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So you're taking a girl to the prom! Nervous, excited, and sweaty are all normal things for guys when they think about these events. You want the night to go smoothly, which will only happen if you plan ahead. DO NOT wait until the last minute to ask her out and make all of the plans, unless you like to be stressed out. Impress your date and start the night off well by following these prom tips for guys:
Let your parents know that you are planning to go to the prom. Prom costs money and you may need to ask them for help to cover some of the costs. Save up your own money too! Ask that special girl to the prom as soon as the event plans are announced at school. She might need to ask her parents for permission. Don't just walk up to her in the hall at school and ask her if she wants to go to prom. Be creative and think of a special way to ask her to the dance. This will give you more confidence, and make a prom proposal harder to turn down.
Once you are sure that you have a prom date, buy prom tickets the first week that they go on sale. Then remember to put the tickets in your suit pocket for the big night!
Yes guys, you need to dress up for prom night. Get your date's input about your attire. Are you planning on wearing a tux, a suit, or something less traditional? If you want to wear a tux, then you need to order a tux about a month in advance. Tuxes cost between $50-$150, depending on the area you live in, the style of the tux, and the store that you choose.
Ask your date what color dress she plans to wear, so that you can coordinate the dress and the corsage. Play it safe and buy your prom date a wrist corsage. Wrist corsages can be worn with any style dress, including a strapless dress. Go to a local florist and order it at least two weeks prior to the event. A corsage is worn on the left wrist with the flower closest to your date, and the stem and ribbon going away from her body.
Will you pick her up in a limo, will you drive her, or will you carpool? Reserve a limo a month in advance. Figure out who will be going with you and make sure there is enough room. If you are driving, get the car washed and clean out the interior.
Talk to your date ahead of time about restaurant choices and make reservations two weeks in advance if you can. Choose a nice restaurant with an upbeat atmosphere that is not too noisy to hold a conversation. On prom night at the restaurant after you are seated at the table, take your napkin and put it in your lap. The silverware can be confusing, so remember to always work from the outside in toward the plate.
Your prom date will be impressed with you if plan the night ahead of time, keep her in the loop, and treat her with respect. Be a gentleman and open doors for your date, let her walk in first, and pull out her chair for her at dinner. While you are on your date, mind your manners but be yourself and have fun too!


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A Beginner's Guide to Website Development in WordPress
A Website is your storefront in the virtual world. This is where you showcase your products and services, this is the place you want your users to frequent so that they can become customers.
The kind of website you should have depends on the kind of business and customers you have. A traditional brick and mortar can manage with a STATIC website which basically educates users on certain basic aspects like shop timings, location etc. while an E-Commerce establishment will require a DYNAMIC one with payment gateways etc.
Fortunately, it's not a rocket science anymore and ANYONE can learn to develop a website using great tools platforms like WordPress have.
In this course, we will take you to a step by step guide on building a website from a scratch. Note that this short-term course is for BEGINNERs, so, we have covered the Basics in detail. If you are already aware about these, we would recommend you to go for our Advanced Course which covers In-depth learning of Themes, Plugins, PGs etc.
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During an early 90's break in the Artillery career, the Stutzer brothers Morten and Michael formed a new band, Missing Link. Danish thrash metal, of course close to Artillery, but slightly different as well. Missing Link recorded from 1991 up to 1997 two demos, one ep and two full length albums. Lobotomized was recorded at the famous Sweet Silence Studios in Denmark with Flemming Rasmussen (Metallica, Morbid Angel, Blind Guardian, Artillery) early 1997. The album contains rare pics, liner notes and two rare bonus tracks taken from the 'Merry Xmas Everybody' ep from 1995.


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Did you know that Light Emitting Diodes, abbreviated as LEDs, are being increasingly used for different lighting applications? The reason for their becoming so popular is their energy efficiency. Actually, they have already proved to be a better alternative to incandescent and fluorescent lamp bulbs, which we have been using for a long time.
Do you know a LED lighting bulb can work up to about 50,000 hours. In fact, it's life depends under which conditions it works. Under ideal conditions, it should not be exposed to moisture and excessive cold or hot temperatures.
High quality LED lighting light bulbs are available in white, green, red, blue, white or amber colors. The color emitted by a diode is decided by the energy gap of the material used for making its p-n junction. The composition of a diode is a slice of N-type material, carrying a negative charge and another slice of P-type material, with a positive charge, having electrodes at either end.
The point where the two kinds of materials are joined forms a p-n junction. The energy gaps of different types of p and n materials are different and measured in terms of wavelengths, which results to having light in different colors.
When light is to be directed to a particular point, you can employ LED lights. As compared to traditional options of lighting, these lights prove much more fitted for this purpose.
Usual incandescent lamps are notoriously energy inefficient. Nearly about ninety percent of their energy consumption gets wasted due to the heat produced by them. On the other hand, LED lamps consume about 75% less energy compared to incandescent lamps, and produce just about 3 or 4 BTUs/ hour, while incandescent traditional lamps produce 85 BTUs of heat.
The energy consumption of LEDs is just about 2 to 10 watts. That is about one third to 1/30 of what is consumed by traditional incandescent lamps or CFLs. The lifespan of an LED bulb is about 50 times more than incandescent lamps and about 5 times more of fluorescent light tubes.
As per the estimates of the U.S. Department of Energy, extensive use of LED lighting during the coming twenty years can help saving nearly $265 billion, amount enough for making forty additional power plants, thus reducing the demand of power for lighting by about 33 %.
LED lighting lamps get turned on instantly, meaning they deliver their maximum brightness instantly on getting switched on. For this reason, they are particularly helpful in illuminating the instruments used in aircraft, automotive, flashlights and emergency lights.
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Halliday's intrinsic theory of language function is thus projected onto context as an extrinsic theory of language use. The realisation relationship between context and language is treated as a symbolic one, with language a metaphor for social reality at the same time as social reality is a metaphor for language. …
Seen from the perspective of culture on the other hand, context can be alternatively interpreted as a system of social processes. This for example is the perspective that underlies much of Bakhtin's writing on genre. While acknowledging metafunctional diversity in terms strikingly similar to those developed by Halliday, Bakhtin places emphasis as well on the integration of these meanings as speech genres which evolve and differentiate themselves in different spheres of human activity. This more "wholistic" perspective on text-type Bakhtin (1986 [1953]: 60) constructs as follows …
All the diverse areas of human activity involve the use of language. Quite understandably, the nature of forms of this use are just as diverse as are the areas of human activity…Language is realised in the form of individual concrete utterances (oral and written) by participants in various areas of human activity. The utterances reflect the specific conditions and goals of each such area not only through their content (thematic) and linguistic style, that is the selection of the lexical, phraseological, and grammatical resources of the language, but above all through their compositional structure. All three of these aspects — thematic content, style, and compositional structure — are inseparably linked to the whole of the utterance and are equally determined by the specific nature of the particular sphere of communication. Each separate utterance is individual, of course, but each sphere in which language is used develops its own relatively stable types of these utterances. These may well be called speech genres.
The tension between these two perspectives will be resolved in this chapter by including in the interpretation of context two communication planes, genre (context of culture) and register (context of situation), with register functioning as the expression form of genre, at the same time as language functions as the expression form of register. Register can then itself be organised with respect to field, tenor and mode, reflecting metafunctional diversity in its expression form, leaving genre to concentrate on the integration of meanings engendered by field, tenor and mode as systemically related social processes.
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[1] See previous post for a critique of this misunderstanding.
[2] This is misleading. Bakhtin's 'conditions and goals of areas of human activity' corresponds to Halliday's contextual dimensions of field and rhetorical mode.
[3] Like Bakhtin, Halliday also "places emphasis as well on the integration of these meanings as speech genres which evolve and differentiate themselves in different spheres of human activity". The difference is one of terminology: Halliday calls speech genres text types (instance pole perspective), or registers (system pole perspective).
[4] Given the above, this claim is as valid as the use of the word "wholistic" for 'holistic'.
[5] Given the above, no tension between "these two perspectives" has been demonstrated.
[6] No explanation is provided as to how these proposals will resolve the undemonstrated tensions between "these two perspectives".
This constitutes Martin's argument for modelling register and genre as contextual strata. The argument is as follows:
- There is a tension between Halliday's and Bakhtin's perspectives on context;
- The tension will be resolved by modelling genre and register as two contextual strata.
The problems with argument are are as follows:
- There is no tension demonstrated between Halliday's and Bakhtin's perspectives on context;
- There is no argument as to how the proposed model will resolve the undemonstrated tension, it is merely asserted that it will;
- The proposed model is inconsistent with the meanings of stratification, context, genre and register.
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I heard this song "Ta Mig Tillbaka"(by Darin) a lot on the radio when I was in Sweden (in English: Take Me Back). It reminds me of driving in Smaaland, with the windows down and the sun shining. Definitely a nice memory! I will be back later with a real post.... getting back into the "routine" has been more chaotic than I had thought.... ;)
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Six hospitality designers will join AVIXA CEO David Labuskes for the hour-long, IDCEC credit-approved session.
FAIRFAX, VA — February 22, 2018 — AVIXA™, the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, today announced that six leading hospitality designers will join AVIXA Chief Executive Officer David Labuskes, CTS®, CAE, RCDD, during Boutique Design West (BDwest) in Los Angeles, April 4-5, 2018, for a roundtable discussion of the ways audiovisual technologies are transforming hotel design to create better experiences for travelers and better business outcomes for owners.
The hour-long session, titled "The Digital Revolution Meets the Modern Hotel: An Audiovisual Lunch and Learn Session," has been approved for continuing education credits by the Interior Design Continuing Education Council (IDCEC). CEU credit from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is pending. The session will take place April 4 from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Room 304 ABC of the Los Angeles Convention Center and includes a complimentary boxed lunch for the first 60 attendees.
Participating panelists include Lorraine Francis, Director of Hospitality Interiors at Gensler; Eric Nicolas, Director of Design & Architecture at InterContinental Hotels Group; Jay Pecotte, Senior Director of Design and Construction at Americas Hard Rock International; Karyn Steenkamp, Vice President of Design and Construction at Caesars Entertainment; Michael Suomi, Principal at Stonehill Taylor; and Jorge Trevino, Executive Vice President of Brand Operations at Two Roads Hospitality.
"This important roundtable will continue a dialogue between the AV and hospitality industries that began in New York last July and continued at BDNY in November," said Labuskes. "At BDwest, we will discuss how digital and audiovisual technologies are being leveraged by leading designers, architects, and brands to create unique spaces.
"Interactive videowalls, projection mapping, positional audio, and more are the design materials of tomorrow, and are being integrated into leading hotel projects in ways that are generating greater customer engagement, increased brand loyalty, and better business outcomes," Labuskes continued. "As the trade association for the commercial audiovisual industry, AVIXA is proud to take the lead in raising awareness of the many significant benefits our members bring to hospitality design."
For more information about BDwest and the conference agenda, please visit www.boutiquedesignwest.com. To download an AVIXA report on audiovisual design trends in hospitality, visit www.avixa.org/hospitalityAV.
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Whether you're looking to build, buy a brand new or established property, Fremantle and its surrounding suburbs offer a diverse range of homes for first home buyers. However, many overlook the area, thinking it's too expensive.
Apart from a range of traditional and unique homes and apartments, the City of Fremantle is also actively leading the conversation in Baugruppen-style developments and small house options with the goal of creating higher density quality, affordable and liveable spaces. A Baugruppen allows buyers to bypass developers and create their own purpose-built apartments. Prospective buyers get together in groups to develop and construct their own homes. At the end of the process, each buyer ends up with a separate titled property.
In White Gum Valley, for example, a significant effort is taking place to create and increase housing choice with a diverse range of medium density housing options, like Baugruppen or small lot developments. Medium density housing not only provides more affordable options for buyers, it also meets the growing need to accommodate a broadening range of household demographics and lifestyles.
The low-rise style of building blends in with established homes requiring less land. Medium density increases sustainability potential due to a smaller urban footprint and provides options for smaller households, which is great news for first home buyers wanting to stay close to where they grew up, in the same area as their family, close to where they work, or in an established community network.
With so many options, the good news for first home buyers is that there is no stamp duty on vacant land purchased for less than $300,000, or homes and units valued at less than $430,000. Stamp duty is applied at a reduced rate on more expensive land and housing options with full stamp duty payable at $400,000 for land and $530,000 for homes.
If you are going to build a new home or if you have found a brand new first home option, then you may also be eligible for the First Home Owner Grant of $10,000.
If this all sounds complicated then discussing your options with an experienced local mortgage broker will certainly help demystify the home buying process and most importantly help you to plan for a future, living in the Fremantle community close to family, friends and your network.
Owning a home in or near Fremantle may be closer or more achievable than you think. You may be two years, a year, or just a few months away from considering a home mortgage, but it never too early to have a discussion that will help you understand the process and lender requirements and create your plan.
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2018 Jeep Cherokee performance surpasses expectations whether conquering the backcountry or swinging through the city thanks to:
All Jeep nameplates have big shoes to fill and high expectations to meet, and the latest Jeep Cherokee is more than fit to do so.
2018 Jeep Cherokee Performance Highlights
Seeing the Trail Rated badge on the Trailhawk® trim guarantees masterful performance in terms of traction, ground clearance, maneuverability, articulation, and water fording.
Choose from Jeep® Active Drive I 4x4, Jeep® Active Drive II 4x4, or Jeep® Active Drive Lock 4x4 systems.
Need to crawl over rugged terrain? Choose the Trailhawk® trim for Selec-Terrain Traction Management ROCK mode and a mechanical rear axle lock.
A standard 2.4L TigerShark makes up to 184 hp and 177 lb-ft of torque, while an available 3.2L Pentastar V6 makes 271 hp and 239 lb-ft.
The new Jeep Cherokee never shirks, whether you need to tow up to 4,500 lbs., achieve up to 21 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway, or head into the backcountry. On street or highway, the Cherokee's front and rear independent suspension complement its high-strength steel structure for a confident ride even at high-speeds or through tight corners. On top of that, Electronic Roll Mitigation and Hill Start Assist maintain flawless control through every journey.
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The Troy Waterfront Farmers' Market will be moving from River Street—but just for one day.
On Saturday June 20th, The Market will be held at Riverfront Park, while the Troy River Fest will take place at The Market's usual River Street location.
"We are happy to collaborate in order for people to be able to participate in all of the exciting activities happening in the City of Troy," said Audrey Parker, Assistant Manager of Promotions for the Troy Waterfront Farmers' Market. "It will give our customers and vendors a great opportunity to shop and enjoy the Troy Waterfront Farmers' Market right by the river this Saturday, and we expect a large turnout as usual."
During the outdoor season, The Troy Waterfront Farmer's Market attracts between 6,000 and 8,000 people to Downtown Troy each week.
The Market has set a record this year, with 83 producer-only vendors participating in the 2015 outdoor season – 81 from New York and one from both Vermont and Massachusetts. Vendor offerings range from fresh produce, meats, dairy, baked goods and other foodstuffs, to prepared foods, artisan wares, flowers, plants and household items.
The Troy Waterfront Farmers' Market is open each Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine. The Market will continue to accept debit and EBT cards, and tokens will be available at the Market Table. There will be free parking in the Uncle Sam, State Street & 5th Avenue parking garages.


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Welcome to our June round-up, keeping you up-to-date with changes and new features coming up in Office 365, SharePoint and Kira.
The end of May saw this year's SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas. Microsoft used this platform to make some big announcements about the SharePoint and Office 365 roadmaps. This update covers a couple of the immediate changes; we'll share more as more details are made available over the coming months.
Here's what to expect in the near future:
Thanks to CompanyNet team members Maria Botha-Lopez, Stuart McLaughlin and James Mackerness for their contributions to this round-up.
If you would like to find out more about these changes, or would be interested in help getting more out of Office 365, get in touch with the CompanyNet team – we'd love to hear from you.
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Huddle and CompanyNet will work to help clients get the most out of their technology investments – building better, and more integrated experiences between the two platforms.
Today, Huddle and CompanyNet are excited to announce a new partnership, designed to help clients of both businesses extend their use of Microsoft Office 365 and Huddle services.
Huddle is a leading cloud-based document collaboration solution that allows teams to build unique workspaces where they can collaborate on documents, manage approval workflows, and oversee team activity and tasks. They already offer deep integrations with Microsoft Office (including Office Online), allowing users to open and co-edit documents directly from Huddle into their Microsoft apps, before natively saving them back and syncing the latest updates to other Huddle users.
Meanwhile, at CompanyNet we're experts in helping businesses get more out of Office 365. Using principles drawn from change management practice, we introduce employees to new ways of working, leading to measurable improvements in staff productivity and satisfaction. Our services help customers including Tesco Bank, learning disability charity Mencap and the UK Government unlock far greater value from the Office 365 platform, creating higher levels of user adoption, and ultimately driving wider digital transformation.
Together, we will work to help clients get the most out of their technology investments – building better, and more integrated experiences between the Huddle and Office 365 platforms.
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Personalised Office 365 results are now fully integrated in the standard Bing search, as Microsoft rolls out the brand new Microsoft Search experience.
Microsoft Search will soon be the new search engine integrated across Office 365. It draws together data from SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, Office 365 Groups, Microsoft Teams and even Yammer into one intuitive interface. We believe this is the first time Yammer conversations have been integrated into the wider Office 365 search.
And we're pleased to say that Kira, our Office 365 intranet platform which enables a well-adopted digital workplace, is the first to integrate the new search experience.
Private, personalised results
If you're logged into Office 365, then private, personalised results from across your organisation will appear pinned at the top of Bing's search results. That means you can quickly find information about any aspect of your work, directly from a Bing search. For example, searching for a client's name will bring up all documents and conversations relating to that organisation:
Likewise, searching for a person brings up their Outlook calendar, your conversations with them, files you've both worked, on and more. It's a fantastic development which means all the information from across Office 365 will finally be in one place. Remember, the results are personalised to you – so don't worry, your private Teams conversations won't appear in public search results!
Where does this leave existing search and surfacing tools like Delve? Although there has not been any official word yet, we expect Delve to be retired in the near future. Microsoft will instead focus on the new Microsoft Search experience and Office 365 People Cards, which essentially replace Delve's functionality (and then some).
Kira integration
Finally, we couldn't resist sharing the fact that Kira is the first Office 365 intranet product to directly integrate the new Microsoft Search functionality, ahead of the official integration. We're not going to pretend most people's first choice of search engine is Bing – so we wanted to provide a way to make it more intuitive to access. Now, Kira users will be able to insert a Microsoft Search box directly into their intranet, enabling content to be surfaced without having to go to Bing. We will make this feature available to our customers shortly.
Because our team is fanatical about keeping Kira aligned with Microsoft's roadmap for Office 365, we are able to introduce features almost as soon as Microsoft announces them, with no adverse impact on our customers' intranets – just the good stuff.
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Smoked Flavors with Clean Heat
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Gennie is devastated as Brenda drifts in and out of consciousness, telling her that she loves her as the ambulance approaches. At the hospital, Gennie is scared and devastated as Brenda is taken into a cubicle and blames herself for pushing her over the wedding. When Brenda comes round, she wants to see Gennie. Brenda is troubled by her daughter's distress and appears thoughtful about her condition. Brenda looks round the room, realising what she has to lose. She fights her misgivings as she tells everyone that she is going to have the operation. Gennie hugs her mum and the pair are happy to be united again. Meanwhile, Debbie returns with the boys and they are uneasy as Bernice cannot place what is amiss. The children are awkward around Chas, and Cameron discovers that Bernice let Debbie take them out earlier. He asks the boys what happened and is furious to hear that Debbie told them Chas murdered Carl. Cameron does his best to reassure the boys, who remain unconvinced. He visits Debbie and tells her to stay away from Dylan and Harry and to stop messing with their heads, though it's clear she is not finished yet. Elsewhere, Moira and Cain discuss the pregnancy. Moira is stunned to find that Cain is not immediately against the idea. She tries to make him see how difficult it would be, but Cain thinks this could be his last chance to be a dad again. Moira gets tired of talking and Cain thinks she has already made her decision. He's hurt to think that he has no say in the matter. Also, Jimmy is frustrated to hear that Nicola has made the decision on Angel's school without him, Charity's unease with Jai is growing and she tells him that she doesn't want Rachel bringing Archie to work, while Georgia is distressed about Brenda so Rodney takes her out for a walk to clear their heads.
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- Nikhil Sharma - Rik Makarem
- Megan Macey - Gaynor Faye
- Declan Macey - Jason Merrells
- Georgia Sharma - Trudie Goodwin
- Rishi Sharma - Bhasker Patel
- Dan Spencer - Liam Fox
- Jimmy King - Nick Miles
- Chas Spencer - Lucy Pargeter
- Nicola King - Nicola Wheeler
- Bernice Blackstock - Samantha Giles
- Debbie Dingle - Charley Webb
- Cameron Murray - Dominic Power
- Rodney Blackstock - Patrick Mower
- Charity Sharma - Emma Atkins
- Katie Macey - Sammy Winward
- Ali Spencer - Kelli Hollis
- Jai Sharma - Christopher Bisson
- Laurel Thomas - Charlotte Bellamy
- Marlon Dingle - Mark Charnock
- Lisa Dingle - Jane Cox
- Zak Dingle - Steve Halliwell
- Priya Sharma - Fiona Wade
- David Metcalfe - Matthew Wolfenden
- Molly Sharma - Maia Rose Smith (uncredited)
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- Moira Barton - Natalie J Robb
- Kerry Wyatt - Laura Norton
- Amy Wyatt - Chelsea Halfpenny
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10 Of The Greatest Fisheries
" An 857-pound bluefin is maneuvered alongside the boat during the 1949 Tuna Cup in Nova Scotia (top), while Maureen Marazzi caught a 881-pounder in 1971 (lower right); big fish are still caught today in this northerly fishery (bottom left)."
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Golden Era: 1930 to 1950, 1970s. In the late 1970s, the tuna apparently changed their migration. When the Asian taste for bluefin sushi evolved during the 1980s, prices rose, an industry was born, and Canada prohibited recreational anglers from catching giants. In the past few years, the country has allowed a regulated catch-and-release fishery.
The History: During the late 1800s, harpooners began targeting giants that tangled their herring nets. Through the early 20th century, anglers started pursuing the bluefin, though they were not considered good table fare. Finally, in the 1930s, tackle makers caught up with the fishery, and IGFA founder Michael Lerner helped initiate the International Tuna Cup (Sharp Cup).
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There are many things it is hard to wrap your mind around when it comes to The Stranglers.
The first is, formed in 1974, the band will celebrate their 40th anniversary next year. Of course, that toast will only be drank by 3 of the original members – JJ Burnel, Jet Black and Dave Greenfield (who joined in '75), the 4th in on the toast will be the "new guy" one time Toy Doll, vocalist/guitarist Baz Warne, who has only been with the gang for 13 years now. Though some old fans may still be dreaming of a reunion of all original members we think it's time to get over your dream. That's because of another thing it's hard to wrap your mind around about the Stranglers – original singer Hugh Cornwell left the band 23 years ago, and that means he departed less than halfway through the band's lifespan.
Longevity – it's awesome!
2012 saw the band's release of their 17th studio record, Giants – a churning, pleasingly seamy and dimly lit affair, accented with the band's trademark geometric rhythm lines, floating keyboards, and cutting vocals. Soon after it's release, the quartet were hitting the road in support of the disc, on a month of UK dates with The Godfathers, and now surprisingly, even coming to America for a wee visit after a 15 year absence on this side of the Atlantic. We hear good things come to those who wait.
We chatted to bassist JJ Burnel about the new record, new tour, and next steps for these punk rock legends.
Rocker: I think 1997 was the last time you toured the US?
JJ: I know! It's a bit too often. We might be getting too familiar with the North American continent.
Rocker: Why has it taken so long for you to return?
JJ: We've just been far too busy. But everything seems to be in synchronicity now. There's been a desire to release this record, Giants, in North America, and the offers have been respectable, so we've accepted. It's as simple as that, really.
Rocker: I know sometimes touring America can become financially impossible to do….
JJ: That's not our problem, but I understand that completely. It always ends up being logistical, doesn't it? Everything ends up being down to logistics. But there's no logistical problem with this, because we're not there for nine months, which appeared to be the path that lots of our contemporaries used to follow.
The term was to "break" America, which was never my desire. I was quite happy getting audiences in America, and getting some appreciation, but the thought of spending nine months away from my home and those I loved and end up wearing Stetsons and cowboy boots filled me with horror. It did really not suit U2 and The Clash to wear cowboy boots and Stetsons, but after that, they had huge success. But that success stunted their creative development. Look at all of those great bands from that time, U2, Police, Clash,… they were never productive anymore once they succumbed to that commercial imperative. They weren't as creative. Fortunately, we managed to be creative, and we got this discography which proves it. So I think we resisted the commercial imperative, and we've done OK. We've still sold lots of records, and there's demand, but we haven't eroded any of that creative bit, we haven't been stereotyped or put into a niche.
Rocker: Why do you think you were able to avoid doing that when other bands haven't been?
JJ: I think it's a cultural generational thing. Because America obviously is the biggest gravitational draw, isn't it? It's the biggest record market in the world, right? So that was the ambition for everyone, to conquer that.
And let's not forget that people like myself owe an awful lot of debt to North American music, because we wouldn't be doing what we call "rock and roll" if it wasn't for America. So from what I recall as a kid was that there was black music – which white America didn't know anything about – and British bands picked up on it, churned it out, digested it and churned it back out to white America. And in that way white America discovered their black music.
Rocker: Well, Elvis might have beat you to that a little bit.
JJ: Elvis was definitely there, and he was in direct contact with it, definitely, I won't deny that. Anyway, I don't want to be disingenuous, we all owe a huge debt toNorth America, we discovered this incredible music, the blues and subsequently rock and roll. However, that's the extent of my debt to them. I'm quite proud to be from where I'm from. But I think it was a generational thing, an aspiration to do well in America.
Rocker: But a band like The Clash would be your contemporaries, same generation, right?
JJ: They were our contemporaries. I remember Joe Strummer crying on my shoulder when he said, "I wish I had a band like yours," when he was still in the 101ers, when they were playing R&B in the pubs at the time.
But I'm not contradicting myself. All my contemporaries aspired to having success in America, and when you had success in America, it reflected on sales worldwide. It reflected back on you, and you had more credibility worldwide if you had success in America. I wasn't too concerned with that, and frankly, the price to be paid was too much for me. So for right now, I'm really thrilled, actually, to be coming to America to play 10 concerts. I can handle that.
Rocker: I know you've just come off of a month with the Godfathers in the UK, are you usually doing that length of touring? How often are you on the road now?
JJ: Well, I think last year we did about 60 or 70 shows and it was quite a busy year for us. Everywhere fromEstonia toTurkey, exciting places. PlayingIstanbul for the first time was quite exciting.
Rocker: Are there places where you can still go for the first time at this point?
JJ: There are. South America, we nearly went toBrazil andArgentina last year, but they couldn't get their act together quick enough. I'm hopeful for the future. It was a very busy year last year, I think the second-busiest in 30 years for us.
Rocker: Is touring more demanding for you now with the demands of aging?
JJ: Traveling in general is tedious these days, because the world has changed since 9/11. So it's tedious, it's not glamorous. So the only moments of glamour are when you have a beautiful woman on the end of your cock in a hotel room with a nice glass of decent wine next to you. That's the only glamour. But that's not really what touring is about, is it?
Rocker: Well, you tell me!
JJ: Well, I'm sure you have your own take on it. But the travel is tedious these days, like, in an airplane, you're not seeing much of the countryside. Of course, new experiences are always welcome, they fuel my imagination,. and my fantasies and subsequently occasionally find their way into something I can call a song.
The best thing is going on stage, as far as I'm concerned. That's mostly done with my clothes on. An hour and a half or two hours on stage, when it's right, it's a form of communion, which you can't replicate. And every time is unique. I hate seeing bands playing the same thing every night and also saying the same things at the same time in the set every night,…
Rocker: Do you switch it up every night?
JJ: We just did a 23-gig tour of the UK, and I think we played the same set three times. Not drastically changed, but enough.
Rocker: Do you find that there's material that you rediscover now in your own catalogue that you bring out live?
JJ: Yeah, absolutely, there are songs we hadn't played for 25, 30 years, and you look at them again and think, "How the fuck did I play that?"
Rocker: How did the new record, Giants, come into being?
JJ: Giants turned out because we spent an awful lot of time together, especially Baz and myself, formulating, trying to make sense of some little ideas that we had both collected over the last six years. We just enjoyed that process very much: analyzing what's happening in the world; making some kind of joke out of it, or some kind of sense out of it; interpreting what we see in the world in our own way; and then trying to hang it all together, to make something of it musically. So, when that process was done, then I presented it to Jet and Dave, and they got involved. And bit by bit, we try to construct something out of what was seemingly just a bunch of assorted bones. We have a skeleton and we have to put a bit of meat on it, and a bit of personality, hopefully. That's a process I really enjoy. It's quite private and quite intimate.
Rocker: Has it evolved differently, when you started playing music, do you approach your creative process much differently now than you once did, or is it very much the same?
JJ: I think it's very much the same. There's the initial spark of an idea, you develop it as far as you can, and you bounce a new idea off of those close to you, the other members of the band, and you end up having something which you can play together and which forms part of a song, hopefully, and which obviously you hope will touch other people. That's the communion of it, this form of communion, and that's what makes it all worthwhile, ultimately.
Rocker: If a song was something you found creatively satisfying but it wasn't interactive with other people, would the worth of it be a bit diminished?
JJ: I have had that in the past, when I've written a song, and the rest of the Stranglers just didn't get it. So, I take it away, and I lick my wounds, and I keep that song.
I did a whole album in French years ago, which I was quite pleased with, but what I did miss was the interaction with the other guys to develop it, so it probably was half-formed as opposed to completely formed. But at least those ideas didn't go to waste.
Rocker: The cover art on Giants is somewhat controversial, where the band are all hanging from a children's swingset. I saw two different versions of the cover, one without the band and one with the band.
JJ: The one minus us was the one they allowed to be released on mainland Europe. The one with us in it was the one the Brits allowed to be released. The other one was banned in Europe.
Rocker: Were you surprised by that?
JJ: I'm never surprised about how people get shocked by anything that we do. If you want to be shocked, you'll be shocked.
Rocker: How do you find out your record cover has been banned?
JJ: The record company says, "We're not going to release it like that in Germany. We are not going to release that!" I don't know why they're so sensitive about hanging, not that long ago they were doing it to their own citizens, weren't they?
Rocker: So you didn't have any problem with being hung?
JJ: Not at all. How can I put this, I've been told in the past that I'm rather well hung, anyway. [rimshot noise] However, no, I didn't have a problem. But it was a physical problem to get it done credibly, so we had to use artifice. We had to go to Pinewood Studios, just down the road from here, where they specialize in all these kind of effects and stuff, lots of recent movies, James Bond and stuff, so we had to use a bit of expertise.
Rocker: So the image is not all photoshopped together?
JJ: No, it was actually physically done. But, obviously, you can't hang people like that for a two, three-hour photo shoot without someone dying. But we were actually hanging, and I can't tell you how we did it, because I'd have to kill you.
Rocker: Who came up with the concept for that cover?
JJ: It was our art director, David Boni, who's also doing a movie about us. We thought, "Yeah, that makes sense, under the present circumstances."
Rocker: What more can you tell me about the movie?
JJ: We've caused so much controversy over the years. And now those who are our detractors are either dead, defunct, or retired, so we're the last men standing. There's lots of TV documentaries and everything about that period and various bands from that period, and some who are much more high profile than us, but there's never been one about us. There have been a few attempts, but we haven't been very collaborative, or very helpful, until we met a filmmaker, a Scottish guy, who actually knows the Stranglers and our history. He asked to film us verite', and come along to as many concerts as possible during the European tour last year, the UK tour, and just to be in no rush to film it, so we said, "Yeah." So, it really is a work in progress, he's only been working on it for 18 months.
Rocker: How long will filming go?
JJ: It depends how long we're going to live, how long is a piece of string?
Rocker: And you have a DVD collection coming out? Did you like making videos?
JJ: For the most part, no. It was a bit of a commercial imperative at the time. I liked the idea that you could film things and you could access them as and when you wanted, like a visual jukebox, I thought that was definitely the future, for good or bad. I don't think it's helped things much, but…I think it helped create this sort of victory of style over content.
I think we look much better when we're hot and sweaty, playing our instruments, rather than pretending to act. That's just what the world needs, musicians who think they can act!
Rocker: I saw a quote where you declared you were going to retire in 2009.
JJ: Yeah, I thought so. I'm always thinking that. I've been thinking that for a few years for one reason or another. But then I'm always surprised by the reaction to our records. In the old days I used to think, "Oh, the world is now going to herald me as a genius," and they didn't.
Rocker: How dare they!
JJ: I know! How cheeky! Now we've released the last two albums, and they've just gone from good to even better. I hate to say this, but I have fewer years ahead of me than behind me, so I'm always thinking… and Jet is really not very well,… there comes a time for everyone, there's a time and a place,… but unfortunately, it keeps getting delayed from year to year at the moment.
Rocker: Is it fortunately or unfortunately, that you still have more time to keep doing this?
JJ: I'm enjoying it, that's the bottom line. So while I'm enjoying it, I suspect we'll continue, but it's on an ad hoc basis now.


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Organic Intimacy Week is our chance to shout about the importance of organic and why product purity matters. Our certified organic status is at the core of our value system and our mission to 'change the world from the inside'.
When it comes to skin care, we're very good at paying attention to our face. It's a no-brainer to seek out a moisturiser if our skin is dry, or invest in a blemish buster when acne appears. If we're particularly health conscious, we may even opt for natural 'clean' skin care products. But when it comes to our intimate health, chances are most of us won't give the products we're using much thought, let alone the ingredients within them. After all, surely the products designed for use on our delicate tissues, only contain the best ingredients for our bodies? Sadly, that's not always the case.
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Thread: Awesome Results!!! This works!
- 06-22-2018 #1021
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Has anyone else tried this routine? This thread is 6 years old and Im wondering if anyone else has had success with it.
- 06-24-2018 #1022Initial Measurements 8/2009: BPEL: 6", EG: 5", flaccid: 3 1/2" as of 8/22/2017: 8" BPEL, 6 5/8" EG and 6 1/2" flaccid
- 06-26-2018 #1023
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- 07-02-2018 #1024
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I tried out your routine in april 2018 and have been getting results!
at night before bed 400-500 jelqs a day follow up with clamping and edging for 30 min rest every 5 min. rest on the weekends
manual stretching in the morning
started out at
thanks hideaway!
- 07-03-2018 #1025Initial Measurements 8/2009: BPEL: 6", EG: 5", flaccid: 3 1/2" as of 8/22/2017: 8" BPEL, 6 5/8" EG and 6 1/2" flaccid
- 07-12-2018 #1026
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also, when what would you say is/was your kegeling routine? do you kegel on every stroke of the edge? and to prevent urself from cumming for mmo how long is the kegel? and how long does it usually take for you to get to the ponr when you edge?
do you or anyone here have any advice to prevent turtling at the gym/during physical activity? any thoughts?
-so i am ~ 5.2" BPEL 4.2" EG....if im trying to swim, run, or do heavy lifts(squat, deadlift, bench, oly lifts etc)...i literally turtle/shrink to like ~1.5"x1.5" NBP....
been on and off these forums without a consistent routine and have yet to go on a consistent routine...i did at one point go 3months with no gains...just kinda feel like the turtling negative impacts any kind of progress
- 07-12-2018 #1027
Hi Peng King. When I first started out I would practice my kegels anywhere I was - at work, dinner, whatever - by clamping down over and over in quick sets. When I edge, I kegel off and on throughout the edging. The kegels are typically shorter but if I am super close and about to cum I will clamp down for 5-10 seconds and it will stop the cum. You will get good at it with time. It takes alot of practice. I can hold myself at the edge for as long as I want (with my balls really tight) and barely touching the frenelum for as long as I want these days. Its really incredible. The MMOs will come with time and practice. You will keep your load and your hardon too.
As far as turtling, I never really experienced that at the gym so I would ask for others' advice on that. My flaccid hangs at 6.5 consistently these days.Initial Measurements 8/2009: BPEL: 6", EG: 5", flaccid: 3 1/2" as of 8/22/2017: 8" BPEL, 6 5/8" EG and 6 1/2" flaccid
- 07-14-2018 #1028
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Hello Hyde!
How old were you when you started ?
Thanks !
- 07-14-2018 #1029
My membership date says 2008. However, I did not diligently start doing pe until March of 2010. So I was 42.Initial Measurements 8/2009: BPEL: 6", EG: 5", flaccid: 3 1/2" as of 8/22/2017: 8" BPEL, 6 5/8" EG and 6 1/2" flaccid
- 11-20-2018 #1030
It really does work. I initially measured NBPEL at 7.25 a month later I am 7.35. EG of 5.25 to 5.3. Thanks for the advice. Ill continue on with the beginner routine.
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Be it custom paintwork according to the customer's corporate design, custom buckets or a rail track chassis – below you find a couple of custom solutions for individual applications.
Customised solutions | Series 2000
Equipped with a front-tipping basket, the Bergmann C807s is used in a concrete plant.
The Bergmann 2040 with platform: a carrier vehicle for concrete pumps and similar structures.
The Bergmann C807s: a maintenance vehicle for a gas supplier. With a platform, loading crane and mounting space for a snow blade.
A special solution based on the Bergmann C807s for the company Heiler Sportplatzbau. With custom paintwork and custom bucket. The vehicles are used in the stadiums of all top soccer clubs for turf laying and care. As the sites change very frequently, the customer saves a lot of money with the lowerable weather roof.
The Bergmann C810s with rail track chassis during maintenance work in the Swiss rail network. The dumper is being loaded by a track digger.
The 2060 R PLUS dumper with customised paintwork. Equipped with full cab incl. heating (optional). The operator can go on working long after the others have had to call it a day.
Customised solutions | Series 3000
The Dumper C815s was designed as a low-floor vehicle with a quick-change bucket and stowing system for use below ground.
The Bergmann C815s rear tipper has an automatic cover and transports critical bulk materials.
The Bergmann C815s: an equipment carrier with mounting bracket at the front, special hydraulics and a quick-change system for troughs, gritting units, platforms, etc.
This Bergmann C815s offers a quick-change system and special hydraulics for the installation of mixing containers.
As a towing vehicle with a crane and telescoping gooseneck trailer for transporting long goods, this Dumper C815s is suited to use on difficult terrain, such as for pipeline construction.
The Bergmann C815s with special paintwork and quick change bucket system used for pipe laying. The customer can rapidly detach the bucket and replace it with other attachments such as a work platform or concrete mixer.
Equipped with a rail track chassis, the Bergmann C815s is used as a maintenance vehicle in tunnel construction projects. Dumpers of this type are in some cases remotely controlled and fitted with special accessories such as compressors, brake systems etc. In the illustrated project, the C815s is drawing a train with a total weight of 360 t.
Customised solutions | Series 4000
The Dumper C912s with Streumaster technology and special paint finish. This is a vehicle particularly suited to soil stabilisation involving admixing or working in chalk and stabilising agents. With reversible fans for self-cleaning, a special hydraulic system and an air compressor.
A Dumper C912s with backfilling technology at the front, always within view of the driver. The height and direction of the conveyor belt are controlled from the driver's cabin.
A Bergmann C912s with a design suitable for transporting light bulk materials. The bucket volume is increased to approx. 20 m³ here.
This Dumper C912s has a greater load volume thanks to the increased height of its aluminium side panels and its hydraulic interlocking hopper wings.
A Dumper 4005 as a mulcher for remote-controlled use (at a distance of up to 1.5 km) on ground with lower load-bearing capacity (ground pressure < 150 g/cm²).
A Bergmann C912s with custom bucket. The dumper drives parallel to the trenches with a loaded bucket. The material is discharged into the trenches in controlled way via the individually controllable conveyors. The travel speed can be adjusted independently of the engine speed. In this particular case, a high engine speed but a very low travel speed is required. No problem for the Bergmann C912s.
The Bergmann C912s equipped with an 8.8 mt class crane. With wireless remote control, flat bed with folding side panels and heavy duty wood flooring. Used for the preparation of building sites and material handling on difficult terrain.


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Saturday, 29 June 2019
After the Surfside Yardscape Tour, we had three visits to make on the way home. The first was another Surfside garden which should definitely be on any future tour.
Georgia's garden
Georgia had come to our plant sale and toured our garden. Now it was our turn to visit hers.
Georgia's husband, a carpenter, built the house and the guest house.
I met Georgia a year or more ago, although I don't remember that, and gave her a start of Darmera peltata that I was clearing out of the Fifth Street Park pond.
Georgia made all of her stepping stones.
You can see why I think this garden simply must be on a future Surfside tour.
Lezlie's garden
On the way south, we visited the garden in progress of a new friend who we met through this blog. She had introduced herself to us at the hardware store last October. Being my usual reclusive self, I had not followed through on my promise to visit her garden until today. This was mainly because I have felt overwhelmed with work, and because we rarely get north of Cranberry Road these days.
She had sent me a photo of what the house looked like after 13 years of sitting empty after her beloved mother died.
In the carport, a lemon tree had grown across the front door of the house. (I had recently been thrilled to learn that like ours, the house is an old double wide.)
When we arrived, I was honored to learn that our business card was right next to a bumper sticker for Elizabeth Warren.
We had cold refreshing drinks and sat for awhile in the carport, now a glorious sunroom.
Her darling dog, Winston, sat with me.
Lezlie told me she'd acquired Winston while living in England. That immediately stopped me from feeling shy. Anglophile that I am, I started asking questions about her time there. That is when this delightful, witty woman, who had not tooted her own horn at all as I had slowly taken months to get around to finally coming to visit, told us about her previous life before she came here to restore her mother's garden and live a quiet life at the beach. In England, she toured with her husband, Buddy Greco, in a tribute show for Peggy Lee. Just have a look, and a listen, here. And also here.
Buddy, a renowned musician whose career goes back to the thirties, had passed away in 2017 at age 90. I've been reading about him, an all around delightful fellow.
We walked around the property that she is trying to bring back to her mother's remembered garden.
The home has the comfy name of Hearthside.
Lezlie had read in our blog about pruning sword ferns, pruned one and not the other, and thus gave me the perfect opportunity to show clipped and unclipped.
Plans for the future garden…
A darling little vintage trailer that she plans to restore:
I have had this garden on my mind since this visit, thinking of plants that would do well there (deer resistant!), thinking of the path that the bear takes through the garden, and thinking about what it must be like to have such a quiet oceanside retreat after such a glittering world. I have heard many people have come here for the quiet and peace (which is why I asked her permission to write this).
Although I am cautious now about making friends, this visit made my heart sing.
We departed because we had one more visit on the way home to…
Devery and Jasmine.
Our dear Devery is moving and we are adopting her three year old cat. I wanted to meet Jasmine first. We hit it off just fine, making for three happy social visits in a row.
I don't reaalllly want a third cat, and yet…we are the home for cats of friends; that is how we got the little family of Frosty, Smoky, and Mary, and then Skooter, and in a few weeks, Jasmine.
Outside we admired a beautiful nurse log……
And a flock of chickens.
Devery gave me an intensely fragrant white rose from the garden.
On the way home after our excellent day, we saw another family going on a garden tour just down the street from us.
I am sure they would love to tour our garden, as well.


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Peace & Quiet
Date: Sunday, November 05, 2017 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Today we will hold our first gathering of Peace & Quiet, a new contemplative worship service at First Unitarian. These services will take place on the first Sunday of the month.
The chalice will be lit, opening words will be offered, and there will be a lengthy and deep shared silence during which you may simply be.
The service will end after almost an hour with closing words and the extinguishing of the chalice.


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It's that time again… Those first glorious days of fall where putting out those pumpkins and mums just feels right.
I'll be honest: I buy white pumpkins. And mums.
But seeing these gorgeous pumpkin photos might make me change my mind this year! And, honestly, a gorgeous Gucci shopping bag can make you change your mind about anything at all!
A splash of color in a kitchen adds so much personality. We love the splash of pumpkin for a fun, fall flair.
A hanging swing in a bedroom is one of our favorite things! A little pumpkin pillow in the back makes it even better!
Black and white has to be the most classic color combination. A punch of color adds interest and flair. The stack of books and pumpkin ball are great for keeping things fun and not too symmetrical.
We think of tan and black as being the ideal colors for a masculine den. But now we'll add pumpkin to that mix! This wallpaper adds so much warmth. (As well as the wood in the fireplace!)
We're not sure how this pumpkin shade would look on our lips. But the tube is fabulous enough that we'd like to carry it around in our pockets!
This living room is perfectly fit for a family. We love the neutral pieces and what a good background they create for any color.
Nurseries can be tricky because, as soon as that baby stage is over, the baby blue and pale pink don't seem quite right. Pumpkin is perfect for creating a kids' bedroom that grows as they do.
Splashes of pumpkin against white paint and neutral furnishings are ideal for a gender-neutral nursery.
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Don't let cardiac arrest be your handicap next time you're on the pitch
Although a relatively tame sport, golf has seen a large number of people lose their lives on the green. In fact, sudden cardiac arrest is the No. 1 killer on the golf course and this is due to a multitude of factors.
One of the main influencing factors that is linked to such a high number of deaths is the vast size of an 18hole golf course. A full size golf course usually spans on average about 4-5 miles, this is a huge contrast to the size of the average football and rugby pitch so you can imagine how hard it would be to reach a casualty should they suffer a major health problem whilst in play.
Not many people know how difficult it is for medical help to arrive at a remote location like a golf course and if sudden cardiac arrest happens there is only a small window of 3 – 5 minutes that could mean the difference between life and death. Given that the target ambulance rescue time is 8minutes, only 73% of UK ambulances actually reach patients in this time. So there is an extremely slim chance of survival when relying on Paramedics to get to the scene.
In the amount of time it takes to make a cup of tea, a casualty of cardiac arrest may be in severe danger of losing their battle, an AED needs to be used within this time for optimum chance of survival. The best way to ensure that one is available is to have them placed on golf carts so that you are never more than a minute away from one of the life saving units.
Another contributing factor that puts golfers in such high risk of cardiac arrest is the demographic they fall into. Although sudden cardiac arrest isn't restricted to a certain age group, health bracket or gender, research has shown that men are twice as likely to suffer SCA especially after the age of 40. This correlates with the 50% of players that are in this age category where 77% are male golfers, so knowing that your local golf club are prepared for such incidents can be a weight of your mind.
The time of day that golfers play on the pitch can be a major influence to their risk factor of cardiac arrest. Many golfers will be in play for up to six hours at a time from as early as 6am, which in fact, is around the time when cardiac arrest strikes the most and spending such a large portion of the day playing golf, the likelihood of SCA is naturally going to increase.
So after spending a few hours putting away, the 18th hole is finally near, this seems like the wind down to joining fellow members at the 19th hole for a good catch up. However, it has been noted that the majority of cardiac arrests suffered by golfers actually take place at the 18th hole itself, the furthest away from a club house and probably the most remote and vulnerable you'll be throughout the game. This is why having an AED available to your golf cart is ideal or having a group of members trained in CPR and AED use would be beneficial to strengthen the chain of survival.
The chain of survival for cardiac arrest is a vital tool to save someone effectively. Effective CPR, as it's one of the first links, needs to be as strong as possible to maintain a steady rhythm for the heart to follow. Having staff and members trained in how to give CPR will help to keep this link as powerful as possible until a defibrillator is made available.
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Premier League Predictions – Gameweek 26
It's all change yet again in the Premier League with Man City regaining top spot in the title race during midweek. How will this weekend's games change the positions at each end of the table?
Here are our Premier League predictions for Gameweek 26…
Saturday, all 15:00 unless stated
Fulham vs Man Utd, 12:30
Case for the home side: Fulham rallied to an impressive 4-2 victory against Brighton last time out at Craven Cottage and ran Spurs close in the game prior to that. With time running out, home advantage looks to be their best hope of closing the immediate gap on their relegation rivals, and a win over high-flying Utd would be a potential gamechanger in shaping the rest of the season.
Case for the away side: An in-form Red Devils side that has rediscovered their attacking fluency under Ole Gunnar Solksjaer will be rubbing their hands at the thought of taking on Fulham's brittle defence. If Utd pounce early, will Fulham crumble?
Verdict: Fulham will be on the defensive – handing Utd victory. 1-3
Crystal Palace vs West Ham
Case for the home side: Palace's Premier League form has stabilised in recent weeks to the extent they no longer look a serious contender to trouble the relegation places if current form continues. A win here would take them within touching distance of the 30-point mark – and probably only five or so points away from guaranteed safety.
Case for the away side: The Hammers were unlucky not to take more from a battling 1-1 draw with Liverpool on Monday night. With their confidence restored after a tricky few weeks, they could trouble a Palace side that too often underwhelms at Selhurst Park.
Verdict: A close run thing, but the Hammers to edge it. 1-2
Huddersfield vs Arsenal
Case for the home side: What better side to face for a young, unproven manager looking to make a statement in English football than Arsenal? With effectively nothing to lose given their predicament, could the Terriers treat this one like a cup tie and pull off a signature win for Jan Siewert?
Case for the away side: Away form is beginning to become a major headache for Unai Emery and he'll be aiming for a result rather than a performance from his travel-sick Gunners.
Verdict: Some much-needed away-day relief for Arsenal. 0-2
Liverpool vs AFC Bournemouth
Case for the home side: Talk of a mini-crisis seems overheated given Liverpool have still only lost one game this season. Will the psychological shift of being the hunter again rather than the hunted actually play in the Reds' favour?
Case for the away side: The Cherries are sure-fire candidates for one of the most irritating threats for 'Big Six' teams to face during the season. Eddie Howe's side won't be scared of testing out an injury-hit Liverpool defence even if that leaves them exposed at the back.
Verdict: A good time for the Reds to rediscover their goalscoring rhythm. 3-1
Southampton vs Cardiff City
Case for the home side: Slowly but surely, Saints are chalking up enough useful points under Ralph Hasenhüttl to pull away from danger. If he can fix their recurring issues with seeing games out, the race for survival shouldn't go down to the last day this time.
Case for the away side: Recent off-field events could have a galvanising effect on the Bluebirds. Plus, for a side that struggles on the road, St Mary's is one of the less intimidating Premier League venues to try and salvage crucial away points.
Verdict: Saints to edge a nervy game. 2-1
Watford vs Everton
Case for the home side: With Marco Silva's position increasingly under the microscope, this would be the last game the Portuguese could have wished for as he looks to turn things around. Will what promises to be a lively atmosphere at Vicarage Road spur the Hornets to victory?
Case for the away side: There were signs last week at the Amex that Watford could be drifting on cruise control with safety all but assured. Silva's side may well start the hungrier given the intense scrutiny on them in recent weeks and need to silence the critics.
Verdict: Gracia to heap even more pressure on his predecessor. 2-1
Brighton vs Burnley, 17:30
Case for the home side: It may have taken extra time, but the 3-1 FA Cup win away at West Brom in midweek is a massive morale-booster for an Albion side that has been flagging in recent weeks. Home form remains their strong suit in the race for survival.
Case for the away side: A Brighton side that struggles to create clear-cut chances could be a good match for the Clarets who might only need one opportunity to take all three points.
Verdict: It hardly promises a classic, but a big win for the Seagulls. 1-0
Sunday's games
Spurs vs Leicester City, 13:30
Case for the home side: Spurs are like the ailing heavyweight boxer that refuses to lie down on the canvas. Even when everything seems to be going against them, they keep coming back to put the pressure on the current top two. At this stage any win will do for Spurs – and they've developed a nice habit of winning ugly.
Case for the away side: Leicester are far too often guilty of coasting, but have shown this season they can raise their game against top-level opposition. It would be no surprise if the Foxes step their levels up again at Wembley.
Verdict: Spurs to continue their recent run of narrow wins. 2-1
Man City vs Chelsea, 16:00
Case for the home side: With the league lead restored, City won't want to let things slip as they bid to pile more psychological pressure on Liverpool. A big win here would be a major statement of intent going into the rest of the season.
Case for the away side: Maurizio Sarri will want a reaction from his players away from home after his side's shock 4-0 reverse at Bournemouth last time around on the road. A disciplined defensive performance will be his first priority in this one.
Verdict: City to crank up more pressure on Liverpool. 2-0
Wolves vs Newcastle, 20:00
Case for the home side: 7th place currently looks there for the taking for a Wolves side building up an impressive head of steam. Nuno's side already looks like a team well-equipped to take on a European adventure in 2019/20.
Case for the away side: Rafa Benítez will be offering encouraging noises to his players that a result is possible here given Wolves' Achilles heel this season has been occasional flat performances in what looked like home bankers. If he can nullify Nuno's side in attack, the Magpies could spring a surprise.
Verdict: The Magpies will keep things tight, but to no avail. 2-1
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Some abilities are not tied to your race, class, or skill-things like particularly quick reflexes that allow you to react to danger more swiftly, the ability to craft magic items, the training to deliver powerful strikes with melee weapons, or the knack for deflecting arrows fired at you. These abilities are represented as feats. While some feats are more useful to certain types of characters than others, and many of them have special prerequisites that must be met before they are selected, as a general rule feats represent abilities outside of the normal scope of your character's race and class. Many of them alter or enhance class abilities or soften class restrictions, while others might apply bonuses to your statistics or grant you the ability to take actions otherwise prohibited to you. By selecting feats, you can customize and adapt your character to be uniquely yours.
The feats listed below are unique to FFd20, although they may be used in conjunction with Paizo's own (www.d20pfsrd.com/feats).
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As if it wasn't wearing enough explaining to people that Javascript has nothing to do with Java, the Javascript engine in HP Operations Orchestration (OO) scriplet operations is implemented in RHINO, a Javascript engine written in Java. But, you said…..
Despite this, being able to access Java objects within OO scriplets is quite handy. In fact an OO developer – who shall remain unnamed – described it as the only thing that stopped him going 'royally insane' in the clicky clicky world of OO.
Below is an example of fetching the time from the Java Date library and setting it as the scriplet's output.
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I was reading the other day an article about the modern day Republican mindset. It talked about how Republicans see the country divided into two camps: the makers, who create wealth and the takers who take it, not having helped make it. No prizes for guessing which category they think Republicans and Democrats fit in. Which is a pity as I think the concept is useful, but applied in a self righteous way it loses its point.
I guess I see makers as really important to the economy and I think we should run the economy with these folk in mind, though of course also making sure they aren't screwing up the land, the country and the planet in the process. But while I see Republican farmers, small business folk, the managers of large manufacturing companies clearly in the maker category; I also see the working folk who actually make cars, goods, and provide services in that category and many of them are clearly Democrats. So the makers are well balanced between the two parties I would estimate.
Now as for the takers. Well Wall Street is the major place where large swathes of our economic output is taken without too much value add. Not to say we don't need a stock market, insurance, shipping and other financial services needed to run the making part of the economy. We just don't need a vast casino sector strapped on the side whose main aim is to monopolize most of our economic growth and put it into the pockets of the 1%, without adding much of value in the process. Wall Street bankrolls both parties but I guess the majority of rich Wall Street folk actually vote Republican and so the latter have a big slug of takers that don't make too. And there are of course lots of other folk, who take because they can't find a job, often because Wall Street deemed that jobs should be sent off shore to better reduce wage costs and screw down domestic wages. To me, this is another form of taking.
So by all means lets use this maker/taker distinction. Just don't let one party claim that it has the lock on the making bit.
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Bruñido Handmade Barro Coffee Scoop
Start the morning right with this handmade coffee scoop. Every piece is individually made on a simple wheel, and is treated with an exterior hue in a gorgeous neutral of textured blush that is naturally created with local river mud. These scoops support the same burnishing process used to create ancient pottery found in local excavations of Monte Alban. They're pit fired, food safe, and make an ideal gift paired with our family coffee beans, honey dippers and barro cups.
Our master artisan partner combines her artistic eye with techniques that she learned from artisans in Puebla to create incredible works of art. Her creative practice simultaneously speaks to Mexican tradition, as well as a minimalist contemporary aesthetic. This particular line of delicately hued blush bruñido works are the result of our direct collaboration. They are made to our specifications, exclusively for our collection, and are a sublime compliment to any space.
Approximately 7cm wide x 13cm long
Hand wash, and do not place in the dish washer or microwave. These pieces are food safe, however care should be taken to not place anything greasy inside or they may stain. They are fine for holding water for shorter periods and do not sweat, but the pieces may gradually lose their sheen if they are filled with water for extended periods.
The price is for a single coffee scoop. Given the nature of handmade, sizes, designs and hues may vary slightly from the featured product image.
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Human Factors Consultant
Job Introduction
A Human Factors Consultant is required to join our Safety Engineering & Assessment team at National Nuclear Laboratory. This role will require leading the Human Factors input into allocated projects, delivering tasks and developing strong customer and other stakeholder relationships.
The successful candidate will undertake a variety of tasks that will ensure that Human Factors is fully integrated into the lifecycle of current and future projects. This will include, but is not limited to, scoping the work to be carried out, supporting the development of design to ensure the adequate consideration of Human Factors good practice, working with Safety Assessors to ensure the safety cases they build pay due consideration to the limitations of human performance as well as completing reports to substantiate the human designations in the safety case.
The Human Factors team may also complete contracts with external customers.
Role Responsibility
Responsibilities include:
- Lead the Human Factors input into allocated projects
- Technically deliver tasks to meet time, cost, quality, value and service requirements
- Apply and improve on applied Human Factors methodology
- Maintain a learning attitude and keep up to date with developments in the field of Human Factors
- Advise on good Human Factors practice
- Represent Human Factors interests in meetings
- Interact with customers and other stakeholders with support from senior colleagues when required
The Ideal Candidate
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- Degree in relevant discipline (preferably Psychology or Ergonomics) or have equivalent experience
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- An ability to work well in a team
- Excellent analytical and report writing skills
- A willingness to explore innovative solutions to Human Factors problems
Desirable Skills/Qualifications
- Previous experience in a hazardous, process-based industry
- Experience in project delivery within Human Factors
About the Company
Grounded in robust science and decades of experience, National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) is the authoritative voice in the UK and beyond for technological development within the nuclear power sector.
Our unparalleled understanding of the science, challenges and opportunities makes us an unrivalled authority and partner in the field, providing experts, technologies, and access to cutting-edge facilities to organisations around the world.
Harnessing potential technologies and translating them into to industry-ready solutions means our pioneering approach spearheads international improvement and technological progress.
We work on projects as small as drilling a hole to analyse underground wastes with our integrated micro drilling technology, or as large as developing state-of-the-art power systems for spacecraft, based on radioactive materials
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