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Paid traffic is one of the most effective ways of making money online. It capitalizes on a website’s popularity and ensures that the website remains lucrative. There are a number of different forms of paid traffic, including finding a sponsor for a website, creating a pay wall or subscription service for the website, and receiving payments per click for every advertisement on the website.
The payment per click method is perhaps the most popular of all the procedures concerning paid traffic. In the payment per click method, a company will advertise their service or product on the website, and they pay the website operator for the clicks that customers make on their advertisement. It should be noted that this is not substantially different from advertising in traditional print, radio, or television journalism; the company purchases “space” on the program and receives increased exposure and reaches a broader prospective client base. However, in the case of website advertisements, they are not charged a flat predetermined fee (as they are through traditional media) but instead on the basis of the number of times people click on their advertisement.
Because they do not pay a flat rate for their ad, if site visitors do not click on the advertisement, they do not pay. Typically, the companies are charged on the basis of a predetermined number of clicks on their ad and this also makes it very easy to monitor how often their ad is clicked on and whether or not it is popular with the audience of the given website. However, companies should make sure that they are advertising with a website that is geared toward a demographic similar to that of the company. Thus, both the website and the advertising company should conduct comprehensive research beforehand and ensure a good fit.
In addition to the payment per click method, there are other approaches to paid traffic. One of these is for companies to pay for the amount of times that their product is advertised on a web site. Every time an advertisement is displayed on a website, it is referred to as an “impression,” and companies pay for the number of impressions on their site. Most frequently, companies are charged on increments of every 1,000 impressions; accordingly, a site must have substantial traffic in order for this to be a viable approach for paid traffic.
There is also significant risk for the company that chooses to advertise through this method; while it is beneficial to the company that their advertisement appears on the web site, they have no idea whether site visitors have actually paid attention to their advertisement. It is imperative that they research which types of people visit the web site and also, whether or not they align with their target demographic.
An alternate approach to paid traffic is to make all content appearing on the site only available through subscription. Naturally, this requires websites to be in high demand, so this method is not likely to work unless a website has already established a strong readership and a loyal following. This approach therefore works well for niche websites that attract devoted readers or people who have a dependency on the content presented on the website.
In recent years, a number of print newspapers have adopted this method as people prefer to consume their news electronically. It should be noted that this approach does not preclude utilizing the point per click method as well. Overall, each of these methods provides unique possibilities for receiving paid traffic and making money online.


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Manila, Philippines - Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda on Wednesday released statement regarding quake donation scammers who are taking advantage after the catastrophic magnitude 7.2 earthquake at Visayas region particularly in Cebu and Bohol.
Help Bohol quake victims now. But, beware of scammers!
Lacierda said they have received reports of individuals soliciting monetary donations for the benefit of earthquake victims in Bohol and Cebu who are claiming to represent both Secretary Ricky Carandang and himself.
Cebu and Bohol were the hardest hit provinces. The respective local government units (LGUs) already declared a state of calamity in the two provinces.
"This is a spurious and shameless attempt to capitalize on tragedy for personal profit and greed. We call on those who have received such messages, or those who are to encounter these individuals, to please contact my office through email: spokesperson@malacanang.gov.ph; or telephone: (02) 7360719.", Lacierda added.
Meanwhile, if you'll be giving to an open relief donation centers, ask the organization or individual receiving the deposit for an acknowledgement receipt and how they intend to spend the money.
Ayala Foundation - Online donations from US-based and local donors are accepted.
Philippine Red Cross - accepting donations in different forms, including PayPal, Cash, Check, Bank Deposit, or in-kind donations. You may check the Philippine Red Cross donations page for additional details.
OPLAN BANGON BOHOL - a team of Boholanos from Manila, Cebu and Davao working as one to rebuild Bohol, are now accepting donations. For cash donations, you can deposit it to this account: Bank: Chinabank, Account: Association of Young Boholano Professionals in Metro Manila, Inc., Savings Account #: 120-129009-0.
Petron Corporation - activated 500 Petron stations nationwide to accept donations for the earthquake victims. Look for the SAGIP ALALAY sign.
Gawad Kalinga Cebu - has activated Operation Walang Iwanan for Bohol. Drop off points: GK Cebu Office at the old DOST Office in Banilad beside NFA and Human Nature Office in Bohol near the Tagbilaran City Port.
University of Cebu - accepting donations for the victims of the earthquake. Drop off point: University of Cebu Banilad campus. For cash donations from abroad or other parts of the country, here are the details: Account name is University of Cebu, peso account no. is 2420075 958. For inquiries you may also call UC Banilad +63322338888.
In the updated reports, death toll hits 151 as more bodies found in Bohol by the search and rescue. Chief Superintendnt Danilo Constantino, director of the Central Visayas police regional office said said nine fatalities were also recorded in Cebu province and one in Siquijor.
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) and the United States Geological Service(USGS) recorded the quake that struck at 8:12a.m Tuesday, October 15, 2013 from two to five kilometers southeast of Carmen, Bohol. The quake struck at a depth of about 35 km (22 miles).
Reports say that earthquake was felt in different areas in Visayas and Mindanao. Intensity VI felt over Hinigaran, Negros Occidental, intensity V in Iloilo, City, intensity IV in Masbate City and intensity III in Davao City.

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Automatic wheat tortilla production line is the latest development of UkrTechnoFoods company.
Automatic wheat tortilla production lines have the capacity up to 1500 pcs/h, and diameter of the dough piece varies from 160 mm to 250 mm. Capacity of the tortilla production line is aimed at medium-size enterprises, which will be able to easily supply a want of this product in their regions.
Our automatic line for tortilla production is designed to operate in the-round-the-clock mode with the involvement of a small number of staff.
Tortilla manufacturing equipment is certified according to European standards and has the appropriate certificates. The design of tortilla line ensures complete safety of its operation. The line meets the hygienic requirements of food enterprises. Only modern high quality materials are used in the production.
Mexican tortilla is the exotic flat bread which is becoming extremely popular throughout the CIS market and has a great popularity in the world being the main component for a variety of dishes.
Nowadays there is the only one producer of tortilla in CIS countries, and only the imported product from Europe is presented in distribution networks.
UkrTechnoFoods company developed and introduced the best technological solution for its customers – commercial equipment that makes tortilla manufacturing process automatic.
Specially developed dough divider is easy-operated, easy-to-clean and maintain. Operative parts are made fully of stainless steel. For the exact control of the size and weight of dough pieces the divider is equipped with sensors. It is easy to regulate the necessary working mode of the tortilla line with the help of automatics (control unit on the operator’s panel).
Commercial automatic tortilla press provides forming of flat breads of the necessary thickness, which after that get to a two-level tortilla oven for baking. Automatic pressing allows getting uniform thickness and the required diameter, what directly affects the quality of the final product. For guaranteeing safe operation in the press a centering of conveyor belt is foreseen. Working zones of electric press have protection and blocking systems in order to ensure the safety of the maintenance staff.
Two-level tunnel oven with multilevel cooling bakes product from both sides allowing getting evenly baked perfect-quality tortilla in the fully automatic mode. Compact design of the tortilla oven with many-level cooling is developed in order to minimize the usage of the production space. In order to avoid heat losses the tortilla oven is insulated with special materials and coated with protection coverings made of stainless steel. Control panel is equipped with temperature regulators with a wide regulation range of the baking zones as well as conveyor speed regulation and baking time regulation.
Conveyor system with stacker puts preliminary set number of product into stacks with the help of sensors. It works in the automatic mode and is easily regulated from the control panel.
Our goal was to provide customers with tortilla manufacturing equipment, classic recipes and technology, which would allow customers to enter the market and to produce a first-class product in order to compete with European producers.
As a result of long and painstaking experiments on tortilla equipment manufactured by us, we derived the optimal recipe and developed tortilla production technology in practice.
The complex recipe of the dough, which is held in strict confidence, allows us to obtain a product with excellent taste and long shelf life of up to two months with the purpose of optimization of sales processes, as well as logistics and storage.
Tortilla is made of corn, wheat flour as well as their mixtures.
Classical wheat tortilla is made on commercial tortilla making machine by pressing the dough piece, and tortilla made of corn flour is produced by cutting it out of the dough ribbon.
Many manufacturers of tortilla equipment for the production of different types of flat bread such as pita bread, lavash, yufka, chapatti, etc., declare that their equipment can also produce wheat tortilla.
However, contrary to their assertions, by rolling the dough ribbon with the following cutting of the dough pieces it is impossible to get a high-quality wheat tortilla, which is in demand all over the world.
In order to get more information about our industrial tortilla production line, contact us in any convenient way.

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A former governor of Rivers State, Peter Odili, has denied receiving N100 million from either the immediate past National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, or former Minister of State Finance, Bashir Yuguda.
Mr. Yuguda had reportedly confessed to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to giving Mr. Odili N100 million for election campaign of the Peoples Democratic Party.
The former minister allegedly claimed he got the money from Mr. Dasuki for onward transfer to Mr. Odili.
The money was part of the $2.1 billion arms procurement funds allegedly diverted and misappropriated by Mr. Dasuki.
In a statement on Tuesday, Mr. Odili said he never had any transaction with the duo of Messrs Dasuki and Yuguda.
He however admitted receiving N100 million from the PDP.
“As part of preparations towards the 2015 election, the PDP set up contact and mobilisation committees across the six geo- political zones and I was appointed the chairman of the South-South mobilisation committee,” he said.
Mr. Odili said he utilised the money for the purpose for which it was meant for.
He said, “This amount was subsequently disbursed to the relevant party members from the zone for the assignment given by the party.
The former governor said for the “purpose of emphasis” he had “no dealings with the former NSA, neither did I collect any money from Yuguda. I challenge anyone who has any contrary evidence to produce it”.
He stressed, “I decided to personally sign this rebuttal because over the years, I had ignored various spurious and patently false reports against me because I knew that at the fullness of time, the truth would surely prevail.


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What else don’t we know about Neil Gorsuch?
Iowans are speaking out, and wondering what else they don’t know about Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch after accusations of past plagiarism were revealed in recent days. This type of background information would normally be unearthed during the Judiciary Committee hearing, but Senator Chuck Grassley has also received criticism for holding hearings that have been described as a cakewalk, with the Senator himself asking softball questions.
The United States Senate is expected to vote on the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch by the end of the week, after the Judiciary Committee moved his nomination forward on a party line vote Monday.

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MISP: Multi-Annual Integrated Statistical Programme Johan Selenius. Why MISP. Set directions and priorities Meet new needs Ask and allocate resources Co-ordinate activities Plan changes Improve management and decision-making Increase credibility and efficiency Lower risks. MISP:.
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Annual Report: 2008/09 -Presentation to the select committee on labour & public enterprises 04 november 2009. annual report: 2008/09. overall responsibility director general: jimmy manyi. programmes / branches of the dol 2.
SMILE : An Inside Look at an Innovative Peer Mentoring Program at a Multi-campus College -. 27 th annual conference on the first-year experience ~ san francisco february 2008. margie bader, program coordinator sheryl minnett, smile faculty.
Module III: Profiling Health Care Providers – A Multi-level Model Application -Francesca dominici & michael griswold. module iii: profiling health care providers – a multi-level model application. outline. what is profiling?

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Kings Of NY Black Noir Flowers Roses Printed Bucket Hat provides most of the ingredients with an amazing cheap price of 19.99$ which is a bargain. It owns a multitude properties including Black, Printed, flowers and Bucket.
Kings "Black Noir" Bucket Hat Kings a lifestyle brand only online. #kingsofny.

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I realized today that I haven’t posted a Thrifty Thursday in over a month! To tell the truth, we hadn’t really been doing much thrift shopping or estate sale-ing with the holidays and everything, and when we did we weren’t finding much worth picking up. I’m happy to report that last weekend we managed to break out of our slump! We went to one really awesome estate sale, some thrifting, and we picked up some things at an antique store in town that’s closing (everything was marked 50% off!).
We found a lot of really cool paper goods at the estate sale too. This cowboy book and Bozo sticker book were from there, as well as the cool illustrations in the top picture. I think they were $1 each. Phillip found the blow-up Dino at the antique store clearance.
This carousel mobile is so cute! It’s still intact in the book. We also found these vintage Easter cutouts that will be perfect for the antique space in about a month or so. We actually found so much great stuff at the first estate sale that we decided to call it a day after that one instead of moving on to check out the rest of them. That never happens!
We were surprised last week to see that one of the few antique stores in Santa Maria was going out of business. It was kind of a bummer to see it close, but we decided to check out the 50% off sale to see if there was anything we liked. I found another Dream Pets deer for about $6 and this pretty pink Bauer casserole dish. The ceramic fish was from the estate sale ($4) and we think it was a toothpick holder.
I also managed to pick up some vintage patterns! I’m keeping the tie one in case I end up making one for Phillip for the wedding, but I think I’ll be listing the rest in my Etsy shop.
Along with this cute pink trash can, which is now in my sewing room!
All in all, it was a very fruitful weekend! How did you fare at the thrifts/sales this week?
As usual, I’ll be linking up at A Living Space, Sir Thrift A Lot, and Joyful Treasure Hunting, so head on over and check out what everyone found this time around! By the way, does anyone have suggestions for some other fun thrifty link ups?

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The Canton Museum of Art’s event “Cleveland to Canton” aims to introduce families to the wealth of offerings available to them in the region. Organizations such as the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, William McKinley Presidential Library and Museum, Massillon Museum, Canton Palace Theatre, Canton Ballet, Just Imagine Gallery and Stark County Library will be on hand.
Local small businesses will be on hand too, many with hands-on activities for those in attendance. Just Imagine Gallery will be doing live painting demos, Cleveland Street Glass will show how broken windshields can be transformed into wearable art, and the Canton Ceramics Guild will be overseeing make-and-take clay art, one of several such stations. Guests will also be offering Malley’s Chocolates samples, jam and jelly samples from Cleveland’s the Home Pantry, and hot chocolate and coffee from the Carpe Diem Coffee Show.
All the regular exhibits will be open for browsing and in the exhibit Continuum: Art of the Cleveland School and Beyond, some of the artists will be hanging out by their work to talk about it informally and answer questions.

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How can I change my Surftown password?
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How do I login if I have forgot my password?

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This paper describes the design and implementation of a student developed online textbook for a educational foundations course. Data analysis is included to indicate current student perceptions of the process and how those perceptions are different from students who took the same class while using a traditional textbook.
O'Shea, P., Curry-Corcoran, D., Baker, P., Allen, D. & Allen, D. (2007). A Student-written WikiText for a Foundations Course in Education. In R. Carlsen, K. McFerrin, J. Price, R. Weber & D. Willis (Eds.), Proceedings of SITE 2007--Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference (pp. 2246-2253). San Antonio, Texas, USA: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE). Retrieved April 22, 2019 from https://www.learntechlib.org/primary/p/24923/.


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Nikon D7000 16.2MP DX-Format CMOS Digital SLR – Nikon has released the D7000 mid-level digital SLR. Housed in an exceedingly magnesium alloy body, the feature-rich camera incorporates a 16.2Mp CMOS sensor, faster ‘Expeed 2’-branded processor, 921k dot 3.0″ LCD and may record 1080p full HD movies. It options the company’s latest 39-point AF system with 3D tracking and 2,016 pixel RGB metering sensor.
Meet the new Nikon D7000, a camera able to go wherever your photography or cinematography takes you. expertise gorgeous pictures with sharp resolution and sleek tonal gradation, due to the sixteen megapixel DX-format CMOS image sensor and a robust EXPEED two image processing engine. cash in of its wide ISO vary of a 100 to 6400 (expandable to 25,600) and its incredibly low levels of noise. Expect your pictures tack-sharp and accurately exposed, due to the camera’s 39-point AF and Scene Recognition System employing a 2,016-pixel RGB matrix metering sensor. And with an approx. 0.052-second unharness time lag and approx. half dozen frames-per-second shooting, you will not miss a flash.


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Hi, I had my baby on 6th May 2004. Ever since I gave birth I have had a swollen tongue?? I was just wondering what this is caused from? I am br___tfeeding & do get very thristy. But my tongue is still swollen - it almost feels too big for my mouth.
Talk to your doctor about this. Make sure that when you sit down to nurse you have a gla__s of water with you. It is very important to stay hydrated. Drink lots of water, and stay away from soda and artificial sweeteners.

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Home Repair Program from Community One on Vimeo.
There’s no shortage of people in our community who are in need of help with maintaining their homes. Aging, disabled, single-parent and low-income homeowners often need help with routine repairs and maintenance to keep their homes in good condition, but simply cannot perform the work themselves or afford to hire a contractor to complete the work.
Conversely, experience shows that there’s also no shortage of people who would willingly help if they just knew how. What’s often missing is the connection between the two. Our project-based website fills the gap by connecting people in need with volunteers and resources.
We serve homeowners with a genuine need for help, who are unable to perform or pay for the repairs themselves, and who are willing to receive assistance from community volunteers.
Typical projects include exterior painting and repairs to roofs, flooring, plumbing, electrical, doors, windows, porches, steps and railings, gutters, siding and more.
People come to us with needs and we connect them with volunteers and resources to meet the need, preferably at no cost or very low cost to the homeowner.


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Spicy, flavourful, fresh - this is the perfect Mexican-style dish for a delicious lunch or light dinner.
1. Blitz together all ingredients in a food processor and reserve.
2. Saute the onion and garlic until translucent and slightly golden.
3. Add creamed corn, almond milk, water and stock and cook for 15 mins on medium, until the flavours have intensified. Stir in lime rind and cook for a further five minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Serve in bowls with warmed bread, a dollop of sauce and a sprinkling of spring onions and coriander. Enjoy!

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* the story of the world’s biggest ocean liner ever!
A huge ocean liner. A sea full of icebergs.
Little Pip-Squeak is the lookout on the “S.S.” Gigantic, and it’s his job to make sure that the largest ship in the world crosses the Atlantic safely. Is he big enough for the job?
In this hilarious tale of titanic proportions, Peter Selgin proves that size isn’t everything.

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I love Montenegro Vacation and Travel Photos. Holiday Screensaver with fantastic Photos of Montenegro. Images of Mountains, long sandy Beaches, historic House, unspoilt Nature and Shots from Cities like Kotor, Budva and Ulcinj.
Happy Bunny and Easter Egg, isn't it so cute? Easter day holiday is funny with Easter 3D Screensaver, a fun colored eggs and lots of colorful decorations with music playing in the background. Enjoy yourself and let Easter Screensaver makes you happy.
Snowflake draws up ornament on your screen. Decorate your screen with white snowflakes and ornaments from snow. Create a Christmas atmosphere with ornament from whites snowflakes on your desktop.
Get enchanted with the beautiful new year sun rising in the distance, a real video of the ocean waves, spreading message of peace and achievements. Get this animated screensaver on your desktop to welcome a Happy New Year.
Christmas is coming! Are you ready? Decorate your desktop with Free Santa Track screensaver. Enjoy a winter wonderland and meet Santa Claus to receive their Christmas presents. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
This May we wanted to honor the sacrifices that our military personal have made over the centuries with this free Memorial Day screensaver.
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We held our first GALA Plein Air camping trip hosted at the home of Doreen LaScolla’s niece in the Berkshires. Eight artists came and pitched tents for the weekend. We had a cook-out, music by the fire, and some fireworks, and we even fit in some painting. On Friday night I did a quick sketch of a part of our “campground.” I got something wrong and the SUV on the left ending up looking like a Metro.
On Saturday most everybody went to a waterfall to paint (and produced a lot of nice paintings), but I headed up to a place called Bog Pond. I set up on the dike between the road and the pond, and in between all the Canada Goose droppings. It was a warm and sunny day and I regretted not remembering to bring a hat. A few fishermen and women came and went while I was there. None of them seemed to have any luck. I came away with this painting and a sunburned neck.
On Sunday morning a bunch of us descended upon an old ramshackle farm belonging to an uncle of our host. There were fields and horses, crooked buildings and old rusting cars and tractors. It was too bad we only had time to draw one scene, but we took a lot of photos of what we didn’t have time to paint. The scene I chose had me sitting right out in the open sun and it was about the hottest day of the summer. Already with a bit of a burn from yesterday, I used an old tee shirt to tie a bandana around my head and draped a towel over my legs. The old gray buildings baking in the sun cried out to me for a scratchboard, so that’s what I tried. The result is below. I had to get a break from the sun and head home before I finished it, but it looks promising. Many thanks to Tarryn and Pete for hosting us and to Doreen for coordinating everything. We hope to do it again next year.


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Welcome to the Exeter School web site: I hope that it will give you a flavour of the school that we enjoy, the values and activities that we prize and the variety of opportunities that we offer. There is no typical Exeter School boy or girl: we celebrate the fact that our children's characters, talents and interests span a wide range. Great care is taken in selecting our staff: those who work with our young people are known for their ability, enthusiasm and positive approach. Providing value for money is central to our ethos and we aim to develop our facilities annually.
I am immensely proud of our community's spirit and the strong sense of co-operation between pupils, parents and staff. Each year on Speech Day I review the past twelve months and I tend to conclude with the same expression: "At Exeter School we will keep trying to do everything well, with a smile on our faces". I think that says it all. Do come and see the school for yourself.
Exeter School is a member of The Headmasters' & Headmistresses' Conference, the Independent Association of Prep Schools, and the Forum of Independent Day Schools.
The Sunday Times named Exeter School ‘South-West Independent Secondary School of the Year’ in 2018.
Our latest prospectus is available. Why not request a copy?


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Get your business moving forward. We offer a range of services which can help your business operate more effectively and efficiently.
We can help you establish effective and efficient systems to keep your business on track and meeting the legal requirements.
Useful examples and advice on how to run your business. Free for you to use and learn from.
Frequently asked questions about accounting and business in general.
Some of our local partners and other frequently accessed sites.
Advice on how to best incorporate software into your business. See which accounting packages we recommend and use.
Find out who we are, what we value and where we have come from.
Meet the team at Savage and Savage.
Learn what Nelson means to us and why we love doing business in the best region in the world.
Local organisations we support in our community.
Savage & Savage Chartered Accountants Savage & Savage Chartered Accountants shared a post.
You can own a piece of 2018 Nelson Arts Festival history, and support a great organisation at the same time.
Because when you book a ginormous theatre you can't start advertising early enough! Hey Nelson, tell all your buddies.

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This is the 2nd battalion of the Hungarian Regiment Haller, with flags from the 1740's. The first battalion you saw back in September 2012 and that now completes the 10 battalions of Austrian infantry for 'Phase One' of these WAS/SYW armies. In August 2011 I posted pictures of 5 squadrons of a dragoon regiment - Sachsen-Gotha - and I have now bought more figures to add to the cavalry. One more regular squadron to add to this regiment plus a squadron of Horse Grenadiers as well 7 more squadrons for a new regiment. That will give me 14 squadrons of cavalry. After that I'll shift emphasis to the Prussian army.
My new wargames table is ready too. I've shrunk down to 6' x 15' which is still a respectable size. I've also ordered a new backdrop from the US so I'll be able to photograph against a scenic background of forested hills and blue skies. More on that soon. Next week it is back to 25mm SYW French cavalry.


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Our curriculum is organised in a way that challenges, inspires and stimulates our children. Children have access to an exciting and aspirational curriculum and throughout their time in the school will encounter experiences that enable them to engage with the values and Christian ethos that are at the heart of our school.
We provide links between different areas of learning and ensure that children develop personal values, attitudes and qualities which enable them to become life-long learners. We promote individual responsibility, determination and resilience alongside spiritual, moral, social and cultural education.
The broad and balanced curriculum, enhanced by a range of trips, visitors, music, sports and art events is designed to give children opportunities to become independent and engaged learners. A wide range of extra-curricular activities are planned to provide children with ample opportunities to learn and succeed, whatever their passion, skills and interests.
Our Curriculum Provision Maps outline the work that we provide for our children; the detail of the plans may change as teachers respond to learning needs and the interests of the children in their class.
Subject Leaders act as advisors and provide a support network for staff in the implementation of the curriculum. Resources are constantly monitored in order to ensure both provision and diversity of approach.
Our curriculum is shared with parents via curriculum meetings, the curriculum maps can be found here on our website.
The children in Reception follow a curriculum that adheres to the statutory EYFS guidance. Details of the curriculum can be found here, on the Reception class page.
If you require any further information regarding our curriculum, please do not hesitate to speak to your child's classteacher or Mr Edwards-Grundy.


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Every now and then people stumble into a wrong relationship. While people may not know how important their relationships can be to their mental and physical well-being, we all deserve to be happy. And through this requirement of being around the people that makes us feel great, we have to know the borderline between a terrible relationship and a wonderful one. Yes, you will be happier if you can identify what sort of relationship makes you happy and why it is important to let go of the wrong ones.
I have had my tears and wounds from a bad relationship. It is hard getting out if you find yourself stuck in it. You feel you have so much invested in the relationship and walking away from it may not be the right decision. It takes some responsibility and self-awareness for you to realize that walking away from a bad relationship could be the best choice you have. This is what I learned when I made this decision.
A wrong relationship never offers you the space or the opportunity to grow. You are stressed and tortured. And being in such a relationship doesn’t help you appreciate your true being or discover more interesting areas you may be good at. In my own experience I believed letting go, although not easy, afforded me the opportunity to learn and evolve into becoming a happier and more loving person.
You should not allow a relationship to make you so bitter and sad that you cannot recognize the elements of gladness that exists in your world.
Being in a wrong relationship can be an ugly reality and one we do not want to admit to. You hope and yearn that the other person changes and perhaps sees things from your own view. But sticking it out and having such hope just keeps one engaged and imprisoned. Getting out of a wrong relationship makes you more in charge and responsible of your own emotions. You realize that it is not the other person you should change because you really can’t change someone else. You have to know what is right and be responsible for yourself!
Everyone deserves to be happy. There is no reason for someone to cling on to pain. Life is too short to be in a relationship that makes one hurt or unhappy. You have to be happy and the best way to attain that is to let go.
The truth is that there is someone out there who is looking for somebody just like you. If you are caged in a wrong relationship it will be hard for you to be with someone who will respect and appreciate you for who you are.
You have to give yourself the permission to live life fully and experience the freedom of the wonderful gifts that come from being in a loving and healthy relationship. You do not need someone who tries to control your every move or who doesn’t allow you to be who you are.
You do not need to adjust yourself to someone else’s standard. Such can demean and hurt your self-esteem. Leaving a wrong relationship offers you the chance to appreciate who you are. When I was in the wrong relationship I tried adjusting myself to the other person’s expectation of me. But it was a simple waste of time. People have to learn to love you and be comfortable with being around you. any relationship that falls short of that is certainly not right for you.


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Between 10–30% of individuals with TS develop primary hypothyroidism, Hashimoto thyroiditis. Levels should be measured at the time of diagnosis and at intervals of 1–2 years thereafter.
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis (also called autoimmune or chronic lymphocytic thyroiditis) is the most common thyroid disease in the United States. It is an inherited condition that affects over 10 million Americans and is about seven times more common in women than in men.
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is characterized by the production of immune cells and autoantibodies by the body’s immune system that can damage thyroid cells and compromise their ability to make thyroid hormone. Hypothyroidism occurs if the amount of thyroid hormone which can be produced is not enough for the body’s needs. The thyroid gland may also enlarge, forming a goiter.
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis results from a malfunction in the immune system. When working properly, the immune system is designed to protect the body against invaders such as bacteria, viruses and other foreign substances. The immune system of someone with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis mistakenly recognizes normal thyroid cells as foreign tissue, and it produces antibodies that may destroy these cells. Although various environmental factors have been studied, none have been positively proven to be the cause of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis.
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis may not cause symptoms for many years and may remain undiagnosed until an enlarged thyroid gland or abnormal blood tests are discovered as part of a routine examination. When symptoms do develop, they are either related to local pressure in the neck caused by the goiter itself or to the low levels of thyroid hormone.
The first sign of this disease may be painless swelling in the lower front of the neck. This enlargement may eventually become easily visible. It may be associated with an uncomfortable pressure sensation in the lower neck, and this pressure on surrounding structures may cause additional symptoms, including difficulty swallowing.
The thyroid enlargement and/or hypothyroidism caused by Hashimoto’s thyroiditis progresses in many patients, causing a slow worsening of symptoms. Therefore, patients should be recognized and adequately treated with thyroid hormone. Optimal treatment with thyroid hormone will eliminate any symptoms due to thyroid hormone deficiency, usually prevent further thyroid enlargement, and may sometimes cause shrinkage of an enlarged thyroid gland.
A physician experienced in the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease can detect a goiter due to Hashimoto’s thyroiditis by performing a physical examination and can recognize hypothyroidism by identifying characteristic symptoms, finding typical physical signs and performing appropriate laboratory tests.
Antithyroid Antibodies-Testing for increased antithyroid antibodies provides the most specific laboratory evidence of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, but the antibodies are not present in all cases.
TSH (Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone or Thyrotropin) Test – Increased TSH level in the blood is the most accurate indicator of hypothyroidism. TSH is produced by another gland, the pituitary, which is located behind the nose at the base of the brain. The level of TSH rises dramatically when the thyroid gland even slightly underproduces thyroid hormone. So, in patients with normal pituitary function, a normal level of TSH reliably excludes hypothyroidism.
Free thyroxine estimate – the active portion of all of the thyroxine circulating in the blood. A low level of free thyroxine is consistent with thyroid hormone deficiency. However, free thyroxine values in the “normal range” may actually represent thyroid hormone deficiency in a particular patient, since a high level of TSH stimulation may keep the free thyroxine levels “within normal limits” for many years.
Fine-needle aspiration of the thyroid – usually not necessary for most patients with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, but a good way to diagnose difficult cases and a necessary procedure if a thyroid nodule is also present.
For patients with thyroid enlargement (goiter) or hypothyroidism, thyroid hormone therapy is clearly needed, since proper dosage corrects any symptoms due to thyroid hormone deficiency and may decrease the goiter’s size. Treatment generally consists of taking a single daily tablet of levothyroxine. Older patients who may have underlying heart disease are usually started on a low dose and gradually increased, while younger, healthy patients can be started on full replacement doses at once.
While you may improve in many ways within a week, the full impact of thyroid medicine may take quite some time. For example, skin changes may take up to 3-6 months to resolve. Because of the generally permanent and often progressive nature of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, it is usually necessary to treat it throughout one’s lifetime and to realize that dosage of medicine required may have to be adjusted from time to time.
Optimal adjustment of thyroid hormone dosage, guided by laboratory tests rather than symptoms alone, is critical, since the body is very sensitive to even small changes in thyroid hormone levels. Levothyroxine tablets come in 12 different strengths, and it is essential to take them in a consistent manner every day. If the dose is not adequate, the thyroid gland may continue to enlarge and symptoms of hypothyroidism will persist. This may be associated with increased serum cholesterol levels, possibly increasing the risk for atherosclerosis and heart disease. If the dose is too strong, it can cause symptoms of hyperthyroidism, creating excessive strain on the heart and an increased risk of developing osteoporosis.


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First released in 1997, Inventing the Abbotts is a small town, romantic melodrama about two families in the 1950s. One family is poor. One family is rich. As you can probably guess, each is fated to determine the destiny of the other.
Decades ago, Lloyd Abbott (Will Patton) and Holt were business partners. However, after Lloyd had an affair with Holt’s wife (Kathy Baker), their friendship ended. Lloyd eventually becomes the richest man in town and has three beautiful daughters: dutiful Alice (Joanna Going), wild Eleanor (Jennifer Connelly), and virginal Pam (Liv Tyler). Holt is long since dead and his two sons, Jacey (Billy Crudup) and Doug (Joaquin Phoenix) live next door to the Abbotts. While the bitter Jacey is obsessed with the Abbott family and ends up pursuing both Eleanor and the married Alice, Doug claims not to care about the Abbotts. However, despite his claimed indifference, Doug soon finds himself falling in love with Pam. Will Doug and Pam be together or will Lloyd succeed in keeping them apart?
To be honest, Inventing the Abbotts is not a particularly good film. It moves way too slowly, Doug and Jacey frequently swtich personalities whenever the plot demands it, the story is way too predictable, the voice over narration is way too obvious, and Jennifer Connelly’s character leaves the film way too early. This is one of those films that is determined to make sue that you never forget that it’s taking place in the 50s and you can be sure that every cliché that you associate with that decade will pop up at least once. There are a few scenes that could have been easily been replaced with a picture of Joaquin Phoenix holding a sign reading, “It’s the 50s,” without causing us to miss out on any important information.
And yet, I still liked Inventing the Abbotts. I think it really comes down to the fact that I’m the youngest of four sisters and therefore, I have a weakness for movies about sisters. And the sisters in Inventing the Abbotts are all perfectly cast and believable as siblings so, for me, the movie was redeemed because of the number of scenes to which anyone who is a sister or who has a sister will be able to relate.
As such, despite its flaws, Inventing the Abbotts is definitely a guilty pleasure for me.
Of course, it’s way too early for me or anyone else to try to predict who and what will be nominated for an Academy Award in 2015. However, that’s not stopping me from trying to do so on a monthly basis!
Below are my updated predictions for May.
You can read my predictions for April here and my March predictions here.
I’ve dropped Get On Up from my list of best picture nominees, mostly because the film’s trailer is just too bland. As for some of the other films that some of my fellow bloggers are predicting will be contenders: The Grand Budapest Hotel may very well deserve a nomination but it may have come out too early in the year. Gone Girl may be too much of a genre piece while Inherent Vice may not be enough of one. Big Eyes would theoretically benefit from the fact that both Christoph Waltz and Amy Adams would appear to be perfectly cast but, after his last few live action films, I don’t have much faith in Tim Burton. As for Into The Woods, my instinct says that Rob Marshall’s latest musical film adaptation is going to have more in common with Nine than with Chicago.
No changes here. I nearly dropped Angelina Jolie from the list, just because she’s being so aggressively hyped and early hype always seems to lead to later disappointment. If I had dropped her, I would have replaced her with Christopher Nolan for Interstellar.
I dropped Chadwick Boseman from my list of predictions, again based on the blandness of the trailer for Get On Up. I also moved Ralph Fiennes down to best supporting actor. In their place: Joaquin Phoenix and Christoph Waltz.
I dropped Jessica Chastain from the list and replaced her with Michelle Williams. Why? There’s really no big reason, beyond the fact that I know more about the role Williams is playing in Suite francaise than I do about the role Chastain is playing in A Most Violent Year. If The Fault In Our Stars was being released in October (as opposed to next month), I would have probably found room for Shailene Woodley on this list.
I dropped both Robert Duvall and Channing Tatum from this list, largely because I don’t know enough about Duvall’s character in The Judge and because I have a feeling that, when it comes to Foxcatcher, the Academy will either nominate Ruffalo or Tatum but not both of them. My first replacement is Martin Sheen for Trash, largely because Sheen has never been nominated for an Oscar and the role of an activist priest seems to be perfect for him. My second replacement is Ralph Fiennes for The Grand Budapest Hotel. Originally, I was predicting Fiennes would get a best actor nod but — as is explained in this article over at AwardsWatch — a pretty good case can be made for Fiennes getting a supporting nod instead.
Literally minutes before clicking publish on this post, I also decided to remove Christopher Walken and replace him with Ethan Hawke. With three nominations already — one for acting and two for writing — Hawke seems to be popular with Academy voters and he always seems to do his best work for Richard Linklater.
Two changes: I dropped Amy Ryan and replaced her with Kristen Scott Thomas. Again, it’s mostly just because I know more about the role Scott Thomas is playing than I do about Ryan’s role. I also, shortly before posting this, decided to remove Kiera Knightley and replace her with Patricia Arquette for Boyhood.
So, those are my predictions for this month! Agree? Disagree? Please feel free to let me know in the comments section below.
Following the release of two intriguingly vague teasers, the official trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson’s upcoming film, The Master, has been released!
There’s not another film coming out this fall that I’m looking forward to seeing as much as The Master. And that’s saying something, considering that the fall is also going to see the release of The Hobbit and Django Unchained.
I’ll just let the trailer speak for itself.

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March 15, 2011, 7 p.m. – March 15, 2011, 9 p.m.
In this excellent introduction to StarCraft 2, Day covers the mental attitude, the social aspect of eSports, and suggests playing regimens that may be useful for new players to really get into the game. He focuses on having fun and making Starcraft 2 a part of your life, with some play schedules offered for players in the lower leagues.
If you have StarCraft 2 and haven't been able to get into playing it, or if you beat the campaign but haven't played multiplayer games, or if you wish you played more but end up watching other people play instead, this is the Daily for you! I talk about how to get into the game by focusing on having fun.

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For 10 years Caroline has been crewing for CA members, making great friends along the way and often sailing with them three to four years running. This talk will cover her two most memorable trips, from manoeuvring through shifting pack ice in Svalbard to dodging unlit fishing boats with huge bamboo structures in Indonesia, as well as the many trips to the Baltic and the Med. The joys of arriving in new destinations and exploring inland. The wonderful opportunity to sail so many different boats and learn about different rigging layouts. The challenges and rewards of sailing with people you don’t know and how to make the crew as successful a combination as possible. The Crewing Service gives skippers the chance to sail further and for longer if their regular crew are not available, and gives those without a boat the opportunity to build on their sailing experiences and just enjoy being on the water.
Date: Wednesday 13 February. Lectures and talks start promptly at 1900 hrs.
Booking: To book places on any lecture, and to indicate whether you’ll be ordering food, click on [Book Events Online]. Please pay on the door as usual. Any problems with the booking system, call or email Jeremy on 020 7537 28288/reception@theca.org.uk. Tickets are: £4 for members and £7 for non-members. Season tickets are available at £20 for the seven lectures from 6 February to 20 March. Please note that the season ticket price excludes the Hanson Lecture which must be booked separately.


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A long-time healthcare entrepreneur, Mr. Shields’ first venture was in the nursing home field. He then led the creation of kidney dialysis centers, MRI & PET/CT service lines, medical office space and cancer radiation therapy centers.
For more than 30 years, the Shields family, through the Shields Health Care Group, has been investing in people-centered enterprises – medical, charitable, social service and recreational – that promote the health of individuals and the well-being of the many communities we serve. The success of the company and Shields’ many partners has been based upon several key strengths: strategic planning, market knowledge, management expertise, clinical excellence and Gold Standard service and implementation.
As CEO, Tom’s leadership was evident through his commitment to providing quality medical services with the patient’s dignity, comfort, and peace of mind as paramount considerations.


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In the spring of 1989, Jeffrey Jury bought a Car and Driver magazine in an airport with an MX-5 Miata on the cover. After reading the story on the plane, he drove directly from the airport to the local Mazda dealer.
To this day, Jury still has that original magazine that inspired him to test drive and ultimately purchase his MX-5. “I still get a smile on my face every time I get behind the wheel,” Jury explained. And with more than 400,000 miles driven across three MX-5s, that’s a lot of smiles.
Jury loves how the car feels when he drives. During his first few drives, he remembers thinking how wonderful and perfectly balanced the car was.
It didn’t take long for Jury to feel a desire to spread his love of the MX-5 to other people.
Jury sent him a note and learned that he wasn’t the only one interested in starting a club in his area. Another woman had already secured the charter and had been in touch with one other man who happened to be the president of the local Volvo club.
“We got together in the fall of 1989 and held our first event in May of 1990,” Jury said. “At this event, I was elected president.” This club became the Delaware Valley Miata Club, and grew to be one of the largest Miata club in the U.S.
Over the years, Jury has been able to create and engage in numerous experiences that have helped him build lifelong memories and friendships with fellow MX-5 enthusiasts. He also served as one of the first moderators on Miata.net.
The club’s 2nd Club president, Brad Kravitz and Jury, began organizing and running a high performance driving school where they put an experienced instructor in every MX-5 with every driver and taught drivers about the joy of the MX-5 on the track.

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Credit : Image by Lauren Solomon, Broad Communications. Micrograph courtesy of Nephron, Wikimedia Commons.
Researchers used single-cell genomic analysis to look at the individual cells at work in oligodendroglioma, a relatively slow-growing but incurable form of brain cancer.
A new study of oligodendroglioma at single-cell resolution suggests that stem cells may drive cancer proliferation.
A new study from researchers at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital used a single-cell genomics approach to look at the individual cells at work in oligodendroglioma, a relatively slow-growing but incurable form of brain cancer. The study, which was published this week in Nature, identified the presence of cancer stem cells for the first time in these tumors and suggested they may play a key role in their growth.
Previous work had suggested that stem-like cells could be responsible for the aggressiveness of some brain tumors, such as glioblastoma. However, more evidence was needed, especially in tumors early in their development. This led to the team’s work in oligodendroglioma: to get a better picture of the complexion and hierarchy of the cells at work in this type of cancer, the team used single-cell RNA sequencing methods pioneered at the Broad to analyze gene expression in over 4,000 cells from six patient tumors.
The study revealed that a subpopulation of these cells did, indeed, possess neural stem cell gene expression signatures, while the majority of cancer cells followed patterns associated with maturation and differentiation. Additionally, the team found that the stem cells accounted for almost all of the proliferating cancer cells in these tumors. Importantly, the authors observed that the same stem cells and differentiated cells were found in cells with different genetic mutations in these tumors, with stem cells fueling tumor growth in each case. This could mean that targeting these cancer stem cells may help inhibit tumor growth.
This work was led by co-senior authors Mario Suvà, an associate member at the Broad Institute and assistant professor of pathology at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and Broad core institute member Aviv Regev, director of the Klarman Cell Observatory and Cell Circuits Program at Broad Institute. Itay Tirosh and Andrew Venteicher, researchers in the Regev and Suvà labs, respectively, were co-first authors.
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Back in the 70s, the Teutonic tunesmiths Kraftwerk dreamt of a future where musical instruments would be built into our clothes!
Well, stand back - the future has arrived! Introducing the Piano Sounds T-shirt - the shirt with a real inbuilt keyboard!


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While HELP staff, students and infrastructure were spared as Hurricane Matthew veered westward before it hit Haiti on Tuesday, many of you have by now seen pictures of the devastation that the storm brought to southwestern Haiti. We have several students and staff from that area and at least one staff member’s family home was destroyed.
HELP students are mobilizing to provide relief to the communities in the South. Jeremie native Nepthaly PIERRE-LOUIS (HELP class of ’17) will be bringing food and other supplies to the Grand’Anse tomorrow with The Association of University Students of the Grand’Anse. HELP has donated $500 to this effort and HELP staff have raised an additional $100. Other students will be heading to their hometowns in the south and southwest. Please follow our Facebook page for updates.
If you are interested in supporting grassroots hurricane efforts like this, please consider donating. Please note “hurricane relief” with the donation and we will put it towards the efforts our students are leading.
Here is a non-exhaustive list of other organizations we can recommend, with a history and presence in the areas hardest hit.
Thank you for keeping Haiti and Haitians in your thoughts and prayers.


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Chestnut Cottage is an outstanding retreat situated in a quaint friendly location with stunning views. The home away from home was well equipped with all the necessities. The cottage is very cosy and was exceptionally clean. It served us as a great to and from for accessing all the things we planned to do during our visit to the Lake District. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and can’t wait to go back!
The home away from home was well equipped with all the necessities. The cottage is very cosy and was exceptionally clean. It served us as a great to and from for accessing all the things we planned to do during our visit to the Lake District. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and can’t wait to go back!
Chestnut Cottage is a charming 18th Century cottage formally home to local fisherman.
Nestled in a coastal location it is situated on the outskirts of Grange-over-Sands, approximately 10 minutes drive from the village of Cartmel.
This cottage oozes a sense of charm, filled with cosy interiors, making a perfect getaway for a couple looking to explore the area.
Upon entering the property, you are welcomed to a cosy sitting area, featuring a warming woodburning fire and a comfortable sofa, perfect for unwinding of an evening.
As you walk through this space you will discover the well-appointed kitchen with breakfast bar, filled with all the necessities you will need to rustle up a home-cooked meal.
Follow the carpeted staircase up to discover the nicely decorated bedroom, with carefully selected interiors to complement the breath-taking views of the bay across to Arnside Knott.
Next is the spacious bathroom which has been styled with a fresh and elegant design, posing a bath with shower over, basin and WC.
Additionally, within the bathroom is the access to an upstairs utility room, housing a washing machine.
To the side of the property, you will find a private hot tub, perfect for relaxing in both day or night, looking across the bay or gazing up at the stars.
Outside, the cottage homes a charming garden and patio area to the front to further appreciate the views.
The local pub and shop can be located within a 5-minute drive into the village of Grange-over-Sands.
Within this town you will discover a number of cafes with outdoor seating to watch the world go by, as well as several fine-dining restaurants to enjoy whilst visiting the area.
For a taste of the area’s history, you can visit Levens Hall and Gardens and Holker Hall and Gardens, both located within a 20-minute drive.
Other activities around the area of Grange-over-Sands may include visiting the lakeshore park of Fell Foot or taking a Windermere Lake Cruise.
Chestnut Cottage is a charming cottage, set within an idyllic location, perfect for a romantic retreat for two.
Two-storey cottage. 1 x kingsize double bedroom. Upstairs bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with breakfast bar. Sitting room with woodburning fire. Upstairs utility.
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I feel duly robbed for having been brave and suggesting a 3-1 victory we have a perfectly good goal ruled out in a majestic first half performance that would have seen me rewarded. The more annoying thing was that the same official also waved his flag to suggest to Martin Atkinson that Jermain Defoe should be red carded for taking out James Collins with an elbow.
Collins must have thought he was concussed when he got to his feet for he could not believe that JD had been shown a straight red card. Let’s understand what happened here. Tall strapping centre back who most West Ham fans would still have in their back four flattened by the little bloke who it was rumoured won a header early on in his career – I think it was at Charlton. Standing side by side Collins might be forgiven for mistaking JD as his mascot for the afternoon. Unfortunately one of the truly ridiculous decisions that seem to get made more and more often these days by officials panicking to get decent scores from their panel.
What could have destroyed Spurs chances actually upped the performance level and the first half concluded with a session of keep ball that bordered on the astonishing and reminded me of the 1981 second half cup performance at Chelsea. This had everything but the goals but the ease with which we held the ball was an absolute joy to watch. Now Villa are not a side to set the Premier League on fire this season and even I was surprised at their starting midfield quartet but all we can do is play against that what is put in front of us and that is what we did.
We all know what Bale, Van Der Vaart, Modric and Lennon can do and recently we’ve learnt what Palacios cannot. But at Villa Park Wilson sprung back into life and played out of his skin nearly scoring as Friedel made a super save which the officials deemed to be a goal kick. It was as if Billy had had his boots returned in Roy of the Rovers.
With the exception of a somewhat subdued Bale our outfield first half performance was astounding with a top draw goal to show for our efforts. Modric saw a cross field channel and hit a fantastic pass from left to right which Hutton picked up before sending a low cross across the six yard line which Van Der Vaart nipped off Defoe’s toe passing it into the corner of the net.
It was Van Der Vaart who was running the show. Dropping deep to take the ball, linking well with Modric and Palacios and releasing Defoe into shooting opportunities. When he plays like this it is difficult to stop the team and impossible to mark all our men. Bale may well have run out of room a couple of times and struggled to cause his normal devastation but with our other weapons we can afford a quiet start from him on occasions.
Our only other doubt was Gomes. Unfortunately he began in the manner he finished at Chelsea and was lucky to not concede an early penalty when punching through Heskey. Soon afterwards a shot from Agbonlahor bounced from his hands ala Drogba and he then spooned the follow up out for what looked like an unnecessary corner. Once more he looks nervous on corners and crosses and possibly in need of a break.
We’ve seen this before from him but I am beginning to doubt whether he has sufficient of what it takes to keep goal for a “top top side.” The difficulties we have seen so far this season have cost us points and then there are the injury breaks which appear do little for the rhythm of the team.
I also felt his positioning for Villa’s consolation goal was inconclusive. The cross from Albrighton was first class and put pressure upon our defence. Collins who was now playing as an attacker was the man most likely to get a head on the ball. For me a defensive head was needed to get to the ball first for if Collins heads it Gomes has no chance. But if, like these crosses do on occasions, the ball eludes everyone the keeper has to give himself a chance to take the ball. He did neither and ends up with an element of blame for the goal.
So having played so well in the first half how did we do in the second? Unsurprisingly Villa made an immediate change and bringing in Petrov helped to turn the half in their favour. Whilst we conceded much possession we continued to play sensibly and also on occasions to play our way out of trouble when a larrup might have been more appropriate. However, this allowed us to score a second goal of exceptional quality as the ball came to Van Der Vaart whose sublime flick allowed Bale to push it on with the outside of the boot and hare off into space.
His cross field pass to Lennon allowed him a chance but he saw Van Der Vaart arriving and a square ball saw him able to guide the ball into the corner. In my Chelsea piece I talked of no one arriving to follow up on the break and this is why Rafa has scored so many. It is a natural part of his game whereas it comes harder to Modric, Huddlestone, Jenas or Palacios. Yes they can do it but not to an 8 chances out of 10.
I should also mention Peter Crouch who came on and replaced Rafa for the last 16 minutes. He did nothing up front but tracked back and marked Collins getting his head on nearly everything that was thrown into the box. As a temporary centre back he did a good jib alongside Dawson and Kaboul who were pretty solid throughout.
So a fine away win that keeps our pressure on the top 4 leaders and it certainly was the Van Der Vaart show. The difference between us with him on the pitch against it with him absent is noticeable such a talisman he has become. What he does for the others is immense, making himself available to take the ball and then give it back to them and his coolness in front of goal is worth a sack load of points.
Defoe was unlucky and will be disappointed that he did not see the game out as he would have fancied a goal from a Rafa pass. Quite how Rafa did not make the Real Madrid side amazes me for in North London we bow to his master’s voice.
And so the enforced winter break came to its conclusion and the Christmas/New Year programme was upon us with four potentially winnable games beginning on Boxing Day at Villa Park. In our last game against Chelsea I felt we missed Van Der Vaart and the second goal he might have offered in our opening first half ascendency.
I might be in the minority but I was pleased the game at Blackpool was postponed. Had that game gone ahead on a hard pitch I feared that Rafa would have limped out again and maybe missed these thick and fast matches over the holiday period. And Rafa is not alone in his return as Kaboul and JJ are also available for selection.
Villa has not had the best of seasons so far. Last year the new defensive pairing of Dunne and Collins were in top form and Villa were tough to beat. This season started badly when they lost their manager and took time to appoint Gerard Houllier. Their camp looks troublesome with press speculation over training methods and new signing Ireland on his way out after a matter of months. So this may well be a good time to play the Villa.
Having SkySports News on in the background on Christmas Morning to see the boys training whilst opening a present or two we surmised how squads felt training on Christmas Morning. At the present time we figured Spurs are enjoying training, being on a decent run in an exciting season with a fairly settled squad, whereas West Ham would probably prefer to stay at home after the torment of the season so far. Therefore it follows that Villa probably fit into the latter thought process with a new boss and some dissension in the camp.
Consequently if we can start brightly and get in behind Villa early on it gives us a chance to get ahead and then hold them off. I think we can accept that it’s unlikely that we will be defensive so to steal the three points we need to get amongst them for they will also have chances.
Gallas will have a test to see if he can make the side and if available gives us a shed load of options across the backline. In my Chelsea preview I had a comment from DavSpurs suggesting that the defensive line up was not the one to win the game. Interestingly he favoured dropping Hutton and Ekotto in favour of Kaboul at right back and Gallas at left back with Dawson and Bassong in the centre.
Dav’s suggestion was based upon us being too attacking and getting caught on the counter. Whilst I don’t expect to see such a starting line up tomorrow it does provide us with opportunity as in the Chelsea game our second goal failed to materialise due to our midfielders being somewhat restrained in their forward movement. But the expanded bench allows such an opportunity for change later in the game.
We’ve generally swapped strikers around – often to no avail away from home – but if we were ahead the chance to defend that lead with a robust group of defenders sitting across the field allowing us the chance to counter sounds pretty good to me.
My other concern is Gomes. After a fantastic penalty save to secure our point you tend to overlook the penalty concession but once again our Brazilian friend got himself involved in the type of controversy that makes you question whether he has the temperament to keep us in the top 4. Great shot stopper but on occasions a nightmare under pressure. For me Cudicini looks a safe pair of hands but has he played enough over recent years to make a spot in a top 4 side his own.
So to a side for the game.
Prediction: Away win 3-1 for Spurs.
It was a slow start yesterday afternoon. The midfield was sluggish, Huddlestone looked out of place in the back four, Villa were pushing on and pressurising Benoit. In fact for a while Pav looked like our best player. Then Heskey showing a turn off pace rarely previously witnessed was able to rob Bassong break into the area and cross for Albrighton to tap home.
They looked strong; we looked weaker but slowly but surely we began to put together a performance that enabled us to get back into the game and then go onto win it. As we know the game after Champions League is fraught with danger and Villa were both lively and capable. Having failed a fitness test Ledley was replaced by Jenas with Tommy dropping into the back four.
I didn’t like him there to be honest. His natural position is midfield and I don’t feel he is good enough in the air to carry it off well. We just about got away with it but JJ put in another strong performance in the midfield. I’ve never been a fan of his but his present form portrays him as a different character. He has been quoted in the national press as suggesting a groin operation has changed what he can do. He should have had the op years ago if that is the case as his eye for an attacking pass has improved beyond understanding. For me he put in another strong performance and linked well with VdV.
Another player who, like JJ, thought his Spurs career was over is Alan Hutton but after his recent performances I’d suggest that he is back to what he showed us as a new signing nearly three years ago. As it stands his position must be quite safe until Kaboul regains his fitness as both look more positive than Charlie who sat on the bench yesterday.
Despite being withdrawn yesterday at half time in what was later described as a “tactical change” Pav had a reasonable first half and as I said earlier looked to be our best player for a period. Yes his free header was not on target and had he headed across the goal Crouch may well have scored and he did nearly challenge VdV just before our equaliser but he was involved in a number of attacks swapping passes with Crouch and others and his perfect cross allowed us to get the equaliser.
What possibly cost him his place is his reluctance to put himself up front. He enjoys playing deeper and playing cross field balls. In many ways as a fresh player against tired legs his style offers more than as a starter but he did have chances to score and the Crouch partnership started to show some understanding.
The interesting thing is that Pav gets the adulation yet Crouch gets plenty of stick as soon as something goes wrong for him. He’s ungainly, not naturally the strongest and without a song but Van Der Vaart likes him. Twice yesterday he headed across the goal for the Dutchman to score and between those opportunities provided another which Rafa really should have scored. I thought Crouchy did well. Collins is a tough opponent but he stuck to the task and offered much to the cause.
In recent months we’ve all been drooling about Bale, and before that Modric. Now we’ve got Van Der Vaart and frankly with the midfield motoring we are going to be a difficult side to stop. I thought Modric had a decent day linking well with his new colleague but he did get caught in possession a couple of times. Bale was quieter but what he did he did in usual fashion and Villa defenders knew not how to handle him.
But without question in four weeks Van Der Vaart has become the leader of the orchestra. He wants the ball, he sees the pass and he has a commodity we’ve not seen for a while at White Hart Lane – Raw Power. There was never any doubt that he wouldn’t score the second it was just whether Freidel went into the net with it. The man even had time to hug an older lady in the crowd after equalising!
The trouble with these players is that they think faster than colleagues. Berbatov was the last but because VdV is playing deeper he puts more of his stamp upon the game. Modric is up to speed and Bale benefits from balls sent into space for him to run at or to him when he is in space but others need an arm to direct where and when to play it. This was another fabulous performance from the Dutchman. As we drove home we questioned whether he was enjoying his new club? He must be we figured; he is in London, he is the main man, his game seems to suit the Premier League, he’s playing every game and scoring for fun and the supporters are loving every minute of him.
What more could we want? Maybe the lady’s seat to share in the goal celebrations!
Before the game I’d been suggesting, along with others, that 4-5-1 was not working. In the week we went 4-4-2 to good effect and started this game in similar formation. With the introduction of Lennon were we 4-4-1-1 or something else altogether? Maybe we shouldn’t get too hung up about it as we recovered the match and got the three points. Lennon was better and set up the winner. He might also have had one for himself had Collins not taken his legs away in such cynical fashion.
This is a squad without fit defenders but it is developing into a hack of a team. Once we have fit defenders to choose from hopefully we won’t keep giving our opponents a goal start. Even Alan Hansen looks like he fancies defecting to us…..

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The Covenant College family grieves the death of rising junior David Taaffe ’15.
David, 20, was a Maclellan Scholar from Brentwood, TN, majoring in Spanish with minors in community development and education. He was a midfielder on the varsity soccer team and was set to return for a second year as the resident assistant for the men’s hall 2nd Central in Carter Hall. He was a graduate of Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville.
Following a summer internship in Spain, David died on Monday, July 22, 2013, as a result of injuries sustained due to a fall while hiking in Switzerland.
David is survived by his parents, Bill and Pauline, and his four older siblings, Lynn, Sarah Jane, Gillian, and Sam.
“David selflessly cared for his hall as an RA, compassionately loved his friends, and fervently sought God’s will for his life as he grew in Christian maturity,” said Adam Porcella, resident director of Carter Hall.
The Covenant community is gathering on Thursday, July 25, at 11:00 a.m. in the Sanderson Hall auditorium to pray for the Taaffe family and to remind one another of God’s promises to his people.
We will also have a time to remember David and celebrate his home-going once the fall semester begins.
A memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m. CST on Monday, July 29, at Christ Community Church in Franklin, TN. Visitation will be held 2:00-5:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 28, at Christ Community Church. Burial will follow the service at Harpeth Hills Memory Gardens.


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The Facebook fan page simply called "Campaign to get Brian Blessed to do a voice over for my sat nav" already has 6774 fans as of writing.
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How was your childhood like? Were you too much into TT during your childhood?
All that comes to my mind is the house I was brought up. ‘Palace’ would be the right word given the magnanimity of the house ‘Rama Mahal’ in Lloyds Road, Chennai which was Sir C.V. Raman’s. Being a good friend and client of my maternal grandfather Rama Meenakshisundaram Seshadri, he let us live there for a nominal rent. Though we had a TT table at Rama Mahal and my maternal uncles had won quite a few TT tournaments to their credit, the whole family was fascinated by Cricket, Racing and Tennis. And I accompanied them to watch Cricket test matches, Davis cup tournaments and Racing. In fact, I was introduced to cricket by uncles who had formed a league team by the name Vigneshwara XI, but after a freak accident, a broken skull bone and surgery, nobody in the family wanted me to get back to cricket.
Didn’t your parents influence your liking for sports?
My dad was in the Indian railway service of Electrical Engineers. Since his was a transferable job, both parents were away and hence I grew up in my grandfather’s house. He was a doting grandfather and my maternal uncles were no less. I can’t deny my parents influence whatsoever because my grandfather and uncles discussed anything about me with my parents. After I grew up, I did rely on my parents for their suggestions and advice.
At what age were you enrolled for systematic TT training and where?
12. At the Emesor Sports Council. It happened when I was sulking over my loss to a 53 year old TT enthusiast at the ‘non-medallist’ TT event conducted by the Madras Port Trust. A few of my Kendriya Vidyalaya (IIT) classmates were being trained at Emesor. Thus it happened. I’m so thankful to Emesor for having shaped me up those years.
Sir, you have so many ‘wins’ to your credit. Three times National Champion, Arjuna Awardee and Gold medallist in B.A Economics, Madras University. Did you always play to win?
(Laughs)Looking back, I realize that I played to win. Again, I can vouch that I took some qualities after my grandfather like academic brilliance, strong will and the guts to fight no matter what strengths my opponents were blessed with. Participation is important but winning is the best not to mention my share of defeats and heartbreaks.
There seems to be a tinge of your grandfather in all your thoughts. What was the best quality in him that you imbibed and that helped you carry on?
I can’t stick to just one because people who know my grandfather say they see him in me. He excelled in all he did, be it his role as ‘Tinneveli’ district collector, as a lawyer and as the secretary of the South India Motion Pictures and Studio Owners’ Association (SIMPSA). Still if you insist I must mention one trait then I would say that what helped me fight ‘Big Fights’ is the never-give-up attitude handed down by my grandfather that gave me the resilience to hang on and go on.
Were you trained only at Emesor?
Not really. My early days at Emesor did pay off. In the international arena we see players from China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan playing superior game. I mean the techniques. After my TN junior championship, I was selected by the Table Tennis Federation of India for six weeks of training at Seoul. Another time, I had the privilege to be trained at Japan in the Sesa Kukai Club run by twice world champion Ichiro Ogimura. Only after honing my skills at Japan I was able to mark my presence here on the national scene.
How different is the training there?
Altogether. It was both, physical and mental too with an eye on the players’ diet. One thing complimented the other. While being trained there, I perfected the continuous top spin, third ball top and swing toss. Everything was so intense but balanced. The point is anywhere I went I trained hard.
How does it feel today about having represented India 25 times?
Then I felt so proud and accomplished leading the Indian team to Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Vietnam. People knew that I was a team man. When I say ‘people’, I mean my friends, rivals, teammates and commentators. Captaining India in the Asian Championship, Calcutta and the Commonwealth Championship in Bombay are still fresh in my memory. Today, I feel grateful to every single person who had a role, however big or small it was and is.
And ARJUNA AWARD…..was it a dream come true?
If we work hard enough, dreams do come true. Dream big but take action. It was indeed a glorious feeling after years of hard work plus hardships that I earned the privilege. Explaining that ‘Euphoria’ is difficult. Memories of the regal ambience, smiles, conversations, compliments and how I felt in that maroon blazer come alive in me and enchants me.
Flashy and aggressive was your style. It paid off too. Was it physically demanding?
To the spectators and commentators, flashy and aggressive is a game style. But to me, it’s just my game. However, I played to win.
What were some of your best wins that still overwhelm you?
Any win was my best. But few which I cherish are my winning against Kamlesh Mehta, the charismatic Vilas Menon, the National Champion Niraj Bajaj and the stalwart Jagannath.
Your autobiography ‘My Fight Back from Death’s Door’ makes an impressive, inspiring read. Few chapters like ‘The surgery, The Battle for Life, Hospital Routine, Treatment-of Every Kind, My Trip Abroad’ are so harrowing to read that I don’t find enough strength to discuss it. Amidst every ordeal you looked forward to the ‘Next Best Thing’. Is it a mental strategy!
Yes, may be! I was and am a fighter. To avoid sinking forever, I pulled myself up and I’m happy I still float. (Smiles) ‘When the going gets tough, the tough get going’.
After years of legal battle, defendants expected a “Received with thanks”…and the last four words in the chapter ‘The Judgement’ help readers understand that there are stories untold…Is a sequel to your autobiography on the cards?
Nothing as of now. As for me, writing a book, the thinking that goes into it is not just mental but physical too. All experiences after the fatal surgery had been so humbling and humiliating that the more I process it, I feel torn apart and then it takes a lot of energy, again mental and physical, to regain composure. Minus those painful memories I feel complete.
Was your wife a fan of your’s!
My wife Mala seemed to know me as a national player, freak operation and aftermath etc through the newspapers. It so happened that she was my friend’s colleague in The State Bank. When my friend mooted the proposal, she gave it a thought, we met and spoke and since 1998 we are happily married.
Then the Lifetime Achievement Award happened in 1999…how did you cherish it as a family?
It was another moment of glory that we recall and relive. Every award makes me believe that whatever I did mattered so much. For family members, awards represent hope.
You believe in ‘Dreaming Big’ and having a vision for the future resonating thoughts of our former President Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam. Please share your thoughts.
Oh, yes. If I have the permission, may I say ‘Great minds think alike’! Behind every achievement, big or small they might seem, there is a dream. Extraordinary achievements are made possible by dreaming big. I’m still inspiring and motivating people to get into this game because I have a vision. I just can’t be content basking in my past glories. Hence the birth of SDAT Medimix Chandra TT coaching centre. I’m still working on upgrading this TT academy to produce world class players.


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I'm looking for HA Tyrunt/Tyrantrum, and HA Cranidos/Rampardos I have HA Aerodactyl, HA Kabutops...I also have Lileeps with the egg move Curse and Tyrunts with Dragon Dance...anyone interested?
Cool, anything in particular you'd like for them? I'm on Ultra Sun.
No, actually, I do this as a volunteer so I Don't have any exigences.
Well thank you! What date/time arrangement works for you? The best days for me are Thursday, Friday and the weekends.
Sounds good. About this time?
I think you deleted your message....but yeah about this time Thursday should be great! I appreciate the help!
Does aanyone have a Victini? I am searching for a Timmid one with Celebrate or a Jolly one with V-Create and Bolt Strike if possible.
Just read the other persons reply.
I'm looking for a brave Groudon with HP Ice caught/obtained in Gen.7 (black cross). Rest like IVs doesn't matter.
I can offer a ton of breedable Pokémon with 5 IVs, HP-Split and TR-Split which I can also make battleready. Plus, some rnged (shiny) legendaries mostly from Gen.5 and softresetted legendaries from Gen.6. You can message me if you're interested or want a full list of my offer (just too lazy to type it down right now .-. ).
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Deposit something on the GTS I have one.
Does anyone have a Pachirisu? I have some Jangmo-o with good IVs and Aerodactyls with Wide Guard for trade if either of those sound fair.
I deposited an Aerodactyl. My in-game name is Beam.
It looks like that’s what happened. It’s okay, though! Thank you for your time!
Does anyone has HA Roserade or any of its pre-evolved form? Nature is not important. Thanks!
I can give you a free spitback. Wich gen?
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It seems like only yesterday that members of Congress bitterly determined that the CIA didn’t sufficiently or accurately brief them about various important secret activities. But today is a new day, and no one on the Hill wants to talk about whether they’ve been briefed on the small matter of the CIA paying Ahmed Wali Karzai, the powerful Kandahar rainmaker/druglord/Roger Clinton.
I hope other reporters have better luck. But I’ve been in contact with a number of congressional offices that work on intelligence matters, and I have gotten an affirmative response from exactly none. I’ve gotten off the record responses that there won’t be any comment or any clarification. Why aren’t I identifying these offices? Because I’ve got to deal with them down the road. Life is unfair.
As I say, I hope other reporters have better luck. I’ll link to you!
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Glad u asked, i was doing my finals which meant "NO COMPUTER TILL WEEKEND AND TEST OVA."
Tests arent over till monday but i can go on this weekend. I will continue orders in the sig shop thingy and stuff. Well hello my friends C.
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As summer gives way to autumn, the mornings are getting a little chilly. This leads to puffed up birds at the bird feeders. I liked the contemplative look on this one’s face.
While sitting on our porch my husband spotted a bird fly into a sentinel pine right by the house. He got up and noticed it was on a nest. We decided it was a mother robin.
This is likely their last brood of the season, and I’d like to know how we missed the first one (or two)?????
Anyway, we’ll be keeping an eye out!

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