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The brand new Grenoble jerseys for home and away, and goalkeeper jerseys have been released on the market on the day of release. They were designed from Nike as well and are used for from 23-24 Ligue 2.
GRENOBLE FOOT 23-24 HOME KIT
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The Nike GF38 2023-2024 house jersey has been designed to be a replica of the Nike Trophy V design, but with a personalization added.
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It’s the Grenoble Football Foot 2023-2024 goalkeeper shirt designed by Nike.
It is the Nike Grenoble Goalkeeper’s jersey, Foot 23, has a black color and similar mountain designs similar to the shirts worn by players.
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Nike Grenoble Foot 2023-2024 home jerseys for goalkeepers and away cost 70 Euros.
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The Disney-bred star releases the 'Spring Breakers'-inspired track after more than four years since she sang for 'High School Musical 3' soundtrack.
Disney-bred actress and singer Vanessa Hudgens returns to music this year after four long years with her new track "$$$ex" featuring YLA. The new song, inspired by her latest film "Spring Breakers", marks her recording comeback since she lovingly sang to ex-boyfriend Zac Efron in "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" soundtrack back in 2008.
"It's been a while since I've released a track, so I'm so excited to share this with y'all! Last night I spent some time recording in the studio w/ Rock Mafia & YLA!" Hudgens wrote on her blog. "The song's inspired by SPRING BREAKERS!! Here it is: '$$$ex' - Vanessa Hudgens feat YLA!!"
In the new track, Hudgens waxes her new "good girl gone bad" image, something she acquired for her new movie with James Franco and Selena Gomez. The song is a far cry from the old tunes she used to sing - about cute boys and young love - something old fans should have expected when told it's inspired by her raunchy new flick.
The sexier, edgier Hudgens somewhat follows the recent path taken by co-star Gomez, who also dropped a new song, break-up anthem "Rule the World", reportedly about ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber. Both have shed their cute and wholesome Disney-honed image in an apparent move to grow into more mature roles as they enter their early twenties.
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EUR/USD Trading ForecastBy Annie Reona | Thursday, July 23rd, 2015
Yesterday, EUR/USD remained between 1.0869 and 1.0966, closing at 1.0934. The pair’s high point this week was on July 21 when it reached 1.0970, the highest since it was at 1.1036 on July 15.
According to analysts in Europe, the consumer confidence index slipped to its lowest level since February 2015 at just -5.68. The index is a measure of the confidence level of consumers and has a range of -100 to +100.
Negative numbers indicate that consumers are lacking in confidence whereas positive numbers indicate that consumers are optimistic about the economy. These numbers are determined by the Business and Consumer Survey which is done over the phone to 23,000 households throughout Europe.
This low confidence of consumers indicates a lack of willingness to spend money which can cause a bear environment in the European money markets.
In the United States, a good short-term market indicator is the number of individuals who have filed for unemployment status for the first time. For the week that ended on July 17, there were 1,000 less cases of people filing compared to just one week earlier. The most recent total released was 280,000 files claimed which was the lowest since the week that ended on June 19 during which there were 271,000 files claimed. There have also been a lower number of continuing jobless claims during this period compared to previous months.
This indicates a higher confidence of consumers which can cause a bull environment in the United States money markets.
Other indicators in the United States further indicate that the economy is growing. The Conference Board Leading Economic Index saw an increase of 0.2% from May to June, which continued the growth spurt that was seen during the months of April and May. This index utilizes a variety of sources to form the final outcome, including manufacturing data, unemployment claims data, data on capital and consumer goods, permits requested and approved, housing units being built, and stock prices.
The Binary Tribune has estimated that the central pivot point for EUR/USD is 1.0923. Analysts predict that if it breaks the first resistant point of 1.0977, it will continue moving up to 1.1020. On the other hand, if it breaks the first key support of 1.08880, then it is expected to continue to decline until it reaches 1.0826.Published in News & Analysis

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Diagnosis is not always straightforward, here’s what you need to consider.
Case: A 27-year-old female with a history of insulin-dependent diabetes and recurrent episodes of diabetic ketoacidosis presents with polyurea, polydipsia, blurry vision, and “high” blood glucose readings. You diagnosed her with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) due to a pH of 7.18, positive serum ketones, and low bicarbonate. You remember something about using basal insulin early in management. Should you start basal insulin, and what other components of management should you consider?
The diagnosis and management of DKA seem simple… Metabolic acidosis, low bicarbonate, high glucose for the diagnosis, and ketones… Replenish intravascular volume, replace potassium, and start insulin. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.
Diagnosis is easy, right?
Recent literature has questioned our approach to DKA. Many patients will have obvious DKA with known diabetes, large anion gap and ketones, and a history and exam suggesting DKA. While DKA is associated with hyperglycemia, acidosis, and low bicarbonate, patients can have normal glucose (euglycemic DKA) and normal pH and normal bicarbonate (ketoacidosis with metabolic alkalosis from fluid depletion and vomiting).[1-6]
Interestingly, the Canadian DKA guidelines state that “there are no definitive criteria for diagnosis of DKA.” The American Diabetes Association (ADA) defines DKA as glucose > 250 mg/dL, pH < 7.3, serum bicarbonate < 18 mmol/L, and anion gap > [10,8] while the UK guidelines use glucose > 200 mg/dL (or known diabetes), positive ketones, pH < 7.3, and bicarbonate < 15 mmol/L, but no anion gap.
An easier way to diagnose DKA is to use a venous blood gas (chemistry, anion gap), and serum ketones, preferably beta-hydroxybutyrate. Utilizing urine ketones can be challenging, as this test mainly assesses the presence of acetoacetate, which may not be necessarily present.[5,6,10] Beta-hydroxybutyrate is the predominant ketone in DKA, which is converted to acetoacetate. Urine ketone assays measure acetoacetate, and thus patients presenting early in the disease may have negative urine ketone levels.[1,5,6]
Interestingly, you can use end tidal CO2 (ETCO2) to assist. An ETCO2 > 35 mm Hg can rule out DKA with 100% sensitivity, while a level < 21 mm Hg is 100% specific for diagnosis.[11,12] Along with diagnosis, determining the etiology is vital. The most common triggers include infection and medication/insulin noncompliance, but other stressors include pregnancy, alcohol/other substance use, surgery, trauma, pancreatitis, infarction/ischemia, and many others.[1,8,13-17]
Case: You have completed a focused physical exam and cannot find a source of infection, the EKG is normal other than tachycardia, and the patient has no other complaints or signs/symptoms other than the polydipsia and dry mouth. The chest x-ray is negative, and the abdominal exam and lipase are normal. Serum potassium is 4.4 mEq/L.
What should you use for your initial resuscitation?
Our patient appears dehydrated on exam. The more IV peripheral access you can obtain, the better. Most patients with DKA can be adequately treated with peripheral access only. Unfortunately, these patients may be prone to difficult access, and an external jugular IV line, internal jugular peripheral IV placement, or central access using the femoral vein may be required.[6,18]
Patients with DKA are often severely intravascularly depleted due to the osmotic diuresis, vomiting, and reduced oral intake, on average 3-6L.[8,19] Start with 10-20 cc/kg based on actual body weight of lactated ringers (LR) or plasmalyte. We recommend a balanced crystalloid, rather than normal saline, which can potentially worsen non-anion gap metabolic acidosis.[20-24] While there are little data directly comparing LR and NS in DKA resuscitation, one study found a trend towards faster improvement in serum pH with LR, as well as serum bicarbonate increase with LR.21 NS reduced serum bicarbonate. Plasmalyte possesses more data, with improved serum bicarbonate and less hyperchloremia compared with NS.[22,23] Repeat 500 cc to 1L boluses until the patient’s fluid status has improved. Be careful using urine output as a measure of resuscitation, as patients will have increased urine output due to the osmotic diuresis.
What should you consider with potassium?
Before we start insulin, you should ensure serum potassium is normal or high (up to 5% of patients will have low serum potassium in DKA). If hypokalemia is present (< 3.5 mEq/L), hold insulin and replace potassium. You can administer up to 20 mEq/L bilaterally through separate IVs, or through central access. Infusions up to 40 mEq/L can be utilized as long as careful monitoring of the IV site is possible, based on the current literature.[20,25] Most patients suffer from severe nausea with DKA, and repleting with oral potassium may not be possible.[5,6,20]
If serum potassium is 3.5-5.5 mEq/L, start potassium replacement with insulin.[5,6,8] Keep in mind that resuscitation of the patient with DKA will result in rapid potassium decrease, and aim for the higher level of normal for serum potassium (4.5-5 mEq/L).20 If the patient is hyperkalemic with ECG changes such as PR or QRS widening or hemodynamic instability, you should provide an IV fluid bolus and IV calcium gluconate, but insulin and fluid resuscitation are also vital therapies in this setting.
What are the finer points of insulin administration?
Once the potassium is normal or high, insulin is necessary. Just remember…your goal is to correct the ketoacidosis, not necessarily the serum glucose.[5,20] There are two schools of thought: 1) administering 10 units insulin bolus followed by an infusion of 0.1 units/kilogram/hour (U/kg/hr), or 2) administering an insulin infusion at 0.14 U/kg/hr without the bolus.[6,8,20,26,27]
Insulin infusion without bolus may be associated with reduced rates of hypoglycemia and hypokalemia, as well as improved resolution of hyperglycemia and acidosis, but if the infusion will take some time to obtain,[26,27] consider 10 units IV as a bolus. For patients with severe acidosis, you may need to set the infusion at 0.2 U/kg/hr. Titrate the infusion to reduce glucose by 50-70 mg/dL per hour.[8,28] If you are unable to reduce glucose levels by this every hour, increase the insulin by 1-2 units per hour. Also, ensure you are basing your infusion on true body weight, not ideal body weight.[5,6,8,20] For example, if the patient’s glucose drops by 200 mg/dL in an hour, remember that we are treating the ketoacidosis with the insulin. If the pH and serum bicarbonate are not improving despite this decrease in glucose, leave the insulin infusion rate alone and instead provide glucose.[5,20]
Now that you have resuscitated the patient and have insulin infusing, what should you follow? Your target is to close the anion gap, normalize pH, and normalize bicarbonate safely while avoiding hypoglycemia and hypokalemia.[5,6,8] Measure glucose every hour, and watch urine output. If the patient is not producing urine, consider renal failure and/or shock.
Long-acting insulin was often avoided in the past in the ED. Instead, we typically administer an intermediate form with a two-hour overlap with the infusion.[6,8] However, long-acting insulins like glargine or detemir can assist if provided correctly. Literature suggests long-acting insulin used early in the patient’s course can reduce rebound hyperglycemia (after discontinuation of insulin infusion), assist with moving from insulin infusion, and decrease length of stay.[5,8,28-32]
The UK DKA guidelines incorporate using a patient’s home-dose basal insulin in DKA management. If using long-acting insulin, use the patients home regimen (usually a single daily dose). If the patient does not use insulin, start 0.25 U/kg of glargine per day.[5,20] Do not reduce the patient’s home dose, and if the patient takes glargine twice daily, do not stop the insulin infusion until after the second inhospital dose of glargine. Importantly, in patients with an underlying etiology for their DKA that results in physiologic stress and catecholamine release, an increased insulin requirement may be present. You can also consider combining the two doses into a single once daily dose.[7,20] Glargine has a delayed onset of action compared to other forms such as intermediate insulins (NPH). Thus, if you elect to use glargine, you should start it earlier than the normal two hours.[7,20] If the insulin infusion is discontinued within this two-hour window, ketoacidosis can potentially worsen.[5,8]
What if I am treating a patient with relatively mild DKA who appears otherwise well?
A major issue with initiating an insulin IV infusion is that this often requires an ICU for admission. However, this may not be always needed. Patients with mild DKA typically only need some IV fluids and insulin; they may even be appropriate for discharge directly from the ED with follow up. Mild DKA is defined by a serum bicarbonate just below 18 or pH slightly less than 7. and patients may be appropriate for discharge home.[5,8,20,33,34] One treatment option is subcutaneous (SC) rapid-acting insulin. Literature suggests that SC rapid-acting insulin is safe and effective for mild or moderate DKA.[35-41] Studies also show that SC insulin does not increase risk of hypoglycemia or recurrent DKA. Patients can be given 0.3 U/kg SC bolus, followed by 0.1 U/kg SC every hour or 0.2 U/kg every two hours.[35-41]
Monitoring of serum glucose every hour is recommended. If the patient is on a long-acting insulin, this can be utilized. Ensure the patient has adequate insulin for home. After several hours of monitoring with insulin and fluids, recheck labs, including bicarbonate and anion gap. If the gap has closed, the bicarbonate has normalized, and glucose is < 250 mg/dL, the patient can be discharged home with follow up.[5,6,8,20]
What about the patient with a pH < 6.9 or bicarbonate < 5? Should we administer sodium bicarbonate?
The ADA recommends bicarbonate for DKA with pH < 6.9,8 but data does not support this approach. This degree of acidosis can be frightening, but patients typically do not require sodium bicarbonate infusion. To increase the pH, the patient must get rid of CO2, and in severe states the patient is maximizing respiratory compensation.[5,6,20] One study found that serum bicarbonate administered to patients with serum pH > 6.85 can worsen hypokalemia, delay resolution of ketosis, and increase risk of cerebral edema.
Bicarbonate administration can instead worsen intracellular acidosis, and it can further drop serum potassium levels.[20,42] The best means of addressing low serum bicarbonate is to increase the insulin infusion, or bolus 10 units IV. This may require additional potassium and glucose to match the increased insulin. Administer bicarbonate in the following: cardiac arrest and DKA, hyperkalemia with DKA and life-threatening dysrhythmia, and hemodynamic compromise despite fluid resuscitation.[5,6,20]
My patient is tiring and looks like he will require intubation…
Avoid intubation if you can, especially for altered mental status alone (which should improve with IV fluid resuscitation and insulin).[5,6] If possible, delay intubation to optimize volume status and correct ketoacidosis. These patients are at severe risk of hemodynamic compromise, worsening acidosis, and vomiting with aspiration during intubation.
Patients who are unable to control secretions or those in respiratory arrest should be intubated. Just be sure to mitigate the previously mentioned risks with IV fluid resuscitation, starting a vasopressor if needed, use hemodynamic dosing of the sedative, avoid regurgitation by placing an nasogastric tube prior to intubation if the patient has a full stomach, consider sodium bicarbonate 2-3 ampules over 10-15 minutes, use rocuronium and a larger endotracheal tube (8.0), and consider mechanically controlled apneic ventilation.[20,43]
If the patient has increased work of breathing, or for severe metabolic acidosis, attempt high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC). This supports the work of breathing and improves compensation for metabolic acidosis. Set the FiO2 to over 90%, and increase the flow rate to 60 L/min, which blows off more CO2 by reducing dead space.[20,43] While we often rely on noninvasive positive pressure ventilation with a full face mask, this can be dangerous in patients with severe nausea/vomiting, resulting in aspiration.
What do I do with IV fluids once the patient has been resuscitated and the ketoacidosis has improved?
The patient will require a maintenance fluid infusion, dependent on the serum glucose. If glucose is > 250-300 mg/dL, start LR at approximately 200 mL/hr.[8,13] However, once the glucose decreases to < 250-300 mg/dL, a glucose infusion is needed.[8,13] You have a couple options. You can use D5 ½ NS at 200 mL/hr, or you can reduce the LR infusion to 100 mL/hr and add a D10W infusion at 100 mL/hr.20 This essentially creates a D5 ½ LR solution. These two fluids are compatible, but a premade fluid is typically not available in the ED. You can administer these fluids through separate IV lines, which allows you to titrate the D10W infusion to the patient’s glucose requirements.
Other items to consider include phosphate and magnesium. Phosphate may drop in patients with severe DKA, and this will need to be replaced if the phosphate is < 1 mg/dL.[8,13] Also pay attention to the serum magnesium. Magnesium on the higher level of normal may assist in prevention of arrhythmias (> 2.2 mg/dL).
When should you stop the insulin infusion?
Ensure the anion gap is < 10-12 mEq/L (except for patients with end stage renal disease and uremia, in which patients will have an elevated anion gap due to uremia) and/or use a serum beta-hydroxybutyrate level < 0.6.[5-8,20] Also make sure the patient has a serum bicarbonate > 18 mEq/L, the patient has received the long acting insulin at least two hours earlier (preferably sooner), the glucose has improved to < 250 mg/dL, and the patient is PO tolerant (and hopefully hungry, which is an indirect way of assessing for the absence of ketoacidosis).[5,6,8] If the patient has gastroenteritis as the etiology for their DKA or gastroparesis, use an infusion of D5W at 75 mL/hr.20 Encourage the patient to eat, and use sliding-scale insulin (0.08 U/kg rapid acting per meal).[5,8] Keep watching for the recurrence of DKA by following glucose levels and repeat electrolytes.
The anion gap is not closing… what could be wrong?
There can be a variety of problems. Ensure the patient has been adequately resuscitated with fluids, the insulin dose is appropriate, and that the underlying cause has been addressed. For example, if the patient presented with severe abdominal pain and you thought ketones were the sole cause of the pain, is the patient better after fluids and insulin? [5,20] If not, consider imaging. An underlying etiology that has not been addressed can result in failure to close the anion gap.[5,20]
What about a non-anion gap metabolic acidosis (NAGMA)?
NAGMA often develops later in the management of DKA due to use of NS in resuscitation and/or excretion of ketoacid in the urine. If the patient’s bicarbonate remains low but the anion gap has closed, consider NAGMA. This is often found with a low serum bicarbonate despite closed anion gap. Treatment of NAGMA includes isotonic sodium bicarbonate infusion.
I’ve heard about euglycemic DKA. What does this entail?
Euglycemic DKA is DKA with glucose < 250 mg/dL, which occurs in up to 10% of patients with DKA.[2,3,44] Causes include SGLT2 inhibitors, decreased hepatic glucose production (starvation, pregnancy), and partial treatment with insulin before the patient presents to the ED. If the anion gap is elevated or ketones are present, consider euglycemic DKA.[2,5,6,20] Treatment is similar to DKA with fluid and insulin, but IV glucose will need to be started with insulin.
- DKA diagnosis is not always straightforward: be wary in the patient with history of diabetes who has positive ketones, low serum bicarbonate or low pH, or anion gap.
- Begin therapy with fluid resuscitation, preferably balanced crystalloids. Ensure serum potassium is normal or high before initiating insulin.
- Insulin infusion at 0.14 U/kg/hr IV is efficacious with no bolus. Long acting insulin can assist with transitioning to SC insulin therapy when provided early in management. Subcutaneous insulin can be used in those with mild to moderate DKA.
- Intubating a patient with DKA is fraught with danger. Attempt high flow nasal cannula first.
- While bicarbonate is not necessary for all patients with DKA, it may help with resolving NAGMA.
- Euglycemic DKA exists. Ask about SGLT2 inhibitors.
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do you have the rest of the references for “Closing the Gap..
” I looked online but it stopped at 16 e.g. 21?
Is it a rare case of a diabetic survives with an anion gap of 34

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Italian Sausage-Kale Stuffed Chicken with Garlic Roasted Broccolini2013-03-27
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1. Pre-heat the oven to 400F.
2. In a medium saute pan, heat 1 Tbsp of coconut oil and saute the loose ground sausage on medium-high using a spatula to chop it up finely.
3. Once the sausage browns, add the kale and saute until crisp and cooked well. The crisper the better, careful not to burn however.
4. Meanwhile, dry off the chicken breasts and, using a boning knife or other thin flexiblke knife, carefully slice into the middle of the breast from the thick end. So the ONLY hole should be at the thick end of the chicken. Carefuly slice a bit further on each side to make more room making sure not to pierce the other end or the sides. Then use a finger to gently widen the hole and make a larger cavity to stuff.
5. Once the sausage mixture is done, allow it to cool slightly before stuffing. Tthen, using your hands, gently stuff the mixture inside. It is OK if the kale crumbles and some spread on the outside- it makes for a gorgeous presentation as shown above!
6. Once both breasts are stuffed, lightly season them with S & P. Then wipe down the saute pan and heat the other 1 Tbsp of coconut oil on medium-high. Sear the chicken on one side for approximately 3-4 minutes or until golden and crisp then flip and immediately place the pan in the oven.
7. Meanwhile, wash the broccolini and trim the end off about 1/2\”. Then toss with EVOO and garlic and place evenly spaced on a small greased sheet tray. Place them in the oven at the same time as the chicken.
8. Depending on the thickness of your chicken, it should take 12-15 minutes for them to finish cooking as well as the broccolini. When they are done, turn the oven off and remove the chicken to a cutting board and allow to rest 5 min leaving the broccolini in the oven unless it looks like it is beginning to burn.
9. When you are ready to serve, slice the chicken on a deep diagonal as shown in the above picture and place over a bed of the brocoolini. Enjoy!
- 1/4# Italian Sausage, casing removed, free of additives
- 3 Stalks Kale, leaves removed and medium chopped
- 2 Tbsp coconut oil
- 2 large, boneless and skinless chicken breasts
- 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1/2 large bunch broccolini
- 2 Tbsp EVOO
- Sea salt & P to season
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All creative arts require exercise. This is never more clear to me than when I have not been writing regularly, as in the last year. It is not so much that my writing is always bad. Rather, it is inconsistent. Wildly, annoyingly inconsistent. I can sit down and write one post that satisfies me, and then turn around and write another that leaves me deeply frustrated.
Case in point: yesterday I reviewed Walter Wangerin Jr.’s The Book of the Dun Cow. (I would love it if you read my review. The book, however, is not optional. Put it at the top of your list.) The review is hardly phenomenal writing, but it is decent. WhenI set out to write a post relating my experience running to walking with God this afternoon, the results were less satisfying, to say the least. Truth be told, I think I need to just set the post aside until I can rewrite it from scratch. It’s that bad.
Now, the post is not riddled with grammatical errors, or even badly organized. Worse: it is boring. The cardinal crime of creativity, worse even than publishing something ugly is to publish something boring. Ugliness at least has the redeeming feature of evoking some emotion, even if only revulsion. Boring art, by contrast, fails to deliver on the basic promise of the creative act: that it will communicate from one soul to another. No one should ever publish boring work by choice, not even in a textbook.
Blog posts are admittedly not the standard of high art, or any art at all. Most of the web is populated by what may generously be described as droll. That is no excuse, though: anyone who professes to care about art and artistry – much less the sort person who would name a blog “the art of artistry,” translated into Latin – should ever think, “Ah, well, good enough to fit in with the rest of the dreck that passes for content on the web” and let rip another pathetic excuse for good writing.
So I won’t. I will leave the post in draft form until I can take the good ideas in it and turn them into the sort of thing I would want to read, instead of the embarrassing mess currently in the dock.
This is how good art happens: by repetition, hard work, and throwing away the garbage you create until you stop creating garbage.
It is true that the creative act is mysterious, of course. We wonder where the words, the music, the images come from, and find no answer true enough to fully plumbs those depths. We wonder to hear from our own souls the faint echo of the word that spoke our being into being.
In another sense, however, creative work is just like every other kind of work. It is, obvious to say, work. Success requires diligent effort. No one ever becomes a truly excellent musician, sculptor, painter, or writer by sitting around pondering the mystery of creativity, any more than one becomes a skilled engineer by thinking about the beauty of equations. (This might be the time to make a joke about philosophers or mathematicians, but I will leave low-hanging fruit for another day.) Every art requires skill, and skill requires practice.
In that sense, then, the poorly written post I churned out earlier was not a failure, per se. To be sure, I did not achieve the goal I set for myself: to communicate theological truth in a meaningful, winsome, and elegant way. I did, however, write, and that is something meaningful and important in its own way. Just as the musician counts it a success to have practiced, even if the practice went badly, I will count today a success because I wrote, even if I wrote badly. I will write again tomorrow, and the day after, and the day after that. Consistency, I trust, will have its reward.

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HTC will roll the latest Android 8.0 Oreo operating system for its flagship smartphone: HTC U11. It seems that the first users to have received the Oreo OS are the Taiwanese HTC U11 owners.
Taiwanese HTC U11 owners take their joy to SNS
HTCs decision to release the newest Android Oreo OS for its latest smartphone has had Taiwanese owners over the moon with joy.
They have shared on their SNS accounts screenshots of the update notification: the screenshots confirm the update with Oreo, software patch 2.31.709.1. The newest Android update for HTC U11 has 1GB of size and it does not bring drastic changes.
HTC U11 smartphone: features and specs
HTC U11was released in June 2017 and HTC U11+ in November 2017. HTC U11 comes with Android 7.1 Nougat and Qualcomm Snapdragon 835. It has Octa-core Kryo CPU and Andreno 540 GPU. The smartphone comes with 4 or 6 GB of RAM and 64 or 128 GB. Those who want more memory storage can use a microSD card up to 256 GB.
Some of its most attractive features are its Edge Sense Touch Screen and the Corning Gorilla Glass 5 (2560 x x1440 resolution). Some users are disappointed because the smartphone does not come with a headphone jack.
As connectivity, it offers Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, NLC and USB.
Android 8.0 Oreo
The newest Android Oreo brings new features such as picture-in-picture modes, better battery life, limited background activity, autofill, notification dots, instant apps and new emojis.
For those interested in developing apps compatible with the newest Android, the adaptive icons option is available. This implied that full-bleed square icons and OEMs will mask the icon.
Android Oreo supports color management and it apps to render the images in their intended colors.
The post HTC U11 Now Available With Android 8.0 Oreo OS appeared first on News4C.


Immigration officials in Australia are involved in a major crackdown on visa fraud and illegal workers and have detained a number of people in Victoria as part of an ongoing operation. The national identity fraud campaign involving the cooperation of state, Commonwealth and international agencies is working to identify criminal activity through data matching activities.
The investigation has included the use of electronic facial recognition software now being utilised by a number of state and federal government agencies. It is used to identify people who are believed to have created, stolen or assumed a false identity to facilitate crime.
'Employers should be aware it is a criminal offence to knowingly or recklessly allow a person to work illegally or to refer an illegal worker for work,' said a spokesman for the Department of Immigration and Citizenship. He pointed out that the Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) service is available to employers to check the relevant identification details of prospective employees, with their consent, to quickly confirm if they are eligible to work in Australia.
Employers convicted under Commonwealth legislation of employing illegal workers face fines of up to $13,200 and two years' imprisonment while companies face fines of up to $66,000 per illegal worker. As part of the operation, immigration compliance officers detained a North West Victorian family overnight as part of moves which have netted 15 suspected illegal workers in recent days - which also included 11 suspected illegal farm workers in the region.Quote from AustraliaForum.com : Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) investigators executed the search warrant following extensive investigation into the agent's activities, and will now forensically examine the seized materials."It would be premature to say whether charges will be laid as a result of this operation," a DIAC spokesman said. "The department takes allegations of immigration fraud very seriously. Any activities that undermine the integrity of Australia's visa regime will not be tolerated by authorities."
'The Department of Immigration and Citizenship's compliance officers have been out in force in Victoria recently, and that should send a message to illegal workers that they will be caught,' the spokesman explained. 'The department takes immigration fraud very seriously and actively pursues the prosecution of people found engaging in this serious crime,' the spokesman added.
Compliance teams detained six suspected illegal farm workers in one raid, two women and four men. The five Malaysians and an Indonesian were visa over-stayers and another team detained another six Malaysians, four men and two women, suspected of working illegally on farms. The DIAC said that these operations were helped in part by information from the public about foreigners believed to be involved in illegal work in the region. Investigations into the circumstances of their employment are continuing.
Meanwhile, a South Korean woman is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court to making false statements in a spouse visa application lodged with the DIAC. The woman, a citizen of the Republic of Korea (South Korea), obtained permanent residence by dishonestly omitting from her application that she had previously visited Australia using another name and was excluded from returning to Australia by the department's Seoul visa office.


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Lindholm (undisclosed) is still on injured reserve ahead of Thursday's matchup with San Jose, per the NHL's official media site. Lindholm will miss a third straight game Thursday and the Ducks have yet to release any details regarding a potential timetable for his recovery. The 25-year-old blueliner will need to return to practice with his teammates before rejoining the lineup, so expect another update on his status once that occurs.
Lindholm (undisclosed) won't play in Sunday's game against Edmonton and was placed on injured reserve per the NHL's official media site. It was previously unclear that Lindholm was dealing with an injury, so this news is quite surprising. Now that he's been placed on IR, he'll miss at least the next two games while healing from the injury. In his stead for Sunday at least, Josh Mahura was called up from AHL San Diego and will make his way into the lineup. For the power play, it's likely that Michael Del Zotto will get the bump up to the second unit.
Lindholm (lower body) skated 22:53 and added a shot on goal and a blocked shot in a 2-1 overtime win over the Canucks. While he didn't get on the scoresheet, the Swedish defenseman returned to normal usage after missing two games with the injury. Lindholm remains at nine assists in 13 appearances, and he should be a strong two-way defender for the Ducks throughout the year.
Lindholm (lower body) will return to the lineup for Friday's game against Vancouver, Brendan Batchelor of Sportsnet 650 reports. Lindholm will return to a prominent role following his two-game absence, skating on the Ducks' top line and second power-play unit. The 25-year-old Swede has had an excellent start to the season, racking up nine assists while posting a plus-4 rating through his first 12 games, so he's worth deploying in most formats.
Lindholm (lower body) won't play Tuesday against the Jets, Eric Stephens of The Athletic reports. Lindholm is hoping to be ready for Friday's matchup with Vancouver, so for now, he can be considered day-to-day with his lower-body issue. The 25-year-old blueliner has had a strong start to the season, racking up nine assists while posting a plus-4 rating through his first 12 games, so Lindholm's fantasy owners should plan on reinserting him into their lineups as soon as he's given the green light.
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The U.S. money for Syrian opposition figures began flowing under President George W. Bush after he effectively froze political ties with Damascus in 2005. The financial backing has continued under President Obama, even as his administration sought to rebuild relations with Assad. In January, the White House posted an ambassador to Damascus for the first time in six years.The cables, provided by the anti-secrecy Web site WikiLeaks, show that U.S. Embassy officials in Damascus became worried in 2009 when they learned that Syrian intelligence agents were raising questions about U.S. programs. Some embassy officials suggested that the State Department reconsider its involvement, arguing that it could put the Obama administration’s rapprochement with Damascus at risk.Syrian authorities “would undoubtedly view any U.S. funds going to illegal political groups as tantamount to supporting regime change,” read an April 2009 cable signed by the top-ranking U.S. diplomat in Damascus at the time. “A reassessment of current U.S.-sponsored programming that supports anti-[government] factions, both inside and outside Syria, may prove productive,” the cable said.
via U.S. secretly backed Syrian opposition groups, cables released by WikiLeaks show – Washington Post.
- Washington Group Aiding Syrian Opposition (npr.org)
- A look at Syria developments around the world (sacbee.com)
- Syrian opposition claims ‘poisonous gas’ attack (foxnews.com)
- Explainer: What Do We Know About Al-Qaeda In Syria? (rferl.org)
- Syrian Doctors Who Treated Chemical-Attack Victims Recount Horrors (rferl.org)
- New clashes at Syrian Christian town Maaloula: activists (dailystar.com.lb)


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The Eleventh Plague Author:Jeff Hirsch In an America devastated by war and plague, the only way to survive is to keep moving. — In the aftermath of a war, America's landscape has been ravaged and two thirds of the population left dead from a vicious strain of influenza. Fifteen-year-old Stephen Quinn and his family were among the few that survived and became salvagers, roaming the... more » country in search of material to trade for food and other items essential for survival.
But when Stephen's grandfather dies and his father falls into a coma after an accident, Stephen finds his way to Settler's Landing, a community that seems too good to be true, where there are real houses, barbecues, a school, and even baseball games. Then Stephen meets strong, defiant, mischievous Jenny, who refuses to accept things as they are. And when they play a prank that goes horribly wrong, chaos erupts, and they find themselves in the midst of a battle that will change Settler's Landing forever.« less
I can't say I loved this book but I did really like it. I enjoy reading apocalyptic type stories. This one was done really well with a Cormack McCarthy's The Road feel to it. Definitely not as depressing though. It was about a boy, Steven, and his dad traveling around looking for things that they could salvage to trade in for things they needed. The boy's father ended up getting badly hurt and Stephen must rely on a group of people for their help. Here he learns about family, honesty, love and doing what is right. I look forward to reading more from this author.

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Oct 2, 2014 ... OLRM publishes FREE instructions for making rosaries. How to make a rosary instructions are available for cord and wire rosaries. In addition ...
Instruction to make an heirloom quality Rosary with eye pins and chain. This example uses Sterling Silver parts & pieces, with glass beads, totalling $60 (incl.
Making rosaries is made easy using simple jewelry making techniques. Make your own rosaries at home with these step by step beading instructions!
See step-by-step how to make a rosary with photos and beading instructions to make your own rosary as unique as your prayers.
Do you know how to make your own Rosary? Learn how to string your own Catholic rosary at Loyola Press.
Want to make your own rosary? Here, learn step by step how to make a rosary. Use easy illustrated instructions for making a rosary necklace with wire and ...
The first step in making Rosaries is, of course, the assembling of the necessary parts. They are as follows: 59 Beads 3 Small Rings 1 Center Piece 59 “Eye” Pins
You can get a free Rosary from Rosary Army, or learn how to make your own! Making all-twine knotted Rosaries is actually quite easy once you know how.
How to Make a Rosary. The rosary is a Catholic sequence of prayers that Mary, the Mother of Jesus, asked us to pray and a meditation on the mysteries of Jesus' ...

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Tonight is the 2018 Academy Awards, aka The Oscars, and The Shape of Water leads with 13 nominations. It is one of the biggest nights in entertainment and A-listers from across the globe are coming together for the big event. Below you can find all the details on what to expect tonight, the nominees, what channel to watch, the red carpet times, live stream details and more.
SHOW DATE & TIME: The show airs today, on March 4, 2018. The scheduled live air time for the Oscars runs from 8 – 11 p.m. ET/5 – 8 p.m. PT, but the show almost always runs over the ending time.
TV CHANNEL: The awards show airs on the ABC Network. Find access to the ABC channel finder and locate your local station here.
LIVE STREAM: If you would like to watch the show for free online via live stream, you can find live stream options here. We have also gathered live stream information for all the red carpet specials, which can be found here.
RED CARPET SCHEDULE: Both the E! network and ABC network are featuring red carpet specials. E! has red carpet specials running from 1 – 5 p.m. ET/10 a.m. – 2 p.m. PT, followed by its red carpet arrivals from 5 – 7 p.m. ET/2 – 4 p.m. PT. On the ABC network, the red carpet carpet coverage will begin at 5:30 p.m. ET/2:30 p.m. PT. Red carpet staples for E! include Giuliana Rancic and Ryan Seacrest, while ABC’s hosts are Michael Strahan, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Sara Haines, Krista Smith and Dave Karger.
SHOW HOST: Jimmy Kimmel returns to the show for his second consecutive year as host. According to the NY Times, Kimmel will be bringing up the #MeToo and Time’s Up movement in his opening monologue. At the same time, Kimmel told ABC News that, “This show is not about reliving people’s sexual assaults — it’s an awards show for people who have been dreaming about maybe winning an Oscar for their whole lives. And the last thing I want to do is ruin that for someone who is, you know, nominated for, you know, best leading actress or best supporting or best director or cinematographer or whatever, by making it unpleasant.” He added that he also won’t be able to stop people’s bad behavior with his “bad jokes.”
LOCATION: The show is taking place this year at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. This is a common venue for the event, which is usually held in February, but this year, there were scheduling conflicts with the Winter Olympics. And so, the show was moved to March 2018.
BEST ACTOR, ACTRESS & PICTURE NOMINEES: The nominees for Best Picture this year are Call Me by Your Name, Darkest Hour, Dunkirk, Get Out, Lady Bird, Phantom Thread, The Post, The Shape of Water and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Those nominated for Leading Actress include Sally Hawkins for The Shape of Water as Elisa Esposito; Frances McDormand for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri as Mildred Hayes; Margot Robbie for I, Tonya as Tonya Harding; Saoirse Ronan for Lady Bird as Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson and Meryl Streep for The Post as Katharine Graham.

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Nintendo Wii mini with Mario Kart Wii Game (Red)
Experience motion-control gaming in a compact form factor with the Wii mini with Mario Kart Wii from Nintendo. Utilizing the included Wii Remote Plus controller, you'll experience intuitive gameplay, enhanced by your body's movements. The Wii mini is compatible with Wii games. With nearly 1400 titles to choose from, you'll be able to experience classic Nintendo franchises, such as Mario and Zelda.
Included with the Wii mini is the Mario Kart Wii game. Play as your favorite Mario characters, such as Princess Peach, Yoshi, Luigi, and Mario himself, as you race through the Mushroom Kingdom. Enjoy a variety of tracks and race up to three friends locally.


Isaac Neilson returns with a new song called “Flying,” a deep insight into the hardships that most men have with the darkest thoughts and the quest to find the light in the abyss of their minds. The song centers on the idea of quenching the urge to die in a hope that reality will escape from such realization. By means of creepy lyrics and emotional vocals, Isaacs portraits a view on being in a dreamy state where everything looks not real.
The softening touch of Isaac in remaking grunge genre is demonstrated in the song. The soft piano lines stand in contrast to the energy of the vocals and guitars, which shape the sonic image. The hypnotic piano at the background and a blend of clean and distorted guitars gradually build up the tension to lead smoothly to the song’s powerful chorus.
Isaac’s vocal harmonies were in great balance. They nicely creep through the instrumental arrangements, adding more depth and richness to the overall listening experience.
The song started with an acoustic guitar and as it progresses electronic guitars, drums and other synth elements were introduced. What made me love the song most is that airy backings and chorus that were implemented.
The drumming in “Flying” stand out; the breaks and punches made the song more energetic. Furthermore, smartly placed chord progressions, riffs and melodies, with piano on the top, makes the track sonically rich and powerful.
In conclusion, “Flying” is a mesmerizing and moving song based on true events that deal with the treatment of mental illness as a real issue. Isaac Neilson’s genius style of grunge which combines sonic texture and emotionally tense storytelling creates a instant classic.


From WBUR we share the following article of interest to Franklin:
"On a blustery Thursday afternoon, 13 students are spread out across the practice marching band field and parking lot at New Bedford High School.
The color guard is off in one corner, practicing some figure eights with bright orange and black flags, while the brass players and drum majors are running through a series of marching drills and rehearsing a new song.
This is only the fourth time this group of students has played together since March, when school buildings closed state-wide due to the coronavirus pandemic. In-person rehearsals are smaller now. This is only about 1/7 of the full Whaler marching band. But most of the kids don't seem to mind.
"The rehearsals were optional but we came here because we all want to do what we love," said trombone player Danny Lopez."
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Steve Tyler and Matt Walker have a Grand Teton story that eclipses perhaps all others. They were both struck by lightning on the 13,776-foot peak. It was July 2010 and the men were with different groups on different parts of the mountain. That day they were among the people rescued during the largest rescue to date on the Grand Teton. And while you may remember the incident, their stories and the stories of the rescuers have never been told quite this way. That is, through the rescue podcast The Fine Line.
KHOL airs this new episode of The Fine Line 6 p.m. on Monday. Produced by Teton County Search and Rescue, The Fine Line paints a vivid picture of what transpires during mountain rescues. Host Rebecca Huntington sits down with the people rescued and the rescuers. In turn, the show brings into focus the many folks affected by these incidents.
Ahead of The Fine Line’s KHOL premiere, Huntington and Matt Hansen, communications manager for Teton County Search and Rescue Foundation, discussed Teton rescues and that harrowing day on the Grand Teton.
Listen to this episode of The Fine Line here.
Above: Rescuers carry Matt Walker to safety after he was struck by lightning on the Grand Teton on July 21, 2010. (Bradly J. Boner/Jackson Hole Daily)


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A lightning storm rolled over the Rockies and hovered over downtown Denver for just a few moments. All while the sun was setting.
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How would you like to be part of a revolution? A Reggae Revolution! To be able to say that YOUR contribution has helped bring love and peace into this world… through Reggae music!
Sound good so far? then Paul Anthony and the Reggae Souljahs would like to welcome you to stand with them on their quest to bring Reggae Music and all of its derivatives to the forefront of today’s “Popular Music” selection!
Hailing from Tropical Palm Beach FL the young, genre-bending Reggae music innovator known as “Paul Anthony Reggae” has been a champion on the Reggae scene in his city for 10+ years. He has graced the stage at some of Florida’s hottest venues, electrifying audiences from 200 to 20,000 with his energetic/engaging stage presence, smooth delivery, and impeccable lyrical content. Paul is well on his way to solidifying his place in the music industry as a leader of the new-school Reggae movement.
A top 3 Finalist in the Marley Uprising International Band Search, Paul Anthony rose to stardom after receiving local recognition through his works being featured on major radio stations in his city of Palm Beach as well as Nationally and Internationally. Cedella Marley, Daughter of Reggae Legend Bob Marley and C.E.O of Tuff Gong International said, “Paul is very talented and has an eclectic style that I really like. He blends Dancehall and Reggae in a contemporary way. He sounds like somebody who just came out of Jamaica.”
A true modern-day pioneer of Reggae, Paul’s sound is distinctively his own. He is a master at pushing the envelope with Reggae music while managing to stay true to his roots. His uncanny ability to successfully weave his authentic Jamaican sound with virtually any genre is only a minuscule feat compared to his captivating melodies and clever wordplay.
Paul comes from a mixed race household. His mother is Canadian and his Father is Jamaican. His Father Paul Anthony I, also known as “Pat Satchmo” in Jamaican Reggae circles, is Paul’s direct link to a Legacy of Reggae Roots. Satchmo is a well-known entertainer who recorded with Lee “Scratch” Perry in Jamaica during the early days of Reggae and performed alongside The Wailers on their 1975 tour in Toronto Canada. Paul cites his father as being his biggest inspiration to pursue his own path as young Reggae star.
With his rising prominence as one of today’s true Reggae music heavyweights, industry insiders have dubbed Paul “The New Voice of Reggae,” and while maintaining his usual humble temperament, he remarks “I’m prepared to set a new standard and leave my mark on musical history!”
Now, Paul Anthony needs your help! In order pull off this revolution, Paul needs an army of Reggae Souljahs behind him. All Souljahs will be duly rewarded for their commitment; simply pledge your rank and get hooked up with some good vibes to satisfy your soul and enrich your spirit. All future Reggae Souljahs interested in Joining the Reggae Revolution, please visit http://paulanthonyreggae.com/home/heart/ for more information!


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Jazz Concert Rudy Walker Quartet and Camille Thurman Quartet
The Rudy Walker Quartet will feature Newark native actor Jamil Mangan reciting poetry by late Arts High School teacher Halim Suliman. The Camille Thurman Quartet will also perform.
On February 13, parking will be available in the Rutgers Lot (#506) on Essex Street behind the Library at a discounted rate of $4.50.
PNC Foundation is proud to support The Newark Public Library's Black History Month Celebration.
More About The Newark Public Library
The Newark Public Library offers a wide collection of books for borrowing and for reference. While there are multiple branch locations, this location serves as the library's main administrative center.

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Jon Gruden -- and most likely the Raiders faithful -- are anxious to get the ball rolling at training camp.
Unfortunately, while the belle of the ball made a grand entrance (via hot air balloon), he's still yet to make an appearance.
"I think we're all disappointed," Gruden said via The Athletic's Lindsay Jones. "We want to get the party started."
Instead, the party's still in that awkward stage of waiting for the popular kid to show up.
Jones added that A.B., who began camp on NFI, posted a picture on Instagram earlier in the week of his blistered feet. Still, there was anticipation he would be back on the field Thursday or Friday, at least for limited work, but it's yet to happen.


Starting in 2025, individuals booking flights online within the European Union will have access to consistent details about the « carbon footprint » and « carbon efficiency » of flights. This information, explained comprehensively, will be provided through the Environmental Labelling Scheme. Spearheaded by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), this initiative seeks to furnish passengers with reliable and standardized environmental information regarding their flights.
EASA to inform air passengers on the environmental impact of their flight
The Environmental Labelling Scheme fosters an equitable competitive framework for airlines by acknowledging sustainability endeavors. This will introduce transparency and, consequently, enhance competitiveness within the market.
“The labelling scheme will allow passengers to make sustainable choices when booking their flights, based on trusted information coming from an expert, but neutral, agency,” said Maria Rueda, Director of Strategy and Safety Management at EASA. “It will make progress towards decarbonisation of aviation visible and allow passengers to be part of the solution – by ensuring they can be actively aware of the impact of their travel choices.”
EASA will employ actual historical data provided by airlines to compute the carbon footprint and carbon efficiency, projecting these metrics for future flights. The utilization of authentic operational data ensures a higher degree of precision and reliability in the calculations.
Participation in the Environmental Labelling Scheme is voluntary for airlines. Those choosing to opt in must submit comprehensive flight data for all relevant flights to EASA, without the option to selectively provide data for specific routes. Additionally, participating airlines are obligated to display the results in their booking systems, ensuring that this information is communicated to passengers. EASA is introducing an early adopters’ plan to guide interested airlines through the initial assessment phase.
The preparatory phase for the Implementing Regulation on the Environmental Labelling Scheme is scheduled for 2024. The Agency initiated the first workshop on January 22 and 23 to advocate for the initiative and garner support from aviation and travel stakeholders. Co-organized with the European Commission – DG Move, the workshop saw the participation of approximately 70 representatives from airlines, airline associations, and online travel agents, following an open call for registrations. A subsequent session is slated for April 9, 2024, in Brussels.
The ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation, signed into law on October 18, 2023, primarily seeks to encourage the adoption of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) in the aviation sector and assigns additional responsibilities to EASA.
Embedded within the ReFuelEU Aviation Regulation, the Environmental Labelling Scheme is a complementary component with the goal of furnishing consumers with precise, standardized, and transparent information regarding the environmental performance of flights.


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Introduction to Just... As An Artist
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Just... As An Artist
27 January–13 February
Portugal Prints and Zabludowicz Collection partnered with artist in residence Sikelela Owen to curate an exhibition of fifteen artists that are part of the Camden-based creative community. The exhibition features a diverse mix of artwork including a collaborative wall drawing developed by Sikelela and demonstrates the positive impact that the Portugal Prints methodology has on its members' lives.
The exhibition is selected and facilitated by Sikelela Owen as a result of her residency with Portugal Prints. Supported by Arts Council England and Zabludowicz Collection.


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Do you find it hard to relax sometimes? Have you been feeling low lately? Is italk the right service for you?
Italk is the local talking therapy service for adults in Hampshire available on the NHS, run by Solent Mind and Southern Health NHS Trust in partnership.
Italk help people to improve their mental wellbeing – from being able to cope better with everyday stress, to treatment for common mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, phobias, OCD and PTSD.
They have a range of services available for individual patients, plus free workplace sessions for non-profit organisations.
How do I access the service?
Choose from one of the following options to get started with our service:
- Relaxation Skills: Our free class teaching simple but effective ways to calm your mind and body. Book on Eventbrite
- Managing Moods: Our free 4-week course teaching ways to feel more like yourself again if you have been feeling down or overwhelmed. We cover things like getting your motivation back, problem solving or managing your worries, and thinking more clearly. Book online by clicking “self-refer” at italk
- SilverCloud: Our free online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy programme, available 24-7 on any device, enabling you to work on your recovery conveniently and flexibly. Get started here
- Assessment: A conversation with one of our practitioners to find out what you would like to achieve and the best way for us to help you get there. Visit their website or call 02380 383920 to refer yourself and arrange an assessment.
Following assessment, your practitioner will discuss with you which next steps are likely to be most helpful for you. They may include the options above, referral or signposting to specific services, or another of our evidence-based treatments, such as Guided Self-Help, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy or Compassion Based Therapy to name a few.
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Terrible. This is obviously a separate franchise from the London restaurants. The steak was terrible like it had been stored in a freezer thawed and on the grill with a bit of blow torch. Service was really bad too, the young lad was a lovely guy but didn’t have a clue about the different meats, wine suggestions or keeping glasses flowing. Very slow service too.
Would highly recommend not to eat here.. and is very expensive so the standard must be kept high which they are seriously failing at.
Very disappointed. Ruined the night! And will ruin the Hawksmoor brand.
Staff are spot on, couldn't be more helpful and pleasant. Will be definitely booking to come back.
Loved the food
Can't fault the place at all. Great food and great service.
Fabulous - completely!!
Always brilliant. Excellent food and service, and wine list is brilliant too.
Very nice food with a relaxed environment... if you are reading this you have to try the potted beef and bacon with Yorkshire puds and gravy... 👌🏽
Went for Sunday lunch as a treat and certainly wasn't disappointed. The beef, shared between 2 hungry guys was excellent with plenty of it and "all the trimmings" were also very good, with the roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding in particular worthy of mention. Only thing that could have been improved possibly was the gravy, which wasn't thick or plentiful enough for Northerners - it may benefit them to regionalise items such as this, as I'm sure the style of gravy would have been well received by our London cousins. Despite being busy, service was also good, with one incident worth recounting. When ordering the natural oysters as my starters, I specifically enquired if they were Native and was told they were. They weren't of course, so when asked the obligatory "how were your starters", I opined that whilst very enjoyable and perfectly acceptable, they weren't the Natives I had asked for. When we came to pay the bill the charge for them had been removed. Well done, Hawksmoor Manchester - and this was only 4 days after the now famous Le Pin incident, so there was no suggestion of them trying to squeeze every last penny out of us at least to compensate for this prior expensive mistake!
Amazing evening dining at the Hawksmoor Manchester. We dined a few years ago and couldn’t get the unbelievable evening out of our heads. In turn we decided we had to return and I assure you it did not disappoint. Service was impeccable and the food was to die for. Very pleased with our experience.
Amazing place with fabulous food cooked to perfection.
As usual the food was fantastic...great portion sizes and the steak was absolutely perfect! One of my favourite places to eat out.
Amazing food and service from the lady that served us.
Excellent, as always. Brilliant service. There was an issue with a steak which was resolved without incident. A great company.
Amazing porterhouse steak. Staff were perfect , couldn’t do enough for us, 10 out of 10. Will be back 100%
Excellent service! Our waitress was so lovely and attentive. Very helpful with choosing from the menu. Food came quickly and was very nice.
WOW, Went again at 5pm today 18/5/19, didn't realise about express menu, so had that & wow what a fabulous deal, kitchen forgot about our sweets, so they was knocked off the bill. All I can say is can't wait to go again, steaks fantastic, sauces too, well in fact all food fantastic & don't get me started on the sweets.
Thanks again to Hawksmoor another fab meal.
Great drinks, great service, lovely ambiance and A-Mazing food!!! My other half had a fillet steak 🥩 that was just beautiful 👌♥
Excellent food, excellent service and excellent cocktails as always!
Really nice food, great atmosphere and great service.
We went to celebrate my new job and we were throroughly spoilt (not the £4.5k bottle of wine) but we were very happy! Food and service excellent as always, couldn't fault it!
From the moment we entered to a wonderful greeting from the front desk we new we going to feel welcomed. The waiter was excellent and very knowledgeable. The starter of scallops was a shear delight, my main was the monkfish which again was truly exceptional, my son had the fillet steak cooked rare and was perfection. Well done to all involved in making our visit so enjoyable, many thanks David and Ashley Tremlin
Loved the whole exprience, great setting and best steak ever!
All we has was a main course.The steaks were really good but very expensive when you add in you have to pay for whatever sides you want with it.Would probably come back again staff are really welcoming but to pay extra for chips when the fillet is £36 is out of order in my opinion.
My sons 16th Birthday and we had another great meal. Porterhouse steak was cooked amazing and the service was up the usual high standards expected.
Our waitress was very helpful and exceptional.
Exceptional food and service
Went for a birthday meal. Outstanding service and excellent food.
Brilliant steak and food as always with friendly professional staff
1ST TIME THERE AND THEIR SERVICE WAS FAB BY OUR WAITRESS RITA, FOOD WAS LOVELY TOO.
WOULD DEFO REC COMMAND TO OUR FRIENDS AND WOULD GO BACK.
Recommended to us by a friend, I wouldn’t hesitate to do the same. We had a pre-theatre express menu dinner which was delivered promptly by friendly efficient staff, surrounded by an interesting mix of clientèle. Great steak followed by delicious sundae!
fantastic food but service poor with several items being missed off the order resulting in the wine being deducted from the bill
Having eaten at Hawksmoor in London countless times (borough, seven dials, and spitalfields), I booked a reservation in Manchester. Service was good, the steak was incredibly salty though. Much saltier than usual. Other than that it was ok. Good wine selection.
I would recommend the restaurant as the steak was lovely but there was no crab, lobster or oysters which was very disappointing. I was planning on crab for starters and surf ‘n’ turf! We were only informed after sitting down for dinner and was told of a “supplier problem”. Disappointing when it was a birthday celebration and not the sort of restaurant we can afford to go to more than once a year!
Even more suspiciously when we left before 10pm, there was a table with lobster on their plates!
It did spoil the night a little.
From going in to leaving the service was first class. The food was excellent. Superb steak and an inventive vegetarian dish. Extensive and quality wine list.
Best food in Manchester , can’t stop going on about my meal and will definitely be making another booking very soon !
Couldn't fault the staff who were all excellent, my steak was past medium rare and dry, at this price and with their reputation I was expecting something a bit special, enjoyed the day overall though.
Food is always excellent, staff friendly and knowledgable. Would always recommend.
Consistently good / consistently 'over-priced' - we keep coming back though and the family love it...
Excellent surf and turf. Worked out to be cheaper than the price on the menu. The steak just melts in your mouth. Outstanding outstanding
Excelent dining experience, staff vey helpful and freindly
I booked the restaurant for a anniversary celebration. I had been to Hawksmoor before but to the London Guildhall venue so we thought we'd try the Manchester restaurant. We were not disappointed, the venue, menu and service was superb. The staff could not do enough for us and we even received a small gift of chocolates made in the restaurant.
If you like food and have a healthy appetite then this is a go to venue. Don't be afraid to try something you may not normally try as the menu has lots of interesting dishes to suit most tastes.
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Santa Cruz’s own equity theater company soars
In an era when the arts are still getting hit hard financially, and money is so tight that people are hawking things at pawn shops, occasionally, some good rises out of the ashes. And when that good is in the form of the arts, it’s even more inspiring. That’s exactly what’s been happening lately with Jewel Theatre, a local theater company which continues to garner attention for its plays, and for its professional theater status as the only equity company in town, other than Shakespeare Santa Cruz. Just months ago, the company debuted its play, “Clouds,” set at the Broadway Playhouse, directed by renowned local theater director Susan Myer Silton. This time around, Jewel is putting on a production of the musical, “Company,” directed by its own founder and artistic director, Julie James.


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Canary Islands' oil exploration halted after failing quality test
The Spanish energy firm Repsol is to end controversial oil exploration in the Canary Islands after the fuel was found to be of poor quality. The exploration drew protest from locals and environmental groups who believed the drilling would damage the surrounding ecosystem and impact tourism to the islands. A Greenpeace ship was impounded last week after entering a restricted zone to protest at the drilling. Read more: thelocal.es
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The 2Fik’s Museum art exhibit borrows elements from classical paintings to create staged photographic scenes that are at once traditional and modern. While the overall look of the images as well as the setup of the shots definitely date back to another era, the addition of modern props and clothing give them an entirely different perspective.
Showing at The Invisible Dog in Brooklyn, New York, the 2Fik’s Museum exhibit could be considered gimmicky since the Parisian artist himself appears in each shot, even multiple times. Nevertheless, it does explore identity, religion, voyeurism and canonical art in a creative and clever way.
Cool Hunting writes about the 2Fik’s Museum exhibit, "The photographer becomes a universal stand-in, inhabiting the roles of iconic figures so that we can look on them with fresh eyes."


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Thursday 13 September. Midnight. Closing date for applications to be Trustee for Journey to Justice
Journey to Justice wants to appoint a new trustee with the skills, experience and commitment to promoting human rights. JoJ is a human rights education charity, which aims to galvanise people to take action for social justice by teaching about human rights movements and the arts. It does this with stories and exhibitions, training and events run by local cross-community teams. Please contact the JtoJ Director, Carrie Supple for an informal conversation and further information: firstname.lastname@example.org. For a role description and application pack, email Pat Boyer, JtoJ Secretary email@example.com. For more information about JtoJ: www.journeytojustice.org.uk. Apply by sending a CV (if you have one) and a letter telling us why you would like to be a JtoJ trustee.
Friday 14 September. Closing date to register for course on Industrial North East at Northumbria University – see details blow.
Bishopsgate Institute Courses
Personal diaries, photographs and press cuttings in the Institute’s collections are the centre piece of hands-on archive sessions led by the Interpretation Manager Dr Michelle Johansen. They include: The Threat of War – Everyday Life in the 1930s; On the Home Front in London (1939-1945); and A History of British Radicalism (1830s to 1980s). For details and to book see http://www.bishopsgate.org.uk
Wednesday 12 September. 7 for 7.30pm The Saving of Battersea Village
Veteran architect Nicholas Wood in conversation with Angela Roden about how in the final days of the GLC its architects’ department helped in the fight to save Battersea Square, retain the village street line and redevelop the Althorpe Estate as a prizewinning low level development with newt reserve and garden.
Battersea Society event. £5 on the door.
Dimson Lodge, 141 Battersea Church Road, SW11 3NR
Wednesday 19 September. 6pm. Joseph Cowen and Tyneside Society: Newcastle Lit and Phil
Talk by speaker Bill Lancaster
The Lit & Phil, 23 Westgate Road, Newcastle, NE1 1SE
Wednesday 19 September. 7pm. Eleanor Marx: A Biography
Eleanor Marx led an extraordinary life as a labour organiser, trade unionist, translator, actor, writer, and feminist. Join Professor Sally Alexander in conversation with Eleanor Penny, for a discussion about the life of this radical Londoner.
Bishopsgate Institute. To book go to:
Saturday 22 September. 2pm. Political Victims of the Nazis
Merilyn Moos, author of Breaking the Silence, Voices of the British Children of Refugees from Nazism.
Socialist History Society public meetin. Marx Memorial Library, 37a Clerkenwell Green, EC1R 0DU – nearest tube Farringdon
The Nazis’s first enemy was the German organised working class. Within days of the Reichstag fire in February 1933, thousands of Communists had been arrested; ‘protective detention’ of the left, including trade-union leaders, continued for months. Later, the Nazis treated any German who had fought with the International Brigades as a traitor. Millions of Soviet Prisoners of War died as a result of Nazi barbarism; even as Germany faced final defeat, Soviet POWs were picked out to be killed in the camps. This is the less well known story of those the Nazis were determined to destroy.
Saturday 22 September. 2pm Alice Foley – readings from A Bolton Childhood
The North West Labour History Society presents readings from the autobiography of Alice Foley, trade unionist, suffragist and labour activist. She was the first woman to become a full-time union official in the Lancahire cotton industry.
Meeting Room, Bolton Central Library.
Thursday 27 September. 6.30pm for 7pm. Industrial Battersea
Dorian Gerhold, historian and Chairman of the Wandsworth Historical Society, will cover the industries of Battersea, Wandsworth and Putney, from the earliest known enterprises to the 21st century. Talk hosted by Battersea Power Station Development Company in memory of Battersea Society trustee David Lewis.
The Village Hall, Battersea Power Station, Arches Lane, SW11 8AB
£5 donation (on the door)
3 October. The Making and Breaking of Industrial North East England, 1770–1990
Start of course at the Department of Humanities at Northumbria University in Newcastle, open to members of the public. For full details, go to:
Thursday 11 October. 6pm. Purchasing Paradise: origins of the money that financed the great gardens
Professor Roderick Floud, Gresham College
History of Gardens and Landscapes Seminar
Institute of Historical Research. Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
Thursday 18 October. 6.30 for 7pm. The Life of Caroline Ganley
A talk by Sue Demont, Secretary of the Battersea Society and local historian, on Caroline Ganley – a socialist, co-operative movement and Labour Party activist, who served on Battersea Council and was Battersea South MP 1945-51.
St Mary’s Church, Battersea Church Road, SW11 3NA
£5 donation, (payable on the door)
Saturday 20 October. 11am. Unveiling of Caroline Ganley Commemorative Plaque
5 Thirsk Road, SW11 5SU.
Lord Dubs and Caroline Ganley’s grandsons will be present.
Meet outside the main entrance of Battersea Arts Centre.
Thursday 1 November. 7pm. Sounds of Suffrage: a concert of women’s music and voices, 1900-1925
Members of the Berkeley Ensemble with Dr Kate Kennedy
The Chancellor’s Hall, First Floor, Senate House, Malet Street, London,WC1E 7HU
Saturday 3 November. 10am-4pm. More than just the Pankhursts: the wider suffrage movement
Conference examining the broad range of campaigns to extend the right to vote which have been virtually ignored in this centenary year.
Tickets including lunch and other refreshments price £18 (£10 concessions) + booking fee are now available via Eventbrite here. Details of speakers, who include June Hannam and Karen Hunt, together with their topics are now listed at www.wcml.org.uk/SuffrageConference.
Thursday 8 November 6pm. The “Blackamoor” Statue: symbol of commercial bounty and the slave trade’
Talk by Patrick Eyres, editor-publisher New Arcadian Journal.
History of Gardens and Landscapes Seminar at Institute of Historical Research.
Wednesday 28 November. 7pm. Annie Besant and the Liberal, Radical, Socialist and Feminist Opposition to Birth Control in the 19th Century
Talk by Deborah Lavin.
Socialist History Society. Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, WC1R 4RL
Wednesday. 12 December. 5.15pm. Commemoration as imperial hierarchy: the memorialization of African, Asian, and Caribbean seamen after the First World War
John Siblon, Birkbeck College, and former BASA Committee member.
War, Society and Culture Seminar at Institute of Historical Research.
Most seminar series have not yet published their autumn list of talks. The London Socialist Historians Group provisional programme is
8 October. Rupa Huq MP: A recent history of imperial assumptions in the school curriculum
22 October. Marika Sherwood the beginning of the Cold War in Ghana (Gold Coast) in 1948
5 November. John Newsinger The Other Spirit of ’45: War, Empire and the Attlee Governments
19 November. Daryl Leeworthy Labour Country: Social Democracy’s Roots and Possibilities.
3 December. Keith Flett. 50 years since the Pelican paperback of The Making of the English Working Class. Still relevant?
- Anti-Nazi Art Exhibition 1938
In 1938 Paul Robeson sang at the opening of the , The ‘Twentieth Century German Art Exhibition’ in London. For details of the exhibition and the 80th Anniversary exhibition being held at the Weiner Library see
- National Eisteddfod Festival 1958
The National Eisteddford commissioned Hwn yw fy Mrawd (This is my Brother) to coincide with the 60th anniversary of Paul Robeson’s visit to the festival at Ebbw Vale. Performed on this year’s Festival first night on 3 August bass baritone Sir Bryn Terfel played the part of Jones, a music teacher, who idolises Robeson and everything he stands for. The show tells how two different cultures came together through the strength and support of one man.
Lambeth’s connection with the Morant Bay Revolt
James Daly was a prominent attorney and planter in Jamaica. By 1847 he was living at Lambeth Lodge in the parish of Lambeth when his will was proved. He was the godfather of George William Gordon (b. 1820) , the natural son of slave owner James Gordon Ann Rattray, an enslaved woman of colour. George went on to become a successful businessman and politician. He was court martialled and executed on the order of John Edward Eyre, Governor of Jamaica following the Morant Bay Rebellion in 1865. He has been honoured as National Hero of Jamaica since 1969. He features on the ten dollar note and the Jamaican Parliament building is named after him. (Legacies of British Sale-ownership database website).
- The database is continually being amended as new information becomes available e.g. Thomas Pinkett, Junior in Lambeth.
Pan-Africanism: A History
Professor Hakim Adi’s new book was launched by Black Cultural Archives at Lambeth Town Hall on 31 August. It is surveys the Pan-African movement. It provides a history of the individuals and organisations that have sought the unity of all those of African origin as the basis for advancement and liberation, such as Du Bois, Garvey, Malcolm X, Nkrumah and Gaddafi, as well as Pan African culture expression from Négritude to the wearing of the Afro hair style and the music of Bob Marley.
See discussion with author
It is published by Bloomsbury as an Ebook – see
New book by Randy M. Browne (Univ. Pennsylvania Press). See details at:
Legacies of Slavery in Glasgow Museums and Collections
Plaque Honours Pioneers of Notting Hill Carnival
Unveiled by Nubian Jak Community Trust during Carnival on 24 August. See
Britain at Work (London Group) July/ August newsletter
Red Vienna 1923-1934. Interview extract from Enid Gent, who worked in a hospital before the NHS existed; and also from Frank Jacobs speaks about being an active trade union member within the NHS. Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign- extracts from it’s newspaper ‘At the Coal Face’. Download the newsletter here:
How to Study Historians: Historiology, not historiography
Latest blog posting by Penny Corfield at
Penny’s site also includes essays, lecture and the downloadable Vauxhall Gardens. Sex and Entertainment pamphlet I published as History & Social Action Publications, as it is out of print.
Miranda Kaufmann’s book is now in paperback.

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German Defense Minister Resigns over Plagiarism AccusationsWorld | March 1, 2011, Tuesday // 13:09| views
German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg addresses the media in Berlin, after deciding to resign on Tuesday, over being embroiled in a plagiarism scandal. Photo by EPA/BGNES
German Defense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg is resigning Tuesday, according to German media reports.
The Minister had already handed his resignation to Chancellor, Angela Merkel, and is expected to deliver a statement later during the day.
Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg is leaving the cabinet after coming under fire over accusations of plagiarizing part of his PhD thesis.
The Minister announced earlier he is temporarily renouncing the PhD, but vowed to keep his post.
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This was first reported by The Guardian media reporter Olivia Solon. The hate speech photo used to advertise Instagram is an e-mail screenshot containing hate speech addressed to Solon and uploaded on Instagram.
The ad was seen by Solon's sister on her Facebook account with a caption, "See photos of Olivia Solon and uploads from other friends on Instagram."
Actually, Solon did upload the screenshot about a year ago in his Instagram account. He gets five likes and lots of comments on the photo.
That way, you could say the photo has a high social engagement and trigger Instagram algorithm to use it as a Solon upload advertised on Facebook.
Although this is only one real example Instagram inadvertently promotes offensive content, it shows Instagram algorithm has not been prepared to filter out images full of hate speech that may appear on other online platforms, in this case Facebook.
Instagram party also gave his response. "We're sorry this happened, it's not what we want.
This notification appears as part of an effort to encourage Facebook user involvement in Instagram. This upload is received by a handful of Facebook user friends, "the statement said Instagram.
Last week, Facebook as Instagram's parent company was criticized for allowing advertisers to target users interested in hate speech listed on their user profiles.
It also received a response from Facebook Chief Operating Officer, Sheryl Sandberg. "We never intended to make this function used for such purposes," he said. Therefore, the social networking platform is now adding more human control over these things.


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This crystal adorned key chain is designed to provide a purposeful way to carry your crystal with you everyday. Infusing your space with the vibrations of calm communication to be present in stillness and maintain your open mind.
Aesthetically shaped in a cube to represent stability. Seen as the truth, because it looks the same from any perspective.
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In Seventeenth Century Dublin, before and after its death, an elephant was a focus for the curiosity of many folk of all stations. Read more here!
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