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Radiesse® is an FDA approved product that re-contours, rejuvenates, volumizes and restores the face. Nasolabial folds, depressed scars, chin grooves, and cheek hollows can all be enhanced. It can also be used in other areas of the body, such as the hands. Using a small needle, the dermal filler is injected into that skin that requires treatment.
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Radiesse® contains microspheres of calcium hydroxyapatite (calcium and phosphate ions) that are combined with a hydrogel. The body recognizes the material as safe since the primary components are present in the body naturally. Radiesse will remain soft and pliable, taking on the characteristics of the surrounding tissue.
Bruising. Taking herbals, aspirin or similar medications increases this risk.
Redness/swelling.
Pain. To reduce discomfort, an anesthetic cream is applied to the treatment area. In addition, there is anesthetic mixed in with the Radiesse.
Bumps. Radiesse can infrequently cause bumps that resolve within several months.
Vascular occlusion. Though unlikely, it is possible for the needle to be placed through a blood vessel, which could impair circulation to nearby sites.
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Normal activites can be resumed immediately after treatment. Slight discomfort after the procedure can be controlled with ice. There is mild swelling, which disappears in 24 to 36 hours. Minimal bruising may occur, but can be covered with makeup.
When will I see results from a Radiesse® treatment?
Improvement can be seen immediately, but can take two weeks for full effect, which can last a year or longer. It can be used alone or with other procedures such as laser rejuvenation, chemical peels and botulinum neuromodulators (i.e. Botox®) to enhance these results.
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Meet Kerry & Lisa: Founders of Amly Botanicals
By Zoe Greenwood, May 22 2020
Backed with knowledge in homoeopathy and holistic health, along with a huge passion for natural ingredients, Kerry Moore and Lisa O'Connor founded Amly Botanicals to provide organic beauty range that leaves the skin feeling nourished and fresh.
A key element of the Amly products is silver-rich spring water which is known for it's healing properties, along with the anti-bacterial and anti-microbial properties. This enables the brand to create effective, clean and protective skin products.
Tell us a bit about Amly Botanicals – what was your inspiration behind it?
I would say as with many things it was something that naturally evolved. I am a holistic practitioner, having had my own practice for over 15 years. My interest in wellbeing extending to what we eat and also what we use on our bodies in the way of skincare, body products etc.
Lisa who has a background in fine art & I have been friends for 20 years & have a shared interest in wellbeing, her family moving to an organic farm in Sussex where they have converted the farm buildings into eco holiday homes, maintain the ancient wildflower meadows and woodlands and hold regular foraging courses. With a desire to keep things as pure as possible they had a dowser search for a water source & after having it tested discovered not only was it incredibly pure due to the depth and bedrock but, it was rich in both minerals & naturally occurring silver. This prompted us to use our combined knowledge to create a range of facial waters – hello Amly!
Your bottles and packaging is so beautiful, does it also protect the plant-based bioactive?
Thank you! We want our products to reach our customers with the same potency with which they were created. To ensure this we use violet glass to preserve the bio-energy of the precious ingredients by blocking the complete spectrum of visible light with the exception of the violet part.
Research carried out with beekeepers analysed the quality of honey preserved in violet glass, specifically the active ingredient that inhibits the growth of seeds, and the aroma in honey. It concluded that the honey stored in violet glass not only doesn't break down its ingredients but actually conserves & enlivens the taste, smell, colour, structure and enzymes.
The organic and natural beauty industry changes every day. What do you think it'll be like in the future?
I think as is the case with a lot of innovation it is the small independent brands that create new movements, it has been no exception in the beauty/wellbeing industry where founders created brands out of their own desire to have clean, natural/organic products available. The bigger brands have had to follow due to customer demand and I think this will continue – possibly until this is the new normal.
What's the biggest challenge you've faced since launching?
There have been a few! It is a rollercoaster creating a brand & even more difficult growing it – especially when you are up against bigger companies with great wealth. I would say each day presents new challenges and you just deal with them as they arise.
Name a woman in business that you truly admire – and why?
Molly Mahon is a leading textile artist with a contagious passion for her craft and life in general. She has a seemingly limitless abundance of energy and her business flourishes in the most delightfully organic way.
What advice would you give to women who intend to launch beauty or wellness products?
Don't overthink things, just give it a go. It can feel like you have to have everything right at the beginning but it never is, you learn and adapt as you go along. Make a start and be flexible along the way.
What's the most important step in a holistic skincare routine?
Rituals are at the heart of AMLY due to my background in holistic wellbeing. I feel self-care is vital for our wellbeing and skincare rituals are an everyday way to spend some time paying attention to our selves and how we are feeling. It is also a chance to use the power of touch to treat ourselves gently. This is the most vital part of our routine, using products to nourish and repair, without ingredients that can harm is the next step. The aromatherapeutic properties enhance our rituals and textures that enhance our experience.
How do you think the term 'organic' has changed in the past decade?
I think there has been a lot of misuse of this term. Organic is a statement about how something is grown and its traceability. It's not a statement about the quality of the ingredient produced, its activity, efficacy or performance. It's not a statement about an ingredients carbon footprint or the miles it has travelled to be incorporated into the bottle.
We decided early on that we would not limit ourselves to the organic label, for the reasons above but also as we choose our ingredients for the quality and in many cases, this may be a small grower that has the best but for whatever reason hasn't got organic certification- quite often due to the costs or where they are located. I think people now understand the intricacies much better now.
How do you switch off at the end of the day?
I am not sure I do switch off! Things pop into my head all the time, so I try to make a note then leave until the next day. I cook for the family so that signals the end of the day and then I usually take our dog, Bear, for his evening walk, we live in the beautiful countryside so that always grounds me.
What makes you feel powerfully beautiful?
I think healthy, radiant, glowing skin. It is really liberating not having to wear makeup, allowing our natural beauty to shine through.
Zoe Greenwood
After graduating from Brunel University with a degree in Journalism, Zoe has since gone on to become LeSalon's marketing executive where she oversees and produces content for the blog and social platforms, covering online interviews with female entrepreneurs, beauty tips and trending news.
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Robert Burley photographed the demolition of Kodak's factories in 2007 with his 4×5 camera.
A fitting tribute to film. You can see his photos on the decline of film in his book, The Disappearance of Darkness.


His Excellency Jassim Saif Ahmed Al-Sulaiti, Minister of Transport and Communications, has approved the amendment of the network rollout and coverage obligations of Ooredoo and Vodafone Qatar licenses, for the provision of public mobile telecommunications networks and services. The amendments adopted unified obligations for both companies related to the Second Generation (2G), Third Generation (3G) and Forth Generation (4G) networks, that is in accordance with the amendments of the Annexure (G), of the network rollout and coverage obligations of both companies licenses related to public mobile telecommunications networks and services.
Also, the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has issued decisions to grant the radio spectrum licenses to both companies for the deployment of the Fifth Generation (5G) commercial networks in Qatar as of the beginning of January 2019. In addition to that, CRA has unified all prior existing radio spectrum licenses and replaced it with a single document "Radio Spectrum License" that includes harmonized terms and conditions for both companies. In the mentioned radio spectrum licenses, CRA has initially assigned to each company 100 MHz within the 3500 - 3800 MHz frequency band for the commercial deployment of 5G networks.
Under the radio spectrum licenses, the two companies will be committed to rollout the 5G networks before the end of 2020 in all densely populated areas, all primary roads and highways as well as all venues associated with FIFFA 2022 World Cup including stadiums and fan zones.
"Unifying the obligations of telecommunications companies for the 2G, 3G and 4G networks is a very important step towards the development of a sustainable and fair competition in the telecom market in Qatar. This will benefit the sector and consumers at the same time, as the companies are keen to provide competitive, innovative and high quality services, and that will contribute to the development of the Information and Communications (ICT) sector in the State of Qatar," said H.E. Jassim Saif Ahmed Al-Sulaiti, Minister of Transport and Communications.
"CRA was keen to facilitate the introduction of 5G technology to the State of Qatar, and to assign the necessary frequencies to telecommunications companies in Qatar. Qatar will be one of the first countries in the world to launch 5G commercial services, which undoubtedly will contribute to the achievement of Qatar National Vision 2030 goals by ensuring the sustainable development of the ICT sector. On behalf of the CRA, I would like to thank all stakeholders and telecommunications companies for their cooperation and efforts to contribute to the development of the sector," said His Excellency Mohammed Ali Al-Mannai, President of CRA.


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By Sarah Lindig
—Hillary Clinton is slated to outline her economic agenda in an important speech on Monday. The framework she offers will likely expand on points previously introduced, but in a way that will set the tone for her entire campaign. (Bloomberg)
—The image of a 9-year-old Filipino boy doing homework in the street outside a McDonald's went viral earlier this month, prompting an unanticipated outpouring of donations from around the world. (TIME)
—One Kentucky county clerk is still refusing to issues marriage licenses to same-sex couples, despite the Supreme Court's recent ruling on the matter and Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear's ultimatum that requires clerk to issue licenses or be fired. (Talking Points Memo)
—Today is Free Slurpee Day at 7-11! The convenience store is celebrating its 88th birthday by giving away free small Slurpees all day (Which flavor combo will you choose?), then continuing the freebies all week long with 7Rewards Week. (IB Times)
—Following recent turmoil over limits of free speech and excessive censorship on Reddit.com, Ellen Pao has resigned as acting CEO of the site. (Reuters)
—To the shock of many reviewers who got a first look at Harper Lee's much-anticipated novel, "Go Set a Watchman," the beloved Atticus Finch is revealed to have a dark side beyond the moral, honorable, principled character that inspired so many in Lee's original novel, "To Kill a Mockingbird." (NY Times)
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Fox considering more 24, but without Jack Bauer!
Most heroes, after saving the town/country/world, get to ride off into the sunset for one last time, and Kiefer Sutherland's iconic CTU agent Jack Bauer got that exact same fate. But that was at the end of 24's sixth season, and the multiple-Emmy Award winning drama then stuck around for another two seasons on TV after that. Four years and a botched feature film later and 2014's 12-episode limited-series, 24: Live Another Day was supposed to be his last big hurrah, but in the end [SPOILER ALERT] Jack was taken into custody by the Russian government probably to be tossed in a deep dark hole somewhere in Siberia for all the trouble he caused them previously.
Now Sutherland has stated publicly in the past that he's done with the role that he's played since 2001, so this doesn't look like Fox just trying random ideas again, but rather more like the network granting their star his wish, while still looking at ways to capitalize on a hot property. And 24 is indeed still hot, as Live Another Day, despite being the first time the characters had been on-screen in nearly half a decade, brought in critical acclaim alongside its finale topping the ratings of the show's last regular season capper in 2010.
So who would a Jack Bauer-less 24 even star? Well, Fox TV Group chairman Dana Walden says that we should "look at everyone that surrounded Kiefer in [Live Another Day]". That immediately brings to mind Yvonne Strahovski's redeemed CIA Agent Kate Morgan, who fans warmly welcomed. Another possibility is the series' perennial black sheep Tony Almedia (Carlos Bernard). In 24: Solitary, the short film found on Live Another Day's Blu Ray release, we find that [SPOILER ALERT] the one-time head of CTU has been sentenced to life in solitary confinement for all the really bad stuff he got up to in season 7. During a hearing for allowing him back into the prison's general population in return for him snitching on his terrorist compatriots, he explains that he switched from good to bad all because he lost his way after his wife Michelle died. However he's denied his gen-pop request by a Department of Justice representative who then gets violently strangled by Tony for her troubles, before being rescued by some prison guards.
However, at the film's conclusion it's revealed that it was all just a ploy and the mysterious "DOJ rep" has slipped Tony some very detailed plans on how to escape solitary at a very specific time. Could it be that Fox is perhaps setting up this next installment to see Tony getting some redemption by teaming up with Kate to rescue Jack from whatever Russian gulag he is inevitably being tortured in? A third act addition of a broken, beaten down Jack Bauer would certainly be a good way to bring Sutherland back into the fray.
Whatever happens to bring Bauer back, or even if he doesn't come back at all in this installment, Walden makes pains to point out that it's merely "this installment" that would be without Sutherland. They could still bring him back full-time if another installment should happen after this one.
Personally, as much I've loved the show and the character over the years, I think it's time for Jack Bauer to finally hang it up once and for all. Have Tony and Kate rescue him and then give him his proper ride into the sunset of have him go down in a heroic death – which actually seems far likelier and fitting when you look at what the character has been through.
What do you guys think? Is it time for Bauer to be put out to pasture, or do you want him opening sockets and whisper-shouting at people over the phone forever?


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Florida Court Reverses Revocation of Probation for Failure to Pay Court Costs
March 5, 2019 | by Hanlon Law, PA
In some cases, rather than sentence a person convicted of a crime to imprisonment, a court will impose probation. A probation sentence typically includes conditions that the defendant must abide by. If a defendant fails to comply with the terms of his or her probation, probation may be revoked and a stricter sentence may be imposed.
As set forth in a case recently decided by a Florida appellate court, however, not all probation violations are grounds for revocation. If you live in Sarasota and are facing criminal charges, it is prudent to consult a seasoned Sarasota criminal defense attorney to assist you in formulating a defense.
Terms of the Defendant's Probation
The defendant was convicted of welfare fraud and sentenced to probation. There were several conditions to her probation, including the conditions that she "will pay" court costs and that she "may perform" community service in lieu of paying court costs. The defendant did not pay the court costs or perform community service. Consequently, the State moved for a revocation of probation. During the revocation proceeding, the court did not assess whether the defendant had the ability to pay the court costs, but found that the defendant had the ability to perform community service. Thus, the court revoked her probation. The defendant then appealed the revocation of her probation.
Grounds for Revocation of Probation
Under Florida law, to revoke probation a trial court must find that a defendant substantially violated a condition of probation. Further, it must be shown that the violation was willful. In cases where the alleged violation is the failure to pay a monetary obligation, to show the defendant's failure to pay was willful, the court must first find that the defendant possessed the ability to pay. In the subject case, as the trial court declined to make a determination as to the defendant's ability to pay, the court could not affirm the revocation of probation due to the failure to pay court costs.
The court also declined to affirm the revocation due to the defendant's failure to perform community service. The court stated that while the language stating the defendant "will" pay court costs meant that such payment was required, the language stating she "may" perform community service in lieu of payment was permissive. While the defendant had the alternative to perform community service, she chose not to do so. As such, the court found that the obligation to pay court costs remained in place, and the defendant's probation could not be revoked unless the trial court found that she had the ability to pay. Therefore, the court reversed the revocation of probation and remanded the case to determine the defendant's ability to pay court costs.
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Confidence lies at the heart of civilization. Everything about an economy, a society, an organization or a team depends on it. Every investment and decision we make is based on whether we can trust ourselves, and others, to accomplish what has been promised. Confidence determines whether our steps are tiny and tentative or big and bold. Using company case studies of over 1000 companies, Rosabeth Moss Kanter identifies the patterns distinguishing the dynamics of failure and success in a variety of different arenas ranging from private organizations and businesses to high schools and governments.
You're looking for a youth pastor. Again. What goes wrong? Why do youth ministries crumble? And what is the cost to students, parents, volunteers and church staff? Is a sustainable youth ministry possible, even after a youth pastor leaves? Youth ministry expert Mark DeVries knows the answer is yes, because he helps build sustainable youth ministries through his coaching service called Youth Ministry Architects. So take heart; No matter what state the youth ministry at your church is in-in need of a leader and volunteers, full of battles and stress, large or small in number-it can be built to survive and to last for the long haul. Based on his own experience and on his many conversations and interviews with churches in crisis, DeVries pinpoints problems that cause division and burnout and dispels strongly held myths. He then provides the practical tools and structures pastors and church leaders need to lay a strong foundation for your ministry so that it isn't built on a person or the latest, greatest student ministry trend. His accessible guidance helps senior pastors and search committees create a realistic job description for a youth pastor provides tips for making wise hiring decisions equips youth pastors to build a strong volunteer team offers creative solutions to help youth pastors set and keep boundaries gives a road map for navigating church politics and more Building a sustainable youth ministry is not easy, and it's not quick. But with commitment to the process, hard work and DeVries's guidance, you can put together a healthy youth ministry-one that fits your church and lasts for the long haul. Youth ministry can last. Here's how.
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When Tom Brady entered the 2005 NFL season as lead quarterback for the New England Patriots, the defending Super Bowl champions, he was hailed as the best to ever play the position. And with good reason: he was the youngest quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl; the only quarterback in NFL history to win three Super Bowls before turning twenty-eight; the fourth player in history to win multiple Super Bowl MVP awards. He started the season with a 57–14 record, the best of any NFL quarterback since 1966. Award-winning sports journalist Charles P. Pierce's Moving the Chains explains how Brady reached the top of his profession and how he stays there. It is a study in highly honed skills, discipline, and making the most of good fortune, and is shot through with ironies—a sixth-round draft pick turned superstar leading a football dynasty that was once so bedraggled it had to play a home game in Birmingham, Alabama, because no stadium around Boston would have it. It is also about an ordinary man and an ordinary team becoming extraordinary. Pierce interviewed Brady's friends, family, coaches, and teammates. He interviewed Brady (notably for Sports Illustrated's 2005 Sportsman of the Year cover article). And then he got the one thing he needed to truly take Brady's measure: 2005 turned out to be the toughest Patriots season in five years.
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Leaf blowers. Garbage trucks. Hair dryers. Sirens. Rock Concerts. The world is a noisy place—and that can be a good thing. Within limits, your ears need sound as much as your lungs need air. But sounds that are too loud can hurt your ears. To protect against hearing loss, we have many medical devices to guard against loud noises.


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Cox pleased with determination as Clements' early strike sinks Newport County
Manager Paul Cox has hailed his players for the grit and determination they showed to overcome Newport County and make it back-to-back wins at One Call Stadium.
Midfielder Chris Clements netted what turned out to be the match-winning goal in just the second minute and the victory has lifted us up to ninth position in Sky Bet League Two.
"It was an excellent victory," said Cox. "They were some tired legs out there tonight and we called on a few [players] to go beyond what's expected of them again, so the boys battled well, it was a tough game and it was nice to keep a clean-sheet.
"We could have probably done more in the final third and we made a few wrong decisions in trying to get the second goal, but it's a good result against a good team.
"Newport are good at what they do. They're effective, they've got good players and I can't understand why they haven't won a game this season, because the way they played tonight, they put us under the cosh.
"But I'm just really pleased with our boys. There were a few probably 'running on empty' late on, so it's all credit to the boys – they've come through again."
Our boss continued: "[Six points from three games] is an excellent return, but we're not getting carried away.
"The bookmakers had us down for being relegation favourites at the beginning of the season and I think the boys have taken that personally and showed character a little bit of character and grit and determination.
"The boys have been absolutely tremendous and out of this world. The fans have done what I've called on them to do and they really got behind the boys tonight.
"There were some tired legs at the end of the game. It was physical, battling game and it didn't have the most fluent football played, but it's never easy when Newport and Mansfield come together.
"We showed loads of character, there was loads of plus points and the players are working hard for each other. Newport were a very different animal to Oxford, but we've came up trumps again – that's all I can keep asking."
Cox was also delighted for match-winning midfielder Chris Clements, who netted his first goal at One Call Stadium.
"It's nice for him and he's done well since he broke into the side," said Cox. "He's improving and developing consistency in his game and in his play and he's taking that into 90 minutes plus in a game scenario.
"Now he needs to build on the game's that he's played, because I think there's more to come from the kid."
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Mystery circles appear on the grass at County Hall that had everyone guessing for a while. I'm delighted to say that they are the first step towards my vision of wild flowers planted instead of just overly mowed grass at County Hall.
When I discovered what they were I was like a child that had been given free run of the sweety shop! I have been pushing for this, for about a year and told by previous Environment Cabinet holders that, as reasonable as the request seems, it could not be done. I even had senior officers taking a sharp intake of breath and say no, it's listed! I knew I had got a break through but imagined a small rectangular bed in a remote corner somewhere. This exceeded my dreams!
Well, showing the wonder of women power, this achievement is largely down to myself and 2 female officers just not accepting 'no' as a reasonable response. I cannot wait until we get planting. This probably seems a tiny achievement but it is a huge one in the face of bureaucracy!
Now thinking bug hotel and bee hives! Am I getting ahead of myself?


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CACTI (Community Architecture Committee for Trust and Identity) is a new advisory group to the Internet2 Vice President for Trust and Identity, Kevin Morooney. CACTI's 12 members are drawn from the Internet2 research and education community domestically and internationally. The intentional community cross-section is to help equip CACTI with a variety of perspectives, from the campus level to global inter-federation partners, as it provides input on trust and identity topics. It's this diversity of perspectives that will help offer better insight into what's next.
Trust and identity frameworks are no longer bounded by the campus and are more global than ever. Students, researchers, and faculty live and work in a context where the distance between collaborators and organizations is measured in milliseconds rather than miles, and trust needs to be wherever our community is.
Provide strategic architectural input to Internet2's trust and identity projects and activities.
Create and manage community working groups as needed in support of trust and identity goals, directions, projects and activities.
Manage and evolve community standards, e.g., schema, API contracts, MACE registry, etc., and the processes by which working groups operate and trust and identity documents are published. Coordinate and participate with external bodies in establishing such community standards. This body officially approves and adopts such standards and processes for Internet2 Trust and Identity.
Foster relationships and participate with other national and international activities sufficiently to maintain visibility into developments and trends that are important to R&E and to promote/advocate a coordinated approach to their implementation.
Broadly share information of relevance with the R&E community about current activities in trust, identity, and associated middleware.
Maintain public and timely proceedings of the group's activities and of the working groups it creates.
Engage as appropriate to help achieve education and outreach objectives for Internet2 trust and identity projects and activities.
The purposefully high-level duties allow CACTI broad involvement and has led our group to focus on familiarizing ourselves with the Internet2 working group landscape -- and we invite you to do the same. The working groups are a vibrant and highly collaborative community that routinely logs over 1,000 person hours of calls and face-to-face meetings every quarter. We hope that you will see a community that you can connect with.
Working groups are only one place CACTI draws from and would like to hear from you as well. If you have a topic, specific idea, theme, or direction that you are passionate about and think is important, we want to know. CACTI and its members can be reached by email at cacti-inquiry@internet2.edu or by connecting with a CACTI member. Many of us will be present at the Internet2 Technology Exchange in San Francisco (October 15-19, 2017) and look forward to connecting with you!


You are here: Home / All / Goodbye cot and hellooo big bed! A blog about transitioning from a cot to a bed.
One of the most common topics I get asked about is when is the best time to transition from a cot to a bed. I want to tell you about the "mistakes" I've seen in the past. Wait, lets not call them mistakes, lets call them mishaps. No wait, setbacks. Yes, setbacks. Because that's all they are really.
Disclaimer, if you have done one (or more) of them already, it's not the end of the world and you are not doomed to have a lifetime of no sleep. It is all completely fixable, so just breathe.
Setback 1: I'm having another baby and really don't want to buy a second cot so I will move first born into a bed.
Buy, steal, barter or borrow a second cot. Other options are places like Target or Ikea have very affordable cots, and they don't look too bad either. Or most of you will have friends with kids, one of them is bound to have a cot they aren't using stored in their garage. You might just need it to buy you another 6 months of extra time. You will need a new mattress for SIDS safety but this is not a big expense at all. Another note on this topic: It actually makes a lot of sense to keep your older child in the cot. Remember that you are going to be feeding early in the morning or late at night, and you will be able to get a little peace of mind knowing that they are safe in their cot rather than roaming the house causing mischief and general mayhem.
Setback 2: I am just seriously excited to buy a cool car bed and they are on sale now. Let me tell you, this is not a reason!!!! And this is only something a first time mother does. I know it's exciting, all the firsts with our children generally are. BUT.. don't rush it. It's totally not worth it. The smoothest transitions are with children that are ready, and not a minute before.
Setback 3: Ok, I've totally stuffed up. Is it regressing to go back into a cot? This is always a tough one for me to answer. The short answer is no. You can put them back in a cot until they are ready to go back into the bed. Chances are that they will actually be happier in their cot. They might even feel more secure and will start sleeping better. If your child is getting out of their bed and it is not safe, then definitely move them back. It won't last for long and then they will feel ready and know when to expect when you decide to move them back again.
So how do we know when they are ready?
Well I don't always like to base things on age because every child is so different but I know you mums would like a general time frame. So if you were to push me for an answer I would say that I like to make the move at about 2.5. But closer to the age 3 side than the age 2 side.
1. Is he/she sleeping through the night?
2. Do they understand what staying in bed actually means?
3. Do they have a solid routine beforehand ?
4. Is their room safe if they get out of bed? (e.g. are the bookshelves that could fall on them, are their stairs that they could fall down, are they near a kitchen etc).
What kind of bed should I use? Should I use a toddler bed?
To be honest, I just don't see the point. Children don't like change (I don't blame them, as adults we don't either!). So why make them change only to have to change again? I have never heard of a child being overwhelmed by the length of the bed. The change is from having the bars being taken off and them being able to get out of bed themselves, not that the new bed is actually longer than their cot.
But I just think the change is too big for my little one?
If you feel that they are ready for the move but that you don't want to move them straight to a bed, then just take one side of their cot off. Let them get used to that. And then move them to their big bed.
How do I stop them falling out of bed?
Honestly don't waste your money on an ugly bed rail. Rather spend a few dollars and buy a pool noodle and slip it on the edge, under the fitted sheet. Works a charm! If there are floor boards then maybe put a few cushions down too.
But will this stop them getting out of bed?
Um…. NO! You are putting too much faith in a pool noodle. It is just there to stop them rolling out in their sleep and falling on the floor. The truth is that there is no way to actually stop them getting out if that's want they want to do. That's why we need to think long and hard about the timing of it all.
My child does sleep well through the night but doesn't wind down very well. How do I help with this process when transitioning to a bed?
This is a really really common question. So here's the thing.. When we get into bed are we asleep straight as our heads hit the pillow? No! Even in our ridiculously exhausted state as mothers we still take a while. Maybe we watch a bit of TV, waste some time on Instagram, maybe even read a book and dare I suggest even talk to our husbands! Yet for some reason we expect our children to go to sleep straight away. They too need to wind down a little. And it is our job to help them out a little. Everyone knows that having a regular story time helps but here's some other tips to try.
Slumber Secret 1: No screens for a few hours before. That means no TV, no Ipad, no computer. Their little brains struggle to shut these images down so they are still flashing in their minds long after we have turned them off.
Slumber Secret 2: Make sure their room is tidy. This may shock you given most couldn't really give two hoots what kind of state their rooms are in. But it will help just to settle their minds.
Slumber Secret 3: End the day discussing something positive.
Slumber Secret 4: Routine Routine Routine!
What bed do I get? What mattress do I get? So much to choose from?
When it comes to choosing beds, if your child is a fairly anxious child or one who resists change then involve them in the selecting process. Take them to stores with you, have them look at sheets with you – include them! I generally advise mothers not to buy the car beds or the extravagant princess castle beds. Remember – this is a place for them to rest. How can we expect them to be calm when its just too tempting to play with a steering wheel or try on the attached princess crown. Before you go out and buy the ugly wooden plain bed, I'm not all doom and gloom, I don't mind a little colour and cuteness.
In terms of mattress, I believe you get what you pay for. I'm not saying the most expensive is always the best but just think about how long they sleep on these mattresses. Think about how many bouts of gastro it is going to see in its lifetime, how many sleepovers it will have and how many monkeys will jump on it at one time. They should be able to last 7-10 years so make sure you go for a top quality mattress. A brilliant mattress for your little one will play an undeniable role in allowing great quality sleep for years to come.
Beds: I just bought my girls new stunning beds from Adairs. But have a check out of Incy Interiors too. Absolutely magnificent beds.
Sheets: Kip and Co have gorgeous sheets for children (and adults!) which I am just about to buy. I am also lusting after a couple sets from Bramwell Designs. Both really funky.


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package com.intellij.roots;

import com.intellij.openapi.application.ApplicationManager;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.Module;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.StdModuleTypes;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.impl.ModuleEx;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.impl.scopes.LibraryScope;
import com.intellij.openapi.roots.*;
import com.intellij.openapi.roots.libraries.Library;
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.VirtualFile;
import com.intellij.psi.search.GlobalSearchScope;
import com.intellij.testFramework.ModuleTestCase;
import com.intellij.testFramework.PsiTestUtil;
import com.intellij.testFramework.fixtures.impl.LightTempDirTestFixtureImpl;
import com.intellij.util.PathsList;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collections;

/**
 * @author yole
 */
public class ModuleScopesTest extends ModuleTestCase {
  private LightTempDirTestFixtureImpl myFixture;

  @Override
  protected void setUp() throws Exception {
    super.setUp();
    myFixture = new LightTempDirTestFixtureImpl();
  }

  @Override
  protected void tearDown() throws Exception {
    super.tearDown();
    myFixture.deleteAll();
  }

  public void testBasics() throws Exception {
    Module moduleA = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    addDependentModule(moduleA, DependencyScope.COMPILE);
    addLibrary(moduleA, DependencyScope.COMPILE);

    VirtualFile classB = myFixture.createFile("b/Test.java", "public class Test { }");
    VirtualFile libraryClass = myFixture.createFile("lib/Test.class");

    assertFalse(moduleA.getModuleScope().contains(classB));
    assertFalse(moduleA.getModuleScope().contains(libraryClass));

    assertFalse(moduleA.getModuleWithLibrariesScope().contains(classB));
    assertTrue(moduleA.getModuleWithLibrariesScope().contains(libraryClass));

    assertTrue(moduleA.getModuleWithDependenciesScope().contains(classB));
    assertFalse(moduleA.getModuleWithDependenciesScope().contains(libraryClass));

    assertTrue(moduleA.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(true).contains(classB));
    assertTrue(moduleA.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(true).contains(libraryClass));

    assertTrue(moduleA.getModuleRuntimeScope(true).contains(classB));
    assertTrue(moduleA.getModuleRuntimeScope(true).contains(libraryClass));
  }

  public void testLibraryScope() throws IOException {
    VirtualFile libraryClass = myFixture.createFile("lib/classes/Test.class");
    VirtualFile librarySrc = myFixture.createFile("lib/src/Test.java", "public class Test { }");
    Library library = PsiTestUtil.addProjectLibrary(myModule, "my-lib", Collections.singletonList(libraryClass.getParent()),
                                                    Collections.singletonList(librarySrc.getParent()));
    LibraryScope scope = new LibraryScope(myProject, library);
    assertTrue(scope.contains(libraryClass));
    assertTrue(scope.contains(librarySrc));
  }

  public void testTestOnlyModuleDependency() throws Exception {
    Module moduleA = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    Module moduleB = addDependentModule(moduleA, DependencyScope.TEST);

    VirtualFile classB = myFixture.createFile("b/Test.java", "public class Test { }");
    assertTrue(moduleA.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(true).contains(classB));
    assertFalse(moduleA.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(false).contains(classB));
    assertFalse(moduleA.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(false).isSearchInModuleContent(moduleB));

    final VirtualFile[] compilationClasspath = getCompilationClasspath(moduleA);
    assertEquals(1, compilationClasspath.length);
    final VirtualFile[] productionCompilationClasspath = getProductionCompileClasspath(moduleA);
    assertEmpty(productionCompilationClasspath);

    final PathsList pathsList = OrderEnumerator.orderEntries(moduleA).recursively().getPathsList();
    assertEquals(1, pathsList.getPathList().size());
    final PathsList pathsListWithoutTests = OrderEnumerator.orderEntries(moduleA).productionOnly().recursively().getPathsList();
    assertEquals(0, pathsListWithoutTests.getPathList().size());
  }

  private Module addDependentModule(final Module moduleA, final DependencyScope scope) {
    return addDependentModule("b", moduleA, scope, false);
  }

  private Module addDependentModule(final String name, final Module moduleA,
                                    final DependencyScope scope,
                                    final boolean exported) {
    final Module moduleB = createModule(name + ".iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);

    ApplicationManager.getApplication().runWriteAction(() -> {
      VirtualFile rootB = myFixture.findOrCreateDir(name);
      VirtualFile outB = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("out");

      ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(moduleA, moduleB, scope, exported);

      PsiTestUtil.addSourceRoot(moduleB, rootB);
      PsiTestUtil.setCompilerOutputPath(moduleB, outB.getUrl(), false);
    });

    return moduleB;
  }

  public void testModuleTwiceInDependents() throws IOException {
    Module m = createModule("m.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    Module a = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    Module b = createModule("b.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    Module c = createModule("c.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);

    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(a, m, DependencyScope.COMPILE, false);
    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(b, m, DependencyScope.COMPILE, true);
    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(a, b, DependencyScope.COMPILE, true);
    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(c, a, DependencyScope.COMPILE, true);

    VirtualFile root = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("c");
    PsiTestUtil.addSourceContentToRoots(c, root);
    VirtualFile file = root.createChildData(this, "x.txt");

    GlobalSearchScope deps = m.getModuleWithDependentsScope();
    assertTrue(deps.contains(file));
  }

  public void testModuleContentWithDependenciesScopeRootOrdering() throws IOException {
    Module m = createModule("m.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    Module a = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    Module b = createModule("b.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    Module c = createModule("c.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);

    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(b, m, DependencyScope.COMPILE, true);
    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(a, b, DependencyScope.COMPILE, true);
    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(a, m, DependencyScope.COMPILE, true);
    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addDependency(c, a, DependencyScope.COMPILE, true);

    VirtualFile mRoot = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("m");
    PsiTestUtil.addSourceContentToRoots(m, mRoot);
    VirtualFile aRoot = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("a");
    PsiTestUtil.addSourceContentToRoots(a, aRoot);
    VirtualFile bRoot = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("b");
    PsiTestUtil.addSourceContentToRoots(b, bRoot);
    VirtualFile cRoot = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("c");
    PsiTestUtil.addSourceContentToRoots(c, cRoot);
    VirtualFile file = cRoot.createChildData(this, "x.txt");

    GlobalSearchScope deps = c.getModuleContentWithDependenciesScope();
    assertTrue(deps.contains(file));

    assertTrue(deps.compare(mRoot, aRoot) < 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(mRoot, bRoot) < 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(mRoot, cRoot) < 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(bRoot, aRoot) < 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(bRoot, cRoot) < 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(aRoot, cRoot) < 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(cRoot, mRoot) > 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(cRoot, aRoot) > 0);
    assertTrue(deps.compare(cRoot, bRoot) > 0);
    assertEquals(0, deps.compare(cRoot, cRoot));
  }

  public void testTestOnlyLibraryDependency() throws IOException {
    Module m = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    addLibrary(m, DependencyScope.TEST);
    VirtualFile libraryClass = myFixture.createFile("lib/Test.class");

    assertTrue(m.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(true).contains(libraryClass));
    assertFalse(m.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(false).contains(libraryClass));

    final VirtualFile[] compilationClasspath = getCompilationClasspath(m);
    assertEquals(1, compilationClasspath.length);
    final VirtualFile[] productionCompilationClasspath = getProductionCompileClasspath(m);
    assertEmpty(productionCompilationClasspath);
  }

  public void testRuntimeModuleDependency() throws IOException {
    Module moduleA = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    addDependentModule(moduleA, DependencyScope.RUNTIME);
    final VirtualFile[] runtimeClasspath = getRuntimeClasspath(moduleA);
    assertEquals(1, runtimeClasspath.length);
    final VirtualFile[] compilationClasspath = getCompilationClasspath(moduleA);
    assertEquals(1, compilationClasspath.length);
    VirtualFile[] production = getProductionCompileClasspath(moduleA);
    assertEmpty(production);
  }

  public void testRuntimeLibraryDependency() throws IOException {
    Module m = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    VirtualFile libraryRoot = addLibrary(m, DependencyScope.RUNTIME);

    final VirtualFile[] runtimeClasspath = getRuntimeClasspath(m);
    assertOrderedEquals(runtimeClasspath, libraryRoot);

    final VirtualFile[] compilationClasspath = getCompilationClasspath(m);
    assertEquals(1, compilationClasspath.length);
    VirtualFile[] production = getProductionCompileClasspath(m);
    assertEmpty(production);

    VirtualFile libraryClass = myFixture.createFile("lib/Test.class");
    assertFalse(m.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(true).contains(libraryClass));
    assertFalse(m.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(false).contains(libraryClass));

    assertTrue(m.getModuleRuntimeScope(true).contains(libraryClass));
    assertTrue(m.getModuleRuntimeScope(false).contains(libraryClass));
  }

  public void testProvidedModuleDependency() throws IOException {
    Module moduleA = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    addDependentModule(moduleA, DependencyScope.PROVIDED);
    VirtualFile[] runtimeClasspath = getRuntimeClasspath(moduleA);
    assertEmpty(runtimeClasspath);
    final VirtualFile[] compilationClasspath = getCompilationClasspath(moduleA);
    assertEquals(1, compilationClasspath.length);
  }

  public void testProvidedLibraryDependency() throws IOException {
    Module m = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    VirtualFile libraryRoot = addLibrary(m, DependencyScope.PROVIDED);

    final VirtualFile[] runtimeClasspath = getRuntimeClasspath(m);
    assertEmpty(runtimeClasspath);

    final VirtualFile[] compilationClasspath = getCompilationClasspath(m);
    assertOrderedEquals(compilationClasspath, libraryRoot);

    VirtualFile libraryClass = myFixture.createFile("lib/Test.class");
    assertTrue(m.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(true).contains(libraryClass));
    assertTrue(m.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(false).contains(libraryClass));

    assertTrue(m.getModuleRuntimeScope(true).contains(libraryClass));
    assertTrue(m.getModuleRuntimeScope(false).contains(libraryClass));
  }

  private static VirtualFile[] getRuntimeClasspath(Module m) {
    return ModuleRootManager.getInstance(m).orderEntries().productionOnly().runtimeOnly().recursively().getClassesRoots();
  }

  private static VirtualFile[] getProductionCompileClasspath(Module moduleA) {
    return ModuleRootManager.getInstance(moduleA).orderEntries().productionOnly().compileOnly().recursively().exportedOnly()
      .getClassesRoots();
  }

  private static VirtualFile[] getCompilationClasspath(Module m) {
    return ModuleRootManager.getInstance(m).orderEntries().recursively().exportedOnly().getClassesRoots();
  }

  private VirtualFile addLibrary(final Module m, final DependencyScope scope) {
    final VirtualFile libraryRoot = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("lib");

    ModuleRootModificationUtil.addModuleLibrary(m, "l", Collections.singletonList(libraryRoot.getUrl()),
                                                Collections.<String>emptyList(), scope);
    return libraryRoot;
  }

  public void testLibUnderModuleContent() throws IOException {
    VirtualFile lib = myFixture.findOrCreateDir("lib");
    PsiTestUtil.addContentRoot(myModule, lib);

    VirtualFile file = lib.createChildData(this, "a.txt");
    addLibrary(myModule, DependencyScope.COMPILE);
    assertTrue(myModule.getModuleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(false).contains(file));
  }

  public void testScopeEquality() {
    Module module = createModule("a.iml", StdModuleTypes.JAVA);
    addDependentModule(module, DependencyScope.COMPILE);
    addLibrary(module, DependencyScope.COMPILE);

    GlobalSearchScope deps = module.getModuleWithDependentsScope();
    GlobalSearchScope depsTests = module.getModuleTestsWithDependentsScope();

    assertFalse(deps.equals(depsTests));
    assertFalse(depsTests.equals(deps));

    ((ModuleEx)module).clearScopesCache();

    GlobalSearchScope deps2 = module.getModuleWithDependentsScope();
    GlobalSearchScope depsTests2 = module.getModuleTestsWithDependentsScope();

    assertFalse(deps2.equals(depsTests2));
    assertFalse(depsTests2.equals(deps2));
    assertNotSame(deps, deps2);
    assertNotSame(depsTests, depsTests2);
    assertEquals(deps, deps2);
    assertEquals(depsTests, depsTests2);
  }
}

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BICC brief 49 "Smart Technology in SALW Control–Civilian Protection, the UN-PoA, and Transfer Control (SmartCon)", edited by Michael Ashkenazi, Elvan Isikozlu and Marc Kösling, contains the majority of papers presented at the SmartCon 2013 in Berlin, sponsored by the German Federal Foreign Office in June 2013.
The first two papers present the underlying imperative for the use of smart weapon technologies. Atwood's paper (p. 9) presents some of the findings about the abuse of SALW worldwide and the effects on human populations. Vranckx's paper (p. 18) demonstrates the need for better transfer control and PSSM through the example of a case study of weapons seized in Colombia.
Two papers, by Ashkenazi (p. 26) and by Greene (p. 34), look at the technical and economic aspects of smart weapon technologies. Ashkenazi argues that technical developments in the future are likely to bring about an industry that is more consumer than producer driven, as the industry is now. Greene shows how smart weapon technology interfaces with political and other factors, and has the potential to effect changes in some of the areas of SALW control.
Kalbusch and Johnson-Thomas, while generally supportive of the idea of smart weapon technology in arms control, also note and document the difficulties of implementing the technology in Africa. Kalbusch's paper (p. 41) emphasizes the need for more training and implementation of simple technologies and basic practices of PSSM, which are often very weak in African states. Johnson-Thomas (p. 49) shows how, in the absence of better tracing technologies, states are able to use purchased arms in ways that contravene UN agreements and protocols, and suggests that for some of these ills, smart weapon technologies could be a solution.
Winbäck's and McCarthy's papers both address the political and the diplomatic facets of the smart technologies issue. Winbäck, a parliamentarian, casts light on the need for parliamentary work to ensure that smart weapon technologies are accepted at the national legal level, and shows the kinds of impediments and limits to such introduction (p. 53). McCarthy (p. 58) discusses the difficulties of incorporating smart weapon technologies into international discourse dominated by agreements that have not considered the use of these new technologies.


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Bartlesville Police Identify Fugitive Who Shot Himself At Shopping Center
Friday, March 13th 2015, 9:22 AM CDT
by Dee Duren
BARTLESVILLE, Oklahoma - Bartlesville Police released the identity of the man who shot and killed himself Thursday night during a traffic stop. William David Parks Jr., 36, was a passenger in a car pulled over in the Eastland Shopping Center.
Police say he shot himself in the head as officers tried to talk him out of the vehicle. They found a firearm and illegal drugs inside, according to a news release.
Parks was wanted in Osage County for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and three counts of feloniously pointing a firearm, records show. The U.S. Marshal's Fugitive Task Force was trying to take him into custody.
"Law Enforcement had information that Parks was armed and had made statements about taking his own life if caught," said Captain Jay Hastings.
3/13/201 Related Story: Police: Wanted Man Shoots Self In Parking Lot Of Bartlesville Shopping Center?
"Officers were concerned with the public's safety during the search for Parks and every attempt was made to take him into custody in a safe area. Once the suspect became mobile in a vehicle the officers' choices became limited."
After the traffic stop, police served a search warrant at a motel in the 2300 block of SE Washington where Parks had been staying. They found illegal drugs and a 3-month-old child in the room.
Two people in the motel room were arrested. Fredrick Allen Reese and Sadie Diane Patterson - both of Pawhuska - were arrested on drug and child endangerment complaints.
Police also arrested the driver of the car Parks was riding in at the time of his death. Jennie Mae Dilley, 29, was arrested for drug possession and child endangerment, Hastings said.
Washington County Sheriff's Office deputies assisted in the arrest.


I am probably the worst person to ask about packing. I literally pack everything but the kitchen sink and the pets! One day I swear I am going to learn how to be a light packer, but for now…not happening! I can think of every possible scenario where I will say "well we might need this" or "what if it rains" or "what if one of us get the sniffles" (I pack about 20 different kinds of meds just in case one of us sneezes)!
Over the past few years, so many people have messaged me about what to pack so I put together a list! It's LONG but I think I may have covered everything!
Formal night~ Formal night on a Disney cruise is totally optional. You will see people in gowns and a tux or just shorts and a t-shirt. We love to dress up and its our chance to get some family portraits done for the house. Typically on a 7-night sailing there is 1 formal night and 1 semi-formal night. We dress in gowns, suits (jacket, tie, etc) on formal night and on semi-formal the boys wear dress pants, shirt and tie. Us ladies wear a gown but we go down a scale from formal night. I always use a clutch to match my gown as well.
Casual night~ the remaining nights are cruise casual. This can be anything but a swimsuit. Shorts and tops, a sundress or capris for the ladies.
Pirate night~ Pirate night is awesome when you join in on the fun and dress up! Some cruises we dress in our best pirate attire and other sailings I make some homemade pirate t-shirts for the family. There are photo ops throughout the ship as well and character meet & greet with everyone including Mickey in a pirate costume. There will be pirate bandanas for everyone in your stateroom. Again, Pirate night dress-up is optional. Not everyone dresses up!
Swim gear~ I usually pack 5 or 6 swimsuits. We take advantage of the washing machine on board that you can use at your own leisure for $2.00 a load. I pack Tide pods and I throw some bounce sheets in a Ziploc. Cheaper than buying them on the ship.
Cover up~ On sea days, we normally dress in our swim gear, throw on a cover up and head to the buffet for breakfast. After breakfast, we head to the top deck to catch some sun.
Comfy shoes~ Even though we are on vacation, there is a lot of walking. We try to avoid using the elevator so we can have extra dessert for dinner!
Sweater~ We like to take in the shows every night and also a few movies. Both of these areas are sometimes freezing! Pack a light sweater or hoodie for nights like this. Also, some nights on deck can be a little chilly depending on the time of the year you are sailing.
Pants~ I always pack at least one pair of pants for each of us. You never know if you will want to watch a late night movie on top deck, sometimes it can be a little chilly. (Again, depends on the time of year).
Princess Dress~ Every little girl needs a Princess dress when she is meeting her favorite Princess. I mean, I would wear a princess dress if it fit!!
Baby Powder~ this is a MUST for the beach. I take baby powder and a paint brush on every beach we hit. When it's time to go and you are covered in sand, sprinkle some powder on and brush it off with the brush…trust me, this works and you will thank me when you are trying to get the sand off the kids.
Shampoo, conditioner and lotion~ Just an FYI that these items are provided in your stateroom and very well stocked. It's Disney H20 series and we found it excellent.
Sunscreen~ I use SPF 60 for the kids and I always use lotion. The spray don't cover like the lotion do and I have seen kids burn from using spray sunscreen. I also take aloe vera gel because I usually burn even while wearing my sunscreen.
Pop up hamper~ great way to keep all the dirty laundry together and just take the hamper to the laundry room when its full. I get these at the dollar store!
Downy wrinkle release~ this works amazing to get the wrinkles out of your pants, dresses etc. You can get a travel size bottle at Walmart. If you need an iron, there is one in the laundry room. You cannot have an iron or steamer in your room.
You are probably thinking…ok she is nuts. Yes I am, but you will thank me on this one too.
Magnetic dry erase board & Markers~ This is fun to stick on your stateroom door for people to leave messages, say hello or friends that you have met may want to send you a note.
Highlighters~ You will get a Navigator every night in your room. Its like a news letter with the daily events. I use highlighters to mark the things we want to do. It just helps plan your day. You will understand when you see the schedule and ALL the things that happens in a day…don't think you will see and do it all on your first vacation or your second lol!
Post it notes~ we have used these to stick a note on people's door and also to leave little notes for our stateroom host.
Autograph books~ In your Navigator, there will be a list of character appearances, timings and locations throughout the day. Take your book and get some pics taken.
File Folder~ I get this at the dollarama, its vinyl and it has a little flap with a button to close it. I use it to keep all my Navigators in because I like to keep them to bring home. It's just somewhere to keep all the paper items in one place instead of all over the desk.
Copy of passport~ (I make copies of it JUST in case of an emergency that you misplace it).
Cruise documents~ print these off before you leave home from the Cruise website. I usually make a few copies just in case and put them in different places. Your Travel Agent will also send you a copy.
Tour Confirmations~ I usually book excursions myself with other tour companies other than Disney (Much cheaper). Be sure to read reviews on Trip advisor.
Cameras~ Also remember that when you are getting photo's done with the characters, the cast member will take one with your camera as well…Just ASK!
Lanyards~ this is a MUST. You can buy these on the ship, or dollar store. You will receive a card called Key to the World. This card is your main tool on the cruise. You will use it to open your room, to buy things at the gift shops, to get on and off the ship during ports of call, to use spa services, to sign kids in and out of kids club. Literally anything on the ship, you need this card. Everyone will get their own, you get your photo taken at the port before boarding and it's linked to your card only. We wear our lanyard with a card holder and then we know where it is at all times. If you misplace it, go to Guest Services and they will get you a new one. If you are a returning cruiser, you will be provided with lanyards at check-in.
Magnets~ This is so much fun. You can bring magnets and decorate your stateroom door. You can get personalized ones on Etsy or you can create your own. Be sure to use heavy duty magnets because the cheap ones keep flying off the door.
Tips for room service~ There is complimentary room service on most items on the menu. You can get pizza, salads, warm chocolate chip cookies and milk for bedtime snack, Mickey ice cream bars (not on the menu, but just ask), fruit tray, cheese platter (great for when you are all getting ready for dinner), etc. When your server delivers it to your room, give them a tip…1, 2 or 3 bucks, depends on how much you ordered. I get a bunch of $1.00 bills (American of course) and keep it just for tips.
Clothes Pins~ There is a clothesline in your shower and it's a perfect way to hang up wet swimming clothes. I take clothespins because you can get more on the line.
Watch~ I know you are on vacation and time isn't suppose to matter, well it do. You don't want to miss your favorite character meet and greet, be late for dinner or even miss the boat once you are out on an excursion. On the ship, clocks are very limited…wear a watch!!!
Water bottles~ We take our tervis cups or water bottles. There is a free drink/water station on the top deck.
Night Light or flash light~ when the lights go out..It's DARK. Nice to have a nightlight for the kiddies.
Ziploc Bags & plastic bags~ this is probably my favorite thing to pack. I uses these when I'm packing to put toiletries in, snacks for the beach or wet bathing suits from the last night of your cruise and its time to pack! Love Ziploc bags!
There it is! I wasn't kidding when I said I wasn't a light packer! If you have any items to add, let me know!


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Jimmy Sheirgill: Whether it's a cameo or lead, being sincere is my only constant
ENTERTAINMENThi India
Mumbai, December 6
Making his debut in 1996 with a small yet substantial part in Gulzar's directorial 'Maachis', Jimmy Sheirgill is complimented as a 'fine actor' by the critics with a tag of being 'underutilised'.
That is until the web series 'Your Honor' happened in which he is the face of the show.
Post the release of its second season now that the actor is receiving praise for his portrayal of Bishan Khosla, in conversation with IANS, Jimmy shared what keeps him going.
Earlier, the actor was appreciated for his acting in films like 'Mohabbatein', 'Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai', 'Tanu Weds Manu', 'Lage Raho Munna Bhai', and 'Haasil', among others.
Jimmy told IANS: "I know more than often I heard it from critics and fans that I should be seen more often and they say that I am 'underutilised'. Look, when it comes to the choices of projects that I have done, even though the story is the main factor, many times I did a film also because of friendship. At times, after hearing the story I found a character more interesting than the hero of the film because 'Mujhe tera character zyada pasand hai!'"
"It is true that the character I played in 'Your Honor' is really well appreciated because the show overall worked. But very honestly speaking, whether it is a cameo or a lead role in a film or in a web series, my sincerity is the only constant as an actor for all these years."
He went on, "Many times it has happened that a story looked very interesting on paper but when I reached the set for shooting, I realised things are changing. But for me, especially in those situations, I want to do my work sincerely and go back home…because when the audience watch us on screen, they do not know the story behind the story, right? And why should they? They should watch the show and they will engage with the narrative. Even if my role is small, the only thing I never want to hear from our audience is, 'Jimmy ne kharab kaam kia'…no, that is not what I want to hear!"
In the web series 'Your Honor' he played the character of Bishan Khosla, a High Court judge. While in the first season he was doing everything to save his son Abeer in a hit-and-run case, in the second season the situation gets tougher for him to save his son as he killed a man who had connections with the mafia.
Admitting the fact that collaborating with the right kind of director always helps him to bring out his best performance, he described how his equation has evolved with Eeshwar Nivas, the National Award-winning filmmaker who is also the director of the show.
"I think actor-director relationship is so very important and for me more so. Eeshwar is a very good director and in the first season, we were having a lot of jam sessions because then we were building the character, creating the world of Khosla. Now, it is the graph and the flow of the narrative. There is an unsaid understanding we have, so during the shoot of the second season, he did not explain too much because there was no need. Our wavelength matches and that is very crucial," said Jimmy.
Produced by Applause Entertainment, 'Your Honor 2' also features Gulshan Grover, Mita Vashisht, Mahie Gill, Yashpal Sharma, and it streams on SonyLIV. —IANS
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