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With the weather not being favourable on the Thursday morning I popped over to Kings Lynn on the Wednesday late afternoon to put my tent and the marquee up simply because the weather was lovely and sunny.
What I wasn't expecting was the frost, the tent was well white although this did change by the morning with the sound of rain, yes it was going to be one of those changeable weather weekends but at least the site has a very modern heated toilet and shower block.
It was quite nasty Thursday morning with most Thursday arrivals electing to wait until it cleared before setting out, except Ken, who arrived on his Jawa with damp feet. He is hoping to have his Goldwing on the road in the next few weeks which will offer him a bit more protection.
With the weather sunny again, Ozzy, Jim and myself decided to go down the pub and leave the other Thursday arrivals in "The Shed" it was warm, had comfy chairs, the urn was on, plenty of tea, coffee and biscuits, what more could they want?
Friday arrived and it was apparent numbers would be down on last year, the weather was simply not being kind, and two of the pods that had been booked by club members had to be sub-let, so to speak, as due to personal circumstances those who had booked them couldn't attend.
Saturday and some went for a run, with a few electing to stay and sample Ann's delicious cakes. JB arrived and proudly proclaimed he had lost weight, that was about to change once he saw all the different cakes on offer. We still did all the usual, the raffle was run a little differently, seen it done at other events but probably the first and last time that it will be done at one of our events, we will have to leave it to the Chairman next time. The Grand Prix was won by Helen who simply was far too fast for the rest of the field.
We signed up some new members Ray and Chris from Cambridgeshire and Simon and Angie who day visited on their outfit and live in Suffolk. There were a few others day visiting on the Saturday including a local Ural riding vicar.
Finally to end the report and for me and many of the those attending, it was the first event I have ever attended where every single unit be it camping or podding turned up on an Outfit which is pretty rare these days.
Many thanks to all who attended and keep an eye on the events calendar for next year's sidecarland'ers camping weekend.
The last week in March turn out to be one of chivalry & pageant with the retirement of the "Car Park King" Richard 3rd www.richardiii.net A horse! a horse ! my kingdom for a horse! l don't own a horse! however l do own a sidecar!
So at first at first light on the Saturday morning l ride my Mystic sidecar east via the A1 and the A151 to Bourne, Spalding / South Holland and at this time of year fields of daffodils are out in bloom.
Just over 100 hundred miles from home, l arrived at Kings Lynn and The Wash www.visitwestnorfolk.com/explore/coast/landscapes/wash-estuary and The Sidecarlanders Camping Weekend. Weather forecast for the weekend sun shine and showers with high winds, tent up then a light lunch before my ride north and a Tidal Road.
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South Creake ford with a few DUCKS.
A ford l did not cross at West Acre ,just too deep at this time of year.
On returning to the campsite, l seem to have a EXPOSED POLE sticking through the tent canvas! Only 10 years old and one careful owner?. However help was at hand the Tri Anglia Wheels Sidecar Club provide the rally field "Grand Pavilion" plus a very large black leather settee for my nighty lumbers, only FIVE STAR for Michael!
Saturday evening was a stroll into the village of Fair Green and The Gate pub www.thegatemiddleton.co.uk however l must be back again prompt at 21.30pm for the famous Tri-Anglia Wheels Grand Prix won this year by a lady sidecar-ist Helen.
Sunday 29th March, British Summer Time begins so the clocks go forward & 1 hour less on my leather settee! No tent to pack up that's already in the SKIP! The weather forecast for the first day of BST,rain & high winds, plus getting cooler!
Only stop once on my return journey to visit the Moulton Windmill the tallest in the UK www.moultonwindmill.co.uk however did not linger the weather was closing in with lots of surface water about & l had experienced moments of AQUAPLANING on 3 x wheels!


Place the orchid in a pot. First, make sure that you trim off dead roots from the orchid – just leave roots that are solid and firm to the touch. Rinse the root system thoroughly, and then place them in the pot (a plastic one is best) with the appropriate soil mixture. The crown of the orchid should only be a few inches below the top of the pot; you can use wire to secure the plant until the roots become firmly established. Do know that you will have to repot the orchid within two years (sometimes one), before its root system outgrows the container. Another thing to remember is that you should place the orchid in the pot only when it is in bud, but not when it is blooming (otherwise the flowers might die).
Know the conditions that an orchid requires. There are many types and varieties of orchids, with different levels of required conditions. Generally, however, orchids need the following conditions for them to grow properly: high humidity, good air circulation and direct sunlight (particularly during the winter months). Do note, however, that orchids, which naturally have soft and limp leaves, are usually very sensitive to light, and they will be better off receiving only indirect sunlight. You should also make sure to water your orchid adequately, being sure that the water seeps down to its roots (see number 3).
Know how to water the orchid. First of all, remember that you should never let your orchid sit in a water-logged pot. Water in such a way that the soil becomes moist, but never overly so. Remember that it is essential for orchids to enjoy excellent air circulation: too much water in effect suffocates them. Generally, orchids need only to be watered once a week, with the soil being allowed to dry out in between the watering. Orchids thrive in humidity as well, so it's good for them to be misted with a water spray every now and then.
Know how to fertilize the orchid. It is very important to supply orchids with fertilizers. Do know that you should only apply fertilizer during its period of full and active growth. Use a diluted liquid fertilizer, as well as occasional misting of seaweed extracts or fish emulsion.
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Successfully planting orchids will really entail a lot of care and effort on your part, but then again if you're truly a lover of plants, you will find that the thriving blooms of a beautifully-grown orchid plant will be worth all the time and effort you exert. Good luck, and hope this helped you out!


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Iron Maiden's third disc, The Number of the Beast, is where the group found their voice. Literally. Before they began recording the 1982 classic, they booted singer Paul Di'Anno in favor of Bruce Dickinson. Kicking out the frontman is a risky move for any band, but when fans heard Dickinson's incredible, operatic range, they were sold. This is not a band with a lot of hit songs, but The Number of the Beast's "Run To The Hills" and the title track did actually get some airplay. More importantly, the album doesn't have a single weak moment, from the opening notes of "Invaders" to the end of "Hallowed Be Thy Name." The group only grew in popularity from here..
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1. Intro2. Deepky Inner Sense3. Paradise Lost4. Our Saviour5. Rotting Misery6. Frozen Illusion7. Breeding Fear8. Lost Paradise9. Internal Torment II10. Eternal (Bonus
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Some of the album's strongest moments come when Max lets his death metal side out more. This is what made songs like "World Scum" so awesome and the same approach works brilliantly on "Fallen". I really wish Max would do this more often, maybe even make an exclusively death metal album; I'd love to hear where he'd take it. With this in mind, "Fallen" is easily my favorite song on "Savages".
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Q: Debugging python in docker container using debugpy and vs code results in timeout/connection refused I'm trying to setup native debugging for a python script running in docker for Visual Studio Code using debugpy.  Ideally I'd like to just F5 and be on my way (including a build phase if needed).  Currently I'm bouncing between a timeout caused from debugpy.listen(5678) inlined within the VS code editor itself (Exception has occurred: RuntimeError timed out waiting for adapter to connect) or a connection refused.
I created a launch.json from the documentation provided by microsoft:
launch.json
{
    "version": "0.2.0",
    "configurations": [
        {
            "name": "Attach to Integration (test)",
            "type": "python",
            "request": "attach",
            "pathMappings": [
                {
                    "localRoot": "${workspaceFolder}/test",
                    "remoteRoot": "/test"
                }
            ],
            "port": 5678,
            "host": "127.0.0.1"
        }
    ]
}

building the image looks like this so far:
Dockerfile
FROM python:3.7-slim-buster as base
RUN apt-get -y update; apt-get install -y vim git cmake

WORKDIR /
RUN mkdir .cache src in out config log
COPY requirements.txt .
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt; rm requirements.txt

#! TODO: config folder needs to be a mapped volume so they can change creds without rebuild
WORKDIR /src
COPY test   ../test
COPY config ../config
COPY src/   .

#?   D E B U G   I M A G E
FROM base as debug
RUN pip install debugpy
CMD python -m debugpy --listen 0.0.0.0:5678 ../test/edu.employer._test.py

#!   P R O D U C T I O N   I M A G E
# FROM base as prod
# CMD [ "python", "/test/edu.employer._test.py" ]

Some examples I found try to simply things with a docker-compose.yaml, but I'm unsure if i need one at this point.
docker-compose.yaml
services:
    tester:
        container_name: tester
        image: employer/test:1.0.0
        build:
            context: .
            target: debug
            dockerfile: test/edu.employer._test.Dockerfile

        volumes:
            - ./out:/out
            - ./.cache:/.cache
            - ./log:/log

        ports:
            - 5678:5678

which I based off a the CLI command: docker run -it -v $(pwd)/out:/out -v $(pwd)/.cache:/.cache -v $(pwd)/log:/log employer/test:1.0.0;
"critical" parts of my script just listen and wait for the bugger:
from __future__ import absolute_import

# Standard
import os
import sys

# 3rd Party
import debugpy
debugpy.listen(5678)
debugpy.wait_for_client()

# 1st Party.  NOTE: All source files are in /src, so we can add that path here for testing
# and batch import all integrations files.  Not very clean however
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join('/', 'src'))
import integrations as ints

A: Turns out I needed to create a tasks.json file and provide the details on running the image...
tasks.json
{
    // See https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=733558
    // for the documentation about the tasks.json format
    "version": "2.0.0",
    "tasks": [
        {
            "type": "docker-run",
            "label": "docker-run: debug",
            "dependsOn": ["docker-build"],
            "dockerRun": {
                "image": "employer/test:1.0.0"
                // "env": {
                //   "FLASK_APP": "path_to/flask_entry_point.py"
                // }
            },
            "python": {
              "args": [],
              "file": "/test/edu.employer._test.py"
            }
        }
    ]
}

and define a preLaunchTask:
{
            "name": "Docker: Python",
            "type": "docker",
            "request": "launch",
            "preLaunchTask": "docker-run: debug",
            "python": {
              "pathMappings": [
                {
                    "localRoot": "${workspaceFolder}/test",
                    "remoteRoot": "/test"
                }
              ],
              //"projectType": "django"
            }
          }

A: You have to configure the debugger with: debugpy.listen(("0.0.0.0", 5678)).
This happens because, by default, debugpy is listening on localhost. If you have your docker container on another host you have to add 0.0.0.0.

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Q: Apart from Eclipse, which Windows 7 IDEs should I become familiar with? this is probably a n00b question, but even so...
Apart from MS Office, I have not used the Win OS for anything other than playing games.
I think maybe with Win 7 it's time to get up to speed with .net and whatever other windows-focussed libs will probably be useful to know.
Until 4 years ago, I had worked primarily in mainframe environments. Since then I have worked primarily with Java, Python and C++, in the last couple of years more-or-less exclusively developing in Eclipse.
With the release of Win 7, I have changed my opinion on the future worth of development skills on the MS platform.
So finally to the question :
Apart from Eclipse, which other IDEs are well worth using on the Win7 platform ? Which IDEs best fit the Win 7 environment ?

A: Visual Studio 2008/2010 and the .NET Framework

A: Well, you can't really go past Windows development withought trying out Visual Studio. The Express editions are even free to try out and use.
Other than that, most IDEs are crossplatform anyway.

A: I believe Microsoft's Visual Studio comes as the obvious choice. The license is quite expensive but you can get away with the Express versions.
Also, if you intend to develop utility apps for Windows then C#/.NET is definitively the way to go.
Finally, if you still intend on doing some cross-platform applications, then I would recommend Qt along with QtCreator IDE (which I think it is surprisingly good).

A: I would recommend Visual Studio 2008 and the .net framework if you're windows focused (as everyone else has said above).. if you're looking for cross-platform work; I would recommend NetBeans over Eclipse, purely for the speed enhancements if nothing else.
Take the time to consider your options, the right IDE makes a hell of a difference to your output.

A: If you're going to be developing specifically for Windows, I'd personally steer clear of Eclipse and just use Microsoft's own Visual Studio. The Visual Studio Express editions are free (beer-free, not speech-free) although limited compared to the full-blown professional editions. They should, however, have enough grunt for all but the most complicated uses.
It is, in my mind, the best solution for Windows-only development.

A: Visual Studio 2010 for .Net is the only resonable choice if You want to work with .Net

A: Every man and his dog is using Visual Studio, either the full version or the free Express editions. I am only a beginner, so dont use 90% of what it can do, but its really nice to work with and has .Net SDK in the install (in fanct I dont think its optional).

A: On the Microsoft platform, Visual Studio and .NET is pretty much the de facto standard to be honest. (You didn't say you were exclusively after open-source options.)
In addition to the 'full' versions there are however 'express' editions that are available for free. (You can also currently get a beta of the full Visual Studio 2010.)

A: Flex Builder / Flash Builder ... Good choice for cross platform development.
(Although the IDE itself is built on top of Eclipse)

A: If you had to develop in Python, Java, Php, Ruby or Rails I suggest you to use Aptana that's in my opinion one of the best IDE I've ever seen, and it work well on Windows 7.
To work with .NET, Visual Studio 2008/2010 is the best option.


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Sen. David Perdue is one of Donald Trump's most loyal and most outspoken defenders.
But Trump's Federal Elections Commission determined that Sen. Perdue took in more than $325,000 that exceeded legal limits on campaign donations in his 2014 campaign and also took more than $117,000 in prohibited contributions, according to recent news reports. On top of that, the FEC also found the GOP Senate campaign failed to disclose $128,972 in debts and obligations.
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Marvellous Masuaku: Analysing Arthur's action-packed performance
While West Ham United's 1-0 Premier League win over Chelsea was undoubtedly based on a whole team effort, Arthur Masuaku produced one of the most eye-catching individual performances in London Stadium's brief history.
The left wing-back was a jack of all trades on Saturday, repeatedly driving the Hammers forward in attack and helping his colleagues in defence whenever required.
With David Moyes' side focusing nearly two-thirds of their play down the left flank, Masuaku was particularly to the fore, using his close control, pace and elusiveness to regularly skip past his man, drive into the final third and put Chelsea on the back foot.
After the break, in particular, his defensive attributes were more apparent as West Ham successfully blunted Antonio Conte's champions to record a first top-flight win and clean sheet in ten matches.
The No24 ran 10.39km in total at an average of 6.42km/h, placing him fifth in distance covered behind Mark Noble, Manuel Lanzini, Pedro Obiang and Pablo Zabaleta, making 41 sprints and reaching a top speed of 32.03km/h.
Only Michail Antonio and Marko Arnautovic reached higher top speeds in a West Ham shirt.
Technically, Masuaku completed just 24 of his 32 pass attempts, but 23 of those 32 attempts were made inside the Chelsea half, where space is at a premium.
It was when he chose to run at the Chelsea defence that he really took full effect. No player has completed more dribbles in a Premier League fixture this season than the 23-year-old's eleven.
Time and time again, the Frenchman collected possession and his first thought was to get his head down and drive forward into space, repeatedly testing right wing-back Davide Zappacosta, his replacement Victor Moses and right centre-half Cesar Azpilicueta.
One such foray ended with a shot that zipped low and wide of Thibaut Courtois' goal, while a succession of second-half dribbles relieved the growing pressure on the home defence.
Like his compatriot Dimitri Payet before him, Masuaku has an ability to carry the ball out of danger and turn the game around on his own, flipping defence into attack in seconds.
Further, no West Ham player had more touches of the ball than Masuaku's 85. In fact, it was not even close, with Lanzini a distant second with 63, and only two other Hammers touching the ball more than 50 times.
Just before half-time, the former Olympiacos player was central to a delightful passage of play featuring flicks, one-touch passing and movement that ended with a chorus of 'Ole! Ole!' from the Claret and Blue Army.
Defensively, he was also important, winning 16 of his 22 duels, making five clearances and two blocks, often doubling up with left centre-back Aaron Cresswell to stifle Chelsea's attempts to break through the stubborn, compact and disciplined West Ham defence.
Moyes explained his decision to draft him into the team was based on Masuaku's pace and ability to carry the ball forward.
On Saturday, against one of the best teams in Europe, he justified his manager's decision fully. And then some.
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by Dr. Terry Stoops
Director of the Center for Effective Education, John Locke Foundation
Keung Hui of the News & Observer has the details:
Twenty percent of North Carolina's students are not attending the state's traditional public schools — and that percentage is expected to continue rising.
New statewide figures released this month show that homeschools, private schools and charter schools all continued to add students during the 2018-19 school year at the same time traditional public schools lost children for the fourth year in a row. The percentage of North Carolina's 1.8 million K-12 students attending traditional public schools dropped to 79.9% this year.
Keith Poston, president and executive director of the Public School Forum of North Carolina, offers a foolish explanation.
Even though the vast majority of North Carolina children attend public schools, there's not much surprise there's been growth in the other options. The General Assembly continues to promote low-performing virtual schools and for-profit charter schools over really investing in great public schools.
The notion that the General Assembly deserves blame is preposterous. The General Assembly cannot compel families to select charter and private schools, regardless of how much they "promote" them. The legislature simply ensures that options are available for families who are dissatisfied with their school district. Moreover, the General Assembly does not "promote" the educational option enjoying the most growth – homeschooling.
I'll have more to say about this in a research update next week. Stay tuned.
Dr. Terry Stoops
Dr. Terry Stoops is the director of the Center for Effective Education. He received a Ph.D. in Social Foundations of Education from the University of Virginia.
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Kenya itself has been the site of serious accusations of racism and discrimination from China. There, a Chinese contractor has been working on an ambitious railway project connecting the country's two major cities, Nairobi and Mombasa. But a recent, explosive investigation by local media found Kenyans working on the project who claim that they are segregated from their Chinese colleagues, forced to do menial jobs despite their qualifications, and given fewer privileges. The company's Kenyan workers have since been forced to sign non-disclosure contracts that make it much more difficult to talk to the media (and it did not respond to our requests for comment).
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When this remarkable DVD came out last fall, it didn't get much attention, probably because Bruce Springsteen's previous DVD release, Live In New York City, got so much ink. (That disc captured the E Street Band's 2001 reunion tour.) But Live In Barcelona is actually a much stronger set in my view: It's the E Street Band another year down the line from New York City and playing with even more passion and conviction (if that's possible). The reason is simple: The program is dominated by nine songs from Springsteen's extraordinary meditation of 9/11 and its aftermath, The Rising. Those songs are so full of life and spirit here, it's impossible not to be swept up in their grandeur and occasional sadness and desolation. Beyond all that great new material, though, is a fine collection of "hits" (several of which are also on New York City) and a handful of less predictable choices, including "Night," "She's the One," and exquisite solo piano renditions of "Spirit In the Night" and one of my all-time favorite songs, "Incident on 57th Street." The sound is occasionally a tad cluttered, but that's nothing new for this band — there's whole lot of mojo goin' on. But the performances couldn't be better and I must say, that Barcelona crowd really knows how to get down! A remarkable musical journey, from the edge of town into the fire and beyond. (As a bonus, there's also a documentary about the tour tagged on to the end of disc two.) Bruuuuuuuce!
Director: Chris Hilson. Recorded by Brendan O'Brien. Mixed by O'Brien and Nick Didia. Recorded at Palau Sant Jordi (Barcelona). Mixed at Southern Tracks (Atlanta), Silent Sound Studios (Atlanta) and Larrabee West (West Hollywood). Audio mastering: Bob Ludwig/Gateway.
Beulah frontman Miles Kurosky disregarded the group's pretty indie pop formula on the group's fourth album, opting for more emotional weight, fewer trumpets and less sunshine. With the aid of producer/engineer Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Sleater-Kinney), the San Francisco band created an expansive album more languid in mood, but filled with Beulah's trademark solid melodies, fuzzed-out guitar and vintage keyboard parts.
Beulah's latest does explore the darker side of their layered, melodic pop, but it's far from a downer effort. The plaintive lyrics and warm, wistful melodies are worth repeated listens no matter where you sit on the emotional roller coaster.
Producers: Roger Moutenot, Miles Kurosky. Engineers: Moutenot, Eli Crews. Assistant engineer: Rob Clark. Studios: Tiny Telephone; The Bank; New, Improved Recording; Masterlink Studios. Mastering: Steve Fallone/Sterling Sound.
This is definitely one of the feel-good albums of the year, a marvelous collaboration between three excellent and distinctive singers on a fine cross-section of acoustic gospel, blues and R&B-flavored material. Each of the three brings something special to the disc: Bibb's soulful style is the perfect blend of "church" and "street"; Block has that bluesy authority and incredible guitar chops — she's had a following since the mid-'70s, but it's amazing she's not even better known. And Maria Muldaur, whose career has undergone a deserved resurgence since hooking up with Telarc a few years ago, still sings the sassy blues as well as anyone, while also shining on more delicate and nuanced material.
This far-ranging collection of 13 tunes is bracketed by a pair of gospel tunes: The a capella opening, "Rock Daniel," hearkens back to earlier times (it was popularized in the late '30s by Sister Rosetta Tharpe), while the closing track, "My Sisters and Brothers," by the Sensational Nightingales, is from the 1970s. In between, there's a terrific range of old and more recent tunes, including Bill Withers' "Lean on Me" (sung by Block, with lovely backup from Muldaur), Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody" (a Bibb showcase), "Rolling Log" (Block blues at its best) and Muldaur's sensuous take on "Bessie's Advice." The disc was recorded in a performing arts space in a former barn in Unity, Maine, and the sound is impeccable. So are the arrangements, which are spare but always musical as can be. A great uplifting album to start the year with!
Producer: Randy Labbe. Recording, mixing and mastering engineer: Lincoln Clapp. Recorded at UCPA (Unity, Maine).
Rhino Records has just remastered the classic Yes album catalog, including landmark albums like The Yes Album, Fragile and Close to the Edge. Going for the One, released in 1977, has particularly benefited from the sonic fine-tuning. At the time of its release, the album was eagerly anticipated by fans, as it marked the return of keyboardist Rick Wakeman to the lineup. It kicks off with the title track, one of the band's hardest rocking recordings, on which Steve Howe delivers sheets of blistering slide guitar, while lead singer Jon Anderson humorously dishes out, "I'm thinking I should go and write a punch line/But they're so hard to find in my cosmic mind." While the album contains "Wonderous Stories," one of the band's most enduring radio tracks, fans of Yes' more extended works should check out the 15-plus-minutes "Awaken," one of their finest works. Chris Squire's mighty "Parallels" benefits from particularly muscular rhythm section work and Rick Wakeman's grand organ work, recorded at St. Martin's Church in Vevey, Switzerland.
In previous CD versions of the album, the huge cathedral ambiences sometimes tended to reduce some of the more rocking moments to a kind of sonic mush. While some of that is still present, Rhino's remastering has gone a long way toward articulating the sound stage and giving the music a little more visceral punch. All in all, Going for the One is perhaps Yes' most unfairly overlooked album. Any fan of the band's classic albums would regard this remastering as a real find.
Producers: Yes. Engineer: John Timperly. Recorded at Ars Laeta (Laussane, Switzerland), Eglise des Planches (Montreux, Switzerland) and St. Martin's Church (Vevey, Switzerland).


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The Leverton family has been arranging funerals for people in this part of London since 1789. Yes, they're now into their eighth generation; they're steeped in heritage, drenched in history. This makes them an attractive-seeming proposition. After all, a good old family business is exactly what most of us hope to find when we're looking for a proper funeral director.
What you don't want, though, is a barnacled, backwards-looking business existing in a dusty Dickensian time warp, the sort of place where everything is done as it always was. Heritage is good, obsolescence is bad.
Leverton's, we are delighted to tell you, is not a firm that sits complacently on its laurels. It is not only progressive and dynamic, it is also, as you will see, excitingly innovative. Leverton's may look back with satisfaction and pride on a distinguished past, but it looks to the future with purpose and energy. This is an intelligent, modern business. It needs to be. Demographics in London alter very quickly and an undertaker needs to be able to respond to and meet the diverse, ever-changing needs of all the different communities in their area.
Just in case you've picked up on the fact that Leverton's has been chosen to do some extremely prestigious funerals (it has), do not, please, suppose that it is extremely expensive, that it's the undertaker of choice for 'them' not 'us'. Nothing could be further from the truth. Leverton's looks after all the people in this part of London, whoever they are, whatever their needs. What's more, they treat everyone exactly the same.
So if you're on a budget, you won't find them expensive. If you want to arrange a very simple funeral, or a direct cremation, they're there for you. They are very open. They are one of far too few undertakers who post their prices on their website.
There are six branches. Headquarters is at Camden Town in a fine building in Eversholt Street. It's a homely, friendly old place where you feel agreeably removed from the bustle of everyday life. You will meet your funeral director and make your arrangements in one of the rooms downstairs. You won't go upstairs — but we did, because we insist on going everywhere and seeing everything. This is where all the funeral directors work amid historic portraits of Levertons. And it's where Allan, the logistics maestro, organises the people and the cars, etc, for upcoming funerals.
The branches — at Muswell Hill, Gospel Oak, Hampstead, Golders Green and Kentish Town — are smaller and looked after by just one person with whom you'll arrange the funeral, and who will most probably conduct it on the day. Levertons do everything they can to ensure that one funeral director looks after you all the way from making the arrangement to being there on the day of the funeral — a big, big plus point.
Someone who has died is driven to the mortuary at Chalk Farm. There, they are looked after by Peter, Tony and their team, and made ready for their funeral. If you want to visit the person who has died, they will be driven from there to your branch. If you want to play your part in washing and dressing them, you can, by arrangement, go down to Chalk Farm and they will either help you or leave you to it — whatever you want. They'll be delighted to see you and support in you in any way they can. And they make an excellent cup of tea.
The mortuary, for us, is the most important part of any funeral firm. It is the heart of the business, the place which embodies its values and ethos. We were very impressed by what we saw. It is bright, spotless, professionally equipped and staffed by the right sort of people. The only thing we didn't much like was the rather old floor. They don't, either, and they're about to replace it.
We spent time talking to people who work here, especially Peter and Tony. You'll probably never meet them, but what they do is incredibly important. And don't they know it. Both of them are people of great heart who take their work extremely seriously. Standards of care are very high. They live round here, and every once in a while someone they know comes in to be looked after. Everyone is treated with kindness and respect — everybody is 'one of us'. Peter and Tony are both rounded characters whose strong seriousness is harnessed to an excellent sense of humour. They are precisely the sort of people you would want them to be.
We visited all the branches and met all the managers. We liked them all very much and satisfied ourselves that they will give you all the time you need. Leverton's is a good firm to work for, so they attract the best people.
If it's a traditional funeral you want, they'll do it very well and very smartly in the classic Victorian style. Though prestigious, Leverton's are not as showy and flamboyant as some London funeral directors. If you would like something less formal they will willingly adjust to what you want.
Leverton's is keen to tread lightly on the earth, and as testament to this commitment it is the owner of the country's very first electric hearse. Clive Leverton invested a huge amount of time and money to work with Brahms Electric Vehicles designing and developing the Eco-Hearse, and many of Leverton's families choose to use it and it's accompanying passenger eco-car rather than have a traditional gas guzzling cortege.
Leverton's is forward-looking in all sorts of other interesting ways, too. For example, it is the only funeral director's offering highly specialised makeup for people who have died — only if you want it, of course. A former director of the company, Richard Putt, is a trustee of the Natural Death Centre, which campaigns for greener funerals, and he has left his imprint on Leverton's approach to funerals in general.
Leverton's is not innovative for the sake of it. They want to offer the widest range of choice they can allied to the highest-quality personal service. You are in charge: they'll do what you ask, and they'll do it to the best of their ability.
Everyone here is down-to-earth — nice, normal, broadminded. Funeral directors can tend to be somewhat, well, pompous, but not here. There is a very agreeable modesty about all of them — it's something of a hallmark — and this, of course, makes things so much easier for you.
• Your first call will be answered during office hours, by a funeral director or an experienced member of staff – never a call centre.• Home Visits – They will happily come and see you at home to make arrangements if you would like that.• Embalming – They will discuss this with you. Embalming can make people who have died look more themselves, but if you don't want it, just say so. They won't pressure you.• Continuity of Care – It is almost certain that the person with whom you arrange the funeral, bar sickness or holiday, will lead the cortege on the day – there will be no stranger who's taken over. If it can't for some reason be that person, the funeral director who will be in charge on the day will introduce him/herself well in advance. If, when you call, the manager of the branch is away (possibly conducting a funeral), the person who is covering will make arrangements with you and either conduct the funeral or introduce you to the funeral director who will. The important point is that someone you know will be there for you on the day.
• Family Participation – If you want to carry the coffin, they'll show you how. This is something they encourage. If you'd like to come in and wash and dress the person who has died, they'll be there for you. If you'd just like to come in do their hair and nails, that's absolutely no problem. They believe in empowering you to do what you want and they'll help you in any way they can.
• Ethnic Specialism – They are highly experienced in all funeral customs.
• Home arranged funerals – Will gladly work with you in any way you want if you wish to care for the person who has died at home: see the Do It All Yourself section of the Good Funeral Guide website.
• Website – Comprehensive information well set out. All prices shown here. An unusually well-written website which reflects humanity and lack of pretension.
• Client Support – They have an online book of remembrance which gives you the opportunity of collecting money for a chosen charity. If you want to be put in touch with a bereavement support group they will make that happen for you. After the funeral, call in anytime for a cuppa – they'll always be pleased to see you.
• Money matters – Competitively priced. If money is any sort of a problem, be completely upfront about it and they'll be able to give you all the help they can.
Flowers – They can recommend good florists.
Masonry – They can recommend stonemasons who will make you a headstone.
Getting there – Hampstead: Tube: Belsize Park, premises right opposite. Buses: 168 46 C11. On-street parkingall round – meters. Muswell Hill: Tube: East Finchley, buses and minicabs outside or 10-min walk. Some free onstreet parking close to premises. Golders Green: Tube: Golders Green, premises 150 meters away. Some on-street parking or use Sainsbury's round the back, free for 1 hour. Lots of buses stop just outside. Kentish Town: Tube: Kentish Town + 10 mins walk (max). Limited pay-and-display parking. Good buses: C2 214 134.Gospel Oak: Best reached by bus or car. Onstreet parking (meters). Tube: nearest are Kentish Town and Chalk Farm – Belsize Park at a stretch.
Down-to-earth, very decent people who will, with kindness, care and invisible expertise, help you create exactly the funeral you want. There aren't many funeral directors who give their clients as much time as the Leverton's team. Very nice people.
Levertons have just handled the arrangements for our relative, and we can't recommend them highly enough. Every one of the Levertons team treated us with genuine kindness, helping us work through the arrangements without fuss, so that we reached decisions which were fitting, and which were our own. They were easy to deal with and straight forward. Our funeral director, Carmel, guided us gently through the process and smoothed the path so that a daunting task became much simpler. Levertons charges were also extremely reasonable. We will definitely use Levertons again.


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3,735,398 is an even composite number composed of three prime numbers multiplied together.
What does the number 3735398 look like?
3735398 is an even composite number. It is composed of three distinct prime numbers multiplied together. It has a total of eight divisors.
Prime factorization of 3735398:
2 × 103 × 18133
See below for interesting mathematical facts about the number 3735398 from the Numbermatics database.
Names of 3735398
Cardinal: 3735398 can be written as Three million, seven hundred thirty-five thousand, three hundred ninety-eight.
Scientific notation: 3.735398 × 106
Factors of 3735398
Sum of prime factors: 18238
Divisors of 3735398
1 2 103 206 18133 36266 1867699 3735398
Sum of all divisors σ(n): 5657808
Sum of proper divisors (its aliquot sum) s(n): 1922410
3735398 is a deficient number, because the sum of its proper divisors (1922410) is less than itself. Its deficiency is 1812988
Bases of 3735398
Binary: 11100011111111011001102
Hexadecimal: 0x38FF66
Base-36: 28292
Squares and roots of 3735398
3735398 squared (37353982) is 13953198218404
3735398 cubed (37353983) is 52120748718629864792
The square root of 3735398 is 1932.7177755691
The cube root of 3735398 is 155.1597105093
How big is 3735398?
3,735,398 seconds is equal to 6 weeks, 1 day, 5 hours, 36 minutes, 38 seconds.
To count from 1 to 3,735,398 would take you about nine weeks!
A cube with a volume of 3735398 cubic inches would be around 12.9 feet tall.
Recreational maths with 3735398
3735398 backwards is 8935373
The sum of 3735398's digits is 38
Number 3735398 - Facts about the integer
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A Saturday walk to grab some Christmas stuff and a cup of coffee. Weather was alright, almost near zero degrees Celsius and I found my navy odd jacket and my pea coat quite comfortable, almost too warm. I've been looking for a pair of chocolate brown chinos for ages, and was able to find a pair for just 45 euros from Yoox the other week. After having them tailored to fit me, I wanted to break them out. Didn't think much what else to put on, so I ended up leaving home with a navy jacket, brown pin dot silk tie and a semi-spread collar white poplin shirt. Other accesories include a brown stone bracelet, silk pocket square and a brown suede belt. The pocket square is one that I've bought off Styleforum some years ago for about 15 dollars. The pattern includes brown, golden and blue hues. Really like the color on the chinos. Here with my suede chukka boots, but what I'm really looking forward is to be able to wear them with some suede tassel loafers next spring. Last picture to show what was on my jacket. At first I had some problems hammering the idea of wearing a pea coat on top into my head, but after some soul searching and propaganda from some of my friends I've actually grown to like it that way, provided all the pieces work together.


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WEIMAR — The Knights of Columbus Council 2153 sponsored their annual poster and essay contests for the 2018-19 school year.
The contests are conducted locally with winners having the opportunity
BANEGAS, Jesus. Born March 11, 1931, died March 3, 2019. Son of Manuel and Telesfora (Arguello) Banegas in Rosebud. Retired from Superior Sand and Gravel of Eagle Lake. Preceded in
Gerald Franklin "Bub" Wells, Jr., 80, of Columbus, formerly of Palacios, went to be with his Lord and Savior on March 5.
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Prisoner escape tops headlines of yesteryear
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This article originally ran in the Nov/Dec 2013 issue of Drum Business.
All drummers require hardware of some kind. Knowing what kinds of packages are available from your favorite brands, as well as becoming familiar with individual solutions to common mounting requirements, will help you find what works for you. In this article we'll look closely at some of the different types of cymbal stands.
Descendants of the foot-operated low-boy cymbal crasher of the early twentieth century, the hi-hat stand is something that nearly every drummer uses. Two-leg, no-leg, and cable-operated models have expanded the field, but it's the three-leg collapsible models that you see used most often. The inclusion of sturdy baseplates, tilting bottom-cymbal cups, and swiveling tripods are a few of the innovations that grace more recent models.
Generally you want to look at what kind of weight requirements you have, and whether you're looking for something as sturdy as a Cadillac or as affordable as a Kia. Nearly all of the major manufacturers offer at least a few different models, ranging from light and simple to heavy and feature rich. What diameter of hi-hats do you play? How hard do you hit? Do you use a double pedal? Are you touring in a van or truck and lugging your own gear in and out of venues? Also consider the diameter of the pull rod when suggesting a hi-hat stand. They're not always the same, which can make finding a replacement clutch in a pinch a lot more difficult. Always pick up a spare!
The most simple and sturdy of the lot, straight stands offer light to heavyweight options that can be a great solution for simple setups and are most commonly used for ride cymbals in more complex setups. It really comes down to positioning options when choosing between straight and boom stands. For example, is the ride cymbal going to be placed in the usual spot next to the bass drum, or is it going six feet in the air above some Octobans and slightly to the left of a gong?
These models offer the most positioning flexibility and are commonly used for crashes, splashes, and effects cymbals. Models featuring disappearing booms, or booms that collapse inside the upper joint of the stand, offer the most flexibility, as they can function as straight stands too. Factors such as single versus double bracing, the number of vertical sections, and the length of the boom should be chosen based on the size and weight of the cymbal or percussion instrument the stand will be used to suspend. For example, a lightweight, single-braced model should be fine for positioning an 18″ crash a few inches off the stand's center of gravity, while a double-braced model with a long boom arm and counterweight would be better suited for mounting a heavy ride or China in more extreme positions.
These handy accessories come in a variety of sizes and are sometimes packaged with clamps that can be used to add them to existing stands. They're a great solution for smaller effects cymbals like splashes, mini Chinas, cup chimes, bells, and crotales. They're also great for mounting tambourines and electronic pads. We wouldn't recommend add-on boom arms for mounting heavier cymbals or cowbells, as the added weight will tend to make the arm bounce excessively during play and possibly come loose and move out of position.
Clamps are staples in today's more complex drum and percussion setups, because they offer the ability to add instruments in spots where it's physically impossible or awkward to use a full stand. Simpler models feature one-to-one clamping options, whereas more complex models offer one-to-two or even one-to-three capability. Brush up on the various clamps that the different hardware manufacturers offer.
These short extenders help drummers customize their setup by allowing cymbals to be placed on top of an existing stand. Typically, smaller effects cymbals will be stacked on top of crashes and Chinas, but there's no end to the creative ways drummers will find to use accessories like these.
These contraptions offer rails and clamps for drummers to mount drums and cymbals, in order to avoid having a forest of tripods on the floor. Gibraltar, Pearl, DW, and others offer racks in a few different configurations. Do some research to find the various options, advantages, and applications of each in terms of your individual needs.
Though relatively inexpensive, these accessories can make or break a drummer's performance. Cymbal springs involve the cymbal being mounted on a heavy metal coil that attaches to the threaded end of the stand. This allows the cymbal to react to the forces of playing differently from the way it would when mounted traditionally on a threaded metal rod. Some players like to use cymbal springs for Chinas, but they're not typically used on larger, heavier cymbals, such as rides.
Sleeves, felts, washers, and other accessories help to protect cymbals from damage that can happen over time when the hole in the center of the cymbal rubs against the unprotected metal post of the stand. Not using sleeves or proper felts can cause cymbals to keyhole, which is when the hole becomes elongated due to the friction, or cracks can begin to emanate from the center of the cymbal outward.
Many clever accessories are now available that combine the washer, sleeve, and bottom felt into one convenient piece. These are a great, simple solution to preventing cymbals from being damaged. Beware not to over-tighten the wing nut that holds the cymbal on the stand, as doing so can also lead to premature cracking.
When looking for the best hardware for your needs, it's a good idea to start with a brand that you already own or like. At your favorite drum shop, be sure to check out a variety of mounting choices and ask about the strong and weak points of different stand options. Good luck, and happy drumming!
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Requests the receiver's current status.
Sends a message to the currently connected application.
Sets a new Cast.MessageReceivedCallback listener on this controller for a given namespace.
Mutes or unmutes the device's audio.
Stops the currently running receiver application, optionally doing so only if its session ID matches the supplied one.
Stops any running receiver application(s).
The API client with which to perform this request. Must not be null.
If there is no active service connection.
The application metadata, or null if no application is currently running on the receiver.
Returns the current receiver application status, if any. Message text is localized to the Google Cast device's locale.
The application status text, or null if no application is currently running on the receiver or if the receiver application has not provided any status text.
Returns the device's standby state. The returned value is STANDBY_STATE_UNKNOWN, STANDBY_STATE_NO, or STANDBY_STATE_YES.
Joins (connects to) the currently running application on the receiver. The previous PendingResult will be canceled with the Cast.ApplicationConnectionResult's status code being CANCELED.
A PendingResult which can be used to retrieve connection information.
The ID of the receiver application to connect to, or null to connect to the currently running application.
Joins (connects to) an application on the receiver. The previous PendingResult will be canceled with the Cast.ApplicationConnectionResult's status code being CANCELED.
The expected session ID of the receiver application, or null to connect without checking for a matching session ID.
Launches an application on the receiver. The previous PendingResult will be canceled with the Cast.ApplicationConnectionResult's status code being CANCELED.
The ID of the receiver application to launch.
If true, relaunches the application if it is already running.
Launches an application on the receiver. If the application is already running, it is joined (not relaunched). The previous PendingResult will be canceled with the Cast.ApplicationConnectionResult's status code being CANCELED.
The launch options for the request.
Leaves (disconnects from) the receiver application. If there is no currently active application session, this method does nothing. If this method is called while stopApplication(GoogleApiClient) is pending, then this method does nothing. The Status's status code will be INVALID_REQUEST.
A PendingResult which can be used to retrieve if the command was successful.
The namespace of the Cast channel. Namespaces must begin with the prefix " urn:x-cast:".
If an I/O error occurs while performing the request.
If namespace is null or empty.
The namespace for the message. Namespaces must begin with the prefix " urn:x-cast:".
A PendingResult which can be used to see whether the message has been enqueued to be sent to a Google Cast device.
Sets a new Cast.MessageReceivedCallback listener on this controller for a given namespace. The new listener will replace an existing listener for a given namespace. Messages received by the controller for the given namespace will be forwarded to this listener. The caller must have already called connect() and received onConnected(Bundle) callback.
The Cast.MessageReceivedCallback to perform callbacks on. May not be null.
Thrown when the controller is not connected to a CastDevice.
If namespace is null or empty, or if the namespace doesn't start with the prefix "urn:x-cast:".
Whether to mute or unmute the audio.
Sets the device volume. If volume is outside of the range [0.0, 1.0], then the value will be clipped.
The new volume, in the range [0.0, 1.0].
If the volume is infinity or NaN.
Stops the currently running receiver application, optionally doing so only if its session ID matches the supplied one. If this method is called while leaveApplication(GoogleApiClient) is pending, then this method does nothing. The Status's status code will be INVALID_REQUEST.
The session ID of the application to stop. sessionId cannot be null or an empty string.
Stops any running receiver application(s). If this method is called while leaveApplication(GoogleApiClient) is pending, then this method does nothing. The Status's status code will be INVALID_REQUEST.


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Thank you for using Little Reader!
Whether you have purchased Little Reader or you are just trying it out, please spend a brief moment to run through this Beginner's Tutorial so that you and your child may get the most out of Little Reader.
If you've never seen a baby reading before, you can see dozens of reading babies on the Baby Reading Videos page at brillbaby.com, including my own daughter Felicity reading at 12 months. You can also see many babies reading using Little Reader at our Little Reader Video Testimonials page.
We also recommend that you familiarize yourself with knowledge on teaching babies to read by going through our Teaching Your Baby To Read booklet, which you may find in your purchased boxset or download here. This booklet will answer questions such as, "Why teach reading early?", "How do you teach babies to read?", and "What about phonics?".
If you're ready to begin using the software, just click on the NEXT button below to continue with this Beginner's Tutorial!
You have already successfully installed the Little Reader software.
As soon as you install Little Reader, you can start taking Little Reader for a test drive. The software comes with starter content which includes the first 9 days of the English curriculum, and you can use Little Reader's PRO features (full suite of lesson editing options) for a 14-day trial period.
If you purchased online, an account will have been created for you already. If you don't have an account yet, you can create a BrillKids Account here.
Note: If your box set came with a DVD-Rom labeled "Software + Content" you would have installed your Little Reader software with your full curriculum pre-loaded already.
For support regarding setting up your Little Reader, please see our Help Desk.
The Little Reader curriculum is a 1-year curriculum (made of two 6-month Semesters) which gradually leads your child from learning single words, to couplets, phrases, sentences, and finally, full stories. Curricula in other languages such as Spanish, French, Thai, Russian and Chinese are also available for separate purchase as an add-on for your Little Reader lesson library.
1. Click on the PLAY COURSES button in Little Reader.
2. Select the semester you want to play from the list of Available Courses.
3. Choose the lesson day you want to play, starting from Day 001 Lessons.
4. Press the big PLAY button.
Note: The lesson types listed above applies to the English curriculum. Other language curricula may vary.
For more about the different types of lessons, see the next section (4. More About Each Lesson Type).
The curriculum is designed to be played 5 days a week, once or twice a day. Each session only needs to be played once.
You may find it convenient to play Session 1 in the morning, and Session 2 in the evening. Many working parents like playing Session 1 before leaving for work, and Session 2 after returning from work, from Monday to Friday, and either taking a break during the weekends, or using that time to catch up on any missed days. If you only have time to play one session a day, choose either Session 1 or Session 2, alternating between the two if you can.
Here are some tips on making your child comfortable, and maximizing learning - and fun!
Seat your child on your lap or next to you. Make sure the screen is at least 24 inches (60 centimeters) away and at your child's eye level.
Make sure that the learning area has sufficient lighting.
Give the lesson when your child is in a receptive mood. Never attempt a lesson when your child is tired, sick, or disinterested.
Be lively and have fun during lessons!
During lessons that require manual forwarding of slides, such as Multisensory lessons, repeat the words back to your child. Go back to the previous slide or repeat the slide if necessary (clicking the right mouse button and mouse-wheel, respectively).
Take your time to talk to your child about what is shown where possible. For example, when seeing a picture of a dog, you could comment, "Doesn't that look a bit like Uncle Ben's dog?", or "wow, I wonder what kind of dog that is?"
During Game lessons, encourage your child to point to the correct word or picture. After she has chosen, click on it, even if it is the wrong one. Always congratulate her for trying. If your child doesn't want to try, you can point to the wrong one and say, "I think it's this one! Let's see...", which may already spark a reaction. If not, click on it and say, "Oops! Let's try another one!" This way, you are showing your child that what's most important is not the result, but the trying.
These lessons simulate the flashing of pictures to your child and is useful for consolidating her understanding of the meaning of the words. Shown in 'flash' style, the slides are auto-forwarded. The pictures of all the words shown in the multisensory lesson are flashed here.
This method works by involving as many of your child's senses as possible. The most important thing to remember here is to interact with your child as much as possible. Let your child not only see the word and hear the word, but also feel the word whenever appropriate. For example, help her clap her hands for the word 'clap', rub her ear for the word 'ear', and let her point to yellow objects for the word 'yellow'. If you can engage the sense of smell and taste too, then even better!
The lessons are set to be manually forwarded (either by clicking on the mouse or pressing the spacebar), so take as much time as you need. Where appropriate, run your finger under the words as the words are read, to indicate the direction of reading.
Pattern Phonics™ lessons are used to give your child an intuitive understanding of the sounds of letters and how words can be broken up into different parts. This is done by showing a series of words grouped together in a coherent way for example, words beginning with 'b') and color-coding the words to make the patterns obvious.
Lessons are delivered like word flash lessons – fast and auto-forwarded.
These lessons use the flash method, which involves rapid flashing of words to your child. This method takes advantage of your child's right-brain ability to absorb large quantities of information rapidly.
These lessons simulate physical flash cards being flashed rapidly to your child. The lessons here are set to be auto-forwarded so you only need to let your child watch them.
Sight Words lessons show words from the Dolch word list which mainly comprises words that were commonly found in children's books, many of which are difficult to be sounded out using phonics rules.
In Word Split lessons, we introduce the concept that words can be split into different parts, and demonstrate how those parts are sounded out. Some lessons split words into syllables, and some into phonemes. These lessons, along with the Pattern Phonics lessons, will slowly help your child to gain phonemic awareness.
From semester 2 onwards, your child will be shown complete stories. Prior to this in semester 1, your child will have already been shown many words which make up the stories.
These lessons require you to advance the slides manually, so like the multisensory lessons, take your time to engage your child in the story and interact with her.
These lessons will present multiple words or pictures on the screen, and ask your child to identify the correct one (eg., "which one is 'dog'?"). In Auto mode, the number of choices for a particular word will increase each time a correct guess is made, and vice versa. Click on whichever choice your child makes, even if it is not the correct one.
Most importantly, remember to treat this as a fun game and not turn it into a test!
One of the best ways to engage your child's attention is by customizing the content that you show her.
Use the in-built Easy Voice Recorder software to record your own voice.
You could even go further and edit the Curriculum Content. For example, instead of using the five pictures we give you for 'nose', you could delete those and pictures of Mommy's nose, Daddy's nose, and your child's own nose! Doing this is optional but highly recommended as it would make your child's lessons much more meaningful.
Once you get the hang of creating content, you can even create entirely new Categories, such as local fruits, or other topics of particular interest to your child.
Click here for information on how to create and edit words.
Apart from creating new content, you could also download literally thousands more content files from our Little Reader Library!
Simply proceed to the Little Reader Library and browse around for categories or playlists that may interest your child, whether in English or in other languages. You can preview the content before downloading, or click on "DOWNLOAD" to have the content automatically downloaded to your computer, ready to be imported into Little Reader!
Downloaded content can be accessed in the Play & Edit screen, under "Categories" or "Playlists."
After downloading or creating more content, you could even insert them into your curriculum, either in place of Categories which she is already familiar with, or in addition to what's already there.
Do not force your child if she is not keen to view the lessons.
Focusing on results tends to bring about negative emotions such as anxiety and disappointment, which will be picked up by your child. Similarly, forcing your child is counter-productive and would lead her to associate reading with something negative.
Remember, this is not a race! Any exposure to reading that you give to your child during the early years will already be very beneficial.
So just RELAX, and HAVE FUN!
So if are tired and you want to skip a day, no problem! If your child doesn't seem to want to have lessons that day or even that week, that's absolutely fine! If you feel that your child already knows the words, then skip them or remove that category from your curriculum!
Wondering how to use the teaching materials from Little Reader Deluxe?
Watch these short video clips to learn more about how to use the Pattern Phonics Flip Cards and the Storybooks!
"..the best thing about Little Reader is that it builds positive parent-child social interactions and expands opportunity for the parent and the child to talk and have fun with books, concepts, and words. Everything the parent needs is right there in the kit - just pick it up and interact."
We're so convinced Little Reader is so effective, that we guarantee your child will learn the basics of reading after completing the 12-month curriculum, or we'll give you your money back!


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Cloudflare introduced its DNS service 1.1.1.1 in April earlier in 2018. It's a privacy-focused DNS resolver that's publicly available. The company even said that it's the quicker resolver across the globe. Now, the company has launched exclusive apps for 1.1.1.1 for both iOS and Android ecosystems.
The applications will enable smartphone users to securely browse the web by accessing the free-for-all DNS platform. The app is quite straightforward to use and rely on an on/off button. Though mobile users could already access the DNS service, having dedicated apps has made the function much easier.
Download & Setup 1.1.1.1 Cloudflare DNS App on iOS and Android Devices
You can download the iOS and Android app for Cloudflare Privacy DNS 1.1.1.1 from the App Store and Google Play Store.
The reason why Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 is more safe compared to other DNS resolvers is that user data is not collected by Cloudflare. Also, most logs generated by Cloudflare are used for the purpose of debugging and are removed/deleted once 24 hours have passed. Additionally, Cloudflare's DNS service also boasts from additional features like Query Name Minimization – it eliminates the leakage of privacy by transmitting DNS servers' minimal query names.
When 1.1.1.1 is used to funnel the data, it becomes hard for an internet service provider to track the sites you frequently visit. Hence, the DNS service by Cloudflare is an ideal option for anyone concerned about their internet footprints' tracking.
Aside from secure browsing, the service also assists in faster load times as it is implemented on the 1,000+ Cloudflare's servers all across the globe.
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Summer is now in full swing and it is starting to get pretty hot here and there. At the beginning of Summer we started our Summer Selfie Contest.
In July we asked our patients to submit your Summer Selfies to be included in our contest. Last week we tallied up all the entries and put them in an album; then posted them to our Facebook Page.
The pic with the most "Likes" won the prize of 4 Passes to Cultus Lake or Splashdown Park.
After a week of voting the prize has been awarded! The submission was from Brad Herzke.
We hope everyone enjoyed the contest, be sure to follow our Facebook page to learn about more contests and events!


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Food wholesaler S&G Trading has agreed to occupy Unit 2 at the industrial park in Widnes at a rent of £6 / sq ft.
The 20,036 sq ft unit is located on Wheldon Road, in close proximity to the wider regional motorway network and other transport links.
Speke Approach is a development of warehouses with access off the A561 Speke Road and A5300 Knowsley Expressway. The industrial park is within a 10-minute drive from Liverpool John Lennon Airport.
The unit that S&G Trading has taken features amenities including 40 staff and visitor car parking spaces and quality ground and first floor offices spaces.
Consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton acted as the letting agent on behalf of the unit's private owner and CBRE was the joint letting agent.
LSH said the letting demonstrates the "strength and resilience of the industrial and logistics market" even amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Guy Jackson, LSH's director of industrial and logistics, said: "This is a great example of how demand is continuing to rise in the sub 50,000 sq ft bracket for modern industrial units."
S&G Trading will be relocating from its current, smaller, premises, also in Speke.
Managing director Paul Getty said: "We could see a big ambition to grow our business but needed larger premises to facilitate it.
"We are thrilled to have secured a new tenancy agreement a stone's throw from our current location, with the help of LSH the transfer has been quick and simple."


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In this lesson, you will learn how to add ~아/어야 to the end of a clause. You saw this grammatical principle in a previous lesson, but only followed by 하다. We will look at how this is used in all other situations. Let's get started.
This is actually true in Korea. Here is a video that explains one of these signs.
시집을 가다 is a way to indicate that a woman gets married. Other similar words are 시아버지 and 시어머니 to refer to the father- and mother-in-law for a woman. I don't particularly like these words, as they assume that a woman must move in to the house of her husband with his family. Whether I like these words and the term "시집을 가다" or not, Korean people use them.
Whenever I learned a grammatical principle, I tried to force a concept into as many situations as possible. This allowed me to see what works and what doesn't work.
Living is typically advantageous to people.
This doesn't mean that the grammar within the sentence can't be negative – but rather the outcome of the sentence usually is not negative. For example, the following sentence (also shown above) ends in 않을 거예요. It is grammatically negative, but the outcome is something positive – not discharging pollution.
I talk about the use of 그렇다 in a lot of lessons. It's a common word that is easily adaptable to most grammatical principles. I first talked about 그렇다 in Lesson 23.


"Damn it Oliver, you would be dead ten times over if it wasn't for me!"
John Diggle contrary to his seemingly tough exterior is a very perceptive and wise individual, being the first to notice that something was different about Oliver after he came back from the island. This was what prompted Oliver to have him as his comrade.
Since becoming a member of Oliver's team, John has provided Oliver with a bigger sense of direction, such as when he suggests saving and helping other people from danger instead of hunting down every last men in his father's book. He also provides Oliver with wise counsel, even if Oliver doesn't agree with him sometimes.
Due to his time in the military as an Army Ranger, John is a disciplined and level-headed person who tries to approach everything with a calm demeanor. He has a sense of justice and honor, and is loyal to the people he cares about. He also has a dry sense of humor. He's shown as being very logical keeping his emotions out of his decisions most of the time though he on one occasion left his emotions in and it almost cost him Carly's life.
He has a vendetta against Deadshot who killed his brother and has threatened to kill him. Diggle is more than willing to leave the team if that is the only way to fix the problems such as when Oliver is being selfish and putting his needs against everything else. He only came back when Oliver apologized about everything.
He's shown to care deeply for Oliver and he always is seen doing what is best for him even if it means it will hurt him in the now. He's also the first person in the series to ever find out who the Hood is. He is also in love with his brother's former wife and is having trouble moving past the fact that, that's who she is to him.


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b. Place the safety on "S" position.
c. Return the cocking handle to the forward position.
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e. Place the safety on "F" position.
f. Grasp the cocking handle with the right hand, pull the trigger with the left hand, and ease the bolt forward.


A grassroots group of young Egyptian revolutionaries fights the polarisation between the military and the Islamists.
Cairo, Egypt - It seems like Egypt is a country torn in two directions: Those for the military and those who support the Muslim Brotherhood.
But twice now - once on Friday and again on Sunday - a grassroots group of young revolutionaries from a number of groups involved in the January 25, 2011 uprising have gathered at the Sphinx Square in Giza to voice their disapproval of both the military and the Muslim Brotherhood.
The movement, which includes members of the Revolutionary Socialists and the April 6th Youth Movement, among other others, has also attracted a number of independent activists who don't identify with a particular group, but agree with the goals of the Third Square (not to be confused with the Islamist Third Current).
"First of all, if we're talking about the revolution on January 25 , we had some hopes, and after our presidential election, we found that [Mohamed] Morsi couldn't fulfil the hopes and demands of the revolution," said Mohamed Shatta, 29.
"But at the same time we're against the rule of the military...both regimes can't provide the needs of the revolution."
Shatta, who does not belong to any group, said he did not participate in the Tahrir Square pro-military rally nor the pro-Morsi sit-in in Nasr City and Giza because he disagrees with their goals and finds them divisive.
"The Third Square is here to continue the revolution and we want all these people guilty of crimes from the military, from the Muslim Brotherhood and from the current regime," said Shatta, a logistics officer at an NGO.
Gigi Ibrahim, an activist with the Revolutionary Socialists told me that the group is not yet a formal coalition, but that it "might gain momentum and become a front or a coalition."
While the numbers at the group's earlier Sphinx Square protest don't begin to compare the number of people seen at Tahrir Square or the sit-in in Nasr City, it is starting to gain some attention. Its Facebook page has over 11,000 "Like" and is growing.
While there are many comments encouraging the grassroots, informal coalition, the criticism and debate on the page are also telling.
One pro-military visitor to the page blasted the organisers of the Third Square protests, saying that "this is not the time for more division – let's get of the Muslim Brotherhood first.
A Muslim Brotherhood supporter, meanwhile, accuses the those who participate in the Third Square protests of comforting themselves with a false neutrality.
"You're not taking the righteous path" writes the poster.
"You're trying to keep yourself on the good side by staying in between, but you know we're right."
The Third Square is new still - it remains to be seen if it manages to keep its stance or if its members will end up taking the side of either the military or the Muslim Brotherhood.


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Two of the UK's leading motor sport shows have moved to an exciting new venue at Silverstone.
And both shows – Motorsport UK and KartMania – will be promoting the MSA's award winning Go Motorsport initiative.And both shows – Motorsport UK and KartMania – will be promoting the MSA's award winning Go Motorsport initiative.
Now based at home of the Santander British Grand Prix on 3-4 November, the newly named Silverstone Motorsport UK will continue to promote all categories national motor sport but will now be expanded to include several notable new additions. There will be a chance for show goers to enjoy hot laps as a passenger on the Stowe Circuit, a kit car pavilion, a special kart challenge as well as an enlarged 5,000 sq ft exhibition area within the spectacular new Wing building.
KartMania takes place two weeks later (17-18 November) maximising many of the same state-of-the-art facilities. The show is already established as the country's premier karting show and will continue to enjoy support from Karting Magazine.
Once again the move to Silverstone has allowed the organisers to expand the event, which will now feature live karting and a kartboot sale as well as the main exhibition.
"We are thrilled to be teaming up with Silverstone and there is no doubt that both Silverstone Motorsport UK 2012 and KartMania are going to be very special events; they will certainly be something for all of the family. In addition to the live elements, the large main hall will provide visitors with the chance to make contact and network with suppliers, organisers and key people from the industry who will share their experiences and quite simply break down the barriers in getting into and moving forward in motor sport."
Richard Phillips, Managing Director of Silverstone Circuits Limited, is equally pleased with the arrival of these two events. "We are delighted to welcome Motorsport UK and KartMania to Silverstone," he confirmed. "We have been extremely impressed with the two shows and we look forward to working with Martin, his team and partners in making these events a success and not-to-be-missed fixtures on the UK motor sport calendar.
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Tomato chicken: a quick and tasty dish, you'll absolutely love this!
A great alternative way to prepare chicken.
Tomato chicken with provola cheese and oregano is easy to make in just a few minutes.
Ingredients: salt, pepper, olive oil, onion, tomato puree, chicken breast, oregano, provola, cheese, basil.
1. Sauté the onions in some olive oil.
2. Add the tomato puree, salt, pepper and oregano.
3. Let it simmer for 7 minutes, then add the chicken.
4. Add the provola cheese and some basil leaves and let them continue cooking for about 10/15 minutes.
You've probably never prepared chicken like this!
1. Season the chicken with salt, pepper, and paprika. Make some cuts (not too deep) in the chicken breast to create some pockets.
2. Fill these with a mixture of ricotta, spinach, and salt.
3. Cover the top with some provola cheese, olive oil, and Parmesan cheese.
4. Bake at 180°C for 30 minutes.