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This entrepreneurial model concerns all sectors of activity, which over the years have become more diversified. Nearly 46% of the cooperatives are active in the service sector, 18% in construction and public works and 14% in industry, followed closely by commerce and "education, health and social action".
Half of cooperatives creations are being made in services, which account for some 1 230 worker and social cooperatives and 18,300 jobs. In addition, this entrepreneurial model displays a 3-year survival rate of 76% against 71% for all French companies. At 5 years, the rate is 64% against 50% for all French companies, revealing an overall greater economic strength.
Saving jobs: the first transitional worker cooperative in France The Law on Social Economy adopted on 31 July 2014 in France created the figure of the transitional worker cooperative. It has been designed to facilitate the gradual transfer of healthy SMEs to their employees. At Couëron, near Nantes, the leaders of an industrial mechanics SME in full health, Delta Meca, have been the first entrepreneurs to apply, as of June, this innovative system. More information : http://www.les-scop.coop/sites/fr/actualites/2015_DeltaMeca_Amorcage


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The boss of Kids Company today compared herself with political murder victims after being grilled by MPs over the charity's abrupt bankruptcy.
Camila Batmanghelidjh refused to accept it was her fault that the organisation went bust two months ago, just days after being given a £3million government grant.
And she suggested politicians were to blame for the demise of the charity, which shut amid allegations of sexual abuse and financial chaos.
She told Metro: 'In foreign countries they shoot or imprison people who speak out. In this country they kill you off through reputational murder. That's how they did it. It's the same.'
Ms Batmanghelidjh also accused David Cameron of 'chickening out' of helping vulnerable youngsters.
He invited her to No.10 five years ago but she had heard nothing since, she said, adding: 'Politicians profess support but that requires real commitment.'
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Ms Batmanghelidjh and Alan Yentob, Kids Company's chairman of trustees, were questioned about use of funds by the Commons public administration committee.
MPs wanted to know why the charity had no reserves of cash, and asked about claims that wads of money were handed out to children.
Ms Batmanghelidjh admitted to them that donations for youngsters were once used to pay someone's mortgage after they suffered a stroke.
But she warned that thousands of vulnerable youngsters were at risk of neglect following the ruin of the charity, which ran centres in London, Liverpool and Bristol.
She was ridiculed by the MPs for a 'non-stop spiel of psychobabble' and a 'torrent of verbal ectoplasm'.
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In search of straight answers, committee chairman Bernard Jenkin warned her: 'It is a contempt of parliament to mislead this committee and that is a very serious thing.'
Kids Company folded in August after Scotland Yard announced an investigation into claims that the charity had failed to report allegations of sex assault at its centres.
It said the revelations had prompted a major donor to pull out.
Ms Batmanghelidjh told Metro she had been 'punished' for criticising failures in children's services.
Politicians had 'shot the messenger', she claimed.
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16th October is World Spine Day (WSD), part of The Bone & Joint Decade Action Week and people from around the world join together to raise awareness about spinal disorders.
The theme for WSD 2016 is "Straighten Up and Move" highlighting the importance of physical activity and improving posture as part of good spinal health and prevention of injury.
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The Reading Chiropractor is urging people to pay attention to their posture and straighten up this World Spine Day (October 16th) by following a few simple steps.
Recent research from the British Chiropractic Association found that over half of people in the south East (52%) who have suffered from back or neck pain believe poor posture triggers it. However, having and maintaining a good posture can help to keep back pain at bay.
Many people don't realise that a straight spine is more achievable than they think, and incorporating just a few small changes into our daily routines can make a huge difference to back health.
The Reading Chiropractor has compiled a number of simple tips to improve posture and protect against back pain.
- Get up, stand up. Inactivity is a leading cause of back pain. If you spend most of your day sitting, make sure that you take regular breaks, ideally every 20-30 minutes. Stand up to stretch, change position and walk around a little.
- Stretch it out. If you struggle to get away from your seat at work, simple activities such as stretching and shoulder shrugging and even simply fidgeting in your seat can all help to keep your back in line.
- Keep moving. Exercise is key to a healthy back, however you don't need to embark on any extreme fitness regimes. Adding just a few extra minutes of walking a day can have a huge impact on your posture.
- Straighten Up. Try incorporating some simple exercises into your daily routine. The BCA has developed – Straighten Up UK – a series of simple exercises designed to improve posture and help prevent back pain by promoting balance, strength and flexibility in the spine. You can find these via the BCA website on www.chiropractic-uk.co.uk
- Spot your side profile. Paying closer attention to your body's side profile can help you recognise back or neck pain triggers. People who want to improve their posture should try imagining they have a plumb line hanging straight from their ears to ankles – with everything in the middle sitting on the same line. One way to do this is to try standing in a relaxed way and then gently contracting the abdominal muscles
BCA comments: "As modern lifestyles put increasing amounts of strain on our backs and necks it's becoming even more important for people to take proactive measures to protect their back health.
"Prevention is always better than cure, so this World Spine Day we want to encourage people to straighten up, and incorporate simple steps into their daily routine to maintain a healthy posture. For example, people are often surprised at the positive impact that simply ensuring you take regular breaks when sitting for long periods of time, or walking regularly can have on your back."
For more information on how to maintain a healthy posture and avoid triggering neck and back pain, visit the BCA website at www.chiropractic-uk.co.uk.
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The Longest Game
How Wolves beat Aberdeen to win the US title in sudden-death over-time
There were 126 minutes on the clock when Ally Shewan deflected Bobby Thompson's cross into his own net. Wolverhampton Wanderers had just beaten Aberdeen thanks to the world's first golden goal. The game had had everything. A hat trick for each side, a sending off, a missed penalty, two scored penalties, extra-time, sudden-death extra-time and the fateful own goal. However, neither teams' name would appear on the trophy as this was a triumph for the Los Angeles Wolves over the Washington Whips. Think of the early days of soccer (or football) in America, and you'd be forgiven for thinking of Pelé and the New York Cosmos; George Best and the Los Angeles Aztecs and a host of other European stars of the 1960s seeing out their careers playing in the North American Soccer League (NASL) in the 1970s. Yet while NASL might be the most famous attempt to give the sport a foothold in the States it wasn't the first. The pioneers came a decade earlier and they too came from abroad.
The 1960s saw an explosion of television ownership in America, with some 56.6m families (more than nine in every ten) owning a set by 1968, up from 3.8m in 1950. Of those, 13.7m were colour TVs, up from just 1.6m in 1964. As a major ratings draw, sport became very valuable for the TV companies and this in turn led to a series of challenges to the Big Four major leagues before, ultimately there was a rationalisation. 1967 was a key year in several respects. The American Basketball Association was set up to rival the National Basketball Association (NBA) before a merger a decade later. The National Hockey League (NHL), fearful of the threat posed by the Western Hockey League, doubled in size from the so-called Original Six teams and significantly expanded to the West coast, at the behest of TV executives who said increased geographical reach would garner a more lucrative contract. In Gridiron the NFL merged with its upstart rival the AFL, which had formed three years earlier thanks in large part to a $36m contract with NBC. In 1967 the winners of each contested the inaugural World Championship, which was quickly rebranded the Super Bowl.
With 65m viewers the game had the biggest television audience in US sports history but that was dwarfed by the four hundred million who had watched the previous year's World Cup around the world. The Daily Mirror reported how those fans were "linked by cable, radio and that spinning, bleeping satellite Early Bird, glued, riveted, or otherwise trussed to their tellys, watching the Greatest Show on Earth." That Early Bird, so nicknamed because it was the first commercial communication satellite, meant that the final was broadcast as-live into American living rooms just hours after the final whistle.
Sports Illustrated estimated that the audience amounted to 10m viewers, an unexpectedly high figure for a match that kicked off at 9am on the West coast. Football's potential was underlined few months later when Pelé's Santos team arrived in the States for a close-season tour. They set a series of attendance records peaking when they played Inter at Yankee Stadium in front of 41,598 fans.
These events did not provide the spark for a football revolution in America, but they did add fuel to an already smouldering fire. With a limited number of teams in a limited number of leagues, American businessmen and sports promoters keen to tap into the booming leisure spending had already begun looking beyond the Big Four sports of baseball, basketball, ice hockey and American football. By the time of the World Cup final, soccer was already in their sights and there were three groups jockeying for position.
The United Soccer Association (USA) was led by Jack Kent Cooke, the owner of the LA Lakers and part owner of the Washington Redskins. The National Professional Soccer League (NPSL) was led by Bill Cox, who was the owner of the Philadelphia Phillies before he was banned from baseball for betting irregularities, and a third syndicate with links to the amateur National Soccer League was led by LA Lawyer Richard Millen. The impoverished United States Soccer Football Association (USSFA) now had more groups seeking its sanction than it had full-time staff. The governing body asked each syndicate for a proposal detailing "what it would do to advance soccer in America" and after politely listening they suggested a merger to form a single league. The separate bodies declined. So the USSFA set up a committee tasked with choosing which league to sanction, with its decision to be announced at the end of June 1966.
While the USSFA was considering its options, the NPSL made a series of announcements designed to force their hand. First the league declared that it had the blessing of the Fifa president Sir Stanley Rous and would be launching its competition in the autumn of the following year. Then a week before the USSFA's general meeting the NPSL, which had by then merged with Millen's syndicate, unveiled its 10-team structure with kick-off moved forward to April 1967.
Perhaps as a reaction to the NPSL's aggressive tactics, or perhaps enticed by the financial success of the World Cup in England, the USSFA demanded a $25,000 fee from each team within the league, plus 10% of the league's TV revenue and 4% of their gate receipts. The NPSL refused to pay, dismissing the demands as blackmail, but the USA agreed, thereby gaining the all-important official blessing. The ruling meant that the NPSL became an outlaw league unable to sign players.
"The rebel league must realise that it is my duty to deal with national associations and not leagues or individuals," Rous said. "They just do not seem to want to conform to rules and regulations." To hammer the point home the FA sent letters to all English clubs warning that any player who signed for the rogue NPSL would be permanently banned.
Unbowed, the NPSL, whose plans were considerably more advanced than those of its rival, played its trump card: a $1m-a-year, 10-year TV deal with CBS. The Washington Post declared that the renegade league had "won the first — and possibly most decisive — battle in its world-wide war" with its rivals. They may not have had the sanction of the national governing body but they had the legitimacy bestowed by the increasingly powerful cultural institution of television. To ensure that this new audience, used as it was to high-scoring games, was kept suitably entertained, the NPSL awarded six points for a win, three for a draw and a bonus point for each goal up to three scored.
Its hand forced, the USA announced in early 1967 that it would kick off in the summer of that year instead of in 1968 as planned. To facilitate the earlier-than-expected start the league would import entire teams from abroad to represent each franchise for the first season, with each receiving a straight fee from the league with the respective franchises paying their expenses. Among those enlisted to help find suitable recruits were the England international Jimmy Greaves, the BBC commentator Kenneth Wolstenholme and the former Nottingham Forest player Roy Dwight, who also happened to be Elton John's cousin.
The first clubs to be unveiled were the English first-division teams Sunderland and Stoke City, who would become surrogates for Vancouver Royal Canadians and Cleveland Stokers respectively. They were soon joined by, among others, Hibernian as Toronto City, Aberdeen as the Washington Whips, Dundee United as Dallas Tornado, Cagliari as the Chicago Mustangs and Den Haag as the San Francisco Golden Gate Gales. Wherever possible the teams were placed in cities that had a significant immigrant community from their respective countries. Publicity stunts were also employed to build interest. The Washington Whips boasted President Lyndon Johnson as a season-ticket holder while Maureen O'Hara, Hollywood's Queen of Technicolour, wearing a green-and-white hooped skirt, was on hand to welcome Shamrock Rovers, a team she had grown up watching in her native Ireland.
Speaking five decades later, Alan Rothenberg, who was a lawyer working for Jack Kent Cooke at the time, told the BBC, "There were a number of reasons we turned to the UK for the bulk of the teams. England was the uppermost soccer power in the world. In addition, it was the close season in England, and their FA was very co-operative in helping us find teams to take part. It was also a time when British things were generally in vogue in the US."
In early April 1967, with the start of the season less than two months away, there was just one franchise without a surrogate — Cooke's Los Angeles team. The entrepreneur initially approached Club América of Mexico City but subsequently had second thoughts and so enlisted the journalist Brian Glanville to help him find a team. "English he wanted and English I found him, in the shape of Wolverhampton Wanderers who were on their way to the promotion to the First Division," Glanville reminisced in the Times in 2003. However, his BBC counterpart Wolstenholme had other ideas. The Bolton fan confronted Glanville at Craven Cottage ahead of Fulham's game with Manchester United on Easter Monday. "What's all this about Wolves going to Los Angeles?" he enquired. "They won't go. I was in their boardroom on Saturday. Can you imagine them going just after getting promotion?" It seemed that he was lobbying on behalf of Bolton, who had already bought new shirts and flags in anticipation of playing the USA. However, Wolverhampton were chosen and Cooke's original name 'the Zorros' was ditched in favour of a more appropriate moniker. The Los Angeles Wolves were born.
Wolverhampton Wanderers had been one of the dominant English teams in the 1950s, winning the title three times and pioneering European football with their mid-week "floodlight friendlies" against the likes of Honvéd. However, in 1965 they slumped out of the First Division for the first time since the 1930s. The first-team coach Ronnie Allen was given the top job and within two seasons he had masterminded their return to the top flight, although defeat on the last day of the season against Crystal Palace meant that they were pipped for the title by Jimmy Hill's Coventry. Just two weeks after signing off their promotion campaign at Selhurst Park they made their LA debut.
For the younger members of the team like goalkeeper Phil Parkes, who was just 19 at the time, it was a surreal experience. "We drew the golden ticket," Parkes told me. "I'd never been out of England. I'd never even been to Wales and my first trip abroad was to Los Angeles for nine weeks. It was the best place anybody could have gone to really, especially in the late Sixties when you had Flower Power and the hippie revolution. LA and San Fransisco was where it started."
The team was based in the heart of Hollywood at the Beverly Hills Wilshire Hotel, just a long goal-kick from Santa Monica Boulevard. Morning training sessions consisting of light stretching and five-a-side games were followed by afternoons during which the players were free to explore the city or just relax by the hotel pool. "It was great," said Parkes, "the sun shone every day. Me, Alun Evans, I think he was only 17, and Paddy Buckley were the young lads. We'd finish training and we'd get a taxi down to Santa Monica Beach or Malibu Beach and spend the day there. It was unbelievable really."
Despite a punishing schedule of 14 games in 49 days, the team took every opportunity to rub shoulders with the stars. "We met Tommy Steele and Davy Jones out of the Monkees," Parkes said. The Wolves winger Dave Wagstaffe had gone to school with Jones, by then one quarter of one of the most successful bands of the 1960s. The pair had played street football together as they grew up in Openshaw just a couple of miles outside of Manchester city centre and so Jones invited the whole team to the Columbia Pictures studio to see an episode of the band's eponymous TV show being filmed. Later on during the trip, Wagstaffe spotted Steele outside the Coliseum before the team's home tie against the San Francisco Golden Gate Gales. The actor was smuggled into the stadium with the team and in return he took the players on a tour of the Warner Brothers studio where he was filming Finian's Rainbow with Fred Astaire and Petula Clarke.
Although it was the trip of a lifetime for the players in the days before cheap and easy air travel, they still took the competition seriously. "All the teams knew that they were there to do a job," said Parkes who also felt their time in America helped them prepare for the following season. "From my point of view it was great because it kept you fit and the pre-season was easier than if you'd been off over the summer. When we came back we had 10 days' break and then we were into training." Wolves' on-pitch home for the duration of their time in Los Angeles was the city's Memorial Coliseum, which had opened in 1923 and hosted the Olympics nine years later (as well as in 1984, when the Rocket Man stole the show at the opening ceremony). It was their home form which was the backbone of their success. They turned the Coliseum into a fortress, winning five and drawing two of the seven games they played there, including a 5-1 win over the Vancouver Royal Canadians (a Sunderland team that were a division above them in England).
However, they opened their campaign at another iconic venue — the Houston Astrodome. Dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the World, the Astrodome, which had opened two years earlier, was the world's first covered sports stadium. With its two million dollar, four-storey tall electronic scoreboard and padded seats, the Astrodome provided fans of the Houston Astros major league baseball and the Houston Oilers of the NFL with an air-conditioned refuge from the Texan heat. Yet it was arguably just as well known for another first: its artificial grass surface, which was installed after a year when the original natural grass withered indoors. "The pitch was alright," Parkes recalled. "It was basically just like playing in England at the end of the season when there was no grass." It caused Wolves few problems as they kicked off their campaign in front of 34,000 fans with a draw against the Houston Stars – actually Bangu, Brazil's reigning Campeonato Carioca champions.
The Wolves won just once on the road — 2-1 against Toronto City, managed by Bob Shankly, brother of Bill — drawing three and losing twice. One of those defeats came in a game against the Washington Whips that had to be replayed after Ronnie Allen had inadvertently used too many substitutes the first time round. It was rearranged for the day after the final round of matches in which the Wolves were away at Dallas Tornado, meaning they had games more than 1,300 miles apart on consecutive days. The travelling distance, coupled with the fact they already had the Western Division sewn up might have explained their 3-0 defeat to Washington. The result meant the Whips pipped the Cleveland Stokers (Stoke City) to the Eastern Division title and that the Whips and the Wolves would meet again in Los Angeles in just four days to contest the final.
A disappointing average of fewer than 8,000 fans had watched Wolves' home games during the season but 17,824, the fifth-highest crowd of the whole tournament, turned up to see the final at the Coliseum. An advert in the Los Angeles Times declared that this would be "Soccer's Super Match" and it wasn't far wrong; the crowd were about to be treated to the most spectacular game of all. Wolves took the lead after three minutes when Peter Knowles lashed home Derek Dougan's knock down. Just over a quarter of an hour later the Whips were level when Jimmy Smith prodded home from eight yards out. The midfielder did not have long to celebrate, receiving his marching orders just after the half-an-hour mark following a scuffle with Wagstaffe. "He spat in my face. I kicked him," Smith told the Washington Evening Star. "I guess the referee figured things had gone far enough and tossed me out."
Losing the Scotland international was a huge blow to the Whips but they did not succumb to their numerical disadvantage and took the lead just after the hour mark through a Frank Munro penalty. Dave Burnside quickly equalised for Wolves and the home fans were still celebrating when the Whips went ahead again when Jim Storrie side-footed the ball past Parkes from 12 yards out. Wolves levelled from the kick-off, Burnside returning Bobby Clark's punched clearance over the keeper with interest. The Wolves began to exert their control over the game and with seven minutes left Burnside gratefully swept the ball home for his hat-trick and what seemed like the winning goal. However, with the clock at 90 minutes, Munro flicked home from close range. Extra-time was scoreless until the 113th minute when the Wolves skipper Derek Dougan slammed the ball home. Minutes later Terry Wharton, Wolves' penalty specialist, had the chance to put the result beyond doubt only to see his spot-kick saved — it was the only one he missed of the 44 he took during his professional career. To make matters worse, less than a minute later the Whips were awarded a penalty of their own. Munro stepped up and slotted the ball into the bottom right-hand corner, beyond Parkes's reach. The youngster's performance so impressed Ronnie Allen that he brought him to Wolves soon after and there were no hard feelings from Parkes with whom the newcomer would share a room for the next nine years.
"I couldn't believe it. The game just went on and on and on," said Parkes, remembering the exasperation he and his teammates felt at the time, not least because an after-match party back at their hotel was due to start at 9.30pm. It was nearly 11pm and the game was not yet done, but their wait would soon be over. There was no penalty shootout and so the game progressed to sudden-death injury time where it would be decided by football's first ever golden goal, although it wasn't labelled such at the time. Not long after kick-off came Bobby Thomson's misfortune and, after 126 minutes, Wolves were the USA champions, something they saw as just as important as a domestic success. "Every time you win a trophy it's great," said Parkes, "and remember this was a big tournament with teams from all over the world."
At the trophy presentation on the pitch after the game, Jack Kent Cooke, the Wolves' owner, left few doubts about his feelings. "When we decided to start soccer here in America, I was warned constantly that this is a dull game," he said, before asking the crowd, "Isn't it one of the most exciting games you've seen in your life?" to which they cheered approvingly. "There isn't a writer in Hollywood, there never has been one, who could have written a script for the game tonight," he added. So enamoured was Cooke with the team that he had borrowed for the summer that he offered $1m to buy the Wolverhampton club outright, an offer the Wolves' board politely rebuffed.
Despite the incredible final, the league was not the success its founders had hoped. The fans the competition attracted tended not to be Americans converted to the new competition, but immigrants from football-playing countries interested to see what the new league was like. Attendances rarely reached five figures and when the Detroit Cougars (Glentoran from Northern Ireland) played the Boston Rovers (Shamrock Rovers from the Republic) at a rain-drenched University of Detroit Stadium, just 684 people were there to see the home side win.
The NPSL fared little better, even with the benefit of TV contract with CBS, managing average gates of 4,879. The generally accepted break-even figure for the two leagues was 12,000, and losses across both were estimated to have reached around $6m. It was clear that neither was financially viable and so they joined forces to form the more well-known NASL. After some mergers to ensure no two teams were based in the same city, 17 franchises moved forward. Atlanta won the inaugural competition in 1968 but it too was a financial disaster. At the end of the season 10 franchises folded and a further two dropped down to semi-pro football leaving just five teams to head into 1969.
With the league in disarray, Atlanta's coach Phil Woosnam, a Welshman who had made his name as a player with West Ham and Villa, became the league's executive director, immediately ordering the teams to cut their budgets to just $200,000 to ensure they remained financially viable. However, given the uncertainty over NASL's future, the teams did not have full squads and also wanted to avoid another winter of hasty signings. The solution was to split the season into two. It started with a mini-competition called the International Cup in which each franchise was represented by a team imported from England or Scotland. So, Wolverhampton were invited back, this time under the guise of the Kansas City Spurs. They were joined by West Ham (as the Baltimore Bays), Aston Villa (as the Atlanta Chiefs), Kilmarnock (as the St Louis Stars) and Dundee United (as Dallas Tornado). This bought the franchises some time to get their squads in order but it was also hoped that the quality on the pitch would generate interest which would carry over into the second half of the season when the "real" teams took over.
"Kansas City was very different to Los Angeles," chuckled Parkes as he recalled the smaller, more temperate Midwest city. "But, as a young lad like I was, it was just a fantastic experience to go and see another country." In their opening match Kansas City beat a Baltimore team including World Cup winners Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters as well as a young Trevor Brooking. A little more than 5,000 turned up to watch (compared to the 25,000 who attended when the teams met in the English First Division just a couple of months earlier) but it was the competition's highest attendance.
Brooking would go on to be the competition's joint second-highest goal-scorer, bagging six in eight games but it wasn't enough to prevent Wolves from winning their second trophy across the Atlantic in just three seasons. Now managed by Bill McGarry, they won six and drew two games, scoring 25 goals along the way. However, their success did little to boost the crowds. When they departed, the real Bays, who also won the second half of the season, could attract an average of only 4,200. It was the best in the league but barely a tenth of what the Kansas City Chiefs would attract to the same stadium on their way to glory in the Super Bowl that year.
"It was new wasn't it?" said Parkes in mitigation. "It was the first time they'd ever had soccer. When I left Wolves in 1978 I went to play for the Vancouver Whitecaps and the Chicago Sting and the San Jose Earthquakes, with George Best. It was taking off then." Wolves' double American triumph may have faded from memory but those early leagues were crucial to the development of soccer in the United States as they paved the way for their more famous descendant.


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So I'm on the costume team for a musical, and we've decided to tell the fairytale story with a steampunk twist. Thus, I've been researching, and stumbled across some inspiration for some personal DIY, once I have time. Enjoy!
Above: Steampunk Shoulder Pad by Skinz-N-Hydez. Below: Steampunk Epaulette
I'm thinking some studded shoulder pieces could be an edgy piece for winter, no? Spiked Studs on jackets have been popular for a while now, with heaps of tutorials around.
That reminds me, I gotta get my hands on some Aluminium Flashing a la Geneva at A Pair and a Spare. I have been unable to find suitable flat studs for a while, and it seems like the perfect material, non?
Below: Silver Studded Epaulette
And finally, I'm thinking that a cropped frock coat backs might be an interesting twist on the old peplum skirt. Add some print fabric (perhaps vintage scarves?) to get some zing into your jackets.
Ladies, gentlemen; shoulders back, tailcoats down. Cosplay meets everyday fashion, perhaps xx


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Proform exercise bikes are very famous in fitness equipment market with some fun non-essential features. Their products contain 4 different categories: upright, recumbent bikes, recumbent hybrid trainers and also Tour de France spin bikes. They are all has the unique characters that appeal customers in their own way. In this review, we focus on the upright exercise ones due to some special points. And here are some of the bold products of them, let us check these out.
Comparison Table
ProForm 515 CSX Upright Bike
(ProForm 515 CSX Upright Bike)
|(4.8 / 5)
|Value of money:
|(4.7 / 5)
|Ease of use:
|(4.9 / 5)
|(4.8 / 5)
This bike is designed well with SMR system. It is Silent Magnetic Resistance, in order to support your training more smoothly and effectively. It allows you to follow 28 different workout apps with 20 digital levels of resistance. Then you will have more options for your own training. Thus, your workout can be kept or improved easily and quickly.
The seat is designed with cushion and big size. So everyone can have a comfortable position while cycling no matter how big they are. The pedals also have straps to keep your feet in the right place. With these straps, you can be ensured not to be slipped out of the bike during a workout. In some ways, it just like that you are riding horses. And it is typically amazing.
Moreover, the console unit is equipped with several amenities. They are the cooling fan, tablet holder, sound system and a port for charging your device. The fan has 2-speed modes, is located at the base of this console. It keeps the console cool then help you engage in more workout. The tablet holder is designed wide enough to fit any tablets. The sound system is compatible with most of smartphone, tablets or MP3. It renders the sound to support your workout easier. Then the USB charging port helps you charging your phone or your tablets whenever it needs to be while you are exercising.
In addition, the iFit is also compatible with this design. You can access through the wireless module to get the best courses or anything else. But this feature is sold separately as well iPod.
And this bike has a capacity of 300 lbs weight. It is not very light ones, so it helps your bike more durable.
The preform 515 CSX Upright bike has the warranty of 1 year for parts and labor and a lifetime for the frame.
+ Solid construction: the frame with high capacity weight contributes the durability of the bike.
+ iFit: this bike is designed to be compatible with iFit
+ Silent and multi-level resistance: it works quietly and consists of 20 different levels also 28 pre-set of workout programs. They provide a large source of the program so you can easily choose the most suitable ones for your own workout.
+ Multi-grip handlebar: it also has elbow rests for you to release some pressure when you train in a long time.
+ Comfortable seat: the seat is equipped with cushion and oversize structure make you more convenient for training
+ Variety of amenities: sound system, USB charging port, fan with 2 speeds, tablet and bottle holder to support your training well.
+ The cooling fan is not powerful as it can be
This ProForm 515 CSX Upright Bike is quite a good bike for you to train. It allows you exercise in the most effective way to improve the result.
ProForm 2.0 ES
|(4.0 / 5)
|Value of money:
|(4.1 / 5)
|Ease of use:
|(3.9 / 5)
|(4.0 / 5)
This bike is designed with 14 different digital resistance levels. They give you many levels served from the beginners to intermediate users. They can try to take any level with different difficulties to challenge your body. This feature is totally created for users preferences.
Moreover, there are 12 workout programs which are designed professionally for you. So you can follow them and reach your target step by step quickly.
Its console is compatible with iPod, so you can play your music to enjoy. It is also equipped with some settings that support your schedule and quality of your training. With the screen display, users can oversee not only their time, resistance or distance but also can change the difficulty level and workout applications as well.
Besides, the dual-grip heart rate monitoring is designed simply to show your current heart rate during the workout. This feature helps you decide whether keep the current pace or speed up easily.
The seat is oversize with cushion provide you the most comfortable position to train. And it can be adjusted as well. In addition, there is a bottle holder equipped to support you with water during a long time training.
The bike has a warranty of 5 years for frame and 90 days for parts and labors.
+ Multi-level digital resistance: you have totally 14 levels with this bike. Then it will be easier to change the level fit into your demand.
+ Console: it consists of a port which is compatible with iPod to contribute the most convenient for you while training. And it also has 12 different workout apps for you to choose.
+ Adjustable seat: the seat can be adjusted as you want. It is designed with oversize and padding as well to comfort anyone.
+ Heart rate monitoring: you can control your heart rate with this dual-grips feature.
+ No elbow rests: during long time training, your elbow will be tired quickly, and the elbow rest is needed to be added on this bike to maximum its functions.
This ProForm 2.0 upright exercise bike provides many training options for you. So it can help you get in shape very quickly.
ProForm 8.0 EX Exercise Bike
(ProForm 8.0 EX Exercise Bike)
|(3.5 / 5)
|Value of money:
|(3.6 / 5)
|Ease of use:
|(3.4 / 5)
|(3.5 / 5)
This bike has a quiet magnetic resistance to help your training more smooth and effective. You will able to exercise well and do not bother anyone.
Also, it can be connected with iFit. You will have 30 different pre-set workout apps to follow as well as a smart Bluetooth receiver to access more training courses. Then your workout will be more efficient. The console' angel can be adjusted easily. It allows you to use it in a more flexible way.
The digital quick resistance is designed from 1 to 25 to spread your options out. So you can change the level suitable for your demand. Moreover, this bike is equipped with USB charging port as well. So you can make sure that your device is always ready.
And in addition, the seat can be adjusted up or down, before or after easily. So your motion will not be limited anymore. You will train in more comfortable position as well. Besides, the pedals are designed with flexible straps, so they can keep your feet in place and avoid slipping out.
Especially, this bike has a lifetime warranty for frame, 2 years for parts and 1 year for labor.
+ Adjustable seat: it can be adjusted in a horizontal or vertical way to help you comfortable during your workout.
+ iFit compatible: allows to access more training courses to follow
+ Heart rate sensors: it allows you to monitor your heart rate during exercising.
+ 30 built-in workouts: so you can try more programs to find out which is the most suitable for yourself
+ Water bottle holder: it supports you much during the longtime training.
+ This bike is not very powerful for stronger cyclist
+ The heart rate monitoring: it is not always accurate.
This ProForm 8.0 EX Exercise Bike is not very an ideal bike for you though it is integrated with many amenities. And the quality of appliances is not always in a good state.
ProForm 5.0 ES Upright Bike
|(3.8 / 5)
|Value of money:
|(3.7 / 5)
|Ease of use:
|(3.9 / 5)
|(3.8 / 5)
This bike uses an upright frame which seems a little bit durable and strong. Its console can be compatible with iFit and provides you 18 different digital levels of resistance. Other 18 workout apps combining with them can give you much more options to follow and exercise to get the best result.
Moreover, the dual-grip heart rate monitor can show your heart rate quickly and accurately. Then you will be able to control yourself to keep pace or improve the current situation.
And the bike can be compatible with iPod when it comes to music port. So you will have more chance to enjoy your training with your favorite music along. It can improve your quality of workout much.
In addition, the seat is designed with cushion and adjusted easily to bring you the most relaxed position while exercising. It is also oversize so that everyone can fit this seat probably. The pedals with flexible straps help you keep cycling steadily and not be slipped.
The warranty for this bike is 5 years for frame and 1 year for parts and labors.
+ Multi-level resistance provides you more options for exercising. Then you also have the ability to challenge yourself with more difficult level.
+ iFit compatible console: so you can access more training courses to follow and then advance your result
+ Heart rate monitor: shows your heart rate then you can decide your plan on keeping or speeding up the speed.
+ Flexible cushion seat: it is oversized and can be adjusted easily to give you the most comfortable experience of training.
+ Ergonomic pedals: they have straps which can be adjusted to provide the flexibility for your feet and avoid slipping out of the bike during a workout.
+ Low weight capacity: so this bike is not suitable for overweight people and not suitable for long-time training as well.
+ No bottle holder: so it affects your training a little bit when you are thirsty.
The ProForm 5.0 ES Upright Bike is not a very useful bike. Although it provides you enough amenities, those are not totally enough and quality for a perfect workout experience.
ProForm XP Whirlwind 320 Exercise Bike
(ProForm XP Whirlwind 320 Exercise Bike)
|(3.9 / 5)
|Value of money:
|(3.8 / 5)
|Ease of use:
|(4.0 / 5)
|(3.9 / 5)
This bike is designed with elliptical arms. So it can provide you the full-body workout, not only low-body as others do. Then your muscles and heart rate can be improved efficiently.
It has a smooth and silent resistance system. It allows you to exercise well and not disturb any other people. There is built-in thumb sensor which is support measure pulse.
Moreover, the control panel of this bike can show you many workout stats such as time, speed, pulse, distance or calories burned. SO you can monitor them well to make the best plan for improving your result exercising.
In addition, the padded seat can be adjusted well to fit your demand. But this adjustment is not perfect as expected.
+ Full-body design: this bike has the elliptical training arms to support not only a lower body but also upper ones. This seems quite a big advantage of the bike.
+ Quiet resistance system: it allows you to exercise in quiet. Thus, your training will be more smooth.
+ Control panel: displays may workout stats for you to monitor
+ Padded seat: it can be adjusted to give you more comfortable feeling during the training
+ No bottle holder: it can raise some problems during your long-time workout
+ Pedals: they have no straps, so you may slip out of the bike sometimes. And it seems quite difficult to position your fit in right place all the time of workout without straps.
+ Lack of resistance level: so you do not have many options for training. You just cycle by yourself and even do not know if it efficient or not.
+ Short time warranty: the warranty for this bike is just only 1 year.
This ProForm Whirl Wind Bike is not a good choice for you if you are waiting for a suitable upright exercise bike. It has quite a few features that support your workout. In another word, it is hard to improve your workout result just with this bike.


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Real Life has a way with things. It looks at you, finds you, stops you, pushes you, sneaks up on you, bashed you on the head and then drags you away to where it wants you to be. And currently, Real Life (RL) does NOT want me to blog. I've pleaded, begged, hidden from, tried to bypass and even fought it, but it wins. I threatened it once, but then realized that was Not A Good Idea! 🙂
Blog or no blog, life goes on. Things are happening in the world and the world is happening to things. The silly political hoo-ha regarding Obama's speech, the weird activities of Coalition forces in Iraq & Afghanistan (but why are they called coalition? Why was the word 'allied' dropped? How long are they going to come up with similies?), the death of Patrick Swayze, Serena Williams' tirade at the umpire and more. While The Fark Knight sits in his roller coaster, watching these things zip by, wanting to stop or atleast slow-down to look at them with detail, Real Life wants me to sit tight and go at the pace it wants. I could jump off it and do things at a much slower pace, but the coaster wouldn't stop. I'll do that, doncha worry, but when time comes.
Anyway, you don't do things like that on an empty stomach. 🙂
(Much Belated) Ramadhan Kareeem to all. Remember that there is a person behind this persona. Pray for him in your prayers in The Blessed Nights.


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Creation scene and aftermath, as described in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (Chapter 5, 1831 edition) and interpreted by Cris Valenzuela's text-to-image machine-learning demo (http://t2i.cvalenzuelab.com) utilizing AttnGAN (Attentional Generative Adversarial Networks).
Made for the upcoming Videographic Frankenstein exhibition at the Department of Art & Art History, Stanford University (Sept. 26 – Oct. 26, 2018). More info here: https://art.stanford.edu/exhibitions/videographic-frankenstein


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Sunday, February 10, 2013
Kansas University's Student Union Activities will host KU basketball super-fan Josh Swade for a movie screening and discussion at 2 p.m. Feb. 17 in Room 130 of Budig Hall on the KU campus.
Swade directed "There's No Place Like Home," the ESPN "30 for 30" documentary that chronicles his quest to bring James Naismith's original rules of basketball to Lawrence. The upcoming event will feature a screening of "There's No Place Like Home," with live commentary by Swade. The event is free and open to the public.
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koman 7 years, 5 months ago
This doc has been universally panned as not only one of the worst 30 in 30 in the series, but also as a pathetic attempt at documentary film in general.
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Eat our Mint with a big, meaty burger. Mint cuts though fatty meat and gives a hit of freshness. So sprinkle a bit into beef or lamb mince for homemade burgers. Or add to barbecued mushroom burgers for a vegetarian option.
Why not try using mint without meat. Try a refreshing Turkish dish – thick, salty yogurt with roasted veg. Stir mint and garlic into the yogurt for a touch of warmth and extra freshness. That freshness works in zesty fruit salads, too. Mix dried mint and lavender with orange flower water and honey, and simmer for a summery syrup.
Mint originally came from Egypt. But now there's barely a country you won't find it in. Its fresh, cooling notes make it popular in far more than just food. You'll find cosmetics, aromatherapy and medicine on the long list of mint uses.
Mint can withstand being cooked for a long time without losing its flavour. So it's good for balancing against harsh aromas – both savoury and sweet.
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The Nevada Legislature has passed a proposal to Congress to overturn Citizens United. The Assembly voted 26-14 Thursday on a resolution that asks Congress to propose an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would rein in political campaign spending.
Nevada is now the 19th state to make such a request that would overturn the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the Citizens United case. The high court ruled that the government cannot restrict corporate or union campaign spending because it is protected by the First Amendment.
For a constitutional amendment to happen, at least 38 states would need to ratify it after Congress proposes it. Nevada passed the proposal voting down party lines.


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My heart fills with joy every time I see her,
I feel my heart rapidly beating
It's as if it wants to be hers, and only hers,
My heart lives for her.
So, why does my mind not?
It constantly forced me to second guess my instincts
It makes me regret the things I didn't do.
Why must I have a mind that lives in darkness?
Soon enough it lets this beautiful light
slip out of my hands.
My heart overpowers my mind for a moment
I ask her as she begins to walk away,
"Am I yours?"
she turns around looking me in the eyes
staring in silence no words are heard,
nor will they ever be.
she turns back around and leaves just as fast as she came,
the light my heart lived for was no longer present.
so, why?
Why do I still long for her?
My heart is again encased in darkness
It doesn't beat for anyone anymore
So, why must it continue to beat so fast?
I feel it continuously bang itself against my lungs,
Whenever I talk to others, I like, it suffocates me
I'm unable to speak as it punches the air out of me.
I wonder how foolish my heart can be
How is it possible that it remembers her light?
Why hasn't it gotten over her light?
Why does it only accept her light?
Some days I'll follow my heart to see where it guides me,
I lay down and listen to its rhythm, its song,
I shut off my mind
Letting my heart take control of me completely,
Often, I find myself sprinting into the depths darkness.
With every step taken I find myself immersed in a darker shadow
Why do I run? I wonder.
Alone I run in a space full of darkness.
I begin to see a small, bright light in the distance
It was her who shone a light into the cave I call my heart.
Her eyes pieced through the pitch-black darkness
Her aura soon covered it with the warmth of the sun
I sprinted towards her,
But after what seemed like months
I never got closer.
Her eyes are embedded into my hearts mind
It was the last wonder it saw of her.
I stay engulfed in darkness
I stay chasing a dream
But no matter what,
I'll never reach her.
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Questo breve workshop online (Zoom) offre la possibilità di ripercorrere la storia della lingua italiana: dal latino ai giorni nostri, attraverso la lettura di alcuni versi memorabili della Divina Commedia di Dante Alighieri, considerato il padre della lingua italiana. Un entusiasmante viaggio nel tempo fatto di videoclip, antichi documenti, giochi e attività divertenti. È richiesta una buona conoscenza della lingua italiana.
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The consultant-led renal team provides a comprehensive service for patients with all forms of acute and chronic kidney disease (excluding
renal transplantation), which complements a renal dialysis unit based at Tottenham Hale.
We have a particular clinical interest in diabetic nephropathy, resistant hypertension, renal stone disease and renal disease associated with rheumatological and haematological diseases, HIV, vasculitis and pregnancy.
What we offer
We prepare patients for dialysis and run multi-disciplinary low clearance clinics. We also run monthly joint multi-disciplinary clinics with the
diabetes, urology, rheumatology and HIV teams in order to optimise treatment for our more complex patients.
We provide:
• four consultant-led general nephrology clinics each week
• two consultant-led low clearance clinics each week
• a monthly consultant-led joint diabetes/renal new patient clinic
• a daily nurse-led low clearance clinic
• inpatient care by consultants for emergency admissions
Key staff
Dr Dakshina Jayasena – consultant nephrologist
Dr Shabbir Moochhala – consultant nephrologist
Dr Salman Sajid - consultant nephrologist
Dr Rishi Pruthi - locum consultant nephrologist
Outpatients, clinic 4, main building, level 0.
Inpatients are seen on a specific renal inpatient ward.
How to refer
Referral through GP or doctor
Contact us
Renal secretaries 020 8887 2281 / 3646
To cancel or change an appointment
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or alternatively ring our call centre 020 8887 3663 /3664 (Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm)
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"Time to let go of petty concerns, Time to bow down, listen, and learn, To feel my body, my instinctive longing, And unit with The Other to continue evolving." Yup, The Moon's Nodes have moved into Taurus/Scorpio so the heat will rise for the next 18 months or so. That, coupled with the Pisces Full Moon this Friday can make for some wild, fun or some crazy madness depending upon your tolerance for chaos. There is magic in the air if you let go of fear…. aloha
Tom Lescher
You and Me,We are One Traveling at Speed of Love in to a Future You and Me, We are making the Collective Reality!The positive holographic imprint has begun to break the illusion of separation, don't allow doubt and prejudice mold your mental images. Forget the fear.. it will only exist if you fuel it! Melt your unique potential with me! Joy and unconditional love we shine the way, transform the global consciousness and brings a new age of prosperity and cooperation! In your mind you hear the same words, in your heart liquid lava love eruption changing the Human reality perception! Stoke kindred embers and unite with like minds to map the Global Energy Grid.You and me,WE are IT, this World is ours, we've already won, Awaken yourself to that reality! Choose your own Life adventure, visualize in a pattern of the sweet future!Your thought create sensation, it become your reality! Each second is a new and unique moment make your action traveling at the speed of love in to a future! Eteric Teachers through OrbisErihtru
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The California Raisins
Sometimes advertising concepts can lead to marketing delirium. In 1987, a frustrated copywriter at Foote, Cone & Belding was working on the California Raisin Advisory Board campaign and said, "We have tried everything but dancing raisins singing 'I Heard it Through the Grapevine.'" With vocals by Buddy Miles and design by Michael Brunsfeld, the idea was pitched to the client. The characters plumped up the sales of raisins by 20 percent, and the rest is Claymation history!


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How to apply for a Texas LPC license if you hold a current license as a professional counselor issued by another state:
Complete the application form (be sure to sign it) and submit with the $200.00 processing fee to the address shown at the top of the application form.
Arrange for the submission of a letter and a copy of your official licensing file from the state in which you currently hold a license. The information must verify that your license is current and in good standing. This information must be submitted to our office directly from the licensing state or from the National Credentials Registry.
Submit official documentation that you have passed the national counselor examination.
This information will be evaluated for compliance with Texas law and rule relating to provisional licensure. Refer to Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 503.310 and 22 Texas Administrative Code §681.112.
The provisions of law relating to provisional licensing for applicants who hold a license issued by another state were established as a means for persons who were trained and licensed in another state to relocate to Texas, as long as certain requirements are met. The provisions were not established as an alternate method of licensure for persons who were trained in Texas and failed or chose not to obtain a Texas license.
Please note that post-graduate supervised experience gained in Texas (without holding a temporary license) at a time that a Texas temporary license was required in order to complete an internship shall not be counted.
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Where my coffee lovers at?? You still have time to get in on this amazing giveaway! Just use the photo below to inspire an outfit, snap a picture, and send it to me at firstname.lastname@example.com or post it on Instagram and tag me (@looplooks) before Tuesday, September 12th at 7:00 PM Central Time. No worries if you don't have a blog! All photos will be entered to win this actual painting. See more details here.
Until then, let's take a look at how I used this photo to inspire an outfit.
top & jeans from Moonfish | similar shoes
I decided to use my deck furniture and my coffee cup to mimic the blue background of the photo. Since the coffee cup is white and the beans are black it looked like it was time to wear my black and white polka dot blouse and black jeans.
And, of course, leopard print flats because why not?
I typically only drink one cup of coffee a day and I rarely pay for it. Instead, I drink it at home or I drink the coffee in the office at work. So, although I had dreams of taking this week's photos in one of the coffee shops in my neighborhood I decided that would be disingenuous. The coffee I do buy? It's from the donut truck at the farmers' market on Sunday!
My Sunday morning routine is to take the dog for a run and end at the farmers' market for coffee, produce, and dog treats before we walk home. I savor that Sunday morning coffee (and the occasional doughnut). I also only take cream in my coffee. I'm sweet enough already.
Remember, submit your photos and you'll not only be entered to win the painting but you'll also get to see them as part of Wednesday's round-up!


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Live-action alternative series Hole in the Wall, Destroy Build Destroy and Dude, What Would Happen are slated to return to Wednesday nights on Cartoon Network US.
Since their fall 2010 season premieres, all three live-action series have earned the top-spot in their timeslots with boys six to 11 and boys nine to 14 and have contributed to the network's double-digit delivery growth for Wednesday nights among kids and boys six to 11 and nine to 14.
Hole in the Wall, hosted by Teck Holmes, is half-hour game show featuring two teams of families in competition as they face a series of moving walls with ever-changing cut-out shapes. The show and online counterpart is produced by FremantleMedia North America. Ping Pong Productions' Dude, What Would Happen answers kids' insatiable thirst for answers with hosts CJ Manigo, Ali Sepasyar and Jackson Rogow. And, as the name suggests, Destroy Build Destro allows teams to destroy a large object, rebuild it into something different and then destroy it again. The series is produced by Idiot Box & Mess Media.


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|This page will show a simple way to check your Leica-R lens clearance for Sigma cameras.
First, you have to turn the focusing ring until infinity, so the rear glass will move to its maximum outside reach .
Now, make a kind of cardboard bridge, we don't want anything metallic or too hard near our Leica glass.
For my calculations, the "legs" could be 10.2 mm long, but I made them a bit shorter to be on the safe side.
As you can see, the rear Leica lens glass itself will not hit the Sigma's camera body internal dust-protection window.
But the Leica lens barrel protective ending will.
Measure how much the rear end of the barrel has to be grounded off and make a mark at the both sides with a needle.
Now we have to protect the lens, I use raw cotton that also will trap metallic particles.
Also I use a piece of paper tape that will make possible to file it easily.
Now, we can start filing until we reach the marks.
When you reach the marks, turn the lens upside down and remove the cotton protection.
Remove the few metal particles that trespassed the protection.
I use our plastic tool wrapped with cotton.
Now check the result with your cardboard bridge.
I painted the exposed metal with my flat black marker from Micro-Tools.
Painted, now we can remove the Leica bayonet and install the Leica-Sigma one.
And you can see in this picture the Elmarit 28/2.8 reaching infinity without any problem on Sigma cameras.
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Contact us about a repair
You can contact us for advice or queries about our repairs service in a number of ways.
If you have any queries regarding what repairs we will carry out at your property please read the information in the Guide to your new council housing tenancy (PDF, 1MB)Opens new window.
The quickest and most efficient way to report a repair is using our Request a housing repair online form.
The more accurate the information you provide the more likely your repair will be completed on the first visit by our Trades person.
If you are unable to use our online form you can contact us by phone. You can request a repair, query what repairs we will carry out at your property, get updates on outstanding repairs or just get general advice.
Contact the Housing Repairs Call Centre on 01792 635100. We are open Monday - Thursday 8.30am - 5.00pm and Friday 8.30am - 4.30pm.
We also offer an emergency repair service to deal with urgent repairs needed outside of normal working hours.


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Floorball New Zealand is pleased to announce the following players have been selected to represent NZ in the 2016 Men's U19 World Floorball Championship Qualification Tournament for Asia-Oceania.
Matthew Bertschinger
Josh Campbell
Lucas Earley
Tom Kibblewhite
Arnie Lowe
James Matheson
Ben McKibbin
Tim McKibbin
Oliver McLaren
Reuben McSweeney
Brendan Patrick
Louis Scott
Oliver Scott
Jared Solomon
Bradley Sommerville
Oliver Sundin
The NZ Men's Under 19 team will play in Fuji-Yoshida, Japan from 18th - 20th September 2016. They will compete against Australia, Iran and Japan, with the top two teams then qualifying for the 9th Men's Under 19 World Floorball Championships in May 2017 in Växjö, Sweden.
For further updates check out our national team page


text: New Delhi, Oct 21 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 36th 'Carpet Expo' in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi via video conferencing on Sunday. While addressing the gathering, he said that Eastern India region is becoming a global hub for country's textile exports. PM Modi added that Centre is also trying to encourage small and medium industries.


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Why is everyone heading to New Zealand?
Why is everyone heading to New Zealand?
It may be the other side of the planet but New Zealand is certainly the mountain biking destination du jour. With world champions and pro racers shipping out in en masse, just what is it about this island nation, eleven and a half thousand miles away that makes it the mountain biking Mecca it is? Why is everyone from Rachel Atherton to Katy Curd off cycling in New Zealand?
New Zealand is made up of two large islands, and a cluster of smaller ones with a maritime climate that is similar to but a lot milder than the British climate, which is one of the reasons it's such a draw. This means winter temperatures of a balmy 10 to 14 degrees and summer temperatures in the mid to high 20s which sounds just right for riding in.
Add to that rainfall levels in large parts of the country that's more or less equivalent to a Mediterranean climate and you're looking at perfect riding conditions.
The topography of New Zealand also plays a huge part in making it a mountain biking destination of note. Towering peaks and rolling hills formed from volcanic activity provide a perfect mix of terrain. The mountains also affect the climate locally, providing pockets of verdant forest, lush grassland plains, and dry rocky slopes to play on.
If it sounds like a mountain bikers dream, you're not wrong! World Champions Rachel Atherton and Katy Curd departed for NZ to escape the manky British winter, and Enduro World Series racer and Juliana Bicycles team rider Anka Martin has set up home there.
Katy recently returned from her southern hemisphere adventure, and loved it. "I have wanted to go out to New Zealand for years now and this year I finally had the opportunity to go so with out much thinking about it, I booked the flights! Its been a great chance to escape the British winter and come train in some sun, ride some dusty trails and also travel around and explore this amazing country."
When it comes to the riding on offer, Rachel Atherton is clearly taken with the country. "We went to train in New Zealand in 2011, mostly around the Queenstown area, and it was flippin' awesome! So good in fact that we went again this year. Not only do we get to escape the Welsh winter climate but the riding in New Zealand is mint.
I'm not always a massive fan of riding in bike parks but the Queenstown bike park had about 500m descent, and 24 trails for us to try. When we weren't riding we were bungee jumping, swimming, and eating great food."


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Nigerian music sensation, David Adeleke, a.k.a, Davido, is getting more deeply rooted in politics having been Peoples Democratic party (PDP) official musician. The talented musician has been able use his influence to pull youthful crowd for the opposition party.
Some of the youths he gathered for the opposition party have taken to their twitter handle to react by saying that they would hold the musical sensation responsible if Atiku messes up – should Atiku emerge as President.
They said:
We youth of Nigeria got our eyes and heart widely open,knowing the truth that the present regime is against youth development, we are voting Atiku this election and getting you #davido responsible for his actions if possibly he emerged has the president
— Prince Wale Smart (@Abdulqu11097147) February 15, 2019
Davido is an idiot. Tbh
He wants us to vote for a thief #wizkid pic.twitter.com/GAwodquvGU
— Temi (@Temzy_o) February 15, 2019
If I'm voting PDP then it's because of Davido, if Atiku feck up, my Anger will fall on Davido😑
— Master Victor 🔨 (@DaddyTheBoy) February 15, 2019