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Showcasing artwork from both Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: Magical Characters & Places and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: Magical Creatures Colouring Books, this collection of 20 postcards is filled with intricate illustrations and dazzling designs from the Academy Award (R)-nominated film. From the blue of Newt Scamander's coat and the magical interior of MACUSA to the vibrant markings of the Swooping Evil, the wizarding world depicted in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them dazzles with spellbinding colour. Featuring artwork from the Magical Characters and Places Colouring Book, these twenty postcards are filled with intricate illustrations and elaborate designs used in the making of the Fantastic Beasts film. Each one invites you to colour the wizarding world in your own exploration of Newt's case, MACUSA, the wizards, witches and No-Majs of New York City, and much more.
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The Cyprus investor programme aims to attract foreign individuals who will be entitled to obtain citizenship and passport in a period of approximately 3 months. Applicants must purchase real estate and make one of the following six investment options:
Option one involves making mixed investments and a donation to a state fund. Applicants must deposit €2 million for the purchase of shares and/or bonds of the State Investment Company and make a donation of at least €500,000 to the Research and Technology Fund.
Option two involves making an investment in real estate in Cyprus. Applicants must invest a minimum of €2.5 million in real estate in Cyprus. Investors may choose multiple properties which total the required amount, with one of the properties declared as a personal residence (physical residence not required).
Option three involves making a direct investment in Cyprus. Applicants must make a direct investment of at least €5 million.
Option four involves making a bank deposit. Applicants must have a fixed term deposit of at least €5 million for three years in a Cypriot bank.
Option five involves making a combination investment in Cyprus. Applicants can make a combination investment of options 1, 2 and, 3 amounting to at least €5 million.
Option six involves business activities. Applicants choosing this option must be shareholders or beneficiary owners of a company, the management of which is in the Republic of Cyprus and the company has contributed at least €500,000 per annum, in the past three years to state funds (corporate tax, VAT, etc.).
Option seven involves persons whose deposits with the Bank of Cyprus or popular bank have been impaired. Applicants who have incurred an impairment in deposits on one or both of the aforementioned Banks amounting to a total of at least €3 million can apply for Cypriot citizenship. In case that the impairment incurred is less than €3 million, one can cover the difference by making an additional investment in the mentioned options.
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Genesis Technology, LLC in Chantilly, Virginia has installed an Analog Way Ascender 16 4K multi-screen seamless switcher in the sanctuary of The Open Door Presbyterian Church in Herndon. The new switcher is the second-generation of Analog Way equipment used at the church where it drives three projection screens displaying graphics, IMAG and lyrics for worship services.
The Ascender 16 4K is part of Analog Way's LiveCore platform. Known as a video-system-in-a-box, it offers enough outputs to handle the needs of the sanctuary, low latency processing for smooth IMAG displays with no lag, and a very intuitive interface for ease of use by non-technical personnel.
The Open Door Presbyterian Church sanctuary features a large center screen flanked by smaller angled screens.
"The Ascender has four independent outputs, one for each of the three screens and one for recording and streaming the service's video feed to an overflow congregation in the choir room, kitchen and other areas," says Michael Yoo, President and Senior System Engineer at Genesis Technology. "In addition to having a system with sufficient outputs, we were also concerned about the quality of the video image, and Analog Way products are known for their video quality."
Ease of use was another consideration although the church employs a full-time video technician. "Users can control the system with Analog Way's Control Box2 or through a touchscreen computer interface or use both together," explains Yoo.
"Analog Way's support is always amazing," he says. "Seth Teates has been great, and our Analog Way rep, Charles Cassell of Audio Associates, taught the church's video technician how to program the Ascender. Everything is running very well as we expected from our long-time relationship with Analog Way."
About Analog Way
Analog Way is one of the world's leading designers and manufacturers of innovative equipment dedicated to the professional audio visual industry. Since 1989, Analog Way has developed and manufactured a wide range of high-end solutions and reliable equipment for professional AV applications including video wall processors, mixers and seamless switchers, event controllers and multi-format converters, as well as software and integration tools. Analog Way products provide premium solutions for Rental & Staging, Corporate, Broadcast, Institutional, Education, and House of Worship markets around the globe.
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DUBLIN, Ireland /BUSINESS WIRE/ -- Research and Markets announced the addition of The Bourne Report—Medical Device Quarterly to their offering.
The Bourne Report—Medical Device Quarterly, a new report series dedicated to covering the use of MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical Systems) and nanotechnology in medicine. Each quarterly report covers next-generation technologies, products, applications, and trends that are not only improving patient diagnosis and treatment but will also ultimately reduce healthcare costs.
"MEMS devices have already had a small but profound impact on cardiology, diabetes, and point-of-care diagnostics, and both MEMS and nanotechnology combined are showing signs of doing the same for a variety of drug-delivery mechanisms," says Marlene Bourne, principal analyst. "Implantable MEMS pressure sensors for remote patient monitoring is a reality today, as is the use of silver nanoparticle-based coatings for infection control of anesthesiology catheters, and this is only the tip of the iceberg."
The author reported that revenues of BioMEMS (the use of MEMS in medicine) alone accounted for nearly $1 billion in 2005. The diversity of BioMEMS devices currently being used is impressive and ranges from inertial and pressure sensors, to nozzles, pumps, valves, and other novel devices in applications as far reaching as asthma inhalers, surgical instrumentation, and pharmaceutical production. The gains made to date with nanotechnology are equally notable, with nanoparticle-based composites and coatings already playing a role in orthopedics, dentistry, and more.
The Bourne Report—Medical Device Quarterly is written especially for those interested in BioMEMS and nanomedicine. The Bourne Report offers the most insightful analysis available on emerging technologies, with a focus on MEMS and nanotechnology.
Some of the topics inside the report:
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Our family has been on the road for six months now.
In this short amount of time, I've unexpectedly learned so much about myself and my family. This trip started out as an adventure to see more places, but it has evolved into so many other great benefits. Read more for three goals we have for our family in 2019.
1. Be more flexible; have an open mind
If it's one thing I've learned being on the road it's to let go and go with the flow. What I mean is if your original plan gets altered for any reason don't freak out. Things change constantly – keeping an open mind when you've made plans that things may change makes life a little bit easier.
2. Live in the moment
I know living in the moment sounds very cliche. I wholeheartedly agree with you, but it's never been truer to me than it is now. We take life for granted when we're in our bubble of daily routines. We've been fortunate while traveling to slow down time a bit by living more in the moment. Sitting down and playing with our children or going for a bike ride in the middle of the day has made us more grateful for the precious moments.
3. Invest more in ourselves individually
As important as it is to invest in each other as a family, it's just as important to invest in our own individual skills and talents. For example, my husband is the diver in the family. He wants to work on improving his diving skills. I would like to take a video editing class this year. Our youngest is into singing, why not invest in singing lessons? I think you get the point. We need to grow to be people to be better for each other.


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- (c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
- Mojo Rawley defeated Wesley Blake
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- Bayley & Carmella defeated Daria & Mandy Rose
- Hideo Itami defeated Austin Aries
- The Revival (Dash Wilder & Scott Dawson) (c) defeated Johnny Gargano & Tommaso Ciampa to retain the NXT Tag Team Championship
- Asuka (c) defeated Nia Jax to retain the NXT Women's Championship
- Finn Balor & Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Bobby Roode & Samoa Joe
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How Your Dog Cools Himself Down
The human body cools itself down during hot weather or vigorous exercise using one method: sweating. As the sweat on your skin evaporates, it cools you down. But your dog, … Read More
The human body cools itself down during hot weather or vigorous exercise using one method: sweating. As the sweat on your skin evaporates, it cools you down. But your dog, … Read More
As you know, your dog is susceptible to various diseases and infections. Have you ever wondered whether or not you could potentially catch any of those illnesses from your pooch? … Read More
May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month! Lyme disease is a serious disease that can afflict both people and pets. As you may know, the disease is spread through ticks, which … Read More
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At some point or another, your dog will almost certainly meet another dog. It might be because you're adopting a second pup to add to your family, or simply because … Read More
You've definitely heard of antioxidants before. They're found in many human foods and offer us many health benefits. The question is, do antioxidants offer those same benefits for our canine … Read More
As you probably know, your dog or cat can be allergic to many things. Dust, dirt, fleas, mold, pollen, ingredients in their food, certain materials like rubber or plastic… the … Read More
The puparazzi are getting pretty excited. The Westminster Kennel Show starts February 10th! It's always fun to see these pampered pooches strutting their stuff! As you may know, dog shows … Read More
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A new report claiming that social impact investing could become a major mainstream market has received backing from Alternative Asset Analysis (AAA).
Boston, MA, USA, October 15, 2011 -- A new report claiming that social impact investing could become a major mainstream market has received backing from Alternative Asset Analysis (AAA).
The analysis group is a major advocate of ethically and socially responsible investing and has welcomed the publication of 'Making Good in Social Impact Investment: Opportunities in an Emerging Asset Class' report. The report, which was sponsored by TheCityUK and commissioned by The Social Investment Business, claims that the UK could be a leader in the market.
AAA said it was particularly impressed with calls for an integrated approach, which would include a variety of products that would reflect the various stages in the development of a social organization. It claims that impact investment has all the signs of being a mainstream asset class in the future, which millions of people may want to invest in as an alternative to equities and other more traditional mainstream assets.
AAA's analysis partner, Anthony Johnson, said, "We also believe that impact investing has a promising future as people increasingly look for alternative places to put their money while also putting more emphasis on ethical responsibility."
He added, "Investing in projects that have an environmental benefit, whilst also offering the chance to make a strong return, is becoming more possible. Firms like Greenwood Management that run sustainable forestry projects in emerging economies manage to combine the two effectively."
AAA is keen to promote the benefits of investing in emerging and developing countries as so much opportunity lies in these markets. Some projects help communities to flourish simply by providing small business loans or insurance that have previously always been impossible to obtain.
TheCityUK's chief executive Chris Cummings, said, "Social impact investing is a targeted, positive way to channel financial capital and create mutually beneficial investor and social sector relationships."
He added, "It is a maturing asset class in the world of international finance."
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Red Bliss
By Zachary Bloom
One part botanist and one part mechanical engineer, astronaut Mark Watney is ideally suited to attempt to survive in a climate utterly and remarkably unsuited to him. When he is mistakenly left for dead, alone, on Mars, Watney must use all of his intellect and perseverance with the extremely limited resources available to him in order to survive. His initial plan, to plant potatoes in the HAB (Martian Habitat), in order to survive until the next mission lands, four years later, gets many-a-time complicated. Such obstacles as creating a suitable climate for crops in a confined space, while providing them with the necessary nutrients for their survival threaten Watney along the way. His own fecal matter being one of the integral resources in this process, The Martian refuses to balk from the unglamorous.
Weir boldly writes a book with a single character, told in small episodes of retrospective narrative, as Watney writes log entries detailing his struggles. This boldness is apparent from the first sentence.
I'm pretty much f*****. That's my considered opinion. F*****.
There being a single character, the book sometimes feels claustrophobic, and Weir occasionally departs from Mars to Earth, providing us with some much-desired human interaction. Despite this occasional claustrophobia, The Martian is a success, finding true suspense through its log entry style, the very essence of a first person narrative. Weir is also unfalteringly hilarious, punctuating the grim and nearly insurmountable obstacles of Watney with a sharp wit.
There is a seldom-explored gap in science fiction writing, somewhere in-between the examination of foreign things function in our systems (think aliens coming to earth) and how we survive in foreign systems (think people exploring other planets). Weir fills that void perfectly, exploring the viability of our systems in foreign places. The Martian strikes a perfect balance, being based in hard science —Weir researched orbital mechanics and astronomy in order to make the book consistent with existing technology — while still being exciting and fantastical at heart. This book has enough science and thought provoking challenges to be enjoyed by hardcore science fiction fans, while still being unpretentious and funny enough to entertain
In Mark Watney, Weir gives us a character who matches his humorous wit with astounding competence. Again and again, The Martian has the brilliance of presenting seemingly insurmountable challenges to Watney, who, through blood and sweat, brilliantly devises sensible solutions. Hilarious, smart, resilient, and utterly human, Watney's character is the cement of the novel. When a reader picks up The Martian, he makes a commitment to spend 369 pages trapped on Mars. Weir, mercifully, has given us the perfect companion.


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A DECISION by an Italian flagged ship's captain to ferry migrants rescued in the Mediterranean back to Libya may have broken international law, it has claimed.
On Monday the Asso Ventotto picked up 108 migrants in international waters, about 60 miles off the coast of Libya, after receiving instructions from the Italian coastguard.
The merchant vessel then took them back to the capital city Tripoli after Italy's coastguard reportedly instructed the vessel to coordinate the rescue operation with the Libyan authorities.
The UN refugee agency and Amnesty International denounced the decision.
But both Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini and Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli insisted the rescue was coordinated by the Libyan coastguard without the involvement of its Italian counterpart.
A press release from the ship's operator, Augusta Offshore, confirmed their account, saying the ship got a call from the Libyan coast guard to respond to a rubber dinghy carrying migrants.
A Libyan ship escorted them to shore after the rescue, about one mile southwest of the Sabratah oil platform, it said.
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Italy tweeted that Libya is not a secure port, making such a transfer a violation of international law.
"Not only is it a violation of the right of asylum, but it is an inhumane act toward those 108 people," Amnesty Italia said.
Aid groups say migrants who are returned to Libya risk facing beatings, rape, slavery and other mistreatment.
Nicola Fratoianni, an Italian lawmaker aboard a Spanish-run aid rescue ship, wrote on Facebook that it would be "a very serious precedent" if the Asso Ventotto took the migrants to Libya on the orders of the Italian coastguard.
In its statement, Augusta Offshore said the migrants did not protest when they were transferred onto a Libyan coast guard ship in the port of Tripoli, the closest port.
The new hard-line, anti-migrant Italian government has kept rescue ships run by humanitarian groups from bringing rescued migrants to the country's ports since taking power in May.
In June Italy's new prime minister has warned the future of Europe's border-free Schengen travel zone is at stake if no solution is found to the migration crisis.
At a meeting of 16 EU leaders, Giuseppe Conte called for shared EU responsibility for rescued migrants and penalties for countries refusing to accept their share.
Italy's recently elected Deputy Prime Minister, Matteo Salvini, is notorious for his anti-immigration stance.
Elected in June this year, he prioritised ridding Italy from NGO vessels that rescue immigrants in the Mediterranean and bring them into Italy.
The deputy PM has announced extreme plans to kick out over half a million immigrants who he believes are illegal.
Last month he also sparked worldwide outrage as he tweeted, "Tanti nemici, tanto onore" - very similar to Italy's old fascist leader's Mussolini's quote "many enemies, much honour".
Through his harsh anti-immigration campaign, the Italian government turned away a rescue boat of over 600 migrants in June this year.
Since Salvini's election, migrant arrival in Italy fell from 61,201 (June 2017) to 13,768 (June 2018).
He proclaimed: "The good times for illegals are over, Get ready to pack your bags."
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By Chloe Westley, Campaign Manager
I love summertime in Britain. Tesco running out of bags of ice, the smell of BBQs that get used once or twice a year, long summer evenings, cricket, Love Island (yes, guilty) and everyone taking a break from complaining about how cold it is, to complain about the heat instead. Marvellous!
There are few traditions as quintessentially British as strawberries and cream at Wimbledon this week. I've not yet had the pleasure, so have to rely on photographs from those who have been themselves.
Unfortunately, these photos won't be found in London Underground tube stations, as an advertisement for Wimbledon which included a picture of strawberries and cream was rejected by Transport for London. Why? Because it breached the Mayor of London's new 'Junk Food Ad Ban' - an expensive and ineffective nanny state policy designed to limit our exposure to dangerous images of delicious foods. The mayor can't protect Londoners from stabbings and assaults, but thank goodness he's protecting vulnerable commuters from pictures of strawberries and cream!
The ridiculousness of this individual case study aside, this junk food ad ban represents the very worst of interventionist politics. A problem in society, in this case childhood obesity, is met with calls for the government to 'DO SOMETHING!' In response, taxpayer funded quangos and public servants sit around and discuss what to ban, tax, or spend money on. At no point does the question of personal or parental responsibility enter the equation, nor the opportunity cost of time and money spent on regulating people's diets instead of, say, fixing potholes.
Inevitably these kinds of bans and regulations are poorly designed. This policy defines junk food as anything 'high in fat, salt and/or sugar and considered 'less healthy' under Public Health England guidelines'. That includes sultanas, cheese, organic free-range butter, eggs and bacon, and yes - strawberries and cream. Bizarrely, the ad ban did not stop KFC promoting a 'party bucket' of chicken, as was revealed by the Sunday Times. Surely even those who agree with the ban can see that this definition is not fit for purpose.
This policy also represents a potential loss in millions of pounds of revenue for TfL, with the difference likely to be made up by taxpayers and commuters.
Sadiq Khan's ad ban is an expensive and ineffective policy, which relies on the assumption that advertising delicious food means those viewing the advertisement will be instantly compelled to consume it in large quantities.
Here at the TPA, we think people are probably resilient enough to view pictures of tasty food, including strawberries and cream, and make choices themselves about what they actually eat.


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Hello and welcome to this weeks episode of Saturday Simple Stamping. Today, I am going to share with you a little sneak peek of a upcoming stamp set from the 2019 Occasions Catalog and one of the carryover items that's on the Year-end close out sale. I am using the Geared Up Garage stamp set and the Silver Foiled edge Envelopes and Note cards. The Geared Up Garage is a fun stamp set that if a masculine themed set featuring cars, gears, nuts, and car related imagery. Here's a look at today's cards.
I did two cards during today's Facebook Live. One that could be used for a Birthday and the other that would make a great Valentine day card for that male loved one in your life. One of the things with #simplestamping is that you only use stamps ink and paper. And, you can come up with some wonderful fun cards this way, Yay!
The first card I came up with was using just the car image and what I think is smoke. At least this is what I think it is from the look of it. Anyway it goes it's a great textural stamp that could be used for so many different things. I added a simple sentiment that said You're a Classic. I stamped everything in Basic Gray Classic ink to match the silver foil edges of both the card and envelope.
By changing up a couple of the stamps and adding a couple more you can totally make a easy Masculine Valentine's Day Card. I used the nut stamp and stamped a border around the edge and placed the car in the same place as before and then added the tool box on the left hand side of the card. I stamped the sentiment You Jump Start my Heart to the card and thought that would make a great sentiment for a Valentines. Below you will find the Saturday Simple stamping Video Tutorial of both of these cards. Just click on the image below to see the video.
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BOSTON and SYDNEY — 21 September 2018 — GI Dynamics, Inc. (ASX:GID), a medical device company that is developing EndoBarrier for patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and obesity, is pleased to confirm, further to its announcement on 20 September 2018, that it has closed Tranche 1 of the Placement (as detailed further in the 20 September 2018 announcement). Under the first tranche of the Placement,
GI Dynamics has issued 150,000,000 CDIs (representing 3,000,000 shares of common stock) to a certain sophisticated investor in the United States resulting in a raise of AUD $3,000,000 (USD $2,160,000).
The CDIs issued under the first tranche of the Placement rank equally in all respects with all other CDIs on issue from the time of their allotment.
The funds raised under the first tranche of the Placement will be used by GI Dynamics to fund the continued development of EndoBarrier, to prepare for the U.S. pivotal trial of EndoBarrier, and for general working capital purposes.
GI Dynamics confirms it provided the relevant information required pursuant to ASX Listing Rules 3.10.5A and 7.1A.4(b) in its 20 September 2018 announcement.
Confirmation of the effect of the Placement on the 2017 and 2018 Convertible Notes and the 2018 Warrant previously issued to Crystal Amber Fund Limited
GI Dynamics confirms, that as the issue price of AUD $0.020 per CDI (representing USD $0.0144 (not USD $0.144 as inadvertently stated in the announcement on 20 September 2018) using an exchange rate of USD $0.72 per AUD) in the Placement is less than the USD $0.018 (not USD $0.18 as inadvertently stated in the announcement on 20 September 2018) conversion price in the 2018 Convertible Note and the USD $0.018 (not USD $0.18 as inadvertently stated in the announcement on 20 September 2018) exercise price in the 2018 Warrant, both issued to Crystal Amber Fund Limited (Crystal Amber):
- The conversion price in the 2018 Convertible Note will be decreased to USD $0.0144 (not USD $0.144 as inadvertently stated in the announcement on 20 September 2018) as of the closing of Tranche 1 of the Placement, resulting in a proportionate increase in the number of CDIs currently issuable upon conversion of the 2018 Convertible Note; and
- The exercise price in the 2018 Warrant will be decreased to USD $0.0144 (not USD $0.144 as inadvertently stated in the announcement on 20 September 2018) as of the closing of Tranche 1 of the Placement (without any change to the number of CDIs currently issuable upon exercise of the 2018 Warrant).
Crystal Amber's right to convert its 2017 Convertible Note into CDIs at any time prior to maturity at a conversion price equal to the volume weighted average closing price per CDI on the ASX over the five trading days prior to conversion has not changed as a result of the Placement.
Restrictions on Resale of Securities in the United States
The securities offered under the Placement have not been registered under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (Act), or any state securities laws, and until so registered may not be offered or sold in the United States except pursuant to an exemption from the registration requirements of the Act and applicable state securities laws. This announcement is not an offer to sell, nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any state or jurisdiction in which the offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction or an applicable exemption therefrom.
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How to Use This Book
This is a reference book to help you meet the needs of disabled children. You need not read it from cover to cover. Use it to look up particular information as you need it.
To learn how the book is organized, and why, we suggest you read ABOUT THIS BOOK at the beginning. Also, please read the introduction to each of the 3 main parts of the book.
To work more effectively with disabled children, we strongly suggest that you read the first 5 chapters of PART 1. This will help you to examine a child, to identify different disabilities, and to keep important records in an easy way.
- Check the list of CONTENTS at the beginning of the book. This tells you what each chapter is about and gives a link to it.
- If you do not know what disability a child has, use the GUIDE FOR IDENTIFYING DISABILITIES. It lists the common signs of different disabilities.
If you want more information than is in this book, see the list of books and teaching materials entitled Other Resources. If you do not know what some words mean, look in the LIST OF SPECIAL OR DIFFICULT WORDS. Words explained in this LIST are written in italics when first used in a chapter.
This book is divided into 3 parts.
PART 1: WORKING WITH THE CHILD AND FAMILY (Chapters 1 to 42)
This is the longest part of the book; divided into 5 sections:
Section A (Chapters 2 to 5): ideas for sharing information from the book; and background information on working with disabled children
Section B (Chapters 6 to 33): detailed information on specific disabilities
Section C (Chapters 34 and 35): on the child who is slow to learn and to develop
Section D (Chapters 36 to 41): on helping disabled children become more self-reliant
Section E (Chapters 42 and 43): on learning specific exercises; includes techniques for using crutches, canes, and wheelchairs
PART 2: WORKING WITH THE COMMUNITY (Chapters 44 to 55)
- ideas for starting a community program, and for helping the community respond to the needs of disabled children
PART 3: WORKING IN THE SHOP (Chapters 56 to 67)
- suggestions for setting up a workshop and for making aids, wheelchairs, braces, and rehabilitation equipment
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Looking into the night sky, it's easy to get lost imagining what's really out there. Are we alone in the universe? Will we one day be forced to leave our planet and colonize other worlds? The deep expanse of the universe often creates more questions than answers. This dope discovery of seven earth-like planets is one more reason why we love learning about the cosmos. Imagine the furthest journey you've been on. How long did it take? How much distance did you cover? For the sake of reference, Los Angeles to New York is 3,000 miles. The distance between Earth and Neptune is 2.7 billion miles. This recent, remarkable scientific discovery is 40 light-years away. A single light-year is 6 trillion miles. The distance is unimaginable.
"It would be disappointing if Earth represents the only template for habitability in the Universe…"
These recently detected planets may not be so different from our own solar system, however. The seven planets, named Trappist-b, c, d, e, f, g and h, also orbit a single star: the aptly-named Trappist-1, a cool, low-mass star. Amazingly, scientists believe that at least three of these planets may be able to support life. Dr. Michaël Gillon, co-author of these phenomenal findings, told BBC News that "[Trappist-1] is so small and cold that the seven planets are temperate, which means that they could have some liquid water—and maybe life, by extension—on the surface." Perhaps the largest indicator of whether life can exist or not in these planets is the phenomenon of tidal locking – when a planet revolves around its star, the same side of the planet always faces the star, making one side continually warm, and the other cold. The dark side of the planet doesn't necessarily eschew all life, however. Scientists believe that organisms could actually be protected from harsh solar flares in the cooler half of the planet.
"It would be disappointing if Earth represents the only template for habitability in the Universe," co-author of the Trappist findings Dr. Amaruy Triaud told BBC News. The ingredients for life to thrive are certainly complex, but it would be unreasonable to believe Earth is the only planet in the cosmos capable of breeding life. If these planets could support organisms, what would this mean? Are there scientists on Trappist-b currently reporting their findings of a strange planet called Earth? Could these societies be more advanced, currently laughing at the mess we've made of our planet? Or are they slowly evolving, stuck in a type of Cro-Magnon form? The possibilities are endless. We look forward to hearing the new discoveries to come.


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That's really disappointing, and we're sure die-hard Spice Girls fans feel the same way! It sounds like the well-known girl group is not set to go on tour anytime in the near future! During an interview for Vogue UK, Victoria Beckham revealed that 'I am not going on tour. The girls are not going on tour.'
Referring to their short reunion that led to Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton, Melanie C., Mel B and Victoria taking a selfie together and uploading it online for the world to see, she said: 'It was so great to see the girls. We had a fun lunch. It was really, really lovely. I still speak to them all separately, but for us, all to get together was super lovely.'
Even though Victoria now denies the possibility of a reunion tour, the five initially stated that the time really felt right to 'explore some incredible new opportunities together.'
Victoria continued to talk about the girl group, saying that, reunion or not, she hopes they will continue to have an impact on future generations.
'There is something so strong in what the Spice Girls stood for. What's that in the future? What does it look like? We're just bouncing ideas around. Brainstorming. It is a positive thing.'
'You know, there is so much bad stuff going on, and the Spice Girls were about fun as well as celebrating individuality. I think there is so much the brand can do, and it is such a positive message for young kids. What does that look like in the future? It isn't me in a catsuit.'
'Is that what you really, really want?' Victoria joked by referencing one of their more well-known songs.
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What does a bed bug look like?
Bed bugs are rather small, anywhere from 4-7mm and reddish brown in color. They are oval shaped with a flat body. They are easy to spot because they are slow moving, even though they are small, you just have to know what you're looking for.
Where are they found?
It is plainly obvious as to one place bed bugs are found and that is around the bed. They are attracted to the bedroom because as you sleep, you exhale CO2, which is what draws them to you. But bed bugs also can be found around sofas, night stands, behind picture frames and dressers.
Do bed bug bites hurt?
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Bed bug bites are often misdiagnosed by doctors as hives or a rash because the bite spot is so small, it's nearly imperceptible. No two bites look the same, it all depends on how your body reacts to the bite.
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It's time for the Block of Art and this year is an extra special year -- Block of Art 10! Art lovers, add April 22, 23 and 24 to your calendar and we'll share more details next month. But artists, your time is now. Time to choose and submit two pieces of art to the event. Block of Art accepts painting. printmaking. colored pencils. pastels, sculpture, photography, mixed media, book arts, fabric arts and smaller scale installation art.
There is no entry fee although there is a 20% commission fee for sold pieces (or if your piece is in the Art Auction a 10% commission fee). Works must be delivered on April 15 between 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. or April 16 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at All Things Good, 209 W. Market Street, Pottsville. Artists must be at least 18 years old, however artists between ages 16 and 18 can register in the student artist category.
To register your pieces go to block-of-art.org or find the registration form here. All pieces must be registered before drip off of the art on April 15-16.
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I thought I'd give you all a rundown of the easy, straightforward, foolproof advice I've received about breastfeeding, so that you too can feed your newborn with ease. I promise if you follow these easy steps, you'll be a master at breastfeeding in no time.
Here we go – follow these to the letter, make sure you don't skip any steps:
- It shouldn't hurt. If it does, you're doing it wrong.
- It will hurt at first. It's natural, don't think that it means you're doing it wrong.
- Lean over the baby and let the breast fall into their mouth.
- Don't lean over the baby, let them find the breast.
- Sit up straight
- Lean forward
- Lean back against a pillow
- Don't use a pillow
- Let them feed for as long as they need.
- Don't let them feed for more than 15 minutes.
- If you're experiencing cracked or grazed nipples, pump on that breast for a day to let it heal
- Don't pump and bottle feed, it can cause nipple confusion
- Keep pumping to continue the level of milk production
- Be careful of pumping as it can over-stimulate milk production.
- Pumping has no effect on milk production.
- Have a hot shower prior to feeding to soften your breasts
- Don't use a shower or heat packs – they stimulate more milk production.
- Always offer both breasts when feeding
- Offer the same breast twice to make sure your baby gets the hind milk
- Don't wake a baby for feeds – they'll wake if they're hungry
- Make sure you feed every 6 hours. Wake the baby if you need to.
- Feed every 4 hours
- Feed every 3 hours
- It's easy once you get the hang of it…
Let me just say, every one of these pieces of advice came from the midwives at the hospital, or well researched books. These are not just well meaning opinions from the general public.
I want to be truthful here for a minute – breastfeeding is hard. It may be a natural thing, but that doesn't mean it comes naturally. There is a beautiful connection between you and your child when breastfeeding, and I love being able to provide for Birdie in that way. However, you have to fight your way through the advice, the pain, the doubt, and the 3am desperation to get there. It's certainly worth it, but give yourself a break if you're not the instant earth mother that so many people think you'll be. You'll get there – with Birdie at 11 days old, I'm only just starting to heal enough to not wince in pain every time she latches on, which is every 3-4 hours. It's tough. Get someone to give you a big hug, often, just for giving it a go.


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"Where can he be?" said Lakshmi.
"He's often late these days," said Bhavana. "He told me people stop him on the street."
"I know, but never this long. Almost three hours. Look at the crowd." She gestured to the throng of patients outside the door of the clinic. "We'll never see them all today."
"I'll send Ashook to check on him if you go out and explain to the patients what's happening. But use the back door so they won't come in."
A half hour later, Ashook returned to the clinic, his face pale. "He's gone," he said.
"Gone?" said Lakshmi. "What do you mean, gone?"
"His house is empty. No furniture, no rugs. Nothing."
Lakshmi looked stricken her hand to her throat. "My God. What will we do?'
"Let them in," said Bhavana. "We'll do what we can. I'll send word to Jaunpur that we need a new doctor."
In India, there is one government allopathic doctor for every 10,189 people, one government hospital bed for every 2,046 people and one state-run hospital for every 90,343 people.
You don't need an epidemic for the public health system to collapse. Patients routinely share beds, doctors are majorly overworked, and many people are denied care altogether. Naturally, the shortage of health providers and infrastructure is the most acute in rural areas, where catastrophic health expenses push populations the size of the United Kingdom into poverty each year.


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I am fascinated by the mix of opinions posted for this recording.
For me, it's always been one of my favorites.
Perhaps it's a matter of what you are looking for.
If you prefer to hear Ry Cooder the slide guitar virtuoso, then this album may not do it for you because it doesn't really come forth with that kind of performance.
On the other hand, another one of Mr. Cooder's talents is to come up with unique interpretations of other writer's pop tunes, both famous and obscure ones.
If you enjoy that type of thing, Borderline is just that kind of record. The first seven songs all deliver, at least to my ears.
Not only is it a great band, but the arrangements all have great energy and more than your usual share of humor laced in there too.
I agree with one other reviewer: it's pretty fun at loud volumes on a car stereo!
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Was channel surfing this morning and came accross this, about halfway over when I first tuned in. The Winds of Kitty Hawk (1978)
I can't say I'm very impressed with it...but it may just be because I've never really cared for actor Michael Moriarty, who plays Orville. A favorite, John Hoyt, plays professor Langley. Interestingly, in checking the IMDB, I see that it won an Emmy.
In any event, as usual, historical events our changed to help add drama to the mix. The story switches between the Wright brothers working on their craft, and Samuel Langley working on his. And they are each "racing against the other."
However, the Wright brothers were working in secret on their project - I doubt if Langley had even heard of them until after 1905.
Still, the scenes of the Wright flyer "in action" are worth watching... although you can tell at times it's a dummy on board the craft rather than one of the actors.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
The Winds of Kitty Hawk (TV movie)
Posted by Cathy Gale at 7:39 AM
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- Timothy R. Gaffney said...
You might be interested to know that the airplane used in "Winds of Kitty Hawk", a replica Wright Model B, is now owned by Wright "B" Flyer Inc. in Dayton, OH. It is not flown, but in March WBF took it to San Antonio, TX, for the 100th anniversary of Army Lt. Benjamin Foulois' first solo flight at Fort Sam Houston. It was taxied on the parade field where Foulois flew while another WBF replica flew overhead. It was on display at Farnborough in 2009. It is now used mainly as a static display on Huffman Prairie near Dayton, where the Wright brothers flew after Kitty Hawk. You can see pictures of the flyer in San Antonio at AviationDayton.com.
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PostPartum Depression
Has anyone used ImTT for a client with postpartum depression?
If you have, please contact me and let me know what your experience was like.
I haven't had a client with this problem since I developed ImTT. I think that an effective protocol might consist of utilizing the grief protocol, especially the part of the protocol that targets the feeling of losing a part of your self.
Feedback is welcome!
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RE post-partum. I've treated this many times before ImTT, but not since I did the training. But in my experience, the fears and emotions are different from person to person. I'd look at feared fantasies and childhood trauma. Caregiver roles from their childhood and mommy guilt and see if targets arise from those. Good luck!
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- Title
- Exploring the barriers to effective strategy implementation in a petrochemical organisation
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- Boikanyo, Dinko Herman, Moreme, D. P., Boikanyo, D. H.
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- Strategic formulation, Strategy implementation, Leadership
- Date
- 2019
- Type
- Conference proceedings
- Identifier
- http://hdl.handle.net/10210/403996
- Identifier
- uj:33873
- Identifier
- Citation: Boikanyo, D.H., Moreme, D. P. & Boikanyo, D. H. 2019. Exploring the barriers to effective strategy implementation in a petrochemical organisation.
- Description
- Abstract: Organisations have increasingly become aware of how crucial developing strategies and plans are, in order to remain competitive. Organisations have in most cases been able to develop strategies, however one of their biggest challenges is during the implementation or execution of the set strategies. Without execution, strategies are deemed to be useless. The aim of the study was to explore the barriers to effective implementation of strategy at a petrochemical organisation in South Africa. Based on its exploratory nature, the study was conducted using a qualitative research method. Face-to-face semi-structured interviews were used and the collected data was analyzed with the use of open, axial and selective coding techniques.
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World Para Swimming Championships London 2019 | Day 2 As it happened
London 2019 Day 2 Highlights
Six world records fell on another sensational day of swimming at the London 2019 Worlds.
Scroll down to find out how it all happened.
Come back tomorrow and every day for the rest of the event as we bring you live streams and a live blog of all the action from London.
Day 2: Highlights
10:12pm - Sixth world record falls!
The final race of the night gives us our sixth world record of Day 2.
The Chinese medley relay team joins the world record VIP party, one of the most fun races on the program includes different classes, strokes, and abilities.
The Chinese got their tactics right and have recorded a new world record here.
That's entertainment.
- China 2:32.59
- Italy 2:40.92
- Ukraine 2:41.20
9:03pm - Wang Xinyi sets yet another world record!
China's Wang has brought down the fifth world record of the night equalling Day 1's heroics.
This latest greatest hit came in the Women's 100m Backstroke S11 Final where Wang dominated from start to finish.
Two Ukraine swimmers completed the podium, with Maryna Piddubna on the podium once more.
- Wang Xinyi CHN 1:16.40
- Kateryna Tkachuk GBR 1:20.02
- Maryna Piddubna UKR 1:20.07
8:54pm - Smyrnov's shot at gold
Viktor Smyrnov adds to the already impressive Ukraine tally.
Smyrnov tops the Men's 100m Backstroke S11 Final 0.57 of a second ahead of Netherland's Rogier Dorsman.
Mar Gunnarson bags a bronze for Iceland.
- Viktor Smyrnov UKR 1:09.07
- Rogier Dorsman NED 1:09.64
- Mar Gunnarson ISL 1:10.43
8:34pm - The Italian gold rush continues
The Women's 100m Backstroke S13 Final goes to Carlotti Gilli who's flying the flag for Italy, the U.S.' Gia Pergolini pushed her all the way.
Their national broadcast team can hardly believe it up in the commentary boxes!
That's four gold medals already for the Italians with three more medal races to come.
- Carlotti Gilli ITA 1:06.48 (Championship Record)
- Gia Pergolini USA 1:06.82
- Nigorakhon Mirzokhidova UZB 1:07.67
8:26pm - The Ihar Boki show goes on
Belarus' man of the moment does it again.
He's such a joy to watch in the pool, such versatility, regardless of the stroke he's just got such natural rhythm and fluency, a study for any young hopeful swimmer.
Here's how the Men's 100m Backstroke S13 Final finished:
- Ihar Boki BLR 57.73
- Nicolas Turbide CAN 59.70
- Oleksii Virchenko UKR 1:00.83
8:23pm - Ihar Boki up next
No time to catch your breath, this living legend of Paralympic swimming is up next.
It's the Men's 100m Backstroke S13 Final.
Can anyone stop Boki?
Canadian Nicolas Turbide came closest this morning, but Boki is typically lightning off the block, such strong reaction times.
And no-one will break Boki's dominance, he touches home in first.
8:13pm - McKenzie Coan is unstoppable
It's a U.S. 1-2 in the Women's 400m Freestyle S7 event, McKenzie Coan is all smiles after ruling the pool in that race.
Coan finishes five seconds ahead of teammate Ahalya Lettenberger.
Nora Meister and Julia Gaffney had an exciting face-off in the heats this morning, but Nora Gaffney has won that personal battle in the final.
Here's how it finished:
- McKenzie Coan USA 5:09.58
- Ahalya Lettenberger USA 5:15.90
- Nora Meister SUI 5:18.94
How she enjoyed that, brilliant smiles all around for McKenzie.
8:03pm - Mark Malyar obliterates world record!
He set out with intent at a blazing pace and never slowed down.
Malyar replaces the Men's 400m Freestyle S7 Final world record set back in 2013, 4:33.64 is the new mark.
Argentine Inaki Baslioff knocks an American record on his way to bronze, great swims throughout the field here.
- Mark Malyar ISR 4:33.64 (New World Record!)
- Andrii Trusov UKR 4:40.07
- Inaki Baslioff ARG 4:43.30 (New American Record!)
7:58pm - Men's 400m Freestyle S7 Final
This is going to be good.
Stacked field, four or five swimmers who could take it.
Israeli swimmer Mark Malyar is leading but Trusov and Evan Austin staying in touch, Mikey Jones, Inaki Basiloff trying to stay on pace.
Malyar was beaten by Jones at the Euros but he looks determined to keep up this lightning pace he's set - he was 5 seconds inside the world record pace at the 200m mark.
And it's a new world record!
He's crushed it!
7:56pm - Do you think Simone is enjoying his night?
7:48pm - Forza Italia!
What a performance from the Italian contingent we've already seen, and now they add the Women's 100m Freestyle S4 to the honour roll.
The DJ is lining up the national anthem yet again.
China's Peng Qiuping tried her best and even swam a new Asian record but there was no catching Arjola Trimi.
Official results:
- Arjola Trimi ITA 1:29.56
- Peng Qiuping CHN 1:31.61 (New Asian Record!)
- Rachael Watson AUS 1:33.90
7:39pm - World record for Zhdanov!
Russia's Roman Zhdanov swims a world record in the Men's 100m Freestyle S4 under immense pressure from Japan's Takayuki Suzuki - the previous world record holder.
Suzuki was with him right to the end, but Zhdanov pulled out something special, using those long powerful strokes to set a new world standard.
- Roman Zhdanov RUS 1:21.28 (World Record!)
- Takayuki Suzuki JAP 1:22.38
- Jo Giseong KOR 1:24.88
7:27pm - Gold for Bethany Firth!
Bethany Firth follows up on that dominant swim this morning in the Women's 100m Backstroke S14.
She was racing only the world record as she streaked away, but finished just behind the best-in-the-world mark.
It is a championship record though, and a gold medal.
Not bad.
Russia's Valeriia Shabalina secured silver and more hardware for the local stores as Jessica-Jane Applegate takes bronze.
It finished:
- Bethany Firth GBR 1:05.97
- Valeriia Shabalina RUS 1:07.23
- Jessica-Jane Applegate GBR 1:08.33
7:23pm - Russian revelry
Joy for Russia as Viacheslav Emeliantsev swims the only sub-1m race in the Men's 100m Backstroke S14.
Jordan Catchpole and Louis Lawlor complete the podium for Britain.
- Viacheslav Emeliantsev RUS 59.62
- Jordan Catchpole GBR 1:00.86
- Louis Lawlor GBR 1:01.47
7:17pm - Dzmitry Salei clinches gold
The European champion becomes the world champion in the Men's 100m Butterfly S12 after a scintillating swim.
Bulgaria's Dzmitry Salei pips a photo finish, a touch ahead of Britain's Stephen Clegg.
That was as exciting as it gets!
- Dzmitry Salei BLR 57.28
- Stephen Clegg GBR 57.36
- Yaroslav Denysenko UKR 57.70
7:05pm - Double dutch!
Delight for the Netherlands in the Women's 200m Individual Medley SM10 after a thrilling 1-2 finish.
It's hugs, smiles, cheers and tears in the stands from the orange-clad army as Chantalle Zijderveld swims a European record, 0.33 ahead of her Dutch teammate Lisa Kruger.
Hungary's Blanka Pap bags bronze.
- Chantalle Zijderveld NED 2:27.00
- Lisa Kruger NED 2:27.33
- Blanka Pap HUN 2:30.39
7:03pm - Griswold brings it home
The men's 100m backstroke S8 goes USA's way, fastest in today's heats, Robert Griswold brings back the bacon in the final.
He won by over six seconds!
7:01pm - Alice Tai talks to Olympic Channel
We also managed to catch up with girl on fire Alice Tai.
Great Britain's Alice Tai wins her second gold medal at London 2019
Great Britain's Alice Tai wins her second gold medal at London 2019
7pm - Record breaker Barlaam speaks to Olympic Channel
Italy's Simone Barlaam after setting his second world record at London 2019
Italy's Simone Barlaam after setting his second world record at London 2019
7:52pm - Men's and Women's 100m Freestyle S6 Final
Colombia's Nelson Crispin Corzo wins the men's and China's Jiang Yuyan the women's 100m freestyle S6 finals.
Both broke championship records, and it's a first podium for Britain's Summers-Newton.
Here are the results:
- Nelson Crispin Corzo COL 1:04.91
- Antonio Fantin ITA 1:05.54
- Olexandr Komarov UKR 1:06.51
- Jiang Yuyan CHN 1:11.53
- Yelyzaveta Mereshko UKR 1:11.85
- Maisie Summers-Newton GBR 1:13.87
7:44pm - Alice Tai smashes world record!
Listen to that noise!
GBR's Alice Tai is on fire - two races, two gold medals.
She breaks the Women's 100m Backstroke S8 record in a time of 1:08.04.
An astonishing swim from her, New Zealand's Tupou Neiufi claims silver, and Britain's Megan Richter is third.
- Alice Tai GBR 1:08.04
- Tupou Neiufi NZL 1:16.37
- Megan Richter USA 1:17.08
7:39pm - USA win gold!
The Men's 100m Backstroke S8 Final goes to the U.S. swimmer Robert Griswold.
Official results:
- Robert Griswold USA 1:03.47
- Jesse Aungles AUS 1:09.00
- Inigo Llopis Sanz 1:09.23
7:35pm - The British Team starts as they mean to go on
7:27pm - Sophie Pascoe tops podium again!
Everything she touches turns to gold.
New Zealand's Paralympic superstar wins the Women's 100m Backstroke S9 Final ahead of her Australian rival Ellie Cole.
Spain's Nuria Marquez actually touched home before Cole in second but was disqualified for , "what a bucket of ice water" says the Spanish commentary team after some passionate commentary.
USA's Elizabeth Smith bumps up to third.
Here are the official times:
- Sophie Pascoe NZL 1:07.49 (Championship Record)
- Ellie Cole AUS 1:10.42
- Elizabeth Smith USA 1:12.64
7:21pm - Simone Barlaam fells world record!
The Italian threatened it this morning, and he's gone and done it.
It's a new world record in the Men's 100m Backstroke S9 Final.
The Italians are going wild!
1:01.22 is the newly minted mark.
- Simone Barlaam ITA 1:01.22
- Ugo Didier FRA 1:01.83
- Timothy Hodge 1:02.17
7:20pm - Hannah Russell enjoyed that!
6:14pm - First Gold for Britain!
Our second race of the evening is in the water, the Women's 200m Freestyle S5 Final
Another Italian - Arianna Talamona - was fastest in the heats this morning but local hero Tully Kearney has come out with some serious speed.
This is a determined swim from Kearney, Talamona can't reel her in despite her best efforts.
The crowd roars Tully home, the maiden gold for Britain tonight!
- Tully Kearney GBR 2:46.92
- Arianna Talamona ITA 2:51.43
- Monica Boggioni ITA 2:57.96
6:06pm - First medal is Italy's!
The men's Men's 200m Freestyle S5 Final is underway, three Spanish swimmers are in the water, the fastest qualifier is Spain's Toni Ponce but Italian Francesco Bocciardo streaks away!
And it's gold for the Italian with eight seconds to spare, and a new course record.
Ponce adds silver to his bronze from yesterday and French swimmer Theo Curin claims bronze.
- Francesco Bocciardo ITA 2:24.11
- Antoni Ponce SPA 2:32.83
- Theo Curin FRA 2:42.36
5:59pm - Packed house
It's another great crowd at the London Aquatics Centre with flags waving and buzz building.
Plenty of local interest for the hosts here, the
5:55pm - We're back!
The finals are just about to start, scroll down for a full schedule of the evening's action.
1:08pm - Great Britain win most heats ahead of evening finals
It could be another night of celebrations for the hosts after they won more heats than any other country in the morning qualifying heats.
Here's a very unofficial table of heat-toppers:
Ukraine 5
Russia 5
Italy 4
Here are just some of the names in the mix for this evening's finals:
Daniel Dias, Ellie Simmonds, and Ihar Boki, Francesco Bocciardo, Tully Kearney, Suzanna Hext, Simone Barlaam, Ugo Didier, Ellie Cole, Sophie Pascoe, Evan Austin...
You can watch all those finals live on the Olympic Channel live stream and stay with us here on the live blog for highlights, results, photos, exclusive interviews and all the very latest.
12:58pm - Day 2 heats conclude
Day 2 morning session finishes up with two Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 20pts heats, Italy win the first and the Ukraine the second with the fastest time of 2:42.49.
The podium should be between the Ukraine, Italy, China, Brazil and Russia.
Ukraine set the world record (2:39.29) at the Dublin Euros in 2018 and are heavily favoured to grab gold later.
1:55pm - Kisses from Ellen Keane and Amy Marren
12:48pm - Women's 100m Backstroke S11
China's Wang Xinyi broke the world record in Glasgow earlier this year in this event and she's topped the qualifying here at the worlds.
Wang's 1:18.54 is 2.67 seconds faster than the Ukraine's Day 1 gold medallist Maryna Piddubna.
At this pace it's very possible that Xinyi could break her own record tonight.
12:44pm - Ellie Simmonds "Over the moon"
12:42pm - Men's 100m Backstroke S11 Heat 1
The Ukraine's Viktor Smyrnov is fastest in the Men's 100m Backstroke S11 Heat 1 swimming 1:11.64, 0.44 ahead of China's Zhang Bowen, and 0.87 ahead of Australia's Jeremy McClure.
Iceland's Mar Gunnarson and the Netherlands' Rogier Dorsman have just gone faster!
Gunnarson swam 1:11.40 with Dorsman 0.01 of a second behind.
That should be a fascinating contest later.
12:33pm - Women's 100m Backstroke S13 Heat 1
Gia Pergolini leads with the fastest time of 1:07.63.
12:30pm - Experience
These Worlds are providing valuable experience for plenty of first timers.
12:26pm - Ihar Boki being Ihar Boki
The Belorussian makes it look so easy.
He topped the podium yesterday and has the same in sight today, announcing his intentions by topping his Men's 100m Backstroke S13 Heat 1.
Boki set the world record in this event at Rio 2016, 56.68 is the fastest anyone has ever swum, and he wasn't a million miles away in this qualification heat.
58.63 sees Boki top the heat and head in as clear favourite to add to his collection of gold medals this evening.
Canada's Nicolas Turbide was 1.82 seconds off, the Ukraine's Oleksii Virchenko finishes third.
12:10pm - Julia Gaffney wins morale victory but: McKenzie Coan
U.S. swimmer Julia Gaffney and Switzerland's Nora Meister put on a show at the end of that Women's 400m Freestyle S7 Heat 1, neither wanted to give up that first place finish.
Both sprinted right to the wall but Gaffney got there first.
A small victory she can take with her into the final.
Heat 2 goes to another U.S. swimmer McKenzie Coan who puts down the fastest time by far.
5:09.43 is a full ten seconds faster than Gaffney's time.
Hashtag guess who's favourite.
12:06pm - Men's 400m Freestyle S7 Heat 2
Israel's Mark Malyar and Inaki Basiloff from Argentina will be up against Gladkov and Austin in the final later, it's going to be an exciting battle for the podium.
11:48am - Men's 400m Freestyle S7 Heat 1
The USA's Evan Austin is dominating this heat now, taking his time with measured, rhythmic strokes that take him to the front of the pack.
Austin is already a 2019 world champion after his heroics in the men's 50 fly S7 yesterday evening.
But wait!
A late surge from Russian Andrei Gladkov sees him steal the heat by a single stroke.
Great racing from the Russian, waiting for his moment.
Gladkov finishes in 4:47.20 with Austin 0.94s behind.
The crowd loved that!
11:44am - Women's 100m Freestyle S4
Germany's Gina Boettcher and Arjola Trimi from Italy lead the way, Trimi recorded the fastest time in 1:28.21.
11:39am - Men's 100m Freestyle S4
Japan's Takayuki Suzuki won a gold medal at the Beijing 2008 Paralympics and is still going strong.
Suzuki finishes top of those two heats with Russian Roman Zhdanov second fastest.
11:30am - Valeriia Shabalina & Bethany Firth
A Russia - Great Britain showdown looks likely in the Women's 100m Backstroke S14 later after Shabalina and Firth topped their respective heats.
Both have been on the podium already and may share one this evening.
Firth was almost four seconds faster in her heat but the final be closer than that.
They'll both have competition from Firth's GB teammate Jessica Jane Applegate.
11:23am - Atmosphere
There's lots of noise in the stadium again this morning, kudos to the organisers, it's Tuesday morning and we have a good crowd making plenty of noise.
These kids may have something to do with that, hey DJ, surely it's time to play Pink Floyd's 'We don't need no education?'
11.19am - Flagbearer
A proud moment.
11:10am - Men's 200m Individual Medley SM10
Heat 1 went to the Ukraine's Maksym Krypak, it was a big day for the Ukrainian squad yesterday and we're expecting something similar today.
The Netherlands' Bas Takken and Alexander Elliot from Canada stand in Krypak's path to gold later this evening.
The men's 100m butterfly S12 sees Britain's Stephen Clegg and Azerbaijani Ramen Salei claim the best lanes for later's finals.
11.01am - British teammates face off in packed field
That was some fine swimming from British teammates Maisie Summers-Newton and Ellie Robinson sprinting to the board, neither wanting to give up that edge for the final later.
Summers-Newton just touched home first in 1:14.98, Robinson 0.09 of a second off.
Hungary's Fanni Illes who was another stand-out swimmer on Day 1 books her final spot in third - saving herself for the final.
A final that is absolutely stacked, look at the three finishers from the other heat:
Viktoria Savtsova, Jiang Yuyan, Yelysaveta Mereshko.
10:58am - Men's 100m Freestyle S6
Colombia's Nelson Crispin Corzo, Antonio Fantin, Wang Jingang, Laurent Chardard, Olexandr Komarov.
All in the final later tonight.
10:48am - Alice Tai back on top
She must be getting used to seeing her name at the top of the board.
A gold medal yesterday in spectacular fashion has Alice Tai on a high, and she's topped qualifying in one of her favourite events already this morning.
The British swimmer clocks 1:11.72 in the Women's 100m Backstroke S8 Heat 2 - the event where she broke the world record in Glasgow in April swimming 1:08.09.
Could she break the world record tonight?
The USA's Jessica Long and her GB teammate Megan Richter are the other top qualifiers.
Tai loves performing in front of this home crowd, will that push her to break her own record?
10:42am - Glittering start for Sophie Pascoe
New Zealand's Paralympic superstar had a golden start to her Worlds yesterday and is back for more today.
The kiwi flyer finishes first in the Women's 100m Backstroke S9 Heat 1, with her great rival from across the water - Australia's Ellie Cole - second.
Robert Griswald tops the Men's 100m Backstroke S8 Heat 1, Australia's Jesse Aungles is second.
10:40am - Ellie Simmonds: "Emotional"
Ellie opens up about what London 2012 was like for her.
She was in tears after her bronze medal victory yesterday, saying:
"I don't know why I'm getting so emotional over a bronze medal. You give your life to your sport, you give everything..."
10:32am - Ugo Didier swims European record!
The French young gun is going all out!
Usually they save their best swim for the final, but Didier has gone and swum a European record in the heat!
1:02.48 is the new mark on the European continent.
He was pushed by Australia's Timothy Hodge all the way, the Australian finished .43 of a second off Didier's time, Russia's Bogdon Mozgovoi also went well in the first heat.
This has all set up an exciting final for later this evening.
10:27am - Tully Kearney tops heat
With one gold medal already in the bank, GBR's Tully Kearney means business again today.
Kearney tops the Women's 200m Freestyle S5 Heat 2 with a time of 2:53.51.
Israel's Inbal Pezaro is second and Kearney's GBR teammate Suzanna Hext also qualifies in third.
10:25am - Russia's opening gambit
A strong start from Russia on the first day, that's where the team will hope to stay for the rest of the tournament.
10:19am - Forza Italia!
We lost count of the number of times we heard 'Il Canto degli Italiani' in the London Aquatics Centre yesterday evening, and the crowd loved it in London, clapping along, singing made-up Italian words.
No surprise there, it's such a wonderful anthem.
We can expect to hear it a few more times today too, the Women's 200m Freestyle S5 Heat 1 finishes with an Italian 1-2.
Arianna Talamona and Monica Boggioni make tonight's final after strong swims.
10.14am - Bocciardo on song
Italy's world record holder Francesco Bocciardo storms that heat, winning the Men's 200m Freestyle S5 Heat 2.
He's over 7 seconds ahead of French swimmer Theo Curin and Spaniard Luis Huerta.
10am - And we're underway!
The swimmers are in the pool for the first heat, it's the men's 200m freestyle S5.
You can see his proud tattoo from Rio 2016 as he beams out a big smile after swimming a really impressive heat, 10 seconds ahead of his nearest rival.
Antoni Ponce swam 2:34.62 putting him in a good position before this evening's finals.
Russia's Artur Kubasov was second.
Who and what to watch on Day 2
Day 1 brought five new world records and we're expecting nothing less today on Day 2.
The big three of Daniel Dias, Ellie Simmonds, and Ihar Boki showed us why they're considered the best in the business yesterday and expect the big stars to shine again today.
Stephanie Millward, Francesco Bocciardo, Tully Kearney, Suzanna Hext, Simone Barlaam, Ugo Didier, Ellie Cole, Sophie Pascoe, Evan Austin - just some of the names in action today.
Daniel Dias is the most decorated Paralympian at London 2019 with 14 gold medals at three different Paralympic Games.
He's Brazil's most successful Paralympian of all time with 24 Paralympic medals overall, and also owns 30 World Championships medals - 24 of them gold.
The effervescent swim star is fresh out of the pool from the Lima 2019 Parapan American Games where he added another three gold medals to the loot.
Look out for Dias in the S5 class, he'll be in the 50m heats starting just after 12pm today.
Find out more about Daniel here:
Ellie Simmonds
No introductions necessary. Get ready for home hero Ellie Simmonds to top the podium today after winning bronze yesterday.
Ellie won two gold medals at Beijing 2008 when she was just 13 and became the face of the London 2012 Paralympics when she bagged two more.
With the London Worlds this year and the Tokyo Games next year, Simmonds may need to buy a bigger safe to keep all the precious metal.
"London 2012 was an incredible experience," said Simmonds in the run up to London 2019.
"To represent my country on home soil was something I'll never forget so to get the chance to do it all over again at the 2019 World Para Swimming Championships is pretty special."
Look out for Britain's para swimming poster girl on the morning of Day 1 in the 400m Freestyle S6 heat scheduled for 10:16am and the final in the evening session at 6:11pm.
You'll recognise her from the roar the crowd makes when they announce her name.
Ihar Boki
A gold medal on Day 1 saw Ihar Boki make his convincing opening statement.
Expect more from him today.
Mexico's Gustavo Sanchez is another one to watch.
Tuesday 10th September Day 2 Schedule: Heats
Stadium doors open - 08.30am
Competition starts - 10.00am
**All times below are in local time in London (GMT), add +1hr for Central European Summer Time (CEST), UTC is -1hr.
The times are all Estimated Start Times and may change.
10:00 Men's 200m Freestyle S5 Heat 1
10:05 Men's 200m Freestyle S5 Heat 2
10:11 Women's 200m Freestyle S5 Heat 1
10:17 Women's 200m Freestyle S5 Heat 2
10:24 Men's 100m Backstroke S9 Heat 1
10:27 Men's 100m Backstroke S9 Heat 2
10:31 Women's 100m Backstroke S9 Heat 1
10:35 Men's 100m Backstroke S8 Heat 1
10:39 Women's 100m Backstroke S8 Heat 1
10:43 Women's 100m Backstroke S8 Heat 2
10:47 Men's 100m Freestyle S6 Heat 1
10:51 Men's 100m Freestyle S6 Heat 2
10:55 Women's 100m Freestyle S6 Heat 1
10:58 Women's 100m Freestyle S6 Heat 2
11:02 Men's 200m Individual Medley SM10 Heat 1
11:07 Women's 200m Individual Medley SM10 Heat 1
11:12 Men's 100m Butterfly S12 Heat 1
11:15 Men's 100m Butterfly S12 Heat 2
11:19 Men's 100m Backstroke S14 Heat 1
11:22 Men's 100m Backstroke S14 Heat 2
11:26 Women's 100m Backstroke S14 Heat 1
11:30 Women's 100m Backstroke S14 Heat 2
11:34 Men's 100m Freestyle S4 Heat 1
11:38 Men's 100m Freestyle S4 Heat 2
11:42 Women's 100m Freestyle S4 Heat 1
11:47 Women's 100m Freestyle S4 Heat 2
11:53 Men's 400m Freestyle S7 Heat 1
12:00 Men's 400m Freestyle S7 Heat 2
12:08 Women's 400m Freestyle S7 Heat 1
12:16 Women's 400m Freestyle S7 Heat 2
12:25 Men's 100m Backstroke S13 Heat 1
12:29 Women's 100m Backstroke S13 Heat 1
12:33 Women's 100m Backstroke S13 Heat 2
12:37 Men's 100m Backstroke S11 Heat 1
12:41 Men's 100m Backstroke S11 Heat 2
12:46 Women's 100m Backstroke S11 Heat 1
12:49 Women's 100m Backstroke S11 Heat 2
12:52 Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 20pts Heat 1
12:57 Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 20pts Heat 2
Tuesday 10th September Day 2 Schedule: Medal Events
Stadium Doors open - 16.30pm
Competition starts - 18.00pm
18:03 Men's 200m Freestyle S5 Final
18:09 Women's 200m Freestyle S5 Final
18:16 Men's 100m Backstroke S9 Final
18:20 Women's 100m Backstroke S9 Final
18:25 Men's 100m Backstroke S8 Final
18:29 Women's 100m Backstroke S8 Final
18:34 Men's 100m Freestyle S6 Final
18:39 Women's 100m Freestyle S6 Final
18:53 Men's 200m Individual Medley SM10 Final
18:58 Women's 200m Individual Medley SM10 Final
19:13 Men's 100m Butterfly S12 Final
19:17 Men's 100m Backstroke S14 Final
19:22 Women's 100m Backstroke S14 Final
19:36 Men's 100m Freestyle S4 Final
19:41 Women's 100m Freestyle S4 Final
19:55 Men's 400m Freestyle S7 Final
20:03 Women's 400m Freestyle S7 Final
20:21 Men's 100m Backstroke S13 Final
20:26 Women's 100m Backstroke S13 Final
20:43 Men's 100m Backstroke S11 Final
20:49 Women's 100m Backstroke S11 Final
21:04 Mixed 4x50m Medley Relay 20pts Final


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The pump went in perfectly, bonus didn't have to remove the dishwasher
Part was fine just took 8 days for delivery when it was allegedly sent on the same date I ordered it.
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With the move in COVID-19 alert level to three we are now open for business again. Full details of the measures we're implementing to provide you with a safe, socially distanced training experience are contained on our COVID-19 page.
A common sense approach
With trainers who have real world experience working in leisure, education, public services and commerce we like to bring a common sense approach to training. We ensure that all training contains practical hands-on elements, include real-world examples / scenarios and we work closely with in-house teams to ensure the letter of the law is applied with a dose of common sense. All our courses are fully regulated/accredited meaning you're never compromising on quality when selecting us over more expensive national organisations.
First Aid
Learn a skill for life. Whether you're an employer looking to meet H&S obligations with a First Aid at Work course, a nursery / carer requiring a paediatric course or you're looking for something more specific like how to deal with anaphylaxis or use an AED, we offer Ofqual regulated qualifications to meet your needs.
Fire Safety
Did you know that breaches of fire safety laws can result in unlimited fines and imprisonment? We offer Ofqual regulated qualifications where candidates will gain an understanding of fire safety management at work and the specific roles / responsibilities related to fire safety in the workplace.
Lifeguard Training
Whether you're a lifeguard, teacher or coach we deliver qualifications and on-going CPD training from the Royal Life Saving Society UK to ensure your skills are up to date so you can react when you need to most.
Pool Plant Operations
Combining technical operation certification, accredited by the Pool Water Treatment Advisory Group and training is essential for any leisure facility incorporating a swimming pool.
What next?
Based in Watford we provide training across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Greater London. Drop us an email or give us a call for more information on the courses we deliver, to request a quote or simply have a chat. We'll get in touch to let you know how a Common Sense Training approach can make the difference to you.


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