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Chicken and Mushroom Ballotine with Pan Roasted Figs and Crushed Cobnuts
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The plan was to make a stuffed chicken ballotine with one of the two legs and the other would be used to create the stuffing. I made a chicken mousse with the chicken leg meat, sauteed mushrooms and crushed cobnuts. I stuffed the de-boned chicken leg and wrapped it in slices of pancetta, which was then poached and once my guests arrived I pan fried the outside to crisp the pancetta.
The final dish was superb, and was a beautiful combination of a warm and cold starter with pan roasted Turkish figs, watercress and a butternut squash puree made from the trimmings,left from the day before, and finally some crushed cobnuts. One leg is big enough to serve four people comfortably with two slices of ballotine per person.
Ingredients & Method
For the chicken ballotine
- 2 whole corn fed free range chicken legs
- 100ml double cream
- Sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper
- 100g chestnut mushrooms, sliced
- 1tablespoon unsalted butter
- 1tablespoon mixed chopped fresh parsley, oregano and thyme
- 4 cobnuts crushed
- 10 slices of pancetta
For the watercress vinaigrette
- 40g fresh watercress, stalks removed
- 1/2 tsp Dijon mustard
- 50ml extra virgin olive oil
- 1tsp honey
- 1tsp cider vinegar
- Sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper
To serve
- 8 chestnut mushrooms, cut into quarters
- 1 teaspoon unsalted butter
- 3 figs, cut in 1/4's
- 4 Cobnuts crushed
First prepare the chicken ballotine. Bring a medium size saucepan filled with water to the boil while making the stuffing.
Heat a medium size non-stick frying pan with the butter and saute the sliced mushrooms with seasoning until golden brown, drain on kitchen paper. In a food processor blend the diced bread meat until smooth, add half of the cream and pulse a couple of times. Add seasoning and the rest of the cream, pulse another two times and transfer the chicken mousse to a smaller mixing bowl. Do not over blend the mousse as it will separate. Fold the cooled drained mushrooms, crushed cobnuts and chopped herbs into the mousse, refrigerate.
De-bone the chicken legs, keeping the skin on and the chicken leg whole. Make sure that there are no splinters of bone left on the inside. Stuff the legs with the mousse and roll the legs up.
Lay 5 slices of pancetta flat on the chopping board and place one stiffed chicken leg on top, roll the pancetta around the chicken leg and wrap in a double layer of clingfilm. Repeat the process with the secnd chicken leg. Poach the ballotines in the simmering water for 30 minutes, make sure that the water is simmering and not boiling too fast.
In the meantime make the watercress vinaigrette. Blend the watercress, mustard, honey and vinegar with seasoning in blender and puree until smooth. Slowly add the oil and blend to emulsify, adjust the seasoning if needed.
Remove the clingfilm from the ballotine. Heat a large non-stick frying pan with one teaspoon of butter and brown the pancetta until crispy, drain the ballotines on kitchen paper. Wipe the pan clean with kitchen paper and return to the heat. Melt the remaining butter and saute the mushrooms for 3 – 4minute and add the figs for the last minute brown them on both cut sides until golden, remove from the pan. Slice the chicken into slices, arrange on four serving plates, with the figs and scatter over the cobnuts and garnish with dressed salad leaves. Drizzle over the watercress vinaigrette. Serve immediately.


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Typical chores associated with traditional wood fireplaces start from the tiresome hours of chopping the wood to cleaning up the ashes and dust from the fireplace. Provided you have an electric fireplace insert, handling the mess wouldn't be a headache as they generate zero smoke. In fact, electric insert is a smart solution for the customers who lead a tightly packed lifestyle. Today's electric inserts come with diverse options and features than ever to improve the customer convenience.
Duraflame DF1020ARU-A004 Electric Fireplace Insert W/Heater is widely favored by the customers in regard to its efficiency and durability. It offers visually appealing options like realistic flame effects and heat which are adjustable. One of the highlighting features is that you can relish the flame effect even after turning off the insert. It plugs easily into any standard outlet and functions in dual ways-with and without heater.
Features and Specifications
- Plugs into any standard outlet of 120 volt
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 20.5 x 12 inches
- Weight: 18 pounds
- Wattage : 1400
- BTU: 4600 per hour
- Supplemental heat coverage: 400 square feet
- Energy Efficient ALL LED technology
- Style: Vent-free
- Realistic flame and log effects
- Remote control facility
Key Highlights of Duraflame DF1020ARU- A004 Electric Fireplace Insert W/Heater
Realistic Flame Effects
If you wish to make your living room bright and cheerful with the ambiance of ruddy flames and gleaming ember, this model is worth considering. The effect of flames of logs is of superior quality that it is worth every penny you spend. Another fascinating feature of the product is that the flame effect can be enjoyed even after turning of the device.
Remote Control Facility
The hand-held remote control facility makes the job pretty much simpler. You can operate the fireplace insert from the comfort of your couch. The remote control offers a bunch of settings for adjusting heat and flames.
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The product is best for cool winters as it offers a heating coverage up to 400 square feet. With a wattage of 1400 and a BTU of 4600 per hour. With the affordable price, this Duraflame product proves that heating up your home during the chill is not that expensive.
Customer Reviews
"With the price being moderate, we didn't expect a superior quality fireplace insert. To our surprise, the product delivered good results and flames were incredibly charming. It doesn't give the hint of an artificial setting. This fireplace is an apt product for a moderate size room."
"My living room has become the best place for me after the arrival of this fireplace insert. I was a little apprehensive in the beginning as some of the parts were plastic-based. But, it functions well, keeping the room warm for a long time. It is indeed a treasure as the flame effect can be enjoyed even after turning off the device."
Duraflame DF1020ARU-A004 Electric Fireplace Insert W/Heater is a treasured possession for home as it meets both the utilitarian as well as the aesthetic needs of the customer. It is a great choice for office spaces as well as medium sized rooms at home. In short, it renders the best value service on a low budget.

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These two are positively nuts and cannot wait to meet you...
Mr and Mrs Nutkin love meeting new people and are always eager to forage for snacks and have a cheeky rifle through bags and baggage. Their excitement is catching and their fluffy, cosy squirrel charm is irresistible. Eccentric, cheeky and adorably cuddly, these two charming, endangered red squirrels are the perfect guests for your gathering.
A family friendly act, suitable for all ages involving two human sized red squirrels. They walk around and interact with people, scurry about in people's bags, dance if there's music and generally charm the crowd with their cute, huggable softness. They don't talk, but are very expressive through movement.
They can have amplified music (that's not hugely loud) played from their bag if required.


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Electric and alternative fuel vans
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Volkswagen's e-Crafter range results in last-mile delivery suitability, first drive
Range makes the e-Crafter suitable for last-mile deliveries, but at a price. By Andrew Ryan
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Latest Daily trio aim to put operators in the good books of clean air authorities .By Matt de Prez
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Mercedes tests two models with an eye on the desire for larger electric vans with acceptable cargo volumes. By Simon Harris
First drive of the Master ZE reveals Renault has fleets 'in mind'
Renault's biggest van becomes more environmentally friendly with the introduction of an electric version. By Simon Harris
Nissan increases range on e-NV200 Acenta van without compromising design, first drive
The electric success of the Nissan e-NV200 Acenta makes other manufacturers sit up and take notice, first drive reveals.


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Welcome to our brand new wine cellar. Located on the ground floor of the building, our cellar bar offers our customers a relaxed and casual dining experience, with a focus on high-quality wines and delicious food.
To enhance the experience, we have a state-of-the-art wine dispensing machine (a Guernsey first), that offers 16 different wines by the glass. This is accompanied by the Coravin system, that enables us to pour exceptional wines under preservation. Our 'by the glass' offering changes regularly, giving you the chance to experience a true variety of global wines. Nearly all of our wines can be purchased at a discounted price to take away.
Our full A la Carte menu is available here, alongside our new 'little plates' menu, featuring dishes designed to be accompanied by a glass of wine.


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Please give a very warm welcome to Ooka Island for Educators – a completely revamped teacher and student experience!
This major update introduces new features which will make using Ooka Island in the classroom a whole lot easier. The changes we've made are based on years of feedback from you, the educator community. If you want to try out the new Educator Trial, please do! We'd love to hear what you think. Now let's dig right into the exciting stuff, shall we? Here's what's included in the brand new Ooka Island for Educators.
A shiny, new Educator Dashboard.
Ooka Island has always been easy to use, but this update makes the Educator Dashboard much more intuitive! How? Your dashboard is now divided into real-time student reporting, classroom management tools, student picture passwords and parent invites.
Simpler, faster navigation.
Need to find particular students for a quick snapshot of how they're doing? We've added a search bar for that! We have also moved the menu from the top to the sidebar and put the most important features right at your fingertips, so you can get the information that you need, exactly when you need it. We've given the class list page more space for displaying students and you can now edit your students' information too.
Printable student picture passwords.
You already know just how often students can forget their passwords, now you can quickly check or change each child's password. You can also print them out for easy reference for both you and your students or leave for supply teachers.
Parent invites for free at-home access.
You can easily generate parent invites to send home with your students. If you are sending Ooka Island home (it's free!), our new engagement data is a great way to see who is actually playing at home and ultimately how it translates to their reading progression in the program.
Better, more organized student reports.
We've improved student reporting access, so you can gain faster insight and quickly get an overview of your students' information and progress on Ooka Island.
In our new reporting tab, you can see what level students are playing, how much time they have played, and last login. This way you can quickly tell if your students are using Ooka Island during independent time and how engaged they are in the game.
You can also compare your students' book levels to group with those students on similar levels for further instruction. As a result of the data, you may decide that certain students will benefit from more time on Ooka Island than others who are further along in their reading progress.
Now, when you click on students' names from the class list, their individual progress graph pops up as well as the list of activities they've been playing and the level average and overall average scores for each activity. We even provide you an overview of their phonological and comprehension progress and where they are experiencing difficulty.
A Free Educator Trial for up to 40 students.
Our brand new Educator Trial is possibly our most exciting update of all!
We listened when you said educators need a scalable, self-serve, easy-to-onboard student trial, one that gives your students enough time on Ooka Island to build a case for classroom adoption. The new Educator Trial includes the first two levels of the program (out of 24), which ends up being over 3 hours of learning content for each student with no strings attached. It provides you with more learning data to draw upon as you see how Ooka Island works for different students.
Why 40 students?
This number acknowledges the realities of the classroom, whether you are a primary teacher, a resource teacher, a literacy coach or leading an after-school program. In most places the primary grades are capped at 20 students although they can go higher. Some kindergarten classes may have 35 or more!
A 40 student trial allows you to fully integrate the program into your classroom, however you choose to implement it. Some ways that educators love to use Ooka Island include: a literacy station, guided reading group, or even a 'work on when you're done your other work' activity.' These ideas allow you to rotate your class through the program even with a small set of iPads or tablets.
And last, but not least!
Our new educator trial is completely self-serve (unless you do want to talk to us, that's great too!)
All in all, we hope you'll enjoy the new Ooka Island for Educators and that your students continue to spend many more hours learning to read with us. We also hope you'll continue to send in your feedback, so we can keep making Ooka Island better for you and your students.


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I recently read an entire page of cake inscriptions gone wrong. Here are some samples:
- When my mother-in-law ordered a cake for my wedding anniversary, she made a point of instructing the bakery, "That's Thompson with a 'p'." Later, when she went to pick up her order, she noticed that on the box they had written, "Mrs. Phompson."
- For my 40th birthday, my husband decided to surprise me with a birthday cake from our local bakery. "In the middle, please print 'Happy Birthday Nita,'" he instructed them over the phone. "Then, 'You're not getting older' at the top and 'you're getting better' at the bottom." When he went to pick it up, he discovered that they had decorated the cake with the words exactly as he had said them: "Happy Birthday Nita. You're not getting older at the top, you're getting better a the bottom."
- We had a "going away" party for a lady… One of the supervisors called a Wal-Mart and ordered a cake. He told them to write: "Best Wishes Suzanne" and underneath that write, "We will miss you." As the picture shows, it didn't quite turn out right.
Apparently, even floral tributes are not safe.
- My husband is a mortician. He found an odd card on some flowers sent in honor of the deceased. When the sender of the flowers called to place her order, the florist asked what she wanted written on the card. She said, "Write 'Rest in Peace' on both sides. And, if you can fit it in, 'We'll see you in eternity.." My husband read the card: "Rest in Peace on both sides. And if you can fit it in, we'll see you in eternity."
These cakes and the flowers point out the risk of trusting others to deliver our heart-felt messages. They might get it wrong!
Remember as a child playing the game "Telephone," a game where children sit in a circle and one child begins to relay a message that must go around the entire circle. The last child reveals the message ~ and sometimes, what the child is so off from the original message that everyone erupts in laughter.
When a message is important, we need to share it ourselves. We need to be sure people "get it." Nowhere is this more important than when we share the biblical message of the Gospel.
A child explain the gospel to another young friend, in earshot of his mom. He talked with great passion about Jesus' death and burial, but left out Jesus' resurrection. "What about when Jesus rose from the grave?" his mom said. The boy turned around and whispered to his mom, "He'll never believe that, Mom. I'm just going to tell him about heaven."
That's the problem with a lot of messages about the scripture. People (sometimes even pastors) leave parts out, believing the plain truth of the Word of God will be too difficult ~ too strange ~ for people to believe. We can't help it if people misunderstand, but we need to be sure that the messages we share (especially about the Gospel) are not mis-stated! We can't make people believe, but we must make the message clear.
The Apostle Paul explained the Gospel in 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. But he also asked the Colossian church to pray for him so his messages would be clear (Colossians 4:3-4). He had the facts straight, but he wanted the wisdom to communicate through the Holy Spirit to the hearts of men and women so they would understand.
That should be our prayer as well: "Lord, help me make the message of the Gospel clear."
Note: All of the cake and floral inscriptions appeared on "Cake Talk," Snopes.com: (1) http://www.readersdigest.ca, 1997; (2) http://www.readersdigest, ca, 1992; (3) Email to Snopes.com, Oct. 2007; (4) email to Snopes.com, 2007
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The EHS Governance Committee governs the Early Head Start (EHS) services and provides leadership for program and fiscal oversight and development, guidance and direction for planning, and identifying and developing resources to augment federal funds. The committee is composed of six voting members: three members from the CHMC Hospital Community Board, one member of the CHMC Foundation Board, the EHS Policy Council Chair, and one program consultant; and four non-voting members: EHS Director, Director of Grants and Contract, and the CHMC Foundation President. Current members include: Javier Cano, J. Eugene Grigsby, Denise Hanna, Vickie Kropenske, Roberta Lanterman, Veronica Perez, Nathan Nusbaum, Carlos Antonio Vaquerano, Nancy Zambrano, and Rachel Zupa.
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TRENDING vital hemodynamic data in the PERIOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Cheetah technologies are ideally suited for hemodynamic monitoring in the operating room – easy to use, fast, reliable, accurate and robust in a challenging and rapidly changing clinical environment.
Enhanced recovery initiatives, including Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS) and Perioperative Surgical Home (PSH), show the benefit of accurately managing volume throughout the entire perioperative period. Cheetah hemodynamic systems provide data throughout the continuum of care, and 'follow' the patient through the OR, the PACU, and to critical care units and general care wards as care dictates.
These enhanced recovery care pathways, designed to reduce surgical costs and complications including mortality and readmission, are being adopted at numerous hospitals throughout the world.
Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS):
- ERAS protocols have been developed to expedite recovery, minimize complications, and decrease utilization of hospital resources.
- Volume management is a key element of ERAS and perioperative care.
- Perioperative outcomes favor a goal-directed therapy compared to a liberal fluid therapy without hemodynamic goals.1
- Large population based research shows surgical fluid administration is highly variable and associated with inferior outcomes. 2
- Multiple studies conclude that goal-directed fluid therapy reduces complications.1,3,4
Peri-Operative Surgical Home (PSH):
PSH care pathways and protocols have similar objectives to the ERAS programs; however, the PSH initiative follows the patient throughout the entire episode of care from the peri-operative environment to hospital discharge, and may include readmission reduction and out-of-hospital rehab, homecare and education.
Appropriate fluid management is central to the success of both of these care pathways, and Cheetah hemodynamic systems are ideally positioned to provide the important and timely data that is needed to ensure the best transitions along all paths of care.
Cheetah's 100% noninvasive hemodynamic profile allows Anesthesia and Surgical teams to:
- Obtain advanced hemodynamic parameters throughout the entire continuum of care: Pre-Op, Operating Room, PACU and SICU/Step Down
- Use continuous Stroke Volume (SV) and Cardiac Output (CO) to assist with volume decisions even in the presence of arrhythmias and regardless of ventilation status
- Use changes in Stroke Volume to guide fluid decisions in Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) and Perioperative Surgical Home (PSH) protocols
- Trend key hemodynamic parameters through the perioperative period to assess a patient's fluid responsiveness
- Use advanced hemodynamic measures such as cardiac output, vascular resistance and oxygen delivery to manage and optimize perfusion
Trending Hemodynamic Data with Cheetah Medical Systems
The Cheetah Sensors can be placed without compromising the surgical field, and data is obtained easily and with little training of the perioperative team.
Download the Starling SV Continuum of Care Brochure.
1. Corcoran, Tomas, et al. "Perioperative fluid management strategies in major surgery: a stratified meta-analysis." Anesthesia & Analgesia3 (2012): 640-651.
2. Thacker, Julie KM, et al. "Perioperative fluid utilization variability and association with outcomes: Considerations for enhanced recovery efforts in sample US surgical populations." Annals of surgery3 (2016): 502-510.
3. Hamilton, Mark A., Maurizio Cecconi, and Andrew Rhodes. "A systematic review and meta-analysis on the use of preemptive hemodynamic intervention to improve postoperative outcomes in moderate and high-risk surgical patients." Anesthesia & analgesia6 (2011): 1392-1402.
4. Pearse, Rupert M., et al. "Effect of a perioperative, cardiac output–guided hemodynamic therapy algorithm on outcomes following major gastrointestinal surgery: A randomized clinical trial and systematic review." Jama21 (2014): 2181-2190.


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Sun Joe MJ420C
Sun Joe MJ420C is a battery powered lawn mower that has a run time of a full hour, placing it head and shoulders above what most other battery powered models can offer. This is the kind of performance that you need no matter what size your lawn is. If you have a medium sized lawn, the extra run time will ensure that you can definitely finish cutting the entire area without needing to recharge the battery. And no matter what size your lawn is, with […] Read Full Review »
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Perhaps the best thing about the iPhone 5s is its M7 motion coprocessor. It's the little chip that lives inside the 5s that constantly tracks all your motion data, whether you are walking, running or on some kind of mechanical transport (like a car or a train). While the M7 does its job, users need third-party apps to view the results. Moves is one of those apps, and its set to take the capabilities of the M7 to the limits with the latest update... and your help.
I've written about Moves a few times. It presents the M7's location data as colored dots for each activity along with a storyline of your movements throughout the day. Previously, Moves was limited to tracking walking, running, cycling and motorized transportation. With the Move 2.5 update, released today, Moves tracks more than 60 activity types using the M7, including rollerblading, skiing, kayaking, gym training, yoga, swimming and more.
To start with, Moves will not be able to differentiate automatically between what activity you are doing based solely on the M7 data. In the latest version of the app, you'll need to tell it what you're doing. But after Moves collects enough data from users, the company's algorithms will eventually be able to tell you exactly what you're doing, how long you're doing it for and how many calories you are burning automatically without you tapping a setting. The more Moves users that take part, the faster the company can churn out those algorithms.
Moves is a wonderful app that is set to get even better thanks to the activity of its user base. With the latest update, it's also perhaps the best app in the App Store that takes advantage of the M7.
Moves is US$2.99.


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When Betsy, a two-week old Angolan colobus monkey, was found abandoned one Monday afternoon in January her chances of survival were slim.
And her British rescuer could hardly have imagined that she would not only become a surrogate mother to the orphaned infant, but also earn them both a place in the record books.
For, against all the odds, Andrea Donaldson, a 33-year-old conservationist from Mansfield, has kept Betsy alive, despite being away from the wild, for 81 days, a feat never before achieved with the Angolan colobus monkey - an endangered species in Kenya.
The secret of her success is heart-warmingly simple. For the last three months, Miss Donaldson and her British partner, Keith Thompson, have put their lives on hold, caring 24 hours a day for Betsy: feeding her; taking her on shopping trips and to restaurants; even sharing their bed with her.
At first she was kept strapped inside a sarong wrapped across Miss Donaldson's chest, to replicate the warmth she would have received from her natural mother - who is thought most likely to have been killed in a road accident, or prevented in some other way from caring for her offspring.
In the past, when baby monkeys have been found abandoned, they have been looked after by a team of human carers in shifts, but Betsy formed such an immediate bond with Andrea that she screams if separated from her for more than 10 minutes.
"After she had been with us for about 10 days something happened in the house and she ran back to me for comfort," Miss Donaldson recalled. "It became apparent she was seeing me as mum. Now, anything, she's not happy with, it's straight back to mum. It's very rewarding but very wearing. You cannot push her off."
Betsy will not go to sleep at night unless Miss Donaldson is in the bed with her. At 5.30 in the morning - six o'clock if the couple are lucky - Betsy announces it is morning by jumping on to their heads.
The couple had been due to return to England for a holiday last month, but cancelled their plans because they could not leave Betsy. "It has been an incredible experience and I have loved 99 per cent of it - though, occasionally, you just wish you could go and have a shower in peace," said Miss Donaldson.
Since last September, Andrea and Keith have been running The Colobus Trust, a small conservation charity which monitors the 400-strong colobus population in Diani, on the Kenyan coast. The Trust has previously rescued abandoned monkeys, but none had survived more than 21 days and the record anywhere in the world is 53 days. An Angolan colobus has never been successfully hand reared to adulthood.
When Betsy was first found by staff at a nearby hotel, having been abandoned by the rest of the monkey troop, Andrea admits it was "complete panic", adding: "They generally have a matter of days to live."
They contacted organisations all around the world, asking for feeding advice. Previously, baby formula and condensed milk had been thought suitable, but Andrea has discovered a 50 per cent goat's milk and 50 per cent solids diet, made up of wild leaves and flowers, works best.
The extra magic ingredient is a pea-sized amount of dropping from female colobus monkeys (collected by volunteers), dissolved in the milk, which provide the bacteria she would have received from her mother's milk in the wild.
But even with this level of care, Betsy's future remains perilous and the transition to a diet of solids is fraught with difficulties. "She is going to break my heart one way or another," Miss Donaldson concedes. "She either won't make it or she"ll return to the wild."
When Betsy is aged of six months, they hope to integrate her into a troop and find a mother who will nurture her. It cannot be done when she is too young, however, or she might be killed by a jealous adult male.
In the meantime, Miss Donaldson is trying to replicate a mother's authority - if Betsy bites too hard she is put on the floor to indicate disapproval of inappropriate behaviour - and Betsy has begun tree climbing lessons. She was dismayed, at first, to find that trees swayed rather than staying still.
For all the love and attention provided to Betsy, her surrogate mother knows that the best outcome for her would be if she can adapt to life in the forest with other colobus monkeys - much missed though she would be,
"We don't know what's going to happen, " said Miss Donaldson, "but we'd like to return her to the wild, it's the right place for her."
To help The Colobus Trust with their work go to www.justgiving.com/colobus-trust


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Subject: announcing E-CARM, a new mailing list
From: Judie Mulholland (email@example.com)
Date: ke 04 helmiĀ 1998 - 17:22:58 EET
Our apologies for any cross posting, but we are anxious to get the word
out asap :)
Announcing the creation of a new mailing list:
This mailing list has been established to foster and support an on-line
discussion forum where we can:
* debate (non) technical, administrative and managerial issues
pertaining to: secure transactions, competing rights management
models (e.g. ECMS, PICS, certificates, FIRM, etc.), evolving
standards, supporting technologies and other approaches for
enabling electronic commerce;
* inform each other about upcoming conferences, workshops, etc.
* point to online papers, resources/links, new apps, web
sites, etc.
* identify the critical factors relevant to design, development
and implementation of a rights management infrastructure;
* raise questions, share problems, relate concerns;
* share success/horror stories;
* and much, much more ...
If you are interested in subscribing to this list, please send a message
with the following line in body of the message (NOT the subject):
subscribe e-carm "FirstName LastName" (without the quotation marks)
and after you are notified that you have been subbed, we would ask that
you send a short note to the list, briefly introducing yourself and your
interests in e-commerce and rights management so that we can begin to come
together as a community of shared interest(s).
E-CARM is intended to be a member-driven, open, collaborative mailing
list. However, its success in creating a viable on-line forum will
depend on individual contributions. As a step in this direction, we
encourage you to share this announcement with other mailing lists or
anyone who may be interested in getting involved.
Looking forward to seeing all of you on E-CARM,
Judie Mulholland
Rajiv Kaushik
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It might be sad for them, but not for us! Check out the new cover art for the upcoming single release of "Anything Goes! Ballad" by Maki Ohguro:
We first heard the song in (somewhat ironically) the last episode of Kamen Rider OOO, and note that it was also the last song recorded by Maki Ohguro before taking a temporary leave of absence from singing.
The Single, originally slated for release on October 21st, will be released on December 7th.
-M.C., the Quantum Twin


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If your family needs a large 7-seat SUV but your budget is closer to the kind of sum needed for a mid-sized 5-seat 'Qashqai'-class model, then Hyundai hopes that its fourth generation Santa Fe will appeal. This time round, the cabin is more premium - and more spacious for seven people. Overall, it's a much more sophisticated option than it was before.Read Full Review
The Hyundai Santa Fe: now with that 'want one' feeling fitted as standard. Jonathan Crouch reports
Look at a car like this, Hyundai's MK4 model Santa Fe SUV, and you get some idea of just how far this South Korean brand has come in recent years. This, after all, is the kind of quality product that has driven the improvements in its recent fortunes. The Santa Fe has had a big role to play here. Looking back, it was the launch of the MK2 version of this car in 2006 that really put Hyundai on the map. Not only was it beautifully built - it also had beautiful market positioning, this the first relatively affordable SUV to blur the boundaries between the mid-sized class and the large Crossover segment better suited to bigger families. Santa Fe buyers paid compact sector prices but got the kind of 7-seat capacity they'd previously needed a much larger SUV for. No wonder this car became such a strong seller for the UK importers. This time round, its smartened up its act, but the basic proposition remains much the same.
Driving Experience
How an SUV drives is usually pretty far down the priority list after how it looks, what it costs and how much room there is inside. We used to take it as read that an SUV would be about as sharp as a serving of refried beans to drive but in recent years, we've seen the pendulum swing back the other way with 'sporty' 4x4s that cornered better but at the expense of decidedly brittle ride quality. There has to be a happy medium between these two extremes and Hyundai claims that this car rather neatly strikes it. To help with that objective, this fourth generation model rides on an all-new platform, but the engine is more familiar - a 2.2-litre 200PS diesel. This is the only powerplant that British buyers are currently offered, but there is the choice of manual or automatic transmission, the auto a new 8-speed package. As before, the oily bits are shared with sister brand Kia's Sorento model, which is certainly this car's most direct competitor. 4WD is standard too, the system in question being Hyundai's 'HTRAC' set-up, which apportions torque in varying quantities between the axles depending on the traction available, at the same time as braking individual wheels in search of better grip.
Design and Build
The latest Santa Fe isn't quite the sort of car that will have pedestrians bumbling slack-jawed into pavement furniture but it's undoubtedly a good looking thing. It has that inherent rightness to its proportioning that'll make it tricky not to throw a glance over your shoulder when you lock it and walk away. Most importantly, choose an upscale version and it looks - and there's not really a better word for it - expensive. That's exactly the desired result, as Hyundai is trying to push the Santa Fe upmarket. The so-called 'design language' borrows from that initiated by the brand's smaller Kona SUV and includes Hyundai's signature 'Cascading Grille' and composite lamp design. In profile, the biggest change is the way that the rear side windows now dip deeper towards the waistline of the car, a change introduced to give third row occupants a better view out. Ah yes, seven seats; that's the only configuration you can now have with this car. As before, there isn't a huge amount of space in the third row (don't think of this as an alternative to a big MPV). Nevertheless, adults will be OK there provided the journey isn't too long and second row occupants can slide the mid bench forward a little. Up front, there's a fresh dashboard design and a completely revised customisable instrument cluster. The infotainment system works via a 'floating'-style screen on the top of the fascia, which not everyone will like.
Market and Model
Prices have risen a little, starting at around £33,500 and all versions get 7 seats and the same 2.2-litre 200PS CRDi diesel engine. That kind of asking figure might seem quite high when notable rivals like Nissan's X-Trail and Skoda's Kodiaq are priced from well under £30,000, but bear in mind that to get a price starting with a '2' on an X-trail or a Kodiaq, you'll need to compromise with a less powerful engine. Match like for like, then take the Santa Fe's generous equipment levels into account and you should find this Hyundai quite competitive. There are three trim levels - 'SE', 'Premium' and 'Premium SE' - though by the time to get to the top of that tree, you'll be paying well over £40,000. Top models are auto-only, but at the foot of the range, the new 8-speed auto is offered as an option for around £1,700 more. All Santa Fe models feature roof rails, front and rear parking sensors with a rear view camera, privacy glass, dual zone climate control, heated front seats, drivers' seat height adjustment, a leather steering wheel, automatic windscreen wipers, aDAB radio with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone-mirroring, cruise control, Lane Keep Assist (LKA), Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) and Smart High Beam Assist.
Cost of Ownership
This fifth generation Santa Fe features the brand's 2.2 CRDi 'R' engine, upgraded with the addition of both selective catalytic reduction (SCR) and lean NOx trap (LNT) to further reduce emissions in conjunction with the diesel particulate filter (DPF) system. Combined cycle fuel economy for the auto version most will choose is 47.1mpg and the CO2 reading is 164g/km. What else might you need to know? As ever with Hyundai, a strong buying incentive is the five year unlimited mileage warranty that comes as standard. It's backed up by breakdown cover that last the same length of time and free annual vehicle health checks over this duration. True, rival brand Kia claims to better this package by offering a similar seven year deal, but there, you're limited to 100,000 miles. As for servicing, well your Santa Fe will need a garage visit once a year or every 10,000 miles, whichever comes sooner. If you want to budget ahead for routine maintenance, there are various 'Hyundai Sense' packages that offer fixed-price servicing over two, three or five-year periods. You can pay for your plan monthly and add MoTs into the three or five year plans for an extra fee.
The Hyundai Santa Fe has improved and improved fast. This fourth generation model's predecessor was a really solid vehicle that now looks a great used buy, but this one has stepped it up more convincingly than many thought possible. It looks classy, it's really well built and it's cleverly thought through inside. As a result, it's almost impossible to dislike, even if SUVs really aren't your thing. Come to think of it, this Korean contender is probably a very good choice for someone who's never even really considered an SUV before. It's not showy or offensive, instead marrying all the best bits of models of this kind, namely their space, versatility and ease of ownership, with the refreshing lack of drama of a normal big family car. If you've got a family, have room in your life for just a single car and need one that'll discreetly go the distance without a hiccup, then it's well worth trying one of these. Do that and who knows. You might once again start to believe in Santa.Hide Full Review
- Exterior Features
- Dark chrome body styling accents
- Dark chrome radiator grille and surround
- Pearlescent paint
- Auto dimming rear view mirror with compass
- Automatic defog system
- Automatic headlights with dusk sensor
- Automatic windscreen wiper control
- Body coloured bumpers
- Body coloured door mirrors
- Chrome door handles
- Electric folding door mirrors
- Electric front/rear windows/one touch/anti trap
- Follow me home headlights
- Heated rear windscreen
- Heated/electric door mirrors with integrated indicators
- High beam assist
- LED brake lights
- LED daytime running lights
- LED front fog lights
- LED Headlights
- LED rear fog light
- LED rear lights
- Positioning Lights - LED
- Privacy glass
- Puddle lights
- Rain sensor
- Rear spoiler
- Rear wash/wipe with intermittent wipe setting
- Roof rails
- Solar glass with windscreen shade band
- Static Cornering lights
- Trailer stability assist
- Variable front intermittent wipers
- Windscreen wiper de-icer
- Interior Features
- Leather upholstery
- 12V power point in luggage area
- 12V power points in front + rear centre consoles
- 50/50 split/folding 3rd row of seats
- 60/40 split folding slide/recline seats 2nd row
- Bottle holders
- Driver's seat electric height adjustment with lumbar support
- Driver/passenger sunvisors + illuminated vanity mirrors (drivers with ticket holder)
- Dual zone climate control
- Electric lumbar adjustment on passenger's seat
- Faux leather door trim
- Front and rear door pockets
- Front armrest/storage
- Front cupholders
- Front map reading lights
- Front passenger seat electric height adjust
- Front seatback pockets
- Front/rear interior lights
- Fully adjustable front head restraints
- Grab handles
- Heated front seats
- Heated rear seats
- Heated steering wheel
- Height adjustable rear head restraints
- Height/reach adjustable steering column
- Internal chrome door handles
- Isofix child seat preparation for front passenger seat
- Isofix on 2nd row rear seats
- Leather gear knob
- Lockable/illuminated air conditioned glovebox
- Luggage compartment lighting
- Luggage hooks
- Luggage net
- Multifunction leather steering wheel
- One-touch folding rear seats
- Overhead console with sunglasses holder
- Rear armrest with cupholder
- Retractable load area cover
- Underfloor storage system in load area
- Driver Convenience
- 8" touch screen sat nav with TMC
- Adaptive cruise control with Stop and Go
- Apple car play/Android Auto
- Blind spot assist
- Bluetooth connectivity with voice control
- Drive mode selector
- Driver alert system
- Front parking sensor
- Fully electric and hands free tailgate + keyless entry and start
- Lane departure warning system
- Lane keep assist
- Park assist with rear view camera
- Rear cross traffic alert
- Rear parking sensor
- Smartphone connectivity
- Smartphone wireless charging plate
- Trip computer
- Entertainment
- Auxiliary input socket
- DAB Digital radio
- Premium audio system with 10 speakers
- Rear USB port
- Steering wheel mounted controls
- USB connection
- Packs
- Trailer wiring pack - Santa Fe
- Safety
- 3 point seatbelts on all seats
- Autonomous emergency braking
- Brake assist function
- Childproof rear door locks
- Downhill Assist Control (DAC)
- Driver and passenger airbags
- Drivers knee airbag
- Electronic parking brake with auto hold
- Emergency stop signalling system
- Front and rear curtain airbags
- Front seatbelt pretensioner
- Front side airbags
- Height adjustable front seatbelts
- Hill start assist control (HAC)
- Passenger airbag deactivate switch
- Predictive pedestrian protection
- Rear seat belt pretensioners
- Rear seat Occupancy alert
- Seatbelt warning lamp
- Traction control
- Tyre pressure monitoring system
- Security
- Alarm and remote central locking
- Automatic door locking
- Deadlocks
- Engine immobiliser
- Locking wheel nuts
- Technical
- Self levelling suspension
- Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)
- Trim
- Faux leather wrapped dashboard
- Wheels
- 18" alloy wheels
- Alloy spare wheel
- Emissions - ICE
- CO2 (g/km) 153
- Standard Euro Emissions EURO 6
- Engine and Drive Train
- Camshaft DOHC
- Catalytic Convertor Yes
- Compression Ratio 16.0:1
- Cylinder Layout IN-LINE
- Cylinders 4
- Cylinders - Bore (mm) 85.4
- Cylinders - Stroke (mm) 96
- Engine Layout NORTH SOUTH
- Fuel Delivery COMMON RAIL
- Gears 8 SPEED
- Number of Valves 16
- Transmission SEMI-AUTO
- General
- AdBlue Yes
- Alternative Fuel Qualifying No
- Badge Engine CC 2.2
- Badge Power 200
- Coin Description CRDi
- Coin Series Premium
- Generation Mark 3
- Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07 40E
- Manufacturers Corrosion Perforation Guarantee - Years 10
- Manufacturers Paintwork Guarantee - Years 5
- NCAP Adult Occupant Protection % 94
- NCAP Child Occupant Protection % 88
- NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09 5
- NCAP Pedestrian Protection % 67
- NCAP Safety Assist % 76
- Did at least one aspect of this vehicle's safety give cause for concern? No
- Service Interval Frequency - Months 12
- Service Interval Mileage 20000
- Special Edition No
- Special Order No
- Standard manufacturers warranty - Mileage Unlimited
- Standard manufacturers warranty - Years 5
- Vehicle Homologation Class M1
- Performance
- 0 to 62 mph (secs) 9.3
- Engine Power - BHP 200
- Engine Power - KW 147
- Engine Power - RPM 3800
- Engine Torque - LBS.FT 325
- Engine Torque - MKG 44.9
- Engine Torque - NM 440
- Engine Torque - RPM 1750
- Top Speed 127
- Test Cycles
- Emissions Test Cycle NEDC Correlated
- Tyres
- Alloys? Yes
- Space Saver? No
- Tyre Size Front 235/60 R18
- Tyre Size Rear 235/60 R18
- Tyre Size Spare FULL SIZE
- Wheel Type 18" ALLOY
- Vehicle Dimensions
- Height (including roof rails) 1703
- Length 4770
- Wheelbase 2765
- Width 1890
- Weight and Capacities
- Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres) 71
- Gross Vehicle Weight 2534
- Luggage Capacity (Seats Down) 1652
- Luggage Capacity (Seats Up) 547
- Max. Loading Weight 579
- Max. Roof Load 100
- Max. Towing Weight - Braked 2000
- Max. Towing Weight - Unbraked 750
- Minimum Kerbweight 1955
- No. of Seats 7
- Turning Circle - Kerb to Kerb 11.4
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M.Sc. in Community Pharmacy
Previous research projects
|Fitzgerald, Dean (2016). Retrospective investigation of benzodiazepine and Z-drug dispensing patterns.
|Flynn, Gerard (2015). A comparison of depression websites for readability and quality.
|Gilsenan, David (2015). A review of compliance with Misuse of Drugs Regulations prescription requirements in Ireland.
|Hogan, Denise (2015). An exploration of Irish pharmacists' awareness of and attitudes towards supplementary and independent prescribing.
|Kennedy, Kate (2015). A study of the influence of government pricing policies and interventions on patients' medicine use.
|McCarthy, Eileen (2015). Is there a role for the community pharmacist in the education of dyslipidaemic patients?
|Owens, Michelle (2015). Medication shortages in community pharmacy.
|McAleenan, Jean (2013). Investigating the views of service users on needle exchange in an Irish community pharmacy setting.
|Reast, Aisling (2013). Health screening in community pharmacies in Ireland: a feasibility study.
|Reilly, Paula (2013). Evaluation of a pharmacy based winter flu vaccination service.
|Fallon, John (2012). POM to P/PS category switch medicines.
|Rennick, Mary (2012). Medication adherence in community pharmacy patients.
|Cleary, Dan (2010). Community pharmacy: a professional business.
|McDonnell, Ruth (2010). Cost of medicines in Ireland: a community pharmacy perspective.
|Nevin, Amanda (2010). The role of the community pharmacist in promoting the usage of generic medications in the Irish healthcare system.
|Ní Sheachnasaigh, Eimear (2010). Private consultation areas in the community pharmacy setting in Ireland.
|O'Dowd, Deirdre (2010). Pharmacist-led vaccination service.
|O'Rourke, Aoife (2010). Hormone replacement therapy prescribing in the decade 2000-2010.
|Parkin, Rebecca (2010). Elderly patients and their medicines.
|Sheridan, Karen (2010). Studies on hypertension and measuring blood pressure in community pharmacy in Ireland.
|Duggan, Michelle (2009). Assessment of healthcare interactions and referrals by non-pharmacist staff members in community pharmacy.
|Rogers, Siobhan (2009). Community-based mental healthcare: Communication with the community pharmacist.
|Hoctor, Elizabeth (2008). Attitudes of pharmacists towards continuing education and continuing professional development.
|Leahy, Amanda (2008). Health and safety in community pharmacy.
|Murphy, Anne (2008). Asthma treatment and management as seen in a community pharmacy.
|O'Brien, Joanne (2008). Cost of patients' own unused drugs in the acute hospital setting.
|Wilson-Downey, Therese (2008). The introduction of generic substitution and increased generic drug use at a community hospital.
|Dalton, Bridget (2006). Patient medication review by a community pharmacist in Ireland.
|de Brún, Colm (2006). Relations, records and role: The community pharmacist and the general practitioner.
|Foley, Frances (2006). Children's perceptions of medicines in Ireland and the role of parents, teachers and pharmacists as educators of children about medicines.
|Murphy, Maria (2006). Quality of health information on the internet.
|Weir, Catherine (2006). Screening for diabetes in community pharmacy.
|Harte, Robert (2005). A retrospective study of benzodiazepine prescriptions dispensed in a community pharmacy.
|Clancy, Gareth (2004). Proton pump inhibitors and eradication therapies.
|Crosse, Anna (2004). Potential interactions between herbal medicines and conventional medicines among adults in a community pharmacy setting.
|O'Brien, Marie (2004). Pharmacists and community care in intellectual disabilities.
|O'Reilly, Colette (2004). Health promotion in community pharmacy.
|O'Driscoll, Sheila (2004). Impact of pharmacist intervention on secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease.
|Stenson, Noel (2004). A study of clinical interventions made by a community pharmacy service in a rural location.


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The Friends of the Smokies Classic Hikes of the Smokies series continues next month with a hike along the Caldwell Fork in Cataloochee.
Thursday, Oct 18: Caldwell Fork
9.4 miles, 1,650 ft ascent
Elk pens, homesites, graves and the Steve Woody House. The quintessential Cataloochee hike.
To register call Holly at (828) 452-0720.
A donation of $35 to go to the Friends' Smokies Trails Forever program is requested, and includes a complimentary membership to Friends of the Smokies. A donation of $10 is requested from current Friends of the Smokies members. Members who bring a friend hike for free.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Classic Hikes of the Smokies: October
2 comments:
- Tami said...
Jeff, I just planned a "classic" hike that I'm very excited about! I just got approval to take 35 high school students to the top of Mt. LeConte in October! The hike is curriculum related, but a side benefit is getting youngsters out in the wilderness to learn just how lucky we are to have these mountains nearby.
Read all about this hike at: hikingtotheheights.blogspot.com
- September 18, 2012 at 9:01 PM
- The Smoky Mountain Hiker said...
Tami - sounds great. Let us know when you have a trip report posted to your site!
- September 19, 2012 at 9:00 PM
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Statistics jobs in Booley
» Displaying Statistics jobs in Booley
Performance & Data Analyst - 12 months FTC
Company: Confidential
Description: Our client is a successful family business that has an opportunity for a Performance and Data Analyst to join their team on a maternity contract. This stand-alone role will have strong connections with other departments within the business and collaborate with them to p...
Location: Stone, Staffordshire, United Kingdom (21.4 miles Booley)
Salary: £25,000
Investment Portolio Data Analyst
Company: Confidential
Description: Investment Portfolio Data Analyst required for my client, a Birmingham based privately owned investment business responsible for the asset management of various investment holdings, including active and passive portfolios across multiple asset classes. The Investment Po...
Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom (38.8 miles Booley)
Salary: £45,000 - £50,000
Project Data Analyst - Kronos
Company: Confidential
Description: Project Data Analyst - Kronos - Home based!We are currently looking for an experienced Project Data Analyst - Kronos for an initial 6-month contract role in the Midlands, the role is in a great organisation and will suit someone who has strong excel skills and can analy...
Location: West Midlands, United Kingdom (43 miles Booley)
MI Data Analyst
Company: Confidential
Description: About the company: G4S, a leading global security and outsourcing group, specialising in outsourcing of business processes in sectors where security and safety risks are considered a strategic threat. G4S is the largest employer quoted on the London Stock Exchange and h...
Location: Derby, Derbyshire, United Kingdom (48.8 miles Booley)
Salary: £28,000 - £32,000
Engineering Data Analyst - Water Sector
Company: Carrington West
Description: Role: Engineering Data Analyst - Water Sector Location: Sheffield Salary: £18,00 - £24,000 Start: Immediate Hours of work 9:00 - 17:30 Employment: Available part time 2-3 days per week or full time 40 hours per week Our client has an excellent opportunity for an Engi...
Location: Sheffield, United Kingdom (61.6 miles Booley)
Salary: £18,000 - £24,000
Experienced Data Scientist / Data Analyst Programmer
Company: Russell Group Limited
Description: About Russell Group Russel Group is a leading data and analytics consultancy which delivers enduring value to clients through an integrated business platform, which combines analytics software, universal data, consulting services and thought leadership.Our ALPS platfo...
Location: Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom (62.6 miles Booley)
Salary: £30,000 - £45,000
Environmental Data Analyst
Company: Confidential
Description: Ashberry Recruitment have a fantastic opportunity an analytical, outgoing, intelligent and ambitious person to work as an Environmental Data Analyst for our fast dynamic, growing client based on the out skirts of Skipton.Job PurposeTo be an integral part of the complian...
Location: Broughton, Yorkshire, United Kingdom (81.9 miles Booley)
Salary: £19,000
Environmental Data Analyst
Company: Confidential
Description: Environmental Data AnalystA fantastic opportunity has arisen for an analytical, outgoing, intelligent and ambitious person to work as an Environmental Data Analyst, in a dynamic, growing company based in the North West.The CompanyOur client is a well-established and suc...
Location: Skipton, Yorkshire, United Kingdom (82.6 miles Booley)
Salary: £19,000
Director, Manufacturing and Applied Statistics
Company: ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY
Description: We\'re looking for a candidate to this position in an exciting company. Strategic leadership both internally and externally, based on understanding of business needs that require statistical and data science support for good decisions. Technical leadership both inter...
Location: Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom (90 miles Booley)
Post-Flight Data Analyst
Company: Leonardo UK
Description: Leonardo is a market leader in the development of Electronic Warfare (EW) sensor systems and the provision of EW Operational Support (EWOS) capabilities. Leonardo is required to support the development and operation of a national EW Centre (EWC), in which an indigenous ...
Location: Lincoln, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom (91.7 miles Booley)
Defence Data Analyst
Company: Confidential
Description: Must have knowledge of EW Parametric Data AnalysisIf your experience lays withing analysing intercepted emitter data, then this position will be right up your street. The successful candidate will use your post flight analysis techniques to support customers in analysin...
Location: Lincoln, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom (91.7 miles Booley)
Data Analyst
Company: Confidential
Description: An exciting opportunity for an inquisitive and mathematically focused individual to join a growing Science and Research business as they continue their growth plans from the Huntingdon based office. Responsible for the detailed analysis of trends and forecasting future ...
Location: Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom (97.1 miles Booley)
Salary: £35,000 - £40,000
Digital Data Analyst
Company: Confidential
Description: Innovative. Customer Focused. Agile. Open and Engaging. Entrepreneurial. These are our key attitudes and the way we like to work at Saint-Gobain. If this sounds like you, please read on to find out more about the Digital Data Analyst opportunity.How will you support us?...
Location: Newbury, Berkshire, United Kingdom (112.1 miles Booley)
Director, Manufacturing and Applied Statistics
Company: ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY
Description: We\'re looking for a candidate to fill this position in an exciting company. As Director, Manufacturing and Applied Statistics you will provide strategic leadership to a team primarily focusing upon manufacturing sciences and also some other specialized applied areas s...
Location: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom (117.6 miles Booley)
IT Systems Data Analyst (MySQL, Python), Hertfordshire
Company: Next Move Recruitment Ltd
Description: IT Systems Data Analyst (MySQL, Python)Location: Hertford, Hertfordshire Salary: £25,000 - £30,000 + Benefits Role Summary: An exciting opportunity to join a growing service delivery company who recognises and rewards achievement and offers opportunities for career pr...
Location: Hertfordshire, United Kingdom (121.7 miles Booley)
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Crowns and Bridges
Do you have a broken tooth? Or maybe you have a tooth that is discolored? No worries, we can fix that for you! We even have the technology in our office to make and insert crowns on the same day!
Crowns can be used to replace composite buildup (discoloured) or damaged teeth. They are most often fixed prosthetic devices (and are not removable like dentures). Considering crowns and bridges are permanently cemented into place, they are more preferred by the general population wherever possible. They can only be removed by a dentist.
See crowns and bridges in action and learn more about them (Case Studies):
- Replace Composite Buildups with Porcelain Crowns
- Crowning Dark Teeth After Trauma and Root Canal
- When Does My Tooth Need a Crown?
- The Importance of Crowning Teeth
- Implant Crown Placed On 35 Site
- Implant Healing Cap 2 Week Followup
- Front Tooth Broken To Gum Line; Restore With Crown
- Replacing Metal Crown With Non-metal Crown
Crowns (referred to as "caps") are Used to:
- Replace major portions of teeth that cannot be repaired
- Protect damaged teeth from fracturing
- Cover a dental implant
- Cover a discoloured or misshaped tooth
- Cover and protect a tooth that has had a root canal treatment
Bridges are used to replace missing teeth and:
- Span the space of a missing tooth
- Are cemented to neighbouring teeth and anchored


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Problems creating a POST in HTTPClient - mobile, android
I have been developing a mobile application and things were going well. I can download data from the server and render as needed.
I know need to grab a page from the web server. Modify the DOM and then post back the information. basically act as the browser but limit what the user may alter on the page. I have been able to get the page. Place in a DomDocument and alter the contents with the mobile UI.
Now in the onload of the first httpclient I want to create a second httpclient and send back the changes of the modified Dom as a POST. The HTTPClient is not even trying to connect to the server. I have a tunnel set up and no attempt to connect to the server is being made. Is it possible to new second HTTPClient in the onload section of first HTTPClient? Is this a known issue or is there some other way that I should be construction the post? Below is the section that is not working. I know there is an issue with reusing the HTTPClient to maintain cookies and headers and look forward to that being fixed.
It appears after a long timeout it does return a timeout. The readystate of the HTTPClient never gets past 1.
var xhr = Ti.Network.createHTTPClient();
xhr.onload = function()
// did some other code above this to get values
var xml = someDataAbove;
submitButton.addEventListener ('click',function(buttonFunction){
var xhr2 = Ti.Network.createHTTPClient();
xhr2.onload = function()
Titanium.API.info('IN ONLOAD ' + this.status + ' readyState ' + this.readyState);
var newWebPage = xhr2.responseText;
Titanium.API.info("***newWebPage: "+newWebPage);
xhr2.onerror = function(e)
Titanium.API.info('IN ERROR ' + e.error);
1 Answer
Try setting the content type:
xhr2.setRequestHeader("Content-Type","text/xml; charset=utf-8");


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Starbucks in EMEA -Tax Q&A
Q. Is Starbucks paying tax in the UK and Europe?
Yes. Starbucks UK delivered its third straight year of profit in 2016 and paid £6.7 million in tax.
Since Starbucks moved its Europe, Middle East and Africa headquarters to London in October 2014, profits from licensees running Starbucks across 38 countries, reaching from Norway to Morocco, Portugal to Russia, are now earned in the UK.
During its first full year of UK operations, Starbucks EMEA made an operating profit of $24 million and paid UK Corporation Tax of $15 million. This is in addition to the UK Corporation Tax paid by Starbucks UK for the same period.
Starbucks pays an average global effective tax rate of roughly 33 percent, well above the 18.5 percent average rate paid by other large US companies.
Q. Is Starbucks using tax havens to avoid paying taxin the UK and Europe?
No. The company's UK and EMEA businesses are headquartered in London. This means that all profits generated by those businesses are taxed according to UK law and taxes are paid to HMRC.
Q. Why did Starbucks relocate its EMEA headquarters to London? Does it still have a presence in Amsterdam?
In June 2014, Starbucks announced that we would move our regional headquarters for Europe, Middle East and Africa ("EMEA") from Amsterdam to London. This move was completed in October that year. We made this decision because the UK is the biggest market in the region and re-locating our regional headquarters in this market makes it easier for us to implement our growth strategy.
New jobs have been created in the UK as a result of the move of the EMEA headquarters and, with greater access to the diverse talent and thinking in one of the world's most competitive coffee markets, Starbucks is better able to deliver growth across the whole of the EMEA.
Starbucks continues to maintain its presence in Amsterdam with our coffee roastery and distribution centre for the whole of Europe. This was the case before the relocation of the headquarters and has not changed. The Support Center in Amsterdam also remains, which provides HR, logistics and finance support to the EMEA region and employs over 100 partners.
Q. What is the latest development with the European Commission's state aid case against Starbucks and the Netherlands?
Starbucks shares the concerns expressed by the Netherlands government that there are significant errors in the decision, and we are appealing since we followed the Dutch and OECD rules available to anyone.
The dispute between the European Commission and the Netherlands as to which OECD rules we and others should follow could require us to pay about €25 million on top of the $3.8 billion in global taxes we have paid over the seven years in question.
Starbucks complies with all OECD rules, guidelines and laws and supports its tax reform process. Starbucks has paid an average global effective tax rate of roughly 33 percent, well above the 18.5 percent average rate paid by other large US companies.


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Bill Brandson
Entering Port Navas (oil on board)
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Bill Brandson
Bill Brandson started painting in Vancouver in the mid fifties before moving to San Fransisco to study art, opera and ceramics. He then moved to Montreal to train as a teacher gaining a BA in English/Political Science from Sir George Williams University. Further study at McGill University gave him a 1st class teaching qualification and a postgraduate diploma in Androgogy. He painted infrequently during this time. He moved to Cornwall in 2003 and inspired by his new environment he started pa
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I'm noticing this same problem on some other pages, so I'm wondering… Did meebo do some kind of update that means I need to grab new code for my widget? I guess I could just do it, but I'm feeling lazy today, and I liked it the way it was.
Oh meebo, meebo, meebo. Where, oh where, can you be?


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As of January 1, 2016, Gapers Block has ceased publication. The site will remain up in archive form. Please visit Third Coast Review, a new site by several GB alumni.
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Photoshop's great. You can edit lighting, correct poor colour and manipulate the image into a somewhat presentable form… It's a photographer's safety net. It's also completely useless after you've pumped money into a nationwide rebrand only to realise the colour doesn't translate well from screen to print. Your trusty hue/saturation tool can't save you then. You're stuck with what you've got. Ultimately, this all comes down to colour management. Despite being responsible for the headaches of … [Read more...]
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Don't Let Your Brand Lose Its Impact – 4 Ways to Avoid Diluting Your Brand
You're in real trouble if your brand starts to lose its impact. And by impact we don't mean 'fails to shout the loudest'! No. What we're alluding to runs deeper than that. We're talking here about what happens when people stop responding, when a brand's advertising efforts no longer hold precedence over an audience. Let's rewind for a second and just remind ourselves of what branding actually is – we'll borrow Seth Godin's wise words for this; "A brand is a set of expectations, memories, … [Read more...]
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Returning to the Good Old Days of Service and Value
Service, value and simplicity are dictating buying habits. At a time when the market is hugely competitive, shopping centres are inventing and re-inventing themselves and offering value-added experiences to give customers a reason to return. Why? Because people want more experiences, more value, more service. 'Local' is at a high. 'Local' is the new motivator. People want to buy their meat from their local butcher, drink their coffee at their local café, service their bike at their … [Read more...]
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Kenya has confirmed that a switch-off of counterfeit mobile phones will take place at the end of the month.
In addition, networks will be forbidden from activating new "fake" devices bought after 1 October.
Government officials said the move was designed to protect consumers from hazardous materials and to safeguard mobile payment systems.
They added it should also help them track users and limit violence ahead of March's general election.
The action had originally been scheduled to take place at the end of 2011, but was twice delayed to give subscribers a chance to replace their devices. However, the Ministry of Information and Communications has said this would not happen again.
The Communications Commission of Kenya defines fake handsets as "copies of popular brands and models made from sub-standard materials" that have not been licensed by the organisation.
They are sourced from China and other parts of Asia, as well as Nigeria and South Africa…
Law enforcement agencies had…complained that some of the devices used duplicated IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identifier) codes, making it difficult to track down users suspected of using their handsets to plan crimes…
In addition, when the government publicised the switch-off in June it also linked the move to efforts to restrict fraud.
"In this era of mobile banking, use of counterfeit devices, which are manufactured without due consideration to the recognised security standards, may expose our mobile money systems as well as the wider banking and financial system to unnecessary risks," said the communications secretary Dr Bitange Ndemo…
Another set of great reasons for government regulation and oversight of communications equipment. After all the blather about economics and freedom, the main product needed to be removed from the network is cheap crap which can erode communications and even endanger users.


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The Price, written after Arthur Miller's most acclaimed works, Death of a Salesman, The Crucible, A View From The Bridge, is receiving a long overdue all-star cast revival directed by Jonathan Church at Theatre Royal Bath as part of his summer season as Artistic Director. First seen on Broadway in 1968, this 50th anniversary production is as compelling a slice of American theatre as you're ever likely to come across.
Touching upon Miller's own relationship with his father, who suffered financial hardship following the Great Depression of 1929, The Price is a complex family drama laced with humour. Set entirely in one room, we nonetheless go on a journey with hard-done-by policeman Victor Franz (Brendan Coyle of Downton Abbey fame) when he's forced to sell his late father's furniture collection which has lain in an attic apartment since his death; evocatively illustrated through Simon Higlett's striking design including a hotch-potch of antique chairs, tables, armoires, chiffonaires and the like, many of which are suspended precariously above the stage.
If the building itself hadn't been earmarked to be torn down you get the feeling Victor might never have sold the furniture, despite his dissatisfied wife Esther (Sara Stewart) being keen to get her hands on a money pot. With ideas above her station, she arrives in a new dress suit for an evening at the cinema and condescendingly encourages her husband to forgo his uniform so as not to bump into colleagues on a rare night out.
A cop who could have been so much more had he not been conscientious enough to look after his old dad and put his young brother's education before his own, Victor, and especially Esther, are full of resentment of his successful surgeon brother Walter, with whom he is now estranged. This tangled web of a play examines the rawness of the past and, not the price of furniture, but the price of Victor's self-sacrifice, or, as in Walter's case, ruthlessness, with a series of revelations that are far worse for Victor to handle than the misunderstandings and falsehoods he has spent a lifetime labouring under.
Stewart lends great depth to the desperate Esther, off to collect the dry cleaning but really to have a drink, despite declaring that she's not an alcoholic. Her fading glamour, with try-hard red nails and lips, suggests all the restlessness of a childless middle age, while her pleas for Victor to get the best possible price from the dealer Gregory Solomon (David Suchet), due to arrive any moment, are delivered with exasperation that her husband never has enough money to retire on.
Our first impression of the aged Jewish dealer is that he's a wily old fox. Yes, Solomon might use a walking stick but he displays an agile, manipulative mind, assessing the failings of the items, too large for modern apartments apparently. At the age of eighty-nine, he claims to be reluctant to take on such a challenge, though admits to a love of work and that he's sorely tempted to start afresh, prompting Victor to begin an inadvertent sales pitch and lose any negotiating position. In terms of acting, Coyle more than holds his own against the powerful, magnetic Suchet whose interpretation of this seedy, comical character is a joy.
When Solomon cherry picks a couple of star pieces, such as the harp (with its cracked soundboard) prominently positioned to the left of the stage, which Victor's late mother once played, we see that many of these objects still hold sentimental value and are difficult for him to part with – from his old fencing foil to a bunch of records including a 1920s novelty laughter recording. Whilst there's a great deal of prevarication from Solomon on the price he is willing to offer, they finally agree a figure only for Victor's long lost brother, Walter (Adrian Lukis) to appear just in time to put a spanner in the works.
Lukis delivers a commanding performance of the well turned out, black sheep brother, far too successful to care about the spoils which are strangely symbolic of their relationship. Can Victor and Walter heal old wounds by thrashing out their differences? Or will honesty simply make matters worse? Esther certainly doesn't help when she returns with the dry cleaning, while Solomon observes the in-fighting with typical Miller wryness. The family strains, familiar to most of us, are interspersed with dazzling, ironic humour that makes us regard The Price as the playwright's unsung hero, while Suchet is worth his weight in gold.
The Price at Theatre Royal Bath, Saw Close, Bath until 25 August 2018. Running time 2 hours 40 including an interval. For more information and tickets please visit the website.


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The beating heart of St Petersburg, the roughly 3 mile (4.5 km) long Nevsky Prospekt has been the centre of the city's social life since the eighteenth century. Carved out of thick woodland in 1718, St Petersburg's main street takes its name from Alexander Nevsky, a thirteenth-century prince who defeated invading Swedish and German armies. You could easily spend an entire day sightseeing on and around Nevsky Prospekt, which includes Kazan Cathedral, a grand edifice inspired by St Peter's Basilica in Rome. The cathedral was used as a museum of religion and atheism by the Communist authorities, before being restored after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Be sure to watch out for the city's only statue of Catherine the Great, which is on the left side of the street as you walk away from the train station. Other nearby attractions include the psychedelic onion domes of the Church of Our Saviour on Spilled Blood, which was built as a memorial to Tsar Alexander II on the site of his 1881 assassination, and the Hermitage Museum, with its vast collection of art from around the world, including works by Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo.
This landmark street is packed with restaurants, cafés and bars. In the summer, it's a great place to grab an ice cream and engage in a spot of people watching. In the winter months, hunker down in a cosy eatery with a warming soup. And if that's not enough choice for you, turn off Nevsky Prospekt and take a stroll down Rubinstein Street (Ulitsa Rubinshteina), home to over 40 cafés, bars and restaurants.
This famous and picturesque retail complex containing a food hall was constructed at the start of the twentieth century for two wealthy Russian merchants – the Eliseyev brothers. Housed in a striking Art Nouveau building with stained glass windows, gilded stucco ceilings and sparkling chandeliers, Eliseyev's unusual design provoked a storm of criticism when it was first opened, with one local poet calling it a "monstrosity". The shop was under state control throughout the Soviet era, when it was renamed Delicatessen Number One (most people continued to refer to it as Eliseyev's). The store has all manner of delicacies for sale, from chocolate to caviar, Turkish Delight to smoked salmon. Food is elevated here to a near art form, and even if you don't intend to buy anything, it's still a feast for the eyes. Reopened in 2012 after many years of restoration work that left in place much of the building's original furnishings, the store now also boasts a comfortable café, where you can relax with tea or coffee and choose from a large selection of cakes.
Referred to as House of Books, Singer House is a St Petersburg landmark, located in an eye-catching, seven-storey Art Nouveau building opposite the Kazan Cathedral. Constructed by the Singer Manufacturing Company in the early twentieth century, the initial plan was to build a New York-style skyscraper, but a ban on the construction of buildings higher than the nearby Winter Palace put paid to that. Topped with a glass tower that is crowned by a glass globe sculpture, the store has some 150,000 books in stock within its cavernous halls, which are framed by massive panoramic windows.
Although the majority of the books are in Russian, there is also a large collection of English-language literature, including translations of all the classic Russian novels of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Look out for the recently reissued Soviet classic cookbook, The Book of Tasty and Healthy Food. The shop sometimes hosts lectures by local authors, and on the second floor, the cosy Café Singer is a great place to get some refreshments and ponder St Petersburg's rich literary history. The building also houses the headquarters of the VK social network, Russia's answer to Facebook. VK's owner, Pavel Durov, once made headlines when he threw paper planes made out of 5,000 ruble (around £50) notes out of the office windows.
One of the world's first shopping arcades when it was opened in the late eighteenth century, the neoclassical Gostiny Dvor stretches for 1 km at the intersection of Sadovaya Street and Nevsky Prospekt. Tsarist-era traders sold wool, fur, linen, silver and gold here. One of the few places where Soviet citizens could purchase household items during the years of shortages, it was severely damaged by Nazi shelling during World War II. Gold bars stashed here by merchants in the nineteenth century were found under the building during post-war repairs. Worth a visit as much for its architectural delights as its shopping opportunities, Gostiny Dvor is a good place to pick up cosmetics, souvenirs and caviar. It also offers watches, clothes and children's toys. Although the interior of this landmark building has been refurbished in recent years to transform it into a modern shopping experience, the sense of history is still tangible. Coffee bars on the premises make this a good place to take a break if you're sightseeing on Nevsky Prospekt. Its name translates as "guest court" or "merchants yard", and similar trading structures were built across Russia in the early nineteenth century, including in Moscow.
As you explore St Petersburg's culinary delights, it's worth taking a moment to reflect on the hundreds of thousands who died here – many from starvation – when the city was besieged for almost 900 days during WWII. A plaque erected during the bombardment of the city at Nevsky Prospekt 14 reads: "Citizens! This side of the street is more dangerous during an artillery bombardment." The siege was without doubt the city's darkest hour. Amid one of the coldest winters on record, life in the Soviet capital of culture, then known as Leningrad, was transformed into a living hell.
Despite the everyday horrors of the siege, a historic and morale-boosting performance of Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony was performed on 9 August 1942, at the city's Philharmonic Hall, just off Nevsky Prospekt. The siege was finally broken on January 27, 1944. The anniversary of the liberation of the city is marked every year with concerts and other events.


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What To Do When You Need Trigonometry Homework Help
Trigonometry is a complicated branch of math, and you might not be able to cope with homework on this subject on your own. However, you can get all kinds of qualified assistance online.
- Look for an online calculator.
- Browse for textbook answers.
- Ask your question on student forums.
- Find a math tutor.
A special program can compute any cosine or tangent for you. There also are calculators for trigonometry equations. Most trigonometry problem solvers are free to use. Run a search engine or browse your smartphone app store to discover them. Be attentive as you input your problem conditions. The program can't check them; if you mix up the formula or enter wrong numbers, the solution will be faulty.
Most trigonometry problems are simple enough to be answered with an exact number or an answer key. Your instructor would hardly demand an extensive explanation of your solution, so you can simply use a ready answer you can find on the Web. Search for your textbook author's name plus "answers." Some websites you discover will be free to use, while others would require to buy membership for a small fee. Note that paid websites are generally more reliable and have much larger answer libraries. If you are given many trigonometry assignments on a regular basis, it makes sense to join one of these websites. Choose a website that is established and reputable. If you prefer free websites, take time to visit several ones and cross-check the answers – there might be mistakes.
A fast way to get trigonometry answers is to browse the archives of a popular student forum. Enter an exact phrase from your assignment. If you can't find your question, ask it in a relevant thread. There is a great probability that a student who is good at trigonometry will take time to answer it. Mutual homework help is what such resources exist for. Besides, they are free to use as no one is paid for sharing their expertise.
If you can't even understand what you have to do in this assignment, you definitely need a good tutor. A math expert will explain the task to you so that you understand it and easily solve on your own. Browse for tutoring websites. Choose the one that looks reliable and has reasonable fees. You might even discover a free tutorship option, but read the terms of use carefully to make sure it is actually free. Check your tutor's qualification – this information should be available on the web page.


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26: Getting Our Emotions On
Sinan Kubba and Joe DeLia welcome returning guests Adam Standing from Game People and Paul Rooney from The Gamer Scene, as well as special guest Kelle Santiago, President and Co-Founder of thatgamecompany, the developer behind PlayStation Network hits fl0w and Flower. Kellee, Adam, and Paul share their most emotional moments in gaming.
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Director: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo
Writers: Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely
Cast: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Josh Brolin, Zoe Saldana, Tom Holland, Scarlett Johansson, Benedict Cumberbatch, Chris Pratt, Don Cheadle, Karen Gillan, Chadwick Boseman, Tom Hiddleston, Paul Bettany, Elizabeth Olsen, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Peter Dinklage, Benedict Wong, Dave Bautista, Vin Diesel, Bradley Cooper, Danai Gurira
Cert: 12
Running time: 150mins
Year: 2018
What's the story: Galactic warlord Thanos seeks the remaining infinity stones that will make him ruler of the universe. The Avengers, led by Tony Stark and Steve Rogers, must battle him on Earth and beyond the stars to stop this.
What's the verdict: 10 years since Iron Man hit box office pay d...Read More
Writer: Jonathan Goldstein, John Francis Daley, Jon Watts, Christopher Ford, Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers (screenplay), Stan Lee, Steve Ditko (comic book)
Cast: Tom Holland, Michael Keaton, Robert Downey Jr., Marisa Tomei, Jacob Batalon, Laura Harrier, Tony Revolori, Zendaya, Donald Glover, Martin Starr, Jon Favreau
Cert: 12
Running time: 133mins
Year: 2017
What's the story: After the events of Captain America: Civil War, Peter Parker (Holland) is frustrated to be stuck back in Queens. But, adventure and danger crash into his life when Adrian Toomes aka Vulture (Keaton) brings destruction to New York City.
What's the verdict: Despite the titles of his 2012 and 2014 outings, Spider-Man hasn't been amazing for some time. 2004 in fact...Read More
Rob Daniel & Rob Wallis talk all things Captain America – Civil War. One Rob thought it was good, the other thought it was great. But, which Rob is which?! They also riff on uncanny similarities between Civil War and Batman v Superman and look at what else is coming in the latest phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
More of Rob Wallis' musing on movies can be found at his site Of All The Film Blogs. Check it out (after listening to the podcast)…Read More
Director: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo
Writer: Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely
Cast: Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Anthony Mackie, Don Cheadle, Jeremy Renner, Elizabeth Olsen, Chadwick Boseman, Paul Bettany, Paul Rudd, Tom Holland, Daniel Brühl, William Hurt
Cert: 12
Running time: 147mins
Year: 2016
What's the story: When Tony Stark backs United Nation plans to regulate the Avengers, simmering tensions between him and Captain Steve Rogers threaten to erupt. This threat becomes greater when Rogers' friend, Bucky Barnes aka The Winter Soldier returns, seemingly fallen back into old, murderous habits.
What's the verdict: For those paying attention we are now into Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe...Read More
Writer: Joss Whedon, Stan Lee & Jack Kirby (characters)
Cast: Robert Downey, Jr, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, James Spader, Elisabeth Olsen, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Andy Serkis, Samuel L. Jackson, Don Cheadle, Paul Bettany, Anthony Mackie, Thomas Kretschmann, Stellan Skarsgaard, Hayley Atwell, Idris Elba
Cert: 12
Running time: 141mins
Year: 2015
The lowdown: The gang reassemble in this sequel to the 3rd biggest box office movie of all time. Warped A.I. in the form of tyrannical tin man Ultron is the big bad here, joined by other fan favourites, the mind-meddling Scarlet Witch and her brother, human lightning bolt Quicksilver...Read More


text: DevOps teams bring together specialists from different disciplines with sometimes conflicting views on what is most important. This might form the basis for preventing groupthink; however, all closely-knit teams are susceptible to groupthink, a cultural attitude that implicitly rewards members whose striving for unanimity override their motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action. For example, DevOps team members from different functional specialties may often defer to the expert in a particular realm to solve individual problems. Teams also recognize that they have to solve issues quickly and decisively, and may defer to the team member with the most authoritative voice. This presentation examines the development of groupthink within devops teams. It draws upon the research of Irving Janus, Daniel Kaheman and Carol Dweck to look at how biases and mindsets contribute to groupthink, and why groupthink invariably leads to poor decision-making.


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I just began foraging for wild foods. My big concern is road dust, neighbors overspray if they use pestacides. I began planting native wild plants on my lot last year..one the elderberry has outgrown the space I gave it and I need to move some smaller plants away. I did get to harvest many berries this year. I found a free White Mulberry in my daughters yard, now that I know what it is for sure I will start some from cuttings. I really would love to fill my lot with food plants..for us and for the birds that I love to watch.
The best wild food I have eaten so far , as concerning taste,, Is the Showy Milkweed Pods…Only Pink flower plants are safe…You have to simmer them and drain the water at least twice maybe three times, they are mild and very good. You pick them small…only aobut 2 inches long or so. Be sure the area you pick them from is pestacide free….Giant Burdock is a anticancer plant, you have to grow it and harvest the peeled roots in 2 -3 years . the thistel shaped seeds pods are awfull and can harm a child so cut off the seed branches and replant or compost well….but dont let your pets or kids touch them….OUCH !! Have a great day!!!!
I have been growing Giant Burdock it is a problem for furry pets, but as it gets wet from fall rain it softens the burrs, but still gets in pets coats. I am harvesting my late pigweed, I am surprised how good it tastes. Great , I mixed it into a batch of rice amaranth and quinoa that I steamed and lay the greens on top, put some in a bowl, season if you want dig a hole in center and put in a fresh egg, cover steam or microwave about 2 min..Delicious lunch or dinner. I am butchering some young hens of some mixed wild breed who wont stay inside my Hen yard. Mostly due to them being poor egg layers, great hatchers, but of no use if they wont stay contained. I preferr to free range on my acre, but the neighbors Dog loves it too….he kills them when he gets into my yard. So my free range is when they are observed only and have been gated , but then they go into the neighbors yards, no one seems to mind but there again, they are vulnerable to dogs. I will do Essiac Treatment when my Cancer returns and begins growing, I am sure due to the Herbs I take my last CatScan stated No Progression of DIsease…YES!!!!! But I havent tried the Essiac Yet but will…I hear many good things about it. Have a fantastic Day.. And let me know how you Building is going…I always wanted a straw house…but I am not sure how moisture affects them long term, but I hear done right , there are some here in Yakima Valley over 50 years old and thats a pluse.
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HipSci brings together diverse constituents in genomics, proteomics, cell biology and clinical genetics to create a global iPS cell resource
Meet the team and learn more about our partners and us.
Hundreds of iPSC lines derived from healthy and rare disease donors.
Extensive characterisation data available for all iPSC lines
The Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Initiative (HipSci) is generating a large, high-quality reference panel of human iPSC lines for the research community.
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