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On this page, you will find the newest rating list of the best headrest video. Our team has tested over a hundred models and picked top models that money can buy. If you want to get the best value out of your dollars — choose a headrest video from the list below.
If you decided to buy a headrest video for the first time, choosing the best model may be too hard for you. That is why we created the list of top headrest video and explained everything you need to know about them.
One headrest monitor has front loading dvd player, usb, and sd inputs and one matching headrest monitor that displays whatever is playing on the master monitor. Hdmi input compatible with external video source and ipad/iphone. Rockville rdp931-gr 9″ gray dvd/usb/hdmi car headrest monitors w/ video games. 9″ high resolution monitors with digital panel (digital panels give you the best possible picture, with higher definition colors).
Durable: made of tough nylon that is hard-wearing and resists stains. Hands-free viewing: this mount fits most 9-9.5 inch swivel & flip style portable dvd players allowing you to mount your dvd player on the back of the headrest for hands-free viewing. Easy to mount: adjustable straps allow for quick, easy and secure mounting to most cars’ headrests. Please attach the case to your car headrest mount as the 2nd picture shows. Keep the kids quiet: allows you to focus on the driving whilst the kids are kept entertained in the back. Accessibilty: easily access the ports and connections on the side of the dvd player. Notice: max length of strap: 15.7 inch. Before purchase, please ensure that this headrest mount will fit your car headrest by carefully checking the dimensions.
Headrest dvd player for car enjoy your life when in travelling for kits entertainment. Portable dvd region free design and support muilt dvd and vcd mp3 mp4 video audio source. Customer service: 2 year factory warranty and brand new replacement post within 24 hours if any defective item when receive. Lifetime support and 24 hours customer service and technical support email: toerapta 163. Headrest monitor with hdmi sd usb port 1080p pixcel much confortable and muilt-function. Car dvd player two way use both in car and at home as tablet.
Simple, easy and universal – mount your kindle fire to the back of your car’s headrest – adjustable strap allows for easy, quick and secure mounting to car headrest. No protuding parts – mount fastens tightly against headrest safely away from toddlers flailing feet 100% money back guarantee – 30 days of easy returns via amazon plus one-year replacement warranty. Tablet pc removes easily yet reattaches to headrest securely for maximum in-vehicle convenience – children quickly learn how to mount and remove their kindle fire on their own. Tablet pc may be installed with or without a protective case or cover fitte.
Portable & travel friendly – folds up compactly for easy stowing in your vehicle when not in use – car mount carries easily in a travel bag or purse for use in rental vehicles or a friend / relative’s car. Headrest mount can be fitted to seat back tray table turning your tablet pc into an inflight personal video system.
What if a receive a wrong item instead of the headrest video I ordered?
There is no need to worry since the support team will help you to return your money or replace the wrong item with the chosen headrest video. Simply contact a support agent and describe your situation to get all the required help.
Personalized features, item size: 7.01″(length)x4.64″(width)x0.33″(thickness). Built-in 1.5w high fidelity speaker, with high sensitivity touch buttons operation and full-function remote control, make it more convenient to operate via multi-language menu. Extensive use, with rich input ports include 2 way video input(av/rca).1 way audio input.1 way hdmi&vga input, it can be perfect used as cctv security monitor, pc monitor, raspberry pi monitor, dslr monitor and so on. Warm tips: this lcd color monitor will not support automatic switch rear display function since it is specially designed as household products.
Package list & return policy, package included: 1 x 7″ lcd color monitor; 1 x power supply for monitor; 1 x mount stand; 1 x av cable; 1 x vga cable; 1 x remote control; 1 x user manual. Quality guarantee to cover any issues: follow amazon 30 days return policy and 12 months replacement warranty. Visual enjoyment, the super 7 inch tft lcd monitor display screen with hd 800.480 high resolution delivers excellent detail, work stable and anti-jamming, bright saturation image and high color reduction give you a pleasant visual enjoyment. Mini & portable, super slim design with 1/3 inch thickness, screen aspect ratio is 16: 9. This 7″ lcd monitor is designed tiny and light, you can even carry it in your handbag. Warm tips: the headphone jack is still in testing phase which can not be used temporarily.
Three power supplies- battery-powered, car charger, ac power adapter three power supplies. You can play anywhere, no more worries on draining off the battery. Dual screen plays the same movie the host player outputs av signals, the monitor inputs av signals, share the same movie, rescue your kids from the boring road trips. Break-point memory function- pick up your movie where you left last time. No worries about where you have to start since last time, saving your time. Updated 2700mah built-in battery the host comes with large capacity li-ion battery which can support the player runing for 5 hours, or supply power to the monitor together for 2.5 hours.
Most stable car headrest mounting brackets-easy to install and remove. Avoid damage from vibration on the road. Insure you a pleasant in-car movie-watching experience.
Built-in fm transmitter for wireless audio playback through vehicle stereo system. Built-in ir transmitter for ir compatible stereo headphones (sold separately). Internal stereo speakers for low level listening. Rockville rdp931-bg car headrest monitors w/ video games. 9 high resolution monitors with digital panel. Hdmi input compatible with external video source and ipad/iphone. Dvd, dvdr/rw, cdr/rw, vcd playback. Japanese mabuchi loader and motor. Pre-installed adjustable metal poles (4in 7in). Metal inserts for monitor support. Plastic inserts for custom fit to most vehicles. Multifunction remote control included. 32 bit game system built in with included game controller and game disc. (over 1000 total games built in). Dimensions (hxwxd) 8.7 x 12.4 x 5.7.
16: 9 (wide screen) or 4: 3 (letterbox) switchable aspect ratio. Multi-media sd/ms/mmc card reader. Usb media input (mp3, mp4, wma). Built-in fm transmitter for wireless audio playback.
Personalized features, item size: 7.09″(length)x4.72″(width)x0.33″(thickness), package weight: 1.25lbs. Built-in 1.5w high fidelity speaker, with high sensitivity touch buttons operation and full-function remote control, make it more convenient to operate via multi-language menu. Mini & portable, super slim design with 1/3 inch thickness, screen aspect ratio is 16: 9. This 7″ lcd monitor is designed tiny and light, you can even carry it in your handbag. Warm tips: the headphone jack is still in testing phase which can not be used temporarily. Package list & return policy, package included: 1 x 7″ lcd color monitor; 1 x power supply for monitor; 1 x mount stand; 1 x av cable; 1 x vga cable; 1 x remote control; 1 x user manual. Quality guarantee to cover any issues: follow amazon 30 days return policy and 12 months replacement warranty.
Extensive use, with rich input ports include 2 way video input(av/rca).1 way audio input.1 way hdmi&vga input, it can be perfect used as cctv security monitor, pc monitor, raspberry pi monitor, dslr monitor and so on. Warm tips: this lcd color monitor will not support automatic switch rear display function since it is specially designed as household products. Visual enjoyment, the super 7 inch tft lcd monitor display screen with hd 1024.600 high resolution delivers excellent detail, work stable and anti-jamming, bright saturation image and high color reduction give you a pleasant visual enjoyment.
What should be my main choice criteria when buying a headrest video?
If you are buying a headrest video for the fist time in your life and do not really know much about it, you should always look carefully for user reviews from other customers. Learn from the experience of other people and try to find a headrest video according to its material and assembly quality.
Do I need to worry when buying a headrest video online?
Why would be buying a headrest video online dangerous? Marketplace is nearly always on the buyer’s side during the conflicts resolution. Getting a refund is very easy and only takes a couple of hours. You and your money are completely safe — there is no need to worry. Try to order a headrest video from our rating list yourself — this website is very convenient thanks to myriads of user reviews, so you will definitely like it.
Should I get a headrest video with a lifetime warranty?
Companies that make headrest videooffer all kinds of warranties for any taste. Usually, cheap models have only a 6-month warranty or do not have it at all. Average users recommend choosing a headrest video with a two-year warranty, but we believe that the five-year warranty is much better and safer. At the same time, our team would not recommend you to buy models with a lifetime warranty since the vast majority of them is significantly overpriced.
What should be the warranty period for a good headrest video?
You should buy headrest videofrom brands with customer-friendly warranty policy. Trustworthy headrest video manufacturers offer two-year or even longer warranty period. You would not have any problems in case of any issues — simply take a broken product to the service center to get it replaced or fixed.


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The long awaited dancing with the stars premiere aired on Monday night on ABC with an eclectic mix of young and old celebrities that included dormant actors, a retired sports figure and a freshly minted Olympian.There was some grace plenty of glitz and the occasional groan. Contestants can receive a combined judges score of 40. The Judges scores combined with the audience votes determine who goes and who get to stay each week. Below is a review of how the celebrity contestants along with their professional dancing partners performed. Their scores are in brackets next to their names.
Chris Kattan and Witney Carson (17) danced to What Is Love by Haddaway but Chris was called out for his lack of energy. A veteran star of Mango and Mr Peepers, he got the lowest score. Bonner Bolton was paired with Sharna Burgess (22) Bonner Bolton is a professional bull rider who is famous for showing off his ripped body. However, his Cha Cha to Move by Luke Bryan was not enough and he had to settle for a place at the bottom.
Charo and Keo Motsepe (21) danced the Salsa to Cuban Pete by Mambo Compañeros.
Her partner, Keo, seemed to be having a tough time calming her feisty behaviour after the dance. Mr. T and Kym Herjavec (20) did the Cha Cha to the Theme Song from The A-Team. While Mr T was applauded for his good deeds, the consensus among the judges was that his technique needed work.
Nick Viall and Peta Murgatroyd (24) did their number to Let Me Love You by DJ Snake and Tiësto feat. Justin Bieber. Nick Viall is America's latest bachelor on the reality show The Bachelor. Erika Jayne and Gleb Savchenko (24) chose the Salsa and danced to her own tune, Xxpensive by Erika Jayne. She is one of the stars of the popular reality show, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The judges thought her performance was a bit raunchy.
Normani Kordei and Valentin Chmerkovskiy (27) Normandi is a member of the Fifth Harmony girl group and says she has been watching Dancing With The Stars since she was 12. The judges praised her energy and precision. Nancy Kerrigan and Artem Chigvintsev (28) chose the Viennese Waltz to She's Always a Woman by Billy Joel. Nancy, the former Olympic figure skating star should have an edge and she is off to a good start.The judges thought her performance as graceful.
Heather Morris and Maksim Chmerkovskiy (28) danced the Viennese Waltz to Make Something Beautiful by Ben Rector.
Heather Morris was at one time a backup dancer for Beyoncé. Does this give her an advantage? We shall see. David Ross and Lindsay Arnold (28) did the Quickstep to Go Cubs Go by Steve Goodman. David Ross, a veteran catcher in Major league Baseball, surprised everyone with his light and precise movements.
The performance by Rashad Jennings and Emma Slater (31) was among the night's best. Rashad describes himself as a once chubby, asthmatic kid with a learning disability. He got good reviews for the Cha Cha performed to 24K Magic by Bruno Mars.
Simone Biles and Sasha Farber (32) stole the night. Simone looked graceful dancing the Tango to Untouchable by Tritonal and Cash. The Olympic gymnast was praised by the judges for her poise.

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Fast Action Spring Assisted Knife. 8" All black Joker Style Folding Knife. Surgical Steel, Half serrated blade. Joker Style knife. Action Assisted. Does NOT say joker on the blade.
I have always wanted a knife just like this, so when I found it I was so excited. When I finally got it, it was amazing. It pops up great and is really easy to close, unlike other spring assisted knifes. Over all it's great to have, really easy to use and looks awesome.

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Convention (VIII) relative to the Laying of Automatic Submarine Contact Mines. The Hague, 18 October 1907.
Mines have been used in wars since the middle of the 19th century. Their extensive use in the Russo-Japanese War in 1904-1905 made an international regulation desirable both to protect neutral commerce and to uphold the principle of immunity of enemy merchantmen from attack without warning. Based on preparatory work by the Institute of International Law and the International Law Association, the present Convention was concluded at the Second Hague Peace Conference. The Powers were unable to reach complete agreement on the matter. The result of the deliberation was a compromise. Only Articles 1 and 5 contain clear and unequivocal regulations. Article 2, which forbids the laying of contact mines off the coast and the ports of the enemy, with the sole object of intercepting commercial shipping, is of limited value, for a belligerent has only to allege that mines were laid for a purpose other than merely intercepting commercial navigation.
D.Schindler and J.Toman, The Laws of Armed Conflicts, Martinus Nihjoff Publisher, 1988, pp.804-807.

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“Slumdog Millionaire” Rated R, 2 hours 1 minute. Distributed by Fox Searchlight. Partial subtitling, produced in both English & Hindi.
“Willie Wonka” a live performance brought to us by Plaza Productions. 11am on Saturday only. $10 per person includes popcorn and soda.
“Defiance” Rated R, 2 hours 17 minutes. Starring Daniel Craig and Liev Schrieber. Drama distributed by Paramount Pictures.
“Revolutionary Road” Rated R, 2 hours. Adult family drama distributed distributed by Paramount Pictures. Starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio.
“The Reader” Rated R, 2 hours 2 minutes. Drama starring Kate Winslet. Distributed by Weinstein Company.
HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEK! LOOKING FORWARD TO THE OSCARS!
“Slumdog Millionaire” – Rated R, 2 hours 1 minute. Produced in both Hindi and English. Some subtitling. Drama, distributed by Fox Searchlight.
“Willie Wonka” live, Saturday only at 11am. $10 per person includes popcorn and Soda. This live performance is brought to you by Plaza Productions.
Revolutionary Road – Rated R, 2 hours. Family Drama starring Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kathy Bates. Directed by Sam Mendes. Based on the Novel by Richard Yates. Paramount Vantagae distributes.
“Slumdog Millionaire” – Rated R, 2 hours 1 minute. Some subtitling, produced in both Hindi and English. Fox Searchlight distributes.
“The Reader” Rated R, 2 hours 2 minutes. Drama distributed by The Weinstein Company. Kate Winslet and Ralph Fiennes star.
“Doubt” – Rated PG-13, 1 hour 44 minutes. Drama starring Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Distributed b y Miramax Films.
“Milk” – Rated R, 2 hours 8 minutes; biopic starring Sean Penn as Harvey Milk. Drama distributed by Focus Features.
“Slumdog Millionaire” Rated R, 2 hours 1 minute. Fox Searchlight distributes. Some subtitling, produced in both Hindi and English.
Saturday @ 11am only. $10 per person includes popcorn and soda! Brought to you by Plaza Productions.
“The Reader” Rated R, 2 hours 2 minutes. Drama. Distributed by The Weinstein Company. Stars Kate Winslet and Ralph Fiennes.
“Milk” Rated R, 2 hours 8 minutes. Drama. Biopic of Harvey Milk. Starring Sean Penn and Josh Brolin. Distributed by Focus Features.
“Doubt” Rated PG-13, 1 hour 44 minutes. Drama Starring Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Distributed by Miramax.
“Slumdog Millionaire” – Rated R, on two screens. Subtitles, produced in both Hindi and English. Distributed by Fox Searchlight.
“The Boy In The Striped Pajamas” Rated PG-13, 95 minutes. Drama distributed by Miramax.
“Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa” Rated PG, 89 minutes. Animation distributed by Paramount Pictures.
Showtimes for the Bellmore Movies 1/2 – 8/2008 WOW!
“Slumdog Millionaire” Rated R, 2 hours 1 minute. SUBTITLES produced in both Hindi and English. Distributed by Fox Searchlight.
“Blues Clues Live” on Friday & Saturday @ 11am only. $10 admission also includes a popcorn and a soda! This live performance is brought to you by Plaza Productions of Oceanside, New York.


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During the war, the Nazis did not permit Germans to listen to British radio, but nobody in England was hindered from listening to the German radio because our faith in our own cause was unshakable.
As a rule, each of us is occupied with his own concerns; other people may hinder us, or bore us, or fail altogether to attract our notice.
That doctrine is that right conduct can never, except by some rare accident, be promoted by ignorance or hindered by knowledge.
It(= the partial Testban) seemed to me more likely to be a hindrance than a help towards obtaining the desired total ban.
These gases hinder the escape of heat from the earth and cause the temperature to rise.
Lack of sunshine hindered the plant's growth.
The politician was hindered from becoming Prime Minister by a sudden scandal.
Tariff barriers can hinder the potential of trade between the two countries.

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This third edition is a partial update of the second edition (2003) and covers the years 2000-2003. The European Sourcebook is divided into five chapters: Police data, Prosecution statistics, Conviction statistics and Correctional statistics. Each chapter is devided in four sections: General comments, Tables, Technical Information, Sources.
Aebi, M.F., Aromaa, K., Aubusson de Cavarlay, B., Barclay, G., Gruszczyñska, B., Hofer, H. von, Hysi, V., Jehle, J.-M., Killias, M., Smit, P., Tavares, C.

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The Foundation Program has been specially designed to meet the needs of international students. It is offered in three modes: January Entry, April Entry and Mid-Year Entry. January and April Entry courses finish in November 2018 and Mid-Year Entry course finishes in June 2019.
The January intake is a standard program which is suitable for all students who meet minimum entry requirements. April intake is a discrete express course for above average students.
Final results are issued by the college and TISC. THE CPS is a 50:50 combination of college results and final TISC examinations results. Moderation is undertaken independently by TISC. WA university applications are managed through Canning College and TISC. Students can package with WA universitises but conditions may apply. Scholarships based on academic merit are available.
Guaranteed entry into a Western Australian public university on successful completion and meeting the universities' entry requirements. WA public universities are Curtin University, Edith Cowan University, Murdoch University and The University of Western Australia.
Acceptance by government and private universities throughout Australia and overseas.
Students in the standard January and August intake receive 9 hours per week of tuition in ELACS (English language and Australian Cultural Studies) and 4.5 hours per week in other subjects.
Students in the April intake receive an extra hour per week of tuition in each unit. At the time of the final examinations in November, these students will have had approximately the same total tuition hours as those who commenced in January.
Academic Requirements Satisfactory completion of Year 11 studies or equivalent.
Orientation 26 July - 27 July 2018.
Orientation 1 August - 2 August 2019.
The course is provided on behalf of the Western Australian public universities - The University of Western Australia, Curtin University, Murdoch University and Edith Cowan University. TISC manages the program and the Department of Education Services is the registering authority.
* OSHC - BUPA Overseas Student Health Cover. This is a compulsory medical cover for ALL international students, as required by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP).

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University of Exeter Post-Doctoral Research Fellow on secondment to QinetiQ Farnborough.
My main interests lie in the mathematical modelling of systems, whether that be in the fields of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, physics, or even linguistics! My most recent work was at WaveOptics Ltd where I studied the optical design of augmented reality (AR) glasses, and the IT Innovation Centre where I worked on Natural Language Processing (NLP).
I have recently completed a PhD in Optoelectronics/Photonics (Physics) having expanded my expertise into the field of Telecommunications by taking an MSc in Communication Systems Engineering at the University of Portsmouth. Prior to this I spent two and a half years working as a researcher in the Rolls-Royce funded TFSUTC at the University of Surrey in the field of Computational Fluid Dynamics.
While my undergraduate training is in the field of mathematics, I have worked in a variety of fields in the past, including spending time in the Merchant Navy with P&O Nedlloyd, and in the security industry in a variety of roles - a true generalist!

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Don’t let your old or broken cubicles or office furniture simply be thrown out or cast aside, instead have the professionals at Business Environments repair your office furniture. We have over 30 years of experience in the office furniture industry, let us show you show we have built a reputation for being one of the most professional family-owned and -operated office furniture service companies in the industry.
When you turn to us for a cubicle repair, our team of technicians will perform modifications to any of your existing workstations to touch-up and repair or replace any broken pieces. Much of the time, torn fabric or a disconnected panel doesn’t mean you’re going to need a new cube, our team will expertly reassemble your cubicle after performing any necessary repairs so that your cubicles are installed good as new.
Additionally, we are even able to perform touch-ups and repairs on damaged wood furniture, executive desks, chairs, and more.
The team at Business Environments is able to handle much more than just a cubicle repair project if you desire it. We are highly trained in all aspects of office furniture installation and repair and we can help you with furniture reconfigurations, relocations, liquidations, space planning, and warehousing and inventory management.
Each office furniture installation or repair project begins by assigning you a dedicated project manager, who will oversee your project every step of the way. This single point-of-contact will put together your estimate, manage schedules, and keep you up-to-date on the daily progress of your project.
To learn more about our cubicle repair and inventory management services, please contact Business Environments today. One of our knowledgeable team members will happily answer any questions you may have.

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Rainbow striped sweater. Long sleeves, super cute! Kawaii bb.
Bad Vibes Prismatic Grommet Shorts, white platforms, clear o-ring choker, mini backpack!


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To qualify for Treaty Investor (E-2) visas applicants must be coming to the United States either to develop and direct the operation of an enterprise in which the applicant has invested a substantial amount of capital. Treaty Investor (E-2) visas are for citizens of countries with which the United States maintains treaties of commerce and navigation. Moldova is one of these countries. For a list of all treaty countries, click here.
E visas permit the investor and his or her family to live in the United States during the period of stay authorized by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). E visas are nonimmigrant visas; consequently, visa holders are allowed to live in the United States only so long as the conditions under which the visa was granted remain valid. Dependents are not authorized to work in the U.S. unless they receive explicit authorization to do so from DHS-USCIS in the United States. Dependents of trader investors may apply for work authorization after their arrival in the United States.
A receipt showing payment of your US$ 205 non-refundable nonimmigrant visa application processing fee, paid in local currency. This web page has more information about paying this fee.
For more information about visas for treaty investors, visit the Department of State's website.

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We are ending the week on a high as our first SVQ3 programme in Argyll comes to a successful end. A great milestone for Esteem and for our candidates who have achieved their SVQ3 qualification and CSCS Gold Card.
At the end of last year we welcomed 19 candidates onto our first modern apprenticeship programme in Argyll. They came for a variety of different companies including D.A MacDonald, David Rutherford, MacLeod Construction Ltd, Neil McGougan Ltd, Oban Joinery Services Ltd, SAMS and William Martin Decorators Ltd.
Over the past few months it has been fantastic to get to know our candidates and help them work towards achieving there SVQ Level 3. They have been a fantastic group and discussions at workshops have been very insightful with all sharing experiences and learning from each other.
At the final workshop we ask candidates for feedback as we continually want to ensure that we are offering an excellent training programme. We are thrilled that the candidates enjoyed the programme and found the content discussed at workshops key to their development.
I found the course really helpful and feel it will help me a lot in the future. Course has been helpful and enjoyable.
At Esteem we want to help as many construction companies in Scotland benefit from our fully Funded, developmental, SVQs. With this, please get in touch with Andy on 0766 658 083 if you have any training requirements. We would love to help you release your team’s potential and equip them with a recognised construction qualification.


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Can anyone out there help me with the issue I have finding the correct rollover valve for my new fuel pump. I cant find it anywhere. I dont want to remove the old fuel pump and put the new one in until I can replace the rollover valve. People say they break off easy.
If you are replacing the whole assembly then use some lubricant gently pick up the end of the hose with a small screw driver and get it in there. Before trying to pull the hose off twist it so that it is not stuck.

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Spring has finally arrived here, both by the calendar and through Mother Nature. The birds are singing, the snow is melting, and the sun is shining longer each day. In Jonas’ book, a little bird sees all the other birds singing their spring songs to each other, and he becomes sad. This little bird couldn’t remember his song of spring.
As the little bird tries all the other animal sounds like “woof”, “moo”, and “meow”, he meets all kinds of new friends that answer his call. But, none of them are another bird like him. Unfortunately, none of his new animal friends knew what his bird song of spring should be…until they heard it, coming from someone else.
This is such a sweet story of friendship and kindness…even the cat didn’t try to catch and eat his new bird friend. The illustrations are gorgeous and offer a realistic and multimedia look on the pages. I think the donkey is my favorite illustration. Kids and parents will love this sweet story and younger kids can learn all the animal sounds and practice saying them while reading along in the book. This book would be perfect to tuck into your child’s Easter basket.
Hendrik Jonas is a Berlin-based illustrator whose work has appeared in The Times and The Guardian. This is his third book for children. For more information, check out his website, HERE.
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Participation in activities is about getting involved, doing something interesting, building skills and adding value. There are activities for everyone and suggestions for new activities are always welcome. See our calendar for current and upcoming activities.
The food preparation and the kitchen activities are the central focus at Start Me Up Niagara’s inspected kitchen. These activities include Food Preparation, Weekend Lunches, Workshops, Cooking lessons, Baking, Canning, monthly employment luncheons and Pasta Dinner Fundraisers. The kitchen makes every effort to utilize the fresh produce from our garden in Vineland in any food preparation. The activities of the SMUN Kitchen are as diverse as the people who come to use the services and the many volunteers who get involved for the common goal of helping others.
Workshops are scheduled throughout the year. A variety of topics related to food are covered; how to make gnocchi, homemade sausages, kale chips, savory or sweet jams, and perogies.
Do you know what to do with all that zucchini, eggplant or garlic? We can help. In our workshops you can be the teacher or the student. If you have a favorite recipe you want to share or if you want to learn how to make something speak to Susan in the kitchen, and look for our notices for the next workshop date. A new food preparation certification course is underway (open to OW Income Support only), next course starts in June, 2016, see Susan Stevenson or Ada Storin.
The garden and the kitchen work together to bring fresh vegetables and fruits from the garden to the tables of the people in the community We do this in many ways, like preparing the soup for the weekend lunch, using zucchini to make hot muffins for the kiosk, cutting cucumber slices for a refreshing treat at the counter in the centre, or by sharing the produce with participants, community members, and partners of SMUN.
The Start Me Up Niagara’s 2 acre Green Garden, located on land generously donated by Vineland Research and Innovation Centre has been growing fresh nutritious food for SMUN lunches and participants since 2010. This supplied SMUN’s healthy kitchen and was shared with volunteers, the Good Food Box and the local community. Our produce was also sold at SMUN’s neighbourhood kiosk and was the focus for the annual harvest festival held in Centennial Park.
During the growing season transportation is provided to the garden Monday through Thursday. Volunteers enjoy being out of the city and working together in the garden to grow healthy produce.
In the middle of the vegetable garden there is a Labyrinth, a place of healing and quiet featuring native flowers and herbs, butterflies, bumble-bees and a quiet bench under a leafy trellis. This special place is maintained with the help of the Gateway Residential and Community Support Services, Mainstream, Master Gardeners and the St. Catharines Horticulture Society.
To join the volunteer farm crew talk to Tony.
Some SMUN participants were complaining about never having their voices heard when issues of homelessness and poverty were covered in the media. After discussion they decided to start a newspaper.
The first edition of Street News was released December 2006. A paper for and by people who live close to the street became a new outlet for information and a forum for the expression of creative ideas and opinions. It has grown since 2006 through the writing of many, and with the dedicated effort of editor in chief Liz Roulston, copy editor Melissa “Rainbow” and art director Julia Blushak.
Street News continues with the intention to add more voice to the community dialogue.
Drop off articles to Liz at the centre. The next issue always in the works!
A piano and guitar are just some of the musical instruments that are always available. Art supplies are available on request to be used in the centre. Participants will frequently entertain others, especially on birthdays and special events. See SMUN calendar for scheduled art classes. Meet at the centre Thursdays for ‘Expressions’- open to all, try your hand at creative expression.
SMUN has a variety of books in its well stocked library. It has a take-a-book, bring-a-book lending policy. Books are restocked by the Love of Reading reading group. Daily newspaper and magazines are also available. Donations of current books are welcome especially Cookbooks and Gardening books.
SMUN offers many fun recreational activities. Relax, take a break and join in!
Sign up with Tony or Kim.

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An invigorating, purifying fragrance that cools in summer and warms in winter.
We have captured the healing properties of eucalyptus in a bath salt. An invigorating, purifying fragrance that cools in summer and warms in winter.


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I have to say that one of the coolest parts about being a Fulbrighter is getting to meet other Fulbrighters. One of the current Norwegian Fulbrighters, Alyssa, happens to be the only conservation scientist in Norway and works at the Munch Museum. Alyssa graciously agreed to take me and another visiting Fulbrighter, Kyle, on a tour of the Munch museum and show us what she’s been working on. I have to say that I never really considered myself a Munch fan, so while I was not particularly excited to go through the museum, I was very excited to catch up with Alyssa and learn more about her work.
Once Kyle and I checked into the museum’s staff entrance, Alyssa came out and brought us to her workspace. I have to say her office is probably the most exhilarating and terrifying places I’ve ever been. There were about a dozen Munchs that the conservationists were working on, and it’s probably the closest I’ll ever be to that many priceless paintings with no security in the immediate area. Needless to say, Kyle and I spent the whole time terrified that we’d end up accidentally damaging one of these paintings. Luckily we managed to be accident free.
Sight: I was pretty impressed listening to Alyssa talk about how much you could tell by just looking at a painting. I for example could not quite see the difference between say cerulean blue and prussian blue, but am now impressed by those who can.
Lighting: Putting the paintings under UV or infrared light can give conservationists an idea of what metals or other elements are in the paint, helping them guess at what specific paints were used.
Other Instruments: We didn’t get to see this in action, but Alyssa says there are instruments they can use to can analyze the chemical composition of the paint without actually scraping any of the paint off.
As for destructive methods, this involves taking minuscule pieces of paint off of the painting and them analyzing them directly. Alyssa told us that overall it’s much easier to analyze paintings that don’t have flat surfaces and don’t have a matte finishes since it’s easier to get samples.
Alyssa also told us that Munch is a bit of a hassle to work with from a conservation standpoint, and that Munch provides them with a lot of interesting ethical questions. Munch believed in subjecting many of his painting to a “Kill or Cure” treatment, or leaving his paintings outdoors for a few years. If the paintings survived, Munch figured that they would last forever. But because these paintings underwent such harsh treatment, it leaves conservationists with the question of whether or not paintings should be restored to their original form, or left in their dilapidated post “Kill or Cure” state. There is even debate as to whether the bird droppings that have been left on these paintings are now part of the art or are something that should be removed.
Munch is also a finicky artist in other ways. Some of his paintings have been left looking unfinished, which calls into question whether or not the unfinished paintings are in fact finished, or whether they are actually works in progress. Additionally Munch loved experimenting with different types of materials. One of the paintings we saw is in a truly sorry state, partially because Munch painted the picture on cardboard. From Alyssa’s standpoint, Munch’s experimentation makes it much harder to figure out what exactly he put in his paint. Not only did Munch mix different ingredients into his paint, apparently the paint tubes that he used don’t always have accurate ingredients labels.
Things are also made more difficult for the conservationists because the museum often loans out Munch’s works. While sending Munch’s paintings out on tours helps generate money for the museum, it can be hard on the paintings since they can suffer damage when they are constantly moved about and put on display. In case you’re wondering why you aren’t allowed to take flash photography in museums, Alyssa told me that it’s because older paint tends to contain unstable chemicals. This means that they are reactive to light, so your flash photo is actually changing the color of the painting, and causing it damage.
Additionally, conservationists still don’t have a complete grasp on all the things that can damage a painting. Alyssa told us that she used to work with someone who has been working for almost eight years on why cadmium yellow occasionally darkens over time.
Alyssa also told us a bit about conservation philosophy and how it functions in Norway. Everything that conservationists do should be both reversible and visible. Things don’t necessarily have to be visible to the naked eye, but they should show up under UV light. Alyssa even showed us one of the paintings to demonstrate. To the naked eye the painting looked completely normal, but once it was put under UV light it was clear that a great section of the painting had been damaged and restored (unfortunately Kyle and I weren’t allowed to take pictures in Alyssa’s workspace so you’ll have to use your imagination for this). Furthermore, in Norway conservationists believe that paintings should not be restored. Conservationists simply try to prevent paintings from deteriorating further and try to preserve their current state.
As for what Alyssa does, she is working a lot with Munch’s old paint tubes. Munch left everything he owned to the city of Oslo, even his hats, and that included approximately 1200 paint tubes. While many of these are from the brand Windsor Newton, their ingredients labeling isn’t always accurate. Alyssa analyzes these paint tubes as well as bits from Munch’s paintings and uses special instruments to determine what exactly went into his paint. The picture below is some of modern day paint that Alyssa occasionally uses as a baseline sample in her work.
After patiently answering all of our questions, Alyssa showed us around other parts of the building. Unfortunately, Alyssa doesn’t have access to the museum’s vault of Munch paintings, but Kyle and I were pretty happy just to stand in awe outside of the vault door and stare at the retinal scan. She also showed us a hidden exhibit of Munch’s printing stones. Apparently the exhibit isn’t on display (and can’t be photographed) because of their reproducible quality. Since the stones are meant to mass produce Munch’s work, it would be incredibly easy for someone to take a picture of them and do just that–in short they present a copyright issue that the museum would like to avoid.
Afterwards, we went to the museum itself. The museum currently has an exhibition of Munch’s work in conjunction with a natural history exhibit. The connection between the two wasn’t really well explained but I suppose it was still nice to see the two all at once. The museum itself is pretty small and took us less than an hour to go through, but I’m definitely glad that I went. Not only did I find Alyssa’s work pretty amazing but it was nice to get a better idea of what Munch’s work is like beyond The Scream.


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Hastings born and bred, Edward has worked at Towners since leaving college in the mid 1970s. He has been Managing Director since 1987.
Being the fifth generation of the Towner family to run the business, he is acutely aware of the legacy his forebears have left and hopes to leave the company in an even better state than he found it when his watch comes to an end and his two children, Hannah and Oliver, take up the baton.
After over 40 years in the business Edward has hung up his top hat and no longer arranges or conducts funerals: his time at the office is spent managing the company and he is happy, he says, to be guiding his wonderful team in pursuit of the perfect funeral.
Outside work he enjoys playing golf badly, sailing, cooking curry, walking the dogs and sitting in his beach hut. He is a Trustee of and volunteer for Hope Kitchen Hastings, the local soup kitchen providing hot food and a friendly welcome to homeless people. He has been married to the lovely Beverley since 1978.
Hannah assists her father in all aspects of running the company. In a small family business many areas of responsibility fall on the owner – areas which, in larger companies, would have their own head of department: Human Resources, Marketing, Asset Management, Strategy, Research and Development, Finance etc. Hannah and her father work together in all these areas to ensure the present health and future growth of the company.
A fluent German speaker, Hannah is also a keen environmentalist. She loves the sea and swims like a fish; she is a keen scuba diver and has worked internationally as a scuba diving instructor. She also likes to go surfing when given the opportunity.
Oliver graduated from the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in London and is known for starring roles in Accountable (2017) and Professional Paranoia (2016). His stage work has included leading roles in Othello, Much Ado About Nothing and A Midsummer Night's Dream with the touring company Bowler Crab.
Oliver's work as an actor grants him the flexibility to maintain a connection with and involvement in the family business. His particular interest is in making sure the company stays up-to-date with new developments in the funeral and stonemasonry industries. He is also responsible for management of the company's IT systems.
In his spare time he enjoys online gaming and is learning Japanese.
Robert was born in Edinburgh and was brought up in Greenock and Glasgow before moving south to the Isle of Wight in 1981. He began working in the funeral industry in 1982 and has worked for independent funeral directors and larger concerns. He has seen great changes in what clients ask for and is keen to ensure he provides the highest quality of service.
Robert joined Towners in 2012 and now occupies the role of Operations Director within the company. He gets immense reward from supporting the staff around him.
In his personal time, he spends regular weekends with family on the Isle of Wight, is a keen motorsport fan and likes riding out on his motorbike.
Duncan was brought up and educated in Hastings. As a teenager he developed an interest in acting at the Stables Theatre, and went on to train professionally.
Following a period of early experience in panto and plays around the country, Duncan found himself with the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company in a connection which lasted a number of years and concluded with him as Resident Director.
On his return from London he joined Towners in 2000, and worked first as a driver and then as a funeral director, passing the Diploma in Funeral Directing in 2003.
Duncan is a Deacon in the Catholic Church. His duties include a leading part in services and the training of adults new to the faith in preparation for reception into the church.
Duncan and his family, his wife and two teenage children, all share in various ways in his participation in the theatre and in active membership of the congregation of St. Mary Star of the Sea.
Stephen was born in County Durham and went to school and university in the North East, and then studied theology as a post-graduate, and later took a PGCE.
He moved to Sussex in 1986, working in Brighton, then St Leonards. After a period of teaching music at St Leonards, Mayfield, Stephen joined Towners full time in 2012.
Outside work, Stephen helps to run a B & B in St Leonards, and is an active member of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Nick moved to Hastings from Bedfordshire in 2013 and started working for Towners soon after, initially as Desktop Publisher. He moved into the role of Funeral Director after a year with the company and has been enjoying the opportunity to serve the community ever since.
Born and raised in Bexhill-on-Sea, Angela lives there with her husband and two daughters. On leaving school Angela worked in the family print business for over 34 years, predominantly in the pre-press and graphic design department.
After the business was sold she found employment briefly at Bexhill College before being accepted at Towners in May 2017 to produce artwork for clients' service sheets, eventually moving into the role of Funeral Director.
Angela is very keen on sports and is a member of a local Run & Triathlon Club, particularly enjoying swim and cycling events. With a UK Athletics Run Coaching qualification she volunteers twice a week to coach the 8-16yrs Club runners.
Spare time is spent with her family and she enjoys watching films, reading, listening to a wide range of music and, during the football season, enduring the peaks and troughs of being an Arsenal supporter.
Eleanor was born and raised in St. Leonards-on-Sea and educated locally. She achieved 19 GCSEs at school before achieving a triple distinction star at Bexhill College in Health and Social Care Studies. She then moved away to Portsmouth to study Childhood and Youth Development at university, and achieved a classification of 2:1.
Eleanor worked as a carer at the age of 16 whilst studying at college. During university, to fund her studies Eleanor worked in a cafe and a dementia nursing home. After completing her degree she returned to her home town and worked in an assisted living house before taking up her current role as the Desktop Publisher for Towners.
Gill came to live in Hastings when she was 5 years old and has remained here ever since, apart from a four year stint living in Ibiza in the early 1980's. She has been working as a part-time receptionist for Towners since October 2012. Before that she worked as an Admin Assistant for a local housing association in their Lifeline department, a post she held for 20 years. Gill is married with two grown up children and a step son. At weekends Gill and her husband enjoy getting involved with anything the Hastings Old Town has to offer. Gill's hobbies include going for long walks with her Cavapoo "Badger", doing crosswords, playing Candy Crush and sailing.
Rebecca moved to Hastings aged 4 and has been here ever since. She loves the culture and vibe of Hastings and could not imagine not living by the sea.
Rebecca started the position of part time Receptionist in July 2017. Prior to this she had worked as a Health Coach for East Sussex County Council.
When not at Towners Rebecca spends the majority of her time as mum to her two small children. In any spare time that she can find she is an enthusiastic, if inept, runner, having completed one full marathon and a handful of half marathons.
The last village before Hastings and St Leonards is Kent Street. After Kent Street you will come up a long hill (past Claremont School on left) and when you pass under a road bridge you are in Hastings and St Leonards. From here, follow signs to St Leonards exclusively. Eventually you will come down a long hill towards the sea (London Road). Go right to the bottom; just before you reach the sea front you have to turn left. That is Norman Road and we are just along on the right-hand side, the last business premises before Warrior Square. You can park for one hour in Norman Road or variable periods in Warrior Square.
Come through Bexhill and into St Leonards. Stay on the A259 throughout. As you travel along the sea front look out for a distinctive block of flats - Marine Court - which looks like a cruise liner's superstructure. Just past Marine Court there are traffic lights. At the lights, turn left into London Road. Turn second right into Norman Road. We are just along on the right-hand side in Norman Road, the last business premises before Warrior Square. You can park for one hour in Norman Road or variable periods in Warrior Square.
Come into Hastings and follow signs to the sea front. Travel west along the sea front, past the pier. Drive past Warrior Square (statue of Queen Victoria on right) and turn right at the traffic lights into London Road. Turn second right into Norman Road. We are just along on the right-hand side in Norman Road, the last business premises before Warrior Square. You can park for one hour in Norman Road or variable periods in Warrior Square.

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Sometime between late Sunday evening and early Monday morning, a vehicle was stolen from Delaware Avenue near the intersection with Canal Street. The vehicle was a white full-size 2003 Ford F250 Superduty pickup truck, DC tags DX2947, and it belongs to a resident of the River Park Cooperative. According to the owner of the vehicle, he had purchased the truck recently - just four months ago. The case is being handled by MPD's 1st District Autotheft Division. The owner of the truck made a point of thanking Officers Welsh and Johnson from the 1st District Autotheft Division for their immediate response and for their great efforts put forth this far to recover the vehicle. Based on information from the Autotheft Division, another full-size pickup similar to this one was stolen recently from a residential parking lot further south down Canal Street. That truck was abandoned and soon after recover in the Anacostia area. On a positive note, the responding officer, B. Tabron, claimed that cars are recovered in Southwest more often than they are stolen from this area.
This truck was stolen on Super Bowl Sunday.
Update: Well that was fast...the vehicle was recovered late Tuesday night!
You scared me with that title, I thought we had a kidnapping! Glad the truck was found.
Anybody know if crime is up in SW in general, or if we're just hearing about it more than we used to recently?
Where was it found? Well,maybe it was just "borrowed without permission." After all it's Super Bowl Sunday. Must get to the nearest television!


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According to PlayStation Worldwide Studios executive Scott Rhode, Sony has gone “back to the drawing board” to make Evolution Studio’s PlayStation 4 racing game Driveclub the best it can be.
Speaking to IGN, Rhode explained that Sony would be “doing everyone a disservice” if they shipped the game in its current form.
When asked if the game would launch in 2014, Rhode refused to say however a Sony PR said that more details about Driveclub will be released soon.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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text: Highly flexible single conductor, SDI, halogen free power cable. Class 6 super fine copper conductors, EPR thermosetting compound type R-E-110 insulation, halogen-free, low smoke, flame and heat retardant, UV, oil, chemical and weather resistant orange thermosetting compound R-E-110 sheath. Other colours available on request subject to minimum order quantity and lead time.

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


text: NPR's Robert Siegel talks with Fresh Air host and executive producer, Terry Gross. President Obama awarded her with the National Humanities Medal on Thursday. Gross has hosted Fresh Air since 1975 and was selected "for her artful probing of the human experience."

industry_corpus2: Media & Journalism


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The Other Room website rebooted!
The Other Room website has been running the whole duration we’ve been running our nights and has started to bulge and bulge. So we decided to do a bit of a spring clean in order to make it easier to navigate. We’ve also tidied up all those inevitable missed links which Mick Weller celebrates HERE.
If you’re old or new to the site have a look around our massive archive of blog/news posts, video archive from most of our readings, video and print interviews, book reviews, reviews of our events, poster archive and photos. Don’t forget of course to check out our upcoming events and annual anthology.

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text: Real leaders are “independent thinkers”. They often resist the “norm” and very rarely follow the crowd. These people are often misunderstood and sometimes rejected. Yet, they go on to make the biggest impact because they were determined to tread upon the very places where others were afraid to go. Anyone can hold a position, but not everyone is a leader.


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Nelson Mandela is in critical condition tonight. Perhaps the world’s greatest hero… he built his historic legacy while still in prison. He refused to leave Robben Island until white-ruled South African legalized the African National Congress. When it did, we knew the world was changing down there, that getting majority rule was just a matter of time.
I was there when the first election was held - when Mandela was elected president of South Africa. It was a glorious day of people waiting in line for hours so they could be part of the great change coming over that country, a change Nelson Mandela made possible.
We all thought it might take horrible bloodshed to change South Africa. The United States played a part in making that “not” the case. We did it with the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986 which brought economic sanctions against the white-ruled society. It helped to change history for the better.
I had the privilege of being with Archbishop Tutu when he voted that great day in 1994, of interviewing Nelson Mandela, the president-elect afterwards. It was, along with the fall of the Berlin Wall, the greatest stories I’ve gotten to cover. I expect to be going to South Africa to honor the great man once again when the time comes.
It is impossible to measure the good his pain, his faith, his leadership has meant to our time.
It was he who instilled in millions of South Africans the power of the ballot, the joy of democracy.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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We do research before making a decision about what car to buy, which school to attend and where to work, but rarely do we dedicate that same time and effort to finding a practitioner. Most often we call the practitioner who is closest to our home. Patients have traveled from various states to visit Prescott naturopathic doctor, Cheryl Hamilton. Before choosing Dr. Hamilton or any other doctor, consider the following tips for finding a suitable naturopathic doctor.
Check for referrals. A great way to check out a prospective doctor is to speak with friends. If none of your friends have seen a naturopathic doctor, then ask your doctor for referrals and testimonials. It’s important to learn what patients have to say about the doctor, and this can be particularly helpful if you speak with a patient who has dealt with a condition similar to your own.
Understand the doctor’s credentials. Some states do not regulate the use of the term naturopathic doctor or naturopath. While Naturopathic Doctors (ND) go through four years of medical school and clinical residencies, naturopaths may attend correspondence courses and have limited or no hands-on training. Your doctor should be comfortable displaying the full extent of their education and even displaying it on their website. Furthermore, there are currently very few accredited ND programs. Find out if your doctor’s program is accredited.
Check out the doctor’s website. Most NDs have a website listing their philosophy of treatment and the services that they offer. Some naturopathic doctors including Prescott naturopathic doctor Cheryl Hamilton, specializing in treating women. Other doctors focus on pain management or other issues. As a woman, even if you are seeking treatment for pain or another issue, it’s ideal to have a doctor who has a background in treating health issues which will inevitably come up as you transition through life’s stages.
Talk to the doctor. The most important part of choosing a Prescott Valley naturopathic doctor or health professional in any part of the country, is finding a doctor with whom you feel comfortable. This will vary from individual to individual and doesn’t necessarily mean that a doctor is right or wrong. However, regardless of what doctor that you choose, the doctor should listen to all of your concerns and answer your questions. You should trust the doctor with your health. If you don’t see results or don’t agree with a particular treatment method, let your doctor know.
By taking the time to educate yourself on naturopathic education programs, finding referrals and understanding the doctor’s credentials, you are doing yourself a great service. At the Health and Healing Center, Prescott Valley naturopathic doctor Cheryl Hamilton is available to answer your questions about naturopathic care. Whether you are seeking a Prescott or Prescott Valley naturopathic doctor or general information, don’t hesitate to contact us.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Sun coleus produces deeper, richer colors with a little afternoon shade.
Not too long ago, coleus (Solenostemon scutellarioides, formerly Coleus spp.) could only be grown in shade. Thanks to the work of plant breeders, we now have varieties that thrive in bright sunlight where we can see the brilliantly colored foliage to its best advantage. Sun-loving varieties are thirstier than their shade garden relatives, and they need a rich, organic soil that manages moisture well. You can also grow them in outdoor containers or as houseplants. Coleus is hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zone 10, and can be grown as an annual in cooler zones.
Pinch back the tips of the stems monthly, beginning when the young plants are 5 inches tall. Grasp the top 1/2 inch of the stem between your thumbnail and finger and squeeze. Pinching off the growth tips stimulates the plant to form foliage and lateral branches that make it look full and bushy. When the plant forms side branches, pinch them as well.
Spread a 2-inch layer of mulch around the plants when they are about 6 inches tall. Mulch keeps the soil evenly moist by slowing evaporation.
Water newly planted coleus often enough to keep the surface of the soil moist for the first month or until the plants are established and growing. Water slowly and deeply when the soil is dry to a depth of 2 inches thereafter.
Fertilize monthly with 1 tablespoon of high-nitrogen fertilizer for each square foot of bed. Scratch the fertilizer into the surface of the soil with a cultivating tool, but take care not to injure the roots.
Pinch off the flower spikes as they appear, if desired. Most types of coleus produce flowers that detract from the appearance of the plant, but a few of the newer sun coleus varieties have long, graceful spikes that appear in a cluster on top of the plant. If you pinch them off you'll have larger foliage, but many people think these spikes of tiny flowers are worth keeping.
Mixing several varieties of sun coleus leaf colors and patterns makes the garden look chaotic. Choose only one type for each section of the garden.
Coleus cuttings root in less than a month in a glass of water. Use cuttings to make new bedding plants or root them at the end of the season to use as winter houseplants.
Carroll, Jackie. "How to Care for Sun Coleus." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/care-sun-coleus-69149.html. Accessed 24 April 2019.


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The Ithaca College football team’s defense is ranked 50th in the country and has been a stigma for the squad this season.
Chris Williams transitioned from player to assistant coach on the football team, while still enrolled at the college.
In its home opener at Butterfield Stadium, the football team narrowly defeats Union College.
Coming off a playoff appearance last year, the football team has high expectations this season.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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I have said it a few times now, but peace can be something hard to explain. Especially for younger kids. My girls are 4 and 1. If you try to teach world peace to that age you will get blank stares.
I really wanted to teach them how simple peace can be and how THEY can have peace in their own lives and in our home. Books are a huge part of our daily routine. So of course I started looking for books. Most of the books I found did not keep my toddler entertained, but they are perfect peace books for preschoolers.
I tried out 9 different books. I narrowed it down to my top 3. I liked them all, but some of them were a little broad in their definition of peace and for preschoolers I feel you have to be pretty specific or they don't understand. I also didn't include some that I LOVED, but felt they were a bit advanced for preschoolers. I have them listed in an order with my favorite one last.
We loved this book. We listened to the music too and it was the highlight of my daughter's day. After we talked about the book and how it says, "let peace begin with me", my daughter said, "But that is so hard!" It might not always be easy, but it was worth it. I loved seeing her learn more about peace from this book.
This goes through each of the five senses. I love it because it is written by kids. The author must have asked the kids these questions and then made them into a book. When we got to the question, "What does peace smell like?", my daughter said that it smelled like a sweet dog and roses. It was fun to ask her on each page what she thought.
This book explained peace in small and simple ways and it is PERFECT to read to young children. It explains peace in ways such as making new friends, planting a tree, and being who you are. I absolutely loved this book. Each page was fast and quick and the pictures were colorful and simple. Seriously this is a must have for teaching peace.
I know I said I was only sharing 3, but I really liked this last book. However, it is a little long and would only be good for preschoolers who have a longer attention span. Don't try to do this if your preschooler has a short attention span. It will drive you nuts. It would be great for elementary aged kids as well.


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Wisconsin’s exports increased 18.3% to $19.78 billion in 2010, the state Department of Commerce said Tuesday. Wisconsin now ranks as the 18th-largest exporting state, up from 21st in 2006.
State exports remain 3.8% below the peak of $20.57 billion recorded in 2008.
Exports to Canada, Wisconsin’s largest international market, grew by 24.9% to $6.04 billion.


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Here's a nice little trade-in, built recently, in Bolivia. Charangos are wonderful little super ukulele-type instruments with family history rooted in the same instruments the uke was developed from... well... close enough anyway. Traditionally they've got armadillo-shell backs, but this one has the (more typical since the mid-1900s) one-piece carved wood back and neck. Sound is bright, jangly, sweet, and bouncy. These are great instruments for recording and strumming on long trips... both of which I've done with my own charango quite a bit.
Having an inlaid "pickguard" is typical on charangos because they get strummed heavily with the nails, as is the wide-grained pine top. These instruments are typically tuned, in unison, GCEAE from "low" to "high." The middle "E" pair, however, is octave tuned.
Clever uke players can switch the top high "E" set over to the bass side, and retune it down to a D, to get a DGCEA tuning, which shares the same intervals as a guitar (ie, guitar capoed at the 5th fret is tuned ADGCEA with the GCEA part of it the same pitch as a uke... so... if you're familiar with shapes on both uke and guitar adding an extra pair of strings on the bass side is no problem).
Charangos have a scale length that's right between a tenor uke and a baritone uke.
See how cool that one-piece back/neck is?
The body shape of the carved charango mimics the original armadillo-shell types quite closely.

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Powered by a 3.0-litre, twin-turbo V6 diesel driving all four wheels, the SQ5 delivers 309bhp and 479lb-ft through a great ZF 8-speed automatic gearbox. That’s pretty impressive performance in standard trim, but this is a big ol’ brute weighing just over two tonnes, and that V6 engine up front has some serious tuning potential! In fact, it’s the same engine used in both the Audi A6 and Allroad platforms.
This undoubtedly makes it the perfect tuning base for Revo Performance. Sure the SQ5 sits 30mm lower on 20in wheels compared to the standard Q5 model, but we’ve got some SERIOUS plans for this project starting with the wheels/tyres and braking system. In fact, we’ve already equipped the SQ5 with the new Dunlop SP Sport Maxx compound – a tyre which promises to deliver exceptional dry and wet performance, stability and comfort (at speed) and also high aquaplaning resistance. We’ll bring you a full update on how the Dunlops perform once we’ve added some mileage. After the handling’s accounted for it’s then time to begin development on that twin-turbo V6 – watch this space!

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


text: Well, if someone is interested, just found a model citizen HoYD who would actually sign for my parma save... Truls Jenssen / Tromso, Norway!!! also found two more great guys available on a free transfer: Bernhard Peters and Luiz Fernando Moraes!!! that german guy kills lol cheers!


text: So apparently bands these days like to play in the dark. And I guess that's OK if they are as good as BRMC was this evening. I've seen them at least 6 times over the years, going way back to when they played in very small clubs and I have to say this night was the best show I've ever seen them perform. It was a 2 hour love fest between the band and their sold out audience, and I gotta say it really felt like a band coming into their own. I can't wait to see what they do next because you just know BRMC is always going to do something different and interesting. And whatever they do decide to do next, I'll be looking forward it. As far as shooting this show, it was REALLY dark but you know like I said I guess bands these days just like it that way. As a fan (and photographer) I hope this trend changes soon. People want to SEE the band play, that's why they bought a ticket in the first place. And after the show the fact that the stage was ridiculously dark was the only complaint I heard from several people leaving the venue. These photos were taken with the ISO boosted WIDE OPEN to achieve some light getting into the camera. In reality it was like the band was playing in a darkened room. .


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The NSC launches a new awards program that recognizes companies showing significant improvement in safety performance and productivity due to safety interventions.
The National Safety Council (NSC), in cooperation with Aon Corp. and Cambridge Integrated Services Group Inc., has launched the Awards for Outstanding Achievements in Safety & Productivity program. The competitive award program is open to organizations of all sizes that have shown significant improvement in their safety performance, as well as their productivity, through safety interventions.
To participate, organizations must submit a case study documenting their states of safety and productivity before and after intervention. The program offers financial rewards as well as publication in Case Studies in Safety & Productivity, an NSC publication. Top award winners will present their case studies to an international audience at a special session of the NSC's 2002 Annual Congress & Expo, the world's largest annual convention in the safety industry.
"Safety should be a core value in every organization. The role of safety in improving productivity is an issue that transcends national boundaries," said NSC President Alan C. McMillan. "These awards offer an opportunity to show the world the vital link between safety and productivity."
The NSC's Case Studies in Safety & Productivity publication is a collection of international case studies from various-sized operations. The types of safety and health improvements included in these case studies range from very inexpensive fixes for specific problems to comprehensive company- or plant-wide programs. The common elements in all the studies are that they present measurable safety improvements and measurable productivity improvements.
"Just as our entrepreneurial culture encourages Aon employees to actively participate in building safety performance while improving productivity, we encourage other organizations to accomplish these safety and business goals," said Shari Falkenburg, national risk control managing director at Aon.
George Young, senior vice president, loss control, at Cambridge said his company sees the NSC's Safety & Productivity Awards "as a visible platform to promote the theory that safety diligence and an effective safety program foster improved employee relations and increased productivity."
In addition to the awards and the opportunity to showcase their organization's success at the NSC's 90th Annual Congress & Expo, scheduled for Oct. 4-11 in San Diego, winners will receive worldwide recognition through features in National Safety Council publications.
Companies are invited to submit workplace case studies demonstrating how their safety interventions have improved their safety performance as well as their productivity. To learn more about the Awards for Outstanding Achievements in Safety & Health and how to share your company's safety successes, please visit the council's Web site at www.nsc.org for additional information and submission materials. In addition, interested parties may contact Kajsa Johnson, the Safety & Productivity Awards Program coordinator, at [email protected]; phone: 630-775-2326; or fax: 630-285-0242.

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Sure enough, the 2017 programme shows an emphasis on the present day and on history, rather than genre exercises or symbolism. As always, some directors will be talking about their work, although times being what they are, some of the Q&As will be conducted via Skype rather than in person.
The opening film, Yannis Sakiridis' Amerika Square (Fri 1 Dec, 8.30pm) is about Billy, a tattoo artist who falls for Tereza, a beautiful nightclub singer, only to incur the wrath of his friend Nakos, who doesn't like immigrants. Playing the racist Nakos is Greek film's versatile, lumpy-faced everyman of the moment, Makis Papadimitriou, who starred in Suntan and also featured in 2016's Chevalier. Writer/director Sakaridis will be present for a Q&A after the screening.
Medea Louder Than My Thoughts (Sat 2 Dec, 8.30pm) is Nikos Grammatikos's meditation on the figure of Medea, one of the iconic figures of Greek drama. Medea received her most influential portrayal in Euripides's eponymous tragedy, in which, having left her home for marriage and family with Jason, he then dumps her for a younger woman, and she obtains revenge by killing both Jason and his mistress, and then her own children. She's a character that the audience is compelled to find sympathetic but also to quarrel with, and Grammatikos just extends the quarrel, inviting experts and ordinary Greeks to give their opinion about one of the most judged characters in classic literature.
Panikos Chrissanthou's The Story of the Green Line (Sun 3 Dec, 8.25pm) is a drama set in Cyprus in 1977, in which young Greek and Turkish Cypriot conscript soldiers have to come to terms with the creation of a border crossing that didn't exist when they were young. The border still exists, and to this day, only Turkey recognises Turkish-speaking Northern Cyprus as a state.
Another historical tale is the documentary Beneath the Olive Tree (Mon 4 Dec, 8.30pm), narrated by veteran Greek-American actress Olympia Dukakis and telling the stories of women who had fought for the Greek resistance in WW2 and had been interned by the prison islands after the war because of their sympathies with the losing side of the Greek Civil War (1946–49). This picked up awards at the Los Angeles Film Festival, the IndieFest Film Awards and the Santa Fe Film Festival and there'll be a Skype Q&A afterwards with Olympia Dukakis and director Stavroula Toska.
The drama Lines (Tue 5 Dec, 8.45pm), by Vasilis Mazomenos, is a set of seven stories focused on a helpline, and looks at the everyday desperation of people trying to get through a normality which has become far from normal.
Finally, there's a double bill of documentaries from Marianna Economou, a filmmaker noted for her self-effacing style; her most recent feature The Longest Run was about Syrian immigrants and has been making the rounds of festivals, but showing here are two shorter works, Food for Love and My Place in the Dance (Wed 6 Dec, time tbc). The former is about the well-documented habit of Greek women of showing affection to overseas family members by sending them food; it can be as ordinary and useful as a packet of local oregano or gigantes (Greek butter beans, hard to obtain elsewhere), or it can go to extremes, such as the mother who shipped an entire suitcase full of moussaka to a son who failed to pick it up at the airport. The latter is about the women of a Greek village who, having been guest workers abroad, returned home again and revived their village's native dances. The double bill is followed by a Skype Q&A with the director.
Greek Film Festival is at Filmhouse, Edinburgh from Fri 1–Wed 6 Dec 2017.


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Sochi-Airport is one of the medium-sized airports in Russia. It is an international airport with more than 5.2m passengers per year (incoming, outgoing and transit). The runways are located 7 hours away from Atlanta, GA and from here the shortest possible connection is a 1 Stop Over flight. This is a Medium Distance flight as defined by the European Union.
From the city center of Sochi to the terminals you will need approx. 35 minutes by car, as the distance is about 18 miles. To have a look at the Sochi-Airport Flight Information please check the "Arrivals & Departures" section. And if you plan to visit Russia please keep in mind that the official currency is "Ruble". Just use the currency converter in the field "Money".
To check the current air traffic at Sochi Airport and to get more information about the flight routes.

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An over possessive pet owner can do more harm to his four-legged friend than good. People compare pet parenting with raising children, but there are certain owners who take this one step further and try to overdo it in such a way that they enter the zone of over possessiveness.
If any of these signs matches your traits then it is time to back off and reflect hard on how to get rid of this over possessiveness. Although your fur baby cannot speak like human beings, they have these animal instincts which make them deal with situations unlike human beings and so never underestimate the pets. They can gauge any danger very soon; with the help of their great instincts. Even when the furry companions get sick, they know how to deal with the situation. So, if the fur baby is suffering from minor injuries or concerns resist your urge to call the veterinarian.
You can always look at the pet care manual and find the basic guidelines that need to be followed to take care of them. There is no need to read lots of stuff because it will confuse you a lot. Rather keep a note of things that you doubt and then clarify it with your veterinarian when you take them for a check-up.
If you are worried about the selection of the dog sitting service, research thoroughly by reading reviews on the internet and then select the best amongst the rest. Never isolate him. Make them mingle with other pets in the park. Keep the four-legged friend in a safe environment at home by following basic precautions. Remember, if you behave responsibly it will reflect on the furball which would keep them happy and safe.
I love writing about four legged friends and pet care topics entice me a lot. In fact during my successful tenure at BudgetPetWorld, I have been exposed to lot of pet care learning which has led to creation of this write-up, wherein; I have enumerated my perspective on the basic things that over possessive pet owners do and the various ways to curb this behavior.
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Absolutely perfect for travelling or toting to the health club and gym, the aluminum-cased D.R. Harris Shampoo Bar keeps your hair clean and smelling great while also protecting your dopp bag or duffle. Serious suds lift away dirt and leave hair soft and easy to manage. Extremely concentrated, without the water that liquefies bottled shampoo, just a quick rub between the hands or across the scalp activates enough for for a full head of hair.
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About two weeks ago, I installed a solid state hard drive in my computer -- a SanDisk Ultra Plus 128GB that I got on super sale for $85 -- plenty big enough to hold an operating system and a bunch of commonly-used files.
Bootup time, from the end of the BIOS screen to the computer on and all applications available, was 11.3 seconds. Holy crap that's fast.
Almost as fast as my computer was 15 years ago, in 1998.
Allow me to take a long and extremely nerdy stroll down memory lane. You see, when I was a sophomore in college, I decided to go off the reservation ... way off the reservation, and buy a Macintosh. Not just any Macintosh, but a Power Computing PowerBase 240.
This was a computer that would run the Mac operating system (OS 8.1 at the time, I believe), but was not sold by Apple. This system and its ilk became known as the Mac Clones, and they were killing Apple's business line: clones, generally cheaper and more powerful than the hardware Apple was offering, were selling much faster than Apple's wares.. Although I didn't like it, Steve Jobs made a very smart decision when he stopped licensing the OS and effectively killed off the clone market. It came with a Motorola PowerPC 603e CPU running at a whopping 240 MHz and a 40 MHz front side bus and 16MB of RAM. The 603 chips were generally slower per MHz than the 601 generation of chips they intended to replace, but the 603's (including the 603e and 603ev) could run at much higher clock speeds.
The computer hummed along happily for a year, and then the G3 line of processors came out. At the time, these were unbelievably fast and powerful chips.
And my 603e chip, due to some brilliant design by the folks at PowerComputing, was located on a daughtercard and slid right out -- to be replaced by a PowerLogix G3/300 CPU. And overclocking was easy: just turn some dip switches and crank up the MHz until either the chip or your memory couldn't take it any more. I had mine set to 363 MHz and it was fantastic.
But there was one last trick up my sleeve that made this Mac clone way, way, way faster than anything else at the time. You see, the memory controller that supplied power to the RAM was of a unique design for those old Motorola 600 series processors: it could keep the RAM supplied with power through a restart.
That's right: the contents of a RAM disk could be maintained through a reboot. You could set up a RAM disk, install the OS on it, and reboot. Your entire OS was running in RAM. For some reason, when Apple upgraded to the G3 chip (and all subsequent CPU's), the memory controller has been unable to maintain the contents of RAM through a restart.
At this time, I think I had 96MB of RAM in the machine -- about as much as it could handle. The flagship OS at the time was Mac OS 9, but there was no way the entire OS could fit in my 96 MB of RAM (and still have some RAM left over for, you know, general use). Thus enter the last trick up my sleeve for this rocket sled: the recovery disk for Mac OS 8.1 would fit on a floppy disk. It was stripped down, it was mostly in black and white (all icons were in black and white so the OS would fit on a 1.4MB floppy), but it would read the newfangled HFS+ file partition scheme, and holy crap was it fast.
So, in the end, I had a Mac Clone (oddball #1) with an upgraded and overclocked G3 chip (oddball #2) running a recovery version of the OS (oddball #3), all on a RAM disk (oddball #4). Startup time, from the reboot chime to open windows was about 3 seconds. It was instant-on. Applications loaded nearly instantaneously, limited solely by the read speed of the hard drive. As long as the applications didn't need to touch the hard drive, the computer was always faster than you could think and respond. It was awesome. And it was only possible with the G3 chip because I had the original memory controller from the 603e chip.
Today, solid state hard drives are making some serious inroads into computing again. They've been offered on laptops for a while now due to their small size, tiny power draw (2-3 watts under load), and crazy fast speed. And they're getting big enough and cheap enough now that they're serviceable for desktop computers, to hold the OS, a few applications, and important data. The speeds of SSD's are finally catching back up to account for the bloat that has become common now -- my work laptop (a not shabby Core i7 processor with a 7200 RPM HDD), running Windows 7, takes about 5 minutes to boot up.
And yet I still pine for the days when my OS would fit on a floppy and everything could be crammed onto a RAM disk.

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