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1. House for sale, Yafforth - Garden
6 £1,195,000.00
House for sale, Yafforth - Garden Updated: first seen over a month ago
Horseshoe barn is a detached family home, converted to an high stan...
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, Conversion, Gym, Sauna, Wood Floor, Double Bedroom, Kitchen
2. Newton Le Willows - Modern, Garden
7 £795,000.00
Newton Le Willows - Modern, Garden Updated: first seen over a month ago
Newton bank offers almost 4,100 sqft of light-filled flexible accom...
Features: Garden, Fireplace, Kitchen, Modern, Cellar
3. House for sale, Ilton - Detached
House for sale, Ilton - Detached Updated: first seen last week
School house sits in an enviable position with views over open coun...
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, Conservatory, Fireplace, Hot tub, Wood Floor, Double Bedroom, Garage, Kitchen
4. Ainderby Road, Northallerton, DL7
Ainderby Road, Northallerton, DL7 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Four bed barn conversion finished to a high specification underfloo...
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, Double Garage, Conversion, Fireplace, Hot tub, Double Bedroom, Kitchen, Reception
5. The Green, Pickhill, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7
The Green, Pickhill, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 Updated: first seen over a month ago
A property like this doesn't come around often executive detached r...
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, New Build, Balcony, Kitchen, Modern, Patio
6. House for sale, Londonderry - Cottage
4 4 £550,000.00
House for sale, Londonderry - Cottage Updated: first seen last week
4-bedroom detached house situated in 4 acres of land and benefittin...
Features: Detached, En suite, Kitchen, Cottage, Reception
7. House for sale, Newby Wiske - Cottage
House for sale, Newby Wiske - Cottage Updated: first seen over a month ago
Kennel cottage is a unique detached three bedroom bungalow that is ...
Features: Garden, En suite, Double Bedroom, Garage, Kitchen, Bungalow, Cottage
8. Maythorn Cottage - Conversion, Garden
Maythorn Cottage - Conversion, Garden Updated: first seen 2 weeks ago
Location maythorn cottage has been featured in period living magazi...
Features: Garden, En suite, Conversion, Double Bedroom, Garage, Kitchen, Cottage
9. Maythorn Cottage - Cottage, En Suite
Maythorn Cottage - Cottage, En Suite Updated: first seen 2 weeks ago
A brilliant opportunity to purchase this character cottage which ha...
10. House for sale, Hackforth - Garden
House for sale, Hackforth - Garden Updated: first seen over a month ago
A rarely offered opportunity to purchase a superior 5-bedroomed res...
Features: Garden, En suite, Double Garage, Balcony, Fireplace, Kitchen
11. House for sale, Pickhill - En Suite
House for sale, Pickhill - En Suite Updated: first seen over a month ago
Part ex and assisted move available the arnside is a well-proportio...
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, Double Bedroom, Kitchen
12. House for sale, Rokesby Place
House for sale, Rokesby Place Updated: first seen last week
The arnside is a detached, four bedroom home perfect for family liv...
Features: Detached, New Build
13. Firby Road, Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8
Firby Road, Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Five bedroom detached property all interest and offers are invited....
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, Fireplace, Kitchen, Parking, Reception
14. House for sale, Firby Road - Garden
House for sale, Firby Road - Garden Updated: first seen over a month ago
Key features: 4 bedrooms3 reception rooms + garden room3 officesper...
15. Firby Road, Bedale, North Yorkshire
Firby Road, Bedale, North Yorkshire Updated: first seen over a month ago
Five bedroom detached property ? All interest and offers are invite...
16. House for sale, Well Bank - Fireplace
House for sale, Well Bank - Fireplace Updated: first seen over a month ago
Character property breath taking views potential to extend must see...
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, No Chain, Fireplace, Double Bedroom, Garage, Kitchen, Patio, Cottage, Reception
17. House for sale, Hackforth - Detached
House for sale, Hackforth - Detached Updated: first seen over a month ago
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, Balcony, Fireplace, Kitchen
18. Property for sale, Finghall - Garden
Property for sale, Finghall - Garden Updated: first seen last week
Views traditional features good sized gardens garage and parking ch...
Features: Garden, No Chain, Garage
19. Fearby, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4
Fearby, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 Updated: first seen over a month ago
For sale by online auction. Starting bid 475,000. Terms and conditi...
Features: Garden, En suite, Auction, Double Garage, Conversion, High Ceilings, Kitchen
House for sale, Rokesby Place Updated: first seen over a month ago
The malvern is a detached, four bedroom home perfect for family liv...
Features: Garden, En suite, New Build, Detached Garage, Double Bedroom, Kitchen, Shared Equity
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Music From Sliabh Luachra
By Jackie Daly
Added by Jon Kiparsky 19 years ago .
Tom Sullivan's
Johnny Leary's
Jim Keefe's
Keefe's
The Clog
Callaghan's
The Pope's Toe
The Glin Cottage No. 1
Paudy Scully's
The Gallant Tipperary Boys
Walsh's
Ballyvournie
Johnnie Mickey's
Trip To The Jack's
Where Is The Cat
The Banks Of Sullane
Biddy Martin's
Ger The Rigger
The Glenside Cottage
Taim Gan Airgead
Willy Reilly
Teahan's Favourite
Going To The Well For Water
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"Music from Sliabh Luachra Volume 6: Jackie Daly - Traditional Accordion and Concertina Music from Sliabh Luachra"
Topic 12TS358
Released on CD by Ossian: OSSCD 30
& Green Linnet: GLCD3065
# Posted by ceolachan 16 years ago .
"The Rushy Mountain: Classic Music from Sliabh Luachra 1957-77"
- a compilation of tracks from the six albums in the Topic series "Music from Sliabh Luachra volumes 1-6"…
https://thesession.org/recordings/1274
"The Rushy Mountain:
Classic Music from Sliabh Luachra 1957-77"
This is a compilation that includes tracks from this album as well as the other five in the Topic series "Music from Sliabh Luachra, Volumes 1-6"…
Music from Sliabh Luachra ~ classic treasures:
1.) "Music from Sliabh Luachra Volume 1: Kerry Fiddles"
Padraig O'Keefe with Denis & Julia (Clifford) Murphy
Topic 12T 309 / TSCD309 - Ossian OSSCD10
https://thesession.org/recordings/519
2.) "Music from Sliabh Luachra Volume 2: The Star of Munster Trio"
Julia (fiddle), John (piano accordion) & Billy Clifford (flute)
Topic 12TS310 - Ossian 45
3.) "Music from Sliabh Luachra Volume 3: The Humours of Lisheen"
John (piano accordion) & Julia Clifford (fiddle)
Topic 12TS311 - Ossian OSS 14
4.) "Music from Sliabh Luachra Volume 4:
Irish Traditional Flute Solos and Band Music from Kerry and Tipperary"
Billy Clifford (flute), et. al.
5.) "Music from Sliabh Luachra Volume 5: Johnny O'Leary -
Music for the Set"
Recordings made 1976-77 - 18 tracks - Topic /Ossian OSSCD 25
6.) ~ the listing here…Jackie Daly…
"Padraig O'Keefe: The Sliabh Luachra Fiddle Master"
"Denis Murphy: Music from Sliabh Luachra"
"The Star Above the Garter"
Denis (fiddle) & Julia Murphy/Clifford (fiddle)
"Ceol As Sliabh Luachra"
Julia (fiddle) & Billy (flute) Clifford
"An Calmfhear/The Trooper" - Johnny O'Leary"
17 tracks - Gael Linn CEFC 132 / CEFCD 132, 1989
"Johnny O'Leary of Sliabh Luachra: Dance Music from the Cork-Kerry Border"
Craft Recordings, Dublin - CRCS01
28 tracks - Craft Recordings - (CD) CRCD01, 1995
"Denis Doody Plays Kerry Music"
Mulligan - LUN 019, 1978
"Traditional Music From The Kingdom Of Kerry"
Jimmy Doyle (Melodeon) and Dan O'Leary (fiddle)
Shanachie 29007, and it was recorded in 1977.
I particularly liked the treatment of the air "Banks of Sullane" on this one.
I assume it's a song tune.
# Posted by nicholas 15 years ago .
"Banks Of Sullane" as played by Jackie Daly
He finishes by playing the tune an octave down. With some tunes (including this one, in A) one can do this on the bottom buttons of a DG melodeon, providing they haven't been chromaticised, or have their chromatic buttons further down still. It makes for something different.
This has just been reissued again by Topic as part of the label's 70th anniversary celebration (TSCD 358).
# Posted by GW 12 years ago .
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Games, balloons, and bright colors — a carnival is just like a birthday party, but better! Don't miss out on this free, family-oriented program— We'll have lots of fun!
You are invited to stop in the library and enjoy art created by area daycare and preschool children. Their work will be on display from Monday, April 15th through Friday, May 3rd. We are excited to host this exhibits so everyone can enjoy the work of these up-and-coming young Custer County artists.
May's newsletter will have information on this year's summer reading program A Universe of Stories! All the fun starts on Tuesday, May 21st.


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NORWAY - A group of invited guests, including representatives of Norway's food inspection authority, recently gathered at a joint Aviagen – Nortura, a long-standing Norwegian Ross customer, event which focussed on health, welfare and breeding.
The 55 attendees heard from various speakers on a range of topics, including the development of the Norwegian broiler industry since 1994, the Ross breeding programme, performance results, the importance of good biosecurity, stock management and strategies for health and welfare for the future.
Jim McAdam, Aviagen's UK Breeding Programme Director, said: "We are delighted to work with Nortura in this event. The sharing of information is an excellent way to continually improve and develop our industry, with information flowing from both sides.


David Griffiths is a partner in our pensions practice based in our Manchester office.
David has advised employers and trustees on pensions issues for more than 20 years. In that time he has helped to establish, amend, close and wind-up every kind of pension scheme including defined benefits, defined contributions, executive top-ups, funded and unfunded and small self-administered schemes.
In addition, David offers professional trustee services. He sits as trustee for a pension scheme with assets in excess of £180 million, and is the first stage dispute resolution decision-maker for another scheme.
Chambers UK rates David as a top practitioner, and recognises both his strong grasp of technical detail as well as his ability to place that detail into its appropriate commercial context and give clear, authoritative advice.
David is member of the Association of Pension Lawyers.
Advising an employer on the creation of an asset-backed investment structure involving real property assets.
Advising the Trustees of two large occupational defined contribution schemes on amendments required to address automatic enrolment.
Advising upon, and implementing, structures to manage pension debt liabilities.
Acting for professional trustees in the process of admitting pension schemes into the Pensions Protection Fund.
Assisting a substantial employer in funding negotiations with its trustee body.
Advising employers, trustees and benefit consultancies upon the design and offer of pension options such as enhanced transfer values and pension increase exchanges.
Assisting trustees to review and respond to changes in corporate structure including corporate disposals, corporate restructuring and wind-down.


Nahum was a minor prophet whose name meant "comforter." Not much is known about him other than that he came from the town Alqosh and was an Elkoshite (Nahum 1:1), and was likely active during the 7th century BC. The book was written in the 7th century BC likely between 663 and 612 BC. It is possible to estimate Nahum's date of authorship given that chapter 3 speaks of the fall of Thebes which occurred in 663 BC as an event that had already past (1). Additionally, throughout the book the prophet prophesied the imminence of the fall of the city of Nineveh which occurred in 612 BC. The book of Nahum was addressed to both Judah and Nineveh, and particularly Israelite readers living in Judah.
"Woe to the city of blood, full of lies, full of plunder, never without victims! The crack of whips, the clatter of wheels, galloping horses and jolting chariots! Charging cavalry, flashing swords and glittering spears! Many casualties, piles of dead, bodies without number, people stumbling over the corpses" (3:1-4).
The final king of the Assyrian empire, Ashurbanipal (669–627) is remembered for being a particularly violent, brutal, and cruel towards his enemies. However, after his death the empire's influence and power weakened which culminated in the destruction of Nineveh in 612 BC. The destruction of the city is depicted in the book of Nahum in some graphic detail which is consistent with its style and vocabulary expressed in its poetry, metaphors, similes, repetition, and imagery. The prophet seemed to revel and boast in the ruin of Nineveh following years of oppression and suffering under its rule. Thus, the main theme in the book of Nahum is that Yahweh punishes any nation that has exploited his people and treated them cruelly, and in this case it was Assyria. Yahweh remains supreme over against any international empire.


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I think many of us owe a great deal to it. I'm thankful for the fact that at least I'm familiar with both cultures and it gives me a very much stronger footing as a film-maker, but I'm also aware of all the dirty things that were being done. I really don't know how I feel about it.
Part of CSUN's Thursday Night at the Cinematheque: Satyajit Ray Retrospective.
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Death and dying in prison in Australia: national overview, 1980-1998
J Law Med Ethics. Fall 1999;27(3):269-74, 210. doi: 10.1111/j.1748-720x.1999.tb01461.x.
V Dalton 1
1 National Deaths in Custody Monitoring & Research Program, Australian Institute of Criminology, Canberra, Australia.
DOI: 10.1111/j.1748-720x.1999.tb01461.x
Author discusses the role of the Australian Institute of Criminology in monitoring deaths in people in custody in Australian prisons on a national basis. She provides an overview of deaths in prison custody between 1980 and 1998, noting a shift in the cause of death of Indigenous prisoners from natural causes to self-infliction.
Australia / epidemiology
Cross-Cultural Comparison*
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CMS recently instructed its Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) to use CMS's electronic provider-based (PB) checklist. In a One-Time Notification, CMS advised that it had been receiving different PB checklists from its various MACs and that some of these checklists were incomplete. CMS established a workgroup, consisting of representatives from all of the MACs and some CMS regional offices, that developed one comprehensive electronic PB checklist for use by all MACs. Change Request 10095 instructs all MACs to post the new checklist on their websites and to begin using this checklist as of November 6, 2017.
Although most MACs did not have the new checklist posted on their websites at the time this article was drafted, CMS's new electronic PB checklist is provided here. Providers should use this checklist going forward to review new and existing PB locations as these are the criteria that the MACs and CMS will be reviewing.
CMS also published an MLN Matters article addressing the implementation of the uniform checklist, MM10095.


Shrivastav, A., V. Patel, U., Gandhi, S., A. Shah, H. (2014). A Case of Epithelial Myoepithelial Carcinoma – Correlation of IHC & Histopathological Findings. Iranian Journal of Pathology, 9(1), 66-70.
Atul Shrivastav; Umang V. Patel; Sanjay Gandhi; Harsh A. Shah. "A Case of Epithelial Myoepithelial Carcinoma – Correlation of IHC & Histopathological Findings". Iranian Journal of Pathology, 9, 1, 2014, 66-70.
Shrivastav, A., V. Patel, U., Gandhi, S., A. Shah, H. (2014). 'A Case of Epithelial Myoepithelial Carcinoma – Correlation of IHC & Histopathological Findings', Iranian Journal of Pathology, 9(1), pp. 66-70.
Shrivastav, A., V. Patel, U., Gandhi, S., A. Shah, H. A Case of Epithelial Myoepithelial Carcinoma – Correlation of IHC & Histopathological Findings. Iranian Journal of Pathology, 2014; 9(1): 66-70.
Epithelial myoepithelial carcinoma is a rare biphasic low grade neoplasm of salivary glands; it most commonly occurs in the parotid gland but can also arise in minor salivary glands. Here a case of 58-year-old female presented with left cheek swelling of one-year duration. CT scan revealed a localized submandibular salivary gland tumor mass not involving surrounding tissues. Histological examination showed a mixture of ductal elements; cuboidal cells bordering small lumina surrounded by polygonal clear cells of myoepithelial component without any evidence of nuclear atypia or mitotic figures. Final diagnosis of epithelial myoepithelial carcinoma was made on the basis of characteristic morphological and immunohistochemical features.
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At 20 years old, it probably sounds strange, but I think its better to start wearing "eye wrinkle cream" earlier than later. I've managed to get hold of 2 sample sizes from Estée Lauder and Body Shop. I've been using both for a couple of months each, and honestly I think they both did a good job in lightening the eye area.
The substance of this was a mix between a gel and a cream. You only need a small dot to cover each eye so a little goes a long way. However, I do think it is a lot of money to spend where there are other alternatives. It wasn't as cooling as I had hoped it to be. I love Estée Lauder, but this product unfortunately isn't one of my favourites.
This eye gel feels amazing around the eye area, honestly it is so cool and refreshing, it smells good and is so nice to put on at night. The only thing I don't like with this product, is that it doesn't actually tell you what it's supposed to do, but it does reduce the puffiness slightly.
I'm not over the moon with any of these products, they just haven't been what I expected them to be. I guess you could say I'm still shopping around for a new eye cream, so what would you recommend?


Over the projected horizon, we forecast that telcos will win the 'price x volume' battle. In three out of five segments, telecom operators should be able to realize growth, which will nevertheless amount to only about a 1% CAGR over the next five years. And while opex cost-cutting initiatives cannot continue endlessly, demand for network capacity spanning various infrastructure does, indeed, seem to be without limits. Thus, new opportunities in the near-core are surfacing.
A new segment – B2B2x – is developing to support the business opportunity of operating customers' digital solutions. B2B2x differs from the traditional B2C, B2B and wholesale segments in that services become part of the client's value chain. It differs from the Internet of Things (IoT) in that it does not include B2C, but it does include ser-vices delivered by humans. We expect this segment to reach USD 276bn in size – or 8% of global ICT spending – by 2020, and as such, it should be one of the fastest-growth fields for telcos to focus on. This segment is not necessarily new – it was originally created by IT companies. What is new is that telecom operators, leveraging their assets, can carve out a space in it and address a much larger share of the mega-trend 'digitization of the industry' than they have historically. Doing this requires a thorough understanding of what is needed to help companies digitize. We expect that some operators will actively address this new segment in an attempt to become part of their customers' value chains while others may choose not to participate. In chapter 2 of this report, we outline how this new market works, what is needed for involvement, and how it is funded.
more innovation/faster time to market.
System / Business Support System (OSS/BSS) domain. And, we will also see web-like competition emerge. Cross-border service competition will arise and international expansion will be accelerated.
We expect groups with multinational footprints to be able to leverage group-wide scale effects and eventually achieve lower costs. Beyond this, we expect them to become suppliers to off-footprint operators.
In chapter 3, we outline the most important aspects of the transformational journeys operators have embarked on or are embarking on.
Diverse asset groupings, such as data centers, towers and legacy networks, among others, require differing managerial approaches and strategic objectives. Operators will need to consider establishing dedicated approaches that suit each asset class. Certain assets, such as fiber and small cells, will likely work in asset-sharing models. As many copper-network owners embark on fiber-upgrade journeys, they will need to figure out how to balance the need for fiber sharing with their legacy roadmaps. This is in stark contrast to cable network operators, which, given their technical nature, can follow an 'upgrade with demand' strategy. Clearly, this will have a significant impact on balance sheets: a shift from depreciation to opex makes EBITDA levels less comparable. However, the most dramatic impact will stem from the vastly different types of operators that spring into existence: we will have traditional players competing with asset-light players following a rigorous cost-cutting approach while operating on a simple, customer-centric model. Beyond that, we will see international operators expanding their footprints on the basis of equally available infrastructure assets – all feeding into and off of the trends described in chapters 2 & 3.
In chapter 4 of this report we provide an outline of asset classes and the underlying logic of each of the asset classes.
We expect the markets to recognize that these vastly different types of operators offer very different risk profiles and very different abilities to scale. Operators can differentiate their plays by: becoming truly global players; partnering-capable players fully embracing the new segments and customer needs; remaining strong and highly efficient in their domestic markets; becoming asset-heavy or light operators; or pure asset-holding and operating players. All of these possible paths have one thing in common: they anticipate the arrival of the next wave of efficiency increases – this time on a much more global scale.
This drives our final conclusion: We expect to see an increase in the importance of non-tangible assets in the sense of capabilities: e.g., the 'degree of openness' of an operator to third parties, the 'market-oriented approach to assets', and the ability to 'take design responsibility for the software that runs their factories' will gain weight when assessing operators. In chapter 5, we evaluate the impact of the prior three chapters on corporate valuation and the impact of non-tangible assets on this.
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An easy early morning breakfast, we love all year long.
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Tough stories bring problems out of shadows
Chelsea Laliberte of Palatine is photographed with her brother, Alex, before his death from a heroin overdose in 2008. Laliberte said the Daily Herald story on her Live4Lali support group for people with drug-addicted siblings has changed lives. Daily Herald File Photo
Jamie Sotonoff
Posted10/4/2015 6:12 AM
Sometimes, it's a story you stumble across that changes your life.
We received a lovely letter from a suburban high school teacher who put a 2012 Daily Herald article about a support group for siblings of heroin addicts on the bulletin board outside her classroom.
One of her students saw the story, read it, and privately confided that her brother was a heroin addict and her family's life was in turmoil.
The teacher immediately lined up extra support to help the teen. The story, which the student might not have otherwise seen, made a difference in her life, the teacher wrote.
That story actually brought many people out of the shadows, said Chelsea Laliberte of Palatine, who was featured in the article and runs the Live4Lali nonprofit group. By sharing what she went through after her brother's 2008 death from a heroin overdose, she validated the feelings of hundreds of people with drug-addicted siblings. She ended up creating "Siblings Strong," a private Facebook-based support group that now has 210 members across the country.
"People are still reaching out to me from that story," Laliberte said during a recent interview. "(The Daily Herald story) provided the platform for the issue. It brought people out of anonymity and allowed people to have a voice. If you don't know a support group exists, how are you going to find it?"
Newspaper stories not only educate the public, they provide credibility. That makes people more likely to share the story with someone who wants that information.
"It takes on a new life force when someone as well respected as the Daily Herald writes about it. That says, 'This is important. Read this.' If you go on a blog site, how do you know it's true? If you see it in the Daily Herald, you know it's true," Laliberte said.
Even today, years later, if you Google "sibling addict support," it's one of the first stories to come up.
"A lot of people have been helped because of this," she added. "It's powerful."
This is an abbreviated version of Jamie Sotonoff's original story on Chelsea Laliberte, which ran July 13, 2012.
When Chelsea Laliberte's parents broke the news that her brother, Alex, had died of a heroin overdose, she angrily screamed, "I told you so!"
Laliberte spent months warning her parents that Alex's drinking and pot smoking had escalated to harder drugs. Their mother, Jody Daitchman, admits she didn't believe her daughter, and was blindsided when she found her son dead in their Buffalo Grove home in 2008.
Alex's death devastated the entire family, but as his sister and friend, Laliberte, then 23, had different emotional issues to deal with than her parents did, including her anger toward them combined with her own guilt and grief.
"That's a lot to carry with me. And after he died, I was expected to support my parents, which I tried to do," said Laliberte, 27, who now lives in Chicago. "There was no support for siblings. I tried to go to a support group, but I remember feeling like I was the only sibling there, and the only person under the age of 40."
Now, both nationally and locally, there is a growing focus on the emotional needs of the non-addicted siblings in families dealing with substance abuse. Addiction treatment centers are offering more sibling support, including a program at Highland Park Hospital, as are national groups with suburban chapters, such as Compassionate Friends, Nar-Anon and GRASP (Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing).
Laliberte is toying with the idea of starting a sibling support group, offering herself up as someone to talk to who's been down this terrible and difficult road. She's currently working on a book about being a grieving sibling, and finds comfort running Live4Lali, a charity she created in her brother's memory.
The demand for sibling support is evident at GRASP, founder Denise Cullen said, and she's seen a boom in activity on the group's Facebook page this year. When an addict's sibling reaches out and shares his or her story, GRASP tries to pair that person up with someone in a similar situation so they can chat online.
"A lot of people hide it. So when they finally say, 'This is what happened to me,' and someone says, 'I know what that's like,' it's huge. It says, 'You are not alone,' " said Cullen, based in California. "One of the biggest (problems) I see is that they have to keep it all inside, because they don't want to burden their parents. So who can they talk to?"
When a person's brother or sister is addicted to drugs, his or her emotional needs often fall through the cracks because everyone's focused on helping the parents and the addict, said Dr. Joseph Lee, a child psychiatrist and medical director of youth services at Hazelden, a national addiction treatment center with a location in Chicago.
"Siblings get left out. They're not getting support from their parents, because the other sibling has become a vacuum," Lee said. "Some (siblings) end up trying to be caretakers, some enable, some turn their backs, some won't talk about it, and some are scared so they ignore it."
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When you weigh up a university degree as opposed to an apprenticeship course, do you see one as having a higher status than the other? We look at a new study which shows how shifting public perceptions of the value of apprenticeships don't necessarily reflect the reality.
Follow the 1,400 kilometre journey of Napa the bear, as it travels across Europe from Serbia to Switzerland to become the first resident of the Arosa Bear conservation centre (Arosa Bärenlandexternal link) in the eastern canton of Graubünden.
With their short flight times and ability to hover, multi-rotor drones like this quadcopter are often used for aerial photography and videography.
How many different types of drones are there? How do they work? How much do they cost, and where am I allowed to fly one in Switzerland? Drones are everywhere these days, and on Thursday we will answer some of the most common questions – sent by our readers – about drone technology.
When it comes to sending your kids to summer camp abroad, Switzerland – with its nature and multilingual environment – is an obvious choice, at least for those who can afford to pay top dollar. We look at the pros and cons of elite Swiss camps, and ask what they offer that closest competitors can't.
A jaw with intact teeth - so little can tell us so much about life in a Swiss cave some 70,000 years ago.


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Thoughtful Expressions Gift Baskets designs personal, corporate and custom gift baskets for all occasions throughout the year. In addition to their large selection of gift baskets, they also offer fun candy bouquets and special giftware. You can count on Thoughtful Expressions Gift Baskets for timely local delivery and Canada-wide shipping.
Thoughtful Expressions Gift Baskets started in 2007 and has years of professional service providing beautiful and unique gift baskets. Each year, owner Sally donates gift baskets to local organizations for their fund raising efforts. Thoughtful Expressions Gift Baskets has donated to school fundraisers, kids' sports organizations, School District 60 Band Program, Fort St. John Hospital Foundation, Fort St. John Association for Community Living, Ducks Unlimited Banquet and the Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow.
Meet Sally Baker
Sally was a child when her family moved to Fort St. John and it has been "home" every since. "I love Fort St. John because of the wonderful people, the small town pace that seems not as rushed and hectic as life in a bigger city, and the beautiful scenery we have in the area," said Sally, "I am happy to be raising my son here." Sally points out the residents pull together to help each other out. "There are so many kind hearts and such generosity that it makes you really proud to be a part of this community," said Sally. There are lots of scenic spots in and around the city. Sally enjoys the lookout and says it is a great place to stop and enjoy the scenery, go for a walk or have a picnic. "I used to go there during lightning storms for a spectacular view," she said.
Sally owns Thoughtful Expressions Gift Baskets and loves her work. "I am proud of how much I have grown my business since 2007," said Sally. Being a home based business, Sally found it it was especially difficult to make her presence known and worked hard at promoting her service and products. She worked markets and events and branched into e-commerce in 2009 which allowed her to expand her product line to offer a large variety of styles and price ranges. Sally now successfully sells to customers in Fort St. John area as well as Canada wide. She enjoys doing business in Fort St. John and appreciates the positive word of mouth recommendations from her happy returning customers.
As an entrepreneur, Sally has found the perfect fit. "I am so happy to be doing something that I love and when I'm working it doesn't feel like work at all," said Sally. She also enjoys music and has recently picked back up her guitar. She loves camping, backyard fires, and spending time with her friends and family.
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A Florida jury has awarded the husband of a same-sex couple more than $157 million after his spouse died from lung cancer caused by smoking cigarettes. The potentially landmark case is also a victory for gay couples nationwide. Fort Lauderdale attorney Scott Schlesinger represented the husband, Bryan Rintoul, who lost the love of his life, Edward Caprio. Scott has successfully sued Big Tobacco many times. He also has a number of lawsuits pending against e-cigarette maker Juul, owned by Atria, which also owns RJ Reynolds and Phillip Morris, the defendants in this case. He's with the Fort Lauderdale-based Schlesinger Law Firm. Scott talks with NBC News about this historic case:
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It's hard sometimes to differentiate between the experiences you have at a hotel from the hotel itself. We went to the De Vere Latimer Estate in Chesham, Buckinghamshire for a wedding, and it's difficult to separate the great time we had at the wedding with the experience of staying at the hotel, but I'll give it a go.
The De Vere Latimer Estate is a 30 minute walk or a six minute cab ride from Chalfont & Latimer which is a sleepy little town an hour from Moorgate in London via the Metropolitan Line. There are two exits to the station and we needed cash so headed into town, not realising that you have to go a long way around to get to the taxi rank on the other side of the station.
A snippy sign saying "Ticket Holders Only" threatened fines for trespassing, making us pause and wonder what to do. We could go through the station and risk the fine or walk an extra 400 metres with our luggage. We were saved from the decision when we heard someone ask if they could go to the De Vere Latimer Estate. We looked over and a lady, fresh off the train was talking to a taxi driver who had just had his car washed. We asked if she'd like to split the cab fare and we all bundled into the taxi and drove off.
She was going to the De Vere Latimer Estate for some life coach training and we found out that the De Vere Latimer hotel also had rooms for training and conferences. The five minute trip was over before we knew it and the driver dropped us off outside the main reception.
We checked in without incident and headed to our room. The De Vere Latimer Hotel consists of three buildings: a swimming pool and gym attached to reception, an annexe attached to the reception and, connected by a long corridor, the main grand old building which was built in 1838.
This build breathes history. The original building housed Charles I when he was imprisoned and Charles II before he fled abroad, but burnt down in the 1830s. The current building was an Intelligence base housing captured German officers during World War II and continued as a top secret spy base in the Cold War period afterwards.
There's talk that there was a covenant on the purchase of the house dictating that a secret corridor in the basement of the main house has to stay bricked up for 50 years. I only found this out after leaving the hotel, otherwise I think I would have been found exploring the basement with a torch in the middle of the night.
Our room was in the annexe – actually it was the last room in the annexe, with a view out across the meadow which sat beside the banks of the Chess River, and towards the side of the old building. A few ancient trees provided shelter but the outlook was pure English idyllic countryside, bright green in the sunshine. We had our own narrow balcony with two chairs and a small table, separated from the neighbours by a slat wall.
The bed wasn't huge, but was certainly comfortable. Plenty of pillow choices too, with a couple each plus a cushion. The room also included a simple desk for getting some work done.
The bathroom featured H2K of Harrogate toiletries and had a shower head with multiple settings so that you could adjust the flow to something you liked – I preferred the higher pressure of fewer streams of water.
A simple room done well. All checked in, we decided to go exploring.
Nestled adjacent to the reception and annexe was a health centre consisting of a well attended gym, a pool and a sauna and steam room. I couldn't tell if the people in the gym were locals using the De Vere Latimer hotel's facilities as a gym or they were hotel guests. There wasn't anyone in the pool while we were looking around and while I believe it was heated, when I dipped my hand in it, it certainly wasn't warm. Tepid at best!
There was a cafe at reception, with bar stools and high tables if you needed to wait for your room to be ready I guess, but we headed down the long corridor towards the old building, because we figured that's where the interesting things would be.
A long corridor between buildings could be boring or an opportunity to really establish the style of the hotel. The De Vere Latimer Estate certainly avoided boring, with various pictures and design features dotting the walls. My favourites were the stylistic depiction of all the De Vere hotels in the UK on a map of England and, painted on a corridor door, a stag wearing a suit and yellow spectacles.
And then we were in the main building. Bars, lounges, ball rooms and common areas were all on the ground floor with an imposing grand staircase leading up past stained glass windows to the rooms above. Nestled beneath the staircase was a business centre – a laser printer with two computers. Beside each computer was an old fashioned typewriter – juxtaposing old and new.
Through another doorway, a second reception area welcomed guests here too and while the reception area we had been dropped at by our taxi driver was perfectly serviceable, this one had all manner of quirky design flourishes which invited attention.
There was the huge steamer trunk which had been flipped onto its side so it was upright like a coffin and shelving placed inside to hold snacks and bottles of wine. I noticed they'd put casters on it too so it was a mobile mini bar. I noticed two small pairs of brightly coloured gumboots on the top, and then also noticed an array of gumboots by the door, artfully arrayed by size and colour. A whole bookshelf was taken up with antique telephones.
Out the door we could see an old fashioned car in De Vere livery, looking immaculate. We turned around to take in the splendour of the main entrance, marble stairs leading up to the front door with the coat of arms above it with three stag heads.
A very short stroll across the carpark lead to the chapel of St Mary Magdalene Church, where our friend's wedding would be held.
We could see why they chose this location: the sun was out and we were seeing the English countryside in all its glory. We continued our stroll around the De Vere Latimer hotel's old building, looking down the hill to the River Chess and he various houses on the other side of the river. A few sun chairs were strategically placed so you could soak up the rays while enjoying the view.
We then went back inside through the many bars, noticing little design features like the Art Deco lamp next to the oranges in one bar, and the horse statues cut off at the knees and turned into a lamp in another. Stag antlers with an officer's hat sat above one door. It was all a little quirky but it all worked wonderfully – kudos to the designer!
The breakfast room was a sprawling affair with a bar housing the juice station on one side and the scullery on the other.
In the scullery a pair of cooks alternated between making omelettes to order and replenishing the array of hot breakfast items. The usual suspects featured: bacon, tomatoes, hash browns and eggs two ways – scrambled and fried, while the yoghurt and cereals were augmented with a variety of sprinkles – dried fruit pieces and raisins.
An impressive selections of breads and croissants were available for toasting and there were a myriad of little single serve pottles of jam and marmalade. A nice selection of fruit finished it all off.
As good as the food was though, the dining area threatened to take top billing with the stylistic inclusion of copper pots and pans and ceiling windows bathing the room in gorgeous sunshine. Great the first morning we were there, less welcome the morning after the wedding through due to hungover eyes!
After travelling from San Francisco to Vancouver and on to Iceland, we were delighted that the prices of the room service were back to a level approaching reasonable. Ange had the vegetarian tikka masala and I, surprise surprise, had the burger which came with enormous double fried fries and a healthy little side salad. Great value. We washed it down with a bottle of ginger ale each.
It's easy to fall in love with the De Vere Latimer Estate. It offers reasonably priced rooms and the building and idyllic country setting are wonderful. Conferences, trainings and weddings are perfect out there as it provides a wonderful backdrop but allows you to focus on the event at hand without being distracted. I'd love to go back, but without a solid reason to go out there, like a wedding, that might be a little while away.


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HC at UCD
Torsten Christian
Megan Carlisle
Name: Torsten Christian
Major:Civil Engineering
Hometown: Our very own Davis, CA.
Relationship Status:Single
After College:He wants to work on the California High-Speed Rail project.
Interests: Playing the drums in his band tentatively called Acceptable Vegetables and/or The Sake of the Saki. When he's not with the band he's playing fullback for the rugby team.
Three things he can't live without:1. Water ("Not because you actually need it or you will die, but because its delicious.") 2. Music 3. Being outside
Favorite Food: He has a newfound love for breakfast burritos.
Random Facts:He loves his own cooking, which means he can cook ladies, and before he graced us with his presence at UC Davis, he went to an all boys boarding school in England. In fact, he thinks high school was better without girls and he would for sure do it again.
Where did he get the name: His father is part Norwegian and has his PhD, so logically he named him after a Norwegian economist.
What he looks for in a girl: Intelligence. She has to love bad, but awesome, movies like Waterworld and read a lot of books.
Where can you find him:Computer labs in Academic Surge or playing rugby against Cal Poly on Picnic Day. The jersey number to look for is 15.
Hero: His great-grandfather because he went from being a missionary and extremely conservative to a professor and a man of the world.
Siblings: Three, and one of them is a third year at UC Davis.
Why he's our campus cutie:He's fascinating, but extremely modest. When told he was nominated campus cutie, he thought it was his friends setting him up for a joke. Never Torsten, the UC Davis collegietes truly believed you worthy of the honor.
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Q: Sum of series $\sum\limits_{k=0}^\infty \frac{a^{k^2}}{k!}$ I am looking at this sum:
$\displaystyle\sum_{k=0}^\infty \frac{a^{(k^2)}}{k!}$ for some $a>0$.

A: If I get to choose $a$ I choose $1$ and the sum is $e$.
For $a \gt 1$ the sum diverges.
For $0 \lt a \lt 1$ it will converge quickly but I suspect has no easy answer.  Alpha says that for $a=\frac 12$ the sum is about $0.531576$ but does not give a closed form.

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Die Liste der Biografien führt alle Personen auf, die in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia einen Artikel haben. Dieses ist eine Teilliste mit 313 Einträgen von Personen, deren Namen mit den Buchstaben "Dil" beginnt.

Dil

 Dil, Esma Annemon (* 1974), deutsche Journalistin und Schriftstellerin
 Dil, Mustafa (* 1960), türkischer Fußballspieler

Dila
 Dilâçar, Agop (1895–1979), türkischer Sprachwissenschaftler armenischer Herkunft
 Dilana (* 1972), südafrikanische Rocksängerin
 Dilāns, Andis (* 1970), lettischer Generalmajor
 Đilas, Dragan (* 1967), serbischer Politiker und Bürgermeister von Belgrad
 Đilas, Milovan (1911–1995), jugoslawischer Politiker, Schriftsteller und Dissident
 Đilas, Vladimir (* 1983), serbischer Fußballspieler
 DiLauro, Ray (* 1979), italo-amerikanischer Eishockeyspieler
 Dilaver, Anıl (* 1990), türkischer Fußballspieler
 Dilaver, Canberk (* 1993), türkischer Fußballspieler
 Dilaver, Emir (* 1991), österreichischer Fußballspieler

Dilb
 Dilber, Derya (* 2000), deutsch-türkische Schauspielerin
 Dilber, Luka (* 1957), kroatischer Fußballspieler und Trainer

Dilc
 Dilcher, Esther (* 1965), deutsche Politikerin (SPD), MdB
 Dilcher, Gerhard (* 1932), deutscher Rechtshistoriker
 Dilcher, Hermann (1927–1996), deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler, Rechtshistoriker und Hochschullehrer
 Dilcher, Rainer (* 1935), deutscher Stadtplaner und Hochschullehrer
 Dilchert, Friedrich Carl (1804–1879), deutscher Kaufmann und Bürgermeister

Dild
 Dildäbekow, Muchtarchan (* 1976), kasachischer Superschwergewichtsboxer
 Dildar (1918–1948), kurdischer Dichter

Dile
 Dileita, Dileita Mohamed (* 1958), dschibutischer Politiker
 DiLeo, David (* 1997), US-amerikanischer Basketballspieler
 DiLeo, Frank, US-amerikanischer Basketballtrainer
 DiLeo, Frank (1947–2011), US-amerikanischer Musikmanager und Schauspieler
 DiLeo, Max (* 1993), US-amerikanisch-deutscher Basketballspieler
 DiLeo, T. J. (* 1990), US-amerikanisch-deutscher Basketballspieler
 DiLeo, Tony (* 1955), US-amerikanischer Basketballtrainer
 Diler, Ömer (1945–2005), türkischer Numismatiker
 Diletti, Damon (* 1971), australischer Hockeyspieler
 Dilezki, Nikolai Pawlowitsch († 1681), ukrainisch-russischer Musiktheoretiker und Komponist

Dilf
 Dilfer, Trent (* 1972), US-amerikanischer Footballspieler
 Dilft, Frans van der († 1550), Botschafter Spaniens im Vereinigten Königreich

Dilg
 Dilg, Otto (* 1916), deutscher Turner
 Dilg, Peter (* 1938), deutscher Pharmaziehistoriker und Hochschullehrer
 Dilger, Alexander (* 1968), deutscher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und Hochschullehrer
 Dilger, Alfred (1897–1975), deutscher evangelischer Geistlicher
 Dilger, Anton (1884–1918), deutsch-amerikanischer Arzt, Befürworter des Einsatzes von biologischen Kampfstoffen im Ersten Weltkrieg
 Dilger, Bernhard (1931–2016), deutscher Pädagoge und Hochschullehrer
 Dilger, Daniel († 1645), deutscher lutherischer Pastor
 Dilger, Franziska (* 1976), deutsche Schauspielerin
 Dilger, Hansjörg (* 1968), deutscher Ethnologe
 Dilger, Johann Baptist (1814–1847), bayerischer Zeichner und Lithograf
 Dilger, Josef (1899–1972), deutscher Maler, Graphiker, Musiker und Lehrer
 Dilger, Ken (* 1971), US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler
 Dilger, Nathanael (1604–1679), deutscher lutherischer Theologe in Danzig
 Dilger, Richard (1887–1973), deutscher Landschaftsmaler
 Dilger, Simon (1671–1750), deutscher Uhrmacher, einer der Urväter der Uhrmacherei im Schwarzwald
 Dilger, Werner (1942–2007), deutscher Informatiker und Hochschullehrer
 Dilgo Khyentse (1910–1991), tibetischer buddhistischer Geistlicher, Meister des Vajrayana-Buddhismus

Dilh
 Dilhari, Kavisha (* 2001), sri-lankische Cricketspielerin
 Dilherr, Johann Michael (1604–1669), Theologe

Dili
 Dili, Richi Puspita (* 1989), indonesische Badmintonspielerin
 DiLiberto, Danny (* 1935), amerikanischer Poolbillardspieler
 Diliberto, Pierfrancesco (* 1972), italienischer Fernsehautor
 Dilic, Emir (* 1991), österreichischer Fußballspieler
 Dilich, Johann Wilhelm (1600–1657), Ingenieur und Stadtbaumeister
 Dilich, Wilhelm (1571–1650), deutscher Kupferstecher, Topograph, Festungsbauingenieur, Chronist, Kriegsschriftsteller
 Diligenza, Luigi (1921–2011), italienischer Geistlicher, Alterzbischof von Capua
 Dilitz, Mario (* 1973), österreichischer Bildhauer
 Diliūnas, Rimantas (* 1953), litauischer Politiker, Bürgermeister der Rajongemeinde Kėdainiai

Dilj
 Diljá Pétursdóttir (* 2002), isländische Sängerin

Dilk
 Dilke, Charles, 2. Baronet (1843–1911), britischer Politiker, Mitglied des House of Commons
 Dilke, Emilia (1840–1904), britische Feministin, Kunsthistorikerin und Gewerkschafterin
 Dilkow, Daniel (* 1998), bulgarischer Eishockeyspieler

Dill
 Dill, Alexander (* 1959), deutscher Soziologe
 Dill, Alexander (* 1964), deutscher Politiker
 Dill, Alexandra (* 1982), Schweizer Politikerin (SP)
 Dill, Calvin (* 1955), bermudischer Sprinter
 Dill, Clarence (1884–1978), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dill, Diana (1923–2015), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Dill, Emil (1861–1938), Schweizer Maler, Aquarellist und Kunstlehrer
 Dill, Gerlinde (1933–2008), österreichische Tänzerin und Choreographin
 Dill, Gottlob (1885–1968), deutscher Jurist, württembergischer Ministerialbeamter und SS-Oberführer
 Dill, Hans (1887–1973), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdR
 Dill, Hans-Otto (* 1935), deutscher Hochschullehrer für Romanistik sowie Schriftsteller und Übersetzer
 Dill, Herbert (1908–1944), deutscher Leichtathlet und Olympiateilnehmer
 Dill, John (1881–1944), britischer Feldmarschall
 Dill, Karl (1924–1996), deutscher Heimatforscher
 Dill, Klaus (1922–2000), deutscher Maler
 Dill, Liesbet (1877–1962), deutsche Schriftstellerin
 Dill, Ludwig (1812–1887), deutscher Dichterjurist und Komponist
 Dill, Ludwig (1848–1940), deutscher Maler
 Dill, Nathalia (* 1986), brasilianische Schauspielerin
 Dill, Norbert (1938–2021), deutscher Rhönradturner
 Dill, Otto (1884–1957), deutscher Maler
 Dill, Richard W. (1932–2015), deutscher Fernsehjournalist, Programmdirektor und Medienwissenschaftler
 Dill, Robert (* 1982), deutscher Basketballspieler
 Dill, Shannon, US-amerikanische Filmproduzentin
 Dill, Theodor (1797–1885), deutscher Politiker, MdHB, Unternehmer
 Dill, Ueli (* 1962), Schweizer Philologe und Bibliothekar
 Dill-Bundi, Robert (* 1958), Schweizer Radsportler
 Dill-Malburg, Johanna (1859–1944), deutsch-ungarische Landschaftsmalerin
 Dill-Riaz, Shaheen (* 1969), bangladeschischer Filmjournalist, Kameramann und Regisseur
 Dilla Alfonso, Haroldo (* 1952), kubanischer Historiker und Soziologe
 Dilla, J (1974–2006), US-amerikanischer Hip-Hop-Musiker und Produzent
 Dilla, Karsten (* 1989), deutscher Stabhochspringer
 Dillahunt, Garret (* 1964), US-amerikanischer Film- und Theaterschauspieler
 Dillahunty, Matt (* 1969), US-amerikanischer atheistischer Aktivist
 Dillane, Frank (* 1991), britischer Schauspieler
 Dillane, Richard (* 1964), englischer Schauspieler
 Dillane, Stephen (* 1957), britischer Schauspieler
 Dillard, Andre (* 1995), US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler
 Dillard, Annie (* 1945), US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin und Hochschullehrerin
 Dillard, Bill (1911–1995), US-amerikanischer Jazz-Trompeter
 Dillard, Doug (1937–2012), US-amerikanischer Country- und Bluegrass-Musiker und Banjo-Spieler
 Dillard, Hardy Cross (1902–1982), US-amerikanischer Jurist und Richter am Internationalen Gerichtshof
 Dillard, Harrison (1923–2019), US-amerikanischer Sprinter und Hürdenläufer
 Dillard, Stacy, US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker
 Dillard, Varetta (1933–1993), US-amerikanische Rhythm-and-Blues-Sängerin
 Dillard, Victor (1897–1945), französischer Jesuit und Widerstandskämpfer
 Dillard, Victoria (* 1969), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Dillard, William (1914–2002), US-amerikanischer Unternehmer
 Dillashaw, T. J. (* 1986), US-amerikanischer Mixed-Martial-Arts-Kämpfer in der Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)
 Dillaway, Don (1903–1982), US-amerikanischer Filmschauspieler
 Dille, Willie (1965–2018), niederländische Politikerin
 Dillema, Foekje (1926–2007), niederländische Sprinterin
 Dillemans, Roger (* 1932), belgischer Rechtswissenschaftler
 Dillemuth, Stephan (* 1954), deutscher Künstler
 Dillen, Carl Ludwig Emanuel von (1777–1841), Günstling des ersten württembergischen Königs und Ahnherr des Hauses Dillen-Bülow-Putlitz
 Dillen, Coen (1926–1990), niederländischer Fußballspieler
 Dillen, Johann Jacob (1684–1747), deutscher Botaniker
 Dillen, Karel (1925–2007), belgischer Politiker, MdEP und flämischer Nationalist
 Dillen, Koenraad (* 1964), belgischer rechtsgerichteter Politiker der Partei Vlaams Belang
 Dillen, Oscar van (* 1958), niederländischer Komponist, Dirigent und Musikpädagoge
 Dillen, Peter Martinus (1890–1985), niederländisch-deutscher Maler und Zeichner
 Dillen, René (* 1951), belgischer Radrennfahrer
 Dillenberger, Armin (* 1957), deutscher Schauspieler und Theaterdarsteller
 Dillenburg, Ottmar (* 1961), deutscher Priester
 Dillenburger, Otto (1880–1948), deutscher Polizeioffizier
 Dillenburger, Theodor (1838–1881), preußischer Verwaltungsjurist und Landrat
 Dillenburger, Wilhelm (1810–1882), deutscher Klassischer Philologe, Gymnasialdirektor und Provinzialschulrat
 Dillenius, Ferdinand Ludwig Immanuel (1791–1871), württembergischer Pfarrer, Dekan und Heimatforscher
 Dillenius, Friedrich von (1819–1884), deutscher Eisenbahndirektor
 Dillenius, Justus Friedrich (1644–1720), deutscher Mediziner
 Dillenkofer, Sinje (* 1959), deutsche Bildende Künstlerin und Fotografin
 Dillens, Adolf (1821–1877), belgischer Maler
 Dillens, Albert (* 1844), belgischer Maler
 Dillens, Hendrick Joseph (1812–1872), belgischer Genre- und Historienmaler sowie Aquarellist und Lithograf
 Dillens, Julien (1849–1904), belgischer Bildhauer
 Dillenz, Lilly (1896–1964), österreichische Schauspielerin und Flugpionierin
 Diller, Aubrey (1903–1985), US-amerikanischer Klassischer Philologe
 Diller, Barry (* 1942), US-amerikanischer Manager und Unternehmer
 Diller, Burgoyne (1906–1965), US-amerikanischer Maler und Bildhauer
 Diller, Elizabeth (* 1954), US-amerikanische Architektin
 Diller, Fritz (1875–1946), deutscher Bildhauer und Porzellanbildner
 Diller, Hans (1905–1977), deutscher Klassischer Philologe und Medizinhistoriker
 Diller, Heimo (1932–2021), österreichischer Basketballspieler
 Diller, Helmut (1911–1984), deutscher Tiermaler, Bildhauer und Medailleur
 Diller, Karl (* 1941), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdL, MdB
 Diller, Martin (* 1962), deutscher Rechtsanwalt und Autor juristischer Fachbücher
 Diller, Michael († 1570), deutscher lutherischer Geistlicher, Theologe und Reformator
 Diller, Michael (1950–1993), deutscher Maler und Grafiker
 Diller, Phyllis (1917–2012), US-amerikanische Komikerin und Schauspielerin
 Diller, Richard (1890–1969), österreichischer Maler und Pädagoge
 Diller-Wolff, Antje (* 1974), deutsche Journalistin, Buchautorin und Fernsehmoderatorin
 Dillersberger, Siegfried (* 1942), österreichischer Politiker (FPÖ), Landtagsabgeordneter, Mitglied des Bundesrates
 Dilleshaw, John (1896–1941), US-amerikanischer Old-Time-Musiker
 Dilley, Bruno (1913–1968), deutscher Pilot und Ritterkreuzträger im Zweiten Weltkrieg
 Dilley, Gary (* 1945), US-amerikanischer Schwimmer
 Dilley, Leslie (* 1941), britischer Filmarchitekt
 Dillgardt, Just (1889–1960), deutscher Lokalpolitiker (NSDAP), Verbandsfunktionär und Konzernmanager
 Dillge, Gerlinde (* 1943), deutsche Schauspielerin
 Dillges, Friedrich (1852–1912), deutscher Gutsbesitzer und Kommunalpolitiker
 Dilli, Aloísio Alberto (* 1948), brasilianischer Ordensgeistlicher, Bischof von Santa Cruz do Sul
 Dillier, Geri (* 1949), Schweizer Hörspiel-Regisseur, Hörfunk-Redaktor, Dramaturg und Kulturförderer
 Dillier, Jost (1921–2016), Schweizer Jurist und Politiker (CVP)
 Dillier, Julian (1922–2001), Schweizer Mundartautor
 Dillier, Leo (* 2001), Schweizer Beachvolleyballspieler
 Dillier, Monika (* 1947), Schweizer Künstlerin
 Dillier, Silvan (* 1990), Schweizer Radrennfahrer
 Dillier, Vera (* 1948), Schweizer Buchautorin und Jetsetterin
 Dilliger, Johann (1593–1647), deutscher evangelischer Theologe und Komponist
 Dillin, Andrew, US-amerikanischer Biologe
 Dillin, Dick (1929–1980), US-amerikanischer Comiczeichner
 Dilling, Bernhard (1932–1994), deutscher Maler, Graphiker, Bildhauer und Bühnenbildner
 Dilling, Mildred (1894–1982), US-amerikanische Harfenistin
 Dilling, Tjalling (* 1961), niederländischer Fußballspieler
 Dillinger (* 1953), jamaikanischer Reggae-Musiker
 Dillinger, Adolf (1846–1922), deutscher Druckereibesitzer, Verleger und Mitglied des Deutschen Reichstags
 Dillinger, Daz (* 1973), US-amerikanischer Rapper
 Dillinger, Edmund (1935–2022), deutscher römisch-katholischer Geistlicher, Ordensprälat und Ehrendomherr
 Dillinger, Johannes (* 1968), deutscher Historiker und Hochschullehrer
 Dillinger, John (1903–1934), US-amerikanischer Bankräuber, erster Mensch, den das FBI als "Staatsfeind Nr. 1" bezeichnete
 Dillinger, Karl (1882–1941), deutscher Maler
 Dillinger, Leo (* 1887), deutscher Regierungsrat und Film-Begutachter
 Dillinger, Michael (* 1950), deutscher Lehrer, Autor und Kleinverleger
 Dillinger, Rezső (1897–1977), ungarischer Eiskunstläufer
 Dillingham, Benjamin (1844–1918), Unternehmer und Plantagenbesitzer in Hawaii
 Dillingham, Paul (1799–1891), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dillingham, Sean, US-amerikanischer Theater- und Filmschauspieler
 Dillingham, William P. (1843–1923), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dillinja (* 1975), britischer Drum-and-Bass-DJ und Produzent
 Dillion, James (1929–2010), US-amerikanischer Leichtathlet
 Dillis, Johann Georg von (1759–1841), deutscher Maler
 Dillius Aponianus, Gaius, römischer Senator
 Dillius Vocula, Gaius († 70), römischer Senator und Legionslegat
 Dillman, Bradford (1930–2018), US-amerikanischer Film- und Theaterschauspieler
 Dillmann, Alfred (1849–1924), deutscher Rechtsanwalt, Vordenker des Antiziganismus
 Dillmann, August (1823–1894), deutscher Orientalist und Theologe
 Dillmann, Britt (* 1963), deutsche Rollstuhlbasketballspielerin
 Dillmann, Christian von (1829–1899), deutscher Orientalist und Theologe
 Dillmann, Claudia (* 1954), deutsche Filmwissenschaftlerin; Direktorin des Deutschen Filminstituts
 Dillmann, Erica (* 1994), deutsche Fußballspielerin
 Dillmann, Eugenie (1865–1940), deutsche Kunstmalerin und Graphikerin
 Dillmann, Hans-Ulrich (* 1951), deutscher Journalist und Buchautor
 Dillmann, Lothar (1943–2005), deutscher Jurist
 Dillmann, Marc (* 1978), deutscher Eishockeytorwart
 Dillmann, Tom (* 1989), französischer Automobilrennfahrer
 Dillmann, Valentin (1891–1963), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdL
 Dillmont, Thérèse de (1846–1890), österreichische Handarbeitslehrerin und Sachbuchautorin
 Dillner, Bertha von (1847–1916), österreichische Opernsängerin
 Dillner, Bertil (1923–2015), schwedischer Luftfahrtingenieur und Aerodynamik-Experte
 Dillner, Georg Sebastian (1721–1775), deutscher Stiftsdekan und Naturaliensammler
 Dillner, Gustav (1862–1947), deutscher Parlamentarier im Fürstentum Reuß älterer Linie
 Dillner, Timo (* 1966), deutscher Künstler und Schriftsteller
 Dillon (* 1988), brasilianische Sängerin und Pianistin
 Dillon Cooper (* 1992), US-amerikanischer Rapper
 Dillon, A. J. (* 1998), US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler
 Dillon, Anna (1759–1823), Hofdame und Vertraute von Maria Pawlowna
 Dillon, Arthur (1750–1794), französischer General
 Dillon, Asia Kate (* 1984), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Dillon, Austin (* 1990), US-amerikanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 Dillon, Bethany (* 1988), US-amerikanische Sängerin christlicher Popmusik
 Dillon, Brenden (* 1990), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Dillon, C. Douglas (1909–2003), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dillon, Cara (* 1975), nordirische Folk-Sängerin
 Dillon, Carmen (1908–2000), britische Architektin und Filmarchitektin beim hochklassigen Unterhaltungskino
 Dillon, Cecil (1908–1969), US-amerikanischer Eishockeyspieler
 Dillon, Charles Hall (1853–1929), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dillon, Cooper (* 2008), amerikanisch-deutscher Schauspieler und Musicaldarsteller
 Dillon, Corey (* 1974), US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler
 Dillon, David (* 1951), US-amerikanischer Manager
 Dillon, Dean (* 1955), US-amerikanischer Country-Sänger und Songwriter
 Dillon, Eilís (1920–1994), irische Schriftstellerin
 Dillon, Francesco (* 1973), italienischer Cellist und Musikpädagoge
 Dillon, Gary (* 1959), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Dillon, Gus (1883–1952), kanadischer Lacrossespieler
 Dillon, Harold, 17. Viscount Dillon (1844–1932), britischer Waffenkundler und Kurator der Royal Armouries
 Dillon, Helen (* 1940), schottische Gärtnerin
 Dillon, Henry Patrice († 1909), US-amerikanisch-französischer Lithograf
 Dillon, Hugh (* 1963), kanadischer Schauspieler, Musiker und Musikproduzent
 Dillon, Jack (1891–1942), US-amerikanischer Boxer im Halbschwergewicht und Weltmeister (1941–1916)
 Dillon, James (1902–1986), irischer Politiker
 Dillon, James (* 1950), schottischer Komponist
 Dillon, John (1921–1988), britischer Segler
 Dillon, John M. (* 1939), irischer Altphilologe und Philosoph
 Dillon, Julia Lester (1871–1959), US-amerikanische Landschaftsarchitektin
 Dillon, Kevin (* 1965), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Dillon, Kirsty (* 1976), britische Theaterschauspielerin und Filmschauspielerin
 Dillon, Leonard (1942–2011), jamaikanischer Musiker
 Dillon, Marija Lwowna (1858–1932), russisch-sowjetische Bildhauerin
 Dillon, Matt (* 1964), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Dillon, Matt (* 1966), US-amerikanischer Open-Source-Softwareentwickler
 Dillon, Matthew P. J. (* 1963), australischer Althistoriker
 Dillon, Melinda (1939–2023), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Dillon, Mia (* 1955), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Dillon, Michael (* 1947), US-amerikanischer Botaniker
 Dillon, Myles (1900–1972), irischer Keltologe
 Dillon, Nicholas (* 1997), Fußballspieler aus Trinidad und Tobago
 Dillon, Peter (1788–1847), irisch-britischer Handelskapitän, Entdecker und Schriftsteller
 Dillon, Phyllis (1944–2004), jamaikanische Sängerin
 Dillon, Richard C. (1877–1966), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dillon, Robert (* 1932), US-amerikanischer Drehbuchautor
 Dillon, Robert A. (1889–1944), US-amerikanischer Drehbuchautor und Regisseur
 Dillon, Robert Sherwood (* 1929), US-amerikanischer Diplomat
 Dillon, Sam, US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker (Tenorsaxophon)
 Dillon, Sean (* 1983), irischer Fußballspieler
 Dillon, Theobald (1745–1792), irischer Heerführer in den Koalitionskriegen und Graf von Dillon
 Dillon, Tyler (* 1992), US-amerikanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 Dillon, Wayne (* 1955), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Dillon, William G. (* 1957), US-amerikanischer Amateurastronom und Asteroidenentdecker
 Dillon-Cavanagh, Georges (1873–1944), französischer Fechter
 Dilloo, Kraft Thorwald (* 1928), deutscher Flötist und Musikpädagoge
 Dills, André, belgischer Autorennfahrer
 Dills, Clayton (1908–1980), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Dillschneider, Karl (1904–1998), deutscher Architekt, Baubeamter und Denkmalpfleger
 Dillschnitter, Michael (* 1968), deutscher Schauspieler
 Dillwyn Llewelyn, John (1810–1882), britischer Botaniker und Pionier auf dem Gebiet der Fotografie
 Dillwyn, Lewis Weston (1778–1855), britischer Politiker
 Dilly, Heinrich (1941–2019), deutscher Kunsthistoriker, Maler und Grafiker
 Dilly, Johann Caspar (1767–1841), deutscher Maler und Silhouetteur

Dilm
 Dilmaghani, Farhad (* 1971), deutscher Politik- und Sozialwissenschaftler
 Dilmen, Burak (* 1963), türkischer Fußballspieler
 Dilmen, Güngör (1930–2012), türkischer Dramatiker und Dramaturg
 Dilmen, Rıdvan (* 1962), türkischer Fußballspieler
 Dilmore, Kevin (* 1964), US-amerikanischer Science-Fiction-Schriftsteller
 Dilmurat, Dilraba (* 1992), chinesisches Model, Schauspielerin und Sängerin

Dilo
 Dilo, Richard (1922–1988), deutscher Unternehmer
 DiLorenzo, Francis Xavier (1942–2017), US-amerikanischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Richmond
 Dilow, Ljuben (1927–2008), bulgarischer Schriftsteller
 Dilowa, Penka (1943–1998), bulgarische Opernsängerin (Mezzosopran)

Dilr
 Dilrosun, Javairô (* 1998), niederländischer Fußballspieler

Dils
 Dilschneider, Otto Alexander (1904–1991), deutscher evangelischer Theologe
 Dilshan, Tillakaratne (* 1976), sri-lankischer Cricketspieler und Mannschaftskapitän der sri-lankischen Nationalmannschaft

Dilt
 Dilthey, Heinz (1905–1970), deutscher Politiker (DP, GDP), MdBB
 Dilthey, Iain (* 1971), deutscher Filmregisseur
 Dilthey, Julius Karl Friedrich (1797–1857), deutscher Philologe, Privatdozent und Gymnasialdirektor
 Dilthey, Karl (1839–1907), deutscher klassischer Philologe und Archäologe
 Dilthey, Theodor (1825–1892), deutscher Weingroßhändler
 Dilthey, Walter (1877–1955), deutscher Chemiker
 Dilthey, Wernhard (1752–1831), deutscher Unternehmer in der Textilindustrie
 Dilthey, Wilhelm (1810–1862), nassauischer Beamter und Amtmann
 Dilthey, Wilhelm (1833–1911), deutscher Theologe und Philosoph
 Dilts, Mervin R. (* 1938), US-amerikanischer Klassischer Philologe
 Dilts, Robert (* 1955), US-amerikanischer Mitentwickler des "Neuro-Linguistischen Programmierens"
 Diltsch, Josef (1863–1931), akademischer Maler und Lithograph
 Diltz, Henry (* 1938), US-amerikanischer Folkmusiker und Fotograf

Dilu
 DiLuglio, Thomas R. (* 1931), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Diluka, Shani (* 1976), französische Pianistin

Dilw
 Dilweg, LaVern (1903–1968), US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler und Politiker (Demokratische Partei)
 Dilworth, John R. (* 1963), US-amerikanischer Animator, Filmregisseur und Drehbuchautor
 Dilworth, Robert (1914–1993), US-amerikanischer Mathematiker

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Pop-in Manager required at St George's Camberwell
posted 13 Sep 2015, 12:09 by Camberwell Deanery [ updated 13 Sep 2015, 12:10 ]
St George's Pop-In Manager
(part time, 32 hours per month)
Salary: £7,072 p.a.
St George's Pop-In, Trinity College Centre, 1 Newent Close, London SE15 6EF.
This is an exciting opportunity to manage two friendly and welcoming weekly Pop-In sessions for 48 weeks per year, where people with learning disabilities can meet and enjoy themselves.
You will be primarily responsible for the planning and delivery of the Saturday session which meets from 11am till 1pm to enable members to socialise in a welcoming atmosphere and enjoy a range of activities. You will also liaise with and support when necessary the specialist art worker who delivers the Tuesday art session from 6.30 to 8.30pm.
You need to have a good knowledge and experience of work with adults with learning disabilities, and of safeguarding, as well as a commitment to equality and diversity. You need excellent communication skills, written and verbal and to be competent in IT. You will also need to be able to manage your own workload and that of others including volunteers.
For more information about the position or to obtain an application pack please contact the Pop-in at:trinity.coll.cen@btconnect.com
The closing date for the receipt of completed application forms is Friday 26th September 2015. Interviews will take place in the week of 28th September 2015 at mutual convenience at the Trinity College Centre.


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How Trump campaign staffers tried to keep him from tweeting
Gwen Ihnat
Illustration: Nick Wanserski
Most of us wake every morning with a now-familiar pang of dread as we check our Twitter feed, once a source of weather updates and cute animal pictures, now a hellscape lorded over by one man in particular. We've found that the president likes to tweet in the early a.m., usually so he can go off on his arch-enemy, the media, or try to defend himself against the criticisms that are piling up by the day. Most of these tweets, it's safe to say, are doing the president more harm than good, by highlighting his mounting insecurities and unhinged thought processes.
So it's not much of a surprise to find that Trump's staff may dread his tweets even more than the general public. Politico reports today that Trump's campaign staffers have revealed the manipulative gymnastics they used to try to keep his public 140-character meltdowns to a minimum. They said that the then-candidate got his information mostly from print, not websites, like his "go-to, The New York Times," (the one that he claims is "failing") as well as an almost constant diet of cable news. So, not much reading, as you might expect.
To appease him, staffers use tactics akin to dealing with an unstable dictator, or a cranky toddler:
The in-person touch is also important to keeping Trump from running too hot. One Trump associate said it's important to show Trump deference and offer him praise and respect, as that will lead him to more often listen. And if Trump becomes obsessed with a grudge, aides need to try and change the subject, friends say. Leaving him alone for several hours can prove damaging, because he consumes too much television and gripes to people outside the White House.
Perhaps Trump's current staff has adopted these tactics, as the president has not tweeted for a blessed 24 hours, and even then, his last one was some faint praise for the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum Of African American History And Culture after his tour there. But it's still early.
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GBEVLO FLATTENS LEGON
National Security has claimed responsibility for the 'black dawn' operation which leveled the toll booths under construction on the University of Ghana campus.
The National Security Coordinator, Lt. Col. Larry Gbevlo Lartey, says the exercise was undertaken to ease the traffic jam that has been occasioned by the construction of the toll booth, and which is causing a lot of "nuisance" and "complete disaffection to the general public".
Speaking in an interview on Joy FM, an Accra based radio station, Mr. Gbevlo Lartey, said his action became necessary after several advice to the university to relocate the booths proved futile.
According to the National Security Coordinator, the university's intent to construct the toll booth at its current place "must be stopped now before they complete it and start asking us if we were sleeping when they were building it".
The action of National Security has been received with mixed reaction by the general public. While others hold the view that the university itself was perpetrating an illegality by going ahead to charge tolls without parliamentary approval, and for which it has been dragged before the Supreme Court, others say the national Security acted irresponsibly by taking the law into its own hands.
But Mr. Gbevlo Lartey says the action was within the remit of his powers to make and that his outfit only spoke a language that was best understood by the university authorities
University authorities have since condemned the action of the national security operatives, who undertook the demolition exercise. The University authorities on February 1, this year, began charging road tolls from all vehicles entering the main campus.
University authorities explained that the tolls would help the university defray a loan facility it took to rehabilitate roads in the university.
This decision has received mixed reaction from the general public, many of whom are of the opinion that the university cannot charge road tolls without approval from parliament.
Earlier, Students of the university had petitioned Parliament against the introduction of the road tolls and to intervene in the matter.
Two students of the university went to the Supreme Court to impose an injunction on the school from charging the tolls.
They are arguing that the action of the respondents had violated Article 174 (1) of the 1992 Constitution, because the tolls were introduced without an Act of Parliament.
The government also intervened by asking the University of Ghana to rescind its decision to impose tolls on motorists who use the university campus roads.
This directive has since not been heeded to.


At Top Sound Productions, we occasionally get questions about a version of WAV-MAKER-1600 that runs on the Mac. Since we're a mostly Windows-Based DAW production studio, we don't have enough investment Mac gear to justify the time and effort of porting our utility software over to the Mac. But we have found an alternative – run WAV-MAKER-1600 under Windows running in a VM on the Mac. This App Note discusses the steps involved in how to make this happen. Using this procedure theoretically makes any software that runs under Windows runnable on under Mac OS X, so you don't have to have a copy of WAV-MAKER-1600 in order to make use of this application note. Also if you haven't purchased a copy of WAV-MAKER-1600, you can get your VM running under Mac OS X first; then when your copy of Windows is successfully installed and ready for Windows native applications, order your copy to start converting BR-1200CD and BR-1600CD projects to WAV faster.
Or you can use "Bootcamp" and boot separately between Windows and Mac OS X.
While basically these VM Software options provide the same functionality, they all have differences to the GUI so for this App Note our instructions are for Oracle VirtualBox.
You will need a Windows install disc or ISO image and a serial number to install it. You may have an old install disk of windows that didn't use all of its available licenses. My instructions are for Windows XP.
Download and install Virtualbox for Mac OS X. The version I downloaded when I wrote and tested this process was Virtualbox-4.3.12-93733-OSX.dmg.
Once installed look in your Applications folder for the Virtualbox Application.
Select Version matching the install CD or ISO of your Windows Image. Click Continue.
Select memory size (192MB is the minimum and should be fine). Click Continue.
Select "Create a virtual hard drive now". Click Create.
Select Hard drive file type. I usually use VDI but it shouldn't matter what you select. Click Continue.
Select Dynmaically allocated. Click Continue.
Select the size of the drive you want to create. This is the maximum disk space on your Mac OS X system it'll ever use. Click Create.
On the Main Virtualbox Window the new VM you created will appear in the list of VMs. Select it and click Start in the menu above the list.
The first time you startup you'll see what's in the following figure – asking you what media you want to boot in your Virtual Windows PC. This is where you either select "Host Drive" if you have a Windows install CD inserted in your Mac CD drive, or click the little folder icon and find the .ISO install image on your Mac Drive.
Follow the Windows installation instructions to install windows on your VM. Note that the only hard disk the VM has access to is the virtual one you setup, so you can't damage your Mac OS hard drive at all during the Windows installation.
Once your Windows installation is completed, remove the CD from your Mac CD drive or click the little CD icon in the bottom bar of the Virtualbox VM window and select "Remove disk from virtual drive". Then the VM will boot up into Windows. Shutdown windows when all the installation steps have been completed and before you install the WAV-MAKER-1600 software.
Create a "Snapshot" of the VM. This will "freeze" a copy of the state of the VM at the current (unchanged) point and you'll be able to restore it to (and clone it from) this state in the future. Name the snapshot "Initial".
Create a folder "BR1600 Songs" in your Documents folder on your MAC.
Now you need to setup your Mac to share a folder with your Windows machine. In the "System Preferences" select "Sharing" and enable "File Sharing" with Windows PCs. Add your folder called "BR1600 Songs" to the "Shared Folders" list (use the + sign). Since you'll be logging in with your own account this is all you need to do.
Now boot up your Windows VM in Oracle Virtualbox and map a drive to your Mac OS X pc. Open a command prompt and type "ipconfig" to check what IP address is assigned to the Windows VM. This probably will match what is in my screenshot. The "Default Gateway" in the output of this command should be your Mac's internal IP address. In this example during my installation the IP address was 10.0.2.2. Open Windows explorer and click "View->Toolbars->Address Bar" if it's not visible. Type "\\10.0.2.2" and you should get a login prompt from your Mac. Enter your name and password and it should show you the shared folders.
Right-click on "BR1600 Songs" and select "Map Network Drive". Choose a drive letter (e.g. Z:) and leave "Reconnect at logon". Click Finish.
Now the Z: drive should be available every time you boot your Virtual Windows PC.
Now it's time to install WAV-MAKER-1600 on your Windows VM. Insert the disk in your Mac drive and access it from your Virtual Windows PC. Follow the install steps. In my case I created a folder called "WAV-MAKER-1600 Install" on my "BR-1600 Songs" folder on my Mac and installed the software from there (e.g. put the contents of the CD or .ZIP file in that folder and unzip it).
Now you can run WAV-MAKER-1600 in your Windows VM using the Z: drive for accessing your song directories and putting the converted WAV files back on the Z: drive.
Shutdown your Windows VM (via the Windows Start menu) and create a snapshot of your WAV-MAKER-1600 Installed Windows VM… this way you can always restore the snapshot if you need to minimize the used disk space of your Windows VM.
Sorry for so many instructions but this is a more complex situation than using native Windows on a PC. But it is doable as you can see from my screenshot figures.
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The iconic shape of a classic revolver.
Made from hallmarked solid sterling silver the revolver hangs from a sterling silver key ring with a screw opening. The 3D model gun was masterfully hand carved with full barrel, rivet and texture details and has an average weight of 19 grams.
Sterling silver will tarnish over time. Silver reacts to moisture and chemicals in the air such as sulphur (in the same way it can react to perfumes and lotions on our skin). It is a completely normal and natural reaction.
average weight of 19 grams.


The transmission of extracellular signals to the interior of the cell is a function of plasma membrane receptors, of which the seven transmembrane receptor family is by far the largest and most versatile. Classically, these receptors stimulate heterotrimeric G proteins, which control rates of generation of diffusible second messengers and entry of ions at the plasma membrane. Recent evidence, however, indicates another previously unappreciated strategy used by the receptors to regulate intracellular signaling pathways. They direct the recruitment, activation, and scaffolding of cytoplasmic signaling complexes via two multifunctional adaptor and transducer molecules, beta-arrestins 1 and 2. This mechanism regulates aspects of cell motility, chemotaxis, apoptosis, and likely other cellular functions through a rapidly expanding list of signaling pathways.