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HANSARD 1803–2005 → 2000s → 2004 → October 2004 → 12 October 2004 → Lords Sitting
National Healthy School Standard
HL Deb 12 October 2004 vol 665 cc118-21 118
§ 2.56 p.m.
§ Baroness Massey of Darwen asked Her Majesty's Government:
§ What is their response to the evaluation by the Thomas Coram Research Unit and the National Foundation for Education Research of the National Healthy School Standard.
§ Baroness Andrews
My Lords, we warmly welcome this report, which confirms the effectiveness of the National Healthy School Standard in improving the status, impact and outcomes of health-related work in schools. The Department of Health, together with the Department for Education and Skills and the Health Development Agency will jointly consider the recommendations arising from the evaluation and the implications of the findings for the next phase of the programme in the context of the children's national service framework and the forthcoming public health White Paper.
§ Baroness Massey of Darwen
My Lords, I thank the Minister for that comprehensive reply. Is she aware that this excellent scheme has very positive spin-offs in relation to not only health issues but truancy and behaviour in school? How are schools selected to take part in this scheme, and what further schools will be selected to do so?
My Lords, the outcomes from this research evaluation, which is a joint evaluation conducted independently, were extremely positive. Apart from the outcome mentioned by my noble friend, we also found that young people in the healthy schools programme were less likely to have used drugs, less likely to watch excessive amounts of television and more likely to be responsible in their sexual relationships. These are positive results, and the schools think very highly of the programme.
We targeted schools where 20 per cent or more of children have free school meals, because such schools tend to be in disadvantaged areas and have a high proportion of disadvantaged children. By next year, we hope to have all schools in that category in the programme and to roll out the whole programme by 2010.
§ Baroness Howe of Idlicote
My Lords, I should like to return for a moment to the earlier Question. In light 119 of the growing obesity levels in children, affecting 8.5 per cent of six year-olds and 15 per cent of 15 year-olds, with the corresponding unacceptable costs to both individuals and the economy, what estimate has been made of the NHSS scheme's success in encouraging healthy eating both at home and at school?
My Lords, healthy eating programmes have been a large part of the programme as a whole. Schools which have taken part have looked at the food that is available to children across the school day, so we have some hard evidence of real benefits there. It goes along with all the other things we are trying to do to reduce obesity, such as the national fruit and vegetable scheme for four to six year-olds, increasing provision for school sport by £1 billion and generally raising awareness among young people of their health and how healthy eating makes for more effective learning.
§ The Earl of Listowel
My Lords, given the exceptionally high level of unintended teenage pregnancies in looked-after children and children in public care, and given that mental disorders in this group are four times higher than in the general population—seven times higher for children in children's homes—will the Government ensure that as this standard is implemented in future they will seek feedback not only from teachers and pupils but also from foster carers and residential childcare workers?
My Lords, the noble Earl makes an important point. Schools which have looked-after children and are part of the healthy schools programme would, I am sure, make a specific effort to make sure that they benefited from the scheme. As the noble Earl has raised the teenage pregnancy strategy, I am pleased to say that we are making good progress towards reducing rates of pregnancy among teenagers within the 10-year time frame of the strategy. However, I think that schools would want to do many more things in relation to looked-after children. The healthy schools programme, which is about a good mental health environment as well as a good physical environment, is very much on track.
§ Baroness David
My Lords, does teacher training come up at all in the discussions?
My Lords, 3,000 teachers are undergoing continuing professional development as part of the personal health and social education curriculum. They are involved in and supporting the scheme and they are going on to develop their professional confidence in this area. We hope that that will have a cascading effect throughout schools.
§ Baroness Sharp of Guildford
My Lords, will the lessons that have been learnt from the healthy schools programme be rolled out and extended to the general provision of school meals?
My Lords, we are looking at the nutritional standard of school meals. As I have said, healthy eating is very much a part of the whole programme. We are reviewing nutritional standards because we are conscious that many school meals are high in fats, sugars and salt. In consultation with those who are developing the scheme, we are investing £1.1 million into finding ways of improving nutritional standards. We are working with teachers and training caterers and dinner ladies to be aware of these issues. Nutritional standards are very much part of the programme.
§ Lord Harrison
My Lords, has my noble friend visited the Foundling Museum in central London, which was recently reopened due the intervention, when he was Attorney-General, of Lord Williams of Mostyn? Is she aware that it contains the art collection gathered by Thomas Coram and illustrates the work that he did for education and children in the 18th century whose legacy is demonstrated in the Thomas Coram Research Unit of today?
My Lords, I am pleased to say that I have been to the Foundling Museum over many years. It has a fine collection. The Thomas Coram Research Unit has a deservedly high reputation for the pioneering work that it has done in developing policies for children. It was one of the joint authors of the evaluation report that I have been discussing with your Lordships this afternoon.
§ Earl Howe
My Lords, despite what she has said, was not the Minister rather struck by the fact that the evaluation carried out by the Thomas Coram Research Unit found no significant quantitative differences in outcome between those schools participating at level 3 of the NHSS and those schools which did not participate? Does that not put a value-for-money question mark over the £35 million which this programme has cost since 1999?
My Lords, the noble Earl is right. There was not a direct, demonstrable relationship between academic achievement in schools in the scheme. That was because we have no baseline for the measurement. If the programme is reviewed, as it should be, in successive years on the basis of what we now know, we shall have some hard facts on it. It is always extremely difficult in education to make a causal relationship between what one puts in and what one takes out in terms of achievement. We should be aware of that. In terms of value for money, if noble Lords read what children say in the report about what they get out of taking part in the programme—a place where they are not bullied; a place where they feel comfortable and valued—as well as what has been achieved in terms of healthy eating and opportunities for sport and so on, I think they will agree with me that we are getting value for money.
§ Baroness Thomas of Walliswood
My Lords, following the question of my noble friend Lady Sharp, is there a relationship between the amount of money available for school meals and their nutritional value?
My Lords, the nutritional standards have been in place since 2001. We introduced them because we wanted to raise the quality of school meals. I cannot say anything about a potential relationship between nutritional value and the amount of money, but I am sure that children on free school meals, for example—we want to see all children who are eligible for them claiming them—would certainly be getting value for money.
§ Lord Laming
My Lords, does the Minister agree that this report and others indicate that the performance of schools should be evaluated on issues wider than simple examination results, important though they are?
Yes, my Lords, that is absolutely true. When we look at what constitutes a successful school, we look at far more than examination achievements. We look at the range of elements that make a school effective in terms of mental health, self-esteem, achievement in personal relationships and the widest possible variety of choices in the curriculum so that young people choose the careers that really suit them.
§ Lord Rea
My Lords, as well as insisting on the improved nutritional content of school meals—there are some excellent examples of good practice, but I think the Minister would agree that the general standard is pretty abysmal—can the Minister say whether nutritional education is forming part of the curriculum? If not, will the Government see that it does?
My Lords, a lot of information about nutritional values goes into the design and technology curriculum in terms of what we teach and how we teach it. The healthy schools programme puts a huge emphasis on healthy eating across the school day; for example, the new food in schools programme, to which we are committing £2 million, looks at the value of the healthy breakfast. Increasingly, schools want and are able to offer breakfast as a successful start to the day. In addition, we are looking at how school lunches can be improved and working with all the people involved in making them more nutritious and appetizing. Some schools have also worked out successful ways of reducing the amount of chips that are sold.
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Came across this site whilst looking for some guidance. Basically, I want to start a music blog where I review albums and compile my favourite albums of the year. Obviously it would look a lot better if I could use an image of the album cover with the title at the top of each review.
I've had a look around and can't find a clear answer to this. I read things about 'fair dealing' but can't work out if this applies.
Is there any way for me to use album artwork in my reviews on the blog or is it a no-go? If I can use them, is there a better way to get them besides Googling the album name and downloading an image of the cover from one of the results?
Hoping I can use an image of the album I'm reviewing, but if I can't I'll have to think of something to liven up the blog or make it interesting - all copy is dull!
You are on the right track when you mention fair dealing. The exception for the purposes of criticism or review would allow you to use a copy of an album cover alongside an article which reviews the music contained in the album. The 'fair' part of fair dealing really means that you should use no more than is necessary, so a smallish thumbnail image should be fine, as you would be using it to assist the reader in identifying the album in question, since most people will relate more readily to a graphic rather than just the album title. Just remember to credit the artwork, the copyright for which will be owned by the record company, not the artist or band.
If you wanted to be super-cautious you could ask the record companies for permission, but I don't think this is necessary, as the practice is widely used in journalism generally, and on streaming/download sites etc for pretty much the same reason as you want to use the album artwork.
Thanks Andy, that's really helpful!
-Is there a guide size to go for? E.g. 200 x 200. I assume anything that's not full-size or hi-res is OK.
-Is there a proper way to credit the record company? I'll get the images from Google but does the name of the record company go underneath the image in small copy or anywhere on the page? Is there a need for 'Copyright' or a logo?
-Finally, I may decide to embed the album from Spotify so visitors can listen to it. Spotify provide code to do this and it shows the album artwork. Since they're a huge company with the most popular music streaming service, I'm assuming this is OK? They provide info online of how to do it.
Unfortunately there's no specific guidance on the size, but I think your suggestion of 'not full-size or hi-res' is a reasonable yardstick. The main principle is that you are not seeking to undermine the economic value of the original, hence my reference to thumbnail.
Something I didn't mention in my earlier posting is that if you don't actually host the image on your server (ie the one hosting your reviews) but merely link to an image legally hosted elsewhere, then some recent judgments from the Court of Justice of the European Union (such as a case known as GS Media), have declared that this is not infringing, because you have not actually made a copy of the work, merely provided a link so that the viewer's browser obtains the image directly from the source where it is legally held. This can be done by framing or deep linking or similar techniques, as long as they don't circumvent paywalls or other access controls. That then avoids all the business of providing a credit which is required by fair dealing.
However if you would prefer to use the fair dealing exception, then the usual sort of credit would be the name of the author of the work concerned. Where the author's name is unavailable, the name of the owner of the copyright should be used. There is no legal requirement for a copyright symbol or other information. However it certainly would not do any harm to include a brief statement like "Album cover © Old Dog Records 2015" as this more than complies with the requirement and reinforces the fact that you acknowledge their copyright. If you know the name of the artist responsible for the artwork, by all means mention him or her also. The credit should be sufficiently close to the image that the viewer doesn't have to hunt for it, especially where several images are included on the same page.
And yes, Spotify was exactly the sort of service I was referring to in my earlier posting. Using their service means that you would not need to host the image and thus you would not be infringing any copyright. The only time this method could cause problems is where you are reasonably sure that the streaming site is unlikely to be licensed to provide either the music or the album covers, in which case you should avoid using any of their content and you won't be liable for inadvertent infringement.
I would be cautious about deep linking images on other peoples' sites. Most webmasters view this as stealing bandwidth (i.e. their bandwidth for the image is being used to enhance your site without any benefit to the site that actually hosts the image - costing them bandwidth for nothing in return).
As a basic rule though, it is considered bad netiquette to 'deep link' to images on other people's sites and... as they control the hosting they can move/remove an image without your knowledge. Also with a bit of web-server configuration, it is possible block access, or redirect external image request to a specific image; I remember seeing a site a few years back where half the images on it stated "the owner of this site is a bandwidth thief" (or words to that effect), [do a Google image search for "Bandwidth Thief" and you will get the idea].
Personally, I would go with the low-res thumbnail and a copyright statement option.
Good point CA! I was only looking at the issue from a legal standpoint, and I agree that netiquette would tend to frown upon such practices as deep linking and bandwidth theft. However, clearly sites like Spotify are more than happy to provide the embedding facilities if it drives more users to their site.


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Deputy: The survival of US forces in Iraq scheme to divide the country
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[ltr]Deputy: The survival of US forces in Iraq scheme to divide the country[/ltr]
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[ltr]MP in the parliament Mansour al-Baiji, on Wednesday, the survival of US forces in Iraq is planned to divide the country, calling on the government to accelerate the removal of these forces.[/ltr]
[ltr]"America is working for expansion not only in Iraq but also on neighboring countries, and it will make a part of the Iraqi territories to fight it, and this is what we will never allow," al-Baiji said in a statement received by Mawazine News.[/ltr]
[ltr]He added that "the Iraqi government should not live in the circle of embarrassment of the survival of US forces and it must make clear to the Iraqi people how much the numbers of these forces and when they will be removed and what is their role and reason to stay on our territory after the announcement of victory over gangs, To "move quickly and remove US forces from Iraqi territory."[/ltr]
[ltr]Al-Baiji pointed out that "the talk about the presence of US advisers is to mix the papers and cover the survival of these forces, if they are advisers, what is the reason for the presence of military tankers, tanks and aircraft and these large numbers of soldiers what their role."[/ltr]
[ltr]He stressed that "the survival of US forces in Iraq is planned to divide the country."[/ltr]
[ltr]He announced earlier the start of the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq[/ltr]
Maliki's coalition: the survival of US forces plan to divide Iraq
MP from the coalition of state law Mansour al-Baiji Wednesday, the Iraqi government to move quickly and remove US forces from Iraqi territory as soon as possible.
Al-Baiji said in a statement that America is working for expansion not only in Iraq, but on neighboring countries and will make from Iraqi territory a circle of conflict and this is not allowed to final
Al-Baiji told the Iraqi government not to live in the critical circle of the presence of US forces and it should make clear to the Iraqi people how much the numbers of these forces are and when they will be taken out and what their role is and why they remain on our land after declaring victory over terrorist gangs
Al-Baiji said that the talk about the presence of US advisers is to mix the papers and coverage of the survival of these forces, if they are advisers, what is the reason for the presence of military tankers, tanks and aircraft and these large numbers of soldiers What is their role therefore everyone knows that the policy of Atramp US President is the end of their existence, US forces as soon as we do not need them and the government to move and not to remain silent because this is very dangerous and can not delay
Parliamentary demands for a "quick move" to remove US troops from Iraq
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MP of the coalition of state law Mansour al-Baiji, on Wednesday, the Iraqi government to move quickly to remove US forces from Iraqi territory, warning that the survival of these forces is aimed at the division and fragmentation of Iraq.
"The Iraqi government should not live in the critical circle of the survival of the US forces and it must make clear to the Iraqi people how many these forces are and when they will be taken out, what is their role, and why they remain on our land after the declaration of victory," al-Baiji said in a statement. On terrorist gangs. "
Al-Baiji added that "talk about the presence of US advisers is to mix the papers and cover the survival of these forces," noting that "if they are advisers, what is the reason for the presence of military tankers, tanks and aircraft and these large numbers of soldiers What is their role?"
Al-Bayji warned that "America is working for expansion not only in Iraq but also on the neighboring countries and will make from the Iraqi territory a circle of conflict and this is not allowed for a final." Ending / 25
Detecting a parliamentary approach to end the US military presence in Iraq
The deputy of the coalition of state law, Mohamed Chihod, on Wednesday, a parliamentary move to end the US presence in Iraq, stressing that their presence is an occupation of Iraq, and accused Prime Minister Haider Abadi responsibility for their continued presence.
"The US forces no longer have any justification, and no force should be accepted under any name," he said in a statement to al-Maalouma. "Iraq may need some information and some training from foreign experiments, but that does not mean The presence of more than 5,000 American elements on the ground in Iraq. "
He added that "the parliament will have a position during the next week on the US presence in Iraq, where the matter will be resolved in the coming sessions," adding that "the security forces and popular mobilization proved their ability to thwart all terrorist schemes and no longer need to stay foreign troops in Iraq" .
"The survival of more than 5000 US troops in Iraq is an occupation of the country, and therefore is not justified under the strategic framework agreement between Iraq and the United States of America, which stated that there is no US base in Iraq."
And carrying the Chihod, Prime Minister Haider Abadi responsibility for the survival of American soldiers in Iraq, pointing out that "their presence was rejected under the previous government (headed by Nuri al-Maliki)." Ending / 25 n
Deputy: The issue of the American presence will be central to the formation of the next government
The MP from the coalition of state law, Nahla al-Hababi, on Wednesday, between the talks to form the next government after the elections and the issue of the US presence in Iraq, noting that most of the political blocs will require the next prime minister to end the American presence after the elimination of the organization "Daash" criminal.
"The issue of the US military presence will be pivotal in the discussions on the formation of the next government, which will require most of the political blocs to the next prime minister to end the US presence in Iraq after the stability of the security situation in the country and the elimination of the organization calling for criminal."
"The current government headed by Haider al-Abadi avoids talking about the US presence in Iraq under the pretext of political and economic crises and not end the war against gangs, calling for criminal," adding that "the US military presence in Iraq raises the suspicion of Iraqis."
"The US side points to the presence of about 10,000 military advisers working within the international coalition in Iraq, but the information available indicates that the number doubled in recent months."
The newspaper "News" Lebanese saw in a report on Wednesday, that Prime Minister Haider Abadi sought to achieve "political gain" by announcing the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq, noting that the declaration does not exceed the framework of political bidding. Ending / 25 d
Newspaper: Abadi sought to achieve political gain by announcing the withdrawal of US troops
Lebanese Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi sought to achieve "political gain" by announcing the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq, the newspaper "Al-Akhbar" reported on Wednesday, noting that the declaration does not exceed the framework of political bidding.
"Abadi wanted to register (electoral gain) by announcing the start of the withdrawal of these forces at an election time and at the gates of the legislative elections (May 12)," the newspaper said in a report.
She added that "Abadi sought to withdraw some of the arguments from the forces that raise the slogan of resisting the occupation in Iraq on the one hand, and investor in the street of those factions on the other, the adoption of a speech that mimics her feelings."
The newspaper added that "between the introduction and response, Abadi did not provide yesterday a comprehensive answer to the new question:« Is a timetable for the withdrawal of foreign forces? Or will it remain in the next stage? ", But only introduced the climate of statements made, which leads to another question: Will this declaration (the withdrawal of foreign forces) an introduction to a range of controversial topics will be raised by Abadi associates in the next phase, to look at some of the issues that He wants to evade them? " Ending / 25
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Re: Deputy: The survival of US forces in Iraq scheme to divide the country
by weslin3 Wed Feb 07, 2018 9:47 am
This is all so crazy...
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by azareus Wed Feb 07, 2018 10:14 am
Remember Duck said Maliki is the guy we want. Still convinced Duck was right LOL
by Lobo Wed Feb 07, 2018 10:38 am
We're not leaving.
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by weslin3 Wed Feb 07, 2018 12:55 pm
azareus wrote: Remember Duck said Maliki is the guy we want. Still convinced Duck was right LOL
That's history az. Why bring up things that isn't any benefit.. Lots of things all of us has thought was a good deal and didn't pan out as this is Iraq... I'm tired of beating up what someone has said. I just want my RV... Doesn't matter a hill of beans what any of us thinks it is what happens.
As the song goes... "Let it go."
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Location: United Kingdom. Wales. Smalls Bank. Trawled in stomach of Astropecten irregularis at 60m. April 2004.
Location: New Zealand. Whangavei harbour. January1978.
Location: New Zealand. Auckland. Point Chevalier. June 1987.
Comment: w/perio. Little erosion on umbo.
Location: South Africa. Natal. Richards Bay. Dredged in sand at ca 100m. July 2007.
Location: Uruguay. Rocha. La Paloma. Dredged at 70mJuly 2002.
Location: North Sea. S of Ireland. Labadie Bank.Trawled at 100m. November 2004.
Comment: w/perio. From Labadie Bank.


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Commission adopts rules for the delivery of waste from ships to EU ports
News article24 January 2022Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport
The Directive on port reception facilities, adopted in 2019, prevents marine pollution from ships by ensuring that waste generated on ships, and passively fished waste, is not thrown into the sea but returned to land and adequately managed. As part of this Directive, the Commission is today adopting four implementing regulations, prepared in cooperation with Member State experts, and in consultation with stakeholders:
Storage capacity for waste in a ship
When calling at an EU port, ships must deliver all waste to the port facilities. An exemption to this rule is applied for ships with sufficient capacity to store the waste accumulated during their intended voyage until they reach the next port of call. This Implementing Regulation defines how to determine whether a ship has sufficient storage capacity for this exemption to apply.
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/89 of 21 January 2022 laying down rules for the application of Directive (EU) 2019/883 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards the method to be used for the calculation of sufficient dedicated storage capacity
Ships that produce reduced quantities of waste and manage it sustainably
Reducing the amount of waste produced on board a ship is as important as the obligation to deliver it to a port. In order to incentivise this, the Directive requires that port fees are lower for ships that produce reduced quantities of waste, and manage it in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner. This Implementing Regulation defines the criteria for determining when a ship is entitled to a reduced fee for producing less waste and managing it well.
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/91 of 21 January 2022 defining the criteria for determining that a ship produces reduced quantities of waste and manages its waste in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner in accordance with Directive (EU) 2019/883 of the European Parliament and of the Council
Reporting of waste caught in fishing nets
Ports must collect passively fished waste, i.e. waste caught in fishing nets during normal fishing vessel operations. So that such waste can be monitored, the Directive requires Member States to report on the amount and characteristics of passively fished waste delivered to their ports. This Implementing Regulation defines how to collect and report these data.
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/92 of 21 January 2022 laying down rules for the application of Directive (EU) 2019/883 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards monitoring data methodologies and the format for reporting passively fished waste
Selecting which ships to inspect
Member States are required to inspect 15% of ships calling in their ports to verify compliance with waste rules. When doing so, Member States must target those ships for which the risk of non-compliance is highest. This Implementing Regulation defines a mechanism for the selection of ships for inspection, based on common criteria, so that the selection is made in the same way across the EU.
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/90 of 21 January 2022 laying down rules for the application of Directive (EU) 2019/883 of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards the detailed elements of the Union risk-based targeting mechanism for selecting ships for inspection


The Panel provides advice to Council and the STFC Executive on strategy, policies and programme balance for public engagement with STFC's science and technology, and provides new ideas for programme development. The work of the Panel covers the full STFC public engagement programme, delivered between STFC's national laboratories and the Council's head office in Swindon.
Members of the Advisory Panel for Public Engagement demonstrate expertise in the strategy, planning, delivery, and evaluation of a range of public engagement programmes. The panel draws from all disciplinary backgrounds, with members understanding the UK landscape of public engagement with science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Colin Pulham is Head of the School of Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh, with research interests in the crystallisation of heat-storage materials, pharmaceuticals, explosives, fuels, and lubricants, under a range of conditions including elevated pressures and temperatures.
He works closely with colleagues at the ISIS Neutron Facility and at the Diamond Light Source using neutron and X-ray techniques to study the structures of these materials.
He has a long-standing passion for public engagement both as a practitioner, through the delivery of public talks and interactive workshops, and as an advocate through the development of public engagement strategy.
Helen Bridle is an Associate Professor at Heriot-Watt University researching lab-on-a-chip systems, in which liquids are manipulated in microchannels the size of a single human hair.
Her research group use these systems to process drinking water samples to detect pathogens as well as in the purification of stem cell products for medical applications.
She won the Royal Society of Edinburgh Innovator's Prize for Public Engagement in 2016 and has been involved in numerous outreach activities, including science festivals, schools projects and festival shows as well as organising activities with the British Science Association Edinburgh branch.
David Berman has been working on string theory for over 20 years. After graduating from Manchester, he completed his PhD in Durham with a stay at CERN before carrying out postdoctural research in Utrecht, Jerusalem and Cambridge where he was a fellow of Clare Hall.
His research focuses on the highly conceptual aspects of theoretical physics. He has a long held interest in public engagement and bringing science to artists and making contemporary science part of a general fine arts culture in the UK.
He has worked with Turner prize winning sculptor Grenville Davey over an extended period and has been part of numerous art/science collaborations involving various media.
Sophie Duncan has worked in public engagement for over twenty years. She is currently the deputy director of the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement, a role that includes overseeing NCCPE projects and communications.
Originally trained as a physicist she started her career at the Science Museum in London where she was involved in exhibition design and public events. She then became programme manager with Science Year – a government initiative to promote science to teenagers.
Following this, Sophie spent 7 years working at the BBC – leading the creation and delivery of national learning campaigns including Breathing Places which sought to inspire people to do one thing to help wildlife.
A skilled facilitator and trainer, Sophie is particularly interested in the role of evaluation to develop quality engagement. She is passionate about engaging with the public, and committed to finding more effective ways to support public involvement in higher education.
Richard Holliman is Professor of Engaged Research at The Open University, UK.
Through his teaching and engaged research, he explores relationships between academic researchers and non-academic stakeholders.
He is particularly interested in the interplay between digital technologies and different forms of knowledge and expertise, and how the practices of engagement shape and frame contemporary research.
Richard has been a member of APPE since 2016. Prior to this, he contributed to the STFC working group that produced the PEACE Report.
Having completed her degree in Physics and Philosophy at the University of Oxford, Katherine Leech trained as a secondary school science teacher - specialising in Physics - through the Teach First scheme.
She taught for nine years at schools that included inner-city comprehensives, international schools and boarding schools before moving to the University of York as their Physics Outreach Officer in 2013.
Katherine is passionate about public engagement and works with organisations including the Ogden Trust, Institute of Physics and Isaac Physics to create and deliver a varied programme of events for diverse audiences.
Chris Lintott is a Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Oxford, where he leads the Galaxy Zoo and Zooniverse projects.
Zooniverse is the world's leading online citizen science platform, providing more than a million volunteers with the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to research.
He is best known as the co-presenter of the BBC's Sky at Night program, and has a long-standing interest in informal engagement which has led him to work at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, serve as a Trustee at Royal Museums Greenwich and to a current position as a Visitor to the Ashmolean.
June McCombie is an academic chemical physicist / astrophysical chemist at the University of Nottingham where her professional activities encompass teaching and learning, research, public outreach, diversity and science communication.
She engages in outreach activity that runs from schools talks to' Pint of Science' events in local pubs to talks to amateur astronomical societies.
She feels strongly that engagement has to be a two-way process involving as much listening as talking, whereby the outcomes of HE and research are shared with the public. She proposes key questions to ask ourselves – who are your public? Which public are you part of?
Krishna Mooroogen is a Higher Research Scientist at the National Physical Laboratory working within the Materials group. He utilises multi-scale image analysis to support non-destructive testing for structural health monitoring and medical imaging applications.
Formerly a Solar Astrophysicist, he obtained his PhD at the University of Northumbria Newcastle and is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.
Krishna has spent seven years collaborating extensively with organisations that promote excellent engagement, including the Institute of Physics, Engineers without Borders, South East Physics Network, Royal Holloway University and Maths Buskers.
Sarah Roberts is currently a senior lecturer at Swansea University. Her main role is Inclusivity lead in the College of Science, where she drives the Inclusivity, Learner Success & Widening Access agenda across the College.
After completing a PhD in Astronomy at Cardiff University, Sarah began working for the Faulkes Telescope Project, where she is now Director of Education. Sarah is passionate about outreach and public engagement and regularly gives English and Welsh talks, workshops and exhibits at both public events (such as Swansea Science festival, Cheltenham Science festival, Eisteddfodau, and Pint of Science) and in schools.


Vitamins are important for good health, especially vitamin C. One very healthy benefit of vitamin C is that it helps those whose immune system has been weakened by stress. Check out benefits of chelation therapy.
Another benefit is when you and I come down with a cold. There has been some research performed that shows that vitamin C may prevent colds and may reduce further complications such as pneumonia and lung infections. In addition, taking vitamin C may also lower a person's risk in developing a stroke. What is even clearer is that people who consume plenty of fruits and vegetables have higher blood levels of vitamin C.
Some may not know it but vitamin C also affects cells on the outside as well as the inside of the body. Studies have shown that women who take higher doses of vitamin C have fewer wrinkles, dry skin and an overall better looking skin. In addition, vitamin C may also reduce inflammation and reduce the risk of cancer and heart disease. Talk with your doctor about insulin potentiated therapy and find out if this therapy would work for you.
Vitamin C: a Potent Antioxidant!
Keep in mind; vitamin C is important for the development, growth and repair of all body tissues.
It is also involved in many body functions such as absorbing iron, forming collagen, keeping the immune system strong and maintaining bones and teeth.
Vitamin C is also an antioxidant that protects damage that occurs from free radicals.
Even though vitamin C is not stored in the body, it is important not to go over the safe upper limit of 2,000 milligrams a day.
Doses higher than this can cause stomach upset or diarrhea. Benefits of lymphatic drainage can be quite helpful for some patients.
Vitamin C is also essential because it manufactures collagen. Collagen is the main protein in the body and is needed for connective tissue, tendons, bone and wound repair. Actually, vitamin C is the most potent antioxidant in our bodies. It has the ability to protect cells against free radicals, which can destroy healthy cells. Keep in mind; vitamin C can be taken in pill form and is easily absorbed in food. These days, deficiency in vitamin C is rare; however, in extreme cases, it can lead to scurvy. The symptoms of scurvy are bleeding, anemia, bruising and loose teeth.
It is important to note that you can get more vitamin C in your diet by eating such foods as strawberries, broccoli, tomatoes, white and sweet potatoes, cauliflower, red pepper, blueberries and pineapples.
To conclude, there are many useful benefits of vitamin C such as strengthening your immune system and giving you added protection from colds and the flu. With the many benefits of vitamin C, it just makes sense to check it out!


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As Beyond Meat soars, Conagra sees $30 billion opportunity in Gardein plant-based meat alternatives
4:36 a.m. Today4:36 a.m. July 17, 2019 - By Tonya Garcia
As Beyond Meat soars, Conagra sees $30 billion opportunity in Gardein plant-based meat alternatives Conagra says Q4 was hurt by rising costs for steel cans used by the Hunt's and Chef Boyardee brandsConagra sees a multibillion-dollar opportunity in the Gardein brand, which it acquired in the 2018 Pinnacle Foods deal.
How investing in the stock market, like the Fyre Festival, could end up in disaster
9:16 a.m. July 15, 2019 - By Shawn Langlois
How investing in the stock market, like the Fyre Festival, could end up in disaster Critical information for the U.S. trading dayWelcome to Wall Street's version of the Fyre Festival. Or, as Vincent Deluard of INTL FCStone puts it, the "faking-it economy," where you'll find capitalism without capital" and "employers without employees."
Farmers are stockpiling corn in response to tough growing conditions, waiting for higher prices
10:04 a.m. July 11, 2019 - By Kirk Maltais
Farmers are stockpiling corn in response to tough growing conditions, waiting for higher prices 'They'll be just as hungry for corn in August,' one saidAgribusiness companies, including Cargill Inc., Archer Daniels Midland Co. and Smithfield Foods Inc. are dangling hefty premiums to buy bushels of corn in places where unrelenting rain this spring prevented farmers from planting millions of acres.
Wheat futures set for highest finish in nearly two weeks as USDA lowers supply estimate
9:19 a.m. July 11, 2019 - By Myra P. Saefong
Wheat futures set for highest finish in nearly two weeks as USDA lowers supply estimateWheat futures climbed on Thursday, setting prices up for their highest finish in nearly two weeks after a revealed a lower estimate for domestic 2019/2020 wheat supplies, along with higher expectations for domestic use. "Global wheat supplies are still the highest on record, but global wheat demand is also the highest on record, and the markets are reacting to the USDA statement that 'global [wheat] supplies [are] declining more than projected use,'" said Sal Gilbertie, president and chief investment officer at Teucrium Trading. The USDA said 2019/2020 ending stocks will be 72 million bushels lower than last month's estimate, to 1 billion bushels, while total domestic use was pegged at 2.1 billion bushels, down 60 million from the June estimate. September wheat added 12 cents, or 2.4%, to $5.16 3/4 a bushel. A settlement around this level would be the highest for a most-active contract since June 28, FactSet data show.
ETFs to Play Soaring Commodities
12:21 p.m. July 9, 2019 - Barrons.com
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These moms don't let their kids use plastic toys — and they're willing to spend $125 on wooden building blocks
5:51 a.m. June 24, 2019 - By Jeanette Settembre
These moms don't let their kids use plastic toys — and they're willing to spend $125 on wooden building blocks As Lego attempts to find alternatives to plastic, some parents are adamant about buying environmentally-friendly toysAs Lego attempts to find alternatives to plastic, some parents are adamant about buying environmentally-friendly toys.
Bad news, meat lovers — both red and white meat could be bad for your cholesterol
10:39 a.m. June 4, 2019 - By Nicole Lyn Pesce
Bad news, meat lovers — both red and white meat could be bad for your cholesterol Eating lots of chicken raised blood cholesterol levels as much as beef did in a new studyEating lots of chicken raised blood cholesterol levels as much a beef did in a new study.
Why Atlantic hurricane season should make commodities traders nervous
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Farmers ride the gravy train as Trump boosts welfare to the Heartland
4:46 a.m. May 25, 2019 - By Brett Arends
Farmers ride the gravy train as Trump boosts welfare to the Heartland Between this year and last, U.S. farmers will receive about $27 billion in so-called aid because of the president's damaging policiesBetween this year and last, U.S. farmers will receive about $27 billion in so-called aid because of the president's damaging policies.
Is America tired of losing yet?
10:07 p.m. May 20, 2019 - By Anne O. Krueger
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Corn, wheat futures climb to multimonth highs as U.S. planting has slowed
12:04 p.m. May 20, 2019 - By Myra P. Saefong
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Deere Watches as Wall Street Bails on Its Stock
8:56 a.m. May 16, 2019 - Barrons.com
Deere Watches as Wall Street Bails on Its Stock Citigroup cut its price target on Deere shares on Thursday. Two other analysts downgraded Deere stock earlier in the week.
The media is lying to you about Trump's China tariffs
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Corn futures decline, poised to settle at lowest since Sept. 2018
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Mosaic Gets Upgraded Because It's Simply Too Cheap
12:17 p.m. May 8, 2019 - Barrons.com
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Tomorrow Is a Big Day for DowDuPont Spinoff Corteva
6:28 a.m. May 8, 2019 - Barrons.com
Tomorrow Is a Big Day for DowDuPont Spinoff Corteva Corteva, the combined agricultural divisions of Dow and DuPont, will meet with analysts and investors in Iowa ahead of its spinoff at the beginning of June.
Watch out for this sudden health problem in your 50s
5:39 a.m. May 1, 2019 - By Brette Sember
Watch out for this sudden health problem in your 50s Changes in body chemistry as we age can be disruptiveIt's not uncommon for a doctor to mistake food allergy symptoms in an older adult for other problems.
Mondelez profits up, thanks to international sales
12:46 p.m. April 30, 2019 - MarketWatch
Mondelez profits up, thanks to international salesMondelez International Inc. leaned on overseas markets to drive its results in its latest quarter, reporting a stronger-than-expected adjusted profit. The maker of Oreo cookies, Ritz crackers and Wheat Thins on Tuesday reported earnings of 65 cents a share in the first quarter after excluding acquisitions, divestitures and foreign-currency fluctuations.
These 'gluten-free' foods may actually contain gluten
6:36 a.m. April 19, 2019 - By Jeanette Settembre
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Skipping breakfast and eating a late dinner could be a killer
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American Charity by the Numbers, as Passover Begins
4:00 a.m. April 19, 2019 - Barrons.com
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April Showers Could Boost Wheat's Pricing Powers
3:30 a.m. April 4, 2019 - Barrons.com
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Wheat futures log lowest finish in over a year
10:47 a.m. March 11, 2019 - By Myra P. Saefong
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How Will Cryptocurrencies Fare in a Recession?
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Beer is now being sold as a 'wellness' product
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Soybean futures head toward a 7-week low, corn trims losses after USDA data
8:44 a.m. March 8, 2019 - By Myra P. Saefong
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Dean Foods stock tumbles as analysts question whether dairy company can find a buyer
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What's Eating Weight Watchers Stock
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4:02 a.m. Feb. 28, 2019 - By Tomi Kilgore
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There's no looming farm crisis — so there's no reason to even consider more subsidies
12:06 p.m. Feb. 27, 2019 - By Joseph W. Glauber
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MGP Ingredients board approves $25 mln share buyback and 25% dividend hike
3:30 a.m. Feb. 27, 2019 - By Ciara Linnane
MGP Ingredients board approves $25 mln share buyback and 25% dividend hike MGP Ingredients Inc. said Wednesday its board has approved a $25 million share buyback. The supplier of distilled spirits and specialty wheat proteins and starches said it is raising its quarterly cash dividend by 25% to 10 cents a share. The new dividend will be payable March 29 to shareholders of record as of March 13. Shares were not active premarket, but have fallen 8.5% in the last 12 months, while the S&P 500 has gained 1.8%.
CME Group futures trading resumes after hours-long halt
9:45 p.m. Feb. 26, 2019 - By Saumya Vaishampayan
CME Group futures trading resumes after hours-long halt Hours-long outage affects all markets on Globex electronic trading platformExchange operator CME Group Inc. said electronic trading across its futures markets was halted late Tuesday evening due to "technical issues," a problem that has since been resolved.
There's a beer that tastes just like Lucky Charms
1:08 p.m. Feb. 26, 2019 - By Nicole Lyn Pesce
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An ADM Director Buys the Stock as Investors Await a Trade Deal
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Archer Daniels sales fall short of estimates
3:55 a.m. Feb. 5, 2019 - MarketWatch
Archer Daniels sales fall short of estimatesArcher Daniels Midland Co. reported higher demand for key agricultural commodities outside of China at the end of last year, but the company still said overall sales dropped in the fourth quarter. ADM said Tuesday said that North American corn and soybean exports to customers in markets outside of China rose in the fourth quarter, and demand for wheat also boosted results.
Government shutdown poses threat of agricultural data shock
7:58 a.m. Jan. 12, 2019 - By Myra P. Saefong
Government shutdown poses threat of agricultural data shock USDA won't be releasing key reports as shutdown drags onFarmers and traders are missing key pieces of U.S. government data they need to market and trade soybeans and other crops, just as China has resumed at least some purchases of U.S. agricultural products.
The Government Shutdown Has Left Agricultural Futures Markets in the Dark
7:25 a.m. Jan. 10, 2019 - Barrons.com
The Government Shutdown Has Left Agricultural Futures Markets in the Dark Farmers and traders are missing key pieces of U.S. government data they need to market and trade soybeans and other crops, just as China has resumed at least some purchases of U.S. agricultural products.
The 12 bottles of Christmas
4:34 a.m. Dec. 21, 2018 - By Charles Passy
The 12 bottles of Christmas Your friends and loved ones deserve a treat — and so do youYour friends and loved ones deserve a treat — and so do you.
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The Bronner Brother's Winter Hair Show in Atlanta, GA.
It is the most anticipated show of the year and one of the largest in the country. This year we at Bonika Shears look forward to the show. We are exhibitors. Do not call us for tickets. Go to the BronnerBros.com website for tickets!
Last year our company was honored with a special award from the Bronner Brothers Hair Show as an outstanding exhibitor after 20 years exhibiting at the show. This year will mark our 21st consecutive year as an exhibitor at the Bronner Brothers Hair Show and the 71st year of the Bronner Bros presenting this show.
Our booth will be near the front, #616 and will have shear sales and sharpening at our table. Please come by and greet "Mom and Pop", try out some shears and drop off your shears for professional on-site sharpening.
We are most proud the the world famous celebrity stylist Derek J will once again be offering FREE classes cutting with our Bonika Shears. He has beek called the "Stylist in Stilletos," because of the notoriety of his footwear. You have seen him in action on various TV shows and movies as well as seen his work from behind the scenes.
You will be inspired and empowered by his class "Haircutting, Fast, Easy and Fun." Be sure to schedule coming to his classes on Saturday at 4:30 PM and Sunday at 10AM, both in room 108 at the Bronner Brothers Hair Show. We will be offering some incredible deals in the class. Print out the flyer below so you can be planning your purchase. Note we take all credit cards and even offer EZPAY so everyone can afford to own the same shears that have made Derek J famous as a haircutter and a stylist.
Do you want one of these deals, but can't come to the class? Call us at Bonika Shears 770-972-4332 and we can put together something for you.


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I am very happy that my apartment has a nice balcony, where you can sit when the weather is warm enough. For me it is an important extension of my home… It is very nice to have there on a sunny Sunday morning breakfast on the balcony (a good change from breakfast on bed :P)….


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Mainbressy est une commune associée de Rocquigny et une ancienne commune française, située dans le département des Ardennes en région Grand Est.

Elle fusionne, en 1974, avec le statut de commune associée (en même temps de Mainbresson), dans Rocquigny-la-Hardoye, pour former la commune de Rocquigny.

Géographie
La commune avait une superficie de .

Histoire
Par arrêté préfectoral du , la commune de Mainbressy est rattachée le  à la commune de Rocquigny-la-Hardoye sous la forme d'une fusion-association, en même temps que la commune de Mainbresson. La commune de Rocquigny-la-Hardoye reprend le nom de Rocquigny après la fusion-association de La Hardoye.

Administration

Liste des maires

Liste des maires délégués

Démographie

Histogramme
(élaboration graphique par Wikipédia)

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des anciennes communes du département des Ardennes
 Rocquigny-la-Hardoye
 Rocquigny
 Mainbresson
 La Hardoye

Notes et références

Ancienne commune dans les Ardennes
Commune associée dans les Ardennes
Hameau ou lieu-dit dans les Ardennes

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This past Christmas, Santa left a couple of 9" round cake pans for me. A layered cake has never been my strong suit as you can see from this leaning tower of chocolate. But I'm no quitter and gave it another shot with Andy's Birthday Cake last week.
First and foremost, my technique is far from perfect. But the best way to learn is how??? All together now - from our mistakes. The first trick is to properly butter and dust the cake pans with flour. Then line the bottoms with parchment paper. This step will ensure the cake comes out in one piece and help avoid any unattractive kitchen meltdowns. Tip: trace the outside of the pan using a pencil and cut out with scissors. You'll have the perfect sized parchment paper circle every time.
Once the cakes have finished baking let them cool on a rack for about 10 minutes before removing them from the pans. If you're incredibly impatient like me, you'll want to frost the cake right away. Don't Do It! You'll have a heaping mess of crumbled cake and a gooey frosting mess. This was my downfall in my previous layered cake blunder. Let the cakes cool completely. Frosting a cake is much easier when it's cooled to room temp. Even consider allowing it to cool in the fridge over night. Your cake is sure to be super firm and sturdy... and still yummy.
Frosting the cake is pretty straight forward. I use an offset spatula to spread the frosting but a knife or rubber spatula will work just fine. For a 9" cake, put about 3/4 cup of frosting on top of the first layer. This will be the delicious layer of frosting in between each layer of the cake. Be sure to spread the frosting evenly so that the next layer of cake has a level surface to sit on. Repeat this step for as many layers as you want. Then put the rest of the frosting in the center of the top layer and begin spreading the frosting outward and down the sides of the cake.
For a smooth finished look, dip the spatula in warm water and lightly run it along all sides and the top of the cake.
Add sprinkles or write a little message on top and you're done! A homemade layered cake made with love.
What about you guys? Any major cake blunders in your past?
So my man is 34. He's finally catching up to me! Well, not quite. He's not one that is big on being the center of attention. But he knows his woman loves to throw a party so he agreed to a small family gathering in the backyard for a classic BBQ. The skies were blue and the weather was just right. On the menu: Barbecue Chicken - Peas & Pesto Pasta Salad - Spring Salad - Homemade Cornbread Muffins. It doesn't get more traditional American than that!!!
These muffins were delish and of course the first to get gobbled up by the little people. They were the perfect compliment to the sweet BBQ chicken. Mouth watering good, if I do say so myself!
Line 12 muffin tins with paper liners or spray muffin tins with cooking oil.
Using an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix the flour, sugar, cornmeal, baking powder, and salt.
With mixer on the lowest speed, pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and blend until just combined. Finish stirring with a spatula to be sure all the ingredients are completely blended.
Spoon batter to the top of each muffin tin. I like to use a large ice ream scoop so that each muffin is the same size.
Bake for 30 minutes, until the tops start to brown. Test with a toothpick - if it comes out clean the muffins are done.
Be sure to check back this week for the yummy cake I baked for the Birthday Boy and how I decorated the back patio!
Did everyone have a wonderful Mother's Day?! I can hardly believe almost a week has already past. The boys and I crashed Andy's business trip in Santa Barbara this week. We had the best time and you know time always flies when you're having fun.
Today I'm sharing some of the super sweet and thoughtful Mother's Day gifts I received from my family. Barefoot Contessa Cookbooks - The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook, Parties and Family Style. I literally read each of these like a novel in one sitting. There are so many amazing recipes and entertaining tips not to mention the incredible food photography - OBSESSED! I suspiciously suspect the hubs was hoping to benefit from a gift like this. He's such a great taste tester.
Are you aware of the HAPPY CHIC collection by Jonathan Adler available at JC Penney? I heart everything in the collection. Especially these Apple Bookends. How perfect are these for cookbooks in the Kitchen??
Our kitchen was looking a little sterile so having my cookbooks displayed on the counter adds decoration to the countertops and easy access to my fav recipes. Decor meets both form and function! High Fives all around, Ladies!
Here are a couple pics from our Santa Barbara trip. I made the rookie blogger mistake of forgetting the camera up in the room every time we went out. Wooopsies. Thank God for iPhones. I'll be sure to take better pics next time since I think we're going to make it a habit of tagging along whenever there's a business trip to SB!
We spent the majority of our days swimming in the wading pool at the hotel.
Andy's birthday is tomorrow and we're hosting a little BBQ in the backyard. Everything on the menu is sure to come from my new Barefoot cookbooks. I'll be sure to share next week. Have a great weekend!
I know it's May when the Iceberg Roses in our front yard come out to play. They are in full bloom this week and they smell & look beautiful!
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My on-going project about my fascination for perfection and imperfection. As a fashion photographer I'm always working with a creative team to capture a fashion story where everything has to be beautiful, the clothes, the makeup, the hair, the poses and we are almost striving to make a surreal image, on set with professional studio lighting and in Photoshop. That is something I loved about fashion photography, to create a new kind of world. But at the other side, I can't get enough of capturing natural beauties. During my stay in Los Angeles and Milan I captured many professional models, without makeup in their own clothes, outside on location with daylight. This was something what inspired me a lot. A pure natural face, being herself in front of my camera without the possibility to 'hide' behind makeup or fashion styling. The rules: no make-up – no styling – no retouch.
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It's finally time for me to be able to go home for christmas! I'm far too excited about it as I'm quite a home sort of girl. I go back every few weeks but when I have gone home it's never been a good time to shoot some photos for this blog. I think the weather has been truly awful lately and there's been so many outfits I've wanted to shoot but I've had no time (or daylight hours) to be able too.
Now i'll be back home soon and not living in the library everyday I'll be able to squeeze some outfit photos in! I've found myself living in polo necks and jeans at the moment. I walk a mile to uni everyday and a mile back and so it's always so warm while i'm walking so I don't want to layer up too much. As part of their cyber weekend deal I picked up this coat and i've been loving it as it keeps me warm but I haven't had to layer up too much.
Due to the awful weather when I took these photos I only liked a few photos. It was so so windy and I managed to drag my boyfriend to take these shots for me as I was desperate to take some outfit shots! I've teamed this coat with a simple polo neck from Topshop (available here) and dark blue joni jeans (available here) and I think with this tartan scarf from New Look it's the ultimate comfy (but stylish) I'm off to university look.
So let's talk about my new boots from Cloggs. When you're walking all day everyday (well to university and back and up loads of hills) I was in need of some good, comfy leather boots. These babies arrived in my life a few weeks ago and I haven't been able to take them off since. They're leather, they keep my feet dry no matter what the weather and they look stylish! When it comes to boots in the winter I genuinely think it's worth spending just that little bit more on the perfect pair which will last you season after season so thank you so much Cloggs!
Once I'm back into the swing of things you'll be seeing a lot more outfit photos from me over christmas. I seem to be wearing loads of outfits I want to shoot but I never seem to be able to find that time or daylight hours to be able to shoot them! The joys of being a full time student ey?!
I love this look - your coat and scarf look so cosy!