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Last week we had the pleasure of attending the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the International Publishers Copyright Coalition (IPCC) and technology giant Baidu.
The purpose of the MoU is to tackle access to works through Baidu that infringe copyright. This follows a number of initiatives that the Chinese government is promoting to crack down on IP and copyright infringement online.
Copyright holders in China notoriously face obstacles in asserting, managing, valuing and licensing their works online. China is the largest source of pirated products in the world. The sale of products that infringe trademarks, copyrights, patents, design rights and a number of related rights, even as far back as 2007, were estimated by the OECD to account for 8% of China's GDP. Problems of copyright infringement in China are perceived as one of the biggest barriers to development for the creative industries.
A statement released by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT) in January 2015 reasserted the legal implications for businesses that don't adhere to IP law.
Following SAPPRFT's statement, the National Copyright Administration announced that all unlicensed online music must be removed from platforms before the end of that month. In addition, any suspected unlicensed video platforms who fail to 'reform' would also be investigated.
Following this, in November 2015 Alibaba's music platform Xiami.com took down 26,000 unauthorised tracks, and since 2015 Baidu have taken down written content infringing copyright from it's Tieba platform at a rate of nearly 20,000 articles and links per month.
This crack-down has stimulated legitimate trade among China's tech giants, creators and copyright holders. Over the last five years, Baidu has invested 1 billion RMB in content for its online video platform iQiyi. In 2015, Alibaba signed a distribution deal with German music rights company BMG, whilst Tencent announced that it expected to invest up to 5 billion RMB in original video content and acquiring rights to video content in 2016.
While this is encouraging, doing business in China is still difficult for independent content creators and independent rights holders. This is due to prohibitively high transaction costs and overheads from executing deals with the large online platforms.
Our work with the UK's Copyright Hub is exploring the potential for a Chinese digital copyright exchange. The idea is to lower these transaction costs and overheads for businesses in China by simplifying and automating the licencing of copyrighted material.
To deliver this project we are working with Beijing Foreign Studies University and the AHRC's Centre for Digital Copyright and IP Research at the University of Nottingham in Ningbo, China. If you are interested in this work please get in touch.
Further Reading (in Mandarin)
Further Reading (in Mandarin)
- SAPPRFT on the legal implications for businesses that don't adhere to IP law
- National Copyright Administration announce the removal of all unlicensed online music, as well as the reformation of unlicensed video platforms
- Baidu take down 20,000 articles and links per month since 2015, as well as investing 1 billion RMB in content for its online video platform iQiyi
- Tencent invests billions in original video content and acquiring rights to video content
- Xiami take down 26,000 unauthorised tracks


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Framing a Roof
Creating a SIP Roof Assembly
Automatic Framing - Exposed Rafter Tails - Sub Fascia and Sheathing
Drawing Decorative Beam or Truss Symbols
What is a Truss?
Setting Truss Defaults
Framing a Truss Roof System
Using a Truss Base to Truss Intersecting Roofs
Framing a Cantilevered Truss Roof System
Framing with Energy Heel Trusses
Framing with Scissor Trusses
Framing a Skylight Well with Trusses
Framing and Bracing a Truss Roof System without Lookouts
Setting Truss Lookout Spacing and Viewing Selected Truss Details
Hip Trusses - Building a Step-down Hip
Hip Trusses - Building a Sub-girder Hip
Hip Trusses - Drop Hip or California Hip
Framing with Attic Trusses
Using the Ceiling Step Truss Command
Focus: Creating Trusses
Quick Tip - Timber Frame Truss
Roof trusses can be used to frame roofs and ceilings.

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I'm telling you a lie in a vicious effort that you will repeat my lie over and over until it becomes true. Lady Gaga
There are longer, but no more compelling, characterizations of the scourge of disinformation – so serious that the sitting President of the United States brought up the subject just this week – notably at a joint press conference with German President Angela Merkel. In that meeting President Obama spoke of the perils of "active disinformation, very well presented."
The heart of the matter, the President said, is that, "if we are not serious about the facts, about what is true and what is not, and especially at the time of social networks, when so many people receive the information in one sentence on their phone, if we cannot tell the difference between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have a problem."
The power, influence and tenacity of disinformation is evident – everyone has a story of having been duped, even having shared or acted on a kernel of disinformation planted with malice aforethought to skew public perception and action. We are conditioned to believe what we read or see, particularly if the information is well presented by "credentialed" spokesperson and/or, better yet, backed up by inscrutable, and thus infallible, metrics.
Disinformation is no respecter of receiver: Did any of us believe, if just for a minute, that Pope Francis favored a presidential candidate in the recent election? Or that that climate change might be just an overblown theory? or that the CIA was somehow behind the Malayzia Airline crash? Or that Ford Motors was planning a major move to Mexico?
Back in the pre-social media day the term "information literacy" was fashioned to put a name on an emerging Information Age challenge. Last month we even offered a hasty nod to Information Literacy Month. https://marytreacy.wordpress.com/2016/10/03/information-literacy-universal-challenge-of-the-digital-era/
The fact is that efforts to build information literacy skills lag far behind the ubiquity, fluidity and instant gratification of social media. Far more insidious is the harsh reality that the wizards of disinformation have mastered the tools to manufacture palatable lies, to present the fake information in irresistible nibbles, to package propaganda a fact — then "repeat the lie over and over until it becomes true."
For me the spark of hope that springs eternal ignites when Gaga and Obama sound the same alarm – that the power of disinformation is real, pervasive and a threat to this democracy.
The forefathers established a nation built on the premise of an engaged citizenry. Informed voters (as narrowly defined by the white men who wrote the rules,) would have access to information by and about their government and the skills to consider both the source and the content of information. Relevant, valid information would be communicated to the citizenry not in 140 character blips but in pamphlets, newspapers, orations, even books! http://www.constitutionfacts.com/founders-library/founders-reading-list/
Disinformation is hardly a new idea. In 1710 Jonathan Swift penned The Art of Political Lying" in which he expressed his dim view of fake information:
Falsehood flies, and truth comes limping after it, so that when men come to be undeceived, it is too late; the jest is over, and the tale hath had its effect: like a man, who hath thought of a good repartee when the discourse is changed, or the company parted; or like a physician, who hath found out an infallible medicine, after the patient is dead.


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Thursday, September 27, 2012
Gibson Vintage 1963 ES-335 Sunburst Original
via this auction where you'll find more pics.
"1963 Gibson ES 335 Sunburst finish, with stop-tail, well-cared for, with a good deal of honest playing wear. Original finish is surprisingly good. Both front and back have no signs of trauma and only a minor number of nicks and scratches. It sounds fabulous, with a very distinctive clarity, and a voice of its own, plays like a dream & even sounds great un-amplified. Very lightweight, Mickey Mouse ears, no cracks, pat # humbuckers, slim 60s neck, lifton case. There are some normal wear and tear parts that have been replaced over the years. It has been re-fretted (original frets included), has some newer saddles, and there may be a pickguard bracket or part of one, that has been replaced, but the rest is pretty original. My best appraisal of this guitar is that it is a good playing, good sounding classic 63 335; worn, very close to all-original. Call it a 'player' if you like. I have never heard another that sounds like this one. I would describe it as more BB King timbre and clarity, than Alvin Lee power..."
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ArtLab T-Shirts and Graphic Services of Palm Bay / Melbourne, Florida, has had the good fortune to be associated with the Annual Grant Seafood Festival for decades. Every year we are asked to produce the festival design, sometimes we are given a design from a community artist to enhance, but for the past three years, our staff artists have come up with a design from scratch. Thousands of shirts are printed for the festival every year and also shirts for some of the specific booths at the event. ArtLab T-Shirts also prints posters, buttons, signs and bumper stickers for advertising. The festival is held each year the last weekend of February or the first weekend of March. ArtLab T-Shirts is already working on designs for the 48th Annual Grant Seafood Festival 2014!
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Medicare 101
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For adults. Are you or someone you care about eligible for Medicare? Come and find out how to get the most out of your Medicare health benefits. There are many decisions to make when you are eligible for Medicare. We will cover the four parts of Medicare (Parts A, B, C, and D) and how to protect yourself from healthcare fraud. We will also cover the Medicare Savings Programs, which are not all low-income programs. Presented by Carroll County's SHIP/SMP program.


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July had the texture of lightening before it strikes. A threat that promises to deliver destructive renewal. The currants firm against my skin taught around a fluttering breath. I am longing for a natural disaster or divine intervention. Nerves like live wires, cloying sticky hot clouds form around my mind as my eyes scan the horizon with lazer percision. Thunder clap looming in my throat as of yet silent. Still lazy in the heat I move slowly as tension rises. Restless & relentless; I am caught spinning lopsided while frictions momentum grinds down the whirligig propulsion as I begin to gravitate towards eternal stillness.
I am gathering my energy to strike out in exacting devotion.
Quiet destruction of idol gods feared by lazy minds. A creative out burst followed by a rich down pour of inntuituve truth seeking.
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Why Resolving Your Divorce Outside Of Court May Be The Best Route
Couples who are facing divorce often always resolve their disputes more amicably and efficiently when they utilize alternative dispute resolution methods, like collaboration and mediation, rather than traditional litigation. This is because both of these methods allow the parties to essentially control their own fate, rather than a more impersonal, crowded court system.With collaboration, each party participates, with their own attorney, negotiates and works toward an agreement outside of the courtroom. In mediation, there is a neutral third-party mediator who works with the parties to resolve the disputes.
Courts in Harris County require mediation in many instances before parties can have a court hearing. Using the Collaborative Divorce process allows parties to avoid the court's docketing system, and address issues on their own timetable.
Both methods are much less formal, more cost-effective and, most importantly, allow parties to have a say in their own fate. With 30 years of experience, Martha Bourne knows that no two divorces are alike and no two clients have the same legal needs. Such important personal and financial decisions involved in property division or child custody, for instance, should be decided by the parties themselves.
These methods also allow couples to avoid the strife and acrimony of a drawn-out legal battle. Ms. Bourne is both a trained collaborative lawyer as well as a trained mediator. She studied at the Harvard School of Negotiation and knows how ADR processes work and their benefits to resolving sensitive family law issues over litigation.
Is Collaboration Or Mediation Right For You?
Ms. Bourne works toward resolving cases through ADR methods, but she also understands that the most appropriate route will depend on individual circumstances. Each case has to be evaluated and clients must be well informed about all methods of obtaining a divorce.
If you are facing a divorce and need to be educated about the process, contact Martha Bourne & Associates to schedule an appointment to discuss your divorce and what issues concern you.
Located near the Galleria area. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, with evening and weekend hours available by appointment.
Call 713-961-9663 or online.
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On a recent afternoon, University of Chicago field coordinator Priscilla Agbeo and her team of four students stood in the parking lot of a big warehouse in Chicago's West Lawn neighborhood. Agboe wonders if the building is separate stores, or just one big store.
Cars whiz along South Pulaski Avenue as the students input the company "AFAM" into their mobile app. They make a note in their personal or borrowed smartphones that the business sells beauty products geared toward African Americans.
Over this summer about 90 Chicago public high school students mapped communities on the city's South and West Sides. It's part of a program called MAPS Corps run through the University of Chicago in partnership with After School Matters.
Students are paid to collect and analyze data on neighborhood assets including businesses, churches and educational institutions, observing their communities as researchers help the students understand it in a new way.
Recent Urban Prep graduate Rommel Slater explained that over the past few weeks they've talked with residents in South Side neighborhoods like Englewood and Chatham.
"What everyone wants is not necessarily what they need in a community," Slater said.
Because, what a person says they want could be something that's healthy for the community — but not for its residents.
Agbeo, a MAPS Corps alum herself, offered an example.
"We talk a lot about liquor stores for example, and fast food restaurants," she said.
Bad food and booze seem like obvious unhealthy community options, but Agbeo challenged that idea.
"When you first think about it, you think that's not healthy, but does it create jobs? Is it local?" she said.
MAPS Corps wants residents to know their local assets, even in communities that might be perceived as dangerous and disadvantaged.
While the students are out collecting data, a maintenance worker stops them to ask what they're doing.
Walter Payton College Prep junior Uchenna Ngwe quickly explains.
"We go around the South Side, South and West Sides. We collect data about businesses so that people in the community can go to these businesses around them," he said. "Like if you need a chiropractor, you don't have to go all the way to the North Shore. You can just find one on the West Side."
The maps generated over the past several years have been used by academic institutions, city departments and even private companies like Pepsi Co.
Each year builds on information gathered from the last. Students walk the neighborhoods to find out what assets are still in place and what's changed. They also come up with a question of their own to add context to the data. Agbeo's group was based out of the Greater Auburn Gresham Development Corporation.
"So right now, we've actually been discussing economic racism in our community," Agbeo explained.
So, there's a demand in the community for things like retail and grocery stores, but there aren't many of either in the neighborhood.
"We're still finding links to connect vacancies to economic racism," Agbeo said.
She thinks businesses stay away because of high crime and poverty rates — her group wanted to show that in spite of that, vacancies have the potential for economic development.
Still, the students aren't immune to the negative perceptions. One day they found a broken handmade sign near Damen Avenue and 71st Street.
"It was a sign that says, 'I bet $100 that you n-words would commit 60 shootings and 20 murders in the Fourth of July.' We have that posted in the room that we meet up," Agbeo remembered.
Student Rommel Slater didn't know who would've placed the sign, but it inspired him to act.
"It made me want to share what I see and overcome the stereotypes listed on that board," Slater said.
And that's what they did.
After weeks of mapping, Slater and other MAPS students presented their findings at a symposium Wednesday at the University of Chicago.
"We found that there's a positive correlation between vacancies and the poverty rate, the violence rate and low property tax value," he told the audience.
Because, as his fellow mapper Uchenna Ngwe explained, within the last month, 90 percent of residents they surveyed shopped outside of their neighborhood.
"This is all money flowing out of the community," Ngwe began. "When these people shopped outside of their community, the places they shopped were predominantly grocery stores, restaurants and department stores, which accounted for almost 70 percent," he explained.
The group's recommendations included help for small businesses — from the city and community groups. And, that residents share the responsibility of cleaning up vacant lots--the students included themselves in that call to act.
Ninety-five percent of the mappers who graduated high school in 2015 will head off to college in the fall. They said they hope the information they provide can spur improvement — so they can come back to a better neighborhood.
Susie An is a WBEZ reporter. Follow her @soosieon


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2014 was a good year for our little family. like anyone else, we had our setbacks & disappointments - but we also had some real nice moments. here's a quick look back:
january was pretty low-key. all finished up with classwork, i was doggedly writing my thesis full-time...& working full-time. ben's schedule for a lot of this year included putting in long hours working & researching on campus & tutoring most nights. we participated in a food marathon that took us all over the 5 boroughs. i CAN'T believe was a year ago now. it feels so, so recent.
february also didn't have much happening. we ate steak on valentine's day, visited the 9/11 memorial with our church youth group, & celebrated benjamin's birthday, at which point i made a list of 27 reasons why i'm crazy about that ocean-eyed physicist. it was a month in which we mostly geared up for the happenings of the next month...
...that's right, march was a big month. we saw the avett brothers at the barclays center, i traveled to boston for a frandsen sister's reunion...
...& we took a trip to china! ben had a conference & we turned it into a week-long stay in beijing. i was able to get us around with my [admittedly a tad rusty] chinese, we hiked along the great wall, ate delicious food, had a few of those famously painful massages, & tried not to let the pollution affect us in any long-term way. (you can read about our china trip day one part one & part two, day two, our hike along the great wall, day four, & our indulgent day five).
on the streets:
braving the crowds at the forbidden city:
a great day on a great wall:
beef noodle soup that is so, so good:
in april we stayed at a cabin outside the city with friends during conference weekend, & i ran in both a 10k & a half marathon.
in may we celebrated our 3-year anniversary, i finished my thesis, & we learned that i was pregnant! all good things.
june was a big month. i graduated with my master's degree in english (& we announced my pregnancy to both sets of parents while they were in town that weekend!) & we took another trip...
...this time to europe! it was truly lovely, marred only by the fact that i was pretty throw up-y for some of the time. but even blowing chow in the parking lot in front of stonehenge couldn't stop us from really enjoying ourselves. we were there just shy of a month, & all told, we made stops in zurich, salzburg, vienna, london & hartwell, england, edinburgh, the scottish highlands, coma-ruga, & barcelona. we visited the swiss alps, stonehenge, the hundertwasser haus, the cliffs of dover, & much more. we stayed in europe through july. later that month we saw jay-z & beyonce perform at the barclays center.
in vienna:
cliffs of dover:
in coma ruga, spain:
in scotland:
in barcelona:
in august i announced my pregnancy here on the blog. we spent a few days in montauk after ben had some work out there, then a weekend in montreal while he attended a conference, & then a week in vancouver, bc.
crashing waves (albeit mini ones) in montauk:
checking out downtown montreal:
poutine in montreal:
at vancouver's [really well done] shakespeare festival:
& biking around stanley park with my parents:
in september we saw the black keys at the barclays center, my little baby bump was starting to pop a bit (we found out the gender in august!), & i ran a ragnar in the adirondacks with some good friends. it was a great time, but soon after that, much to my dismay, my doc told me to start taking it easy.
october was fun. ben ran in a tough mudder, i went to the blaze with some friends (comparisons of the size of my belly to that of a pumpkin were inevitable), & my pregnancy kept rolling along. ALSO, for halloween ben & i dressed up as reverend dimmsdale & hester prynne from the scarlet letter, thus utilizing my belly in the greatest way ever since its creation. on halloween night we attended procession of the ghouls & took a few photos in the dark cathedral afterwards.
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november was the month of family visits, during which we enjoyed the company of both ben's older sister naomi & his younger brother christian. ben has good people. we also fulfilled a longtime dream of mine & saw carmen, & it came to pass i could no longer tie or untie my shoes.
all this brings us to last month, december. my friend corinne took a few photos of my burgeoning belly, & ben & i took advantage of the holiday time off & enjoyed a string of fun days together - christmas eve, christmas day, & the day after christmas (there's gotta be a better name for that day...boxing day, i guess?? :). we sent out our environmentally-friendly christmas card [which i'm certain everyone received with great rejoicing], sang in our stake christmas concert with a few other people (we formed a "ten-tet," to be exact, i know that to be the official name of a singing group of ten people) my friends threw me a beautiful baby shower, & we saw the nutcracker.
the tree at the met on christmas eve:
our charlie brown tree on christmas day:
ben taking it all in at the armory on boxing day(?) :
the armory exhibit we saw on boxing day:
photos from the shoot with corinne inside the ny public library:
& from when we went outside:
& our christmas card:
2014, we were happy to know ya! of course, as always, i write this wholly recognizing that this blog post, one that took me a solid three hours to compile, gather photos for, & write, will take you about a minute to read through. & that is wholly unfair :) let's hear it for 2015 - the big year, the BABY year.


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Author(s): Juan Gabriel Vasquez
Novel | 2019 Man Booker International Prize long list | 2019 Man Booker International Prize short list
Description: The Shape of the Ruins by the Colombian writer Juan Gabriel Vasquez, whose recent novel, the best-selling Sound of Things Falling won Spain's Alfaguara Prize, Italy's Von Rezzori Prize and the 2014 Dublin IMPAC literary Award, was published to acclaim in Colombia last year and has just appeared in Spain. It takes the form of personal and formal investigations into two political assassinations - the murders of Rafael Uribe Uribe in 1914, the man who inspired Garcia Marquez's General Buendia in One Hundred Years of Solitude, and of the charismatic Jorge Eliecer Gaitan, the man who might have been Colombia's J.F.K., gunned down on the brink of success in the presidential elections of 1948. Separated by more than 30 years, the two murders at first appear unconnected, but as the novel progresses Vasquez reveals how between them they contain the seeds of the violence that has bedevilled Colombia ever since. The Shape of the Ruins is Vasquez's most ambitious, challenging and rewarding novel to date.
Shortlisted Man Booker International 2019
Review: Absolutely hypnotic, a display of tense, agile, intelligent narrative, it takes conspiracy to a whole other level * El Cultural * With utmost skill, Vasquez has us accompany him in his detective work, proposing a reflection on ghosts from the past and the inheritance of blame, doubt and fear * El Pais * Juan Gabriel Vasquez's latest and most ambitious novel.... A dazzlingly choreographed network of echoes and mirrorings * Times Literary Supplement * Juan Gabriel Vasquez's The Shape of the Ruins is a highly sophisticated, fast-moving political thriller set in Colombia and an excellent read -- Alan Furst Like Don DeLillo's JFK-themed Libra, the novel is an intoxicating blend of fact and fiction -- Malcolm Forbes * Glasgow Herald * A masterful writer . . . Juan Gabriel Vasquez has many gifts--intelligence, wit, energy, a deep vein of feeling--but he uses them so naturally that soon enough one forgets one's amazement at his talents, and then the strange, beautiful sorcery of his tale takes hold -- Nicole Krauss For anyone who has read the entire works of Gabriel Garcia Marquez and is in search of a new Colombian novelist, then Juan Gabriel Vasquez . . . is a thrilling new discovery. -- Colm Toibin * Guardian. * One of the most original new writers of Latin American Literature. -- Mario Vargas Llosa
Author Biography: Juan Gabriel Vasquez was born in Bogota in 1973. His previous books include the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award winner and international bestseller The Sound of Things Falling, as well as The Informers, The Secret History of Costaguana and Reputations, which was awarded the Royal Spanish Academy Prize. He has translated works by Joseph Conrad, John Dos Passos and Victor Hugo, amongst others. His books have been translated in twenty-eight languages and forty countries. In 2016 he was made Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et de Lettres by the French Ministry of Culture. After sixteen years in France, Belgium and Spain, he now lives in Bogota.
Shortlisted Man Booker International 2019
Winner of the Prémio Literário Casino da Póvoa 2018
Finalist for the Bienal de Novela Mario Vargas Llosa 2016
Finalist for the Premio Bottari Lattes Grinzane 2017
Finalist for the Prix Fémina
Finalist for the Prix Médicis


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Built in 1910 and recently renovated, the Les Avants – Sonloup funicular has the special feature of having kept its carriages and machinery from the good old times. A curiosity that is worth seeing.
On 14 December 1910, a funicular connects Les Avants and Sonloup. It has one bobsled run and two toboggan runs. Les Avants faces Caux in a real race towards modernisation and tourism. More than 100 years later the funicular and its famous red carriages still flicker in the landscape.
The funicular runs on a distance of 532 metres and down a slope of 180, a maximum slope of 54.5%. Three works of art were built, the most impressing one being a masonry viaduct with eleven arches. Two red carriages were pulled by an electric engine fuelled at the Les Avants train station, a tecjnimcal achievement and a first in Switzerland.
- Rail Center GoldenPass
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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
120 accused spies for Israel in Lebanon
Lebanese police and army have thus far arrested 120 Israeli spies in Lebanon. 120 to 0 for Lebanon. I find that hilarious. Mossad's brilliance? Are you kidding me? Beaten by Lebanese police, for potato's sake.
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Was checking over the kit in the garden and ended up with another damn closeup of an insect……. No tubes, just me laid flat out in damp grass, waiting for it to stand still – f10, @200mm 1/400, handheld (again). No flash.
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It was a beautiful hot summer day and this stunning brunette was too hot. She needed to do something to lower her body temperature and the first thing that came to mind is to take her clothes off and enjoy the day showing everything she's got in the back yard.
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50 times as many men,women,children have been killed by the Watchtower society ban on *whole* blood transfusions than at Jonestown kool-aid mass murders.
It is 100 percent what will play out in a secular court of law as to the parent Watchtower being held liable for deaths.
Most Jehovah's Witnesses rushed to the ER with massive blood loss will scream NO BLOOD right up to their last breath,The shocker is they can NOW have most of the blood components that will pull them through,but they are so indoctrinated that blood is forbidden that they can't comprehend the loopholes.
The Watchtower has drilled and grilled us that our STAND ON BLOOD IS NON NEGOTIABLE.
The loopholes that allow blood usage is to save the Watchtower corporation money from blood death liability suits.
This is a truly evil organization that would sacrifice tens of thousands of men,women,children for the almighty dollar.
The blood products ban has been in force since 1945 the buzz today about it being a *personal conscience matter* and the hope of new medical advances like artificial blood don't undo all those who have past perished.
Danny Haszard FMI
http://www.dannyhaszard.com *tell the truth don't be afraid*


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Life sentence stands for Swedish sniper who shot immigrants in Malmo
STOCKHOLM – Sweden's Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal by a gunman sentenced to life in prison for a series of sniper attacks that spread fear among immigrants in the southern city of Malmo.
Peter Mangs, who was arrested in November 2010, was convicted by a lower court of two murders and eight attempted murders after authorities linked him to a string of previously unsolved shootings since 2003. Most of the victims had immigrant backgrounds.
Claiming innocence, the 41-year-old Mangs appealed to the Supreme Court, Sweden's highest court, but the panel on Tuesday said it found no reason to grant him a hearing, meaning his life sentence will stand.
The court normally only hears cases that set a precedent or when previous trials are considered flawed.


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This homemade costume for babies entered our 2014 Halloween Costume Contest.
A word from Julie, the 'Flashy Flapper' costume creator:
My daughter, Annabelle in her home made flapper costume. The base is all sequin with fringe added on top.
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One Fat Frog Restaurant Equipment has talked extensively before about food safety in the kitchen and how to avoid dreaded cross contamination. Now we're going to discuss how to monitor food safety outside of the kitchen. Food safety doesn't just stop once a dish has made its way to the front of house. Your FOH staff can do plenty of damage to food on its way to a patron's table. Here's a list of potential food safety issues in the FOH, courtesy of One Fat Frog Restaurant Equipment…
• WAITERS PUTTING THEIR PAWS ON FOOD: waiters should only handle the dish, plate, or glassware – never the actual food.
• DIRTY HANDS ARE GROSS some waiters and other members of the FOH staff may handle dirty dishes and then never clean their hands afterwards. Then they return to the FOH and turn everything they touch into filth. Train your FOH staff in proper hand washing practices.
• FOH CROSS-CONTAMINATION: if a FOH member is slicing lemons, be sure they're not using a slicer that's also used for deli meats. Always clean and sanitize slicers used in the FOH.
• EXPIRED PERISHABLES IN THE WAIT STATIONS: waiters should check all of the perishables in the wait station in between shifts. This goes for the milk, cream, and butter. Especially check these items during slow shifts when the rotation schedule may have been overlooked.
• MISPLACED TONGS ON BUFFETS: keep an eye out for germ carriers on the buffet line and replace them immediately with clean ones.
• SILLY STACKING OF FOOD: the bottoms of plates and containers could be contaminated. Create a barrier to keep bacteria off of the bottom of these items. Plastic wrap works well.
• DIRTY UTENSILS AT THE DESSERT STATION: everyone deserves a clean dessert, even the most unruly patrons. Make sure the ice cream scoop, pie servers, etc. are changed regularly – at least once an hour.
There you have it folks. Several easy to follow steps to ensure your FOH staff doesn't blow it.
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Meeting My Inner Authoritarian
October 23, 2016
The first trouble I remember getting into at school was in fifth grade. A student teacher was in charge for the week, and each student was given a daily allotment of blocks. Going to the bathroom now cost three blocks, a drink of water two, and one to sharpen a pencil. I thought this was unfair, and quickly used up my allotment with trips to the bathroom and pencil sharpener, and then boldly walked over to the water fountain. I was told I'd be eating my lunch in the classroom while my friends went out to the school yard. I couldn't tell you today exactly what inspired my protest, and I didn't win any classmates over to the cause, but I continued it for the week. The lonely lunches indoors felt right, for some reason.
I've found myself resisting authority in different ways over the years since: marching against both Bushes' wars on Iraq, sitting against the Sit Lie law, camping out with Occupy San Francisco, en las marchas con mis companeras y companeros en Nicaragua, and dressing as Afraid the Clown to fly across country – the TSA were really good natured about the last one, and it brought a lot of smiles, but it also seems to have gotten me on a watch list. For many years, I've identified as a Fool, who was the one who spoke truth in the King's court, regardless of the risk.
Yes, I have been an egalitarian consensus loving . . . fool, wearing my contempt for authority and hierarchy with pride for years.
Then I became a father. The beginning part was easy – aside from being stressed and muddle-minded from a lack of sleep – it was all about caring for and wondering over the beauty of this amazing little being. Then, they started to move, and it became about: "Don't grab that electrical wire, take this toy instead." "Wait! Don't crawl headfirst down those stairs!" "Ahhh! You're about to run into traffic!" Which kept me on my toes, but I didn't mind because they don't know any better. Somehow, when I first thought "now it seems like he's doing it on purpose," and put my son in his room to calm down, he realized that he could just walk right out. At that moment, he became the protester, and I became – the cop?
I tried – still try – to be kind and reasonable: "Buddy, I need you to stay in your room until you're ready to not throw things." "Hell no! We won't go!" – Not his exact words, but you get the picture. I began to see in my actions, and even my thoughts, the behavior and logic of what we radicals – can I call myself that? – call The State and Its Agents: "I'm stopping you from doing something you'll regret later." "I'm doing this for the good of the community (or, in this case, the household.)" "I'm confining you until you agree to behave differently." "I'm just trying to restrain you, not to hurt you." Of course, the stakes are lower in our confrontations, and no one ends up bruised, let alone with broken bones or a bullet in their back.
As I watch my son resisting authority which must seem to him arbitrary and at times unreasonable, using the techniques of those with no more to resist with than their mind and body, I find myself full of questions. Is my parental authority absolute and legitimate? Are there times when the use of force is appropriate? Is there a truth I should be listening to in even his most unreasonable screaming and tantrums? In his hitting?
In calm moments like this, I am grateful for how my son reflects the world back to me, and keeps me always learning. And, though sympathetic toward his teachers and other adults, I'm proud to be raising a resistor, especially in this world where unjust authority needs to be resisted by those who can.
Perhaps I'll teach him a song we once sang to cops arresting protesters:
"You can forbid almost anything, but you can't forbid me to think. You can't forbid my tears to fall, and you can't close my mouth while I sing."


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A one-day Symposium on Fantastic Films for the 9th Fantastic Films Weekend
Friday 4th June 2010, 10am-5pm
Cubby Broccoli Cinema, National Media Museum, Bradford
Speakers include:
Jeremy Dyson (author, director, screenwriter) – 'Writing Horror'
I.Q. Hunter (De Montfort University) – 'British Sex Films'
David Robison (U of Bradford) – 'The Infected Idyll: The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue'
Russ Hunter (Independent Scholar)- Italian Horror Films
There will also be a screening of the rare 1970s witchcraft documentary Secret Rites featuring Alex and Maxine Sanders. Introduced by Mark Goodall.
For more information about the Fantastic Films Weekend see here:
To reserve a place or to get more information on the TIMECODE series contact: Mark Goodall (firstname.lastname@example.com) Tel +44 (0)1274 236071


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Dopo un lungo periodo in cui il gioco è stato disponibile unicamente su PC e Xbox One, ecco che Capcom annuncia ufficialmente l'arrivo su PlayStation 4 di Dead Rising 4 nella sua versione definitiva.
Dead Rising 4: Frank's Big Package, infatti, debutterà il 5 dicembre su PlayStation 4 con un pacchetto speciale che contiene i costumi dei più grandi eroi Capcom.
Definitive Dead Rising 4 Experience Coming to PlayStation 4 this December!
Capcom today announced that a super-sized serving of Dead Rising 4 will be making its way for the first time to PlayStation 4 players across North America and Europe beginning on December 5, 2017. Just in time for the holidays, Dead Rising 4: Frank's Big Package is a special delivery that will let players unwrap the Dead Rising 4 main game, in addition to all other previously released game content. The new bundle will also introduce a game mode called "Capcom Heroes," an all-new way to experience the Dead Rising 4 story that lets Frank West wear over a dozen outfits and perform outrageous special attacks inspired by classic Capcom characters.
BIG in features, BIG in content. Dead Rising 4: Frank's Big Package provides everything that a Dead Rising fan could ever ask for. This exclusive bundle offers a generous amount of game content, with instant access to immense, over-the-top zombie action that includes:
• Dead Rising 4 – Latest version of the main game with all difficulty settings.
• All downloadable content – Stocking Stuffer Holiday Pack, Frank Rising and Super Ultra Dead Rising 4 Mini Golf.
• All bonus content – Street Fighter Outfit Pack, My Bloody Valentine Pack, Candy Cane Crossbow, Slicecycle, Sir-Ice-A-Lot, Ugly Winter Sweater and X-Fists.
Dead Rising 4: Frank's Big Package will be coming to PlayStation 4 on December 5, 2017. For European pricing please check individual retailers. Current Dead Rising 4 players on Xbox One, Steam and Windows 10 will receive the all-new "Capcom Heroes" mode as a free update when Dead Rising 4: Frank's Big Package is released.


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Women Needed to Legalize Pot
Colorado, and the multi-state effort to legalize marijuana in November needs you now more than ever. In Colorado especially, polls are showing an encouraging growth in support for Amendment 64 among women (from 49% support in September, to 50% support in October), but female support still trails their male counterparts by 5% points. Fact: this election will be decided by the female vote. Marijuana can only be legalized if we have a majority of support among women. It is crucial we do everything we can to support the work of Colorado's Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol and make history on November 6.
Our friends at Just Say Now have created an online phone bank you can use to make calls from anywhere in the country. This tool includes its own woman-to-woman phone bank that we can use to reach out to women voters in Colorado and inspire them to support Amendment 64. The website makes it extremely easy to jump in, organize and get involved.
The NORML Women's Alliance is calling on women nationwide, who believe in the controlled regulation of marijuana to host a phone banking party with your like-minded sisters and encourage women to vote "Yes" on CO's Amendment 64. Organizing a phone banking event to call women voters in CO is the most important contribution you can make in this election (and the cheapest). We need to reach as many women as possible.
Phone Bank House Party – Sign Up
Phone Bank House Party – Host Packet
Phone Bank – Log In (When you log in you'll have 3 options on the left side. Choose the second option down that says "Call Women Voters for Amendment 64")
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[…] Women Needed to Legalize Pot The NORML Women's Alliance is calling on women nationwide, who believe in the controlled regulation of marijuana to host a phone banking party with your like-minded sisters and encourage women to vote "Yes" on CO's Amendment 64. Organizing a phone banking event to call women voters in CO is the most important contribution you can make in this election (and the cheapest). We need to reach as many women as possible. […]
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Re: Washington State's I-502
I am disappointed that NORML is supporting this bill, knowing it's a bad law. That's selling out. We aren't desperate here in Washington, that we'll take anything we can get. It's more difficult changing something that already exists, than just doing it right in the first place.
After reading through I-502 (which is supported by law enforcement, DA's and the government),and listening to the marijuana community, I am going to vote NO. We have waited this long for marijuana to become legal, what is one more year to get the right initiative written up and passed??? I-502 is a wolf in sheep's clothing!
This is ridiculous to punish anyone for possession of any amount of marijuana above the proposed allowed amounts, of only 1oz pot or 1pound of an edible. That's like saying you can't have more than 1 bottle of wine in your house, or no more than a six pack of beer!
You could get a DUI, when you know that pot stays in your system for weeks.
I-502 is pushing to have an unrealistic sales tax of 25%, which is additional to the 8.9% sales tax we already have. That is close to a 34% tax!! That's crazy and SO unfair to the citizens of this state.
I'm for the legalization of Marijuana, but not the way this present initiative is written up!
[Editor's note: You're so wrong in so many ways….
Selling out??
You're right, NORML, ACLU, MPP, DPA, DRCNet, LEAP, SSDP, etc….ALL of the drug policy reform groups support the initiative are "sell outs". Interestingly, or not, about the only folks in opposition in WA are the cops, pee testers, rehabbers and folks making mad money from the medical cannabis industry.
Apparently they can live with prohibition laws and prohibition-priced cannabis…but patients, consumers, non-profit drug policy reform groups, social justice organizations and, thankfully, it looks like a majority of WA voters don't favor the status quo.
Re DUID…with no DUID standard today in WA, why have there been no discernible medical cannabis-related data re patients getting busted going back to 1998, when WA voters passed medical cannabis laws–brought to them by the SAME funders and organizers of today's legalization initiative?? Why would the very funders and organizations that paid for both WA medical cannabis initiative in 1998 and Seattle's I-75 possibly want to 'throw patients under the bus'?
The bus they created and paid for??
An actual DUI standard, as compared to medical cannabis patients' anecdotal claim that they can drive high well and when ever they want, makes more common sense and addresses obvious public safety concerns that kept CA's Prop 19 from passing in 2010.
WA's law reformers involved in the initiative were smart about learning the lessons of Prop 19.
The only visible 'sell outs' in WA and the US are those who grow and sell cannabis, or have found some way to financially prosper from prohibition laws, that actively oppose legalization efforts…and now are partners with long time prohibition profiteers like narcs and pee testers to keep the untenable status quo in place.
Lastly, your state already has some of the highest alcohol and tobacco taxes in the country, that is an argument against your high-tax politicians not being re-elected and tax reform undertaken–not a rational reason to keep failed and wasteful cannabis prohibition laws in WA.]
Linda,what is this mysterious initiative that you are talking about, and who is going to fund it? It reminds me of when prop 19 was floating around and people where saying "No man,thats not good anough, just wait until 2012 and well get this 'Jack Herer Cannabis Hemp&Health' Initiative off the ground".Well…im still waiting? an initiative like I-502 needs endorcements and it takes Funding,otherwise it's just a pipe dream.
And please don't compare an ounce of cannabis to a six- pack of beer.
A whole ounce of cannabis for a single smoker could last weeks or month's and even for even a seriously chronic aqualung,a few days at the very least.
So don't make it seem like you are going to toke up an ounce and be "stranded over night like you could with a six-pack of beer or a bottle of wine and have to wait until the next day to buy more… "Oh my God,life is so unfair". Give me a break! Take what you can get when you can get it. And an initiative like 1-502 does not occur anytime you want for your convenience' sake… so don't hold your breath for the next one.


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A wrong IP address in the port forwarding rule?
Port forwarding can sometimes be a nerve-wracking problem. Though everything is set up correctly an IP Address can sometimes go unseen and the user keeps on clicking the save button but nothing works. Depending on which router is installed (Some routers are easier than others at setting up port forwarding
26th February 2019
Camera and video surveillance have saved millions of investments.
Thinking of investing in a new construction site? That's considered an amazing idea in the world of real estate. Earning millions through hard work and patience, individuals and groups collaborate to invest in something big that would give them a great return in the coming years. A large amount is
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IP Address Blacklists
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Here's the thing about home security systems: they are expensive, usually require experts to install them, and for the good ones you'll need to pay a monthly fee starting at $30 to have a company monitor them. While they won't provide the same level of security as a professionally installed
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|Oresund Bridge Photo by Fpo74
|Turning torso
Our first stop in Malmo was at the canal cruising depot where we booked a tour around the city and harbour. It was my idea to take the cruise thinking it would give us a good overview of the city before exploring by foot, but within a few minutes of the cruise starting I began to feel I had made a mistake. The cruise headed out into the harbour past the usual ugly, port, industrial buildings, some in a seriously derelict state. Nevertheless, there were a couple of things to see, worthy of note, firstly the attractive light house at the entry to the harbour and secondly the amazing "turning torso" building, Scandinavia's tallest skyscraper, a spectacular feat of engineering and the pride of Malmo.
|Elegant mansions line the canal
I was relieved when the boat made its way back to the canal running through the city to show us Malmo's pretty side. We passed attractive tall, old mansions and townhouses lining the canal and the large leafy Kings Park with sculptures nestling amongst the trees.
|Pretty canal cruise with traditional windmill
We cooed with delight at the sight of a traditional Swedish windmill on the river bank and my four month old grand daughter kept us entertained with her very own commentary of gurgles and chuckles.
|Main Square, Malmo
were very busy, there appeared to be a festival on, so the city was colourful and lively. The architecture was subtly different from the Danish and we noted plenty of good shops, various artisan galleries and, of course, we just had to spend time in Marimekko, the famous Finnish fabric design store.
Things we noticed as significantly different from Copenhagen were the more ethnically diverse population, the littered streets and the large number of beggars about. From what I have read unemployment is still very high and there are quite clear social divisions. Although I understand Malmo is still suffering from the down turn of the 1990s I do not know enough about the economies or immigration policies of Denmark and Sweden to comment on these startling differences which were quite obvious to us.
|I drink in the scenery
After wandering the city for a while we headed back to the railway station to enjoy a late lunch at a very attractive café before catching the train back to Copenhagen. Wishing to use the toilets I looked around the station for some time before finding one, only to find that it was pay to use and we had no Swedish currency. Oh dear, just had to wait until on the train.
Overall I am glad I went to Malmo, it is always interesting to see a new city, but it didn't particularly excite me, for some reason that I can't put my finger on, and I would not bother going there again. However, our main objective had been to cross the spectacular Oresund Bridge and it did not disappoint.
There are some lovely craft galleries in Malmo
Just as an aside, there is a trend in the UK at the moment to show Swedish crime thriller series on TV which have attracted a cult following and even a craze for wearing Nordic style jumpers. My daughter in law had watched the series The Bridge, set on Oresund bridge and had enjoyed it so she was doubly pleased to cross "The Bridge"


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text: Get your foot snuggles on with these nerdy, light-up, and heated slippers #Shopping#Doctor Who#geek#geeky#harry potter#nerdy#Nintendo#shoes#star wars#unicorn#winter Updated Nov 27 2017 (Posted Feb 17 2016) Catherine Clark bijouxandbits Related Post These Star Wars shoes will literally light up your life Can you even believe these lightsaber lace-up heels? The heels feature Luke's lightsaber and flash blue when you step! Of course they're from Offbeat Empire... Read more For cold, dreary nights, you need a solid pair o' slips. And when you can look chic geeky as hell at the same time, even better. Here are 30 of favorite geeky, light-up, and heated slippers to warm your tootsies in classy-ass style. Keep an eye out for 8-bit Nintendo, Star Wars, Doctor Who, dinosaurs, emojis, and Hobbit feet. R2-D2 slippers Yoda slippers These slippers you need. TARDIS slippers In case you want even warmer TARDIS slippers… TARDIS boot-style slippers 11th Doctor Who slippers But why not the 11th Doctor, too? You can never go wrong with a bow tie. Harry Potter Marauder's Map Slippers Slytherin slippers Want to Slytherin-to these slippers with me? And that's my cue to leave… Yoshi slippers Pikachu slippers I pick-pick-pick you, Pikachu. Mario and Luigi slippers 8-bit mushroom slippers Also comes in the coveted 1up version! Bear paw slippers The right to bear feet? Pink bear feet slippers Totoro slippers Angry eggplant slippers Does this count as the eggplant emoji? Innuendo cha cha cha. Dinosaur slippers You'll make water shake in a cup! I hope somebody gets that reference. Toothless slippers Cthulhu slippers Sock monkey slippers Poop emoji slippers Heart eyes emoji slippers Unicorn slippers MORE unicorn slippers! Narwhal slippers S'mores heated slippers Hot and toasty, just like s'mores. Yeti heated slippers LEGO slippers Zombie slippers Hobbit feet slippers Related Post 13 elephant shower curtains you'll never forget Who knew that elephants looks so damn good in the shower!? Wanna see 13 awesome elephant shower curtains? Of course you do. (The last two are my favorites!) Read More What's your favorite pair of slippers? Share in the comments! Reporter Name * Reporter Email * Original text Enter the original text here. Edited text* Enter your suggested copyedit here. Notes You can add a note for the editor here. * Required information. Fix Typo Catherine Clark Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com. @enidjcoleslaw @bijouxandbits @bijouxandbits PREVIOUS How a graphic novel helps this millennial cope with living in a cluttered family home NEXT Getting stoned with my vagina revolutionized my feelings about my own sexual body Show/Hide comments [ 6 ] Slippers are my favorite! I wear them pretty much constantly. Happy Feet are fantastic, but I like indoor/outdoor ones so I don't have to worry about ripping them up when I go out to switch the laundry. I'm a sucker for the classic bunny slippers 🙂 Reply Kinda want those dino feet… I love myself some real sheepskin slippers though, despite the lack of cool characters and whatnot. My husband and I gave his sister the s'mores slippers for Christmas. They are just as cute in person 🙂 Reply @CatherineClark Perhaps wearing those dino slippers will make chaos theory easier to understand =P Reply Agreed! 😉 Reply I have the Narwhal slippers! I LOVE them! They are heated too…so much to love during the winter! Reply I have been cursed with very high arches, so spending any amount of time on my feet with no arch support can be quite painful. Haflinger's wool slippers are my salvation! http://www.haflinger-usa.com/catdetail.php?id=1 They're suuuuuuper comfy AND have arch support! And way better than wearing shoes in the house when I have to be on my feet. I wear them year-round – they help keep my feet warm in the winter, and they're really not too bad in the summer (though where I live it doesn't get very hot). They're pricey but a pair will last me for a few years – I think I went through 4 pairs in the last 15 years? I like the soft-soled ones but my mom switched to their hard-soled version after her foot surgery and still really likes them. So, not as cute as the ones above, but I thought I'd make the recommendation for anyone who has stupid feet like me but still wants toasty tootsies! Reply Join the conversation Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. No-drama comment policy Part of what makes the Offbeat Empire different is our commitment to civil, constructive commenting. Make sure you're familiar with our no-drama comment policy.


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Q: I live outside the UK and want my reminders to reflect my countries legal requirements….can I change titles such as MOT?
A: iPetrolhead is a global car app so you can edit the titles to suit your country. You must change these before adding your car reminders.
Q: Can I edit reminder entries directly in my smart phone calendar?
A: At this time the calendar is not backwards compatible to the app but we are looking at this for future updates. We advise doing all entries within the app so you don't end up with a bunch of old entries hanging around your smart phone calendars!
Q: Can I choose which calendar the app uses?
A: The app will use the default calendar set on the phone.
Q: How do I delete cars and reminders?
A: Slide from right to left and a delete box will appear. Be careful to delete all reminders from within app Alerts first before deleting car if you still have ios6 version.
Q: Does the app actually give reminders?
A: Yes it does! Here's what happens….you add entries within app and then based on those dates the app will send you a reminder alert from your smart phone (at 12:00) at 30 days to go and then 7 days….no excuse to be driving around in a car without insurance etc!! In addition to this the app will change the alert background colour to red with 14 days to go so you have a visual reminder also just to be safe….literally!
Q: What are Bookings?
A: Within each car you have the option to add bookings. So if you book an MOT for example you can add a date and time within bookings and it will appear in the Alerts tab under the appropriate vehicle. The entry in the app alerts page will appear red at 14 days to go and will ping you a reminder 1 hour before the booking.
Q: In the alerts area I see a list of my cars again….what happens in this area?
A: This is where ALL car reminders are listed in chronological order (that's easy for you to say!)…i.e. in the order that they will need done. This is great for planning ahead….nothing worse when 3 MOT's happen in the same month without prior notice…believe me I know ?
Q: What are the Facebook and Twitter buttons on main screen for?
A: iPetrolhead HQ really want to build a global community and you can join that community with the tap of an icon! We really want this app to be a global success so we can reinvest to bring out more cool features and updates for you iPetrolheads! Spread the word and together lets make iPetrolhead the number 1 app in the world!
Q: Do I need a Facebook or Twitter account?
A: When you first tap the share icon you will be prompted….but yes….you will need Twitter and Facebook accounts.
Q: When would I use the maps part of the app?
A: This is a great part of the app. Here are just few examples…
Driving in a group such as during a car club run.
Heading to a wedding or something with friends in another car….you know the saying…'just follow me'….always ends up with losing one another…not any more!
Parents who want to keep track on their kids when they have borrowed the family car
If you break down and not sure where you are…maybe you could create a map group with the breakdown guy so he can find you easily?
Meeting a friend in a new city and you want to find one another easily with no directions required!!
Q: Will the maps function eat up battery percentage?
A: All location based apps eat a bit of battery...we suggest you plug in your car charger to keep your battery topped up!
Q: I see you sell iPetrolhead gear on the app but it always appears to be out of stock?
A: That's right….the gear is virtual just now but we are monitoring the number of clicks so when we bring out the 'real gear' then we should already know what gear you iPetrolheads want!
Q: Is there a back button in the gear area as I find it hard to get back to main list?
A: This is something we are looking at. If you tap any other button then tap gear again the list will be back. You can also zoom in and out to view the website content which you can browse around….or simply open the main website via your browser to view gear etc.
Q: My Dad doesn't use his smart phone for apps but I think this could be a useful app for him…..can 'old' people use it?
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Catholic Encyclopedia (1913)/Antoine-Dominique Magaud
French painter, b. at Marseilles 1817; d. there, 1899. He studied in Paris under Léon Cogniet. The most important of his works are at Marseilles, where he presided over the Ecole des Beaux Arts so successfully that he was entitled to be called its second founder. Magaud's talent was universal; his portraits, and especially that of himself, are remarkable; then he took up landscape painting, and has left us among others" A view taken from St. Martha's near Marseilles; his genre paintings include a famous "Bashi-Bazouk calling up Spirits". But it is principally in his decorative compositions that his real greatness is shown. In Marseilles he decorated the Café de France, the Chamber of Commerce, the Library, the Grand-Hotel, the Prefecture. His masterpiece in work of this kind is the historical gallery of the Marseilles Religious Association. This gallery comprises fifteen canvases, four metres by two, and a ceiling nine metres. The subject to be treated was a pictorial glorification of the benefits of Christian civilization. The main theme is set forth on the ceiling in a vast symbolical composition representing religion as the inspiration of Learning, Science and Art. On the side walls of the gallery the following subjects appear: Philosophy, personified by St. Justin endeavouring to prove to the Jew, Tryphon, the superiority of Christianity; Theology is represented by St. Thomas Aquinas on a visit to St. Bonaventure, Languages and Literature by Palatine School of Charlemane and Alcuin; Justice by St. Louis seated under the oak of of Vincennes; Eloquence by St. Bernard preaching the Second Crusade at Vézelay; Poetry by Dante in rapt contemplation of the heavens. Then comes Christopher Columbus landing at San Salvador and thanking God for having given him the grace "of carrying His name and His holy religion beyond the confines of the known stars"; next, Michelangelo, submitting plans for St. Peter's Basilica to Pope Paul III; Palestrina on his knees before Pius IV, pleading tie cause of sacred music; Father Cataldino evangelizing the Indians during the conquest of Paraguay; Conde thanking God for the victory of Rocroi; Mgr de Belzunce ministering to the plague-stricken; Volta in his laboratory at Como among his alembics and his retorts giving thanks to the God of Science, finally Bossuet teaching history to the Dauphin.
This ensemble of paintings is assuredly one of the most beautiful works of Christian Art during the nineteenth century. Without going to Marseilles we can form some idea of it by turning over the leaves of the album in which Sirouy has skillfully reproduced the various subjects of this vast epopee. Magaud has shown in many other less important paintings, that he could treat artistic subjects with the mind of an enlightened Christian. For instance, "The Probatica Pool"; "The Slaughter of the Innocents"; "The Christians in the prisons, aided by their brethren"; "The Holy Family" in St. Lazarus's Church, Marrseilles, eight decorative compositions for the chapel of the "Carmelins" founded in 1621 by the officers of the Confraternity of the Scapular; "Jeremias reproaching the Jews with their ill-deeds".
SERVIAN, Magaud, l'artiste, le chef d' ecole, l'homme, 36 etchings apart from the text (Paris, 1908): SIROUY, Album de la Galerie historique du Cercle religieuz de Marseille (Paris, s.d.).


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Whyalla Beef is a wholly owned subsidiary of NH Foods Australia involved in the breeding, backgrounding and lot feeding of beef cattle.
Whyalla Feedlot is the flagship for the business, located 25km north west of Texas on the Queensland –New South Wales border. Purchased in 1988 the site was constructed to 50,000hd and through expansions over the years, current capacity is 55,000hd with a license for 75,000 head. Whyalla Feedlot is one of the largest and most technically advanced feedlot operations in the southern hemisphere.
Whyalla Feedlot is primarily made up of Angus, British and Wagyu breeds with cattle sourced from all over Eastern Australia. Depending on the market and breed of cattle, they are hand fed anywhere from a minimum of 100 days to 300 days.
The feedlot turns off in excess of 150,000 head cattle per year with cattle processed at company subsidiaries Oakey Beef Exports and Wingham Beef Exports. Cattle are principally hand fed on a Barley based ration.
The feedlot directly employs 90 skilled staff and contractors to ensure animal health, welfare and maintenance are carried out daily so quality assured standards are met.
Quality Assurance
Quality assurance is paramount at Whyalla Beef. To ensure a consistent quality product the company maintains a totally integrated management system that includes accreditations from the National Feedlot Accreditation Scheme (NFAS) and Livestock Producer Assurance (LPA). Employee safety is also encapsulated in AS/NZS 4801:2001 Workplace Health and Safety.
Our Feedlots and farms are also accredited to produce MSA graded product and EU and EU High Quality accredited beef.
A combination of company owned assets and strategic partnerships across Eastern Australia form part of the integrated supply chain to produce high quality beef for export and domestic markets.
Formally known as Oakey Holding, the company had a name change to better reflect business activities undertaken since it's inception in 1988.The vast majority of cattle produced by Whyalla Beef are processed and marketed through affiliated NH Foods subsidiaries for consumption around the globe.
Bective Feedlot
Whyalla Beef has had a continuing lease of Bective Feedlot since 2014. Bective Feedlot is ideally located near Tamworth on the Liverpool Plains. This location enables cattle and commodities to be sourced easily and is within a strategic location to our company subsidiary Wingham Beef Exports for processing.
Bective Feedlot has a capacity of 4800 head and is accredited for EU High Quality Beef. Cattle are fed from 100 to 130 days with breeds comprising Angus, Hereford and British Cross. Whyalla Beef is mindful of the knowledge and passion the owners of Bective feedlot and farm have with regards to the locational requirements on management and community and as such maintain a close working relationship
Feeding Partners
On occasion Whyalla Beef contracts feeding space at a number of different custom feedlots. Due diligence is carried out prior to the entry of cattle to ensure cattle perform at a high standard and meet Whyalla Beef's market requirements.
Whyalla Beef's F1 Wagyu breeding program starts at Scheelite, on King Island in Tasmania. The 2800 hectares 'Scheelite' farm was purchased in June 2001 and is located in the South East corner of King Island where it receives over 1,000 mm of highly reliable rainfall each year. The property breeds from 1760 head of Angus cows. Progeny for feeding travel to the mainland at weaning and are backgrounded in the Riverina and then finished at Whyalla Feedlot.
King Island is located mid way between Melbourne and Tasmania in Bass Strait and is highly productive perennial grassland developed from historical soldier settler programs. Scheelite is a Johnes free EU accredited farm utilising a variety of natural, high performance pastures. Fullblood Wagyu bulls are sourced from the mainland and transported to the Island.
Whyalla owns a full blood Wagyu breeding herd in the beautiful New England area of NSW. These cattle are managed under a partnership with the owners of the farm to ensure a supply of fullblood Wagyu for feeding at Whyalla Feedlot and as seed stock for "Scheelite" on King Island.
"Millbank" near Walcha was chosen for this special operation because of the owners understanding of genetics, husbandry and pasture management.
Dumaresq Grazing Service
Dumaresq Grazing Services began in 1996 as the Wagyu breeding program for the company. It served to produce fullblood and purebred wagyu's destined for live sale to overseas markets and feeder cattle into the feedlot. It encompasses the 5000+ hectares of grazing land surrounding the Whyalla feedlot site which includes an AI Centre, two sets of yards and holding paddocks for preconditioning cattle prior to entry into the feedlot.
The breeding of company wagyu's is all done offsite today at Scheelite on King Island and Millbank in Walcha. The grazing land is now managed as an entity to the Feedlot which serves to precondition and background cattle before entry into the feedlot.
Texas Station
In 2015 Whyalla Beef entered into an agreement to lease Texas Station, a 6000+ hectares of grazing and farming country located between "Whyalla" and the township of Texas. Cattle are rested and backgrounded here prior to preconditioning at Dumaresq Grazing Services.
Backgrounding Partners
Whyalla Beef has established long term backgrounding partnerships with land owners in different geographical locations across Queensland and New South Wales. Cattle are vaccinated and managed to ensure a constant supply of socialized cattle are available for introduction to the feedlot. All cattle are personally selected for this program by our buyers and production staff.
Whyalla Farm
A farming business operates within Whyalla Beef which is able to produce quality assured grain, hay and silage for internal consumption. Ideally located along the Dumaresq River, crops are able to be grown year round under irrigated pivots and dryland farming paddocks.
Farming Partners
Due to our location in a highly productive agricultural area, Whyalla Beef utilizes many local producers and there prime farming land for essential commodities like Hay, Silage, High Moisture Corn, Wheat and Barley.
Our Products
Due to its network of reproduction and back-grounding properties, Whyalla Beef is able to produce Verified Australian Black Angus beef suitable for the Group's long-fed feedlot program. In addition, Whyalla Beef also produces F1 Wagyu and Japanese Agricultural Standard (JAS) accredited beef for a range of international markets.
- OMUGI – 150+ DOF Angus, Barley Fed
- Angus Reserve – 150+ DOF Black Angus Cattle
- OMUGI – 200+ DOF Black Angus, Barley Fed
- Australian Wagyu – 300+ DOF Minimum F1 Wagyu
- Hereford Reserve – 120+ DOF EU Hereford
- Wingham Reserve – 120+ DOF British EU
- 1788 – 120+ DOF British
- Oakey Reserve – 120+ DOF Black Angus EU
- 1788 Platinum– 200+ DOF Black Angus Long Fed EU
- EU Wagyu – 120+ DOF Minimum F1 Wagyu
Through its network of reproduction and back-grounding properties, Whyalla Beef is able to produce Australian Angus beef suitable for The Group's long-fed feedlot program and F1 Wagyu, JAS (Japanese Agricultural Standard) accredited beef for a range of overseas markets.
- 2014 ACC Feedlot Industry Safe Work Award for Best Solution to an Identified Workplace Health and Safety Issue
- 2012 Winner Elanco Feedlot of the Year – Environment Category
- 2012 Winner Elanco Feedlot of the Year – Animal Welfare Category
- 2006 Winner Elanco Feedlot of the Year
Our Buyers
For all livestock enquiries, please contact our buyers directly
Tony Burke
Livestock Buyer
0428 387 053
Stephen Moy
Livestock Manager
0438 452 925
Kurt Wocker
Livestock Manager
0427 754 852
Bronson McLay
Livestock Buyer
0408 774 165
David Nell
Livestock Buyer
0408 443 734
Andrew Lowe
Livestock Buyer
0428 229 420


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|From "42-2: John Tory, Toronto City Council and the austerity consensus"
Here are the top five posts, in terms of hits, for the month of March:
Top Posts
1) 42-2: John Tory, Toronto City Council and the austerity consensus:
"Remember how, during last year's municipal election in Toronto, supporters of Olivia Chow and progressive activists and organizations warned that John Tory, were he to be elected as Mayor of Toronto, would simply be a more effective version of Rob Ford?"
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2) Keep the progressive announcements coming, Tom: An open letter to the Leader of the NDP (by Simon Dougherty)
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It's been great to hear you'll pull Canadian troops from Iraq if elected. Also, having a Prime Minister who'll take from the rich and give to the poor will be a great relief to Canadians struggling with record levels of inequality."
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3) Rabble's Karl Nerenberg is wrong: Repealing and amending Bill C-51 are not at all the same thing
"Writing on rabble.ca Karl Nerenberg makes an unconvincing case, in response to a piece I had written, that NDP Leader Tom Mulcair and his party's stance that states that they will "amend" or "change" Bill C-51 is basically the same as Elizabeth May's stance that she will "repeal" it."
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Egg and Cheese Oven Bake with Vegetables or Meat (or both!)
Laxer, Lewis and Watkins sitting in a tree!: Leftist Throwback Thursday
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Bathroom Rack With Porcelain Decor. Available In Black, Black/Gold, Gold, And White. Easy To Assemble. Size, 23.5 In. x 10.5 In. x 68 In.(H)
This Spacesaver Is A Truly Elegant Addition To Any Bathroom. The Deep Espresso Finish Creates A Warm Soothing Atmosphere That Exudes Class. This Cabinet Stands 69 inches Tall And Has Two Drawers, A Shelf, And Upper Cabinet With Adjustable Shelf. The Upper Cabinet Has Glass-Faced Doors To Allow Viewing Of Any Decorative Pieces To Help Enhance Your Bathrooms Decoration. The Cabinet Shelf Is Adjustable And The Two Drawers Provide Maximum Versatility For All Of Your Storage Needs. The Front Of Cabinet Has Double Doors With Tempered Glass. The Top Shelf In Cabinet Is Adjustable. Asian Hardwood And MDF Construction. Easy To Assemble.Dimensions: 26 In. x 10 In. x 69 In.(H)Toilet Opening: 23.25 In. x 8.25 In. x 32.25 In.(H)Shelf: 23.25 In. x 8.25 In. x 7 In.(H)Each Drawer: 10.5 In. x 9.25 In. x 4 In.(H)Cabinet Top Shelf: 23.25 In. x 10.5 In. x 10 In.(H)Cabinet Bottom Shelf: 23.25 In. x 10.5 In. x 9.5 In.(H)Space Between Floor And Bottom Cross Bar: 23.25 In.(W) x 6 In.(H)
This Wonderful White Arch Top Spacesaver Is Simple And Functional. A Combination Of Two Drawers, Open Shelf, And Glass Door Cabinet Makes This Unit Perfect For Toiletries, Towels, And Other Decorative Items. Add This Unit To Your Bathroom For Additional Storage Space Above Your Commode. Glass Cabinet Has An Adjustable Shelf.Constructed Of Tempered Glass, Solid Hardwood And MDF. Easy To Assemble.Dimensions: 24.75 In. x 10.25 In. x 69.25 In.(H)Each Drawer: 10.5 In. x 7.75 In. x 3.75 In.(H)Open Shelf: 23.5 In. x 9.25 In. x 10 In.(H)Glass Cabinet: 23.5 In. x 9.25 In. x 14.5 In.(H)Toilet Opening: 21.5 In. x 9.5 In. x 35 In.(H)