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GX53 round slim body recessed outdoor ground light. Requires lamp.
A leading edge GX53 energy efficient mains 240v lamp. Ground recessed up lighter for pathways and patio areas. Smart flush fitting design with stainless steel 316 cover plate. You will only need 100 mm overall depth to mount this light fitting. Ideal set in to patio decking, steps or close to a wall.
This fitting comes complete with a fitting pot and can take a 1 ton load . There is a 316 stainless steel bezel with 4 fixing screws.
All recessed luminaires must have adequate drainage beneath each fitting to allow water to dispersal, especially in clay based soil beds. All cable joint must be 100% watertight and there a number or waterproof transformer boxes and heat shrink cable joint kits on our web site to choose from. We would advise that all connections and transformer be kept above ground where possible as the weakest link in any exterior garden electrical installation is joining cables together. Magic gel should be used in the termination boxes to reduce the risk of water ingress.


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#include <aws/connect/model/StringComparisonType.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/HashingUtils.h>
#include <aws/core/Globals.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/EnumParseOverflowContainer.h>

using namespace Aws::Utils;

namespace Aws
{
  namespace Connect
  {
    namespace Model
    {
      namespace StringComparisonTypeMapper
      {

        static const int STARTS_WITH_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("STARTS_WITH");
        static const int CONTAINS_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("CONTAINS");
        static const int EXACT_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("EXACT");

        StringComparisonType GetStringComparisonTypeForName(const Aws::String& name)
        {
          int hashCode = HashingUtils::HashString(name.c_str());
          if (hashCode == STARTS_WITH_HASH)
          {
            return StringComparisonType::STARTS_WITH;
          }
          else if (hashCode == CONTAINS_HASH)
          {
            return StringComparisonType::CONTAINS;
          }
          else if (hashCode == EXACT_HASH)
          {
            return StringComparisonType::EXACT;
          }
          EnumParseOverflowContainer* overflowContainer = Aws::GetEnumOverflowContainer();
          if(overflowContainer)
          {
            overflowContainer->StoreOverflow(hashCode, name);
            return static_cast<StringComparisonType>(hashCode);
          }

          return StringComparisonType::NOT_SET;
        }

        Aws::String GetNameForStringComparisonType(StringComparisonType enumValue)
        {
          switch(enumValue)
          {
          case StringComparisonType::STARTS_WITH:
            return "STARTS_WITH";
          case StringComparisonType::CONTAINS:
            return "CONTAINS";
          case StringComparisonType::EXACT:
            return "EXACT";
          default:
            EnumParseOverflowContainer* overflowContainer = Aws::GetEnumOverflowContainer();
            if(overflowContainer)
            {
              return overflowContainer->RetrieveOverflow(static_cast<int>(enumValue));
            }

            return {};
          }
        }

      } // namespace StringComparisonTypeMapper
    } // namespace Model
  } // namespace Connect
} // namespace Aws

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Disgaea's developer, Nippon Ichi Software, has revealed one of their latest titles will be making its way to the west some time next year. The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince, a fairy-tale-based action-adventure game, initially was launched in Japan in May.
The prince in the game becomes curious when he hears the song of a female wolf and follows the song to its origin. His unexpected arrival scares the wolf, and as a reflex, the wolf attacks and blinds the prince. Feeling guilty for harming the prince, the wolf transforms herself into a princess and takes him on a quest to find a way to heal his eyes. As their journey progresses, they become emotionally attached to one another.
The princess has the ability to transform back and forth from human to wolf. This allows her to protect the prince from enemies while in wolf form and to solve puzzles and progress through the stages with the prince in tow while in human form.
There is no set date as to when exactly The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince will launch in the west, but we do know it will keep its Japanese audio and will have English subtitles when released in the U.S. The game is set to launch on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4.


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Councils issue £1m in penalties against businesses for breach of Covid restrictions
Local authorities have issued 1,201 penalties to businesses for violating Covid business restrictions, to a value of £1,076,820, research has revealed.
The Manifesto Club, a group that campaigns against the "hyper-regulation of public spaces", said three London councils – Redbridge, Hounslow, and Newham – had issued more than £300,000 in fines between them. Newham issued 242 penalties and Redbridge issued 137. This included penalties for failing to prevent mingling, for violations of the rule of six, and for people dining in mixed-household groups.
The Manifesto Club said that, in addition, new Covid road closures starting in July 2020 led to 222,702 penalties by the end of 2020.
"These large numbers of penalties undermine local authorities' role as supporting the public during this unprecedented health crisis," it claimed.
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More information on the research can be found here.
The Manifesto Club said: "The traditional role of the modern local authority lay in the representation and improvement of the local area. Over the past 20 years, local authorities have moved to taking a more police-like role, issuing an increasing number of penalties, carrying out patrols, and issuing new legal orders.
"This trend has been furthered under Covid, with new powers and funding to issue legal orders and penalties, and a new patrolling role for covid marshals. Over time, local authorities have been increasingly released from legal and governmental checks on how powers are used."
It also argued that the move into enforcement risked undermining the unique public role of the local authority, "blurring councils' distinction from the police and taking them into areas of law-making and enforcement for which they are ill-equipped".
The Manifesto Club further suggested that local authorities' expanded enforcement was "lower in quality, lacking public legibility, due process, and proportionality, and also varies greatly from area to area".
It called for this enforcement role to be limited to specific areas, and that enforcement be subject to greater legal and governmental controls to ensure that public legal powers, and the public funding used to finance them, are directed in the public interest.
Josie Appleton, Manifesto Club director and report author, said: "Government seems intent on piling more and more enforcement powers on local authorities, but these lack basic accountability. Government doesn't even keep statistics on the use of these powers, let alone ensure that they are being used fairly. As well costing people money, penalisation can lead to criminal records that can affect employment and higher education opportunities. Instead of becoming second-rate police, councils should focus on their unique and important mission of improving local areas and representing the wishes of local people."
The report was published alongside new research by Sheffield Hallam University criminologists, which found that councils were using different legal thresholds for issuing Community Protection Notices, and that there was a 'postcode lottery' on whether people received these orders or not.
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The Busy Elf--Some lovely crocheted handmade stuff.
Keshrie (pronounced Kesri) is a mother to two boys aged 9 and 7. Her home town is Darjeeling and she speaks fondly of the memories it holds. She moved to Bangalore along with her husband, nine months back, leaving her two sons with her mother. She works part-time as a house-help in my home.
Keshrie is extremely good at her work, very efficient and always goes the extra mile. Even though she really misses her sons (she talks to them on the phone every single day) she is cheerful and pleasant. She is also very punctual.
Some weeks back Suma of Aalochane had gifted me some lovely crocheted stuff that she had hand-made. I totally loved them and felt so honoured to receive such a gift.When I brought them home, Keshrie saw them and her eyes lit up. She said she knows how to crochet and has fond memories of a herself as a little girl, sitting at her mother's knee, watching her mother crochet. She added (a bit wistfully) that if only she could get hold of some thread and crochet needle, she could make them. She has not been around much in Bangalore (She works as a house-help at another home too so her days are really busy) and had no clue where to buy yarn and needles.
When I went out the next day, I decided to buy some yarn and crochet needles for her. She was delighted with it.
When I saw the stuff that she began making, I was so totally blown away by her talent. Every single day, she had a hand-made gift for me or my daughter!
She works late at night, after all her chores are done and her happiest times are when she is crocheting. Like a true artist, she forgets everything else when she crochets. I started giving her ideas and suggestions as to what she could make next. I would suggest it and lo behold the next day it was made!
Here are some of her lovely creations.
Book marks for that friend of yours who loves to read! or gift them to yourself!
Crocheted outfits for your daughter's dolls.
Isn't the stuff she made really pretty?
Moved by her creativity, talent and hard-work, I decided that she really deserves a wider audience and she needs to sell her stuff.
So, I created a Facebook page for her a few minutes ago.
All the money from sale proceeds of her products will go entirely to her and she plans to use it on her sons' education.
Today was a happy day for Keshrie and me as she made her first sale. (Rs.1000/-! Four Barbie doll outfits and two hair bands). While a rupees thousand may not sound much, it does make a huge difference to her.
Keshrie was really delighted. She told me several times that she couldn't believe it and it was like a dream come true.
If you like the products she makes and you want to be a part of Keshrie's journey then do have a look at her Facebook page (which has all the products and prices) and please order stuff from her. Shipping charges will be extra. (perhaps Rs.100). You can mail me your orders on ps(at)preetishenoy.com and I shall do the needful on her behalf.
Even though I barely have time for myself, (I amworking on my fourth book among a whole hoard of other things) I badly wanted to do this for her.
She totally deserves it, don't you think?
You know you have given someone a reason to smile. God bless you. and Keshrie will definitely have her talent noticed. I liked her works before you post them on ur blog. I got notification from itshandmade website. Will be surely buying some soon!
Thats all so wonderful - Both her amazing skills and your efforts.
All the Best to her on her new venture.
Totally blown away by your act here - big big hug to you.
truly a wonderful gesture preeti- god bless you and of course the artist keshrie. Hope her creativity gets a wide horizon and appreciation comes in all forms !
This is what makes you different from others. You are busy...with ten different things...but you make an effort to improve other people's life.
Hey ma'am that was a real good initiative on your part.. Yes of course I will LIKE the page..
No words from my side!!!
she totally totally deserves all this!!!! She is amazingly talented! and it is commendable that she is nurturing her talent despite long hours of physical work! :)Cheers to her!
You are such a sweet and thoughtful person Preeti! You are indeed a role model for me. Just the purity of heart and kindness that come ever so naturally to you makes me look upto to you. Keshrie's stuff is super amazing . It is really creative, neat and the colors look happy. She is awesome.Please do convey my message to her.
A wonderful thing you have done for her.
Lovely stuff she creates :) and it is so heartening to see you going out of the way to help her!!
People like you make the world a bit more beautiful! Smiles. Ankita.
I loved the bookmarks...she s really talented.
Preeti, you have such a generous heart...loved reading about the effort you put in to give a helping hand. May Keshrie go from strength to strength!
The crochet creations look beautiful. I liked the bookmarks in particular.
Resulting the perfect celebration is on the cards, and flowers just add extra bit of colorfulness onto that. Indeed, it's the creation from nature that compliments the priceless emotions that a heart hosts. In the form of mind blowing floral stuffs and other gifts, really HongKongFlowersDelivery.com has dome something incredible. The link at www.hongkongflowersdelivery.com gives full details.
Awesome Blog i have never seen this much blog keep it on.
Wow amazing work and I am glad you have her full support..God bless both of you and I am sure with her amazing talent she will surely go places!!!
the hair clip and band i guess are very innovative!
Ahhh...how very talented!! ANd how very nice of you!
She is extremely talented n whats more IMP is she's been guided n encouraged by YOU..I am a bigger fan of you for doing such a gr8 job for her.
Hey Preeti, that was really generous of you. Am really touched. Checked out the store but the one thing i thought of buying was out of stock. Will keep checking if its in stock..
Despite being a busy mom, artist and writer, you had the heart of a Good Samaritan to pause for a while and bring sunshine to the life of another woman. Well done, Preeti... Enchante!
Hats off to you, Preeti. Despite being a busy mom, writer and artist, your heart of gold prompted you to pause for a while and make a big difference to the life of another woman. Really wonderful. Enchante!


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Q: How can I keep my putty scrollback buffer when using emacs -nw and gnu screen? Here's my problem - hopefully I can explain this well enough:
I use Putty on Windows, and then start a gnu screen session.  I may run several shell commands in putty, and then in the same screen, run emacs -nw.  The problem is that when I exit emacs, the scrollback buffer (in putty) is messed up.  What was on the screen when I started emacs is gone, and if I scroll upward I see various artifacts of screen (e.g. the screen "bar" at the bottom, etc.).
If I don't use screen and just open emacs -nw directly from putty, all my history is still there in the buffer when I exit emacs.
Likewise, if I do use screen, and use vi within a screen instead of emacs, when I exit vi, everything is there.
Is this just some weird interaction with putty and emacs?  Is there a way to fix it?

A: Have you tried setting scrollback buffer size to something else than default? scrollback
In .screenrc put this line:
defscrollback 10000

Here's my config .screenrc. Tried to reproduce this problem but no luck... you can try if it fixes for you:
termcapinfo xterm* ti@:te@
startup_message off
vbell off
autodetach on
altscreen on
shelltitle "$ |bash"
defscrollback 10000
defutf8 on
nonblock on

hardstatus alwayslastline
hardstatus string '%{= kw}[ %{= kb}%H%{= kw} ][%= %{= kw}%?%-Lw%?%{= kW}%n*%f %t%?%?%{= kw}%?%+Lw%?%?%= ][ %{r}%l%{w} ]%{w}[%{r} %d/%m/%y %C %A %{w}]%{w}'

bind 'q' quit

Just at the end I would as well suggest you getting familiar with tmux -> http://tmux.sourceforge.net/
BTW. hopefully you're using newest version of PuTTy right? :) - > http://puttytray.goeswhere.com/

A: This sounds like Emacs and Screen are stepping on each others toes over the alternate screen feature of your terminal.
I cannot reproduce this issue, but maybe putting the following in your ~/.screenrc would help:
altscreen on

A: Have you considered using tmux as an alternative to GNU screen?

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Eat your beets - Recycle!
Of course I'll be there all weekend including Friday. Rylan will be there for most of that stretch as well. Chris has also agreed to be there on pain of me confiscating all of his Rush CDs if he doesn't show.
Where's this shade, that you got it made?
So, who's making the trip to good ol' Morristown to play in our tournament? I'm very curious as to what the turn out is going to be. Doesn't anybody want to do some killin'?
You may want to post this event on boardgamegeek.
So how did it go? Any epic, memorable games?
OK, I'll give a quick round up.
First of all, the attendance was low. Part of that is on me for not pushing this very hard this year, but in my defense I have a ton of personal stuff on the home front (not really bad, just lots of it) as well as the slew of YMG work that I just completed to go along with my increasingly high pressure full time job. The other is that while Dreamation is organized by the same folks that organize DexCon and it's at the same location, the turn out was only about 2/3 of what you'd expect at DexCon. I was unaware of that so we where clearly below expected attendance. That said, we still got a ton of gaming in and it was pretty darned fun.
Brook and I showed up Friday morning, picked up our pre-reg materials, set up, and started playing. He had to leave around dinner time to attend a concert with his wife so we just had 3 of us (Eric, my son Rylan, and myself) for the Friday night big game. Eric won that one quite handily.
Congrats to Brook for winning the Winter Invitational using Dark Elves of all factions!
I'll let the players get into the particulars.
We also had another big game Saturday night that was a load of fun despite my troops not being able to do a single thing right. Of note was Eric's battle cry of the weekend: "We are so screwed!". Yet he and Brook still beat Rylan and I handily.
Wile he lost all of his games, Rylan (now 13) was competitive in all of them. He's getting better and he's developed a true passion for the game.
While he lost all of his.
Again, Brook played Dark Elves. That's certainly of note. He had the High Elven box in his hand then changed his mind at the last minute much to the shock of all.
Thanks for the report! Nice to see that your son is giving it a go.
Too bad Chris had to go early--he was an unstoppable , undefeated juggernaut!
And good show, Brook! It's been a while since the Dark Elves took a victory.
Some things of note from the weekend. All of my armies had a Lashmistress. They are just too good, even with the official nerf. I haven't played the faction enough yet to determine if the Siren's call ability is broken. My gut instinct is that it is game breaking.
There was only 5 of us but we had lots of discussions about various things and how they could be tweaked. One discussion was about the Lashmistress and it's ability. One possible change was spearheaded by Eric. Not that I agree with everything he says, but this change I liked.
He said that the Lashmistress ability should be a ranged attack that if it does damage a "close order on the Lashmistress is applied" Then on the opponents turn that unit must close of the Lashmistress at it's maximum speed......Unless the orders are changed on the owning players turn. So essentially the ability is a command action drain. Eric wanted this to cost only one command action but I think it should cost 2, just like when you un-disrupt a unit. In addition, you could say that if any other unit other than the Lashmistress engages this unit while it's under this effect it counts as being disrupted (-1/-1/-1) What do people think of this new suggestion?
I think this is a good suggestion for the Rules Team. One of the things that bugs me about the Lashmistresses is they break the way the game works, by shooting in the M&C Phase and then moving the other player's unit before that player can do anything. Even if it's balanced it's frustrating to play.
I have exactly 2 pics of the finals game and the stupid forum isn't letting me upload them from my phone.
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Altra Industrial Motion Drives New Innovation at the Hannover Messe 2013
Altra Industrial Motion drives new innovation at the Hannover Messe 2013 – Hall 25 Stand C03
IE 2 IE 4 Torsiflex Coupling
Altra Industrial Motion, a leading global supplier of power transmission solutions, used the Hannover Messe 2013 as a launch pad for many new innovations across its product portfolio. The company is responsible for many of the world's leading power transmission brands including Bauer Gear Motor, Stieber Clutch, Bibby Transmissions and Huco Dynatork. New products include a world first for IE4 gear motors, innovative coupling hub designs for large shaft diameters and a compact, load-sharing, releasable backstop.
Bauer Ex rated IE4 Permanent Magnetic Synchronous Motor
Bauer Gear Motor launched the world's first Ex rated, IE4 Super Premium Efficiency Geared Motor. Currently Ex rated motors are exempt from EU regulations on efficiency, meaning that many industries, such as Oil and Gas and Mining, are missing out on the potential cost savings that the latest motor technology is offering. The new super premium efficiency S Series PMSM from Bauer is Ex e rated and offers up to 40% energy savings compared to an IE2 inverter-driven squirrel cage motor.
New Torsiflex compact coupling design
The range of Torsiflex disc couplings from Bibby Transmissions has been expanded to offer customers a greater selection for applications in process pump, fan blowers, compressors and general industrial markets. Two new hub designs were launched: the AHX hub, which has been developed to accommodate larger diameter shafts on process equipment where previously larger couplings would have had to have been specified, and the Torsi-Lock® hub, a cold-install hub that provides the secure torque transmission and balance repeatability of an interference fit.
The range of Torsiflex couplings is further enhanced by the additional range of composite tube disc couplings, which use the latest material technology to reduce weight and improve strength. Originally designed for use in cooling tower fans, they have been adapted to meet the requirements of many alternative applications, such a long vertical pumps and marine drives.
Stieber Clutch releasable backstop with reverse rotational capability
The new RDBK load sharing, high-speed releasable backstop from Stieber Clutch features a compact design with increased torque capacity compared to conventional designs. The compact design gives it up to 3.5 times more torque capacity than conventional designs eliminating the need to specify oversized gearboxes which some applications encounter. Unlike other releasable backstops, which have limited reverse rotational abilities, the RDBK is capable of performing as many reverse rotations as may be required to completely unload the conveyor prior to maintenance work being carried out; within the limits of energy dissipation. This feature can significantly reduce downtime and ensure that loss of productivity is kept to a minimum.


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Storm causes $10,000 in vaccine losses
The July 20 storm that left thousands without power for days led to approximately $10,000 worth of vaccines belonging to the Woodford County Health Department being thrown out.
Public Health Director Cassie Prather said the day the storms rolled through, the Health Department closed at noon, as it always does on Friday. While employees are not required to move vaccines after working hours, she and two nurses came back after the storm, realized the generator wasn't working, and moved the vaccines to Bluegrass Community Hospital.
"When we transported to the hospital, we left the vaccines there and there was a temperature excursion," she said.
Ironically, data loggers showing a temperature of two-tenths of a degree too cold forced them to throw the vaccines out, almost all of which were federally-funded and for children. Edie Flora, the department's nurse supervisor, said about $600 worth of Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B vaccines that were thrown out had been purchased with department funds.
"We had some that were frozen; we were able to keep that, and again, some of our vaccines did stay within the parameters that the manufacturer set," Prather said.
The department's power was restored on Sunday, July 22, around 10 a.m.
Prather said they had to turn away a few parents on Monday and Tuesday, but by Wednesday, were again able to provide vaccinations for children who return to school next week. She's also asked Kentucky Utilities to put her department on their priority list for power restoration during outages.
"We do want to thank the hospital for trying to accommodate us and being our back-up for vaccine storage. We appreciate them as a partner to keep the community healthy," Prather said. "We just appreciate everybody's patience as we restocked our vaccines and we apologize for any inconvenience that might have caused."
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We recognize that a George School education is a big investment. Any independent school education is. But because diversity, including socioeconomic diversity, is integral to the George School community, we do our best to make it affordable. George School is committed to meet the full demonstrated financial need of all accepted students.
Scholarships and payment plans help families afford a George School education, but we want to help more. We spend 24 percent of our operating budget on need-based financial aid—one of the largest percentages in the country. In fact, nearly 50 percent of our students receive some sort of tuition aid. For those who qualify, we also offer financial help for things like our equestrian program, books, and to help students pay for service projects abroad.
To begin the financial aid application process, please visit School and Student Service for Financial Aid (SSS) and complete the Parent Financial Statement (PFS).
At George School, our scholarship funds let us reward our incoming students for being good young scholars (and some of our Quaker students for being good young Quakers and good young scholars). Merit scholarships help us attract more students who possess the qualities that George School particularly holds dear—intelligence, optimism, curiosity, leadership.
All students who meet the admission application deadline are considered for merit awards. No application is required. These awards range from $1,000 to $15,000 per year and renew each year a student remains at George School.
Students who receive merit awards also may apply for financial aid.
George School offers approximately $11 million in need-based financial aid to nearly 50 percent of its students each year. In fact, our financial aid awards meet 100 percent of a family's demonstrated need and do not include loans. This substantial financial commitment creates an environment in which students with widely varying life experiences can learn together.
Families are encouraged to apply for aid if they think that the cost of attending George School is greater than their ability to pay. We do expect families applying for aid will use all available avenues to contribute to their children's education, including discretionary income, support from relatives or other sources, and any student assets.
Students who are non-US citizens may qualify for financial aid, but these funds are very limited. Priority is given to families who apply by the deadlines.
The deadline is February 1, 2019.
George School subscribes to School and Student Services (SSS) by NAIS to process financial aid application materials. A completed financial aid application includes the Parents' Financial Statement (PFS), W-2 forms, and tax returns with all schedules and statements including both personal and, if applicable, corporate tax returns.
Submit a completed Parents Financial Statement (PFS) online to SSS. The George School code is 3364. Be sure to submit the appropriate fee.
Submit to SSS copies of your 2017 1040 with all schedules and statements, W-2's, K-1, and S-Corp tax forms.
When completing the PFS, you may have to use estimated figures for the 2018 tax year. All numbers will need to be verified by final tax documents as soon as they become available and before a final financial aid package can be awarded.
Divorced or separated parents may submit either a combined PFS or file separately. George School considers all resources available to students, so we require information from parents/guardians and stepparents regardless of divorce, separation, or marital status.
Submit copies of your 2018 tax filings: 1040, W-2s, K-1, and S-Corp tax forms, if applicable, for custodial and non-custodial parents/guardians to SSS. Please include all schedules and statements with your tax returns.
Any financial aid applications completed after February 25 will only be processed once the completed applications that were received by the deadline have been considered and if financial aid funds remain available. This deadline applies to both new and returning students.
If all required documents are submitted by the deadlines, then you will receive notification of your financial aid status with your admission decision notification on March 10, 2019.
If you do not file taxes in the United States or your primary source of income is not in US Dollars (USD), you still must fill out the Parents' Financial Statement (PFS). In addition, you must download and submit the International Student Financial Aid Profile form. Along with the International Student Financial Aid Profile form, please upload tax returns from your country, proof of income from your employer and copies of bank statements for all bank accounts (checking, savings, money market and other investment accounts).
Submit a completed International Student Financial Aid Profile form and upload tax returns from your country, proof of income from your employer and copies of bank statements for all bank accounts (checking, savings, money market and other investment accounts).
How is my family's financial need determined?
The School and Student Service for Financial Aid (SSS) processes each submitted Parent Financial Statement (PFS) and provides an analysis of a family's finances. In its analysis, SSS suggests a portion of discretionary income that a family can contribute towards the cost of a child's education. The George School Financial Aid Committee considers the recommendation of SSS in combination with income/earnings statements, IRS 1040 forms, and any other submitted financial documentation.
The family contribution determined by SSS is a starting point for the Financial Aid Committee. After considering any extenuating circumstances, together with George School's financial aid policies, the committee makes a final award decision. Financial aid awards are confirmed and credited to accounts only after we have received the family's submitted, signed copy of the 2018 Federal Tax Form 1040 with all schedules, statements, and W-2 forms (not an estimated form). If your family applied for a filing extension, please notify the Financial Aid Committee.
If my child is accepted to George School, does that mean that we will automatically receive financial aid?
If you think you need financial aid, you should apply. Admission applications are read without regard for a family's ability to pay. Only in the final phase is the selection process "need aware" as the Admission Committee weighs its decision against available financial funds. It is possible that a student may be admitted and then the family either does not qualify for aid or is placed on the financial aid waiting list.
What are the types of financial aid available to our family?
George School awards financial aid in the form of a grant that does not need to be repaid. While George School does not offer any educational loans, additional information on financing resources, including educational loan programs, can be found via the School and Student Services (SSS) website.
I have completed the financial aid process. What are the possible outcomes?
Financial Aid Grant – The Financial Aid Committee has determined that your family qualifies for financial aid and is offering a financial aid grant.
Financial Aid Waiting List – Your family qualifies for financial aid as determined by the financial aid process, however, George School does not have enough funds to meet your demonstrated need.
Does Not Qualify – Your family does not qualify for financial aid as determined by the financial aid process.
If I qualify for financial aid, will I receive a similar aid package in future years?
Families are required to complete the financial aid process each year they are requesting aid and the Financial Aid Committee makes a new assessment each year. Generally, if your family's financial situation remains the same and you meet all of the deadlines, you can expect to receive a similar level of financial aid in future years.
Who receives financial aid at George School?
Each year George School distributes approximately $11 million in financial aid to roughly 50 percent of the student body. The average financial aid grant is approximately $35,000.
The average day student financial aid grant is nearly $23,800, but ranges from $1,000 to full tuition. Incomes of day student families who qualify for aid range from less than $20,000 to more than $150,000.
The average boarding student financial aid grant is about $44,300, but ranges from $5,000 to full tuition. Incomes of boarding student families who qualify for aid range from less than $20,000 to more than $200,000.
What are our chances of receiving financial aid?
Parents often ask, "What is the cut-off point for my income?" There isn't one. If you think the cost to send your child to George School exceeds your ability to pay the tuition, then you should apply for financial aid. Every family has varying circumstances that affect their ability to pay for private education. These factors include family size, number of children attending tuition-charging schools, assets, and debts.
What about divorced or separated parents or never married parents?
George School expects that separated or divorced parents will contribute to the cost of their child's education regardless of whether or not there is a legal obligation for them to do so. The financial aid process considers all resources that might be available to the student. If either parent remarries, the Financial Aid Committee will take into consideration the obligation of that parent to his/her new family and the resources of the stepparent, given the obligation of the stepparent to his/her own children. Therefore, both parent and stepparent must submit financial information to our office.
In the event that one parent will not participate in the financial aid process, we require the custodial parent to submit a non-custodial parent waiver form that will remain on file.
Are there other sources of financial aid?
Some community, religious, and not-for-profit organizations offer scholarships. Applicants who are Quakers should seek additional funds from their monthly and yearly meetings. Prospective boarding students who show high achievements in academics and community activities may apply for one of four $15,000 Anderson Scholarships for boarding students.
What should I do if my financial situation changes?
Contact the Financial Aid Committee in writing to notify them of changes in your family's financial picture. Please send an explanation and documentation to: Financial Aid Committee, George School, PMB 4460, 1690 Newtown Langhorne Road, Newtown, PA 18940-2414.
All materials are kept confidential and are reviewed only by members of the George School Financial Aid Committee. We will not release any documents you submit without your written permission.
Please feel free to call the financial aid coordinator at 215.579.6546 or the financial aid director at 215.579.6541 with questions or concerns regarding the financial aid process.
To check receipt of financial aid items or for questions about the Parent Financial Statement, please call SSS at 800.344.8328 (Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST).
Whether in math class or Improv Club, Ephraim enjoyed exploring the unknown.
Tyler discovered the rewards of George School sports.
By taking robotics, Priya took pleasure in programming.


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An outstanding shopping destination for fashion and stylish optical stores
Author: Clodagh Norton
Retail Inspiration
Rome's selection of eyewear stores is surprising. As well as some of the most avant-garde opticians in Italy, the city is home to several high fashion monobrand stores.
New Opening: Summer 2019
L.G.R.
Rome-based L.G.R opened their second store in their home city just a short while ago. The location in Via della Fontanella di Borghese, one of Rome's luxurious shopping areas offers a perfect showcase for the artisan label whose offices are located just a few kilometres away. Both L.G.R stores are inspired by Ottica Bini, the store which Luca's grandfather, Raffaello Bini ran in Asmara (Eritrea, Africa) between the 1930s and the 1970s. It was that shop in which Luca discovered some old and elegant frames back in 2005 and decided to take them to Italy and embark on a new business venture. Wooden furniture and special elements have been carefully and elegantly manufactured by Italian craftsmen while fabrics and the chandelier designed by L.G.R have been made in Morocco. The wooden displays in the Venetian Neo-Gothic style have been inspired by the windows of Ottica Bini. Sand, green and turquoise are the dominant colours, just like in the Eritrean store. The store is now showcasing the 2019 collections including bestselling models Orchid, Reunion, Explorer and Asmara.
"After Milan, opening a store in Rome was my priority, not only for commercial purposes, but also for personal reasons. I grew up in Rome. It is my home. We are determined to grow and in the future we plan to open other monobrand stores in Italy – Florence may be the next one – and abroad." Luca Gnecchi Ruscone
lgrworld.com
A World Of Colour And Design
MONDELLIANI
Mondelliani boasts not one but three chic addresses in central Rome, where its eponymous collections and other fine artisan collections from across the world are sold alongside handpicked accessories such as bags, jewellery and hats. Currently the stores are stocking collections by theo, Mykita, LINDBERG and Garrett Leight and several other unique designers such as Hoet and Robert La Roche. Mondelliani's own collections are now extensive with the latest additions including the reading glasses line OTTOVOLANTE, ready-to-wear reading glasses with an innovative design inspired by the forms of the roller coaster.
The new brand website launched this summer at mondelliani.it
A Gallery Of Fine Eyewear
MONOCLE was restyled in 2017 and has become a reference internationally for its elegant interior designed by architect Andrea Eusebi. Owned by Gabriele Vergerio, the store is located in central Rome on Via di Campo Marzio and is a destination store for a variety of luxury eyewear collections which today include Jacques Marie Mage, Mykita, Kuboraum, Thom Browne and Dita. There are also other products on offer – including perfumes by Meo Fusciuni and Japanese design pieces by Claustrum. Designed to reflect the owner's taste, the interior features materials such as Palisander and brushed iron with elegant use of mirrors and wood fittings.
monocle.it
For Artisan Expertise
FRANKLO
Eyewear experts in Rome for over 20 years, Massimiliano Savo and his staff stock their stores with exclusive artisan eyewear collections and limited editions. The spirit of the Frank Lo store, which opened in 2012, comes from its focus on presenting eyewear as creative works of art made by hand by top international designers. The frames selected are made from buffalo horn, leather, marble, aluminium, gold, silver, wood and stone and only one of each model/colour is available in the store. As well as brands like Rigards, Spilt Milk, la eyeworks and LOOL, the shop also presents a collection designed exclusively by Savo and made by hand in Cadore.
franklo.it
Architectural Focus For Us Label
Los Angeles' brand Oliver Peoples opened its first store in Rome in 2017. In keeping with the luxury fashion boutiques of the city, the store offers a unique interior which pays homage to Midcentury Italian aesthetics.
"For our Rome location, I wanted to pay homage to Midcentury Italian design," explained Giampiero Tagliaferri, Creative Director Oliver Poples. I gre up in Italy surrounded by buildings and works of the great architects and Italian designers such as Ponti, Carlo Scarpa and Luigi Caccia Dominioni, among others.
"Elements of their work have inspired the interior. Scarpa's work inspired the staircase which is made of a polished cement and was conceived as an important sculptural ement in the overall design. The flooring is also in the the style of Carlo Scarpa and is produced in small geometric tiles in white Carrara marble. "Since this is our first store in Italy, finding the perfect location was fundamental for this project. Piazza San Lorenzo is an ideal position, with its incredible appeal and magical atmosphere.
This opening is a milestone in our continuing plans for expansion in Europe," said Rocco Basilico, General Manager of Oliver Peoples Group.
oliverpeoples.com
Family Business In The Heart Of The City
ASTROLOGO
Located in Via Fontanella Borghese, Astrologo "strives for excellence through respect for tradition and quality." Brightly colored frames by brands like Mykita, Cutler and Gross, Roger Dutch and Henau line the contemporary white displays, where Fabrizio Russo and his team, sometimes his father too, are on hand to help customers with their eyecare and frame choices. "The basic concept of the store is formulated in the idea of helping people find their personal image identity that will reflect their inimitable inner world", explains Russo. "The primary objective of our experts is to help our clients create their own unique style, and our highly skilled opticians are aware of how important the right choice of eyewear can be." The shop prides itseld on a vast variety of shapes, materials and styles - from classical elegant models to fanciful eclecticism – with new brands like Rounder Rounder and their exotic sunglass shapes in with the classics.
otticastrologo.net
Feminine Chic In Via Dei Coronari
PATTY PAILLETTE
Patty Shelabarger's boutique store in Rome is situated in a chic pedestrian street with pretty design stores, bars and cafes. The shop itself embodies the spirit of the designer, whose colourful exclusive frames are made in limited editions by artisans in Italy. Bicycles and other accessories such as shoes, with the same focus on creativity and colour as the eyewear, are featured in the shop which has a sister store in Silver Lake Los Angeles 3118 (West Sunset Blvd), in the city which has become the designer's home.
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Madimoussa Traoré (born 11 June 1986 in Choisy-le-Roi) is a French former professional footballer who played as a striker.

He played on the professional level in Ligue 1 for FC Girondins de Bordeaux.

External links

1986 births
Living people
People from Choisy-le-Roi
French people of Malian descent
French footballers
Association football forwards
Ligue 1 players
Ligue 2 players
Championnat National players
Championnat National 2 players
Championnat National 3 players
FC Girondins de Bordeaux players
Gazélec Ajaccio players
CA Bastia players
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//

// import {Behavior} from 'aurelia-templating'

// /* uses an integer rather than bool so there's no issues with
//  * needing to clear timeouts if another touch event occurred
//  * within the 500ms. Cannot mouseup between touchstart and
//  * touchend, nor in the 500ms after touchend. */

// export class TouchHandler{

//     constructor(){
//         var _this = this
//         this.touches = 0
//     }
//     allowEvent(e) {
//         var allow = true;

//         if (e.type === 'touchstart') {
//             _this.touches += 1; //push
//         } else if (e.type === 'touchend' || e.type === 'touchcancel') {
//             setTimeout(function() {
//                 if (_this.touches > 0) {
//                     _this.touches -= 1; //pop after 500ms
//                 }
//             }, 500);
//         } else if (e.type === 'mousedown' && _this.touches > 0) {
//             allow = false;
//         }

//         return allow;
//     }

//     touchup(e) {

//         _this.allowEvent(e);
//     }
// }

// export class Effect extends TouchHandler{

//     constructor(){
//         var _this = this
//         this.duration = 750
//     }
//     show(e, element) {
//         console.log(this)
//         var _this = this;
//         if (e.button === 2) {
//             return false;
//         }

//         var el = element || this;

//         // Create ripple
//         var ripple = document.createElement('div');
//         ripple.className = 'waves-ripple';
//         el.appendChild(ripple);

//         // Get click coordinate and element witdh
//         var pos         = offset(el);
//         var relativeY   = (e.pageY - pos.top);
//         var relativeX   = (e.pageX - pos.left);
//         var scale       = 'scale('+((el.clientWidth / 100) * 3)+')';

//         // Support for touch devices
//         if ('touches' in e) {
//           relativeY   = (e.touches[0].pageY - pos.top);
//           relativeX   = (e.touches[0].pageX - pos.left);
//         }

//         // Attach data to element
//         ripple.setAttribute('data-hold', Date.now());
//         ripple.setAttribute('data-scale', scale);
//         ripple.setAttribute('data-x', relativeX);
//         ripple.setAttribute('data-y', relativeY);

//         // Set ripple position
//         var rippleStyle = {
//             'top': relativeY+'px',
//             'left': relativeX+'px'
//         };

//         ripple.className = ripple.className + ' waves-notransition';
//         ripple.setAttribute('style', _this.convertStyle(rippleStyle));
//         ripple.className = ripple.className.replace('waves-notransition', '');

//         // Scale the ripple
//         rippleStyle['-webkit-transform'] = scale;
//         rippleStyle['-moz-transform'] = scale;
//         rippleStyle['-ms-transform'] = scale;
//         rippleStyle['-o-transform'] = scale;
//         rippleStyle.transform = scale;
//         rippleStyle.opacity   = '1';

//         rippleStyle['-webkit-transition-duration'] = _this.duration + 'ms';
//         rippleStyle['-moz-transition-duration']    = _this.duration + 'ms';
//         rippleStyle['-o-transition-duration']      = _this.duration + 'ms';
//         rippleStyle['transition-duration']         = _this.duration + 'ms';

//         ripple.setAttribute('style', _this.convertStyle(rippleStyle));
//     }
//     hide(){
//         var _this = this;
//         _this.touchup(e);

//         var el = this;
//         var width = el.clientWidth * 1.4;

//         // Get first ripple
//         var ripple = null;
//         var ripples = el.getElementsByClassName('waves-ripple');
//         if (ripples.length > 0) {
//             ripple = ripples[ripples.length - 1];
//         } else {
//             return false;
//         }

//         var relativeX   = ripple.getAttribute('data-x');
//         var relativeY   = ripple.getAttribute('data-y');
//         var scale       = ripple.getAttribute('data-scale');

//         // Get delay beetween mousedown and mouse leave
//         var diff = Date.now() - Number(ripple.getAttribute('data-hold'));
//         var delay = 350 - diff;

//         if (delay < 0) {
//             delay = 0;
//         }

//         // Fade out ripple after delay
//         setTimeout(function(e) {
//             var style = {
//                 'top': relativeY+'px',
//                 'left': relativeX+'px',
//                 'opacity': '0',

//                 // Duration
//                 '-webkit-transition-duration': _this.duration + 'ms',
//                 '-moz-transition-duration': _this.duration + 'ms',
//                 '-o-transition-duration': _this.duration + 'ms',
//                 'transition-duration': _this.duration + 'ms',
//                 '-webkit-transform': scale,
//                 '-moz-transform': scale,
//                 '-ms-transform': scale,
//                 '-o-transform': scale,
//                 'transform': scale,
//             };

//             ripple.setAttribute('style', _this.convertStyle(style));

//             setTimeout(function() {
//                 try {
//                     el.removeChild(ripple);
//                 } catch(e) {
//                     return false;
//                 }
//             }, _this.duration);
//         }, delay);
//     }

//     wrapInput(elements){
//         var _this = this;
//         for (var a = 0; a < elements.length; a++) {
//             var el = elements[a];

//             if (el.tagName.toLowerCase() === 'input') {
//                 var parent = el.parentNode;

//                 // If input already have parent just pass through
//                 if (parent.tagName.toLowerCase() === 'i' && parent.className.indexOf('waves-effect') !== -1) {
//                     continue;
//                 }

//                 // Put element class and style to the specified parent
//                 var wrapper = document.createElement('i');
//                 wrapper.className = el.className + ' waves-input-wrapper';

//                 var elementStyle = el.getAttribute('style');

//                 if (!elementStyle) {
//                     elementStyle = '';
//                 }

//                 wrapper.setAttribute('style', elementStyle);

//                 el.className = 'waves-button-input';
//                 el.removeAttribute('style');

//                 // Put element as child
//                 parent.replaceChild(wrapper, el);
//                 wrapper.appendChild(el);
//             }
//         }
//     }
// }

// export class UiWavesCustomElement extends Effect{

//     static metadata(){
//         return Behavior
//             // .attachedBehavior('ui-waves')
//             .withProperty('display-effect')
//             .withProperty('attach')
//             .withProperty('effect')
//     }

//     static inject(){

//         return [Element]

//     }

//     constructor(element){
//         var _this = this;
//         this.element = element;
//         this.waves  = this.waves || {};

//         this.$$ = document.querySelectorAll.bind(document);

//         this.isWindow = function(obj){
//             return obj !== null && obj === obj.window;
//         }

//         this.getWindow = function(elem){
//             return this.isWindow(elem) ? elem : elem.nodeType === 9 && elem.defaultView;
//         }

//         this.offest = function(elem){
//             var docElem, win,
//             box = {top: 0, left: 0},
//             doc = elem && elem.ownerDocument;

//             docElem = doc.documentElement;

//             if (typeof elem.getBoundingClientRect !== typeof undefined) {
//                 box = elem.getBoundingClientRect();
//             }
//             win = this.getWindow(doc);
//             return {
//                 top: box.top + win.pageYOffset - docElem.clientTop,
//                 left: box.left + win.pageXOffset - docElem.clientLeft
//             };
//         }

//         this.convertStyle = function(){
//             var style = '';

//             for (var a in obj) {
//                 if (obj.hasOwnProperty(a)) {
//                     style += (a + ':' + obj[a] + ';');
//                 }
//             }

//             return style;
//         }

//         this.showEffect = function(e) {
//             var element = this.getWavesEffectElement(e);

//             if (element !== null) {
//                 _this.show(e, element);

//                 if ('ontouchstart' in window) {
//                     element.addEventListener('touchend', _this.hide, false);
//                     element.addEventListener('touchcancel', _this.hide, false);
//                 }

//                 element.addEventListener('mouseup', _this.hide, false);
//                 element.addEventListener('mouseleave', _this.hide, false);
//             }
//         }

//         /**
//          * Delegated click handler for .waves-effect element.
//          * returns null when .waves-effect element not in "click tree"
//          */
//         this.getWavesEffectElement = function(e) {
//             if (_this.allowEvent(e) === false) {
//                 return null;
//             }

//             var element = null;
//             var target = e.target || e.srcElement;

//             while (target.parentElement !== null) {
//                 if (target.className.indexOf('waves-effect') !== -1) {
//                     element = target;
//                     break;
//                 }
//                 target = target.parentElement;
//             }

//             return element;
//         }

//     }

//     /**
//      * Bubble the click and show effect if .waves-effect elem was found
//      */

//     displayEffect(options) {
//         var _this = this;
//         options = options || {};

//         if ('duration' in options) {
//             this.duration = options.duration;
//         }

//         //Wrap input inside <i> tag
//         this.wrapInput(this.$$('.waves-effect'));

//         if ('ontouchstart' in window) {
//             document.body.addEventListener('touchstart', this.showEffect, false);
//         }

//         document.body.addEventListener('mousedown', this.showEffect, false);
//     }

//     /**
//      * Attach Waves to an input element (or any element which doesn't
//      * bubble mouseup/mousedown events).
//      *   Intended to be used with dynamically loaded forms/inputs, or
//      * where the user doesn't want a delegated click handler.
//      */

//     attach(element){
//         var _this = this;
//         //FUTURE: automatically add waves classes and allow users
//         // to specify them with an options param? Eg. light/classic/button
//         if (element.tagName.toLowerCase() === 'input') {
//             this.wrapInput([element]);
//             element = element.parentElement;
//         }

//         if ('ontouchstart' in window) {
//             element.addEventListener('touchstart', showEffect, false);
//         }

//         element.addEventListener('mousedown', showEffect, false);
//     }

// }


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The combination of warm hospitality, intimacy and our prime location makes The Carlton Tel Aviv your first choice for business and leisure. Recently redecorated, The Carlton is the only boutique style 5 star deluxe property in the city, offering 270 spacious bedrooms including 10 suites. Overlooking the Tel Aviv Marina and only steps from the cultural and business centers of Israel, we offer a wide range of Guest Rooms and Suites to meet your every need.
The Red & Green Pepper Restaurant guarantee a memorable culinary experience. Our Award Winning Breakfast buffet is unrivalled for its variety of local specialties including fine Champagne, Caviar and complimentary international newspapers.


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Dave & Cathie Datema
Staff ID: 182
Cathie and I (Dave) have served with Frontier Ventures since 1999. Cathie has been at home, doing the impossible yet indispensable job of raising our four children (Cuyler, Callie, Jill, Julie). For eight years, Dave served as Program Director for INSIGHT (Intensive Study of Integrated Global History and Theology), a one-year college-level program designed to instill in young people a strong intellectual base for understanding culture, history and mission. Dave spent another eight years as General Director of Frontier Ventures, following the death of our founder Ralph Winter. From June 2017 - June 2018 Dave took a study sabbatical and completed his first year of a PhD program at nearby Fuller Seminary. Dave is now continuing his studies while facilitating the Missiology Task Force for Frontier Ventures, an assignment that will exist through April 2019.
Cuyler is our oldest and though severely disabled, brings joy and peace to our home. He is in many ways the center of our family life. Callie has served cross-culturally with an organization called ACTS and is going through a year of support-raising and training before returning to S.Asia, where she will be engaged primarily in language and culture learning. Jill is homeschooled and interested in finishing high school as soon as possible. She loves the outdoors and is always game for any kind of adventure. Julie is in middle school, loves horses and enjoys hanging out with her friends.
All of us are here in Pasadena because of a simple logic that asks, "Why should anybody hear the gospel twice until everybody has had a chance to hear it once?" We have felt called to be part of a small number of people dedicated to seeing the love of God express itself in new places where it remains unknown.


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list of hardy annuals
> Uncategorized > list of hardy annuals
If you love hardy annuals, be sure to snag one of our special Hardy Annual Seed Collections available exclusively in the Floret Shop (but hurry–there are only a few left!). AGM, Helianthus annuus 'Valentine'. In autumn, leave a few flowers to self sow. A bright-orange, double flower, which was a favourite of Gertrude Jekyll who used it in large drifts in the garden on Lindisfarne. Annuals are the hardy perennial of the Christmas book trade. 'White Lace', also with an AGM, is similar but slightly taller. 10. 30-45cm (15-18in). AGM, Join A cottage garden favourite, this biennial has a clove-like scent, maroon-coloured leaves and an eye-catching, dark-wine-coloured flower. Finely divided leaves make an attractive rosette from which spring vertical stems carrying sky blue flowers are followed by inflated seed pods. Examples of hardy annuals are poppy, cornflower and Nigella. Bright pink buds quickly open to rich, sparkling, violet-tinted, blue flowers over slightly rasping foliage for a long summer season. Article by Hunker Many classic cottage garden flowers such as cleome and larkspur are hardy annuals that produce swaths of color for your garden. December 9, 2015 at 2:00 pm . Pollinators love it, and if you harvest regularly, the plants will flower over a long period of time. Also given a Fleuroselect Quality Award. Sometimes called cupid's dart, this short-lived perennial is treated like an annual in Philippa's northern garden. However, in cooler northern climates like zone 5 or lower, we often grow plants that are not hardy enough to survive our cold winters as annuals. A Selection of Hardy Annuals. When selecting cold hardy annuals, nothing says you have to draw the line at flowers. An annual is a plant that completes its life cycle in one year, meaning it sprouts from seed, grows and forms flowers, sets its seed and dies all within one growing season. This voguish plant is like a super-charged cow parsley, but with much bigger, more dramatic flowers. This is a sunflower with a little more style than most. AGM, A regular star of RHS plant trials since 1953, Linaria maroccana Fairy Bouquet Group contains both pastel shades and brighter colours, and many bicolours. Another favourite of Gertrude Jekyll that she planted extensively on Lindisfarne and one that Philippa wouldn't be without.30-45cm. 30cm (12in). However, they have a long and prolific flowering period (usually from June to October) which more than makes up for this. Half-hardy Annual (2) Hardy Annual (100) Hardy Annual Climber (1) Hardy Perennial (3) Hardy Perennial (2) Hardy Perennial (Grown as a Hardy Annual) (1) Herbaceous Perennial (1) Perennial (grown as an annual) (6) Short-lived Perennial (grown as a Half-Hardy Annual) (2) Short-lived Perennial (grown as a Hardy Annual) (1) Tender Perennial (8) The flowers are a bee magnet and last well out of water, making it good for decorating puddings and salads.75cm. Search by plant name, key attributes or both to find plant details and a list of the RHS today and get 12 months for the price of 9. Hardy annual seeds are sown in the particular site where they will flower. This special collection is packaged in a cute reusable gift tin and includes a great grouping of six easy-to-grow cool summer annuals. They may not be core stock for specialist booksellers, but they are an essential part of their festive mix. AGM plants have been through a rigorous trial and assessment programme. Many start their seeds off in February. We've rounded up the best hardy annuals for spring, summer, and fall that are great for full sun and shady spots in your garden or yard. Simple to grow, it self-seeds gently and keeps on producing flowers if it is regularly deadheaded.45cm. This pinkish-white flower, a cross between a daisy and a dandelion, does best in full sun where it will bloom for months. It thrives in dryish sandy soil. In most soils, plants in the Whirlybird Series not only hold their brightly coloured flowers above the leaves but the flowers look upwards showing themselves off to the best effect. AGM, Nigella damascena 'Miss Jekyll'. I found the list of hardy annuals on the FAQ but I confess I still get confused about which annuals can take a hard freeze after they germinate. Love-in-a-mist is justifiably one of the most popular of all hardy annuals, from soon after germination until the autumn seedheads, this is a lovely plant. Better known as helipterum, Rhodanthe chlorocephala subsp. The dainty little flowers – like miniature antirrhinums – line the vertical stems which branch to form secondary spikes as the main spike fades. Some hardy annuals, such as poppies, sunflowers and dill, actually benefit from being sown direct. 15-20cm (6-8in). Don't be put off by its common name of bishop's weed. Sign in to manage your newsletter preferences. There is a selection of hardy annuals that may be sown direct where they are to flower and, to help the reader make a suitable choice, the following subjects are listed as being especially appropriate. The Sun (2017) Borage is an easy-to- grow hardy annual that prefers poor, sandy soil in full sun. They also make valuable cut flowers where they bring a lightness and airiness to displays of bolder flowers in pastels or brighter shades. Nasturtium flowers come in all the fall colors, which makes this flower perfect for gifting bouquets and arrangements in an office or home. You can unsubscribe at any time. Best sown en masse to create a dramatic effect. Hardy Annual Seeds. Some other cold tolerant annuals can be sown directly in the ground as seed before the last frost of the spring. If you select any attributes with or without a plant name, you will see a much narrower selection of results taken only from the old RHS Plant Selector database. I'm in Missouri and the weather is erratic every year. Here she picks 15 of her favourite annuals that grow successfully in her windswept garden. Virtually all of the features of the old searches are still available and in addition we have added several new features to create a more comprehensive and user friendly search experience. Achillea . Don't lose sight of the fact that even in a cold frame, half-hardy annuals will die if exposed to the cold, so they can't be planted into the garden until after the last frost." (Credit: Growhouse-Greenhouses.com) Cosmos & Rudbeckia Loitering At Higgledy Garden….Slackers. The seeds of hardy annuals can be spread out in fall or very early spring, so that the seed can germinate in cool soil. Snap Dragon: Snap dragons are perennials grown as half-hardy annuals. Photo: Shutterstock. This cheery, old-fashioned annual creates a neat dome of foliage bursting with buttons of primrose-yellow flowers with a golden centre. If you're used to buying our magazine from the shops, you can now order and receive the next issue delivered to your home. For some plants this would leave too short a growing season and it is for this reason that the seeds should be started off undercover, in a greenhouse or similar. Featuring prettily-divided fresh green foliage, the slightly domed heads are more colourful than similar Ammi majus. A dark, almost-black cornflower and a stunner, but best grown in drifts and supported with wire as it has a tendency to flop. This wild carrot has the same feathery foliage as its domesticated cousins, but grown as a biennial, and left to run to seed, it produces a beautiful flower that looks like sweet Cicely. Good in dry soil, and an excellent cut flower too. Top 10 half hardy annuals: Vibrant zinnia thrive from a later sowing so wait until late April or May. Love-in-a-mist is justifiably one of the most popular of all hardy annuals, from soon after germination until the autumn seedheads, this is a lovely plant. Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Pinterest; Email to a friend; Philippa Hodkinson gardens in England's most northerly county, Northumberland. Half and half. The rounded plants are ideal in a sunny place and happy in relatively poor soil. Vivid shining scarlet, the colour is bright and intense, but not gaudy, and each petal features a bold black blotch at the base. Download the DAISY.zip for A list of perennials, annuals, hardy climbing plants... garden supplies; Books for people who don't read print? Hardy annuals to try. I love the combination of scientific information with personal experience. Nasturtium. They are: Hardy annuals are among the easiest to grow and most economical of all flowers. It's a biennial that will easily self-seed – sometimes too generously – and flower for weeks especially if you remove the central flower, which encourages it to produce side shoots.1.2m. Hardy varieties are available in annuals and perennials, the latter of which need less maintenance and fertilization for a gardener. 222879/SC038262, If you enter just a plant name, you will see results from the old RHS Plant Finder and Selector databases. I've overwintered every hardy annual listed in Cool Flowers that is hardy to USDA Zone 7 and higher. Choose from this extensive range of hardy annual seeds. The flowers are lovely in the garden and when cut, the seed pods too, and the green pods with their purple stripes can … All the hardy annual flowers, including clarkia, calendula, cornflower, larkspur and sunflowers can be sown where they will grow and flower. They last for days in the vase and for colour, only dahlias can match them. The hardy annual seeds supplied by Chiltern Seeds will give you the chance to grow beautiful and colourful flowers that you can be proud of. List of Hardy Annual Flowers By Monica Wachman Hunker may earn compensation through affiliate links in this story. The white flowers have a bright yellow ring around a black centre, making a very attractive contrast and are carried on long upright stems. It grows easily, self-seeds readily, and you can use the aniseed-flavoured leaves in cooking.90cm. AGM, Nasturtiums, especially dwarf nasturtiums, are notorious: their flowers are so often smothered by the foliage that all you see is leaves. The plants are neat and bushy, and if dead-headed promptly will bloom for a long summer season. They're at their best from mid-summer into the autumn. The upright plants are ideal among perennials or other tall annuals, and are especially attractive to bees, butterflies and other insects. These hardy annuals are easy to care for and are the preferred choice for novice gardeners. Our flower seeds can be purchased online for UK delivery. A fine-textured soil is crucial when sowing seed, as most seeds contain only limited energy reserves to fuel their development. Bachelor's buttons are a great choice for beginners. 38-45cm (15-18in). Four excellent hardy annuals that should be direct-sown (and couldn't be easier to grow) are bachelor's buttons, larkspur, love-in-a-mist, and orlaya. Half-Hardy Annuals . It's an easily grown, scented annual that makes an excellent cut flower. It has the happy capability of enjoying conditions a little more moist than will suit many hardy annuals – even in winter. Cut the flowers low down, taking a good length of stem and the plants will bush out from the bottom and send up more flowers. 020 3176 5800 Hardy Annuals Sort By Name Price Common Name Hardiness Set Descending Direction 1-24 of 197 Flower arrangers and bees love it.45-60cm. 75cm. 1.5m (5ft). There are six colours; for the best display keep the plants dryish and grow in soil that is not too rich. A showy, tri-coloured flower that resembles a child's drawing of a flower. As a general guide, hardy annuals that survive your hardiness zone can be planted 6 to 8 weeks before the first frost in fall. Annuals and Perennials. Philippa Hodkinson gardens in England's most northerly county, Northumberland. However, not all annuals are created equally in this respect. 45-60cm (18-24in). Bright, zingy zinnias should be in every cut flower patch. Half hardy annuals (HHA) need to be sown and grown on under glass, being planted out only in late spring when there is no further risk of frost or the likelihood of cold weather.
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Insights, Portfolio News May 15, 2019 Elion Partners
Fundamentals Remain Strong in D.C. Metro Industrial Market
The overall vacancy rate has remained stable at 6.4%, an all-time low for the Washington D.C. metro industrial market, according to CBRE's Northern Virginia Industrial MarketView Q1 2019. The low vacancy rate coupled with the supply-constrained nature of the area has continued to drive up rental rates and asset prices. Elion Partners' newly expanded industrial portfolio, branded EB Portfolio, has seen an increase in positive net absorption by more than 6 percent. This equates to more than five additional leases signed with tenants who primarily serve in the government contract sector. The EB Portfolio, owned and managed by Elion and Buchanan Partners ("Buchanan"), includes tenants such as Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Siemens and CACI International.
"With a large portfolio spread across the D.C. metro area, we are able to provide flexibility to tenants across multiple submarkets," said Andrew Rohacik, Director of Asset Management at Elion Partners.
The Route 28/Dulles North/Dulles South submarkets contributed the most Q1 occupancy gains with 215,641 square feet of positive absorption according to the report. Ongoing investor appetite for industrial product, largely driven by ecommerce, and rising land prices due to data center demand is expected to further drive asset prices and rent growth for the near term.
Elion and Buchanan added an additional 1.6 million square feet, spread across 34 buildings and six locations, to their Washington D.C. metro industrial portfolio in February at an acquisition price of $198.5 million. In August 2017, the joint venture completed a 700,000 square foot acquisition of a similar industrial product type. That acquisition included a 14-building portfolio spread across three locations just off Route 28 in the Washington D.C. Metro area, bringing the total portfolio to over 2.3 million square feet.


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Where has the summer gone? I broke down yesterday and checked the calendar for the back to school date. I have another week before teachers report back. So much to do, so little time!
It is a new month, so I'm linking up with Farley for Currently.
Listening: The Irishman and I are working our way through The Good Wife on Amazon Prime. We are in the middle of season 3. I felt bad about working through the episode, but my husband was snoring away so we will watch it again tomorrow!
Loving: We have had a lot of great family time lately. The Irishman is back at work this week after our two week family stay-cation, but the kids and I are still having fun.
Thinking: Today was my little guy's second birthday! He is growing up WAY too fast!
Wanting: I am having nightmares about starting school and not having all my furniture/technology/supplies. Seriously. It is keeping me up at night. Things have been ordered, but it may take a while.
Needing: I'm trying to balance time with the family and a couple of days in school (see above). I was hoping to take the kids back to the zoo and children's museum this week, but my little guy was under the weather. Hopefully next week we can fit it all in!
Back to School: I'm the queen of folders with brads. I haven't made my stock up purchases yet this year. I've also become a fan of printable labels. Nothing is better than a new dress to start the year!
Earlier this week I read Jessica's post with her fifth grade picture. All my pictures are back at my mom's house in Texas. Then I remembered this little gem I had under my bed.
I'm the one on the left. I'm sure my siblings will love me for sharing this picture. It is a picture of an old framed picture that was hanging in my late grandmother's house.
I have taught third grade for a decade, but next year I will be teaching in a K-5 STEAM lab. For the Time Travel Tuesday linky you are supposed to link up with a picture from the grade you teach. This picture was taken in the summer just after third grade. It seems appropriate! This was the outfit I wore on the first day of school. I LOVED it. It was all-in-one. I'd picked out pink earrings to go with it. I thought I was hot stuff!
Memories: We had just moved to Houston and discovering all the wonderful things to love about the city. When this picture was taken we were still waiting for our house to be built. I remember thinking how cool it was that it was about to be a new decade. I lost my voice in fourth grade and my teacher made me hot drinks and gave me hard candy to help. She also had us memorize several poems. I can still recite Daffodils by William Wordsworth.
How funny! We have a similar Currently!
I want my classroom set up and I need one more week of vacation!
Love your picture! I loved funky earrings! My favorite pair was of a mouse for one ear and a mouse trap with cheese for the other ear :) Funny, I don't wear earrings now :) Thanks for joining in on the fun!
Great picture! Hehe. Full House was/is great!
Also, I agree that labels are a definite must have for the school year.


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Northern Ireland Screen & BBC Announce New Youth Executive
02 Jul 2019 : News Desk
New Youth Executive Maeve McLoughlin
Maeve McLoughlin has been appointed in the new Youth Executive role by Northern Ireland Screen, BBC Northern Ireland and BBC Three.
The Youth Executive Role, created through the partnership agreement between the BBC and Northern Ireland Screen, will be employed by Northern Ireland Screen and BBC Northern Ireland and work closely with BBC Three.
The BBC and Northern Ireland Screen aim to create bespoke content for younger audiences (16-34 year olds) and help drive the creative sector in Northern Ireland towards further network commissions, ultimately providing greater portrayal of Northern Ireland to audiences across the UK and beyond.
In her new role, Maeve will collaborate with BBC Three commissioners to identify trends and themes relevant to younger audiences and communicate those to production companies within the creative sector in Northern Ireland. The object is to develop ideas with Northern Ireland based independent production companies, aligned to BBC Northern Ireland, which will result in network commissions. She will also work with BBC Northern Ireland's in-house production teams to develop ideas and youth content.
The year-long post will see Maeve act as liaison between BBC Three and BBC NI commissioning to help pilot projects from Northern Ireland based production companies receive funding and development.
Prior to accepting the role, Maeve worked with Stellify Media developing a range of content such as 'Flinch' (Netflix), 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' (ITV), 'Blind Date' (Channel 5) 'Beauty Queen and Single' and 'Parents' Evening' (BBC NI), while her production credits include 'The Lodge' (Disney) and 'Hive Minds' (BBC Four).
Maeve is a graduate of the BBC NI and Northern Ireland Screen Aim High trainee scheme, which aims to provide young people with experience in the Northern Ireland creative sector. As part of her Aim High apprenticeship, Maeve worked with Stellify Media, Waddell Media and Disney.
Speaking about the appointment, McLoughlin said:
"I'm delighted to be appointed to the role and can't wait to get started. We have some of the most talented producers in the UK and I'm looking forward to helping them find a home for their ideas on BBC Three and BBC Northern Ireland."
Richard Williams, Chief Executive, Northern Ireland Screen said:
"The way in which we are consuming content is becoming more and more fragmented, traditional TV is just one part of that mix. Competition for viewing time is increasingly evident and broadcasters are having to work harder than ever to engage young audiences. This new Youth Executive role created through our partnership with BBC is a great way to try and address this and find local content that portrays Northern Ireland to young audiences all across the UK. We wish Maeve every success as she takes on this exciting challenge."
Eddie Doyle, Senior Head of Content Production, BBC Northern Ireland, said:
"We are committed to providing bespoke content with local relevance to 16-34 year olds and portraying Northern Ireland to wider audiences. This is an exciting appointment, made possible through our partnership with Northern Ireland Screen and we look forward to working proactively and productively with our colleagues in BBC Three."
Fiona Campbell, Controller, BBC Three added:
"I've spoken about how I want BBC Three to collaborate more with the nations and regions, develop new creative partnerships and work with local talent. Young audiences all over the UK are key to BBC Three and this partnership allows us to expand our offering and tell more stories that matter to young people in Northern Ireland."
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Saturday, October 24 • 8:00am - 9:30am
The Secret of NIMH (1982) - G
The Secret of NIMH is a 1982 American animated fantasy adventure drama film directed by Don Bluth in his directorial debut. It is an adaptation of Robert C. O'Brien's 1971 children's novel Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. The "Mrs. Frisby" name in the novel had to be changed to "Mrs. Brisby" during production due to trademark concerns with Frisbee discs. Released to wide critical acclaim, the film was a moderate commercial success. The rights to the book Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH had reportedly been offered to Disney in 1972 but turned down. Jeff Unger of Entertainment Weekly gave The Secret of NIMH a grade of "A", calling it "a wonderful adaptation" of the original book.
Saturday October 24, 2015 8:00am - 9:30am
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Film, Fantasy, Kids