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My children are typical girls, they love clothes.
So when we were asked if we would like to review a couple of items of clothing from the range over on LamaLoLi, I just couldn't say no.
LamaLoLi is an online shop which sells branded clothing that sport a whole range of stars and heroes from popular kids and adults programmes and films.
There are so many things to choose from for both children and grown ups including things like skirts and dresses, tops and trousers, pyjamas and underwear.
I let the girls looks through the site with me and we opted for a skirt and top set and a t-shirt, both with Monster High characters on.
Elise will be 9 in November but I opted for the age 8 t-shirt as I thought the age 10 would be too big.
As you can see, the fit was perfect. The rounded collar and the jersey material made it comfortable to wear.
And the large all over print made Elise extremely happy. Fun and vibrant.
Freya decided to go for a top and skirt set which is currently on offer for £11.95.
The one problem we had was that this set only started from an age 8 and Freya is only 6 and half but she was determined this was the outfit for her.
So unsurprisingly the clothing was a bit big for her, however it is something she will certainly grow into.
Again gorgeous bright and eye catching print, perfect for any Monster High fan.
Overall I was extremely impressed with LamoLoLi.
Affordable prices and unlike some other clothes which are on the cheaper side, these clothes wash well, they don't shrink or lose their shape and the colour has remained just as vibrant even after several washes.
Disclaimer : I was sent these clothes FOC for reviewing purposes however all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Ohh very stylish! They look fabulous! Great choices.
We reviewed this brand too and I have to say I was super impressed. The girls look lovely.


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Seagull being Patriotic on thin ice.
Leo watching Dad work on his Computer!
Cardinal - needing some Kleenex tissues.
Let His Light Shine Upon You!

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Its with great enthusiasm that we can announce the opening of V2 Boutique by The Verve in Ardara tomorrow 21st of September @ 2pm.
Mary Meehan formerly Kennedy from Ardconnel, Ardara is opening her latest store under the fashionista brand The Verve in her home town of Ardara.
The shop will specialize in cutting edge fashion including Ladies Clothes, Accessories and footwear, with expert staff on hand to help you find the ensemble you need.
Mary started off young working in Alan Givens for 18 years, learning a lot and taking everything in as she worked. In May 1999 Mary established her own brand The Verve In Donegal Town which has gone from strength to strength making her shops a go to place for any fashion needs or special occasion.
Tomorrow will see a new chapter in what is a fantastic brand and everyone in Ardara wishes Mary and staff all the best in the future.
At the launch there will be gift bags for the special early birds….. so come in early and get a great deal.


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For the 1973-74 season the Vernon franchise, changed its name to the Vernon Vikings. They would remain the Vernon Vikings through till the end of the 1977-78 season.
Even though the Vernon Vikings won the league pennant in 1976 they bowed out in the second round of the playoffs that year, losing nine points to one, in a eight point series (4L - 1T).
After sixteen consecutive playoff appearances, for the franchise, the Vernon Vikings were the first team to not make them in 1978.
In 1978 the Viking became the first franchise team, since 1961, not to make the league playoffs.

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January | 2014 | Simple. I Just Do.
We’re having a snow day here in the south. The bread has been cleared from all of the Walmart shelves, and now we hunker down in our houses for 48-72 hours and wait for it to warm up enough to melt any snow accumulation we may get because of the fabulous lack of snow plows or road salt. It will be in the 60s this weekend, so we shouldn’t have to wait too long.
So far this year, we have had several 2 hour delays at The Boy’s school, which is disruption enough, but today is our first actually snow day, and even my office is closed. The snow is not anticipated to really start until this afternoon, but it is raining and cold, so why not?
We are desperately hoping we don’t have a power outage, but getting things ready, just in case – gathering reading material, charging up what can be charged, and locating candles in our recently re-packed Christmas bins.
This has been a winter to remember, and it is only January. I can only imagine all the kiddos on the spectrum in the northern states who have had very little routine in the past couple of months. The Boy was so ready to go back to school after Christmas, and has yet to have had a completely full week of school, and I know conditions are much worse in other parts of the country.
I let him sleep in a bit today, but we will be reading his novel, something he will probably consider homework, which is just NOT DONE on a snow day. But it needs to get done, and so read we shall. For now, we are playing with our new Chromecast (a Christmas present to myself).
Considering 140 million people in our country are under some sort of winter weather advisory, here’s hoping you are managing, wherever you are.
Met about the band thing today, and basically we need to find him a tuba somewhere or they are going to make him switch to a different instrument, which he doesn’t want to do. They didn’t seem too interested in discussing strategies to help him participate in band. The band director kept saying, “but if he doesn’t have a tuba to practice…” as if that was his out. This solidifies my theory that he orchestrated the return of the practice tuba to the high school director.
I’m at a loss. This seems cruel to me, especially after listening to the “counselor” reiterate time and time again that there might be other students in the class who are missing out on the opportunity to play tuba because The Boy is playing it… What?? Needless to say, she will never be a part of any meeting I attend again.
Supposedly they are asking around the district to see if anyone has a practice tuba he can use, but I know this will end up in my lap – if he wants to play tuba, I will need to purchase one (no one even rents them).
It’s hard not to be disheartened.
Am I Less for Leaving?
Many of my old teacher friends are scared and weary. They see what is happening to teaching and education and they don’t like it, but they are trapped. They have mortgages to pay and resumes that will not allow them to do anything else. They post links to blog posts and articles on facebook about how education has changed, how people don’t want to become teachers anymore, and how teachers don’t want to even remain teachers anymore.
Am I somehow not “golden” because I had an opportunity to leave that many others do not? Am I somehow selfish for taking the opportunity that many, many of my old friends would have taken in a heartbeat? Am I unremarkable because I took a stand and left a profession that I daresay would have killed me for all of the lying, cheating, disrespect, and injustice I endured and watched others endure, and if it had not killed me, would have most definitely killed my soul? Am I tarnished for taking a chance at a less stressful existence that would ultimately benefit my family?
I think you see where I’m headed with this. Teachers are phenomenal people, especially those who don’t get the monetary compensation necessary to support their own families. But no one has the right to look down on a person leaving teaching in these days and times. Many of us have left because we are taking a stand against the very dark underbelly of the system, and refuse to be the face of it, refuse to be a part of the machine, refuse to actually do harm to children by proxy.
I think all of my old teacher friends, both those who feel trapped and those who continue to fight the good fight (even if they’re not sure from day to day what that even means) are golden. I think those that have left the profession with souls beaten and bruised are no less golden. In a system that creates too many victims (if you think my word-choice is histrionic, you should hear some of my “war” stories), teachers and former teachers may indeed be the only people of value left.
In light of recent comments, I thought it might be time to do a post that re-introduces The Boy and his issues to this audience. The Boy was diagnosed with classic autism at the age of five. Although he has a fairly high IQ, and is a generally bright boy, he was not diagnosed with Asperger’s because he did have developmental delays, and was in speech and occupational therapy starting at the age of two. He has since “graduated” from OT, and now has speech therapy in the form of working on pragmatic social skills once a week with the speech therapist at school.
In his new school, the pilot program for which we switched schools has organizational periods for the kids on the spectrum at the beginning and end of the day. They meet with the autism teacher and aides who help them get organized for the day in the morning, and help them get organized before they head home. He also has a social skills class with his autism teacher. Ideally, he would be interacting with other 6th graders on the spectrum, but he is the only 6th grader in the program, currently, so they spend some time on social skills, and some time on homework and organizational skills during this period. He is also allowed to eat his lunch in his autism teacher’s room. This is his safe haven.
The Boy has issues with executive functioning, verbalizing his needs (as well as verbalizing anything having to do with school, like assignments and tests), and gets overwhelmed by his senses at times. He has issues with processing speed, and can get overwhelmed with assignments that require a lot of writing. He has the requisite deficits in social and organizational skills, as well.
Per his IEP, he is to receive extended time on assignments and tests, sensory breaks as needed, modified assignments and tests, use of graphic organizers, testing in small groups in a separate setting, use of a word processor, and use of visual work systems (visual cards that will cue him as to what to do next, and when the next break is) in all classes.
His teachers do not send home much homework, which helps us, because like most kids with autism, he has a very great antipathy for it. Logically, schoolwork should be done at school, rather than at home, and it just doesn’t make sense to him to have to do work at home. When we do have homework, we break it into chunks that we can do from 15-30 minutes at a time, and then we take a break, sometimes with an incentive (m&ms work wonders), before we get back to work again.
Most of the teachers at his new school get it. They are willing to teach him according to how he learns. They are patient and understanding, and willing to listen to suggestions. We are very lucky, and I am so glad I was able to work so hard to get him placed in this school. It has meant a world of difference to The Boy. He is happier, I think, because he is more understood.
I communicate with his teachers as needed, and never too much. I do not get in their faces when there is an issue. I offer suggestions when they are asked for. I work with my son on his schoolwork and practicing whenever he has it.
My son has special needs. My son has rights. My son has patient and understanding teachers (mostly). My son has me.
I agree with the idea of inclusion. Any mother of any child with special needs would. Ideally, I would want my child to be in the least restrictive environment, meaning a general education classroom. I would hope that that general ed classroom could meet the needs of every child within. Every parent hopes for that.
But that ideal is rarely found in reality.
This is due to lots of factors, but I can tell you that the number one predictor of a student’s success in the classroom is the teacher. It is a proven fact, and I have enough of my own life experience that tells me it is true.
The ugly truth is that there are teachers who make their rooms an unwelcome place for kids with special needs. And in reality, those teachers are making their rooms unwelcome for any student who struggles. And that means inclusion just can’t happen. When this teacher is the only one who teaches the subject in the school, it means that subject is not accessible to any special needs student in the school (and probably fewer general ed students, as well).
We’re having a meeting with the principal and vice principal, the autism program teacher, and the county autism specialist, and the band teacher on Wednesday. I want my son to have access to the instrumental music program. I fear he has lost interest because he knows this teacher sees him as a “problem” and has made his room unwelcome. I want it on the record that this teacher has allowed this to happen, no, that he has designed his classroom to be unwelcome to students with special needs. I want it noted that he hasn’t provided the accommodations and modifications that are my son’s right, per his IEP. I want everyone there to know that I offered suggestions to alleviate some of the difficulties he is having, and they were ignored.
I want all of this on the table, because it isn’t right that band is virtually inaccessible to special needs student at this school. Even if my own son decides not to continue because of what has happened this year, I want these “exclusive” behaviors exhibited by this teacher to be on the radar of those in charge.
It would be easy to quit, to pull him out of this hostile environment. But we won’t go without a fight. Every child has a right to the curriculum taught in that classroom, and he shouldn’t be allowed to continue his behaviors that exclude any part of the student population.
Things are going very well at The Boy’s school. Last week we got a note home that he had placed 2nd in his class in a pyramid game (whatever that was), and had earned a 100% on a social studies test. I reflected that even though he doesn’t have hours of homework a night like he did at his previous school, he still seems to be learning the material – they must be doing things right.
I also got a note from The Boy’s band teacher wondering why he hadn’t been able to play his test for his teacher. I hadn’t known there was a test, and hadn’t even known they had moved on from some small ensemble material they had been playing before and after break. At the time, I explained to his teacher that I was very ill, but could The Boy play it next week, so I could have some time to work on it with him.
And then the poop hit the fan.
I’m the one who’s at a loss.
For the past month, The Man and I have been sharing a vehicle. If you have ever had to do this with a spouse or significant other, you already understand that this is a true test of any relationship. Luckily, I think we passed the test, but it was definitely not easy.
In our country, our cars are our own private spaces, and because our society is still so vehicle-based, it is hard not to feel isolated when you don’t have a car of your own. I got a little testy when he changed some of my pre-sets on my radio. And then his “stuff” was in my storage spaces – his work notebook, and his little flashlight, and his receipt book… every where I turned it was no longer my car, and it irked.
He had sold his old truck for a great price, thinking he would go out and buy another with no problem. And then we hit a snag, and had to re-adjust our search parameters, and several weeks had gone by. He needed a truck for work – there were jobs he couldn’t get to because he couldn’t haul large loads in my little wagon, and the search continued.
In the meantime, we settled into a routine – he would drop me off at work, and come back to pick me up at the end of the day. We would both then go to my parents’ to pick up The Boy. It was a nice time to connect with each other, a pleasant way to start and end our work days. I enjoyed it. I really did.
But I still missed having my car.
We had to do things like grocery shop together, and I found that I much prefer to do that alone (sometimes it’s better if The Man doesn’t know every ingredient in his meals…). Finding time to myself seemed even harder now that we were down to one car. And everything is so much more spread out down here than it was up north, that unless you are a senior citizen, for whom all kinds of mass transit exists, one must have a vehicle.
On Day Three of my Nasty Illness, The Man called to tell me he had bought a truck. He got a good deal, and a good truck, and I am happy that he did his homework.
I’m also thrilled to have my very own vehicle back.

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FREMONT, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 07/31/13 -- Lam Research Corp. (NASDAQ: LRCX) today announced financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2013.
Revenue for the period was $986.2 million, gross margin was $413.9 million, or 42.0% of revenue, operating expenses were $327.4 million, and net income was $85.7 million, or $0.50 per diluted share on a GAAP basis. This compares to revenue of $844.9 million, gross margin of $339.8 million, or 40.2% of revenue, operating expenses of $329.0 million, and net income of $19.0 million, or $0.11 per diluted share, for the March 2013 quarter.
Non-GAAP gross margin was $438.8 million, or 44.5% of revenue, non-GAAP operating expenses were $297.0 million, and non-GAAP net income was $136.4 million, or $0.80 per diluted share. This compares to non-GAAP gross margin of $370.7 million, or 43.9% of revenue, non-GAAP operating expenses of $296.0 million, and non-GAAP net income of $74.5 million, or $0.44 per diluted share, for the March 2013 quarter.
"Lam Research had a very strong June 2013 quarter, achieving record shipments and revenue and delivering EPS performance that exceeded our guidance range," said Martin Anstice, Lam's president and chief executive officer. "Our results underscore our strong operational execution and commitment to invest strategically to address our customers' most critical problems and further strengthen our competitive positions. We believe we will benefit from market expansion opportunities and that our focus on technology and productivity innovation positions us well for next-generation technology inflections and investments planned by our customers."
Cash and cash equivalents, short-term investments, and restricted cash and investment balances increased to $2.7 billion at the end of the June 2013 quarter compared to $2.5 billion at the end of the March 2013 quarter. Cash flows from operating activities were approximately $175 million during the June 2013 quarter, adding to our overall cash position.
Deferred revenue and deferred profit balances at the end of the June 2013 quarter increased to $389.2 million and $225.0 million, respectively, as compared to $326.6 million and $193.3 million, respectively, at the end of the March 2013 quarter. Lam's deferred revenue balance does not include shipments to Japanese customers, to whom title does not transfer until customer acceptance. Shipments to Japanese customers are classified as inventory at cost until the time of acceptance. The anticipated future revenue from shipments to Japanese customers was approximately $69.9 million as of June 30, 2013.
In addition to U.S. GAAP results, this commentary also contains non-GAAP financial results. The Company's non-GAAP results for both the June 2013 and March 2013 quarters exclude costs associated with the fair-value impact of acquisition-related inventory, amortization related to intangible assets acquired in the Novellus transaction, certain integration-related costs, the amortization of convertible note discounts, rationalization of certain product configurations, and tax expense associated with legal-entity integration. Additionally, the June 2013 quarter non-GAAP results exclude restructuring charges and tax benefits from the successful resolution of certain tax matters, and the March 2013 quarter non-GAAP results exclude the impairment of an investment and tax benefit on reinstatement of R&D tax credit.
Statements made in this press release that are not of historical fact are forward-looking statements and are subject to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements relate to, but are not limited to, the anticipated revenue from shipments to Japanese customers, our future competitive positioning, our ability to benefit from market expansion opportunities and next generation technology investments, and our guidance for shipments, revenue, gross margin, operating margin, and earnings per share. Some factors that may affect these forward-looking statements include: business conditions in the consumer electronics industry, the semiconductor industry and the overall economy; the strength of the financial performance of our existing and prospective customers; the introduction of new and innovative technologies; the occurrence and pace of technology transitions and conversions; the actions of our competitors, consumers, semiconductor companies and key suppliers and subcontractors; and the success of research and development and sales and marketing programs. These forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and are subject to uncertainties and changes in condition, significance, value and effect as well as other risks detailed in documents filed by us with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including specifically our report on Form 10-K for the year ended June 24, 2012 and Form 10-Qs for the three months ended September 23, 2012, December 23, 2012, and March 31, 2013. These uncertainties and changes could cause actual results to vary from expectations. The Company undertakes no obligation to update the information or statements made in this press release.
Lam Research Corp. (NASDAQ: LRCX) is a trusted global supplier of innovative wafer fabrication equipment and services to the semiconductor industry. Lam's broad portfolio of market-leading etch, deposition, strip, and wafer cleaning solutions help customers achieve success on the wafer by enabling device features that are 1,000 times smaller than a grain of sand, resulting in smaller, faster, and more power-efficient chips. Through collaboration, continuous innovation and delivering on commitments, Lam is transforming atomic-scale engineering and enabling our customers to shape the future of technology. Based in Fremont, Calif., Lam Research is an S&P 500® company whose common stock trades on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol LRCX. For more information, please visit http://www.lamresearch.com.
(2) Common shares issued and outstanding were 162,873 as of June 30, 2013, 161,802 shares as of March 31, 2013, and 186,656 shares as of June 24, 2012.

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text: This vehicle wont be on the lot long! A comfortable ride in a spacious vehicle! Top features include power windows front bucket seats lane departure warning and much more. Smooth gearshifts are achieved thanks to the 2.5 liter 4 cylinder engine and for added security dynamic Stability Control supplements the drivetrain. All wheel drive provides for safe passage regardless of road or weather conditions. Wed also be happy to help you arrange financing for your vehicle. Call now to schedule a test drive.

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Emmy winner John Lithgow will be joining the cast for all 12 episodes of next season's "Dexter."
Lithgow will take on the role of Walter Simmons, the latest serial killer to strike the Miami area and a new nemesis for Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall). The character is described has a "mild-mannered suburbanite who has been living a dual life as one of America's most prolific serial killers."
His nickname? The "Trinity Killer" due to his tendency to kill in threes.
Naturally, Dexter will be brought on to assist in the investigation and becomes fascinated with the killer.
Season 4 premiere's September 27th on Showtime.

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On 4/3/2104 in Sahara Refund case Supreme Court sent Subrata Roy and two male directors, Ravi Shanker Dubey and Ashok Roy Choudhary to judicial custody, but not Vandana Bhargava, a female director. That is sexual discrimination. It is against equal punishment or treatment for equal crime.
Many women have escaped jail when justice demanded they should be there. When Harshad Mehta was arrested as director, Jyoti Mehta was not arrested. Rabri Devi was let off in a case. Many women pradhans and sarpanchs guilty of corruption have not been charged, prosecuted and jailed.
There is sexual discrimination against men. In city buses seats are unjustifiably reserved for women. It is different from reserving compartments or seats in local or long distance trains. In local bodies there is 33% or 50% reservation for women. That means women are free to contest 100% seats, men 67% or 50% seats. Rotation means neglect and no development of constituencies unless the woman representative is spouse or related to the man who represented it before. Capable women do not need reservation as Mayawati, Mamata Banerjee and Jayalalitha have proved.
For Delhi nursery admissions girls get five extra points, boys are at a disadvantage.
Those who talk of low percentage of women in legislatures and various professions do not mention professions where womenâ€™s percentage higher or jails where womenâ€™s percentage is low.
Some talk of representation for women in combat positions in armed forces. They talk as if war is picnic. Soldiers get beheaded, mutilated or tortured. In case or women it can be worse. Some want women fighter pilots. When drones and missiles can do the job nobody should be fighter pilot. Some women want to join the army but donâ€™t want to be tested by male doctors. Women pilots donâ€™t want to fly to destinations where there are no toilets. Pregnant women need maternity leave and they will not be available during war. If a woman soldier is at frontline and suddenly she has labour pains it is a problem for her and others.
As per Indian law a man can be punished for committing adultery with another manâ€™s wife but the woman cannot be punished. Feminists and womenâ€™s rights activists have not spoken against this discrimination.
Female foeticide is a crime. Male foeticide is not a crime.
The era of telegram which began in India in 1850 came to an end on 14/7/2013. It was revolutionary when it began and dominated for about 150 years. Many times people dreaded the arrival of a telegram because they feared it brought the news of death. There were not many telephones and outstation calls had to be through telephone exchanges. With the spread of telephone and of telex and fax there was less reliance on telegram at the end of the 20th century. Things changed drastically in 21st century. Mobile phones became common. Telex became outdated. Spread of internet meant documents can be scanned and sent. Telegram began to fade away. The government had to shut down telegraph department.
Employees who wanted leave would ask someone to send a telegram to say father or mother is serious. Telegram had numbers for certain messages and that saved money of senders.
Change in technology renders many things irrelevant. Telegram joins a long list of such things. Pagers, VCPs, VCRs, telex, typewriters, cyclostyle, floppy disks, LP records, and audio cassettes are some of them.
Many cities have central telegraph officers which are now redundant. The government can maintain them for historical value or auction them and make money which can reduce current account deficit.
On 20/11/2012 India was one of the 39 countries that voted against a United Nations General Assembly resolution for abolition of death penalty. India stated each nation had the sovereign right to determine its legal system. In India death penalty is given in rarest of rare cases and there are appeals against death penalty till Supreme Court and President has the power to pardon. Most of the 110 countries that supported the resolution are small countries while 36 countries abstained.
On 21/11/2012 around 7 a.m. I heard on CNN-IBN, President has rejected Ajmal Kasabâ€™s mercy petition. Later on I saw the headline on The Indian Express â€“ President rejects Kasabâ€™s mercy petition.
At 8.18 a.m. I was surprised to see the words â€œKasab Hangedâ€ on CNN-IBN. I had expected the hanging to take place many days later. Soon all Indian news channels were reporting the hanging. On 16/10/2012 Sushilkumar Shinde had sent the file to President. On 5/11/2012 Pranab Mukherjee rejected the mercy petition. Sushilkumar Shinde was abroad. He returned on 7/11/2012. On 8/11/2012 he sent the file to Maharashtra. On 19/11/2012 Ajmal Kasab was moved from Arthur Road Jail to Poonaâ€™s Yerawada Jail. There was no publicity about the impending hanging. At 8.36 a.m. R. R. Patil made a statement.
For many the news was a pleasant surprise. For a few busybodies who oppose death penalty it was a nasty surprise. The execution was five days before the fourth anniversary of 26/11.
The news of hanging dominated news channels. It pushed out other events like FDI, Gujarat election, BJPâ€™s protest against corruption, demand for Nitin Gadkariâ€™s resignation. Salman Khurshid and Sushilkumar Shinde appeared on TV channels. Sushilkumar Shinde said Manmohan Singh, Sonia Gandhi, and cabinet colleagues did not know about the hanging that was to take place. It was a routine decision. Family members and relatives of people who died in 26/11 were interviewed. They included K. Unnikrishnan, Smita Salaskar, Divya Salaskar, and Vandana Chavan. Some thanked the President. For some it was closure of one chapter.
Some questioned the secrecy and timing of hanging. Secrecy was justified on the ground of security and preventing NGOs and private citizens from going to Supreme Court to get a stay order.
There were TV discussions about hanging. Some felt it took too long. There was question about when Afzal Guru will be hanged. Harish Salve said Ajmal Kasab should have been tried like a war criminal and the trial would have been over in three months. Ajmal Kasabâ€™s hanging took less time than that of Indira Gandhiâ€™s killers.
What is public knowledge by 8.30 a.m. is not Breaking News at 6.30 p.m. Idiots who run NDTV 24×7 should know that.


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Anders listened to the creak of the boards on the wagon, and the stamp of the horses’ hooves as they tramped through ruts made hard from an early frost. He watched his own horse blowing steamy breath through its nose, and felt its flanks shift under the saddle blanket, heat rising up into his thighs. He looked at the trees, bare from a hard autumn, and sighed. He was just putting off the inevitable.
He steered his horse over until he was riding beside the sheriff. He tilted his head.
Anders swallowed. He didn’t feel up to his task – it had been a hard cold ride, and these were hard cold men. Still, the good Lord helped those who helped themselves, and hated a coward. He cleared his throat.
Anders turned his horse, its hooves scuffling on the hard trail, and headed to the back of the procession. He nodded to Withers, the man driving the wagon, and passed by the clapboard sides. He wheeled his mount around again and pulled into a steady walk beside the creaking wheels.
The man in the back of the wagon was thin and ragged, a wiry beard sprouting from a weak chin. He was pale, blue veins peeking through here and there just below the surface of his white flesh. He lifted sunken eyes from behind wire-rim round glasses and gave Anders a mournful look. Anders shivered and thought it the look of a haunted man.
He opened his mouth, intending to address the man, and the wind picked up. It rattled the bare branches around them and sent leaves skittering across the trail, the sound like claws on wood. The prisoner cringed and raised his hands as if to ward off a blow, the chains that shackled him jingling as he did so. After a moment, when it was clear there was no blow or attack coming, the man lowered his hands and hung his head again.
“You fear the wind, Mister-?” Anders asked.
“He caused the east wind to blow in the heavens / And by His power He directed the south wind.” Anders quoted.
“Is that supposed to make me feel better?” Hart asked.
He paused and took a breath, maybe tasting the air for the right moment. When Anders had begun to wonder if he was going to speak, Hart’s voice broke the silence.
“What happened to your father?” Anders asked.
Anders took in a breath and let it out in a long plume. He hung his head, his hair falling in lank locks over his eyes. He shrunk in on himself. After a minute, he spoke.
“It was cold that night. You know the house is on a hill, in a clearing. Pappy set it there so he could see what was coming, man or beast, or both. The drawback there is that the wind can whip mighty mean ’round the eaves when it’s got its back up.
Maria – my wife – she’s German. Least she was, before. Superstitious as hell. That wind would blow up, and she’d fork her fingers and spit through them. I used to laugh at her for that.
‘Just gettin’ spit on the floor,’ I’d tell her.
The kids though, they’d take their momma serious. You know how it is, little ‘uns and their mothers. They’d follow suit, and fork their fingers and spit too, though being kids, they’d just spit on their hands and end up wiping it on their jumpers.
He shook himself and went on.
“I was sitting by the fire. Had an old book my pappy had left – something by one of those pilgrims – you know, God-fearing men, men like you – and my pipe. Never lit it in the house though. Made things stink awful. Anyway, that wind was blowin’, and I hear something coming through the trees, so I put my book down and get up, over to the door. I open it and the wind damn near blows it out of my hands, but I kept a good grip, and I looked out toward the treeline. Sure enough, something’s moving down there – probably a deer or an elk – I can see the antlers, but we got enough meat for now, so I close the door and sit down.
‘What was that?’ Maria asked me.
‘Just the wind,’ I said.
Didn’t think nothin’ else about it until after dinner. Stomach was troubling me, you see. Felt like I was still hungry, but I couldn’t account for it, so I thought Hell, I’ll go get that deer. We could always use the extra after all, and the air will do me good. So, I got my rifle and walked down to the trees, but I couldn’t see a thing.
He looked up at Anders, and his face was pale. Tears stood in his eyes. His Adam’s apple bobbed up and down, like a rabbit caught in a snare. For a moment, Anders thought the man was having a fit. Finally, Hart got a hold of himself and managed to swallow. He heaved a deep sigh.
Hart sniffed and rubbed at his eyes for a moment, then cleared his throat. He went on.
“The house was open when I got back, and there was tracks from the threshold, but they seemed to trail off after a few yards. Smelled – smelled something fierce, too. But goddamn was I hungry by the time I got back.
He broke down in sobs. Anders waited for him, gently administering It’s all right, son. When Hart recovered, he went on in a rush, as though he was ready to be out and done with it.
His eyes were wide and his pupils pinpoints. One of the horses stepped on a branch, snapping it neatly in two, and Anders started. Hart snapped.
He was cut off as suddenly as he’d begun, the sheriff appearing beside him and fetching him a blow to the side of his head. Hart’s skull rocked to one side, and his eyes went sleepy. He quieted. Bill looked at Anders.
Anders nodded, and with one last glance at the prisoner, they rode to the front of the line. They rode in silence for some time, the only sounds those of the horses and the wagon.
The rounded a curve on a hill, and the forest opened up. Trees fell away to expose a crossroads. Beside the center of it, a gallows had been erected, tall and skeletal against the gray sky. From behind them, Hart whimpered. They rode until they were beside the killing tree, and dismounted, Bill and Withers pulling Hart from the back of the wagon.
Bill pulled a small black hood from his pocket and pulled it over Hart’s head. Anders got his Bible from his saddlebag and walked the steps of the gallows, to stand by the lever. They led the prisoner up the stairs, his legs watery as he walked. More than once they had to brace his arms to keep him falling down. Soft weeping came from inside the hood.
On the platform, the sheriff looped the noose around Hart’s neck and tightened it, then stood to the side. Anders read from the Bible.
“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death…“ His voice blended into the background as the wind kicked up.
The horses whinnied, and from somewhere in the forest, a branch broke. A dark stain spread across Hart’s trousers, and from inside the hood, he wailed, the words pleading.
There was a creak and then a thump, and the clear snap of Hart’s neck breaking as the trapdoor beneath him opened., the sound mirroring the sound of the branch in the woods. The wind died down, and Anders’ voice carried on the clear air.
Hart’s body swung. Anders closed the book and looked out at the woods. From somewhere in the gloom, light caught a set of bone-white antlers, and he had to remind himself that God was here.
I really like how this story is constructed, with the narrator being more of a witness than an agent of he action, and with the core of the story being relayed in a confession and remembrance. It is very eerie, with just enough speculative elements to be worth sharing. This writer seems to be familiar both with horror and western genres, which I must admit I am not. I probably wouldn’t trust myself to write a western, not now at least. There is so much in how people talk in westerns, which comes out real nice here. No real critiques with this one except maybe closing the character loop by having a bit more doubt in Anders in the beginning, maybe his faith is weakened by the events but is restored in the end when he calls to God out of fear. It’s not very problematic as is anyways. I mostly splitting hairs for something to say, which only goes to show how well done this piece is. That’s just my opinion, of course.
Very good. The imagery of a corpse-like creature wearing a white dear skull is terrific, sure it made the preacher wonder if he’d crossed some sort of devil.
Never heard of the Weird West tag before – I’ll have to check that out some more, cheers.

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Download "BACTERIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY REPORT: 2016 (January 2016 December 2016)"
2 This report includes bacterial susceptibility information for the following: Division/Units Comments Palo Alto: Units and buildings with similar patient populations and bacterial susceptibility patterns were combined in this report to increase Emergency Department the number of isolates, thus improving the interpretation of the data and our ability to detect trends. Spinal Cord (7SCI) was not Acute Care (2A, 2C, 3C) combined with other units due to its unique population. Critical Care (2F, 3F) Spinal Cord (7SCI) Nursing Home (4C) Menlo Park and Livermore CLC Buildings 331, 360, and 90 Summary: Methodology/Findings All susceptibility data were obtained from Praedico, and reports were generated using first isolate methodology as recommended by Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI). Susceptibility of Pseudomonas aeruginosa to cefepime, piperacillin/, and ceftazidime were relatively similar: cefepime 79-95%, piperacillin/ 85-96%, and ceftazidime 82-95%. For the medical/surgical acute care units, 2A/2C/3C and 2F/3F, % susceptibility of Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolates was the following: cefepime 79% and 85%, respectively; piperacillin/ 85% and 88%, respectively; ceftazidime 84% and 82%, respectively. For Escherichia coli, resistance to ciprofloxacin (and levofloxacin) and trimethoprim- remains high at 26% and 25%, respectively; resistance rates varied from unit to unit (20-45% and 24-41%, respectively). 94% of Enterococcus isolates were Enterococcus faecalis. Susceptibility of E.faecalis isolates to ampicillin and vancomycin were % and %, respectively. The overall vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus (VRE) rate is estimated to be 5%. The overall rate of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is estimated to be 39% (range: 40-67% on unit specific antibiograms). Susceptibility of MRSA isolates to trimethoprim- and tetracycline remains high (94-100% and %, respectively). MRSA susceptibility to clindamycin is limited (27-69%). Comments New breakpoints for cephalosporins vs. enteric gram-negative bacilli issued by the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute were implemented July 2013 (lowered MIC value associated with resistance). Therefore, ESBL is no longer reported since reduced susceptibilities are identified using these breakpoints. clavulanate, cefazolin (), and daptomycin susceptibilities were added, and quinupristin/dalfopristin susceptibilies were removed for the 2016 antibiogram. Pseudomonas aeruginosa susceptibility rates to cefepime, piperacillin/, and ceftazidime have remained relatively stable compared to 2015 overall, but have slightly decreased for 2F/3F (cefepime 95% to 85%, piperacillin/ 90% to 88% and ceftazidime 90% to 82%). Susceptibility rates to cefepime also decreased for 2A/2C/3C: 89% to 79% and 7SCI: 90% to 79%. Pseudomonas aeruginosa susceptibility to meropenem has remained relatively stable from 2015 to 2016 (overall unchanged at 91%; slightly improved for 2F/3F: 85% to 91%). From 2015 to 2016, E.coli resistance to ciprofloxacin (and levofloxacin) and trimethoprim- has remained relatively stable overall: 24% to 26% and 24% to 25%, respectively. The overall estimated VRE rate has slightly decreased from 2014 to 2016: 10% to 7% to 5%. Overall, MRSA rates have slightly increased from 2015 to 2016: 35% to 39%.
3 / (a) ALL UNITS (Inpatient & Outpatient) ANTIBIOGRAM: January 2016 December 2016 s / Cephalosporins (synergy) Enterococcus faecalis Enterococcus faecium * 29* - 100* - 100* 9* - 26* - 32 Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA) * Staphylococcus, coag negative Staphylococcus lugdunensis Streptococcus agalactiae (group B) 21* 100* * 95* * - 48* * Streptococcus pneumoniae (c) 19* 100*(c) *(c) 95* * - 68* 100* * 89* 100* s Cephalosporins Carbapenems Acinetobacter baumaunii 11* * 60* * 40* - 80* 91* 91* - 73* 73* * Citrobacter freundii # # # * 83 Citrobacter koseri *^ Enterobacter aerogenes # # # * 93 Enterobacter cloacae # # # Escherichia coli ^ Klebsiella oxytoca ^ Klebsiella pneumoniae ^ Morganella morganii Proteus mirabilis ^ Providencia rettgeri 20* * - 95* 100* 100* 100* 100* 90* 100* 85* 85* 100* 95* 95* 100* - 95* Providencia stuartii 21* * - 95* 100* 100* 100* 100* 95* 100* * 38* 38* 100* - 76* Pseudomonas aeruginosa * - - Serratia marcescens ^ - - # # Stenotrophomonas maltophilia 17* * * (c) % susceptibility for penicillin and ceftriaxone for Streptococcus pneumoniae- non-meningitis: (d) Linezolid and daptomycin were only tested against 18 and 4 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus isolates, respectively.
4 / (a) EMERGENCY ROOM ANTIBIOGRAM: January 2016 December 2016 s / Cephalosporins (synergy) Enterococcus faecalis * Enterococcus faecium 7* - - 0* * 0* - 100* - 100* 17* - 33* - 29* Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) * Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA) * Staphylococcus, coag negative Staphylococcus lugdunensis 11* 36* 91* * - 78* 100* - 100* 100* 91* 100* Streptococcus agalactiae (group B) 8* 100* * 88* * - 63* * Streptococcus pneumoniae (c) 10* 100*(c) *(c) 95* * - 70* 100* * 90* 100* s Cephalosporins Carbapenems Acinetobacter baumaunii 2* * 100* * * 100* 100* - 100* 100* * Citrobacter freundii 13* * - - # # # 100* 100* 100* 100* 92* 100* 100* 100* 92* 100* 69* Citrobacter koseri 10* - 98* - 100* 100*^ 90* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 71* 100* Enterobacter aerogenes 9* * - - # # # 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 93* 90* 90* 36* 93* Enterobacter cloacae 26* * - - # # # 96* 92* 97* 96* 96* 100* 93* 95* 85* 59* 89* Escherichia coli ^ Klebsiella oxytoca 17* * 100* 75*^ 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* Klebsiella pneumoniae ^ Morganella morganii 17* * - 31* - 88* 94* 100* 100* 100* 76* 88* 100* 82* 94* 94* - 65* Proteus mirabilis ^ Providencia rettgeri 6* * - 83* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* - 100* Providencia stuartii 5* * - 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* * 20* 20* 100* - 60* Pseudomonas aeruginosa Serratia marcescens 8* * # # 100* 88* 100* 100* 88* 100* 100* 100* 100* - 100* Stenotrophomonas maltophilia 4* * * (c) There were 10 Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates from the ER in For all units (inpatient and outpatient) combined, the % susceptibility for penicillin and ceftriaxone for Streptococcus pneumoniaenon-meningitis: (d) Linezolid and daptomycin were only tested against 5 and 1 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus isolates, respectively.
5 / (a) ACUTE MED/SURG (2A/2C/3C) ANTIBIOGRAM: January 2016 December 2016 s / Cephalosporins (synergy) Enterococcus faecalis * * Enterococcus faecium 5* - - 0* * 0* - 20* - 20* Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) 19* * 100* 17* 100* - 100* 89* 95* 100* Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA) 20* 20* 100* * - 65* * 100* Staphylococcus, coag negative 17* - 18* * * - 94* 100* 41* 100* s Cephalosporins Carbapenems Escherichia coli ^ * 63 Klebsiella pneumoniae 18* - 94* 78* 89* 100*^ 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 58 72* Proteus mirabilis 16* 69* 86* 81* 100* 69*^ 94* 88* 88* 88* 88* 100* 100* 87* 88* 100* 75* 75* 88* - 56* Pseudomonas aeruginosa 19* * * 79* - 95* 89* 100* 94* 79* 84* (c) There were 2 Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates from 2A/2C/3C in For all units (inpatient and outpatient) combined, the % susceptibility for penicillin and ceftriaxone for Streptococcus pneumoniaenon-meningitis: (d) Linezolid and daptomycin were only tested against 4 and 0 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus isolates, respectively.
6 / (a) ICU/IICU (2F/3F) ANTIBIOGRAM: January 2016 December 2016 s / Cephalosporins (synergy) Enterococcus faecalis 21* * * 75* - 100* - 100* 100* - 29* - 90* Enterococcus faecium 4* * * 100* * 50* - 50* - 25* Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) * Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA) 23* 35* 100* * - 86* * 100* Staphylococcus, coag negative 17* 6* 25* * - 36* 100* - 88* 88* 88* 100* s Cephalosporins Carbapenems Enterobacter cloacae 13* * - - # # # 92* 85* 100* 100* 100* 100* 92* 92* 69* 67* 92* Escherichia coli 20* 45* 70* 55* 85* 75*^ 85* 95* 95* 95* 95* 100* 100* 90* 90* 100* 80* 80* 95* 80* 70* Klebsiella pneumoniae 16* - 94* 69* 88* 71*^ 88* 94* 94* 94* 93* 94* 100* 100* 94* 94* 88* 81* 94* 20* 75* Proteus mirabilis 12* 75* 75* 83* 100* 100*^ 100* 83* 83* 83* 83* 92* 100* 83* 83* 100* 58* 58* 83* - 58* Pseudomonas aeruginosa Serratia marcescens 9* * 0*^ - - # # 100* 100* 100* 100* 89* 100* 100* 100* 100* - 100* Stenotrophomonas maltophilia 5* * * (c) There was 1 Streptococcus pneumoniae isolate from 2F/3F in For all units (inpatient and outpatient) combined, the % susceptibility for penicillin and ceftriaxone for Streptococcus pneumoniaenon-meningitis: (d) Linezolid and daptomycin were only tested against 3 and 0 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus isolates, respectively.
7 / (a) SPINAL CORD INJURY UNIT (7SCI) ANTIBIOGRAM: January 2016 December 2016 s / Cephalosporins (synergy) Enterococcus faecalis * * Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) 20* * 100* 33* 94* - 100* 100* 100* 100* Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA) 10* 50* 100* * - 100* * 100* Staphylococcus, coag negative 9* 33* 33* * - 67* 100* - 100* 67* 56* 100* s Cephalosporins Carbapenems Escherichia coli ^ * 59 Klebsiella pneumoniae ^ Proteus mirabilis 22* 68* 91* 86* 100* 56*^ 86* 91* 91* 100* 100* 95* 95* 91* 91* 95* 45* 45* 100* - 41* Pseudomonas aeruginosa (c) There were no Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates from 7SCI in For all units (inpatient and outpatient) combined, the % susceptibility for penicillin and ceftriaxone for Streptococcus pneumoniaenon-meningitis: (d) Linezolid and daptomycin were tested against 1 and 0 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus isolates, respectively.
8 / (a) LONG TERM CARE (4C/331/360/90) ANTIBIOGRAM: January 2016 December 2016 s / Cephalosporins (synergy) Enterococcus faecalis 11* * * - 20* - 100* Enterococcus faecium 2* - - 0* * * - 100* 0* - 0* - 0* Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) 15* * 100* 9* 100* - 100* 86* 100* 100* Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA) 10* 60* 100* * - 67* * 100* s Cephalosporins Carbapenems Escherichia coli ^ Klebsiella pneumoniae 28* - 93* 86* 93* 90*^ 93* 96* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 100* 40* 100* Proteus mirabilis ^ Pseudomonas aeruginosa 20* * * 95* - 90* 75* 95* 95* 65* 65* (c) There was one S pneumoniae isolate from 4C/331/360/90 in For all units (inpatient and outpatient) combined, the % susceptibility for penicillin and ceftriaxone for Streptococcus pneumoniaenon-meningitis: (d) Linezolid and daptomycin were only tested against 2 and 1 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus isolates, respectively.

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This contribution describes a 77-GHz frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar system that is completely based on a Silicon-Germanium (SiGe) chipset. It consists of a 77-GHz VCO, a 77-GHz receive mixer and a 19-GHz down-converter for use in an offset-loop synthesizer. A 4×4 patch array antenna is used for the bistatic prototype system on both the transmit and receive side. The performance of the radar system is characterized by the standard deviation of the range estimates acquired in statistical measurements.

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A second Austin Police Department officer has sued Ford for negligence, alleging the company failed to fix a known issue with its Explorer Police Interceptor SUV, which leaked carbon monoxide that poisoned the officer and resulted in nerve damage.
Back in July, the Austin police department pulled its fleet of Ford Explorer Police Interceptors from patrol following at least seven cases of officers suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning and exposure. At the time, CBS reported similar incidents and lawsuits from over half a dozen officers from various police departments.
Chase said the Austin police cases are two of the roughly 30 he has across the country stemming from reported Ford Explorer-linked carbon monoxide poisonings.
The lawsuit also lists seven other businesses as defendants; Johnson Ford of Austin, Texas, Silsbee Ford of East Texas, and the remaining five are as-of-yet unnamed. The suit alleges that these companies, along with Ford, failed to effectively fix the vehicles.
Hancock claims he became ill after patrol in his Police Explorer on July 21 of this year, and was hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning the next day. The lawsuit alleges that a bulletin to dealerships from Ford describing exhaust smell entering vehicle cabins is proof that the company has been aware of the dangerous emissions issue since at least December of 2012.
In response to over 2,700 similar complaints since the current Explorer model’s introduction in 2011, Ford has not yet officially issued a recall for the Explorer model, but has offered to “fix” approximately 1.4 million Explorers if the owners wish to have them inspected. The fix supposedly prevents exhaust leaks. In the same report from Friday, a Ford spokesperson also assured Jalopnik that Austin’s Police Interceptor Explorers are being put back into service after repairs, but did not clarify if any were already back in service, nor a clear time frame for any outstanding repairs.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a report back in July that listed cracks in Explorer model exhaust manifolds as a potential source for the carbon monoxide exposure.
Jalopnik has reached out to Ford about the new lawsuit and this post will be updated with any new information.
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We appreciate the Austin Police Department’s collaboration with our team to repair their Police Interceptors and are glad their vehicles are returning to service. During the course of our investigation and repairs, we found unsealed spaces that were the result of police equipment installed after leaving Ford’s factory. The methods and parts we’ve utilized to repair Austin’s vehicles have worked well to reduce the concern.


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What Borough are you living in?
In Southwark the best (boys and coed) schools seem to be Haberdashers Askes in Newcross, (though this is actually iin Lewisham), Bacon College in Surrey Quays, London Nautical and City Academy, I am sure other people will be able to list more. There are some Catholic boys schools that I have not mentioned as I am not catholic and so did not look at them. Be prepared though because unless you live fairly close to the school in question (or have a connection with the sea for the London Nautical) your chances of getting in to (any of) the school(s) of your choice, at first try seems quite slim. I am going through secondary school transfer at the moment with my eldest daughter and we were not offered a place at any of our 5 choices. You can contact the education authority in any borough you like and ask them to send you the schools booklet which will give you the names and addresses of all the schools in that borough and list their open days. Your Headmistress or class teacher might also have information about good schools.
Cateness' list seems pretty complete.
Advice we were given included visiting as many schools as possible at the start of Year 5 so that you can consider options before panic sets in.
Some of the better highly sought-after state schools are in the Good Schools Guide. If your child is up to a shot at a selective school (and if you live near Waterloo schools like Tiffin Boys in Kingston, or Wallington Grammer are not impossible, nor is Graveney in Tooting -where about 50 places are offered on ability) you do need to consider coaching in exam technique. It seems pretty universal. My son did not have any and he was phased by a tyope of question he had not seen before and did not know that it is worth guessing answers to questions which you have not completed. We had not wanted to make a fuss and had not liked the idea, yet he was not that many marks off a place, and coaching might just have given him the edge.
It is a war zone. Lambeth apparently has 2000 who were not awarded a place in one of their five choices. And these are kids who have applied to state schools, so there are even more who have already decided not to bother to try. So consider an interest in sailing, religion, or whatever.....And do your homework as early as possible.
One perhaps forgotten option for musical kids are the choir schools, but for slightly younger kids.
Prepare to allow your self plenty of time in sept when the secondary schools hold their open days. Application dates vary but will probably be around late Oct. So that first half term that your son is in year 6 is when it all happens.
Being a catholic you have a slightly wider choice. Worth looking at are St.Michaels in Bermondsey (mixed). St.Thomas the apostle peckham (boys) and Sacred heart Camberwell (mixed). Outside the borough is St.Thomas More off sloane square (mixed) in Kensington and Chelsea, where the mini jacs go. I like it because its a relatively small school with around 650 pupils. There is also Salesians Battersea (Boys) or if they are very academic you could consider The Oratory. As is true with the better performing schools in the borough they are all over subscribed so you will need a good supporting letter from your priest. With Catholic schools distance to the school is not as important.
In addition it is worth looking at school websites. You fill in a form provided by the borough - see your Council website, where you choose 5 schools. (Though as Cateness has discovered, choice often lies with the schools not with the parents.) This needs to be completed about mid-way through the autumn term.
However some schools require separate applications alongside this. I assume this might include Catholic schools who will want to prioritise church goers.
You must get both forms in by the correct date. We were even advised to send one form in by recorded delivery in order to have proof in case the application was mislaid.
Different schools suit different children, and you should look at Ofsted and other reports. Your child's Headteacher will also have a good idea of possible schools. As might your priest.
Getting an idea of schools you might be interested in prior to the Open Day is a good idea. For example if you have friends with secondary aged children you might ask if you can tag along to a school event, like a summer fete. When it comes to the Open Day you will then find that some schools live up to expectations and others dont. And that you child has his own views.


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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Saturday offered Democrats three years of deportation protections for some immigrants in exchange for $5.7 billion in border wall funding, a proposal immediately rejected by Democrats and derided by conservatives as amnesty.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., dismissed the proposal as a “non-starter” and vowed that Democrats would pass legislation next week to reopen the government, putting the onus on the Republican-led Senate to follow suit.
“The president must sign these bills to reopen government immediately and stop holding the American people hostage with this senseless shutdown,” Pelosi said. Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., also said he opposed the plan.
Moving ahead on Trump’s plan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., announced that he would put the legislation on the Senate floor for a vote next week. And Trump heralded the package as a bipartisan, “compassionate response” that would offer humanitarian relief on the border and curb illegal immigration – while allowing the government to reopen.
In addition to its immigration provisions, the package – which McConnell could move to advance as early as Tuesday, although a Thursday vote appears more likely – would reopen all parts of the government that are closed. It also would provide emergency funding for U.S. areas hit by hurricanes, floods and other natural disasters.
Senior White House aides cast the proposal as a good-faith effort from the president to incorporate ideas from Democrats during weeks of talks with a negotiating team led by Vice President Mike Pence and senior adviser Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law.
In a briefing for reporters after Trump’s remarks, the aides acknowledged that the bill faces a difficult path in the Senate, where it would require 60 votes to overcome a filibuster. But they predicted that ordinary Americans would view the plan as a compromise and pressure lawmakers to make the deal.
“I hope once people get past their initial statements, initial reaction, they will really look at the legislation that comes to the floor and see what it is – a sincere effort by the president of the United States to take ideas from both political parties,” Pence said of lawmakers.
The shutting down of some 25 percent of the federal government was triggered by Trump’s demand for $5.7 billion to build more than 200 miles of new wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Pelosi has called the wall “immoral,” and Democrats are refusing to offer more than $1.3 billion, maintaining existing funding levels for border barriers and fences. Democrats also frequently point out that Trump long claimed that Mexico would pay for the wall.
Trump’s offer would not provide the path to permanent legal status – or citizenship – for DACA beneficiaries that many Democrats have sought in any immigration deal that dramatically ramps up border security. The DACA program, which began in 2012 under President Barack Obama, has provided renewable work permits to more than 700,000 undocumented young immigrants, known as “dreamers,” who were brought into the country when they were children.
Trump appealed to “rank-and-file” Democratic lawmakers, hoping to peel them away from leadership, but many issued statements of opposition moments after his 13-minute speech.
“We voted for Trump and got Jeb!” she wrote, referring to former Florida governor Jeb Bush, who had a more moderate immigration position when campaigning for the presidency.
Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, a longtime anti-immigration voice in the House, blasted Trump’s offer, and the conservative news website Breitbart noted that most of the border would remain without a wall under the plan.
Pence vehemently disputed the suggestion that the plan was a betrayal of Trump’s hard-line border agenda. “This is not an amnesty bill,” he said, noting the deportation protections are temporary under the plan.
“This bill takes a bipartisan approach to reopening the closed portions of the federal government,” McConnell said in a statement.
Yet McConnell’s decision to advance the bill to the Senate floor in the coming days marks a reversal of his promise not to hold votes on legislation that did not already have explicit support from the White House and Democratic leaders.
The calculus for the majority leader changed as the shutdown has dragged on, people familiar with his thinking said, pointing to Pelosi’s letter to Trump on Wednesday suggesting he postpone his Jan. 29 State of the Union address until the government reopens. That moment, the sources said, convinced McConnell that Pelosi would not negotiate without further incentives.
Saturday’s offer also marks a reversal for Trump, who had indicated for weeks that he would not include DACA in the talks.
Trump had said he was hoping the Supreme Court would hear an appeal to a lower court’s injunction on his attempt to end the program; a high court ruling in his favor would give him more leverage.
White House aides said the president’s proposal was an echo of a bipartisan bill called the “Bridge Act,” previously offered by Sens. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., and Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., that would have provided a three-year renewal of DACA-style protections from deportation – a period in which it was hoped lawmakers would pass a comprehensive immigration bill that included a permanent solution.
But Trump’s proposal was far smaller in scope, covering fewer immigrants, and Democrats said his plan was akin to trading “permanent” border wall for “temporary” protections for immigrants that Trump could reverse in a second term.
Asked about that criticism, Pence replied: “I read that turn of phrase.” He then paused and changed the subject.
After his speech, Trump joined a call with House Republicans, stressing his desire to finalize a deal with Democrats, according to an official on that call. Kevin McAleenan, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, also detailed to Republican lawmakers the administration’s case for a wall, as well as for additional border security resources to “stop the flow of crime, drugs and trafficking coming over the southern border,” the official said.
At the White House on Saturday morning, Trump continued to point to a new “caravan” of Central American migrants crossing into Mexico from Guatemala, which was featured on “Fox & Friends,” a show the president watches regularly.
“If we had a wall, we wouldn’t have a problem,” Trump told reporters.
The image of the new citizens raising their hands in the Oval Office was meant to underscore Trump’s support of foreigners who enter the country through legal immigration programs, even as his administration has supported policies to slash overall immigration.

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Tower Hamlets Council - Agenda for General Purposes Committee on Tuesday, 26th February, 2019, 6.30 p.m.
Home > Council & democracy > Council meetings > Agenda for General Purposes Committee on Tuesday, 26th February, 2019, 6.30 p.m.
No declarations of disclosable pencuniary interest were received.
The unrestricted minutes of the General Purposes Committee meeting held on 11th December, 2019 were agreed as a correct record. Copy to sign.
The work plan of future agenda items was received and noted by the Committee.
Runa Basit, Head of School Governance and Information, introduced the report, which summarised applications from 4 persons who had applied to be nominated for appointment or reappointment as a local authority governor at Tower Hamlets maintained schools.
The Committee considered the report, and agreed to the reasons for restricting the appendices. The types of candidates approved for submission was noted as well as the different ways that people can become governors.
Following consideration of the information supplied, including both unrestricted and restricted reports, the Committee agreed to nominate all 4 applicants to the school governor position each had applied for.
1. That the applicants for appointment to Local Authority School Governor positions as set out in the report be approved.
The Committee will receive a Verbal Update.
The Committee received a verbal update that outlined the progress in preparing a report on the demographic breakdown of the local authority school governor appointments.
It was noted that Governor Services have had significant challenges and situations with their new database and are currently not able to produce a demographic breakdown of the school governor appointments that would be accurate.
To confirm that the Committee wishes to receive a report on the demographic breakdown of the local authority school governor appointments at the next available meeting.
· Was reminded that the Council has set out what it believes are the options that it would wish to consult on (a) Create a parish council but with modifications to the proposals made in the petition; (b) Reject the proposal to create a parish council and retain existing governance arrangements; and (c) Reject the proposal to create a parish council but instead create or strengthen non-parish forms of community governance.
Following discussion the Committee confirmed they were content with the plans set out for the second stage consultation and had no comments to make on the documents presented.
· The current position regarding the recruitment to the Divisional Director Housing and Divisional Director Planning and Building Control.
2. Approve recruitment to the Divisional Director Housing and Divisional Director Planning and Building Control.
Amanda Harcus, Divisional Director, HR, presented a report covered two considerations and sought approval for the dismissal on the grounds of redundancy of two employees, where the severance package exceeds the £99,999 threshold set out within the statutory guidance issued by the Secretary of State under section 40 of the Localism Act 2011. It was noted that one was previously considered and required further information. The second is a new consideration.
2. Noted the severance packages that apply to the dismissals arise as a result of the individual’s contractual terms and conditions of employment and that information regarding these payments will be reported to Council in the annual update of the Pay Policy Statement report.


text: In 1972, Edward Welter (defendant) founded Fabwel, Inc. (Fabwel) (defendant). Law firm Warrick & Boyn (W&B) served as counsel for Fabwel. Cynthia Gillard, an attorney at W&B, represented Fabwel in its purchase of a company owned by Larry Farver (defendant). Gillard prepared acquisition documents on behalf of Fabwel, including non-competition and non-disclosure agreements with Welter and Farver. In 1985, Welter created a benefit plan for executives at Fabwel. Gillard later drafted an amended benefit plan, which completely replaced the 1985 plan. Gillard continued to represent Fabwel in various transactions, including Fabwel’s initial public offering and purchase of other companies. In 1997, Welter sold Fabwel to Fibreboard Corporation (Fibreboard). As part of the sale, Welter and Fabwel signed an amendment to the benefit plan. Gillard represented Welter during the transaction. A new company then bought Fibreboard and merged Fabwel into Exterior Systems, Inc. (ESI) (plaintiff). In 2000, Farver resigned from ESI and formed Noble Composites, Inc. (Noble) (defendant) with several former Fabwel employees, including Welter. ESI terminated the benefit plan and ceased paying Welter. In 2001, ESI brought suit against Noble, Farver, and Welter, alleging breach of the non-competition and non-disclosure agreements. The defendants counterclaimed, alleging that ESI breached the agreements. Gillard represented Welter in the lawsuit. ESI filed a motion to disqualify Gillard as counsel for Welter.


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The College has a long and colourful history. The current school, and its precursor institutions, are an important part of the story of this vibrant inner-suburban community with connections dating back to the early days of Melbourne’s history.
In 2007, the College celebrated its 125th anniversary with the publication of a book The School on the Flat: Collingwood College 1882-2007, which was published and launched at the annual Spring Fair day in September 2007. $25 hardback copies are available from the school office or good local bookshops. This publication was expertly researched and written by historian John Young, a retired researcher from the National Centre for Australian Studies at Monash University, typeset and designed by parents and friends of the College, and produced as an attractive hardback book. Copies are available from the office or contact Amanda Collins.
2008 Outcomes of a departmental review of the College made available. Many positive comments made about the school, including that it will remain as a Prep to Year 12 School. Lentil As Anything comes to the school canteen attracting much media interest.
2007 School celebrates its 125th Anniversary and the College history is written. 2005 Specialist Design program and joint VCE programs with Fitzory HS announced for senior students announced for 2007.
2004 The Reggio Emilia-inspired program begins.
2001 The Kitchen Garden program begins.
2000 The Steiner program begins.
1990 Collingwood Education Centre renamed Collingwood College.
1975 Collingwood Education Centre opens. The Centre was planned to combine primary, secondary and community education in the one group of buildings. Considered to be ‘leading edge’ in-terms-of concept and design, the College’s reputation for innovation has continued. The College is still a community hub with well-used sporting and theatre facilities, migrant English services, a language school and the office of Melbourne Youth Music.
1915-1935 Collingwood School of Domestic Arts for girls. Flora Pell, Principal of the School of Domestic Arts, was famous for her cookbook. More than 20 editions were printed.
1912 Cromwell Street State School joined Vere St.Right – The Cromwell Street buildings survive and are part of the current main campus. They were, built in the 1920’s after the original school building burnt down.
1882 Vere Street National School No 2462 was originally built to house over 500 pupils. Jack Ryder, a champion test cricketer, is a past student. He was known as the King of Collingwood.
Wikipedia entry about Collingwood College & Newsletters include regular update on 125th celebrations and College history.


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AMETEK Land’s high-precision IQ series of rugged, accurate infrared thermometers is designed for use in an extensive range of industrial process temperatures.
Easy to install, flexible to use, IQ makes it simple to customise the perfect measurement to your application: a range of ‘plug and play’ options are available for temperature, wavelength, feature and focus distances.
With a highly accurate measurement provided by AMATEK Land’s high-precision infrared technologies, IQ versions –E and –P can be easily configured via PC running the easy to use IQ configurator software, with optional advanced signal processing available for demanding applications.
Flexible to use, easy to operate, the IQ is suitable for a wide range of high-temperature applications in industries including glass, industrial processing and steel.
IQ thermometers can be configured in any combination of four wavelengths, four feature levels and four focus distances, so you can be sure the device is ideally suited to your application requirements.
With a rugged, all-metal construction and scratch resistant sapphire protection window, the IQ is designed to survive in harsh environments, while its integrated air purge and water cooling system ensures it is protected in all conditions.
The IQ series is plug and play, with zero configuration required. Simple screw terminal connections make installation straightforward, in many cases using existing wiring. Its compact size makes the thermometer easy to install in tight locations.
AMETEK Land’s compact IQ series is the flexible choice for high-temperature industrial measurements.
A free Windows PC software utility providing configuration and data visualisation for the SOLONet and IQ ranges of digital infrared thermometers.
Measurement at the bushing outlet monitors fibre quality and helps protect the bushing from damage. We recommend the Cyclops 100L, SPOT M160, SOLOnet and IQ series for this application.
Temperature measurements ensure heating to the correct level for toughening or bending processes. Our recommended solutions are the LSP-HD 50FL linescanner, FLT5 thermometer, SOLOnet SN51, and IQ thermometer.
To ensure the glass is sufficiently heated as it leaves the oven, temperature measurements are essential. We recommend the LSP-HD 50FL linescanner, FLT5 thermometer, SOLOnet SN51, and IQ thermometer for this application.


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How to Fix OneNote 0xE00015E0 Error Code on Windows 10?
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Issue: How to Fix OneNote 0xE00015E0 Error Code on Windows 10?
Could you please explain me why each time when I try to open OneNote error 0xE00015E0 shows up? I use ASUS PC, which runs Windows 10. Need some help, please!
How to Fix 0xE00015E0 Error Code on Windows 10?
Thousands of people have already searched for an answer how to fix OneNote error 0xE00015E0. We hope that the fixes that we are going to provide will be useful and you won’t have to look for another. However, before we begin listing the methods on how to fix 0xE00015E0 error Code, we would like to answer the question why does anyone need OneNote?
OneNote is a Microsoft application that functions as a notebook. It allows organizing upcoming events, meeting notes, must have to do lists, and so on. Besides, it allows not only typing, but also writing and drawing. OneNote supports PCs, Macs, and mobile devices, which is why it has millions of users worldwide. Many people have praised this tool for simplicity, user friendly interface, multiple functions, advanced settings, and other features. Unfortunately, but Windows 10 users have started complaining about Error Code 0xE00015E0 that shows up exceptionally when trying to open OneNote application. Our team has started initiating a research related to this issue and found out that it can easily be fixed.
Disable OneNote via Task Manager.
Click Ctrl + Alt + Delete, locate OneNote in the opened list, click on it and select End Task.
Here you will be asked to verify your Account link. Click on it.
Make sure that you enter your Microsoft account password correctly.
Then, reopen OneNote and 0xE00015E0 error should be gone.
When the list of programs opens, find OneNote and click on it. Wait until the testing finishes.
You will be asked if you agree to make the changes. Click yes to proceed.
Finally, try to reinstall OneNote application or sign in as an Administrator. If any of the aforementioned methods doesn’t help, try to fix 0xE00015E0 error code automatically using RegCure Pro, SpeedyPC Pro or Reimage.
Kaip pašalinti OneNote 0xE00015E0 klaidą Windows 10 sistemoje?

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text: DenteMax values the opinion of the dental office managers. We have established an office manager advisory council (OMAC) to allow dental office managers to voice their opinion on the management of our dental network. They also offer valuable suggestions on everything from branding, marketing and new product ideas. The OMAC meets regularly throughout the year to discuss ways we can better serve participating dental offices.


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The Drug Policy Network South East Europe is an initiative of NGOs from the countries of South East Europe. Currently, there are 19 full members of the Network coming from Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, FYRO Macedonia, Greece, Kosovo*, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia. We also have working contact with more organisations from these countries and Bulgaria, Croatia and Turkey.
The Network organisations are primarily providers of preventive, therapeutic, harm reduction and rehabilitation services. The Network aims to create close and constructive relationships through open and objective dialogue with experts, key policy makers in national governments, regional bodies and international organisations in order to promote humane and effective drug policies.


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Home Actress Disha Vakani aka Dayaben is expecting her first child, confirms her father!
Recently their were news doing the rounds that TV show ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’ actress Disha Vakani aka Dayaben is expecting her first child. But the actress did not talk about her pregnancy in publicly. But now, her father Bhim Vakani has confirmed the news and he is so excited out it.
Talking to Dailybhaskar.com, Bhim Vakani shared how Disha is enjoying the beautiful phase of her life and is blessed to have such wonderful in laws who gives lot of advice to her.
“Disha is in her early forties and planning babies at this age is not an easy task. She needs to take extraordinary good care of her body. Lots of health advices are coming from her in-laws and her own mother. But, she is in regular touch with the doctors and is not getting confused by too much advice. On the set, she is always surrounded by her mother-in-law who is looking after all her needs. Also, the producers are supporting her in terms of shoot pressure. The entire team of TMKOC is taking care on the set,” said Bhim Vakani.
“Her life is about to change in the most incredible way. She is thrilled, and cannot wait for the big day to arrive. Currently, she is in her fifth month of the pregnancy and is in fantastic health. She is just enjoying all the pampering from her dear ones,” Bhim Vakani concludes.
Disha who tied the knot to a Mumbai based Chartered Accountant, Mayur Pandya on 24th November, 2015 is enjoying the second trimester of her pregnancy to its fullest.
If sources are too believed, Disha who is expecting her first child will be on a maternity leave soon. The makers are in no mood to replace her as they feel she is integral to the show.


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Take the pressure off packing this summer and skip right to the travel friendly aisle. It's now easier than ever to jet set with your favorite beauty and skincare essentials without having to skimp on quality—or the suitcase space. These chic TSA friendly products will allow for your beauty routine to never skip a beat while on vacation. From hassle-free foundation sticks to nourishing masks, from hydrating makeup wipes to charcoal infused cleansing sticks, and even individual fragrance and nail polish removing wipes, packing for a weekend away has never been easier. Here, take a look at the best 10 weekend getaway must haves and get packing with these petite products.
Freshen up after a long flight or while on the go, Nomaterra's fragrance wipes are the ultimate makeup mag essential.
Nomaterra On-The-Go Fragrance Wipes, $20, sephora.com.
A sheet and lightweight formula that's not only is fast-absorbing, but helps keep skin protected from harsh UVA/UVB rays.
Algenist Sublime Defense Ultra Lightweight UV Defense Fluid, $28, sephora.com.
With By Terry's all in one foundation stick, flawless, full coverage is now easier than ever to achieve without all the hassle.
By Terry Light Expert, $65, barneys.com.
Skip the spray and add R & Co.'s Dry Shampoo Paste for buildable texture without the oil and shine.
With 4 masks prepared to cater to skin's every need, nügg's masks can help to exfoliate, hydrate, revitalize and soothe all in one go.
nügg 4 Pack: Soothe, Exfoliate, Hydrate & Revitalize, $13, nuggbeauty.com.
A water-based blush that delivers gorgeous sheer and luminous finish for healthy and refreshed looking skin.
Stila Aqua Glow Watercolor Blush in Shimmering Lotus, $26, sephora.com.
Each makeup wipe is infused with nourishing Greek yoghurt to not only remove makeup, but hydrate and rejuvenate skin.
Korres Greek Yoghurt Daily Cleansing & Make-Up Removing Wipes, $15, sephora.com.
Skip the hassle of liquid cleanser and opt for the Boscia's cleansing stick that is formulated with charcoal to leave skin feeling super clean.
Boscia deep-pore cleansing stick treatment, $28, sephora.com.
When you skin needs vital hydration after a long day of traveling, Dr. Jart's cellulose sheet mask will leave skin feeling ultra hydrated.
Dr. Jart + Water Jet Vital Hydra Solution Dermask, $6, sephora.com.
Rescue your manicure in one swipe with RGB's color remove pads infused with their natural soy formula.
RGB Cosmetics Nail Color Remove Pads, $28, rgbcosmetics.com.


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Toronto Poetry Slam featuring Tasha Receno!
We're back with another night of spoken word action!
This time, we're featuring Tasha Receno!
Read more about Toronto Poetry Slam featuring Tasha Receno!
This time, we're honoured to have Vancouver spoken word great Johnny Macrae lead a workshop to inspire all you budding poets!
Read more about Our April slams rock the Drake April 9 and 28!
Toronto Poetry Slam Season-Opener March 17 featuring Franny Choi!
We're back! The season begins anew!
Our spoken word battle and open mic is available to any poet who wants to take the stage and rock the mic right!
Featuring Franny Choi from Chicago! Bio coming soon.
Read more about Toronto Poetry Slam Season-Opener March 17 featuring Franny Choi!
Sunday night slam fun awaits you!


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Tutorial to solve problems and to restore Huawei P8 Lite (2017) to the original settings, which is useful to unlock the device when you have forgotten the pattern, Pin, and password. Fix any problems that occur in the android system such as a boot loop, the application stops, mobile data can not be active, slow, hang, and others. Hard Reset Huawei P8 Lite (2017) is also useful for removing user data when you want to sell to others.
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory was just sitting around in orbit doing its job, capturing images of the sun. It had a clean line-of-sight until that prankster Earth and its sidekick the moon got in the way.
This all happened on September 13, a day of a partial solar eclipse that was visible from South Africa, Antarctica and the southern Indian Ocean on our Blue Marble.
The Solar Dynamics Observatory is accustomed to seeing the occasional Earth or moon-caused eclipse, but Sunday was special due to the two of them transiting the sun in tandem. "Though SDO sees dozens of Earth eclipses and several lunar transits each year, this is the first time ever that the two have coincided," NASA notes.
NASA published a video of the "double photobomb" on September 14 showing the moon coming into the frame and then Earth arriving to block the observatory's view of the sun completely. When the Earth finally gets out of the way, it is just in time for the SDO to see the tail end of the moon heading out of the picture.
On Sept. 13, 2015, as NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, kept up its constant watch on the sun, its view was photobombed not once, but twice. Just as the moon came into SDO’s field of view on a path to cross the sun, Earth entered the picture, blocking SDO’s view completely. When SDO's orbit finally emerged from behind Earth, the moon was just completing its journey across the sun’s face.
Though SDO sees dozens of Earth eclipses and several lunar transits each year, this is the first time ever that the two have coincided. SDO’s orbit usually gives us unobstructed views of the sun, but Earth’s revolution around the sun means that SDO’s orbit passes behind Earth twice each year, for two to three weeks at a time.
During these phases, Earth blocks SDO’s view of the sun for anywhere from a few minutes to over an hour once each day. Earth’s outline looks fuzzy, while the moon’s is crystal-clear. This is because—while the planet itself completely blocks the sun's light—Earth’s atmosphere is an incomplete barrier, blocking different amounts of light at different altitudes. However, the moon has no atmosphere, so during the transit we can see the crisp edges of the moon's horizon.
The Earth's atmosphere makes its edges look fuzzy compared to the moon's sharply defined circle.
The Solar Dynamics Observatory launched in 2010 on a mission to study solar activity to help scientists better understand how changes on the sun impact Earth. It is in an orbit that allows it to have a mostly uninterrupted view of the sun. It just so happens that Sunday was the most spectacular interruption in its history.


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Idris has a well-developed critical eye for media & production skills & has proven to be observant, professional & detail-oriented through his works. Hiring Idris means that you will work alongside someone who works with integrity & who will work tirelessly to honor his client’s vision & special requests. Idris has proven to be more than an Entrepreneur, he is Mr. Multipreneur!


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No one should have to walk alone.
This is the philosophy of Shriners Hospitals for Children, a 22-hospital pediatric health care system which provides excellent, medical care to children with. orthopedic problems or burn injuries.
The orthopedic Shriners Hospitals for Children help children with problems of the bones, joints or muscles. Three of the orthopedic hospitals also provide rehabilitative care for children with spinal cord injuries. Four Shriners Hospitals help children who have been seriously burned, or children needing reconstructive surgery and rehabilitation as a result of burn injuries.
Since 1922, Shriners Hospitals have been helping children. Shriners Hospitals are substantially funded through the Shriners Hospitals for Children endowment fund, which is maintained through gifts, bequests and contributions. Additional income for Shriners Hospitals is provided by an annual hospital assessment paid by every Shriner, as well as designated charitable fund-raising events administered by Shriners.
Admission to a Shriners Hospital is based on medical need. Children from infancy to their 18th birthday are eligible for admission to a Shriners Hospital if treatment would benefit the child.
In addition to patient care, Shriners Hospitals are actively engaged in research, searching for the cures and improved treatments of crippling childhood diseases and improved treatments for burn injuries. Shriners Hospitals for Children are also major teaching. centers, affiliated with some of the top medical colleges and universities in the country. Application forms for admission to Shriners Hospitals are available from Shriners, Shrine Center offices, Shrine Clubs, or by calling toll-free 1-800-237-5055 in the U.S., or in Canada call 1-800-361-7256. Applications can also be downloaded at http://www.shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/ReferAPatient.aspx.