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noun, plural: centrosomes
(cell biology) The organelle located near the nucleus in the cytoplasm that divides and migrates to opposite poles of the cell during mitosis, and is involved in the formation of mitotic spindle, assembly of microtubules, and regulation of cell cycle progression; the region pertaining to the organelle.
It was discovered in 1888 by Theodor Boyeri describing it as a special organ of cell division.
Centrosomes in animals are the main microtubule organizing center (MTOC), and contain two orthogonally arranged centrioles surrounded by an amorphous mass of pericentriolar material.
Word origin: From Latin centrum and Greek kentron, center + Greek, soma, body.
Related forms: centrosomic (adjective).
See also: centriole, nucleus, mitosis.

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Houston ISD spokesman Terry Abbott alerts us that student enrollment was up the first three days of school compared with last year. This year: 190,967. Last year: 187,986.
The district expects enrollment to hit 196,558 later this fall. Many students don't return until after Labor Day, and as always the district hopes to pull in students during its annual walk for dropouts.
Abbott suggested in his e-mail that enrollment might surpass expectations this year. As you know, enrollment in HISD dropped below 200,000 for the first time last year. In 1998, enrollment topped 210,000. The count in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD is expected to break 100,000 students this year.
I'll give Abbott a break on perhaps his last positive pitch as press secretary in HISD. His last day is Friday, though we expect his "correcting the record" comments still might pop up from time to time.
UPDATE (Aug. 29): In his last day on the job, Abbott made another plug for HISD's enrollment gains. The latest number: 195,388 students as of Friday, compared with 192,429 at this time last year. He acknowledged that it's too early to draw conclusions about a big enrollment boost but said, "We're still about 3,000 students ahead of last year and we're almost at our projected enrollment for the year." Just 1,170 students to go.


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Don't Be Intimidated By "Organic"
It's time to demystify the word "organic" because it's 2013, and growing organic produce and transforming a garden space into an "organic" garden is easily achieved. When gardeners and other folks refer to organic produce or organically grown veggies and fruit, they're describing items grown in a garden space that has replaced pesticides with natural substitutes, and building soil life so plants are healthier. Anyone can grow their own organic veggies and fruit in any sized space, and best of all, this is a simple DIY transformation that doesn't take much effort and yields healthier and delicious results!
For those who desire a more green and healthy approach to your gardening adventure, check out Doug Hall's blog over at Organic Gardening, ORGANIC GARDENING SOLUTIONS . Doug has great tips and ideas for those seeking a more organic approach, and he covers so many timely topics. It's always a great read.


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Being a journalist in Zimbabwe is generally hard, even more so when you are a woman. The International Woman's Edinah Masanga speaks to Thelma Chikwanha, a veteran Zimbabwean female journalist based in France.
Who is Thelma Chikwanha?
Well, Thelma Chikwanha is a journalist, a mother and a citizen of a broken nation. I know it sounds a bit out of place to describe one as a journalist before a mother or citizen. It is my conviction that journalism is much more than a career, it is a vocation and therefore influenced every other role one may have in life.
Women shy away from professions as intense as journalism because of the challenges that they face for being particularly women. As one of the few women who rose to the position of Political Editor, a beat which is normally a domain for men in Zimbabwe, I want to know, what does it take to be a journalist and what challenges have you faced in your career?
Journalism is a profession in which one faces many challenges, especially if working in a country like Zimbabwe where the practice of journalism is criminalized in most instances.
I have been harassed and hauled before the courts just for doing my work. I have also been threatened times with our number by Zimbabwean authorities. Government ministers have also been on my case. I have lawsuits amounting to millions of dollars hanging around my neck. I have been called several names.
Women journalists face labels both in and outside newsrooms.
A former presidential spokesperson labeled me unpatriotic because I wrote about the president's health. For pity's sake, the man was 93 years old and was even finding it difficult to walk without assistance.
So it took a personal conviction to say, this is the job for me, this is what I want and no one is going to take that away from me. And that is how you succeed.
You have been through a lot and I must say I am very proud that you are still standing. What a formidable woman. So, I want to know, through all these, seemingly insurmountable challenges, were you able to mentor other women as a journalist?
I have had the opportunity to mentor several female journalists along the way. I have mentored journalists formally through the US Embassy Public Affairs Section Women Journalist Mentoring program. I have also mentored some who I had the opportunity to work with while I was a political editor and deputy news editor at the Daily News.
I'd also like to believe that I've also provided mentorship to young female journalists informally just by being a listening ear and providing advice where needed. My journey as a journalist made me realize that you can be mentored by someone without necessarily having an arrangement with them.
How wonderful to hear that you found time, in all that to mentor other women. Were you yourself mentored by anyone?
One of my mentors is veteran Zimbabwean female journalist and author Grace Mutandwa. I met her at my first job at the Financial Gazette. We were not exactly the best of buddies but she provided the much-needed mentorship by being available to talk to, give advice on how to survive in the newsroom. But what made her stand out for me was her work ethic. I wanted to be just like her and I found myself being drawn to her.
She represented where I wanted to go.
I honestly hope that I managed to inspire a few young women to pursue a career in journalism through my work.


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The white women are part of dutch legends. They come in with the fog and rescue children or put harm to people that deserves it. Witte Wifen was a performance groups in Amsterdam, working with these myths in a contemporary context. We performed in parks, discotheques – or festivals.
In 199o we where part of the Limburg Street theatre festival.


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Hemoptysis Talks New Album "Misanthropic Slaughter"
Arizona act Hemoptysis is set to release the new album "Misanthropic Slaughter" on March 8th, 2011. The members of the band recently conducted an interview with Welovemetal.com to discuss the new album. Excerpts from the interview can be found below. You can also check out Metalunderground.com's interview with guitarist Masaki Murashita here.
WLM: Can you tell us about the stunning and frightening images on the art work of the cover?
Travis: The artwork is supposed to depict the title track of the album, "Misanthropic Slaughter." We knew we wanted to continue using the beast we call "Vetis" on the artwork and we wanted Evil Dave of Incision Tattoo in Glendale, Arizona, to do the artwork. We dreamed up the idea of the beast for our EP, "Who Needs A Shepherd?" and Evil Dave did an amazing job with the artwork for that album so we couldn't imagine using the beast idea for this album unless Evil Dave was the one creating it. We wanted Vetis to be in the sky as some anonymous person killed the last person on earth, while the bodies of the rest of humanity were piled up in the background. Evil Dave had a better idea where he would have the beast be the one doing the killing instead of some anonymous person. He drew people in various stages of dying and he made it his most detailed piece of art he has ever done!
WLM: In your opinion: Why doesn't Hemoptysis have a major label record deal?
Masaki: Nowadays, most labels want to take every penny from bands and give zero tour support and it is just not worth it. We didn't work this hard and come this far just to have a label rip us off and take everything we own and give us nothing in return. Many labels are ripping bands off more than ever and we will not sign a label contract just for the sake of "being a signed band". If it happens it happens and if it doesn't we are just going to keep moving ahead.
WLM: Is "desertcore" a real genre?
Masaki: Yes and no. Almost every band doesn't want to be categorized into just one type of genre. Our sound is rooted in thrash metal but there are more elements to our music than that. Calling our music Desert Core was just us having fun with the idea of making our own genre. And hell why not, we live in Phoenix, Arizona.
WLM: What heavy metal influences do you rely on? Any non-metal influences?
Masaki: I think I have a big influence from Megadeth since they are the reason why I started playing Metal, but I listen to a lot of non-metal stuff, like acoustic instrument stuff with open tuning.
Travis: I am mainly influenced by death metal. Ryan Miller is a death metal guy but he listens to and plays just about everything, even country! Sunao listens to just about everything and he doesn't listen to allot of metal.
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Product Review: Enjoy Life Chocolate Chips & Cookie Recipe
Posted on August 3, 2011 by Glutenfreeda
First of all, I have a confession. I am a chocolate fiend. Semi-sweet, bittersweet, milk, 76% dark – I love it all! And this cocoa addiction manifests itself every week in the form of chocolate chip pancakes, studded with semi-sweet chocolate chips. Now, the idea of a dairy-free chocolate chip didn't seem unreasonable — just maybe brittle or chalky. I was so wrong. Enjoy Life's Semi Sweet Chocolate Mega Chunks are perfect for cooking and baking, the classic semi-sweet chocolate chip taste in huge chocolatey chunks of deliciousness!
Gluten free, casein/dairy free, vegan, Kosher Parve, soy free, nut free, no trans fat and no artificial ingredients- whew! What a mouthful — of tastiness!
Overall Score: 5 out of 5
Taste: 5 out of 5
Storage: 5 out of 5 (store just the same way you would any other chocolate chips — in an airtight container)
Availability: 5 out of 5 — available nationwide in grocery and health food stores.
Best Ever Gluten & Dairy Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
2 cups almond flour
1/2 cup tapioca or arrowroot flour
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 cup Earth Balance butter at room temperature
1/2 cup agave nectar
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1 egg
1 cup Enjoy Life Semi-Sweet Chocolate MegaChunks
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In a large bowl, whisk together the blanched almond flour, tapioca flour, salt, and soda.
Beat butter on medium-high until light and fluffy. Add in the egg, vanilla, and agave. Beat until well combined.
Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir well. Fold in the chocolate chips.
Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Using no more that 1 Tbsp. of batter, form cookies on parchment paper and space at least 2 inches apart.
Bake for 7 to 10 minutes or until golden brown.
Remove from oven and cook by placing parchment sheet (and cookies) on a wire rack.
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Catherine Seaman, retired anthropology professor, dies
Catherine Coleman Seaman, 90, former professor of anthropology at Sweet Briar College, died Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2013, after a long illness with Alzheimer's.
"Kitty Hawes," as she liked to be called, was born Aug. 28, 1923, in Rockford, Nelson County. An intense and driven student, she graduated from Graham High School at age 16 and attended Bluefield College, graduating in 1941. She immediately enrolled in the University of Virginia School of Nursing and in August 1943 graduated with a nursing license. Seaman was one of three selected to join the nursing staff at the Henry Street Nurses of New York. She moved to New York City in September 1943 and enrolled in graduate studies for working nurses at Columbia University.
In early 1945, her brother was classified as missing in action and presumed dead after surviving the Bataan Death March in the Philippines. Tiring of New York, intrigued by her father's military service in World War I and devastated over the loss of her big brother, Seaman joined the U.S. Army Nursing Corps. She was determined to graduate at the top of her class, thinking she would then be able to request a station in the Pacific.
"I felt if I could make it to some location in the Pacific, I could find my brother and bring him home," she said later, according to her obituary in the News & Advance.
After graduating at the top of her class in May 1945, now-2nd Lt. Catherine H. Coleman was instead assigned to the Woodrow Wilson Convalescent Center in Staunton. There, she was able to piece together information on her brother's fate from the hundreds of wounded soldiers she treated.
In June 1945, she met 1st Lt. John A. Seaman Jr., who arrived at Woodrow Wilson for treatment and convalescence from a gunshot wound sustained near Ludwigshafen, Germany. He was assigned to Lt. Coleman's ward. Outranking her and having been a tank unit commander in heavy combat, he believed decisions about his treatment should be up to him. After numerous confrontations with "that tall, skinny, damn bossy blonde," as he recalled later, he received all treatment as ordered by Lt. Coleman. They were married Jan. 19, 1946, and remained together until his death in March 1997.
In February 1946, by request of the UVa School of Nursing and by order of the U.S. Surgeon General, she was released to fill a much-needed nurse teaching position. The couple moved to Nelson County, where they started a family, farmed part time, and she began to fulfill her dream of renovating her beloved 1768 family home. The family moved into the house in 1955. In 1963, Seaman returned to UVa to receive her RN license and in 1965 graduated with a B.S. in nursing.
At UVa, Seaman also earned her master's degree in anthropology and sociology, and subsequently her Ph. D. in 1969. She began teaching anthropology at Sweet Briar in 1967, serving in various faculty positions, including chair of the department. She loved teaching and formed many enduring relationships with her students.
Dance professor Ella Magruder, a 1975 graduate of Sweet Briar, remembers Seaman well.
"I have such wonderful memories of [her] — she was an extraordinary teacher," she says. "My hand always ached after lectures, since I never stopped frantically taking notes. … I didn't want to miss a single word she said! [She] introduced me to new concepts and ways of looking at family and community and human behavior. She had an intellectual curiosity that seemed to know no bounds."
But Seaman didn't just share her knowledge and insights with her students. She was also an "extraordinary role model," Magruder says, because she showed her students "that it was possible not to have to choose between family or career, but that you could — if you were very clever — manage to achieve a full life with your family and have a rewarding career."
Seaman traveled extensively and in 1980 was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship for research in India. She retired as chair of the department in 1993, at age 70, and was awarded professor emeritus.
During retirement, she focused on farming, real estate investment, painting and writing until her declining health forced her to give up many of the things she loved at age 85.
Seaman was the first woman to serve on the Nelson County School Board, a position she held from 1955 to 1988, retiring as school board member emeritus. An avid writer, she also published a nursing research text in the U.S. and abroad and, during her retirement, wrote numerous books on the history of Nelson County. Seaman was a member of the Nelson County Historical Society, serving as its president for three years, and attended Adial Baptist and Trinity Episcopal churches.
A private family service for Seaman was held Dec. 28, 2013, in Lovingston. Her father, William Irby Coleman Sr., her mother, Bertha Hughes Coleman, and her brother William Irby Coleman Jr. preceded her in death. Sisters Ann Coleman Currie and Elizabeth Coleman Gentry survive, as do her children Catherine Seaman Fisher, Gwendolyn Seaman Whipp, John A. Seaman III and Andrew C. Seaman. She also leaves behind 10 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, friends are asked to make a donation in memory of Catherine Coleman Seaman to Adial Baptist Church in Faber; Trinity Episcopal Church in Arrington; or to your local or National Alzheimer's Association.
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Shadow salary arrangements are created to protect salary paid from General Purpose Operating Funds (GPOF) for a full-time faculty member in the tenure stream and will normally arise in the following circumstances:
- when an outside funding agency agrees to cover a part of a faculty member's GPOF salary,
- when a faculty member moves into an administrative position and a new salary is provided for the duration of the administrative position,
- when a faculty member enters into a Reduced Appointment and is either a) under age 55 or b) over age 55 and does not have 15 years of full-time service, and
- in the case of Secondment Agreements.
This procedure allows for the tracking of GPOF slots for these faculty members to ensure that the funding is available on his or her full-time return to GPOF or to the home department (for administrative positions). Shadow salaries should be set up in advance of the salary distribution. However, if the shadow salary is retroactive, the effective date should be the date of the last negotiated salary increase.
In order to set up a shadow salary, the Shadow Salary Appointment Form is used. Generally, 1) the regular appointment is put on an unpaid leave that becomes the shadow salary, and 2) a second, active job is put on the system for the period of the new funding. Both of these appointments will default to the regular GPOF salary when the external funding or administrative position ends.
In filling out the Shadow Salary Appointment Form, please note the following:
- The funding information for the Non-Active Position, must include the F-Slot. The F-Slot should not be included on the Active Position
- The funding information for the Active Position must include dates that mirror those in the funding section for the Non-Active position.
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Here we go again! More collaborative humour from The Sticker Dude and Kerr. I love that what I expect is infact counterintuitively not missing. I am interrogating my idea of censorship with this piece and discover that what is offensive, or simply to be censored is arbitrary and deeply personal. SURPRISE!
Of course, this one isn't a sticker at all...
But this one is a sticker that is temptingly compellingly crying out to be used so it is seen by as many people as possible! I WANT TO SEND THIS or Stick it somewhere but I am an archivist, what to do?
And can somebody tell me if MAD still exists?


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Are RETURNS your WMS pain point?
In the world of ecommerce and direct-to-consumer businesses; returns are inevitable but how you handle returns can make the difference between losing products and getting products back in the picking line. Complicated returns require your most experienced people but it should be simpler. Configuring your return screens to give your team some direction and tell them what to do, even utilizing photos where necessary, could speed up returns and make the process far less expensive and much more efficient.
STEPLogic is the revolutionary WMS software development tool that puts the power of customization in the hands of the user. Enabling the creation of enhancements, new processes, screens and RF dialogues, STEPLogic gives users the ability to personalize their WMS with minimal need for traditional development.
How are our customers using STEPLogic
- Creating alternative Receiving processes for new or temporary employees
- Dynamically personalizing RF messages
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- Integration of weight check into the picking process
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I was surfing my TED subscription on YouTube and came across Gabrielle Bernstein's TEDxFiDiWomen Talk. I can't recall how I heard of Bernstein, but she's a motivational speaker and author of Add More Ing to Your Life: A Hip Guide to Happiness . She also has a YouTube channel that I subscribe to and quite enjoy. She posts short vlogs on recent thoughts or just general words of motivation.
Her TED Talk below put me in a good mood yesterday and convinced me that I need to start living beyond my wildest dreams, every day.


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Waterfalls of North Carolina is the very first map available that features over 300 waterfalls in the western North Carolina region. To create the map, photographer Kevin Adams partnered with Larry Odoski of Outdoor Paths Publishing and two of the best cartographers in the business, Jack Mohr and Pete Kennedy. The four of them devoted more than a year of painstaking work to complete this comprehensive source of information.
The falls are color coded and rated: Blue for higher beauty rating and ease of access or Red for lower beauty rating and more difficult access. On the back is a chart with detailed information and directions to 128 falls.
Features of the Waterfalls of North Carolina Map:
* Map measures approximately 26 x 38 inches and folds to 4 x 9 inches
* Printed on waterproof and tearproof paper
* Includes 301 waterfalls
* Detailed information for 128 falls
* 44 waterfall photographs
* GPS coordinates for the waterfalls and the waterfall trailheads
Detailed inset maps for:
* Looking Glass Rock region of Pisgah National Forest
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* Lake Jocassee Gorges region
* Great Smoky Mountains National Park (including falls on the Tennessee side of the Smokies)
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Podium for Audi at inaugural ILMC round
- Timo Bernhard and Dindo Capello in third place
- Early race end for Tom Kristensen and Allan McNish
- First technical defect in more than four years
Audi started into the new Intercontinental Le Mans Cup (ILMC) with a podium result. In the 1000-kilometer race at Silverstone (Great Britain) Timo Bernhard and Dindo Capello in the Audi R15 TDI occupied third place.
A differential failure on the sister car driven by Tom Kristensen and Allan McNish after just 15 of the 170 laps prevented a better result after the strong qualifying performance with grid positions one and two. In front of a crowd of 40,000 spectators McNish had taken the lead after starting from the pole position and fought a spectacular duel with the subsequent winner Anthony Davidson in the Peugeot in the early phase before the R15 TDI designated as car number "7" started to coast on the track without drive. It was the first retirement due to a technical failure since the launch of the R15 project and the first for Audi Sport Team Joest in more than four years.
The unusual defect on the differential, which will be carefully examined in the next few days at Audi Sport in Ingolstadt, affected the race of Timo Bernhard and Dindo Capello as well. Because the team did not want to take any risks with the tire strategy with one remaining car the tires of the second R15 TDI were changed at the first refueling stop to be on the safe side. This caused Bernhard/Capello to lose contact with the leading Peugeot that was driving two stints on one set of tires from the outset.
In addition, unusually heavy understeer caused the gap to the leading Peugeot to increase to slightly more than one minute by the end of the first half of the race. In the second half Bernhard/Capello were able to keep the pace of the front runners and to even reduce the gap to about 50 seconds. However, an additional refueling stop three laps before the finish locked third place of the German-Italion duo in concrete.
Quotes after the race
Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich (Head of Audi Motorsport): "It's disappointing that we weren't able to convert the good qualifying into a better race result. Unfortunately, Allan (McNish) retired very early in the race due to differential failure. We've never had this kind of problem before. With just one car we weren't able to risk running double stints on one set of tires from the outset. That's why we made an additional tire change at the beginning of the race which caused us to lose contact to some extent. We could have achieved a much better result today."
Timo Bernhard (Audi R15 TDI #8): "This was no easy race. Especially in traffic the situation was tight. You could lose or gain a lot of time there. We didn't make any changes to the car overnight. But the track conditions changed so much that we were struggling with understeer – particularly in traffic. I think for Dindo (Capello) and me it was the maximum we could achieve today. For Audi it was a solid start into the ILMC. And my personal summary is positive except for a small spin in traffic."
Dindo Capello (Audi R15 TDI #8): "Our rivals were a bit quicker, particularly in traffic. We had some problems with understeer, that's why our car wasn't agile enough to keep up with them in traffic. That was the crucial factor. We made the maximum of the situation. We learned some more things with the new aerodynamics package and will continue to improve the car for the next race. It's a shame that our team mates retired so early. Audi hasn't had a technical defect in ages. And I'm sure that it won't happen again very soon either."
Tom Kristensen (Audi R15 TDI #7): "Of course it's pretty disappointing to retire so early due to a technical defect. Up to that point, we had a really good weekend at Silverstone. We've improved the cars since Le Mans. We could see this in practice in various conditions, with our pole position in qualifying and this morning in the warm-up as well. The early phase of the race was very interesting. Allan (McNish) had some great duels with the two Peugeots, but unfortunately only for 15 laps and thus much too short. Still, we're not disheartened and look forward to a hopefully brilliant race in less than a month at Road Atlanta."
Allan McNish (Audi R15 TDI #7): "The early phase was exciting. I'm sure that we would have fought an intensive duel with Peugeot over the whole 1000-kilometer distance. But when I entered the new infield section after 15 laps and accelerated, I suddenly had no more propulsion. I still tried to bring the car back to the pits but unfortunately that didn't work. We've won many races thanks to the typical Audi reliability, that's why this retirement comes as a big surprise. But 'that's racing.' We'll definitely strike back at Petit."
Ralf Jüttner (Technical Director Audi Sport Team Joest): "Unfortunately, our track record today was not as good as yesterday's. We lost one car very early with a damaged differential – even before the first stop. That was a real shame, considering that the race had actually started tremendously with a fierce fight for the top. The other car drove a good, consistent race, except for too much understeer. But the drivers got used to that as the race progressed and were able to keep up with Peugeot's pace. At the end we had to refuel once more. So there was nothing else we could do. Congratulations to Peugeot. That was a flawless showing. We need to do some more fine-tuning in order to be able to join the fight again at Atlanta."
1 Minassian/Davidson (Peugeot) 170 laps in 5h 11m 41.835s
2 Lapierre/Sarrazin (Peugeot) + 42.920s
3 Bernhard/Capello (Audi R15 TDI) + 1m 46.357s
4 Barazi/Hancock/Mücke (Lola-Aston Martin) – 3 laps
5 Prost/Jani (Lola-Rebellion) - 5 laps
6 Ragues/Mailleux/Ickx (Lola-Aston Martin) - 6 laps
7 Mansell/Mansell (Ginetta-Zytek) - 9 laps
8 Leventis/Watts/Kane (HPD) - 10 laps
9 Amaral/Pla (Ginetta-Zytek) - 10 laps
10 Moreau/Hein (Pescarolo-Judd) - 10 laps
LMP1 manufacturers' championship after 1 of 3 rounds:
1 Peugeot 47 points; 2 Audi, 21.


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It's not too long until we can quit glaring enviously at our Yankee counterparts over their super-fast 4G speeds. While 4G won't be available to Joe Blow on the street until 2013 (or later), O2 is embarking on the first trials in London -- and Giz UK readers have an exclusive opportunity to help the network during a three-month-long period.
While 4G speeds have been tested in other parts of the country, most notably in Cornwall by Orange and O2 in Slough, this is the first time the capital has had 4G masts erected, with over 25 being strung up in an area of 40-square kilometres. The trial will run until June 2012, and will use the 2.6GHz spectrum band; something Ofcom has approved in light of next year's 4G spectrum auction.
Excitingly, Giz UK has teamed up with O2 as their exclusive media partner for the trials, and as promised, you -- yes, you! -- can help. We'll be giving away up to 30 dongles which support speeds of up to 100Mbps, with starred commenters being at the front of the queue.
Before you start planning your "working from home" days to "test" the speeds in the comfort of your own pants, hear this: the network will span most of central London, but doesn't cover the suburban bits most Londoners live in. Those living and working around Soho, Westminster, King's Cross or Canary Wharf will benefit from the super-fast speeds, but only if they have one of O2's mobile broadband dongles, which have been loaned to the network by Samsung.
More details on how our London-based readers will have a chance to test the network and give O2 invaluable feedback via a readers' panel will be coming shortly, but I can confirm it involves a.) a Giz UK launch party at the O2 Lounge, and b.) free drinks.
For more information on O2's 4G trials, check out their site here or the press release below; otherwise keep all eyes glued to this here site.
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"14th November 2011
O2 brings superfast 4G to London
UK's largest LTE trial network launches to explore the technology before national introduction
O2 today will switch on the first 4G (or LTE - Long Term Evolution) network in the capital, offering a unique glimpse into the future of superfast mobile broadband. The trial, which will run for the next nine months, will see O2 equip hundreds of consumers, businesses and venue owners with the latest 4G technology and give exclusive access to the first and largest urban 4G network in the UK.
Over 25 4G sites will go live across London this month, covering a combined area of 40 square kilometres, between now and summer 2012.The network will stretch from Hyde Park to The O2 in Greenwich and has been carefully designed to cover key areas of the capital, including Canary Wharf, Soho, Westminster, South Bank and Kings Cross.
The network will enable O2 to provide a mobile internet experience comparable to the fastest landline fibre home broadband connections, unlocking a wealth of services including high speed corporate LAN access, high-definition film and music streaming, mobile online gaming and high-speed access to social networks. At these speeds, the time to download a 500MB file could be as fast as under one minute, compared to over 5 minutes on 3G.
Ronan Dunne, Chief Executive Officer of Telefónica UK (O2), said: "Today's launch of the UK's first 4G London trial network demonstrates our commitment to delivering 4G to our customers at the earliest opportunity. The work we are doing now will lay the foundations for our commercial 4G network when it launches in the UK."
O2 will provide trialists with Samsung B3730 mobile broadband dongles, supporting speeds of up to 100Mbps, and well as 4G personal wireless hotspots and handsets from a number of other vendors. Over 1000 individuals are expected to take part. Among those involved in the trial are a number of exclusive partners, including:
• John Lewis – the leading retailer, John Lewis, is one of O2's largest corporate customers to be signed to the trial to pilot the benefits of 4G internally and explore the impact it will have on its operations
• The IET – the Institution of Engineering and Technology, with offices at Savoy Place, has joined O2's efforts to demonstrate 4G capability amongst its membership
• Enterprise Nation – Emma Jones, founder and CEO of Enterprise Nation and co-founder of StartUp Britain, has joined the trial to share the 4G experience through her workshops with those individuals who she aims to help 'start a business and grow a successful venture'
• The O2 – with its own dedicated 4G internal and external sites providing coverage to The O2 Arena and surrounding area, The O2 will play host to 4G live music video and film streaming demonstrations at the O2 Lounge and O2 Store, for both O2 customers and visitors to enjoy
• Gizmodo UK – readers of the recently launched Gizmodo UK are to be recruited on the trial for a period of three months. They will be selected at a private Gizmodo UK 4G launch party at The O2, and will be invited to provide feedback and content to the site via a reader's panel
Real-time network performance data, combined with anecdotal feedback from customers, will be collected throughout the trial. The results will be used to influence and shape O2's plans for the commercial implementation of its forthcoming 4G network, following Ofcom's 4G spectrum auction, which is expected to take place in 2012.
The O2 4G trial will use the 2.6GHz spectrum band under a Test and Development licence granted to O2 by OFCOM, and is an extension of O2's earlier 4G trials in Slough that have been running since 2009. The 2.6GHz band supports the maximum 20MHz RF bandwidth for LTE, which allows 4G speeds of up to 150Mbps.
"O2 has been at the heart of the mobile data explosion over the last three years and our priority has always been to build ahead of the curve," continued Ronan Dunne. "Our work in London will give us a better understanding of the capabilities of 4G technology and will allow us to explore the superfast benefits it will bring to people and industry across the UK. This 4G trial is the next step on our journey to a smarter network - a network that offers a seamless, connected experience across multiple devices, locations and services.
"The forthcoming spectrum auction is a watershed moment for the UK mobile industry, which will see the release of the airwaves capable of powering a whole range of exciting next-generation mobile services. We are actively engaged in the auction and are supportive of a fair process that meets the Government's and Ofcom's planned timeline."
Editor of Gizmodo UK, Kat Hannaford, said, "O2's 4G trial spells great news for the UK and we're thrilled that readers of our site, launched late September, will be amongst the first in the UK to benefit from these super-fast speeds, helping to test O2's network. While we still have several years before 4G networks are available to consumers, this is a big step-forward for the industry and an exciting development for the UK's capital."
Telefónica UK's 4G trial network has been deployed using equipment supplied by Nokia Siemens Networks for both the Radio and Core network elements. Backhaul for the 4G trial network has been provided using Microwave Radio Equipment from Cambridge Broadband Networks Limited, NEC and Nokia Siemens Networks.
The trial in London is now live and will run until June 2012."


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Yep, it was a mistake not to look at the Canadian holiday schedule. The beautiful weather and long weekend were open invitations to everyone for miles around to join us visiting Jasper and Banff National Parks.
Nothing to do but just get in line and admire the scenery. Jasper is the park to the north but the road winds down into Banff and then off across the mountains to Kootenay, which is actually back in British Columbia.
Jasper is made up of jagged rocky peaks each with giant mounds of snow still stacked high. The numerous glaciers glistened around every corner creating a spectacular view. I, of course, took a gazillion pictures…though I expect most will look very similar. At one point we actually were able to climb up to a glacier, our second. Entering Jasper, we found ourselves up in high alpine country again. I just love the meadows filled with babbling brooks that wind their way across the valleys lined with blueberry bushes. Our driving was filled with such vast contrasts in scenery, and wildlife!
In Banff, the mountains were more treed and with fewer glaciers but still incredible. We found the famous Lake Louise and the castle-like chateau that graced the water's edge. I am continue to be in love with the turquoise green color of these glacial lakes.
On our way into Banff, for the second time this trip, our gps lead us astray and we ended up at the top of a mountain instead of at the resort. Thought about tossing it out the window but didn't want to be picked up for littering. When we get home I will be researching a better gps. Maybe one with a Yoda voice too…
All the campgrounds in Banff and Jasper were full, as we feared. So we had been talking about our options, like: should we sleep in the truck, drive until we found something, skip sleep???
It was obvious there were no options to stay in the area so we opted to start down through the Kootenay Park. It's kind of on the back side of the other parks and, just our luck, we found a camp site with space. We fell asleep listening to the roar of the river as it tumbled down the mountainside.
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We're almost half way through production of "Of Shark and Man" now and the brevity of what I am actually doing is finally totally sinking in. I'm not only directing, producing and promoting my first feature length film, I am doing it with a crew of only three, on the other side of the world where life is very different to what I am used to back home and you then have the added fact that I am doing it surrounded by up to 100, yep that's ONE HUNDRED huge Bull Sharks. This is a big, big task to pull this off but hey, pull it off we are!
I have managed to see more of Fiji than just the beaches and underwater. Alfie here at Uprising, who has been nothing short of superb, took us to the mountains that lead into the jungle the other day and the scenery was stunning, really stunning. A pterodactyl circling the various huge mounts wouldn't have been out of place!
We have also been to Fiji's capital, Suva, twice to film and do some interviews with Alfie (above is a pic of us both looking super cool whilst being filmed by Hugh) and it's a great place, very photogenic and tonnes of atmosphere.
It has become clear to me that this experience is about boundaries and barriers. I am most passionate about integrating myself with the locals and in particular Mike and his amazing staff. I have the utmost respect for them all and I hope that when I leave, they can feel some respect for me also. Today Mike even implied he will be a little sad when I leave so I think he's starting to become quite attached to me being here...eh Mike? ;)
The other connection I want to make is with the sharks. I have begun to enter into the unspoken dialogue with the sharks here on Shark Reef and I am aiming to increase that communication further in the remaining dives. It's a relationship, you respect them, hopefully they have at least a modicum of respect for you, if that isn't there then you can forget them either a) coming close to you and b) seeing you as something other than a vulnerable flapping idiot in the water and I would hope that isn't the case with me!
Watching Shark Week or just general shark shows on television does not prepare you for the experience of diving with sharks on Shark Reef. I have dived with many different species in many different places but things are very different here. If you're a "shark hugger," forget it, they don't care and will make mincemeat out of you at the drop of a hat. These sharks are enormous, if I didn't know better I would half think Mike had grown these giant Bull Sharks in a lab somewhere to do his bidding as and when he wishes. Speaking of communication with sharks, it's not a generic thing, you can't just open a "dialogue" with sharks and expect them to listen. It;s species and location specific, here on Shark Reef, the level of understanding Mike and the boys have with these animals is astonishing, it really is a two-way street and to watch how Rusi, Manasa and Tumbi control the feeds is a glorious thing to behold, man and shark in a symbiotic relationship where the sharks have learned a specific way to behave during these feeds. Of course this can never be fully controlled but here is possibly the best example in the world of how to do it.
I am learning so much not just about the art of film-making, how to communicate with the sharks here and the general ins and outs of "Shark Heaven" but mostly about myself and of what I am capable in these situations. I am so relaxed around these animals, sometimes I have to pinch myself to appreciate the situation I am in. There is also a heightened sense of awareness and when these two sensations allign, it's a feeling of pure joy and experience. I want to earn the respect of the B.A.D Boys enough to continue to get even closer to these sharks and experience Shark Reef to the fullest of my ability and to earn the respect of the people who see the shark as a God, I feel a kinship with them, I can only hope that can be reciprocated by the time I leave.
Today I did a dive on Shark Reef on a non-feed day for a specific section of the film and wow, what an experience, nine Bull Sharks allowed me into their back yard to watch them behave as they would normally and the point of this? To disprove that these shark feeding areas become more dangerous to ordinary divers, they don't and there's no proof, in fact, today we got the benefit these feed sites can give, guaranteed, chilled out sharks that were all too happy to have us there, no aggression, no threat, just two different animals hanging out. Brilliant!!
The film is really taking shape, I'm slowly getting my tan and Mike is giving me the impression that when I leave, his "little Swiss heart" will actually break...What's not to like?!
Please cross all your crossables for me for a Tiger Shark to turn up as well. One has but it was the day we weren't diving and my new friends from Broadreach got a hell of a show in our absence, gutted for me, delighted for them. I want a Tiger so bad it hurts!
See you soon, sorry for the lack of pics, the internet connection here is painfully slow!
One final thing, Jane West and Martin Harlow at Fiji Me, thank you, you made my dreams come true, I just hope I can repay the faith you have shown in me.
Just hope it stops raining now!


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Like every couple, if you want to make your wedding special, you need to invest in quality wedding invitation cards, which are an important aspect of any wedding. Hindu weddings are full of ceremonies and rituals and to ensure that all loved ones are a part of your special day and are present to bless you, you need to have beautifully designed invitation cards.
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Often it happens that you like a wedding invitation car; however, it is beyond your affordability. In such case, ask the invitation cards providers for other options. Some reputed companies like Madhurash offer options where you can get a style or design in your budget. They customize the cards to suit your budget and needs.
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The cost of the Hindu wedding invitation cards are often determined by the size of the card. Often a design is available in different sizes; thus available at different costs. You can also reduce the cost of your cards by using simple envelopes rather than having envelopes that are more elaborate. You can buy cards without breaking bank by keeping your cards simple yet elegant.
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By selecting reasonably priced stationery and affordable printing techniques, you can further reduce the cost of the Hindu wedding invitation cards that you select. Get a single card for all wedding events rather than having separate cards for each function and make sure you have all the details in the card. This will help you save a lot of money.
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If you do not want to spend extra on reprinting, consider proofreading the details before sending them for printing so that there are no mistakes in the content.
It is not essential to have expensive wedding cards to impress the guests. By using the above-mentioned tips, you can have elegant cards without spending a fortune. Whether you need designer hindu wedding invitation cards or any other invitation cards, you can always rely on Madhurash, which is known as 'King of Wedding Cards'. They offer brilliantly designed wedding cards in an array of price ranges. Get the best quality cards from them at competitive prices.


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When it comes to customising your Mac's desktop, there's not a lot you can do in OS X itself. You can change the background wallpaper and change the basic colour scheme, but that's about it. Apple would rather you deferred to its design sensibilities, but if you're the rebellious type you'll find plenty of ways in which you can make changes here and there, whether it's changing the default system font using Tinkertool or applying your own customised backgrounds to various parts of OS X using Lion Designer.
That goes some way to altering your desktop's appearance, but if you want to take the next step you'll need to install CrystalClear Interface. CCI radically transforms your desktop by providing custom skins for windows and the menu bar. You can make windows transparent, change colour schemes and even frame shapes for applications and windows, plus tweak button designs, apply a set of customised icons and much more besides.
At its simplest you can pick from one of ten customised themes offering some spectacular results – particularly if you like black, but the beauty of CCI is that you can then go further and tweak these to your personal satisfaction. The end results are stunning, but it won't work in all apps. Some are automatically disabled due to known compatibility issues, while others can be added to CCI's exception list via its System Preferences pane.
The app is always accessible from its own custom button to the left of the Help menu on the revamped menu bar and is easy to install and uninstall, giving you a measure of security that – should you decide Apple's way is best after all – you can quickly and easily undo your changes.
Delivers stunning results in just a few clicks, but gives you all the fine-tuning tools you need too – now you can transform your desktop in ways Apple never envisaged.


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The world of aircraft design and spacecraft technology can be discovered with a Master's in Aerospace Engineering degree. Individuals who have an interest in how planes and space flight work may find this type of program interesting. Master degree programs in Aerospace Engineering prepare students to work on perfecting and developing technology for flight. They also provide students with the knowledge and skills to help make advances for the future of this exciting field. In order to be admitted to a program in this field, you must typically have a Bachelor's degree in engineering or another related topic.
What Is a Master's in Aerospace Engineering?
The Master's in Aerospace Engineering degree is aimed to help further the knowledge of professionals already in the field of aeronautics. It is also a way for those in other engineering fields to be able to make a career transition into working with aeroplanes and spacecraft. In most cases, students must also have a solid background and understanding of engineering, science, physics and mathematics to be successful in this program. Within a program, participants may further focus their studies on a field within aerospace. This specialisation can help prepare them for a specific job title within aeronautics. Some of the most popular programs offering postgraduate degrees in aerospace engineering are The University of Washington, Queen's University at Belfast, The University of Southern California, The University of Manchester and Cornell University. Within your program, you may learn about the following topics:
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The girlfriend of missing airman Corrie Mckeague has announced the birth of their baby.
April Oliver, from Norfolk, shared a photo of her cradling the week-old baby, on her Facebook page on Father's Day.
Mr Mckeague's mother Nicola Urquhart also posted a photo on the Find Corrie Facebook page, saying the baby was "perfect".
"We have finally welcomed this beautiful little lady into the world. She is absolutely perfect," she said.
"I am so very proud of April for getting her here safely. "Both mummy and baby are doing well. Thank you so much for all your love and support x x x"
Oliver met Mckeague on a dating site and the pair had been dating for five months. She discovered she was pregnant with his baby two weeks after his disappearance. In January she said: "I've had to make a massive decision by myself. I was hoping and praying that he'd come back so we could make the decision together."
Describing her partner as "just the sweetest and most outgoing person I've ever known" in May, Miss Oliver posted a black and white image of her holding her bump. She wrote: "Your daddy would be proud of you my little one and would love you as much as I do."
The 23-year-old gunner from Fife, who was stationed at RAF Honington in Suffolk, disappeared on 24 September 2016, following a night out with friends in the Suffolk town of Bury St Edmunds.
On the night of his disappearance, CCTV footage showed him entering a cul-de-sac loading bay area known as the 'Horseshoe' at 3.25am. However, he was not seen leaving. Police said it would be impossible for him to have left the area on foot without having been picked up on CCTV.
A waste disposal lorry collected a bin from that area less than an hour after Mr Mckeague was spotted on CCTV.
In March specialist officers began searching the landfill site in Milton in Cambridgeshire. According to BBC News the search could take up to ten weeks. Police said they are confident they will find his remains.
The search so far has cost more than £1m.


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Sussex ranked first in world for development studies
The QS University Rankings 2017 have ranked the University of Sussex first in the world for development studies. This is the third consecutive year that the University has been ranked in the top two universities globally for development.
The result reflects the quality, impact and range of international development research and courses offered across the Sussex campus in the University of Sussex's School of Global Studies and its partner the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), as well as the Department of Economics, the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) and the Centre for International Education (CIE).
Head of the University of Sussex's School of Global Studies Andrea Cornwall said:
"Sussex's world-leading reputation for international development gives us much to celebrate. It's thanks to the concentration of expertise that spans the University and brings us together with our close colleagues and partners, the Institute of Development Studies.
"Our critical, engaged research on the global issues of our times infuses our teaching in the School of Global Studies, from our undergraduate programmes in International Development to a dynamic portfolio of postgraduate degrees that include long-standing and new cross-campus collaborations with IDS, Economics, SPRU, CIE and Brighton and Sussex Medical School. We're really pleased to be recognised in this way."
IDS Director Melissa Leach said:
"We're delighted that development studies at Sussex that includes IDS' postgraduate teaching programme has been ranked first in the world once again. This has been made possible by the strength of the partnerships across Sussex-based institutes and schools. Together we are delivering world-class research and evidence on tackling some of the world's most pressing challenges, as well as nurturing the next generation of global leaders."
Adam Tickell, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sussex, said: "Sussex has become the most important institution in the world for international development over recent decades.
"Our work is reshaping how governments, aid organisations and NGOs address the major issues of our time."
Sussex offers eight undergraduate and more than 30 Masters development-focused courses, some of which are offered at IDS or jointly with IDS. Graduates have gone on to take up senior positions in global organisations such as the World Bank and the United Nations, as well as to become Ministers and officials in national governments across the world.
Sussex degrees are taught by some of the world's leading development experts, many of whom are active in the field as researchers and practitioners and who bring this valuable experience of applied research into the classroom.
The ground-breaking evidence and knowledge that Sussex researchers are generating in collaboration with partners globally is making a significant contribution to real-world problems such as disease, climate change and conflict and violence.
For example, in 2016 staff from the University of Sussex and IDS were part of a team that won the prestigious Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Outstanding International Impact Prize for helping to improve the effectiveness of the global response to the Ebola outbreak, and ultimately bringing an end to the disease more quickly and saving lives.
The University of Sussex is in the world's top 100 universities for six other subjects – including all four of the disciplines in the School of Global Studies – the latest rankings reveal:
- Anthropology
- Communication and Media Studies
- English Language and Literature
- Geography
- Politics and International Studies
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NEW HAVEN >> City officials and Yale University dignitaries gathered at Woolsey Hall Tuesday to honor recipients of the 2016 Seton Elm-Ivy Awards, who were noted for strengthening "the bonds" between city and university.
Awards were presented by Mayor Toni N. Harp and Yale President Peter Salovey. In her remarks, Harp celebrated the partnerships the city has with Yale, and lauded the university for its work on discussing race and society as it considers changing the name of Calhoun College, which was named for an alumnus who was an avowed white supremacist and slave owner, but was considered a distinguished vice president and U.S. senator in his era.
Harp said the conversations have included historical issues of slavery as well as the ongoing disparities of economic, educational, health care and other opportunities. "It takes courage to do it," Harp said.
Salovey thanked Harp and noted the process she spoke of is about "inclusion" and belonging. "We embrace these ideas and principles," he said.
Among the Elm Award winners was John Bradley, executive director of Liberty Community Services, which operates the Sunrise Cafe in Wooster Square, with the help of Yale volunteers, to serve breakfast to those who need it. Bradley was cited for his work for the homeless and "tireless work to provide meals, housing, hope and a sense of community to individuals in need in New Haven," including a collaboration to provide medical services to Liberty clients, among other programs, according to a release.
Elsie Chapman also received the Elm Award. Chapman, described as "tireless," was cited because her "breadth of volunteerism, enthusiasm and spirit to take on leadership roles expresses her dedication to New Haven and to making her community a better place." Chapman has served on the New Haven Free Public Library board, and serves on the board of the library's foundation, as president of the Historic Wooster Square Association, as a Cultural Affairs commissioner for the city and on the board of the International Festival of Arts & Ideas.
Erik Clemons, director of the Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology, which provides after-school programs and job training, also received an Elm Award. Clemons was cited for "unceasing leadership in building community and encouraging the development of intentional leadership skills of future generations." Among many programs, Clemons hosts Yale students at ConnCAT, has been host to a Yale World Fellow, and has numerous Yale President's Public Service Fellows.
Ivy Awards winners included Gene Kimball, recently retired as director of the Fred Plaut recording studio at the Yale School of Music and after 45 years to Yale; Rafi Taherian, executive director of Yale Dining Services; and Dr. Marjorie Rosenthal, a pediatrician.
Rosenthal was cited as "a shining example of someone who unites city and university. She is tireless in her commitment to improving the lives of New Haven's children and families, and she is inspiring a new generation of potential leaders — her students and mentees — to give back to New Haven." This has included community-academic partnerships to improve the health of city residents, working with many agencies in the city and helping to "foster Yale's collaboration with New Haven Family Alliance in three projects to reduce gun violence and intimate partner violence among New Haven's youth."
Taherian, cited for his "tireless commitment to feed the New Haven community by buying local and supporting local businesses and nonprofits," has supported "numerous small, local food businesses, helping them grow and expand their operations and product offerings," among many other efforts, according to the release.
Kimball, cited for "his work making music free and readily accessible by radio, smartphone and computers alike, as well as for preserving the birthright of music for generations to come," has completed thousands of projects. "In essence," his "work preserves music at Yale for almost a half century — and it is regularly disseminated across the globe," the release said.
Also honored were Jacob Wasserman, with the Undergraduate Ivy Award, and the Neuroscience Outreach Group with the Graduate Ivy Award. Wasserman was lauded for his volunteer work and as coordinator of goNewHavengo, a program that promotes non-car forms of transportation. The outreach group, in addition to holding an annual Brain Education Day, promotes neuroscience education in city schools.


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Hello beauties. We all know that the best fashion clothes never go out of style, and jeans are the perfect example. Almost every girl have a pair of jeans in their closet. But sometimes, we are getting bored to wear same jeans frequently and want to throw them away, right!
Wait! Don't feel down, you can give those old jeans a new fashionable touch and transform them into trendy pieces. All you need are your old jeans, some fabric scraps, laces, sewing machine, scissors, studs, thread and pins.
Here I shared some interesting and easy DIY ideas that revamp your old jeans.
Ripped jeans
You can rip your old jeans at home and give them a new look rather than buy new ripped jeans. Lay your jeans on a flat floor, and mark with lines on the areas with fabric chalk that you want to cut.Use scissor and start with little cuts.Use your scissors or hands to tug on the threads to create a more casual and frayed look.
Things you need: fabric chalk, scissor
Tip: Medium wash jeans give the best look.
Distressed jeans
You can distress your old jeans with the help of sandpaper and sharped edge tools like blade, razor or scissor. You need to do small holes in areas where you want distress your jeans. Then use sandpaper to make edges rough.
Things you need: sand paper, blades, scissors, shaving razor
Tip: Wash your jeans with cold water make distressed area more intensive.
Tie die jeans
This technique is more useful for dirty old jeans as it helps you hide muddy areas and unremovable marks. To get tie die jeans, you need to tie together bunches of it with small rubber bands. Bunch area with different sizes looks more creative. Keep your jeans into dye (follow the instructions of dye kit) or you can squirt the color on the fabric.
Things you need: rubber band, tie dye kit
Tip: You will get best result with wet fabric, so give your jeans a wash first.
Painted jeans
This pattern looks more effective on dark wash jeans. You need acrylic paint and brushes to paint your jeans. For complete your print with more perfection, use different sponge brush for different colors. Splat white fabric color with the help of paintbrush all over your jeans. Now, start to draw with the black paint on selected area (lower leg, around the front-back pockets) of your jeans. Use different colors to design around black base lines. Use sponge brush or flower shaped laces to make it more creative.
Things you need: Fabric paints, paint brush, sponge brush
Tip: Use different shades of color for 3D effect.
Galaxy jeans
Make your old jeans shines with starts. Yes, its a fun and easy to make Galaxy jeans. This technique works on dark jeans. Spray bleach on the jeans, which will start appearing orange spots. Use acrylic paint of blue, purple or white color and apply them around orange coloured area with sponge brush. Now, dip toothbrush into white paint and pull the bristles back with your fingers to create sparkling star effect. Do only one side at a time and repeat the whole process for the other side of the jeans.
Things you need: spray bottle, acrylic paint, toothbrush, sponge, bleach
Tip: Make your look more attractive by wearing plain tops with galaxy jeans
Studded Jeans
This technique is very quick and easy to redesign your jeans. You can put decorative material like studs, pearls or beads to give old jeans a new look. You can experiment to place studs on different areas of you jeans like pockets, the cuffs, waist band, cut-offs, down the leg etc. You can make different pattern by arranging these beads in different directions. You can either stick studs with hot glue gun or use thread-needle to put them.
Things you need: golden studs, pearls, beads, rhinestone, hot glue gun, thread and needle, scissor
Tips: Glitter tops look more beautiful with studded jeans
Patterned jeans
You can experience with different patterns like polka dots, animal pattern, lace design or lip-shaped to give your jeans a new look. Make stencils by cutting out different patterns on a piece of paper. Place stencil on jeans paint with sponge brush. Remove the stencil when the paint is dry. Repeat the process all over the jeans to add texture to whole jeans. You can use pencil-eraser to design polka dots jeans. You can also dip paint brush into bleach or dotting tool to turned your jeans fashionable.
Things you need: bleach, paint brush, fabric paint, lace, sponge brush, piece of paper, stencil
Tip: Bleach the bottom of your jeans and use a sharpie to create a tribal pattern.
Lace jeans
Spice up your old jeans with this simple and elegant way. You can place lace over the cuffs, end of the jeans or pockets. There are two ways to attach laces either stitched them or stick with the help of hot glue gun. White laces look more attractive on any pair of jeans. You can also cut or distress your jeans and put lace over there. You can also try cutting your jeans into shots and place laces on the side of your jeans.
Things you need: Floral patterned lace, hot glue gun, thread and needle, scissor
Tips: Reinvent your white jeans with a sharpie and some lace.
Cuff jeans
This is the coolest way to keep your jeans looks trendy. Just turn the jeans inside out, put the piece of cloth which must covered area from bottom to mid calf and sewed the fabric. Now its read to wear! Turn your jeans right side out and roll up the cuffs, you will meet the new trendy look of your jeans in front of your mirror.
Things you need: handkerchief or small piece of cloth with pattern, thread and needle
Tip: You can tun back them in original style by roll them down
Bow jeans
You can formed bows on the side of your jeans. Make equally distanced horizontal cuts on side of jeans. Take the fabric between two cuts and stick them with hot glue at the middle. Take a strip of denim or some different color material and wrap around the scrunched part. Repeat the same process until all bows performed.
Things you need: fabric chalk, scissor, hot glue gun
Tip: Use different color material for wrap the scrunched part to add more creation.
Now, It's time to Say Goodbye to your old jeans 🙂
Ready to redesign them?! Use these creative ideas and make your friend surprised by showing off refashion them like new. Give your jeans a makeover to make them trendy for this season.
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There are numerous ailments that can afflict our beloved aquatic pets. Without the benefit of veterinary equipment or training, it can be difficult to identify a specific illness seen in fish. We hobbyists need to rely on visual signs and our trusty water test kits to diagnose problems. In most cases, illness in fish can be traced back to stress from shipping, stocking, and insufficient water conditions.
Cory from Aquarium Co-Op recommends that every new fish should be quarantined and treated with three medications: General Cure, Ich-X, and Erythromycin. This buckshot method should cover you for almost any illness you are likely to encounter, caused by some pathogen or parasite. Of course this does not guarantee 100% survival of all new fish. Sometimes the trip from supplier to the store and eventually to your home aquarium is too stressful for some fish. But it does give you a big advantage for success.
Whenever using medication in your aquarium or quarantine tank, you should remove any carbon-based filtration. This type of filtration will actually remove the medication from the water, making it much less effective. After the treatment period is over, you can resume use of the carbon filtration.
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My friend Nettie Owens, a wonderful organizer, is the owner of Sappari Solutions. A local organizing organization that can help you get your life, home and/or office organized.
She has helped to spearhead Harford County's Clear Your Clutter Day. If you are local to the area and have household items that you are planning to clean out of your house, consider participating in this worthwhile event.
Check out the event website and see what the sponsors will accept and head on over the Harford Community College!
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March 17, 2009
Tashi Dhondup, 27 years old, from Mangra county, eastern Tibet.
Photo: TPI Dharamshala: TibetPost-16-March2009-News sources inside of
Eastern Tibet, Karze Country, in Karze Tibet Autonomous prefecture,
Sichuan Province, report that on 5 March 4 Tibetans, including a nun,
monk and two ordinary citizens were arrested for holding peaceful
demonstrations. In the days leading up to the sensitive 50th
anniversary, and the one year anniversary of the demonstrations last
March, Tibet has been tightly controlled by Chinese military forces,
especially in Karze. Lithang, Mangra, Ngaba, Tibetan capital
Lhasa. Despite the oppressive military presence, Tibetan monks,
nuns, and lay people are still peacefully speaking out for the Tibetan issue.
Protests against the Chinese authorities were also witnessed in
Lithang County on 10 March, as the region was locked down under heavy
military presence estimated to be more than 20,000. An unidentified
Tibetan monk shouted slogans at around 11 a.m. (local time). When
armed security forces tried to apprehend him, commotion ensued as a
group of people took on security personnel to rescue the monk. The
fate of the monk still remains unknown, but after in the same, a
monk, Lobsang Wangchuk, 29 years old arrested when he was protesting in street.
Chinese forces have enacted undeclared martial law in Tibet, under
harsh suppression on 13 March 2009, four Tibetans, a monk, nun and
two lay people were arrested for participating in peaceful
demonstrations in Karze County in Karze Tibet Autonomous Prefecture,
Sichuan Province.
Jinpa Gyatso, 25 years old from Mangra, Ngaba county, eastern Tibet.
Photo: TPI 13 March, a Tibetan nun, Pema Yangtso from Shiluda village
in Sengo town in Karze, staged peaceful protest. Local officials from
Public Security Bureau took her into custody. Later in the afternoon,
three other Tibetans enacted a similar peaceful
demonstration. Rinchen Phuntsok, aged 15, Tsering Dakpa, aged 16 and
a monk named Choenyi Gyatso aged 18, were all detained and in
custody. Since 13 March, more than 70 security personnel laid siege
to the above towns and monasteries. A large number of army in
plainclothes have been deployed.
News of protests on 26 Febuary, in Nyima town in Nagchu County, has
also newly been released. Monks from Drong Ngua and Tana monasteries
are suspected of writing "Tibet's Independence" in blue letters
across the wall of a county government building. Monks are being
rounded up to check if their handwriting matches that of the graffiti.
Reports from Tibetan areas in Qinghai Province indicate the strength
of the repression due to the extra armed security forces in Mangra
prefecture, and in townships of Tharshul, Sumdo, Mangra and Gomang,
on 12 March. Heightened repression has been imposed in Lutsang and
Kagya monasteries by sending more troops. Chinese authorities
arrested a local Tibetan official, Mr. Tashi Dhondup, 27 years old in
Mangra district on 12 March, his brother, a Tibetan student, Jinpa
Gyatso, 25 years old also missing.
Chinese riot police march through the city of Dhartsedho, eastern
Tibet located around 400 kilometres (250 miles) west of Chengdu in
Sichuan Province March 17, 2008. Reuters10 March, written slogans of
"Tibet's Independence" and "Return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to
Tibet" were reportedly distributed in and around Sumdo monastery in
Dzoge in Ngapa Tibet Autonomous Prefecture. Chinese police are
interrogating monks from the monastery.
There are also reports of heavy paramilitary presence in Taktsang
Lhamo Kirti monastery, were monks are under lock down and no visitors
are allowed onto the monastery grounds.
Three monks from Gomang monastery in Ngapa have also been arrested
for protesting. At Se monastery, unknown numbers of monks have been detained.
More than 220 Tibetans have been killed and 1,294 injured in the
Chinese government's deadly and ruthless crackdown on Tibetan
protesters across Tibet since 10 March last year. More than 5,600
people are still under arrest or detention and more than 1,000 are
reportedly missing.


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Welded valve configurations are designed to improve the process in aseptic production facilities by reducing the dead legs in accordance to cGMP. Welded valve configurations may be as simple as a valve by tube fabrication or as complex as multiple valve bodies of different sizes welded into a valve cluster. All welded end connections are available. The applications are endless and the challenge is to efficiently meet the process needs.
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Apparently rattling AT&T's cage is getting a little boring for T-Mobile.
On Tuesday, the No. 4 U.S. carrier announced a service called Mobile Money that aims to take aim at another necessary, if unpopular, segment of the U.S. economy: The finance industry.
Specifically, T-Mobile is hoping to offer an alternative for the 70 million or so U.S. adults that either have no bank account or have some bank services but still rely somewhat on check-cashing or payday-loan services.
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Welcome Hartford City, Indiana
The Old Blackford County Jail was established in 1879. The prison was an active prison until the end of 1995. It is safe to say, the prison is still "active"!
There is also a building, right at the square that has an old speakeasy that has numerous reports of paranormal activity confirmed by many groups. Listen to the EVPs and decide. Better yet come investigate for yourself!
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Fall 2012
This special double-issue of Harm Reduction Communication has two central themes: hepatitis C (HCV) and personal narrative.. There are articles on: taking HCV prevention to a new level beyond syringe-only messaging, HCV counseling, testing and referral, HCV treatment stories, group HCV treatment models, HCV advocacy, HCV and domestic violence, remembering Michael Carden, impersonality and drug use in the harm reduction workplace, naloxone access in drug treatment programs, violence and sex work and more!
Authors in this issue include: Jon E. Zibbell, Heather Lusk, Donald Davis, Hadiyah Charles, Paul Bolter, Donald Grove, Allen Frimpong, Einstein Peers, Roxanne Saucier, Lynda Dee, Tessie Castillo, Robert Childs, and Gordon H. Peters.
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A clean, serene logo that reflects the "flow" of vinyasa
Vinyasa flow yoga differs from other forms of yoga in the way that poses are linked together using smooth transitions. When creating logo concepts for Five Feathers Yoga, it was important to capture the calm, clean, serene, nature of the service. Also key to the success of the logo and other assets was an accurate reflection of the contemporary feel and "flow" associated with the specific form of yoga.
The clean, white space afforded to the logo design is paired with a monochrome palette giving a sense of calm and ease. The natural, curved flourishes of the five feathers lend themselves perfectly to a visual representation of the "flow" central to the vinyasa style of yoga.


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