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Martha Hunt is an American model that made her debut when she walked for Issey Miyake.
Martha Hunt is signed with IMG Australia Sydney, Modelwerk Hamburg, IMG Milan, IMG Paris and IMG New York.
In 2007 Martha Hunt signed with Code Management in New York and she walked the spring show for Issey Miyake in Paris.
In 2008 she signed with Nathalie Agency in Paris, she walked the fall show for Givenchy couture in Paris, she appeared in an editorial for Elle, she was in an editorial for British Elle and she left Code and signed with Next Model Management.
In 2009 she appeared in an editorial for Harper’s Bazaar, she appeared in an editorial for Vogue China and she walked the spring shows for Rebecca Taylor, Tracy Reese, Wayne and J. Mendel in New York.
In 2010 she appeared in editorials for Marie Claire Italia, she was in an editorial for Vogue Russia and she appeared in an editorial for Harper’s Bazaar.
In 2011 she was in ad campaigns for Hugo Boss and Via Spiga and she appeared in editorials for Allure Magazine and Image Magazine: Menolippu.
In 2012 she walked for Jill Stuart, Jason Wu, Rag & Bone, Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, Mugler, John Galliano, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Missoni, Tom Ford, Miu Miu, Chanel and Giambattista Valli, she was on the cover of Elle Greece and appeared in an ad campaign for Pennyblack.
In 2013 she appeared in ad campaigns for Express, Max & Co, Santa Lolla and Miu Miu, she was in editorials for V Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue Japan, 25 Magazine, Juicy Couture, Harper’s Bazaar UK, Numero, Elle Australia and Wonderland Magazine and walked for Victoria’s Secret, Giorgio Armani, Vionnet, Carolina Herrera, Herve Leger, Jason Wu, Versace, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Hakaan, Stella McCartney, Acne, Balmain, H&M, Missoni, Dolce & Gabbana, Marni, Etro, Prada, Tom Ford, Christopher Kane, Ralph Lauren, Jeremy Scott, Mulberry, Jonathan Saunders and Diane Von Furstenberg.
In 2014 she walked for Jason Wu, Victoria’s Secret, Marc Jacobs, Jeremy Scott, Carolina Herrera, Polo Ralph Lauren, Herve Leger and Cushnie et Ochs, she was on the covers of Marie Claire Italia, Singles Magazine, Vogue Thailand and L’Officiel Mexico, she appeared in editorials for Marie Claire Italia, Glamour Germany, Stonefox Magazine, Elle, Victoria’s Secret, L’Officiel Mexico, Love Magazine and Lucky Magazine and appeared in ad campaigns for Victoria’s Secret, I Blues, Juicy Couture, Free People and Rebecca Minkoff.
More recently in 2015 Martha Hunt was in ad campaigns for Hugo Boss, I Blues and Victoria’s Secret, she appeared in editorials for S Moda for El Pais and Self Magazine and was on the covers of GQ Mexico, GQ South Africa and S Moda for El Pais.
Her look books include the 2012 look book for Jason Wu and the 2013 look books for Ralph Lauren and Prada.


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This month’s Linux User & Developer magazine features my usual group test – this time looking at mind-mapping software – and a review of Synology’s 12-bay NAS box.
The group test this month looks at mind-mapping software, a subject close to my heart. When I’m planning large-scale projects, like in-depth features or books, I use mind-mapping software to help lay out the subject matter in a logical manner. There are some real stinkers out there, though, so it’s important to pick the right one to start with – data portability wasn’t at the forefront of anyone’s mind when these packages were being developed!

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Happy November Yogis! This month we’re going to shake things up a bit. November’s Pose of the Month is… a secret!
WHAT IS THE POSE OF THE MONTH?
• We can’t tell you… it’s a secret!
HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW WHAT IT IS?
• Come to as many classes as possible this month.
• Compare notes with other YSC yogis.
• Guess with wild reckless abandon!
WHAT DO I DO WHEN I FIGURE IT OUT?
• Submit your guess on the YogaSport Facebook Page.
You will experience the Super Secret Pose of the Month in every class this month. Happy Guessing!

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5 Key Transitional Pieces For Under £100!
Autumn stock has now well and truly landed in stores and it's looking fabulous! If you feel like you need a few updates and don't want to spend a fortune, then check out my key pieces below which are available now, all for under £100! Covering print, colour and shape trends for AW 2012, I've chosen a few of the best items which can be worn now and through the season, which will update your look with style and practicality.
Tile is the perfect print to transtion from summer to autumn. This gorgeous pair of burgundy cropped trousers executes both print and colour trends and will bring you bang up to date!
Earthy mid-brown tones are key for autumn winter 2012 and this suede biker styled jacket is so versatile as it can be dressed up or down - a fantastic price too!
Embellishment is key this season and the studding detail brings these chunky heeled ankle boots right up to date.
Instead of the usual animal printed scarf (which has been my best friend in the transitional months) go for something a bit different to finish off a plainer outfit. 'Creature' prints are huge for AW 2012 - owls, rabbits, birds, squirrels and this rabbit print scarf is an easy way to introduce this trend into your wardrobe. Gorgeous colours too!
Lace is back for autumn and this fabulous top in beautiful ink blue will add a bit of glamour to your wardrobe. Wear with a pair of black skinnys or maybe splash out on a new pair of burgundy (key colour for AW 2012!) skinnys to be bang on trend!


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After scoring his first career No. 1 hit with “Five More Minutes” in February, Scotty McCreery has revealed his new single, “This Is It,” will impact country radio on May 7.
The new tune, which Scotty co-penned with Frank Rogers and Aaron Eshuis about his fiancée Gabi Dugal, is featured on Scotty’s 2018 album, Seasons Change.
Scotty proposed to longtime girlfriend Gabi in September 2017 in the mountains of North Carolina.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text: Event-related potentials assess recognition, and therefore may or may not be effective in assessing deception. In ERP studies P3 amplitude waves are assessed, with these waves being large when an item is recognized. However, P100 amplitudes have been observed to have significant correlation to trustworthiness ratings, which the importance of will be discussed in the EEG section. This, along with other studies leads some to purport that because ERP studies rely on quick perceptual processes they "are integral to the detection of deception."

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Russian authorities are encouraging farmers from South Africa to move abroad in the hope of boosting the country’s agricultural industry.
I just hope they pack their winter woollies.
Roger Simon, that eeeevil rayciss, thinks we should Let Central America Sink.
For as long as any of us can remember, those Central American nations have been failed states teetering on the brink of civil war (or over it) or awash in corruption and gangsterism, their peoples impoverished.
Foreign aid, of which they have had plenty, hasn’t helped. After all this time, it is likely that in these instances the reverse has been true. Foreign aid has hurt the development of these countries, creating a dependency that impeded progress. It also — inadvertently, one hopes and assumes — encouraged conditions that allowed the corruption and drug dealing to flourish.
The best hope for Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala and even Mexico is that they learn to fend for themselves. In most of the cases, it could take a long time with considerable pain, but it is the only path that will succeed. Further aid, with exceptions for emergencies, physical and medical, will only make matters worse.
Most of all, it will continue to support and deepen a dependency culture that is terrible psychologically for the recipients The aid is not loving. It’s self-interested on the part of the donors in a variety of ways for a variety of goals, few of them beneficial.
Now… where have I heard a similar sentiment before?
Oh, and by the way, Roger old buddy: ixnay on the mergency-ay. All the (good) drugs sent to Africa haven’t done diddly in terms of fixing anything; I very much doubt that Central America would have a different outcome.
When I wrote Let Africa Sink all those years ago, one of my main arguments for so doing was that giving aid to Africa just didn’t work, and was a waste of money.
Needless to say, I was called a “racist”, “stupid” and “heartless” (among other names) by the Bleeding Heart Set.
Feel free to read the details for reasons why, but if you’re pressed for time, don’t bother. It’s just the usual African catalog of corruption, venality and inefficiency.
So the next time some celebrity asks you to give money to some fashionable charity, save your money and spend it on something that actually provides a benefit to someone — you (e.g. with a new gun, fine liquor or similar). Or if you’d rather invest the money, head to a casino because your odds of winning there are better than your donation to Pore & Starvin Inc. making a difference.
Not a bad little pocket history course on South Africa over at Ammo.com.
Go ahead and read it all — it’s a short piece — and you’ll be well informed on the topic in future.
I’ve never accompanied Mr. Free Market and Doc Russia on their South African safaris because as much as I’d love to share the experience with them, quite frankly I’ve been there, done that, and can’t afford it anymore.
And I may consider calling South Africa “Zimbabwe South” in the near future. Feel free to explain to me why this isn’t justified.
There’s an exhibition going on in London at the moment which is all about the life of the sainted Nelson Mandela, and predictably, all the Usual Suspects are oohing and ahhing about it.
Well, far be it for me to piss in anyone’s lobster bisque, here, but let’s have a little perspective on the man and his doings, shall we? Brace yourselves.
“Today I don’t mourn Mandela’s passing. Instead, today I think of the people he murdered. I think of them lying in their graves while for years he drank champagne and was fettered on the international stage as some kind of living god. I think of all the people who have died since he became president of South Africa. All the farmers, all the elderly, all the men, women and especially all the children, who died as a result of him being unleashed onto South Africa.
“And while the brainwashed celebrate his life and his so-called achievements, I remember that he pleaded guilty to 156 counts of public violence, including mobilizing terrorist bombing campaigns, which planted bombs in public places. Many innocent people including women and children died because of Mandela and his MK terrorists. For that he wasn’t hung by the neck until dead — instead he was given a life sentence in jail, the biggest mistake ever made by the South African judiciary. For it gave the ANC time to white-wash his history and remake Mandela into a freedom fighter. And with the help of Communists around the Western world, the reincarnation of Mandela the freedom fighter and Black activist was achieved.
“I’ll remember too that he released thousands of criminals, murderers and rapists from jail every year to celebrate his birthday while president, unleashing even more violence, chaos and death on the people of South Africa. I’ll remember Mandela supporting some of the worst dictatorships and human rights abusers in the world: Fidel Castro, Ghaddafi in Libya, China, Suddam Hussein in Iraq, Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe… the list goes on. No one too evil to visit or welcome in South Africa by Mandela, yet he was celebrated as a human rights champion by the world.
“I’ll remember that over 100,000 people were murdered under Mandela’s presidency –- an average of 25,000 people each year. Up from 170 each year under Apartheid (1948-1989). I’ll remember that in the first four years of his presidency, the South African currency lost 80% of its value and 2.8 million working days were lost due to strikes. I’ll remember that the national debt doubled under Mandela.
And there’s not one single falsehood in any of that.

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So it's that fun time of year when we have to get all of our paperwork ready to submit for our taxes. I don't even do my own taxes and I still hate it! As teachers, we can claim $250 used for classroom expenses. I'm absolutely terrible at remembering to save my receipts for this kind of stuff, so I usually don't take advantage of it....until I realized that TpT purchases count for my classroom! There is a super easy way to print off your purchases for the year for tax purposes.
UPDATE: This just moved on me and might have on you too! Now, go to "My Account" and then "Purchase History." You should be able to see the download link right there.
Previous way to find it...might still work for some of you???
First, log into your TpT account, and choose the "My TpT" drop down screen. Then go into "My Purchases" (which also now shows all of your free downloads as well!), from there click on the statement "Download 2014 Annual Purchase Statement", and boom, you have a receipt for classroom expenses.
Here's more details about claiming teacher deductions.
Also, reminder from Lynn: your Union dues are also 100% deductible!
Let me know if you have any questions! I hope that was helpful! :) Do you have any other tax tips for teachers?
I cannot see the download 2014 purchases link on my TPT account? Any thoughts?
Looks like they just moved it! Go to "My Account" and then "Purchase History." You should be able to find it there.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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Mount&Blade combines a sophisticated, dynamic game world and intense medieval swordfighting action, strives to create a game experience never seen before.
Mount&Blade: Warband expands on the original game by introducing a sixth faction, The Sarranid Sultanate, increasing the political options, allowing players to start their own faction, and incorporating multiplayer modes.
Mount&Blade: With Fire & Sword is spin-off stand-alone expansion for Mount&Blade. The game and its storyline is loosely based on the novel With Fire and Sword by Henryk Sienkiewicz, depicting Poland's 1648-51 war against Khmelnytsky Uprising in Ukraine, and its sequels dealing with the invasion of Poland by Sweden - then a major military power - and with Polish wars against the Ottoman Empire. While written long before video games were invented, Sienkiewicz's plot lines - involving sweeping grand sagas of heroic warfare - are readily adapted to the modern medium.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


text: Wrought Iron Patio Furniture Set With Umbrella : Lovely Patio Furniture Set With Umbrella. Lovely Patio Furniture Sets With Umbrella. Wrought Iron Patio Furniture Set With Umbrella.

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Products and open areas of export and proper dissemination of consumer awareness.
2 - Respect the needs of livestock farms of raw materials and supplies, The instruments necessary to facilitate the provision of farms and mutual benefits, leading to improved performance.
3 - the preparation and development of the necessary cadres to serve the field of animal production.
4 - the exchange of experiences and information among farm animal production to raise the level of performance through the publication of scientific journals and symposia for this area.
5 - Cooperation with specialized scientific bodies to provide the necessary aid in the areas of nutrition, health and genetic improvement, management and production, and so on.
6 - Developing systems fattening cattle ratios to raise production efficiency of these herds and improve their descendants.
7 - care of the interests of livestock farms and representation to all institutions and bodies.
8 - organizing efforts livestock farms to develop industries producing milk and meat Pmaahakq the general good of the community and the factory and the consumer.
9 - provide environmental services and technical assistance and aid by the Assembly of entities with similar activities and complementary to contribute to the development of these entities.
10 - the establishment of a symbiotic system to take care of members of the Assembly and solve their problems and provide them with the necessary assistance when necessary.
11 - arbitration in disputes which arise between members of the General Assembly considered the rule binding on the members.
As well as the importation of all types of feed, veterinary drugs and vaccines, equipment and all the necessary dairy farms.
13 - dairy product manufacturing and marketing of all kinds and distributed name Albap including achieve mutual benefit for members of the Assembly.
14 - to facilitate Hajj and Umrah trips for members of the Assembly, through the Office of Hajj and Umrah at the Ministry of Social Solidarity.
15 - Journal specialized version covers all news dairy sector in Egypt and be the mouthpiece of the Assembly.


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Y’all! I am in love with this book!! Have any of you read it?
I am thinking about cooking and blogging my way through it? Thoughts? Would y’all be interested in in that?


text: Look no further than Frances Flower Shop for birthday ideas and birthday gifts! Liven up any birthday party with a festive bouquet of birthday flowers or surprise them with a cheerful "Happy Birthday" bouquet! Or give them a long lasting plant or romantic roses . Everyone loves flowers for birthdays! We offer birthday flower delivery to Little Rock, AR or nationwide.


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My Migraine usually last between 2 to 3 hours, it takes about a day to fully recover from the attack. Instead of headaches I get painful Head pressure with other symptoms including Double/blurred vision, when tilting my head upwards it increases the pain that makes me 100% of the time vomit. After my main migraine, if I started walking the next day I get a silent migraine that feels much worse like unable to feel my legs and arm with aura for a few to 10 minutes.
Propranolol reduces the frequency of my migraine when I used to start to get this weird heavy feeling around my head every week, but it doesn’t prevent my migraine when I walk 15 to 30 mins. Sumatriptan doesn’t prevent my migraine.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I’m sorry you are having a difficult time. Migraine disease can be tricky and tough to treat, and you are so right – life is unfair.
Sumatriptan is a medication that stops the migraine process, not prevent an attack. If you find it’s not working for you there are other delivery methods, nasal spray and injections for example, as well as other triptans that each work a tiny bit differently to stop the migraine process.
Propranolol is a medication that may help prevent a migraine attack, and sounds like it may be working. However, if you find you are getting four or more migraine attacks a month, it may be time to discuss a different dosage or a new prevention medication. Try not to lose hope, there are over 100 medications that can be used to treat migraine disease.


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FRHI Hotels & Resorts is recognised as one of the world’s most luxurious hotel groups, offering memorable experiences and impeccable service through its three leading brands: Fairmont, Swissôtel and Raffles.
Having successfully held the SEO account for Swissôtel since 2012, Builtvisible were awarded the global SEO account for FRHI Hotels & Resorts in January 2015 with the goal of increasing both coverage and hotel bookings via organic search.
Our objective has not solely been to gain brand exposure, but to drive relevant referral traffic, increase bookings, and build high-value links to the domain for increased SEO performance.
Working closely with FRHI’s internal marketing team, we researched, produced, and promoted a series of content pieces to engage the luxury hotel company’s audience and attract new coverage across a variety of global markets.
Since the start of 2015, our campaign has involved production of long-form content, interviews with key staff, infographics, and more. These content pieces have secured coverage in major publications including The Independent, Mail Online, The Huffington Post, and Buzzfeed.

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Santa Clara, who currently holds 10th place in the championship with 21 points Receives in the Azores at the Estádio de São Miguel, Portimonense, 8th place with 27 points.
The St Clara after starting this season with excellent results, where it even came to be one of the surprises, one of the good surprises of our championship, occupying inclusivé, the 6th position, having fallen, both in the results, but also in the exhibitions.
In his last 12 matches for all competitions, he only managed to win on two occasions, curiously winners out of doors, in Moreira de Cónegos against Moreirense 0-1 and at Bonfim, against local Victory 0-2.
Curiously, it is up to this round 20, the 4th best team to play away from home with 14 points conquered in 9 games.
Playing before his public comes from a terrible cycle with 7 consecutive defeats, it is certain that 3 of the defeats were against the big 3, but also recorded defeats against Chaves, Belenenses, Tondela and Marítimo.
The Portimonense, has had a course until this moment, contrary to its opponent in this game.
He occupied the last position of the league table during the season’s opening matches, and as the championship was advanced, good results were appearing and began to rise in the standings, occupying a comfortable 8th place at the moment.
But António Folha’s team has lived “essentially” in Portimão, where he is the 6th best team of our championship, losing only on 2 occasions (Boavista in the opening round of the championship and in the last round, against Chaves).
In the field, there will be 2 teams that are currently comfortable in the middle of the table and sincerely, I believe that sooner or later, both will guarantee the presence in the highest step of our football for the next season.
On one side we have a team that plays better off, playing at home, case of St Clara and a Portimonense where he has a better performance playing before his fans.
If the game, in my opinion, is triple, this factor erodes my idea, for that very reason, my bet will meet the goal market.
At this time, St Clara playing at home has not scored on two occasions but also suffers in virtually every match, where only Chaves failed to score any goal in the Azores.
Portimonense, even without Nakajima, continues to have good players in the front and is also a team facing the attack and in their last 7 matches out of doors, only for one occasion did not put the ball in the opposite goal.

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Last time I saw my father he told me the biggest regret of his life: that he didn’t take better care of himself while he was travelling the country on a motorcycle. He died a week after.
This is not a sad start for a story, but rather a personal one: my father travelled a lot and was incapable to stay put for anything in the world. I think about him when I arrive at any new place I visit, but above all in Switzerland (where I went with my mother, for my birthday, because she was part of a painting exhibition).
My parents used to work in Switzerland when I was a child. For those of you who do not know details about the Eastern European communist regime, I open a little parenthesis: my father was sent by the Romanian car factory Dacia to technically assist the sales in Germany and Switzerland. This was back in 1979. My parents were not allowed to take me with them: I was the insurance the Romanian state needed that they will come back once the contract was over.
Therefore, my first visit to Switzerland in 2012 had a different connotation, as my father loved that country very much (he use to tell stories about this wonderful and civilised place all the time) and for my mother it was a trip down the memory lane.
I drove us from Italy to Switzerland through Como, pretty surprised that there was no border. I then profoundly disliked the 17 km long Gotthard Tunnel and enjoyed the super-green scenery that came after it. We spent some time in Luzern and Sarnen and wondered around with the painters group. These people are amateur painters from European countries that share a common feature: they are somehow related with the railroads, therefore, they enjoyed our guided visit at the Pilatus Bahn.
There was a joke back in the ‘90s (as we already spoke about communism) that once the Romanian gipsies got to Switzerland, they ate all the swans from their lakes. Nope, it is not true, just an urban legend, but a cool one, you have to admit.
Joke aside, the most vivid memory I got from my first trip to Switzerland was that it was… strict. As we arrived late from Italy, I left my mother at the hotel and went to park the car (she was thus present at the welcoming ceremony). It took me one hour (I wish I was joking!) to find a parking spot in Luzern, not because there were none, but because I couldn’t make a u-turn. Everybody was so correct, no honking or sudden movements that I rather went around the entire Luzern Lake then make an illegal move that would have taken me back to the old city.
Once this adventure was over (after stopping at a hotel at the city entrance and asked for a map – my phone was dead already), I found a parking spot, parked and tried to pay. After inserting 10 Swiss francs in the machinery and without being able to find the ticket to put as proof of payment, I gave up and left for a multi-storey car park. The next days I watched the locals parking: each spot had a number on the sidewalk and the parking meter matched those.
So, the other day I paid for someone else’s parking spot.
Let’s get back to tourism: we listened to the military fanfare downtown Luzern, ‘sailed’ to Sarnen and enjoyed the lunch on a boat, listened to the famous Swiss songs in a 4 star restaurant and, on top of everything, I had the chance to make an old Columbian happy just by answering her in Spanish (her family immigrated when she was a child, she rarely had the chance to use that language).
After the four days spent there, I understood why my father was so impressed by the country: it fit him pretty well (which I cannot say about me – I’m more the gregarious type, I prefer more colourful countries).
Dress warm, it’s colder than in Italy.
Super-expensive (parking on top of everything).
Sarnen and its people. Or maybe it is Luzern?
Seen this in a gas station - what could it be?
Old Swiss saying? Turn me on, Luzern!
'Keep the dogs in the leash'. I like street signs.
Loving the specific architecture - you already figured that out, right?

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Prime Minister Tony Blair today indicated he would not quit Downing Street for at least five years.
There has been constant speculation about the Prime Minister's future and Chancellor Gordon Brown's ambitions to succeed him.
Speaking at his monthly Downing Street press conference, before taking his summer holiday to Barbados, Mr Blair underlined his intention to stay.
"We have just been publishing these five-year strategies and I want to see them through," he said.
The Prime Minister refused to rule out British military intervention in Sudan.
He has reportedly asked aides to draw up plans for UK troops to act in the country where conflict has left one million refugees at risk form famine and diseases.
Mr Blair stressed the Government was the largest cash aid donor and is putting pressure on the Sudanese government to stop the militias who have driven the refugees from their homes.
Pressed on military intervention, Mr Blair added: "We have a moral responsibility to deal with this and to deal with it by any means that we can.
"But I think we need to work very carefully with the Africa Union because, after all, they are the regional political body.
"There is no point doing things unless you have very clear support in the region."

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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A few weeks ago a random girl at a restaurant spotted me saying she knew someone who’d like to shoot with me, lot long after, another photographer showed me his friend’s instagram and said exactly the same… about that same photographer.
Naturally, I thought that couldn’t have been a coincidence. However, we found it difficult to find some time to work together due to us both being busy and having different schedules.
We finally got to meet and shoot some quality pics last Saturday and i have never been so hyped to share my pictures so much.
Basic busy person who's decided on filling all the spare time gaps in my timetable. Here you will find out how the hell do I find the time and motivation for everything. I study, I dance, I pose, work and foremost annoy people around me.


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== Reference Genome Annotations (Iso-1) == '''Gene Span''' Shows the total extent of the transcribed region of an annotated gene (including non-coding genes), with direction of transcription indicated. No transcript substructure is shown; corresponds to the entire extent defined by all annotated transcripts. Hyperlinked to Gene Report; label shows FlyBase gene symbol. '''Transcript''' [[SO:0000673::/cgi-bin/cvreport.html?id=SO:0000673]] Shows the exon (wider bars) and intron (black line) structure of each annotated coding transcript, with direction of transcription indicated. Hyperlinked Transcript Report; if label option is on, shows FlyBase symbol. '''CDS''' Shows extent of sequence encoding each specific polypeptide, with direction of transcription indicated; introns indicated as narrow lines. Hyperlinked to Polypeptide Report; if label option is on, shows FlyBase symbol. '''Natural TE''' [[SO:0000101::/cgi-bin/cvreport.html?id=SO:0000101]] Shows the extent of a natural transposable element in the sequenced strain (at the time it was sequenced). Hyperlinked to [[Natural Transposon Report::/static_pages/newhelp/natural_transposon_help.html]]; if label option is on, shows FlyBase symbol. '''Repeat region''' Regions of genomic repeats and low complexity DNA sequences, as computed using RepeatMasker and RepeatRunner (Smith, et al., 2007). == General == '''Estimated Cytological band''' Approximate extent of the classical cytological chromosome bands described by Bridges. See Computed cytological data in FlyBase for a detailed description of how this computed cytological location is calculated. See Sorsa polytene maps for a collection of EM micrographs of chromosome regions aligned to Bridges' maps. '''3-frame translation (forward)''' If zoomed out (greater than 400bp), shows ticks at sites of stop codons for the three frames on the forward strand. If zoomed in (400bp or less), shows predicted translations for each frame, using single-letter amino acid code. '''3-frame translation (reverse)''' If zoomed out (greater than 400bp), shows ticks at sites of stop codons for the three frames on the reverse strand. If zoomed in (400bp or less), shows predicted translations for each frame, using single-letter amino acid code. '''DNA/GC Content''' If zoomed out (greater than 100bp) shows a graphic of GC content calculated over 10bp intervals. If zoomed in (100bp or less), shows the double-stranded DNA sequence. == Aligned Evidence == '''cDNA''' D. melanogaster cDNA sequences submitted to the sequence databases; shows the exon (wider bars) and intron (black line) structure, and direction of transcription. Sequences submitted prior to 2003 aligned using sim4 (Florea, et al., 1998, Genome Res. 8:967-74) or sim4tandem (sim4 modified by S. Shu, BDGP) to Release 3 by the BDGP and promoted to Releases 4 and 5 by FlyBase. Sequences submitted since 2003 aligned to Releases 4 and 5 by NCBI and submitted to FlyBase. Some genomic DNA submissions, including TPA submissions, are included in this tier. '''EST''' ("expressed sequence tag") Indicated in light green. Partial sequence of a cDNA; shows the exon (wider bars) and intron (narrow bars) structure, and direction of transcription. D. melanogaster EST sequences submitted to the sequence databases prior to 2003 aligned using sim4 (Florea, et al., 1998, Genome Res. 8:967-74) to Release 3 by the BDGP and promoted to Releases 4 and 5 by FlyBase. D. melanogaster EST sequences submitted since 2003 aligned to Releases 4 and 5 by NCBI and submitted to FlyBase. '''mRNA''' D. melanogaster mRNA sequences submitted to the sequence databases; shows the exon (wider bars) and intron (narrow bars) structure, and direction of transcription. Sequences are aligned to Release 5 by NCBI and submitted to FlyBase. These mRNA sequences frequently reflect composite assemblies of a conceptual transcript and therefore may not be available as reagents. '''other aligned sequences''' D. melanogaster aligned nucleotides submitted to the sequence databases. These aligned sequences were generally submitted prior to 2003 and aligned using sim4 (Florea, et al., 1998, Genome Res. 8:967-74) or sim4tandem (sim4 modified by S. Shu, BDGP) to Release 3 by the BDGP and promoted to Releases 4 and 5 by FlyBase. Some genomic DNA submissions, including TPA submissions, are included in this tier. '''RNA-Seq based exon junctions''' FBlc0000204, FBlc0000203 '''PeptideAtlas peptides''' Indicated in yellow. Alignment of peptide sequences determined by mass spectroscopy, derived from polypeptides isolated from the sequenced strain at various developmental stages. Contributed by the Center for Model Organism Proteomes, SystemsX and Research Priority Project of the University of Zurich, Switzerland. '''Transcription Start Sites (embryonic)''' http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000202.html == Mapped Mutations == '''Transgene insertion site''' SO:0000368 Indicated by blue triangles (which indicate orientation of the transgene insertion site) or diamonds (if orientation is not known). An insertion indicated by a downward-pointing triangle is oriented with its conventional 5' terminus to the left (assuming view is in conventional orientation of the Drosophila chromosome); this is described as being in the "plus" orientation. An insertion indicated by a upward-pointing triangle is oriented with its conventional 5' terminus to the right (assuming view is in conventional orientation of the Drosophila chromosome); this is described as being in the "minus" orientation. Hyperlinked to an Insertion Report; if label option is on, shows FlyBase symbol. NOTE: If the "Flip" option is selected, the orientations of the insertion triangles do not change and thus will be incorrect. For a guide on how to work out the orientation of an insertion relative to a transcript of interest, see this short powerpoint presentation. '''Point mutation''' SO:1000008 A single nucleotide has been changed into another nucleotide. Location of mutation is indicated with a grey bar and labeled with the FlyBase allele symbol.	'''Sequence variant''' SO:0000109 A region of sequence where variation has been observed. Often these refer to natural variants of a protein that lead to two different functions. The location of the mutation is indicated with a grey bar and labeled with the FlyBase allele symbol. '''Uncharacterized change in nucleotide sequence''' SO:1000007 The nature of the nucleotide substitution is either uncharacterized or only partially characterized. The location of the mutation is indicated with grey bar and labeled with the FlyBase allele symbol. '''Aberration junction''' SO:0000687 Location of aberration breakpoint reported in the literature. Labeled with FlyBase aberration symbol designation and the numerical designation of the breakpoint mapped (where known). Generally the exact breakpoint location is unknown and the feature indicates a range within which the breakpoint has been mapped. References and supporting information available in the "Mapped features and mutations" section of the Gene Report for a nearby gene; genetic data available in the Aberration Report. '''Complex substitution''' SO:1000005 The mutation occurred from a mutation event that cannot be determined from the observed DNA change. Location of mutation is indicated with a grey bar and labeled with the FlyBase allele symbol. '''Indels''' SO:1000032 The junction where an insertion or deletion of one or more nucleotides occurred. Location of mutation is indicated with a grey bar and labeled with the FlyBase allele symbol. In the case of deletions, the extent of the deletion is indicated by a grey bar. In the case of insertions, the location of the nucleotide(s) insertion is indicated by a vertical grey line. '''Rescue fragment''' SO:0000411 Locations of transgenic rescue fragment reported in the literature. Labeled with FlyBase allele symbol designation. Reference and supporting information available in the "Mapped features and mutations" section of the Gene Report; genetic data available in the Allele Report. == Gene Predictions == '''NCBI gnomon, 2014''' Gene model prediction, transcript prediction. A description of the annotation pipeline can be found at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/annotation_euk/process/ '''NCBI gnomon, 2006''' (coding region of transcript) generated via a hidden Markov model using transcript alignment constraints and protein hit information, if available; allows prediction of alternatively spliced isoforms (Souvorov, et al., 2006, NCBI); submitted by J. Ostell. '''CONTRAST''' (coding region of transcript) using a semi-Markov conditional random field (Gross, Do, and Batzoglou, 2005, BCATS 2005 Symposium Proceedings, p. 82); submitted by S. Batzoglou. '''PhyloCSF (CONGO)''' Exon prediction. Region of sequence conservation across multiple Drosophila species, with a pattern of conservation indicative of a protein-coding extent and termini consistent with exon structure (start, splice or stop); submitted by M. Lin and M. Kellis. == Similarity: Synteny features == === Proteins (aligned by BLAST) === '''Dmel proteins''' D. melanogaster protein sequences submitted to the sequence databases. Sequences submitted prior to 2003 aligned by BLASTX to Release 3 by the BDGP and promoted to Releases 4 and 5 by FlyBase. Sequences submitted since 2003 aligned by TBLASTN to Releases 4 and 5 by NCBI and submitted to FlyBase. '''Other proteins''' Protein sequences submitted to the sequence databases since 2003, from species other than D. melanogaster; aligned by TBLASTN to Releases 4 and 5 by NCBI and submitted to FlyBase. === Synteny Features === '''Orthologs'''. Indicated by yellow bar covering extent of the orthologous region. Mousing over this bar will cause a pop-up box to appear which will contain links for all of the orthologs of the gene. The ortholog box will contain the drosophilid orthologs on the left and other orthologs on the right. == Blast Hit == '''Blast HSP''' If entry into GBrowse was via a linked hit using the FlyBase Blast tool, the extent of the aligned region is shown as a vertical grey bar that extends through all the GBrowse tiers. == Noncoding Features == '''Insulators class I''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000058.html Insulator_Class_I.mE01 Dataset Report] '''Insulators class II''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000059.html Insulator_Class_II.mE01 Dataset Report] '''Protein binding site'''. Indicated by grey bar. Locations of protein binding site reported in the literature, as compiled by FlyBase and/or FlyReg). Reference and supporting information available on related Sequence Feature rports (click feature glyph to access report). '''Enhancers''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000415.html mE1_CBP_Enhancers Dataset Report] '''Silencers''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000414.html mE1_HDAC_PRE Dataset Report] '''Regulatory region'''. Indicated by grey bar. Location of regulatory feature reported in the literature. Reference and supporting information available on related Sequence Feature reports (click feature glyph to access report). '''TFBS – HOT spot analysis''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000258.html mE1_TFBS_HSA Dataset Report] '''TFBS – zinc finger domain''' Binding sites for transcriptions factors that contain one or more zinc finger domains. The following Dataset Reports comprise the data found in this track. [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000293.html mE1_TFBS_disco]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000299.html mE1_TFBS_ftz-f1]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000300.html mE1_TFBS_GATAe]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000303.html BDTNP1_TFBS_hb]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000304.html mE1_TFBS_hkb]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000308.html BDTNP1_TFBS_kni]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000309.html mE1_TFBS_Kr]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000314.html mE1_TFBS_sbb]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000315.html mE1_TFBS_sens]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000316.html BDTNP1_TFBS_shn]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000318.html BDTNP1_TFBS_sna]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000320.html BDTNP1_TFBS_tll]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000326.html mE1_TFBS_zfh1]
 '''TFBS – homeodomain''' Binding sites for transcriptions factors that contain one or more homeodomains. The following Dataset Reports comprise the data found in this track. [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000287.html BDTNP1_TFBS_bcd]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000288.html mE1_TFBS_cad]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000295.html mE1_TFBS_Dll]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000296.html mE1_TFBS_en]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000297.html mE1_TFBS_eve]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000298.html BDTNP1_TFBS_ftz]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000305.html mE1_TFBS_inv]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000312.html BDTNP1_TFBS_prd]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000324.html mE1_TFBS_Ubx]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000325.html BDTNP1_TFBS_z]
 '''TFBS – helix-loop-helix domain''' Binding sites for transcriptions factors that contain one or more helix-loop-helix domains. The following Dataset Reports comprise the data found in this track. [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000292.html BDTNP1_TFBS_da ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000302.html mE1_TFBS_h ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000307.html mE1_TFBS_kn ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000323.html BDTNP1_TFBS_twi ]
 '''TFBS – BTB/POZ domain''' Binding sites for transcriptions factors that contain one or more BTB/POZ domains. The following Dataset Reports comprise the data found in this track. [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000286.html mE1_TFBS_bab1 ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000289.html mE1_TFBS_chinmo ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000321.html mE1_TFBS_Trl ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000322.html mE1_TFBS_ttk ]
 '''TFBS – other''' Binding sites for transcriptions factors that do not fall into one of the other categories. The following Dataset Reports comprise the data found in this track. [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000290.html mE1_TFBS_cnc ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000291.html mE1_TFBS_D ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000294.html BDTNP1_TFBS_dl ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000301.html BDTNP1_TFBS_gt ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000306.html mE1_TFBS_jumu ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000310.html BDTNP1_TFBS_Mad ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000311.html BDTNP1_TFBS_Med ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000313.html mE1_TFBS_run ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000317.html BDTNP1_TFBS_slp1 ]
 [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000319.html mE1_TFBS_Stat92E ]
 '''Chromatin domains''' 5-state model, Kc cells [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000187.html Chromatin_types_NKI.Kc167 Dataset Report]
 '''Chromatin domains''' 9-state model, S2 cells [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000199.html Chromatin_types_mE1.S2 Dataset Report]
 '''Chromatin domains''' 9-state model, BG3 cells [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000200.html Chromatin_types_mE2.BG3 Dataset Report ]
 '''Origins of replication''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000188.html mE_Early_Replication_Origins_cells Dataset Report]
 ==Microarray Features== '''Affymetric v1''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000327.html Dataset Report ] Oligonucleotides (25-mers) designed by Affymetrix to correspond to annotated transcripts in D. melanogaster. Used for the Affymetrix GeneChip Drosophila Genome Array DrosGenome1 microarray, release date February 19, 2002. '''Affymetric v2''' [http://flybase.org/reports/FBlc0000029.html Dataset Report] Oligonucleotides (25-mers) designed by Affymetrix to correspond to annotated transcripts in D. melanogaster. Used for the Affymetrix GeneChip Drosophila Genome 2.0 Array, release date July 1, 2004. ==Expression Levels== ===Expression Levels: RNA-Seq by Tissue=== Digestive system mE_mRNA_L3_Wand_dig_sys FBlc0000227 mE_mRNA_A_1d_dig_sys FBlc0000219 mE_mRNA_A_4d_dig_sys FBlc0000223 mE_mRNA_A_20d_dig_sys FBlc0000221 Fat body and salivary glands mE_mRNA_L3_Wand_fat FBlc0000228 mE_mRNA_WPP_fat FBlc0000233 mE_mRNA_P8_fat FBlc0000235 mE_mRNA_L3_Wand_saliv FBlc0000230 mE_mRNA_WPP_saliv FBlc0000234 Imaginal disc and other carcass mE_mRNA_L3_Wand_imag_disc FBlc0000229 mE_mRNA_L3_Wand_carcass FBlc0000226 mE_mRNA_A_1d_carcass FBlc0000218 mE_mRNA_A_4d_carcass FBlc0000222 mE_mRNA_A_20d_carcass FBlc0000220 CNS and adult head mE_mRNA_L3_CNS FBlc0000225 mE_mRNA_P8_CNS FBlc0000224 mE_mRNA_A_MateM_1d_head FBlc0000209 mE_mRNA_A_MateM_4d_head FBlc0000216 mE_mRNA_A_MateM_20d_head FBlc0000214 mE_mRNA_A_VirF_1d_head FBlc0000210 mE_mRNA_A_VirF_4d_head FBlc0000211 mE_mRNA_A_VirF_20d_head FBlc0000231 mE_mRNA_A_MateF_1d_head FBlc0000207 mE_mRNA_A_MateF_4d_head FBlc0000213 mE_mRNA_A_MateF_20d_head FBlc0000212 Gonads and male accessory glands mE_mRNA_A_MateM_4d_testis FBlc0000217 mE_mRNA_A_MateM_4d_acc_gland FBlc0000215 mE_mRNA_A_VirF_4d_ovary FBlc0000232 mE_mRNA_A_MateF_4d_ovary FBlc0000208 ===Expression Levels: RNA-Seq=== Developmental stage subsets (Baylor) FBlc0000060 Developmental stage subsets, unique reads (modENCODE) FBlc0000085 Tissue culture cells (modENCODE Transcription Group) FBlc0000116 Tissue culture cells, by strand (modENCODE Transcription Group) FBlc0000260 Treatments/Conditions FBlc0000236 ==Aberrations== '''Deleted segment'''. Indicated in red. When one or more aberrations overlap the region being viewed, a darker red bar labeled "Spanning aberration(s)" will be seen. When moused-over, a pop-up box containing all the aberrations that span the region being viewed will appear. Click one of the aberration symbols to go to the Aberration Report. '''Duplicated segment'''. Indicated in blue. When one or more aberrations cover the region being viewed, a darker blue bar labeled "Spanning aberration(s)" will be seen. When moused-over, a pop-up box containing all the aberrations that cover the region being viewed will appear. Click one of the aberration symbols to go to the Aberration Report. '''Stock center aberration: deleted segment'''. Indicated in red. When one or more aberrations overlap the region being viewed, a darker red bar will be seen. When moused-over, a pop-up box containing all the aberrations that span the region being viewed will appear. Click one of the aberration symbols to go to the Aberration Report. '''Stock center aberration: duplicated segment''' Indicated in blue. When one or more aberrations cover the region being viewed, a darker blue bar labelled "Spanning aberration(s)" will be seen. When moused-over, a pop-up box containing all the aberrations that cover the region being viewed will appear. Click one of the aberration symbols to go to the Aberration Report. '''The Bloomington Deficiency Kit''': The Bloomington Deficiency Kit is a set of stocks defined by the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center (BDSC) to provide maximal coverage of the genome with the minimal number of deficiencies having molecularly mapped breakpoints. The BDSC Deficiency Kit also includes deficiencies with breakpoints that have not been mapped molecularly, primarily to provide coverage of gaps between the molecularly defined deficiencies. Since the ends of cytologically characterized deficiencies cannot be placed on the genome map with certainty, the BDSC has defined segments of these deficiencies that fill gaps in molecularly defined coverage for GBrowse display. The endpoints of gap filling segments are derived primarily from overlapping deficiency endpoints and complementation with annotated genes. '''BDSC Deficiency Kit deleted segment''' Molecularly defined deficiencies are indicated in red. Click the deficiency to go to the Aberration Report. '''BDSC Deficiency Kit''' gap filling or haploinsufficiency flanking segment Segments of cytologically defined deficiencies that fill gaps between molecularly defined deficiencies or flank haploinsufficient loci are indicated in yellow. Click the segment icon to go to the Aberration Report for the full deficiency. == RNAi Reagents and Data == '''Putative brain enhancers''' (Pfeiffer et al.) FBlc0000201 '''DRSC RNAi amplicons''' FBlc0000026 DNA fragments amplified from D. melanogaster genomic DNA (OregonR) by the Drosophila Genomics Resource Center (DGRC), using gene-specific primers made by Incyte and designed to target transcribed regions with minimal sequence similarity to other genes. Used for the DGRC-D.melanogaster-DGRC1-15552-v5 amplicon microarray, release date June 2, 2006 (original release of v1, May 2004) . For further information see the DGRC-1 library collection report. '''VDRC RNAi reagent''' FBlc0000041, FBlc0000055 Segment used to create inverted repeat in RNAi construct from the Vienna Drosophila RNAi Center (FBrf0200327). "GD" identifer also used for allele and construct symbols. '''TRiP RNAi amplicons''' FBlc0000048, FBlc0000153, FBlc0000185, FBlc0000186, FBlc0000416 '''BKNAmplicons''' FBlc0000030 RNAi amplicons from the GenomeRNAi database. Extents of the amplicons are indicated with an orange bar. '''HFAAmplicons''' FBlc0000031 RNAi amplicons from the GenomeRNAi database. Extents of the amplicons are indicated with an orange bar. '''Putative brain enhancers''' (Pfeiffer et al) FBlc0000201 '''Tiling BACs''' Tiling BAC Indicated by narrow gray bar. BAC genomic clones used by the Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project as part of the minimal tiling path used for determination of the D. melanogaster genomic sequence (FBrf0155823).

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May 2014, 143 pages, Morgan & Claypool.
The dramatic progress of smartphone technologies has ushered in a new era of mobile sensing, where traditional wearable on-body sensors are being rapidly superseded by various embedded sensors in our smartphones. For example, a typical smartphone today, has at the very least a GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, triaxial accelerometer, and gyroscope. Alongside, new accessories are emerging such as proximity, magnetometer, barometer, temperature, and pressure sensors. Even the default microphone can act as an acoustic sensor to track noise exposure for example. These sensors act as a “lens” to understand the user’s context along different dimensions.
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The majority of MPs voted against opposition calls for real reform and competition in the banking sector.
calls on the Government to prevent a return to business-as-usual in the banking sector, which continues to require real reform and competition so that the UK can earn its way out of the cost of living crisis.
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The story of Cornwall’s ‘clay country’ goes back more than 250 years.
By the mid-1800s, the industry around the St Austell area was booming, and formerly tiny villages were quickly developed to cater for the production.
The Cornish Alps, as they are known, soon began to dominate the landscape, as every ton of usable china clay that was mined brought with it five tonnes of waste.
The clay was predominantly 'won' from pits in the area to the north of St Austell; around St Dennis, St Stephen, Stenalees, Nanpean and Foxhole.
There was a strong bond between the men of the clay pits, and many local families had several generations all working together in the pit.
It was common for men from one village to all work at the same local pit, and then spend their off duty time socialising together.
This strong community bond still lives on in the clay villages today.
But to many outsiders, the area has a reputation for being somewhat dull, insular and poverty ridden.
We thought it was time for us to visit the clay country and get a perception of what this unique place is really like.
Our journey through the clay country started in the village of St Dennis, located in the north of the area, not far from the A30.
St Dennis is one of the area's larger villages, and it is said that the clay industry still employs 25% of the men there.
The village is some 500 metres above sea level, and on a clear day one can see across the barren moorland of Goss Moor all the way to the sea at Newquay.
We parked outside the village shop and first bumped into Brian Skews, who has lived in St Dennis for 50 years.
He said that while the community is still close-knit, people from outside the area are continually moving in.
Brian Skews has lived in St Dennis for 50 years.
"I’m still here, I love it, everybody is friendly and I know most people, it’s grand," he said.
"People are coming into the village all the time because there’s a lot more housing going up. People have got to have somewhere to live.
"It's close-knit, similar in a way to people down in Redruth and Camborne, with the mines."
Mr Skews described how the controversial £141 million incinerator nearby, which started operating in early 2017, divided opinion in the village.
"There was a big hoo-ha about the incinerator," he said, "but it doesn’t really affect us like that, but people have got views on it one way or the other."
Mr Skews said the rivalry between St Dennis and neighbouring clay villages is a healthy one.
"I’ve got friends in all the different villages, but when we come to have local football matches against each other there’s rivalry which is good.
"I know when I go away and I’m coming back to Cornwall and I see the [tips], I'm nearly home."
Chris Osborne, who had just popped into the village shop to pick up a newspaper, also stopped for a chat.
The 76-year-old has lived in St Dennis for over 40 years, and worked in the clay pits. But he believes 'outsiders' have ruined the community spirit.
"It's brilliant here, but the trouble is, and I've got to say this, there’s too many English people that have moved in here, and it’s spoilt the village," he said.
"We locals were a proper community ourselves like, but these up country people don’t seem to want to speak to us."
Mr Osborne added that half of the locals in the village are "interrelated".
"Everybody knew everybody years ago, half of us is interrelated like really, if you want to call it that way.
"It's brilliant here, no problems, I wouldn’t go anywhere else. We've got the working men’s club, and that’s the main thing."
Our next stop was 'The Cornish Hair' salon, owned by Tracey Cornish, who grew up in St Dennis but now lives in Par.
While some locals like Mr Osborne are sceptical about outsiders, Ms Cornish believes the majority are becoming more open-minded.
"It's close knit and eclectic, it’s varied since I was a kid," she said. "There’s a much larger dynamic now, people moving in from up country. People that fell in love with the clay areas through holidays.
"It’s not just a retirement zone anymore. I know anyone that’s moved to the area say that it’s a really friendly, welcoming happy place to be.
"They used to be sceptical about outsiders but people are a lot more open minded now, and realise people have to go where they can afford to buy, you can get a lot more for your money here in the clay areas.
"I know they like the idea of perhaps moving to a coastal town, but that’s not realistic in Cornwall, they get out priced so they look more inwards."
Ms Cornish admitted that when she was a child, the area was poor and had a bad reputation.
"Growing up it was poor, I won’t lie," she said. "We were the lesser thans growing up, mainly because there were a lot of council estates in the clay areas. But now it’s not frowned upon so much.
"Now there is a lot more going on like village carnivals, fetes, pantomimes, women’s groups, fundraisers, charity events, it's changed everyone’s view a little bit.
"Growing up here I could count 20 to 25 shops in this village. It was a thriving community, you didn’t have to leave the village, that’s massively changed, now we’ve only got a handful of shops.
"But while the business side of things is diminishing, the living side of things is growing."
Less than two miles up the road from St Dennis, deeper yet into the clay country, lies the village of Nanpean.
Here, retailer Gary Batten recently opened a new mini supermarket inside what was an unused community hall.
Mr Batten, who lives in nearby St Stephen, discussed the impact of the loss of hundreds of jobs in the area over the past 20 years.
French company Imerys scaled Cornwall's china clay industry back significantly since taking it over in 1999. In 2006 alone, the company axed 800 jobs.
Mr Batten discussed the impact of the loss of hundreds of jobs in the area over the past 20 years.
"Imerys does a great job at what it does now," Mr Batten said. "Yes that’s dying down now in comparison to years ago, where it used to be 60% of the population here worked for Imerys.
"It’s probably now about 10%. Jobs are evolving, and Cornwall is always going to be a second rate place in comparison with incomes."
But Mr Batten believes locals have coped admirably with the savage job cuts.
"I think you’ll find now they are working for the NHS, care in the communities, or off working in tourist resorts, or retail. Here for example we’ve created 17 jobs that weren’t there yesterday."
Mr Batten says he wouldn't want to live in a more scenic location on the coast.
"There’s central Cornwall and there’s tourist Cornwall, and I wouldn’t want to be part of tourist Cornwall thank you very much," he said.
"This area will never be affluent. Cornwall doesn’t have major industry now, I don’t think I’d want major industry down here, it would spoil Cornwall.
"You could bring in major steel works and things like that, and it would destroy it I think."
Mr Batten describes clay country folk as "real people".
"They are wonderful. They are real life people, no airs no graces, you get what you see, straight forward, straight talking, that’s what you want.
"Everybody knows everyone, you’ve got to know who people are, they know who you are, and everyone has to trust each other. That’s part of life."
He admits that outsiders struggle when moving into the area.
"I think it takes them a while, I think the best quote was, ‘you’re never really Cornish until your great grandparents lived here, and I think that probably still stands.
"I think it’s better now, society is grouping together a bit better now than it used to. Now I think people are moving around a lot more."
One of those 'outsiders' is Jim Walker, who has owned, worked and lived at Nanpean Garage for 13 years, but is originally from Shropshire.
He didn't hold back when admitting that he "regrets" moving to the area.
"It’s horrible, it’s busy body central," he said. "Everybody knows everybody, everybody complains about everybody.
"There’s just no economy, we used to sell petrol, and we’d have people travel all the way to St Austell to save a penny a litre.
"It cost them £5 just to get into St Austell."
Mr Walker described "the true Cornish" who have been in the area for five or six generations as "brilliant".
"But there’s poverty, and most people are backward and 30 years out of date," he added.
"It’s always raining here, seriously. It’s grey, cold, damp, miserable, it reminds me of a place on the tip of Scotland called Thurso.
"I’m not being funny, I'm being honest.
"I came here thinking I’d semi retire, and I wish I’d never done it."
Over in Foxhole, the next village along, another outsider wasn't quite so brutal in his assessment of the area. In fact, he's fallen in love with it.
"It's a lovely little spot, fantastic, people are far better than North Devon, where I'm from," Trevor Pickard said.
"Everybody seems very friendly, on the road particularly you get people stopping and waving you through, they are very courteous.
"The people locally are a lot better too. I've been accepted here with no problem at all."
I asked him if, like Mr Walker, he thought the area was dull.
"No, far from it," he said. "For teenagers possibly, but from my point of view, there's plenty of wildlife, plenty of walks and beaches are all within good distance, you can go anywhere.
"But it’s what you make of it."

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