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These are the four main phases of the design process. The content and scope vary depending on the task and complexity of the project.
First ideas will be visualized fast and effective. Scribbles will give shape and are the basis for team communication and decision making.
In the second phase of the design process the favourite design is revised in accordance with meeting results. Details are worked out. A design model (mock-up) made of polyurethane foam gives a first impression of the tactile qualities and help to evaluate the future shape and size.
After the design acceptance a further optimization step of all detailed solutions is conducted. Rapid-prototyping in detailed and finished design qualities provides valuable feedback on the later serial product quality. The user interface is programmed and simulated to test the functionality (usability) and the value of experience (User Experience).
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Officials at the agencies indicated that the M&P pistol was selected for a variety of reasons, including its polymer frame construction, external safety, and striker fired design. It was also noted that the polymer pistol's interchangeable grip sizes, ease of maintenance and ability to disassemble the firearm without pressing the trigger were all factors in their decision-making process. At all three agencies, the M&P pistol will serve as the primary duty sidearm.
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Check This Out: Badass Photos from Thai Film Bang Rajan 2
by Alex Billington
November 17, 2009
Source: Twitch
I don't know what this is, but it looks frickin' awesome! Twitch has found a handful of new photos from an upcoming Thai film called Bang Rajan 2 that's actually the sequel to a little-known film from 2000 called Bang Rajan. The original is a period epic about a group of outnumbered villagers standing up to a stronger military force. It was apparently pretty damn good, despite not getting too far outside of Thailand. However, nine years later and they're back with a sequel which, this time, is being produced by Phranakorn Film, one of Thailand's biggest production companies and distributors. With that said, you need to see these photos!
I can't see, to find a plot synopsis for Bang Rajan 2 anywhere, but that doesn't matter because it probably wouldn't make much sense anyway without seeing the original. That said, I'm sold based off of these photos alone, which look completely badass (visually and physically). Twitch says to "expect some sort of fusion of styles" as the teaser they've got has some action inspired by 300, yet these photos are "both very impressive and very naturalistic in their approach." If you're interested, you can pick up the first Bang Rajan on DVD on Amazon while waiting for this one to make its way across the Pacific. As always, stay tuned for updates!
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Matty on Nov 17, 2009
What's so bad ass about this? I don't get it. When it come to acting i've never seen any good thai actors. seems to be like all they are good at is fighting.
dex on Nov 17, 2009
#2 wtf you want them to give oscar performances when they are in action movies LOL thats like getting mad at Statham movies because the acting is not as good as the wrestler
nelson on Nov 17, 2009
the first one will be watched before the weekend
mrmr on Nov 17, 2009
Right dex, those expressions are so fake looking! I mean come on, how could photos from a movie be badass unless we can tell the acting is Oscar-worthy. /sarcasm
Dark Fist on Nov 17, 2009
How is it even possible that there is a sequel to a movie where everyone dies in the end? The first movie was amazing and it told an awesome legend about the Thai-Burma War. But a sequel? That's just absurd and, quite frankly, disrespectful to the story of a village that defied an empire. It's kind of like having a 300 sequel, except it's slightly different because everyone does die at the end in this story.
Hien lam on Nov 17, 2009
I think it looks bad ass. Big swords, screaming faces, lean...rippling...muscles.......huh what? >.>
Sabes on Nov 17, 2009
I'm in
Colt on Nov 17, 2009
Only one facial expression required!
Matt on Nov 17, 2009
une suite inutile encore le premier etait tres bien !
devils 2 on Nov 18, 2009
Is it me or does the guy in the last photo look like Sonny Chiba? BTW if... A) You don't know who Sonny Chiba is go here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0002002/ B) If you're thinking "Tokyo Drift Sonny Chiba?"... you are a douche. C) If you're laughing and initially thought "Kill Bill Sonny Chiba?"... you are a nerd. D) If you have bad flashbacks of Aces: Iron Eagle III every time someone mentions Sonny Chiba... you are me, and we need therapy.
Akirakorn on Nov 18, 2009
what so fucking ace about these photos of abloke hacking out with a sword and another bloke with a bit of blood on is face, it will take more than that to impress me.
Cineprog on Nov 18, 2009
This is just like what they did with ong bak 1 and 2 and Thailand distribution does this a lot...repackage a new title and rebrand as a sequel so that they at least get a partial built in audience...yes the photos are pretty dope but I'm sure this film will be terrible...have yet to be truly blown away by a Thai film yet, although ong bak 1 was pretty solid and the sequel again had nothing to do with the original except for the presence of Buddha statues.
Linkfx on Nov 18, 2009
Btw according to these photos that dude only has one expression, not good...they should have at least stripped another face on there for the press release..
Linkfx on Nov 18, 2009
Thai Movie Good.......!! http://www.NooMiNaK.com
NooMiNaK on Nov 18, 2009
@6 Thanks for the spoiler warning jackass.
shadow on Nov 18, 2009
That dude without shirt is Paradorn Srichaphan. Thailand Tennis player.
siamknight on Nov 18, 2009
Dude. You use badass WAY TOO MUCH. Give other words a try like gritty, hardcore, exciting, flashy, i don't know. Badass must be your favorite word because you use it to describe anything violent.
DeeJay on Nov 18, 2009
To all who questioned what's so bad-ass about the pictures above... here's the hint: it offers potential VIOLENCE - BLOOD ALL OVER THE PLACE... ain't that one of Alex's checklist for BAD-ASS?! Someday, when the time comes where a movie is shot at a slaughter house and cows' blood are all over the place - I wouldn't be surprised if Alex will tag it as BAD-ASS!
Name Witheld Just Because on Nov 18, 2009
i wonder if that guy is incapable of making another face. maybe that's just the way his face looks.
Young'n on Nov 18, 2009
To all the people complaining about his face, ever stop and think maybe that's just his battle face? Much like how you make the same face when you cum.
danielvutran on Nov 18, 2009
How do you know I look like that when I cum?
moif on Nov 19, 2009
That Guy is Paradorn Srichaphan, former 9th place in the World`s tennis ranking. I didn`t even realized that`s him till I checked thing out. @2 To dex, How many non-action Thai film have you ever seen? @6 To Hien lam, I think that it`s due to the naming. It`s about the historical battle of Bang Rajan, so it`s not really a sequel or anything. The simplest way to confer the title is to use the name as it is. But if they just call it Bang Rajan, then it will be confusing with the year 2000 film. @12 To Cineprog, As far as being an amateur historian goes, I think that these images do capture the feeling of the story. They are not professional soldiers, but villagers who spent all they have to stay alive. It`s not like we need Prince of Persian SFX, or action for every movie in the world. We don`t have that kind of budget anyway. @13 To Linkfx, I did mention the thing about the name in the message to Hien lam, They don`t need partial built in audience. For Thai audience, Battle of Bang Rajan is the very stuff of History and Heroism that we take pride on. Unless it`s a failure, They will go and see it, just by seeing that name. As for Oversea audience, it`s not like Bang Rajan 1 was an extremely well known movie or anything. like Dex, How many non-action Thai film have you ever seen? As for the 2nd message, That Guy is the former 9th place in the World`s tennis ranking, He`s damn famous. Although this will be his 1st time acting, so I can`t really predict how it`ll turn out. @16 To Shadow Can`t really blame him though. To be honest, That audience all go in to see, knowing before hand that they`ll all die. @20 To Young`n http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/th/d/db/Paradorn_Srichaphan_TIME_cover.jpg That`s his normal face
Zenneth on Nov 20, 2009
Forgot to mention, His wife is 2005 Miss Universe Natalie Glebova
Zenneth on Dec 1, 2009
guys, why won't you look into the brighter side of life... i mean, in the movie, there were good scenes too. There were also beautiful faces just like that of Puri Hiranpruk (i love this actor so much, haha). He is so cute in the movie even with his "battle face," so sexy too! yeah! 🙂
Jhuna on Aug 15, 2010
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Written by Staff Sgt. Barbara Ospina
5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) Public Affairs
Fort Campbell, KY – An adult sporting a neon rainbow mow hawk or an oversized colorful tutu may attain disapproving glances in many societies, but it is a motivator to others.
On any given weekend across the nation you can find Americans of all shapes, sizes and fitness levels wearing their personalities as they participate in a vast variety of fun runs or fitness competitions from Tough Mudders and mud runs to foam festivals.There is a boom of these recently popular events that not only support physical fitness within society but contribute to many non-profit organizations at the same time.
The 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) and the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) joined efforts to host what they labeled the Special Operations Forces Warrior Challenge at Fort Campbell, KY June 8th.
The event was part of the Morale Welfare and Recreation's Eagle Challenge Fitness Tour.
More than 300 adults participated in the 12-kilometer race designed to mentally and physically challenge any level of participant. The course wound through timber and consisted of numerous obstacles along the route to include a downed helicopter, a rope ladder and walls with mud pits everywhere you turned.
The units added their own military flare by including simulated gunfire and smoke as the participants finished the last corner of the trail. They thoughtfully provided a smaller 8-kilometer race that did not include the simulated combat experience at the end for anyone who preferred not to take part in that section of the course.
The feedback regarding the event was extremely positive with many individuals raising the question if there would be another one in the near future.
Falling in line with their priorities, the units made the elaborate event a family affair. They included a smaller Junior SOF Warrior course for children eight years old and older. The junior warriors enthusiastically tackled obstacles like the stutter-step tire obstacle and a mud pit low crawl in between inflatable obstacle courses.
This course was small but considerately designed to allow the children to get a feel for a real mud run and be included in the fun.
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You're probably way ahead of me on this, but just in case you aren't, I've discovered a WONDERFUL research source on the internet: http://www.wikipedia.org/
It's great! All sorts of focused information on the Civil War, which as many of you know, I'm studying in depth.
Would you believe I'm listed, and there's information about my hometown, Northport, WA, that even I didn't know.
Whoop-de-do! Stuff like this really makes me happy!
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The key to a doula's role is ensuring that, by providing accurate information and good support, the birthing person is able to make the best decisions for themselves and their baby. Doula's do not take the place of a medical professional as the doula does not undertake any medical tasks. Instead, a doula is an invaluable part of the overall birth team.
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About The CAMS-Oxford International Centre for Translational Immunology
The CAMS-Oxford International Centre for Translational Immunology is a joint venture between the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (CAMS), China Centre for Disease Control (China CDC), Beijing's You'an Hospital (You'an), the University of Oxford's Human Immunology Unit (HIU), and the Nuffield Department of Medicine (NDM).
Call for Proposals
The call is now open for initial seed funding projects, for individual projects for up to £12k.
As a guide, these projects should be 6-8 weeks in length.
This call is by invitation only.
Principal Investigators
Through this venture, immunologists from China and Oxford are being brought together to work on projects spanning the field of human immunology. They are working to promote scientific and technological exchange and co-operation on issues related to health and to conduct large-scale collaborative health research projects of major public health and medical significance between the two institutions.
This high-level medical innovative talent training programme, supported by the China Scholarship Council, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College and the University of Oxford, which is referred to as the MD/PHD Scholarship Programme, is aimed at cultivating talented students to be interdisciplinary and innovative clinicians/scientists.


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Siskiyou Central Credit Union will be hosting and ice cream social to follow.
Picture Day September 9th
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Yreka High School is a comprehensive high school located in the county seat of Siskiyou County. Yreka High School was established in 1893; the District was called Siskiyou County Unified School District until 1961 when it became Yreka Union High School District. Originally students came from all over Siskiyou County to attend the high school, but in 1916 the school burned down, resulting in the construction of a new Yreka High School and five other branch high schools built in the communities of McCloud, Mount Shasta, Weed, Dorris, and Fort Jones. In 1918 a larger, two-story structure was built to replace the destroyed one; this building was used until 1958, when a new school complex was constructed that is used today. In 1954 the school gymnasium was built, and in 1989 renovations were made when lattice wood siding was placed inside the gym. New bleachers were installed in 2001. In 2009 the gym floor was resurfaced and the gym walls were repainted and relit, allowing for a brighter feel.
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Continuous improvement to the site includes an agriculture barn built in 1997 and enlarged in 2003, as well as a new greenhouse completed in 2009, with a new cattle barn completed in 2011 and a fenced area slated to be completed during the 2013-2014 school year. The Natural Resources and Landscaping classes worked together to design and are in process of implementing an outdoor classroom. The outdoor classroom will contain a pond area as well as outdoor workspace and benches for classroom work. In 2011, the entire heating/air system was redesigned and energy efficient systems were installed, work continues to update the heating and air units and thermometers in the classrooms.


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National Executive of the Labour Party decides not to expel Nye Bevan.
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Westminster, London.
SV. Mr Aneurin (Nye) Bevan arriving at Transport House for Labour Party meeting. It is to be decided whether Mr Bevan is to be expelled from the party. SV. Mr Bevan posing for photographers. LV. Photographers swarming around door. GV. Transport House. SV. Mr Clement Attlee, leader of the Labour Party (and opposition) leaving after meeting. SV. Mr Attlee walking towards. SV. Pan, Mr Bevan leaving Transport House. Mr Bevan has apologised to Mr Attlee and the party and at the end was decided that he should stay.
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- 511.28
- Media URN:
- 30562
- Group:
- Pathe newsreels
- Archive:
- British Pathé
- Issue Date:
- 04/04/1955
- Sound:
- Sound
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- Black & White
- Duration:
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Saina Nehwal wins Women's Singles Group Play Stage Group E Match in London Olympics Today. Indian golden girl Saina Nehwal register easy win by 21-9, 21-4 against Switzerland's Jaquet Sabrina.
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A lot of my reading recently, in addition to Nordic Noir, has been books by authors that I've been appearing alongside at events. It's fascinating to hear what other writers have to say, in terms of what's inspired their stories and how they go about writing their books and it helps the discussion if I've managed to read one of their novels. British crime fiction is a hugely diverse genre and this is illustrated by the following three books.
I've reviewed William Ryan's novels on Crimepieces before and am a fan of his Captain Korolev series. The Constant Soldier is a standalone which tells the story of Paul Brandt, a soldier in the German army who returns home to his village from the Eastern Front disfigured from fighting. An SS rest hut has been set up in the village which provides respite for soldiers in the prison camps. When Brandt recognises one of the female workers, a political prisoner he once knew, he accepts a job inside the hut in the last days of the war. The writing, as you would expect from Ryan, is excellent and the calmly written story contrasts with the atrocities being committed around the protagonists. It is in the minutiae that we find the most moving stories and this is Ryan's best book to date.
Bill Rogers is an author who I've also reviewed on this blog before. His books are set in my hometown of Manchester so it's always fascinating to read about locations I know well. The intriguingly named The Pick, The Spade and the Crow is the start of a new series featuring Senior Investigator Joanne Stuart who is newly promoted to the National Crime Agency. Stuart features in his previous series so there's a nice continuity about the new book where a cold case suddenly becomes active again. Rogers' attention to detail is always spot on and both the police investigation and references of Freemasonry came across as very well-researched. Those familiar with the city of Manchester will delight, as usual, in the references to landmarks such as the Northern Quarter and this excellently written book is a great start to a promising new series.
Lowdham Festival is an excellent event run Bookcase bookshop in Nottinghamshire. There, I met Robert Thorogood who created the Death in Paradise TV series. He's written a book which stands alongside the series. As I haven't seen any of the programmes I can't compare the two but A Meditation on Murder was excellent. It's a good example of how a crime novel can be gentle and funny without feeling 'cosy'. The main detective Richard Poole appears to exasperate those around him yet his off-beat collection of evidence gradually uncovers the murderer of a spiritual retreat leader. Very enjoyable and I'll definitely be reading more.


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Lonnie Johnson is always moving, always thinking, always tinkering.
That becomes apparent on a visit to his laboratory in downtown Atlanta. In one room is the invention that made the Alabama-born scientist famous – the Super Soaker water gun that he invented in his "spare time" while employed as a NASA engineer. More than 200 million have been sold since it appeared on the market.
But not far away, in another part of the lab, are large wooden prototypes for a speaker system Johnson experimented with. One local sculptor told him they could easily be displayed in an art exhibit.
Elsewhere is the training room where students on robotics teams from Atlanta's schools train for the world FIRST robotics competition. Last year, one team using Johnson's lab came in third at the world championship.
And then there's the ongoing work Johnson and his team of about 25 have been executing in clean energy. He hovers over the work, giving instructions in a low, soft voice, occasionally interrupted by his laughter at some part of the work. He still gets a thrill at an interesting idea.
Johnson, 67, a native of Mobile, is perhaps the only man in the world in the Toy Hall of Fame and lauded by Popular Mechanics for having developed one of the top 10 new world-changing innovations. Using the capital from his toy innovations, Johnson has spent years working on solid state battery technology and his thermo-electrochemical converter system, the JTEC.
Getting innovations to the market can be a long, taxing process. But Johnson said he's used to it. The Super Soaker, for example, took about 10 years from its conception before it was fully on the market.
"Being an independent inventor is tough," Johnson said. "You develop a product, patent it, then you're looking for someone who will see the benefit from this technology. You assume all the investment and all the risk. It can be a challenge."
But challenges are nothing new for Johnson. The teenage student known as "professor" to his classmates in a segregated Alabama high school has gone much further than anyone could have foreseen.
In 1968, as a senior at Williamson High School, Johnson built a three-foot-tall robot, "Linex," out of junk parts that ran on compressed air. The robot's "face" was made of a reel-to-reel tape player which was his sister's Christmas gift the previous year. The tape gave analog tone commands that made the robot move.
"The antenna on top was from my brother's transistor radio," he admits, looking at a picture of the robot. "He got that for Christmas, too."
He later took the robot to Tuscaloosa for the southeast regional competition, where he won first prize. As Johnson has recounted in interviews, "The only thing anybody from the university said to us during the entire competition was 'goodbye' and 'y'all drive safe, now.'"
Johnson went on to Tuskegee University to pursue degrees in mechanical and nuclear engineering. During his career, he has worked at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Air Force Research Laboratory, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Strategic Air Command. He's been involved in the building of deep space probes such as Cassini and Galileo, perfecting the technology to keep the probe's memory preserved during powerdowns, and developed components for the Stealth Bomber.
Last year, Johnson and his team announced a breakthrough in battery technology – rechargeable solid-state ceramic batteries that can exceed lithium-ion batteries at a competitive cost. Why is this significant? In a world that may one day run on electric cars, it could potentially double or triple the distance vehicles could travel on one charge. And who wouldn't want a phone that stays charged twice as long?
Ceramic-based batteries also have a safety benefit. Unlike lithium-ion cells, these employ ceramic electrolytes instead of liquid or gel electrolytes. In short, they don't explode. They can also be fitted to certain size needs and operate at higher temperatures.
Johnson said he began experimenting with ceramics because he didn't want to be an "also ran."
"I started thinking about what the next thing would be after lithium-ion," he said. "Glass was too light. Ceramics has an energy density that's significantly higher. It's led us down a lot of rabbit holes too."
Johnson's labs are also working on applications for the JTEC – an engine that converts heat directly into electrical energy by compressing and expanding hydrogen gas, creating no exhaust. The applications for this clean technology are almost limitless, from space travel to solar power to the cell phone.
"The amount of fuel needed is reduced, the amount of heat that's wasted is reduced," he said. "Sitting still, a person produces about 100 watts of heat. What if you could use that to charge your cell phone?"
To work on two independent tracks of research at the same time largely with his own money means Johnson is betting on himself, he admitted. He also knows he may never live to see the full application of some of these inventions. That's also the attitude he takes with his work among students – the effect will be more evident many years from now.
Bart Sudderth has nothing but praise for Johnson. Sudderth has a work area in Johnson's complex where he helps inner city high school students and the underserved gain valuable training in technology and robotics. The teams training there are made up of a wide range of students, but Johnson has an aggressive outreach effort to include underserved students. He is proud of the fact that his teams include foster children, refugees, immigrants and inner city students.
Looking over the surroundings, Sudderth points out that when Johnson brought his lab to an old construction materials warehouse on Decatur Street in downtown Atlanta, it was bookended by government housing.
"He's a visionary," Sudderth said. "He's a man that could rival George Washington Carver and Thomas Edison in terms of genius and tenacity. And here, he's trying to tap untapped resources."
Another witness is Mahendra Jagnandan, 22, a Georgia State economics graduate who is now a coach and mentor with the 100 Scholars Robotics Team that meets in Johnson's lab. He said he wanted to be in a program with "Dr. Lonnie."
"It's great to see these kids be able to meet engineers like him who are doing this kind of work in the field," he said. "It gives them inspiration and motivation, and I just wanted to see what I could do to help."
Johnson said he has always seen a need to do something about "the plight of our youth."
"When I think back on my childhood and the things that happened to me, there were certain periods of time where I felt like I was being saved for something," he said. "I feel like I have a gift, and it would be a sin to waste it. I didn't want to grow old and find that I didn't do what I could have done, that I didn't put my best foot forward. I didn't want to have any regrets."


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Recycling electronic equipment helps reduce air pollution that will normally be emitted while manufacturing a brand new product and the necessity to extract priceless and limited virgin assets. The electronics business is disrupting business fashions by infusing intelligence into gadgets and connecting them to everything ─ from fridges, televisions and coffee machines to the gear that manufactures electronics merchandise. House to a few of the most admired expertise companies in the United States including Arrow Electronics, Colorado could be considered the epicenter for the subsequent electronic revolution.
Generally it might be troublesome to differentiate between analog and digital circuits as they've parts of each linear and non-linear operation. You may place out 4 or more digital objects similar to TELEVISION's, stereos and computers, monitors, and so on. Transportable shopper electronics are sufficiently compact, light-weight and easy mobility.
Photograph: Soldering elements into an electronic circuit. And, since cell gadgets are anticipated to turn over more quickly than PCs (which have sometimes turned over in three-5 years), these adjustments within the electronics recycling stream could happen within 5 years or much less. They've a variety of electronics from computers to a brand new kitchen stove. 2. A. S. Sedra and Ok. C. Smith,"Microelectronic Circuits: Idea and Applications",Oxford College Press, 2014.
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After a short delay Opera made this morning the first public beta available of their Opera Mobile 9.5 browser, which we already have seen on the HTC Touch Diamond device. However it now becomes available, in beta ofcourse, for the wide public.
I first saw this browser working on the HTC Touch Diamond launch event, since it is in my opinion one of the unique selling points of the device. My description of the Oper Mobile 9.5 browser can be read below:
I will focus on Opera 9.5 and some additional (multimedia) features. In a live demon with HSDPA coverage the "Top Gear" page is used as an example. With a tab-and-hold on the page one can simple drag the page to the right position (compared to the pan view in some graphical applications). A double tap on the picture of an article immediately forces the zoom in on the article, including text wrap of the content. No left right scrolling anymore.
On the HTC Touch Diamond, the Opera browser was closely tied to the TouchFLO 3D interface, and we see in this general version a new button with finger friendly shortcuts to the most important options of the browser. These shortcuts open pop-up menu's which make navigation through the software extremely fast. As described above, the major browsing-, manipulate- and zoom-functions are very intuitive, which in crease the usability of the software.
Arne Hess from the::unwired has shot a real nice video review [ref03], which provides a nice overview of the different options of this great browser. He tested it on both a Sony Xperia and his HTC Shift !! Matthew Miller from ZDNet has also a very nice image gallery [ref02], which are worth checking out !! Have a look, and download yourself to enjoy the browsing experience. This comes very very close to the iPhone browsing experience, and is really clever designed, so well done Opera !!
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There are a number of reasons to choose organic baby products for your infant. While synthetic baby products may, in some cases, be less expensive, organic products provide a safer and more natural product for your baby. Organic cotton baby clothes do not contain the chemicals or pesticide residues that conventional products contain, making them the more reliable choice for natural baby care.
Organic cotton baby clothes
One of the most important products for your child will be their clothes. Organic cotton baby clothes are made from organic and natural components that contain none of the chemicals or pesticides of standard conventional clothing for infants. Organic cotton baby clothes are traditionally made using organic cotton, which faces none of the chemical treatment aspects that conventional cotton products experience on their way from the field to the factory.
Organic cotton baby clothes are rather affordable, too. They are also significantly more comfortable than conventional cotton products because there are less itchy fibers and unnatural components to the clothes. Organic cotton baby clothes are created with fair trade laws and are environmentally friendly, so parents can feel good about spending money on natural baby products and can be assured that their dollars are being spent in responsible, fairways.
Organic Skin Care
Along with organic cotton baby clothes, skin care products are among the most important organic baby products for your child. Because you don't want any harsh chemicals or additives around your baby's skin, organic skin care products for your baby are the only logical choice. With a wide variety of products available for a variety of skin care types, you can rest assured that organic skin care products for your little one have only the best in mind.
It is true that many of the chemicals in the marketplace have never been tested properly for problems relating to human skin. With animal testing and other sorts of harmful, problematic testing options occurring, it is hard to trust products that do not contain all-natural ingredients. Organic skin care for your baby puts the trust back in the purchasing and allows the consumer to make educated choices so as to know what the ingredients are and be assured that they are chemical-free.
Chemicals are everywhere, but organic cotton baby clothes offer a much-needed respite from the problems of chemical reactions. With chemicals in the air, water, soil, and just about every substance on earth, it's nice to know that there are companies that still care about the environment and your baby's health. Choose companies that put your child's health and welfare before profits.
Safe Toys
Buying safe toys for your child can be complicated, especially with so many products on the market vying for your child's attention. Reject current market trends and purchase safe, wooden toys and chemical-free books instead. This will allow your baby to experience growing up the right way and will provide hours of entertainment with none of the safety of health concern. As most toys are coated with plastic and chemical products, it's nice to have safe wooden products that are free from pesticides and harmful components. Choose your child's safety first.


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Bank lending returns to normal says independent appeals reviewer
Banks are now lending in a normal way and lack of demand combined with a flat economy is the main cause of low levels of credit extended to small businesses, according to an independent report.
13 June 2013
The independent report (PDF 5.2MB), published by Professor Russel Griggs OBE, Independent External Reviewer of the main banks' Appeals Process, analyses the number of small businesses appealing after having their loan applications refused, and the number which successfully have those refusals overturned.
It found that in the 12 months to March 2013, 735,000 credit applications were made in total to BBA member banks. Of these 86% were approved and 14% or 102,900 declined, and of the declined applications only 3% went to appeal.
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The number of appeals rose from 2,177 in the previous year to 3,311 in the year to the end of March, as awareness starts to increase among SMEs of the option to appeal if they feel a credit application has been rejected unfairly. The SME Finance Monitor for the first quarter of 2013 shows awareness of the appeals process has improved to 13%, compared to 10% in the last three months of 2012.
Of the 3,311 appeals, nearly 40% or 1,297 were upheld but in the majority of these cases the final outcome and structure of the facilities agreed looked very different from the original requests.
In the report's executive summary, Professor Griggs said: "From all that we have seen over the last year both from the banks themselves and from their customers, the issue is one of demand rather than supply in terms of lending that can be sanctioned.
"I do not think that the banks having money to lend is an issue which it may have been just post 2008. The issue is as much about finding good projects to lend to or SMEs who want to increase their credit."
He added that some SMEs, especially small ones, do not understand the difference between debt and equity "so still ask banks at times for debt that is in effect equity and so beyond the risk boundary that debt would allow the banks to operate within".
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A spokesman for the RBS Group said: "RBS lends more than any other bank to businesses but we always want to improve on this, which is why we were first to introduce a Business Hotline service to scrutinise declined applications.
"We've since written to approximately 1 million SME customers advising them how to appeal a lending decision – often a fresh pair of eyes can find a solution or an alternative means of finance."
Poor credit scoring remains the main reason for declining applications for credit below £25,000. To try to solve this issue, RBS has worked alongside other banks and the Credit Reference Agencies to produce a business friendly guide to help explain the credit scoring process (PDF 1.3MB).
The Appeals Process was established in 2011by the Business Finance Taskforce, comprising the BBA, RBS, Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, Santander and Standard Chartered. External reviewers, led by Professor Griggs, monitor the UK's biggest banks' commitment to a fair, prompt and transparent appeals process for businesses declined lending.
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"At first killing was obligatory; afterward we got used to it. We became naturally cruel. We no longer needed encouragement or fines to kill, or even orders or advice." Jean-Baptise Murangira, a killer from Rwanda.There's plenty of anecdotal evidence that killing escalates - that the more a person kills, the easier they find it to kill again. Andy Martens and Spee Kosloff have investigated this idea experimentally using a bug killing paradigm. Undergrad participants took part in what they thought was a study looking at the ways that exterminators deal with bugs. In fact no bugs were hurt during this research and participants were debriefed "sensitively" at the end. Three participants dropped out after reading the consent form and a further three were omitted from analysis because they suspected they weren't really killing the bugs.
The fifty remaining participants (29 women) were each left in a room alone and given 12 seconds to feed as many of the 21 available woodlice as they wanted, one at a time, into an extermination machine - an adapted coffee grinder with a funnel for inserting the bugs. The woodlice had been warmed briefly with a hair dryer so that they were moving about, thereby ensuring that participants knew they were alive. After the first 12-second phase, the researcher returned to the room briefly to tell the participants that they had a further 12 seconds to repeat the exercise anew. The key test was whether the participants would kill more bugs on the second round.
Crucially, half of the participants had been told that the whole thing was merely a simulation - no bugs would die in either round because the funnel was blocked. These participants inserted the same number of bugs on the second round as they did on the first round (approximately 5.5 bugs on average). By contrast, the other participants who'd been told that the killing was real tended to insert more bugs into the exterminator during the second round (5.4 bugs on average vs. 4.6 on average during the first round).
Martens and Kosloff said this provides evidence that killing escalates. The fact that the escalation was only observed for the participants who thought they were killing shows that the effect wasn't merely due to practice. Earlier research similarly showed that participants instructed to kill more bugs in an initial phase (vs. those told to kill fewer) tended to kill more bugs voluntarily in a second phase - but only if they believed the killing was real.
Why should killing escalate in this way? Martens and Kosloff's theory is that it probably has to do with the justification of earlier actions and with desensitisation. Killing may particularly provoke these reactions in killers because unlike other unethical acts, it isn't possible to undo an earlier killing and amends can't be made to the killed. Other possible factors that lead to escalation could include increased arousal and feelings of power and excitement.
"The impetus of this work was not to develop an understanding of bug-killing per se, but to aid an understanding of situations in which people kill other people," the researchers said. "Perhaps [results like these] can inform the generation of questions necessary for developing a well-rounded understanding of real-world consequences of killing and violence."
Martens, A., and Kosloff, S. (2012). Evidence that Killing Escalates Within-Subjects in a Bug-Killing Paradigm. Aggressive Behavior DOI: 10.1002/ab.21412
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CASTILLO ET AL. v. UNITED STATES
No. 99-658. Argued April 24, 2000-Decided June 5, 2000
Petitioners were indicted for, among other things, conspiring to murder federal officers. At the time of their trial, 18 U. S. C. § 924(c)(I) read in relevant part: "Whoever, during and in relation to any crime of violence ... , uses or carries a firearm, shall, in addition to the punishment provided for such crime ... , be sentenced to imprisonment for five years, ... and if the firearm is[, e. g.,] a machine gun, ... to imprisonment for thirty years." The jury determined that petitioners had violated this section, and at sentencing, the judge found that the firearms included machineguns and imposed the mandatory 30-year prison sentence. The Fifth Circuit affirmed, concluding that statutory words such as "machine gun" create sentencing factors, not elements of a separate crime.
Held: Section 924(c)(I) uses the word "machinegun" (and similar words) to state an element of a separate, aggravated crime. The statute's language, structure, context, history, and other factors helpful in determining its objectives lead to this conclusion. First, while the statute's literal language, taken alone, appears neutral, its overall structure strongly favors the "new crime" interpretation. The first part of § 924(c)(I)'s opening sentence clearly establishes the elements of the basic federal offense of using or carrying a gun during a crime of violence, and Congress placed that element and the word machine gun in a single sentence, not broken up with dashes or separated into subsections. That, along with the fact that the next three sentences refer directly to sentencing, strongly suggests that the entire first sentence defines crimes. Second, courts have not typically or traditionally used firearm types (such as "machinegun") as sentencing factors where the use or carrying of the firearm is itself the substantive crime. See Jones v. United States, 526 U. S. 227,234. Third, to ask a jury, rather than a judge, to decide whether a defendant used or carried a machine gun would rarely complicate a trial or risk unfairness. Cf. AlmendarezTorres v. United States, 523 U. S. 224, 234-235. Fourth, the legislative history favors interpreting § 924(c) as setting forth elements rather than sentencing factors. Finally, the length and severity of an added mandatory sentence that turns on the presence or absence of a "machinegun" (or any of the other listed firearm types) weighs in favor of treating
such offense-related words as referring to an element in this context. Such considerations make this a stronger "separate crime" case than either Jones or Almendarez-Torres-cases in which this Court was closely divided as to Congress' likely intent. Pp. 123-131.
179 F.3d 321, reversed and remanded.
BREYER, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which REHNQUIST, C. J., and STEVENS, O'CONNOR, KENNEDY, SOUTER, THOMAS, and GINSBURG, JJ., joined, and in which SCALIA, J., joined except as to point Fourth of Part II.
Stephen P. Halbrook argued the cause for petitioners.
With him on the briefs were John F. Carroll, Richard G. Ferguson, Stanley Rentz, and Steven R. Rosen.
Assistant Attorney General Robinson argued the cause for the United States. With him on the brief were Solicitor General Waxman, Deputy Solicitor General Dreeben, Edward C. DuMont, and Joseph C. Wyderko. *
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In this case we once again decide whether words in a federal criminal statute create offense elements (determined by a jury) or sentencing factors (determined by a judge). See Jones v. United States, 526 U. S. 227 (1999); AlmendarezTorres v. United States, 523 U. S. 224 (1998). The statute in question, 18 U. S. C. § 924(c) (1988 ed., Supp. V), prohibits the use or carrying of a "firearm" in relation to a crime of violence, and increases the penalty dramatically when the weapon used or carried is, for example, a "machinegun." We conclude that the statute uses the word "machine gun" (and similar words) to state an element of a separate offense.
*Briefs of amici curiae urging reversal were filed for Law Enforcement Alliance of America, Inc., by Richard E. Gardiner; and for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers et al. by Ann C. McClintock, Kyle O'Dowd, and Barbara Bergman.
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Burnley fans asked to dig deep for Gary Parkinson
Burnley fans are being asked to dig deep for Clarets legend Gary Parkinson at Turf Moor this weekend.
The collection, taking place in all areas of Turf Moor ahead of Saturday's game v Coventry City, aims to raise some much needed funds for Gary's continued rehabilitation.
Gary suffered a severe stroke in September 2010, leaving him with 'Locked-in Syndrome'.
He remains aware of his surroundings, but cannot move or communicate verbally due to complete paralysis of nearly all voluntary muscles in his body, except for his eyes.
Gary is currently being cared for at a local neurological rehabilitation centre with occasional visits home, but wife Deborah is hoping to raise funds to make significant changes to the family home in order for Gary to make longer home visits.
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The bucket collection was suggested by youth team coaches Terry Pashley and Andy Farrell, who have enlisted the help of some of the youth team players and also former players who will be here on Saturday to mark the 20-year anniversary of the Fourth Division championship in 1992.
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Batch 2 of festive greetz away from the main downtown Okayama postoffice!
And technically, this post box is just for mailing New Year's cards within Japan, so the pedantic ones amongst you need not point this out… Festive display made for a pleasant photo.
The overall count was smaller than batch one however several bonus super-deluxe envelopes of treats in the mix.
Destinations include: Germany, UAE, Scotland, Sri Lanka, … and the usual USA / Canada locations.
Such fun applying the stamps and interacting with the post office staff as so many folks are in preparing and mailing New Year's cards.
This lil elf dropped off 80-ish new year cards into the hopper.
Riffs: Nengajo / Japanese New Year Cards
In Japan, one can create and send a pre-made New Years (nengajo) cards, or at the post office there is a little station to stamp your own. Ryoko and I made a postcard collage which would suit our friends around Japan as well as friends abroad. Then we set about making hundreds of these…
Here's an example of where you can prepare your own New Year's cards in this kiosky station with purpose-made stamps and even a little drying rack.
Express service is available for purchasing these pre-made new year cards – They include a special number on them which is like a bit of a lottery contest and on New Year's, the newspapers evidently post these numbers and you can win like a toaster oven or something… To be honest not quite sure how it all works but will report results… you can choose from one of several premade/pre-stamped designs, unique each year.
Update: Batch 3 on Dec. 25th which is just another Wednesday in Japan / fun to match postbox style.
Note: As it goes, we took a few trips to the post office to send these treasure on their way…. the batches change as I go along. I start in a manic fever pitch of excitement about starting the project, then refine with design subtleties, efficiencies, experiment with various pens and inky stamps etc.
Then, sometimes… I want to go back and redo all of them or at least "show my work" so everyone can see the evolution. Yes, just a little bit obsessive.
Also, sometimes I feel a little bit anxious that I'm not sending one to basically "everyone on the planet" but I sort of run out of steam after a couple of hundred.
Grateful for more excellent festive greeting cards – including some next level creative expressions – from Offenburg (sorta Germany), Vancouver x3, Kootenay Rose, Nagano, Edinburgh & London (some documented previously).
We love receiving end of year personal/family newsletters, round ups, notes, cards, letters whatever… (Almost ) always reciprocated with affection.
Dave and Ryoko Olson
937-1 Tsuchida, Naka-ku
Okayama-shi, Okayama-ken
703-8217 Japan
〠703-8317 岡山県岡山市 中区土田937ー1
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Blockchain Venture Summit: Join The Live Stream!
The Blockchain Venture Summit (BVS) will take place on March 28th 2018 in Istanbul, Turkey. The conference will begin at 9:15 (GMT+3:00 / BST+2:00) on Wednesday and will be streamed live as detailedbelow. The event is brought to you by Webrazzi, Bitrazzi's parent company, which is one of the leading news outlets covering local and regional Internet and digital markets, startups, investments, technological developments and events in Turkey.
Key Topics in the Conference
The purpose of this event is to bring together blockchain and cryptocurrency advocates and experts who will share their experiences with the attendees. People will get a chance to build healthy relationships with other investors, entrepreneurs and professionals to prepare for ICOs and other blockchain projects.
Some of the most important questions answered throughout the conference will include:
- What are the expectations or predictions for blockchain going forward?
- What are the consequences of investing in cryptocurrencies?
- What are the main questions to ask when evaluating an ICO or Token Sale?
- Will ICOs change the way in which funds are raised?
- Is venture capital really dead?
- How to promote your ICO?
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Our speakers are innovators and professionals who have played a huge role in promoting blockchain technology and producing meaningful content and products for the crypto community. You can take a look at the list of speakers by clicking the link here.
There will be a total of three breaks in the event and it will end at 17:00 (GMT+3:00). You can take a look at the entire schedule by clicking the link here.
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Why One Director Really Wants To Remake White Chicks
For Your Consideration, in the category of Best Picture... White Chicks? OK, so the gender-dividing Wayans Bros. comedy from 2004 didn't make any waves at the Oscars when it came out, but one director believes that it's mainly because the movie took the wrong approach to its subject matter. Instead of digging deep into the social and political motivations of the plot, director Keenan Ivory Wayans went for laughs. (Whether he got any or not is up for debate.) Now, one director wants to remake White Chicks, making a strong left turn into Oscar bait territory. And we fear he might be serious.
Daniel Scheinert is out promoting his latest film, Swiss Army Man, which features a suicidal man (Paul Dano) who encounters a farting corpse (Daniel Radcliffe) on a deserted island. Yes, you read that right. So we almost have to take everything that Scheinert says with a grin of salt, as he might just be going for a surreal chuckle. But he tells The Hollywood Reporter:
And that idea is just crazy enough to work. The fact that he'd like to make it with the original cast is exactly the meta twist that we'd need to make this dream a reality. Remaking White Chicks would be a horrible idea. The concept was tone deaf back in 2004. But remaking it as Oscar bait WITH the Wayans Brothers back in the leads? Suddenly, that's genius.
White Chicks cast Shawn and Marlon Wayans as disgraced FBI agents who decide to go deep undercover to protect the lives of hotel heiresses the Wilson Sisters. And by "deep undercover," I mean that the two black men pretend to be white women. You almost have to see the trailer to believe it:
Will this actually happen? No. I mean, even if Swiss Army Man made $1 billion, and Daniel Scheinert was given carte blanch to make whatever movie he wanted to make, would the Wayans Brothers be willing to step back into the characters of Kevin and Marcus Copeland for a hard-hitting, R-rated Oscar vanity project that explored the complications of race relations in our nation? Unlikely. Now, a dramatic retelling of Little Man? Sign me up for that. Swiss Army Man is in theaters as we speak.
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John and Stella Inman
Mr. John Inman married Mrs. Stella Doar (Robinson) in Pennsylvania before coming to Canada. They lived in Mirror before coming here to rent the Walt Werner farm. Stella's daughter by her first marriage is now Mrs. Ray Ramsey of Clive. John and Stella's daughter Nova, is Mrs. Ed Werner of the Grand Meadow district. They have two children: Vern farms at home and Betty is Mrs. Jack Matlock of Coronado, Calif. After his wife's death Mr. Inman lived at Clive for a time and then with his daughter, Mrs. Werner.
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Gloria Inman d. 2003
Millinocket - Gloria Ann Inman, 72, died at a local hospital Wednesday, October 29, 2003. She was born in Millinocket on December 10, 1930 the daughter of Herman and Arline (Harriman) Russell. Gloria was a lifelong resident of Millinocket and a professional homemaker. She was a wonderful cook and enjoyed knitting and crocheting. She was a loving mother and grandmother and a devoted wife to her husband of nearly 55 years, Donald. Gloria was very committed to her Baptist faith and was active with her Bible Study Group. She is survived by her husband, Donald F. Inman, Sr. of Millinocket; five children; Sally Vincent of Plainville, Massachusetts, Donald F. Inman, Jr. of Millinocket, Tanya Messier of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, Kimberly Wilkins of Old Town, and Timothy Inman of Portland; 11 grandchildren; two great-granddaughters; her siblings, Leonard `Buff` Russell, Sr. of Millinocket, Meldora `Dolly` Ronco of Belleview, Florida, Marjorie Mitchell of Mansfield, Massachusetts, Ina Pinette of Mansfield, Massachusetts, and Mary Stanton of Attleboro; many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by three sisters, Frances Curtis, Geraldine White, Pamela St. George. Friends may call at R. L. Bouchard Funeral Home, 11 Tamarack St., Millinocket from 6-9 PM Friday, October 31. Funeral services will be held 1:00 PM Saturday, November 1, 2003, at the funeral home, with The Rev. Jerry Conover officiating. Burial will be in Millinocket Cemetery. If friends wish, contributions in memory of Gloria may be made to the Katahdin Area Support Group, 10 Field St., Millinocket 04462
Toronto Star (Nov/1/2003)
June 19, 2004
GEORGE CHARISON George passed away at Rosewood Lodge, Stonewall on Thursday, June 17, 2004 at the age of 79. Born in Poland on April 20, 1925, George immigrated to Canada in April, 1930 with his parents and brothers and sister. They settled on a farm in Pine Ridge where they attended school and worked hard to earn a living by farming, caddying at the golf course and "cutting chamois". In 1941 George and his brothers and sister bought a farm in the Gunton area and continued working together for a number of years. George married Loraine Inman in 1948 and they farmed and raised their family north of Stonewall. Failing health forced George to move to Rosewood Lodge in 1997. George enjoyed travelling to Western Canada, the Ukraine, Hawaii and other parts of the U.S. He enjoyed playing cribbage. Many family dinners were followed by cribbage with Brian and the boys. However, he did not enjoy losing, even to his grandsons. George is survived by his son Bob; daughter-in-law Patti, grandsons, Derek (Angela), Jay (Cheryl) and Aaron, great-grandchildren, Joshua, Ashton and Hayley; sister Mary Fines and many nieces and nephews. George was predeceased by his wife Loraine (1969), son Brian (1998), daughter-in-law Anne (2000), brothers, Steve (1980), Alex (1992) and Stan (1993) and sister Anne (1997). Funeral service will be held on Monday, June 21 at 2:00 p.m. at the MacKenzie Funeral Chapel Stonewall. Interment to follow in Windsor Cemetery. The family would like to express their sincere thanks to the caring staff of Rosewood Lodge for the wonderful care and friendship they gave George over the past seven years. MacKenzie Funeral Home Stonewall in care of arrangements.
The Winnipeg Free Press (Jun/20/2004)
Muriel Inman
INMAN _ Muriel. Born in London, England in 1916. Passed away at VGH December 1, 2006. She will be sorely missed by her son Geoff and her grandson Peter Henderson. No service by request. In lieu of flowers, donations to a charity of your choice.
Published in the Vancouver Sun and The Province from 12/23/2006 - 12/24/2006.
INMAN, Ronald Jerome
On April 20, 2007, Mr. Ronald Jerome Inman passed away peacefully at the age of 71. Ron will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 50 years, Elizabeth Ann and three sons; Mark (Christine), of The Woodlands, Texas, Dean (Teresa) of Concord, California, and Dale (Brenda) of Edmonton, AB. Ron also will be remembered by his grandchildren Elizabeth, Victoria, Breanna, Jeffrey, Joshua, Matthew and Christian, sisters-in-law Esta, Ruby (Alf), Karen (Pudge), brother-in-law Richie (Edie), and nieces and nephews. He also has one brother Keith and wife Jean of Vermilion, AB. Ron was predeceased by his mother and father and two brothers. A Celebration of Ron's life will be held on Saturday, April 28, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. at Park Place Funeral Home, 51 Broadway Boulevard, Sherwood Park. Cremation has taken place. Final resting place will be at Islay Town Cemetery at a later date. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the charity of one's choice as expressions of sympathy. Park Place Funeral Home Family Owned & Operated (780) 417-8000
Published in the Edmonton Journal from 4/25/2007 - 4/26/2007.


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Michael Jackson Cake
by Tania Riley
(Cape Town, South Africa)
This Michael Jackson cake is made of a chocolate madeira and it was carved whilst partially frozen. The board is covered in sugarpaste. The first layer is buttercream iced with a thin layer of vanilla buttercream , the neck is carved and placed onto the shoulders and buttercream iced.
The head is baked in a round pan and sandwiched together with buttercream, it is carved into a scull with hollows for the eyes whilst semi frozen and placed onto the neck.
A wooden dowling is inserted through the head, neck and shoulders. It helps to place a number of small sugarpaste or pastiallage discs around the dowling between the neck and the head to further support the head in place and prevent sagging.
The entire head is buttercream iced with a thin layer of vanilla buttercream. This is then left to crust. The eyes are made of round balls of white sugarpaste and painted on irises and left to dry.
The nose is constructed using paste to build and shape it as is the mouth and any other features, such as the chin and cheekbones and eyebrows.
The eyeballs are glued into place with royal icing. The entire head is then covered with flesh coloured sugarpaste, forming it carefully with your hands around the features to resemble Michael.
The eye areas are cut away to reveal the eyes and formed around the eyes into eyelids. The makeup is painted onto the face.
The white shirt, collar and tie are pasted onto the cake and glued into place with cmc and gin mixed together to form a glue.
The jacket is then made from sugarpaste and placed around the shoulders.
Finally the black sugarpaste hair is made by pushing the paste through a spaghetti / pasta machine and glued into place all over the head with the cmc glue.
The hat is formed from sugarpaste and placed onto the head once the hair has dried. The hair and hat is overpainted with black to prevent fading out to grey after it has dried. Voila - Michael Jackson!
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While Ol' Myrt has been away, some pretty "kewl" things are newly available from our friends at LegacyFamilyTree.com. Legacy is a genealogy management program designed to keep track of all names, dates, places, notes, family relationships and multi-media files with the ability to access the internet in addition to printing a variety of reports including books. See: www.LegacyFamilyTree.com.
Video Instruction
If you haven't been able to attend one of Geoff Rasmussen's classes, you are in for a treat. Legacy video taped two of Geoff's recent presentations and have made them available on the web for free. Ol' Myrt here thinks you'll agree that in the world of genealogy, Geoff is one of the more enthusiastic presenters to come down the pike.
Legacy Family Tree - an Overview (54 minutes)
Date: May 16, 2009
Presented live to the Hemet-San Jacinto Genealogical Society in Hemet, California.
"Geoff teaches about getting started with Legacy by importing from another computer program, setting and understanding relationships, 1/2 siblings, setting your direct line, AKAs, addresses, notes, sources, pictures, To Do List, Research Guidance, and reports. This seminar is intended for those who are new to Legacy Family Tree but is also a great refresher course for experienced Legacy users."
Legacy Family Tree - Tips and Tricks (58 minutes)
Date: May 16, 2009
Presented live to the Hemet-San Jacinto Genealogical Society in Hemet, California.
Want the Legacy insider's tips/tricks? Join Legacy's Geoff Rasmussen for the next 58 minutes as he explains the following: news/updates, family group records, chronologies, effective use of events/facts, adding historical events to your timeline, successfully obtaining information from living relatives, creating books, using Legacy Charting, Descendant and Index View tips, using the split screen feature, what to do when you have an unproven relative, and how to add unlinked individuals. This seminar is intended for those who are experienced with Legacy Family Tree, but everyone is welcome to view it.
You'll find the seminars available 24/7 in three formats:
- Flash .mp4
- Flash FLV
- Windows Media
This is a great idea for genealogy society meeting presentations.
Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt :)
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The University of Ottawa is projecting a $4.8-million shortfall for the 2013–14 academic year. The Board of Governors (BOG) approved the new budget with a deficit despite a $54-million increase in financing.
"We are concerned that the deficit will be increasing in 2013–14," said BOG member and former auditor general of Canada Denis Desautels.
He said the university's costs, such as pensions and salaries, are increasing faster than the amount provided by the government for the basic budget. The concern is that recent deficits will become a trend.
"Obviously, we are being squeezed, and that's causing a growing deficit," he said.
Desautels also said that because the deficit for the 2012–13 academic year was approximately $1.5 million, merely one fifth of one per cent of the total spending for that year, it was quite small in relative terms so the budget was passed and is considered a near break-even.
There were, however, major increases in total salaries in all categories. The largest salary increase went to students employed by the university who received an 8.6 per cent bump in their pay, costing the university an estimated $72.8 million for the fiscal year. Academic salaries went up by 4.4 per cent and support staff saw their salaries increase by 5.8 per cent. The largest increase in any category was an 18 per cent increase at the employee benefit level from 2012–13.
The university also saw a decrease in student enrolment at the university from last year to this year, but over the past five years there has been an average of 3.6 per cent annual increase in student enrolment. The decrease is part of Allan Rock's Vision 2020 as a way to improve the health of the university.
The university increased tuition costs by three per cent, but the provincial government also rolled back the university budget by one per cent, which increased the dependence on tuition to cover expenses by 2.3 per cent to a total of 43.7 per cent.
"We want to respect the objectives of Vision 2020," Desautels said. "It is still our objective and we do not want to compensate those trends that are causing the deficit simply by increasing the number of students."
Alternately, there was a 5.6 per cent increase in financial aid, which represents a $3.6-million commitment from the university. For the 2013–14 academic year, close to 12,000 students received an average of $1,850 in financial aid from the university and it is expected that this number will increase. Students took advantage of the 30 per cent tuition reimbursement, which they are eligible for if their parents make below a combined $160,000. Nearly 9,000 students saved a combined $15 million because of the program.


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Is the 2nd of December and households everywhere are rearing to start organising the biggest meal of the year.
Back at home we celebrate Christmas on the 24th with a rather large dinner at midnight after mass. However, in the UK the occasion is celebrated on the 25th with what I describe a modest lunch.
For me there are two dishes that shout Christmas, one is the Venezuelan Ham Bread or Pan de Jamón Navideño and secondly the Hallaca.
Both dishes form part of our traditional Venezuelan Christmas dinner and are eaten from mid-November to mid-January.
The Venezuelan Ham Bread for me is the most delicious thing, outside has a slightly hard layer and inside is really soft and moist. Plus the combination of the filling is simply a unique flavour bomb, sweet, savoury and salty.
So, as part of my Venezuelan Christmas Recipes series I had to bring this classic dish.
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You can also make the dough by hand using exactly the same recipe, I did it with the mixer because is quicker.
Another option to make the dough is using a bread machine. Almost all bread machines have a "bread dough" option that makes a standard dough without cooking the bread.
It might not be the same recipe as this one, and you might not have the option of creating your own recipe for the machine, but as long as it is a soft dough it works fine!
- For the Dough
- 1/2 tsp white sugar
- 1 1/4 cup milk
- 500 gr bread or all-purpose flour
- 40 gr butter
- 1 tsp salt
- 2 free range eggs + 1 egg for finishing
- 1 tbsp of dried instant yeast or fresh yeast if using fresh yeast follow the instructions on the packet for the amount of flour used
- 1 tbsp of Moscavado sugar
- For the Filling
- 250/300 gr cooked ham Italian prosciutto or Spanish Serrano ham
- 1 cup green olives filled with peppers
- 1/2 raisins or mix dried fruits
1.In a mixer or bowl add the flour, eggs, butter, sugar, yeast, salt and milk and mix together kneading until the dough has reached the required consistency (the dough should have a sticky consistency).
2.Once the dough has been kneaded leave to prove in a covered floured bowl for 3 to 4 hours or until it has doubled in size
3.Once the dough has proved remove from the bowl and knead for another 3 minutes in a well floured surface. Extend the dough using a rolling pin until is 1/2 cm thick.
4.Add the Moscavado sugar and spread all over the dough, removing the excess (should you have).
5.Place a layer of ham, then a layer of dried fruits or raisins and finish with a layer of the olives.
6.Carefully start to roll the dough (sometimes it can stick a little bit to the surface, just unsticking carefully as not to break it).
7.Once the dough is fully rolled and a "sausage" like bread has been created, move it to a baking tray lined with parchment paper.
8.With a fork prick the bread all over and glaze with a beaten egg.
9.Place the tray in a preheated oven at 220 degree C and bake for approx 20 minutes until is golden brown.
10.Once the bread is baked, leave to cool down.
1. Depending on the flour and room temperature you might need to add a little bit more of flour or water to get the consistency right.
2. The best way to keep this bread softer for longer is to keep it wrapped in cling film once it has cooled down and throughout the time is in the kitchen
I know this bread recipe might sound strange because of the filling ingredients, but every time I make it when catering for parties it is a big success.
Despite the simplicity of the ingredients, the combination has something that makes it truly delicious and addictive!
If you make this recipe leave your comments below I would love to hear your thoughts, and perhaps you added an extra yummy ingredient that makes this bread even more delicious!
So, for now happy cooking! And I'll see you all next week with another delicious recipe!