A bathroom is meant as a place where tranquility sets in at the end of the day. Each element of the bathroom must be orchestrated down to the last detail for those who want a true sanctuary away from the madness everyday life can bring upon them.
Even a simple detail such as a bathroom vessel sinks and vanities unit needs to be incorporated into the design. These days, bathroom vanities are looked upon as another piece of furniture, a fixture that makes the room. One must also take the bathroom countertops, sinks, and taps into consideration as well when deciding on the final look of the bathroom.
You can go to the large retail home improvement stores such as Lowe's or Home Depot and look at models of bathrooms that are on display. You can then sit with a bathroom design specialist who will help decide what styles and sizes will best that person. You can also get inspiration from online sites such as the do it yourself sites that shows one how to put together a design and then go out and purchase the materials needed to complete the project.
The first thing one needs to do is decide on a bathroom vanity unit. Again, visit the retail home improvement stores, search online, or even look into salvage yards if one is nearby. The units come in many sizes from 24 inches up to 72 inches and beyond. One then needs to decide on what finish he or she wants for the cabinets and what style he or she is looking for. If this bathroom is going to be for two or more people, one may look into a double sink unit. As far as style, if one is more modern and likes the darker woods with the clean, boxy lines there are many of those vanity styles available in stores and online. For the ones who want the vanity to look like an actual piece of furniture, these can also be found readily in stores and online, ranging in price from $299 into the thousands, depending on how elaborate one wants it to be.
After you decide on the vanity unit, then look into bathroom countertops. Many units are now selling the countertops separately since not all people like the same thing. The countertops of the vanity can make or break the look of a room. One can choose from sturdy natural stones such as marble or granite, or go for a more budget friendly material such as the factory-produced cultured marble or Formica tops. One needs to take into consideration how much the bathroom vanity will be used. If one or two people are using it, the granite will help up well. However, if there is a family of five using the same bathroom every day, then a more durable stone such as marble may be the best way to go. It resists stains well and is difficult to scratch. All the materials listed above come in a variety of patterns and colors.
After one chooses the vanity unit and the type of countertops he or she would like, the next step is choosing bathroom sinks. For those who like traditional looks, there are the plain sinks that sit recessed into the sink or that are built into the countertops. One can also splurge and find extravagantly designed sinks that have details hand painted into them. For those who like the modern and contemporary look, a vessel sink is a great option. These sinks come in a wide variety of finishes and can take the spa feeling up a notch if incorporated into the design correctly. One would want to use the vessel sinks on the simple, modern vanities so the lines of the unit are not overpowering the sink. The purpose of the high end vessel sink is to stand out by being on top of the countertop.
Although it may seem like a trivial detail, bathroom taps are also another key element to the design of the room. The finish and style one chooses for the taps needs to flow throughout the rest of the room to make it unified. It does not need to be matchy-matchy; however, one would not want to have a brushed nickel bathroom sink tap with a light fixture in a brass finish. Therefore, it is vital to know that whether going for traditional, modern, or classic, a tap and its finish will help in finishing off the look of the room, so one should choose carefully.
Overall, a bathroom vanity and all its counterparts are essential in every step of the design process when doing a bathroom. The look of the vanity is a statement to the room itself. Bathrooms are meant to tranquil and beg to be relaxed in. It can be made possible when every element of the design is taken into careful consideration.


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Michael Ball is relishing his fans' response to his UK tour, and sell-out concert in the Royal Albert Hall. The gifted entertainer, who made his name in shows such as Aspects of Love, recently won the Theatregoers Club award for Most Popular Musical Actor of the last 21 years, setting his place firmly as one of our most loved stars....
Michael, one of your most outstanding perfomances recently was singing the Welsh National anthem in the Opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup at Cardiff in October. Have you ever sung in more arousing circumstances?
"I doubt it! There was an absolutely tremendous atmosphere in that stadium that afternoon. My dad has an events marketing company which worked on the opening and closing ceremonies, so it was great to be involved with him."
Are you actually from a Welsh family?
"Yes. My dad's English, but my mum's Welsh. My brother and sister regard themselves as English, but I've always thought of myself as Welsh - certainly when it comes to rugby and singing!"
So is singing in your blood, too, then?
"OH, yes! Music generally is a big part of my family life, just as it is part of a Welsh tradition. I love the idea that if you get three Welshmen together, you've got a male voice choir! I used to sing in a male voice choir with my uncle Tom and mum was on piano."
How did your remarkably singing voice first get spotted?
"I always used to sing along to records and the radio, and everyone used to tell me to shut up. It's amazing to think people now actually pay to listen to me! Funnily enough, I did acting rather than singing at drama school, but I sang a number at our final year show and that got me an agent, and a part in Godspell at Aberystwyth - so I even started my career in Wales, too."
When you went on to star in shows in London's West End, you looked set for a career in musical theatre ....
"I suppose so, but I was too young and far too inexperienced to know for sure. In fact, while I was in Les Misérables I became ill with glandular fever, which pogressed into what became known as ME, and I had to pull out of the show for five months. When I tried to get back in afterwards, I suffered panic attacks on stage and even on my way to work. I even told the producer, Cameron Mackintosh, that I'd given up the business - which I did for nine months. then Cameron offered me a role in The Phantom of the Opera, which helped restore my confidence, but it was a good three years before I was my good old self again."
Do you ever imagine what else you might have done if you hadn't gone into singing and acting?
"No, I've never thought I could do anything else!"
Do you still suffer from stage fright to any extent?
"I still get quite daunted, when I perform in circumstances I'm not used to, such as the Rugby World Cup. But I don't get physically sick the way I used for years before facing virtually any audience."
How did you progress from musical theatre to your solo career?
"It started when I represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1992. That changed everything. Pretty much immediately afterwards, my first solo album went to Number One and my debut tour sold out."
Would you ever do Eurovision again?
"I was asked that before on TV a while back and I replied "I would rather stick needles in my eyes!" I have to say my view hasn't changed. I love watching it, but I don't enjoy being judged with a television up my nose. Besides, I've been there, done it and really do have the T-shirt! I don't need to do it again."
You went on to land your own TV show, which ran for two series on ITV, why didn't you do more?
"It was very expensive to put on. I wasn't too keen to do more in case I came to be regarded as a light entertainment host, rather than a singer. And, if I'm honest. I don't think that I was very good. I didn't understand the medium of television and I didn't make the most of the guests who came on. I was out of my depth. But I'd welcome the chance to have another shot now in a slightly different format."
On your TV series and in your live concerts you've sung a variety of styles of music. Do you relish the variety?
"Absolutely! there is a danger in being a Jack-of-all-trades, because you might be regarded as spreading yourself too thin. But I really enjoy tackling the different musical styles. I'd love to have been a rocker, but then I'd also love to have been Frank Sinatra or Dean Martin. And, of course, I adore musical theatre. So, being given the opportunity to do a bit of everything is ideal."
In the 80s, you fulfilled an ambition to appear in Coronation Street. Would you like to go back into it?
"Yeah, I'd love to! Cliff (Richard) is also a huge fan and we concocted this storyline in which we were on our way to a gig in Manchester when the car broke down. After we'd put in into Kevin's garage for repair, we popped into the Rover's for a drink. Sadly, when we put the idea to Granada TV, they said, "We don't think that's right for us." But I'm still a huge fan of Corrie and EastEnders. When I was touring Ireland recently, I missed Bianca's departure so, as soon as I got home, I put the video on!"
A few years ago you played the lead role of Henry Purcell in the film England, my England - would you like to become a movie star too?
"Sure I would. But to make movies in Hollywood, you have to up sticks and go there. My name means very little over there. And even if I was successful there, my schedule is so packed that I don't know how I'd fit everything in."
You haven't done a West End musical for many years. Does this mean you're too big to appear in one now?
"Not at all. It's just because no suitable ones have come up. I don't particularly want to do a revival, unless it's something great. I recently went to see The Lion King and it's fantastic, but there's no role for me in something like that. Besides, again I haven't got the time at the moment."
Your UK tour in April and May this year alone included 25 concerts in front of nearly 75,000 people. Why do you work so incredibly hard?
"It's partly down to that old entertainer's fear that your last gig will indeed be your last gig. But I also really enjoy new challenges. Having said that because I'm doing so much more this years as well, the tour was a real killer. I've still hardly caught up with myself."
You have a massive following, which seems to be largely female. How do you feel about your fans?
"I know many artists say this, but I do have an extraordinarily lovely following. The fans love the work and like to feel part of it. I like talking to them as well."
When you're at home, or at least away from work, what do you enjoy doing?
"I love cooking, big style. We've got a second home in the country and I love hanging around there. I also enjoy walking our dog, a Tibetan Terrier named Yogi. I'm gregarious within my circle of friends, but I'm not glitzy premiere or showbiz party material. I find that a bit naff."
You've been going out with Cathy McGowan for eight years now, and living together for seven, yet you've not married or had kids. Do you think you'll regret that if you never do?
"I don't think I'd regret not getting married. It doesn't seem to be necessary - my commitment to Cathy is obvious. We're both really comfy and happy as we are. Besides, Cathy and I have recently become grand-parents! Cathy's daughter Emma had a son, Connor, six months ago. I'm Connor's godfather and I'm besotted with him - and so is Cathy. But it really makes me aware how monumental a change it would make to my life if I were to have kids. I used to think I could handle it, but I don't now. this business is quite selfish and often unfair on children."
Is there much you crave and strive for now, because you must be extremely satisfied with your life so far?
"That's not the case. I'm delighted and slightly taken aback by all that's happened in my career, but I haven't done what I want to do yet. However, the difficulty is, I don't exactly know what I want to do. It's all about being happy with the journey you're on."
Are you confident you will fulfil your aims, whatever they may be?
"There's no point in going on, otherwise."
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Enterprise Mobility – What is the "right content" for my sales team on mobile devices?
We recently introduced iPads to our sales teams fully loaded with an extraordinary amount of valuable marketing literature. We are turning over the process to Marketing and IT now. I am concerned already, with the requests I have received from our Marketing department, that they just want everything on there. Isn't having these materials on our website enough?
Do you have any articles you have written regarding what makes sense and more importantly, what doesn't, for iPad content?
We recently received this question at info@fatstax.com and thought the answer might be useful to your iPad launch teams out there.
This is Rusty Bishop from FatStax. Great question. We work a lot with our customers to assist on iPad launches for companies, so I hope my answer helps you out.
There is a tendency right now to bundle a bunch of PDF literature and presentations on iPads and send them out to the sales force with no thought of how they will be used in the field. Or worse, spend months and tons of money building custom apps that do these tasks. Ultimately, it is the ROI that will dictate whether the decision to launch iPads in the field was right.
Let me say that again – Ultimately, it is ROI that an iPad decision will be judged.
I would focus first on your sales process.How long do reps get with first time customers? Long-time customers?
Do they sell direct or through inside sales or a distributor?
Let your sales workflow drive your process.
For example, if they get average 5 min in front of prospect is it feasible to show a PowerPoint or a video? Unlikely.
Is it feasible to gauge interest in a product and email them some literature or ordering information? Likely.
How do you want them using their time in front of customers? Capturing a lead, selling a product, or fumbling around looking for a presentation?
So that would drive you towards a detailed Sales App rather than loading them up with 30+ slide presentations.
Sales Reps will usually default to the easiest and fastest Apps and support materials they already feel comfortable presenting. Again this comes down to time in front of a prospect.
Fast + Easy + Comfort = Sales Team using their iPad.
As far as the "web-based materials" go that can be a real sticking point. We are often called by companies that want to use our FatStax platform to present product information because using the web even on a 3G device is painfully slow in front of a customer or quite simply will not find the internet.
Simply loading more materials onto the iPad will only be supported if the Apps housing them are easy to use and the material is easy to find and present. For example, General Mills launched iPads for their sales force last year with tons of product PDFs using the iBooks app. In show after show, we found their iPads were in their bags or left at home. When asked why, it was because it was impossible to find the correct literature in the app combined with a lack of training on the iPad. Don't make life hard on us sales reps!
One last but critical point is training. Train your team on every aspect of using the iPad in a sales situation. From basic use to App functionality to how to interact with a customer. Yes, the iPad is incredibly intuitive, but don't leave it to chance. You are welcome to view and refer to the videos on the FatStax.com blog for training or during your presentation.
Finally, I will say that there is a bit of "throw everything at the wall and see what sticks" at this point in the game since the tablet technology is relatively new. My suggestion is let the reps guide the process based on a month or two in the field and make sure you get their feedback.
Good luck and let us know how the launch goes!


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El primer Banco de Castilla fue constituido en Madrid, en 1871. Entre sus promotores estaba Jaime Girona y Agrafel (hermano de Manuel Girona y Agrafel, que dirigía el Banco de Barcelona), junto con otros nombres destacados de las finanzas españolas. En 1872 colaboró con el Banco de París y de los Países Bajos en el préstamo a la Hacienda española que dio lugar a la creación del Banco Hipotecario de España, en el que también participaba el Banco de Castilla. De este modo, la entidad se desarrolló como otras de la época gracias al crédito al sector público. La crisis financiera de 1882 afectó también a esta empresa, de modo que sus activos pasaron de 59,1 a 20,4 millones de pesetas entre 1881 y 1885, pero no se encuentra entre las que desaparecieron. Más tarde se recuperó -sólo en parte- y estuvo menos vinculada al crédito público, al tiempo que fomentó la creación de Altos Hornos de Bilbao (vid. Altos Hornos de Vizcaya). Asimismo el banco estuvo relacionado con otros negocios en los que tenía una importante influencia el marqués de Comillas, como el Banco Hispano Colonial y la Compañía Trasatlántica Española. A comienzos del siglo XX, el de Castilla y el Hipotecario eran los únicos bancos decimonónicos madrileños que seguían en activo, y participó en diversas empresas como en la Sociedad Española de Construcción Naval. Su desaparición fue consecuencia de la crisis de la primera posguerra, que en 1920 había acabado ya con una entidad tan señalada como el Banco de Barcelona, mientras que el de Castilla presentó suspensión de pagos en diciembre de 1923.

El origen del segundo Banco de Castilla se encuentra en una casa de banca salmantina, creada por Florencio Vega en 1872, siendo su sucesor en el negocio un sobrino, Matías Blanco Cobaleda (1902). En 1935 contaba con unos recursos propios de cinco millones de pesetas, pero también captaba entre sus clientes importantes cantidades de pasivo, de modo que ese año su inversión en créditos y valores superaba los 35 millones de pesetas. Después de la Guerra Civil española, en 1942, la casa se transformó en Banco Matías Blanco Cobaleda, S.A., y estuvo presidido por el titular del nombre hasta su fallecimiento en 1955, año en el que le sucedió su hijo. En 1957 cambió su nombre por el de Banco de Salamanca, y se renovó el Consejo de Administración, pero el capital desembolsado se mantuvo en 10 millones de pesetas hasta 1962. Desde 1960 el Salamanca estuvo presidido por Nicolás Rubio García-Roby, hombre vinculado al Banco Popular Español, y en 1962 el capital se amplió hasta 25 millones, entrando en el Consejo de Administración Javier Valls-Taberner, al tiempo que la entidad quedaba completamente en la órbita de la institución madrileña. Ese año el Banco de Salamanca era el tercero de Castilla y León (tanto por recursos propios como ajenos) después del Banco Coca (también de Salamanca) y el Banco Castellano (de Valladolid). El nombre de Banco de Castilla no lo adoptó hasta 1972, después de haberse efectuado la absorción en 1970 del Banco Castellano de Valladolid por el Banco de Bilbao. El antiguo Banco de Salamanca, que se había consolidado con dicha denominación salmantina en las provincias de Salamanca y Zamora, inició su expansión tras la adopción del nombre Banco de Castilla por las provincias de Castilla la Vieja.

El Banco de Castilla fue uno de los bancos regionales, filial del  Banco Popular Español y absorbido integralmente por su matriz, por decisión del consejo de administración del 25 de septiembre de 2008, con tres otras filiales regionales Banco de Crédito Balear,  Banco de Galicia y Banco de Vasconia.

En 2008, el Banco de Castilla contaba con unas 280 sucursales ubicadas principalmente en Castilla y León y en menor medida en las provincias de Cáceres, Cantabria, Guadalajara, Madrid y Toledo.

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These levels are seriously too funny!
Take the photo right when the fly leaves the camera lens.
Go to the last cubicle. The graduate from level 14 will come out and the person would be able to use the washroom.


Kellen and Cortlen recently had birthdays. In honor of the special occasion, their teachers agreed to let them bring in a special treat to share with their classmates. Kellen's first choice was miniature bean burritos , but he made it clear that he would also be okay with shrimp cocktail or grilled salmon and peas.
Unlike his brother, Cortlen wanted something much more sensible--boiled pot stickers with wasabi dipping sauce.
"How about brownies?" I suggested. "Or what about cupcakes?"
With some gentle nudging, Kellen took the bait. Cortlen on the other hand, would have none of it.
"I want that," he said firmly, pointing to a picture of a loaf of pumpkin bread in one of my cookbooks.
I tried to explain that most children had a hard enough time being talked into eating regular bread, much less bread that was orange.
He could not be deterred and I wasn't about to rain on his parade so I made two loaves of the said bread and sent him on his way with a cautious reminder.
"Don't be offended if people don't like your snack," I told him.
I shouldn't have worried. The bread received rave reviews.
"Everyone ate one bite of bread," Cortlen told me when he came home.
"That's good," I replied, slightly encouraged.
"Because the teacher made them try it."
Suddenly, I felt less encouraged.
"Then they spit it in their napkins and threw it away," he continued.
"That's okay," I replied, trying to find the silver lining in so much waste.
"I should have brought the pot stickers," he said solemnly.
Has your child ever insisted on bringing an unconventional snack to school? If so, what?
Fudgesicles. Luckily it was February and -78 degrees outside, so we had an easy place to leave them until it was snack time--just outside the window on the window ledge. All the kids wore their coats to eat them. Brrr.
Hey, the schools here don't allow ANY homemade treats. Once I sent cookies to preschool that I made myself because my son has allergies and most of the store-bought cookies came with allergy warnings, and the teacher sent them all back home with him. Apparently mothers lace homemade goods with arsenic in a attempt to knock of small civilizations of school-aged children? Anyway, all treats must be store-bought. So dumb.
I would take potstickers as a birthday treat any day.
How funny! They do have sophisticated food choices. Good for them. I LOVE pumplin bread. My kids are simple, cookies or cupcakes and they are happy.
My kids new school is supposed to have store bought treats only. I guess I am a rebel because last year I made homemade and got away with it. Homemade tastes better and is about 1/10 of the cost.
My brother insisted on brining a popsicle in his lunch. I kept telling him not to, but he did anyway. He later told me that I was right and the popsicle melted, but at least his sandwich tasted like cherries.
Your children have such good taste - can you send some to my kids???
We are only allowed to bring store bought items to school - but I've never had a problem since their birthday is during summer break.
Potstickers--I found a new frozen bag of them at Costco and can seriously devour the whole thing.
My daughter, on the other hand, like to eat the outside (the pasta) and leave a nice green blob of veggie/chicken mush on her plate. It's really appetizing.
She, who will turn 5 next month, thinks that cheese puffs are great birthday treats. Should I risk sending a bag of those to school for the class to share?
My daughter asked me to make peach cobbler for her kindergarten class (this was back in the day when they allowed homemade treats). It's a pretty messy snack for 5 year olds but the teacher was a good sport. That daughter is 23 now and we look back and laugh about it: "Why didn't I just ask for cupcakes like a normal kid?" I see you were blessed with 'not normal' kids too!
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THOSE CHILDREN?!?!?! Pumpkin bread is the BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can send it to me, I'll eat a whole loaf in one sitting.
Pot stickers are also delicious.
We weren't allowed to bring homemade goods. Parents would most likely poison them or accidentally stick their crack pipes in them. Store bought only, can't be opened until they are in the class.
I am upset after reading your post, our schools will only let them bring store brought treats!! What the heck?!?!? I thought it was a rule all over, guess not, just here. That bugs, i need to have a talk with the district leader. I love pumpkin bread, i would've eaten it. That's funny the teacher made them all try it!!!
I'm actually a huge fan of the store bought treat only policy in schools. Ever since my daughter found the birthday boy's little brother's lost tooth in her cupcake, oreos and hostess don't look so bad.
Both my children are in love with liverwurst. Its a family thing!
Well, not for birthdays - but for summer camp my daughter had to bring her lunch every day. I KNOW those kids thought she was the weird kid. Shrimp caesar salads? Big mixed salads? Shrimp cocktail? chicken and broccoli pasta?
She hates sandwiches and doesn't like most "kid" food. SIGH.
However, birthdays are especially exciting because she doens't like cake or pie. Who's kid is this??
I personally think tubs of frosting are the way to go. The day someone invents individual serving size frosting tubs will be an amazing day. Then I can stop throwing out licked cupcakes and cake pieces.
we're not allowed to send homemade treats to school. They must be pre packaged bought treats. takes all the fun out of it.
We can only send in healthy foods for birthdays! Now what grade school kid wants to bring in carrot sticks for their birthday treat? My daughter would be thrilled with cupcakes or brownies. I keep having to explain to her that it has to be healthy and she comes back with so can I bring ding dongs for my birthday. Shes not getting it quite yet.
My kids once insisted on pumpkin orange muffins. They got pretty much the same reaction.
At least your kids' school still allows homemade treats or treats at all. In California, parents can't bring diddly squat to school for their child's birthday. Instead, we can pay the school money to provide our child and his class a nutritious treat on his special day. When I was in fifth grade, our room moms brought chocolate fondue. How times have changed!
YOu are such a good mom to allow them to pick such creative snacks!
In my special ed class, we had a mom who brought pineapple empanadas and styrofoam cups filled with jello. The pot stickers would have been a bigger hit in this case too.
Dude, I would have been thrilled with pumpkin bread! My kids love it too, obviously you're raising kids with mature pallets over there!
Our school system is messed up and my daughter can't even take something fun...they do a low-cal, low-fat plan, so they do not allow any cupcakes, brownies, ice cream, etc. to be brought in for birthdays or holidays. YET the school breakfasts often contain pastries and the school lunches are typically filled with carbs (what kid needs a turkey deli sub AND a soft pretzel together for lunch???) and often has a brownie, cookie, etc. to go with it. Does this make sense to anyone?? Teaching them to eat right does not mean give them junk daily but not allow treats for holidays/birthdays! The most treat-related item on their "approved list" is rice krispie treats. I'm going to coat them in chocolate...haha.
Nothing to do with school snacks, but my niece has been caught sneaking kalamata olives from the fridge from time to time. Kids can have the wierdest tastes somtimes!
Our area also doesn't allow home-made treats, but the neighboring district doesn't allow any sweet treats. Everything has to be below a certain percentage for sugar/fat content. They encourage fresh fruit or veggies, but again, you can't buy the stuff and cut up your own. Last time I even looked at those fruit or veggie plates, I almost freaked out at the price! A friend of mine got around it by buying sugar-free jello cups and topped it with fat-free cool whip. The kids almost cried in gratitude.
When my youngest was in kindergarten, he was invited to bring a "treat" for his B.I.P. (Beary Important Person) day.
He insisted on bringing his favorite food - steamed artichokes.
When asked what kind of "dipping sauce" I should bring along, he said, "Ohhhh......you better bring the drawn butter AND the mayonnaise. They'll probably want to try both."
Yes. My daughter started kindergarten with very eclectic food tastes. I could pack her snack from anything in the fridge (Except, for some reason, anything with raisins). She went to school with dried figs with brown sugar mascarpone on the side, prosciutto, almond stuffed olives, carrots cut into "pennies" and plain yoghurt. Her food tastes have narrowed considerably as time has passed and peer influence has exerted herself. She no longer likes prosciutto, cottage cheese, any kind of dried fruit, and has wondered why the cheese I buy doesn't look like her friends (i.e. it isn't orange). Finally she broke down and informed me that her lunches were "embarassing". I asked her to clarify what this meant. She explained by saying "well, nothing comes in little packages . . . "
So now I simplify my life by buying string cheese. You can't buy that at the European deli!
DYING! I have the pickiest 9 year old eater, but with VERY good manners. He would have taken a bite, but spit it into the napkin without anyone else seeing.
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When my daughter was in fourth grade, she insisted I bring spinach quiche as a Christmas 'treat'. The teacher liked it so much she took home most of the leftovers. There were A LOT of leftovers.
Whoa, I guess for the conventional treats - cupcakes, donuts, a goodie bag with their favorite candies... but in our district we are only allowed to bring store bought treats!
I have to say your kids have a great pallet!!
That is the funniest thing I have heard in a long time. Thank you for making my day!
I bet your kids like tofu. What kid turns down cupcakes? The tofu loving kind, that's who. Love the blog!
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The new Canadian Food Guide, expected in 2007, will certainly recommend a decrease in our consumption of salt. American authorities already recommend a maximum intake of 2,300 mg a day, which is slightly half of what an average North American consumes on a daily basis. These guidelines are important for everyone, but even more so for people who are predisposed to hypertension, particularly African-Canadians and people struggling with obesity problems. People with a family history of hypertension or those who have already had a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) find themselves at even greater risks.
Ironically, sodium plays a vital role in our system. It is estimated that between 250 and 500 mg per day is essential to ensure basic physiological functions such as the transmission of nervous influx and muscular contraction, particularly that of the heart. However, when the concentration of sodium in our system is too high, the kidneys retain more water, causing an increase in blood volume. In time, elevated blood pressure intensifies cardiac work, threatening blood vessels stability, thereby increasing the risk for cardiac diseases and CVA.
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According to the agreement, by September Zimbabwe will be able to carry out two supervised exports of rough diamond from the Marange production. During this period, the Kimberley Process will conduct a review mission to Zimbabwe, which will be held in conjunction with the first visit to the country by the Kimberley Process Monitor. The Kimberley Process Monitor will pay another visit to Zimbabwe on the week of September 6 to certify the second supervised export. The Kimberley Process Monitoring Committee will review the report issued by the review mission to formulate a position regarding future exports.
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While the resolution of the situation in Zimbabwe remained high on the agenda, another central issue were the steps needed to reform and refine the Kimberley Process, seven years after its rough diamond certification scheme was first launched.


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Micha Deridder, née en 1967, à Charleroi en Belgique est une plasticienne. Elle travaille essentiellement le textile et le vêtement. Elle vit à Nantes.

Biographie
Elle suit des études de stylisme et de création de mode à l'École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Visuels La Cambre, à Bruxelles et obtient le diplôme avec la plus grande distinction en 1994.Sélectionnée au festival de la mode à Hyères en 1993 et 1994, elle remporte le premier prix du Festival des Jeunes créateurs, à Tignes, en 1995.  Elle réalise un post-diplôme à l'école des Beaux-arts à Nantes, en 1998.

Son champ d'intervention se situe entre la mode et l'art. Le vêtement et le textile sont les médiums qu'elle utilise principalement. Micha Deridder détourne, décale l'usage du vêtement. Ses réalisations sont empreintes d'humour et d'un sens de la convivialité. Elle aime échanger et faire participer le public à ses œuvres. Elle utilise aussi le dessin, la photo et la vidéo.

Parcours artistique
Elle réalise des vêtements qu'elle offre au public, comme un jeu, un échange. Le public essaie les vêtements, explore les possibles. Les personnes spectatrices  deviennent actrices de leur geste, portant elles-mêmes l'œuvre et en faisant partie.

En 2000, Consommez la mariée, Micha Deridder fabrique une robe de mariée en barbe à papa sur une structure métallique. Lors du vernissage de l'exposition de Juste au corps, de la peau au vêtement à La Criée à Rennes, le visiteur muni d'un bâtonnet est invité à goûter la barbe à papa, provoquant ainsi a disparition de la robe.

En 2011, Micha Derrider réalise La Garde-Robe À Danser. Il s'agit d'une garde-robe mobile emplie d'une centaine de vêtements sculpture et habitée par plusieurs danseurs ou acteurs. Le costume contraint ou amplifie les mouvements, déguise ou dévoile les corps. Le costume crée une nouvelle danse.

Elle  conçoit aussi C'est impossible à dessiner, c'est rond. Il s'agit d'une chambre de l'Hôtel Pommeraye à Nantes, pour laquelle Micha Deridder réalise le mobilier et la décoration sans aucun angle.

En 2013 commence le « projet des valises à », elle part au Japon avec une valise dans laquelle elle emporte différentes pièces de « La première valise » qu'elle expose à Tokyo, Institut Français, à Zoo-No-Hana Terrace à Yokohama et à Anewal Galery à Kyoto. Lors de son voyage, elle rencontre différents créateurs et fabricants textiles, elle repart avec quelques morceaux de leur production laissés au rebut et avec lesquels elle fabrique "la valise Japon", qu'elle expose à Kyoto lors de la biennale Parasophia a la Galery Galery. Elle travaille également avec les danseurs de la compagnie Monochrome Circus pour réaliser un film à la Villa KUJOYAMA et une performance présentée à l'Institut Français de Kyoto pendant Nuit Blanche en octobre 2015.

En 2016, en résidence « le fil et l'inachevé », au site Saint -Sauveur à Roche-Servières,  Micha Deridder utilise les couches de poussières des sèches-linges pour fabriquerLes petits mondes, elle en fait des strates habitées par des petits personnages. Micha Deridder utilise aussi les restes de pelotes de laine données par les habitants et construits des pelotes aléatoires. Elle invite ensuite les habitants et les habitantes de la maison de retraite à tricoter des fils de couleur pour former des tableaux de paysages abstraits.

Elle travaille également sur des cagoules et des masques que les visiteurs peuvent essayer formant ainsi un défilé de mode atypique, et une sculpture, l'arbre à cagoule.

Expositions et performances
 Le fil et l'inachevé,  au ,  Site Saint-Sauveur, Rocheservière, 2016
 La valise Japon, Galerie Galery, Institut Français, Kyoto, Japon, 2015
 la première valise, Institut Français, Tokyo, 2013
 Fashion Factory, installation et performance, Studio 13/16, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, 2011
 Fri Art, centre d'art, Fribourg, Suisse, 2008
 La Maison Folie, Mons, Belgique, 2008
 Les Soirées Nomades, Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, Paris, 2006
 Chantiers d'artistes, Le Lieu Unique, Nantes, 2006
 Juste au corps, de la peau au vêtement, La Criée, Rennes, 2000
 Le projet des perméables, invitation de Laurent Moriceau, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2002
 Le projet des perméables, L'imagerie, Lannion Cabine d'essayage, L'imagerie, Lannion
 Et comme l'espérance est violente, FRAC des Pays de la Loire, Carquefou, 2000
 Actif/réactif, la création contemporaine à Nantes, Le lieu Unique, Nantes, 2000
 Festival Mettre en scène, déambulations et vidéos, Théâtre National de Bretagne, Rennes, 1999

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 Beaux-Arts Magazine, ,
 Connaissance des Arts, ,
 François Piron, La Griffe, ,
 François Piron, "vêtements-situation, Micha Deridder", Mouvement, , 1999

Lien externe

http://www.reseaux-artistes.fr/dossiers/micha-deridder?lng=fr

Naissance en 1967
Naissance à Charleroi
Plasticienne belge
Ateliers Femmes et Féminisme
Élève de l'École supérieure des beaux-arts de Nantes Métropole


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Q: asp.net core nuspec project dependency I got a couple of projects made with asp.net core that I wanted to export to NuGet. Everything was fine with the first version (0.9.0). But when I updated a package to 0.9.1, I started having version issues, cause the app started looking for all dependencies with version 0.9.1 (even though only one was updated and the others remained at 0.9.0)
Could anyone check my config and see where am I making my mistake?
Thanks!
These are the errors I got:
FileLoadException: Could not load file or assembly 'Framework.Web, Version=0.9.1.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)

FileLoadException: Could not load file or assembly 'Framework.Web, Version=0.9.1.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)

This is my nuspec file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<package xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/packaging/2010/07/nuspec.xsd">
    <metadata>
    <!-- Required elements-->
    <id>Framework.Web.Mvc</id>
    <version>0.9.1</version>
    <description>Framework web MVC library</description>
    <authors>Lucas Leite</authors>

    <!-- Optional elements -->
    <dependencies>
      <dependency id="Framework.Web" version="0.9.0" />
      <dependency id="Framework.Model" version="0.9.0" />
      <dependency id="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Localization.Routing" version="1.1.2" />
      <dependency id="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc" version="1.1.3" />
    </dependencies>
    <!-- ... -->
  </metadata>
  <!-- Optional 'files' node -->
  <files>
    <file src="bin\Release\netcoreapp1.1\Framework.Web.Mvc.dll" target="lib\netcoreapp1.1" />
    <file src="bin\Release\netcoreapp1.1\Framework.Web.Mvc.xml" target="lib\netcoreapp1.1" />
    <file src="bin\Release\netcoreapp1.1\pt-BR\Framework.Web.Mvc.resources.dll" target="lib\netcoreapp1.1\pt-BR" />
  </files>
</package>

A: Try to change dependency version to (,0.9.0]:
<dependency id="Framework.Web" version="(,0.9.0]" />

Accordingly to Nuget dependency versioning,
<!-- Accepts any version 0.9.0 and above -->
<dependency id="Framework.Web" version="0.9.0" />

and
<!-- Accepts any version up below or include 0.9.0-->
<dependency id="ExamplePackage" version="(,0.9.0]" />

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For my inaugural post, I wanted something universal, simple, and delicious. Something most people could throw together relatively easily. With the air getting crisper, the days getting shorter, and need for comfort food getting stronger–soup is definitely on the mind.
It's funny. Every time a coworker or friend asks "So, what'd you make for dinner?" and I say "Soup," the most common response is "Ohhhh. I totally love soup." It seems to be the most universal food that most people aren't making from scratch–or at least somewhat near scratch. Soup is one of the few foods found in most cultures in the world–whether the lentil soups found in Africa, the seafood brilliancy found in the Caribbean, the Miso-based soups of Japan, or the peasant soups of Italy.
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1. Heat up a pot big enough to put everything into.
2. Once the pan is hot, add Olive Oil until it is warm.
3. Add B, C, and D with some salt–toss in a few four finger pinches.
soft), add E until it all starts to turn golden. Brown is not good.
Brown garlic might taste burnt.
5. Add F and G.
7. Bring to a boil; turn down to a simmer and taste. Add salt and pepper to taste.
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Numerology Universal Year and the Date 9-9-2016 by Scott Petullo
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Numerology Universal Year and the Date 9-9-2016
Advice,Self Improvement,Spiritual
September 9, 2016 is a date of significant mystical meaning, as are the dates September 18th and 27th, 2016. The Universal Year of nine occurs this year, as it does every nine years, and nine is a number with great occult meaning.
The Universal Year (e.g., 2016 = 2+0+1+6 = 9) peaks each year in September, and the 9th, 18th, and 27th days of September (9-9-9) represent even stronger transcendental energy.
We wouldn't refer to the numbers 1953, 1989, or 1998, for example, as possessing a higher than average amount of supernatural energy, but we would refer to 2007 and 2016 as such, in part due to the number 2000 as a base, and 7 and 16.
The modern calendar, we believe, is linked to universal intelligence. Its gradual formation wasn't random; it was carefully calculated, has mathematical reliability linked to cosmic time, and serves perfectly for calendar-based numerology.
Just as our modern calendar begins a new yearly cycle on January 1st, the Universal Year also changes on that date, as does the nine-year cycle and others.
The world continues to undergo a transition period between centuries and millenniums. There's a cusp period of roughly 25% between any given year, century, or millennium. For example, 1975 AD to 2025 AD spans the 25% between centuries.
You may not notice anything unusual about 9-9-2016, 9-18-2016, or 9-27-2016, but it's the peak of the end of an important nine-year universal cycle (2016 is also the start of a new 7 Universal Cycle).
We don't have a forecast for you about what will happen on these dates because we tend to avoid predictions about mundane, worldly happenings (e.g., geopolitical events, natural disasters), unless we see patterns in multiple individuals' comprehensive charts that firmly suggest such events, as we do with a 2016-2018 financial market crash.
Without functional quantum computing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence, it's just not feasible to offer (often, and with consistently high accuracy rates) broad, universal predictions that don't sound like trivial, so-vague-they-can-apply-to-everyone horoscopes. There are too many variables to consider, and it may never be feasible. Thus, we won't give numerology or astrology predictions like, "You'll see these events happen at these locations on September 18th, 2016."
Does that diminish the science of numerology, make it "for entertainment purposes only?" No. We could have said something like this January 1st, 2016: "You'll see at least a few famous musicians die in 2016." Such a prediction would be appropriate for a Universal Year of 2016, but then again that could happen, and has happened, in other years too.
Rather than focusing entirely on Universal cycles, such as the Universal Year of 2016, the best way to utilize the inherent symbolism is to connect them to your personal cycles. In fact, they serve as undercurrents and are used to form multiple personal numerology cycles.
Unfortunately, learning numerology is like learning a foreign language. It takes a lot of time and application, but the everyday practical and spiritual benefits are enormous. It, like other metaphysical tools such as astrology and meditation, gives you access to the other side. It helps you prepare for challenges and make the most of your personal fate.
The number nine in a symbolic sense, such as the Universal vibration of 9-9-9 relating to the supernatural, is much more noticeable with individuals born on such a date, or with those with a lot of the number nine within their comprehensive charts. Patterns, comprised of multiple factors, tell us a lot about personality, timing, karma, fate, and compatibility.
Life is a never-ending series of cycles and although the Universal Year of 2016 is one of the more significant ones, don't worry about 9-9-9 or any other date being a mystical window of doom.
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Brentwood, TN — TriStar Maury Behavioral Health Hospital welcomes Troy Chisolm, FACHE, as the hospital's new chief executive officer (CEO). Beginning November 12th,Troy will assume responsibility of the 60-bed behavioral health facility now under construction at 1001 North James Campbell Boulevard in Columbia, TN. Earlier this month, officials from TriStar Health and Maury Regional Health hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to officially launch construction of the $24.4 million and nearly 50,000 sq. ft. behavioral health hospital which is scheduled to open in late 2019.
With more than 24 years of administrative behavioral health experience, Troy has served in a variety of leadership roles throughout his career including most recently as the Administrator of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine at Greenville Health System in Greenville, SC. Prior to that, he was president of the Behavioral Health Hospital at Cone Health in Greensboro, NC for six years.
"Troy is a proven leader and his extensive experience in the field of behavioral health administration will help to fill a tremendous need for local access to high-quality inpatient behavioral health services in Columbia and the surrounding area," said Heather J. Rohan, President and CEO of TriStar Health.
Troy is an active member of the American College of Healthcare Executives, the National Association of Health Services Executives and a member of the South Carolina Hospital Association. He is an advocate for mental health and has served on numerous boards within his community including the National Alliance of Mental Illness in Greenville, SC, Mental Health Association of Greensboro, NC, Habitat for Humanity and The Children's Museum of the Upstate. Troy also served as an AHA delegate member for The Joint Commission for the Behavioral Health Professional and Technical Advisory Committee.
"We look forward to working with Troy and the entire TriStar team as we develop the region's only inpatient behavioral health hospital. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in this field that will fill an existing void in our community and benefit patients for years to come," said Maury Regional Health CEO Alan Watson.
Troy received his Master's Degree in Healthcare Administration from Seton Hall University in South Orange, NJ and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Microbiology from Howard University in Washington, D.C.
For more information, contact Joe Hagan, AVP of PR & Communications at TriStar Health at 615.500.6060 or Rita Williams, Director of Marketing at Maury Regional Health at (931) 540-4282.


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« Pascale Petit wins Hippocrates international award for poem on alienation and mental illness
GP wins a major award in the Hippocrates Prize for poem on night calls »
Teacher Catherine Ayres�has been awarded the �500 third prize in the Open International Hippocrates Prize for Poetry and Medicine.�The Award was announced�on Friday May 22nd at an Awards Ceremony in London.��
Catherine Ayres is a teacher who lives in Northumberland.� Her poems have appeared in print and online magazines, including�Ink, Sweat and�Tears�and�The Moth.�
About her winning poem�Making love to LINAC�she said: "I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012. This poem is about my experience of radiotherapy. It was written in response to a prompt set by Jo Bell in her online poetry group '52'. Writing about the treatments I underwent has helped me to accept what happened and move forward into life after major illness."
Poets from New York and the UK were competing for this year's Hippocrates Open Prize for Poetry and Medicine.�
The �5000 First Prize in the Open Category was awarded to teacher and writer Maya Catherine Popa from New York City for a poem inspired by her neuroscientist great grandfather.�
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About her poem�A Technique for Operating on the Past, Maya said: "There is something pleasantly elliptical about the fact that a neuroscientist relies on the very instrument that is the subject of his study. I had long wanted to write a poem about Gr.T. Popa, my great-grandfather, after whom the Medical University in Iași, Romania, is named.�
He worked on neuro-morphology in the 1930s and 40s, but his remarkable research was ultimately cut short in light of his anti-fascist, and anti-communist affiliations. That he was forced into hiding and died of a routine ailment while escaping the communists still seems a dark irony. In a way, writing this poem felt like a letter to him, an acknowledgement of that unfairness."�
Poet Pascale Petit from France and now living in London was awarded the �1000 Second Prize for In the Giraffe House.
The Hippocrates �5000 NHS first prize went to former counsellor Kate Compston from Cornwall for a poem about revealing the diagnosis of dementia.�
She said: "the poem Lovely young consultant charms my husband was prompted by the visit, 13 years ago, of the very attractive and talented psycho-geriatrician, who came to our home to give us the news of my husband Malcolm's diagnosis. Brain scans had indicated beyond reasonable doubt that he had Dementia with Lewy Bodies. What stayed with me for years afterwards was the tension I could see being played out within her, between professional scientific excitement about something unusual, and her humanity:
The Second Prize of �1000 went to former GP Ann Lilian Jay from West Wales for Night Visit, with the �500 Third Prize shared between tutor Carole Bromley from York for On Hearing for the First Time�and radiologist Rowena Warwick from Buckinghamshire for Mrs Noone.
Parisa Thepmankorn from Rockaway, New Jersey received the �500 2015 Hippocrates Young Poet Prize for�Intraocular Pressure.
She said: "I wrote the poem Intraocular Pressure after a visit to the optometrist revealed that my eyes' intraocular pressures were on the higher side of "normal". Inspired by the idea of certain diseases as time bombs, my poem is the result of both my personal fears and my attempt to extrapolate the future implications and physical effects of the condition if it worsened."
The other shortlisted young poets were Daniella Cugini from Warwick in England for the surgeon dissects his lover�and US poets Alex Greenberg from New York City for Dusting�and Alexandra Spensley from Ohio for Geography of a Bone.�
Judge Simon Rae said�"Judging the entries for the Young Poets Award has been both exciting and moving.� The standard has been high, with both winners and commended poets producing strong, unflinching poems which will remain long in the memory."
Now in its 6th year, the short-listed entries for the 2015 Hippocrates Prize for Poetry and Medicine were selected from around 1000 entries from 31 countries by judges poet Rebecca Goss, poet Simon Rae, psychiatrist Professor Femi Oyebode and doctor and writer Theodore Dalrymple.
The judges also agreed 13 commendations in the NHS category and 18 commendations in the Open category, to�poets from England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, the USA and New Zealand.
The Hippocrates Initiative – winner of the 2011 Times Higher Education Award for Innovation and Excellence in the Arts – is an interdisciplinary venture that investigates the synergy between medicine, the arts, and health.
At �5000 first prize both in the NHS category and the Open category, and �500 for the Young Poets Prize, this is one of the highest value poetry awards in the world for a single poem.
Judge Rebecca Goss said: "The subject of medicine is sprawling and complex, but poetry is the perfect medium to explore it closely and aid our understanding of human experience at its most raw. A variety of voices make up the winning and commended entries in this year's Hippocrates Prize.
Experiences of both medic and patient are explored, but so too, are the insights of the bystander. Included in this list are the carers, the relatives, the friends, revealing the impact illness also has on their lives."
Judge Theodore Dalrymple remarked: "Once again, the Hippocrates Prize has stimulated poets and health workers around the word to put their experiences of hope, despair, sadness, and compassion into poetic form, with impressive success."
Judge Professor Femi Oyebode said "I feel very privileged to be involved in the Hippocrates poetry prize. This experience has been most humbling."
He added: "The wondrous thing is to imagine that these are poems written by healthcare workers who, in their everyday work, deploy their technical expertise with emotional commitment and compassion, all over the world, in a variety of settings in order to care for people; and yet, in-between times, having observed the most extraordinary human situations of trauma, tragedy, hope, despair, death and suffering, find the words to communicate these with sensitivity, with original and unique images, and sometimes with humor."�
Photos of all finalists, along with biographies and extracts of their poems are available on request. Contact 07447 441666 or hippocrates.poetry@gmail.com
Awards: In each category there are: 1st prize �5,000, 2nd prize �1,000, 3rd prize of �500, and further commendations each of �50.
The 2015 Hippocrates Anthology of winning and commended poems will be launched at an Awards Ceremony in London on Friday 22nd May.
The Hippocrates Prize judges
Rebecca Goss grew up in Suffolk. She returned to live in the county in 2013, after living in Liverpool for twenty years. Her first collection The Anatomy of Structures was published by Flambard Press in 2010. Her second collection, Her Birth (Carcanet/Northern House), was shortlisted for The 2013 Forward Prize for Best Collection and winner of the Poetry Category in The 2013 East Anglian Book Awards. In 2014 she was selected for The Poetry Book Society's Next Generation Poets.
Femi Oyebode is Professor of Psychiatry University of Birmingham & Consultant� Psychiatrist National Centre for Mental Health Birmingham. His research interests include clinical psychopathology and medical humanities. His publications include Sims' Symptoms in the Mind: textbook of descriptive psychopathology 5th edition (translated into Italian, Portuguese and Estonian); Mindreadings: literature and psychiatry; & Madness at the Theatre.
He is a poet and his published works include Naked to your softness and other dreams; Forest of transformations; Master of the leopard hunt; Indigo, camwood and mahogany red; & Femi Oyebode: Selected poems (edited O. Okome). For a critical review of his poetry see Home and exile in Femi Oyebode's poetry (edited Obododimma Oha).
Theodore Dalrymple is the pen name for Dr Anthony Daniels, who has worked as a doctor in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Gilbert Islands, London and Birmingham, most recently as a psychiatrist and prison doctor. His writing has appeared regularly in the press and in medical publications, including the British Medical Journal, the Times, Telegraph, Observer and the Spectator and he has published around 20 books, most recently Admirable Evasions: How Psychology Undermines Morality (2015).
Hippocrates Prize Organisers
Professor Donald Singer is President of the Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine. His interests include research on discovery of new therapies, and public understanding of drugs, health and disease. He co-authors Pocket Prescriber, the 8th edition of which is published by Taylor & Francis in the summer of 2015.
Professor Michael Hulse is a poet and translator of German literature, and teaches creative writing and comparative literature at the University of Warwick. He is also editor of The Warwick Review. His latest book of poems, Half-Life (2013), was named a Book of the Year by John Kinsella.
The 2015 Hippocrates Prize is supported by:
The Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine, a national medical society founded in 1918 and publisher of the Postgraduate Medical Journal and Health Policy and Technology, has supported the Hippocrates Prize since its launch in 2009.
The Cardiovascular Research Trust, a charity founded in 1996, which promotes research and education for the prevention and treatment of disorders of the heart and circulation.


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Q: How to prevent Error: 403 in ModelAdmin.autocomplete_fields? ModelAdmin.autocomplete_fields looks to be very simple to implement into the Django admin:
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It renders the field correctly (as a search field instead of a dropdown), but the search field says "The results could not be loaded" and inspect shows:
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I assume there is a csrf issue receiving data from the Material model. I looked into ways to exempt this request from csrf but couldn't figure out how to do it through ModelAdmin.autocomplete_fields.
I tried using django-autocomplete-light as well and couldn't get it working.

A: That's because of the conflict between DAL and Django 3.2 + versions. If you turn DAL off it can solve this problem. DAL's js overloads Django's one and that's it. To know more just follow the link to
Dal's github issue

A: If you implement your own UserAdmin either make sure search_fields is defined, as requested in the documentation, or use Django's UserAdmin as a base class.
Also, if you just upgraded your Django version and it stopped working, clear your cache to load the proper javascript files.


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I've Been Thinking…About Our Town (Or What I've Learned About Workshopping the Canon With Thornton Wilder…)–Guest Post by Elizabeth Oosterheert
Readers Writers Workshop, Workshop in Other Content Areas July 18, 2019 Comments: 2
8th Grade Cast Members of Our Town by Thornton Wilder
Recently, I reread Amy Rasmussen's post about defining what we mean by readers' and writers' workshop. I loved that Amy described workshop as students doing the work of readers and writers, "engaged in intensive discussion and activity on a particular subject" — specifically related to growing as readers and writers. This work happens because teachers open spaces in their classrooms which allow for it."
I confess. Our Town, Thornton Wilder's 1938 Pulitzer Prize winner, is my favorite play. I read it obsessively. I find relevance in its pages time and again. Wilder said that he wrote the play to illustrate the value beyond price in every moment of our daily lives.
After spending more than twenty years with middle school students, and experiencing moments of deep joy and sadness, as well as tasting my own mortality, the play resonates with me more now than it ever has…BUT, how do I workshop a canonical piece like Our Town? How do I make the pages sing for my students as they do for me?
Here are four ways that I changed my approach to the play this year to leave more space for student voice and choice.
Less is More: In Our Town, this meant placing students in small groups to reflect on specific scenes from the play. Rather than slogging through an entire act, and then replying to teacher generated questions, I asked students to journal with their groups and express their own thoughts, questions, and epiphanies after reading a few pages aloud and then viewing that scene. Thanks to @MarisaEThompson and @cultofpedagogy for encouraging me to try the TQE method.
Podcasts Rock! is the most performed play in the United States, and that distinction means– a lot has been said about it! Students were invited to choose a podcast featuring an interview with a respected director, and then discuss observations from the podcast with their small group and share how those podcasts changed or enhanced their understanding of the text.
Music Matters: One of the fascinating things about Our Town is that Wilder designated a hymn, "Blessed Be the Tie That Binds," to be played in each of the three acts. He was also very specific about the music that should be sung during the choir practice in Act I, and played for the wedding scene in Act II. Music is a bridge from life to death, and beyond. Working with their small groups, students composed soundtracks for the play incorporating music from many different genres. They could also choose to write about Wilder's musical selections and what difference his choices made.
Performance Deepens Understanding: By the end of our study, my students recognized that George & Emily, the two main characters in the play, were allegorical. They could have been anyone, at any time, in any small town. We all grow up, most of us know what it is to love truly, and we all die. That is our story, and Our Town shows and tells it. My students did as well, performing some of their favorite scenes and exploring character motivations and emotions more deeply even than we did during our small group study times. Performing the scenes gave them a new appreciation for the nuances and poetry on page after page.
Our Town. Glorious in its simplicity, and relatable after more than eighty years, if students have the space to think and explore as readers, writers and speakers.
Elizabeth Oosterheert is a middle school language arts teacher and theatre troupe director at Pella Christian Grade School in Pella, Iowa. She loves writing, and sharing the stage with seventh and eighth graders. Her favorite stories are Peter Pan, The Outsiders, & Our Town. You can find her on Twitter @oosterheerte.
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Never Ever Tinker Game And also Here's The Reasons that.
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A video game is an item of entertainment with an objective and rules that call for communication between people. They usually entail physical and psychological stimulation, however might likewise involve art. Racing games, for instance, commonly call for players to race other vehicles, whereas real-time approach video games call for players to command opposing militaries. These sorts of games consist of Age of Empires and also Civilization.
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A video game's regulations establish its features. Frequently, gamers must select exactly how they will certainly divide their prize with another gamer. While this is not the emphasis of a game theory approach, it provides intriguing insights right into human habits. Roughly fifty percent of players maintain their whole reward, while 5 percent divided the prize similarly. The staying 4 fifths offer the various other participant a smaller share of the prize.
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Popular video games are usually produced by big groups, however they can likewise be made by small game workshops or independent designers. No matter the type of game, successful games must have some common attributes. As an example, a game ought to have challenges, benefits, and also gamer control. Some video games also have multiplayer modes that permit numerous gamers to compete at once.
Lots of games make use of tools that stand for intangible things, like pawns on a board. These items might represent funny money or a factor racked up. Various other games use devices that are not easily obvious to the gamer, such as hide-and-seek or tag. A video game's atmosphere likewise impacts its regulations. An automobile racing game, for instance, may have a different track than a street training course.
There are hundreds of games worldwide, however they have just a few common objectives. Usually, video games have a champion and also a loser. The objective of a video game should be quantifiable and understandable. It should also have a clear representation of the objectives of the gamers. In this manner, everybody will understand where to focus their efforts to make an effective game. This way, the guidelines of a video game are created with a certain objective in mind.
Game theory is a scientific area that has a wide variety of applications. In its most preferred application, it is used in business economics as well as business. It can clarify why a firm makes a particular option when making a rate cut, how a securities market investor reacts to a price modification, and many other situations. Game theory is likewise used in several various other fields. betgratis
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Spooky Electric Ltd. is an event planning division of ESTMKTG. We produce, promote, and stage celebrations to honor the legacy of Prince Rogers Nelson (1958-2016). Our flagship event is PRIVATE JOY to revisit the early years of music icon Prince Rogers Nelson.
"Prince was an American singer, songwriter, record producer, multi-instrumentalist, actor, and director. He was known for his electric work, flamboyant stage presence, extravagant dress and makeup, and wide vocal range. His innovative music integrated a variety of styles (funk, rock, R&B, new wave, soul, psychedelia, and pop). He sold over 100 million records, making him one of the best-selling recording artists of all time. He won 8 Grammy Awards, six American Music Awards, a Golden Globe Award, and an Academy Award for Purple Rain (1984). He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2004)."
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Why That Name?
Spooky Electric is first introduced into the princely vernacular in 1988. The artist shelves the since infamous Black Album because he feels it's too dark. He wants to turn the page. He writes, records, and releases its replacement (Lovesexy) in a whirlwind period of just three months.
Spooky Electric emerges as Prince's handle for the liberated muse he once embraced but now shuns – the one responsible for his most inspired and critically-acclaimed records (Dirty Mind, 1999, Purple Rain, and Sign 'o' the Times).
Through the explosively colorful and triumphant soul opera that begins his new chapter, Prince paints Spooky Electric as the voice of NO and Lovesexy as the sound of YES. While time paints a different tableau, Prince doesn't view himself as giving anything up. To the contrary, he sees himself as doubling down on being "saved."
Give up if you want to and all is lost.
Spooky Electric will be your boss.
— PRINCE ROGERS NELSON
So begins a more restrained and less vital stretch in Prince's music. While the hits still flow (Alphabet Street, Batdance, Get Off, Cream, Diamonds and Pearls, and The Most Beautiful Girl in the World), many listeners begin to lose some measure of faith in him — at a time when his faith is deepening.
Listen to Lovesexy when you have 45 minutes to spare. Don't be alarmed when you see just one track. In a stroke of genius (and yes, he never loses that), Prince blends one song into another. The transitions are so seamless that he doesn't see the point in creating tracks.


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Mid-South churches grapple with question of hosting church services during coronavirus
by: April Thompson
Posted: Mar 18, 2020 / 05:11 PM CDT / Updated: Mar 18, 2020 / 05:11 PM CDT
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The coronavirus has many churches making a tough call, whether to cancel worship services and events in order to keep their members and the public safe.
Many religious leaders say with this coronavirus, it's really about more than faith versus fear.
Normally, people would pack at Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church at noon Wednesday for a message and a quick meal, but in the height of the coronavirus, their message is coming now through Facebook.
"I want to welcome everyone to the streaming via the Boulevard website or Facebook to message in the middle," Pastor J. Lawrence Turner said.
The Wednesday noon service moved to the social media platform to keep people safe.
"I knew the church would really have to consider what it would do," Turner said.
Pastor Turner said all Sunday services are also now only available through streaming with no in-person church services, though initially he considered it.
"Friday night, I went to bed thinking, 'OK, Sunday, we're gonna gather for worship,'" Turner said. "But then I was made aware of the how the virus was transmitting itself, knowing how deadly it was. That this is not the flu. That this is twice as contagious as the flu. Knowing these things helped to inform my decision, and then talking to some people on the front lines."
It's a decision that many churches are grappling with. Some decided to go ahead and hold regular service in the sanctuary.
Eastside Community Church was one of those. Pastor Josiah Lawrence said they also streamed their service.
"Last Sunday, we were back-and-forth as we spoke with many different health professionals asking their advice and wisdom," Lawrence said. "As we saw through, we took as many precautions: moved chairs six feet away from each other and did not do child care. With the advice that we had been given at the time, they were saying it was still safe if you had those other precautions to meet."
But the church has since decided to put those regular sanctuary services on hold.
What about the question of faith and if calling off service is a conviction of your faith in God to protect you from everything including coronavirus?
"It seems it would be far less loving to risk exposure and continue to meet, which is the opposite of what the church is known to do," Lawrence said. "It normally is a place people come together. In this moment, we want to be a place instead to come and serve people where they are instead of being a place that could eventually lead to people being more sick if we continued to meet.
"As Paul wrote in the letter to Timothy, God has not given u a spirit of fear, but of power, love and of sound mind. The sound mind God gave me helped me understand as I am aware of the fact. As the servant and leader of this congregation, I am to care for its well-being. I can't with a sound mind place people's lives and health in jeopardy."
Church leaders from across the city recently met to talk about this coronavirus.
One thing they said came out of that is looking at a new way to help one another reach people.
Larger churches are helping people learn about technology and are finding ways to be of service to groups like seniors, offering to pick up medicine and shop for them.


Based north of Tumalo about 10 miles from downtown Bend, Bad Boys BBQ comes to you or you can pick up. For catered party events they bring "The Works" including but not limited to bringing the food, setting it up to look nice and presentable, and supplying tables for the food, tablecloths, chafing dishes, fuel & ice for our foods keeping the hot food hot and the cold food cold, serving the meats, resupplying dishes as needed, and cleaning it up. For "Drop n Go" events they bring the food hot or cold to your order and you set up and arrange everything the way you want, paying the per pound price for the quantities ordered plus a delivery fee. They also offer a "Pick Up" option, where you pay the per pound price for the quantities you order. Pick up at your arranged time, hot or cold at no extra charge, and there is no minimum. A deposit is required to reserve your date and all events must be paid in full prior to delivery of service. In the case of cancellation, the reservation deposit is non-refundable. All other fees are non-refundable if a cancellation happens in the last two weeks prior to the event.


The UK's premium cold-pressed rapeseed oil brand, Borderfields, has teamed up with Race for Life to raise money for the charity Cancer Research UK.
To publicise the activity a customised bottle label that unites the two brands was designed and illustrated by Nottingham brand & packaging agency Pure, free of charge.
Other elements of the pack design were tweaked and, rather neatly, the seal around the bottle tops was changed from black to pink to tie in with Race for Life's pink branding and event theming.
Borderfields will donate 30p for every jointly branded bottle sold, which, based on the product's price point, equates to a generous amount. Paul Davenport added, "We approached Cancer Research UK's Race for Life with our proposal and they were finally sold on the idea after seeing the new bottle design.