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Written by Menswear Style in Travel on the 31st July 2017 / 48 Hours in Marbella City Guide
Known as the diamond of the Costa del Sol, Marbella is Europe's number one destination for the rich and the famous. Which is unsurprising considering the city is gifted with year-round glorious sunshine, numerous fashion boutiques and a nightlife that is arguably one of the best on the planet. With just 48 hours in this fantastic location, you'll be able to walk the Golden Mile surrounded by expensive sports cars and luxury yachts, as well as experience the culture and pretty views of the Old Town. Here are our top tips for a short trip to Marbella.
Marbella has a wide range of accommodation options for every traveller. If you want to be in the centre of the action, Gran Hotel Guadalpin Banus is an extremely popular hotel, which is near the main strip of Puerto Banús – meaning you're only a short walk from all the popular nightlife hotspots. If you're visiting as part of a group, your most budget-effective choice would be to rent a private villa, especially during peak season when hotels can get particularly pricey. A villa allows your full group to stay together, rather than in rooms dotted across a hotel, and many have a private pool.
Marbella is the playground of the rich and famous, so it's no surprise that the city is home to numerous high-end fashion and jewellery stores. These tend to be dotted around the main streets of Marbella and Puerto Banús, so if you have the morning to spare simply spend a few hours exploring. For independent stores, including gift shops, explore Marbella's Old Town. Some of the best shops include: Charles Jourdan (handmade French leather shoes), Mango (for younger, contemporary fashion) and Springfield (a Spanish shop specialising in Men's fashion). Also expect to see popular, high-fashion shops such as Gucci and Versace.
Dezentral – Start your day off right with coffee and breakfast in one of Marbella's most trendy cafes. Food ranges from healthy options to homemade cakes and breads, all of which changes daily depending on what's in season. The coffee is specially selected Italian roast, perfect for that early morning caffeine buzz.
Messina – For an upscale Michelin-star dining experience, Messina serves the best in local flavours but with clever gastronomical twists. The taster menu will give you a good overall introduction to the restaurant's signature dishes and can include foods such as sea urchin, squid and crab curry ravioli.
Marbella Patio – Of course, no trip to Spain would be complete without indulging in some authentic Spanish tapas, and Marbella Patio serves the best in the region. This 16th Century building has both seating inside and out, a relaxed atmosphere and is excellent value for money. Menu highlights include the paella, steak and suckling pig.
Puerto Banús – If you fancy spotting a celebrity, the trendy region of Puerto Banús is your best chance. The exclusive marina, just 6km from Marbella, is known as the entertainment capital of the Costa del Sol. Everywhere you look there's luxury yachts or high-end designer boutiques, so it's no surprise that Puerto Banús is where the wealthy hang out. The strip is home to some of the most popular restaurants and nightclubs in the area, making it an essential stop for anyone looking for a taste of glamour.
Beaches – A trip to Marbella isn't the same without visiting one of the regions 23 golden beaches. For a relaxed vibe, Bounty Bay is a relatively up-and-coming trendy beach. Surrounded by palm trees, DJs play chillout music during the day and the bar is reasonably priced. Nagüeles beach is considered one of the most luxurious, surrounded by upmarket restaurants and beach resorts, the sands here are cleaned daily and you can even hire your own luxury yacht for the afternoon.
Sintilllate – This company has been organising some of the best party nights in Marbella for over a decade. Once you know when you're travelling, be sure to look at Sintilllate's upcoming events, which are hosted across various venues in the region.
Nikki Beach – You've not partied in Marbella until you've experienced a beach party. An exclusive beach club during the day - as soon as the sun sets, this beach turns into one of Marbella's most popular nightclubs with many top DJs hosting nights there.
Pangea – Marbella's most sought-after club, Pangea is particularly popular for its wild entertainment, which includes fire entertainers, bongo players and dancers. Drinks can get pretty expensive, so you're best booking yourself a package beforehand to save yourself some money.

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Friday, February 5, 2016
Once a month meal planning - February
I stuck with my basic formula for this month, with weekly lentils and crock pot meals and I'm still hitting the sweet potato bolognese pretty hard. I keep thinking one week I'll realize I'm sick of it but it hasn't happened yet.
Recipes for this month:
Lentil and garlic sausage cassoulet - new to me recipe, only making a 1/2 batch because otherwise we'd be eating it forever. I couldn't find slab bacon so I got a small piece of pork belly instead. Maybe that's the same thing, now that I think about it?
Cashew nut chicken - Using the other half of the sauce that I froze last month (next time I might make a triple batch of sauce - it was so lovely to just dump everything together in the morning).
Spiced butternut squash, lentil and goat cheese salad - new to me, looks so good.
Crockpot beef stew - just realized I don't have the recipe for this posted anywhere. My mom always made it growing up and it's super easy. 1 lb beef stew meat, a couple potatoes, some carrots, some celery, all roughly chunked, 1 can of V8, 1 tbsp of sugar, 2 tbsp minute tapioca, ~ 2 tsp salt, cooked in the crockpot on low for 8 hours. I always consider looking for a fancier recipe, but this one never fails and it is so easy.
Canal house lentils - new to me, looks simple and delicious. Skeptical about the eight servings, though. In my experience, a cup of dried lentils usually equals four servings. Maybe it's meant to be a side dish?
Chicken enchilada soup - always.
Black lentils with caramelized onions - but just once this month.
Sweet potato and black bean chili - again, using up the odds and ends of the spiralized sweet potatoes. Last month I couldn't find ground chipotle so I just used some canned chipotles in adobo sauce (not a whole can! they are spicy) and it was delicious. I froze the other half of the can so I can do it again this time around.
Sweet potato bolognese - again, no real recipe. It's just 1/2 lb ground beef, 1/2 lb hot sausage, 1 jar marinara and 2 large sweet potatoes that have been spiralized. (spiralizer post is here).
The worst part of this for me is figuring out the grocery list with this many meals in the mix, but I assume I'll get better with that. I just jot down the ingredients for every meal, then consolidate them on a single page, keeping them roughly divided into categories (produce, meat, canned goods, etc). I check the pantry to see what I have and cross those things off. I usually then split the list into what I need from each store, but this month I lost energy at that point and it was fairly well divided anyways. I get my produce from Jons (best produce prices + selection around here) or the farmer's market, meat from Whole Foods, odds and ends from TJs or the regular grocery store. What surprises me is that once I get it all boiled down and consolidated, the major shopping trip really isn't that huge or that expensive! With perishable produce I also note down the week I need it (and make a note on my actual meal planning sheet), so that I can just get it that week.
I don't know - is my scribbled out grocery list the weirdest thing I've ever posted? Maybe next month I'll remember to take a picture before I write all over it and wad it up in my bag to take it out to multiple stores.
Previous once a month meal planning posts - January planning and January execution.
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Thanks for these posts, they are really inspiring to me. I'm pregnant with my second child and I'd like to try this method for the first few months after they arrive.ReplyDelete
The Spiced butternut squash/lentil/goat cheese salad is the #1 favorite meal in my household (husband and 2 year old both devour it). The next two favorite lentil dishes are: http://www.mynewroots.org/site/2010/06/the-best-lentil-salad-ever-2/
They are both really good!
You are my hero! I'm doing well with weekly planning but may try this. Thanks for sharing your recipes, too!ReplyDelete
I LOVE these posts - I'm obsessed with meal planning at the moment and really like seeing how other people plan their meals.ReplyDelete
I have always loved your blog and these menus are really helping me manage our daily 3 hr commute and avoiding eating out every other night because it's "easier." Thank you!ReplyDelete
One of my favorite things I've learned re: salvaging a can of chipotles in adobo is to blend the whole thing and store it in a jar in the fridge. It keeps forever and then have it on hand whenever you want to add a spoonful to anything you think needs smoke/heat.
Question about the baked potatoes: We have been getting into having baked potatoes for dinner but I'm feeling like the regular fixings (butter, sour cream) are not making this meal remotely nutritious, duh. What are you putting on your baked potatoes to make it have more nutritional value? I'm trying broccoli this week to see if that adds anything....ReplyDeleteReplies
We almost always use full fat greek yogurt instead of sour cream, which I love just as much (D still thinks sour cream is better). I'll sometimes use a little cheese but usually we stick with a ton of yogurt, and then add some steamed broccoli (chopped up pretty well) or some mushrooms that I saute quickly. I try to always serve a salad on the side so that we're getting some veggies in there. I haven't been as good about veg lately as I should be. : (Delete
Full fat greek yogurt? That sounds great. The mushroom is a great idea too, never thought of that. We are trying it out tomorrow night, so hopefully it sticks! Been really inspired by the weekly meal planning, feeling like I might try the month long plan. You may have said this in a previous post, but are you prepping/cooking all of your meals at the beginning of the month too or prepping/cooking as you go? Thanks so much!Delete
I definitely prep/cook as I go along! I've seen the once a month cooking plans and I'm so impressed by them, but I don't have the freezer space for that. The only prep I do at the beginning of the month is to portion out the meat I'll need for each recipe and freeze the portions individually so that it's easy to pull out each week. And if I'm making the cashew nut chicken, I always double or triple the sauce and freeze the extra so that the next month I don't have to get out the food processor and make it again.Delete
God you are beautifully organised.ReplyDelete
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Family : Cercopithecidae
Text © DrSc Giuliano Russini – Biologist Zoologist
English translation by Mario Beltramini
The well known genus Macaca, family Cercopithecids (Cercopithecidae), parvorder of the Catarrhines (Catarrhini), suborder Haplorrhines (Haplorrhini), order (Primates), includes 19 species, quite different from each other.
Usually, they are robust animals and have powerful limbs. The colouration of the hair is often yellowish-brown, with a pale zone on the ventral face.
Some species have ischiatic callosities, which become red when adult with the arrival of the sexual maturity.
All these animals are diurnal and well adapted to the arboreal life. However, some of them, when obliged to long displacements looking for food, often descend to the ground.
The biologists have subdivided the macaques into four basic groups which differ from the glans penis of the males. There is the group Arctoides, the group Sinica, the group Silenus-Sylvanus e il gruppo Fascicularis, to which belongs the Macaca fascicularis, the species here described. In the group Arctoides the penis is much elongated or atypical, that of the group Silenus-Sylvanicus is bilobed and wide, that of the group Sinica is wide and elongated, finally that of the group Fascicularis is bilobed and thin.
Amongst the various species of the group Fascicularis, we have the Formosan Rock macaque (Macaca cyclopis), the Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) and the Long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis Raffles, 1821) of which we are now treating.
The long-tailed macaque is endemic to Burma, Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia (but Celebes Island) and the Nicobar Islands.
In these regions, it lives by the sea and on the banks of the rivers, or in the Mangroves in Burma, Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Nicobar.
These monkeys have a frugivorous and omnivorous diet, as they nourish also of crustaceans, from which they take the name of crab-eating, and of insects.
It is one of the few mammals populating the associations to Mangroves, mostly inhabited by arthropods, such as crustaceans, insects, arachnids, by water and land molluscs, by fishes and birds.
They are much intelligent monkeys, as, for instance, for nourishing of bivalve molluscs, being unable to break the valve with the mouth, they utilize the hands with which they rub the invertebrate on a trunk till when the retractor muscle of the valves gets tired and opens them.
On the contrary, the populations living along the sea side are able to read, taking advantage from them, the various phases of high and low syzygy tides (for syzygy tide it is meant when the excursion between low and high tide is at the maximum, this happens, for instance, during the night of full or new moon, that is when the Moon, Sun and Earth are aligned, whereby the gravitational effects of the Moon add to those of the Sun, on the Earth, in the specific on the seas).
On this occasion, they go, in fact, along the infralittoral or subtidal zone, exposed to the phase of low tide, for getting crabs, molluscs as well as shark eggs, anchored with their cirri to the water plants. For them, they are a real deli, being rich in yolk.
In addition to the name of Long-tailed macaque, the Macaca fascicularis is also called crab-eating macaque or Buffon macaque. It is the smalles species of macaque and replaces the Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) in southern India.It is from 31 to 63 cm long, with a30 to 60 cm long tail. The weight is of about 5 kg for the males and 3 for the females; this is a slight somatic dimorphism.
The colour of the hair, thicker on the back than on the belly, tends to the grey. The female has a pair of pectoral breasts.
Ethology-Reproductive Biology
This monkey is a rather terrestrial and much opportunist macaque. It lives in huge multiple-masculine groups, composed by some forty, as an average (from 6 to 100) specimens, with an average population density of 39-90 animals per square kilometre.
If it is the case, it may prove an excellent swimmer. When captive, an about 40 year's longevity has been observed.
The female generates one infant only, after a gestation of about six months; the males mature sexually by around the 6th-7th year of life, the females around the 3rd-4th.
The Macaca fascicularis populations are declining in some regions, after the estimations done by the IUCN and the WWF; at times, in some geographic areas, it enjoys the protection of governments, as is the case close to Bali's temples.
Unfortunately, even today, it is commercialized for the medical research; for this purpose, in 1992, up to 70.000 individuals were seized.
In spite of this, luckily, the IUCN estimates that this species is at very low risk and the CITES monitors its trade.
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How the East End Walmart could've been better
"Walmart transcends the dumb box -- just not in Houston" is the headline of Allyn West's terrific essay in Offcite.org. It's about the new East End Walmart, the second to appear inside Houston's 610 Loop.
The East End site, West writes, is "complex, interesting and urban." But the Supercenter is none of those. It needlessly walls itself off to neighborhood pedestrians who might otherwise stroll over from nearby neighborhoods and apartment complexes. "Brookdale Village residents now face Dumpsters, truck bays, detention ponds, and a chain-link fence topped with three strands of barbed wire. What would have beeen a two-minute walk, door to door, has been mangled into a circuitous mile."
But, notes West, Walmart can -- and does -- do a much better job of adjusting itself to other cities. Consider the example of the Fort Totten Square Walmart in Washington, D.C., designed by Hickok Cole Architects: It's a pedestrian-friendly, five-story mixed-use building.
That, of course, wouldn't work at the not-as-urban East End site in Houston. But West suggests ways that Walmart could have made that store far better for pedestrians and the neighborhoods that surround it -- suggestions that Houstonians should keep in mind. As new big-box stores spring up, we need to make sure that that they improve our city. We don't need more dumb boxes.
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We woke up in the morning slowly and got ready for our boat ride trip up to the city of Fierze. The sun is shining and the morning starts out slow, with people trickling in for the ferry, some even coming by boat.
We wait about an hour as more and more people come to the port. Soon the entire tunnel is completely full of cars. And in the distance is the ferry approaching.
I suppose nobody really thought how the cars in the ferry would be able to get out so other cars could get in!
For about 30 minutes the cars back up and make room for those departing. And in another 30 minutes the ferry is ready to start off on this already hot day and head to Fierze.
After we secure our motorcycles we decide to head up to the top of the ferry to check out the view.
What a view it ended up being! We were surrounded by mountains, and if you looked closely you could see houses where one would think no houses could be!
The river itself also was quite breathtaking.
Unfortunately the Albanians have no concept of what a trash can is. While there were trash cans provided on the ferry, nobody used them. Instead they simply threw the trash overboard, sometimes hitting passengers sitting on the lower deck if the trash was caught by the wind. A real pity as the shores of the river where slowly being destroyed.
After two hours on the river we see the port in Fierze on the horizon. With something odd curiously sticking out of the water.
As we become closer it is obvious what the object is…
A boat! Well, it is refreshing to know that we have made it to shore on this trip safely!
Debarking this boat is not so crazy as it was in Komini, though still not completely sane. We quickly start our motorcycles and head only a kilometer or so before we decide to stop to eat. Our waiter is a small boy who couldn't be more than 10 who speaks excellent English and gives us excellent service. We order locally caught fish, which hit the spot nicely.
After we eat the boy gives us our total, 1050 leke, but tells us we only have to pay 1000 leke. Supposedly bargaining meals is a regular thing. We ask him where we can get some fresh bread, and he has trouble explaining it to us. So he offered to go get the bread for us! We give him some money and in 5 minutes he is back with a huge loaf of freshly baked bread. We leave him a huge tip despite his protest and soon we are off again.
Now we are heading to Bajram Curri, a much larger city but very poor. We do not stay long, simply change some more money, get water and gas, and head off to Shpella e Dragobise. We don't get very far, we are all exhausted and tired of the dirt roads (we found ourself on another one). Radek's clutch breaks, and as we wait for him to fix it we decide we do not want to go much further. Not too far of the road is a great camping site. The only problem? How to get the bikes there! Luckily we had two expert off road riders and both Mrazik and Radek are able to get their motorcycles safely to our little haven for the night.
Once we set up tent we are able to enjoy a very cold and quick bath in the crystal clear river near by.
I am so exhausted from our travels that at 8 o'clock I go lie down a bit and end up falling asleep until morning.


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An analytical model has been developed and applied to explore the limits in the design of a highly miniaturized planar optical microspectrometer based on an imaging diffraction grating. This design tool has been validated as providing the smallest possible dimensions while maintaining acceptable spectral resolution. The resulting planar spectrometer is composed of two parallel glass plates, which contain all components of the device, including a reflective slit and an imaging diffraction grating. Fabrication is based on microelectromechanical system technology and starts with a single glass wafer; IC-compatible deposition and lithography are applied to realize the parts in aluminum, which makes the microspectrometer highly tolerant for component mismatch. The fabricated spectrometer was mounted directly on top of an image sensor and takes up a volume of only . The measured spectral resolution of (FWHM) in the operating wavelength range () is in agreement with a model calculation.
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Having qualified with an international firm of Chartered Accountants, Martin moved to a small firm in the West Country in 1984 before joining Ernst & Whinney. Martin became a partner in Glover Pearce & Ross in 1995 and is actively involved in the commercial life of Bideford, being a Past President and past Treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce. He is a member and Past President of the Rotary Club of Bideford, Trustee of the Royal North Devon Golf Club and previously a governor of Petroc (formerly North Devon College) and of a local infants school.
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Steve has 40 years' experience working in a professional office, having moved to north Devon from an international firm in Manchester in 1983, joining Ernst & Whinney which then became Ernst & Young and then Glover Pearce & Ross in 1990 and Glover Stanbury in 1997. Steve has served terms as a Non-Executive Director of both Northern Devon Healthcare Trust and North Devon Primary Care NHS Trust. He is also a past chairman of North Devon Chamber of Commerce Ltd and a former director of the North Devon Regeneration Company as well as former Treasurer of Bideford Chamber and the North Devon Manufacturers' Association, he also served as a Governor of Bideford Community College for over 15 years. In addition to his work and spending time with his family Steve's main hobby is enjoying life.
Chartered Accountant
Brian qualified with Deloitte Haskins & Sells' London office and joined Ernst & Whinney's north Devon office in 1984, attaining a senior manager role with the firm. In 1989, the firm became Ernst & Young and in 1990 Glover Pearce & Ross was formed on acquiring the North Devon offices of Ernst & Young. He was a founder trustee of the North Devon Theatres' Trust responsible for the Queens Theatre in Barnstaple and the Landmark in Ilfracombe. He has been an active executive member and Treasurer of the Barnstaple Chamber of Commerce and is heavily involved with the local Rotary Club and was honoured to be made President in 2012/13 having previously been awarded one of Rotary's highest honours of becoming a Paul Harris Fellow.
Chartered Accountant, Chartered Tax Adviser and Xero/QuickBooks Certified Advisor
Kevin has been in north Devon all his working life, qualifying with Barrow Bartlett & Stanbury and becoming a partner in that firm in 1982. His firm merged with Glover Pearce & Ross in 1997. He is a committee member of the Information Technology Faculty of the ICAEW, appointed in June 1997, and a member of the Institute of Taxation. He is a past member and past president of Barnstaple Lions Club. Kevin is also IT Director of 2020 Innovation Group Ltd, a company providing added value tools and services to the accountancy profession. Fellow directors are Chris Frederiksen, Gordon Gilchrist and Ian Fletcher, three of the biggest names in the industry. He was voted "Best Chartered Accountant in Practice" in the ICAEW South West Regional Awards 2006 and also made the shortlist again in 2007.
Chartered Accountant and Xero Certified Advisor
Mark joined the firm in 1993 after completing a degree in Accounting and Finance at the University of the West of England, Bristol. He qualified in 1997 and became a partner in January 2007. In his spare time Mark enjoys playing squash and mountain biking on Exmoor.
Chartered Accountant and Xero Certified Advisor
Stephen joined the firm in 2001 after gaining a 2:1 degree in Accountancy and Finance from Liverpool John Moores University. He qualified in 2004 and came third in the South West in his final exams. He has since gone on to become a senior manager with the firm, covering sole traders to medium sized companies. His expertise includes cloud accounting, corporate tax, personal tax, and business advisory. He is heavily involved in local business groups that promote local businesses and services. In his spare time he spends a lot of time running around after his 3 children whilst also coaching Judo in Bideford and competing at the highest level across the country. He has regularly won medals at national competitions, however the biggest judo achievement he has was coming 7th in the World Judo Masters in Malaga in 2014.
Chartered Accountant and Xero Certified Advisor
Katy joined the firm in 2004 after gaining a First-class honours degree in Mathematics at the University of Manchester. She qualified and gained admission into the ICAEW in 2008 receiving a prize for 1st place in the South West in a final stage exam. She has since gone on to become a portfolio manager within the firm involving a range of clients including small sole traders to medium size groups of companies. Katy has recently rekindled her passion for playing the clarinet which had been packed away for too long since having two daughters who have been keeping her on her toes.
Chartered Certified Accountant and Xero/QuickBooks Certified Advisor
Toby grew up in Bideford, but moved away to undertake his training and qualified as a Chartered Certified Accountant in 2013. He returned to the area in 2016 and joined the firm in 2019 as a manager, looking after a range of owner managed businesses, including small sole traders to medium size companies.
Chartered Certified Accountant and Xero Certified Advisor
Andrew joined the firm in 1985. He is a Supervisor preparing accounts and tax for sole traders, partnerships and companies. He also conducts audits for small to medium size companies and groups.
Accounting Technician , Student Chartered Accountant and Xero Certified Advisor
Megan joined the firm in 2015 and has recently passed all her ICAEW Chartered Accountancy exams and will soon be a full member of the ICAEW. As well as preparing accounts for sole traders, partnerships and small companies, she carries out audits. She was awarded the outstanding AAT apprentice award for the 2015/16 academic year at Petroc.
Accounting Technician and Xero Certified Advisor
Sam has over 15 years' experience of working in accountancy practice, preparing accounts for sole traders, partnerships and small limited companies. Sam enjoys tap dancing in her spare time and has been involved in a nationwide Tapathon world record attempt to raise money for Children In Need.
ICAEW Trainee
Emma joined the firm in 2018 after working in marketing. Emma is currently training for her ICAEW Chartered Accountancy qualification and prepares accounts for sole traders, partnerships and small companies.
AAT Trainee
Matthew joined the firm in 2019 after gaining his A levels in Accounting and Economics and his AAT Level 3 at Petroc College. Matthew is now studying a further year alongside his work to become an Accountant Technician by completing AAT level 4. He has ambitions in the future to become a Chartered Accountant with the firm.
Xero/Xero Payroll/QuickBooks Certified Advisor
Rosaleen (Ros) joined Glover Stanbury in 2010 with 23 years accountancy experience. Since working for the practice she has become accredited in Xero, Xero Payroll and QuickBooks Advanced. Ros also trains clients on Xero, Sage accounts, Sage Payroll and Moneysoft Payroll.
Anna moved to North Devon in 2002 after working as a Manager in Customer Services, Logistics and Production Planning in London and surrounding areas. Anna joined Glover Stanbury in August 2008 and she runs payrolls and administers various auto-enrolment pensions.
Edwenna joined the firm in January 2011 initially to cover maternity leave and after a few years working in front office, now works full time in the payroll department.
Michelle has been working with figures for the past 20 years and studied her AATs at Exeter College. She joined the firm in November 2019 to run client payrolls whilst Edwenna is on maternity leave. Michelle loves Portuguese red wine, her dogs and to find treasure, so outside of work you may find her at an auction, flea market or at the beach with her dogs.
Sally joined the firm in October 2012 with a background of Administration and Secretarial work in the NHS and local businesses. Sally is one of the front office team, offering administrative support to the rest of the firm in Barnstaple and Bideford and being the first port of call when you come into the office will welcome you with a smile, a helpful manner and a tea or coffee.
Sarah has been with the firm for 32 years, having joined, the then, Barrow Bartlett & Stanbury in July 1985 as an Office Junior, progressing to Secretary/Receptionist after a short time. Over the years Sarah has had the pleasure of meeting and greeting hundreds of clients at Barnstaple office with a cheery smile and the offer of tea, coffee and biscuits and in her words has "worked with lots of lovely people that make coming to work worthwhile."
Becky is one of our longstanding Front Office staff who provides secretarial support to the team both in the Barnstaple and Bideford office. She joined the firm in November 1993 straight out of college after gaining a Level 3 NVQ in Business Administration. Becky will greet you with a smile and is always ready to help. Becky also works in the Marketing Department of Glover Stanbury.
Elaine joined the firm in January 2005 after finishing North Devon College where she gained a level 2 in Administration. Elaine supports the team with administrative duties and is part of the reception team where she is happy to greet you when you visit the Bideford office.
Nicola originally joined the firm in 1979 straight from secretarial college. In 1990 she took a 10 year break to have a family and returned to the team in 2000. Nicola provides secretarial/administration support and enjoys meeting and greeting clients and visitors at the Bideford office.
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The Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation Announces New President and Chief Executive Officer
Anaheim, California – The Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation (SPJA) announces Mr. Michael Lattanzio as President and Chief Executive Officer for the organization that oversees the nation's largest Anime and Manga convention Anime Expo®. More information can be found on the website www.spja.org.visualcage.ru
Mr. Lattanzio is a dynamic and innovative executive who has held leadership roles with top caliber companies such as Universal Studios, Inc, Universal Studios Japan, NBC Universal, and Westfield, LLC. He has earned a BS degree in Business Management and has also attained an MBA in Executive Management. "I look forward to working with an energetic Board of Directors, a talented managerial team, passionate staff and volunteer members, and all affiliated Anime and Manga entities. I plan to build on past successes and lead this extraordinary organization to new heights. The Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation has certainly made a name for itself attracting millions of Anime and Manga enthusiasts. We will continue to deliver at the highest level, globalize our brands, establish new partnerships, and be recognized by the Anime and Manga population as the leader in our industry," states Mr. Lattanzio.
As Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Lattanzio will oversee the strategic vision of the SPJA, day-to-day operations, and the development of Anime Expo® – the nation's largest Anime/Manga convention that serves to foster trade, commerce and the interests of the general public and animation/comics
About Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation
The Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation (SPJA) is a non-profit organization with a mission to popularize and educate the American public about anime and manga, as well as provide a forum to facilitate communication between professionals and fans. This organization is more popularly known by its entertainment property – Anime Expo®. More information can be found at its website www.spja.org.
About Anime Expo®
Located in Los Angeles, California – Anime Expo®, the nation's largest anime/manga convention, serves to foster trade, commerce and the interests of the general public and animation/ comics industry. This event serves as a key meeting place for the general public to express their interest and explore various aspects of anime/manga, as well as for members of the industry to conduct business. AX 2009 will be held July 2 – July 5, 2009 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Southern California. More information can be found at its website www.anime-expo.org.
The statements made in this press release that are not historical facts are "forward-looking statements." These forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and assumptions that are subject to risks and uncertainties. The Company cautions readers of this press release that a number of important factors could cause Anime Expo®/SPJA's actual future results to differ materially from those expressed in any such forward-looking statements. Such factors include, without limitation, product delays, industry competition, rapid changes in technology and industry standards, protection of proprietary rights, maintenance of relationships with key personnel, vendors and third-party developers, international economic and political conditions. The Company may change its intention, belief or expectation, at any time and without notice, based upon any changes in such factors, in the Company's assumptions or otherwise. The Company undertakes no obligation to release publicly any revisions to any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.Share with your friends!


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Hidden deep within a release about a relatively mundane announcement of Sky's new Disney Movies Channel, there's a small titbit makes all the difference in the sci-fi-loving world: "including new movies from Lucasfilm, and also Marvel Studios features". Sky's bagged a Disney movie channel and with it, early access to Iron Man 3, Avengers and the incoming JJ Abrams Star Wars movies. And that's huge.
Disney's movies are great, for the most part -- especially the CGI animated movies -- but it's really the prospect of exclusive access to monster blockbusters including Marvel's latest raft of awesome superhero movies like Iron Man and The Avengers, the Star Wars collection, and the new stuff coming out of Lucasfilm that's the biggest draw.
It should mean services like LoveFilm and Netflix get blocked from access to Disney's new movies, at least in the first pay TV window. The beauty of this is that even if you don't have Sky you'll be able to grab them from Now TV, although that might be a rather pricy option. [Sky]


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Olly Downs is a machine learning scientist and serial technology entrepreneur, credited with bringing advanced analytics and machine learning methods to bear as the creative spark behind numerous early-stage technology companies.
Olly currently serves in consulting and advisory roles with a number of companies in online display advertising, context aware computing, semantic technologies and broadcast data services, through his company Analytical Insights, Inc.
Olly specializes in applying abstract analytical ideas from mathematical, physical and statistical science to problems in the real world and commercializing them into significant businesses; to date this has resulted in 21 US patents pending in the fields of Bayesian Prediction, Statistical Estimation, Outlier Detection, Real-Time GPS Data Processing and 9 granted patents in the fields of Quantum Optimization Algorithms, Dynamic Time Series Prediction, Location-based Data Probes, Anomaly Detection and Scalable Spatial Search.
Olly has recently served as Chief Scientist at Atigeo, Chief Scientist at Mindset Media (sold to Meebo, February 2011) and Director of Research at Pelago (sold to GroupOn, April 2011). As Principal Scientist at INRIX, the first technology spin-out from Microsoft Research, Olly delivered a world-first in the provision of real-time traffic information using a nationwide network of GPS-enabled probe vehicles (named 2007 Breakthrough Technology of the Year by the Washington Software Alliance).
Olly's work has included pioneering web-facing applications of predictive analytics and probabilistic and location-based reasoning for AdReady, Farecast and MSN in addition to offline analytics; including financial mathematics, quantum computing and Bayesian prediction, for SiriusXM, Globys, L1 Partners, D-Wave Systems, Apollo Data Technologies, Microsoft Research, Barnes & Noble, Knight Ridder, Ryder and IGT.
Olly has also spent time in research roles at Microsoft Research and Bell Labs.
Olly holds PhD and MA degrees in Applied & Computational Mathematics from Princeton University, and BA, MA and MSci degrees in Experimental & Theoretical Physics from the University of Cambridge, UK. He has an Erdös Number of 3.


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When you need help in life, Life can decide who helps you, for you. This is usually alright, assuming you get along well with most other humans, especially the one who pushed you out of her vagina. But if you have a tumultuous relationship with the person helping you–or even just a one-off blow out with them, things can get more than messy. Here's a few times when interpersonal conflicts can mess with asking for help.
Being in Conflict with a Parent
Everybody has conflict with their parents, it's a right of passage that starts the minute you bust through the vaginal canal. In movies, teenagers with too much eye-makeup make fighting with family seem like an art-form, with their precocious vocabulary and dramatic exits. When you're a real-life teen with a disability however, this fighting involves a lot less grace and minimal opportunity for dramatic walk-offs.
"Whatever. Ground me then. I don't care," Says you, with teary eyes and legs that twitch with the weight of your emotions, giving it away that you actually do care.
"Fine. This conversation is over," says parent, who's over dealing with your adolescent brand of Brat, and having a teenage kid.
"Fine." Remember when the last word was everything? You'd practically spit it out, and plan to leave triumphantly, only hahaha, you're disabled–Leaving quickly just isn't an option for you.. Don't give yourself a heart attack trying to leave the room quickly(while actually moving slower than a snail, because you're mad and you forget what moving feels like). Joke's on you.
The rough part about fighting with a parent is that your disagreements with them serve as a way to test limits and try your hand at independence, and this is mostly true for everyone, regardless of ability. When you live with a physical disability, this assertion of limits can be elusive or non-existent, simply because you have to rely on a parent for basic things like bathing, eating and getting in/out of bed. Let's say this quarrel happened right before bed. You may have eventually succeeded in leaving the room, but you still have to "let them" help you get undressed, or wash-up, things that many people take solace in doing independently, as part of quiet time.
This boundary-crossing is inevitable for most physically disabled people and their parents, if their parents are also their caregivers. I believe that it can make it tough to decipher how to "hold true" to your thoughts and feelings in the future. "I still need help," starts to feel like, "I'm sorry" or "I was wrong," even if neither of those things are what you mean to convey. It's difficult to feel like you've drawn a line in the sand when that line must soon be wiped away due to physical care needs.
Interpersonal Conflicts With Significant Others
Should we discuss this? THIS ONE SUCKS. Depending on the nature of the relationship (healthy/unhealthy) the conflict varies. What remains the same is that you need help. The independent factor is the reaction of your S.O. to the fight, and their decision on how they will treat your needs afterwards. Saying, "So, I'm still mad but I need help with pants." is like punching yourself in the stomach, and yet it has to happen, provided you're not a nudist.
Add to that said S.O. might decide their anger is more important than your being dressed or mobile, and you have another reason to never make yourself vulnerable again.
Interpersonal Conflict With Unrelated Caregivers
Some of us people with disabilities are privileged enough to have attendants, people who come into our lives and help us with personal care stuff.Many of these people are great in a thousand and five ways, but there will always be those that rub us the wrong way. This is troublesome, as the nature of the attendant's job is personal, and this means that any disagreements often find their way into your personal life for longer than it might otherwise. If you have a falling out with a friend, you can choose to leave their life. If you have a falling out with an attendant, they're generally in your life until someone above them (their boss) deems your reasoning "enough" to not have to see this person again. And if that happens, bare in mind that substitute assistance might not be available when to you need it. Pick your battles. Learn to play nice.
Please note that while all of these things are factors that sometimes keep PwD from asking for help, they are not meant to assign guilt or blame. I think that everyone's experience with disability is different, but that many of us can relate on some of these matters. As always, my intent is to discuss, not exclude. Let's talk.


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A crowd of family members and supporters gathered on the steps of Perth's central law courts on the second anniversary of the death of 22-year-old Aboriginal woman Ms Dhu. They demanded that the West Australian coroner release CCTV footage of the hours leading up to Ms Dhu's death in police custody. "CCTV – for the family!" was the chant raised by the protesters.
The coronial inquest, which began more than a year after Ms Dhu's death, continues. Evidence so far has been harrowing. The inquest has heard that Ms Dhu – arrested for non-payment of fines – arrived in police custody at the South Hedland station, already in pain from two broken ribs that had been inflicted by acts of domestic violence.
Despite repeatedly complaining, the infection that ultimately killed her was never treated seriously. She was twice taken to the local hospital, and twice sent back after police told health staff that she was "faking it". On Ms Dhu's third and last visit to hospital, she was diagnosed with severe staphylococcal septicaemia, from which she never recovered.
CCTV footage of her ordeal, played during the inquest, is now being suppressed by the coroner. Despite the graphic and painful nature of the footage, Ms Dhu's family has made a submission to the coroner asking that it be made public in order to expose the truth about Aboriginal deaths in custody.
The coroner, Ros Fogliani, has justified the suppression of the footage by citing concern that it could "re-traumatise" family members. Shaun Harris, Ms Dhu's uncle, told Red Flag that "suppressing the footage against the family's wishes is in itself re-traumatising". He said that "the footage shows the deeply ingrained and institutional racism that exists in Australia".
Ms Dhu's case is not isolated. Only two days before the anniversary of her death, the ABC reported that two 14-year-old Aboriginal boys had lodged an official complaint with WA police that officers had held guns to their heads while they were being detained. The boys were also taken to the South Hedland police station, where they were strip-searched and made to spend the night in lockup.
According to the WA Refugee Rights Action Network, refugees on Nauru have compared the treatment experienced by Indigenous people in police custody to their own horrific conditions, sending messages of solidarity to the family of Ms Dhu. While Ms Dhu's family and supporters gathered in Perth, refugees at the Nauru detention centre held signs saying, "We Stand With Aboriginal Australia".


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While the school paper keeps you up-to-date on all campus goings-on and how student government is spending your money, those that still print have yet to realize that they're failing to address one question: What do I do with the paper once I'm done reading?
While being green and tossing it in a recycling bin is always an option, we came up with some more creative alternative uses:
1. Nail Art
Stay stylish with this artsy look.
2. Umbrella
Florida residents know what it's like to get caught in the rain with no cover near and without an umbrella – it happens all too often. Just open your school paper to the center spread and enjoy some halfway decent coverage.
3. Toilet Paper
Look, we understand that the college budget is tight, and you gotta do what you gotta do. Just beware of paper cuts in unwanted places.
4. Cup Sleeve
Any coffee joint on campus sees hundreds of students a day, and it's no surprise when they run out of sleeves for your hot beverage. Just tear off the back page and fold it hotdog style a few times. Wrap it around your mug and keep your hand safe!
5. Picture Frame
DIYs are fun! Have a rustic style dorm room? Break out that elementary school origami and make yourself a picture frame.
6. Gift Wrap
Give your smaller presents a warm, organic feel and use the paper as gift wrap. You can even choose to feature certain pictures.
7. Dorm Decor
Love a picture that you see? Cut it out and use it to decorate your dorm.
8. Book Cover
Replacing rentals can be expensive. If you want to keep that book protected, make a book cover with your paper's center spread. It's similar to making one out of a paper bag.
9. Packing Material
Don't waste money on bubble wrap or packing peanuts. Just scrunch up the paper around any fragile cargo.
10. Cleaning
If you're looking to clean up your dorm, ditch the paper towels and use Windex with newspaper. It's known for leaving zero smudges on glass surfaces.


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This site has been set up to fill a gap in media coverage of St Helena, a remote British island far to the west of Africa. There will be occasional references to other South Atlantic islands.
This site is maintained by Simon Pipe, a former print and BBC journalist who spent five months on St Helena in 1996/7, when he wrote for the St Helena News and broadcast a weekly programme on Radio St Helena. He subsequently served a brief stint as producer/presenter of the now-defunct BBC World Service programme, Calling The Falklands.
A return trip to St Helena in 2009 resulted in a dispatch for the BBC Radio 4 programme, From Our Own Correspondent, here, and a report for the BBC News website, here. Simon also helped island students make a video report that received extensive national exposure as part of the BBC News School Report project – it's also on YouTube.
In 2012, Simon contributed a chapter about media on remote islands – including St Helena – to a book about local media: What Do We Mean By Local? Grass-Roots Journalism – Its Death and Rebirth. www.abramis.co.uk


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Big Hero 6 is loosely based on a marvel comic of the same name, which has been infused with the magic of Disney animation. Even though it is not the same as the comic and the characters have a very different look, the movie has been very well done. Family, friends, action, drama, and of course the big robot, Baymax, make this movie an enjoyable film for the whole family. Don't be surprised if your heart melts soon after Baymax's very first appearance. Besides his non-threatening marshmallow of an appearance, his adorable naivety and selfless nature will capture your heart. For these reasons, Big Hero 6 is proof that Disney will continue to produce great films. The Disney revival is not yet over and I am eager to see what they will cook up next. For now, Big Hero 6 will join the ranks of Wreck-it-Ralph, Tangled, and Frozen as some of my most favorite Disney Films.
If you haven't had the chance to see this film, I highly recommend that you do. Just try to watch this trailer and not get excited. I dare you!


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Publish time:2018-01-31
The following changes and improvements have been made to the FW1.2.1 compared to the FW1.1.4.
1. Fixed issue where the player might crash with black screen sometimes when entering the Category menu or pressing the Return button;
2. Fixed issue where there would be white noise or abnormal sound output when adjusting the Custom Equalizer;
3. Fixed issue where the left and right channel might get reversed for the coaxial output after certain operations;
4. Fixed issue where Artist and Album info of the .iso tracks could not be correctly recognized;
5. Fixed issue where the sleep timer would still take effect when the player was connected to the computer in Storage mode;
6. Fixed issue where the UI display might be incorrect in some cases;
7. Miscellaneous bug fixes.
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Tip No. 21. Keep a marker in your toolbox
You may not think about it, but how many times have you needed to write something while beading, only to have no writing utensils nearby?
(Merrisa Brown/mySA.com)
Markers (center — I like the Sharpie Minis) are great for marking round-nose pliers (left) and wire, or writing on plastic bags (right).
I keep a couple Sharpie Minis in my toolbox, so when I need to write something on a plastic bag (like what size/color a bead is), it's there.
A permanent marker also comes in handy for marking pliers. Why would you do that, you ask? Let's say you want to make a bunch of dangles with wrapped loops of the same size. It's pretty hard to eyeball where on the round-nose pliers you should put the wire to get the same size every time. However, if you mark it with a permanent marker, you'll get it the same every time. And no need to worry about your pliers — the marker will eventually rub off.
This works on wire as well. You can use a marker to mark where you want to bend or cut, and then just polish with a cloth to take the mark off.
Happy Tuesday, and happy beading!
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text: Cape Town - Rugby great David Campese has been removed as a rugby commentator by SuperSport after he made derogatory comments about a Pakistan-born Australian cricketer.QUIZ: Tackle Sport24's highly addictive yet almost impossible quiz!Campese, 50, lashed out at spin bowler Fawad Ahmed after he received permission from Cricket Australia to not wear a beer company logo on his uniform due to his Muslim faith.Campese, who played 101 Tests for Australia, said Ahmed should "go home" if he did not want to wear the sponsor's logo on his playing shirt.Earlier, former Test cricketer Doug Walters was quoted in Australian media as saying: "I think if he doesn't want to wear the team gear, he should not be part of the team."Campese then wrote on Twitter: "Doug Walters tells Pakistan-born Fawad Ahmed: if you don't like the ... uniform, don't play for Australia Well said doug. Tell him to go home."After Campese's initial tweet, he said he didn't care about Ahmed's religion but objected to his beliefs affecting sport in general."Well why did he come to Aussie for in the first place. A better life? Now he is telling people what he wants.! .... a lot more kids who would love to play for Australia. And they would t complain," Campese tweeted.Ahmed, who fled Pakistan in 2009 to seek asylum in Australia and gained fast-track citizenship in July, was picked for Australia's five-match limited-overs series in England after he made his debut in the Twenty20 series last week.And according to Saturday's Die Burger newspaper, Campese will not be doing in-studio commentary for SuperSport on Saturday's Rugby Championship Test between the Wallabies and the Springboks.SuperSport's media manager, Clinton van den Berg, confirmed that Campese has been temporarily suspended. He said SuperSport does not condone discrimination of any sort. Campese denied that the tweets were racist or derogatory, claiming that is was understood in the wrong context and that he has never been racist in his life.


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The winners of the Diamond Retailer Best Practices Awards: Fall 2018 have been selected by retailers and were revealed on Thursday, October 4, at Diamond's New York Comic Con Retailer Appreciation Breakfast.
The Diamond Retail BPAs seek to identify and honor comic book specialty retailers that demonstrate "best practices" in their stores, thereby offering their patrons and community a consistently appealing shopping experience.
All comic book and specialty hobby store retailers serviced by Diamond were invited to nominate their store for Diamond BPA consideration. Nominations for the Fall 2018 Awards span four categories: Best Kids Section, Best Themed Display, Best Holiday Sale, and Best Store Promo T-Shirt/Apparel!
Congratulations to the Fall 2018 BPA Winners!
|Best Kids Section
|DreamDaze Comics Fun & Games
Wilson, NC
|Best Themed Display
|All Star Comics Melbourne
Melbourne, Victoria, AUS
|Best Holiday Sale
|Comic Quest
Lake Forest, CA
|Best Store Promo T-Shirt/Apparel
|Treasure Chest Comics
Stafford, VA


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Rooms at the Inn
Guest Room Two
Topeka, Indiana theme
Co-owner Karen Lehman grew up on a farm south of Topeka, Indiana along with 4 older sisters and a younger brother. The family remained Amish until Karen was about 6 years old. (Read on a shared-sibling blog about how being Amish continues to influence and relate to their personal, career and family lives.)
Second floor – northwest corner
Amish heritage from the Lehman family and other Amish realia décor create a comfortable homey feel in this room to return to after a day of exploring the beautiful Amish countryside. Although the Amish culture is more subdued and simple, you will find much charm and comfort in this room!


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Jesus Healeth a Lunatic
The Lord that Healeth Thee'
September 23. "I am the Lord that Healeth Thee" (Ex. xv. 26).
"He Healeth the Broken in Heart, and Bindeth up their Wounds. "
Jehovah-Rophi, I am the Lord that Healeth Thee. Ex 15
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Mercy and Pity in the Judgment of God.
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Acts 9:34 And Peter said unto him, Aeneas, Jesus Christ healeth thee: arise and make thy bed. And straightway he arose.
Genesis 20:17 And Abraham prayeth unto God, and God healeth Abimelech and his wife, and his handmaids, and they bear:
Exodus 15:26 And said, If thou wilt diligently hearken to the voice of the LORD thy God, and wilt do that which is right in his sight, and wilt give ear to his commandments, and keep all his statutes, I will put none of these diseases upon thee, which I have brought upon the Egyptians: for I am the LORD that healeth thee.
2 Chronicles 30:20 and Jehovah hearkeneth unto Hezekiah, and healeth the people.
Psalms 103:3 Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases;
Psalms 107:20 He sendeth his word, and healeth them, And delivereth 'them' from their destructions.
Psalms 147:3 He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds.
Isaiah 30:26 Moreover the light of the moon shall be as the light of the sun, and the light of the sun shall be sevenfold, as the light of seven days, in the day that the LORD bindeth up the breach of his people, and healeth the stroke of their wound.
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Pune Warriors beat Punjab by 22 runs
Pune: Pune Warriors recovered from a shaky start to score their second consecutive victory in the Indian Premier League as they defeated Kings XI Punjab by 22 runs, here today.
Clambering at 32 for two at one stage after electing to bat, Pune Warriors posted a competitive 166 for six, built around 81-run partnership between Marlon Samuels (46) and Robin Uthappa (40).
It was not a big total to chase but a good start always helps and it was not the case with Punjab. They lost both the openers — Paul Valthaty (1) and skipper Adam Gilchrist (6) — in run outs.
The Punjab batsmen never recovered from the twin blows and all they could manage was 144 for eight in reply. Apart from top-scoring for Warriors, Samules also contributed with the ball, giving away 23 runs in his three overs and taking one wicket.
Warriors had beaten formidable Mumbai Indians in their tournament opener.
The first overs fetched Punjab just 13 runs and the required run-rate climbed to over 10. Mandeep Singh (24) and Abhishek Nayar (24) had a huge task at hand but they had barely reached 50-run mark in the 10th over that Jesse Ryder had Mandeep caught behind.
Only four boundaries were scored by Punjab in the first 10 overs and they needed 114 runs in the last 10 to win. David Hussey, the highest run-scorer in Twenty20 cricket, also could not do much for his side, as he contributed 18 runs before being bowled by Rahul Sharma.
Earlier, Samuels and Uthappa`s 81-run stand for the third wicket to help Warriors recover from a pathetic start as they had lost both the openers inside first five overs.
Samules` 46 runs came off 39 balls with six boundaries including two sixes while Uthappa took 33 balls for his 40, which contained two fours and as many sixes.
Both of them were dismissed by paceman Harmeet Singh, who was the most successful bowler for his side with a three-wicket haul at the expense of just 23 runs.
Steven Smith (25) and Manish Pandey (12) played some big shots towards the end to lift the side to a fightable total.
Pune extracted 35 runs in the last two overs, with 27 coming off the penultimate over when Bipul Sharma was hit thrice out of the park. Sharma bowled last four balls of that over when Singh was taken out of attack due to bowling consecutive beamers.
At the start, Sourav Ganguly (20) was lucky to get some quick runs as two of his three boundaries came off inside edges. His `not-so-confident` stay ended soon when he smashed one straight off Dimitri Mascarenhas at mid-off.
Ryder (8) joined his skipper back in the dug out when he became a victim of superb fielding effort by paceman Praveen Kumar in his follow through. Thanks to a disciplined bowling attack, supported smartly by sharp fielding by Punjab fielders, only four shots crossed the fence till seven overs.
Samuels and Uthappa hit a six each off spinner Sharma as the hosts managed 71 for two at half-way mark. The burly Caribbean hit a massive six off Piyush Chawla and a deft late cut for a boundary off Mascarenhas to keep the scoring going at a decent run-rate, just over seven.
With Samuels and Uthappa playing sensibly, their innings got stabilised and there wan enough opportunity to go all out in the last five overs.
Their partnership ended when Samuels was cleaned up by Harmeet Singh. The gentle medium pacer added another wicket when he scalped Callum Ferguson (3) in his next over.


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Techstars is a global network that helps entrepeneurs succeed.
A curated source for everything entrepreneurial in your community.
Startup Week: Celebrating entrepreneurs is communities across the globe.
Start building your future in just 54 hours. Learn, Network, Startup.
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A curated source for everything entrepreneurial in your community.
Startup Week: Celebrating entrepreneurs is communities across the globe.
Start building your future in just 54 hours. Learn, Network, Startup.
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Startup Weekend Rochester
Friday, March 20 - 22, 2015
Event Alerts and Updates
Get the latest on Techstars Startup Weekend, Rochester, and other local events through Techstars Startup Digest.
Startup Weekend Rochester
Friday, March 20 - 22, 2015
Friday, March 20 - 22, 2015
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Event starts at 6:30 pm
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61 Commercial Street
New York
Bring a fresh business idea, a new product concept, a friend... or come with nothing but curiosity and a passion for startups!
- Get together with others from the Upstate New York innovation community to learn what it takes to found a tech startup!
- Join dozens of other entrepreneurs, developers, designers and all-around tech enthusiasts and build something awesome in one, fast-paced weekend!
- Start something awesome you'll talk about for years to come!
The non-profit event brings together people with different skill sets to work on interdisciplinary teams of developers, designers and business people. Together, these teams move from concept to market research to prototyping to a full demo and pitch in just 54 hours.
Prizes are donated by local businesses that care about fostering innovation, creativity and startup community in Rochester.
Here are some of the things you'll get at #RSW2015:
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner for the whole weekend
- A free .co domain name
- $2,000 of credit on Google App Engine
- $100 of AWS credit for hosting
- Free Google for Entrepreneurs SWAG
- Awesome coaching by tech industry leaders
- A network of 100+ new educator, developer, designer & entrepreneur friends who are also excited about the startup community in Rochester
Friday March 20th
6:30 pm
Arrive at the venue and get checked in
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Eat food, share ideas, practice pitches, get to know fellow participants
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Review agenda for the weekend and introduce speakers, coaches, and community leaders
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9:15 pm
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Teams start forming and discussing ideas
10:00 pm
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Start to formalize teams and take an inventory of skills. Be honest, and direct about what resources and skills are needed for the weekend. You may stay and work as late as the venue will allow
Saturday March 21st
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A diary of my thoughts, and feelings. What is important in the Simon Sphere? Read on, to find out...
Saturday, July 11, 2009
New Home Sewing Machine (Janome) 134d Overlocker
Selling a New Home Sewing Machine (Janome) 134d Overlocker sewing machine for my mum. New Home Sewing Machine (Janome) 134d Overlocker for sale. Used only a few times, just like new. Buy it now.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
No more camping - Mum and Dad sell the caravan
After many happy holidays in their caravan mum has decided to sell the caravan. We first started camping in a tent but that got a too much so we upgraded to a VW camping van. Which was also the family car. Taking our kitchen sink every where we went. Dad changed jobs and ended up with a company car. A new car every two years which was great. So no more camping van. So they bought a caravan. Which they toured all over Europe in.
These days come to a end from this week. As the caravan is now on sale on ebay. Take a look and bid.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Womans Gore-tex Rain Coat from Mont-Bell
When I was in Japan I bought for mum a rain coat. Small size usually fits mum, but not this time. So I am selling the rain coat on ebay. The rain coat is made by Mont-Bell. A high quality outdoor apparel company. Interested in staying dry in style then make a bid on ebay for the Rain coat.
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|Double marker with Nancie Cummings; death from lung cancer as per funeral home record; obituary and funeral home record had death date 8-14-1928
|Bluff City Cemetery - Old Section
|Originally recorded in a survey on 3-8-2000 and updated on 3-8-2000.
This survey is copyright ©1997-2020 by Jerry and Jeanie McKelvy. All rights are reserved. The McKelvy's grant the right to use listings on these web pages and in these databases for an individual's research project, but no commercial (for profit) publishing is allowed without the written consent of Jerry and Jeanie McKelvy.
References to an "earlier record" usually refer to a survey conducted in the 1950's by the Nevada County Extension Homemakers' Clubs, the original of which is on file at the Nevada County Depot and Museum.
Since 1997, Jery and Jeanie McKelvy have conducted a periodic canvas of each cemetery in the county and use additional resources to keep the listings current.


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NORM News
Rick Olsen, PhD, describes how the pattern of adapting to what is needed is the key to helping your rheumatology practice grow in self-awareness and appreciation of others, which will increase collaboration and productivity.
A strange-looking pirate has been seen lurking around the National Organization of Rheumatology Managers, and rumor has it that he is searching for treasures that we have hidden for you, the rheumatology practice manager. Make sure to claim your share at the 13th annual NORM Conference, October 4-6, 2018, in Tampa, FL!
Are you ready to take charge and navigate through the choppy seas of medical practice management? Overcoming this challenge is infinitely easier when you have access to the right tools and individuals who can show you how to use them.
The National Organization of Rheumatology Managers' (NORM) journey into social media started approximately 5 years ago when I graduated from North Carolina State University with my Master's degree in communications.
The most challenging job for the National Organization of Rheumatology Managers' (NORM) Membership Committee is making the first contact with a practice. Once that contact has been made, and the committee member has the opportunity to explain all of the benefits of membership, the rest is easy.
In a breakout session, Jennifer Cosey, Principal and Senior Consultant, Eagle Associates, Ann Arbor, MI, discussed issues related to the HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules, including how to assess a potential breach of protected health information (PHI) and determine whether the breach is reportable.
Although it is considered a "soft skill," communication makes a tangible difference in quality of work, and in the quality of life of those doing the work. Effective communication can also be key in reducing costly misunderstandings and mistakes, and reducing office politics and power struggles.
The National Organization of Rheumatology Managers (NORM) is proud to offer our 2017 Annual Conference, September 14 - 16, in Kansas City, MO. Our expert speakers and educational sessions will help you further develop your management skills and lead your practice successfully into the future.
At the 11th Annual National Organization of Rheumatology Managers Conference, held September 15-17, 2016, in Mobile, AL, practice managers, physician managers, and other healthcare administrators gathered to network with their peers and attend educational sessions on the future of rheumatology management in the age of value-driven healthcare.
Mobile, AL—In a breakout session at the 2016 National Organization of Rheumatology Managers conference, Deborah Walker Keegan, PhD, FACMPE, Healthcare Business Consultant, Medical Practice Dimensions, Asheville, NC, shared 8 strategies that practice managers can use to expedite payments in today's challenging medical reimbursement environment.
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Cocktail Recipes to Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month
National Hispanic Heritage Month is happening now until October 15th, and celebrates the richness of the Latino culture. Award-winning mixologist, Franciso Mora, shares his favorite cocktail recipes for celebrating this special holiday. Raise a glass in celebration of this diverse cultural celebration.
Pasto Verde
2 oz. Sobieski Bison Grass Vodka
¾ oz. honey water (1:1)
¾ oz. lemon juice
6-8 basil leaves
Add all ingredients in a shaker, then muddle. Add ice and shake. Strain over fresh ice in a collins glass. Garnish with a basil leaf and lemon peel.
Antiqua Plaza
¾ oz. CAMUS Elegance VS
¾ oz. blanc vermouth
¾ oz. anejo tequila
2 dashes of Peychaud's bitters
2 dashes of Angostura bitters
Add all ingredients in a pint glass with ice, then stir. Strain in a rocks glass. Garnish with large orange peel.
Blanco Diablo
1 oz. Lucid Absinthe
¾ oz. Falernum syrup
½ oz. lemon juice
½ oz. heavy cream
1 egg white
Add all ingredients in a shaker and shake without ice. Then shake with ice. Strain in martini glass. Garnish with lemon peel.


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Archive for July, 2009
Special school holiday post
Posted in Home life on July 9, 2009| 3 Comments »
Getting ready to go back to class
Posted in MA, Poetry, Reading, Writing on July 8, 2009| 9 Comments »
Well, how did those weeks fly by so quickly? Next week we are back to our safe little cluster in class. Kay has sent out her next batch of poems for us to read (lovely) before we discuss in class and I'm getting reading to lead a discussion on how poets have been influenced by science, incorporated it into their use of form and language.
I hope I can pull off two hours worth, gulp!
In three weeks I need to hand out my last bunch of work for class discussion, nothing like a deadline to get you going!
Here are some quotes from my reading packet to tease you:
"Only fables present the world as it should be and as if it had meaning," – Kurt Gödel (Austrian-American logician, mathematician and philosopher)
"The original Muses might be imaged now as little Apples, home-computers wired into the great mother memory bank of the world, promiscuously fingered by the swift digits of the global villagers. But a computer does not a muse or music make." – Phyllis Webb
"We have to break down poetry into its elements just as the chemists and physicists are doing in order to reform the elements." – William Carlos Williams
"Sir: In your otherwise beautiful poem 'The Vision of Sin' there is a verse which reads – 'Every moment dies a man, Every moment one is born.' It must be manifest that if this were true, the population of the world would be at a standstill… I would suggest that in the next edition of your poem you have it read – 'Every moment dies a man, Every moment 1 1/16 is born.'… The actual figure is so long I cannot get it onto a line, but I believe the figure 1 1/16 will be sufficiently accurate for poetry. I am, Sir, yours, etc., Charles Babbage"
– Charles Babbage to Tennyson, 1851
And a poem:
Tell all the Truth but tell it slant—
Success in Circuit lies
Too bright for our infirm Delight
The Truth's superb surprise
As Lightening to the Children eased
With explanation kind
The Truth must dazzle gradually
Or every man be blind—
– Emily Dickinson


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Thanks to everyone who supported us in the "Designing for Better Health" competition organized by Ashoka Changemakers. We have the honor to announce that, thanks to your votes, San Francisco Saludable was chosen as one of the three winning projects in the competition, in which more than 280 initiatives from 29 countries participated.
We also want to thank Ashoka Changemakers and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, organizers of the competition.
The other winners were GOONJ, from India, with their project "Just a Cloth Piece?" and the Boca Sana Foundation with the "Kids Promoting Oral Health" project. Congratulations to them!
The $5,000 from the prize will be used towards our sustainability initiatives. We will keep you updated of our progress on the blog!


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National Webinar – Who's Speaking Up, or Falling Silent? Reflections From Advocates and Helplines on the Impact of Forced Marriage Criminalization in the U.K.
November 15, 2016 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
The United Kingdom and the United States share a domestic human rights problem — every year, thousands of individuals living within their borders are at risk of being forced into marriages they do not want, by families that use coercive tactics that can include severe emotional abuse as well as physical abuse or threats.
But the governments' responses in the two countries look very different. The U.S. is just beginning to recognize the problem, and to consider enacting laws to tackle forced marriage. In the U.K., after more than a decade of innovative engagement that included the passage of civil laws on forced marriage, and after intense national debate, "forced marriage" was made a distinct criminal offense in 2014.
During this webinar, a panel that includes both U.K. government and NGO service providers and advocates will share their reflections on the impact that criminalizing forced marriage has had since 2014, including on:
- Survivor safety and decision making
- Community awareness and attitudes
- Professionals' awareness and responsiveness
Date: Tuesday, November 15
Time: 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
Cost: The webinar is free to all participants.
Intended Audience: Educators and school/university staff, youth advocates, social workers and counselors, community advocates, domestic violence and legal service providers, shelter staff, and others who may encounter survivors or individuals facing forced marriage as part of their work.
Where: Offered online. Webinar link and dial in number available as an alternative to internet sound and those unable to connect will be sent automatically following registration.
Marai Larasi, MBE – Executive Director of Imkaan
Priya Chopra – Chief Executive of Saheli
Chaz Akoshile – Joint Head of the U.K. Forced Marriage Unit (FMU), a joint Foreign & Commonwealth Office and Home Office Unit


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Old-school travel out of South Station
Adam Castiglioni took some photos of an old Chesapeake & Ohio passenger car that was parked at South Station today.
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And I bet that coach is in better condition than many of the CR coaches.
Walked by it this AM
Ya it is, its a private car with a lounge, bedroom and formal dinning room.
Chapel Hill
That's really cool, like a
That's really cool, like a 'land cruise.' Of course, it's about $1,000 per guest per day....
Very cool
But getting more and more difficult to ride apparently - some of my train buddies said there are fewer and fewer trains that will allow these cars to connect to their consists. Probably a combination of factors - cost, liability and fewer and fewer Amtrak trains to connect to.
I haven't heard about any
I haven't heard about any Amtrak cuts in the last few years.
Perhaps some cuts
And not sure they are allowing the private cars to connect to as many trains. rumors of liability issues and more - but who knows.
Again - heard it through the trainvine.