text:
Venezuela participou dos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1996 em Atlanta, Estados Unidos.

Referências

Venezuela
1996
Desporto na Venezuela em 1996

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Davids bridal wedding dresses on sale wedding dress design ideas is just one of the many collections of images or photos on this website. There are approximately 259537 images that exist in our database associated with this post. This post of "davids bridal wedding dresses on sale wedding dress design ideas" was uploaded by lance on 01-09-2018 and posted on the meishop.co website with category Wedding Dresses On Sale and has been viewed some 179,293 times.
This pictures of "davids bridal wedding dresses on sale wedding dress design ideas" is from the above 768x1024 resolutions which is part of the Wedding Dresses On Sale directory, Download this wallpapers for free in HD resolution the choice "download button" below. If you do not find the exact resolution you are looking for, then go for a native or higher resolution.
We hope you can find what you need here. We always effort to show a picture with HD resolution or at least with perfect images. Davids bridal wedding dresses on sale wedding dress design ideas can be beneficial inspiration for those who seek an image according specific categories, you can find it in this site. Finally all pictures we have been displayed in this site will inspire you all. Thank you for visiting.
This is a post related to davids bridal wedding dresses on sale wedding dress design ideas, there are approximately 259537 pic related to this wedding dresses on sale photos gallery. Please see the details below and click on the title for more information..
Davids bridal wedding dresses on sale davids bridal wedding dress is background about Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by charlie on 02 September 2018.
David s bridal wedding dresses on sale ruffle wedding dress davids is pictures about David S Bridal Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by jason on 16 September 2018.
David s bridal wedding dresses on sale 2012 wedding dress davids is post about David S Bridal Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by james on 10 August 2018.
Davids bridal wedding dresses on sale full size of wedding dress is pic about Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by willie on 31 August 2018.
Davids bridal wedding dresses on sale wedding dress inspiration is images about Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by chris on 29 September 2018.
David s bridal wedding dresses on sale red wedding dress davids is background about David S Bridal Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by kevin on 08 September 2018.
Davids bridal wedding dresses on sale all about wedding design is wallpapers about Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by derek on 07 September 2018.
David s bridal wedding dresses on sale awesome davids bridal dress is background about Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by harry on 28 September 2018.
Davids bridal wedding dresses on sale wedding dress design ideas is image about Wedding Dresses On Sale was uploaded by cecil on 01 September 2018.


Welcome to the DoT Daily Horror Film Fest! Throughout the month, I'll be featuring new horror every weekday. Sometimes that will be indie films, sometimes it'll be big-name stuff, shorts, or even TV shows. Scary, funny, schlocky, quiet, eerie – something for the well-rounded horror fan. Plus interviews with filmmakers and a chance to support projects still in the works. Today's feature is the short film, I Heard It Too, written by Matt Sears and directed by Sears and Tim Knight.
I Heard It Too is based on a two-sentence short story, "A girl heard her mom yell her name from downstairs, so she got up and started to head down. As she got to the stairs, her mom pulled her into her room and said 'I heard that, too.'" If you have a kid, and you're spending the night alone with them, maybe save this one for another night.


With Women's History Month in full swing we look at 10 Latinas who made history.
Born as Dolores Conchita Figueroa del Rivero in Washington D.C. from Puerto Rican parents. Chita Riva is one of Broadway's most accomplished and versatile dancers, actresses and singers. Riva has won two Tony Awards including one for Nine starring Antonio Banderas. She was the first Latina to receive a Kennedy Center Honors in 2002 and was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009.
Sila María Calderón Serra, born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, started her career in public service back in 1973. In 1985 she became the first woman chief of staff for the Commonwealth and in later years was elected as the mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1996. Calderon became governor of Puerto Rico in 2001 and served until 2005 and focused on creating jobs, drug control, public education, child abuse, and tourism programs according to the National Governors Association.
Born as Ursula Hilaria Celia Carridad Cruz Alfonso in Santo Suarez in Havana Cuba, Celia Cruz was the queen of salsa. Cruz became an influential and legendary musical figure and earned a star on the Hollywood's Walk of Fame and was awarded the American National Medal of the Arts.
Sylvia Mendez was born in Orange County to Puerto Rican parents. Mendez and her brother had to attend a "Mexican" school because they were dark skinned and had a Mexican-sounding last name. Her parents sued in Mendez vs. Westminister which eventually brought an end to segregation in the Orange County schools. Mendez was one of the first Hispanics to attend an all-white school. In 2011 President Obama awarded Sylvia Mendez the 2010 Medal of Freedom.
In 1960 Dolores Huerta created the Agricultural Workers Association and in 1962 she co-founded a worker's union with Cesar Chavez, which became the United Farmer Workers. In 1993, Huerta was awarded for her activism with the Ellis Island Medal of Freedom Award and was inducted to the National Women's Hall of Fame and received the Eleanor Roosevelt Award in 1998.
Gloria Maria Milagrosa Fajado was born in Havana, Cuba. In 1978 she married Emilio Estefan and joined the band Miami Sound Machine. Estefan was the first Latin American who performed at the XXVI Super Bowl's halftime show and became an author when she published her first book in 2005.
Sonia Sotomayor has served as a judge in United Stated Court since 1998. President Clinton appointed her to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and she was the first Latina to serve that court. Of course, she is best known for becoming the first Hispanic woman named to the Supreme Court.
Rita Moreno broke new ground for Latinas in the entertainment business. Moreno became the first Latina to win an Oscar for best supporting actress and was also the second Puerto Rican to win an Academy Award.
Born in Fajardo, Puerto Rico Novello was appointed to be Surgeon General of the United Stated by President George Bush in 1990. Novello was the first woman and the first Latin American to be appointed to this post according to the Academy of Achievement. Novello has also served as the Special Representative for Health and Nutrition for the United Nation's Children's health organization.
Ellen Ochoa was born in Southern California and was selected by NASA in 1990 to become an astronaut. In 1993, Ochoa became the first Hispanic American woman in space. Ochoa has logged over 978 hours in space and, "She is a co-inventor on three patents for an optical inspection system, an optical object recognition method, and a method for noise removal in images" according to NASA.


text:
HomePlayersLuke Shaw suffers season-ending injury, Solskjaer confirms
Luke Shaw suffers season-ending injury, Solskjaer confirms
July 27, 2020 Jordan Street Players 0
Image Via: Max Pixel/CC0 Public Domain.
We haven't seen the left-back since he suffered that ankle problem against Southampton. Now, our worst fears have been confirmed. A Luke Shaw injury will cut his season short. We won't see now him until 2020/21…
What a difference a year makes, hey? Last summer, there was talk aplenty of Luke Shaw being sold due to poor form. However, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has kept the faith in the left-back. Post-lockdown, the rewards have certainly been reaped.
It led to the fans begging for Shaw to return from injury after an awful performance against West Ham United. However, he'll now miss our Europa League campaign.
United were dealt the blow by Solskjaer as he ruled the Reds star out until next season. It's now down to Brandon Williams and Timothy Fosu-Mensah to play their part in that left-back slot…
"Luke will be out until next season, that's a blow for him and a blow for us because he's been fantastic," Solskjaer told ManUtd.com.
First and foremost, it's just a massive shame for Shaw. He was playing with a confidence that we haven't seen for years since that awful double-leg break he suffered against PSV Eindhoven.
Here's to hoping he doesn't miss the opening day of 2020/21
Now, it's about staying mentally tough. It's a bitter pill to swallow when your season is cut short like that. I just hope that he doesn't miss the start of the 2020/21 term because there's very little turnaround after this season. Unless Solskjaer is planning to invest in the left-back slot, we're definitely going to need Shaw.
Hopefully, he's got his feet up and his ankle is resting. At least now he has five or six weeks to heal, get the mind right and get ready to go again.
Get well soon, Luke.
Who is best-placed to step up after this Luke Shaw injury? Let us know your thoughts in the comment box below.
Anthony Martial named in WhoScored's statistical 2019/20 Team of the Season
Old Trafford Faithful's 2019/20 Manchester United Team of the Season
Negotiations over new Luke Shaw contract could start in next few weeks: report
May 8, 2021 Jordan Street Players 0
Luke Shaw is set to be offered a new Manchester United contract following his brilliant season. Manchester United's season is drawing to a close. With just a handful of Premier League fixtures left and a […]
Jose Mourinho confirms hugely talented starlet will feature against AFC Bournemouth tomorrow
March 3, 2017 Jordan Street Club News 0
Manchester United's attentions turn back to the bread and butter of the Premier League this weekend, when Jose Mourinho's men host AFC Bournemouth at Old Trafford. The Red Devils will be looking for three points […]
Luke Shaw sends message to Manchester United fans after horrific injury
Manchester United slumped to a 2-1 defeat away at PSV Eindhoven this evening, with Manchester United taking the early lead before the Dutch side hit back twice to take all three points in the opening […]

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Rachel Nichols' ESPN Show Canceled After Maria Taylor NBA Coverage Fallout
By Jon Jackson On 8/25/21 at 5:11 PM EDT
Sports Espn NBC NBA
ESPN reportedly is taking broadcaster Rachel Nichols off all of its NBA programming and canceling her popular show, The Jump. The news was confirmed by an ESPN executive to Sports Business Journal on Wednesday.
John Ourand of Sports Business Journal broke the story and said Nichols likely will not appear on the network again, despite having about a year left on her contract.
"We mutually agreed that this approach regarding our NBA coverage was best for all concerned," ESPN Senior Vice President of Production David Roberts said in a statement to Ourand. "Rachel is an excellent reporter, host and journalist, and we thank her for her many contributions to our NBA content."
Nichols tweeted about the end of The Jump on Wednesday afternoon.
Got to create a whole show and spend five years hanging out with some of my favorite people ❤ talking about one my favorite things 🏀 An eternal thank you to our amazing producers & crew - The Jump was never built to last forever but it sure was fun. 😎
More to come… pic.twitter.com/FPMFRlfJin
— Rachel Nichols (@Rachel__Nichols) August 25, 2021
The move with Nichols, who is white, comes in the wake of a July 4 story in The New York Times. The article reported leaked audio of Nichols suggesting that her colleague Maria Taylor, who is Black, got a coveted spot doing ESPN's coverage of the 2020 NBA season at least in part because of her race.
The audio reportedly came from a conversation Nichols had with media and athlete adviser Adam Mendelsohn in July 2020. Nichols reportedly complained in the talk of Taylor's increased presence in the network's NBA coverage and attributed Taylor's high profile to ESPN's "crappy longtime record on diversity."
"I wish Maria Taylor all the success in the world—she covers football, she covers basketball," Nichols said in the leaked clip, according to The New York Times. "If you need to give her more things to do because you are feeling pressure about your crappy longtime record on diversity—which, by the way, I know personally from the female side of it—like, go for it. Just find it somewhere else."
ESPN reportedly is taking broadcaster Rachel Nichols off all of its NBA programming and canceling her popular show, The Jump. Above, Nichols speaks during a press event at CES 2019 at the Aria Resort & Casino on January 9, 2019, in Las Vegas, Nevada. getty
Following the publication of the Times article, Nichols was removed from the network's NBA coverage, though she reportedly was not disciplined by ESPN. Meanwhile, Taylor departed the network after the 2021 NBA season concluded in late July. Taylor joined NBC Sports two days later and made her on-air debut during the 2020 Summer Olympics on July 23.
Nichols issued an apology to Taylor on a July 5 edition of The Jump. She said on-air: "The first thing they teach you in journalism school is don't be the story, and I don't plan to break that rule today or distract from a fantastic Finals.
"But I also don't want to let this moment pass without saying how much I respect, how much I value our colleagues here at ESPN, how deeply, deeply sorry I am for disappointing those I hurt, particularly Maria Taylor, and how grateful I am to be part of this outstanding team," Nichols said.
Sports Business Journal also reported The Jump will air new episodes for the next couple of weeks without Nichols. ESPN will replace it with a new afternoon NBA show prior to the start of next season. No details have been released regarding the new show's format or host.
Newsweek contacted ESPN for comment but did not hear back in time for publication.
ESPN, Maria Taylor Part Ways Following Leaked Comments From Rachel Nichols
Rachel Nichols vs Maria Taylor a Bigger Story at ESPN Than its NBA Finals
NBA Reveals 2021—22 Season Opening Night and Christmas Day Schedules


Provide your house several different look, a very important factor that you can try is usually applying Craftsman Bathrooms photo stock being a mention of the remodel your private outdated dwelling. By using marvelous layouts indicates, you will get lots of creative ideas that are unique together with fantastic with Craftsman Bathrooms pic gallery. You can actually copy your type that will Craftsman Bathrooms graphic stock will show to some extent prefer a little switch in the house. And you and spouse entire change, it is possible to apply a recommendations coming from Craftsman Bathrooms snapshot stock entirely. Craftsman Bathrooms photograph collection will not let down you because the device basically consists of fantastic variations that is easy to be employed. Many ideas Craftsman Bathrooms photo gallery express might make your house even more lovely and cozy to help you enjoy your own spare time inside. Not only on anyone, the many customers from your friends and family definitely will feel relaxed if you fill out an application your suggestions associated with Craftsman Bathrooms pic stock perfectly.
To make property that could be captivating for the reason that Craftsman Bathrooms photo gallery indicates, you have to think about a few key elements. With Craftsman Bathrooms graphic stock you can learn a lot of things that are very useful to help improvement your household. That colorations choices is usually one essential aspect which you can duplicate with Craftsman Bathrooms snapshot gallery. Then you can additionally duplicate the style options that could give a character to your house. As well aspects that will anyone study from Craftsman Bathrooms graphic gallery will be the home furnishings selection, it will finished the full glance of your house greatly. Based on those info, this approach Craftsman Bathrooms snapshot stock will be your very best method of obtaining ideas. If you would like to get ready prior to when looking at built, a property that is to say Craftsman Bathrooms picture collection is a suitable spot. Satisfy examine this particular Craftsman Bathrooms graphic collection that can offer Hi-Def shots to become more standout ideas.
Merveilleux Rosehill Craftsman Powder Room Other Metro Seavey Builders, Inc.
Craftsman Style Bathroom With Detailed Wood Cabinetry.
Bringing Whole Room Elements Of Your Old House To Your New House!
Best 25+ Craftsman Style Bathrooms Ideas On Pinterest .
Craftsman Bathroom Design Style Ideas Remodel Vanity . Craftsman Bungalow Bathrooms Bathroom Mirror.


Hey guys its Coop and I am not a big gamer, but when I do play I will almost always use a headset. Headsets offer many advantages, but good ones can be hard to find. If your looking for an amazing headset for $60, you just found it This is the Kingston HyperX Cloud Core Headset. A huge thanks to Gear Best for making this video possible!
Are there any headset adapters for ps4?
Another awesome vid. Keep them rolling.
How good is it for watching movies ?
Great Video! Top Notch Quality.
Does anyone know how to mute and unmute them?
Hey! Awesome channel Coop! I have been Watching you for a while now! Nice work on the channel bro! Subbed!
Can you mute the mic without unplugging it?
What'd you use to edit? Great work w that too!
Turtle Beach adapter with this?
Well, when you compare the mic quality from that to a cheapo non gaming mic, it sure does sound crystal clear.
They don't swivel, they tilt. It's not leather, it's leatherette. Thats a windscreen, not a pop filter. Terrible review, do more research.
Will the mic work on ps4?
Nice video, Coop! The HyperX's seem very nice!
HyperX Cloud Alpha Gaming Headset Review - Holiday Tech Guide!
HyperX Cloud II Review - Best New Gaming Headset?
What's the best calculator for the CA Engineering Surveying Exam?
Soulja Boy 2019 Product Reviews! New Handheld & Gaming Headset!


text:
Jon Buck
Winners of Global Hackathon Announced, $28,000 Worth of Ether Awarded
This week the Status Hackathon announced the winners of this year's competition, the winners take home a divided pot of $28,000USD worth of Ether.
This week the Status Global Hackathon announced the winners of this year's competition. The winners take home a divided pot of $28,000 worth of Ether.
The competition pits different teams together (160) to see who is able to develop the best mobile experiences for Ethereum. The teams were judged based on technical achievement, originality and creativity, as well as being useful. The competition is important because it represents the future of R&D for Ethereum.
The teams were required to build DApps using different web languages. Most chose to work with iOS and Android, but some also dove into the Solidity language that undergirds Ethereum.
The winners of this year's competition (and $10,000) developed an app called "WhoPays," built with an API and utilizing the features that the API offers. The structure itself also contained beautiful code and a very smooth UI with a fresh new look. The app offers users a way to track group expenses.
Second place was taken home by a group who built and animated an app to allow for sending and receiving favors, and third place was taken by a universal liking and disliking service for social media. Both of these were flawless for Ethereum.
Regardless of whoever wins these events, the progression in understanding how Ethereum can be used is gaining momentum.
#Hackathon
What Is the Difference Between Blockchain and DLT?
Bitcoin Is Becoming More Valuable to Iranians Amid Tensions With US
Bitcoin and ETH Are Commodities, While XRP's Status Is Unclear, CFTC Says
Price Analysis Jan 15: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, BSV, LTC, EOS, BNB, TRX, XMR
Crypto Exchange Upbit Finishes Security Update in Response to 2019 Hack


text:
require 'java'

java_package 'org.jbehave.examples.jruby'

class JRubySteps

   java_annotation 'org.jbehave.core.annotations.Given("a date of $date")'
   java_signature 'void givenADate(java.util.Date)'
   def aDate(date)
     org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull(date)
   end

  java_annotation 'org.jbehave.core.annotations.When("$days days pass")'
  java_signature 'void whenDaysPass(int)'
  def daysPass(days)
     org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull(days)
  end

  java_annotation 'org.jbehave.core.annotations.Then("the date is $date")'
  java_signature 'void thenTheDate(java.util.Date)'
  def theDate(date)
     org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull(date)
  end

end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Non Surgical Lipo! What is it? and does it Work?
Home → Uncategorized → Non Surgical Lipo! What is it? and does it Work?
At Avant Aesthetics Clinic we provide Non Surgical Lipo treatments to reduce excess body fat. Most areas are treatable, from the neck to the calves and arms, and most areas in between.
The treatment is in two stages, ultrasonic cavitation followed by radio frequency. Ultrasonic cavitation uses ultrasound waves to target fat cells in a localised area, causing vibration. The fat cell breaks down into a liquid state and is flushed from the body by natural waste process. Radio frequency uses heat to stimulate natural collagen in the skin to firm and tighten. The results are instant inch loss, no magic or hocus pocus, just science.
Over a course of treatments our clients have experienced significant and remarkable changes. We can also advise on healthy lifestyle choices to enhance and maintain your results.


text:
Q: JavaScript program that plays an audio file at a certain time, doesn't seem to work I'm a novice at JavaScript so I just pulled a script off the internet and tweaked it to where at a certain time it would play an audio file (along with its original purpose as an HTML clock down to the millisecond), so that I can time the beat drop to 00:00 AM:
Number.prototype.pad = function(n) {
  for (var r = this.toString(); r.length < n; r = 0 + r);
  return r;
};

function updateClock() {
  var now = new Date();
  //start my code
  var hasPlayed = false;
  //end my code
  var milli = now.getMilliseconds(),
    sec = now.getSeconds(),
    min = now.getMinutes(),
    hou = now.getHours(),
    mo = now.getMonth(),
    dy = now.getDate(),
    yr = now.getFullYear();
  var months = ["January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December"];
  var tags = ["mon", "d", "y", "h", "m", "s", "mi"],
    corr = [months[mo], dy, yr, hou.pad(2), min.pad(2), sec.pad(2), milli];
  for (var i = 0; i < tags.length; i++)
    document.getElementById(tags[i]).firstChild.nodeValue = corr[i];

  //start my code
  if (hasPlayed == false && min == 57 && sec == 13 && milli >= 700) {
    hasPlayed = true;
    var song = new Audio('song.mp3');
    song.play();
  } else {
    hasPlayed = false;
  }
  //end my code

}

function initClock() {
  updateClock();
  window.setInterval("updateClock()", 1);
}

My intention was that when a certain time was reached, it would create a new Audio() that had song.mp3 and would play it, with the boolean hasPlayed as to prevent the clock from repeatedly spamming the song.
I feel like I have the basic idea down, but the execution is borked. I feel like I'm applying to Java logic to JavaScript even though I know the two are completely different things.

A:
with its original purpose as an HTML clock down to the millisecond

Well, that isn't possible anyway.  Nobody has a screen that updates at 1,000 Hz.  60 Hz is typical.  You should use requestAnimationFrame() instead.

window.setInterval("updateClock()", 1);

This interval will definitely not fire every millisecond.

My intention was that when a certain time was reached, it would create a new Audio() that had song.mp3 and would play it

You'll need to create new Audio() early, such as when you load your page in the first place.  That way, the browser has time to buffer the audio.
If your audio clip is relatively short (less than a minute or two), and if you want to have better timing, you can use the Web Audio API and an AudioBufferSourceNode.  This will allow you to fetch the audio data ahead of time (via the Fetch API or whatever you like), then decode it to PCM in memory, and enqueue it to start at a specific time.  The downside here is that the file has to be totally loaded before you can do this, as the whole decoded audio sits in memory before it can be used.

A: Time's ticking as you coded. I just fixed setInterval. This runs when putting function not putting strings.

Number.prototype.pad = function(n) {
  for (var r = this.toString(); r.length < n; r = 0 + r);
  return r;
};

function updateClock() {
  var now = new Date();
  //start my code
  var hasPlayed = false;
  //end my code
  var milli = now.getMilliseconds(),
    sec = now.getSeconds(),
    min = now.getMinutes(),
    hou = now.getHours(),
    mo = now.getMonth(),
    dy = now.getDate(),
    yr = now.getFullYear();
  var months = ["January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December"];
  var tags = ["mon", "d", "y", "h", "m", "s", "mi"],
    corr = [months[mo], dy, yr, hou.pad(2), min.pad(2), sec.pad(2), milli];
    console.log(corr)
  for (var i = 0; i < tags.length; i++)
    //document.getElementById(tags[i]).firstChild.nodeValue = corr[i];

  //start my code
  if (hasPlayed == false && min == 57 && sec == 13 && milli >= 700) {
    hasPlayed = true;
    var song = new Audio('song.mp3');
    song.play();
  } else {
    hasPlayed = false;
  }
  //end my code

}

function initClock() {
  updateClock();
  window.setInterval(() => updateClock(), 1);
}

initClock();

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Search Legislation Watch
Search Seton Products
Traffic & Car Park Management
Asset Tags & Labels
Office & Commercial Equipment
Site & Facilities Equipment
Warehouse & Industrial Handling
Emergency Response & Planning
General Health & Safety
Seton News
Training & Competence
Transport & Road Safety
Weather Management
Magazine Editions
Seton.co.uk
"Asbestos: Hidden Killer" campaign to be resurrected
The HSE's successful "Asbestos: Hidden Killer" campaign ran from 2008 till 2010. During that period there were four phases and the HSE evaluated the impact. The campaign was particularly targeted towards trades people and construction workers. Overall, the HSE used a variety of media and promotional outlets to promote the campaign and it is supported by a dedicated HSE website.
While the previous evaluations indicated that there was a need to maintain the campaign communications, the promotional work stopped in 2010. This halt was prompted as part of a Government review of all campaigns; however, it was indicated at the time that the next stage of the campaign would need to be reviewed.
At its Board Meeting on 30th October 2013 the HSE confirmed that it would now develop the next phase of the campaign. As well as reviewing previous phases of the "Hidden Killer" campaign, the HSE also considered some recent research (Insight Research to Inform the Asbestos 2013–14 Campaign: Final Report, HSE October 2013) on attitudes and practices among the target audience — trades people, construction workers and caretakers.
In this article the research report identifying issues will be reviewed and key points outlined. However, details of the communications section will not be reviewed. The findings may be useful for managers to consider when reviewing how to raise awareness among their own workers. The article will conclude with how the HSE thinks the next phase of the campaign will be undertaken.
What the workers think
The Insight report was aimed at looking how the next phase of the "Hidden Killer" campaign could be best developed to change the behaviour of workers — and others — to protect them from exposure to asbestos fibres. While it identified that the campaign had been "highly successful" so far, it wanted to identify whether changes to the campaign may be needed in future.
The campaign objectives had already been established and these are to:
Support the policy objective to reduce the overall number of trades people dying from asbestos-related diseases
Inform and educate the target audience that the risk from asbestos is current and relevant to them and the work that they do
Encourage the target audience to actively seek information about asbestos and the ways they can protect themselves by undertaking a tailored call to action.
Two specific aims were set out for the research.
To identify audience barriers and drivers to taking action to protect themselves against asbestos.
To support development of the communications strategy to meet its objectives.
The researchers sought a number of respondents who had been trained on asbestos work, were not involved with licensed contracting work and were from a range of different sized organisations. There were 64 respondents and they were dealt with in two stages. Various scenarios and questions were put to them to identify how they dealt with asbestos at work. The main findings were as follows.
Asbestos at work
The respondents had a broad knowledge that asbestos was hazardous and they should not disturb it or work with it. While there appeared to be little awareness of what the health risk posed by asbestos actually was, there was a great deal of variation in detailed knowledge.
Actions to avoid working with asbestos included having conducted a risk assessment; the supervisor or employer, for example, had stated the work area contained no asbestos; or they themselves decided no asbestos was present. Others stated they would take "appropriate measures" to deal with asbestos, or use a licensed asbestos contractor.
Barriers to preventive action
While awareness of the dangers related to asbestos was recognised, there was a perception that it was not a threat to the respondents personally. It was also indicated that people may not be taking appropriate measures to protect themselves from exposure to asbestos fibres. Of significant concern was the finding that:
"Looking at how the risk of asbestos is assessed it was clear that for a good range of respondents their assessment of both appropriate measures and position of relative safety (versus risk of exposure) was wrong."
Even where the risk assessment process had identified appropriate control measures, "protective practice was not always undertaken appropriately or safely".
The main barriers were related to respondents not believing their personal health was at risk, for example:
It was not their responsibility to check if asbestos is present (particularly those in the larger companies)
The cost of identifying where asbestos was and taking action may be too high (particularly those in small companies or sole traders)
There was a lack of understanding as to how to reduce the risks associated with asbestos
There were issues around the provision and use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Drivers for the new phase of the campaign
In addressing these barriers, the researchers suggested "drivers" that should be considered in working out how a campaign could be targeted. The key factors that were identified that should be used to "drive" the new phase of the campaign include:
Making the issue relevant to the target workers by showing that asbestos may be present in the buildings they are working on, ie those built before the year 2000
Making clear what the health risk is and how asbestos could impact on their health
Pressing workers to accept responsibility for taking preventive action
Reducing the opportunity cost of taking action
Stating clear advice on dealing with preventive asbestos measures
Empowering the audience to use PPE.
The researchers also identified that the respondents were concerned about the issue emotionally as well as technically, i.e. they wanted to improve control measures to reduce the risk of asbestos-related diseases affecting them and their families.
Overall this research has indicated where future efforts need to be targeted. While there undoubtedly has been progress made on raising awareness, it still seems apparent that actual working practices need to be improved. In the report the researchers also discussed the type of communication messages that should be included in the campaign. It may be worthwhile for managers to study the communication ideas in the report and contrast them with their own.
HSE plans for the future
At its meeting on 30th October, the HSE discussed the "Hidden Killer" campaign and agreed to implement the next stage. While the details of the measures were not given, the HSE did indicate that the following is expected to be included in the campaign.
Asbestos information kits — following testing, these will be distributed to trades people through a commercial partner.
Pilot regional radio advertising — this was successfully applied in the first phases of the campaign.
Partnership marketing — working with suppliers and retailers regularly used by trades people to deliver information and encourage behaviour change.
Public relations activity — this will be used to promote the campaign.
Production of other materials for use by stakeholders and interested parties.
Use of digital channels, for example the HSE website.
Initially, the HSE is looking to develop the "information kit" and identify commercial partners. This indicates that it will not be fully funding the whole initiative itself. Perhaps as a result of this, the HSE has made clear that the next phase of the campaign is unlikely to be launched before April 2014.
It is clear that there is still a need for asbestos issues to be promoted specifically for workers most at risk of asbestos exposure: trades people and construction workers generally. The fact that the next phase of the "Hidden Killer" campaign will be starting in 2014 should provide a prompt for managers to review their asbestos policies and procedures now.
For more information on Asbestos "The Hidden Killer" and free downloads, visit the dedicated HSE site.
View all Asbestos articles
View all Construction articles
View all Education articles
View all Manufacturing articles
View all Other Industries articles
Disclaimer: The information provided through Legislation Watch is for general guidance only and is not legal advice. Legislation Watch is not a substitute for Health and Safety consultancy. You should seek independent advice about any legal matter.
I have read, understood and give consent to your Privacy Policy (click here to view).
Asbestos Know the Risks Safety Awareness Posters
My Basket/Checkout
Request yours today
Environmentally friendly and always at your fingertips
© 2020 - SETON - a division of Brady Corporation Ltd
Email: customerservice@seton.co.uk


Denyse saw her first Scottie Dog at the Elephant's Trunk flea market many years ago and fell in love! She's been collecting (and photographing when her bed got too full) vintage patchwork Scottie Dogs ever since. Just like old patchwork quilts, no two Scottie Dogs are alike – but they all have personality. We're not sure where the pattern originated, but it probably appeared in a very popular women's magazine (due to the proliferation of Scotties out there), possibly around the 1940's. If you know more than we do, please inform us!


07/03/2016 – Belgium today (7 March) became the latest country to ratify a key international measure for environmental protection, the Ballast Water Management (BWM) Convention, bringing the treaty within sight of meeting entry into force criteria. Aimed at preventing the spread of harmful and invasive aquatic species in ships' ballast water, the BWM Convention requires ships to have procedures in place for ballast water management.
Belgium also deposited its instrument of accession to the Hong Kong Ship Recycling Convention, bringing the number of contracting States to four. The Hong Kong Convention will enter into force 24 months after the date on which 15 States, representing not less than 40 per cent of world merchant shipping by gross tonnage, become Party to the treaty. The combined maximum annual ship recycling volume of those States must, during the preceding 10 years, constitute not less than 3 per cent of their combined merchant shipping tonnage.
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim encouraged other States that had not already done so, to ratify both the BWM and Hong Kong treaties, in order to bring them into force.
H.E. Mr. Guy Trouveroy, Ambassador of Belgium to the United Kingdom, handed over the the instruments of accession during a meeting with Secretary-General Lim at the Ambassador's residence in London.
What is 3 + 10 ?


5 June, 2018 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch Is Italy a worry for Switzerland and the Nordics?
2 May, 2018 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch Will Swiss and Nordic currencies recoup their losses?
3 April, 2018 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch How did the Nordic & Swiss economies fare in Q1?
7 March, 2018 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch Will Nordic and Swiss equities continue to struggle?
4 January, 2018 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch Twenty-fourth time lucky for the Riksbank?
5 October, 2017 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch How will the SNB respond to ECB tapering?
4 September, 2017 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch What will Norway's election mean for the economy?
3 July, 2017 in Nordic & Swiss Economics › Nordic & Swiss Watch Will Nordic and Swiss bond yields keep rising?


Philtech is an Australian engineering company owned and managed by Phil Morten. As far as I'm aware, their main line of business is in the medical arena, but as Phil suffers from a love of small model engines, he has from time to time produced limited production runs of engines to his own design. The single cylinder series described here were produced during the 1990's and are no longer available. His current model offering is a rather clever, "V" configuration, multi-cylinder glow engine, of a "modular" design, but that's a story for another day.
The glow variant shown here was another limited, numbered, "collectors'" series engine sharing many components with the diesel variant (including that sore-thumb-like star washer). It has been adapted to glow-plug operation and fitted with a tuned pipe. Note that while the "Philtech" brand is engraved on the side, unlike the diesel it carries no serial number engraving on the left lug.
The pipe attachment is a clever innovation. It uses a die cast clamp fitting (of unknown origin, but almost certainly not Philtech) acting against a flange, pressing this against a PTFE gasket on the crankcase. This allows the pipe to be angled as required by the user. Angling into the propeller arc would seem to provide no concrete benifit and would be, at any rate, a short-term arrangement.
Phis added that there was probably some odd combination that slipped out as well, and that there was yet another range of colors used for Series 2 diesels made exclusively for export to the USA only.
While Van's not looking, let's pull the R/C glow apart, take some photos, and inspect the unusual features of this design. First there's the case and the bane of the homebuilder's existance: mounting a knobbly sand casting and boring the crankshaft hole, necessarily from the rear, hoping that it emerges in the middle of the journal protrusion. Generally it doesn't, and hasn't here either. This is going to look rather obvious when the prop drive washer is added, so one "fix" is to mount the case on a mandrel and turn down the front of the casting concentric with the shaft bore. But no matter what, you are going to end up with a step someplace. Here, it is just ahead of the venturi. The brass thing is not a bush, but a washer that also takes up some end-play in the shaft (quite a lot, actually). Also evident in this shot are the sins that the paint is attempting to hide (kinda like a close-up of the makeup on the face of a bargin basement working-girl, yeetch!!) and the obvious fact that the paint and high-nitro fuel are not the best of friends.
Moving arount to the tail-end of the beast, we see the conventional screw-in backplate. This is fitted with an "O" ring as a gasket--a little unusual, but no totally unique. Inside the case, the aluminium rod is visible, as is the rather nodding concession to balancing via a scalloped crescent turned on the shaft. The black finish of the shaft suggests it has been hardened, and hence ground. Close examination of the front of the shaft in the previous shot shows that the threaded portion is a screw-in stud. This is a feature I highly approve of. It not only simplifies and speeds manufacture, but also greatly improves crash-worthiness. Bent studs are easily and cheaply replaced, and since virtually all the crank shaft is supported by the journal bush, it is far less susceptable to damage. The slot eviden in the side of the crankshaft web is a common way of "keying" the unfinished shaft to the fixture that will hold it while the crankpin is formed so that it can be dropped into another fixture and keyed to drill the inlet hole in relation to the crankpin. Smart idea and well worthwhile if you are making more than one shaft to a specific design.
Here we see the PTFE washer that seals the muffler (not a tuned pipe in this case) to the case. Also visible is the generous proportions of the case casting around the exhaust. But if you look closely, you'll see one of the most unusual and innovative features of the design: the cylinder liner flange is actually a circlip seated in a groove on the straight, cylindrical liner sleeve. I don't know if what the material used is, but a good choice would be 4140 chrome-molly, aircraft grade tubing. This is readily available in many different outside diameters and wall thichnesses. It machines easily and can be hardned and honed to make an excellent liner, as Phil has done. The sharp edge of the circlip groove does provide a point of weakness, but as the head will be placing the upper part of the liner in compression rather than shear, it will pose no real risk. So, cheap and easy, although Phil now says it was not one of their greatest ideas. The liner may have been heat shrunk into the case as I could not budge it and did not feel like heating the case to try (this would have to be done in boiling water as the paint is just not going to be gas-axe friendly).
The top view shows the circlip (and gasket) described previously. Of more interest here is the innovative (read: cheap and easy, but effective) way the prop drive washer attaches to the crankshaft. Flats have been machined (or ground) either side of the part of the shaft protruding from the case journal. the rear of the drive washer has been channeled with a slot-drill to engage the flats. Not all that attractive, but certainly innovative--in fact, I've never seen anything like this anywhere before! Just evident on the rear wall of the liner is one of the two transfer ports. These are cut into the tube walls at an angle facing towards the rear of the cylinder, making this a classic Schnurle port design--the many and various additional ports we associate with that term today (so-called "boost-ports") being a relatively recent addition to the original concept. The poston is the expected flat-top design and appears to be machined from cast-iron.
The R/C carby is rather rudimentary, but worked well enough for all that. There is no "low speed idle bleed" screw, nor does the design feature any fuel flow compensation as the barrel rotates. Still, it works well enough and has the company name stamped into the face (unlike the other two collectors' engines, there is no fancy engraving on this engine). If anything lets it down, it is the exceptionally crude control arm. This looks like it was cut as a strip on a guilotine, drilled by eye on a wobbly drill press without the aid of center punching for the holes, then cut off with a pair of side-cutters. I know second operations cost like crazy--especially those involving human hands and a file, but the ends of that arm are an affront to all that's holy! Realizing this, Philtech tooled up to stamp the arm on engines released from 1990 onwards.


With a passion for designing and facilitating Graduate Programs, Jum's focus lies in effective and authentic communication and the role it plays in success and leadership within the workplace.
An experienced television reporter and presenter in Australia and the UK, Jum utilises his skills to deliver interactive sessions with enthusiasm, designing activities for your graduates in order to develop both their individual and collaborative skills.
As Manager of our Graduate Development Programs, Jum is the 'go to' person to design your program aligned to your corporate values and tailored to the needs of your graduates, supported by the expertise of our comprehensive team of facilitators!
Cheryle Walker is an entrepreneurial learning designer and change leader.
She is recognised for positively impacting learning culture within some of Australia's largest organisations and heading up digital learning strategies that meet operational needs.
A valuable understanding of current and emerging technologies for learning enables Cheryle to design and deliver personalised, social and collaborative development experiences for graduates.
Globally known for her excellence in virtual classroom design and facilitation, Cheryle leads a digital learning community on LinkedIn.
With extensive HR and Organisational Development experience, Robbie has developed a real passion for enabling graduates to be the best version of themselves through self-authenticity and self-worth.
This has allowed him to forge a successful career managing large scale global graduate, middle management and emerging leader portfolios. As an accredited LSI coach, Robbie has had an extensive career in coaching, leadership development and talent acquisition.
Robbie has been the recipient of the AAGE Will Spensley Memorial Award for Innovation in the Graduate Industry and a finalist for Best Graduate Development Program at the Australian HR awards and a finalist of the AHRI Rob Goffee award for Leadership Development.
With post graduate studies in HR, Robbie is now in the process of completing his MBA. Robbie lives by his favourite quote "all you need is twenty seconds of insane courage. Just literally twenty seconds of just embarrassing bravery. And I promise you, something great will come of it".
Teresa is an accomplished and insightful facilitator and performance coach with over 15 years' experience and is DISC qualified. Teresa is committed to working with graduates and organisations to optimise their ability to become future leaders. Her enthusiastic approach for this field has proven to be the perfect fit for the graduate market, and she has developed and delivered ground breaking graduate development programs for many top organisations across Australia.
Simon is a professional actor in Theatre, Television and Film, and uses this talent to complement his program delivery to ensure a fun and memorable learning experience.
With a heart for helping individuals own their career, Ruby's focus is on providing guidance to future leaders in the areas of engagement, equality, personal branding and empowerment.
Ruby is the Head of People for a tech consultancy and also founder of an advisory business dedicated to individuals realising their full career potential. Her experience with commercial business across Technology, Health and Finance coupled with coaching individuals enables her to provide authentic, personalised guidance to career minded individuals.
Parth has a pragmatic and practical approach that delivers fast and sustainable results for clients. He is highly respected and widely recognised by industry leaders and executives Australia-wide, for the value he provides in training, coaching and mentoring.
Claudette combines her consulting expertise with skills in psychology to provide unique insights for graduates to quickly leverage them in the workforce, enabling them to be more effective for their clients.
Steve is the 'Excel and pivot table guru'! With many years' experience in Australia and Europe Steve has delivered his interactive Excel training sessions to graduates from a broad range of industries.
Having identified a gap in the market for training in Excel, Steve wrote and now teaches 'The functions within Excel that a Business Analyst should know…' With his practical and engaging style, Steve's expertise has assisted many graduates to springboard into their careers.
Wendy is passionate about working with organisations, teams and individuals to build the leadership capability needed to drive engagement, performance and strategic results. She is particularly excited about working with graduates to establish their leadership foundations for future success.
As a highly experienced corporate coach, Wendy has over 25 years of experience in business development and management including 10 years in senior leadership positions. Wendy's career has encompassed positions across a diverse range of industries including Finance, IT, Retail, Financial Services and Government sectors. Wendy holds a Bachelor of Business in Human Resources, a Certificate IV in Business & Personal Coaching and is a member of the International Coaching Federation. She has a warm and engaging style and quickly builds strong and enduring relationships.


text:
Q: JOINTSWP How to turn on foundation prototype breakpoints in JOINTWSP Best place to ask is foundation forum but their server returns errors.
Hopefully someone from JointsWP will find this.  They say to tag with "JointsWP" but impossible to create a new tag.
I need to turn on Foundation Prototype Breakpoints.  I managed to include the Foundation prototype classes by including in the Styles.scss file, but the breakpoints are not included.
I have tried:
Including all three of these settings in _settings.scss:
`$prototype: true;`
`$global-prototype-breakpoints: true;`
`$prototype-transformation-breakpoints: true;`

I have tried downloading various custom downloads of Foundation to see if I can figure out which files to load.
I have searched through the Foundation node modules to see if anything is not being loaded but no luck.
I can create my own classes using the mixins, but it seems there should be a simple way to include the classes already created with Foundation.
Thanks for any help!


As his name implies, Strong Mad is usually quite bad-tempered, loud and aggressive. Nonetheless, he has occasionally smiled.
TV Time Toons Menu — Strong Mad is seen smiling while hugging The Cheat on the fourth cover of TV Time.
Strong Mad's Character Video — Strong Mad smiles when he tells the viewers he likes The Cheat.
A Mother's Day Message — Along with Homestar Runner, The Cheat, and Pom Pom, Strong Mad ridicules Strong Bad's silly costume.
A Jorb Well Done — Along with Strong Bad and The Cheat, Strong Mad ridicules Coach Z for not being able to say the word "job".
Tis True, Pom Pom, Tis True — Strong Mad smiles as he is retrieving and throwing a keg of Melonade onto Strong Bad.
The Best Decemberween Ever — He smiles while watching The Cheat open his Decemberween present, which blows up in his face.
Email helium — Strong Mad smiles when Strong Bad sings a song in a high voice.
Email labor day — When Strong Sad makes a joke about Strong Bad's invitation being DELETED, Strong Mad laughs.
Email local news — When being introduced on Action News 5 as the "Sportscarster".
Experimental Film — When doing the "ooh, ah, ooh side swipe" dance.
Email extra plug — Watches a picture of Andy Griffith's head taped to the TV with Strong Sad and The Cheat in the basement.
Halloween Fairstival — Comments on Bubs's stand-up comedy beside his concession stand.
Homestar Presents: Presents — Comments on his Decemberween present, Tony Stony.
Email do over — When Homestar Runner tells him that he's The Cheat.
Email record book — Displays his record in Strong Bad's book.
Email narrator — Strong Mad grins when Strong Bad introduces him as "Lugnut".
Email keep cool — He grins when they learn it's time to go to the pool. He also smiles while doing a cannonball into the pool.
Email theme song — While Strong Mad and Strong Sad are dancing during the first theme song, he is smiling. Also, in the second theme song there is a picture of Strong Mad smiling.
Email more armies — Strong Mad is seen in the Basement of the Brothers Strong, smiling with two basketballs in his singlet.
Email hygiene — Strong Mad smiles in the video while hanging out with "Gene".
Email nightlife — Strong Mad smiles when he tells Strong Bad not to be so hard on himself when the latter tries to get into Club Technochocolate.
Email fan club — Upon hearing Strong Sad talking about Abdi LaRue, Strong Mad smiles.
Email pet show — Strong Mad smiles after The Cheat says his opinion of the world situation is "Meh".
Blubb-O's Commercial — Strong Mad smiles while laughing after agreeing to "relinquish [his] pipes."
SBCG4AP Advertisement — Strong Mad smiles while telling Strong Bad that the pizza is three weeks old.
Homestar Ruiner — Strong Mad smiles when he high fives Strong Bad.
Play Date — Strong Mad smiles while Homestar is in the body cast and wheelchair.
Email being mean — Strong Mad smiles when he freezes in the first scene and while tapping Coach Z on the head with a spiky-ended baseball bat.
Strong Badia the Free — Strong Mad smiles as he and some of the other characters protest The King of Town. He also smiles when he and The Cheat confront each other in the Maps and Minions Game and decide not to fight anymore.
8-Bit Is Enough — At Halfathlon, Strong Mad smiles when Strong Bad gives him the trophy.
Career Day — Strong Mad smiles while laughing at Homestar asking about "if space-man go bafroom in his pants, does he go boom?"
Kick-a-Ball — Strong Mad smiles when Strong Bad chooses him for his kickball team.
Which Ween Costumes? — Strong Mad smiles while dressed as the Abominable Snowman.
I Killed Pom Pom — Strong Mad smiles many times in this toon; possibly as a part of his costume.
Laughing at Strong Bad's costume.
Watching the Cheat's Decemberween present explode.
"Welcome to the High-Voice crew..."
"And remember, like, ten years ago? People's clothes looked funny!"
"I LOVE YOU, TONY STONY!"
"I'm The Cheat! I'm not from school!"
Sharin' and carin' it out.
Tito the Tophaticent's beautiful assistant.
"Relinquish your pipes please, fellas!"
"CAN HOMESTAR COME OUT AND PLAY?"
"Strong Mad, your animation is soooo Rankin/Bass."
This page was last modified on 9 March 2018, at 21:14.
This page has been accessed 43,766 times.


Does it bother anyone else that the outgassing hypothesis is treated as such an open and shut thing in this press release, given the inconsistencies in Oumuamua's solar encounter dynamics when compared to cometary behavior?
sudden, short and unique explosion/sublimation of an underground ice block due to solar heating?
That should be at the closest approach to the sun. If there is any water that is not sublime away during inbound approach.
But I am not aware of any reports of significant out gassing of either volatiles or dust.
That's why I assumed "sudden and short", like a bubble exploding.
Anyway, without further data, it could have been anything.
Could it even be an error in measuring or calculating? 0.00000492 meter/s2 on a body 800 meters long and some billions meters away.
Or is the datum confirmed?
A sudden blow would have affected the orbit in a different way - what was observed was a constant shift, as if a force, roughly proportional to the inverse of the distance to the Sun squared, was acting on the object. So no, a sudden blow can't explain the orbit.
Its quite remarkable that even if we assume that the CO, CO2, dust emissions are at their upper limit (by no way a given), this would require the water to CO, CO2 ratio in the comet to be much higher than in solar system comets (if water evaporating is the reason for the push). Sure, you can construct a scenario where CO, CO2 evaporates first, so that water evaporates on the outgoing leg of the hyperbolic orbit, but it just sounds so... constructed. We really don't understand this object.
Would it be possible for ETI beings to design a craft that appears to be tumbling and outgassing? Better yet why not design a probe that is meant to be studied or captured? Why not send your tech out there like we have with gold records and dvds? I'm not a believer in the whole "we are being visited on purpose" but I do believe a probe with AI can exist out there. This conversation needs to be welcomed amongst us average folks and scientific community.
This is the first object we have seen that has not been touched by any sunlight for a long, long time. Do we have any measurement of how big, or how heavy, it is except for the amount of light reflected? Could it be much smaller and shinier, or much less dense than a normal asteroid, and could it thus be much more affected by radiation pressure? Perhaps it is a very light collection of hoar frost particles.
This is the first object we have seen that has not been touched by any sunlight for a long, long time.
Oort cloud comets can have periods in the millions of years range, and many likely spend far longer beyond at tens of thousands of AU before they get nudged into the planetary region. That kind of distances shouldn't be terribly different from the larger interstellar environment.
Do we have any measurement of how big, or how heavy, it is except for the amount of light reflected? Could it be much smaller and shinier, or much less dense than a normal asteroid, and could it thus be much more affected by radiation pressure?
Not really. The size, density and albedo are very much open questions. Papers have argued that various observations point toward various values, but there are generally a lot of unverifiable assumptions involved.
Further to the above Jason Wright writes in defence of Avi Loeb. But really he is more defending SETI research.
Much as I appreciate the astrobiology - and other - papers of Loeb, and his risk attitude towards recognition for his more speculative ideas, this does not merit defense. It is just a low likelihood, non-competitive, forgettable idea.
No, it would be prior consistent with astrophysics - low likelihood for something new - and astrobiology - low frequency for language capable life - both. And the new high likelihood posterior among the low likelihood hypotheses converts that to a "shut case" as far as observation goes - it *was* outgassing, added to a low mass to push around.
As I said above Wright is more defending the idea of SETI than Loeb himself, he's more of a convenient springboard for his ideas.
Good article from Phil Plait on the latest theory concerning Oumuamua.


This is a placeholder page for Diane Dannenfeldt, which means this person is not currently on this site. We do suggest using the tools below to find Diane Dannenfeldt.
You are visiting the placeholder page for Diane Dannenfeldt. This page is here because someone used our placeholder utility to look for Diane Dannenfeldt. We created this page automatically in hopes Diane Dannenfeldt would find it. If you are not Diane Dannenfeldt, but are an alumni of Harlem High School Machesney Park, IL, register on this site for free now.


If you're traveling to Ireland from America, you probably expect to alter your driving strategy to match the whole left-side-of-the-road thing. But I kind of figured that if you stayed within the U.S., driving would more or less stay the same.
I'm accustomed to using on-ramps as GET-UP-TO-SPEED!-GO!-GO! ramps. And you know, sometimes California does expect you to proceed that way. But sometimes it doesn't. So on occasion, I find myself barreling toward the freeway and suddenly needing to slam on my brakes because of the red light that is happening just up ahead. On the entrance ramp. I understand the concept of bottlenecking, and I get that ramp metering is actually supposed to help. It's just so…unnatural.
On certain roads, it's totally smooth sailing smack in the middle of rush hour. And then sometimes it's 2 PM (or 10:30 PM…what?) and you find yourself in a gridlock. How can one plan to be anywhere on time? From what I understand, this phenomenon becomes even more of an issue the farther south you go, reaching its unpredictability peak somewhere around L.A.
3. Obscene hand gestures for seemingly no reason.
I'm pretty sure I haven't been in California long enough to officially qualify this as A Thing, but in my short time here I have oft been confused by people's flip-the-bird choices. Once, as I was turning onto my street, I passed a guy in his early twenties who was busy flipping off a man at a nearby gas station. From what I could tell, the recipient was just innocently filling up his car, but then he flipped him off right back. The original flipper didn't even flinch. There was no emotion on his face whatsoever. Instead, he just leaned his elbow casually out the window and drove on.
Another time, I was sitting in one of those unpredictable traffic jams waiting for a green light. For miles, everyone had been driving normally — albeit SLOWLY — and I hadn't witnessed any egregious behavior. Then I caught sight of an SUV that was stopped several car lengths up. Simultaneously, three windows rolled down half-way; three masculine arms unfurled themselves into the air, middle fingers extended. They stayed that way for almost a full minute. A glance around proved that no one else looked as puzzled as I felt — in fact, most were (illegally) checking their phones in a state of blissful unawareness — and then the light turned green and everyone proceeded with their day. What does this mean? Is this like the Californian version of Aloha?
Wheeeee! Such joy to zip past all that jammed up traffic! Such freedom! The law even says Peaches counts as a second person although she's nowhere near driving age — so therefore we're not technically "carpooling" — but hey, I'll take it. If it's just me and the fetus, though, no dice. Bummer.
5. Parking is a CUTTHROAT endeavor.
I've been driving for close to two decades now, and never in my life have I had a parking spot "stolen" from me. Here, it's already happened four times in six weeks. There's this thing called a turn signal, see? You use it when you're waiting patiently for a spot. It's supposed to mean something to other parking scavengers — but not in California, I guess. It's so crowded and overpopulated here that you just take what you can find AT ANY COST. Then you pretend not to notice while the shafted driver — pregnant and in desperate need of food and/or a bathroom — flails her arms around like a crazy person because it took her twenty-seven minutes to find that spot you just stole. You just hold your head up high and shamelessly stroll inside with your bad self. Grrr.
Also, what is going on with the size of the parking spaces? They are all the precise width of a Prius. This makes it difficult to park, and virtually impossible to exit your vehicle. What happens when I need to get an infant seat out the back door? I'm not trying to ding up the BMW and the Porsche squeezed in around me.
6. Long, looong traffic lights.
This feels especially true in left-turn lanes. Sometimes the wait seems semi-normal. And then one morning you suddenly realize you've been sitting there since, like, yesterday, and you frantically look around in all directions, confused, because isn't it your turn yet? Did you miss the green? It HAS to be your turn by now, right?
The answer is no. It is most definitely NOT your turn. You should probably sit back and get comfortable.
7. An overabundance of speed bumps.
Where I live, at least, they occur about every ten feet. Is this really necessary? And these things are SERIOUS. They're not just warnings. They will rip the entire underbelly of your car right off unless you slow the hell down to approximately zero miles an hour.
8. Driving in San Francisco.
SF driving is a WHOLE different ball game. When I met a friend downtown a few weeks ago, I was totally blindsided. This is just my own ignorance, clearly, but I did not realize that I would be essentially attempting to navigate a mountainous Manhattan. These are the steepest hills in existence — like, straight up to the sun — and whenever I stopped, my car rolled backward even while I tried desperately to drive forward.
Also, I almost ran over hoards of pedestrians (sorry, everybody) because of the traffic light placement — I'm used to finding my reds, yellows, and greens suspended on a bar above me, but these lights were sneakily crouching on the corners of sidewalks, so low that my rearview mirror completely blocked them at certain angles. I couldn't find anywhere to park (a Californian theme), ended up getting totally lost, and finally just drove around blindly because there were so many honking horns and so few places to pull over to check a map.
Such a cool place, though. On foot.
And despite all my driving blunders so far (I can't tell you how many times I've had no idea what I'm doing, even with GPS), most people have been gracious and forgiving. Let's just say I haven't been honked at — or flipped off — nearly as often as I've deserved it.
This is too funny!!! Especially the traffic light placement in SF. My boyfriend has lived here two years and it still trips him up! My summer has been crazy, but hopefully we can schedule a play date soon!!
Thank you! How nice that you get to split your time! I'll probably be in CA for the majority of the year until the kids are older (read: easier to bring on a plane). A double life is the perfect way to put it!
I can totally relate!! I grew up in Pittsburgh then moved to SF for 4 years and had a total driving shock!! Just left SF for Atlanta this April, so I feel your moving pains 🙂 Let me know if you want any suggestions on infant/toddler fun stuff to do in SF.


Non-printable translucents avery dennison translucent sign vinyl & 3m translucent vinyl film. grimco is a leading supplier and distributor of non-printable translucent vinyl film for window graphics, backlight signs and illuminated signage.
Inkjet film manufacturer/supplier, china inkjet film manufacturer & factory list, find qualified chinese inkjet film manufacturers, suppliers, factories, exporters & wholesalers quickly on made-in-china.
1806 fabric shown here in this high back sofa with black painted legs. find this pin and more on primitive furniture,fabrics and home decor by pam decor. upholstery fabrics for sale by the yard, custom manufacturer of colonial and primitive upholstery furniture.home collections in colonial & primitive styles of ready made curtains,table linens and bedding ensembles.


Your first backup is done at your business to save time and to help set up the system. You will receive concierge-level service when you need to have your data restored as we bring it back to your business and help you put it back where it belongs.
Your files are stored at more than one location for both redundancy and higher reliability.
Data Safe is a locally owned company with local people. Your data is stored locally for fast backups and restoration. When you have data loss, we will quickly bring your data back to your business.
Files are stored on our servers in fully encrypted form with military-grade encryption using an encryption key known only to the user.
Your files are backed up daily, automatically. You don't have to rely on an employee to perform this daily task. We will monitor and let you know when things aren't backing up!
The system utilized by Data Safe has advanced features to protect valuable business data and is fully compliant with HIPAA, SOX, PCI and GLB. Cloud backup is NOT HIPAA compliant.
You are informed every day via email if your backup was successful or not. Additionally, a Data Safe employee monitors your backups every day.
When your data is stored "in the cloud," where is it physically stored, really? Cloud storage is simply a word for other people's computers. Cloud storage is typically not HIPAA compliant. Data Safe has two local datacenters in which your data are stored.
Most online backup services "throttle" your backups to save bandwidth. This means that backup or retrieval of your data can take days, or even weeks or months. Data Safe does not throttle your bandwidth, making your backups and online restoration much faster.


text:
Q: Make changes not tied to a state in design mode in flash builder 4 If I have a component that has some states defined, is there a way to make changes in design mode but not have it tied to a particular state?  For example, if I have state1 and state2, any changes in design mode will be based on state1 or state2 (i.e. width.state1).  I understand this is the direction Flex is going in but I'm transitioning from a Flex 3 app and right now I just want to make the change to width and not width.state1.

A: I'm not sure how to do it in design mode, but in MXML you have something like this:
<component id="myid" width.state1="100" width.state2="100" />

If you want to just set a width that is not tied to a state, do this:
<component id="myid" width="100"  />

Also, I'm unsure if I'd make any blanket statements on the direction Flex is going.  To date Adobe has changed directions a few times.  When building Mobile Skins; they recommend against using MXML completely; and for performance states in mobile skins are hard-coded changes in the code.

A: This is one of the "features" of Flash Builder that I'm not a fan of. It wouldn't be so bad if you could select <base state> from the State drop down list but for whatever reason, that's not an option.
As far as I know, there's no way to use design mode without affecting a specific state. I would go with J_A_X's suggestion and just code it yourself in Source mode.
EDIT: Flextras added a good example of how to code properties for a specific state or for all states as well.

A: There is one way to force the properties to be independent of the view state : right mouse click in the design window with the relevant component selected, and choose the last option in the context menu 'Apply Current Properties to All States'. The option is not really flexible though : it will remove all view dependent properties that you ever set for that component. And be careful also with which component you have selected. Right clicking in the design window will select a different component if you're not in the right place with your mouse pointer.


The 40 cubic yard 3 ton max construction dumpster is ideal for extensive large-scale construction and maintenance cleanup tasks. The construction dumpster can hold up to 3 tons of materials (6,000 lbs). Its open top design makes it easy for workers to dispose of waste. The roll-off wheels are designed to function with roll-off truck beds for better transportation.Typical uses include clearing demolition areas for debris and rubble, or clearing waste from buildings undergoing renovations.


Looking for North Platte High School North Platte, NE alumni not listed? If so, check out Classmates.com® - hundreds of more NPHS alumni have posted their profiles.
If you attended North Platte High North Platte, NE braska and want to be added to the alumni directory register now to add your name to the alumni list.	North Platte High School alumni can relive their experiences from high school by sharing memories and pictures, reconnecting with those alumni listed, and more.


Just a few minutes' walk from the famous beach of Beau Vallon, this apartment block, first built in 2016, serves up a total of six holiday units. The building is surrounded by a small garden, and the area contains excellent infrastructure within walking distance, including shops, restaurants, an ATM, a pharmacy, and more.
Just a few minutes' walk from the world-famous Beau Vallon beach.
Apartment block with 6 units, each measuring 152 m².
Each unit contains 2 bedrooms with kingsize bed or twin beds, 2 en suite bathrooms with shower, air-conditioning, TV, free WiFi in the rooms, safe, fully-equipped kitchen, washing machine, terrace/veranda with garden view and mountain view, barbeque.
Allow us to present the "Tropical Hideaway" on Mahé! What, you ask, could be hiding here at this urban apartment complex, whose first impression already reveals the evidently modern aesthetic style? First of all, it is a deluxe self-catering apartment block, built in 2016 with six spacious apartments, ideal for families, groups, or couples searching for a stylish holiday accommodation. The location of the Tropical Hideway could also hardly be any better, in the centre of Beau Vallon, next to one of the most beautiful bays on Mahé! This means that you not only have good infrastructure nearby at all times, but also the most famous beach on the island right on your doorstep. Discover the soft, white sand of the beach and the peaceful, turquoise water, all while you relax far away from the stress of daily life. Furthermore, this is also one of the best spots in the Seychelles to enjoy a spectacular sunset over the water!
Both the interior and exterior of the Tropical Hideway are modern and tasteful. Each of the six spacious apartments, whether on the ground floor, first floor, or second floor, offers a large living/dining room with an open-plan, fully-equipped kitchen. Large, bright floor spaces are not only practical, but enhance the indoor ambience through their decorative wooden furnishings, bright materials, and modern installations. You won't find anything superfluous here, but rather a convincingly soothing and clear atmosphere without any distracting accessories. Meanwhile, a flatscreen TV and WiFi ensure that you can keep in touch with the outside world during your stay. Two bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed and one with twin beds, ensure a restful night's sleep, while there is also a bright, contemporary en suite bathroom attached to each bedroom, ensuring that small groups or friends can enjoy privacy during their stay. Each apartment also has its own balcony or veranda, from which you can enjoy the view over the garden or the green hills of Mahé!
The accommodation is just a short walk from the beach, and there are also numerous shops, restaurants, diving centres, spa facilities, and watersport activities nearby, as well as a pharmacy, an ATM, and more besides. Those looking for nightlife can enjoy the nearby discotheque and casino! The bustling capital of the island, Victoria, is also just 15 minutes away by car, while the airport is about 30 minutes' drive away. There is also a bus stop close to Tropical Hideaway. Finally, on Wednesdays, be sure to check out the Bazaar Labrin, a cultural night market with souvenirs, music, and local specialities on Beau Vallon!
The nearby beach of Beau Vallon serves up excellent snorkelling, swimming, and watersports conditions and facilities.
Enjoy an incredible sunset walk along the beach!
Beauty salon and body therapy is available at the property.
Shops, restaurants, and bars can be found within walking distance.
The friendly and helpful owners of the estate are available for your questions concerns.
The six modern and comfortably-fitted apartments are located in peaceful surroundings, and offer a beautiful view on the island's mountains. The units are all spacious and identically-furnished.
Each unit contains 2 bedrooms, 1 with kingsize bed and 1 with twin beds, 2 extra beds (fold-out beds, 96cm x 191cm) available, 2 en suite bathrooms with shower, air-conditioning, TV, free WiFi, safe, fully-equipped kitchen, washing machine, terrace/veranda with garden view and mountain view, barbeque.
Please note: a deposit of €100 is payable in cash within 24 hours of arrival. This will be refunded at check-out, provided the accommodation has not been damaged in any way.
The guests will receive a 'starter package' upon arrival, containing bread, eggs, butter, mineral water, juice, tea, coffee, and milk.
Please note that from 15.03.2019 until 05.04.2019 (estimated), there will be construction works taking place at the property from 10:00 to 18:30. The expected noise level will be at a minimum so as not to disrupt guests.
Great self catering accommodation, clean, well equipped and spacious. Great hosts and management team also.
Booking for Apartment "Tropical Hideaway"


I recently visited the Museum of Aviation in Warner Robins, GA. These are just a few of the doors I saw there.
For Cee's Fun Foto Challenge – children's games – duck duck goose.
If you are adding from my piece, your post must start with my piece and continue into your piece.
And my generous spirit for the season, adds another bonus option.
You can continue from the piece i have given OR you may read someone else's which consist of [what i gave plus their add on] and, then you add to that.
Yes toads we are Collaborating for Christmas; Fashion me your words and while you're at it, have lots of fun.
whether you observe or not, Be Blessed for Christmas, have a wonderful one.
Guess what, no, not guest what? Guess what???
No, not the last time he had eaten, the last festival!!!
But that, could never satisfy him.
He had heard about Santa.


text:
African American (x) ›
First Rock Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va. temporary building, 1962-1963 [View Image]
First Rock Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va. temporary building, 1962-1963
Pamplin #10 Elementary School, Pamplin, Va., front and side view, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Pamplin #10 Elementary School, Pamplin, Va., front and side view, 1962-1963
First Rock Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., main building, 1962-1963 [View Image]
First Rock Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., main building, 1962-1963
Pamplin #10 Elementary School, Pamplin, Va., rear and side view, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Pamplin #10 Elementary School, Pamplin, Va., rear and side view, 1962-1963
Pamplin #10 Elementary School, Pamplin, Va., front and side of building, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Pamplin #10 Elementary School, Pamplin, Va., front and side of building, 1962-1963
Peaks Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., side view of building, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Peaks Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., side view of building, 1962-1963
Peaks Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., view of door, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Peaks Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., view of door, 1962-1963
Peaks Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., view of privy, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Peaks Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., view of privy, 1962-1963
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., view of privy, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., view of privy, 1962-1963
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., view of water pump, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., view of water pump, 1962-1963
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., 1962-1963 [View Image]
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., 1962-1963
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., front of building, 1962-1963 [View Image]
Five Forks Elementary School, Five Forks, Va., front of building, 1962-1963
Farmville Elementary School (former), Farmville, Va., 2001 [View Image]
Farmville Elementary School (former), Farmville, Va., 2001
Robert R. Moton High School and ball field, Farmville, Va., 2001 [View Image]
Robert R. Moton High School and ball field, Farmville, Va., 2001
Mercy Seat Elementary School (former), Prince Edward County, Va, 1999 [View Image]
Mercy Seat Elementary School (former), Prince Edward County, Va, 1999
Levi Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., 1999 [View Image]
Levi Elementary School, Prince Edward County, Va., 1999


text:
2020 Movie Release Dates
Blu-ray Release Dates
DVD Release Dates
PS4 Release Dates
Xbox One Release Dates
Nintendo Switch Release Dates
PC Game Release Dates
Dark Horizons
The Notable Films of 2013: Volume M Part 2
Garth Franklin
Friday, January 11th 2013 1:14 pm
In this volume I look at a prequel to an early Pixar film, an all-star hunt for stolen WW2 art treasures, the return of Michel Gondry to quirky rom-com territory, another young adult fantasy lit adaptation, a cinematic take on a recent John le Carre title,1960s cartoon characters brought to CG life by Dreamworks, a Joss Whedon-directed Shakespeare adaptation, and an Outback murder mystery.
Long-time Aussie actor Aaron Pederson leads an excellent cast in Ivan Sen's mystery thriller shot in central Queensland in mid-2012. Hugo Weaving, Ryan Kwanten, Jack Thompson, Tasma Walton, Damian Walshe-Howling and Robert Mammone also star in the film in which a detective (Pederson) returns home to an outback town to resolve the murder of a teenage Indigenous girl, whose body is found under a highway out of town. Sen displayed solid balancing of racial politics with drama in his well-regarded, but little seen earlier films like "Beneath Clouds" and "Toomelah." It'll be interesting to see how this more conventional and commercial sounding feature does both locally and overseas.
The Complete Notable Films of 2013 Guide
Volume 0-9: 2 Guns, 21 and Over, 33 dias, 42, 47 Ronin, 300: Rise of An Empire, 7500
Volume A: The ABC's of Death, About Last Night, About Time, Admission, A.C.O.D., Adult World, After Earth, Afternoon Delight, Aftershock, Ain't Them Bodies Saints, All Is Lost, Anchorman: The Legend Continues, The Angriest Man In Brooklyn, Angry Little God, Are We Officially Dating?, As I Lay Dying, Ass Backwards, At Any Price, August: Osage County, Austenland
Volume B: Backmask, Baggage Claim, Bailout: The Age of Greed, Battle of the Year, Beautiful Creatures, Before Midnight, Belle, The Best Offer, Better Living Through Chemistry, Beyond The Hills, Big Sur, The Big Wedding, Black Dog Red Dog, The Black Marks, Bling Ring, Blood Ties, The Brass Teapot, Breathe In, Broken City, Bullet to the Head, The Butler, Byzantium
Volume C: The Call, Can a Song Save Your Life?, The Canyons, Captain Phillips, Carol, Carrie, A Case of You, Cavalry, CBGB, Chavez, Child of God, Chinese Zodiac, Closed Circuit, Closer to the Moon, Cloudy 2: Revenge of the Leftovers, C.O.G., The Colony, Come Out and Play, The Company You Keep, The Congress, Concussion, The Counselor, The Coup, The Croods, Crystal Fairy
Volume D: Dallas Buyers Club, Dark Blood, Dark Skies, Dead Man Down, Decoding Annie Parker, The Deep, Delivery Man, Despicable Me 2, Devil's Knot, The Devil's Rapture, Diana, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: His & Hers, Disconnect, Dom Hemingway, Don Jon's Addiction, Dorothy of Oz, The Double, Drift, Drinking Buddies, Driven
Volume E: The East, Eden, Elsa and Fred, Elysium, Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes, Emperor, Empire State, Empires of the Deep, Ender's Game, The English Teacher, Epic, Errors of the Human Body, Escape From Planet Earth, The Europa Report, Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo, Everything Will Be Fine, Evil Dead
Volume F: Fading Gigolo, Fast Six, Fellini Black and White, Felony, A Field in England, Fill the Void, Filth, Foxcatcher, Foxfire, From Up On Poppy Hill, Frozen, Fruitvale, The Frozen Ground
Volume G: Part 1: Gambit, Gangster Squad, The Gatekeepers, Get a Job, Getaway, G.I. Joe: Retaliation, Ginger and Rosa, Girls Against Boys, Girl Most Likely, A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III, Gods Behaving Badly, A Good Day to Die Hard
Volume G: Part 2: Graceland, The Grand Masters, Grand Piano, The Grand Seduction, Grave of the Fireflies, Gravity, The Great Gatsby, Great Expectations, The Green Blade Rises, A Green Story, Greetings from Tim Buckley, Growing Up (and Other Lies), Grown Ups 2
Volume H: The Hangover Part III, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters, The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia, The Heat, Hell and Back, Hell Baby, Her, Hidden, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Homefront, Horns, The Host, The Host 2, How I Live Now, Hummingbird, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The Hunt
Volume I: I Frankenstein, The Identical, Identity Thief, I'm So Excited, In a World, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete, In Fear, Inside Llewyn Davis, Insidious Chapter Two, Interior Leather Bar, The Internship, In the Blood, The Invisible Woman, Iron Man 3
Volume J-K: Jack Ryan, Jack the Giant Slayer, Java Heat, Jayne Mansfield's Car, Jimmy Picard, jOBS, Jurassic Park 3D, Justin and the Knights of Valour, K-11, Kick-Ass 2, Kid Cannabis, Kill Your Darlings, Kiss of the Damned, Kon-Tiki, Knight of Cups
Volume L: Part 1: Labor Day, The Last Days On Mars, The Last Exorcism: Part II, The Last Stand, Last Vegas, Laurence Anyways, Leo the Lion, Leviathan, Le Weekend, Libertador, The Lifeguard, Like Someone in Love, The Little Mermaid 3D, The Loft
Volume L: Part 2: London Project, The Lone Ranger, Lone Survivor, The Longest Week, Long Time Gone, A Long Way Down, The Look of Love, The Lords of Salem, Lore, Love and Honor, Love is All You Need, Lovelace, Lowlife, Lullaby, Luv
Volume M: Part 1: Machete Kills, Magic Magic, Malavita, Mama, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, Maniac, Man of Steel, Man of Tai Chi, The Man Who Sold the World, A Many Splintered Thing, Mariah Mundi and the Midas Box, Mary Mother Of Christ, May in the Summer, McCanick, Meet Me In Montenegro, Milo
Volume M: Part 2: Mindscape, Mobius, Mockingbird, Molly Moon: The Incredible Hypnotist, Monsters University, The Monuments Men, Mood Indigo, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, A Most Wanted Man, Mother of George, Movie 43, Mr. Morgan's Last Love, Mr. Peabody & Sherman, Much Ado About Nothing, Mud, Mystery Road
Volume N: Nebraska, The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman, Night Moves, Nina, No, No One Lives, No Place on Earth, Non-Stop, Northern Soul, Not Safe for Work, Now You See Me, The Numbers Station, Nymphomaniac
Volume O-P: Part 1: Oblivion, Oculus, Odd Thomas, Oldboy, Olympus Has Fallen, One Direction Concert Movie, One Square Mile, Only God Forgives, Only Lovers Left Alive, Open Windows, Out of the Furnace, Oz: The Great and Powerful, Pacific Rim, Pain and Gain, The Paradise Trilogy, Paranoia, Parker, Parkland, Passion, The Past, The Patience Stone
Volume P: Part 2: Pawn, Pawn Shop Chronicles, Penthouse North, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, Phantom, The Physician, Pieta, The Place Beyond The Pines, Planes, Plastic Jesus, The Playroom, Plush, Post Tenebras Lux, Prince Avalanche, Prisoners, The Prophet, The Purge
Volume Q-R: The Quiet Ones, The Railway Man, The Rambler, Random, Reality, RED 2, Red Light Winter, Red Machine, Red Wing, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Reykjavik, R.I.P.D., Riddick, The Rover, Runner Runner, Rush
Volume S: Part 1: S-V/H/S, The Sacrament, Safe Haven, Saving Mr. Banks, Scary Movie 5, The Scribbler, The Sea, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Serena, The Seventh Son, Side Effects, Sightseers, Simon Killer, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, A Single Shot, Small Apartments, Small Time, The Smurfs 2
Volume S: Part 2: Snitch, Snowpiercer, Someone Marry Barry, Something in the Air, The Sorcerer and the White Snake, Space Warriors, The Spectacular Now, Spring Breakers, Starbuck, Star Trek Into Darkness, Star Wars: Episode II & III 3D, Still Life, Stoker, Stories We Tell, Sweetwater, Syrup
Volume T: Part 1: Tar, Tarzan 3D, A Teacher, Thanks for Sharing, Therese Desqueyroux, Therese, They Came Together, They Die by Dawn, Third Person, This Is The End, Thor: The Dark World, A Thousand Times Good Night, Three Days To Kill, Three Worlds, The To Do List, Tom a la ferme, The Tomb, Tomorrow You're Gone
Volume T: Part 2: To The Wonder, Too Late, Touchy Feely, Toy's House, Tracks, Trance, The Trials of Cate McCall, Trust Me, Turbo, Twelve Years A Slave, Twenty Feet From Stardom, Twice Born, Two Night Stand, The Two Faces of January, Two Mothers, Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas, Tyler Perry's Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, Tyler Perry Presents: We The Peeples
Volume U-W: Part 1: Under the Skin, Unforgiven, Untitled David O. Russell Project, Untitled Nicole Holofcener Project, Untitled Terrence Malick Film, Upstream Color, Venus in Fur, Very Good Girls, Virtually Heroes, Wadjda, Walking with Dinosaurs 3D, War Witch, Warm Bodies, The Way Way Back, We Are What We Are, We're the Millers, Welcome to the Jungle, Welcome to the Punch, What Maisie Knew
Volume W: Part 2-Z: White Bird in a Blizzard, White House Down, The Wilderness of James, Winter Rose, Winter's Tale, Wish You Well, The Wolf of Wall Street, The Wolverine, Wolves, Words with Gods, World War Z, The World's End, You Are Here, You Can't Win, You're Next, You're Not You, The Young and Prodigious Spivet, The Zero Theorem
Previous articleNews Shorts: January 11th 2013
Next articleReview: "Gangster Squad"
New "No Time To Die" Images & Details
Garth Franklin - Wednesday, January 22nd 2020 10:38 am
"Karate Kid" Becomes A Broadway Musical
Rosario Dawson To Lead HBO Max's "DMZ"
Garth Franklin - Wednesday, January 22nd 2020 9:35 am
Eichner To Play Drudge In "Impeachment"
Trailer: Taylor Swift In Netflix's "Miss Americana"
TV News: Falcon, Prince, Whiskey, Expanse
del Toro's "Nightmare Alley" Begins Filming
Quick News: Mission, Discs, Pieces, Zone
"Morbius" & "Shang-Chi" Casting Talk
Netflix Sets New Viewership Ratings Method
Netflix Plans Animated "Witcher" Movie
"M.O.D.O.K." TV Series Sets Its Voice Cast
"Dying Light 2" Game Delayed Indefinitely
R.I.P. Monty Python's Terry Jones
Bad Robot Develops "Justice League Dark" Films
Garth Franklin - Tuesday, January 21st 2020 7:13 pm
Weaving On Not Doing "Matrix 4" & Red Skull
Garth Franklin - Tuesday, January 21st 2020 11:13 am
David Leitch To Helm "Kung Fu" Remake
TV News: Drink, Epix, Who, Dispatches, Curb, Arrow
"Altered Carbon" S2 Set For Feb 27th
Garth Franklin - Tuesday, January 21st 2020 9:37 am
Netflix Set For Bradley Cooper's Bernstein Film
New Trailer: Alison Brie Is "Horse Girl"
Dwayne Johnson's "Red Notice" Starts Filming
Final Trailer: "The Rhythm Section"
New Clips From "Picard," "Locke & Key"
DH Mobile
© 1997-2020, Dark Futures Pty. Limited. All Rights Reserved.
Turn Off Google Personal Advertisements
Turning this off will disable Google and its technology partners from collecting data and using cookies for advertisements personalization and measurement on this website, and will opt you out of personalized advertisements delivered from Google on this website.


text:
Private Function
Call The Woodland Kitchen: 01789 730703 or Email: Click Here
"Just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to you all for the fabulous finger buffet you supplied for us... it was all delicious and beautifully presented. Thank you also for sorting out the gluten free food at such short notice - that went down a treat too. We had a great time! "
Sarah - Corporate buffet, Warwickshire - 21/12/2020
"Well done. 5 star rating, very much enjoyed. "
Joe - Woodland Sunday Roast Delivery, Stratford upon Avon - 20/10/2020
"Honestly? That was the BEST Sunday lunch we've had by far! ...phenomenal. The best we have had anywhere in the country. 10/10 in every aspect. "
Roz - Woodland Sunday Roast Delivery, Warwickshire - 13/10/2020
"Just to say how much we enjoyed our Sunday night dinner. What a treat and so generous with the gorgeous beef. Enough for a sandwich tomorrow. Well done! "
Pam - Woodland Sunday Roast Delivery, Sherbourne - 05/10/2020
"Just wanted to say a big thank you to The Woodland Kitchen for preparing, cooking and serving lunch at my wife's 70th birthday party. Everyone that was involved in providing our lunch were so efficient, caring and professional. Thanks to Cath, Romeo, Stuart and of course Mark, the food was wonderful, a treat to be repeated. "
Valued Client - Three course sit down meal, Stratford upon Avon - 17/09/2020
"We had a lovely lunch with the family on Saturday, the weather was fine, and the food was delicious . "It was amazing that tagine" was the verdict, so a big thank you for your part in making this a very happy day. "
Jill - Hearty home cooked meal with canapés, Bearley - 14/09/2020
"Your catering services were excellent. The food was lovely (and plentiful!) and the girls brilliant. The organisation was superb (including your hand-holding!). Thank you so much and say thank you to Mark too. Just fantastic. "
Frances - Cold buffet, with waiting service, Stratford upon Avon - 10/09/2020
"Just wanted to pass on our thanks once again to Mark and the team for doing an absolutely first class job last night. The food was delicious, service exceptional and friendliness… off the chart. So glad it all worked out and would definitely recommend WK to all our friends. "
Julie - Three course, sit down meal, Leamington Spa - 08/09/2020
"Many, many thanks to you, Romeo and Tracy for putting on an amazing evening for me and my friends. It went like clockwork and the food and service was excellent. We were all complimentary about it. Bowl food was a great idea for the evening. Thank you also for leaving the kitchen spotless - I was just so pleased I'd cleaned the oven a few days before! "
Gloria - Bowl food menu, Warwickshire - 01/09/2020
"Many thanks for the lamb this week. Truly spectacular. As was the deli-box (especially the beef)! "
Richard - Woodland Wednesdays Delivery, Warwickshire - 21/08/2020
"Just wanted to drop you a note to thank you for the wonderful food you provided us with yesterday... the hostess was hugely impressed with your operation. All guests commented on how delicious the food was. A perfect stress free dinner party. Thank you. "
Alix - Bowl food menu (self service), Warwickshire - 19/08/2020
"I just wanted to say how much we all enjoyed everything last night... one hopes everyone will be happy - they certainly were, very much so, and it felt like a really special occasion which is what we wanted. So a huge thank you! "
Sue - Bowl food menu (self service), Warwickshire - 19/08/2020
"We just wanted to say how good the meal was last week. The portions were just the right size and it was all delicious. "
Elizabeth - Woodland Wednesdays Delivery, Bearley - 06/08/2020
"I just wanted to say a big thank you to Mark and Kelly for Saturday night. We all had a fantastic time and the food was delicious. "
Ben - Three course sit down meal, Stratford upon Avon - 03/08/2020
"Just wanted to say a big thank you for a really lovely meal last night. Generous portions, so, so tasty and a very good price too! We will certainly be eating with you again. Also big thanks to your very friendly delivery driver. "
Carol - Woodland Wednesdays Delivery, Wilmcote - 25/06/2020
"Was a great success on Saturday and thank you all, especially Mark of course, for a perfect meal... thank you all again, brilliant staff, service and food! "
Susie - Three course sit down meal, Stratford upon Avon - 15/06/2020
"As a family, we were celebrating my wife's 40th birthday in lockdown. We were looking for a special meal to brighten the occasion, Woodland Kitchen were amazing, great service, fantastic food and overall a recommended service from us all! "
Gary and Jodie - Bespoke Woodland Wednesday Delivery, Stratford upon Avon - 11/06/2020
"Just wanted to let you know that my husband and son shared the tagine (veg and chicken) on Wednesday and he said it was exceptional! My husband doesn't usually like tagine as he's never eaten one that's been any good! He was raving about yours!! Thanks for making their dinner time on Wednesday great! "
Rebecca - Woodland Wednesdays Delivery, Warwickshire - 11/05/2020
"Thanks Mark, just had my lamb tajine with couscous - DELICIOUS!!! A real treat in this lockdown. "
Gail - Woodland Wednesdays Delivery, Knowle - 07/05/2020
"Thank you so much for sending the Chocolate Tart - it was delicious. So rich! The lasagne, garlic bread and salad were also excellent. So nice to have a good meal without having to do any cooking. Keep up the good work. "
Jane - Woodland Wednesdays Delivery, Warwickshire - 30/04/2020
The Woodland Kitchen Is Among The Great Taste Winners of 2020
The Woodland Kitchen has national WOW! Factor in 2011 Great Taste Award
The Woodland Kitchen, Gorse Farm, Snitterfield Road, Bearley, Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire CV37 0EX


Fotodiox 52mm Macro Reverse Ring Camera Mount Adapter for using Nikon SLR Camera and lens with 52mm filter thread by Fotodiox Inc.
Product prices and availability are accurate as of 2019-04-19 01:09:44 BST and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on http://www.amazon.com/ at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.
T.A.B. - Cameras are proud to stock the brilliant Fotodiox 52mm Macro Reverse Ring Camera Mount Adapter for using Nikon SLR Camera and lens with 52mm filter thread.
With so many on offer these days, it is great to have a brand you can trust. The Fotodiox 52mm Macro Reverse Ring Camera Mount Adapter for using Nikon SLR Camera and lens with 52mm filter thread is certainly that and will be a great buy.
For this price, the Fotodiox 52mm Macro Reverse Ring Camera Mount Adapter for using Nikon SLR Camera and lens with 52mm filter thread comes widely respected and is always a regular choice for many people. Fotodiox Inc. have included some great touches and this equals great value for money.
The Nikon reversing ring allows you to mount a 52mm front threaded lens in reverse on the camera body with Nikon mount. Reversing the lens greatly increases the macro reproduction capabilities.