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Fridays at Egg: Chris Lake, Martin Ikin & Deeper Purpose
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Martin Ikin
Deeper Purpose
On Friday 26th July, accomplished house producer Chris Lake plays our Middle Floor with Martin Ikin and Deeper Purpose to see out the last of our Friday night schedule of July.
Having made a strong name for himself on the international dance music circuit with shows spanning Ibiza, New York, Rio and beyond, Chris returns to London soil after playing Coachella, Spring Awakening and more earlier in the summer.
Londoner Martin Ikin has been producing under various aliases since the halcyon days of rave, but it's under his own name that he conquered the world of deep tech and bass-led house, making him a favourite in the White Isle and here in the UK.
London based selector Deeper Purpose completes the bill with a library of chunky tech house cuts to complement the sounds of Chris and Martin 'til late.
We're offering Free Entry before midnight to any of our Final Cuts events when purchasing a ticket to any of our Friday/Saturday night events. Combining the best of R&B, hip-hop, commercial, house and more, Final Cut is our Wednesday night party which showcases the finest of London's music talent 'til late.
Egg London is a strictly 19+ venue. Club scan is now installed in the venue at the front door, which means everyone attending Egg must have a valid form of photo ID to present to be scanned on entry. The accepted forms of ID are: unexpired passport, driving license, provisional driving license, photo cards featuring the pass hologram. Photocopies, photos or screenshots of IDs are not accepted.
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02/20/2013 12:57 am ET Updated Feb 20, 2013
Same-Sex Marriage Group Launches $1 Million Campaign
By Mollie Reilly
The Respect for Marriage Coalition, a group that supports same-sex marriage, is launching a $1 million ad campaign featuring clips of political figures from both sides of the aisle, including President Obama, former Vice President Dick Cheney and former U.S. secretary of state Colin Powell.
"Against the backdrop of President Obama's historic comments about marriage rights in his inaugural address, freedom to marry legislation pending in a number of states, and two landmark marriage cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, the Coalition is working to grow support for marriage rights for same-sex couples across the nation," the group said in a news release.
The TV spot, which Politico reports is set to air during the Sunday morning political shows and on national cable channels, uses past clips of Obama, Cheney, Powell, and former First Lady Laura Bush, highlighting bipartisan support for marriage equality.
"None of us would want to be told we can't marry the person we love," a narrator says. "That's why a growing majority of Americans believe it's time to allow marriage for gay and lesbian couples."
"Freedom means freedom for everyone," Cheney says in the clip.
"Allowing them to live together with the protection of law, it seems to me is the way we should be moving in this country," Powell says.
"It's time for marriage," the spot concludes.
The Respect for Marriage Coalition, which encompasses more than 80 organizations in total, is co-chaired by Freedom to Marry and the Human Rights Campaign. In addition to the television spot, the national campaign also includes print and online advertisements.
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Hey Obama! We Built This!
At Gateway Pundit via IOTW — This is exhilarating! You know why? Because more and more Americans are sick and damned tired of this socialist/communist/collectivist ragtime puppet sullying up the People's House. America's business owners bite back. Grrrrr!
Now small business owners across America are standing up, speaking out and fighting back.
"I Built This" – the video.


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- TechnologyOne launches Financial Services industry-first software
TechnologyOne launches Financial Services industry-first software
TechnologyOne (ASX: TNE), in partnership with Police and Nurses Credit Society , will launch industry-first software for the financial services market at the Abacus (Australian Mutuals) Convention on Wednesday 26 October.
The two companies joined forces in 2011 to develop the preconfigured solution, OneBanking, which helps financial institutions meet all operational challenges including regulatory and branch reporting, financial accuracy and cost transparency, people and asset management and stakeholder engagement.
OneBanking offers a full spectrum of integrated solutions including TechnologyOne's financials, supply chain, project costing and enterprise budgeting.
Two other customers, SGE Credit Union and Beirut Hellenic Bank, have also recently signed up for the software.
Police & Nurses Chief Financial Officer Dave Spearman said over six months, Police & Nurses had implemented new TechnologyOne systems to replace its existing Emphasys software and as part of the implementation, worked with the Australian enterprise software company to form the template for OneBanking.
"It was an easy decision to make because TechnologyOne has a proven track record in financial services institutions with over 70 customers in this sector and has tailored its software to meet the needs of our heavily regulated industry," Mr Spearman said.
"TechnologyOne's responsiveness, high quality products and outstanding level of service gave us every confidence to improve our technology systems.
"OneBanking includes templates that make our reporting quick and easy, which is a major advantage," Mr Spearman said.
"We are obligated to report not only to government agencies such as Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA), Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) and the Reserve Bank of Australia, but also to internal stakeholders such as senior management and the board.
"It is essential to have timely and accurate information in a useable and easy to understand format that gives all stakeholders the confidence the business is doing well.
"TechnologyOne's solution provides this and has reduced the time it takes to produce reports from days to hours. The automation of many of our activities will assist us in doing what we do best - managing financials for our members."
TechnologyOne Executive Chairman, Adrian Di Marco, said OneBanking was the only out-of-the-box solution on the market, which automated compliance reports for the financial services industry.
"Developing OneBanking has been an exciting opportunity to work with the credit union and wider financial services industry to produce software that moves them forward with us through the technology evolution," Mr Di Marco said.
"The technology has simplified Police & Nurses' overall information management from disparate systems across the organisation to one, easy to use, complete solution.
"It empowers end users to manage information in a way that best suits their needs and decreases dependency on IT support."


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"""
Online Variational Bayesian Inference for Latent Dirichlet Allocation

This code was modified from the code originally written by Matthew Hoffman.
Implements online VB for LDA as described in (Hoffman et al. 2010).

@author: Ke Zhai (zhaike@cs.umd.edu)
"""

import sys, re, time, string
import numpy
import scipy
import scipy.special
import nltk;

from inferencer import compute_dirichlet_expectation;
from inferencer import Inferencer;

class Variational(Inferencer):
    def __init__(self,
                 hash_oov_words=False,
                 maximum_gamma_update_iteration=50,
                 minimum_mean_change_threshold=1e-3
                 ):
        Inferencer.__init__(self, hash_oov_words);

        self._maximum_gamma_update_iteration = maximum_gamma_update_iteration;
        self._minimum_mean_change_threshold = minimum_mean_change_threshold;

    def parse_doc_list(self, docs):
        if (type(docs).__name__ == 'str'):
            temp = list()
            temp.append(docs)
            docs = temp

        D = len(docs)

        wordids = list()
        wordcts = list()
        for d in range(0, D):
            docs[d] = docs[d].lower()
            docs[d] = re.sub(r'-', ' ', docs[d])
            docs[d] = re.sub(r'[^a-z ]', '', docs[d])
            docs[d] = re.sub(r' +', ' ', docs[d])
            words = string.split(docs[d])
            ddict = dict()
            for word in words:
                if (word in self._vocab):
                    wordtoken = self._vocab[word]
                    if (not wordtoken in ddict):
                        ddict[wordtoken] = 0
                    ddict[wordtoken] += 1
                else:
                    if self._hash_oov_words:
                        wordtoken = hash(word) % len(self._vocab);
                        if (not wordtoken in ddict):
                            ddict[wordtoken] = 0
                        ddict[wordtoken] += 1
            wordids.append(ddict.keys())
            wordcts.append(ddict.values())

        return wordids, wordcts

    def e_step(self, wordids, wordcts):
        batch_size = len(wordids)

        document_level_elbo = 0;

        # Initialize the variational distribution q(theta|gamma) for the mini-batch
        gamma = 1*numpy.random.gamma(100., 1./100., (batch_size, self._number_of_topics))
        exp_E_log_theta = numpy.exp(compute_dirichlet_expectation(gamma))

        sstats = numpy.zeros(self._beta.shape)
        # Now, for each document d update that document's gamma and phi
        meanchange = 0
        for d in range(0, batch_size):
            # These are mostly just shorthand (but might help cache locality)
            ids = wordids[d]
            cts = wordcts[d]
            gammad = gamma[d, :]
            exp_E_log_theta_d = exp_E_log_theta[d, :]
            exp_E_log_beta_d = self._exp_E_log_beta[:, ids]
            # The optimal phi_{dwk} is proportional to expElogthetad_k * expElogbetad_w. phi_norm is the normalizer.
            phi_norm = numpy.dot(exp_E_log_theta_d, exp_E_log_beta_d) + 1e-100
            # Iterate between gamma and phi until convergence
            for it in range(0, self._maximum_gamma_update_iteration):
                lastgamma = gammad
                # We represent phi implicitly to save memory and time. Substituting the value of the optimal phi back into the update for gamma gives this update. Cf. Lee&Seung 2001.
                gammad = self._alpha_theta + exp_E_log_theta_d * numpy.dot(cts / phi_norm, exp_E_log_beta_d.T)
                exp_E_log_theta_d = numpy.exp(compute_dirichlet_expectation(gammad))
                phi_norm = numpy.dot(exp_E_log_theta_d, exp_E_log_beta_d) + 1e-100
                # If gamma hasn't changed much, we're done.
                meanchange = numpy.mean(abs(gammad - lastgamma))
                if (meanchange < self._minimum_mean_change_threshold):
                    break
            gamma[d, :] = gammad
            # Contribution of document d to the expected sufficient statistics for the M step.
            sstats[:, ids] += numpy.outer(exp_E_log_theta_d.T, cts/phi_norm)

            if self._compute_elbo:
                document_level_elbo += numpy.sum(cts * phi_norm)

                # E[log p(theta | alpha) - log q(theta | gamma)]
                document_level_elbo += numpy.sum((self._alpha_theta - gammad) * exp_E_log_theta_d);
                document_level_elbo += numpy.sum(scipy.special.gammaln(gammad) - scipy.special.gammaln(self._alpha_theta));
                document_level_elbo += numpy.sum(scipy.special.gammaln(self._alpha_theta * self._number_of_topics) - scipy.special.gammaln(numpy.sum(gammad)));

        # This step finishes computing the sufficient statistics for the M step, so that sstats[k, w] = \sum_d n_{dw} * phi_{dwk} = \sum_d n_{dw} * exp{Elogtheta_{dk} + Elogbeta_{kw}} / phinorm_{dw}.
        sstats = sstats * self._exp_E_log_beta

        if self._compute_elbo:
            document_level_elbo *= self._number_of_documents / batch_size;

        return gamma, sstats, document_level_elbo

    def learning(self, docs):
        if (type(docs).__name__ == 'string'):
            temp = list()
            temp.append(docs)
            docs = temp
        (wordids, wordcts) = self.parse_doc_list(docs)
        (gamma, sstats, document_level_elbo) = self.e_step(wordids, wordcts);
        corpus_level_elbo = self.m_step(len(docs), sstats);
        self._counter += 1;

        return gamma, document_level_elbo + corpus_level_elbo

    def approx_bound(self, docs, gamma):
        """
        Estimates the variational bound over *all documents* using only
        the documents passed in as "docs." gamma is the set of parameters
        to the variational distribution q(theta) corresponding to the
        set of documents passed in.

        The output of this function is going to be noisy, but can be
        useful for assessing convergence.
        """

        # This is to handle the case where someone just hands us a single
        # document, not in a list.
        if (type(docs).__name__ == 'string'):
            temp = list()
            temp.append(docs)
            docs = temp

        (wordids, wordcts) = self.parse_doc_list(docs)
        batch_size = len(docs)

        score = 0
        Elogtheta = compute_dirichlet_expectation(gamma)
        expElogtheta = numpy.exp(Elogtheta)

        # E[log p(docs | theta, beta)]
        for d in range(0, batch_size):
            gammad = gamma[d, :]
            ids = wordids[d]
            cts = numpy.array(wordcts[d])
            phinorm = numpy.zeros(len(ids))
            for i in range(0, len(ids)):
                temp = Elogtheta[d, :] + self._Elogbeta[:, ids[i]]
                tmax = max(temp)
                phinorm[i] = numpy.log(sum(numpy.exp(temp - tmax))) + tmax
            score += numpy.sum(cts * phinorm)
#             oldphinorm = phinorm
#             phinorm = n.dot(expElogtheta[d, :], self._exp_E_log_beta[:, ids])
#             print oldphinorm
#             print n.log(phinorm)
#             score += n.sum(cts * n.log(phinorm))

        # E[log p(theta | alpha) - log q(theta | gamma)]
        score += numpy.sum((self._alpha_theta - gamma)*Elogtheta)
        score += numpy.sum(gammaln(gamma) - gammaln(self._alpha_theta))
        score += sum(gammaln(self._alpha_theta*self._number_of_topics) - gammaln(numpy.sum(gamma, 1)))

        # Compensate for the subsampling of the population of documents
        score = score * self._number_of_documents / len(docs)

        # E[log p(beta | eta) - log q (beta | lambda)]
        score = score + numpy.sum((self._alpha_eta-self._beta)*self._Elogbeta)
        score = score + numpy.sum(gammaln(self._beta) - gammaln(self._alpha_eta))
        score = score + numpy.sum(gammaln(self._alpha_eta*self._vocab_size) -
                              gammaln(numpy.sum(self._beta, 1)))

        return(score)

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Every minute, the heart pumps about five quarts of blood through a system of vessels that's more than 60,000 miles long – more than twice the earth's circumference! Another startling number to consider: Heart disease accounts for one out of every three deaths in the United States.
Cardiologists are constantly on the lookout for new methods to examine the heart. Two years ago, Dr. Bijoy Khandheria and his team at Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center in Wisconsin were introduced to cSound™ a powerful software beamformer image reconstruction platform that allows cardiologists to see the heart in like never before. cSound is so powerful that it can process an amount of data equivalent to playing an entire DVD in just one second, in real-time.
Now, Dr. Khandheria is equipped with the new Productivity Elevated release on GE Healthcare's Vivid E95 that takes their productivity to a new level. "This is a true leap forward from what was already an excellent cardiac ultrasound imaging platform," explains Dr. Khandheria.
On any given day, more than 100 patients walk through the echocardiography laboratory at Aurora St Luke Medical Center, where Dr. Khandheria is the medical director – each with a different set of medical issues. The ability to properly assess, diagnose, and treat these patients is often a matter of life or death. Using this new system has enhanced their productivity and efficiency and improves patient care overall.
In one recent case, Dr. Khandheria saw a patient who had been told his heart activity looked normal for the last three years. But with this new system, Dr. Khandheria found irregular activity in the left ventricular that eventually led to a diagnosis of non-compaction – a rare genetic disease of the heart. By catching this early, the team altered treatment and closely monitored the patient.
These cSound enabled automated features help streamline both routine and advanced studies. The time saved can be used to evaluate critical cases and deliver high-quality, efficient care.
What excites Dr. Khandheria the most is the ability to view a graphical representation of the blood cells' trajectories with Blood Speckle Imaging (BSI).


Feeling disconnected from your company doesn't mean you need to leave. Reinventing your role could be a game-changer.
Diane felt undervalued in her role as team leader. Over the past 12 years, all of her performance reviews had been stellar, but her most recent was less than glowing. The criticism felt personal. Diane gave her heart and soul to her job, and it wasn't appreciated. The younger people she trained were moving ahead faster than she was.
Confusion, resentment, and anger bubbled up throughout her day, although she once felt capable and confident in her work. These days, just walking into the conference room and seeing her co-workers joking around is irritating. Friends say, "Diane, stop being so prickly!" The last time she took a vacation, the whole project fell apart, and it took weeks of hard work when she returned to right the ship. Yet no one seems to recognize her value. They just tell her what she is doing wrong. Living like this is miserable.
What options would you consider if you were Diane? She could stay and learn to live with it, find a different organization, or she could reinvent her role while staying in the same position. Feeling disconnected from your company's leadership, locked in a box you don't like, and no longer growing or excited about your work doesn't mean you need to leave. Reinventing your role could be a game-changer. How do you reinvent your role? Start with these six steps.
View your situation from the outside looking in. It takes a conscious effort to be objective. Diane chose to do this after a weekend off work, and looked objectively at the larger industry trends impacting her company.
What were the root causes of the challenges she faced? She thought long and hard about how to make a shift for herself that would also benefit the company. How about in your workplace? Even if you are not feeling as disrupted as Diane, it's a strategic move to consider the larger issues and emerging trends in your industry, your company, or your community. How is the context for your role changing? What does the organization really need from your team or department? See your situation in this current role from a big-picture perspective to gain insight on how you might leverage these changes, and adjust your perspective on where to focus.
2. Add value in ways you haven't yet.
What strengths have you not yet been able to contribute? Design a pathway for greater contribution that you would enjoy and that would move the company forward based on what you learned in step one. Identify a small, specific step you can take to begin adding greater value.
For Diane, she could see how much swirl was resulting from a lack of process and structure in her company's project management. She began to explore how she could adopt the more modern practices of other organizations in their field. She created a presentation to her managers on the cost savings and investments needed to address the issues.
3. Develop a learning agenda to build the skills and abilities you'll need.
Find out what it takes to be stellar in your re-invented role. Build the opportunities for learning and experimenting. Gain mastery by using everyday work experiences for development. If possible, supplement your experiential learning with a course, instruction, or research.
Diane began by talking with her industry peers and collecting templates and methodologies used by others. Once she found a system that could be customized for her organization, she began studying it in depth and eventually went through a certification program.
4. Manage your time in relation to your objectives.
Use the full discretion available to your in your job. Be the author of your day with as much vigor as possible toward the results you wish to create.
Time management was hard for Diane. She was used to helping everyone who asked her and felt pulled in a million directions. With a mission of her own to move forward, she became more aware of protecting her time, declining meetings she didn't need to be in and initiating a schedule for herself that ensured she focused on what mattered most.
5. Create a meaningful project.
What aspect of your job could feed your sense of fulfillment and bring you a little closer to your ideal? If you don't have something like this, it's time to start looking for how you can create it. Imagine something that lives at the intersection between what you want to do and what benefits the organization.
For Diane, upgrading the company's project management systems, refreshing her expertise on the topic, and producing better throughput with less stress was really meaningful and got her noticed for her positive contributions. A small project infused with personal passion and excitement that benefits the organization can become a breakthrough for a career — new inventions are born from just such efforts.
6. Build a bridge from one project — or one role — to the next.
Doing what adds value to a company's priorities gives you leverage to propose, ask, and adjust in your negotiations with leaders. It also gives you a perspective on how to align your talents in ways that elevate your contribution to the next level. As you explore new roles within the same company or in a different organization, you are increasingly well positioned to work on relevant projects you will find satisfying.
Diane's misery became a catalyst for reinventing her role and ultimately her career. She is now a senior project manager at a firm in the supply chain of her prior employer. She remains mission-focused and crafted a role that has less pain and deeper satisfaction. Looking back, she is amazed at how actions she took turned the situation around.


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Chris Spice  (born 25 December 1959) is a British-Australian sports executive, currently Performance Director for British Swimming, and a former field hockey player for Australia.

Early life
He was born in Brisbane, the last of six children. People in his family played top-tier sport.

He played field hockey for Queensland and Australia.

Career

Field hockey
In the early 1990s he became a coach for the Australian women's field hockey team, working under Ric Charlesworth. The team won the World Cup in 1994 and the Olympic gold medal in 1996.

After the Olympics he became Performance Director for the English Hockey Association (England Hockey) in 1997, and joined the Great Britain team in 1998, taking the teams to the Olympics in 2000, where the men finished sixth and the women finished eighth.

Basketball
In 2007 he became Performance Director for British Basketball, being responsible for the team at the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Swimming
He became the Performance Director for British Swimming, taking the team to the Olympics in 2016 and 2021.

Spice was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2022 New Year Honours for services to swimming and high performance sport.

See also
 Bill Furniss, head coach of British Swimming
 Hockey Queensland
 Simon Timson, former Performance Director of UK Sport

References

External links
 British Swimming profile

1959 births
Australian basketball coaches
Australian field hockey coaches
Australian swimming coaches
Field hockey people from Queensland
Sportspeople from Brisbane
Swimming in the United Kingdom
Living people
Australian emigrants to the United Kingdom
Officers of the Order of the British Empire

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US Admits Coalition Airstrike Might Have Killed Syrian Soldiers
By Matt Picht
Syria's military says 62 soldiers were killed in an airstrike meant to target ISIS.
The U.S. military says a coalition airstrike that hit Syria early Saturday was meant for ISIS fighters — but it might have hit Syrian regime soldiers instead.
Syria's military says at least 62 soldiers were killed while fighting ISIS troops near the city of Deir ez-Zor. And Russia, an ally of Syria, claims the U.S.-led airstrike allowed ISIS forces to advance.
SEE MORE: Children In Syria Grow Up Knowing Nothing But War
In a statement, U.S. Central Command noted Russian officials were informed of the strike's location in advance, and the attack was halted once Russia raised the possibility that it might have hit Syrian forces.
Syria is currently under a fragile cease-fire agreement brokered by the U.S. and Russia. Russia recently called on the U.S. to rein in certain militant groups accused of violating the truce.


Very timely. Currently in a angry exchange with my brother over my elderly Mother's well being.Will read and hopefully practice this frequently in coming weeks.Thank.you Greg.
Aristotle says "not within everyone's power" Perhaps the Stoic position is democratic while Aristotle's ethics is for an elite with the money and status to comprehend it.
It's always important to look at what a philosopher has to say in the context of their thought. Aristotle isn't saying some people – or even the majority of people – are simply incapable of controlling anger. He is saying that, unless one has actually developed the virtuous disposition – or at least is on the way to that – with respect to anger, a person is not going to be able to get all of the "rights" (i.e. right person, right reason, right time, etc.) correct with respect to anger.
I am very impressed by your contribution. It is very enlightening to me. Thank you very much for this. I look forward to your next contributions.
You're very welcome! The next one will come out in a month or so. . .
1. Do the Stoics ever distinguish between "anger" as a raw emotion, and what we might call, "righteous indignation" as a response to deep injustice? For example, is there room within the Stoic tradition for reacting to, say, child abuse with something like righteous indignation (shorn of unbridled rage)?
I welcome Dr. Sadler's thoughts on these issues.
No, for the Stoics, any anger is problematic. Seneca, in his work On Anger, observes that anything that could be done through anger (e.g. correcting injustice), can be done more reliably through following reason.
Very interesting piece, one I found personally very relevant. But it seems you dropped something at the end of the first paragraph in the section headed "Differentiating What Is From What Isn't In Our Power". That last sentence doesn't finish, and I'm not sure I'm able to pick up clearly the thread of your meaning in what immediately follows.


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Darkness falls earlier. Although the days are warm, there's a distinct chill when the sun slips behind the hills. It's time to think more about life indoors. Lighting candles in the evening while we sit and read or knit or stitch adds coziness to the scene.
I have a collection of sea glass and often display it in containers in our home. Here's a way to combine a bit of summer and autumn together.
You will need two votive/candle holders, one of them should nest inside the other, with room to spare. Some sea glass, small pebbles, or sea shells, and a tea light.
One votive holder inside the other, with pieces of glass slipped between them. Easy. And oh, so pretty on a September evening.
Make one, make three or four. Line them up on a mantel, down the center of a table or on a window sill. Enjoy cozy.
Linking to Tutorial Tuesday, hosted by Hope Studios.
Two years. And many adventures. Happy Anniversary, Owen and Ashley, and many more to come.
That's a very good idea. I have all the 'ingredients' and will try it! I felt very sad, lighting a candle to put alongside some summer flowers on our table last Saturday. I felt like autumn was coming too soon... but your tealight holders could make it still seem summery!
Love the little candle holders. Great idea to be reminded of the seaside during the darker evenings. Congratulations to the happy pair - 2 years already!
What a fun idea for the candle holders. I like it. That dress Ashley wore is amazing! She is a beauty!
Thank you for such a great candle idea Lorrie. i must admit that since we live on a farm about 6 miles from a volunteer fire department, I wary of burning candles - but two containers with a tea light seems like it might be just the answer...I'll be thinking about this idea. Ashley and Owen are lucky to have found each other and to have had so many adventures in their first two years of marriage!
What a neat idea! And your bride is gorgeous! That dress is almost as lovely as she is! How beautiful.
What a great idea. Those candle holders are so pretty.
What a beautiful idea...I think they'd be pretty even in the winter! Love your pretty header, too! Thanks so much for stopping by, Lorrie!
Thanks for this, Lorrie -- we've always got a pile of beach glass (searching for it is a prime activity when Nola's here) and this is a beautiful way to display it.
Oh I like this idea...it gives such a different glow...a bit more cozy than just a plain candle.
Sea glass and candlelight...so pretty!
Oh, I do love sea glass. And it looks particularly pretty in your candle holders with the candles lit. I wish I did not live quite so far from the sea... otherwise I would try and find sea glass of my own.
Thank you for your lovely comments in my blog. I do truly appreciate you taking the time to leave them.
Simple and pretty candles! There is something warm and comforting about candlelight. Makes me want to remember to light some more often.
I think sea glass is so pretty. Your idea for pairing it with candlelight is perfect for these darker evenings. Love the look.
Your candles are lovely! They give a nice indirect candlelight! And I enjoyed your Rocky Mt. Photos!
oh so lovely these candles are! SO is "sea glass" glass picked up on the beach that has been washed up?? thanks for sharing this wonderful idea.
What a cute couple! The candles are such a fun project and great idea for a fall evening.
What a great idea. I'm thinking I could do it with some blue glass pebbles I have.


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Do you remember this tree that lives outside my office window from spring?
Well it looks like this now!
It is almost luminous in its red gold colouring. Usually it is one of those trees that changes a bit at a time so you end up with a multicoloured effect, but the consistently cool temperatures this autumn seem to have it all turning at once and it is just spectacular.
Autumn is proving to be such a joy to behold this year.
Oh, I adore the colours of Autumn!
But then because of that, you get the beauty of spring and new buds and flowers. YAY!
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Ellie or 'Belle' is the daughter of a digi buddy of mine Kirsty Wiseman. Please take a moment out of your busy day to read all about Ellie here and listen to her own message here and perhaps consider if you could possibly help to contribute to this important fund. Thank you.
We bought Laura a Sony Cybershot for her 16th birthday in a few weeks but as it is her 16th and her brother's 21st joint party on Saturday night, we thought she should have it early to familiarise herself with it and she has been playing. She is very artistic and takes some lovely photos but this one of her and Katie last night is just gorgeous and shows Laura's lovely straight teeth – she had her brace off 2 weeks ago after 18 months of suffering as she didn't find it easy and it was painful at times but the result is so worth it and I am so proud of her determination.
I went to a 2 hour workshop this morning run by the very talented Paula Pascual and Julie Hickey. I nearly didn't go after losing Willow yesterday but my husband said I should and I am glad I did. I had cried most of yesterday and felt awful and doing something constructive helped me today. These are the gorgeous cards we made. All supplies from Craftwork Cards including the fabulous new Simply Sayings by Paula.
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With thanks to my pal Dawn for the original idea for this card. I have slightly altered it but the layering is all Dawn's idea! Gorgeous papers from Krista the ribbon and buckle from my stash and I coloured Edwin with copic markers.
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Thiruvananthapuram, Dec 25 (IANS) Kerala will set up an NRI commission to help resolve problems faced by the diaspora, a minister said Thursday.
Following numerous complaints from the Kerala diaspora, regarded as the backbone of the state economy on account of their remittances, the Oommen Chandy government is to set up a NRI Commission before which the diaspora can approach with all issues they face in Kerala, Minister for Home Ramesh Chennithala told IANS.
The minister that he has already spoken about this to State Diaspora Minister K.C.Joseph and in the coming week they will sit down with officials to work this out.
The commission would be a quasi judicial body.
"This will be put before the Cabinet Jan 7. Punjab is the only state in the country where such a commission exists and it is working well," said Chennithala.
"I have been flooded with requests from the diaspora community about the various problems that they face in Kerala. Most of the complaints pertain to boundary disputes on their property…," added Chennithala.
The most recent study conducted by K.C.Zachariah and S.Irudayarajan of the Centre for Development Studies reveal that the number of Kerala emigrants as on 2014 was 23.63 lakhs, with 90 percent of the Kerala diaspora is in the various Middle-East countries.
During the 12-month period ending March 1, 2014 the total remittances stood at Rs.72,680 crores. Remittances were 1.2 times the revenue receipt of the state, 4.9 times the money that the state got from the centre as revenue transfer and 1.5 times the entire government expenditure.
"Even though we have a special NRI Police Cell, there are limitations in its functioning and the commission is being set up to address this lacunae. Given the nature of it being a quasi-judicial body, the diaspora can engage a lawyer who will be appearing before the commission and the complainant need not waste his/her time," said Chennithala.
Incidentally, Kerala was the first state to set up a separate department for the diaspora and it was only after this, the central government followed suit.


Born in Santander, Spain, painter and printmaker Luis Quintanilla went to Paris in 1911 to study art. It there that he met Juan Gris, whose influence led Quintanilla to become a Cubist. He lived and worked in both France and Spain for the next twenty years, and his style evolved from Cubism to Modernism. Embroiled in the turbulent politics of 1930s Spain, Quintanilla was forced into exile in 1939. With the support and encouragement of Ernest Hemingway and others, he settled in New York and produced lithographs, paintings, and murals in the United States until 1958, when he moved to Paris. With the death of Franco in 1976, Quintanilla returned to his homeland and died two years later in Madrid.
Drypoint, 1950; edition of 250. Image size 9-7/8" x 13"; sheet size 13" x 15-7/8". Published by Associated American Artists, New York. Signed in pencil by the artist in the lower right margin. Fine.
Etching, 1943; edition of 250. Image size 9-7/16" x 13"; sheet size 12½" x 16½". Published by Associated American Artists, New York. Signed in pencil by the artist in the lower margin. Fine.


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This article looks at some of the interrelationships between health, wellbeing, disability, employment and support. It is a brief overview of some aspects and, by no means, the definitive summary of all there is to say on these complex issues. It was produced as part-contribution to a conference in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada in May 2011.
The paper looks at some of the positive effects of being in work, some changing perspectives and expectations, some??of the context for adults with mental health difficulties, some of the context for adults with learning difficulties/disabilities, some of the things that help adults get (and stay) in??work, and ends with a summary of some of the changes to the UK system.


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