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Procuramos profissionais com experiências em desenvolvimento de sistemas WEB, com conhecimentos específicos principalmente em CakePHP com suas linguagens e serviços adjacentes.
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Beneficiary Name: Hamisu M. Dauda
Business Name: HAMISU GSM HANDSET REPAIRS & SALES
Business Address: Behind Container shops, Wunti Market (upstairs), Bauchi State
Business Number: 07064914705
Mallam Hamisu M. Dauda is a native of Ningi LGA of Bauchi State. He participated in the Resettlement Loan Scheme (RLS) of the Vocational Skills Development (VSD) in 2011. He was granted a loan of N98,100 to help expand the business.
The business has different type of phones for sale, chargers, phone jackets and more. He employs 6 people.

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Secret You Never Knew About Toe Shoes
Do you want to experience barefoot running with your shoes still on? Toe shoes provide you with the same sensation while still protecting your feet.
Ashwini Kulkarni Sule
Feb 14, 2020
Toe shoes are a rage amongst runners and trekkers. These shoes are quite different from the usual shoes as they have distinct toes and not a capped off look, unlike other shoes. This is the reason why they are also called five finger shoes.
There are many advantages of toe shoes over other running shoes. The most important one includes the feel of running barefoot without inflicting any damage to your feet.
Toe Shoe Benefits
Toe shoes have a separate toe space for each toe. They also have a thin sole which enhances the sense of touch while running. They are particularly helpful for rapid muscle building in the leg region.
You also improve your agility, balance by wearing these shoes while running and jogging. This can indeed help you to run faster and for a longer duration. Most people prefer to wear toe shoes to impart strength to the muscles in feet and leg.
Besides running, toe shoes can also be worn while trekking, water sports or even a casual walk down the park.
An important advantage of wearing toe shoes for running is that their extremely lightweight sole does not weigh you down. Hence, you can run without feeling tired.
The breathable nylon upper keeps your feet from getting wet due to sweat while performing rigorous exercises. All these benefits can add to your performance while running or working out.
How to Find a Right Sized Toe Shoe
Finding right sized toe shoes can be one difficult task for you, as they do not follow standard US shoe measurements. The different shoe sizes are expressed in inches. Hence, you will actually have to measure your foot size before buying toe shoes.
To find out the correct size of your shoes, place a sheet of paper perpendicular to the wall. Now stand on this paper with your heels touching the wall. Stand as straight as possible and keep your heels at the same level.
Ask someone to make a mark from the heel to the tip of your longest toe (this need not be your big toe always). Measure the distance between the heel and toe to get accurate measurements.
You may also take this paper of markings along with you while shopping for toe shoes. The salesperson should be able to provide you with correct shoe size. Conversion charts are also available which convert the inches into the corresponding shoe size for the particular manufacturer.
How to Care for Your Toe Shoes
Toe shoes are extremely easy to care for as you just need to wash them. You can step inside a shower by wearing your toe shoes and then apply some shower gel to get rid of the odor. You may also put them in washing machine and run it. However, it is recommended that you dry them by hanging from a clothesline only. Putting them in a dryer isn't a great idea.
is by far the most leading toe shoe manufacturer. The other brands mostly deal in thin sole shoes, that render a near barefoot experience. Vibram has got pretty high rating on all review sites.
Vibram toe shoes price is around
. You can order them from the company's website or from some online shopping sites. Some retail stores may stock them, though they are rare to come in the exact size you are looking for.
Toe shoes are perfect for you if you are an athlete or a sportsperson. They can give you a comfort that you have never experienced before.
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Omega Seamaster Railmaster Fake Wristwatches UK With Denim Blue Dials For Men
Omega launched the new Railmaster Master Co-Axial Chronometer with black-gray dial and silver dial last year, and this year a new model with a innovative denim blue dial has been released. Although the new cheap Omega replica watch hasn't been updated a lot in the main design, however, the little adjustment in appearance leads a entirely different feeling compared with the earlier one.
Like its name, the Omega Seamaster copy watch with stainless steel uses the brand new coating and new strap. Besides, the precise chronometer movement and appropriate price are still the reasons why many watch lover favor them. It features a 40mm stainless steel case with drawing finish. With the anti-reflective domed coated sapphire crystal, the model looks sporty and dynamic. The classic screw-in crown ensures the great waterproofness which is water resistant to a depth of 150 meters.
Unlike many models of Omega, the caseback hasn't beem designed to be see-through. But it offers greater safety, reliability and waterproofness. Omega knockoff watch with blue NATO strap features a denim blue dial which is like the real blue jeans with the distinctive pattern. The orange second hand and white Arabic numerals hour markers, as well the triangle indexes allow the wearers to track the time conveniently and clearly. The strap could also be exchanged with a stainless steel bracelet, which exudes another different style.


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Look past the assortment of anticipated titles like Battlefield V and Pokémon: Let's Go and you might spot a sign of oversaturation. No, we're not talking Switch ports of Flashback, Moto Racer 4, or Civilization VI; re-issues on Nintendo's system seem to be performing decently. Instead it's the presence of Battle Royale-based titles, that range from a solitaire game to a tycoon simulation. When something becomes so popular that the mere name is used to push slapdash products, the tipping point toward indifference seems to have been reached. Hopefully, that's also the case with Youtubers Life OMG Edition, which hopes to recreate the endless pursuit of likes, views, and subscribers for your amusement.
Header image: Pokémon: Let's Go Eevee and Pikachu, Switch
PlayStation 4
ACA NeoGeo: Stakes Winner 2 (digital, $7.99)
ATV Drift & Tricks: Definitive Edition (physical and digital, $29.99)
Battlefield V (physical and digital, $59.99)
Bendy and the Ink Machine (physical and digital, $19.99)
Farming Simulator 19 (physical and digital, $49.99)
Flashback (physical and digital, $29.99)
Gungrave VR (digital, $TBA)
Omen of Sorrow (physical and digital, $29.99)
Storm Boy: The Game (digital, $5.99)
Ticket to Ride (digital, $19.99)
The Quiet Man (digital, $14.99)
Wordhunters (digital, $19.99)
ACA Neo Geo Thrash Rally (digital, $7.99)
Arcade Archives Urban Champion (digital, $7.99)
ATV Drift & Tricks: Definitive Edition (physical and digital, $29.99)
Bendy and the Ink Machine (physical and digital, $29.99)
Circle of Sumo (digital, $6.99)
Croc's World (digital, $4.99)
Desktop Soccer (digital, $7.99)
Johnny Turbo's Arcade: Heavy Barrel (digital, $7.99)
Flashback (physical and digital, $29.99)
M.A.C.E. Space Shooter (digital, $4.99)
Mahjong (digital, $9.99)
Mars: Chaos Menace (digital, $9.99)
Mimpi Dreams (digital, $9.99)
Mother Russia Bleeds (digital, $14.99)
Moto Racer 4 (physical and digital, $29.99)
Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! (physical and digital, $59.99)
Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! (physical and digital, $59.99)
RocketsRocketsRockets (digital, $4.99)
Sid Meier's Civilization VI (physical and digital, $59.99)
Soap Dodgem (digital, $6.89)
Solitaire Battle Royal (digital, $9.99)
Storm Boy: The Game (digital, $5.99)
Tinboy (digital, $1.99)
Toast Time: Smash Up! (digital, $9.99)
Trailblazers (physical and digital, $29.99)
Trine Enchanted Edition (digital, $14.99)
Valiant Hearts: The Great War (digital, $19.99)
Warframe (digital, free to play)
Youtubers Life OMG Edition (digital, $29.99)
Wii U
Last Solder (digital, $0.99)
Xbox One
ATV Drift & Tricks: Definitive Edition (physical and digital, $29.99)
Battlefield V (physical and digital, $59.99)
Bendy and the Ink Machine (physical and digital, $19.99)
Farming Simulator 19 (physical and digital, $49.99)
Storm Boy: The Game (digital, $5.99)
Pinball Breakout 2 (digital, $7.99)
Bad North ($TBA)
Battle Royale Tycoon ($TBA)
Battlefield V ($59.99)
Farming Simulator 19 (physical and digital, $34.99)
Legend of Homebody ($TBA)
Phantom Thief Celianna ($TBA)
Robo Puzzle Smash ($TBA)
Sakura Sakura ($TBA)
Steel Vampire ($TBA)
Storm Boy: The Game ($5.99)
Treasure Hunter Simulator ($TBA)
Underworld Ascendant ($TBA)
Robert's Pick: I have two minor issues with Pokémon: Let's Go. First, it largely duplicates the structure of 1999's Pokémon Yellow, which I've already played through several times. Second, it (optionally) integrates with Pokémon Go. When Go was released over two years ago, I was enthusiastic about it, but it gradually turned into a time sink with too little gratification, and I gave up on it.
That said, nostalgia is a powerful drug and I anticipate myself craving a fix this week. Pokémon's light-role-playing and collection elements always clicked with me and are a reminder of a simpler time when I didn't have to worry about work, bills, and all those nagging adult concerns. So, I could see myself sinking into a cushy chair, throwing on Utada's First Love, and confronting those belligerent gym bosses all over with my faithful little yellow companion. This time I'll skip eating at Burger King to collect the tie-in toys. Let's Go, Pikachu!
Ryan's Pick: I like to believe that first-person horror puzzle games are meant to be played alone, and in the dark. Amnesia: The Dark Descent really got me into this genre, and was the source of plenty of feedback from my wife from all of my nocturnal yelps while playing through that wonderful game. Couldn't help it, that monster was terrifying. My choice for the week goes to wonderfully creepy Bendy and the Ink Machine for the PS4. Originally released on Steam, this cartoony horror puzzle game was released in 5 episodes with the first episode being available on February 2017. The 5th and final episode was just released on Steam last month. The most immediately striking and appealing aesthetic of this game is the art, and how they manage to blend historically innocent black and white styled cartoons with horror.
Playing horror games on your PC in the dark is one thing. However, most gamers, with myself included, may only have a 24" to 27" monitor to work with. I feel like it's a different experience if you are able to play that same game on a larger screen. Adding some distance between the player and screen (and of course playing in the dark) is definitely how I imagine myself playing this one. Now that all five episodes are all compiled and available for PS4 (and other consoles) it's a great time to pick up this one. I guess you could play it on Switch in a boiler room at the abandoned school if you really want to prove how hard-boiled you are, but not me. It's been quite some time that I've been shamed by my wife for sleeping with the lights on due to a console game, but I have the sneaking suspicion that Bendy will be causing some consternation at my house shortly.
Matt's Pick (Editor, DigitallyDownloaded): I can't think of anything more dangerous than having Civilization on the go. Being able to take that digital drug anywhere and everywhere is just going to reduce the number of places where I can't play Civilization, and in porting Civilization VI to the Nintendo Switch, 2K games is all but ensuring that I'll get less done, be less productive, and run out of money.
Yes, there have been Civilization Revolution titles on portable consoles in the past, but those are super-casual takes and only briefly fun. And sure, there's Civilization VI on iPad, but I rarely use my iPad to play games these days, and so I've never got around to buying that version. Having the game on my Nintendo Switch, however, is just so perfect, and other than finally getting that Hatsune Miku game on Switch, I can't think of anything that will make me happier.
For people who somehow haven't played a Civilization game in the past – these are global-scale strategy games of conquest, diplomacy, cultural and scientific development, and they are as close to endlessly replayable as video games get.
Zack's Pick (Senior Editor, RPG Site): While I am leaning towards picking up Battlefield V sometime during the holidays since I have been a lifelong fan, I feel like I should turn the focus on other games on this list that are also deserving of attention and aren't made with a AAA budget. I am a real sucker when it comes to single-player titles that focus on interactive storytelling – there's something always there that really draws me into the experience. That's why, for this week, I am going to go with Storm Boy: The Game.
Based on the classic 1964 Australian children's novel of the same name (which was received two film adaptations – an acclaimed 1976 release and a modern remake due out this year), the story follows a young boy who grows up on a mostly uninhabited coastline of Southern Australia. There, he rescues three orphan pelicans and develops a close bond with them. The game looks absolutely adorable thanks to its unique art style, and really, it can be nice sometimes to just sit back, relax, and enjoy a simple adventure game like this one aims to be.


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2ND TOPIC: What Filipino Food do you miss eating?
1ST TOPIC: What's your favorite Philippine destination? Why? :)
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Discussion in 'THE AIGBURTH ARMS' started by Kittypaws, Nov 23, 2017.
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Well, not only have you posted out of sequence (the correct response would have been a show starting with a "O"), you STILL do not know how to spell this icon's and your seemingly idol's name. Have you even ever watched one?
Outer Limits btw
Postman Pat
Quantum Leap
Red Dwarf
Stargate SG-1 (sorry but this is still my favorite over Red Dwarf)
The Twilight Zone
Usagi Drop (anime)
V (yeah there was a show named just "V". Stood for "Visitor" , as in Aliens)
Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?
Xenia: Warrior Princess
Yes, Minister
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Agency Expresse are pleased to announce that they achieved 'finalist' for 'Best Website' in the coveted 2014 'Franchise Marketing Awards'.
Agency Express continually look at ways in which they can improve and make their online presents both innovative and memorable. Their main aim is to ensure that they offer franchisees a source of clear, valuable information and to the clients of their franchisees a continual feed of relevant and up to date industry news.
Commenting on their achivement, Stephen Watson, Managing Director of Agency Express said:
Throughout 2013 we made many advancement on the Agency Express website, including a redesign to improving the overall user experience. At Agency Express we work carefully to achieve an image which appeals to both our franchisees and our clients, with the aim to inspire professionalism, reliability and affordability. Achieving the 'finalist' status in the 'Franchise Marketing Awards' gives testament to our continued investment in improving and adapting to the needs of our franchisees and our customers.


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Award-winning Officer Rorie
We always knew Officer Rorie was the best, but now the world knows, too!
Here is a photo of the multi-talented officer with Ms. Delaney and Mr. Tornfelt after receiving the Outstanding Police Community Relations Award at the 35th annual award dinner last night.
Thank you Officer Rorie for keeping our school safe and helping us grow to be our best. Your encouraging presence in all situations is a model to all of us, students and faculty both. We are so proud of you!
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Celebrating Piedmont : a blog of Happy Happenings
May 2019
"Celebrating Piedmont" logs only a small fraction of the learning magic the teachers of CMS' Piedmont Middle School, an IB World School. create daily. In that sense, it is authored by all the staff and students of Piedmont. It is curated by Ms. Gurthie who can be reached at the icons above. She'll be happy to brag about Piedmont's teachers and students any chance she gets! Please note this blog has only just begun and we have so much to show off! Come back again soon!


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Guides:C/C Crash Course/Language Overview
From CoderGuide
Language Overview
Don't get discouraged if this section is confusing to you, it'll all make sense in later sections as we begin writing programs. Think of this more as a dictionary description of a word, then, in the later sections, we'll start showing you how to use it.
A C program consists of a few basic elements: keywords, operators, code blocks, functions, and compiler directives. The C language also comes with something called The Standard C Library which provides a standard way of talking to the operating system and other hardware in a computer, and also performs many many useful tasks.
A keyword performs many tasks, whether it means telling the compiler to reserve some space for a variable, performing some evaluation, looping, and any number of tasks. The following is a list of C keywords:
We'll be talking more about some of these later, but we won't be covering all of them is beyond the scope of this crash course.
Code blocks contain C statements, and can exist be created anywhere within a function. Variables can only be defined at the top of a code block before any other C statements are used, and outside of all code blocks to defied a global variable. An open brace '{' marks the beginning of a code block, and closed brace '}' marks the close of a block.
{ /*marks the beginning of a code block*/ int var; /*define some variable*/ /*Look at me I'm a code block!*/ } /*marks the end of a code block*/
Compiler directives begin with a pound sing '#' and exist only on a line by themselves. They tell the compiler to parse the code a differently, or to do something else different during compiling. For instance, the #include tells the compiler to another parse a file as if it were part of the current file. In effect, it includes, or inserts a file at that spot. There are also many others.
Functions are an important part of C. In fact, you couldn't do much with C at all without them. One function, the main() is a very special function that you define: it is the first function that is called when your program is run. It basically is the starting point of your program. It is also the only function that does not require a function prototype.
/*A definition for the main function*/ int main(){ } /* a prototype for a user-defined function */ int func(int a); /*a user-defined function*/ int func(int a){ }
Whenever you start a code block, you should always type the closing brace on the next line, then go back up and fill in the rest, this way, you're to not forget a closed brace. Forgetting to close a code block is a very tough syntax error to find and fix, especially large.
C comments are started with a /* and ended with a */. It is important to include these in your program to explain to others, and yourself when you go back to look at your code, what exactly you're trying to do in that part of your program. All comments are ignored by the compiler. The ANSI C standard does not allow comments to be nested:
/* This comment is okay*/ /************* so is this one **************/ /* This one /* is not */ okay */
Every statement in C, with the exception of function definitions (not their prototypes), and compiler directives (which are not C statements), end with a semicolon ';'. A good way to think of statements as sentences in in C, and the semicolon marks the end of a sentence, while code blocks mark the paragraphs of the C language.
Now it's time to write our first C program, and to make sure we can compile our C code. Start up your favorite ASCII text editor (NOT WORDPAD, OR ANY OTHER WORD PROCESSOR) and type in the code below (you can leave out the comments):
Caution:C is case sensitive, that means, an upper case letter and a lower case letter might as well be entirely different letters to C.
/* This is a C comment, and this is our first C program */
#include <stdio.h> /* include some function prototypes from the standard
int main(){ /* this line defines a function, and the '{' indicates a
start of a code block */
/* call the printf function in the standard library to print
the message on the screen. The '\n' is an escape sequence
that the compiler translates into a newline character. */
printf("Hello World!\n");
} /* This line indicates the end of a code block, in this case, the
end of the main() function*/
Note: Don't type in the line numbers. They are provided for reference only and are used when we present a fully functional program, or a section of code we wish to explain by line numbers.
Notice that I indent everything within a code block by a tab? This is a good programming practice and will make your code a lot easier to read. If you had a code block within a code block, it should also be indented as well, like this:
{ Some statements; { more statements; { Even more statements; } } }
It is helpful to add a comment at the end of each closed brace that marks the end of a code block that lets you know which code block it belongs to, otherwise you could loose track very quickly in your program.
Some editors default to using 4, or even 3 spaces for indentation when your press the tab key. This can make code hard to read, so I, and many other programmers prefer to use the standard 8 spaces for a tab. We also use editors that default to using the tab character (such as Vim), rather than just using spaces, to make editing easier. When an editor encounters a tab, it will jump right to the next tab stop, rather than having to move back or forward so many spaces.
You should also try and keep your lines shorter that 70 characters, and definitely no longer that 80. If you don't then you'll have trouble printing out your code, and it will be harder to read. jEdit has a box that surrounds your text, when you begin to type outside of it, then you know your lines are longer that 80 in length. Vim, when it starts up, defaults to an 80x24 line display. This is one of many reasons why you should use one of these editors, or another generic programmer's editor for your code.
Now that you've entered in your code and saved it to disk as first.c. If you're using MinGW, then you want to save in c:\msys\1.0\home/[your_login] (if you're using a newer version of MSYS, then you'll have to replace the "1.0" with your version number). On MacOS X, you'll want to save it in /Users/[your_login] (you'll also want to add the "Terminal" program to your application bar below). To compile your program, open a terminal (All Unix systems, and Mac OS X), MSYS terminal (For MinGW/MSYS users), and type the following to compile your program (everyone else, refer to your compiler documentation first):
gcc first.c -o first
The -o parameter tells GCC to save the compiled binary as "first." It is very important that you don't ever type something like this:
gcc first -o first.c
This will cause your source file to be overwritten, because, instead of using "first" as your output file, you told gcc to use "first.c" the output file, which is your code! Yes, I've made this mistake a few times... Be careful. Later, we'll talk about how to use Makefiles which will greatly reduce the chance you'll make this kind of boo-boo.
Now, to run our program, all you need to do is type:
That's it! All done! If you're using MSYS, you'll want to use the MSYS shell for compiling your programs, but you'll want to use Windows command shell (cmd.exe, or command.com), to run your programs due to some bugs in MSYS. Here's a few things you need to know about the the Windows command shell, if you're going to use it:
- Use the backslash '\' to separate directory names, rather than the forward slash '/' (also the ? key on QWERTY keyboards).
- cd command changes directories
- dir lists the contents of the current directory
- exit leaves the command shell
So, if you're using the Windows command shell, you'll want to type in the bold text to move you into the correct directory, and run your program (some directories will have different names on your system, so take that into account as you type):
Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600] (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\Documents and Settings\aragorn>cd \msys C:\msys>dir Volume in drive C has no label. Volume Serial Number is F09B-B76D Directory of C:\msys 06/02/2005 02:26 AM <DIR> . 06/02/2005 02:26 AM <DIR> .. 06/02/2005 02:36 AM <DIR> 1.0 0 File(s) 0 bytes 3 Dir(s) 19,877,498,880 bytes free C:\>cd 1.0\home C:\msys\1.0\home>dir Volume in drive C has no label. Volume Serial Number is F09B-B76D Directory of C:\msys\1.0\home 06/02/2005 02:27 AM <DIR> . 06/02/2005 02:27 AM <DIR> .. 06/02/2005 02:41 AM <DIR> aragorn 0 File(s) 0 bytes 3 Dir(s) 19,877,482,496 bytes free C:\msys\1.0\home>cd aragorn C:\msys\1.0\home\aragorn>first Hello World! C:\msys\1.0\home\aragorn>
Naturally, you'll want to replace "aragorn" with the name that shows up in your directory listing, same goes for "1.0". Once you're in this directory, you'll stay there until you exit the command shell.
To learn more about COMMAND.COM/CMD.EXE used by Microsoft operating systems, check out: Guides:Shells/COMMAND.COM-CMD.EXE
For the bash shell used by MSYS, Linux, and Mac OS X (Versions 10.2 and earlier default to using tcsh instead, but commands are similar unless writing shell scripts), see Guides:Shells/sh-bash.


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Adam Tehar-Zahav is known as The Short Story Master. He is still a famous writer, but his readers are fewer, his love life is stuck, and worst of all - short stories are no longer in fashion. The new novel by Maya Arad is an intricate and engulfing work of fiction, as well as a brilliant play of a book whithin a book. Arad weaves some of Adam Tehar-Zahav's works into his comedy, works which allude to his attempts to find love and start a family. While doing so, the reader gets an ironic and sharp view of today's Hebrew literature, and of its true and false heroes and achievements.
Maya Arad was born in Israel (1971) and grew up in Kibbutz Nahal-Oz. She graduated in Classics and Linguistics at the Tel Aviv University and has a Ph.D. in Linguistics from London University. She taught at Stanford University.
Her first book Another Place, a Foreign City, a novel in rhymes, also published by Xargol, won the Ministry of Education and Culture award and in 2005 was Shortlisted for the Sapir prize (the Israeli Booker). In 2006 it was performed as a play at the Cameri Theater.
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Signature Alexis Mabille: The Dress Every Woman Should Own
Alexis Mabille's gown made such an impact on the runway during couture fashion week and encapsulates the designer's penchant for mixing masculine and feminine codes.
This tuxedo-inspired piece is cut from satin-piqué with an off-the-shoulder neckline and full skirt that's pleated for extra volume. The sweetheart bodice is accented with lustrous lapels and internally boned for structure. Make the most of the high-low hem and showcase your favourite heels.
Alexis Mabille's skirt is defined by the signature knotted sash that creates the illusion of a pair of sleeves around the waist. Made from floral-print organza and silk, this maxi style is left unlined so the voluminous silhouette feels easy to move in. Style yours with the brand's top for a spring gala or wedding.
French designer Alexis Mabille cut his teeth at Christian Dior and Yves Saint Laurent before launching his line in 2005 – so it's safe to say he knows a thing or two about couture.
Inspired by evening shirting, this strapless gown is made from glossy red satin-twill and features ties at the waist that look like sleeves. It has a boned bodice for structure and is left unlined for lightness, making it ultra comfortable to wear until the early hours.
Alexis Mabille studied at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne before honing his skills at Christian Dior and Yves Saint Laurent. First seen at the Spring '18 couture show, this gown has been expertly crafted from coral duchesse-satin and embellished with crystal buttons along the front and cuffs. The blouson sleeves and adjustable waist tie add volume and definition.
Alexis Mabille spent nine years at Dior where some of his 'Homme' designs were overseen by Hedi Slimane. Worn in Paris at the Frenchman's couture show, this menswear-inspired satin-twill top features a bow at the front and cuffs that are punctuated with sparkling crystals. Echo the runway and wear it with a couple of the buttons unfastened and a dark lip.


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The harried last minutes of the Minnesota legislative session offered fodder for debate Tuesday: Did the House approve the final piece of a state budget or something else?
Minnesota lawmakers rushed Monday night to adopt a bill funding economic development and energy programs before a midnight deadline. The Republican-led House spent less than 90 seconds on the nearly 100-page measure, voting over the howls of Democrats.
The House chief clerk read out the incorrect bill number while pairing it with a description more fitting to the budget bill. House Speaker Kurt Daudt closed the voting board after only 84 of 134 members had voted, announcing its passage.
State Rep. Pat Garofalo, a Farmington Republican and the budget bill's sponsor, said he's confident lawmakers adopted the legislation properly.
"It's a technical error," Garofalo said. "The physical bill in front of the House was the jobs bill the Senate passed and the journal of the House will reflect that."
The legislative record lists the vote as being on the budget bill and the chief clerk did use the correct number just before Daudt called the vote.
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SUDBURY, Mass. – December 7, 2015 – Revolabs, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of Yamaha Corporation, announced that The Channel Company's technology review arm, CRN® Test Center, has named its FLX™ UC 1500 Conference Phone a 2015 Product of the Year. Recognized companies represent best-in-breed technological innovation backed by a supportive channel partner program. The FLX UC 1500 Conference Phone received the award for the office equipment category.
Throughout the year, CRN provides in-depth coverage of an extensive array of products across a wide range of categories. CRN's annual Product of the Year awards are selected by editors from among that pool. This year's highlighted award categories include Android devices, client software, components, data center, desktops, enterprise storage, Internet of Things, mobile, office equipment, PC sticks, peripherals, printers, rugged, security, SMB networking and SMB storage. Products are recognized for a number of factors, including quality, uniqueness of features, ease of setup and use, and ability to increase worker productivity and reduce cost and complexity for solution providers, IT departments and end users.
The FLX UC 1500 IP & USB Conference Phone began shipping to customers in June 2015. It is designed for conference rooms larger than those for which earlier FLX offerings are intended and includes two extension microphones to create a wider pick-up range. Its high-performance speaker also gives it more powerful sound output to fill larger spaces. Using the same superior audio technology as the earlier FLX UC 500 USB conference phone and the FLX UC 1000 USB & IP conference phones, the FLX UC 1500 supports USB audio for softphone calls and SIP telephony for all market leading IP PBXs and features call bridging between VoIP and USB calls. System implementers can use the FLX UC 1500 to configure an all-in-one conference room equipment solution that provides superior audio clarity. The FLX UC 1500's performance was "field-tested" in a variety of modern conference room settings, including those with reverberating glass walls, hardwood tables and floors, and other environmental challenges to great audio. In each one, it delivered industry-leading call clarity, quality, and volume so that users on both ends of a call can "Hear Every Word."
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Canadian Women in Communications (CWC) completed an innovative project to increase women's participation in the communications sector in Montréal, Toronto and Vancouver. Highlights of the project include a "reverse mentorship program" to educate employers about the barriers and challenges facing women in communications. As well, an advisory council of industry experts produced a one-stop career planning resource, the Technology Media and Telecom Game Changers Learning Framework, for women in the industry. A peer mentoring model also proved so useful that CWC set up online networking groups to allow participants to continue using it once the project was complete.
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I have been invited to contribute a post to the PEACE BLITZ TOUR by writing my own thoughts on world peace. Thank you, Catalina, aka M.C.V.Egan, author of the wonderfully researched and written book The Bridge of Deaths, for your kind invitation and this great opportunity.
"If we are to teach real peace in this world, and if we are to carry on a real war against war, we shall have to begin with the children" Mahatma Gandhi
Of 3530 years of recorded world history, only 286 years have been free of wars. That indicates a staggering amount of worldwide warmongering!
Such telling statistics make any hope of world peace seem almost unimaginable, but there is no doubt that here is a common goal which we all want to see to fruition.
But the belligerents, dictators and despots are not listening. Power is their aphrodisiac; world peace is not in their interests. For millennia their kind has thrived on discord and death – their philosophy being, it is far easier to destroy the enemy than to reason with him! Until we cleanse the planet of such evil we will always struggle to keep abreast of it. Regrettably, for the beleaguered to rise up against any such oppression usually requires further acts of violence. The numbers of recorded bloodless coups are few. This is where we need to take a step back and review the situation.
If we are ever to achieve anything remotely like peace on the planet, we must strive to educate our children in the ways of democracy, and they in turn their children, and they theirs. With this in place I believe we can begin to take steps to reach this global Utopia of contentment, peace and freedom so many of us crave.
Supporters of one democratic peace theory claim that "strong first-hand evidence exists that democracies never or rarely wage war against each other". Many consider this is unmanageable as the mind-set of mankind inherently bats against peace. The human race is perceived as violent, and war as an intrinsic part of human nature, therefore inhibiting peace amongst nations. Although it goes without saying, no one is ever going to want the same thing – we are all thankfully vastly different – I do not believe human beings are naturally violent, it is something they have learned through life. Equally they can be taught there is more than one way to accomplish a task.
I do believe the children are the future impetus behind the advancement of world peace. Vital in raising awareness across the globe, their endorsement will add to the appreciation that we are all one huge universal family, and that our differences are superficial and should augment life, not seek to destroy it.
Told through the eyes of animals, Mungai and the Goa Constrictor promotes peace and harmony, and illustrates how easily seemingly incompatible creatures, drawn together from vastly different environments, can unite in a common cause – to overcome fear and oppression. And guess what!
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To apply for a speculation tax exemption, you need to give the government your email address – and Jordan Bateman has a theory as to why.
A long time ago, a wizened veteran of a thousand campaigns told me the most important demographic he looked at was the rate of home ownership.
Kid, he said in that cynical way only grizzled campaigners can muster, homeowners vote Socred (or, in the modern era, BC Liberal); renters vote NDP.
Of course, nothing in politics is ever that cut-and-dried. Even the NDP know they need some homeowners to support them if they ever hope to have a majority government.
That's why one particular piece of information collected on the speculation tax exemption form should give voters pause. No, not the Social Insurance Number, or overreaching personal details, or what you do with your private property.
It's your email address.
Why is the NDP government sending out 1.6 million letters to homeowners to capture maybe 20,000 British Columbians who should pay the tax? Email addresses.
Claims that the speculation tax opt-out process is just like the homeowners' grant process are false. To get that $570 tax saving, you must sign your property tax form or – if you pay online – click a box. Easy peasy.
The spec tax is different.
Don't take my word for it. Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer says the speculation tax forms are far more complicated:
"Whereas the ministry admits that on average an exempt property owner will need up to 20 minutes to complete the speculation tax application — and that is a lowball estimate in my opinion. It takes much more than 20 minutes to navigate the more than two dozen pages of information about the tax and its exemptions posted on the ministry website."
Then, of course, your spouse has to repeat the process – and hand over his or her email address too.
The crazy thing is that the homeowners' grant can only be claimed if the property is the taxpayer's "principal residence." It would have been simple to cross-reference databases and eliminate those properties from the initial tax, saving maybe a million bucks, time, and a batch of bad press.
So why bother with such an intrusive rollout?
There is only one piece of personal information on that speculation tax exemption form that government can't get through its myriad of databases: email addresses.
I'm not suggesting that the NDP Government or the provincial bureaucracy will directly email British Columbians partisan messaging. This would be immediately caught by the Privacy Commissioner and be a public relations disaster.
But what's to stop the government from dumping those email addresses into Facebook or other social media advertising platforms, in order to "better communicate" with British Columbians or target government-friendly ads to homeowners. Or to analyze the data and create "like audiences" to market?
The NDP have a historic disadvantage with homeowners – what better way to soften and/or test messaging with them then by social media?
There is no compelling reason why the NDP Government needs our email addresses for this speculation tax exemption. Indeed, cybersecurity experts and academic researchers have been saying for years that you shouldn't collect information you don't need (or plan to use) – because then you have a duty to protect it.
One presumes the government has plans to use its database of 1.6 million email addresses for something. But what? Will the Privacy Commissioner weigh in to stop them? Will the BC Liberals or Green Party kick up a fuss in Question Period?
Even the most cynical campaigner has to tip their tinfoil hat to the NDP on this one.
Jordan Bateman has a long history of public policy work, championing small business and fiscal responsibility. Currently the Vice President, Communications & Marketing for the Independent Contractors and Business Association (ICBA), Jordan also served six years as the B.C. Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, and was a two-term Langley Township Councillor


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We know that braces today are a mark of a fashionable soul, combining vintage influences and modern styling to create a polished look that is always on message. But just where did braces come from, why were they invented and where does their fashion story lead? We've explored the long and interesting history of the humble suspender to understand how this utilitarian accessory transformed into a fashion icon.
The Beginning
As with so many fashion stories this one begins in France where a trend for rising waist lines made belts unpractical. The 18th century French gentleman attached cloth straps to his trousers with ribbon to prevent any embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions. This earliest relative of our modern braces was considered a most definite undergarment and would have been hidden beneath a jacket.
The Evolution
Early 19th century fashion saw a return to high-waisted trousers that favoured braces, and in the 1820's intrepid British designer, Albert Thurston began to manufacture a more recognisably modern style. Pioneering 'H-back' designs evolved into 'Y-Back' and 'X-Back' braces and business boomed. As the century progressed, Victorian gentlemen recognised a good pair of braces as an essential part of their wardrobe, although they were still considered too vulgar for public display and always remained carefully covered with a well-cut suit. As we moved into the twentieth century braces took a backseat to the uniforms that became worn widely throughout World War I. Belts became the more masculine and utilitarian choice of the day. It seemed that braces may have had their moment and although still around, their popularity had waned.
A Modern Interpretation
The 1940's marked a return to fashion favour for braces. Suit styles were wide legged and high waisted, a perfect partnership for the sharp 'Y-Back' button down braces of the day. Now, braces began to become fashion statement rather than practical underwear. Film Noir stars like Humphrey Bogart popularised this style of brace wearing which remains an iconic look. As the twentieth century progressed, braces remained a symbol of smart and elegant dressing although their everyday use dropped dramatically. In an interesting twist to their story they became adopted by counter culture groups like punks and skin heads in the 1970's. Braces became a playful reference to a more formal past and a subversion of establishment rules. Women have embraced braces throughout history, as masculine and androgynous trends came in and out of fashion. However, the latter part of the twentieth century has seen designers embrace braces and create imaginative, high fashion designs that celebrate this traditionally masculine look.
Braces Today
As our love affair with all things vintage continues, braces remain a popular and stylish choice. The evolution of men's fashion and booming interest in men's formal wear means that braces are once again a symbol of sartorial elegance. Right now, the brace infiltrates casual and women's wear with surprising regularity. A way to add interest and creativity to any outfit, it seems braces are here to stay.


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Dear colleagues and friends:
From Thursday 4th of July to Saturday 6th of July 2013 the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the University of Zaragoza (Paraninfo building) will held the 27th International Congress on Applied Economics ASEPELT, organised by the area of Knowledge of Quantitative Methods for Economics and Business Administration.
We have already celebrated the 125 anniversary of the creation of economics and business studies in the University of Zaragoza, supported among others by the Chamber of Commerce and the Sociedad Económica Aragonesa de Amigos del País, (Aragon Economical Friends Society) and we have chosen the following title for the Congress: "Economics in the era of (un)knowledge" deeply related to the origin of these studies.
If at the end of the 19th century, people talked about the need of instructing within the Industrial Society framework, at the beginning of the 21st century, similar ideas keep existing but within the framework of the Knowledge Society and the revolution that we are going through thanks to the development of information and communication technologies (ICTs).
At this time, and within this framework, we will tackle the issues normally discussed in previous Asepelt congresses. Once we understand the Knowledge Society as a space for talent, intelligence, imagination and creativity of the human beings, two of its most important features are the intercommunication between the actors involved in the resolution of problems and, specially, the importance given to human factor. In this sense, the Congress that will be held in Zaragoza is aimed at going more deeply into training individuals on economical-business aspects and bringing up new challenges that have to be solved in order to give a proper answer to the current needs.
The most characteristic feature of this Knowledge Society is that questions are as important as answers. In our current environment, the amount of information is increasing considerably, but this great amount of information is provoking more ignorance (lack of information) among individuals. In order to ease this lack of knowledge, it is convenient to focus on training them, so that they are able to select the relevant information and avoid stupidity (lack of information).
Looking forward to welcoming all of you to Zaragoza next July, so that all together can help to create a better society, I send you my best regards on behalf of the Organising Committee of the 27th International Congress on Applied Economics Asepelt.
Zaragoza, 15th of January, 2013
José María Moreno Jiménez
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I am the Primary Teacher Librarian at the International School of Lausanne in Switzerland. I followed my love of books and became a Teacher Librarian over 12 years ago. I am passionate about reading, literacy and technology and see all three as essential skills for students to navigate both the present and the future. My favourite kinds of books are picture books - I just can't read enough of them! I am also a trained music teacher who plays flute and piano and believes music is the fourth essential skill in helping prepare today's young people for the future.
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Imagine a ten year old boy and his seven year old brother are sent away for a holiday with family when their mother goes in for a gall bladder operation. Then imagine their dismay and grief to return from that holiday to find that their mother is dead and buried, with all traces of her existence removed from the house.
Imagine these brothers then go for another holiday with family again a year later, returning to find their father had remarried without their knowledge.
Unfortunately, this is not a fictional tale; it is my father's life.
One last bewildering thing about this story was fifty years later, when my father was told by a long lost relative that his mother had in fact died after an operation to remove a cancerous tumor, not a gall bladder operation.
Maybe back in the 1950s cancer was considered something shameful and the lies and omissions were to protect the family's reputation? My father and uncle were never allowed to discuss their mother and had no keepsakes to cherish in her memory. I assume acting like my Grandmother had never existed, was my Grandfather's way of coping.
I recently ordered my late Grandmother's death certificate for my own selfish reasons of wanting to know her medical history and how that may impact on my health.
When I held her death certificate in my hands I was overwhelmed with sadness that this poor woman had not only died alone in hospital without her beloved sons by her side, but then her sons were denied the right to keep her memory alive after she was gone.
She was the same age as I am now and her sons were similar ages to my youngest two kids. It breaks my heart when I imagine myself in her situation. Not only did she not live to see her young boys grow into men, she missed meeting their lovely wives and exceptional (cough, cough) grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Luckily my father's step-mother was a loving mother to the boys and a caring grandmother to us, but she should have been an addition to the family not a replacement. When a mother dies, surely the very least that can be done is to allow her memory to live on through her kids.
So although I never got to meet my biological grandmother, I hope she knows she is not forgotten and that her legacy lives on through our family.
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Over the last few years, it seems like role-playing mechanics have seeped into every conceivable genre. From the inclusion of MyGM mode in the NBA 2K series- where players make decisions via branching dialog trees to Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords' fusion of match-three puzzling with character cultivation, RPG fundamentals are no longer restrained to the adventure game. The release of Rollers of the Realm for the PlayStation 4, PS Vita, and PC demonstrates these stat-based rudiments merged with the core constituents of pinball, resulting in a largely likeable play experience- albeit with a few minor misgivings.
Sure, Rollers isn't the first game to move beyond the confines of single-table play. TurboGrafx-16 classics Alien Crush and Devil's Crush stretched across multiple playfields and bestowed the sporadic boss battle, inspiring succeeding titles like Sonic Spinball and Flipnic: Ultimate Pinball. But save for these deviations, each game doggedly adhered to the principles of the quarter-munching pastime.
Foundationally, Rollers of the Realm still incorporates pinball principals, with rounds started by pulling the plunger (here called a 'launcher') to fling a ball into play. With gravity persistently pushing the orb toward the bottom of the screen, players use flippers to return the sphere back up the playfield. As any pinball wizard will tell you, nudging the ball is an essential skill. In this capacity, Rollers gives a pleasing amount of flexibility, allowing players to precisely guide the sphere toward objects and areas.
But that's where the similarity ends. Instead of an insipid orb, each ball in Rollers of the Realm is a different personality. Players start the game as a young orphaned girl simple known as the Rogue, before unlocking different sphere like the benevolent Healer and drunken, cantankerous Knight. Although Rollers protagonists rarely transcend high-fantasy trope and are personified through amateurish voice acting, these setbacks aren't significant. Instead, character distinction is best articulated by size, speed, and special ability.
Beyond color coding, each orb is differentiated by the way it moves across each play field. The Rogue's diminutive size allowing her to slip through small crevices, while the portly Knight splinters destructible objects but his corpulent size makes him harder to direct (and more difficult to accidently drain). Beyond these attributes, each persona has a distinctive skill, from triggering multi-ball, temporary blocking the drain hole, to the power to revive fallen comrades. As the campaign progresses, players recruit additional characters that grant abilities like restoring damaged flippers and automatically attacking nearby targets.
Unlocking these party members helps to cultivate a pleasing sense of progression, since gamers can shift between characters. Once the ball is either held by a flipper or returned to the launcher, a button press changes the active adventurer. Coupled with the progression of each table, these decision endow Rollers of the Realm will a subtle puzzle-like quality as certain characters are essential for advancement. Another adept design decision is how scoring is contextualizing. Instead of simply accumulating points, collisions with playfield elements bestows either mana or currency. The first resource is essential for using the special ability of each character, while wealth is used to purchase a wealth of stat-boosting supplements for their party members. In execution, this permits Rollers to incorporate the difficulty-assuaging mechanic of role-playing games. Thankfully, the game does so, with placing too much of an emphasis on grinding.
The effects of the passive boosts are seen during Rollers of the Realm's interpretation of combat, with damage assessments and parry indicators exhibited when the ball makes contact with enemies. But even with a multitude of purchased augmentations taking down ordinary foes can be tedious, with several hits needed to mow down the softest of enemies. While that's forgivable, the balance during boss battles isn't. Often these showdowns can stretch for nearly half an hour, as players exploit fleeting windows of opportunity and attempt to heal their flippers after antagonist attacks. This issue is exasperated in the final showdown, where failure takes gamers back to the beginning of a three-part confrontation.
Although Rollers of the Realm's voice acting isn't convincing or compelling, the game's visuals are commendable. Cutscenes are composed of attractive hand-drawn imagery that's accentuated by the Ken Burns effect. Character portraits are praiseworthy as well, with representations delivering as much backstory as the assembling of expositional text and voice-over. Pleasingly, Rollers' expends enough graphical options to get the game running on all but the oldest or lowest end PCs. On our in-house A10/GTX 770 PC, with every setting maximized, the title ran flawlessly.
Aside from balancing issues which make boss confrontations more exasperating than entertaining, Rollers of the Realm is a creative and capable title. Intermingling role-playing and puzzle elements with the fundamentals of pinball works surprisingly well, with the end result just revealing enough of each separate ingredient. A recommendation rests on the Rollers' reasonable ten-dollar price- and if players can find the game for a bit cheaper, we'll have to offer a passive boost to the overall score.
Rollers of the Realm was played on the PC with review code provided by the publisher.
Summary : Genre mash-ups can be hit or miss. Rollers of the Realm falls into the former category, offering an imaginative amalgam of role-playing, pinball, and light physics-based puzzling.
Platform: PlayStation 4, PS Vita, PC
Developer: Phantom Compass
Publisher: Atlus USA, Inc.
Release date: November 18th, 2014
Price: $9.99
Language(s): English audio, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish interface
Review Overview
Gameplay - 80%
Control - 80%
Aesthetics - 75%
Content - 80%
Accessibility - 85%
Summary : Genre mash-ups can be hit or miss. Rollers of the Realm falls into the former category, offering an imaginative amalgam of role-playing, pinball, and light physics-based puzzling.


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Up for sale is Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Automatic movement Co-Axial in mint condition.
This model features a framed date window and a completely brushed bracelet unlike the new models. It is a very versatile and robust watch with its crown screwed and waterproof to 150m.
As one would expect on a Co-Axial movement of calibre 8500, the accuracy is excellent at +2 sec per day.
The watch comes with its complete set: on-box, box, warranty card, pictogram card, additional links of the bracelet. It is mounted on its original steel bracelet.
An Omega black alligator leather strap with its Omega folding clasp is also available. It's like new and has been worn only a couple of times.
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A few years ago I had a dream in which someone was shooting at me. As you might expect, I made an effort to escape. Minor variations on this dream began to occur until I had one in which I had a gun and shot back. I wasn't too happy about these dreams. I am not anti-gun. If other people feel the need for them, that's their concern. Personally, I prefer to find solutions. Guns dont solve problems, they perpetuate them. But that's another post.
Eventually I had a dream in which I succeeded in shooting at my attacker. And then I had the dream in which I succeeded in killing them. At this point, I started to wonder just what was going on. Where was this streak of violence coming from? I certainly didn't feel it in waking life. Obviously I was trying to make a point but what was it?
After that, death in my dreams became almost routine. Sometimes I would kill them but more often, they would die from other causes. Typical dream stuff: violent attackers, monsters, assorted accidents. I wasn't terribly bothered by it all. I didn't like the theme but I have an understanding that dreams are a form of communication. I just couldn't figure out what the message was. Or who it was coming from. Me? The Universe?
And then recently, I read something that seemed so obvious I wondered how it hadn't occured to me. Someone pointed out that killing someone in a dream represents letting go of the past and moving forward.
It made perfect sense. My life is centered on personal growth. I first questioned my role in life when I was eight years old. I had no answers but I observed that each year was better than the previous. Each year I felt happier. Each year I felt I was making progress, even if I couldn't define the nature of that progress.
Until one day as a young adult, I noticed that things weren't getting any better. My life was beginning to stagnate. I became aware that I wasn't in control of my own life. I felt like a victim of circumstance and circumstances were not operating in my favor. Something needed to be done about that. I knew that anwers were within me if I could only find out where they were buried.
I refocused my efforts. Gradually I began to turn things around. It took years but I began to feel connected. I wasn't entirely satisfied. I knew I had plenty of room for improvement but I felt at peace. I felt confident that I could gain the control that had been lacking my entire life. It was around this time that the dreams began.
The pace of my life seemed to be gaining speed. Every few years I woiuld go through a personal crisis that lasted for months and required an effort of will to survive. Each crisis resulted in what I can only describe as an evolutionary jump. I felt stronger, happier, more focused. But something was still missing. A final piece of the puzzle had fallen into the cracks and eluded all effort to find it.
Then I read those words about the meaning of death in dreams. About a week later I had a Dream Academy Award Winner.
There were three "beings" in the dream. They looked human. They were self-aware. But I had the knowledge that they were "created" somehow. Even though they wanted to live, they lacked the capacity for self-preservation. This was important because I knew they had outlived the purpose for which they were created. It was time for them to go.
I'd been having all these dreams where I was finding it easier and easier to kill people. This time I couldn't do it. These creations were not attacking me. They had done no harm. In fact, they were defenseless. They wanted to live. Was this not their right? I could do nothing to harm them.
There was one other person in the dream. She stood next to me and was growing impatient with my lack of resolve. Finally she could take it no more. She stepped forward, picking up a large cleaver as she walked. Without a heartbeat of hesitation, she stepped up to one of the beings, raised the cleaver, and drew it down the length of its body, from head to torso. Then she raised the cleaver again, this time drawing it through the torso to the legs. Each swipe of the knife cut through the being's body almost to the backside, nearly severing it in two.
I stood there in numbed shock. What had she done?
Oddly, the bisected being remained standing. It hadn't yet fallen but its life was over and I sensed that it was very much aware of that truth. Its assailant turned to look at me.
Her voice was calm and steady as she spoke. With a stern air of authority that nailed my feet to the floor, she said, "Do you understand now? Let. Them. Die."
They were the three most commanding words I had ever heard spoken in my life. I knew the other two beings had to die and that they must die by my hand. It wasn't to happen in the dream however as the force of her words drew me to wakefulness.
And I did understand. The beings were old skin that needed to be shed, grime that needed to be washed away, tattered clothing that needed to be replaced. I had undertaken a task so many years ago, as a child. I had found too many excuses to delay. It was time to finish the job once and for all. I had to let go of the anchors that kept me rooted in place and walking in circles. I had to kill me. It had to be done so I could live.
The world is in its own crisis right now. The state of the world is but a reflection of the individuals of the world. If the world is in crisis, it is because so many people are in crisis. To survive, for the world to survive, each individual must look within and recognize that which has fulfilled its role. Each individual must cleave out and discard that which is holding them back. Everything serves a purpose. But when that purpose has been served, it is time for it to go. Like the fruit that falls from the tree so that new fruit might grow.
Its time to evolve. Let them die.


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We have recently completed a major investment of over £1million into our Tamworth plant. This investment is part of our on-going growth plan and will see the machining side of the site double in size by 2020. Our investment in machinery will see the installation of 10 additional spindles as well as the planned purchase of a large 5 bed axis machine.
All our machinery investment is combined with an environmental and sustainable focus. The new equipment we have purchased will compress aluminium chippings that a waste by-product and re-melt them back into the die casting process. This will enable JVM Castings to reduce waste to 0% and minimise the impact we have on the environment. Additionally we have invested in 10 new staff across our engineering, management and machining departments and will be supporting 4 apprentices through our training scheme. This represents a 35% increase in staff at our Tamworth plant over the last year.
Ken Parker, Operations Director at JVM's Tamworth site said "Our growth plans have been driven by market demands, both through new and existing business, as well as a stronger focus on meeting our company's green agenda". JVM have been expanding into new markets such as construction, as well as continuing their work within the automotive sector.
This has been a key driver in our growth with the need to offer full and partial assembly so we can continue to meet the needs of our clients. "Car manufacturers are increasingly sub-contracting more of these processes to firms like JVM" says Ken "Investment has enabled us to become a Super Supplier and we can now carry out much of the component build as well as the manufacture of aluminium parts."
We are in a position to manage the whole die casting process, from design and manufacture to assembly and distribution – this 360 degree manufacturing is essential to our continued growth. JVM Castings will continue to invest into our people as well as our equipment as part of our on-going growth plan. For more information on our 360 degree manufacturing process please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call us on +44 (0) 1827 64096.


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How about this one that came out of the woodwork. Its a presentation 1849 Colt that was one of 200 guns commissioned by Sam Colt himself in 1854 to be engraved by the famous Colt engraver, Gustav Young. Came from an estate here in Pennsylvania.
Snagged by my buddy Tom, at Targetmaster. Nice piece of history. The gun's engraving is still very sharp and the gun has had very little use, but most of the blue and case hardening has faded. The wood case is still in excellent condition.----------If this was mine, it would be turned into a couple of deluxe 1886's! ---------Sixgun
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I think this episode was the worst.
I didn't particularly enjoy the return of Gemma's mum, Wendy. I think this mostly because I didn't enjoy her character, however it is also because of the way she treats Gemma. I didn't care for her comments of taking the bins out being a man's job or asking Gemma what she did to drive Lewis away, due to them being old-fashioned and insensitive. I was surprised that she would have such views considered she's divorced, however this could be explained by the fact that she would be the product of a different era. I felt that the memorial service, the Wendy plot in general was only to facilitate Damo's return to complicate Gemma and Lewis' relationship. Not that it isn't a significant purpose, however I felt Damo's return could have been done without it. However the highlight of the whole plot for me was Ned and Wendy's interaction, I felt it was very sweet and despite her old fashioned views, Wendy is surprisingly welcome to Ned. Again, Lewis' caveman-like jealousy is getting old.
I did enjoy Mark's subplot. Trying to kick off a business isn't easy, especially in Mark's field. I felt the plot was played out realistically, especially with the need to face reality and his finances. Abi trying to coax him back into his old job is selfish, but understandably selfish, which is a first for Abi. However she does redeems herself by encouraging Mark to pay for the production run of the new and improved Sargeant Schnapps cards, which ultimately and literally pays off. I also liked how his child came up with the winning idea.
Meanwhile, Will's true colours are starting to be shown with subtlety by "accidentally" serving alcohol to a minor. I did like the subtle reveal of Will playing the part and paying the girl off. Of course Justin was going to be stopped from confronting him at the end of the episode as it adds to the drama, but I didn't mind as the whole Will sabotage has been slowly built up overtime, what difference is one more episode going to make, especially since we are nearing the end of the season.
I felt that this episode was the worst of the season mainly due to the Wendy subplot and the ridiculousness of the memorial service of a character no-one knew, only to facilitate the return of a conflict character. However I also felt it was the worst as it was mainly a filler to buy time for the plots in the upcoming final episodes.