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London has too many buildings to be characterised by one architectural style. This is due, in part, to the varying ages of its buildings with dating back as far as the 11th century, such as The Tower of London. Many of London's large, opulent, houses and public buildings, such as the National Gallery, were constructed using Portland stone. However, different parts of the city have styles of their own. For example, the area to the west of central London is characterised by white stucco buildings. Although some do exist, few of London's surviving buildings pre-date the Great Fire of 1666. Those that do may have a trace of Roman remains or are of Tudor origins.
London is also a very green city with many parks and open spaces for inhabitants and visitors to enjoy. In central London there are a number of Royal Parks: Hyde Park and its neighbour Kensington Gardens, Regent's Park which is home to London Zoo, Green Park and St James's Park. Further out from the centre there is Greenwich Park, Bushey Park, Richmond Park and Victoria Park. Primrose Hill and Hampstead Heath to the north of Regent's Park are popular spots to view the ever changing London skyline.
Portsmouth is a city located in the county of Hampshire on the south coast of England. Visitors to the city are spoilt with things to do and places to see. For those interested in naval history the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is a must. The Dockyard has 800 years of naval history and is the oldest dry dock in the world, as well as being the home for two-thirds of the Royal Navy's surface fleet. Alternatively, get a birds-eye view of the city and ascend the Spinnaker Tower or find out more about the historic landings at the D-Day Museum. Portsmouth's location makes it an ideal base for exploring the rest of Hampshire and the south of England. Discover the region's fascinating villages, towns, cities, waterfront and rolling countryside. Gosport is just on the other side of Portsmouth Harbour and can be reached by a four minute ferry ride. Gosport has a lovely combination of waterfront activities and peaceful countryside which visitors enjoy. Whilst there go onboard a Royal Navy Submarine, HMS Alliance, or go back in time and go aboard the first Royal Submarine, Holland 1. You can also follow the Waterfront Trail which is a 3km walk that links the town’s main attractions while gazing at the yachts gliding in and out of the marina.

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My research project aims to identify and explore the relationships between diverse actors and everyday infrastructures and networks of electricity, asking when in particular such interactions are understood to be illicit, illegitimate or/and criminal. Through extended qualitative research methods with actors involved in different negotiations of electricity and its infrastructures (Thermal power plants) in Chennai and other locations in Tamil Nadu, India, the project attempts to articulate the socio-material politics associated with legitimising and resisting electricity infrastructures in the state. Thus, the project will also explore the translation of legal frameworks that interact with electricity and its infrastructures, exploring the organization of people and things that are attached to the same.
At present, I'm following labour rights activists, labour unions, environmental activists and anti-corruption groups that identify large scale energy infrastructure projects as sites of plural illegalities.
I'm supervised by Dr Jamie Cross and Dr Lotte Hoek.
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Boursin Cheese Stuffed Peppadews possess a sweet, spicy, and surprising taste that is simply delicious! (Don’t bother saying that 3 times fast instead just pop on in your mouth, it will speak for itself.) Usually my husband eats these faster than I can stuff. I hope you find a way to save some for your guest!
Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Vegetarian
a container of fresh peppadews (found in the olive bar)
1 package of Boursin Cheese -Garlic & Fine Herbs
Drain the peppadews. With a small spoon scoop up chunks of the cheese to insert in the peppadews. Make sure you have a towel on hand to keep hands clean (I have tried several ways of stuffing these, but none of them proved to be neater than the other) and wipe away any cheese that is on the outside of the pepper. Can be made a day or two ahead. Enjoy!
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The concert band world lost an icon over this past weekend. William Francis McBeth (March 9, 1933 – January 6, 2012) was a prolific American composer, whose wind band works are highly respected. Among the most popular of his nearly 60 band works were Chant and Jubilo, Of Sailors and Whales, Through Countless Halls of Air, Masque, Kaddish, Canto and Caccia. The popularity of his works in the United States during the last half of the twentieth century led to many invitations and appearances as a guest conductor, where he often conducted the premiere performances of some of his compositions, the majority of which were commissioned. His conducting activities have taken him to forty-eight states, three Canadian provinces, Japan, and Australia.
From 1957 until his retirement in 1996, McBeth taught at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. He had an early start to his musical training, studying piano with his mother and taking up the trumpet in the second grade. He attended Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas. While an undergraduate at H-SU, McBeth played in the university band. From December 1952 to January 1953, the band traveled with U.S. Camp Shows to Europe. He also played string bass in a jazz combo, which was unusual for the time period due to widespread segregation throughout the South. He was initiated into the University of Texas Alpha Iota Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia in 1957. In 1962, McBeth conducted the Arkansas All-State Band, with future president Bill Clinton playing in the tenor saxophone section. He served as the third conductor of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra from 1970 until 1973. He died aged 78 in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
McBeth’s most outstanding awards have been the Presley Award at Hardin-Simmons University, the Howard Hanson Prize at the Eastman School of Music for his Third Symphony in 1963, recipient of an ASCAP Special Award each consecutive year from 1965 to present, the American School Band Directors Association’s Edwin Franko Goldman Award in 1983, elected Fellow of the American Wind and Percussion Artists by the National Band Association in 1984, National Citation from Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia fraternity in 1985, in 1988 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia’s Charles E. Lutton Man of Music Award for his achievement and continued contribution to American music, Kappa Kappa Psi’s National Service to Music Award in 1989, Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinic’s Medal of Honor in 1993 and Past President of the American Bandmasters Association. In 1975 McBeth was appointed Composer Laureate of the State of Arkansas by the Governor, the first Composer Laureate named in the United States.


text: Low-income people with mental illnesses and those who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid are experiencing problems in moving to the new Medicare drug benefit, according to the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare (NCCBH). During a recent media briefing, NCCBH CEO/president Linda Rosenberg said, "This is not a program designed for people with serious mental illness. These people already had a prescription benefit under Medicaid. Our providers and the consumers we are focused on have new problems, when prior to this they actually had a benefit that was working. Something has been taken away, and what has been given is a very difficult program to implement and to manage." Rosenberg said NCCBH is concerned about how difficult it will be in the future for providers to prescribe these medications, which can be expensive, and for consumers to get them. For more information, visit http://www.nccbh.org/.

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The cantilevered roofs along with the lavish use of floor-to-ceiling glass windows ensure that there is plenty of natural ventilation along with some lovely views of the green that lay outside. While the common areas and the sitting space provides for some lovely views the bedrooms offer contrasting privacy which ensure that you have the best of both worlds.
In fact these contemporary dwellings can serve as ideal housing options for first-time buyers students military personnel and many others. You have to give snaps to designers who prioritize making cutting edge housing available to all. As the L41 website states “Small is beautiful.”
The interiors are kept simple and not crowded and the ergonomic furnishings also help accentuate the home’s understated beauty. The stylish pool and the natural panorama surely allow you to kick back and live life at your own gentle pace.
It is always better to go for a revamp and remodeling of your existing home than to dismantle the structure completely to get something ‘newer and shinier’. It is not just cost effective and resourceful but will save you plenty of hassle and with all the magic that modern design studios unleash you can still get exactly the home that you have dreamed about.
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In the late 1800s during heavy industrial surges, exploitation ran wild. Women, children, blacks and immigrants were browbeaten and demoralized in order to line the pockets of the fat cats who ran Big Business. Workers were divided by gender and ethnicity, so camaraderie was severely deficient. Fast-forward about 120 years and worker solidarity is still sadly jeopardized by lax border patrol and vague reforms – the latest by President Bush.
The President recently proposed a temporary worker program for illegal immigrants in the United States. Administered by the Department of Homeland Security, the program would give undocumented workers guaranteed wage and employment rights under a renewable three-year visa. Once their stay is up, workers would be expected to return to their home country or apply for permanent residency in the U.S.
Theoretically, employers who would hire these workers must show that they cannot find native personnel to fill the jobs. However, this process is likely to be rushed or overlooked entirely by employers who would rather pay migrants sub par wages.
The eight million Americans out of work will not benefit from the United States absorbing immigrants, including the millions of Mexicans who have already infiltrated or are working on sneaking past boarder patrol. The ethnic assortment of immigrants stealing American jobs will make it ever so easy for employers to exploit all workers, American or not, by pitting one group against another.
As Raul Yzaguirre, president of the nation’s largest Latino civil rights organization said, the proposal “appears to offer the business community full access to the immigrant workers it needs, while providing very little to the workers themselves.”
Additionally, word of mouth about the proposal has spurred an increase in traffic along the border. The Border Patrol recently released numbers showing a swell in detainments of illegal immigrants over a five-month period. During this time last year the number was 22,375. This year the number has risen to 31,204. Keep in mind; these numbers are for the San Diego sector alone.
Immigrants themselves have even been reporting that Bush’s proposal has enticed them to take their chances at illegally entering the country. A recent study showed that out of 162 refugees stopped at the San Ysidro port of entry, 94 cited the temporary worker program as their primary reason for trying to enter the country.
This is unacceptable. The number of immigrants will continue to rise due to this proposal, and time is not on America’s side. The suggestion by President Bush still needs to be deliberated in Congress, and that process could take over a year.
However, President Bush is likely to capitalize on this political maneuver. By strategically waiting three years to address the issue, it is probable that the president is looking to sway the Latino vote in November’s election.
Florida, which was problematic for the president in 2000, has an increasingly large amount of Hispanic immigrants. In recent elections they have tended to vote Democratic, including an overwhelming 62 percent for candidate Al Gore in the last election. Bush badly needs this vote to trump the opposition come fall.
More so than a political maneuver, this proposal undercuts hardworking American citizens. As mentioned, competition between ethnic groups and resentment toward immigrants will only continue to divide this country. It will do nothing more than revert the nation back to turn of the century politics where workers worried more about the day-to-day then about unionization and wage levels.
As a Wisconsin ironworker complained in the late 1800s, “Immigrants work for almost nothing and seem to be able to live on wind – something which I can not do.”
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In 2005 Gerald Paul was appointed CEO of Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. (NYSE:VSH). First, this article will compare CEO compensation with compensation at similar sized companies. After that, we will consider the growth in the business. And finally we will reflect on how common stockholders have fared in the last few years, as a secondary measure of performance. The aim of all this is to consider the appropriateness of CEO pay levels.
How Does Gerald Paul's Compensation Compare With Similar Sized Companies?
According to our data, Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. has a market capitalization of US$2.2b, and pays its CEO total annual compensation worth US$7.1m. (This is based on the year to December 2018). While we always look at total compensation first, we note that the salary component is less, at US$1.2m. As part of our analysis we looked at companies in the same jurisdiction, with market capitalizations of US$1.0b to US$3.2b. The median total CEO compensation was US$4.1m.
As you can see, Gerald Paul is paid more than the median CEO pay at companies of a similar size, in the same market. However, this does not necessarily mean Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. is paying too much. A closer look at the performance of the underlying business will give us a better idea about whether the pay is particularly generous.
You can see, below, how CEO compensation at Vishay Intertechnology has changed over time.
Is Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. Growing?
On average over the last three years, Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. has grown earnings per share (EPS) by 99% each year (using a line of best fit). Its revenue is up 5.6% over last year.
This shows that the company has improved itself over the last few years. Good news for shareholders. It's good to see a bit of revenue growth, as this suggests the business is able to grow sustainably. Shareholders might be interested in this free visualization of analyst forecasts.
Has Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. Been A Good Investment?
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. has served shareholders reasonably well, with a total return of 18% over three years. But they would probably prefer not to see CEO compensation far in excess of the median.
We examined the amount Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. pays its CEO, and compared it to the amount paid by similar sized companies. As discussed above, we discovered that the company pays more than the median of that group.
However, the earnings per share growth over three years is certainly impressive. We also think investors are doing ok, over the same time period. You might wish to research management further, but on this analysis, considering the EPS growth, we wouldn't call the CEO pay problematic. Whatever your view on compensation, you might want to check if insiders are buying or selling Vishay Intertechnology shares (free trial).
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happy ash wednesday, all
sometimes it’s hard to be a christian who lives like a christian. a lot of times it’s easier to notice other people who have this problem than when we have it ourselves. some days i don’t feel like loving my neighbor. but sometimes it’s a little different than that- i think sometimes i don’t entirely understand what it means to live like Jesus wants me to, or (even scarier) to live like Jesus DID. what would Jesus have said to the girl who was brought up half-Jewish, half-Christian who went to synagogue weekly and to Christian camp in the summer, was told at her Christian camp that she was going to hell, and as a result has no religious beliefs at all now? those camp counselors were trying to live like christians- but somewhere they messed up, and forgot that Jesus’ message was a message of love and not condemnation (John 3:17). but as a fellow human, i know i do that all the time.
or what would Jesus say to the boy whose status message tonight read something to the effect of “was handing out napkins today for people to wipe that [poop] off their foreheads” (he was referring to the ashes on their heads)? i know what Jesus would say- he would love him and tell him that he loves people with ashes on their foreheads too, but not any more than he loves the boy.
not even a little bit more.
Jesus doesn’t have even a little bit of conditional love- whether or not we love him does not affect his love for us even a little bit.
i can’t understand love like that. but i’m living in the grip of love like that.
and i’m called to go and share love like that.
with everyone- even the people i don’t like. and the people who don’t like me.
lucky for me, i have a perfect example, and that’s what i’m reflecting on today and during this season.


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When I began photography in the olden times of slide film (can you say Kodachrome?), I concentrated on mammals, those great creatures with fur. Birds appeared when other wildlife didn’t but they were never my main focus until I moved to Merida, Yucatan in 2007. Behind my home, an empty lot covered in shrubs, vines, and trees, implored me to watch the wildlife there. The tallest, leafless tree I named the
“Barreness,’’ who beckoned me to observe the diversity of her many feathered friends where she provided respite. Finally I ordered my first digital camera in 2010.
In 2011 I began my weekly column for The Yucatan Times using bird images as encouragement for people to observe nature for a truly balanced life. Plus readers learned of several local parks with an abundance of fresh water, an uncommon factor in the Yucatan Peninsula, but a common attractant for birds. In five years I’d recorded 56 species in my backyard in this city of about 1,000,000 people because that undeveloped lot offered food and shelter.
Last month I participated in a photo workshop in Clemson, South Carolina in a different backyard. Owner Carl Ackerman converted his home space, which sits on 2.5 acres into a birding oasis with a tiny waterfall, slow moving stream, native plants and trees, and rocks along with various bird feeders. He also built a reflection pool. A maximum of five photographers can sit, talk, and actually not disturb the birds in a bird blind at either location. The blind at the stream is named The Nut House and the link is here:
This set-up works well for resident birds but importantly the stream entices migrating birds to drink and bathe. Plus all birds have a choice to select from the menu of berries, nuts, seeds, insects, and/or suet. Spring and fall are the most active times at The Nut House. How amazed to see a female Eastern Towhee and a Scarlet Tanager sharing a bath in that tiny stream … or anywhere!
If you’ve ever had the chance to watch the frantic antics of either a male or female American Redstart, then you’d appreciate the opportunity to photograph them as they stop their manic behavior of hopping straight up, swishing their tails side to side, frantic limb chasing, and perching for a nano-second to be intrigued at running water.
So why I am writing this specific column? My reasons are many and I’ll list a few in no particular order.
Carl is an award-winning photographer with published images in many sports magazines and a jaw-dropping national college football championship book. But he’s given that up to put his heart and soul to provide this backyard bird haven. And I do mean haven because he was able to save this land from development. His workshop costs basically cover bird food. I think his efforts could inspire others to improve their city backyards with native plants, water, appropriate food, and shelter.
We know our avian friends have declined in billions of numbers and still do. As the human population continues to expand, having these “relief centers” in cities will be important for sustainability of birds. They remind me of wildlife corridors, land areas which connect to provide a means for predators to escape road crossings and population encroachment.
Plus I want to showcase a few species that are in the US who then migrate through or stop over as winter visitors in the Yucatan Peninsula or Mexico.
Also, I need to continue to learn more technical details about photography. Carl is a splendid teacher and his laid-back persona may appear to mask his photographical knowledge, but he can explain the why’s and how to’s clearly.
And last, but not least, I was able to photograph species I seldom have a chance to see up close much less photograph and observe their behavior without binoculars. Usually when I look at warblers with my binoculars, my neck can only tolerate looking high in the canopy for a short time. I never thought I’d see these specific small songbirds drink water or bathe.
I’ve scattered a few images from the workshop in the column. Here are a couple more and gray squirrels and chipmunks joined the feathered fiesta!
DON’T LET NATURE BECOME WHERE THE WILD THINGS WERE.
DISCLAIMER: I may not have found the latest research in my efforts.
Yucatan Peninsula Bird List/July 2019, Sal a Pajarear Yucatán (Guía de Aves), Birds and Reserves of the Yucatán Peninsula. A Guide to Birds of Mexico and Northern Central America,
Cherie Pittillo, “nature inspired,” photographer and author, explores nature everywhere she goes. She’s identified 56 bird species in her Merida, Yucatan backyard view. Her monthly column features anecdotes about birding in Merida, Yucatan and also wildlife beyond the Yucatan.
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That place sounds divine! What a thrill to see warblers at eye level. Wonderful pictures as usual.
Yes, Bruce, it is divine! And you are correct about warbler observation at eye level or lower in the stream. Thanks so much!
What a treat! I really loved seeing Birds I usually never see. So glad you had the opportunity to attend the Ackerman Nut House workshop.
Kudos to him for creating such a space and for fighting off the developers.
Yes, Carl Ackerman has done wonders in a small space and barely received the support he needs to comply with city regs. But he never gave up. I think anyone attending The Nut House would be delighted to enjoy the closeness to so much nature. Thanks for responding, Diane.
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Stef partners with SportAidons for an exceptional auction
On Wednesday 3 June, the Stef association launched its first sports jersey auction. Due to exceptional circumstances, we wanted this operation to benefit those who were and still are on the frontline during the coronavirus crisis.
To do so, our organisation wanted to offer a jersey in addition to a financial donation to SportAidons. Launched by goalkeeper and member of the French national handball team, Cyril Dumoulin, the association initially raised 330,000 euros. In its second phase, it hopes to reach 330,000 donors with a minimum donation of 5 euros.
Raising awareness through sport
For the initiative, SportAidons called upon many sportsmen and women. Among them, racing cyclists Thomas Voeckler and Brian Coquard, tennis player Julien Benneteau, some football personalities such as Patrice Garande or Valentin Rongier. Not forgetting the Olympic judo vice-champion Clarisse Agbegnenou.
Like Stef, SportAidons wants to raise awareness and attract attention through sport. And it was only natural that our two organisations quickly teamed up and auctioned off the Chelsea jersey, autographed by all the players and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.


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Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is a medical condition where a blood clot is formed in a vein deep inside your body due to slower blood flow because of weak valves in the veins. DVT mostly occurs in your lower leg, however can also occur in your thigh or pelvis.
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) can lead to major health problems. In some cases, it can be fatal. Sometimes a clot can break and cause blockage in the pulmonary arteries in the lungs. This is called Pulmonary Embolism. This is why if you think you have DVT, you should consult a doctor immediately.
In normal cases, deep vein blood clots form in your lower leg or in your thigh. But, it can also develop on other body parts. But, the common symptoms associated with the DVT are:
DVT is triggered by the blood clot that interrupts blood circulation. the clot that usually forms in the vein can occur due to several reasons like:
The physical damage to your blood vessel’s wall can affect the blood flow. It can either narrow or block the blood flow resulting in a blood clot.
If you undergo any surgery, then it increases your chances of developing a blood clot. It is due to the fact that the blood vessels can get damaged during the invasive procedure.


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I never had and never will have round in the chamber - instead I practice racking the slide when dryfiring. Racking slide instinctively becomes as quick/smooth as drawing from the holster. The time it takes me to take the gun out, rack the slide, and place sights on target is minimal since the gun follows the same trajectory out of the holster and on target without slowing down. Racking the slide takes place while the gun is moving to the target.
My rationale - I want to guarantee no AD due to operator error and I don't want to shoot myself in the hip when the adrenaline dump begins and your fine motor reflexes go out the window making you likely to accidentally place finger on the trigger and squeeze the trigger without realizing you are doing this.
If not cambering round works for Israeli military - a superb force operating in some of the most challenging/dangerous environments - it is good enough for me.
But you need to practice (and practice, and practice) racking the slide. As a bonus, being able to quickly rack the slide makes you faster when clearing malfunctions.
So....... can you draw your weapon and rack the slide with one hand? In a reasonable amount of time, say.... 2 seconds or less?
Could you rack the slide after having fended off a blow from a baseball bat with your left arm, that is now broken in one or more places?
Could you rack the slide with one hand when the lunatic attacking you has stuck his knife into the meaty part of your forearm because you had to block it from entering your chest, and he's now jerking the knife all over hell and gone trying to get it out for another try?
Honestly, I'm not flaming you, i want you to carry however you're comfortable. Just want to give you some scenarios to think about. There is a real chance that in any self defense situation you'll be injured, and who knows what part of your body may or may not be working properly.


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Reader, I Married Him (Hardback)Tracy Chevalier (editor)
‘This collection is stormy, romantic, strong – the Full Brontë’ The Times
A collection of short stories celebrating Charlotte Brontë, published in the year of her bicentenary and stemming from the now immortal words from her great work Jane Eyre.
The twenty-one stories in Reader, I Married Him – one of the most celebrated lines in fiction – are inspired by Jane Eyre and shaped by its perennially fascinating themes of love, compromise and self-determination.
A bohemian wedding party takes an unexpected turn for the bride and her daughter; a family trip to a Texan waterpark prompts a life-changing decision; Grace Poole defends Bertha Mason and calls the general opinion of Jane Eyre into question. Mr Rochester reveals a long-kept secret in “Reader, She Married Me”, and “The Mirror” boldly imagines Jane’s married life after the novel ends. A new mother encounters an old lover after her daily swim and inexplicably lies to him, and a fitness instructor teaches teenage boys how to handle a pit bull terrier by telling them Jane Eyre’s story.
Edited by Tracy Chevalier, this collection brings together some of the finest and most creative voices in fiction today, to celebrate and salute the strength and lasting relevance of Charlotte Brontë’s game-changing novel and its beloved narrator.
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Number of pages: 304
Weight: 480 g
Dimensions: 222 x 141 x 32 mm
‘Dazzling’ DAILY MAIL ‘These stories will enrich and complicate future readings of Jane Eyre, as the best fan fiction should’ GUARDIAN ‘The success of this book owes much to [Chevalier’s] enthusiasm … it’s quite amazing to see the quality of work on show’ EVENING STANDARD ‘A terrific set of stories by some of our leading novelists, each of whom engages with a chosen aspect of Jane Eyre’ THE NEW STATESMAN ‘This collection is stormy, romantic, strong – the Full Brontë’ The Times ‘A clever idea well-executed; a treat for fans of short fiction and for Brontë's many ardent fans’ KIRKUS REVIEWS ‘Exemplary…written by some of today's best female writers’ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE ‘Absorbing and entertaining, READER, I MARRIED HIM is an inventive and a satisfying tribute to a great novel’ Book Reporter ‘These pieces create a beguiling picture of women and men and desire, in which everyone is searching, like Jane, for happiness and wondering whether marriage is really an answer. The book acts as a prism spreading all kinds of literary and historical refractions, and it’s a reminder that Charlotte Brontë, too, has many sides’ GLOBE AND MAIL
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NVIDIA GeForce4 AGP 8x Performance Preview October 08, 2002 Chris Angelini
Summary: NVIDIA's annual fall refresh is upon us, NV18 and NV28 are here! Today we're looking at reference boards based on the GeForce4 Ti 4200 (NV28) and GeForce4 MX 440 (NV18) cores. Besides AGP 8x support, one of the cards comes with new clock speeds. Find out how the perform in comparison to their predecessors in today's article!
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Despite overwhelming performance from ATI’s flagship, NVIDIA is still the market leader. Think about that for a second – to lead the graphics market in sales is a prestigious achievement, and NVIDIA has put forth a tremendous effort in its quest. That said, NVIDIA needs to maintain its drive if ATI’s recent challenge is to be staved. NV30 will be the first major attempt to reclaim the performance crown, but the battle has to be fought in the mainstream market as well (we all know that the OEMs sell more GeForce4 MX cards than Ti 4600’s).
In order to gain an advantage over competing products like the RADEON 9000 Pro, NVIDIA is retrofitting its bestsellers with AGP 8x support. Apparently, the feature warrants a new core name, hence the recent announcement of the NV28 and NV18 graphics processors. Think of the new products as technology updates, though, rather than the “refresh” we used to expect every six months. We’ll have to wait for NV30 before the real excitement begins.
The Cards – 128MB Ti 4200 and 64MB MX 440
In moving from NV25 to NV28, NVIDIA has only made one significant addition – AGP 8x. Surprisingly, the GeForce4 Ti 4200 with AGP 8x support operates at 250MHz, just like the currently available NV25. Even the accompanying Thin Small Outline Package (TSOP) DDR memory modules operate at the same 500MHz frequency. Philips’ SAA7104E/V1 handles video output, while Silicon Images’ Sil164CT64 powers the DVI output on the card’s back plate. A VGA output is also present, giving the Ti 4200 AGP 8x dual-monitor capabilities through NVIDIA’s nView 2.0 software. For all intents and purposes, this is the same GeForce4 Ti 4200 you’ve come to know and love, only with AGP 8x capabilities.
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Conversely, the RADEON 9000 Pro seems to have motivated NVIDIA to bolster the GeForce4 MX 440’s performance; again, NVIDIA is only focusing on the “best seller” at first. Our NV18 reference card arrived clocked at 275/512MHz; though NVIDIA claims the actual frequency should be 275/500MHz. Thus, our tests reflect the adjusted 500MHz effective memory speed, which compares favorably against the 270/400MHz NV17 reference card. Most MX 440 boards based on the NV17 core are actively cooled. This is not the case with NVIDIA’s NV18 reference design, though, as a passive heat sink rests atop the GPU. Philips’ SAA7114H provides video input capabilities, with 9-bit analog-to-digital converters (ADC) indicating the possibility of a planned Personal Cinema package with AGP 8x support. Like the Ti 4200, the GeForce4 MX 440 offers both VGA and DVI outputs. However, the NV18’s integrated TMDS transmitter drives the DVI output.
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Overclocking and System Setup
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The GeForce4 Ti 4200 has been known to reach core frequencies in excess of 300MHz, so NVIDIA’s decision to ship reference boards at 250MHz seems mighty conservative. Thankfully, third-party manufacturers will have some freedom to adjust those settings for more aggressive performance. Further, many of the Ti 4200 cards equipped with 3.6ns memory modules have approached the 600MHz mark.
At 500MHz, the 4ns Samsung modules on the reference design were already operating at their rated capacity. Even still, the card performed stably all the way up to 300/570MHz, indicating that the low-end NV28 boards will probably enjoy the same popularity as the current Ti 4200 with the overclocking community.
The NV18 proved even more flexible. At default speeds, the MX 440 with AGP 8x runs at 275/500MHz. With a quick adjustment of NVIDIA’s built-in overclocking utility, the card ran without a hitch at speeds up to 312/580MHz. This isn’t really a surprise, considering four 3.6ns Samsung memory modules reside on the board.
All power saving options were turned off, as were the Automatic Update and System Restore services. Graphics options under the ‘Performance’ tab were all disabled for maximum performance.
Unreal Tournament 2003 Demo
3D Mark 2001 Second Edition Build 330 – 32-bit color
Quake III: Arena version 1.31 – ‘four’ demo
Serious Sam: The Second Encounter – Beyond3D Maximum quality script, 32-bit color, Grand Cathedral demo
Jedi Knight II ‘jk2ffa’ demo
SIDEBAR: The NV28 reference card is cooled by a small heat sink and fan combination.
3D Mark 2001
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3DMark 2001 - DirectX 8
Lets start with the mainstream GeForce4 MX 440. NV18’s 500MHz memory bus compares very favorably to the older NV17 card from PNY, especially at high resolutions. In fact, at 1280x1024, the NV18 card puts down 12 percent more performance than the vanilla GeForce4 MX 440. Further, the NV18 board overclocked to 312/580MHz delivers nearly eight percent more speed.
The equivalent GeForce4 Ti 4200 NV28 card is an entirely difference story. At 1280x1024, where we’d expect a relatively heavy demand on the graphics card, there is a nearly imperceptible half percent difference between the comparably clocked Ti 4200 cards. At least overclocking is able to boost performance by roughly six percent.
SIDEBAR: The AGP 8x cards will primarily serve to satisfy OEM’s until NV30 debuts later this year.
3D Mark 2001 – Frame Rates
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3DMark 2001 - Car Chase
3DMark 2001 - Dragothic
3DMark 2001 - Lobby
3DMark 2001 - Nature
SIDEBAR: The NV28 and NV 18 cards came from NVIDIA clocked at 250/513MHz and 275/512MHz, respectively. We dropped both memory frequencies to 500MHz to reflect NVIDIA’s quoted specification.
Serious Sam 2
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Serious Sam SE - OpenGL
Serious Sam SE is generally dominated by ATI and sure enough, the RADEON 9000 Pro is even able to best the NV28 card.
Strangely, the NV28 and NV18 cards perform almost identically. Could it be that Serious Sam isn’t utilizing all four of the Ti 4200’s pixel pipelines? At least the NV18 is able to demonstrate an impressive lead over the older GeForce4 MX 440.
SIDEBAR: At 500MHz, the 128-bit memory bus is able to deliver 8GB per second of bandwidth to the NV28 core.
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Quake III - High Quality
Quake III returns results that resemble 3D Mark 2001 SE. Mainly, the NV18 card beats the GeForce4 MX 440 (as well as the RADEON 9000 Pro at high resolutions) and the NV28 card shows very little improvement over the Ti 4200. At 1600x1200, NV28 pulls slightly more than a single percentage point over the NV25 core.
SIDEBAR: NVIDIA uses Samsung memory on the NV28 card. The 250MHz modules are rated at CL 4.
Quake III - Anti-Aliasing
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Quake III – 2x FSAA
SIDEBAR: The NV18 card is equipped with four 16MB BGA memory modules.
Quake III – Quincunx Anti-Aliasing
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Quake III – Quincunx FSAA
SIDEBAR: According to a major motherboard manufacturer, ATI has fixed the AGP 8x bug on the RADEON 9700 with a revision called A03.
Quake III – 4x FSAA
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Quake III – 4x FSAA
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Comanche 4 – DirectX 8
For the first time, both the NV28 and NV18 cards demonstrate improved performance at high-resolutions. The NV18 card clearly benefits from improved memory bandwidth, as the scores for all resolutions are higher. Even at 800x600, it still looks as though the GeForce4 MX is the bottleneck.
That point is reaffirmed as the NV28 posts much higher numbers. Moreover, the 128MB card even manages to outperform the 64MB GeForce4 Ti 4200 despite the identical operating frequencies. More so than AGP 8x versus AGP 4x, we’d say this is an issue of memory capacity.
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Jedi Knight II
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Jedi Knight II – OpenGL
Jedi Knight II is less conclusive than the other benchmarks. It is apparent from the NV28 scores that the processor is a bottleneck all the way up to 1024x768, and even at 1280x1024, the game isn’t really pushing the Ti 4200 as hard as, say, Comanche 4. The GeForce4 MX 440 scores similarly up until 1280x1024, where the NV28 shows a definite advantage. Again, the RADEON 9000 Pro has a hard time keeping up with the NV18 reference card.
SIDEBAR: The Silicon Image Sil164CT64 DVI controller offers between 25 and 165 MPixels per second of bandwidth (enough for anything between VGA and UXGA screens)
Unreal Tournament 2003 Demo
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Unreal Tournament 2003 flyby
Unreal Tournament 2003 botmatch
The Unreal Tournament downloadable demo does not include high-resolution textures, so we wouldn’t expect the game to saturate the AGP bus, or even fill a 64MB frame buffer, for that matter. What the game does do, though, is show that the NV18 card benefits from faster (100MHz to be exact) memory, and that AGP 8x, thus far, does relatively little for the NV28.
Maybe more important, though, is that the NV18 is able to beat ATI’s RADEON 9000 Pro, despite the lack of DirectX 8 features on the NV18. We’ve seen this happen several times already and it’s got us wondering, is the 9000 Pro’s DirectX 8 feature set really doing anything for performance in today’s games?
SIDEBAR: Intel won’t have an AGP 8x compatible chipset until Granite Bay is introduced with support for dual-channel DDR memory. For now, look to the SiS 648 (for the Pentium 4) and nForce2/KT400 (for the Athlon XP).
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For the most part, NV28 and NV18 are directed towards manufacturers like Dell and Gateway that would like to add “AGP 8x” to their specification lists. And why not? It sure sounds impressive. It would probably be safe to surmise that the GeForce4 MX 440 with AGP 8x and the GeForce4 Ti 4200 with AGP 8x will be the only two products NVIDIA officially announces until NV30 arrives. OEM’s want the best of the best, and right now, that’s the RADEON 9700 Pro. There would be little justification for a GeForce4 Ti 4600 with AGP 8x right now, especially since NVIDIA is devoting its resources to finishing up with the next-generation card (which we already know will have AGP 8x support). A few notes on the two GeForce4/AGP 8x processors NVIDIA will be manufacturing, though…
If you came looking for performance, NV28 is likely a letdown. It has the same operating frequencies as the NV25 variant, thus delivers very similar performance. Oh, and in case you’re wondering, it will undoubtedly be a while before we see the 2.1GB per second of bandwidth AGP 8x enables fully utilized. Manufacturers will have some freedom to adjust clock speed, as ABIT has done with the Siluro Ti 4200 OTES, but most will want to focus on NV30 when it arrives.
The road is a little brighter for the NV18-based GeForce4 MX 440. By adding 500MHz memory to the card, NVIDIA is again competing neck-in-neck with ATI’s RADEON 9000 Pro. If NVIDIA can maintain current prices on the MX 440, NV18 will be a compelling purchase. However, the RADEON 9000 Pro does feature support for the programmable vertex and pixel shaders brought forth in DirectX 8, so it is still a technologically superior card. If you were planning to purchase an MX 440 card before now, you may want to consider an NV18 card. Better yet, if you’re patient, wait for NV30 and pick up one of the Ti 4200 cards that will undoubtedly drop in price.
SIDEBAR: Were you hoping for more from AGP 8x? Would you rather hold your breath until NV30 arrives? Let us know!


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GRIFFITH — The Town Council has approved the engineering firm of Lawson-Fisher to prepare bid documents for a massive project on its main interceptor sanitary sewer.
*The project involves relining 13,000 feet of sanitary line, from 45th Street to the Little Calumet River, near the Canadian National Railroad tracks.
A total of 43 manholes will also be repaired along this stretch.
Instead of digging and installing a new sewer, a plastic coating will be sprayed on the inside walls of the 55-year-old existing line.
It will then harden and form an inner liner expected to last up to 75 years.
As this is done, a temporary sanitary pipe will lay above ground as with a similar project earlier this month in Highland, Public Works Director Rick Konopasek noted.
"We've had a camera inspection" of the sewer, Council President Rick Ryfa said.
Konopasek added that the sewer's useful lifespan would be reached soon without the relining process.
After the contractor bidding process, the actual work will probably take place next year and take about three months to complete.
*Editor's note: This story has been corrected from an earlier version. The project involves relining 13,000 feet of sanitary line, from 45th Street to the Little Calumet River, near the Canadian National Railroad tracks.


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- Nicholas Hughes
- Erika Leeman
- Joshua Kamara
- Kaylahna Onenaly
Burnsville High School students, staff, alumni and community members will be celebrating Homecoming during the week of Sept. 18. There will be many festivities, including themed dress-up days, a student-wide pep assembly, an array of athletic events and the Homecoming dance on Saturday night.
Listed below are the scheduled events for Homecoming.


Programme: J. S. Bach
The solo concert of the violinist Andres Mustonen is a rare opportunity to enjoy three real gems from the history of violin music. Johann Sebastian Bach’s Violin Sonatas No. 1, 2 and 3 from 1720 are remarkable in many ways: they were written for the violin as a solo instrument, they do not have a bass accompaniment typical of the Baroque era, and the sonatas are centred around fugues with different characteristics: playful, humorous and serious. The great master of polyphony clearly loved counterpoint to such an extent that he also wrote polyphonic music for a monophonic instrument. As an excellent violinist, Bach was well acquainted with the potential of the instrument, but it is not quite known whether anyone other than the composer himself even played these pieces at the time. It was only after the publication of the sonatas in the 19th century that they became established in violinists’ repertoires, and today they are performed and recorded very often. The 20th century violinist and composer Georges Enescu called Bach’s sonatas “the Himalayas of violinists”, referring to how demanding the works are technically, but for Bach, virtuosity is not just the presentation of the performer but rather, mastery of technique serves to express the emotion or character of the piece.
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In this post, you’ll see how to shut down your Windows 10 PC manually and automatically.
You’ll also see how to auto shut down your Windows 10 computer after playback. Let’s get started.
Shut Down Windows 10 PC Manually
Open the Start menu. Click on the Power icon, which is under the Gear icon.
Now, click on the Shut down option to shut down the PC.
Press Alt + F4 (make sure you are on the desktop) and you can see the Shut Down Windows pop-up now.
In the pop-up, the Shut down option is selected by default.
Click on the Ok button to shut down your computer.
Press Windows and X keys simultaneously (or right-click on the Start button) to open the Power user menu.
You can now see Shut down or sign out. Hover your mouse over it and you will see options.
Select Shut down.
You can do this method via keyboard shortcut too, and here it is – press Windows, X, U, and U keys simultaneously.
Press Alt + Ctrl + Delete, and then you can see the Windows Security screen.
There you can see the Power icon at the bottom right of the screen. Click on it.
Choose Shut down.
You can turn off your Windows 10 PC by pressing the physical power button or the sleep button or by closing the laptop lid.
Type shutdown /s and then press the Enter key.
You will see a pop-up which states that the action is initiated, and your computer will get shut down in the next few seconds.
You can use the above command in the below programs too:
- Run Command
- File Explorer address bar
- Address toolbar
- Windows PowerShell
- Task Manager (click on File > Run new task to use the command).
Press Windows and L keys simultaneously, and you will see the Lock Screen. Click on it.
You can now see the Sign in screen where you can see the Power icon at the bottom. Click on it.
Hit Shut down.
When you click on the Power icon, you will see a menu, and that menu is called the Power menu.
You can see the Power menu in the Start menu, Windows Security screen, and Sign in screen.
Auto Shut Down Windows 10 PC
If you want to automatically shut down the Windows 10 computer at a specific time (for once or repeatedly), then you can do it using any of the following two methods.
Launch Run Command.
Type the following command in it: shutdown -s -t 300
The above command will turn off the computer automatically in 5 minutes (in the command, the 300 meant seconds, which is 5 minutes) from the time it is executed. Replace the 300 with the time duration you want.
Hit the Ok button to execute the command and you’ll see a confirmation pop-up.
You can also use the above command in Command Prompt, Windows PowerShell, Task Manager (In Task Manager, click File > Run new task to use the command), Address toolbar, and address bar of File Explorer.
If you wish to abort the shut down, use the command shutdown -a in the Run Command before the scheduled time.
Remember that the above command only works once. In other words, it cannot repeat automatically shutting down the computer at a specific time. However, the following method can.
Launch Task Scheduler.
Find and click Create Basic Task from the right side of the screen.
In the Create Basic Task Wizard pop-up, enter the name and description (which is optional) for the task. Hit Next.
You can now set the repeat frequency of the task. My choice is Daily, which is selected by default. Hit Next.
Here, you can set the date from which the task will start. Also, you can set the time at which you want the PC to shut down automatically. If you wish, you can change the recurring days too. I am only changing the time and leaving the rest intact. Hit Next.
You can now see the Start a program option is selected by default. Click the Next button.
Click on the Browse button and then choose the shutdown.exe file from the System32 folder. Add /s in the Add arguments (optional) field. Click Next.
You can see the overview of the task’s settings. Review it. If you are not okay with it, hit the Back button and make the changes as per your liking. If you are OK with it, click the Finish button.
That is all. From now on, you will see this pop-up at the time you have scheduled.
As the pop-up states, your PC will get shut down in less than a minute.
After the above pop-up shows, if you wish, you can use the command shutdown -a in the Run Command Box to abort shut down.
To view the task: Click on the Task Scheduler Library from the left side of the screen and you will see the task you have created.
To edit the task: Right-click on the task and then select Properties. You can now edit the task as per your liking. Also, you can see many options there such as Security options, Settings, and Conditions. Play with them if you wish.
To delete the task: Right-click on the task and then select Delete. In the confirmation pop-up, click Yes.
Auto Shut Down Windows 10 Computer After Playback
Right-click on the player. Hover your mouse over Misc > When Playback Finished.
Make sure Action : Shut down is selected and then hit Perform the action when playback ends.
That’s it. Your PC will be turned off automatically when the playback of the current file is finished.
Note: if you want to auto shut down your PC after the playlist playback, then follow the steps above, and instead of clicking Perform the action when playback ends, select Perform the action when playlist ends.
Right-click on the player.
Hover your mouse over Playback and then Repeat Mode/When Finished.
Hit on Shutdown after Current (Once).
That’s it. Your computer will be turned off automatically after the current file playback.
Note: if you want to auto shut down your PC after playlist playback, then follow the steps above, and instead of clicking Shutdown after Current (Once), hit Shutdown after Album Playback (Once).
Right-click on the player.
Hover your mouse over Options. Hit Shutdown once finished playing the current file.
That’s all. Your PC will be shut down automatically after the playback of the current file.
Note: if you want to auto shut down your computer after playlist playback, then follow the above steps, and instead of selecting Shutdown once finished playing the current file, hit Shutdown once finished playing files in Playlist.


U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORBUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
For Release: November 16, 2007
Bureau of Land Management to Burn Piles at Fort Ord
The Hollister Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management is planning to burn twenty to thirty brush piles at the Fort Ord facility beginning in mid-November and finishing by March, weather permitting. The exact date the piles will be burned is not known, but depends on weather conditions and the announcement of a “burn day” by local authorities.
The piles are part of the fuel reduction program associated with the construction of a fuel break system along the trails at Fort Ord. This fuel break system is designed to protect firefighters, help suppress wildland fires, and provide for public safety by reducing the threat of an uncontrolled fire in the area.
Depending on the weather, the pile burning may take approximately 10 to15 days to complete and light smoke may be visible. The piles of dry manzanita, each four to five feet high are expected to produce very light smoke and burn fast so as not to smolder overnight.
Fire Management Officer Mario Marquez said the burning will take place in the vicinity of Bunker Road. Visitors are advised to be cautious if smoke is present.
Fort Ord was an active U.S. Army post from 1917 until September 1994, when it was decommissioned. The BLM is responsible for managing approximately 7800 acres of land at the 28,600-acre facility.
For more information, contact Fuels Module Leader Jerry Martinez at (831) 394-2821.
Hollister Field Office, 20 Hamilton Court, Hollister, CA 95023
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March 3, 2019 - 03:30 PM / 06:00 PM
1618 New Hampshire Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. 20009-2549
Washington, D.C. – Sensational Spring afternoon concert and kick-off to the Irish season with world-renowned tenor Anthony Kearns of The Irish Tenors in an exquisite historic setting and architectural gem — The Perry Belmont House — in Washington, D.C.
WHO: Internationally-acclaimed tenor Anthony Kearns of PBS sensation, The Irish Tenors, as headliner, and Interior Designer Barry Dixon and former Fox5 Anchor Will Thomas, now of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty, as co-Emcees.
His Excellency, Dr. Hynek Kmoní?ek, The Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the United States, Ms. Indira Gumarova, spouse.
His Excellency, Stanislav Vidovi?, The Ambassador of Slovenia to the United States, Ms. Ljiljana Vidovi?, spouse
His Excellency, Keith Azzopardi, the Ambassador of Malta to the United States of America, Ms. Daoruang Pimpila, spouse.
The co-hosts of the March 3rd concert are also part of the 2019 International Fashion Show taking place at the Perry Belmont House later in the month and will offer insights about what to expect at the upcoming runway extravaganza.
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For months, the bride had pictured what it would be like to walk down the aisle.
There would be the excitement of the day, the anticipation while waiting for her song to cue, those first steps into view of their guests. Then, she would look up to see the faces of everyone she loved most… with a camera in front of their faces? No, wait! This wasn’t part of the plan! The average number of phones being held by guests to take photos or video at each wedding these days is 30.
The idea of an unplugged wedding ceremony has been around for a few years, but I still see very few couples thinking ahead to plan for such an outcome. Having an unplugged wedding means that you ask your guests to put away their cell phones, phones, and video cameras. Instead, you have made the choice for your guests to be present and in the moment with you, not looking at you thorough a lens. You have hired professionals to do capture the day for you. (And, believe me, your photographers and videographers will thank you for this choice. It is nearly impossible for them to get shots of your guests without a phone being included, let alone the guests who ruin your photographer's shots of you.) Let your guests snap away the rest of the day, but make your ceremony a sacred space they share with you.
Accomplishing an unplugged wedding is pretty simple. When your DJ welcomes your guests after they are seated, he will ask them to turn off their phone’s ringer. At the same time, he can ask them to put away their phones and explain that you have hired professionals, who’s photos you will share with them after the wedding. He can tell them it is most important for you two to see their faces during the ceremony, not their phones. You are asking them to relax and be present with you at this time.
Still, if you like the idea of your guests shooting and filming your ceremony, more power to you. That is certainly one way to go. And, they will surely pull out the phones and cameras with zero encouragement from you. My point is that YOU have the ceremony experience YOU desire by making a decision ahead of time and planning for it.


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A tasty and memorable snack gift! A yummy selection of locally produced sweet and savoury treats (cheese bites, cookies, condiments and chocolate)....Read more
The perfect snack gift
Mark any occasion with a gift of Snacks. A tasty and memorable gift
- 180 degrees Lavosh (Chia Poppy Sesame)
- 180 degrees cheese bites
- Nuttz Premium Sea Salted Nut Mix 60g
- 2 boxes of Molly Woppy artisan cookies (different flavours).
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- Wild Country black cherry and chocolate sauce OR honey maple pancake syrup
- 362 Grillhouse Blue Cheese OR Green Goddess dressing.
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Questions, reality, and musings on a life of joy and wonder
Vol. 1, No. 4
March 23, 2021
What Are You Doing?
By Rich Holly
I’d like all readers to start by taking a minute to read the title of this post (What Are You Doing?) eight ways:
- For the first four ways, say them as if you are genuinely interested in an action you’re viewing that looks cool, and sincerely want to know the answer – emphasize a different word in the sentence each time;
- For the next four, say them as if you’re angry due to an action you’re viewing or learning about, and again, emphasize a different word in the sentence each time.
As you will notice, each of those eight versions – using the same four words – creates a different meaning or emotion.
I’m using this post to recommend you take considerable time for, and give serious consideration to, the multiple answers to this question that you then come up with.
Why? Because it’s been one heckuva year. And forget the pandemic. I’m talking about how people have treated other people.
One of my favorite statements to make during public presentations is “the arts make us human.” But what is it that I mean when I say that?
- The arts make us think.
- The arts make us feel.
- The arts bring us joy.
- The arts inform our knowledge of history.
- The arts bring new technologies to the world.
- The arts teach us the value of hard work.
- The arts allow us to relive memories.
- The arts indulge our curiosity.
- The arts inspire.
- The arts can be uncomfortable.
- The arts help develop empathy.
- The arts create community
So, what is it you are doing with your art to get people to think, to feel, to be inspired, to invent something new, to be uncomfortable, to deliver joy, to be part of a community?
Being an artist is about how and why you touch people’s lives, even if it’s one person. Even if that’s yourself, in the process of art-making.
Poet Amanda Gorman
FULL DISCLOSURE: I’m more than happy to admit I’m a hippie at heart. I’m just a little too young to have been part of that movement in the 1960s, yet was happy to embrace it throughout the 1970s. While my hair styles and fashion choices often became more business-appropriate after that, the way I think and do my best to act have continued throughout all these decades.
Here are two slides from my public presentation when I interviewed for my position at NC State University:
Regardless of how I described my leadership experience and approaches, or what I suggested about how the future of the arts at NC State might unfold, I wanted them to know who I am at heart.
My wife likes to say that my personal philosophy is “peace, love, and show up to the gig on time.”
And she’s right.
I take my responsibilities very seriously, while aiming to promote peace and love in all that I do.
So, how have people treated people this past year? All too often – horribly. Disgracefully. Disgustingly. Criminally. With disrespect. With hate.
I believe we, as artists, have a responsibility to tell the truth through our artistry and other actions (heck, shouldn’t everyone have that responsibility?). But because our work typically is put in front of the public to get them to think and feel, it can be argued that the importance of our truth-telling is heightened.
When I began sketching out this post a few days ago, I learned of a heart-breaking – maddening, really – situation involving composer/performer/all-round brilliant person Daniel Bernard Roumain. He had been commissioned by the Tulsa Opera to compose an aria, using any words of his choice. When he sent his completed work to them, they decommissioned him. Why? Because his text was telling the truth about the horrific race riots of 1921. It was making them think. It was making them feel. It was informing them about history. It made them uncomfortable. It was ART. And they decommissioned him for it.
Even more maddening (disgusting, criminal), and which was my impetus to write this post, we are seeing and hearing about awful Asian and Asian-American hate crimes. Add those horrific events and Xiaojie Tan and the other lives lost to the list of brutal and needless killings over the past year: Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Atatiana Jefferson, Brian Sicknick…too many to name. And last night the shooting in Boulder. I’m in tears while I type this.
The great American conductor, composer, and teacher Leonard Bernstein said:
“This will be our reply to violence: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, more devotedly than ever before.”
Regardless of your particular art form or role within the arts world, I submit that we all need to adopt that response.
I have hundreds, perhaps thousands, of music heroes. One of those is Marvin Gaye (R.I.P.). Take some time to listen to and think about his important song, released 50 years ago, “What’s Going On?”:
And damnit, instead of being better at humanity we’re likely worse at it after 50 more years.
So, what exactly is it you are doing? What truth will your art tell? What thoughts and emotions will your art conjure? What joy are you showing the world? How will your art demonstrate the power of empathy? Which rarely- or un-told history lessons will your art bring to the fore? How is your art creating community? How will your art demonstrate peace and love?
Go out there. Use your artistry and your arts platform to make a statement. Make some people uncomfortable. Find a way to have your art educate others to reduce disrespect and hate. Help make your family, friends, neighbors, and community more human.
Rich Holly serves Arts NC State and the NC State University community as the Executive Director for the Arts.
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BVRLA takes company car tax campaign to Parliament
22 July 2022
Author: Sean Keywood
The BVRLA has staged an event for MPs in Westminster as part of its #SeeTheBenefit company car tax campaign.
The organisation said more than 30 MPs attended to share their views on the EV market and find out more about the role played by BIK tax incentives.
The BVRLA's campaign is calling for the Autumn Budget to include company car tax rates beyond 2024-25, with BIK rates kept lower for longer.
The organisation says this is particularly important for the burgeoning salary sacrifice market, with experts in this field from the BVRLA, Octopus Electric Vehicles, Tusker, and Zenith present at the event.
BVRLA director of corporate affairs Toby Poston said: "The UK currently has a world-leading policy that is democratising access to EVs. Low company car tax rates have been the single biggest driver of EV uptake to date.
"With over 70% of petrol or diesel company car drivers due to renew within the next two years, keeping EV BIK rates low is the best way for the UK to meet its net zero targets.
"We are delighted that so many MPs came to talk to us, signed our pledge car and agreed to support our campaign for more BIK foresight and effective long-term incentives.
"As we weather the cost-of-living crisis, drivers need to know what their tax bills will be. The government needs to keep up the fragile momentum it has created in the face of the current economic headwinds - now is not the time to accelerate tax rises."


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Vilnius, January 22nd. President Valdas Adamkus of the Republic of Lithuania received today the letters of credence from the Ambassador of Bulgaria, Latchezar Petkov.
Lithuania and Bulgaria today are active participants of Euro-Atlantic integration, the President said at the ceremony of the presentation of credentials. In his words, the decisions taken by the Prague Summit carry historic importance for the future of the two countries and their people.
“I am convinced that the membership of Lithuania and Bulgaria in NATO and the European Union will have a positive impact on our bilateral relations. Thus, while planning our future relations, we should take into account that we will soon be members of the family of European democracies,” said the head of Lithuania.
“The enlargement of NATO and the European Union is a crucial step towards eliminating the artificial division of the European continent that will grant our states an opportunity to resume their legitimate place in the community of European nations,” underscored President Adamkus.
Press Service of the President


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This month news broke that Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian have called it quits after nine months of dating. Kanye West just inserted himself into the drama with his last Instagram post.
There are no official statements from Davidson or Kardashian to announce their breakup, but Kanye West did it.
West posted a photo on Instagram that sparked a debate online. It depicts the front page of The New York Times and has a fictitious leading headline.
Thousands of people were shocked by Kanye’s post and took to the comments section to express it. The post has since been deleted.
Pete Davidson is getting help for the online harassment from Kanye West. He had been in trauma therapy in large part, starting in April of this year, and this is due to threatening posts that West shared online while Pete was dating Kim Kardashian.
Pete sought help due to the negativity coming from Kanye. Even though he has no regrets about dating Kim.
They broke up last week after nine months of the relationship, and it was about their busy schedules, as an insider told previously.
It is true that the separation noise is still suspected because another reliable source said that there is still love between them.
However, the couple has not yet confirmed the separation. We are here to comment on the interesting shirt that Pete has decided to wear.
Although he has not given any confirmation about the separation, apparently he is sending messages about his private life. He and Kim tied the knot in October 2021 after Kim’s breakup with Kanye West.
Pete Davidson wears an interesting shirt
Pete is seen wearing a shirt that reads “What… I feel like sh*t”. this happened after many media outlets started spreading the news of his breakup with Kim. Pete has decided to speak through his fashion and clothing. Should this be an implicit message to all curious fans?
Recently, he is taking part in the shooting of his new film in Australia. Sources show that they spent very little time with each other because of the commitments and projects they had.
This can also be seen on their Instagram. They haven’t shared photos with each other for a long time. However, they spent a lot of nice times together and always enjoyed their meetings. They look very happy in the last photos posted on Instagram. They are known for the popular skits of Princess Jasmine and Prince Aladdin.
Pete has a tattoo dedicated to Kim Kardashian. On his body is written “Jasmine ∞ Aladdin”. Apparently, he is a very romantic guy. Everything started during the skits.
There is more
There Kim and Pete fell in love and shared their first kiss. He said that he had many plans with Kim and wanted to build a family. The dream he was working towards was to be a wonderful father to his children.
Kim and Kanye
While Kim and Kanye have not finished the divorce and property division processes yet. Kim is engaged in legal proceedings. They will be joint parents and will take care of their 4 children together.
Kanye is heartbroken and has trouble wrapping his head around Pete Davidson, as he is forming bonds with Kanye’s kids.
Kanye has four children with Kim Kardashian, from 3 years old to 8 years old, and said he never wanted his kids to meet Kim’s new boyfriend.
He was seen with North in April riding an electric car, and the past weekend with Saint on a shopping trip to LA.
On the other hand, Pete and Saint were photographed around Walmart examing toys together.
Kanye wasn’t prepared for this when he split with Kim. He has an unbreakable bond with his kids and finds it very hard to watch another man have a relationship with them.
It is unsettling for Kanye to see his kids get so close to Pete. It is very difficult seeing them together, and photos of them everywhere he goes. Kanye wishes things were different.
A source said that he still didn’t accept that he can’t fix this and get the family back together. He is very heartbroken and is doing whatever he can to stall the proceedings.
Kanye is feeling bad
It is very painful for Kanye to see Kim moving on, and it just magnifies the pain even further when he sees Pete spending time with his kids.
As speculations say, it is believed that Kanye is taking a break from music and is seeking behavioral treatment.
His close collaborator Vory, suggested that he may take some time to focus on himself. I think he is taking a year off.
He is battling and struggling, Vory added.
What do you think about this? Do you believe that Kanye can fix his relationship with Kim? Would it be difficult for you if you were in his place? Should Kanye move on with his life? Share your thoughts in the comments on Facebook.

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Islington dealer jailed for smuggling cocaine inside chocolate bars
A DRUG smuggler who had cocaine hidden in chocolate bars delivered from South America to his Islington home opposite a police station has been jailed for almost seven years.
Ciaran Etuk, 20, of Dewey Road, Islington, organised for drugs with a street value of �78,000 to be split into small blocks, coated in chocolate and packaged like confectionary in Ecuador.
The brazen dealer then arranged for them to be shipped to Britain and delivered to his family home in full view of Islington police station in Tolpuddle Street – but his plan came crashing down when police were tipped off and swooped on the stash moments after it arrived.
Etuk was sleeping when the package was delivered and fled barefoot out of a first floor window with the chocolate bars in hand when he realised the police were onto him.
He ran across several roof tops and jumped through the open window of another house, but he had cut his foot during the chase and a blood trail led police into the flat where he was found hiding in the loft.
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Sergeant Derek Wright, from Islington crime squad, said: “The cocaine was in block form wrapped in cellophane, and in turn wrapped in tin foil. The blocks were then submerged and coated in chocolate and wrapped up in foil and wrappers to form chocolate bars. The experience and thought that obviously went into this operation suggests it was not done by a novice.”
Etuk was arrested on October 15, 2010, and was jailed for six years and eight months on Tuesday at Blackfriars Crown Court after he pleaded guilty to importing Class A drugs.
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But the sentence could have been much longer. Sergeant Wright said; “The judge praised Etuk’s barrister for advising him to plead guilty because if not he would have been looking at 10 years minimum, and the judge said he was minded to give him 14 years because of the weight of evidence against him.
“It is my belief that these drugs were destined for dealers on the streets of Islington, and Etuk’s conviction and the seizure of a considerable quantity of cocaine have undoubtedly disrupted a criminal network’s ability to operate and has prevented these drugs from causing harm to the local community.”

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I think that is a good assessment: other people’s opinions creating internal conflict over values. One thing that certainly weighs on my mind is my family’s opinion of my choices. My mother said she is ashamed of me for picking physics over engineering. She, and several others, has told me that I am being objectively wasteful by not taking advantage of my full scholarship to maximize my income by going into engineering. That has put a lot of pressure on me.Sounds like you recognize and accept your personal social values.
I think that you probably need to spend some time honestly evaluating your personal economic values. You praise the “not in it for the money” attitude but are simultaneously concerned about the money. To me that indicates a personal unresolved economic values conflict.
Don’t let other people tell you what your economic values should be. Sometimes parents push lifestyle and income goals on kids who are content with less and have other priorities. Sometimes peers accidentally draw you into their worries simply by talking about them, when it isn’t something that would otherwise bother you. Sometimes there is an internal conflict between the values that you actually hold and the values that you think you should hold or which you think others expect you to hold. Whatever the situation, I think that is where you need to start. What sort of an economic life would make you happy?
To answer your question, I feel that my needs are fairly limited. If I have a stable internet connection, a roof over my head, and two meals a day, I am content. I am not particularly interested in eating out, traveling, or having a family.


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Fare: Roman Style Pizza
Food Quality: Excellent, Well executed menu using, quality imported ingredients
Service: Counter service, friendly
Ambiance: Plain, with a rustic feel to it. The decor features a variety of Italian bottles of olive oil, tomato sauce, and packages of pasta placed on wall mounted shelves. In warm weather, the front garage type wall is rolled up, for an airer atmosphere.
Noise Level: Low - Moderate
Recommended For: Diners who enjoy well executed, Roman style pizza made with quality ingredients.
Not Recommended For: Diners who enjoy traditional Neapolitan pizza with alcoholic beverages in a large casual setting
Recommended dishes: When available, Any of the counter pizzas by the slice, The Meatballs; and The Stracciatella with Anchovies
Bread and Salt is an Italian bakery/restaurant featuring high quality, well executed Roman style pizza
Bread and Salt though is more than a quality pizza place with salads. It also serves a variety of high quality , breads, sandwiches, meatballs, and stews.
Bread and Salt is co - owned by Rick Easton and restaurateur Marc Magliozzi, with Rick Easton being the operator and chef. Rick Easton has famed credentials as a baker and pizza maker, having received a James Beard Award semifinalist nomination for his rectangular shaped Roman-style pizza, while at his former Pittsburgh restaurant.
Chef Easton's pizza features a lightly charred, crunchy crust, honeycombed with air pockets. The Roman style crust is strong enough to support a heavy variety of toppings without bending or collapsing. The ingredients are of high quality, many of which are imported from Italy. The sauce contains DOP San Marzano tomatoes imported from the Puglia Region in Italy. It has a slightly acidic bit with a meaty, velvety finish. An unusual, creative twist is the application of fresh domestic cheese curd on the pizza immediately after it's removed from the oven, giving it an extra flavory taste.
Their Roman-style pizza slices are priced by the toppings, differing from pizzas slices sold in Rome that are priced by weight.
The slices available at any time change every few minutes, so your choice of toppings is entirely dependent on whatever recently came out of the oven. Usually there are three to six pizzas cut in rectangular slices sitting on the counter.
They serve a frequently changing menu with a large variety of pizza options, some sandwiches, a veggie stew, and meatballs..The menu is written on a chalk board near the counter where your order is placed, listing both pizza and non-pizza specials. Your order is then delivered to you seat.
The ambiance at Bread and Salt is plain, with a rustic feel to it. The decor features a variety of Italian bottles of olive oil, tomato sauce, and packages of pasta mounter on shelves along the walls. There is seating for 25 with tables comfortably spaced apart. In warm weather, the front garage type wall is rolled up, for an airer atmosphere.
Bread and Salt is open five days/week. Wed - Fri: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM, & Sat & Sun: 1:00 PM - 10:00 PM
A word of caution: The opening and closing hours are very casual with openings often delayed by 15 minutes to and hour and closings often extended until patrons have been served.
(updated; March, 2020)
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