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At Specialised Rendering, we can provide you with over 30 years' worth of service and experience in the render and external wall insulating sector. With so much focus on the condition and utility of homes, it is understandable that homeowners are looking for solutions that improve the value of their home while helping them to save money.
Our services have helped countless property owners to enjoy their home and improve the energy efficiency of their home. If you would like to learn more about our products and services, and how Specialised can positively impact on your home and life, please get in touch.
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If your brickwork or current render is looking tired or has seen better days, get in touch with Specialised Rendering for the best standard in the local area.
Historically, people would choose to render their property to give their home a facelift. And although the focus is now shifting more towards energy savings and efficiency, render can vastly improve the look of your house, particularly if the brickwork or existing render is looking a little tired.
This service is sometimes referred to as Solid Wall Insulation and if you are looking to positively impact on the fashion and functionality of your property, this is a service with considerable benefits. Currently, most homeowners are keen to improve the thermal efficient of their property. This will lower your monthly energy bills, it can minimise the impact on the environment and it can add value to your home. Add in the fact that any form of insulation can reduce the level of noise in your home and you will see that any investment in external wall insulation can result in a positive return in a relatively short period of time.
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I had some work done by specialised rendering which to me was carried out to the highest standards with amazing attention to detail, they were very professional, very reliable and I don't think there is nothing they don't know about the work they carried out. I had a 50mm insulation system with silicon render finish which I felt I was well advised on as I knew nothing about it. After checking up the facts and process of the system after I was quoted I could see these guys were true to there word and really did know what they were talking about. amazing results AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!!! — 02/20/2016 Google
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"What's the Big Deal?" Pittsburgh, hosted by the Pittsburgh Entrepreneurs Forum
January 6, 2019 @ 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Leech Tishman attorneys will be moderating a panel of local startup companies that have undergone exit transactions.
About the "What's the Big Deal?" Pittsburgh
"What's the Big Deal?" Pittsburgh has identified a need to build and support innovation clusters in advanced manufacturing, life sciences, and autonomous systems while creating talent alliances within our local innovative districts. One important aspect is recognizing the success stories.
- Date:
- January 6, 2019
- Time:
5:30 pm - 8:30 pm
- Website:
- https://www.pittsburghentrepreneursforum.com/events/

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Look around the modern city and you'll see expanses of plate glass everywhere, both at street level and high above. Office skyscrapers and prestige business campuses use huge windows to bring light into the building; restaurants and hotels often have feature windows or glassed-in lobbies. In the case of retailers, big plate glass windows are great on-street advertising for the business; they bring customers into the shop. The modern architectural aesthetic is built around glass making structures light and translucent. The Flower Dome and Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay, or the Esplanade theatres, would be unimaginable without their shining glass! Plate glass is beautiful - but of course it's also fragile and expensive to replace. Even though modern glass has greatly improved over past decades - it's shatterproof, toughened, and less reactive to extreme temperatures - it's still breakable. High winds or storms can damage it - it could be blown in, or heavy objects could be blown against it. Accidents, like a gas explosion in a nearby building, can also damage your glass. A ladder being used inside the building could fall against the glass, or a passer-by might fall on to it accidentally. Even if it's only cracked, it may need to be replaced completely.
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PETA's commitment to Filipino Children has grown and devolved in the past 33 years. It is an expression of the organization's founding principle that believes that children and the young people are the future of the country and that they deserve the best possible nurturing and support society, culture, heritage, art and theater can offer to enable them to tap their innate potentials. In the early years of PETA, the functional term was "Reaching Out to Children" through performance and workshops held every Philippine summer.
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Through the years, the program has delivered effective projects and activities directly to and involving children all over the country most especially to those in impoverished, vulnerable and difficult situations. CTP has proven that integrating theater arts and creative processes in advocacy, education, partnership and development work creates a potent combination that effectively addresses vital and urgent issues facing Filipino children.
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"For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." Philippians 1:21.
The book of Philippians is a letter written by Paul while he was in prison. This started out as a thank you letter to show his appreciation and love to the Philippians for their continued help and support. He was also trying to encourage them on their journey to grow as Christians and remain strong in their faith. But Paul was writing this letter at a time when he was uncertain whether he'd live or die and his joy has clearly been hampered by this situation.
TO LIVE IS CHRIST. Jesus is the center. He is the core of our very existence. He is the center of our life, our worship, our pursuit, our very being. To live is Christ.
In this scripture, Paul is saying that from the time of his conversion everything he has tried to do, everything he has become, and everything he looks forward to being pointed to his love for Jesus Christ. He's sold out for Christ. Every move he's makes will always be focused on advancing the Kingdom.
TO DIE IS GAIN. Paul is trying to make the case that there is absolutely nothing that Jesus Christ hasn't already overcome, even death. So even as he was facing this challenging time in his life, he could do so because he knew Jesus Christ had absolute power over death. He could encourage others even in this time of despair because he know death could not over take him.
So the question I ask you today, "Are you sold out for Christ?" How do you know?
When a store (department store, grocery store, shoe store, any type of store) is preparing for new merchandise they do whatever it takes to get rid of the old merchandise. They put the merchandise on sale and will mark it down several times until it's gone, they will donate whatever they can't sell and they will even burn what they can't donate. They want to make sure the shelves are CLEAN and ready for what's NOW, FRESH, and IN SEASON. They want you, the buyer, focused on the new merchandise not the old, out of season stuff.
It is the same with God.
When you've sold out for God, like Paul, every move you make is focused on advancing the Kingdom. Just like a store, you will do what ever it takes to get rid of the old merchandise you've been holding in your heart. Why? It slows God's progress. You'll become distracted by the old. It will try to SUBTRACT from you because it can no longer ADD to you. When you let something or someone hang around that shouldn't be in your life it's a distraction, you're not moving forward in the things of a God. God is always NOW, FRESH, IN SEASON.
What's in your heart should be NOW, FRESH and IN SEASON. You shouldn't be trying to get a harvest off of old plantings. Their season has already come and gone. You should always have new seedlings year round; winter, spring, summer and fall. Even as Paul faced great uncertainty he was still planting seeds for the Kingdom.
That's how you know. That's how you know when you're sold out for Christ. You're trying to help and encourage someone else when you're struggling yourself. You're praying for someone else when you find it difficult to pray for yourself. You're lifting up strangers in the midst of your trials. You believe that no matter how it looks or appears that your blessings are still on their way. You'll give your last dime to help someone in need because you know God is your provider. No matter how it looks for you, you're still planting seeds for the Kingdom. You make sure that your shelf is always available for the Word and what's NOW, FRESH AND IN SEASON. That's when you know you're sold out for God.


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"He [David] took his stick in his hand and chose for himself five smooth stones from the brook, and put them in the shepherd's bag which he had, even in his pouch, and his sling was in his hand; and he approached the Philistine." (1 Sam 17:40)
Why FIVE stones? If you read the rest of the account of David's battle against Goliath, he only used one stone. So, why bring five?
David picked up five stones for the same reason he brought his shepherd's staff – he brought every weapon he was familiar with because he didn't know how the battle would go. David didn't know it would only take one stone to fell the giant. He didn't know the exact details of the outcome – how long he would fight, how close up and scary it might get, or how injured he would be. David just knew he had to stand up for what was right.
We do what's right because it's right, not because it's easy.
Almost five hundred years later, three other men would say something similar when their consciences pricked them to defy Nebuchadnezzar.
"Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego replied to the king, 'O Nebuchadnezzar, we do not need to give you an answer concerning this matter. If it be so, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the furnace of blazing fire; and He will deliver us out of your hand, O king. But even if He does not, let it be known to you, O king, that we are not going to serve your gods or worship the golden image that you have set up.'" (Dan. 3:16-18)
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Honolulu Condo Sales - Market Statistics for July 2011
Posted on Monday, August 8th, 2011 at 11:12am.
Honolulu Condo Sales - Market Statistics
All data shown is compared to the same month of the previous year.
Number of Sales
Condominium: 354 (down 19.9%)
Median Sales Price
Condominium: $301,000 (Up 0.3%)
Days on market
Condominium: 40 days (increase of 12 days)
Condominium: 1,953 (decrease of 8.2%)
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Girvan lifeboat called to stricken yacht
Girvan lifeboat called to stricken yacht
At 12:23pm on Tuesday 30 August, Girvan Lifeboat volunteer crew pagers were activated by Belfast Coastguard to reports of a vessel with jammed sails and without power.
Within minutes of the pagers going off the all-weather relief lifeboat Pride and Spirit was leaving the harbour mouth and heading towards the last reported position just South of Dunure with sea conditions getting worse all the time.
Once on scene, the lifeboat crew assessed the situation with the drifting, powerless vessel and ensured the casualties on board did not require any medical attention.
A tow-line was then established from the lifeboat to the 28ft stricken yacht Lady of lockerly prior to making for Girvan Harbour, where the lifeboat manoeuvred the casualty vessel into a pontoon berth and ensured it was secure. The crew then assisted with bringing the damaged sail down for safety.
After four hours at sea the lifeboat was then refuelled and made ready for service once again.
RNLI Media Contacts: Craig Sommerville, volunteer lifeboat press officer, 074112 76383.
Key facts about the RNLI
The RNLI charity saves lives at sea. Its volunteers provide a 24-hour search and rescue service around the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland coasts. The RNLI operates over 238 lifeboat stations in the UK and Ireland and, in a normal year, more than 240 lifeguard units on beaches around the UK and Channel Islands. The RNLI is independent of Coastguard and government and depends on voluntary donations and legacies to maintain its rescue service. Since the RNLI was founded in 1824, its lifeboat crews and lifeguards have saved over 142,700 lives.
Learn more about the RNLI
For more information please visit the RNLI website or Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. News releases, videos and photos are available on the News Centre.
Contacting the RNLI - public enquiries
Members of the public may contact the RNLI on 0300 300 9990 (UK) or 1800 991802 (Ireland) or by email.


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If you were born on 11th March 1939., your age is Eigthy-One years and One Hundred and Twenty-Two days. 29708 days passed since day of Your birth (or 4244 weeks). But you are not alone with this! In world 286000 babies was born on that day.
You were born on Saturday, and your zodiac sign is Pisces.
This year, you already had a birthday. , next birthday will be in 243 days. Your previous birthday was 122 days ago.
The "big bum" was on ≈18th June 1938. (if you were born on time), but for details, ask your parents, they may have some interesting story for that day ;-)
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Orange police: Man tried to steal parking sign
Photo: Orange Police Department / Contributed
ORANGE — A local man in his 80s is accused of trying to steal a town parking sign on Orange Center Road.
According to the Orange Police Department, shortly before noon on Nov. 11, officers responded to Orange Center Road for a suspicious activity call regarding someone removing a town-posted parking sign.
Police said, after investigating the incident, officers concluded that Frank C. Rogers, 86, of Orange, had taken the sign and driven off with it.
Rogers was eventually taken into custody and charged with sixth-degree larceny, police said. He was released on a promise to appear in court on Nov. 22.


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It's been too long since our Cardinals have had a win over conference rival Virginia. The Cavaliers have made their way up my shit list of College teams over the last few years. Not only do they make you set thru their deliberate and frustrating approach on offense and defense for 40 minutes they usually win. The Cardinals have lost the last eight games in this series.
During that time the basketball Gods have been pretty unkind to Louisville with that devastating one-point loss to them a year ago this week. Enough is enough. It's the Cardinals turn for a win in this game?
A few weeks ago I jumped the gun and pulled out my VJ King prediction. Haven't we all made that prediction? I had saved it up and really thought the last game against Virginia we might see something. But this team was in the midst of an offensive funk.
A funk so bad that it seen Louisville have some of their worst totals in a while scoring 59 points and a low of 49 over that three-game stretch. It was really encouraging to see them put up 75 against Notre Dame. They scored points and scored in different ways. Oh, and VJ King made his return.
VJ really looks like he has regained some confidence. He has had success playing against Virginia averaging 11.8 points and 2.8 rebounds. He scored a career-high 24 points against Virginia during his freshman season. I think he's capable of a big game today.
Jordan also returned to form with 20 points and 11 rebounds against Notre Dame. It was good to see Malik Williams double-double for the Cardinals in that one with 16 points and 13 rebounds. Think these guys could play a big role today.
This is like a final exam for this Louisville team. They had moments this season where they looked really good and here lately have looked really bad. The live by the three die by the three mentality is fun to watch when it works out. Not so much when it doesn't.
Maybe this team learned during that losing streak not to rely so heavily on the outside shot. Maybe they "just learned" during this brutal conference stretch. This team should be pretty tough at this point. They've had a week to prepare for this finale.
Today is our day Louisville fans. VJ King will Beast out and will be proclaimed the King Slayer. This Louisville team has been solid on the road. Today we see the return of the Road Dogs. Please, basketball Gods!
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Don't hesitate to consider preparedness items for your gift list this year. Imagine giving those you love the gift of a better prepared home, some extra cans of food, or warmth should they need it. Here are some ideas to help you check off a few presents on that gift list!
• Stocking stuffers are easy to find when it comes to preparedness! Emergency blankets, first aid kits, whistles, fire starters, and hand warmers. are just a few of the wonderful items available to stuff a stocking with.
• If you need a gift for a dear friend, you might want consider an emergency kit. You can find kits as small or as big as you would like.
• Would you like to celebrate a great teacher, hairdresser, or mail carrier? A basket containing an assortment of preparedness items really shows how much you care.
• Know someone who spends a lot of time commuting? Give them an emergency car kit to help keep them safe on the road.
• Many of us have avid hunters and sportsman in our families. Could they use a new tent, sleeping bag, or water filter?
• Do you have a friend who loves to cook? There are food dehydrators, canners, mixers, mills, and many other items that can make kitchen work fun, easy, and help them should an emergency occur.
• Who doesn't enjoy a good meal? Consider putting together a collection of several dehydrated or freeze dried items to make an entire meal for a special family.
• Neighborhood gifts can be simple when you consider preparedness items. One year, I supplied my neighborhood friends with a 5 in 1 Survival Whistle and a fun poem about preparedness.
The possibilities are endless! This year, take a closer look at your holiday gift list and consider checking it off with emergency preparedness items. Not only will you be helping your loved ones prepare, you'll be blessing them with the gift of love by letting them know you want them safe and comfortable no matter what the future holds. You might find that you've started a new tradition in your household, being prepared for presents!


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Dr. Christopher Cotten, PhD, MSW, LCSW received his bachelor's degree in psychology from Northwestern University, his MSW from New York University, and his PhD from the Jane Addams College of Social Work at the University of Illinois at Chicago. His direct service social work experience has been primarily in residential treatment of children and youth and mental health. He has worked with homeless and runaway youth, children in the child welfare system, people with HIV/AIDS, and homeless individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. In higher education, he was an assistant professor at Indiana University's Northwest campus in Gary, and he received tenure and promotion at the University of West Florida. He has extensive experience as a clinical consultant and trainer. He was a research associate at Chicago's Howard Brown Health Center, the largest LGBT health center in the Midwest. Dr. Cotten has taught human behavior and the social environment, group work, diversity, and social policy, among other classes. He developed a short-term study abroad service-learning trip to Guatemala, which he has led more than a half-dozen times. In 2014, the Florida state chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) named him Social Work Educator of the Year. Dr. Cotten has seven publications in peer-reviewed journals and has presented at many state, regional, and national conferences. He is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Florida. He began teaching for Walden as contributing faculty in 2017 and joined the core faculty for Walden's MSW program in February of 2018.


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Crimson Outlasts White 27-24 in 2017 Alabama Spring Game as Tide Look to ReloadApril 22, 2017
Crimson scored a 27-24 victory over White thanks to a game-winning field goal by JK Scott as time expired in Alabama's annual A-Day spring game Saturday afternoon at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Tide head coach Nick Saban told ESPN's Chris Low coming into the scrimmage the team had "a long way to go" in trying to replace several impact contributors, especially on the defensive side. He hoped some of the newer additions could use the spring game to make their case for playing time.
"Two years in a row, we've lost a lot of guys," Saban said. "We just had a lot of depth on defense and it didn't show up, and we were still really good last year. We've got a lot of young guys that can make a contribution to the team, which we need from a depth standpoint."
Freshman wide receiver Jerry Jeudy and sophomore defensive lineman Raekwon Davis were among the players who did their best to take advantage of that opportunity.
Here's a look at some of the top performers from Saturday's spring showcase:
|2017 Alabama A-Day: Key Stats from White vs. Crimson
|Tua Tagovailoa
|17-of-29 for 313 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT
|Jalen Hurts
|16-of-25 for 301 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT
|Najee Harris
|17 carries for 70 yards
|Jerry Jeudy
|5 catches for 134 yards, 2 TD
|Robert Foster
|2 catches for 115 yards, 1 TD
|Calvin Ridley
|4 catches for 102 yards, 1 TD
|JK Scott
|3-of-4 FGs
|Raekwon Davis
|7 tackles, 1 sack
|Jamar King
|5 tackles, 1 sack
|Terrell Hall
|INT for TD
|Keith Holcombe
|10 tackles, 2 sacks
|Rashaan Evans
|6 tackles, 2 sacks
|Christian Miller
|4 tackles, 2 sacks
|Minkah Fitzpatrick
|7 tackles
|Trevon Diggs
|2 tackles, 1 INT
|Kyriq McDonald
|4 tackles, 1 INT
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Tua Tagovailoa Shines; Jalen Hurts Improves After Slow Start
Tagovailoa couldn't have made a much better first impression. The true freshman quarterback showed he's making rapid progress picking up the Alabama offense and flashed nice touch, especially on the game's first touchdown to T.J. Simmons, a perfectly lofted fade.
Hurts played well enough during his freshman campaign to buy himself some margin for error heading into the 2017 season. That said, the early signs from the Hawaii native suggest the Tide have a high-upside backup waiting in the wings just in case.
Sometimes it helps to get a little lucky, too. The SEC Network highlighted Tagovailoa's second TD pass, which somehow pinballed to Jeudy for a 25-yard score:
Meanwhile, Hurts looked a little sluggish in the game's opening stages. He tossed an interception to Trevon Diggs in the end zone, which the White squad quickly converted to a touchdown. Those are the types of game-changing mistakes he must avoid once the real games get started.
The projected starter eventually settled in and looked better to finish his day. A 65-yard touchdown pass to Robert Foster was his best moment. Those types of big plays down the field were virtually nonexistent from the Bama passing game for most of last season.
Aaron Suttles of the Tuscaloosa News discussed the QB's improved deep throws:
All told, it was a promising day for the quarterbacks who will likely land at No. 1 and No. 2 on the depth chart when the season gets underway. More consistency with the aerial attack will be an important emphasis as Alabama attempts to hunt down another national title.
Retooling Defense Still a Work in Progress Heading into Fall
It's impossible to draw any definite conclusions about the Alabama defense after the scrimmage for two main reasons.
First, the group is in the process of replacing several players who are now top prospects for the 2017 NFL draft, led by defensive lineman Jonathan Allen, linebackers Reuben Foster and Tim Williams and cornerback Marlon Humphrey. It's going to take more than a few months.
Second, Saban likes using these early practices and the spring game to put players in situations where they aren't fully comfortable. Whether it's putting a corner on a man-to-man island against a wide receiver or adding extra layers of responsibility for his linebackers, it's a testing ground.
Saturday presented both reasons for optimism and signs of the work left to do.
Most of the positive vibes will be related to the pass rush. The two defenses combined to register 12 sacks, which takes at least a minor step to answering questions about whether Bama will be able to generate enough heat on opposing quarterbacks this season.
On the flip side, there were some issues in coverage.
Diggs, who's trying to earn a spot in the starting lineup while making the full-time switch to corner, got beat over the top a few times. He did come down with an interception against Hurts, but he needs to do a much better job of locating and knocking down deep balls.
Ryan C. Fowler of WDGM summed up the corner's day:
It wasn't a totally lost afternoon for the pass defense, though. Linebacker Terrell Hall took advantage of a rare Tagovailoa mistake to score a defensive touchdown, a factor that Bama used to get out of several jams throughout last season.
Ken Rogers of the Dothan Eagle commented on the pick-six:
The SEC Network highlighted the defensive score:
Ultimately, the Alabama defense isn't where it needs to be quite yet. The amount of talent on the roster combined with the battle-tested scheme and the Saban-led coaching staff should ensure the unit is ready to roll by the time the Tide face off with Florida State in the Sept. 2 opener.


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The problem's too big
the perpetrators unknown
you can't beat the system
all on your own.
So it's easy to withdraw
find your own little cage
turn a blind eye to the suffering
stifle your rage,
but, the greed goes on
the poverty's still there,
you can't just leave it
for your children to bear.
Others feel as you do,
eager to put things right
but locked in isolation
it's a hopeless fight,
so don't sit in silence
behind a closed door,
your voice can help raise
a whisper to a roar.
Things are tough, very tough for countless millions of people on this earth, even in the "rich developed" countries millions live below the poverty line, surrounded by unimaginable wealth. Practically everybody knows the system is unfair, corrupt and exploitative, yet in these "rich developed" countries, only thousands resit and protest, Why? What is it that makes millions accept their state of poverty, their lack of control over their own lives? Is it fear, or is it a feeling of hopelessness that you can't win against the system. Our babbling brook of bullshit, the mainstream media, tries hard to portray that illusion, that challenging the status-quo is only done by hooligans and terrorists, and is always forcibly put down by a strong state apparatus, as it defends us against these hooligans and terrorists. How does the majority of people get to see through this illusion, this weaving of smoke and mirrors, and realise that the real power lies with them, they can take control of their own lives, and can shape society to a fairer and more just system that sees to the needs of all our people.
Read the full article HERE:------Unlike a more abstract analysis of "the Spell," which could be thought through in terms like those found in The Ego and Its Own, by Max Stirner; this Spell was thought of in terms of more specific context, not just another spook attempting to win an individual's allegiance. The Spell wasn't a matter of believing in another's Cause, it was a matter of believing that we are too weak to pursue our own cause(s). It was a belief that was reinforced throughout all of the institutions we are expected to embrace: schools, churches, every branch of government, work, and especially through mainstream media. It wasn't a moral injunction that one shouldn't fight against these things, it was a repetitive practical demonstration that one can't revolt to any acceptable consequence.------
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Recently I retraced my steps, to see how much the interview format had evolved and which acceptable ideas I came up with, along the way. At that time I also had to pick someone to interview. You see, I try not to interview two coaches from the same division in a row, and this week was an even week. So there I was, scrolling down the division rosters when a terrible revelation hit me!
My interviewee today was playing in 1 mn Showtime for season 9, which should have made him one of the first (baker's) dozen to be interviewed. But I skipped him, and he said nothing, laying low all these weeks. But it is now reckoning time.
I consequently give you my former S9 Div3 coach, a man living a good part of his life on the road, which might explain his love for motorized Blood Bowl pieces. One of Big O's resident Dorf coaches, leader of Liverfull, RazourSharp aka Sharpy!
Where did you get your nickname from?
My surname is Sharp and everyone just started calling me Sharpy...My first name is Rhys and Sharpy is a lot better than Rhysy. There is already a Rhys here but no Sharpys.
And how long have you been playing Blood Bowl for, by now?
You want the long or short answer?
Well one of my teachers in Primary School introduced me to BB 20 (about 11-12 years old) years ago. He was painting his mini during lunch and me and a mate sat there and watched and he explained how to play, that Christmas I asked for the box game. I got Dwarfs and my mate Josh got Skaven. Those Christmas holidays we played none stop, but as we were moving into high school, I lost touch with my teacher and mate as he went to a different school. Wasn't until I brought a laptop for work that I got back into it. Been playing for about 18 months.
You still have your minis?
Sadly no, mum chucked them when I left home. I had a supercool Deathroller mini that my teacher painted for me. I miss it.
How did you find ReBBL then?
I think it came about by watching a Sage Youtube clip, been watching him for a while then I thought I would give it a go.
And then you joined straight for Majors or went through Minors first?
I did College with Rocky and Road Warrior but my Dwarf team got destroyed so I never continued on with them. So: 1 season of College then straight into Majors.
And you joined Majors for season 8 that's it?
I took some time off after the college season then joined in season 8. I had some time away from the game as it made me salty as hell.
Why the commitment to Dorfs, is it because you started with them out of the box and see it as written in stars?
Yes I think so and when I started there wasn't a lot of Dorf teams. and they are a team people love to hate which suits me.
You're not only salty yourself, but thrive on other people's salt too?
Hahaha that's pretty much it but my salt levels have lowered, Dorf salt hasn't.
And the naming scheme, are you a long term fan of Liverpool?
Sure am, ever since Harry Kewell played for them. When I reroll, it will be a Collingwood name scheme!
You can even get the black and white stripey jersey now
Saw that, not sure on Race yet thou.
What do you have in mind for the future?
Depending on how this season goes I will most likely play another season with them. But I have been dabbling in AGI4 in CCL and I'm liking the change of pace.
Like, what kind of agi 4: Helves, Delves, Welves, Prelves, Rats, Kislev?
I have been playing Woodies, 'cos Morka said something after our match last season that made me look at things a little differently. But I'm going to play Rats in Upstarts so I can get the Steam achievements.
The famous Horned Rat.
Now that you've been part of ReBBL for a few seasons, do you feel interested in doing more community oriented stuff such as casting, admin-ing, news writing?
Definitely, I love the structure of RebbL, it works well. I would put my hand up for anything to help out. I'm more than happy to help behind the scenes. Will also be looking at streaming too, just need to get my gaming rig upgraded...
After your experience now, what would you say your strengths and weaknesses are?
I think my defense is my strength: my TD difference last season was close. My problem was my offence where it would be T8 and I would be 1 square away from scoring. My aim this season is to be more aware on offence. It's hard to have multiple scoring threats when you have short legs. And short arms.
Until now what is your proudest moment of Blood Bowl?
Probably this interview, can't wait to show the wife and kids.
I'm wondering, is there any coach around you look at to get better at Blood Bowl?
There is a few: Lokistar from BBLANZ is always been a big help, watching his replays, asking for advice; very good Dwarf coach. PapaNasty will always help with advice. There is also the Dorf coaches in REL that I like to watch.: UnseenWalker and oRevert.
Plugging Dorf teams being a rare event I will even go the extra mile and link you UnseenWalker's RAGE DORF and oRevert's Cogs Of War IV.
Which player skill do you have the most fun with?
Grab, it helps line up the surf. Frenzy is good too for push plays.
When I get a Grab hit I do the Scorpion voice "come here".
So you like the Beer Stand as stadium enhancement?
That's what I will be getting when I can afford one. Had to drop my bribe stadium enhancement this season due to being so far ahead in TV.
We already established your big guy fixation on Deathrollers, do you have a favorites Star Player?
Is there any others except Grim Ironjaw?
What's the kick off event you hate the most?
You should know the answer to this... Blitz. It's hard to recover from being slow, and if opponent positions well, I can't get the ball in time.
Let's say in our only regular game so far I was lucky enough to get a Blitz! turn 0, and Sharpy rolled a quad skull on his third action just after. Which led me to score a defensive TD on turn 1 with Zons... He then massacred my Humies in 1mn Showtime a week later. We're square in my book.
What do you recommend as a drink or a snack for the long BB games?
Depending on the night of the match, if I'm playing Friday or Saturday night, I usually have 2x 500ml bottle of Belgian Bombshell from my local brewery and some chocolate. During the week it's water and M'M's.
For those interested about that local brewery, Sharpy provided a link to Bandicoot Brewing.
Which one would you say is the most difficult: being a dad, your job, enduring BB?
Tough question but I would have to say being a dad: my job and BB are constant but my kids are always changing, which means I need to adapt to catch up. But my 6 year old has a interest in BB already which I'm happy with! Better then Fortnite... not that he plays that, but I would rather him be a kid playing with figurines than Fornite.
Here, here.
Ok to finish I have a question from my previous interviewee, Jamus: "When do you reroll to Skavens? I need company." Not joking, it's a sign Sharpy!
Lol really? I was going to say 2 seasons after he retires the team, so I can get Hihyk off the market from him. I will see how my upstart Skaven go. And I was going to name my upstart team after Jamus...
Wow that's thrown me.
My thanks to Sharpy for waiting this long to be interviewed while he should have been part of the first batch. And he went reading them, hearing me talk about my interviewing schedule and said nothing... I hope this present interview will make an acceptable apology for the delay !


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Address: Plaça Duc de Medinaceli - Barceloneta
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The apartment is located in a dynamic area with a huge variety of restaurants and bars nearby. You will also be just a short walk from the Cathedral of Barcelona, la Rambla, the Boqueria market, the beautiful port and Barceloneta beach.
The owner may request a weekly cleaning with an additional cost to the tenant.
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|Contact us with your arrival date and time at [email protected]
|Pets not allowed
Parties not allowed
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Minimum age 20 years old
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Vi hade ett fantastiskt läge, och njöt av att ha tillgång till terrassen! Extra plus för att köket var utrustad med bra köksredskaper.
It was nice holiday we spend me & my family in Barcelona these summer with the great location & easy access to all the interesting locations & the heart of Barcelona the Home was excellent prepared for long time holiday with all facilities needed The Barcelona- Home office was helpful with easy process & Frindly employs Thank you all for helping us having wonderful holiday
Wonderful apartment in great place !!!
We are happy that you liked it, and we hope you had a wonderful stay! Thank you for choosing us:)
Sono stato in questo fantastico appartamento con la mia famiglia! L\'appartamento è a pochi passi dal mare ed è molto lussuoso. Vicinissimo alla fermata della metro di Drassanes e alla spiaggia di Barceloneta. Credo sia stata una delle più belle vacanze che abbia mai fatto!
Dear Ricardo, it makes us very happy to know that you had such a great time during your stay in the apartment. It was very nice to have you as a guest, w hope to see you soon!
Loved the access to the pool with great views over the city. I love Barcelona.
Hi Lorenzo, thank you kindly for your comment. We are happy that you enjoyed the views of the city from the pool of the apartment, it is one of our clients favourite spot. Get in touch if you come back:)
It\\\\\\\'s a great vocation because of the amazing home It\\\\\\\'s clean modern great appliance so relaxing Exceptional location with easy access to all Barcelona city Also I would like to thank the proficinl office worker Again from me & my family thank you all We hope we stay there our next sammar holidays
Dear Adel, thank your for sharing your experience with us. We are glad you and your family liked the apartment and location. We hope to see you soon!
Loved this place! The apartment is stylish, light, very centrical, and the pool was amazing. Thank you to Nuria in customer service, who helped us through the whole booking process.
Thanks a lot for your feedback Nick. Hope to see you again when you are back in the city.
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Gracias Carlos, Esperamos que cuando vuelvas tengas más tiempo de disfrutar del piso y de la ciudad. Saludos
L'appartement était très confortable, spacieux et lumineux. Les chambres étaient très propres et la literie de qualité. Le gros point positif de cet appartement est surement la piscine sur le rooftop. Nous avons pu en profiter tout au long de notre séjour, ce qui fut un véritable régale ! Le seul point négatif serait la Wi-Fi, à cause de quelques problèmes de connexions que nous avons eu. Cependant nous avons contacté l'agence et se fut réparé assez vite.
Merci pour votre commentaire, nous espérons que vous avez apprécié votre séjour et vous avez été en mesure de voir la bonne volonté du propriétaire le plus tôt possible pour résoudre Internet incident.
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Why do I have to add each member of the School Leadership Team and Literary Leadership Team as users in CIMS?
The field type for these questions, as well as the Who in Steps 5-8 of Problem Solving, changed in 2014-15 from a text box to a drop-down menu, which is populated with all Level 1 and 2 users registered for the school. This is to acclimate Level 2 users to the user management process in preparation for upcoming project management features that will be incorporated into CIMS, such as automated reminder messages to point persons identified in Problem Solving. Many times, these point persons are also members of a leadership team within the school so it seemed a logical decision to change the field type of these questions as well. Note: Once a user is added to the system, their name will appear in all drop-down menus throughout the SIP; they will not need to be added again.


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Ellie Schellhammer Goldberg '71 was still deep into motherhood duties—overseeing her teenage boys' after-school and weekend sports activities—and tutoring math several hours a week, when her 91-year-old mother began showing signs of dementia. For the next decade, she juggled the demands of being a wife and mother with the growing daily needs of a parent whose health was spiraling downward. Then, shortly before her mother died, her father-in-law lost his eyesight and needed her care, too. One night, her husband looked across the table and said, "You look tired," Goldberg remembers.
She'd become so busy, she hadn't even noticed. "It took its toll, emotionally and physically," she says.
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Still, surprising instances of connection can take place, especially if caregivers begin to see their role as an act of devotion, rather than just burden, Capistrant says. "Without minimizing the incredible hard work involved, there are also unsung benefits," he says, even if that attitude takes awhile to click in.
Goldberg, for instance, had grown up on stories of what care looks like from her mother's Italian immigrant family, with each generation living with their elders well into adulthood. Then, when the older generation declined, they spent their final years with their adult children. That was the natural order in Goldberg's family. So when she moved far away to Miami, she shouldn't have been surprised when her mother said, "You're abandoning me."
Eventually, when her mother developed dementia, she did come to live near Goldberg in Florida. As her mother's illness progressed and her own responsibilities mounted, Goldberg sought out the silver lining around each storm cloud. Rather than rail against how her fiercely independent mother was changing, she celebrated the serene and loving persona that emerged as the disease stripped away old patterns of behavior. When her mother no longer recognized her, referring to her simply as "Sweetie," the same moniker she used for nurses and strangers alike, Goldberg focused on the things that mattered to her more, like the closeness that was deepening between them. "I didn't feel I rose to the occasion until she came and lived here," Goldberg says. "When my mom didn't abandon me in her dementia, but embraced me in her heart, that was the best thing."
Like many other caregivers, Goldberg learned that unexpected lessons emerge from the complicated interplay of challenge, heartbreak, resilience and bonding. When she was growing up, Goldberg says, her mother had schooled her in everything from Italian to piano to horticulture; now Goldberg was discovering that the final lesson her mother would pass along came from the disease itself. Having shed the past, and no longer able to grasp the future, Goldberg's mother became an accidental Zen master, inviting Goldberg to live fully in the present. Even the inevitable role reversal of caring for the one who had cared for her had its bright side. "Tuning into the fact that it's not all about me is liberating," Goldberg says.
Closeness at a cost
Similarly, Nancy Davis O'Hara '82 got to know her mother, who suffered from COPD, in a new, deeper way during the time she cared for her. She learned her mother's stories of growing up in the segregated South, marrying young and happily, and pursuing a career as a psychologist. Still, as much as O'Hara cherished their closeness in those final years, she remains clear-eyed about the work involved in caring for her mother, who passed away in May.
When her mother grew ill, in the years following her father's sudden death, O'Hara began a schedule of frequent commutes from her home
in Cranston, Rhode Island, to her mother's home in Brighton, Massachusetts. She'd check in on her mother and help with tasks her father used to do, such as paying the bills and balancing the checkbook. Eventually, O'Hara, who is married and runs her own solo law practice, moved her mother out of the family home and into a sunny ground-floor apartment just a mile from where O'Hara now lives with her husband. Daily visits became possible, but that also meant taking on her mother's chores before heading home to manage her own household.
O'Hara maintained her equanimity, but toward the end, as her mother's COPD worsened and other chronic ailments took hold, the cumulative
effects of attending to her mother's needs began to mount. "I miss my mom terribly. But I don't miss the work" of caregiving, O'Hara says.
That work can be especially hard on caregivers who are feeling the effects of age themselves. The average age for caregivers of adults is 49, with some 10 percent age 75 or older. Not surprisingly, many have arthritic joints or back problems of their own.
"I'm a great believer in seeking help through this process," like creating a support network of other women.
Ledlie Dinsmore Bell '63, who cared for her husband, Norman, for 12 years after he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, recalls a nurse who, on noticing Bell's biceps, remarked, "How'd you get those guns?" Bell answered, "I do the equivalent of weight training just getting Dr. Bell seated upright." Simple outings, like attending a symphony together, became a test of patience and strength. After helping her husband bathe and dress (tasks she eventually hired professionals to assist with), she would get to the music hall, where she'd gather her strength to maneuver him into his wheelchair and push him up the ramp into the building and to their seats. "He was a big man, and I'm small," she says. (To avoid injury, she called on the principles of posture and alignment she learned in physical
education classes she took at Smith.)
Bell also learned to recognize that the strength of their relationship—their long history of communication and trust—helped them both get
through the challenges. When her husband had delusions or paranoia that were spurred by the disease, she could reassure him. "He'd talk aloud as he fought some vision of someone doing something evil, and I could say, 'You're dreaming,'" she says, "and he would believe me."
Healing power of friends
The old axiom of putting on your oxygen mask before helping others guided Susan Allen Toth '61, author of No Saints Around Here: A Caregiver's Days. But even with her attempts at self-care, including taking walks, going out to dinner or a movie and planning trips on her own, the work of caring for her husband, James, who had Parkinson's and died eight years ago, took its toll.
When a well-meaning friend sat her down and said, "Susan, you're killing yourself," and urged her to put her husband in a nursing home, Toth took the words to heart and visited residential care options around San Diego. But the institutional settings "chilled my blood," she says. She considered one of the homier places, but when she realized that she, too, would be spending many hours each day in that setting, she decided it would be better for both of them to keep her husband at home for as long as possible. There, they'd be surrounded by things they loved, and when she needed a break she could retreat upstairs.
But then there was loneliness to contend with. Like many caregivers, Toth missed her husband's companionship and their lively dinner table conversations. So, having learned at Smith the value of female friendships, Toth created her own informal support network made up of other women in a similar situation. The friends would check in by phone to commiserate, complain and even laugh, sharing a kind of gallows humor about some of the grim details of their lives as caregivers. "I'm a great believer in seeking help through this process,"
she says.
Emotional connections
Phyllis Chinlund '61 isn't one to sugarcoat the experience of caring for her husband, Ray, a photographer who had Alzheimer's disease. In her book Looking Back From the Gate: A Story of Love, Art, and Dementia, Chinlund describes the stark realities of watching the lively, creative, curious man she loved become forgetful, agitated and easily irritated.
The disease robbed her of daily pleasures like intellectually stimulating conversations with her husband about art and history, and because of the lost income from Ray's work, they had to leave their apartment in Manhattan and move to Maine.
And yet.
For most of the seven years that her husband had Alzheimer's, "He was still someone to come home to and to love," Chinlund says. When verbal communication was no longer an option, she began to shift more to their emotional attachment. "Rather than try to explain things or show the person they're mistaken, you enjoy the emotional attachment in whatever way is possible," she says. That meant nurturing Ray's artistic side by encouraging him to draw. Rather than be dismayed by his fascination with seemingly mundane tasks, like sorting coins, she showed an interest in what interested him.
"He was still someone to come home to and to love. You enjoy the emotional attachment in whatever way is possible."
A geriatric social worker at the time, Chinlund took the lessons she learned at home and applied them to her work with clients. Whether her clients suffered from dementia or simply thought differently than she did, Chinlund learned to connect with each person at their level, focusing on the emotional experience of what was being said.
The disease also reconnected her with journaling.Writing, she found, offered solace and helped her work through her feelings. "I'd sit at the computer and write when something troubling was going on," she says. "I realized I should make more of an effort to talk about the good." Fourteen years after Ray's death, she turned those journal entries into a book, which then gave her the opportunity to meet with readers who shared similar experiences. In the end, writing and publishing helped her gain perspective and make meaning from her years as a caregiver.
Private struggles, public issue
For Judith Wolfe Reichert '59, the experience of caring for her husband, John, who was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's when they were both in their late 50s, gave her insights into ways to help other caregivers. She recalls trying out a support group for caregivers, only to find that "just going and hearing about other people's sadness" wasn't helpful. Her husband's experience of attending day programs for people with Alzheimer's was similar. Once an esteemed faculty member at Williams College, he was now seated at a table with a group of strangers and told to draw pictures. "He'd been a college professor," Reichert says. "He didn't want to be treated like a kindergartner."
Now, some 14 years after her husband's death, Reichert volunteers as a docent at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts. On Mondays, when the museum is closed to the public, she and other volunteers welcome people with Alzheimer's and their caregivers to the galleries. Neither a support group nor a day program, "Meet Me at the Clark" offers a dignified experience for both caregivers and those with various forms of dementia. As Reichert watches participants engage with an impressionist painting or an 18th-century silver soup tureen, for example, she senses a kind of communal, if unspoken, bond among the caregivers.
Programs like this—where caregivers and recipients can have meaningful connections and a respite from a sometimes grueling routine—are
becoming more popular. And they may be a bridge to bring what feels like an intensely personal experience into the public realm.
For Nancy O'Hara, caregiving, as stressful as it was, defined her days. With both parents gone now, she can reflect on what she lost and what she gained, even as she adjusts to her new normal. As she wrote in a recent class note, "After being mom's primary caretaker for three years (almost to the day) since my dad's death, I find myself a little lost with so much time on my hands but extremely grateful for having had the chance to get to know her in a different way and for having been by her side, holding her hand, when she passed."
Looking back, Ellie Goldberg, too, feels changed by the act of caregiving. She turned to writing as a way to reflect on her relationship with her mother, and is publishing her memoir. "It's interesting how some situations, as trying as they are, can be kind of poignant," Goldberg says. "Poignant is a good word, because it implies a tinge of sadness with an uplifting quality."
Caregiver's Journeys
The Caregivers: A Support Group's Stories of Slow Loss, Courage, and Love
Nell Lake '89
Scribner, 2014
The author chronicles the two years she spent following a group of long-term caregivers and offers an in-depth look at the practical day-to-day and emotional issues they experienced.
No Saints Around Here: A Caregiver's Days
Susan Allen Toth '61
University of Minnesota Press, 2014
Through a series of vignettes, the author describes the last 18 months of her husband's battle with Parkinson's disease and her realizations as his caregiver.
Descent Into Love: My Journey With Mom Through Dementia
Ellie Schellhammer Goldberg '71
Kindle Direct Publishing, 2018
In this memoir, Goldberg looks back on her relationship with her mother, through her growing-up years to her mother's old age, dementia and death.
Looking Back From the Gate: A Story of Love, Art, and Dementia
Phyllis Chinlund '61
Maine Authors Publishing, 2016
The author offers an intimate look at her struggles as she cares for her husband at the end of his life, creating a portrait of their 32-year love affair through a collage of journal entries, letters and photographs.—TG
SAQ, Winter 2018–19
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So it's nearly Christmas; come on now it's almost December and we've got a lot to do!
One of those things to do is to snuggle up the fire with hot chocolates in our hand and onesies/Christmas jumpers on and watch some good old Christmas films!
So I thought I'd share with you the top 10 films that are on my list of Christmas films that I'm going to be watching over the next few weeks.
1. Elf
Nuff said!
2. Love Actually
Probably one of my favourite films ever! Every year me and mum (just us, no men allowed) we snuggle up with Cadbury chocolate snowmen and enjoy this amazing film!
3. It's a Wonderful Life
Now contrary to popular households, my childhood Christmases never included the Home Alone series but instead we always watch the oldies like It's a Wonderful Life (one of my faves!) and a few more I've listed below – but this one definitely tops!
4. Family Man
Again, not a Christmas film that anyone else I know watches each year, and although I'm not Nicholas Cage's biggest fan, this film is adorable and so heart warming and perfectly captures the classic 'Family Man' and family life!
5. Polar Express
A Christmas Classic let's be honest, who wouldn't want a ride with Tom Hanks on The Polar Express?
6. Santa Claus
Tim; what a guy! You couldn't cast a better actor for this role and it has become a classic within our family (and the second one two if we've got enough time!).
7. Miracle on 34th Street
Now since, I'm a fan of Matilda and mum loves the good old black and white versions, we tend to fit in both of these gems during December. So sweet, festive and heart warming! I also did used to have a slight crush on Dylan Mcdermot in this film – anyone else? Just me?
8. White Christmas
Mum loves a bit of Bing at Christmas, what can I say?
9. The Holiday
What a film! Come on, who doesn't love the Holiday! Great cast and wonderful storyline (even if it is a bit hollywood for a Christmas film!) – and even if you don't like it, at least watch it in order to look at Jude Law for an hour or two eh?
10. Bishops Wife
Now, this is probably a film not known to many, but I'd be interested if anyone does enjoy this film? It's another black and white classic that my mum has introduced and it's just sort of stuck as tradition in our family. Also if anyone's ever watched the old Pink Panther films (no not Steve Martin) with David Niven (right), you'll know he's hilarious and his work alongside Cary Grant (left) is brilliantly filmed in this fab film!
So here's a few of my favourite Christmas Classics, I'd love to know if any of these feature in your traditional go-tos at Christmas, or any others that you love to watch at this time of year?
PS we may have watched Elf already the other day, anyone else already started watching them?