young people there; perhaps it was their Spring Break. It does seem like Victoria's fanbase is growing. That's not surprising.
The taping starts with Maria Menounos showing up and recording some segments on her own, and then everyone waits for Victoria to show up. The Extra stage guy instructs folks when to applause and other general instructions. Victoria arrives. Everyone applauds. She walks up on the stage and the segment begins. She is starting a nationwide concert tour with Big Time Rush, so that's what she is promoting. They pulled some young people from the crowd to ask her some questions. It lasted awhile. She then waved goodbye to the crowd and left.
Then I bought some jeans from Banana Republic (not pictured).


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Title: Needle Tatting Cross Bookmark
Author/Designer: Kenna Prior
Format/Publication Date: CARD:2001
Publisher: Annie's Attic, Big Sandy, TX
Page Count: 1
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: None
SUMMARY- I bought this expecting an assortment of bookmarks - turns out there's just the one that is shown on the cover. The pattern is on the back of the large card. Annie's Attic did a couple of special patterns this way - a swan basket comes immediately to mind, but even that had 3 pages. Needle tatting doesn't come out as stiff as shuttle tatting, so I imagine this bookmark would come out pretty floppy with the arms as narrow as they are. You'll almost certainly have to starch it, and the finishing instructions do indeed direct you to do so.
All contents of this site & copy; 2001-2015 Something Under the Bed®;
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Google Introduces new Gmail Go, know what's special?
Google has announced Gmail Go, a new version of Gmail. It's a light version app of Gmail that looks like the main Gmail app. This app is specially designed for entry level cheap smartphones, which offers low end processors. In spite of internet connectivity low, this Gmail Go app will load faster.
Significantly, Google has launched several Go-series apps like Android Go. These apps include Google Assistant, Maps Go, Youtube Go and Google Go. Actually whatever Google makes Go-series aess, its sole purpose is to make it worth running in cheap smartphones.
Gmail Go takes a lot less space than the main Gmail app. The Gmail App takes 47MB, whereas according to reports, Gmail Go takes only 25 MB of space.
The Gmail Go app also has features similar to the Gmail app. Here too, you can add more than one account, turn on push notifications and send attachments too. There are also different tabs for different email types that you get in the main Gmail app.
Google has not yet announced the launching date of Gmail Go. This app is now available on Google Play Store
Talking about the features, almost all the features are the same as the main Gmail app. Now this also raises a question that what is the difference between Gmail Go and Gmail's main app? If Gmail is coming in such a short space then more features are almost the same, then why would people keep the main Gmail app by giving more space and data? Because this also affects your mobile performance.
• A smarter inbox – focus on messages from friends and family first, while social and promotional emails are categorised neatly for when you have time.
• Less spam – your account stays safe and clutter free because Gmail Go blocks spam before it hits your inbox.
• 15 GB of free storage – forget about deleting messages to save space.
• Multiple account support – set up both Gmail and non-Gmail addresses (Outlook.com, Yahoo Mail or other IMAP/POP email)


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Shruti Sunil Jose wrote a new post, TEARDROPS-Poem by Sruthi Sunil Jose 1 year ago
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All the way to the ground,
Carrying all my sorrow and agony
To the ground.
The water droplets that,
Is carrying all my pain,
Is falling down.
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You should always be neat,
So that people smile
When you are seen
Wear clean clothes and take bath
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You are the light that guides me,
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2014 was a complicated year for that Amazing Spider-Man Peter Parker, a character split between two companies for his public representation. Selling the film rights to Spider-Man in the late 70s and wheeling-and-dealing for a motion picture adaptation in the 1980s lead to Marvel Comics losing control of the Spider-Man film rights as the property suddenly became viable with advancements in filmmaking technology. Marvel Comics held on strong to the IP protection rights, which allowed them to franchise Spider-Man product outside of the films. With Sony having acquired the film rights in 1999, the first decade of the new millennium was mutually beneficial for both them and Marvel with director Sam Raimi and star Tobey Maguire building a trilogy of films that only managed to get bigger at the worldwide box office (Spider-Man 1, 2, and 3 made $821, $783 and $890 in millions respectively).
Sam Raimi was pulled away from the series and Marvel Studios, founded under Spider-Man executive producer Avi Arad, was bought out by Disney with its parent company and given the freedom to make its own films under president Kevin Feige. With the success of Iron Man in 2008, Marvel announced their plans to have a crossover Avengers movie in 2012. Sony's Spider-Man reboot team refused to be outdone so they slotted The Amazing Spider-Man with Marc Webb directing and Andrew Garfield in the lead in 2012. Neither film was a flop, but history will remember The Avengers for the game-changing blockbuster it was and will only remember The Amazing Spider-Man as doing well enough to precipitate Amazing Spider-Man 2.
By the time production started on Sony's fifth Spider-Man film, the mega franchise had risen and studios suddenly looked at their non-Batman film franchises in a new way. Now it looked like any character in the licensing you bought could be monetized into a series or movie of his or her own. While Warner Bros had made a deal to absorb DC Comics and their popular multiverse of characters, Sony and Fox were left with Marvel characters they had made popular in the age when sequels, not spin-offs, were the desire of the audience. Much like how Sony's first Spider-Man trilogy proved there was money in brightly colored Marvel Comics heroes, Marvel had now proved to Sony that a continuity-heavy structure for a film series could go beyond bringing back the same audience but could also foster interest in new crossover properties. Sony planned to use Amazing Spider-Man 2 as a jumping off point for their Spider-Verse, giving Andrew Garfield a contracted third Spider-Man film, while also announcing a solo Sinister Six spin-off film that would come before Amazing Spider-Man 3 and would feature six famous Spider-Man comic heroes whose origins would be hinted at during the majority of Amazing Spider-Man 2.
But, this year, Sony got struck with some good old Parker luck.
Amazing Spider-Man 2 had a worldwide gross of $709 million, which ended up being a failure only for the franchise's grand plan of making the Amazing series its spin-off maker. In the annals of history, Amazing Spider-Man 2 will be remembered as a flop (even though it boosted Sony into a surprisingly profitable first quarter of 2014 along with 22 Jump Street) because three days after it opened to confused critics, Sony balked at the interconnected universe for Spider-Man and was sent into a tailspin. Creatives attached to future Spider-films (Cabin the Woods' Drew Goddard to Sinister Six and Star Trek Into Darkness' Alex Kurtzman on Venom) were left hanging as Sony Pictures Entertainment struggled to figure out what the safest step forward would be. A year before the movie opened, SPE Chair Amy Pascal told Ain't It Cool News that the studio would "never, ever ever" sell Spider-Man. All it took was a few weeks of Dubstep Electro in theaters and suddenly "never ever" was on the table.
Before Amazing Spider-Man 2 had opened, Captain America's sequel, The Winter Soldier, set the record for an April opening at $95 million its first weekend. With Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy mostly finished by that time, discussions about the third Captain America movie began and the idea of including Spider-Man in an adaptation of Marvel Comics' "Civil War" event suddenly seemed financially possible for Marvel who hadn't missed with a movie since The Incredible Hulk failed to two-punch 2008. Sony was already in touch with Marvel negotiating which parts of the Spider-Man universe would be in play for their new schemes, so when Amazing Spider-Man 2 collapsed on itself so quickly, Marvel used the connection to float the idea of a Spider-Man sharing deal that would allow both companies to share the price of future Spider-Man movies while using the character in Captain America: Civil War.
Many versions of the deal were discussed, but the major sticking point was the placement of Sony's Spider-Man team, especially producers Avi Arad and Matt Tolomach and where they planned to take the series. Debates over who would control the creative direction of the character, costuming, casting, even if Drew Goddard or the Russo brothers (directors of The Winter Soldier) would step in to control the shared mini-franchise. Ultimately, Sony didn't want to cede control of a character that is still more profitable than any single Marvel hero and Marvel didn't need to either--they re-arranged their Civil War movie to feature Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man and to introduce Chadwick Boseman as The Black Panther.
In 2013, Sony's largest single investor was a hedge fund called Third Point. Its manager Daniel Loeb wrote a critical letter to SPE's parent company about splitting the movie division off to free up the Sony Electronics stock. It caused quite an uproar over the summer last year, leading to Pascal having to deny the sale of Spider-Man. Loeb's anger over 2013's box office performance of White House Down and After Earth compounded and lead to Third Point selling off its shares in October this year (pre-hack but still in the middle of more creative floundering from Sony Pictures Entertainment). Loeb's exit included a statement that Sony had been profitable for Third Point, but the company was moving on. It's unclear how much of this can be attributed to Sony's refusal to handle the SPE film division the way Third Point wanted, but it seems in line with Loeb's statements last year that he feels the electronics division has the potential for billion-dollar profits, not superheroes with shared intellectual property rights. Having Amazing Spider-Man 2 make money on paper was fine but rendering a franchise inert in the process was still a bad move.
Now, Pascal and other studio executives have more than Spider-Man to worry about with the fiasco surrounding hundreds of terabytes of stolen data and terrorist threats that targeted, prevented the release of, lead to public outcry over, and eventually promoted the digital resurgence of their North Korean-themed media spoof The Interview. Waiting to debut a digital release strategy to for the film until after the President of the United States said canceling its release was a mistake does not outwardly appear like the strategic move of a company that is on stable creative ground.
Its public perception that Sony Pictures Entertainment is not only making bad movies but is also holding back greater Sony investments, which is the problem that will eventually lead to Spider-Man returning home to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The character has never failed to bring in less than $700 million at the worldwide box office and the longer SPE holds onto Spider-Man with diminishing returns, the more pressure they will get to treat Spider-Man like an asset, not a property. The deal that was left on the table before Spider-Man was scuttled off Civil War was only contentious because Sony wanted to maintain creative control. Now, post-hack, if the choice is between sharing Spider-Man and avoiding stock-craziness or an outright sale, creative control might be beyond bargaining.


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Which Fly Fishing Rod is Ideal For You?
Fly angling is unique in relation to customary angling techniques in a few critical ways. These imperative refinements serve to make the fly angling pole the most critical bit of gear you purchase.
Customary angling utilizes a bar outfitted with about weightless, straightforward, monofilament line to cast a weighted guide into the water. Fly angling basically turns around this procedure by utilizing a weighted, translucent line to cast an almost weightless guide into the water. The activity of the bar is basic to having the capacity to thrown the fly.
It is additionally not quite the same as conventional angling in that the fly fisher never puts their bar down. Fly fishers cast the whole time they are angling. This settles on the choice of which pole to purchase imperative. Fishermen who are fly angling will go through the whole day with the bar in their grasp making throws.
Which Fly Fishing Rod is Ideal For You?
The strategy for getting a fish is additionally unique when fly angling. While the angling reel is vital in customary angling it isn't almost so vital in fly angling. It utilizes a strategy of stripping line by hand. The reel is generally utilized as a capacity compartment for extra line.
The decision of which fly angling pole bar to purchase is to be sure a vital choice that will affect your pleasure in the game a lot. Almost all cutting edge poles are produced using some sort of graphite compound. There are a couple of bamboo poles still made however they are very costly contrasted with a graphite bar. There are numerous decisions of graphite fly angling bars accessible however.
Fly angling poles are arranged by weight (for example, a 6-weight pole – additionally composed as 6wt). The heaviness of the fly pole you purchase will be dictated by where you mean to angle. It is vital to utilize line that coordinates the heaviness of the pole when fly angling. A few bars are intended to be multi-weight bars and may securely be utilized with a few unique loads of line.
Which Fly Fishing Rod is Ideal For You?
One general principle when looking for a fly bar is to buy the most costly bar you can bear. This exhortation depends on the understanding that the pole is the most vital bit of fly angling hardware in your outfit. You can generally redesign your reel later in the event that you choose you need a superior reel.
It is dependably a smart thought to visit shops that sell fly angling gear before settling on an official choice. Regardless of whether you intend to buy your pole through a shop on the Internet it will be useful to really deal with a few unique bars before settling on a ultimate conclusion. Keep in mind excessively that while fly fishers will in general be a stubborn cluster, fly angling bars are to a great extent an individual inclination. In the event that a pole simply does not feel great in your grasp it doesn't make a difference what number of specialists prescribe that pole.