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Dolores Cannon is recognized as a pioneer in the field of past-life regression. She is a hypnotherapist who specializes in the recovery and cataloging of "Lost Knowledge". Her roots in hypnosis go back to the 1960s, and she has been specializing in past-life therapy since the 1970s. She has developed her own technique and has founded the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Academy. Traveling all over the world teaching this unique healing method she has trained over 4000 students since 2002. This is her main focus now. However, she has been active in UFO and Crop Circle investigations for over 27 years since Lou Farish got her involved in the subject. She has been involved with the Ozark Mountain UFO Conference since its inception 27 years ago by Lou Farish and Ed Mazur. After Lou died she inherited the conference and has been putting it on the past two years.
Dolores has written 17 books about her research in hypnosis and UFO cases. These books are translated into over 20 languages. She founded her publishing company, Ozark Mountain Publishing, 22 years ago in 1992, and currently has over 50 authors that she publishes. In addition to the UFO conference she also puts on another conference, the Transformation Conference, which is a showcase for her authors.
She has appeared on numerous TV shows and documentaries on all the major networks, and also throughout the world. She has spoken on over 1000 radio shows, including Art Bell's Dreamland, George Noory's Coast to Coast, and Shirley MacLaine, plus speaking at innumerable conferences worldwide. In addition she has had her own weekly radio show, the Metaphysical Hour, on BBS Radio for nine years. She has received numerous awards from organizations and hypnosis schools, including Outstanding Service and Lifetime Achievement awards. She was the first foreigner to receive the Orpheus Award in Bulgaria for the highest achievement in the field of psychic research.
Dolores made her transition on October 18, 2014. She touched many and will be deeply missed.
The Three Waves of Volunteers & the New Earth by Dolores Cannon
Dolores in her hypnosis work has discovered three waves of these volunteers. Some have come direct from the "Source" and have never lived in any type of physical body before. Others have lived as space beings on other planets or other dimensions. Because all memory is erased upon entry to the Earth dimension, they do not remember their assignment. Thus these beautiful souls have a difficult time adjusting to our chaotic world. These souls have a vital role to play as they help all of the rest of us ascend to the New Earth.
The Search for Hidden Sacred Knowledge by Dolores Cannon (E-Book)
In my books Keepers of the Garden and The Custodians the story was told of how the extraterrestrials developed life on Earth. It all took an inconceivable amount of time as life was established and began to flourish. As the species grew and began to develop intelligence then the ETs lived among them for many, many years because they didn't die until they wanted to. Thus these beings were treated as gods and goddesses and legends were born. Because they knew they would eventually leave and return to their homes they tried to pass the knowledge on to specific beings that they thought were capable of carrying it on. They also interbred with the natives to produce those who would have some of the ET abilities and be able to help the people after they left.
The Search for Hidden Sacred Knowledge by Dolores Cannon
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Through regressive hypnosis, a lost legend of the history of mankind has been retrieved from the recesses of time. Did the American Indians descend from the inhabitants of an alien spacecraft that crashed in the Alaska-Canada region thousands of years ago? Keepers of the Garden told the story of the original seeding of the planet Earth by aliens from outerspace. Starcrash indicates that aliens continue to come to Earth, some intentionally and some by accident, throughout our history. In order to adjust to harsh conditions, they were forced to interbreed with the local aborigines. This was the only way to ensure the survival of their race. Does their blood still flow in the veins of certain American Indian tribes? Dolores Cannon, hypnotist and psychic investigator, researches this unique case of past-life regression.
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UFO Sightings and abductions by aliens were the beginning, the tip of the iceberg.
Dolores Cannon's work in hypnosis has taken the study beyond abduction.
This accumulation of twelve years of cases includes:
* Cases of missing time
* Spacecraft from other dimensions and planes of existence
* Condensed or distorted time
* The differences and functions of various alien races
* Much more
Dolores traces the phenomenon from the simple to the complex. Exploring areas untouched by other investigators, she makes the unbelievable become acceptable and understandable.
The Custodians by Dolores Cannon
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Throughout more than 20 years of doing hypnotic regression into all phases of the paranormal, Dolores uncovered many complicated metaphysical theories. These were not included in her other books, and now have been combined into The Convoluted Unvierse , the long awaited sequel to The Custodians . Parallel dimensions and parallel realities, the building of the Pyramids, Life and science and destruction of Atlantis, Simultaneous time, Splintering of soul parts, Life as pure energy and life as a machine, Return to the God source, and much more.
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Iran's Regime Survives and Thrives From Crises
Written by Ali Safavi
Natural disasters, economic woes, and social crises could happen in any country. But what distinguishes democratic countries from authoritarian regimes is their response to these problems.
While governments make every effort to prevent or reduce casualties of natural disasters or other crises, Iran's ruling theocracy seems to profit from people's death and misery. In other words, death is the trademark of Iran's clerical regime, helping it to survive and thrive.
Flash floods have been ravaging dozens of Iranian cities for the past few days, leaving behind a massive path of death and destruction. According to reports tallied by the Iranian opposition, over 100 people have so far died, and dozens more are missing.
While Iran has suffered from drought for at least a decade, the badly needed heavy rainfall has turned into a catastrophe.
The Iranian regime's systematic deforestation, digging thousands of wells that have destroyed aquifers, diverting rivers by building dams, refusing to install flood management systems, and refraining from dredging dams and rivers, played a significant role in aggravating the recent flood crisis in Iran.
So far, regime officials have refused to help the victims. They indeed rushed to the scene, but to take selfies while shedding crocodile tears!
"Dressed formally and without bringing relief equipment, some members of parliament, ministers, and the mayor of Tehran attended the flood-stricken areas of Tehran province, especially Imamzadeh Dawood, and took selfies with muddy feet," the state-run Jomhuri-Eslami daily wrote on July 30.
"These photos drew the ire of users on social media. Some people said that the officials exhibited no concern and anxiety like the people whose homes and lives were destroyed by the flood. There was also no sign of fatigue like the rescuers helping the people. Who on earth would even think of taking a selfie in this situation?"
Although tragic, the recent devastating floods are among the many crises the Iranian regime has created and intensified.
On May 23, the ten-story Metropol Complex in Abadan, southwest Iran, collapsed, killing dozens and injuring many more. Despite numerous warnings by experts about the shoddy construction, the Metropol twin towers were built by Hossein Abdolbaghi, who had close ties with the regime's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC).
Instead of helping people to find their loved ones and sending equipment to Abadan, the regime deployed anti-riot units that opened fire on and wounded the mourning crows who had peacefully demonstrated, asking for some help.
"We have already identified 33,000 buildings in Tehran, primarily old buildings. There are 947 towers among these buildings, with up to 12 floors. Unfortunately, we have often said that we have 129 buildings in critical condition, which require immediate attention," Kamran Abdoli, Deputy Fire Protection and Security of the Fire Department acknowledged during his interview with Iran's state TV on May 27.
In other words, Iranian officials were aware of the eventual collapse of Metropole but decided to ignore it.
The list of crises the clerical regime helped to form and increase is endless. Iran's Covid-19 crisis is one of these appalling cases. According to the reports tallied by the Iranian Resistance, over half a million Iranians lost their lives as the regime's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, banned the import of credible American and British vaccines on January 8, 2020. This ban came at the height of the regime's systematic downplaying of the crisis, even going as far as denying the existence of the coronavirus in Iran for months.
Another prime example of how Iran's regime profits from crisis and war is the Iran-Iraq war. The regime instigated war and prolonged it under the pretext of "exporting the revolution," using hundreds of thousands of Iranian children as human waves. This devastating war resulted in over one million victims.
Like a parasite, the Iranian regime plunders the country's resources and inflicts pain and misery on Iranians. Developing, procuring, and exporting crises, are part of the regime's survival strategy.
The mother of all crises for the regime is the "crisis of legitimacy." From day one, mullahs realized that Iran's young and vibrant society represented serious challenges to the regime's backward rule. Unable to lead Iran and manage a society with such potential, the mullahs adopted the policy of creating and exporting crises to postpone their regime's eventual downfall.
But the ongoing protests in Iran by people from all walks of life are the broadest picture of a volatile society that defies the mullahs' destructive rule. Thus, the nightmare of people's backlash to their policies and crimes haunts regime officials.
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thought i bid way over the top for the Crystals - i got a man (united artists) but still lost it . Is it worth $350? Anyway, if it is and someone wants to offload one while it's hot, I'll pay a good price for it, just think - it'll probably be worth $50 in a couple of years, sell! sell!
No way it's worth that imo, about £50 max i'd say.
There's a superb version on the Toys 'Attack' LP also, infact the whole album is superb!
yOU WONT BE PESTERING FOR INFO ON THIS ONE THEN DEN?
I remember Matt used to play it at Cagneys, tis indeed a top tune, have you heard the Toys version though Moldie, equally as good imo.
I still think the Crystals is only a 50 quidder though, still if peeps wanna pay more who am i to stop 'em.
mp3 of the toys version anyone?
Like any record, it depends how it would sell if priced at £50. If it was listed and went straight away and 10 more people phoned for it, then it's not a 50 quidder any more. I'm not saying that would happen with this, but demand for records can go up within a few months these days.
I dont know much about Northern but R&B like this and records such as Bobby Adams 'what a mess', Freddy Butler 'Pitter Patter', Banny Price on Jewel have gone from £30-40 records that only a few people knew to £150 records within a year, i expect similar things happen on the northern scene?
Sign of healthy interest if you ask me - some you're on early, some you're on late and have to pay for. Lots of great records get stuck around the £20-50 mark untill people start to play them and other people start to know and want them. only when there's a certain amount of demand do you find out how rare a record really is I guess.
I think you are absolutely right - this may only book as a 50 pound record, but how often do you see this offered for sale, compared to say Billy Hambric on Drum or Exportations on Vir-ro ?
Most collectors will perhaps know this 45 for the other side "Are you trying to get rid of me baby" which is a traditional old school northern dancer of the highest order, so in reality you're getting two for the price of one.
Think I'll try and find it!
"Like any record, it depends how it would sell if priced at £50. If it was listed and went straight away and 10 more people phoned for it, then it's not a 50 quidder any more. I'm not saying that would happen with this, but demand for records can go up within a few months these days.
Sign of healthy interest if you ask me - some you're on early, some you're on late and have to pay for. Lots of great records get stuck around the £20-50 mark untill people start to play them and other people start to know and want them. only when there's a certain amount of demand do you find out how rare a record really is I guess."


An extremely emotional story of love, loss,grief and trying to move on.
The Reflections of Queen Snow White by David Meredith was well written and takes the reader beyond the fairy-tale. Snow White reflects on her life, how she got to where she was and everything she went through to get there, what a life she has lived and her love for Charming was for eternity.
I felt a whole gambit of emotions while reading this story, Love, Anger, Sadness, Loss and it was beautifully written even with the language from the period, which I must admit I had fun researching.
Snow Whites character was amazing after everything she had been through in her life and then facing the last loss of her Charming. The Mirror as a character was interesting, was the Mirror really evil or did it depend on the person asking it questions? Personally, I felt the Mirror was just honest and wanted to show Snow White what she needed to see to get through the grief and depression she was feeling even if as the reader I felt it was cruel at times it was also necessary within the context of the story.
When Snow White finds her mirror, the mirror helps her reflect on her life with memories which is not always a good memory and the mirror comes off a bit mad at times and cruel towards Snow White, but in the end she needed to see what the mirror showed her to get through her grief and loss.
I loved the whole grief, loss and depression as it really hit home for me about how hard losing a loved one is and it really was beautifully written, but then I also wanted to shake Snow White because she still had so much to live for, her daughter Raven was about to get married and she would eventually have children of her own Snow White might have lost her true love but she still had a future and it would be a full future with lot's happy family moments if only she could let go of her grief.
I was skeptical about reading this book as a long-time lover of classic fairy tales I was not sure I wanted to read about what happened after Snow and Charming got their happily ever after, but I am glad I did, this book is by no means for children as the original fairy-tale is, this beautifully written book is for adults who love their fairy tales and dream of what happened next, but I also feel the need to put a disclaimer that there is some graphic violence within the story which may not be for everyone, I understood it in the context it was written but I still struggled to read it as I'm not a fan of reading violent scenes especially in a story that stems from a much loved childhood classic fairy-tale.


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SMOKE: And Other Early Stories • Djuna Barnes
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Hardcover / 180 pages / First Edition - 10th printing
In Djuna Barnes's posthumously collected Smoke and Other Early Stories, the world never stops playing its malevolent tricks. Barnes learned as much during a childhood of emotional and sexual abuse, and she visits this disillusionment upon her characters in a rollicking mix of suspense and humor and plot twists, while extracting material from her life in bohemian Greenwich Village. First published in newspapers in the 1910s, Smoke's playful slice-of-life stories retaliate against life's sudden shifts through a frank voice disguising irony and formal play. Smoke holds life culpable for the inexplicable, and Barnes's plots force us to recognize the rules (and roles) that limit a person's potential.
Although Barnes was heralded in her time, her reputation has suffered a cruel trick of fate. Modernist writers, including James Joyce and T.S. Eliot, praised her novels Ryder (1928) and Nightwood (1936), but the work of other modernist writers tends to overshadow Barnes's essential contributions not just to literature, but also to discussions of feminism, sexual identity, and morality. This is certainly to our detriment, as Barnes undermines literary conventions to countermand the negative stereotypes on these topics, which have currently overwhelmed American political discourse.
Djuna Barnes's journey, though, began with the newspaper stories collected in Smoke. Though she dismissed these tales as "juvenilia," these stories reveal a young writer's inquiring mind and developing awareness of her world.
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Mohammad Rosli Abdul Rahim, a 52-year-old-man, was sentenced to life imprisonment yesterday (13 Jan) for stabbing 35-year-old Mohammad Roslan Zaini to death in the early hours of 16 August 2017, during a dispute over the rent.
The murder had taken place in their Teck Whye Crescent unit in Block 165A.
In November of last year, Rosli had been found guilty of murder after the High Court rejected his defence that he had accidentally inflicted the mortal wound on the victim.
Old Details of the Murder
On the morning of 16 August 2017, Mohammad Roslan Zaini's corpse was found on the pavement near the void of Block 165A, Teck Whye Crescent.
It was around 4:42am when the police received a call for help at the scene. Upon their arrival, they found the victim lying motionless on the floor.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) had been called around 4:45am as well, though the paramedics pronounced the victim dead at the scene at 4:55am.
Officers from the Criminal Investigation Department had been dispatched with due haste and they managed to establish the identity of the suspect quickly.
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In early August of 2017, Rosli had begun suspecting that his co-tenant had been over-charging him for his share of the rent, which led to his rising resentments.
Then a day prior to the stabbing, he had complained to Roslan's girlfriend that he had given Roslan more than $100 for the flat rental while the man did not pay for anything.
He even said that he wanted to stop renting the flat with Roslan, which was quite ironic, considering the fact that Rosli only had shelter over his head because Roslan had offered to share his flat space with him six months ago after noticing that he had been homeless.
At around 4am in the morning, the pair and two other acquaintances had been watching movies when an argument broke out over the money.
In a fit of rage, Rosli took a knife from the kitchen and stabbed his flatmate in the heart, followed by another thrust into his right forearm and once in his right thigh.
After the violent attack, Roslan had fled for his life, stumbling down the stairs before eventually collapsing on the grass patch where he was discovered thereafter.
The two acquaintances who witnessed the entire scene escaped as well.
Photographs taken at the scene found blood splatters on the door and bloodied fingerprints streaking down the railings and dripping on the steps, evidently showing how much Roslan had struggled in his throes of death.
Rosli's Defence in Court
At the trial, Mohammad Rosli Abdul Rahim claimed that during the melee fight in the poorly illuminated flat, he had "accidentally poked" the victim's chest when he was swinging the blade downwards as the victim moved forward.
However, forensic evidence and testimonies from the eyewitnesses had proven that the cause of death was an inward thrust to the heart.
The forensics pathologist, Gilbert Lau, who presented his findings during the inquest, stated that it was impossible for a slashing motion to create the fatal stab wound.
Rosli also claimed that he had been angered by the vulgarities which the victim had uttered about his mother prior to his slaying, and he had been under the influence of Nitrazepam, a sedative.
After considering the expert evidence on the effects of Nitrazepam, the judge decided that it would not have impeded Rosli's physical and mental control severely.
In the concluding verdict, High Court Justice Dedar Singh Gill rejected his defence and declared, "The evidence, on the whole, shows beyond a reasonable doubt that the stab wound was intentionally inflicted by the accused."
Mohammad Rosli Abdul Rahim was thus proven guilty, with his sentence for the murder being either the death penalty or life imprisonment.
The prosecutors did not object to the latter.
Thus, after a five-year-long trial, it was finalised that Mohammad Rosli Abdul Rahim was to be sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Mohammad Roslan Zahin.
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Alexandra Rankovic is a Master of Science candidate in Clinical Studies at the Ontario Veterinary College. In 2016, she graduated from the University of Guelph with an honour's bachelor of science in animal biology, with a minor in nutritional and nutraceutical sciences. Her research focuses on the glycemic index, and the effect of carbohydrates on health in dogs. Alexandra has experience working with several pet food companies, including Royal Canin and Petcurean Pet Nutrition.
Dr. Jennifer Adolphe graduated with her Ph.D. in companion animal nutrition from the University of Saskatchewan. She previously completed a master's degree in human nutrition and is a registered dietitian with the College of Dietitians of British Columbia. Her Ph.D. research examined the effect of carbohydrates on metabolic and cardiovascular health in lean and obese dogs. Adolphe is the recipient of more than 20 awards and scholarships for her academic work. Her work in the pet food industry has focused on product development and ingredient procurement. She is currently the senior nutritionist at Petcurean Pet Nutrition, a Canadian, family-owned company committed to offering superior quality pet foods.
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Beautiful you look gorgeous . Your celine is so cute !!!
I love the bag and the phone cover is so cute!
The dress looks beautiful on you! Love how you styled it!
Thank you! Have fun in Napa!
Just bought the dress in the Harvard Square location. Still full price in store but on sale on line. Woman I spoke to at the store said they would honor the sale price. I'm normally an extra small or small and stand 4/11. I went with the XS. I love it!
Headed to Maine next week and this will be coming with me!
Love your style and how you choose expensive and inexpensive pieces.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you were able to get it at the sale price. Have fun in Maine!
Thanks Khatu for the head ups on this dress. Does anyone wear a slip underneath since it looks a little bit sheer?
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Due to the fact that nobody seems to care to post anymore and I am therefore not sufficiently entertained, I thought maybe I'd post for once. I shouldn't have to do this, though. Don't give me your excuses: that it's Christmas, or that you're writing a book inspired by your blog, or that you need to spend more time with your family, or that you're in the hospital having a baby. I've heard enough. Get back to work!
I'm snowed in, however, and have lately been thinking of things I'd like to post about, so I'll cut you some slack for now.
I've been describing my semester (yes, I still think in semesters) in terms of the difference between a chisel and a sledgehammer. These are two metaphorical tools that God uses on my hellbound devotion to spiritual greatness.
Over the years, He's been kind and gentle: "tink tink" goes the chisel, oh so softly. Lately, it's been otherwise. He's coming at me with the ferocity of a rescuer, crushing that little beast within with a sledgehammer or a jackhammer or a hammerhead shark. What have you. At the risk of seeming melodramatic--oh forget it, the whole point is not worrying how I "seem"--this has been ridiculously painful. I'm really attached to my little beast. I feel comfortable with it, though it does trap me and keep me perpetually depressed.
I believe God is teaching me to be happy. I've never felt I deserve to be happy unless I prove I have the discipline and maturity to handle it well. BUT "the splendor of a soul in grace is so seductive it surpasses the beauty of all created things" (The Ragamuffin Gospel, Brennan Manning).
"Many of us do not want the truth about ourselves; we prefer to be reassured of our virtue."
"A vast horde of souls were rumbling toward heaven. [They came] marching behind the others with great dignity, accountable as they had always been for good order and common sense and respectable behavior. They alone were on key. Yet she could see by their shocked and altered faces that even their virtues were being burned away." (Revelation, Flannery O'Connor).
"I tell you the truth: Among those born of women there has not risen anyone greater than John the Baptist; yet he who is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he. From the days of John the Baptist until now, the kingdom of heaven has been forcefully advancing, and forceful men lay hold of it" (Matthew 11:11-12).
Could it be that "spiritual greatness" is of very little consequence? After all this time?
The forceful men and women taking hold of the kingdom are the tax collectors and prostitutes, the dim-witted disciples and the little kids; these are the people who truly know Jesus.
You do not know me. I used to attend NLC many years ago (1998-2002). During my time there, I had the opportunity to hear Kevin's testimony (following a great difficulty). I remember being touched with this brother's words because in his hurt, he had placed all his trust and hope in the Lord and His Provision for his life. I remember praying that one day that God would heal him and renew his spirit, that He would bring comfort and a new beginning for him. I am so glad to see that He has answered my prayers, adding to this blessing a wife that has obviously (from the photos) swept him off of his feet.
Perhaps this is a silly note, and I hope it is not getting too personal. I just wanted to let you know that there is someone in the world (and I'm sure there are others) praying for you and your husband and is thanking the Lord for bringing you together.
As my husband prays for us in our daily family worship, may the Lord of infinite power and mercy 'knit you together' as you grow in the knowledge of Him.
Oh and praise Him for the sledgehammer moments, they are what will make us able to stand under great oppression (spiritual or physical). Marriage is full of those times. Being chosen for them is an honour that God gives out of His Grace to those He Loves.


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BayWa r.e. UK Limited (BayWa r.e.) and Grϋne Energien Solar (GE), our joint venture development partner, intend to submit a planning application for a 49.9MW solar farm located at Perrinpit Farm, Perrinpit Road, Frampton Cotterell, BS36 2AT. The proposed solar farm would provide enough clean energy to power 15,000 homes, and we are looking at improving biodiversity through a number of initiatives including planting new wildflower meadows and 340 metres of new hedgerow.
We will submit a planning application to the South Gloucestershire Council planning office, and the reports, drawings and other documentation will give details about the proposed development. Through the planning process, members of the public and other interested parties can comment on the proposal. This website is intended to give some advance information, and we have provided contact information if you have a question.
About Grüne Energien Solar
To develop this project, we joined forces with Grϋne Energien Solar to share development, commercial and technical knowledge. Grϋne Energien Solar specialises in solar development and has developed many projects in the UK in the last decade (around 50).
We formed a project company, Perrinpit Road Solar Limited, for the development of our Perrinpit Road Solar Farm project.
Perrinpit Road Solar Farm is located 2 kilometres to the west of the settlement of Frampton Cotterell. We chose the location because this region has some of the highest levels of solar irradiation in the UK, there is an electricity network substation nearby that has capacity to receive more electricity, the land is suitably flat and is mostly classified as lower grade agricultural land.
The solar farm would generate 49.9 megawatts of DC electricity, and once converted to AC electricity for distribution, would provide approximately 40 megawatts to the UK electricity network (which is enough to supply approximately 15,000 homes with clean, renewable power every year for the life of the project. We seek permission to run the solar farm for 40 years, and at the end of this period all installations will be dismantled and cleared so the land is returned to its current condition).
The project requires approximately 90 hectares of flat, unobstructed land – the chosen site consists of fields separated by hedgerows, mainly on lower grade agricultural land (grade 3b). We intend to install rows of solar panels on metal frames, with the highest point of the panels being 2.5m above ground level. Existing public footpaths and bridleways will be maintained, and there will be green spaces in between the panels and around hedgerows throughout the site for sheep to graze and for the planting of wildflower meadows to enhance biodiversity. Drainage channels will be implemented where necessary, and deer fencing will surround the site. More information about site design is available in the Site Layout section of this web page.
Our team of ecologists, engineers, and planning experts have conducted studies to assess the proposed solar farm, and our planning application will include their reports and recommendations to limit any impact to the surrounding area.
Trees and hedgerows are important features of the rural countryside and will be protected. To assess impacts of the proposed development on trees and vegetation, we employed an arboricultural specialist to study the existing vegetation and provide a plan of mitigation measures. Our specialists found no significant impacts to trees, and while we will need to remove small portions of hedgerow to enable access to the entire site and to lay underground cables or other essential infrastructure, our specialists have recommended the planting of 340m of new hedgerows which will be incorporated into the solar farm design.
No trees are expected to be harmed by the proposed solar farm.
We will plant 340m of new hedgerows onsite.
To assess landscape and visual impact, we employed a specialist to identify locations where the solar farm might be visible and provide recommendations for using hedgerows, trees and other physical features to screen the solar farm as much as possible. The report finds that the proposed layout is suitable, and the visual impact will be limited.
The site is traversed and bordered by a number of public rights of way. The solar farm will be built around these, with safety measures implemented where necessary. During construction, we will implement any diversions of public rights of way to ensure public safety, but these measures will only be temporary.
Public rights of way will be retained for the life of the solar farm.
We expect that the solar farm will take around six months to be built, and during this time Heavy Goods Vehicles will visit the site up to 6 times per day (12 total, including inbound and outbound trips) between the site and Junction 14 and 16 of the M5 Motorway. A traffic specialist assessed construction traffic along a route from the M5 via Junction 16, to the A38, to Old Gloucester Road and finally Perrinpit Road, and found no significant impacts to local traffic patterns. To get into the solar farm site, construction and operations vehicles will use existing gated accesses off Perrinpit Road, which splits the northern and southern parts of the site. Once operational, there will be infrequent visits from maintenance and security personnel only.
No significant transport and traffic impacts from the solar farm.
The BayWa r.e./Grϋne Energien Solar project team and our external specialists have worked hard to find the best design for the project, making sure that all decisions are made with the following constraints in mind:
Technical (topography, flood risk, traffic and access etc.)
Environmental (wildlife, habitats, landscape and visual effects etc.)
Until the solar farm is actually built, modifications to the design will be required. Changes are flagged as a result of constant and ongoing communication with designers, the electricity network operator and stakeholders such as the local community and planning authority through the planning application process. To see the most up to date design of the proposed solar farm, click on the Site Design Plan
Security Fencing and Gates
Internal Access Tracks
Spare Parts Containers
For security, deer fencing made of metal mesh and wooden poles at a height of 2.1 metres will surround the site, and entrances to the site off Perrinpit Road will be gated.
To perform operations and maintenance tasks across the site, staff will utilise several new tracks (grassland or gravel) that will be designed in the most optimal way to avoid impacts to hedgerows and other existing features of the site.
For security, CCTV cameras will be placed 50 metres apart throughout the site and they will be monitored remotely.
For storage of spare parts, we will place 3 steel containers in appropriate locations around the site, which will be 2.8 metres high, 6 metres long, and 2.4 metres wide.
The need for the project
The proposed solar farm would generate 49.9MW of low carbon renewable energy for the life of the project (40 years), which would help the UK government meet its goal of reducing our carbon footprint in line with climate change targets. The government strongly supports the increased use of low carbon energy generation and is developing policy to promote a cleaner environment and a greener economy.
South Gloucestershire Council is also committed to reducing its carbon footprint, and in July 2019 the council declared a climate emergency, pledging to becoming carbon neutral by 2030 and ensuring 100% renewable energy across the area by 2050.
Submit planning application (January 2021)
Submit documentation to South Gloucestershire Council's planning department. Expected decision within 13 weeks of application validation.
Tendering for Engineering, Procurement and Construction Contracts (2021)
If consent is granted Engineering, Procurement & Construction tendering will begin in 2021.
Discharge Planning consent conditions (2021)
South Gloucestershire Council will include conditions in the planning consent that must be satisfied within 1-3 years. These have to be signed off prior to construction starting.
Grid Connection works commence (Early 2022)
Connection to the grid is expected to happen in 2022.
Construction, Energisation and commercial operation of the project (Mid 2022)
Construction would take 3-6 months.
Perrinpit Farm Solar Project Benefits
49.9MW of renewable energy supply to help reduce South Gloucestershire and the UK's carbon emissions. Helps the UK meet its legally binding targets for 2030 and 2050 of supplying increasing amounts of energy from renewables.
Agricultural use can continue within the solar farm throughout the life of the project. There will be spaces between the solar panels for sheep to graze. Once decommissioned, the land will be returned to its previous condition and the soil will possibly have benefitted from not being intensively farmed for up to 40 years.
Biodiversity improvement of the site, including:
340m of new hedgerows
11.5 hectares of planting (wildflower meadows and natural grasses)
Habitat creation and enhanced biodiversity
Job creation – up to 20 local jobs for construction period, 2-3 long term jobs (maintenance, operations and security)
Queries about the project
We welcome your questions and comments about the proposed Perrinpit Road Solar Farm, please contact us by clicking the green button below, or by the telephone number listed on the right of the website.
The planning application will be submitted to South Gloucestershire Council in January 2021, and all reports, drawings and assessments will be available to review as public information through the council's planning portal.
Ashley McInnes
Solar Developer
BayWa r.e. UK Limited
+44 131 460 1910E-mail
Up to 49.9MW of clean, low carbon electricity (49.9MW DC electricity generated from solar panels, 40MW AC electricity actually delivered to grid network).
Site area is approximately 200 acres of agricultural land.
Planned operations in 2022.
Why here?
Solar irradiation is high in this area
Relatively flat and unobstructed land
Good access for construction and maintenance
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Q: Spectrogram in matlab - time axis format I have a tone burst signal from 0.20 ms to 0.40 ms. From 0 to 0.20ms and from 0.40ms to 3.27ms it is zero. I did fft which shows frequency content around 25 kHz. The number of fft points is 32768 which is also the length of the time-domain signal.
I am trying to plot spectrogram in Matlab with the following code snippet
nfft = 32768;
dT = 1e-6;
fs = 1/dT;
window = hamming(nfft)
spectrogram(signal,window,[],nfft,fs)

Using this I am getting accurate frequency description but the time axis is a problem.
Zoomed in time domain signal:

Spectogram at 25  kHz:

A: You cannot get a representation that is accurate both in the time and frequency domains. This is the uncertainty principle  of the Fourier transform.
What you can do is trade off time and frequency resolution by changing the window length. Compare the two spectrograms below, obtained with different window lengths. The signal (figure 1) is similar to that in your question.

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*The first spectrogram (figure 2) uses a long window, which gives good frequency resolution but poor time resolution. Note how the signal frequency of 10 Hz is resolved, but time information is very coarse.

*Conversely, the second spectrogram (figure 3) uses a short window, which provides good time resolution but poor frequency resolution. As is seen, the signal frequency cannot be resolved, but its time location and shape are more accurate.

% Define signal
fs = 500; % sampling frequency
t = 0:1/fs:6; % time axis
fm = 10; % signal (carrier) frequency
s = cos(2*pi*fm*t).* exp(-5*(t-2).^2);
figure
plot(t,s)

% Spectrogram with long window
figure
nfft = 500;
window = hamming(nfft);
spectrogram(s,window,[],nfft,fs), view([90 -90])

% Spectrogram with short window
figure
nfft = 50;
window = hamming(nfft);
spectrogram(s,window,[],nfft,fs), view([90 -90])

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I hope you find great value in these Quotes about Relation from my large collection of inspirational quotes and motivational sayings.
and very often this gets reduced to me making vicious fun of them.
a relation or proportion of qualities to each other.
I would have to challenge the term, modern dance.
I don't really use that term in relation to my work.
I simply think of it as dancing.
I think of it as moving.
is very much a two-way street.
he belongs to is the most intimate of all relations.
the epistemological theory of naive falsificationism.
The house itself is of minor importance.
Its relation to the community is the thing that really counts.
There is no relation to sound for deaf people.
It is a totally different mental process.
to the greater universe and God.
I knew him as intimately as I knew my own image in a mirror.
In other words, I knew him only in relation to myself.
real history of England that has any relation to truth.
except in relation to the kingdom of Christ.
a relation with the criticized thing and to make it one's own.
of our relation to infinite spirit.
we cannot evolve a tradition of what is real in the world.
the needs of the naive consciousness.
You know there are no secrets in America.
of a secret as a shared relation between two people.
or not they have a direct relation to your life.
it is a specific form of interaction.
in no sort of relation to the labour spent on teaching and learning them.
perversion of the right relation between parents and children.
in relation to classical music.
would have been artificial in relation to the Socialist party.
but for the moment, I live at peace with it.
Authority is not a quality one person "has,"
in the sense that he has property or physical qualities.
one person looks upon another as somebody superior to him.
he becomes the inferior, like a man who has paid for a woman.
various elements in the creative flux.
You can't invent a design.
You recognize it, in the fourth dimension.
as well as with your eyes.
that you really have no relation to.
doesn't mean you can't connect with the film or the characters in the film.
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Security, VoIP
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Outlast 2 Endings Explained
By James Carr/Updated: Dec. 21, 2021 3:25 pm EST
"Outlast 2" follows the husband and wife team of Blake and Lynn Langermann as they go deep into the Arizona desert to investigate the mysterious death of a woman. One of the creepiest games of the previous decade, "Outlast 2" equips players with only a camera as they encounter a mysterious cult and try not to get killed. Over the course of the game, it is revealed that Blake has some unresolved trauma over the death of his childhood friend Jessica Gray, whom he went to Catholic school with. "Outlast 2" also features the current day storyline of Blake and Lynn trying to survive the cult and flashbacks to Blake's childhood.
The game culminates in two reveals. Not only do players learn how Jessica died, but it is discovered that over the course of the game, Lynn has mysteriously become nine months pregnant and is about to give birth, leading into the conclusion of the story.
The following contains major spoilers for "Outlast 2," as well as a discussion of suicide. Readers proceed with caution.
The end of the world?
After mysteriously becoming pregnant, Lynn gives birth to the baby and dies during the process. Knoth, the leader of the cult, rambles about how he has killed all of his own children, and yet "God is still silent." Knoth orders Blake to kill the child. After Blake escapes from the cult and wanders through the village with the baby, the sun explodes, sending Blake into another flashback.
Like many horror games, not everything is as it seems, and fans have a number of theories about this ending. According to Reddit user u/raadcad, most of what is seen is an illusion. This theory states that the mysterious Murkoff Corporation had radio towers installed around town. The signal from these towers drove everyone insane, leading to them imagining Lynn's pregnancy, as well as the belief that Lynn's "child" is the Antichrist.
The Murkoff Corporation was the same company performing experiments in the original "Outlast" so it shouldn't be shocking that they were involved. At least part of this theory has been confirmed in a series of comics made by the developer Red Barrels, which can be viewed on its website for free.
The only part of the ending presumed to be real is the explosion, which was actually one of the radio towers and not the sun. It's unknown if Blake lives or dies.
Jessica's death
The game has two parallel endings, which are interwoven together. Throughout the game, flashbacks of Jessica are shown, including one where it is implied that she took her own life. One of the final flashbacks with Jessica sees the two of them being found by Father Loutermilch, a priest who acts as the main antagonist in the flashback sequences. Loutermilch sends Blake away, but after walking a certain distance, Jessica can be heard screaming for help and telling Loutermilch to stop. Blake finds her lying on the stairs with her neck snapped. One final cutscene of Blake praying with Jessica is played at the end of the game, just before the credits.
Reddit user u/Smiis believes that the flashbacks are played in reverse order, with the early flashbacks of Black being chased coming after Blake witnessed Loutermilch accosting Jessica. They theorize that Loutermilch covered up Jessica's murder by framing it as suicide and Blake has repressed this memory because of his guilt over not being able to help her.
The future of Outlast
While explicit ties between "Outlast" and "Outlast 2" are few and far between, the future of the series looks to shed some light on these mysterious games. As few of the documents found in the game seem to hint at the Murkoff Corporation's misdeeds, but nothing definitive has been revealed. In fact, these documents and the comics are the only bits of information pointedly tying the Murkoff Corporation to these vile experiments. However, Murkoff may yet be exposed in the world of "Outlast."
Red Barrels has already announced another entry in the series, "Outlast Trails," which will be a co-op survival horror game set in the same universe. The game will take place during the Cold War, as the Murkoff Corporation develops advanced methods of mind control and brainwashing — which sounds like it will deal with some of the creepy real life events that inspired "Outlast." The game currently has no release date, but there is a teaser trailer available.
Perhaps by diving into the unknown history of Murkoff, the confusing ending of "Outlast 2" can be fully unraveled.


Interestingly enough, in the Mercosur—Chile Agreement, private-sector petitions for dispute settlement are not contemplated. However, the legal officer who handles Mercosur disputes in the Economy Ministry was also in charge of Mercosur— Chile, interacting with the private sector in the same manner as if it were a Mercosur case.
In addition, INAI, the business think tank, provided technical assistance. INAI has a small but highly qualified staff — a manager, two lawyers and an economist. It was originally created in 1999 by the three Grains Exchange Markets ( Rosario, Bahia Blanca and Buenos Aires) with the aim of strengthening capabilities for dealing with agricultural negotiations. Subsequently other organizations joined, CIARA being one of them.
The contribution of the private sector in terms of people, provision of information and economic resources was impeccable. It cannot be replicated again except in one instance. I can think of only one other Argentine sector with the same global interests and with the skills to follow, to facilitate all logistical aspects and to provide and manage a data base [referring to another flagship sector, the producer of seamless pipes(20)].
In terms of the domestic institutional setting, the lack of clear and pre-established mechanisms to handle disputes is detrimental to all actors. While the private sector risks arbitrary neglect or dismissal of its case, public agencies bear uncertainty about their competencies and decisions. The considerable cost and expertise required is a problem for developing countries. One feasible cost-effective solution would be to reallocate public officials to create a permanent and multidisciplinary corps of experts to handle trade disputes. In this way, experience and learning could be accumulated by the same agency and legal outsourcing would be limited to fine-tuning and/or data collection when needed.
In terms of business participation, a key element of their successful involvement was the sense of shared responsibility with the public sector for the final outcome. It would have been impossible to do the groundwork for the case without the provision by business of factual information, statistical data and financial collaboration.
In terms of capacity building, the case was a shared learning experience among all actors. While business was able to assess with much more precision the costs and benefits of potential cases post-Chile, the confidence of public agents was built up and they subsequently felt encouraged to take up litigation in the case of other products.
In terms of bargaining strategy, the government's temporal de-linking of issues and taking them one at a time was crucial for the avoidance of crosssectoral pressures at home and issue linkage in bilateral relations with Chile. In terms of the sector in question the key was calculating beforehand the maximum and minimum losses the sector was able to forego.
In terms of the WTO process, beyond practical matters (such as the cost of the process, the need to present the case in English or the importance of having business representatives 'next door') an already well-known problem became evident: the pointlessness of recourse to retaliation. In effect, if the offending measure is not rescinded and the demanding country does not want to shoot itself in the foot to retaliate, it ends up empty-handed. Non-compliance and the low pay-off of retaliation restrict the impact of the action.
Ferrugia, Olga and Guerrero, Irene (2000) 'El complejo oleaginoso en la Argentina y en la provincia de Santa Fe', in Mario Lattuada, Olga Ferrugia and Irene Guerrero, eds., El complejo oleaginoso, Ediciones del Arca: Ituzaingo & Rosario, pp. 98—136.
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13.-La Nación, 15 June 2000.
23.-La Nación, 18 March 2002.


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Tories: 'We'll stand up for marriage'
By JAMES CHAPMAN
Last updated at 11:15 09 July 2007
David Cameron will pledge to tear up the tax and benefits system in favour of marriage as part of a Conservative crusade to mend Britain's 'broken society'.
The Tory leader said that there was something 'deeply wrong' with the nation despite its continued economic prosperity.
He highlighted high rates of teenage pregnancy, drug abuse, failing schools, crime rates and prison populations in Britain compared with other European countries.
A landmark Tory report to be published tomorrow is designed to draw clear battle lines with Labour, paving the way for tax breaks and benefit reforms in favour of married couples and families. It will also recommend:
• Raising tax on alcohol by up to 10 per cent to combat binge drinking
• Reclassifying cannabis as a Class B drug;
• Forcing heroin users to go 'cold turkey' rather than be given substitutes such as methadone.
Mr Cameron said the major cause of society's ills was family breakdown. And he claimed Labour policies encouraged couples to split up by discriminating against two-parent families.
"We need to go right through our tax and benefit system and ask ourselves why is it encouraging people to live separately," he said.
"Many couples choose not to get married, and that is absolutely their decision. The point I'm making is that marriage is a good institution. It should be supported. It should be recognised in the tax system."
Mr Cameron's analysis was backed by former Labour welfare minister Frank Field, who argued that Gordon Brown's tax system 'wallops' two-parent families.
He said a single parent with two children working 16 hours a week gained a weekly income of £487 thanks to tax credit payments.
But the breadwinner in a two-parent family, also with two children, is required to work 116 hours to get the same income.
The Prime Minister has firmly rejected the idea of tax breaks in favour of married couples, arguing they would unfairly penalise children with unmarried parents.
A Labour source said last night: "Lewis Hamilton was racing today at Silverstone, having been raised single-handed by his father doing three or four jobs to give him the best opportunities in life.
"For the Tories to be saying they would rather support a father on his fourth marriage and eighth child, just because of a wedding certificate, than people like Lewis Hamilton's dad is going to take some explaining."
But Mr Cameron said he made no apology for speaking up for marriage. Half of all unmarried couples separate by their child's fifth birthday, compared with just one in 12 married couples, he told the BBC's Sunday AM programme.
"The evidence is incredibly strong," the Tory leader said. "We need a big cultural change in favour of fatherhood, in favour of parenting, in favour of marriage."
"I think this is absolutely the big question, the big argument of our times. Kids do best if mum and dad are there to look after them.
"And today we have a benefit system that encourages families to break up, encourages couples to be separate. These things have got to change."
The report - Breakthrough Britain - will set out radical policy proposals to address the causes of social and family breakdown.
Drawn up by a policy group headed by former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith, it will not be binding on the party, although Mr Cameron has let it be known he is hugely impressed by the arguments. He is expected to set out firm policy pledges at this autumn's party conference.


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Q: Multilayer Casting - C++  Question
Can a class type be implicitly casted to a plain (or POD) type via another class type? i.e.:
class type -> class type -> plain type (like `int`)

 Context
So yea, I got this challenge.
I was trying to see if I could make custom wrappers for POD (or plain) types in C++ as seen in other object-oriented programming languages like Java and JavaScript
I am not trying to build these languages or copy them;
I am only doing my own practice to see how well I understand C++ (although I still mainly use C features).

I ended up with this source:
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <stddef.h>

class Array; class Boolean; class Number; /* Other wrappers */

class Number {
    private:
        long double value;

    public:
        inline Number() : value{0.00} {}
        inline Number(const bool argument) : value{argument ? 1.00 : 0.00} {}
        inline Number(const long double argument) : value{argument} {}
        inline Number(const size_t argument) : value{(long double) argument} {}
        /* Other constructors... */

        inline operator long double() const { return this -> value; } // Can also evaluate to `bool`.
};

class Array {
    public:
        class ArrayLength { // A sort of accessor/ getter class that returns a `Number` type.
            private:
                const Array *array;

            public:
                inline ArrayLength() : array{NULL} {}
                inline ArrayLength(Array *target) : array{target} {}

                operator Number() const { return this -> array -> valueLength; }
        } length;

    private:
        void **value;
        size_t valueLength, valueSize;

    public:
        inline Array() : length{this}, value{NULL}, valueLength{0u}, valueSize{0u} {}

        /* Array methods... */
};

class Boolean {
    private:
        enum {False, True} value;

    public:
        // Still pretty new to copy constructors... heheh.
        Boolean(Array& argument) : value{argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}
        Boolean(Array&& argument) : value{argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}
        Boolean(const Array& argument) : value{argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}
        Boolean(const Array&& argument) : value{argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}
        /* Other constructors... */

        operator bool() const { return this -> value/* == this -> True*/; }
};

int main(void) {
    return 0;
}

and came up with this compile-time error:
In constructor 'Boolean::Boolean(Array)':
    error: could not convert 'argument.Array::length' from 'Array::ArrayLength' to 'bool'
      Boolean(Array argument) : value{argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}

    error: cannot convert '<brace-enclosed initializer list>' to 'Boolean::<anonymous enum>' in initialization
      Boolean(Array& argument) : value{argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}

8 different errors actually, two for each Array-based constructor in the Boolean class.

I already know I could simply manually cast the Array::ArrayLength type returned from argument.length in the Boolean constructor to a Number e.g.:
Boolean(Array& argument) : value{(Number) argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}

instead of
Boolean(Array& argument) : value{argument.length ? this -> True : this -> False} {}

using the operator Array::ArrayLength::Number() const method defined in the Array::ArrayLength class but that is not the only-use case.

There could be code like this:
Array array {};

// Some code...

while (array.length /* Yayy! */) { /* Do something */ }

that requires the array.length value to be deferred to a bool from
Array::ArrayLength.
I'd much prefer if I didn't have to always cast the length of the array to a number when its name  suggests it is already a number.
Array array {};

// Some code...

while ((Number) array.length /* Boo... */) { /* Do something else... */ }

 Possible Solutions

*

*Question: "Why not make the length member in the Array class a Number (or inherit from Number) in the first place?"
            I would but in this case I want the length member to be an accessor/ getter that defaults to a Number when called.
            Similar to JavaScript when you need an array-like class:
class ArrayLike {
    #value = Object.create(null); // Private properties
    #valueLength = 0;

    constructor() { /* Some code */ }

    get length() { return this.valueLength; }
    set length(value) {
        if (typeof value == "number" && Number.isSafeInteger(value)) return (this.valueLength = value);
        else throw new TypeError("Invalid array length");
    }
};

*

*Question: "Why not allow the Array::ArrayLength type be coerced to a bool in its definition?"
            Like this?
inline Array::ArrayLength::operator bool() const { return this -> array -> valueLength; }

            I'd like to see if its possible for the design of the code to keep the Array::ArrayLength type deferring to a Number type for any other type conversions e.g.:
Array::ArrayLength -> Number -> long double -> bool

            instead of
Array::ArrayLength -> bool

Cheers


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Florida man allegedly punched teen after she cut off his Porsche
A Florida man allegedly punched a 16-year-old girl for cutting him off.
Hillsborough County police issued an arrest warrant for Stephen Irvin Saunders, of Tampa Bay, claiming the 47-year-old punched the teen with a "very youthful appearance" causing "redness, soreness and bruising to the left side of her jaw."
The alleged incident happened on Dec. 16 when the unidentified girl "accidentally" cut off the suspect.
Saunders is accused of then following the victim to a light, getting out and screaming at her, according to the New York Daily News .
"What the f— are you doing?" he allegedly asked. "You stupid b—-. You cut me off."
That's when a punch was allegedly thrown through her rolled-down window, police said.
Saunders pleaded not guilty to a felony count of burglary of a conveyance with assault or battery, the Smoking Gun reported.
His attorney Kevin Napper told Business Observer, "We'll let the court process play out, and there's more to the story. You can quote me on that."
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Hunt on for knife-wielding man accused of chasing woman in North York
Matthew McConaughey doesn't wear deodorant and neither should you
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THE Swedish player deceived by the famous 'Cruyff Turn' last night described him as the greatest ever player.
Jan Olsson was the defender left bamboozled by Johan Cruyff's magic trick at the 1974 World Cup.
"When I talk about my career I always tell people about that Cruyff Turn. It's a fun and great memory to have been fooled by such a great player.
"I played against him four times, twice when he was in Barcelona and I played for Atvidabergs against them in the European Cup.
JOHAN CRUYFF has passed away after a battle with cancer at the age of 68. Here's our tribute to the legendary Dutchman.
Olsson, who won 18 caps for Sweden, had only made his debut the previous year aged 31, combining football with a job as a computer programmer.
"It was different then, we were amateurs," he added. "I was working as a computer programmer, but there was no way I could work out was he was going to do when he did that trick!
"A lot of people through the years have called and asked me about it and if I was mortified. I remember it perfectly well.
"The ball was heading for the corner flag and I thought that I had him just where I wanted and I was about to slide in and tackle him, but then I thought, 'Where the hell did the ball go?'.
"He disappeared but I was still standing there. I can still see it. Cruyff was smart.
"It was only that time and then I wasn't really close ha ha... We talked when we played each other again but he never laughed about it or made a joke at my expense.
He was always respectful and fair to me.
* Holland's friendly against France will stop after 14 minutes tonight for a minute-long silence in tribute to Cruyff who wore the No.14 shirt for his country.


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Men's basketball: 'Up and down' VC lurching into WSC play
Joe Curley
joe.curley@vcstar.com, 805-437-0276
Despite four sophomore starters, VC has lost four straight entering WSC North play
MC returns just one player off WSC North championship team
OC talented despite entirely new roster
Ready or not, Western State Conference play arrives Saturday.
Which doesn't look like good news for the Ventura College men's basketball team.
The Pirates (9-10) seemed like potential favorites in the WSC North a little more than a month ago, when they were 7-4 and riding a four-game winning streak.
"When you look at our conference," Moorpark coach Gerred Link said, "Ventura has probably proven that they're the best team."
After letting a four-point lead slip in the final minute at Santa Monica on Wednesday, VC has lost four straight.
"We're up and down," Ventura coach Joey Ramirez said. "We've got to figure out a way to be more consistent."
This is a team that led powerhouse San Bernardino Valley by more than 20 points late in a signature win on Dec. 17 and also got its doors blown off, 97-68, by Riverside two weeks later.
"I was hoping we'd be further along by now," Ramirez said, "but the truth is we're not."
Ventura returned four sophomores from last year's team, which went 19-10 and earned a share of the WSC North title with Moorpark.
Forward Trevor LaCount, a Ventura High grad, is a two-year starter. Swingman Cordel Hankerson is leading the team in scoring at 16.8 points per game.
Guard Eddie Cowan has a team-high 5.3 assists per game after a career-high 16 Wednesday.
"Eddie can impact the game in a lot more ways than just scoring," Ramirez said. "He just needs to be a facilitator"
But the steadiest performer of the first half of the season has been 6-foot-5 sophomore forward Vida Faniel, who is averaging 11.2 points and 7.3 rebounds per game.
"He's scoring, he's rebounding, we just need him to be a little bit more assertive with his mouth," Ramirez said. "Guys will follow him and he's really quiet. Although he's been more vocal in practice over the past week."
Freshman Isiah Reyes, a quick 5-foot-10 guard from Newark, N.J., is a potential star. He's averaged 14.2 points and 3.0 assists per game off the bench. But he hasn't played the past three games and Ramirez wouldn't confirm that he'd be available Saturday when VC visits Hancock.
"He's making adjustments to participating in a college program," Ramirez said.
Los Angeles Pierce has left the division to join Citrus, Antelope Valley, Glendale, Barstow, L.A. Valley and Victor Valley in the new WSC East, which reduces the 12-game race to 10.
"It just makes each game worth more," Ramirez said.
If VC doesn't grab a hold of the race, it's hard to say who will. Hancock (10-10) is the only WSC North team that isn't under .500 in nonconference play.
"I've seen them all," Ramirez said. "Again, this is how our conference has always been. Any given night, anybody can beat anybody.
"Cuesta, Hancock and Moorpark have all played some people."
But VC, which is No. 15 in RPI, may be the only team capable of making the 20-team playoff field without an automatic berth, which makes this year's divisional race all the more intense.
Despite some bright moments, Moorpark (6-9) also brings a four-game losing streak into WSC North play.
The Raiders only return one sophomore, guard Jake Todey, from the teams that won 38 games and last year's WSC North title in head coach Link's first two seasons.
"We all want to win every game we play and we were spoiled by the group we had the last two years," Link said. "They did a great job in a lot of ways."
Due to the break and some quirky scheduling, the Raiders actually haven't won a game since Dec. 9.
"I think some of that is the coach not knowing what he's doing," Link said, tongue in cheek. "It was a nice break but we definitely haven't found a rhythm since we've got back."
The freshmen class includes former Oxnard High and Simi Valley High shooters Taylor Kirkham and Kaden Young. Kirkham is shooting 52.1 percent from 3-point land.
"Taylor really wants to be a good player," Link said. "He's trying to get better."
Young is shooting 82.6 percent from the foul line.
"Kaden has made shots down the stretch to win us games," Link said.
The Raiders have been led by 6-foot-5 guard Damian Wilson, who is averaging 12.7 points and 6.1 rebounds.
"He' s a smart kid," Link said. "He knows what's going on."
Although that hasn't always been the case for much of the freshman class.
"We're still trying to figure out an identity," Link said. "I think that's part of being a young team."
Oxnard (2-11), which hosts Moorpark on Saturday afternoon, has also been dealt a fresh hand.
Guard Jurgen Pirgu, who played five total minutes as a freshman, is the only returner.
"We're starting all over again," Oxnard coach Ron McClurkin said.
Which isn't to say the Condors don't have talent. The backcourt of Jakari McClain, Dominick Alexander and Dayshone Henry is together averaging nearly 50 points per game.
"It's a building process," McClurkin said. "We've got some solid freshmen. We've got size and a couple of really good scorers."
"Right now, it's about playing smart and playing and staying together."
The Condors have dropped six straight in a streak that also dates back to Dec. 9.
"They need some time to come together," McClurkin said. "With their talent, they can beat anybody on any given night."
The time, in an up-for-grabs division that tips off Saturday, is now.


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Lewis, Richard R.
Richard R. Lewis, 78, passed away early Thursday evening, May 29, 2014 of complications from treatments for myelodysplastic syndrome, a rare blood disorder. He was born at Mercy Hospital in Oshkosh to Robert and Norma (Leaman) Lewis on November 21, 1935.
Richard graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh with a degree in secondary education and was drafted into the United States Army. He married Mary Louise Blanchette on January 14, 1959 at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey before being sent to Germany where he worked with Corporal missiles in an ordnance battalion.
After the Army, Richard began his teaching career at Wilson Junior High School in Appleton. He continued as a math teacher at Webster Stanley Junior High in Oshkosh before transferring to Oshkosh North the year it opened.
In 1963 he started volunteering with the Miss Wisconsin Pageant where he served as a State Field Director, a member of the board of directors and a year as Executive Director. At the national pageant in Las Vegas in January 2013, he received an award from the Miss America Organization for his fifty years of dedication to the program.
When the restored Grand Opera House opened in 1986 the Opera House Guild managed the concessions and Richard worked at nearly every performance until the guild disbanded. He continued supporting the Grand as a season ticket holding and contributed to the recent second restoration and lounge project.
EAA AirVenture was a favorite "summer job" and he volunteered with the B-17 for over 30 years. He retired from teaching in 1994, the same year the national tours started and he became a tour coordinator, travelling around the country with the Aluminum Overcast and checking in the people who take flights during AirVenture. He also worked as a docent at the EAA Museum.
Richard enjoyed outdoor activities like fishing, bicycling, cross-country skiing and walking down to Lake Winnebago often. Watching the Packer games on TV was always a priority.
His is survived by his loving wife of 55 years, Mary Louise; sister, Jackie Gutsmiedl of Oshkosh; brother-in-law, Ralph (Elaine) Blanchette of Madison; sister-in-law, Annette Blanchette of River Falls; special nephew, Thaddeus (Ana) Blanchette in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; additional cousins, nieces, nephews, friends and numerous "pageant daughters." He was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Sally Frank.
Visitation will be held at Algoma Blvd. Methodist Church, 1174 Algoma Blvd. on Saturday, June 7, 2014 from 10:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. with a service of remembrance beginning at 12:30 P.M.
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In order to get a 3D look i have gone for a multi-layer image method which i found in several instructables. Mine has not gone so well but it have added some value to my final output. Mine had two layers, one which projects Jack sparrow and another one containing the original poster.
The frame which i savaged was kind of simple and small in size. Hence i used foam sheets to make a simple frame which overlays over the original wooden frame.
Foam sheets were glued over the wooden frame and Hand made craft sheets are used for decorative purpose.
Since Glue was used, I used thread to hold things together for an hour.
Glass was placed and the multi-layer image was placed inside the frame.
I was astonished by the bare one. I haven't imagined it will look like that. Like everyone i thought i could make it better, Hence bought some skulls and used some coins to decorate the frame.
I made A4 sheets look like antique sheets by dyeing them with tea bags.
Drawn a pirate map behind it and pasted it behind the frame.


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People have been living and working in Devon for thousands of years, influencing both our natural heritage and how we see the landscape today.
Human activity in Devon became well established from 250,000 BC onwards, at a time when a land bridge existed with the continent and bands of hunters migrated with the seasons and the retreat and advance of glaciers. Many stone hand axes originating from dates between 250,000 and 30,000 BC were found on the Devon/Dorset border, some of which can be viewed at the Exeter's Royal Albert Memorial Museum.
Around 3500 BC (the Neolithic Period) hunter gatherer lifestyles gave way to settled farming communities and permanent settlements, in addition to ceremonial monuments being built. Thereafter, human activity continued to advance with evidence of Bronze Age 'tumuli', Iron Age hillforts, Roman military bases, architectural features from the Saxon and Norman times through until the time at which East Devon was at war.
Leaflets and interactive information
For detailed information on the archaeology of East Devon, including places of interest, download the East Devon Time Trails or Beer Head Time Trails leaflets.
An interactive 'archaeology trail' which aims to bring you closer to the archaeology and history of the AONB landscape has been created by the HLF funded 'In the footpsteps of Peter Orlando Hutchinson' project and can be seen here. This virtual trail allows you to visit the heritage sites in the AONB through the medium of web and learn more about their history.
Places to visit include:
Farway Bronze Age Barrows
Also known as tumuli, some evidence of these ancient burial grounds remains in areas of uncultivated commons within East Devon. The barrows at Farway provide some good examples and can be viewed from surrounding footpaths.
Park at OS SY166 947 before proceeding over a stile and across land open for public access (parallel to the main road) towards Farway Castle. (Relevant OS map - Explorer 115).
Blackbury Camp
Also known as Blackbury Castle, this small Iron Age hillfort has an interesting and complicated entrance with an impressive rampart built from clay and flint. Straddled on a narrow ridge running eastwards from the plateau, the fort is located in a position that would have provided good access to valley pastures and nearby streams. Click herefor more information or visit Blackbury Camp at OS SY 187 924. (Relevant OS map - Explorer 115).
Berry Camp
Another Iron Age hillfort, Berry Camp is situated on the South West Coast Path close to Branscombe along the partially eroded cliffs (OS SY187 882). Here, evidence of burial mounds and prehistoric field system remain today. (Relevant OS map - Explorer 115)
Beer Quarry Caves
Extractions of the famous 'Beer Stone' first took place in Roman times and continued for centuries. The stone has been used to construct some spectacular structures, including Exeter Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and The Tower of London. For more information, including how to explore the complex underground caverns visit the Beer Quarry Caves site or contact 01297 680282.
The Taunton Stop Line
Pill boxes are situated along 'The Taunton Stop Line' – a World War II defensive line running from the south coast through Devon, Dorset and Somerset to the Bristol Channel. The line was built and designed to stop potential German advance, should the first line of defence fail. The Axe Valley pillbox can be found at OS SY 261926 whilst others can also be viewed from footpaths running along the Axe Valley.
There is a range of musuems within East Devon and beyond that provide an insight into the history our towns and villages, their people, traditions and trades, as well as the rich natural and archeological history within the local area.
Visit here for museums further afield. The following link also provides information about Lyme Regis Museum which has an abundance of history.
Norman Lockyer Observatory
Norman Lockyer was a Victorian scientist and keen amateur astronomer who eventually became Director of the Solar Physics Observatory in Kensington, London. He was also knighted in 1897. The observatory was built in 1912 after Lockyer's second wife inherited some land in Salcombe Regis, near Sidmouth. The observatory was built on the hill behind their home and became the The Hill Observatory Cooperation in 1916, following the donations of equpiment from fellow astonomers.
Today the Norman Lockyer Observatory Society still operate from the observatory, maintaining and developing the facilities to keep them open for the public.
For more information about the observatory, available courses and opening times, click here.
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In England and Wales our finest landscapes have been conserved through designation as National Parks and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, AONBs.
The East Devon AONB was designated in 1963 and is one of 46 AONBs situated across the UK.
The National Association for Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty provides general information about the AONBs, whilst the South West Protected Landscape Forum exists to provide a regional voice for the 14 protected landscapes, which together make up 38% of the South West of England.
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