Usefulness Of Nuclear Medicine Imaging
Sometimes, the use of MRI or CAT scan is not sufficient for proper diagnosis of a condition or disease. In this situation, imaging techniques from nuclear medicine can yield significant results.
Unlike the conventional imaging techniques like X-ray as well as its more advanced counterparts which take images of internal organs from outside, the technology of nuclear medicine imaging transmits information from inside out. Moreover, the technology is utilized for determining the activity of cells inside a potentially diseased organ. Such observations and findings are normally beyond the capability of an X-ray. Therefore, this technology is regularly utilized for diagnosis of issues associated with tissues or organs like heart, brain, bones and lungs.
During the procedure of nuclear medicine imaging, negligibly low quantities of specific radioactive material are administered to patients. The reaction of the materials with the organ under observation are monitored from outside through an imaging equipment. The equipment is capable of detecting the changes that take place inside the organ due to the presence of radioactive materials. Therefore, these materials act as tracers. Moreover, the interaction between the material and organs help the doctors to know about activities that are taking place at cellular level.
Continuous developments have been taking place in the field of nuclear medicine. However, the procedure of nuclear imaging has proven itself to be lifesaving for several patients. Moreover, the information obtained through this imaging technique cannot be obtained through other imaging procedures. For several diseases, the nuclear medicine scans provide useful information which is required for making a diagnosis or determination of appropriate treatment.


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I honestly loved Mutiny on the Bounty, and I will say I am one of those people who prefers this version over the 1962 film. Some people might say that the screenplay is questionable, but personally I had no problem with it. Mutiny on the Bounty is a lavish and stirring adventure on the high seas, that is thoroughly entertaining and exciting. The location shooting, sets, costumes and cinematography are fabulous, and the music score is suitably rousing and bombastic. Add some clever direction, secure pacing(I personally found this a problem in the 1962 version), a strong story and some nice scripting and you have a strong film. That just leaves the acting, while Clark Gable, Donald Crisp and Franchot Tone give wonderful performances, it is Charles Laughton as complex Captain Bligh who steals the show. It is easily one of Laughton's best performances, and this is giving honourable mention to the 1939 film The Hunchback of Notre Dame, where he played a grotesque yet poignant Quasimodo. Overall, wonderful, exciting film. 10/10 Bethany Cox
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The Grandest Sea Saga of Them All
At that most prestigious of all film studios, MGM, they produced the greatest and grandest sea saga of them all. In 1935 it was considered quite daring to have an over two hour film. But Mutiny on the Bounty holds your interest through out.
All three leads Clark Gable, Charles Laughton, and Franchot Tone were nominated for Best Actor that year and they managed to cancel each other out. Victor McLaglen took home the statue for The Informer with the fifth nominee being Paul Muni for Black Fury.
Clark Gable wisely did not attempt a British accent and yet there was no criticism of his performance as Fletcher Christian. Christian was first mate of the HMS Bounty and a man of conscience. It tears him up inside to see the sadism and cruelty of Captain Bligh on this voyage. The men aren't king and country volunteers as he tells the captain. But the captain has his own ideas.
Normally Charles Laughton played a whole lot of twisted and/or tortured souls for the screen. His Captain Bligh is a man with a deep inferiority complex. The key to him is in the dinner scene on board the Bounty. Watching him, you can see the envy and jealousy he has of the confident and self assured Gable, the callow youth Franchot Tone brimming with idealism and even the surgeon Dudley Digges who despite his drunkeness and crudity is a professional man with some education. It's so much like James Cagney's captain in Mister Roberts and worse because at that time the British Navy gave him the authority of God on that ship.
The conflict between Gable and Laughton is obviously the main plot of the film. Yet there is a subplot that's rarely talked about, the conflict between Gable and Franchot Tone. Tone who was also American, but was stage trained and could fit into a British setting easily, plays Roger Byam one of the young midshipmen on board and who Gable befriends. The key to his character is right at the beginning of the film when he's being sent off to sea by Henry Stephenson playing Sir Joseph Banks. Seven generations of Byam's family have been part of the glorious naval tradition of Great Britain and none have failed in their duty. That should be uppermost in your mind.
Gable and Tone have different ideas of duty and it tests their friendship. Each chooses a different path, yet Tone ends up defending Gable against Laughton. Franchot Tone's finest screen moment for me has always been at his court martial where he makes a stirring speech in defense of the rights of the ordinary British seaman.
As always though the mark of a really great film is the impact those small character roles leave. The men on the Bounty include Donald Crisp, Stanley Fields, Eddie Quillan, Herbert Mundin. My favorite though is Dudley Digges as the ship's surgeon Mr. Bacchus. At the drop of a shilling he'll tell you how he's lost his leg. Outrageous, humorous, and a kindly man who softens the blows of Laughton's harsh discipline, had there been the Supporting player categories then, Mr. Digges would have been my choice for 1935 as Best Supporting Actor.
Even in black and white, made in the studio back lot, Mutiny on the Bounty still holds up well today. Despite two subsequent versions of the story, this version has stood the test of time.
Reviewed by robmeister8 / 10
A Movie Worth Seeing!
Few stories have stirred the imagination as much as the infamous mutiny aboard the HMS Bounty, in 1789, and this movie captures the spirit of that historic event very well.
Clark Gable stars without his trademark mustache (and British accent) as Fletcher Christian, the officer in charge of the mutiny. Fortunately, his performance as Christian was strong enough so that the average viewer would overlook that particular flaw (unlike Kevin Costner's turn as Robin Hood in 1991's "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves").
Franchot Tone's portrayal of Midshipman Roger Byam was sympathetic, as he appeared to be more of a witness to the events than a participant. Byam's plea for reforms in the British Navy at the end of his court martial put a cap on a memorable performance. It should be noted that one of the factors in creating the Best Supporting Actor/Actress categories at the Oscars undoubtedly came about as a direct result of this movie, with three men nominated for Best Actor. If Best Supporting Actor had existed, Tone would have been up for (and likely received) Best Supporting Actor.
And then there's Charles Laughton. As Captain Bligh, Laughton made the most of his scenery-chewing role. Fortunately for him, the open-boat sequence added depth to his character, avoiding the cliché of Bligh being a cruel and inhuman sea captain. Unfortunately for him, his likeness graced cartoons and magazines for decades as a depiction of controlling and maniacal leaders.
While watching this movie, I began to notice a few plot points that Herman Wouk must have used for his novel "The Caine Mutiny". For example, Byam sees a tall ship and asks if it's the Bounty, but the Bounty is a smaller ship behind it; likewise, Ensign Keith spots a proud new vessel and asks if it's the Caine, but the Caine sits beyond, a small minesweeper full of rust. Captain Bligh obsesses over two wheels of missing cheese; Captain Queeg turns his ship upside-down over a few pounds of strawberries. And both Bligh and Queeg believe the whole crew of their respective ships are against them, even going so far as to conjecture a conspiracy theory based upon half-heard (and innocent) conversations. By the way, I am not trying to discredit "The Caine Mutiny" in any way; both the novel and the 1954 movie (starring Humphrey Bogart) are classics in their own right, and I recommend both reading the book and seeing the movie.
"Mutiny On the Bounty" is a well-made movie, with one of the best musical scores I have heard. When I heard the violins sweeping into the theme music at the opening titles, I knew right away I was in for a good time. Strong performances, great camera work, a well-written script, and an astounding musical score. All in all, this is a movie worth seeing!

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Panaji, Jan 11 (UNI) The state government has asked its Maharashtra counterpart to spare the services of its senior police officer Dr Paschricha after his retirement for improving the traffic system in this international tourist destination.
Intervening in the question hour, Chief Minister Digambar Kamat told the Legislative Assembly today that the police officer had improved the traffic in Mumbai exceedingly well and hence Goa government was thinking of utilising his services after his retirement.
Even as Goa had decided to observe this year as the year of road safety, the government would come out with a white paper on the traffic system with suggestions so that the members could also make suggestions to help reduce accidents.
The legislators earlier expressed their concern over the increasing traffic menace in Goa even as speaker Pratapsingh Rane pointed out that the latest small Nano car of Tatas would add to the congestion further.
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E-Rotic was formed in Germany in 1994 by two producers, David Brandes and Felix Gauder. The initial line up featured a vocalist Lyane Leigh (real name Liane Hegermann). She began a solo career in the 1980s. By the mid-1990s, she already released several singles. The singer worked with Brandes during his gig with Missing Heart. The second part of the duo was a black American rapper, Richard Allen Smith.
In 1994, the band released its debut single, "Max, Don’t Have Sex with Your Ex", recorded with the assistance of the Intercord label. It brought the duo immediate success, reaching the seventh spot on the national chart and making it into the UK Singles Chart. Soon, the song earned gold status. The second single also became popular and reached the 3rd position on the German charts. It was "Fred, Come to Bed". The song went gold.
In 1995, E-Rotic recorded its third successful single, Sex on the Phone". Soon after that, the duo presented its debut LP, Sex Affairs. As a bonus to the album, the fans got comics about cartoon characters, which looked like the band members. The fans and critics gave the album positive reviews. It climbed to the 15th spot of the German chart. The album earned three gold and three platinum certifications. By that time, the band’s popularity was at its peak. Many fans wanted to book E-Rotic for private events.

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This baseball cap offers sun protection with style. This classic design features an embroidered logo and adjustable strap with a sturdy metal buckle. Wear yours to complete a summer activewear ensemble for a golf game or tennis match or as a finishing touch to a casual everyday outfit.
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January 25, 2012BERLIN — The Smith Hydroelectric Station at the entrance to the city at 99 Glen Avenue was returned to full service on Dec. 30, following a fire that shut it down on Sept. 1, 2011.
The powerhouse on the Androscoggin River has a single 17.6-megawatt generator interconnected directly with PSNH's 115 kV transmission system.
Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH) has recently released details of the fire, its aftermath and cleanup, and its restoration to service.
At about 9:45 a.m. on Sept. 1, the fire detection system at the powerhouse initiated a fire alarm, and the Berlin Fire Department immediately responded. The exact cause of the fire was unknown at the time, but fortunately there were no injuries, notes PSNH spokesman Martin Murray.
In order for the Fire Department to safely address the fire inside the plant, PSNH needed to de-energize the connection of the plant to PSNH's electric distribution system. PSNH's Electric System Control Center (ESCC) in Manchester remotely opened the power feed to much of the Berlin area at 10:12 a.m., electrically isolating the powerhouse and cutting off power to 5,230 customers.
A PSNH line crew arrived and quickly disconnected the wires to the plant's auxiliary power at the local street utility pole, and the ESCC began to reenergize the city 50 minutes later at 11:02 a.m., immediately restoring service to nearly 2,000 customers. At about 11:45 a.m., the last switch was re-closed to restore power to the balance of customers affected.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the NH Public Utility Commission (PUC) were notified of the problem almost immediately.
Berlin firefighters, wearing self-contained breathing apparatus, fought the fire with CO2 until the Station was isolated electrically. After that they were able to apply water to ensure cool surfaces. They were able to leave the site after about two hours.
The main generator breaker cubicle and other controls in the area inside the Station were ruined by fire, heat, or water. The dam and associated gates and equipment were not affected by the fire and continued to function normally, and the generator and main transformer were also not damaged
Everyone involved that day, especially the Berlin Fire Dept responders, Hydro Operator Mechanics Mark Bouchard, Darryl Couture, Brad Horne and Dan Roy, Hydro Electric & Control Mechanics Mike Lessard and Joe Gassek, Hydro Electric & Control Working Foreman Steve Crocker and Upper Hydro Working Foreman Rick Cusson (who immediately came in from vacation), Hydro O&M Manager Gil Rainault and the ESCC Systems Operations Supervisor Don Cotnoir did a great job under trying circumstances.
"From my visit the crew at Smith is doing a good job at sorting the situation out and are on the right track," said PSNH vice president for generation John MacDonald, who visited the site late that afternoon. "I'm grateful no one was hurt and the damage to the equipment was contained. Procedures and systems in this case worked well as they were intended."
Clean Harbors, Inc was contracted and performed a thorough top-to-bottom cleanup of the building, which was completed on December 8, 2011.
In order to understand exactly what took place, the damaged equipment was sent off-site for a painstaking disassembly and inspection.
The team's full report will be finalized in early February.


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HOT SHOE NEWS
Dance classes will be offered M/T/TH July 12th-22nd
Single day camps will be offered on M/T/TH July 12th-22nd
Summer Dance Arts teaching faculty:
Franco Baleto, Rebecca Bean, Jayci Hobson, Emily Wright
Proper dance attire is necessary for the development of each individual dancer, as it affects their posture, placement and attitude in dance class as well as the instructor’s ability to provide feedback on your dancer’s performance and progress.


NHM Madhya Pradesh Consultant Exam Results 2020 - Overview
|Organization Name||National Health Mission Madhya Pradesh|
|Name of the Posts||Consultant and Other|
|Total No. of vacancies||17|
|Job Type||Madhya Pradesh Govt Jobs|
|Job Location||Madhya Pradesh|
|Name of the Category||Sarkari Results|
|Selection Process||Written test and Interview|
Have you applied for NHM MP Consultant Recruitment 2020? If yes, then check NHM MP Consultant Results 2020 details on this page. Here, we are presenting useful information about NHM MP Consultant Exam Results 2020, cut off marks and merit list. Applicants can download NHM Madhya Pradesh Consultant Exam Results 2020 & Final Merit List by providing the correct log in information. By checking results, you can know whether qualified or not in the written examination.
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Presented by: CWEA-San Francisco Bay
Union Sanitary District Treatment Plant Tour
- Member price: $30
- Non-member price: $35 (Students $10)
- Conventional waste water treatment plant with an average dry weather flow of 22.92 MGD
- Grit is separated after the Primary Clarifier by a system called “Teacup Degritters”
- Neuros Highspeed Blower, added in 2016, provides air to its covered aeration basins
- Cogeneration facility uses its own natural gas to power two Jenbacher 850 KW generators that provides roughly 75% of the plant’s power. Put into service in 2014.
Attendance is limited to 50, reserve your spot soon!
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RE-STARTING SEPTEMBER 2021.
ZUMBA WILL NOT BE RETURNING UNTIL THE RULE OF 6 HAS BEEN LIFTED.
“Is like no other workout you will ever experience!”
Zumba was created in the mid-90s by Colombian native Alberto “Beto” Perez, a celebrity fitness trainer and choreographer for International pop superstars.
Inspired by the traditional cumbia, salsa, samba and merengue music he grew up with, Beto paired his favorite pulsating Latin rhythms with the red-hot international dance steps his clients loved and Zumba (Spanish slang for “to move fast and have fun”) was born!


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Well, I know that for some people it is still too early to be thinking about Christmas, but us crafting folk need a head start if we are going to get everything done in time! This month I have been running a few Stampin' Up! workshops, in which we have made the most beautiful crackers. If you would like a FREE evening in with friends, and the chance to earn FREE product as well then contact me at email@example.com.
The crackers are not too difficult to make, and the base is made from a single sheet of A4 card, then embellished very simply using some stamping, ribbon, some card scraps and a few rhinestone gems:
The colours I have used are very simple: White, Night of Navy and Pool Party, and all supplies used are Stampin' Up! I have had a lot of people ask me how to make their own crackers like these, so I will do a separate post on this later in the week :)
Lastly I apologise for not being particularly active on here for a few weeks, I have had a rather bad bout of flu! I am all better now, thankfully in time for Convention... But I will tell you about that another day :)
Stamp sets: Everything Eleanor, Stampin' Wheels: Jolly Jingles, Cheerful Christmas or Very Vintage
Card Stock: Whisper White, Pool Party
Inks: Night of Navy, Pool Party
Ribbon: Night of Navy
Punches / Dies: Snow Flurry, Apothecary Accents Framelits, Scallop and Scallop trim border punch.
Other: Rhinestones, Simply Scored Scoring Tool, Cuttlebug (non SU)


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Fri, 05 Jul 2013
The Oliverwho Factory, A Guy Called Gerald and San Proper will all feature as the Tuscan label toasts to five years in the business.
Mon, 01 Jul 2013
The Japanese producer's debut album will by jointly released by Roundabout Sounds and Plug Research.
Mon, 18 Apr 2011
The 138-track benefit compilation features exclusive cuts from Tevo Howard, Stefan Goldmann and Jacob Korn to name a few.


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In honor of the 2017 ICCA tournament, The A Cappella Blog pursued short interviews with competing groups to develop insights into why and how groups approach competition, and to get appropriately excited for the tremendous shows ahead of us.
What's your group's name and on what date is the quarterfinal?
Melica, January 28th at Drexel University
How long has your group been around? Have you competed before?
Melica started back in 1994. We are 22 years old! We competed for the first time in 2014, and we placed first in our quarterfinal (total proud moment!) We also competed in 2015 and placed third at the quarterfinal.
Why are you competing this year? What does your group how to accomplish or get out of this experience?
We have grown a lot as a group these last few years. We truly have learned to blend in vocals and in friendship. We are a hodge-podge of different majors coming together with our love of music. This is our journey: to push our creative boundaries and test exactly where our potential lies. Our goal is to prove to ourselves, our college, and the greater community that we have what it takes to create inspiring music.
How is your group preparing for competition?
Practice, practice, practice! We practice approximately 6 hours a week as a group, but we really rely on our individual members to hash-out the music on their own time.
If you were to describe your group, or the set your group is planning for competition with just three words, what would they be?
Our group: Musicianship, creativity, and friendship (sorry for the cheesiness).
You can follow Melicaon Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/Melic...


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KUALA LUMPUR: Popular television drama couple Meerqeen and Anna Jobling of "Melur Untuk Firdaus" fame are once again in the list of 100 Most Handsome Men and Most Beautiful Women compiled by TC Candler.
Meerqeen, 22 and Anna, 23 made it to the recently-announced 2023 list, and this marked their second consecutive year in it.
Meerqeen was No.62 in the men's list ahead of football legend David Beckham and K-Pop singer Jin of BTS, while Anna was No.66 in the women's list, 18 notches up from the previous year.
Anna also beat Hollywood actresses Margot Robbie of Barbie and Emma Watson of the Harry Potter film series fame.
Wonka and Dune star Timothee Chalamet and singer Nancy Jewel McDonie were named Most Handsome Man and Most Beautiful Woman of 2023 respectively.


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The current economic outlook for South Africa is putting the luxury housing market under pressure. On the other hand, properties priced below R1.5 million account for almost 80% of all real estate transactions recorded at the National Deeds Office.
According to Adrian Goslett, Regional Director and CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, these kinds of properties, therefore, present interesting opportunities for investors. The Soweto market, for example, is reported to have averaged annual house price growth of around 30% within the last year.
This is according to Mahau Motaung, Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Ebenezer in Soweto, who explains that the low-income housing market in Soweto has become more like the average middle-income areas as property prices continue to rise along with the availability of cash buyers and property investors. “Soon, there will be no more land left in Soweto. We will then see the introduction of more duplexes and similar properties, such as those being built in Extension 11 Protea Glen. The way I see it, the Soweto property market can only grow and will soon become the Sandton of the South,” he elaborates.
Demand has become so high in certain areas that a few are willing to pay more than the asking price, especially if the property is next to amenities. “Soweto has a few popular shopping centres, including Maponya Mall, Jabulani Mall, Meadow Point and Protea Point, to mention a few. These malls have created high demand, pushing property prices up in the surrounding areas,” says Motaung.
The demand for rentals in Soweto also continues to grow as the youth enter the job market and desire to assert their freedom and enjoy a taste of independence. Motaung explains that many fail to meet the lending criteria to qualify for a home loan, but they view renting as an opportunity to learn the discipline of keeping up with monthly repayments, as they will on a bond in the future.
“Owing to the current economic climate, there is a high demand for rentals. Soweto is home to one of the University of Johannesburg’s campuses. This creates demand for student accommodation in the area. Chris Hani hospital also attracts those from neighbouring countries who, for health purposes, come to the area and require a property to rent while they receive treatment,” says Motaung.
However, there are risks for those who choose to purchase in this area. As a safeguard, Motaung suggests that all properties must have some security features, such as an alarm and security cameras.
“There are also some sellers who owe large sums in arear payments to Eskom. As a result, the prices in some areas are high because the seller has made provision to pay Eskom after the sale goes through. Sometimes, the asking price then becomes higher than the actual market value, but due to the ever-increasing demand in this area, buyers are always willing to pay those prices,” he explains.
While it remains the responsibility of the seller to settle water and electricity accounts when the property is sold, Motaung advises that buyers make a point to check that the account has been settled at the time of transfer because once transfer takes place and the seller is no longer reachable, it might become the new owner’s problem to settle the arear accounts should Eskom decide to cut off their power.
Buyers are also advised to go into the house to view it. “Never view the house from the street and don’t accept excuses that there is never anyone at home to let you in. When viewing the home, buyers must pay attention to any comments made by the current occupants. Mumblings such as ‘we are going nowhere’ or ‘this is our home’ should warn buyers that the occupants might refuse to move out when the owner of the property sells. Buyers should always include a condition that stipulates that the seller has the obligation to ensure that the buyer moves into a property that has no occupants,” Motaung recommends.
Buyers who keep this advice in mind can purchase an affordable home that stands to grow in value as this suburb continues to develop. Goslett, therefore, encourages investors to keep an eye on this market and watch for potential opportunities.

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Misha rose to fame as a semi-finalist on the eighth series of The X Factor due to her incredible Soulful vocals. Misha’s debut single “Home Run” charted at number 11 in the UK Singles charts, followed by “Do You Think of Me” reaching the number 9th spot.
Following her chart success Misha supported American rapper Nicki Minaj on her UK tour and was nominated at the MOBO Awards for Best Newcomer.
Misha headlined the half-time show for the American (NBA) game between the New York Knicks and Detroit Pistons in London then went on to sing the National Anthem at Wembley Stadium for the FA Community Shield.
With over 20 million hits on YouTube alone Misha really brings the wow factor to your event.


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Quarter Block Party Tickets Now On Sale
For the fourth year running, Quarter Block Party, a favourite Cork grassroots festival, is set to bring colour, energy, and life, into the historic spine of Cork city, from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th February.
Explore over 50 music, art, and theatre performances that will take over some of the city street’s unique venues, including St Peter’s Church, Triskel Christchurch, Spailpín Fánach, AMP on Hanover street, as well as many pop-up and public art events dotted around the shops and outdoor spaces.
Some highlights of the weekend include: a side-splittingly hilarious show from Irish comedian Alison Spittle; the long awaited return of Waterford band O Emperor, who will premiere some of their brand new music; Radio Mná, a performance piece that encourages you to tune into the frequencies of women and celebrate Irish female artists in their individual and collective landscapes; SLUMBER, an enticing midnight show with music from David Kitt, Anna Mieke, percussive dancer Nic Gareiss, plus special guests; a colourful photographic exhibition by guerilla gardeners and street artists Mad About Cork; talks and discussions from Young Hearts Run Free, Cork Loves Music, The Point of Everything Podcast and No Encore Podcast; a riotous hilarious and virtuosic dance of surrealism and tenderness: Gerros, Minos and Him by Compaigne Propogande; late night grooves from an array of top Irish DJ’s: Ben Bix, Dim The Lights, and Stevie G; Dance workshops, and even a Radical Banner Making workshop.
Organisers are calling on people to get involved in different aspects of the festival. Volunteering with Quarter Block Party is a superb opportunity to be a part of the festival team, meet new people, gain experience and confidence in the world of arts/festival production, and experience a homegrown festival from the inside out. The festival is also calling on artists, record collectors, and hoarders, to sell their wares at an Art, Records and Vintage Market in St Peter’s, on Saturday 3rd February. If you are interested in volunteering, or setting up a stall at the market, get in touch the festival via their website.
Festival Weekend Passes (€45), Day Tickets (€25), and a selection of individual show tickets, are on sale now from uticket.ie, or from the Box Office at St Peter’s, open Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm to 4pm. For more information, visit quarterblockparty.com
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Ambassador of Norway for Indonesia Stig Traavik sometimes prefers to choose cycling rather than driving a car to his office in Jakarta in order to stay healthy.
“I like cycling very much because it is my favorite activity, and I still ride cycle. Norwegian people love cycling,” Traavik said here on September 1.
Traavik along with Norwegian Counselor Per Kristian Roer had attended the inauguration ceremony of National Initiative: The Protection and Recognition of Indigenous People through REDD+ in Vice Presidents Palace.
His hobby of cycling had drawn attention from the media because he had attached the cycle behind his parked official car while attending the ceremony.
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text: Pinecone Ridge is one of the newest trails in Park City, built in 2012. Many people use it to climb from the town of Park City up to the renowned Wasatch Crest Trail, as it is now the mildest singletrack climb to the tops of the mountains. However, this is also a fantastic descent, that feels like a flowy pumptrack all the way down the mountain side! Berms, rollers, jumps, small doubles, and flow for miles keeps things entertaining, fast, and way fun! If you're descending, just be sure to keep an eye out for riders coming up.

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As I talked about in my previous blog, the internet is becoming more and more important in the political field. Politicians are using the internet, either to connect with supporters or promoting themselves to gain more support.
But do politicians only use the internet for good or does the internet offer a way for them to manipulate public opinion?
Of course it depends on the politicians themselves, but the constantly hardening battle of promoting themselves can push them in an inappropriate direction. The internet offers a simpler way to get public attention and of course to spread rumors about their components, faster than ever.
The internet has good sides, and it has bad sides. It rests upon people’s conscience which side they choose to use to reach to the public. Communication websites such as YouTube, Facebook, Twitter etc. can easily be exploited when one sets out to do so. Whether it is to promote oneself or to destroy someone’s reputation.
Public opinion can be changed fast and people seldom check facts when hearing or seeing something published on the internet. Damaging someone’s reputations is there for easier than ever. Yet, it is also easier for the one damaged to repair his or her reputation by taking actions on the internet and use it to prevent further damage.

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Kids are eating half their daily allowance BEFORE school
Children in England consume more than 11g of sugar at breakfast time alone, almost three sugar cubes.
The daily maximum is no more than five cubes of sugar for four to six year olds and no more than six cubes for seven to 10 year olds per day.
By the end of the day children have consumer more than three times these recommendations.
A survey conducted for PHE’s Change4Life campaign found that parents are unsure what makes up a healthy breakfast for their children.
Sugar free diet: The daily maximum is no more than five cubes for four to six year olds
It found that of those parents whose child was consuming the equivalent of three or more sugar cubes in their breakfast, over eight in 10 parents (84 percent) considered their child’s breakfast as healthy.
Some of the main sources of sugar at breakfast time include sugary cereals, drinks and spreads.
Away from the breakfast table children are also consuming too much sugar, saturated fat and salt in items such as confectionery, biscuits, muffins, pastries and soft drinks. These all contribute to an unhealthy diet.
PHE’s new Change4Life campaign urges parents to Be Food Smart and take more control of their children’s diets. A new Be Food Smart app has been developed to highlight just how much sugar, saturated fat and salt can be found in everyday food and drink that their children consume.
Sugar free diet: Over eight in 10 parents consider their child's breakfast as healthy
The free app helps and encourages families to choose healthier options and works by scanning the barcode of products allowing parents to compare brands, and features food detective for children and mini missions the whole family can enjoy.
“Children have far too much sugar, and a lot of it is before their first lesson of the day,” said Dr Alison Tedstone, chief nutritionist at Public Health England.
“It’s crucial for children to have a healthy breakfast, but we know the mornings in a busy household can be fraught.
“That’s why we’ve developed our Be Food Smart App, taking some of the pressure off parents and helping them to choose healthier food and drink options for their children.”
Sugar free diet: The main sources of sugar at breakfast include sugary cereals
The campaign also helps parents identify the health harms of children eating and drinking too much sugar, saturated fat and salt, including becoming overweight or obese and developing tooth decay.
Recent reports show that childhood obesity in England has reached alarming rates. More than one in five children start primary school overweight or obese, rising to more than third by the time they leave.
Commenting on the latest research findings, Sara Stanner, Science Director at the British Nutrition Foundation, added: “We know a healthy breakfast can make an important contribution to children’s vitamin and mineral intakes and its consumption has been linked to many positive health outcomes.
“There are plenty of healthier options available so we need campaigns like Change4Life to help busy parents make the right choices for their families.”


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Because we’ve undertaken two visits to Portugal this year and our bag contents were changed from our original Portugal packing list to contend with the very different weather conditions encountered in July and September 2015.
v2.0 covers the stuff that was taken along in July when there was little chance of rain, but a very good chance of high temperatures and top of the charts UV levels, even in Lisbon – our destination and base for the week away. Fortunately, the weather conditions at home were approaching those in Lisbon.
The drive to Liverpool John Lennon Airport and a pre-flight night in the Hampton by Hilton hotel was a late one as Caroline had spent virtually all day at a family wedding. A swift change was made when she arrived home and the car was taken off the drive and pointed towards the M62 in search of the airport.
Baggage choices? Our trusty Osprey Farpoint 40 packs as usual as yes, we were travelling hand luggage, but on an airline that neither of us had used before – easyJet.
And the contents of the bags?
In my case they included a security friendly travel size wash bag that had been bought for the journey. It was originally full of predominately Gillette products aimed at travellers, but a little pruning and replacement ensured that the new contents covered all eventualities.
The disposable razor and small tube of toothpaste were retained, but in went a plastic cased Dove roll-on anti-perspirant instead of the smaller capacity metal aerosol.
That was followed by the Slim Sonic Toothbrush I mentioned a few posts back, a bottle of Lifeventure Fabric Wash for the clothes, a 100ml bottle of Lush’s Flying Fox shower gel for me, a small bottle of tea tree oil, a similarly sized bottle of King Of Shaves shaving oil and two small bottles of Nivea Factor 50 sun cream (Tesco had them on a 3 for 2 promo and they were worth the investment of buying a couple of deals each on Factor 50 and Factor 30 creams…)
Did they work? Oh yes and even though we were keeping the protection topped up, we still came back a little browner than we were when we left the UK.
As before, my usual prescribed meds, yellow Warfarin book and repeat prescription forms went in along with a pack of indigestion tablets and a few sachets of recovery powder (just in case there were too many glasses of vino collapso or local lagers imbibed over the course of a day…
Worn items included a pair of Salomon ventilated trainers, a pair of Rohan Goa trousers, one of four Rohan Core Silver t-shirts (the rest were in the bag along with a couple of Rohan Element t-shirts).
Why so many t-shirts? As good as all of these shirts are, expectations of 30+ C meant that for once I was playing safe and wearing two shirts per dayrather than one a day. I did however regret not having a polo shirt or two as a smarter option as we were eating out so much over the course of the week.
Rohan Cool Silver trunks and suitable socks completed the worn outfit and yes, there were spares in the bag of these. Other packed items included another pair of Goa trousers, my Nikon Coolpix digital compact camera and charger plus my Kindle and charger, a newly purchased Rohan Stowaway Daypack 20 packable day sack and a travel towel. Oh, and a copy of Rough Guide‘s Pocket Rough Guide to Lisbon plus a pair of Next espadrilles for sock free days or nights out…
Caroline’s clothes packing wasn’t quite a mirror image of mine as she packed a couple of Rohan Serene vest tops, a Rohan Malay Linen Plus top and a few other items from that brand’s travel linen range too.
Footwear choices were a pair of Ecco Blom Lite Mary Jane shoes and a pair of Merrell sports sandals. Her day bag was a Rohan Stowaway Daybag 3 packable handbag to hold her passport, camera, travel wallet, tissues, sun cream and a small bottle of water.
Was everything used?
Yes, it was and the washing and wearing processes also worked well too, even when washing out trousers. Washing was typically done on a morning before we went out and left to dry on hangers next to the windows once the clothing had been rolled up in a travel towel as a means of squeezing out any excess water.
The Rohan Goa trousers were just right for the trip thanks to a lightweight fabric that washed and dried quickly, two zipped pockets to take wallet, camera, reading specs and guest house keys and protect them from thieving bar-stools.
We knew that there is an ongoing problem with pickpocketing in Lisbon, but the owner of the cafe we ate in when we first arrived was quite forthright in his views when he warned us of the dangers of losing stuff (we did meet a lady who had had her smartphone stolen on a tram in Lisbon when we were in the queue for the flight home a week later…).
Out of all the things we took along with us, there was only one piece of kit that required a rethink. I’ve no doubt that the Rohan packable day sack will come into its own in the UK over days out and periods away over the coming months, but I have to admit to making a personal wrong choice by using it over the first few days in Lisbon.
It was a bit too big for what I wanted to carry around with me and I ended up buying a small cotton bag that sufficed for the rest of the week. The Rohan item won’t be wasted though, because there’s at least one trip coming up soon where it will be in its element, so it will be used again and again. The cotton bag purchased in Lisbon will be inside to use as a shopping bag…
After a couple of nights in Tavira, our moving on day arrived and after a short wait in the railway station, we headed off to Lagos in search of a bus to Sagres as we travelled from one side of The Algarve to the other. This was down to be the treat of the trip as we were booking into a hotel that was several stars above what we’re used to – the Pousada do Infante, part of a sixty strong group of Portuguese hotels that include buildings old and new.
Pousada do Infante, Sagres
Pousada do Infante dates back to the 1960s, but it is one of the more modern buildings. It’s the only hotel we’ve ever stayed in with its own helipad and it’s the only one either of have stayed in because we were entitled to a discount on the room rate for being over 55!
The reception staff were great, but a bit bemused by our relative lack of luggage and the fact that we didn’t have a car. They were also bemused when we were both soaked through when we asked for our room key the following day. ‘It’s okay’ said Caroline ‘We’re English, we’re used to a bit of rain now and again…’.
Sagres provided the most peaceful part of the two weeks in Portugal. The hotel was quiet, as were the local bars, restaurants and the local attractions. A morning walk to Henry The Navigator’s Fotrazela and onward to the lighthouse at Ponta de Sagres was followed by lunch at beach bar Raposo and that sudden rainstorm.
We’d also made a wonderful faux pas. Our intention had been to head to Cabo de Soa Vincente, but we didn’t make it as we’d mistakenly taken the road down to Fortazela instead. Cabo de Soa Vincente is what was initially thought to be the edge of the known world, but we didn’t make it – our mistake however does give us one very, very good reason to revisit Sagres on one of our next trips to Portugal…
Our first evening meal had been an outdoor one at an Italian restaurant, but as we were staying in a Pousada, we ate in on the second night. The meal, wine and coffee went down well and it was a cut above our usual night out at home – as was the bill.
Given that we didn’t have to check out until lunchtime, we headed down to Porto de Balleeira harbour the following morning before picking up our bags, hitting an internet cafe for orange juice, mango juice, espressos and a bit of mail checking before getting the bus to Lagos.
Lagos Youth Hostel
After two nights in a Pousada, a night in Lagos Youth Hostel was always going to be a bit of a culture shock, but it wasn’t as bad as I thought it was going to be. Caroline and I are both old school hostellers – I was on Border and Dales Regional Council in the 1980’s and did some of YHA magazine’s gear reviews in the 1990’s whilst Caroline was an assistant warden at Malham Hostel back in the day.
Yes, the room was basic, but it was better than one or two hotels we’ve been in here in the UK and a darn sight cheaper too. Breakfast portions were on the small side, but as we didn’t have to check out for a while, there was time to get a second breakfast at a cafe down the road. Coffee and a pastry filled the gap that was still there after the first breakfast, but they were also tastier than the evening meal we’d had on the night of our arrival in Lagos.
That early morning in Lagos was pretty quiet. The centre had been teeming with people before we checked into the hostel the previous night. The route to the hostel from the bus station had taken us straight down the main tourist strip and boy, it was busy. We did have a short wander around after our second breakfast to see what we’d missed, but as the visitor numbers increased, it was time to get our bags and get the train back to Lisbon.
We were pleased that we’d booked our tickets in advance at Tavira as Lagos station was busy and only one of the ticket windows was open for business. There was an hour or so to kill before our train and it was interesting to see the size of bags that people were toting around with them.
The younger crowd had the biggest bags on their backs, the thirty-somethings had wheelie bags and the over 50s were those with the smallest bags. The wisdom of the age? You might think that, but I couldn’t possibly comment!
Whilst the train from Lagos to Tunes was a local one, the narrow price gap between first and second class meant that an upgrade to first class for the section between Tunes and Lisbon was a no-brainer. This train did however terminate at a station we weren’t familiar with, so we got the Metro back into the city centre and made sure our Lisbon Viva Viagem travel cards were charged up with enough credit for the Metro ride to Lisbon Airport later on.
As it was late afternoon and it was Friday, we stashed our bags in the left luggage lockers in Rossio station (one locker for two bags – another joy of travelling light…) and headed for coffee, a stroll and then made a final decision about sleeping at the airport in readiness for a 5am check-in time.
I’d done it at Manchester and Leeds/Bradford before and Caroline had also spent at least one night sleeping on the floor of a terminal building so the plan was hatched – forget about getting a room and just go for a good blow-out meal, get the bags and head off to the airport.
So that’s what we did. No fuss, no messing and we just got on with it. Da Vinci near Rossio station was busy, but they just kept on bringing more food, tables and chairs out as almost everyone was wanting to eat outside as it was such a warm night.
The Metro to the airport was quiet, but the terminal was quite busy and it became obvious that we weren’t going to be the only ones looking for benches or comfy chairs for the night. So it was a case of Sleepless in Lisbon as the night wore on until the check in opened around 5am and we could head through to the food court in the departure area.
And yes, that was closed. We did get a couple of coffees from the Harrods coffee shop and then wandered through to the main shopping mall for Caroline to buy a bottle of ginjinha and for me to buy a bottle of Tawny Port.
Our trip was almost over, but the return visit was already being planned. It’s another fortnight with one week in Lisbon to see the parts we didn’t get to on this trip and to make side trips to Cascais and Estoril from Lisbon. After that, the plan is to visit Coimbra for a night or two and then head up to Porto to explore the city and the Douro valley – and do a couple of visits to port wine lodges to find out the story of port and to partake in a glass or two in the interests of our own research into port wine.
Travel wise, it will be local trains to Cascais and Estoril and either train or bus from Lisbon to Coimbra and then onwards to Porto before heading back to Lisbon for the plane home – unless we can fly into Lisbon and out of Porto from the north of England. Time and airline schedules will tell and no, we don’t intend to spend another night in Lisbon airport – once is enough!
Did we enjoy our trip to Portugal? Oh yes! There were places we loved, there were places we didn’t, but there were always places that we found that were stunning, relaxing and interesting. We missed out Belem and a good walk around the Alafama in Lisbon, but we did find some good eating places around the city centre.
We didn’t go for the local seafood specialities as neither of us are into seafood, but we did eat well as even the busiest cafes or food stalls offered good food and drink. And that’s why we’re going back… for more ginjinha and to try the pasteis de nata from the bakery in Belem… We did try other variations on this custard tart theme in Lisbon and elsewhere, but the ones in Belem are highly rated.
As I said earlier – this could be the start of a beautiful friendship…
Caroline and I were half way through our Portuguese road trip when we got talking to a group of Brits sitting on the table next to us outside Cafe Arcada in Evora. They were on a coach trip looking at cultural sights in Portugal and Spain and the look on their collective faces was a picture when we told them what we were up to…
Two weeks in Portugal with hand luggage only and most, but not all of our accommodation booked. We were travelling on buses and trains that hadn’t been booked back home in Blighty. We were eating at local cafes or getting evening meal fodder from the local mini-market. Oh, and we were wandering around strange cities, towns and villages after dark.
I also mentioned that I’d just fired my employer and had worked my last shift for the company the day before our TAP Portugal flight into Lisbon. Were they gobsmacked? Oh yes!
Rewind a week and we’d had an early start to Manchester Airport for that TAP flight. Leaving the car at a car park near the terminal was a doddle, as was check-in once the clerk realised that we had hand luggage only and nothing for the hold. We’d also booked Fast-Track for the security checking procedures and whilst we passed with flying colours, things came slightly unstuck as there was a log-jam on the baggage scanner, so we took about the usual time to get through security and then headed off in search of coffee and a late breakfast.
After a good flight into Lisbon and a brisk stroll through the terminal and passport checks, it was time to get some euros from the cash points and a cab to our first hotel, Pensao Londres in the Baixa area of Lisbon city centre.
It didn’t take long to check in, switch on the air-con, freshen up and change before heading off for the first steps around the city. We knew we were in for a lot of walking on this trip, especially as Lisbon‘s built on or around seven hills. We expected the centre to be quiet as the guide books had suggested that shops closed around 1pm on a Saturday afternoon.
Oh no they didn’t, as we found out when we reached Rossio Square to find it heaving with tourists, locals and politicos either taking photos, having conversations or pontificating in a language we couldn’t understand. Although we had a phrase book, it wasn’t needed as everyone we encountered spoke a fair amount of English.
Things were a little quieter as we approached the banks of Rio Tejo where the first of many cold drinks and ice creams were consumed. We’d had a good summer, but the temperatures in Lisbon were higher so we were pleased that we’d packed clothes with good sun protection and a new bottle of Factor 30 in our wandering around bags.
As this was just a good excuse to get accustomed to the temperatures, the lie of the land and a good leg stretch after the flight, we gradually orientated ourselves and found that wandering around the city centre was quite easy and that we didn’t have to keep looking at the map.
So much so it was if we’d been using a homing beacon to get us back to the area where our hotel was. A short walk around Baixa and several perusals of menu boards later, we ended up at Lost In… a bar/restaurant opposite Pensao Londres. Given the outside temperatures, it seemed only natural to take our meal, wine, dessert and coffee on Lost In’s terrace to take in the views over Lisbon as sunset approached rather than sitting inside, a good move – until we stood up.
Yes, the wine was stronger than we thought and we’d polished it off in one sitting rather than taking two nights as we do at home. The double espressos hadn’t kicked in, so it was a good job that we only had to cross one road and ascend a couple of staircases to our room rather than staggering a kilometre or more back to our digs.
As it was Saturday in one of Lisbon’s popular nightlife areas, sleep was a rarely found commodity that night. We were still up early though for showers and breakfast before a day of gentle wandering around was declared.
Although it was still before 9am, we even managed to beat the first tour bus to the nearby park – Sao Paulo de Alcantara Miradouro. We’d rested there before heading back to our hotel the previous night, but it was quieter now despite the contents of the tour bus so we were able to look, see and get our bearings as to where we’d been on Saturday and where we’d like to go to during this day and the next.
Some brave souls had got up even earlier as we found when we headed into the centre – a mass cycle ride to Sintra was about to start. As the riders started, one was unceremoniously stopped in his tracks by an organiser. His crime? No helmet! Once the riders were on their way, more wandering and then more caffeine was called for.
Now we’d said that we were wherever possible going to avoid global companies on this trip, but as Caroline was looking for an Americano rather than a double espresso, it was time to hit Star****s. Yes, we’d commented among ourselves when an American couple were drinking out of takeaway cups whilst waiting to go up Elevador de Santa Justa, but the lure proved to be too great. Caroline got her Americano, I plumped for an Iced Mocha and our ‘go local‘ stance had gone out of the window for the rest of the holiday, especially when money off the next visit vouchers were handed over with the change.
As Sunday morning and afternoon meanderings go, the one in central Lisbon was rather good. Although I’m averse to most museums, the Museum of Design and Fashion an interesting experience – and not just because it was a free attraction! An old bank has been turned into a gallery with furniture, design icons and items from Givenchy and Dior.
We’d wandered back down to Praca do Comercio by the Rio Tejo, discovered ginjinha and explored the back streets of Baixa – and all before lunch too! A couple of stalls on a craft market near Praca do Comercio had extracted some euros from our wallets, but the feeling at the time was how relaxed and laid back central Lisbon was. And why hadn’t we discovered it years ago?
Lunch was equally relaxed with salmon and cream cheese wraps washed down with fresh mango or orange juice and more coffee. Eating out and outside was going to be a feature of this holiday as that night’s evening meal was also eaten outside in the garden of Terra, a vegetarian restaurant that’s famed for its buffets and surroundings.
With curried dishes included in the choices, these were a cut above those offered in another town later in the week. As our local curry houses are all in Bradford, Terra’s dishes were more akin to what we’re used to at home whereas the other establishment’s offerings were more a case of ‘take a walk on the mild side…’.
We felt that we’d earned it though – we’d been walking for hours and had found our way around quite well without resorting to getting a map out to find out where we were. Only one barrier had got in our way whilst wandering around – a charge to walk through the Botanical Gardens.
If it’s Monday, then it’s just another day in Lisbon. We’d abandoned plans to take a journey on Tram 28 the day before thanks to a scrum worthy of Odsal Stadium (home of Bradford Bulls Rugby League team).
So we had another early start and caught Tram 28 at 9am. It’s on most traveller’s ‘to do’ lists in Lisbon as it wends its way around the streets on the forty-odd minute journey between Martin Moniz and Campo Ourique. The route is almost Lisbon in a nutshell as it takes in Alfama and sights such as the Se along the way.
The walk back into the centre after the ride on Tram 28 was the result of an unexpected need to go shopping. My camera had packed up even though it was fully charged and been tried with a new memory card. Not an ideal thing to happen on the third day of a trip, but the search for a new one proved fruitless and was abandoned.
Caroline’s Pentax was in full working order and we could share the camera to take whatever shots we wanted as we wandered around. We also had some train travel to book.
The next day’s journey to Sintra was easy as we just had to buy singles at Rossio Station for the short hop to our destination. The journey to book was the one from Lisbon to Evora on the day we left Sintra. With the advance ticket office being just a few feet away from a U.S. based coffee shop, you can guess where the next destination was!
With Terra closed on a Monday, a new place to eat was sought out. Esplanada is on the edge of a park in Principe Real and it’s another indoor/outdoor eating place. As we’d gone to town on Saturday and Sunday night’s meals, we kept the bill down by ordering a couple of specials with beer for me, fruit juice for Caroline and a couple of coffees.
And then? An early night, early breakfast, a quick packing of the bags and a walk down to Rossio Station for the next part of the trip… To be continued!

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- Does fabric paint wash off?
- What is the best permanent fabric paint?
- How do you dilute textile paint?
- How can I permanently paint fabric?
- Can I use acrylic paint on fabric?
- Does fabric paint crack?
- What happens if I add water to paint?
- Can I use acrylic paint on fabric without medium?
- Should I water down paint?
- Why do painters add water to paint?
- Is fabric paint and acrylic paint same?
- How many washes does fabric paint last?
- Does painting fabric make it stiff?
- How long does fabric paint stay on?
- Can I mix acrylic paint with water?
- What is the best kind of paint to use on fabric?
Does fabric paint wash off?
Once wet paint comes in contact with fabric or carpet, it is very, very difficult to remove.
These paints are formulated to be permanent.
If the paint is still wet, wash it off with soap and water..
What is the best permanent fabric paint?
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How do you dilute textile paint?
Add in 1 tbsp. of powdered fabric paint or 1/4 cup of liquid fabric paint. Stir well, then observe the dye bath to see if the water is as dark as you would like for your project.
How can I permanently paint fabric?
Wash and dry your fabric prior to painting if possible, then paint away. After the paint is completely dry (at least 24 hours), you need to heat set it for permanency and washability. Most fabrics can be heat set using an iron on medium or high heat for 3-5 minutes.
Can I use acrylic paint on fabric?
You can definitely use acrylic paint on fabric. Some common examples are pillows, shirts, and shoes. I have personally done a few acrylic painting projects on fabric, and I’m happy to share all my knowledge in this article. We will go over everything you need to know to get your painting project going.
Does fabric paint crack?
DecoArt SoSoft Fabric Paint is the softest fabric acrylic on the market. It is permanent and requires no heat setting. Once dry, it is extremely soft and flexible to the touch. It adheres to all textiles and will not crack, peel, or harden even after repeated use and washings.
What happens if I add water to paint?
Adding water to paint dilutes the paint and thus lightens its color, so additional coats may be necessary to improve the color quality. One telltale sign that latex paint has lost water through evaporation is when the lid of the can is encrusted with paint.
Can I use acrylic paint on fabric without medium?
Acrylic Paint against Acrylic mixed with Medium on Fabric When you use acrylic paint on fabric without medium, your fabric becomes fairly stiff with a rough texture. … So, we can conclude that using acrylic paint on fabric without medium, is excellent for things like decorative tapestries or other art pieces.
Should I water down paint?
Since emulsion is a water-based paint, however, water can help the roller apply the paint in smoother, more even strokes. … You will need to use a paint that is watered down. The water will sink into the surface, allowing the paint to bond to it. Standard emulsion painted onto an untreated wall will not dry well.
Why do painters add water to paint?
To “thin” paint, an exterior painter will add water to the paint bucket, increasing the paint’s workability and slowing down the speed with which it dries.
Is fabric paint and acrylic paint same?
The biggest difference between normal fabric paint and acrylic paint is that acrylic paint is much thicker, which can cause flaking of the paint and an uncomfortable stiffness to the fabric. … The easiest way to make a fabric paint from a basic acrylic paint is to thin it using an acrylic medium.
How many washes does fabric paint last?
Fabric paint or paint with fabric medium should hold up to many washings. I have done lots of fabric painting and never had any problems with paint fading. Be sure you heat set the paint. This a necessary step to insure paint adheres to fabric.
Does painting fabric make it stiff?
Painting on clothing can leave it stiff and uncomfortable. Painting on fabric is easy to do with acrylic paints. Sometimes fabric painting can leave the fabric stiff, and this makes the painted fabric item less appealing. … Some fabric paints are known for leaving a stiff effect, while others specialize in softness.
How long does fabric paint stay on?
The FolkArt Fabric Brush-on paint and the FolkArt Fabric Dimensional paint will air dry within 24 hours and will be cured in 72 hours.
Can I mix acrylic paint with water?
There are two choices for thinning acrylic paint: water or acrylic medium. Water breaks down the binder in acrylic, thinning the paint so that it looks like watercolor and allows it to sink into the surface, resulting in a matte finish. … Adding 60 percent or more water creates a watery paint application called a wash.
What is the best kind of paint to use on fabric?
acrylic fabric paintIn most cases, acrylic fabric paint is the best choice for painting your garments or other textiles. Acrylic based textile paint can be brushed on, sprayed on, as well as in paint markers.


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Immortal In The Magic World - Chapter 563
The book is over!
Although it is not quite what I expected, but as the end of this volume, it seems to be okay.
Uh, of course, generally speaking, I didn’t write the Star Wizard chapter, which seems a bit incomplete, but whoever said that it should be written after digging, and ordinary people didn’t write about the fairy world, and the ending and the title also corresponded.
The immortals of the wizarding world.
Looking back on this book, All the Way Sanjiang Boutique is the author’s best book, and I have learned a lot. I am very happy, but unfortunately, the data collapsed early on the one hand, and on the other hand, the plot is still not grasped enough, which caused A lot of regrets!
But it’s all in the past. Looking back, all the mistakes have taught me a lot and made me improve a lot. This is also the only way for a novice author. Of course, I personally think that
this deep space response is the end. I personally think It’s pretty good, I like it very much, and from a partial point of view, the story is still complete.
Become the current sole ruler of the wizarding world from the wizarding empire.
I think it is ok!
So, that’s it for this book, it’s over.
Next, the author will go to the postgraduate entrance examination. Of course, this is also an important reason why I decided to end it. As I said before, some readers also know it, but during this time I still insist on ending this volume, and gave a so-called end.
Do your best!
Ladies and gentlemen, Shanshui meets again. If there is a destiny, see you next year!
Hope I get in.
Come on, go.
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Today Toby and I put up a new story called, The Spiffiest Giant in Town. This story is about George the giant not wanting to be the scruffiest giant in town. George then goes to buy new clothes, but then finds animals who really need his help. On the walking trail we painted giant footprints to do something fun for the story so make sure to check them out!
Toby and I also hid the kindness rocks for the last time. There are only nine rocks hidden this time, so make sure to find them all!
Nebraska Extensions has created a great resource for anyone who enjoys reading to kids that ties directly to local libraries’ summer reading programs. It includes eight storybook guides featuring well known fairy tales such as Cinderella and Aladdin. All of the eight story guides include: conversation starters, and a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) activities related to the book. It also shows ways you can increase learning by play and why it’s important to read aloud to young children. Each storybook guide can be found at this link- https://child.unl.edu/nebraska-4-h-stem-reading-connections-program.
Battle of the Books is a voluntary reading incentive program for students in grades 3-8. We encourage students to read good books and compete for a prize. All of the current Battle of the Books here at the Butler Memorial Library are located on the top shelf in the Young Adult section. To find all of the Battle of the Books online click on this link.
Also as of June 1st patrons from ages 10 and older are allowed to enter the library and pick out books. Masks are recommended but they are not required. Please come by if you get the chance. Stay safe and have a great summer!
We are starting to plan this summer’s reading program! We are not sure how things are going to go but we plan on our schedule staying the same or similar at least even if we have to go digital. I have created a site to use as a landing page for our summer reading programs.
To help stop the spread of COVID-19, schools and libraries are closing across the country. ABDO wants to ensure that readers everywhere continue to have the opportunity to learn and grow during this unprecedented event. ABDO digital products are available for free now through June 2020.
Click on the links below for access to these resources:
I am excited to announce that we received two Library Improvement Grants through the Nebraska Library Commission! One grant I applied for is for Media Stations. This grant has more to it but so far I have purchased four new computer monitors for the patron computers. They all turn on and off, are all the same size and look beautiful! I cannot wait for you all to be able to use them. There is much more to this grant and I will update you as those projects are completed.
For now, here they are:
This project is supported in part by the Institue of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the Nebraska Library Commission.
As more teachers and students are advised to stay home and work remotely, Google wants to help you be as effective as possible setting up successful distance-learning solutions. You’ll find three newly compiled collections on our website, stocked with video-based lessons to help you work, teach, or learn from anywhere.
TumbleBooks’ databases are easy to use, and feature unlimited access from home! Our patrons can read as many books as they want, when they want, and on any device. There are no check-outs, holds, or bulky downloads. Books are available instantly.
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Below are some suggested websites to assist tutors in their lesson plans. There are many more but these are some of our favorites.
Working through Upwardly Global, LARA has created an online resource for skilled immigrants, providing important information on how to become a licensed professional in Michigan. The goal is to promote skilled immigrants and refugees to translate their education and talents to meet Michigan’s licensing requirements and promoting Michigan as a destination for skilled immigrants. There are Michigan Professional Licensing Guides for a variety of professions.
The Media Library of Teaching Skills (MLoTS) is a free, digital collection of short, authentic classroom videos intended for adult basic education professional development.
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Wonder Girls to Hold Wonder World Tour Concert in Singapore!
By Staff Writer | July 27, 2012 02:13 PM EDT
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After their successful concert on July 7 in Seoul, the Wonder Girls will be off to Singapore.
The Wonder Girls 'Wonder World Tour' will be on September 8 at the Resorts World Convention Centre, Compass Ballroom on Sentosa.
Their first concert in Seoul at the Jamsil Stadium, brought in 6,000 fans. This was their first solo concert in Korea in 3 years.
The 'Wonder World Tour 2012' will also be their first solo concert in Singapore.
JYP stated, "This tour will show the girls improved performance. Please support the Wonder Girls and we will show you our best."
The tickets can be bought through all SISTIC outlets from July 30.
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“Disability need not be an obstacle to success.” – Stephen Hawking
Studies suggest that increasing the status and social and economic participation of people with disabilities does have positive effects on the society and nation alike. In fact, personally, I believe that disability is simply a state of mind- it is a part of the person, not the whole person! There have been people who, with a little support, have not let their disability hold them back them in any way. Today, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2022, I, Poonam Sinha, have the honour of interacting with Ms. Neena Wagh, Founder of A.L.A.P. – (Assisted Living for Autistic Persons) – who strives to empower children with special needs and endows them with the courage and means to live a respectable life. A.L.A.P. is a second-home to children with special needs, which has a free – flowing environment devoid of strict regulations.
Quote- “Parents of special needs children are plagued with the “ what after us” question all their lives. ALAP was setup to answer it!”
Ques 1. What inspired you to tread the path of enabling and empowering?
I believe, the starting point for me was the birth of my son, Ammogh, who was diagnosed with Autism when he was all of two and a half years old. Caring for him brought about an awakening in me – I learnt to look beyond myself towards the needs of other parents with special needs children. Parents of special need children are plagued with the “ what after us” question all their lives. But no one seems to have the answer! My search for this answer led me to Dehradun, where I found a second-home-like set up for Ammogh, where he learnt to be independent while performing a number of daily tasks. From there, my mind conceived the idea of A.L.A.P. – a place where children would be cared for, loved unconditionally and taught skills to help them overcome routine challenges. I wished to create a set-up which would replicate home for them. So, I would say, my son inspired me to tread this path of enabling and empowering children with special needs. I knew it was time to rise another rung to become a provider from simply being a parent.
Presently, our aim is to provide lifelong care and create an environment wherein all the opportunities will be available for a young adult with Autism to learn and live with as much independence as he can with minimum assistance. We also aspire to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. Moreover, along with working on the ADL (activities of daily living) of these young adults, we also try to skill them according to their capabilities and interests. Moving forward, we are trying to loop in organizations who can employ these young adults and grant them financial stability as well.
Ques 2. What challenges did you face in this journey? How did you overcome them?
A.L.A.P did not happen overnight; it was a long journey before A.L.A.P came into being. Locating and bringing together people with the same thought-processes and sensibilities was indeed a challenge. Either we need to find the right set of people to support us or we can simply adopt the idea of ‘ekla cholo re’ (walk ahead alone). In my case my husband was a great source of support and we decided to take on this journey. Once the course is set, people begin following. So now, I have overcome these challenges.
Again, one cannot expect to voice their vision and expect someone else to translate it into reality – this belief has led me to walk the talk! Once I gained clarity about my vision and knew what I wanted to do, there was no looking back. I began practicing what I preached – from planning as to what the organization should look like, what it must cater to, to who can be a part of this second home as my support system- I have been there – done it all!
Ques 3. How important is it to sensitize staff members? What measures are taken in this direction?
Staff members are the backbone of every organization. They are indeed extensions of your vision – they reflect what you aspire to do. Hence, in my case, I believe, sensitizing staff members towards children with special needs is of utmost importance. Caring for children with Autism can be extremely demanding – my staff members have been trained to portray the kind of patience where they would never tire as care-givers. Since I have strived towards seamless capacity building in staff members, encouraging them to nurture the ‘never back out’ attitude in themselves, I believe I too need to reflect this attitude through my efforts. I wish to lead by example – thus, I try to put in my best as a care-giver, as a capacity builder and become the role model my staff members should follow.
Ques 4. Where do you see yourself 10 years down the line?
I see myself happily retired 10 years down the line! For next five years I will be working actively to stabilize this organization and reach many more milestones. Currently we have just finished the first leg of our journey – there is so much more to do, so much more to give! Moving ahead, after five years, I intend to look for people who can take over from me and run the place with passion and love. I will in the meantime always be a part of A.L.A.P. but in a more passive role. In those years I want to engage myself more in community outreach programs. Currently, also, I am mentoring a parent group from different cities who wish to set up help, awareness and skilling systems for children with special needs. I also have a Facebook page
(https://www.facebook.com/groups/1673856092897222/?ref=share_group_link) where I collate and share information about issues pertaining to care-giving for Autistic children. I talk to parents; there are series of interviews which allow a very realistic glimpse into the lives of special needs children and people associated with them. While I am securing my son, I wish to do the same for other special needs children as well!
Ques 5. That one piece of advice you would give other women who wish to follow your footsteps?
Women are natural nurturers. They are a source of soft strength. If you hope to leave the world feeling that your child will still be cared for, remember to do the same – care for other children as well. Nurture your ability to care, love unconditionally and put it to good use.

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Anthony’s fire, named after the Christian saint to whom those afflicted would appeal for healing. These agents are active against Staphylococcus aureus including methicillin-susceptible and methicillin-resistant S aureus [MSSA, MRSA] isolatesStreptococcus pyogenesStreptococcus agalactiaeand Streptococcus anginosus group includes Streptococcus anginosusStreptococcus intermediusand Streptococcus constellatusamong others. The last year before the dawn of antibiotics.
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Erysipelas in newborns is often caused by group B streptococci, which may also be responsible for perineal and lower-trunk erysipelas occurring in postpartum women. Patients with acute infections involving the extremities should be encouraged to limit their activity and to keep affected limbs elevated to decrease swelling.
Preexisting lymphedema is a clear-cut risk factor for erysipelas. See Pathophysiology and Etiology.
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Long-term prophylactic antibiotic therapy generally is accepted. A systematic review and meta-analysis. Osteoarticular complications of erysipelas.
However, analogous to what occurs in bullous impetigo or staphylococcal scalded skin syndromeexotoxins from coexisting S aureus may account for the clinical presentation of bullous erysipelas.
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Send the link below via email or IM Copy. J Am Acad Dermatol. Erysipelas infections affect persons of all races. Recommended to reduce local swelling, inflammation, and pain. Tratwmento guidelines for the diagnosis and management of skin and soft tissue infections: The infection’s predictable response to penicillin, even when S aureus is present, argues against S aureus as an etiologic agent. Oct 29, Author: Roxithromycin versus penicillin in the treatment of erysipelas in adults: What would you like to print?
Should be applied to ulcerated and necrotic lesions and changed every hours, depending on the severity of the infection.
Scand Erosipela Infect Dis. Epidemiological data and egisipela of patients hospitalized with erysipelas. Can You Make the Diagnosis? American Academy of Dermatology Disclosure: Facial erysipelas exhibiting classic fiery-red plaque with raised, well-demarcated borders. No clear proof has emerged that other bacteria cause erysipelas, although they coexist with streptococci at sites of inoculation. Recommended iclaprim Drugs.
Complications of the infection usually are not life threatening, and most cases resolve after antibiotic therapy without sequelae. Thus, subclinical lymphatic dysfunction is also a risk factor for erysipelas. Prognosis The prognosis for patients with erysipelas is excellent.
Creating downloadable prezi, be patient. Use of compression stockings should be encouraged for as long as 1 month in previously healthy patients and long-term in patients with lower extremity edema. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. Consultations Most patients with erysipelas respond very well to conventional antibiotic therapy.


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AFS managed four two-year grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to create a scholarly edition of the James Madison Carpenter Collection, a groundbreaking collection of folk music, song, drama, dance, narrative, and children’s folklore documented in England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and the US between 1927 and 1955.
A team of US and UK scholars, led by Julia Bishop and Ian Russell of the Elphinstone Institute at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, carried out work on this project in collaboration with the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, in whose archives the Carpenter Collection is housed and maintained. The Center’s web site includes a guide and finding aid to the Collection, and a catalogue of the Collection is also available online.
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In a tradition dating back to 1965, Disneyland Resort President Josh D’Amaro announced that cast members Justin Rapp and Rafa Barron will represent the Resort as its 2019-2020 Disney Ambassador Team.
The announcement was made Thursday, October 4, 2018.
The pair will serve a two-year term during the opening of the new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, the park’s largest expansion in its history, set to debut summer 2019.
“Congratulations to Rafa and Justin,” D’Amaro said. “An engaged, thriving cast makes the magic stronger at the Disneyland Resort, and I am proud to welcome such talented new Disney Ambassadors to represent them.”
“It’s an honor to be able to represent over 30,000 cast members from all over the resort,” Rafa said.
Rafa hired into Tomorrowland Attractions two and a half years ago. He currently is a working lead at Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, Astro Orbiter and Tomorrowland Theater, and is a trainer in the area. When he’s not in the land of tomorrow, Rafa also facilitates orientation classes for new cast members in both English and Spanish. Rafa is a native of Mexico City, Mexico, and currently lives in Irvine.
Justin and Rafa were selected from more than 100 applicants and will take the magic of the Resort into the community by acting as emissaries of goodwill.
“One of the things I’m really excited about is we begin making monthly visits to CHOC with out Disney characters, that’s really special,” said Justin.
Justin joined the Disneyland Resort in 2012, cruising along the Nile River as a Jungle Cruise Skipper. He then felt a pull to Entertainment, where he has performed in a number of shows. Justin also facilitates a training class called Step into the Magic for new cast members. He is a native of Phoenix, Arizona, and currently resides in Anaheim.
After they were named, they were honored with a cavalcade down Main Street U.S.A. at Disneyland.
In addition, the pair will serve as spokespersons for the Resort, as well as host dignitaries and other VIPs. While the tradition started at Disneyland, today there are Ambassadors at every Disney Park around the world.
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Can You Guess the Country Christmas Album by Its Cover?
Country artists have been creating holiday albums for years and years, and we've collected some of our favorites for a holiday quiz! See if you can guess the country Christmas album based on just a small portion of the festive album cover.
Whether they feature a mountain of snow, an animated character or a giant tree, holiday album covers are almost always bright and cheery. See how well you know your favorite artist's Christmas albums in the quiz below. Good luck and happy holidays!


A sod-cutting ceremony has marked the beginning of construction on new £4.8 million sports facilities at Peebles High School.
The state-of-the-art complex will include an indoor four-court games hall, fitness suite, changing rooms, general purpose hall and classroom.
A 2G synthetic pitch, sprint track and long jump track will also be built in the school grounds and work is due to be completed by April 2014.
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Three different short stories and a whole lot of fun. Myth Congenality: Bunny enters a beauty contest and askes Skeeve for help because all the contestants are cheating. Myth Calculations: Chumley, Guido and Tanda open a beauty shop to find out who is squeezing in on the Fairy Godfather's business.(I loved this story!) and Myth-ter Right. Maasha askes Aahz and Gleep for help. Protecting the a princess in a great hunt! (I loved this one too!)
I recommend this book to all fantasy lovers, especially Myth lovers who haven't read this one. Can't wait for the newest book that's released in September!


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NXNE may be over for another year, but its cinematic legacy lives on, with “Stones in Exile” hitting DVD this week and “This Movie is Broken” opening in Toronto tomorrow. Which is why this week’s issue of NOW finds me sitting down with Bruce McDonald, director of the Broken Social Scene movie — and of last year’s “Pontypool”, which you really should see if you haven’t caught up to it yet.
But it’s not all rock; I also talked to Jay and Mark Duplass, about their new comedy-drama “Cyrus”, also opening tomorrow. That conversation was much too wide-ranging to fit into a 500-word space, so you’ll definitely want to play the audio clips on that one.
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On November 30th, Fuji TV announced that actress Nakama Yukie will reprise her role as the beautiful, yet scary and malicious ‘Meyer Saki’ from the 2011 winter drama ‘Utsukushii Rinjin‘ (‘Beautiful Neighbor’).
In the upcoming winter season, ‘Meyer Saki’ will be the protagonist in the same-named drama ‘Saki‘. Her goal in ‘Utsukushii Rinjin’ was to deceive a married woman and to destroy her peaceful life. This time she will ruin the lives of several men.
According to the producers, we will see the same ‘Meyer Saki’ we got to know, hate, and love in ‘Utsukushii Rinjin’, but they want to tell us a completely different story rather than forcing a direct sequel. Therefore, it has been also necessary to replace every character except for ‘Saki’.
This time ‘Meyer Saki’ will work as a nurse at the pediatrics department of a general hospital. The young patients and all men love her because of her angelic smile, her perfect cooking skills, and the sheer beauty she radiates in everything she does. However, none of them know of her amazing ability to ruin other people’s lives while keeping her hands clean all the time. Her targets this time are the reporter of a major magazine (Miura Shohei) who is searching for his older sister, a famous lawyer (Hagiwara Masato) who is fighting for justice, and her main target – the devoted husband and board chairman of said hospital, played by Takashima Masanobu.
Uchida Yuki will play a female reporter who becomes suspicious of Saki’s behavior. Other characters will be played by Shonozaki Ken and Ishiguro Hideo, among others. The theme song titled “Catch Me -If you wanna-“ will once again be provided by the Korean group Tohoshinki.
‘Saki’ will air every Tuesday at 10:00 pm and is slated to premiere with an extended episode on January 8th, 2013.


From logs to firewood
Firewood processors produce firewood efficiently. They are a Finnish specialty.
In addition to harvesters, the focus in Finland is on another forestry machine: the firewood processors. These machines cut and split logs into firewood. Since 1954, one of the manufacturing pioneers has been Palax in Ylistaro. The company is part of the Finnish Industry Group Terra Patris together with other firewood processor manufacturers Hakki Pilke and Japa.
Today, Palax employs around 70 employees and produces approximately 1,000 firewood processors per year. In total, the company has made more than 60,000 machines. Nowadays around 70% of the production is exported to 30 countries; including machines that cut logs from 25 to 55 cm of diameter with splitting power varying from 4 to 44 tons. What is special about Palax compared to other manufacturers is that more than half of the machines feature a circular saw instead of the usual chain saw. The circular saw blades are available up to 1m in diameter which is enough for the most Finnish trees.
Team Palax: Managing Director Pekka Himanka, Sales Director Timo Lehtonen and Export Manager Jyrki Sainio.
**Come to meet us in Austria! Palax firewood processors will be exhibited at Austrofoma on Oct 8 – 10, 2019.**
The story and picture by Mr. Guido Höner. The story has been published in the latest issue of Top Agrar (9/2019), the leading magazine for modern farming.