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My Best Inspire 1 Buyer’s Guide (2018 Update)
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List of 3 Best Inspire 1 of 2018
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|1. Dji T600-single-controllers Inspire 1
Strong carbon fiber arms lift out of sight, transforming the way you shoot.
|2. Dji Inspire 1
Dji’s new propeller and installation kits feature a smoother, even more reliable locking mechanism.
|3. Holy Stone Hs1 (Most Unique Design)
Equipped with 720p hd camera to take aerial photos and videos.
Shoot up to 4k video and capture 12 megapixel photos with the inspire 1 camera. Carefully assembled and dynamically balanced in lumenier’s climate controlled facility, the new lumenier 2205 motors deploy new glue technology. A complete ready-to-fly systemeverything you need is included and ready to go offering you a complete aerial film making tool in a box. Just add a mobile device or screen for live hd view. A real-time feed from your inspire 1 s camera is displayed in 720p hd on your mobile device giving you a perfect view of what the camera sees to frame your shots. Inspire 1 s gimbal and camera system can be removed from the aircraft for safe transport and future upgrades.
Strong carbon fiber arms lift out of sight, transforming the way you shoot. Get a full, unrestricted 360 view of the world below and create images like never before.
The ultimate inspire quadcopter 1 bundle. Dedicated remote with flight and camera controls. Dji’s new propeller and installation kits feature a smoother, even more reliable locking mechanism. This optimization has drastically reduced the abrasion that is common with propeller installation, therefore prolonging the propeller’s overall service life. Included professional 4k camera and 3-axis stabilization gimbal. The new motor’s performance has also been improved, providing a greater sense of control.
Foldable structure: foldable & flexible blades make the drone small and portable. Also provides a better and safer flight experience. Wi-fi fpv 720p hd camera: equipped with 720p hd camera to take aerial photos and videos. Images and videos will be stored in both the app and the mobile album system. App control system: operate your drone through an app after connecting the wi-fi to your phone (ios or android), offering you real-time image transmission, easy to shoot and read, fun to share. Modular and bonus battery: there are 2 powerful 3.7v 500mah modular batteries including 1 bonus, which can support longer flight time for you and your family, this modular design ensures the safety of charge and storage.
One key start/ landing: allows players of any level (beginners intermediates experts) to fly the drone easily with perfect control and wonderful performance. Offering release date: 2017/8/12.
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By Brad Walter
Australian forward Tony Williams has pleaded guilty to a high tackle charge and accepted a one match suspension that rules him out of this weekend's Four Nations match against Wales.
Williams was charged over a second half tackle on England secondrower Ben Westwood in last Saturday's 36-20 win at Wembley Stadium that secured the Kangaroos a place in the tournament final at Elland Rd on November 19.
Westwood has since admitted that he had stayed down to ensure referee Henry Perenara awarded a penalty against Williams.
The Manly star is among a group of Kangaroos players who headed to Berlin for a three day break on Sunday and are not due to return to England until Wednesday.
Had he chosen to contest the charge, Williams would have had to appear at a judiciary hearing in Leeds on Tuesday night.
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The Argentine coach comes face to face with Bournemouth 's Howe this weekend.
A win for Tottenham in the 12.30pm Saturday game would see them top the Premier League - albeit potentially only for a few hours if Arsenal win later the same day.
But Pochettino knows the Cherries will be no pushovers with Howe in charge.
Referring to the extra motivation of knowing a win takes them two points clear at the top of the table, he said: "First of all we need to win the game, in front we have a very good team and a great manager like Eddie Howe - it will be a very tough game."
And, continuing to heap praise on his rival manager, the Spurs boss said he believes the Howe is ready to take charge of England, despite only being 38.
He added: "It is never too soon if you want it.
"One day if it's in his mind to be manager of the national team and he has the offer it will be great for England."
Pochettino added: "Personally I like Howe and his staff a lot. It is difficult to be objective with him because I like him but it's always great to share principles.
"The philosophy and the job he has done at Bournemouth is fantastic."
Howe has been linked with both the England and Arsenal jobs in recent weeks.


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MURRAY HILL — Terroir, a wine bar and eatery with locations in the East Village and TriBeCa, will be opening a new branch in Murray Hill on Third Avenue between East 31st and East 30th streets, Grub Street New York reported.
Owners of the hot spot, which was named one of “Travel & Leisure” magazine’s 50 best new American restaurants in 2009, are in the midst of renovating the new space. It is expected to open in September.
The 55-seat venue will be designed to complement the history of Murray Hill, which was once home to farmland and mansions, wine director Paul Grieco told Grub Street.
While Grieco mans the wines, Chef Marco Canora manages the food, which consists mostly of Italian fare. The menu at the new location will likely stick to the restaurant’s existing roster of tried and tested dishes.
Representatives from the restaurant did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

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Prepare your waterfall, fish pool, and water pumps for winter
It's time to winterize your water garden, waterfalls, bird baths, and water pumps.
Unless you’re living in USDA Hardiness Zone 10 or warmer — in which case you might be firing up the patio heater for those cooler evenings — right now you’re getting ready for winter. The weather across the country has already thrown some unanticipated winter curve balls, so I’m a little late changing over my water features into frost mode.
To pump or not to pump
This is the question that rules all my winterizing decisions. Waterfalls must be shut off. In severe cold, the falls would freeze, and create ice dams. If water is still continually recirculating, it gets diverted away from the stream by the buildup of ice. This lowers the overall amount of water in the system.
Even with careful monitoring and breaking ice in the stream, as the water freezes, less is available for the whole pond, so additional water has to be added — problematic in freezing temperatures.
I did know one couple, Angie and Mike Dickinson in Redmond, Wash., who were so in love with the sight and sounds of their triple waterfalls and pool on the hillside behind their house — it could be seen from every window on that side of their home — they hauled five-gallon buckets of water out to meet the needs of the system during a prolonged cold snap.
Of course, that was in the Pacific Northwest, where it’s unusual to have temperatures in the 20s F. (-6 to 2 C) and for more than a week at a time.
In colder climes [pdf], if water and fish are to remain in the pool, the pump can be placed two feet down — there’s calm water below the circulating water where the fish will be hibernating. The action of the pump can keep an open hole in the ice.
If the hole does freeze over in very severe conditions, fish caretakers know the mantra — do not attempt to crack the ice. The concussion can kill the fish.
Instead fill a metal pan with hot water and place it on the ice until it melts through. There are also heater rings, specifically designed to keep a hole open.
At our garden we have a farm pump next to our water tank that supplies the drip system in summer. We have learned through sad experience that no amount of weather-proofing outdoors will keep that small amount of leftover water in the chamber from freezing and ruining the guts of the pump.
Although the pump is large, awkward and heavy, we unhook it and place it in our above-freezing garage until spring.
The smaller water features also have their pumps removed for winter. I clean them and store in the garage. I cut back the dying plant foliage in the containers and leave the plants in place. I don’t remove the water, but in colder zones that would be a good idea. The water in my pots only freezes a few inches, which doesn’t hurt the hardy plants’ roots that are submerged there.
Pumping through ice
However, there’s one pump I never remove. That one sits in the water feature for the birds. They depend on this water all winter. I know, because when the pump was out of order for two weeks, the bird populations at the feeders diminished remarkably.
This bird waterer consists of a sunken 100-gallon galvanized farm trough. Water recirculates from a pump on the bottom through a tube hidden inside the upright concrete pipe. That pipe holds a flat-topped tufa round wheel. A cast-concrete ball rests in the center of the circle, and the water emerges at the top of the ball, creating shallow streams that attract birds of all kinds, before spilling over the wheel’s edge and back into the tank below.
Because this one runs all winter, I occasionally must deal with ice accumulation. There are heater coils that can be placed in bird feeders, but that wouldn’t solve the freezing problem in my situation.
Sometimes the winter is cold enough that the water dripping over the edges of the tufa wheel freezes all the way down to the surface of the farm tank. But the water’s still pumping. Now it slides along the outside of the foot-thick ice stalactites and spills away from the tank.
I, too, have hauled my share of five-gallon buckets, topping up the system to keep the pump in the bottom covered with water. There’s no fish in there. I crack the ice dams with a hammer. It’s satisfying to knock the icicles back into the trough so the pump can deliver water to the birds all winter long.
Mary-Kate Mackey, co-author of “Sunset’s Secret Gardens — 153 Design Tips from the Pros” and contributor to the “Sunset Western Garden Book,” writes a monthly column for the Hartley Greenhouse webpage and numerous articles for Fine Gardening, Sunset, and other magazines. She teaches at the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism & Communication. She will be writing about water in the garden for Diggin’ It.
Editor’s note: To read more by Mary-Kate, check our blog archive. Gardening articles on a variety of topics can be found at the Monitor’s main gardening page. Also see our RSS feed. You may want to visit Gardening With the Monitor on Flickr. Take part in the discussions and get answers to your gardening questions. If you join the group (it’s free), you can upload your garden photos and enter our next contest.


Moray Way Flood Alleviation Scheme
RAA were commissioned by the London Borough of Havering to undertake modelling of the surface water sewers around Moray Way, Romford. There have been ongoing flooding problems in this area and the Borough has received a grant from Defra as part of the Surface Water Management Plans Early Action Programme.
The modelling was undertaken using the InfoWorks CS 2D program so that overland flow routes would be modelled. Road gullies were included in the model along with the surface water sewers. The modelling was required to demonstrate that the proposed scheme would solve the problems and that the money was being well spent. As part of the study a site visit was undertaken by RAA to record the position and level of all the road gullies by GPS.
Also during this visit an assessment was made of the impermeable areas connected either directly to the surface water sewers or via the road gullies. During the site visit it became apparent that this area has been subjected to a vast amount of Urban Creep over the years which has added to the flooding problems.


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The Box Of Tricks (Tarantura TCD-68 / 1st Edition)
International Center, Honolulu, HI – September 6th, 1970
Introduction, Immigrant Song, Dazed And Confused, Heartbreaker, Since I’ve Been Loving You, What Is And What Should Never Be, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love, Communication Breakdown
The Box Of Tricks is the latest release of the Led Zeppelin Honolulu tape following many other releases including Holiday In Waikiki on Gold Standard, Tarantura’s namesake Box Of Tricks (Red Hot RH-023), Almost Son Of Blueberry Hill (Shout To The Top STTP 123), In Exotic “Honolulu” (Akashic AKA-24), and finally September VI (Empress Valley EVSD-486). The sound quality is very good and clear and Tarantura tried to cut down the hiss present on the Empress Valley release. The problem is that some of the top end is lost in the remastering and whereas the EV sounds very vibrant, the Tarantura sounds a bit restricted. What they gain in clarity they lose in dynamics. The bit of digital static found on September VI isn’t present on The Box Of Tricks, and the cut after “Heartbreaker” is smoother. This is labeled “1st Edition” on the artwork, so it can be assumed there will be a 2nd Edition. It is packaged in a single pocket cardboard sleeve and comes with a bonus booklet with various rare amateur photographs from the actual concert. Because this concert has seen many releases, there is nothing really gained with this release except the rare photographs. Regarding the concert, for the Empress Valley edition I wrote:
The mc gives an introduction to the band before they play “Immigrant Song”. Page doesn’t segue into “Heartbreaker” quick enough so John Paul Jones plays the beginning of “Dazed And Confused”. It is curious how the band follow his lead and plays the song for the next fifteen minutes. On other occasions they would stop just wait until they got back on track. “Dazed And Confused” being played as the second number was a feature of the spring tour and this is another very good version. The guitar solo is kept to a minimum however. Afterwards Plant says, “What am I doing? This is one from the second album. It’s about a mean woman, as they usually are.” “Heartbreaker” picks up and Plant sounds strangely subdued in this recording. Almost an hour of the set is skipped over and they get set to play “Since I’ve Been Loving You.” Such is their love of the new song they skip playing well-known material from their latest album Led Zeppelin II. There is some commotion in the audience before the band can play and Plant says, “Don’t do that. Calm down. No frenzies. This group’s been renamed the ‘Box Of Tricks’.” It isn’t clear what he is talking about. It could be a reference to the new song or to the fact they changed the set list around so much?
At this point someone shouts out “Whole Lotta Love” to which Plant replies, “You know we get off on that every night but the thing is, it comes eventually.” The same guy, who is a big Yardbirds fan, shouts out “White Summer…White Summer” before the band begin a standard version of “What Is And What Should Never Be.” “Moby Dick” is only thirteen minutes long before Plant urges everybody to get loose. The “Whole Lotta Love” medley closes the set and is a compact fourteen minutes that includes the Hank Snow hit “I’m Moving On” but drops some of the regular inclusions from this tour like “Honey Bee”. “Communication Breakdown” opens with a riff that sounds similar to “Out On The Tiles” while Plant yells out “groove!” The review in the newspapers the following day pointed out that the second show was better than the first. The organ solo is singled out as being awful, and Plant stopped the show twice because of a man having a seizure and for a fight that broke out. Despite these distractions the review called this show superior to the early one.
I have all the silvers for this source with the exception of In Exotic “Honolulu” (Akashic AKA-24). To my ears the title reviewed above sounds very clean and is a excellent recording for 1970. This would be my first choice when I want to listen to this show.

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1. Punalu'u on Big Island, Hawaii
2. Harbour Islands in the Bahamas
The pink color in the sand comes from microscopic animals known as Forminifera, who have bright pink shells.
3. Hoshizuna no Hama on Iriomote Island, Japan
Hoshizuna no Hama means star sand beach. The sand looks like stars but is actually the skeletons of tiny one-celled organisms that live among the sea grass.
4. Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland
5. Kaihalulu Beach on Maui, Hawaii
This red sand beach formed from the eroded wall of a cinder cone.
6. Bowling Ball Beach in California
7. Glass Beach in Fort Bragg, California
The Fort Bragg city dump was once located here. It closed in the 1960s, but broken glass remained and over the years it's become smooth. A similar glass beach exists on Kauai, Hawaii.
8. Hidden Beach in Marieta, Mexico
9. Papakolea Beach on Big Island, Hawaii
The green sand of this beach is made up of olivine crystals from the cinder cone just east of the beach.
10. Hot Water Beach in Coromandel, New Zealand
11. Scala dei Turchi in Sicily, Italy
Scala dei Turchi is Italian for "stairs of the Turks" and is famous for the white colors of its "stairs," which lie between two beaches.
12. Vik Beach in Iceland
13. Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur, California
The sand here ranges from fuchsia to royal purple and is made from manganese garnet deposits.
14. Boulders Beach in Cape Town, South Africa
15. Red Beach in Santorini, Greece
16. Shell Beach in Saint Barthélemy
Tons of shells piled everywhere.

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Spice Girls have signed on for an upcoming animated superhero movie…
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Well it looks like it’s happening after all… The Spice Girls have signed contracts for their reunion tour.
Spice up your life again, because Spice World is coming back to theatres across Canada. But only for one day.
Mel B’s estranged husband is fighting the former Spice Girl’s request to conduct his upcoming domestic violence trial behind closed doors.
Victoria Beckham is contemplating legal action after discovering a pizza advertisement that depicts her in a tasteless way.
The Spice Girls’ iconic “Wannabe” hit debuted July 8, 1996. To help celebrate the 21st anniversary of the single, a few high-profile celebrities joined in singing the girl power anthem for W magazine.
Geri Halliwell has announced that she’s returning to music with a new tribute single in honor of the late George Michael.
Backstreet Boy Nick Carter and Spice Girls Emma “Baby Spice” Bunton will be participating in the much anticipated new reality music competition on ABC “Boy Band” which will debut on June 22!
Mel B needed a push to leave Stephen Belafonte for good, and she got it from fellow ‘AGT’ judge Simon Cowell.


Spain forward and UEFA ambassador Verónica Boquete was on hand at the women's Under-16 development tournament in Zagreb to support Croatia's promotion of the female game.
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Spain forward Verónica Boquete was on hand in Zagreb as part of her new role as a UEFA ambassador for women's football development.
Boquete was in Croatia to support the recent efforts made to nurture the women's game in the country. Her visit coincided with a UEFA women's Under-16 development tournament where the hosts were joined by Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Slovenia.
Appointed last month, Boquete was making her first trip as an ambassador. Speaking to the girls attending, she said: "Yes, it is possible for girls to make it in football! My best piece of advice to you is: work hard to reach your goals. Talent is not enough. Practise as hard as you can and do your best every day, not just on the field but also in your life off the pitch."
When it comes to the women's football development programme backed by UEFA, the objective of the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) is to promote football as a sport for women, to give girls from all regions of Croatia the opportunity to play football, and also to encourage coach education.
"This is an excellent project which benefits the whole region," said Marija Damjanović, coordinator of HNS women's football and Under-19 women's national coach, "and in my time, there was no project like the development tournaments. Now girls can improve through such tournaments and today, in front of their idol."
Sarah Ljubijankič, Slovenia captain, said: "Verónica is a role model for us. We are very impressed that she came all the way to visit us and this gives us more motivation and adrenaline."


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The 2p price rise in the cost of first and second class stamps has now taken effect. A first-class stamp now costs 67p and a second-class stamp now costs 58p, under the price rises that came into force on Monday. Stamps bought before the price rise can still be used without any need to top-up the cost. Royal Mail said the squeeze on consumer finances was considered when setting the new price. But it added that the price rise was needed to maintain the universal postal service, which means that the price of a stamp is the same irrespective of where in the UK the letter is sent from and to.
NEW YORK – A collection of historic postage stamps issued when Hawaii was a kingdom is expected to fetch at least 2 million at auction. Renowned stamp collector William H. Gross is offering 77 items on May 29 during the World Stamp Show at New York's Javits Center. The collection has "some of the most iconic rarities in Hawaiian philately," said Charles Shreve, director of Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries. It contains 10 examples of very rare Hawaiian Missionary stamps issued in 1851 -- some unused, some canceled and on original envelopes, some containing letters. A 13-cent unused Missionary in near mint condition is expected to bring 50,000 to 75,000.
The prices of first and second class stamps are to rise by 1p from 27 March, Royal Mail has announced. It will take the price of a first class stamp to 65p, and second class to 56p. Royal Mail said the price rises were necessary to maintain the universal service - the principle that it delivers letters across the whole of the UK for the same price. A stamp for large first class letter will rise by 2p to 98p. A large second class letter will go up by 1p to 76p.
The Department of Children and Family Services is slated to take a cut of around $34 million in the budget passed by lawmakers in the final minutes of the just-ended special session. The agency says that will force it to shutter the food stamp program in 2019 because it won't be able to pay for administration of the federally funded benefits.


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SERIES 32 | Episode 22
The Japanese Garden
The Japanese Garden is a major drawcard for visitors to the Auburn Botanic Gardens, about 20km west of Sydney. It’s easy to see why. Generally associated with Shinto shrines, the impressive red “Torrii” gate marks the entry to the Japanese garden, and, just as it does in Japan, signifies the transition into a revered space. Large ornamental lake, traditional tea house, bridges, man-made waterfalls and seats encourage visitors to sit contemplatively and reflect. The design of this area draws inspiration from the famous Ryoan-ji Zen Buddhist Temple Garden in Kyoto, Japan, which can be seen through the “dry landscaping” elements of the garden. Raked “gravel”, small mountains, rock formations and the large stone steps across the lake area all draw inspiration from the kare-sansui (meaning traditional Japanese rock gardening). The result is peaceful, meditative, and evokes the essence of nature, rather than imitating it.
And while the non-living elements of this landscape are mesmerising, Paul Clark, Supervisor of Premium Parks for Cumberland Council, encourages visitors to experience the gardens at different times of the year. “The autumn colour here, particularly around the lake, is magic, but there is just so much blooming and showing off at any given time” he says.
Coming into bloom right now are the cherry blossoms, a visual feast so spectacular that the Botanic Gardens hold a nine-day festival to celebrate, the annual event attracting thousands of visitors. “It’s our version of Hanami” explains Paul. Hanami is a traditional Japanese custom of welcoming spring, appreciating of the temporal beauty of nature - a celebration of the transient beauty of flowers, a sharing of food, drink, song and friendship under the blooming cherry blossoms. “Auburn is regarded as one of the most multicultural places in Sydney” he says, “so this festival is a wonderful way to celebrate culture, connection and community under the stunning cherry blossoms”.
But it’s not as simple as just setting the dates for the festival year to year – the cherry blossoms are notoriously fickle, and their flowering period can vary by a few weeks’ dependant on the weather. “It’s always a bit challenging, because we have to set a date for the festival and lock all of that away, but the cherry blossoms like to keep us on our toes, so we watch them really closely from late July, and keep our fingers crossed!”. As a rough guide, the buds start swelling and bursting from early to mid-August, but thanks to the differing varieties planted throughout the garden there is generally something in bloom throughout the month. The bulk of the trees are around 50 years old.
The first to bloom every year is the Prunus campanulata, the Taiwanese Cherry. “They’re our indicator blooms. They flower first, and let us know that our main display is right on track and due in a week or two!” Although the Taiwanese Cherry isn’t the main draw card, it is nothing short of stunning with masses of single, bell-shaped deep cerise to magenta flowers, held for a short time. “This is a nice, neat tree” says Paul “and makes a good specimen in a home garden, given its narrow shape. It also does well in a warmer climate, so it’s not a bad option”.
The ‘original’ cherry blossom tree is the Japanese Flowering Cherry, Prunus serrulata, also commonly called Sakura. “This is the tree that launched a thousand cherry blossom festivals in Japan” laughs Paul. While there are several present throughout the Auburn Botanic Gardens, Paul finds they aren’t the best performing tree in the garden. “They flower mid-late season here, and there are some great cultivars available, but they are better in a cooler climate than Sydney”.
Prunus x blireiana, the double-flowering plum, is the star of the show cherry blossom show here, with Paul explaining that “60 percent of the main blossom display is this variety”. This cultivar of ornamental plum is a cross between the Japanese Apricot (Prunus mume) and the Purple-leaved Plum (Prunus cerasifera ‘Pissardi’) and is the gardens preferred tree for a number of reasons. “We’ve just found it’s the most suited to the Sydney climate, more so than the Japanese one” says Paul. “The flowers are abundant, double-pink to mauve with a fragrance” he explains “and the foliage, although you can’t see leaves now, they’re awesome. Reddish to purple over the cooler months before they drop, and a purplish green over spring and summer”.
Would this make a suitable feature plant in home gardens for anyone wanting to host their own Hanami? “Absolutely” says Paul “This one would always be my top pick – great vase shape, and only gets to around 4m tall with a similar spread”. And the biggest bonus of this variety, according to the gardeners at Auburn? “It’s sterile, so it doesn’t produce fruits, which means less cleaning up for us” laughs Paul (many of the ornamental varieties produce inedible fruits). This variety blooms on one to three-year-old wood, so they should be pruned after flowering is complete. Pauls tips for growing at home: plant in a spot that doesn’t get smashed by wind, or you’ll lose the blossoms quickly. They love moist, well-drained fertile soils and a spot in full sun is best.
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It’s an unseasonably cold and dreary Monday morning as I sit writing this post contemplating how to put into words what has happened the last few months. I’ve been completely disconnected from this blog and feel hopeful I still have at least a small community out there still interested in future posts. So if you are still out there, I have some explaining to do….
I have been pretty transparent about my personal life and happy to share not just my highlight reel but also the sad and scary moments after my X left 3 years ago. Go HERE for those posts. I wanted to reach out and connect to anyone who was going through something similar. There is power in knowing you are not alone. No one is immune to being left high and dry.
Over the past few years I have picked up the pieces, stepped up to provide financially, stood on my own as a parent and learned to forgive and forget. Abruptly becoming single was a huge challenge but I rose to the occasion and I’m proud of that. Life fell back into place and I felt complete being single. God enriched my life with new friendships, new activities and a renewed sense of self.
I met someone in August of last year and it became almost immediately apparent that we were meant to be together. I quickly knew I wanted this man in my life in any capacity he’d come. We both were happy single but bonded so quickly that I knew it was going to be more then a friendship. Every moment was a green light to move to the next. God orchestrated everything about our union and blessed us with a love I’ve never known. I can honestly say, no man besides my dad has loved me so deeply, so quickly.
We got married this last Saturday in my backyard among our family and our church group who are responsible for hounding us until we finally decided to give each other a chance! It was simple yet perfect. A close friend officiated since he and his wife have been so invested in mine and my girl’s lives. Our guests brought the food and cake, my mother made bouquets and flower arrangements and I did what I do best which is light a ton of candles and make things pretty. It was easy and painless and from it came a union that is stronger in these early days then any other relationships past that lasted many more years.
My girls were in on our relationship from before it began because we are in the same church group so it was natural when he began to come over to keep them involved and privy to what was happening. They adore him as he does them. We hope that our relationship will reset the example when it is their time to choose a mate. I couldn’t be more comfortable adding him to our threesome. As a single parent, navigating through the dating world can be extremely treacherous. This situation was completely seamless-Thank God.
So back to today. I sit here feeling relieved it’s all done but so happy for what’s to come. I never dreamed I would remarry. God blessed me beyond belief in my divorce and fulfilled me with peace and happiness. I used to say that I may not be lucky in love but I certainly am lucky in divorce! Meeting Rodney was a complete surprise and so beyond any tucked away hopes of a love story for myself. He makes me laugh until my eyes water, the butterflies are rampant and above all, I trust him.
Thank you for being so patient with me and my random here and there posts the last few months. I have felt like I’ve been in la la land with no direction or true purpose. I’m so ready to dig into a new life and come back to the things that make me happy which is this blog.
There is life after divorce but I truly believe you have to find contentment in yourself and being alone before you can move forward in another relationship. There is no greater gift you can give yourself then to find happiness alone. I so often stop the hustle of everyday life to get outside and get lost in what God has provided. Even if it’s the little things-those things add up!!! What you focus on grows.
I don’t have all of our photographer’s pictures of the wedding yet but if anyone is interested I would love to post those when I get them!
photo credits: Ashley Sunderland
Congratulations! It would be awesome if you shared your pictures!
Yes, please share them. I think that at times when you long for someone else to enter your life it’s best to focus on yourself, not on others. People who have a happy, natural, common sense approach to life attract people naturally but to keep someone for the long term you need to have something to offer… so work on yourself and the rest falls into place.
Michelle-I agree!! Thank you so much!
I would love to see pictures! Thank you for being so transparent. What a lovely testimony!
Madalyn-Thank you! I appreciate your support! I’ll post asap!
Congratulations! I’m in for reading your posts as long as you are interested in writing them! I’d also love to see your pictures!
Janice-Thank you so much! Ok, I’ll post as soon as I get more pics!!
Yes, please post
Yay!!! So happy for you! I have been so invested in your journey you have shared so transparently over the last couple years and remember vividly reading about your divorce and feeling so devasted for you and how drastically life must have changed. You have handled it all with so much grace! What a lovely story of God making beauty from the ashes! 🙂
Bekah-Thank you so much-It is true-beauty from ashes is what has happened here. I appreciate your support and am honored you’ve felt invested in my journey!!
Dear Jenni, I’m so happy for you. I was heartbroken when you became single. You, the person who cares so deeply about others and gives so much was left on her own… But all is different now, you took it all to your stride and instead of falling to pieces you rose up and inspired few others, I’m sure. Again, congratulations to you, Rodney and the girls. Xxx
Kate! That is so nice to hear. Thank you so much.
Congratulations! I knew from seeing previous posts this was the direction this relationship was going! Good for you!
Kerry-Thanks!! I tried to imply it but didn’t want to sound so sure-cause you never know! Thank you for following my blog!
Congratulations to you both!!! Very happy for you!!
Jenni, this post literally brought me to tears. I couldn’t be happier for you I’ve followed you for years and you were one of a small handful of amazing women who inspired me to start blogging. I appreciated your realness and remember when your marriage fell apart shortly before mine did. Different situations but the pain is very real. Love what you said about needing to feel complete single. I think we need to learn to truly love ourselves so we can show others how to love us. So happy that you met such a wonderful man. And yes, please share the pictures!!!!
Congratulations, can’t wait to see the pictures!!!
Missy-Thank you!!!! I’ll post asap!
Elizabeth-Thank you so much! I was thinking of you the other day because I wasn’t sure if it was you that told me you were very likely going to divorce as well when I did. I wish you all the peace and contentment I’ve had. Thank God for blogs, huh?!! It’s been an amazing comforter for me. That pain is real when you dissolve a relationship whether you’re still in love with that person or not. I just don’t ever want to go through an incredibly hard trial and not gain something from it. I say this a lot-but I really appreciate your support and think you’re Instagram stories are so inspiring!
congratulations and many blessings!!
Congratulations. I’m so happy for you. It’s uplifting to see you find happiness after so much heartbreak. Good for you for persevering through tough times with grace and love.
Congratulations! I’m thrilled for you and your ability to love and trust again. I never have, but you give me renewed hope! Love and best wishes!
Thank you Julia-I never planned to sign up for marriage again, that’s for sure. I guess with this guy it is a chance I’m willing to take but I’ve never had this much peace that God was behind it. He’s never been behind my other relationships! Good luck to you and your journey!
I am thrilled for you Jenni!!! Please post your photos!
Meludy-Thank you!!! I will!
Congratulations to you and Rodney and to your girls! Home life will look different to all of you now as you’ve become a family. May God continue to richly bless you and guide you.
Laura-Thank you! It does look different but so far so good! Very much planning to keep God right in the center of everything!
I am so happy for you & your beautiful girls! I have a similar tale although mine is years old now. Keeping God as the center of your life is the key. Please do share the pictures of your joy. Welcome back!
Diana-Thank you so much! I will share asap!! Glad to hear it worked out for you!
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!!!!! I am so happy for you and your family. Although I only know you through your blogging, I feel so connected. I truly wish I had you as a friend in real life. You are amazing and such a blessing to people to be willing and able to share your stories and products through blogging. PLEASE do not ever stop blogging. Thank you so much and I wish your blessed union the a lot of memories and a long legacy.
Martha-This is so nice. Thank you so much!! I promise I won’t stop blogging-I love it too much! Hugs to you!
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In honour of the Gnarly Head burger contest I will DEFINITELY be winning in a few days, let me share the finest burger joint in all the south: Vortex in the Five Points area of Atlanta.
The atmosphere of the place is pretty cool; essentially it’s popular enough that they can do whatever they want, from the Skeletor entrance to the biker bar motif to the very explicit rules written out on the front page of the menu for the customers to follow or face being thrown out in shame. It’s almost like an H.A. bar run by the Soup Nazi.
There is a pretty amazing selection of burgers, including this ludicrous page. I can’t fathom who could possibly eat the Triple Coronary, but if there’s any part of the world it’s actually plausible, it’s right here in the dirty South.
Mike had the Elvis burger, topped with peanut butter, bacon and fried bananas, along with sweet potato fries and a hot marshmallow dip. Very tasty, but it could have used a sharp cheese to cut through all the sweetness.
I had the Blue Shroom burger, topped with a thick layer of savoury homemade blue cheese sauce, bacon and sauteed mushrooms. On a recommendation from the drummer of The Chariot, an amazing local spazzy noisepunk band, I had the tater tots on the side with their famous cheese fondue, and the whole thing was a decadent, fatty celebration of American excess.
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CANCUN — What better place to hold an international conference on protecting biological diversity than one which, according to environmentalists, has so far failed to do so?
Cancún is seen by some as a perfect example of the loss of biodiversity and the degradation of natural resources by unplanned urban and tourist development, along with the systematic violation of environmental laws.
Development in the region has had a negative impact on one of the city’s major assets: its beaches. McCoy reported that the original extent of those beaches has decreased by 97% — from 309,000 square meters to 8,200.
This is not only the result of powerful hurricanes but of the construction of more than 100 hotels on the coastal dunes and the removal of mangroves.
The local Ecologist Group of the Mayab (Gema) has charged that the alteration of Cancún’s original urban development program (PDU) has allowed the construction of “unthinkable” projects in areas of high environmental fragility.
The newspaper El Universal reported that on December 18 last year, while Environment Secretary Rafael Pacchiano was signing a biodiversity commitment in Paris, his agency granted the authorization for Spanish resort developer Grupo RIU to build a 15-story, 565-room hotel in the rainforest of Cancun’s Punta Nizuc.
The Hotel Riviera Cancún is to be constructed in an area of influence of two natural protected areas in a zone considered vulnerable in a report commissioned by the Tourism Secretariat.
A controversy ensued after it was revealed that the National Protected Areas Commission, Conanp, had officially warned the Environment Secretariat (Semarnat) on November 30 that Grupo RIU had denied the existence of a 21,000-square-meter mangrove swamp in the area proposed for construction.
Conanp’s assessment of the Grupo RIU project found it “unviable” but Semarnat authorized it nonetheless.
The Mexican Center of Environmental Law (Cemda) said the hotel represented a threat to the zone’s coastal dune ecosystems, beaches and wetlands, and to the natural nesting grounds of sea turtles.
The National Tourism Promotion Fund (Fonatur) originally opposed the project but changed its position after then-chief Héctor Gómez Rabasa met with Grupo RIU representatives, who agreed to the expansion of a wastewater treatment plant and the creation of a seawater desalination facility.
Semarnat has since authorized a second Grupo RIU project for Isla Mujeres, while a 10-story, 1,789-room Hard Rock Hotel is waiting to be authorized in Cancún.
The latter includes the installation of an artificial “mega-pool” to be developed by Crystal Lagoons.
“It’s as absurd as attempting to build an artificial beach 23 meters away from a sea as beautiful as the Mexican Caribbean,” said a representative from Gema.
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A few years after I started using computers, the very first IBM PC came out. I must have been one of the first people in Ottawa to buy this box, with 16 KB of RAM and no video card, because the salesman wasn't experienced enough to point out that the machine would be totally useless without the video card! Although the box wasn't useful, it did say “IBM” on it (at the time reserved solely for mainframes and the like), so it was impressive on its own. When I finally had enough money to buy the video card, I was able to run BASIC on my parents' TV. To me, this was the height of technology — especially with a 300 baud acoustically coupled modem! So, you can imagine my chagrin, when my friend Paul Trunley called me up and said, “Hey, log in to my computer!” I thought to myself, “Where did he get a VAX from?” since that was the only conceivable machine I knew about that would fit in his parents' house and let you “log in” to. So I called it up. It was a PC running an obscure operating system called “QUNIX,” with a revision number less than 1.00. It let me “log in.” I was hooked!
What has always struck me about the QNX family of operating systems is the small memory footprint, the efficiency, and the sheer elegance of the implementation. I would often entertain (or bore, more likely) dinner guests with stories about all the programs running concurrently on my machine in the basement, as we ate. Those who were knowledgeable about computers would speculate about how huge the disk must be, how I must have near infinite memory, etc. After dinner, I'd drag them downstairs and show them a simple PC with (at the time) 8 MB of RAM and a 70 MB hard disk. This would sometimes impress them. Those who where not impressed would then be shown how much RAM and disk space was still available, and how most of the used disk space was just data I had accumulated over the years.
As time passed, I've had the privilege of working at a number of companies, most of which were involved with some form of QNX development; (from telecoms, to process control, to frame grabber drivers, …), with the single most striking characteristic being the simplicity of the designs and implementation. In my opinion, this is due to the key engineers on the projects having a good understanding of the QNX operating system — if you have a clean, elegant architecture to base your designs on, chances are that your designs will also end up being clean and elegant (unless the problem is really ugly).
In November, 1995, I had the good fortune to work directly for QNX Software Systems (QSS), writing the training material for their two QNX Neutrino courses, and presenting them over the next three years.
It's these past 19 years or so that gave me the inspiration and courage to write the first book, Getting Started with QNX 4 — A Guide for Realtime Programmers, which was published in May, 1998. With this new book on QNX Neutrino, I hope to share some of the concepts and ideas I've learned, so that you can gain a good, solid understanding of how the QNX Neutrino OS works, and how you can use it to your advantage. Hopefully, as you read the book, light bulbs will turn on in your head, making you say “Aha! That's why they did it this way!”
QSS, the company that created the QNX operating system, was founded in 1980 by Dan Dodge and Gordon Bell (both graduates of the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada). Initially, the company was called Quantum Software Systems Limited, and the product was called “QUNIX” (“Quantum UNIX”). After a polite letter from AT&T's lawyers (who owned the “UNIX” trademark at the time), the product's name changed to “QNX.” Some time after that, the company's name itself changed to “QNX Software Systems” — in those days, everyone and their dog seemed to have a company called “Quantum” something or other.
The first commercially successful product was simply called “QNX” and ran on 8088 processors. Then, “QNX 2” (QNX version 2) came out in the early 1980s. It's still running in many mission-critical systems to this day. Around 1991, a new operating system, “QNX 4,” was introduced, with enhanced 32-bit operations and POSIX support. In 1995, the latest member of the QNX family, QNX Neutrino, was introduced.
This book is suitable for anyone wishing to gain a good fundamental understanding of the key features of the QNX Neutrino OS and how it works. Readers with a modest computer background should still get a lot out of the book (although the discussion in each chapter gets more and more technical as the chapter progresses). Even diehard hackers should find some interesting twists, especially with the two fundamental features of QNX Neutrino, the message-passing nature of the operating system and the way device drivers are structured.
I've tried to explain things in an easy-to-read “conversational” style, anticipating some of the common questions that come up and answering them with examples and diagrams. Because a complete understanding of the C language isn't required, but is definitely an asset, there are quite a few code samples sprinkled throughout.
This book introduces you to what the QNX Neutrino operating system is and how it functions. It contains chapters covering process states, threads, scheduling policies, message passing, operating system modularity, and so on. If you've never used QNX Neutrino before, but are familiar with realtime operating systems, then you'll want to pay particular attention to the chapters on message passing and resource managers, since these are concepts fundamental to QNX Neutrino.
An introduction to processes and threads in QNX Neutrino, realtime, scheduling, and prioritization. You'll learn about scheduling states and QNX Neutrino's scheduling policies, as well as the functions you use to control scheduling, create processes and threads, and modify processes and threads that are already running. You'll see how QNX Neutrino implements SMP (Symmetrical Multi-Processing), and the advantages (and pitfalls) that this brings.
“Scheduling and the real world” discusses how threads are scheduled on a running system, and what sorts of things can cause a running thread to be rescheduled.
An introduction to QNX Neutrino's most fundamental feature, message passing. You'll learn what message passing is, how to use it to communicate between threads, and how to pass messages over a network. Priority inversion, the bane of realtime systems everywhere, and other advanced topics are also covered here.
|This is one of the most important chapters in this book!|
Learn all about the system clock and timers, and how to get a timer to send you a message. Lots of practical information here, and code samples galore.
This chapter will teach you how to write interrupt handlers for QNX Neutrino, and how interrupt handlers affect thread scheduling.
Learn all about QNX Neutrino resource managers (also known variously as “device drivers” and “I/O managers”). You'll need to read and understand the Message Passing chapter before you write your own resource managers. The source for several complete resource managers is included.
|Resource managers are another important aspect of every QNX Neutrino-based system.|
This is an invaluable guide for anyone porting their QNX 4 application to QNX Neutrino, or having to maintain code on both platforms. (QNX 4 is QSS's previous-generation operating system, also the subject of my previous book, Getting Started with QNX 4.) Even if you're designing a new application, there may be demand from your customer base to support it on both QNX 4 and QNX Neutrino — if that happens, this section will help you avoid common pitfalls and show you how to write code that's portable to both operating systems.
Where you can turn to when you get stuck, find a bug, or need help with your design.
Contains definitions of the terms used throughout this book.
In addition to the custom kernel interface, QNX Neutrino implements a wide range of industry standards. This lets you support your favorite publishers when looking for information about standard functions from ANSI, POSIX, TCP/IP, etc.
Rob Krten has been doing embedded systems work, mostly on contract, since 1986 and systems-level programming since 1981. During his three year contract at QSS, he designed and presented QSS's courses on “Realtime Programming under the Neutrino Kernel” and “Writing a Resource Manager.” He also wrote the prototype version of QSS's QNX Neutrino Native Networking Manager (Qnet) software, as well as a significant portion of QSS's Building Embedded Systems book.
Both this book and his previous book, Getting Started with QNX 4 — A Guide for Realtime Programmers, have received a Society for Technical Communications (STC; http://www.stc.org/) Award of Merit.
This book would not have been possible without the help and support I received from the following people, who contributed numerous suggestions and comments: Dave Athersych, Luc Bazinet, James Chang, Dan Dodge, Dave Donohoe, Steven Dufresne, Thomas Fletcher, David Gibbs, Marie Godfrey, Bob Hubbard, Mike Hunter, Pradeep Kathail, Steve Marsh, Danny N. Prairie, and Andrew Vernon. (Apologies in advance if I've missed anyone.)
I'd like to particularly thank Brian Stecher, who patiently reviewed at least three complete drafts of this book in detail, and Peter van der Veen, who spent many nights at my place (granted, I did bribe him with beer and pizza), giving me insight into the detailed operations of QNX Neutrino's resource managers.
Thanks to Kim Fraser for once again providing the cover artwork.
Additionally, my thanks goes out to John Ostrander for his excellent grammatical suggestions and detailed proof-reading of of the book :-)
And of course, a special thank-you goes to my editor, Chris Herborth, for finding the time to edit this book, help out with the sometimes obscure SGML/LaTeX tools, etc., all while doing dozens of other things at the same time! [I told you to remind me not to do that again! – chrish]
I'd also like to gratefully acknowledge the patience and understanding of my wife, Christine, for putting up with me while I crawled off into the basement and ignored her for hours on end!


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By Caresse Favreau at August 13 2018 04:24:09
The content of the loan agreement includes the precise details of the agreement that has transpired between lender and debtor. Not only that, the agreement should also consider the standard government laws that is already in effect or established. Since the laws were created to protect all people, it is beneficial to both parties concerned.
Besides a standard loan for which a loan agreement is drawn up, there is another popular type of loan, the demand loan. That is a short term loan, with a period of repayment for up to 180 days. The date for the repayment of the loan is not fixed, and the interest rate for it is a floating one. The demand loan offers advantages for both borrowers and lenders. The lender can demand the repayment of the loan at any time, and on the other hand, the borrower does not need to adhere to a repayment in installments, as the repayment should be made for the entire amount. Furthermore, demand loans are easier to qualify for.
Lenders may require borrowers to submit a financial letter of hardship which explains the circumstances causing them to require a loan deferment. Hardship letters are usually required with federal student loans and real estate transactions such as loan modifications.
If you have any queries in future, then you should be able to easily contact the lender. For this purpose, you should ensure that the company name, corresponding address and the phone number are mentioned in the loan agreement than the details about the agent who has been processing the loan for you.
Loan agreements fall into two main types, according to the type of lender, and according to the type of facility. With respect to the type of lender, there are bilateral loans and syndicated loans. Syndicated loans are provided by groups of lenders, and their structuring and arrangement, as well as their administration, are carried out by more than one bank, commercial or investment ones, and the lending banks are also referred to as arrangers.
It is best to obtain a real estate forbearance agreement when deferring mortgage payments. Forbearance agreements prohibit lenders from commencing with foreclosure action unless borrowers' default on the contract. This is of particular importance when obtaining mortgage deferment to prevent foreclosure.

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Let’s be honest everything is about money these days no matter how good or even how bad the film maybe as long as $$$ are coming in that’s all seems to matter these days. Disney’s John Carter is becoming one big financial disaster for the studio despite bringing $120million worldwide so far out of $250 million budget MGM are calling their David Fincher directed The Girl With A Dragon Tattoo a moderate loss at $231 million!
These days it’s hard to be 18/R rated and to top it off a long running film (2hours 30mins) and with it’s original film a massive arthouse cinema hit it’s tricky road to please mainstream audiences as well. Despite the healthier box office compared to ‘Disney’s’ flop MGM CEO Gary Barber has said ”were hoping we’d do 10% more than we did,”.
These new revelations could have an knock on effect on The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets Nest been made or at lest in the manner they hope to be. Both films are been scheduled to be made but “assuming we can achieve better economics”, which may change if sales in the upcoming home entertainment release boost overall sales. This could also see the studio opting for another director instead of David Fincher despite the film maker holding rights to the first sequel and The Girl Who Played With Fire been his favourite of the three films.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is like any film especially these days doesn’t make more money than its budget it could scupper future films, but as for fanshoping to see David Fincher making the follow up films nothing is in stone just yet.

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Biden to Hold Cybersecurity Summit With Tech Giants, Top Banks, Energy Firms
WASHINGTON—President Biden is expected to host executives from major technology, financial and energy companies on Wednesday for a summit on national cybersecurity, a gathering that comes amid heightened fears about proliferating disruptive attacks on American businesses and infrastructure.
Top Silicon Valley chief executives, including Apple Inc.’s Tim Cook, Amazon.com Inc.’s Andy Jassy, Microsoft Corp.’s Satya Nadella and Alphabet Inc.’s Sundar Pichai are scheduled to attend the White House meeting, according to a list of participants shared by an administration official. Also expected are JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon and Brian Moynihan, president and CEO of Bank of America Corp. , among other representatives of the financial industry.
Wednesday’s summit is the first high-profile meeting Mr. Biden will have as president with the private sector to discuss cybersecurity. Senior White House officials have said for months that the problem is one of shared responsibility between government and industries—particularly those responsible for operating the nation’s critical infrastructure—and have recently suggested the administration could look to pursue mandates if voluntary security standards aren’t widely adopted.
Mr. Biden in the early months of his administration highlighted cybersecurity as a top national security concern in the wake of a devastating Russian espionage operation, discovered in the final months of the Trump administration, that compromised at least 10 federal agencies and 100 U.S. companies.
The issue grew more pronounced as a threat this spring and summer after a spree of high-profile ransomware attacks forced the shutdowns of a major U.S. fuel pipeline, a large meat distributor and a range of small businesses.
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José Víctor Fuentes
He is a Canary Islands filmmaker, also known as Zac73dragon or Zacarías de la Rosa.
After graduating in Business Administration and Management at the University of Las Palmas of Gran Canaria, he studied filmmaking in various schools of Madrid and at the New York Film Academy. In 2002 he returned to his hometown in the island of La Palma and created the film festival “El Festivalito”. He later extended his personal audiovisual revolution to all the islands, creating the competition Canarias Rueda.
He has filmed various short films and four feature films. Of his short films, the most relevant are: ‘The girl of the rain’, ‘Welcome to disneylandia’, ‘Zacarías’ el dragón de lluvia gris’ and ‘Desayuno con Pastillas’. His first feature film was 90 minutos & I love you, a collective film written online and filmed with a single sequence shot in Brooklyn, which received the Audience Award at the International Digital Festival of Florence in 2011. Next, he produced ‘La Luz de Mafasca’ (2012), a thriller with fantasy elements shot at the arid locations of the island of Fuerteventura, and shown on TVC, the Canary Island Television channel. He then returned to New York, where he filmed the diptych 11211, a quantum fable shot in Williamsburg neighborhood, which received the Special Mention Jury award at the LPA Film Festival in 2014. His latest feature film is ‘A veces el amor’, a filmic diary that he has shot for the last twenty years. He has also produced and directed the docufiction series Canarias Rueda for the Canary Island Television channel.
Graduated in English Language and Literature with additional education in Cultural Journalism and Communication, Paula is the Head of Press and the PR of independent producer and distributor AVALON. During her career she has participated in the release, promotion, and premiere of international films such as Son of Saul, The Lobster, Elle and The Sisters Brothers, as well as national releases such as Verano 1993, Akelarre and Los días que vendrán.
Fernando Guallar completed his education in acting, singing and voice acting in Madrid and New York. He has worked in several fiction productions, such as ‘Luis Miguel’, in Netflix; ‘Patria’, in HBO and ‘Velvet Colección’. He starred in the film by Nacho Álvarez ‘Explota, explota’ – nominated to Best Male Interpretation at the Andalusian Film Awards, ASECAN –. With ‘Gente que viene y bah’, by Patricia Font, Fernando moved into cinema productions. He has worked in short films such as ‘Postales’ by Inés Pintor and Pablo Santidrián, a role for which he received the Best International Actor award at the Flagler Film Festival in Florida and a nomination for Best Actor at the Festival de Piélagos. On stage, he has worked under the direction of Fernando Soto in the play ‘Dining Room’.
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Rafa Molés is a director, scriptwriter, and producer. His latest work is documentary feature film ‘Lobster Soup’ (2020), which premiered at the San Sebastián Festival and was either awarded or selected in 20 international festivals, including Visions du Réel, Thessaloniki and Dok.fest Munich. He is the co-director of documentaries ‘Picades contra el vidre’’ (2019), ‘Experimento Stuka’ (2018), ‘Sara Baras. Todas las voces’ (2017) and the award-winning documentary ‘Five days to dance’ (2014), the second most watched documentary of the year 2014 in Spanish movie theatres. His production company SUICAfilms, together with Pepe Andreu, has also produced documentaries such as ‘[m]otherhood’ (2018), awarded Best Script at La Cabina Festival, or fiction feature films with creators such as Carlos Marques-Marcet and Elena López Riera.
Graduated in Marketing, Advertisement and Public Relations and with an MA in Author Documentary by the Observatorio de Cine de Barcelona, Nagore Eceiza works, since 2013, as a producer, director, editor, DOP and colorist under the name of El Santo Films.
She feels very identified with the idea of using the social documentary genre as an educational tool, and has participated in film productions in Paris, Argelia, Israel, Ethiopia, Angola, Mozambique, Mexico, India, and Puerto Rico. She has also directed three short films: Después de María (2019) Fifty Rupees Only (2016) and Larre Motzean (2015). She is currently developing her first feature film: If you wish to make an apple pie.
Emilio Martí (Valencia, 1978), is an animator and art therapist; he uses animation in an experimental way, for activism and, often, collaboratively. His films include Desanimado (2011), a comedy about the fear of “being normal” and the documentary Marhaba (2016), produced with Syrian children refugees in Greece. In Makun (No llores) he animates the drawings from a Foreign Internment Center wall and accompanies them with personal stories of migrants, to demand the closure of these centers. He is currently directing and producing the animation series DERECHOS ANIMADOS (Animation Rights), an animated documentary about Occidental Sahara, Pequeño Sáhara, and Anetta, and experimental piece inspired by the life of Altean Singer Anetta Nicoli, as well as 4 animation pieces for CEAR Euskadi (Commission to Help Refugees) about refugees and displaced people affected by Climate Change.
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Laia Lluch (València 1987). Graduated in Audiovisual Communications, she is a producer and still image cinematographer. Her latest work includes the direction and production of fashion films, advertisements and videoclips. Her most recent job has been the videoclip Cadaqués by François. She has also worked in feature films as a still image cinematographer, including ‘Stockholm’ by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, ‘El sustituto’ by Óscar Aibar, ‘Mindanao’ by Borja Soler, ‘Vasil’ by Avelina Prat, ‘El agua’ by Elena López Riera, ‘Hollyblood’ by Jesus Font, ‘El juego de las llaves’ by Vicente Villanueva and ‘Llenos de gracia’ by Roberto Bueso.
Carla Pitarch (Valencia 1992) is a multidisciplinary artist specialized in animation. Recently she has self-learned animation and 3D and she combines her work as motion designer in Ana Mirats Studio with the project she has created together with her sister, África Pitarch, under the name Estudio Furia, dedicated to animation in all of its facets, having worked with musical groups or clients such as the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona.
Trained in London at the workshop of the prestigious milliner Edwina Ibbotson, being only 22 years old when he participated in creating commissions for the British Royal Family, including the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, as well as for the Ascot races, the meeting place of British aristocracy. Back in Spain, he opened his handmade millinery in Valencia. He has collaborated with Spanish brands Palomo Spain, Juan Vidal and Outsiders Division, as well as with New York designed Christian Siriano, who included pieces of the Valencian artist in his concept store in the Big Apple, The Curated NYC.
He has also created custom-made pieces for figurine maker Ana López Cobos, crossing his creations over into theatre. Celebrities who have counted on Betto García’s work include international rapper Cardi B, singers Rosalía, Mala Rodríguez and Amaia Romero, actresses Rossy de Palma, Penélope Cruz, Miriam Giovanelli, Úrsula Corberó, and many others.
Once again, Barreira A+D collaborates with La Cabina in its 14th edition: we will present the award for the Best Script of the Amalgama Section. In this case, the jury will include students of the Master in Scriptwriting for Film and New Media. The winner will be able to choose one of the following awards:
- A Visual Writing workshop with Pablo Berger -winner of ten Goya awards for Blancanieves-, that will take place in the Master Program in Scriptwriting for Film and New Media.
- An online meeting with creative director Polina Zakh [Sila Sveta Studio: [Drake, Cardi B, Alexander Wang] that will take place in the Master Program in Creative Digital Production.


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Even experts have to take their time with a new hamster. The easy instructions below shows you how to care for hamsters in their first few weeks with you. Get to know your pet and properly introduce yourself to him or her.
1. Let your hamster beAfter you set your new hamster up in the cage with adequate water and some food, leave it alone. Your hamster is probably terrified. Allow it a few days to scent its habitat and settle down. Refill food but don't try to handle it yet.
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3. Form a relationshipEase into handling your hamster:
ConclusionThis can take over weeks. Go at a pace you and your pet seems comfortable with. There's no rush. It is always a good idea to spend at least 15 minutes with your hamster. Let it become familiar and safe with you.
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The British economy has "fallen off a cliff" and entered a recession that shows every sign of developing into the worst since the Second World War, with unemployment soaring above three million by next year.
The slowdown has turned into recession: the question is now whether the recession will become a slump.
The Office for National Statistics said yesterday that the British economy shrank by 1.5 per cent in the last three months of 2008. Worse than most economists feared, it follows a contraction of 0.6 per cent in the third quarter of last year, and thus satisfies the conventional definition of recession, being two successive quarters of negative growth.
Output is 1.8 per cent lower than this time last year. It is the first time the UK economy has shrunk since 1991, and is the worst performance since the exceptionally deep downturn of 1980. The British economy grew by just 0.7 per cent last year, by far its worst performance since Labour came to power in 1997. The ONS also announced a fall in the value of retail sales last month, prompted by heavy discounting. The pound and the stock market slumped again on the news. Sterling hit a 24-year low against the dollar to close at $1.35. It stayed close to parity against the euro, while the FTSE 100 index fell almost 2 per cent before a late rally.
Despite the rescue package announced earlier in the week, investors continue to fear for the British banking system. The prospect of further nationalisations, and the assumption by the taxpayer of the major banking groups' vast liabilities in foreign currencies, continue to undermine confidence.
Economic commentators agreed that the numbers were dire. Charles Davis, an analyst with forecasters CEBR, said: "The economy fell off a cliff in the final quarter. The figures are the final nail in the coffin for Prime Minister Gordon Brown's claim to have 'ended boom and bust'. The UK economy is most definitely bust at the moment. With 2009 set to be an exceptionally tough year, interest rates are likely to remain close to the zero floor right through into 2010." Given the scale of the public and private debts now being paid back, most observers also believe the recovery, when it arrives, will be anaemic, with sluggish growth in British living standards for years to come.
Almost every sector of the economy is in decline – only agriculture, accounting for just 1 per cent of GDP – showed an increase in activity, and even that was tiny. Britain is in the thick of an "inventory recession". As sales fall and stocks rise, orders to manufacturers have been cut back savagely, amplifying the downturn.
But that could mean the pace of decline may slow. Philip Shaw of Investec said: "Our suspicion is that the scale of the decline reflects a sudden and considerable drawdown in inventories. We are still predicting a very shallow upturn in the second half of this year".
Particularly hard hit is manufacturing, down 4.6 per cent, especially the car industry, where production has almost halved. Distribution, again centring on the retail motor trade, and the rest of the hotel, restaurant and retail sectors, have also suffered. Construction remains in a very depressed state, as is financial services. Even the public sector, usually buoyant thanks to the Government's efforts to stimulate the economy, showed a decrease, apparently pushed lower by services such as recreation and refuse collection, although health and education spending is still growing.
The figures put the country on track for its worst year for economic growth since the Second World War, with a shrinkage in national output of about 3 per cent. That would mean that at the time of a 2010 election the economy may well be smaller than it was when Mr Brown became Prime Minister in June 2007. It would also have serious social implications for crime, drug abuse and social unease. Last week the ONS said unemployment reached 1.92 million in November, and the chances are that it will exceed three million by the end of this year.
That trend seems certain to lead to a still more depressed housing market and a rising tide of arrears and repossession. Repossessions were up by 13,161 between July and September last year, the latest data – or one family every 10 minutes losing the roof over their heads. These are already increasing pressure on the nation's severely depleted stock of social housing.
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Individuals dine in a restaurant on March 27, 2020 in Stockholm throughout the the brand new coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
Whereas the remainder of Europe imposes extreme restrictions on public life and closes borders and companies, Sweden is taking a extra relaxed method to the coronavirus outbreak.
In contrast to its fast neighbors Denmark, Finland and Norway (and nearly all of European nations) Sweden has not closed its borders or its faculties. Neither has it closed non-essential companies or banned gatherings of greater than two individuals, just like the U.Okay. and Germany.
Sweden’s response to the outbreak is being overseen largely by the nation’s Public Well being Company. It has taken a conspicuously totally different method to the coronavirus from its worldwide friends, trusting the general public to undertake voluntary, softer measures to delay the unfold of the virus.
This apparently laissez-faire method has attracted criticism each from inside Sweden, from a gaggle of epidemiologists, as properly from different international locations that are locking down public life to curb the outbreak.
The Public Well being Company’s lead epidemiologist, and a key determine in Sweden’s nationwide response to the coronavirus, is Anders Tegnell. He informed CNBC that though his nation’s technique to deal with the virus was totally different, the goal was the identical.
“My view is that mainly all European international locations are attempting to do the identical factor — we’re attempting to decelerate the unfold as a lot as attainable to maintain healthcare and society working … and we now have proven some totally different strategies to decelerate the unfold,” he informed CNBC Monday.
“Mainly we construct on social distancing, in a technique or one other,” he stated, including that the measures chosen by Sweden, and different international locations, have mirrored totally different cultural and authorized frameworks.
“Sweden has gone principally for voluntary measures as a result of that is how we’re used to working,” Tegnell stated. “And we now have a protracted custom that it really works reasonably properly.”
He added the company had defined to the inhabitants why social distancing was wanted, “and up to now, it has been working moderately properly.”
In distinction, Italy, the epicenter of Europe’s outbreak, has virtually 100,000 circumstances and over 10,000 deaths, the most recent information confirmed Sunday. In the meantime Spain, the second worst-hit nation in Europe, has near 80,000 confirmed circumstances and 6,500 deaths. The U.Okay., thought-about to be round two weeks behind Italy by way of the outbreak, has recorded virtually 20,000 circumstances and 1,228 deaths from the virus.
“The incline (in an infection and loss of life charges) in Sweden is much less steep than in lots of international locations and that is precisely what we’re attempting to attain,” Tegnell stated, including that opinion polls confirmed the Swedish public have been general in favor of the company’s method.
Tegnell did not rule out extra stringent measures in Sweden, nevertheless, telling CNBC that if there was a pointy enhance in circumstances, the federal government and Public Well being Company would have a “massive dialogue on what different measures we will take.”
This weekend, Prime Minister Stefan Löfven stated that isolating Stockholm might occur if the outbreak worsens, however that such measures usually are not at the moment being mentioned. He had beforehand insisted that efficiently combating the unfold of the virus was largely depending on particular person conduct.
Life carries on
Sweden has not fully diverged from the remainder of Europe. In an identical method to its neighbors, Sweden’s authorities has advocated working from dwelling if in any respect attainable, avoiding non-essential journey and the aged are suggested to keep away from social contact. After all, recommendation to clean palms often has additionally been promoted.
Eating places, bars, cafés and nightclubs have been informed to supply seated desk service solely. And as of Sunday, gatherings of greater than 50 persons are banned (the nation had initially suspended gatherings of greater than 500 individuals). It has additionally closed universities and schools, however faculties with college students beneath 16 years previous stay open.
As such, in comparison with elsewhere in Europe, life in Sweden feels eerily regular, Stockholm residents say.
“Being each an expat and an educator at a secondary faculty in Stockholm, I really feel conflicted,” Erik, a trainer in school in Stockholm, informed CNBC Sunday.
“I nonetheless want to enter work, on a crowded bus, to show my college students who’re suggested to maintain coming into faculty. We’re all arrange for distant studying, however secondary faculties usually are not closing any time quickly,” he stated.
He added that some colleagues have been dismissing considerations about coronavirus saying, “It is simply the flu, I am extra apprehensive concerning the begin of the pollen season,” and he additionally referred to the “nice belief” Swedes have of their public establishments.
Individuals stroll at Strandvagen in Stockholm on March 28, 2020, throughout the the brand new coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. – Sweden, which has stayed open for enterprise with a softer method to curbing the COVID-19 unfold than most of Europe, on March 27, 2020 restricted gatherings to 50 individuals, down from 500.
Tom, an Englishman who works in building in Stockholm, stated he was impressed that the nation remained so calm.
“Apart from the plain social media influences, I believe if they’d have enforced harsher initiatives like different international locations there would have been extra panic,” he stated.
“Individuals have been good in accommodating small adjustments of their lives to assist cease the unfold, and have been very useful to one another … To be sincere, Sweden has behaved precisely as I’d have anticipated the Swedes to behave.”
Stockholm residents acknowledged that there was a decline in exercise within the metropolis, and but social life continues.
“On Friday night, once I went on my method dwelling, I noticed a great deal of teams of each younger and middle-aged individuals hanging out on one of many central squares in Stockholm. It amazed me,” Erik stated.
“Whether or not the Swedish technique relies on science, reluctance to restrict individuals’s freedom, or on belief that residents will do what is required, will not be clear to me, in any respect.”
Restrictions or not, Sweden’s economic system will not escape unscathed from the disaster. Final week, Swedbank forecast that the economic system would contract 4% in 2020.
“The downturn within the Swedish economic system is broader and quicker than throughout the monetary disaster. Unemployment will attain 10% already by summer time, regardless of unprecedented fiscal stimulus,” Swedbank said in its report released last Wednesday.
“Most sectors within the Swedish economic system are bleeding. Within the companies sector, a number of firms are fully with out demand, deserted as cautious households have gone dwelling. Manufacturing is battling damaged provide chains and falling demand.”
The Swedish authorities has stated that its goal is to restrict the unfold of an infection within the nation and the influence on crucial companies, and it has launched some measures to restrict the financial influence of the virus.
Final week, it introduced an assist package deal for small- and medium-sized enterprises, saying it is going to assure 70% of recent loans banks present to firms which can be experiencing monetary issue as a result of virus. It additionally briefly decreased social safety contributions and launched firm hire assist.


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Scientific Name: Juniperus flaccida Schltdl. var. flaccida. Parent Species: See Juniperus flaccida. Taxonomic Source(s): Farjon, A. A Handbook of the. Juniperus flaccida. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species e. TA TAen. Juniperus flaccida. Juniperus flaccida Schltdl. Weeping Juniper, Drooping Juniper, Mexican Weeping Juniper, Mexican Drooping Juniper.
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The estimated extent of occurrence is well in excess of 20, km 2so the conservation status is “least concern;” while this species is subject to fire and overgrazing in some areas, no overall decline is evident Farjon Dunatchik, David Juniperux, Robert C.
Burch, Kathryn Byerley, M. Texas Zanoni and Adamswhere it grows in the Chisos Mtns. InRAPD sequencing for these three varieties revealed it to be polyphyletic, and each variety was then elevated to species rank Adams et al. If you can verify this image, please contact the Native Plant Database Manager.
Juniperus flaccida (drooping juniper) description
Leaves decurrent with mostly appressed tips, foliage weeping, bark exfoliating in thick, interlaced stripes. Woodland of deciduous oak Quercus sp.
Adams and Schwarzbach present the following junipeerus to separate the species in this group:.
Drooping juniper, drooping cedar Peattiecedro, cedro liso, cipres, enebro, sabino, tlascal, tascate, Mexican drooping juniper Zanoni and Adamsweeping juniper Adams Brooke Campbell, Paul Carlton, M. Tree, collected flacvida the toll road ca. Anderson, Beth Armstrong, Patricia K.
Branches drooping; branchlets drooping, flaccid; branching radial around older branches, forming space-filling not planar sprays. Hardy to Zone 8 cold hardiness limit between Sapling growing near the tree shown above. Available online at juniperus.
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The National Register of Big Trees. Pollen is shed late winter-early spring Adams [describing, at that time, var. Brief versions of the descriptions are available online at www. For a long time from the midth Century to aboutthere was only one Mexican juniper with drooping foliage, and it was called Juniperus flaccida. Growing on a N-facing slope in Morelos [C. Buchanan, Mary Buerger, J. The volatile leaf oils of Juniperus flaccida Schltdl.
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It was in Detroit that Honda stopped teasing the world and unveiled the NSX Concept. The world was excited. Now, chances are you’ll soon be seeing this car very soon in the cinemas, being driven by Iron Man himself, or so Hollywood’s rumour mill says. But before you head into the cinemas to drool at the car (I’ll be doing the same), here are a few more highlights of the next-generation NSX Concept as revealed by Honda.
The first thing that you should know about the NSX is that Honda is not joining the horsepower race. While most supercars are filled to the brim with the brute force of a large engine, the NSX will have a very favourable power-to-weight ratio. So, you can expect lightweight materials to be one of the defining features of this car.
There are no final numbers on its weight yet, but the dimensions of the NSX is as such: 4,330 mm long, 1,895 mm wide and 1,160 mm tall with a wheelbase of 2,575 mm. The NSX will have a front wheel size of 19-inches wrapped with 255/35 tyres and 20-inch units wearing 275/30 rubbers adorn the rear.
Beating in the middle will be Honda’s next-generation direct-injection VTEC V6 engine that will be partnered with a dual-clutch transmission and a third electric traction motor integrated within the transmission housing to give supercar acceleration while still having an efficient fuel consumption.
Two more electric motors can be found in the NSX, and they form what is called Super Handling-All Wheel Drive, or SH-AWD for short. This new hybrid all-wheel-drive system can instantly generate negative or positive torque to the front wheels during cornering. Honda predicts that the SH-AWD will deliver handling performance unlike any other.
The NSX will be developed by Honda R&D Americas and Ohio will be its chosen birth city. The bad news? The NSX will not be made anytime soon and will only go on sale in the next three years. Bummer.


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It has been almost three years since Exeter City enjoyed a Westcountry derby win against Yeovil Town and within minutes of the full-time blowing after their 1-0 win against Stevenage on Tuesday, manager Matt Taylor was drumming that message home to his players.
Dean Moxey had given the Grecians an impressive win against their top of the table rivals before he spoke to DevonLive about how Taylor had bene telling his players of that unwanted record in the changing room and it is one he wants to put right at Huish Park this weekend.
It is in fact April 2016 that the Grecians last beat the Glovers – that season, City were 2-0 winners at Huish Park and won the opening day fixture 3-2 – but it is Yeovil that have had the upper hand ever since.
“Yeovil away is always a tough place to go and I think it’s been three seasons now since we’ve beaten Yeovil,” said Taylor.
“They will be fired up and they will be right into it, but it will be another good game of football.
“I was impressed by Stevenage and we will do our prep for Yeovil, but it will be a proper game of football and hopefully we can take our full contingent of fans.
“We are second on the table, so we are going in the right direction. We are not getting over-confident and we will take each game as it comes.
“This was a big week and we wanted to target a good points return, so we will go to Yeovil and give it everything we have got.”
The Grecians extended their unbeaten run to five games in League Two with Tuesday’s win against a Stevenage side that started the day in fourth. However, it is not just results that have been impressive for Exeter, but performances as well.
“The performances are the main thing,” Taylor added. “We have to keep believing that if we perform to our maximum and give ourselves a chance in every game, then we will pick up points.
“We night not have scored as many goals as we would have liked on Tuesday night, but we certainly created enough in terms of that first half.
“We are in a good place at the moment, we were disappointed off the back of what happened on Saturday and sometimes in football, you don’t get what you deserve.
“But it is very much onto the next now and we face a big test and a local derby at the weekend.”
The two sides have already played out a goalless draw at Huish Park this season in the Checkatrade Trophy, although the Grecians did win the subsequent penalty shoot-out. And Taylor believes the experience of having already played there this season can only help his players.
“Both teams made a fair few changes, so we will have an ideal of the way they play and we will watch them, but injuries and suspensions, form and fitness all plays a part,” he added.
“You can do all the prepping you want for certain opposition and you think you know their starting line-up and then it changes, so we won’t take anything for granted.


[By James Hobbs in London] We recently followed a street tree walk around our local streets from Paul Wood’s enlightening book London’s Street Trees. It was a bit of an epiphany to realise what an urban arboretum we have been walking under all these years: the route took in strawberry trees, tulip trees, dawn redwoods, Persian ironwoods, juneberries, wild service and Japanese pagoda trees, among others. Hackney, the borough of central London we live in, has alone planted more than 1,000 street trees since 2018.
This almond tree (you won’t recognise it from my drawing) grows on the pavement outside David Adjaye’s Sunken House. Adjaye’s designs include the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, and the Mole House, just around the corner from the Sunken House, which was once owned by the Hackney Mole Man, who spent years tunnelling under the house with unfortunate consequences. I wrote about it on the Urban Sketchers blog a few years ago when the house was still a ruin.