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N.J. Jewish cemeteries receive S. Florida support
April 19th, 2006
Boca Raton Times
By Veronica Zaragovia
Special to the Times
From the looks of the Jewish cemeteries owned by Congregation Shaarey Tefiloh in Perth Amboy, one wouldn't know that the Friends for Preservation of Middlesex County Jewish Cemeteries is trying to raise $1 million for their restoration and maintenance.
The organization was created in 2005 by descendents of the interred who have roots in this part of New Jersey. Many now live in South Florida, either temporarily or permanently, and want to spread awareness among the now-dispersed community.
"We've been compiling names of people that live down here that had connections with the cemeteries," said Sheila Schechtman, now a resident of Tamarac. "Many don't have any idea that the cemetery is in such deplorable condition. They are overrun with ivy, and the problem is we're not there to take care of them."
"I hadn't seen [community member] Frances Diener since I was little," Schechtman said. "When I saw her, I started crying."
"Although my father's grave is nice, my mother's grave has not one leaf left, even though we had done a lot of planting. I sent [Mona Shangold] a check, so they could plant and restore it. It's hard to see anything the way it is now."
Shangold, a doctor who lives in the Garden State, is the president and one of the organization's founders.
The deceased paid for perpetual care of their burial sites, but the funds are now insufficient and need replenishing. "We are coming together because we all value these cemeteries and are determined to step up to action," Shangold said.At the reunion, some became aware that they have ancestors buried at the cemetery. Others found out by doing a virtual tour of the Hebrew Fraternity Cemetery and the Congregation Shaarey Tefiloh Cemetery, which is offered on the organization's Web site.
Because a significant number of Middlesex County residents live in South Florida, Kinnie Gorelick, who now lives in Boca Raton, spearheaded the annual reunion. Although Gorelick and her husband, Jerry, have organized it for the past 12 years, this year the chairs were Glenda and Ken Gordon of Delray Beach
The reunions are as heartwarming as they are informational.
"It is an opportunity for us to update our friends in Florida about the Jewish community in Middlesex County [and] about Federation's programs and services," said Gerrie Bamira, executive director of the Jewish Federation of Greater Middlesex County.
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I totally understand what's going on. Any suggestions to get rid of it ?? Anything i can do ?? My system should not have such a problem.. CPU: i7 6700k GPU: R9 390X 8Gb RAM: 16Gb @ 3200 Mhz SSD: 850 EVO ( the game and windows are in here ) Resolution Scale 115% Everything Epic except shadows which are at low. Low FXAA and SweetFx enabled Vsync On Usually i get a steady 60+ on 72 player servers and never had any issue. I know people play with less fps and don't have any problem with it, but i paid a lot of money to play this game as it should be played and i'm frustrated of this problem.
It's a drop that it's not permanent. All happens in seconds. When I zoom out, about a sec after it drops and lasts about 2 seconds. Then normal again. It happens every time I use binoculars. Scoped weapons are fine, no problem at all, just the binos.
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Maverickos posted a topic in Software SupportTitle says it all, whenever i use the binoculars i get an fps drop. That started happen after V5 and V5.1 . I didn't have any problems since the patch and my pc is good enough for squad at a high level. It's weird actually because it happens exactly 2 seconds after i zoom out. Any help ?
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I just read something puzzling on Reddit regards ETA for V5 update : https://www.reddit.com/r/joinsquad/comments/48l7h8/any_eta_on_the_new_v5_update/d0ki6fx Quoted from korypostma "Content release mainly as most of the programmers are working on said issues, expect it perhaps within a week or two, but this all depends upon QA passing it." So one or two weeks for the update ??
Dude read the first post please. I already own a 390X. Yeah 8gb of ram is a "must" these days. I have gone to 16gb just to be ahead for future projects. Don't think about it, just do it. With 4gb you will regret it.
Yeah sorry about that, i was too busy playing. Well the game plays awesome. 1920x1080@60HzResolution scale : 120%AA and MSAA offEverything at Epic except shadows ( medium )From new visual settings only AO enabledSweetFX enabled72 player server has 70+ fps except for some occasions which drops down to 50. Game looks fantastic !! I was an AMD fanboy but i think i have to reconsider this :) :)
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We're diving into seasonal color theory specifics and taking a look at the visual brand elements for the summer brand personality. [affiliate links may be used, at no additional cost to you. thank you for supporting witt and company!]
Before we dive into identifying your brand's season, let's walk through each one individually, to give you a sense of what it means to embody that season as a brand.
I want to first issue a little disclaimer: when picking which season your brand falls into, first, listen to your gut, your intuition. Your first instinct is probably right. And picking a season isn't about checking all the boxes and making sure it aligns perfectly with the personality traits. The season is more of a guideline and as you become more familiar with that season's style and personality, you can tweak and update your brand as needed. Remember, brands are fluid and will evolve with your business.
Okay, let's talk seasons.
Last week, we talked about the spring personality and today is all about summer.
When you envision the summer personality, think about the lazy, relaxed days of summer.
Summer brands are well organized, efficient, and very productive. They do their best work in environments with structure and order. They're sensitive, supportive, and have a strong sense of responsibility.
Keywords: Elegant, refined, high quality, balance, calm, serious, reliable, relaxed, supportive, responsible, delicate, simple, romantic
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Brand voice: The brand voice for summer is refined and more on the formal side. Spelling errors and slang fell out of place for this brand personality.
Colors: Summer colors are cool, muted, and elegant.
Graphics and Patterns: Summer patterns and graphics are delicate and simple. Think hand-drawn elements, serif and script fonts, and elegant lines.
Textures: Summer textures are high quality, graceful, and classic. Think fabric, wood, vintage, and watercolor.
Photography style: Summer photos are all about quality and elegance. Think light and airy with high-quality accents and/or textured paper for styling props.
For even more visual inspiration, click here to check out my summer personality Pinterest board.
Next week, we'll explore the fall personality, and if you need to catch up on the other Build Your Brand Foundation pillars, click here.
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This easy-to-follow prime rib recipe comes from Chef Ray Lampe (A.K.A. Dr. BBQ). It's his master blueprint for preparing a succulent, incredibly flavorful prime rib—the perfect centerpiece protein for any special occasion feast.
How to Make It
Remove roast from refrigerator 1 hour before you plan to cook. Prepare a Big Green Egg® or other charcoal grill for indirect heat with a drip pan at 350°F.
Combine butter, olive oil, basil, tarragon, rosemary, and thyme in a small bowl. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Reserve about 1/4 cup butter mixture.
Use a paring knife to cut several holes on both sides of roast; insert sliced garlic into holes. Sprinkle roast generously on all sides with salt and pepper. Spread butter mixture all over roast, applying the heaviest layer to fat cap.
Place roast, fat side up, on grill grate and cook until a thermometer inserted deep into center of roast registers 120°F, about 2 hours. Transfer roast to a platter; tent loosely with aluminum foil, and let stand 20 to 30 minutes.
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Staying active is important for a healthy lifestyle, but it's sometimes easier said than done. A Dallas GA chiropractic center could serve as a useful resource to help patients incorporate more movement into their daily routine.
Patients can access audio/visual content or read transcripts for exercise routines online. Workout regimens include front arm strengthening, abdominal oblique strengthening, and various stretching exercises that improve range of motion. Patients should consult a professional first to be sure they're healthy enough for strenuous activity and can pace themselves appropriately.
Patients are encouraged to partner with practitioners to reach their wellness goals. They can also reduce their risk of pain and injuries. The Dallas GA chiropractic center offers several suggestions.
For activities that require being on their feet for long periods, patients should wear comfortable shoes and maintain good posture. The practitioner also recommends orthotics to minimize pain and strain during physical activity.
For sedentary activities, such as working at a desk, it's best to get up and stretch every 20 minutes. Stretching is also important before doing any kind of lifting. When picking objects up, bend at the knees and don't lift anything that's too heavy.
Before engaging in any type of physical activity, even something low-impact like gardening, stretching and warming up beforehand is a good idea to minimize the risk of pulling or tearing a muscle.
In addition to providing tips on posture and stretching, the Dallas GA chiropractic center recommends several therapeutic exercises. Some of these, such as partial sit-ups, knee-to-chest exercises, low back extensions, and "cat camel" and "superman" maneuvers, strengthen back and core muscles.
Other therapeutic movements require a stability ball. These include double leg lifts, crunches, and push-ups that involve bending at the elbow.
Other exercises include single-leg reverse curls, hip rolls, single-arm lateral pulldowns, shoulder and spinal rotations, and other movements that incorporate several muscle groups. A variety of neck exercises and stretches are outlined. The Dallas GA chiropractic center has tips for healthy movement, from specific exercises to everyday activities.


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WEST HAM forward Lucas Perez reportedly 'refused to warm up' during the second half for the Hammers against Everton.
It is believed the 30-year-old had been in line to replace Mark Noble in the 70th minute, but Colombian midfielder Carlos Sanchez came on in his place.
While Perez was also a candidate to replace the injured Marko Arnautovic in the 64th minute, Michail Antonio was preferred.
Sky Sports had reported that the ex-Arsenal ace - who could be seen arguing with West Ham's goalkeeping coach Xavi Valero on the dugout - refused to get himself ready on the touchline.
Speaking after the game, Pellegrini tried to play down the row: "Maybe it looks bad and you can think he refuses.
"But Lucas did not refuse and I don't have any problem with the player."
Pellegrini, who celebrated his 65th birthday with the win, added: "When Marko was injured, I called Lucas because he was doing a warm-up.
"But then I saw he was sat on the bench and Antonio was working and ready, that's why I brought him on instead, rather than waiting for Lucas to warm up again.
"Antonio was ready; Lucas had to warm up a little bit more."
Former Liverpool and Manchester United striker Michael Owen said of the incident: "No matter what you get paid to play. And you get asked to do something you got to do it.
"We'll find out, hopefully, what the reason is, so I'd only be speculating. But that's the line to cross that you shouldn't cross."
TalkSPORT reporter Ian Abrahams tweeted: "Lucas Perez refusing to warm up? Bloke's lucky he's on the bench. Shown very little either at Arsenal or West Ham, that he is good enough."
While Millwall's Head of Coaching Kenny Brown said: "Lucas Perez refuses to warm up with 20 mins to go. Incredible lack of respect and professionalism."
Perez is yet to start in the Premier League for West Ham following his move from the Gunners.
While he failed to impress against AFC Wimbledon in the EFL Cup as the Hammers edged out a 3-1 victory.


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Blends of the low-bandgap polymer poly[(9,9-dioctylfluorenyl-2,7-diyl)-co-5,5- (4',7'-di-2-thienyl-2',1',3'-benzothiadiazole] (APFO-3) and the fullerene derivative [6,6]-phenyl–C61–butyric acid methyl ester (PCBM) were spin-coated from chloroform solution into thin films, which were examined with dynamic secondary ion mass spectrometry. For blends with high PCBM content, the depth profiles show composition waves that were caused by surface-directed phase separation during spin-coating. The formation of such multilayer structures by spontaneous self-stratification is likely to have implications for optimization strategies for the performance of organic solar cells
When creating thin films of polymer blends, interesting morphologies are formed because of phaseseparation. In particular for conjugated polymers, which are used as active material in optoelectronic devices, it is very important to understand the parameters that influence the phaseseparation process and to achieve control over the morphology. The overall goal of this blend morphology study is to contribute to the design of device structures with desired performance.
Here we present results of morphology studies on thin films of polyfluorene-based blends with the fullerene derivative [6,6]-phenyl-C61-butyric acid methyl ester (PCBM). The polymers used are poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene) (F8) and four different copolymers of F8. The thin films are spin coated from chloroform solutions onto silicon substrates and their surface morphology is imaged by tapping mode atomic force microscopy (AFM). We observe that the size and the shape of the domains in the film depend on the structure of the polymer. The nature of the monomer that, together with F8, is building the repeating unit in the copolymers has a strong effect on the phaseseparation in the polymer: PCBMblend. Since phaseseparation is influenced by interactions between components of the blend and the solvent, these results indicate that the degree of chemical interaction between polymer, solvent and PCBM, is different for the different blends. For the systems that form larger domains there is a clear correlation between the domain size (area) and the polymer/PCBMblend ratio. We also observe that the spin speed affects the thickness of the films and that the domain size increases with increasing thickness, primarily due to longer drying times
We report on the effect of the substrate on the vertical phase separation in spin-coated thin films of poly[(9,9-dioctylfluorenyl-2,7-diyl)-co-5,5-40,70-di-2-thienyl-20,10,30-benzothiadiazole] (APFO-3) blended with [6,6]-phenyl-C61-butyric acid methyl ester (PCBM). Compositional depth profiles of the films are measured by dynamic secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS).We found that changing the substrate from silicon to gold affects the composition profile near the substrate interface. This is caused by a specific interaction between the polymer (APFO-3) and the gold surface, as confirmed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). The composition profile in the area away from the substrate interface, as well as the enrichment of the free surface with APFO-3, remain however unaffected by the choice of substrate. The vertical composition was also analysed for APFO-3:PCBM films spin-coated on indium tin oxide (ITO) coated with a thin layer of (3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) poly(styrenesulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS).
Spin-coated thin films of poly[(9,9-dioctylfluorenyl-2,7-diyl)-co-5,5-(4',7'-di-2-thienyl-2',1',3'-benzothiadiazole)] (APFO-3) blended with [6,6]-phenyl-C61-butyric acid methyl ester (PCBM) are used as the active material in polymer photovoltaic cells. Such blends are known for their tendency to phase separate during film formation. Tuning the morphology of the blend in a controlled way is one possible road towards higher efficiency. We studied the effect of adding chlorobenzene to chloroform-based blend solutions before spin-coating on the conversion efficiency of APFO-3:PCBM photodiodes, and related that to the lateral and vertical morphology of thin films of the blend. The lateral morphology is imaged by atomic force microscopy (AFM) and the vertical compositional profile is obtained by dynamic secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS). The profiles reveal compositional variations consisting of multilayers of alternating polymer-rich and PCBM-rich domains in the blend film spin-coated from chloroform. The vertical compositional variations are caused by surface-directed spinodal waves and are frozen in during the rapid evaporation of a highly volatile solvent. With addition of the low-vapour pressure solvent chlorobenzene, a more homogeneous vertical composition is found. The conversion efficiency for solar cells of this blend was found to be optimal for chloroform:chlorobenzene mixtures with a volume-ratio of 80:1. We have also investigated the role of the substrate on the morphology. We found that blend films spin-coated from chloroform solutions on PEDOT:PSS-coated ITO show a similar compositional structure as the films on silicon, and that changing the substrate from silicon to gold only affects the vertical phase separation in a region close to the substrate interface
Polymer/fullerene solar cells with three different device structures: A) diffuse bilayer, B) spontaneously formed multilayer, and C) vertically homogenous thin films, are fabricated. The photocurrent/voltage performance is compared and it is found that the self-stratified structure (B) yields the highest energy conversion efficiency.
Controlled distribution of ZnO nanoparticles on Si/SiO2 surfacesIn recent years the properties and applications of ZnO nanomaterials has been extensively examined, partly due to the potential of ZnO as UV and visible light emitter and detector. Much of the previous work concern synthesis and growth of ZnO in different forms. In this survey, we have primarily studied commercially available nanoparticles and how they can be distributed on surfaces, aiming for future applications in e.g. photovoltaic devices. Later custom synthesised ZnO particles will be used in collaboration with Prof. Gunnar Westin at Uppsala University.ZnO nanoparticles, non-coated and organo-silane coated, with an average size of 70 nm from Alfa Aesar GmbH & Co KG, Germany, have been used in different dispersions for application on surfaces and the aim has been to achieve a controllable distribution of particles. In order to achieve this, different substrate preparations, solvents for dispersion and application methods have been used. Characterisation of the particle distribution has been done with Optical Microscopy (OM), Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). The chemical and the crystallographic properties of the particles have also been investigated using Auger Electron Spectroscopy (AES) and X-ray Diffraction (XRD).The substrates used are Si(001) with different preparations to create hydrophobic or hydrophilic surfaces. Nanoparticles were applied to the substrates using drop-coating and spin-coating. Several different solvents, including water, 1,2-PMA and chloroform, have been used for dispersions, yielding the possibility to use vapour pressure and solubility parameters to control the distribution. Separated particles are observed in all of the examined samples below a certain ZnO concentration. The amount of separated particles is dependent on the surface used, the solvent and the preparation procedure. A trend that can be followed from micro-scale to nano-scale is that smaller agglomerates correspond to more separated particles. Particles of different forms have been identified for later characterization.
The surface morphology and electronic structure of hexagonal ZnO nanoplates have been studied by Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM). It was found that these nanoplates are terminated by their polar (0001) surfaces. The AFM investigation was performed in the ambient conditions with the nanocrystals "as grown". Surprisingly, the AFM images of the top surfaces revealed an interesting triangular reconstruction, which was earlier observed only after cycles of sputtering and annealing of the ZnO(0001) surface in Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) systems. The surface atomic and electronic structures of these nanoplates have been further studied by STM and Scanning Tunneling Spectroscopy (STS) in UHV. The STM images also showed a triangular structure with single atomic steps. In addition, a 2x2 surface reconstruction has been observed with high resolution STM. This reconstruction agrees well with the recently proposed model that involves the removal of 1/4 of the topmost Zn atoms on the ZnO(0001) surface.
Thermal cleaning in ultrahigh vacuum of ZnO nanocrystals distributed on SiO2/Si surfaces has been studied using spectroscopic photoemission and low energy electron microscopy (SPELEEM). This study thus concern weakly bound ZnO nanocrystals covering only 5%–10% of the substrate. Chemical properties, crystallinity, and distribution of nanocrystals are used to correlate images acquired with the different techniques showing excellent correspondence. The nanocrystals are shown to be clean enough after thermal cleaning at 650 °C to be imaged by LEEM and x-ray PEEM as well as chemically analyzed by site selective x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (μ-XPS). μ-XPS shows a sharp Zn 3d peak and resolve differences in O 1s states in oxides. The strong LEEM reflections together with the obtained chemical information indicates that the ZnO nanocrystals were thermally cleaned, but do not indicate any decomposition of the nanocrystals. μ-XPS was also used to determine the thickness of SiO2 on Si. This article is the first to our knowledge where the versatile technique SPELEEM has been used to characterize ZnO nanocrystals.
Characterization of nano-ZnO using SPELEEM and STMLeif Ericsson1, Kjell Magnusson1 and Alexei Zakharov21) Karlstad University, Sweden, 2) MAX-lab, Lund University, SwedenFuture functional applications of nanostructured ZnO, a wide bandgap semiconductor, include optical, electronic, optoelectronic, photovoltaic and piezoelectric devices. Much of the previous research has mainly concerned synthesis and growth of ZnO in different forms. In a previous survey, we have studied commercially available nanoparticles (Alfa Aesar GmbH, Germany) with an average size of 70 nm, in dispersions spin coated on SiO2/Si(001) surfaces. Using 2-10 mg/ml in ethanol and using ultrasound, we have prepared surfaces with a varying number of separated individual nanoparticles. These particles have been characterized with SEM and AFM, to reveal variations in morphology and size, and degree of agglomeration.In the present study, we have used Low-Energy Electron Microscopy (LEEM) and Photoemission Electron Microscopy (PEEM), the latter using synchrotron radiation, to further characterize the ZnO nanoparticles in terms of crystallinity, chemical state and electronic properties. The experiments have been done at MAX-lab, Lund, Sweden, at Beamline I311, using a system supplied by ELMITEC GmbH, Germany. In addition to microscopy, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy from selected areas down to 1,3 micrometer, micro-XPS, has been used, yielding detailed spectroscopic information with this degree of lateral resolution.After a low-temperature anneal at 500 °C, LEEM images from 25 micrometer show strong (0,0)-reflections from separated areas of sizes down to less than 100 nm, in accordance with expectations for the size of the ZnO particles. Different electron energies show reflections from different grains due to orientation of the nanoparticles. Further annealing at 650 °C improves the LEEM image, yielding evidence for a fair degree of crystallinity and surface cleanliness in accordance with peak intensities from micro-XPS.The chemical state and electronic properties of both ZnO particles and SiO2/Si(001) substrate were studied with micro-XPS and PEEM, yielding well-resolved peaks from Zn 3d and Si 2p, which were used to create PEEM images with a perfect complementarity between Zn 3d and Si 2p based images. micro-XPS from ZnO nanoparticle agglomerates, ZnO free SiO2/Si(001) surface as well as mixed areas has been collected, showing differences in binding energies.For characterization of atomic structure and electronic structure with yet higher lateral resolution, Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Spectroscopy, STM-STS, has been applied and preliminary result will be presented.
ZnO nanocrystals distributed by spin-coating on SiO2/Si surfaces were annealed in UHV and studied in situ by synchrotron radiation based X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy. Changes in chemical composition and electronic structure of ZnO nanocrystal surfaces were found with increasing annealing temperatures. Annealing at 650 °C reduces the surface contaminant levels without any observed de-composition of ZnO. After annealing at 700 °C an initial de-composition of ZnO together with further reduction of contaminants was observed. As a result, 650 °C is found to be the optimal annealing temperature for thermal cleaning of ZnO nanocrystals. Chemical changes and induced point defect formation cause changes in the band structure of the ZnO/SiO2/Si system. An upward band bending of 0.7 eV on the surfaces of the ZnO nanocrystals was found after annealing at 300 °C. The bands on the surfaces of ZnO nanocrystals gradually bend downwards with increasing annealing temperatures. A downward band bending of 1.4 eV is the result after annealing at 750 °C for 1 h. This large downward band bending is explained as due to the change in balance of oxygen vacancies and zinc vacancies on the surfaces of ZnO nanocrystals.
Polymer/fullerene solar cells with three different device structures: A) diffuse bilayer, B) spontaneously formed multilayer, and C) vertically homogenous thin films, are fabricated. The photocurrent/voltage performance is compared and it is found that the self-stratified structure (B) yields the highest energy conversion efficiency


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The vegetables in this Turkish dish are nearly identical to the ones in Winter Hodge Podge, but the effect is surprisingly different as they are presented in a tart and zingy sauce. And of course that combination of vegetables is still very delicious. I didn't have a red pepper but a number of the versions I saw of this did …Read More »
Winter Hodge Podge
Hodge Podge is a traditional dish from the Maritimes made with early summer vegetables, but here are the same principles applied to early winter vegetables, and very good too. I have been making this quite often, and it never fails to make me happy. A simple protein dish will be all that is required to finish the meal. 6 to …Read More »
Orecchiette with Brussels Sprouts & Parmesan
I saw an orecchiette and Brussels sprouts dish on Pinterest, and thought it was so pretty, the way the Brussels sprouts leaves echoed the size and shape of the pasta. Of course, when I then made a dish with orecchiette and Brussels sprouts, it wasn't anything of the sort, because I used our home-grown Brussels sprouts ranging in size from …Read More »
Warm Chicken & Wild Rice Salad with Roasted Vegetables
I seem to be on a kick for warm salads of roasted vegetables. This is a salad, I guess, and not a casserole, but it definitely inhabits the borderland between the two. Mr. Ferdzy was a bit perplexed by it but proceeded to eat truly startling quantities of it, so it's a happy habitation, I would say. Wild rice is …Read More »


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Rethinking Sports Data for Social Good
TAMHI is a Belfast based mental health awareness charity that was set up in 2011 by Joe Donnelly and Stephen McLaughlin in memory of their friend Thomas "Tammy Tucker" McLaughlin who took his own life in 2009. Tackling Awareness of Mental Health Issues (TAMHI) was set up to train sports groups about the power of sport to promote Positive Mental Fitness.
Through their work TAMHI want to encourage clubs to start collecting data and caring about impact, in order to help sports clubs develop skills, place a value on, and, ultimately develop a strong ethos of pastoral care and community support amongst participants. With ambitious aims and a small core team of one, it became clear that technology could provide a suitable platform to streamline data collection, and impact monitoring for both TAMHI and the sports clubs that it works with.
For The Techies in Residence Programme TAMHI worked with Kyle Gawley, CEO of Belfast based digital Start Up Get Invited.
Giving People a Sporting Chance
TAMHI works with sports groups to develop an infrastructure that supports positive mental fitness.
Post the 1998 Good Friday Peace Agreement there has been a noted break down in inner city communities in Belfast, with anti social behaviour, petty crime and drugs increasingly becoming a problem. TAMHI is interested in helping sports clubs, which they deem as core community services to measure the disconnect of individuals from community and subsequent reconnect with community following participation in sporting activities (and a wider connection with culture and society as the result of the kinship created in sports clubs).
Their format is simple but their work is crucial: A group of friends working together to try and keep young people on the straight and narrow. TAMHI supports clubs to develop the 4ps – policy, people, programmes, partnerships, an approach that is underpinned by the charities aims:
- To raise awareness within sport of the importance of positive mental fitness and how this can have an impact on physical health.
- Engaging young people and young men in sport to reach out to those with mental health concerns.
- To raise awareness of the risks of self–harm and importance of suicide prevention within sport.
- Highlight the importance of training with governing bodies, mental health groups and clubs for their coaches and volunteers, to support them in spotting early signs of emotional difficulty and risk in current participants.
- Creating an environment where people can ask for help and support when needed.
Whilst focussing on local issues, TAMHI takes inspiration from global data, approaches and techniques. For example by looking at international measures including the Child Youth Resilience Tool, and the New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) Wellbeing Tool alongside statistics from The World Health Organisation (WHO) TAMHI is able to place local challenges within a wider contextual framework. One such example is their focus on mental illness being a global problem – 'WHO estimates that one in four of us will experience a mental illness at some point in their lives'. The work of TAMHI is both grass roots and evidence based.
The Challenge
TAMHI works with a number of volunteer led organisations and has recurring issues around collecting and reporting relevant data. In the first instance the challenge for TAMHI was convincing sports clubs of the value of collecting data, something which many had not been doing. However now that TAMHI have created a culture of data collection they face a new challenge dealing with all that data. Currently data is collected on paper, and not being sufficiently converted into a digital form. When it is formally entered, it is collected in 3 different software services, which don't communicate. A properly regulated and coherent system could help TAMHI and other organisations to properly benchmark for future funding reports and help with gaps in service provision.
Whilst there are existing tools that do help with data collection and analysis, for these to work effectively they need to be more user friendly, quick and intuitive. The challenge then is creating a functional and user friendly interface to allow data to be collected, and a sophisticated dashboard from which TAMHI and partners can analyze data.
The Process
Kyle Gawley, CEO of Belfast based Ticketing Start Up – Get Invited, was interested in The Techies in Residence projects as soon as he first heard about it.
From the list of advertised projects it was the TAMHI challenge that clearly stood out to Kyle. Kyle explained that The Techies in Residence Programme attracted him because it provided an opportunity to give back, to help a charity on it's way, and bring some of the design aesthetics honed in the development of Get Invited to a worthy cause.
It was partnership that worked well, with Kyle helping TAMHI to realise what was technically possible within the time and budget available. From the initial briefing period Kyle was clear that he would need to work remotely if awarded The Techies in Residence brief. This flexibility was key; Kyle explained "because I run my own business I couldn't work solidly on this project, and as such it was important that TAMHI new that I would work remotely, and meet up as an when needed". As TAMHI are based in an open plan shared Social Enterprise space, having Kyle work remotely also suited them. When the project formally kicked off weekly meetings helped to ensure a positive collaborative relationship was developed and maintained throughout.
Kyle admits that TAMHI's goals were ambitious, but that by sitting down together and coming up with weekly goals, that outlined a 10 week period of development an agreed plan was developed. The 10 weekly goals were met, and as such the prototype that was delivered met the brief that had been defined by both parties at the beginning of the process. This very tight design brief, and resulting positive relationship show the importance of scoping such a collaborative project early on, and gaining sign off from all involved. Such was the relationship developed that Kyle is now a member of the TAMHI Board – a role he is very much enjoying. Indeed it seems that Kyle, and Get Invited are keen to develop stronger corporate social responsibility impacts as both an individual and a company. This is perhaps an unexpected, but undoubtedly positive lasting legacy from The Techies in Residence project.
'Kyle was brilliant, he helped us to take baby steps, explaining each stage of the development process along the way, and was always keen to work together with the end project insight'. (Joe Donelly)
The development process was a really key learning that came out of this experience for TAMHI. Joe was able to share the extensive available research on emotional intelligence with Kyle, and together they were able to translate this into a specific project brief, this collaborative approach, with parties learning along the way is an interesting model – as both parties were learning from each other, it helped to create a collaborative rather than client, agency relationship.
Admin – or a lack of it, was something that Kyle Gawley flags up as being a strength of the overall Techies in Residence experience (although he does raise some issues around a lack of communication around funding, and when techies were to be paid, something that he recommends be tightened for future projects).
All in Kyle glows when talking about this experience, and the resulting project describing its as 'challenging' and 'enjoyable'. 'As a CEO I don't get to make stuff as much as I used to, it was nice to get to make something, to get hands on, and it was nice to use my skills for charity. It was also really great to get to work with someone as motivated and driven as Joe'.
Originally TAMHI had spoke about creating a digital application that would allow all users to record their own data, with a real emphasis on empowering kids. However as the project developed it became clear that child protection would act as a barrier to adoption for many clubs (clubs would be required to gain consent from the legal guardian of each participant if they wanted children to create accounts), and as such it was decided that the club coach would instead be in charge of gathering data at each sports session. A key project outcome for TAMHI is a working web based application that facilitates the collation of data, data storage, and analysis.
The prototype model allows clubs, once registered, to check the children into the various activities to track their engagement with the community. During the registration process, a baseline survey is provided using the Child and Youth Resilience Measure Survey (CYRM). Children can then be re-surveyed at a later date, following an activity to calculate the impact that participation is having on their resilience.
As ease of use was core to the challenge outlined by TAMHI the next step is user testing with the prototype with a view to refining the application, seeking further funding and developing a mobile app.
Lessons Learnt
- Having a technical partner who is a confident mentor is extremely important as mentoring the VCSE partner is a key process in terms of managing expectations and accepting project pivot. TAMHI originally wanted an app for children to use, but with successful mentoring they recognised that, that approach presented barriers to engagement and instead club focused accounts would provide a more user friendly experience and thus result in more data being collected.
- Whilst The Techies in Residence Programme was short term in nature, this project demonstrates that long term relationships can be built through short term engagement between techies and VCSE. Whilst not all techies will want to join a board, it's useful for VCSE to think about techies as long term advocates for their work.
- To develop a collaborative relationship, rather than that of client and agency, it's important that both parties enter into this relationship with an open mind, keen to both learn and contribute.
- The role of the techie in this case was that of both mentor and developer, with a traditional client the role of a techie is to deliver a brief, however it is clear that one of the key outcomes of this project is increased digital literacy for the VCSE partner. This skills development is a result of the generous and altruistic approach of the selected techie.
Further Information:
TAMHI http://tamhi.btck.co.uk/TAMHISportCommunity
Get Invited https://getinvited.to


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In a world of ideal mental health awareness, everyone would be a trained psychotherapist with extensive knowledge of ADHD symptoms. I wouldn't have to explain my inattentive moments, my impulsive decisions or my fluctuating motivation because everyone would know that those are part of ADHD.
But mental health awareness isn't about perfection. I don't expect that everyone will learn the symptoms of ADHD, and the world's probably a more interesting place for us not all being trained psychotherapists.
Instead, I think the point is to build enough of a shared understanding to cut back on misinterpretations and stigma surrounding what ADHD is and why people with ADHD act the way they do. If you want to learn what the symptoms of ADHD are, that's definitely a fantastic way of reaching this shared understanding, but if you want something more basic, here are four fundamental things that I'd want everyone without ADHD to know.
1. We are trying
Teachers, family members, coworkers, and anyone who interacts with people who have ADHD commonly interpret the things people with ADHD do as indicating a lack of effort.
They see people with ADHD not paying attention, carelessly overlooking details, failing to stay organized and on task, impulsively starting new projects and not finishing old ones… and they think to themselves: if I was acting that way, it would be because I just wasn't trying.
The problem is that you can't interpret the actions of someone with ADHD through the lens of your non-ADHD brain. No matter how much effort people with ADHD exert, they can't stop themselves from being inattentive, hyperactive and impulsive.
Telling someone with ADHD to try harder won't get you anywhere. It'll either alienate them because they feel misunderstood, or it'll make them believe erroneously that they do need to try harder – and then become increasingly frustrated as they spin their wheels faster and continue to fail. A better way to support someone with ADHD is to help them figure out how they can restructure the task at hand in a way that minimizes the effects of their symptoms and fits with the way their brain works.
2. It's not personal
People with ADHD sometimes do things that are, frankly, annoying. Their lack of inhibition causes them to interrupt you while you're talking. Their inattentiveness leads them to miss social cues. Their failure to plan ahead makes them run late.
The important thing to realize, however, is that none of these behaviors are personal. Interrupting you or being late to meet you doesn't reflect on how they see you as a person. Chances are the person with ADHD is more frustrated with these behaviors than you. After all, you only experience these aspects of ADHD when you're interacting with the person, but the person with ADHD has to put up with these symptoms all the time!
3. People with ADHD can thrive
So far I've referenced a lot of the challenges that come with ADHD. Inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity are no walk in the park. Or, sometimes, they are a walk in the park, but at precisely the moment when you really need to be doing something more productive.
It's understandable that you might read these symptoms and conclude that people with ADHD are hopeless cases. Seeing these symptoms firsthand might lead you to the same conclusion.
But people with ADHD have plenty of potential to be happy and successful – to thrive in any meaningful sense of the word.
The thing about people with ADHD is that they have a wide gap in how they perform in situations that play to their strengths and ones that don't. A core feature of the ADHD brain is that it needs a certain amount of stimulation and reward to kick it into gear.
Once it gets into gear, though, it can really go. Instead of being haphazardly inattentive, it can become hyperfocused. Research suggests that the different attentional style of people with ADHD can predispose them to excel at certain types of creative tasks.
For all the challenges that come with ADHD, ADHD isn't a sentence to nothing but failure. When they find environments that play to their strengths, people with ADHD can thrive.
4. There's no scientific debate over whether ADHD is real
Just because your uncle wants to debate you over whether ADHD is a "made up" disorder after a few too many glasses of wine doesn't mean there's any legitimate scientific debate to be had.
ADHD has been researched extensively, and the mountains of studies on the topic point to a clear conclusion: people with ADHD have brains that work differently. These people perform differently on neuropsychological tests, and they experience different outcomes in almost any area of life you look at, whether it's employment, education, finances, relationships or traffic accidents. ADHD is real. And as far as mental health conditions go, it's not even particularly new.
There are topics that are more ambiguous, like what the most effective interventions to help people with ADHD are. Or whether ADHD meds are overprescribed, underprescribed, or – quite possibly, depending on what demographic you look at – both. If you want to have a debate about ADHD, there are plenty of topics where reasonable people who are informed about the state of ADHD research can and do disagree. But whether ADHD exists in the first place is not one of them.
Mental health awareness is, of course, a case where the more you know the better. But when it comes to understanding ADHD, I think these are my top four. What would you want people without ADHD to know?


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I'm so excited you are here. Your presence here means that you are a teacher, are going to be a teacher, or there is a teacher in your life that you love. Teaching is truly a work of heart and you have obviously lost your mind for all the right reasons.
Kids are quirky, loving, rude, confused, confident, insecure, and strange. Sometimes in the same class period. But this is why I wake up and go into a profession that challenges me to show what I am made of every day. To be a teacher, you have to be a little crazy.
Teaching has pushed every limit I never knew I had. I began teaching after receiving a phone call from a principal during maternity leave. Months prior I applied for a job, any teaching job that would allow me to not work 12 hours a day with a little one. The stars aligned and I was hired. I started the first day of the last marking period that year. I also had 3 preps of 10th, 11th, and 12th grade.
My first classroom looked like a jail cell. (I'll probably do a classroom time capsule so you can see my classrooms). The classroom was for a group of overaged (like 19 almost 20 years old), mostly male, high school students. They tested my patience, but my resolve was determined after day 1 when they told me they would run me off and that I was their 4th teacher that year. They also said I was cute, but looked like I needed to be teaching kindergarten. (I guess that's a compliment considering K-5 teachers need a ton of energy and I was sleep deprived with a newborn.)
I wrote this blog when I felt hopeless, burned out, and did not like the feeling of it. I wanted to renew faith in myself and in others that felt the way that I did. Through this blog, I want to make sure teachers have any tools I can offer, and that we have more amazing days than days of frustration.
I teach flames because the one quote that has always kept me going on hard days is "The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled." I want to spark the flame that makes my kids get passionate about learning. I want them to get a fire so bright they persevere through difficult days in class. I want to see them shine brightly when they succeed. My kids are flames, and I have the privilege to tend their fires.
My Favorite Theme for ANYTHING: I am weird and quirky so I LOVE anything WHIMSICAL. I like magic and imagination, so Whimsy is everything for me.
Current Classroom Theme: Black, White, and Colors BUT I am leaning towards Black White and Red for next year.
Favorite Food: Fish
Favorite Beverage: Coffee or Sweet Tea
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July Garma, Freaklances Project director, believes that "the webseries has found the perfect breeding ground for culture become a new medium of expression", and it is Videoglobal the perfect tool to reach multiple channels
July 2015.- Degree in psychology, specializing in Marketing and Human Resources, and passionate about advertising and communication, this is Julio Garma, the creator and director of Project Freaklances. He assures us that his beginnings as a professional were in the market for online training or e-learning, where he turned to animation to explain complex concepts to clients in the Banking, Health, Management, Military Strategy, Security, etc. One can say that these developments for customers were the germ of "Freaklances" as animated series.
In 2005 he founded his first company VisualMente, an interactive agency specializing in the creation of content and applications for Marketing and Training. "In 2009, and inserted into the crisis Spain to the bars, design "Freaklances" like a Branded action.
"I quickly saw the potential in digital content on the Internet and founded Freaklances Project in 2011 as a producer and distributor of entertainment content online. In 2014, we created in internet FKLPlay.tv distributor with the aim of offering communication and get sales for the webseries and also launched the FEW_Webfest parallel festival, first webseries festival in Spain".
-Where was born Freaklances Project?
Freaklances Project is the business development of the draft webseries "Freaklances". The series had such an impact that we got many orders for animation projects and other series as "Terrakas". Our style of animation and communication is with intelligent humor and quality, like many companies and startups who wanted to present their products, services and businesses through fun and direct animated videos. These projects over the smooth running of the sponsorship of the series showed it had traveled in the market for digital content on the Internet.
In Freaklances Project we are specialized in the production of content, but recently we are also leading a project online distribution FKLPlay.tv fiction. We firmly believe that the production of content formatted for Internet will stabilize and expand at a phenomenal rate and 5 years are fighting for it.
-What scope has had this project in Spanish territory?
Both, "Freaklances" as webserie as the company, have had great impact at the national level, the success of the series has served as an introduction to the arrival of numerous clients, participation in forums of writers, creators, producers, numerous interviews and appearance in digital and traditional media such as El País, ABC, Antena 3, Cadena Ser, Punto Radio, Onda Cero, etc. We have even participated in television shows like "Xtra" of Canal Plus or "La escalera del sótano" in Neox.
-Have you taken this project to international market? How has been?
Both "Freaklances" as "Freaklances Project" have been and are international travel, the series has thousands of followers in Latin America especially in Mexico and Colombia, last year we won the festival Web Fest Baja Mexico in the category of animation; even a distributor of Los Angeles (United States) met us through an interview in the Wall Street Journal, he signed us to try to sell the series in large Channels and Networks of America.
The company has developed projects for companies in LATAM especially in the support of products and services, but has also contributed to the development of several proposed animated series that never materialized.
-The Format of the web series is increasingly taking greater acceptance in the audience. Could you tell me a little why this phenomenon? Can this end the production of conventional TV or is it complementary?
Certainly the webseries have had a far-reaching and acceptance in Spain and throughout the world, are experiencing a time of great seriefilia, which are creating major television series and young artists want to follow the lead of these great productions. But in my view the webseries has a less glamorous origin, I can say without fear of contradiction that the emergence of the phenomenon is mainly due to the crisis, in the year 2008-2009 when the phenomenon began, Spain had gone unsolved in the deepest crisis that is known and young artists and not so young to lack of a job or project paid possessed much free time, creativity, accessible means and what is most important distribution channel unfiltered Internet. Titles like "What a sad life", "Hustler", "No life", "Tenant" and the very "Freaklances" show the harsh reality of getting ahead, independent, find jobs or housing. The webseries has found the perfect breeding ground for culture become a new means of expression, a lot of free time, motivation, preparation, some equipment and a channel to publish to the world.
As to whether the webseries will end with the production of conventional TV I do not think so, I think that the webseries will gain in quality approaching Productions TV budget and TV productions will also be distributed online as is happening already big series like "House of Cards", "Orange Is the New Black", etc. Thus, soon not be discussed or TV webseries but generally series. Perhaps the term webserie you stay as redoubt of those series performed on a budget, released directly to the Internet, but what I am sure is that the channel is internet publication or TV will be increasingly less differentiating.
You're a producer with a broad vision for the future. Where do you think the market will be routed over the next 10 years?
Do not confuse vision with strabismus ha, ha, ha, (laughing). I see 3 lines of creation to be set in the fiction market.
The first and is already working is the production of TV series and fiction continue to produce big-budget with a clear focus premiere TV, but like many of the productions are not going to meet the desired objectives of audience, estimated many of those series that do not work in TV seek a second chance on the Internet. For example, "Breaking Bad" in the Spanish TV did not finish dawn, your schedule is changed, the days of issuance, etc. and that was when people began to see "pirated" and flip on the Internet when it became cult series. Follow TV series is very painful, wait a week to see a chapter can never maintain viewer loyalty. The fans want to consume your product in large quantities if a full season best.
The second line of creation in the fiction market will be sponsored content or as we say now branded content; brands and budget are increasingly clear that the way to get closer to its users and clients and cannot be based on the spot and traditional advertising, a format that stops eating your client can never be well received, this So why not make my mark on the content they want to consume my customers? A very recent example is the short film produced by Estrella Damm and directed by Alejandro Amenabar, a story where beer and summer are as protagonists as human actors themselves. Brands are becoming producers and this is where young artists and filmmakers and also enshrined find new job opportunities.
And the third line will be the most bucolic and also the most difficult, that path where the creator himself who has an idea and have to take it forward. Now increasingly financing tools and markets in which the creators nameless and resources, with only a brilliant idea can make it happen there. Crowd funding, sponsorship of a trademark or brand content, production of the new economy who are with open eyes to new formats, as we do in FKLPlay.tv, distribution platforms as Videoglobal own need and content in the crowd channels that are growing increasingly demand these formats. The creator will have to keep knocking on many doors, but this time the doors will open to help in greater numbers.
-You've been one of the masterminds of the FEW Festival How was that experience and what has been the progress and outcome of this Festival?
The Spanish FEW Webseries Festival was born in 2014 while the Galician festival Carballo, only a year later there webseries and 6 festivals in Spain. This shows that health has this format in Spain and internationally.
The FEW was an initiative arising from various artists and people involved in the webseries, we decided to make a point of seriousness format and seeing that there were numerous festivals in the world, why not in Spain and its capital Madrid. So far so good, but painfully we discovered that the capital of Spain has too much range of events for management or marks are set in such embryonic action, so it was virtually impossible to find sponsors. Thanks to the SGAE we left the room, providing communication and Freaklances Yomvi Project funding awards and some input from the team allowed the festival could take place. We were very satisfied with the result, with few means we can say it was a success and the webseries, both winners and participants, praised the effort.
The second edition, looking should be easier to perform has had additional difficulties, we could not get any financial sponsor and in this case Yomvi could not cooperate in the communication, however the number of registered series was very similar to the previous year, I wish I could be a third edition.
As a lesson learned to develop an event of this type must first secure one or more economic partners providing the minimum expenses that the development of a festival of this kind, to give an example of success in the City Carballo turned in the festival , supporting economically and with all its structure, names the village festival and this has been able to see in the Galician town.
-Besides producer and distributor, you have a fascination with social networking, what makes you an expert on the subject. Do you think that today competes with traditional virtual?
Social networks have been a great discovery for me, I have no specific training in this regard, but I am specialized psychologist in sociology of consumption and marketing and I think I've found useful keys to reach people and create community by offering content and empathy they are waiting for your brand. But we must not confuse social networking with an online store, people or companies dedicated solely to trying to sell or promote their products on Social Media fail.
As for competition with traditional media, it is a bit like the TV and video channels are complementary, each channel has its advantages and disadvantages, in the RRSS can follow both famous people and anonymous, there are specifiers and influencers who They are not mainstream media journalists but they are great communicators innate because they know the media and have more discretion and independence that many journalists who must pay them.
-How do you describe Videoglobal? How it is to your project (web series) helpful?
Well to be honest I had never seen an online content sales platform, known online channels, fairs and festivals where people content your product offers and purchase and distribution channels. So when I found the service I found it very useful and innovative to have a platform to enable once the content and numerous channels can access it and compare it facilitates the distribution and streamline the bureaucracy of forms, invoices, contracts, payments, etc. Thanks to the platform to distribute content in FKLPlay.tv have the ability to reach multiple channels based mail, telephone and aircraft would be impossible to get.
I hope that this platform is the first of many actions, companies and products that open market for fiction in Spain and help us create the market that both crave.


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In the course of my job, I often hear people talk about things that would attract people to Evergreen and Conecuh County. This subject often comes up at public meetings, and our local elected officials and business leaders have a lot of good ideas when it comes to ways to attract visitors to our area.
For what it's worth, I thought I'd throw in my two cents this week to talk about something that would be inexpensive to establish and would bring a few tourists to Evergreen: a self-guided historic walking tour of downtown Evergreen.
Evergreen has a rich, unique and interesting history and a tour of this type would attract history-minded tourists to Evergreen's downtown area. I've taken self-guided walking tours of Monroeville, Camden, Greenville, Selma and the downtown areas of Mobile, Montgomery and Pensacola. Every one of these tours was self-guided, that is, there was no need for a human tour guide to lead me around. You just follow a brochure-style map that tells you where to go and describes the historic locations along the route.
The establishment of a walking tour in Evergreen, which has been discussed in the past but never gotten past the discussion phase, would be relatively inexpensive to establish. As far as I can tell, the biggest expense would be the printing of a brochure that would map out and describe the sites on the tour. Printing costs could be kept low by offering the brochure for download on the local Chamber of Commerce's web site, so that anyone interested in taking the tour could print it at home at no cost to any local public organization. These brochures could also be made available for pick up at the library, the Chamber of Commerce office and at city hall.
A walking tour of downtown Evergreen could include a number of historic locations within a short distance of "No Man's Land." Possible tour locations could include the Old L&N Depot, the Bank of Evergreen (Old Pix Theatre) building, the Old Evergreen High School arch, the Old Baptist Orphanage site, The Evergreen Courant, the Evergreen Caboose, the Evergreen City School building, the historic homes along Main Street, the Old Evergreen Cemetery, the county war memorial monument, Evergreen Baptist Church, St. Mary's Episcopal Church and the other older churches downtown.
Visitors wouldn't necessarily have to enter any of these locations, and the brochure would provide them with detailed information about each site. The tours in Camden, Mobile, Monroeville, Montgomery, Greenville and Selma are designed this way, allowing tour-takers to move along at their own pace. I've taken all of those tours in the past several years, and they're each about an hour long, give or take. These tours were created by a wide variety of organizations, including the Boy Scouts, local museums, tourism departments, Chambers of Commerce, historical societies and visitors centers.
In the end, I think a historic walking tour in Evergreen would be an inexpensive way to attract a few tourists to downtown Evergreen. It probably wouldn't bring a flood of sightseers to the city, but it would attract folks who enjoy local history, old architecture and the chance to see "old-timey" places up close.
And while those people are here, they'll be spending their money in our local gas stations, restaurants and possibly in our hotels. I know that I'm not alone when I say that I'd be happy to help work on the creation of a historic walking tour of downtown Evergreen, so if anyone out there is interested in this project, let me know. I'm no local history expert, but I think it would be a worthwhile project for Evergreen.


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99 Lord Hay's Grove Old Aberdeen, Aberdeen, AB24 1WT
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Price over £169,500
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2 Bdrm Grnd flr Executive flat. Hall. Lounge. Dining kitch. 2 Bdrms. Bathrm (CT band - D). Parking. Price over £169,500 Entry by arr. Viewing Mr Taylor 07786 397968 or contact solicitors. (EPC band - C).
Forming part of a modern development and completed to a high standard by Malcolm Allan Homes, we have pleasure in offering for sale this EXECUTIVE TWO BEDROOM GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT. The well kept communal hallway is protected by a security entry system which is maintained on contract along with the courtyard providing exclusive parking for the residents. The property itself has been exceptionally well maintained providing the discerning buyer to move in with the minimum of inconvenience.
- Executive Ground Floor Apartment
- Two Good Sized Bedrooms
- Dining Kitchen
- Gas C.H & DG.
- Close to University
This most welcoming property comprises: inviting hallway with built in cupboard; well presented lounge with large window providing an outlook towards Seaton Park; newly upgraded dining kitchen fitted with an array of stylish base and wall storage units and energy efficient boiler; two double bedrooms with built in wardrobes and newly upgraded bathroom fitted with a 3 piece suite with over the bath shower. Outside is a large courtyard with one exclusive space for this property. The well maintained courtyard is also maintained on contract. With its lovely accommodation and with walking distance of Aberdeen University, early viewing is highly recommended.
The property will include all floor coverings, blinds, curtains, light fittings and integrated white goods. All remaining furniture may be purchased under separate negotiation.
Lord Hay's Grove is a much sought after modern development situated at Old Aberdeen just off King Street and within a few minutes walk of various University campuses. The property is well placed for the City centre and also Aberdeen's ring road. There are local shopping facilities, bars and restaurants and regular public transport available to various destinations. Seaton Park is an area of wide open space and is directly opposite the property. Aberdeen beach with its many attractions is also nearby.
Room Dimensions
Lounge: 15'3 x 13'2
Dining Kitchen: 12'3 x 9'10
Bedroom 1: 11'9 x 9'4
Bedroom 2: 11'9 x 9'4
Bathroom: 5'6 x 5'3
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Rolling Rattle With Bell - Wooden Baby Toy - me by Selecta
Learning to grasp can be double the fun! Shake, rattle and roll - the little ones love crawling after the rattle when the little bell makes its way up and down between the stable rods.
A feast for the senses: Seeing, touching, hearing and learning. It promotes motor functions and helps extend range of activities.
- Diameter 8cms (3.2ins)
- Made in Germany
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'Driving is a Life Skill that requires lifelong learning'
Nearly 1.3 million people die every year on the world's roads, and up to 50 million are injured. Every day, around the world, 3,500 people leave home and never return because they have been suddenly, violently, killed in a road crash. The United Nations General Assembly has set the goal for the decade: "to stabilize and then reduce the forecast level of road traffic fatalities around the world" by 2020. Millions of deaths could potentially be prevented as a result.
Click HERE for the Decade Of Action website or HERE to follow the Decade Of Action Facebook page.
How are we doing in Ireland?
Provisional road casualty figures for 2011 published Sunday 1st January 2012, show that road deaths have fallen below 200 for the first time since road deaths have been recorded in 1959. Deaths have also fallen for their sixth consecutive year and this is the fourth year in a row where deaths have been a record low. A total of 186 people tragically lost their lives on the road in 2011. This is 26 fewer fatalities compared to 212 deaths last year (14% decrease) and 52 fewer deaths compared to 2009 when 238 people lost their lives on the roads. Since the Road Safety Strategy 2007 to 2012 was introduced in 2007 road deaths have dropped by 50%. When compared to the year before the introduction of the first ever road safety strategy in 1998, deaths have fallen by 59%.
They are the point of contact between your car and the road so its vitally important to ensure they are in good, safe condition. There are 3 important considerations when checking the safety of your tyres: tread depth, tyre pressure & tyre damage.
Tread Depth
The minimum legal tread depth is 1.6mm, across the central 3/4 of the tyre.
How tyres wear:
Tyre Pressure
Tyres should be inflated correctly (car manual will show the right pressure for your tyres). Driving on under-inflated tyres causes rapid shoulder wear, punctures and premature tyre failure. You can help to avoid punctures by checking your tyre pressure every month. Over-inflation may also result in un-expected vehicle handling and premature tyre wear. The patterns of tyre wear for different pressures can be seen on the right. Weather can affect the pressure requirements for your tyres. Overloading is likely to put excessive strain on tyres, which results in excessive over heating. This can lead to more rapid wear and a greater susceptibility to impact damage. All of this can contribute to premature tyre failure. Tyres are designed to withstand the demands that sustained high speed driving puts upon them. When your tyres are in good condition and are correctly inflated, they will withstand this heat build up at their maximum rated speeds. Maximum rated speeds and other information can be found on the tyre sidewall markings.
Tyre damage
Check tyres for damage e.g. bulges (the rubber becomes weaker and can blow-out), cuts/nicks in the tyre, embedded foreign objects (nails, screws, glass, sharp objects that may cause a puncture) and degrading rubber (old tyres).


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This document defines the operations that can be done on a batch in validation state. During this stage, a user can perform various operations on the batch like classifying, splitting, copying, deleting the document etc., along with the ability to change the value of the index fields which have been extracted. The document also explains the various plug-in properties that should be set for batches that are in validation state. With the help of these properties Ephesoft facilitates fuzzy search option, suggestion box facility, and development of external modules or applications and integrates them to work together with Ephesoft. Whenever a batch comes for validation, its status is changed to "Ready for Validation" and it needs to be validated by the user manually, if it is not validated automatically.
Below is the screen shot of the BatchList page which contains a tab for the list of all the batches present in "READY_FOR_VALIDATION" state.
Please follow the below steps to set up the validation plug-in properties:
- Login to the Ephesoft Admin Module (Batch Class Management).
- Navigate to Batch Class -> Modules -> Validate Document module -> Validate Document plugin.
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Configurable property,Type~~of value,Value~~options,Description
Field Value Change Script Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,"If the switch is enabled, then every time the field values are changed, the field value change script runs.~~Default OFF."
Fuzzy Search Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,"If the switch is enabled, then fuzzy search facility is enabled.~~Default ON."
Suggestion box Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,"If the switch is enabled, then suggestions for alternate values for Index fields are available.~~Default OFF."
External Application Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,"This field is used to develop external applications and integrate them to work together with Ephesoft.~~Default OFF."
Fuzzy Pop Up X Dimension (in px),Integer,Integer~~value,To specify the x-dimension of the fuzzy search result pop-up in pixels.
Fuzzy Pop Up Y Dimension (in px),Integer,Integer~~value,To specify the y-dimension of the fuzzy search result pop-up in pixels.
Validation Script Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,"If the switch is enabled, then whenever the batch in validation state is saved, the specified script runs.~~Default OFF."
External Application X Dimension (in px),Integer,Integer~~value,To specify the x-dimension of the external application in pixels.
External Application Y Dimension (in px),Integer,Integer~~value,To specify the y-dimension of the external application in pixels.
"URL1 Title, URL2 Title, URL3 Title and URL4 Title",String,N-A,These properties hold titles for the external application.
"URL1 (Ctrl+4), URL2 (Ctrl+7), URL3 (Ctrl+8) and URL4 (Ctrl+9)",String,N-A,"To fire the specified External Application for a batch on the Review Validate UI. URL of the external application is specified here which can be accessed via shortcut keys (Ctrl+4, etc.) as well as by pressing buttons defined. (App1, App4, App2, App 3 as can be seen in the below UI)."
Index Field Value Separator,String,String,"The String entered will act as a separator for multiple words populated in an Index Field. If nothing is entered then, space will act as a separator."
Insert Table Row Script Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,"If the switch is enabled, then every time a new row is inserted in a table, script new table row insert runs.~~Default OFF."
Sticky Index fields Field Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,If the switch is enabled data populated in Index fields will be retained on changing the document type.~~Default OFF.
Table Extraction Suggestion Box Switch,List of~~values,ON~~OFF,"If the switch is enabled, suggestions for alternate values for table cells are available.~~Default OFF."
External application on Review Validate Screen
Features List
There are three panels in this screen.
- Left-most-panel or 1st panel – contains a document tree for the classified and unclassified Ephesoft documents.
- Middle-panel or 2nd panel – contains the review panel and facilitates fuzzy search option. Review panel contains the list of document types and the list of documents for merging. Below review panel there is a textbox for fuzzy search index fields(with their extracted value) for the co
- Right-most-panel or 3rd panel shows the enlarged image of the selected document.
In the document tree, classified as well as unclassified documents are displayed. Classified documents are marked by a green check mark. Unclassified documents are marked by a red question-mark on its right-top.
Index fields with their extracted values are displayed in the middle panel. In the below UI, the index field is Time and its extracted value is 21:29:34.Value of an index field can be populated by selecting overlay from image in the right-most panel.
The middle panel also contains a Table button for navigation to the Table View. This icon shows a red sign if the table contains any invalid data.
Clicking on the table view button opens another panel that contains a table corresponding to the selected document. This option comes only if some table configuration has been defined for the batch class. If no table has been configured then this option doesn't appear. The table should contain only valid data. If any cell in the table contains any invalid data, then that batch is not validated.
Values in table can also be populated by selecting overlay from Right-most-panel.
Table on Review Validate Screen
- Insert: Inserts a new row below the selected row in the table.
- Delete: Deletes the selected rows. A row can be selected for deletion by selecting its check box.
- Delete All: Deletes all the table rows.
- Manual Extraction: A user can fill the data manually by selecting zones for row columns in the table.
- Empty column can be populated by performing manual extraction for the column. For this, user has to select the Column checkbox present on the right of manual extraction button.
- Invalid data extracted during Manual extraction for rows can be discarded by selecting the header checkboxes of a column. Any row with invalid value for the checked column will not be added on performing manual extraction.
- Back: Navigates to the validate view.
- Function keys have also been added on the table view to execute function key script. Add New Table button has now been removed from the table view. Any script can be executed by using the available function keys.
- Table contains data validated using the table validation rules and column validation patterns defined for it. An invalid column value is highlighted using pink color and invalid row is highlighted using orange color.
- The table validation rule failed over a row is displayed on the top of table view on selecting the invalid row. The row data is also validated on the fly if the user makes any changes in the row.
- The columns validated using column validation pattern can be marked as valid by hitting Ctrl + b on the column's cell.
Fuzzy search option returns table data that match a pattern approximately. Every document is mapped to a table in database. Data from the table in database is returned corresponding to the pattern specified in the fuzzy search textbox. A particular row from that table can be selected for populating data into Index fields.
User can populate the Index fields with data by clicking over the image.
- User can populate the Index fields with multiple data by holding the Ctrl key and clicking the mouse's left button. This will result in a list of words separated by configured Index Field Value Separator.
- If OCR confidence validation has been enabled, the Index field, whose OCR confidence fails to match the OCR confidence threshold, is displayed in "Red" with an error message on the top.
- The Index field can be validated by pressing Ctrl + b, which removes the error message on the top. The OCR confidence validation can also be removed by pressing Ctrl + s.
Right-most panel
The right-most panel contains the buttons for splitting, deleting, rotating the document, etc. These buttons can be used to perform some functionality given in the shortcuts tab. We can select any page from any document and use these buttons to perform the functionality shown in the screen shot below:
Clicking on shortcuts will open a table of shortcuts for operations like saving, splitting, merging, deleting the document etc.
Following shortcuts are explained at this location:
Split document feature has been enhanced for retaining Index Field and Table Data. On splitting a document the user is prompted for retaining Index Field values and Table Data.


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Moto Morini
Moto Morini S.p.A. is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1938 by Alfonso Morini. Moto Morini hit the Italian motorcycle scene in 1945 when the T125 was built in Moto Morini's new Bologna factory, Via Berti. From this moment on, Moto Morini began representing an important example of Italian mechanical skill. This first Morini motorcycle, a single-cylinder two-stroke and three-speed 125cc marked Moto Morini's entrance into Italian motorcycle racing. Moto Morini is often confused with Morini Franco Motori.
Moto Morini Mopeds
Moto Morini produced mopeds with 50cc engines from 1960 to the mid-1970s. All of Moto Morini's mopeds had four-stroke engines, with the exception of the Dollaro, which was a two-stroke. The "Modell V" (pronounced "Vu"), a four-stroke moped for "ladies," was built between 1963 and 1966. Modell V Moto Morini mopeds were sold in Italy under the name Corsarino, translated as "Little Pirate". Apart from a normal Corsarino moped with a pilion seat (Corsarino "Z"), Morini produced the Corsarino "ZT," an off-road Corsarino Scrambler and a Corsarino "ZZ" super-sport version.


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Lucas has been manufacturing quality ingredients for butchers and food retailers since 1926 and through continual innovation, technical excellence and manufacturing quality, has remained at the forefront of many important developments in the production of food ingredients. Key ranges include Sausage and Burger Seasonings and Mixes, Cures, Pies and Pasties, Glazes, Coaters Sauces and a full range of ingredients for Ready Meals.
Great emphasis is placed upon customer service and the team members at Lucas spend much of their time talking to and working directly with retail butchers throughout the UK. This approach of partnership and collaboration ensures an in-depth understanding of the current market and leads to Lucas creating products that are relevant and that sell very well. Many endorsements from customers can be seen on the Lucas Facebook page and Twitter feeds.
Lucas supports the wider industry through the sponsorship of shows and competitions throughout the year. Judith Johnston and Steve Derrick, Regional Sales Development Managers for Lucas are always on hand to help with advice, support and demonstrations.
To find out more about Lucas, along with superb recipe ideas and technical information, visit
www.lucas-ingredients.co.uk or call 0800 138 5837.


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Reeves Gabrels UK Tour
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|Cornelis van Poelenburgh (c1586 - 1667)
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|Cornelis van Poelenburgh, was a Dutch Golden Age landscape painter. Though his birthplace is unknown, a signed document survives in Utrecht where he is listed as six years old and the son of Simon van Poelenburch, a Catholic canon in Utrecht. He initially trained with Abraham Bloemaert, and his earliest signed paintings are from 1620. He traveled to Rome where he was influenced by Adam Elsheimer a ... more (Google)
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Abraham Bloemaert
Nymph and Shepherd in Landscape
(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)
Amaryllis Giving Prize to Myrtill
Nicolaes Berchem
Adam Elsheimer
Rest on Flight to Egypt
(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)
Rest on Flight to Egypt
(Fogg Museum)
Aelbert Cuyp
Paul Bril
Figures Dancing near Ruin
(Detroit Institute of Arts)
Feast of Gods
(Wadsworth Atheneum)
Herman Saftleven the Younger
Jacob Matham
View of Campo Vaccino
(Musee du Louvre)
Leonard Bramer