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BR 100 Pro
The BR 100 Pro, the new version, is a new, modern technology that combines detection systems from long distances and vertical detection of targets. This device is a very convenient option, We have developed this device and manufactured it in a way that makes it one of the most important reagents used among researchers and prospectors for treasures buried underground.
The user of the new BR 100 Pro device can reach valuable targets and precious treasures easier and faster than before. This device provides all the user needs of techniques that help him in most surveys and vertical and horizontal detection and in line with all lands and terrain, as this device includes: All detection systems from long distances horizontal in addition to the vertical detection system Magneto scan.
You can operate this device and choose the type of target to be detected until the device starts directing you to the target location and then verify this target through the vertical detection system that can confirm the target signal through audio and visual indicators on the screen and indicate the intensity and size of the target signal and confine it to a small circle.
This device is supported by newly invented technologies and software that are exclusive to BR Systems.
BR 100 Pro quantity
Categories: Cavity Detector, Diamond Detector, Gold Detector, Gold Nugget Detector, Metal Detector Tags: Ionic Search System, Long Range Locator System, Magneto Scan System
Tech-Specifications
BR 100 Pro Description
The BR 100 Pro device works with 3 modern scientific systems specialized in detecting gold, treasures and precious metals underground. These systems have been updated and developed over many years to invent an accurate and integrated scientific device that can deliver you to your targets in a short time.
The new look: a modern mechanical design and an ideal size that helps the prospector better to move and conduct detection operations very quickly. The parts and accessories of the detection systems attached with the device all come in one bag of standard size and weight that is more suitable for quick detection and exploration operations.
Ease of use in any electronic product is the first means of success for the user, and this product has been designed to be very easy to use, so all people can use this device in an uncomplicated manner at all, in addition to flexibility in dealing with all systems of the device.
All the transmitted and received signals in this device have been studied and tested by BR Systems over many years, and we have relied on scientific and practical experiments on the ground, and this resulted in the issuance of a very accurate scientific device that can easily and quickly discover potential targets and move away by 99% from All fake signals emanating from the soil.
BR 100 Pro Features
The device supports working with 3 actual detection systems (magneto scan – ionic search system – long-range detection system) and all these systems have been developed and supported by all modern technologies that enable the device to be a complete and integrated scientific detection method for all prospecting and exploration operations.
Specialized for the detection of gold, treasures, minerals and underground voids.
The high speed in locating the surrounding targets and verifying them with an accuracy of up to 99%, through the 3 actual detection systems in the device.
The device supports 6 international languages: English – French – German – Spanish – Arabic – Turkish.
The new BRF signal filtering system to filter the transmitting and receiving signals and avoiding any interference near the exploration site and focusing only on the real targets surrounding the place.
The advantage of comprehensive discrimination between the detected metals / knowledge of the depths of the detected targets.
This device is supported by B.U.M . automatic detection technology.
GLY GUIDANCE LASER TECHNOLOGY.
This device is equipped with the new Power max 55 sensor, which is small in size and effective in detect targets quickly with a high response speed.
This system is equipped with a new sensor Power max pm 25, small in size and effective in detect targets from long distances with fast reception of the detected signal.
AGC (New Technology) / An Invention of BR Systems.
Perfectly new and modern mechanical design and suitable size (all device systems in one standard size bag).
Ease of handling the device / The method of working and using this device has been prepared in line with the majority of prospectors.
The device is provided with modern and smart interfaces and drivers with the ability to save settings. And showing the necessary alerts when needed, in addition to the electronic guidance support that appears in the form of messages on the device screen.
The device was provided with a modern, high-definition color screen that is suitable for all day and night operating times.
Standard time for charging and use This product supports quick charge / 3.5 hours charge / 20 hours use.
The device supports vibration mode / device screen brightness control / device sounds level control.
The device screen supports the time clock and can be set based on the region + showing the percentage of the battery and the charging signal.
A smart and easy-to-handle control panel that contains the keys and buttons of the device.
A hard plastic bag that is anti-dust and backed by reinforced sponge to keep the device.
BR 100 Pro Systems
1. Long Range Locator System
BR Systems has been working for ten years to develop and update long-range detection systems and to reach the best and most effective technologies in discovering gold and treasures from long distances, through permanent experiments on the ground, so that its products are always at the forefront and most widely used among prospectors around the world.
The horizontal sensing technology (Long Range Locator) in the BR100 Pro is based on scientific foundations and modern technologies that have been developed and designed by BR Systems recently, as it is characterized by high accuracy and efficiency in detecting potential targets in the surrounding area in a short time. This system chooses the type of target to be detected, and the device will automatically start directing you towards the target in the area until it reaches you to the target center immediately.
This system is characterized by the speed of tracking targets from long distances of up to 1000 m, and this is done with high detect accuracy and 100% correct orientation.
It works in all different types of terrain and on all types of soil, whether arid or wet.
(BRF) New Frequency Filter Technique :
This device is equipped with a new technology to filter the transmitted and received signals to maintain an accurate and pure signal away from any interference caused by ground radiation emanating from the rocks and the natural mineral interference in the soil. The real targets in the area with great accuracy and away from any mineralization or radiation present in it, and this also enables the use of the device in all rugged areas and different terrain at all times.
Long Range Locator System Features:
The possibility of determining the type of target to be detected before starting the search and restricting other targets.
An option (precious metals) has been added to the list of targets, and you can choose it when all the precious metals buried in the soil are detected at one time.
This system is supported by B.U.M . automatic monitoring technology.
The depth of the device reaches 30 m underground with the ability to specify the maximum depth to be reached.
This system is equipped with the new Power max 25 sensor, which is compact and efficient to quickly detect targets with a high response.
The maximum search range is 1000 circular meters with the ability to select on several levels.
The system supports radar signals on the screen that show that the system is in use and running.
The system supports audio technology accompanying the radar signals on the screen.
The addition of the laser guidance technology GLY, which in turn shows the user the direction of the target and guides him until reaching the target center.
The possibility of changing the frequency from -25 Hz to + 25 Hz and this technology is more useful for users who have worked on the device for a longer period.
List of targets detected by the system: Targets: Gold – Raw Gold – Silver – Bronze – Copper – Aluminum – Iron – Lead – Tin – Mercury – Diamonds – Emeralds – Sapphire – Water – Voids and Caves – Precious Metals and Custom mode.
The possibility of controlling the change of the maximum required depth from 1 m up to 30 m according to the user's desire.
The possibility of controlling the change of the front range of the detection from 100m up to 1000m based on the user's desire.
2. ION Search System
The ionic tracking system can only detect gold buried underground, without other metals, Through this system, golden treasures buried underground can be detected easier and faster
You can find potential targets in the area by operating this system and walking with it for a short time until the device starts sending signals in the soil based on stimulating the ionic fields formed around the buried gold, and the interactive process begins between the signals sent from the device and issued by the buried gold metal until the device issues signals Sound alerts, in addition to moving indicators on the screen, indicating the discovery of a golden target in the area, and the user begins to walk with the device in the direction of the signal, and this signal increases as the device approaches the target until the target point is reached and standing on it.
Among the advantages of the long-range ion detection system:
Ease of moving and walking in the device in all different lands, whether mountains, rugged rocky areas, or flat lands.
This system is equipped with a new sensor Power max 25, which is small in size and effective to detect targets quickly and with high response.
The possibility of working in this system in all different weather conditions and is not affected by the severity of wind or ground moisture.
The possibility of using the device from inside the vehicle without the need to walk, and this requires a slow walking speed in the vehicle with the user holding the device with his hand outside the vehicle and directing it in several different directions.
The appearance of visual signals on the screen of the device showing the user its distance and proximity to the target and increase as the device approaches the target and decrease in the other direction.
Support with voice guidance technology until reaching the target.
The maximum depth of this system is up to 20 meters above the ground.
Front search area up to a maximum of 800 m circular (varies based on target size).
3. Magneto Scan System
The new BR 100 Pro is equipped with magneto scan technology to search for buried metals, caves and underground voids in a vertical way
This system detects metal targets and caves that have caused a change in the natural magnetic body in the soil, through which this system can detect buried metals and artificial voids underground and determine it on the screen if the detected target is a buried metal or a void.
This system is equipped with the new Power max 55 sensor, which is small in size and effective to quickly detect targets and has a high response.
The magneto scan system is often used in narrow places or near indications of the presence of targets and is used to confirm the presence of the target and set the drilling point.
When a specific target is identified and the prospector begins digging a hole of up to 2 square meters or more, it is preferable to use this system within the hole to walk with the target and seek displacement in the hole.
This system helps to alert the user of approaching the target based on the indicators on the screen, which change up or down.
The automatic ground calibration (AGC) with soil is an invention of BR Systems. The automatic balancing technology has been added to this system to accurately identify the device on the soil before starting the survey process. Calibration is done within seconds only, which helps the device to know the type of soil to be surveyed, and this results in moving signals away The device sent completely from all the radioactive signals emanating from the ground, especially from metallic rocks and other similar rocks or mineral dust in general..
Maximum scanning depth 16 meters
Objectives This system discovers gold and minerals + caves and underground voids
Discrimination feature This system can distinguish between detected targets (metals or voids)
Audio alerts This system supports audio alerts
Visible alerts on the screen This system supports the feature of visual indicators
Vibration alert This system supports vibrating alert
Ground balancing This system supports the new AGC automatic balancing feature
Ground Sensor Power Max 55
BR 100 Pro Technical Specifications
Processor MICROCHIP PIC32
Screen 4.3 inch display with a resolution of 480 x 272 pixels / 16.7 million colors / brightness of 400 cd
Battery working hours 20 continuous working hours
Battery charging hours 3.5 hours
Device charger specifications USB charger with PD Type-C
Languages English – French – German – Spanish – Turkish – Arabic
Bag dimensions 530mm x 400mm x 228mm
The total weight of the bag approximately 5030 g
Weight when assembled Main unit 830 gr Weight when assembled
The weight of the device when installed with the Power max 55 sensor 1.050 kg
Weight of the device when installed with sensor Powe max 25 1.000 kg
Operating temperature -20°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -10°C to +40°C
BR 100 Pro Box contents
Hard plastic bag
BR 100 Pro Main Unit
Power Max 25 Sensor
Tow sensor antennas
Battery 3.7 V
Fast Charger Type C 18W
BR 100 Pro Tutorial
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Pretty new to this thing, but wanted to reach out because I'm running a marathon—for charity! It's been a while since my high-school-track glory, but I've been pounding the pavement six days a week, raising five thousand dollars for a cause I love. I'm asking everyone and their mother for donations, so if you're feeling generous click my link (and forward to your mom).
Love the new pictures! Is that Barcelona? Reaching out in case you were travelling when my last message came through. If you missed it, I'm running a marathon—for charity! I'd "super like" if you donated.
Ran through your neighborhood on my ten-miler today! Have been doing this route a lot lately. Wouldn't it be funny if we "ran" into each other? Maybe we could get those drinks I mentioned. . . . If you donate before then, the Gatorade is on me!
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International Farm Workers Forum 2018
From October 5th to 8th 2018 a forum aiming to be an exchange platform for international farm workers is taking place.
Farm workers are key actors in the food system. According to ILO statistics, every third worker in the world – around 1.1 billion people – is working in agriculture. Only around 40-50% of those workers are employed. Work in agriculture is characterized by the systematic violations of basic human and labour rights, including little or no right to join or be represented by a trade union and poor occupational health and safety. Agriculture ranks alongside mining and construction as the industries with highest rate of accidents. The widespread use of migrant, temporary and seasonal workers is a key feature of agriculture. 71% of all child labor takes place in agriculture. This means that 108 million children are working in the sector. Many children are occupied on small, family farms but one in five is hired in commercial agriculture.
Women are entering the agricultural workforce in increasing numbers and now make up about 40% of the hired workforce. Many have seasonal or temporary jobs. The precarious nature of their employment often means they are denied maternity protection and other rights and are vulnerable to sexual harassment.
This denial of farm workers rights is systematic and deliberate. It includes:
In some countries it is illegal for agricultural workers to form and join trade unions;
In others, agricultural workers are excluded from the protection of labour legislation or have lower standards of protection;
Lack of collective bargaining in agriculture;
Less than 20 % of agricultural workers have access to basic social protection;
Only 5% have access to any kind of labour inspection system.
At the same time, it is the farm workers who put the food on the table of people both in rural and urban areas worldwide. They should be at the center of debates about food systems, sustainable land use, climate change and global justice. In many countries, farm workers unions have developed unique forms of organizing and of union culture, as they deal with completely different situations and dynamics than unions in urban sectors.
For these reasons IUF and RLS have established a forum for an international exchange. The goal is to foster deliberation both among farm worker union representatives and with other allies.
Around 90 participants from farm worker unions and allies from all over the world are expected to gather at the Protea Hotel in Stellenbosch, South Africa between October 5th and 8th. The event will last three days plus one additional day for a field visit (where participants will meet farm workers from Western Cape and have a discussion about their struggles). The program, apart from the sessions in plenary and working groups, also includes informal and cultural exchange of farm workers experiences and visions through publications, film screenings and other activities.
The congress will be held in three languages: English, Spanish and French.
Link to the event: http://www.farmworkersforum.org/
(originally posted at https://www.rosalux.de/en/news/id/39375/international-farm-workers-forum-2018/)
Publication 11.2018
The End of Decentralised Despotism?
The Implications of the Malendu Constitutional Court Judgement for the "Right to Say No" to Mining. SIKHO LUTHANGO Programme Manager Labour Relations and Economy The South…
The Implications of the Malendu Constitutional Court Judgement for the "Right to Say No" to Mining.
SIKHO LUTHANGO
Programme Manager Labour Relations and Economy
The South African Constitutional Court delivered a ground-breaking judgment which will have wide-implications for mining affected communities and their "right to say no". By reaffirming the importance of informal land rights, the court has set a precedent that will change power dynamics between communities, traditional leaders and trans-national mining corporations.
The article is available for download via the 'PDF' button below.
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The Seed Sector in Zambia: An Overview
Zambia's maize seed industry is currently one of the strongest and most competitive in Sub- Sahara Africa. The seed sector in Zambia is highly pluralistic and divided…
Zambia's maize seed industry is currently one of the strongest and most competitive in Sub- Sahara Africa. The seed sector in Zambia is highly pluralistic and divided into the formal and informal sector. The informal sector is mainly comprised of farmer managed seed systems (FMSS) and some Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) that seek to promote the sector. In this system, farmers are free to share and exchange their seeds for both monetary and none monetary items such as food items or labor. Furthermore, the informal seed sector represents a rich cultural heritage of Africa's local communities. However the push to transform the seed sector into income-generating commercialized entity owned by a few and to marginalize traditional seed varieties, is still making more headway on paper than in practice.
This study aims to analyze the political and socioeconomic dynamics of the seed sector in Zambia and to give an overview of the legal frameworks, key actors and policies in the sector. It unpacks the critical social, economic, and political issues that surround the seed sector in Zambia.
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Implications for South Africa's agricultural future and its smallholder farmers This paper explores the likely implications of an approved Bayer-Monsanto merger for the South African agricultural system.…
Implications for South Africa's agricultural future and its smallholder farmers
This paper explores the likely implications of an approved Bayer-Monsanto merger for the South African agricultural system.
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Piper preaches politics: Go vote!
Posted by Greg Oliver | Nov 19, 2000
Rowdy Roddy Piper's days of wrestling are pretty well done after 31 years. An artificial titanium hip, lack of a rotator cuff, and other small physical problems have slowed the former 'Hot Rod'.
Roddy Piper. Photo by Greg Oliver
But it hasn't slowed his mouth down any, and now Piper has turned his oratory skills to preaching about politics, and wants to do what he can to get his fellow Canadians out and vote.
Born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 46 years ago, Piper is quick to admit that he has no answers to the ills of the country, like the weak Canadian dollar, high gas prices and immigration. But he feels a need to do something.
"What can I contribute to my country? What can I do for this nation? What can I tell them? Get out and vote!" he told SLAM! Wrestling in an exclusive two-hour sit-down interview in Toronto.
Dressed casually in jeans, t-shirt and a black leather jacket with black gloves, Piper dismissed a recent Internet campaign to tout The Rowdy One for the top job in Canada. "Forget Piper for Prime Minister. If you want to say that, fine, but I ain't gonna be it. I'm not going to insult your intelligence. But I do have the power to make people move."
During the interview, Piper's Canadian political knowledge proved to be sketchy, at best. He couldn't name the big five federal parties running in next week's election or what the campaign issues are. But what he may lack in understanding of the political scene, he makes up for with enthusiasm. And as his campaign continues over the coming week, his comprehension will undoubtedly improve.
These days, Piper lives in an Oregon mountain retreat with his wife of 22 years, Kitty, and their six children. It's the only permanent home that he has ever known, having been on the road for wrestling for seemingly forever. He has been trying to convince his family to move to Vancouver, where the movie and television work is plentiful.
As a child, Piper – then known as Roderick Toombs – lived in many places across Canada. "I lived in a different town every year of my life until I was 13," he said. "We moved all the time. I was always the new kid on the block. I was always getting beaten up."
His father worked for the Canadian National Railroad as a police officer, and as a result, the family moved often. Among some of the locations he lived until getting into wrestling at 15 were Dauphin and The Pas, Manitoba, Dawson Creek, B.C., Port Arthur (now Thunder Bay), Winnipeg, Toronto, and Montreal , plus stints abroad in Glasgow, Scotland and Melbourne, Australia.
He said that his upbringing was Conservative, and that he met Prime Minister John Diefenbaker when he was about five years old.
After leaving home at 13, Piper drifted, getting into trouble and not settling down until his first professional wrestling bout in Winnipeg against Larry 'The Axe' Hennig. Piper recalled that the match was pretty short, and that he was soundly defeated by The Axe, who outweighed him by 150 pounds. The Piper surname came about because the ring announcer couldn't remember his actual last name, and Roddy was playing the bagpipes on his way to the ring, a skill he had been practicing since age five.
His wrestling career was slow to take off, but by the early '80s, he was one of the biggest names in the sport. When the WWF held the first WrestleMania in Madison Square Gardens in 1985, he was an international superstar, the Lex Luthor to Hulk Hogan's Superman; the villain that kicked singer Cyndi Lauper and mocked actor Mr. T.
Besides his political preaching, Piper is in Toronto this week on business, including work on his autobiography called If You're Going To Die Kid, Die In The Ring, It's Good For Business.
"It's not a title I made up," Piper said. What is the book about? "It's a book like no other book you're going to see. It's going to talk about the sickness. It's going to talk about manipulation. It's going to talk about how promoters manipulate."
So while Piper may not have much experience with national politics, he learned the tough way of the backstage politics that plague pro wrestling. He was blackballed twice by promoters who tried to keep him down, and now that he is not contractually bound any longer to World Championship Wrestling, he plans to organize a union for wrestlers. "I'm going to start a union now because they can't hurt me."
If nothing else, Piper hopes that his media run across the country over the next little while will boost the patriotic spirit in Canadians. For him, it seems to be liberating to talk about his life in Canada, and what it means to him after years and years as being billed by promoters as coming from Scotland. "I want to jump up and put the Canadian flag all over me and say, 'Get up, get up! Be proud, make a noise, be heard.'"
As someone who has travelled the world, Piper knows where things stand. "Canadians are very well-liked people around the world, yet you come back here [to Canada] and the pride, it's almost like they don't allow it."
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The 16th CIIPE features 82 artists from 28 countries, of changing social, cultural and political viewpoints.
In 1979, the United States held its first international poster exhibition. That same year militants stormed the American Embassy in Tehran and held 52 Americans hostage for 444 days. Over the past three decades, diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Iran have been virtually non-existent—until now. The Obama Administration has promised to keep an open dialogue with Iran, amidst growing tension over its nuclear ambitions. As such, Iran makes regular appearances in American news media.
Last September, designer Majid Abbasi traveled from Tehran to Fort Collins, Colorado, as the honor laureate for the sixteenth Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition (CIIPE) at Colorado State University. He brought years of rich Persian history to an audience who knew little of Iran beyond sanctions, nuclear programs and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
In addition to exhibiting his own posters and book cover designs, Abbasi organized Persianissimo, an exhibition of 28 posters by 28 contemporary Iranian graphic designers.
"Majid is a gifted communicator and a wonderful guest," offered John Gravdahl, professor of graphic design and co-director of CIIPE. "He approached his first visit to the United States with good humor, an open mind and an open heart. As an educator he was able to thoughtfully express his opinions concerning the history of graphic design in his country and the current cultural environment in Iran. His audience was impressed by his humanity. Many of them only know of Iran through news reports and images of the turmoil last summer. The satellite exhibition of his work and the broad range of subjects it addresses offered a meaningful educational alternative to that source, 'not what I expected' was a common positive response.
The statement expressly echoes the intent of CIIPE since its inception: presenting students, designers and the community with a first-person encounter with great poster art from around the world. "Our selection of exhibition judges, and of Mr. Majid Abbasi for the sixteenth show, is a vital contribution to this effort," added Gravdahl.
While Abbasi is no stranger to being a member of an international jury, the CIIPE granted him a new experience altogether—as the sole judge. "This situation gave me a different sense of evaluation. At first sight, evaluating work as a judge seemed to be easy and straightforward because I did not have to argue and discuss with people of different opinions and points of view. But I noticed that I needed to undergo this argument in order to reach clear results for decision-making. So the kind of argument that normally takes two or three days as a group, took me about a fortnight," he admitted.
"My criteria for choosing the most prominent works were: making successful communication with the audience and high-quality design. (However, the invitational structure of this exhibition did not lend itself to discovering young talents and supporting them; it was an assembly of the best professionals.) Having taken into account all of the discussed factors of evaluation criteria, I chose three posters for the first to third ranks and seven honorary diplomas.
The energy in Penelope Dullaghan's work boils up from the exchange between her Klee-inspired linework—textural, imperfect, thin and black—and flat blocks of color.
These days, this motion graphics firm in Hollywood sets the tone for more than films.
This rising New York agency honed its skills in the political arena.


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The branched chain amino acids (BCAAs) are L-leucine, L-isoleucine and L-valine. So-named because of their branching molecular structure, the three BCAAs comprise an astonishing 70 percent of your muscles' protein composition. All three of these workhorses are essential aminos, meaning that your body cannot fabricate them from other aminos. They must be supplied in abundance in your diet. They are the aminos that are most rapidly processed by your body because they're critically needed in all of your body's muscle building, recovery and repair processes. In the three hours following a meal, they account for 50 to 90 percent of the total amino acid uptake by your muscles. Your dietary BCAAs, and particularly L-leucine, help increase work capacity by participating in the production of insulin. Insulin, as you know, is the "key" to opening up your muscle cells to glucose uptake. And, glucose uptake is critical for energy production. There is much research indicating that the BCAAs have powerful anabolic properties. This means that they both prevent muscle protein breakdown as well as stimulating muscle protein synthesis. Moreover, up to 15 percent or more of your high intensity workout energy is derived from the breakdown of the BCAAs.
Anabolism is a word which means muscle building. ...and isn't that the point?
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For years CRM has been helping small and large businesses alike by streamlining their sales processes, collecting information and storing that information for valuable usage. CRM can increase your business's sales by up to 30% and is the the #1 enterprise software in projected growth.
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One way to impress current or potential clients is to offer them services and solutions for problems they didn't know they had. CRM allows you to treat your leads like individuals. Using CRM allows your sales team to collect mountains of data on a potential client before the first phone call or email. This wealth of information allows you to offer all kinds of custom offers to a client.
Some of your clients and customers are inherently more valuable to your company. Some types of customers require lots of time and resources, some may be sensitive to certain price structures and others may be willing to spend whatever it takes to accomplish the task at hand. CRM allows your company to find the industries and the verticals that could benefit your business the most.
In today's world, mobile access is the crux of any sales team. When sales teams are out of the office pitching to leads or closing deals, it's essential that they have access to the clients data at any given moment. A fairly standard feature for CRM software today is cloud access which allows your company to connect to its CRM at anytime from anywhere with an Internet connection.
These are just three of the many ways CRM can increase your company's sales. CRM increases the efficiency of your sales team while also impacting your bottom line. It's an incredibly powerful tool that can transform the way your company does business.
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The Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla Parker, being escorted by City Mayor A. J. M. Muzammil, Deputy Mayor, Titus Perera, Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Pradeep Kariyawasam, Secretary to the Mayor Shazna Muzammil and several other members of the CMC during her visit to the children's Resource Centre at Nagaswatte, Kirulapone.
The Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla Parker Bowles, visited the Colombo Municipal Council's Child Resource Centre at Nagaswatte, Kirulapone on Saturday (16).
She was received by the Mayor of Colombo, A. J. M. Muzammil, Deputy Mayor Titus Perera, Municipal Commissioner Badrani Jayawardena, and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Pradeep Kariyawasam.
The Chief Medical Officer explained to the Duchess the activities carried out at the centre by his department such as teaching languages, mathematics, music, dancing, computer, art, basketball and several other educational activities.
The Duchess addressed the children at the library getting them to read. She then visited the nursery run by the CMC and was treated to a dance performance by the children. The Chief Medical Officer then showed her the computer and art classes where she sat with the children to watch them paint. The Duchess also drew a horse much to the delight of the children.
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Discussion in '1947-1954' started by vwnate1, Jan 16, 2019.
Whew ~ here in California we're just getting endless rain storms that trigger floods, mud slides and occasional road sink holes .
Watching the national news to - night I see there's an Arctic blast sweeping from the Mid West East to the Atlantic coast, button up buttercup, it's going to rain, snow then FREEZE ~ I hope every one's O.K. and SAFE .
Thanks! At this point in life, the ice-pellets/foot of snow forecasted for Sunday is just "another day in New England". The tractor and generator are fueled, the snowblower is ready, and I have 4 studded snow tires on a 4WD truck.
We had quite a bit of snow last weekend; it was mostly the sticky kind that stayed on things like trees and power lines and caused a ton of people all over the Kansas City, MO/KS area to lose power for a while starting Friday night (I think some people still don't have it back on yet).
I drove from Kansas City, Missouri to Lincoln, Nebraska (normally a little less than a 3-hour drive) on Friday evening, which probably wasn't the best idea due to the snow cover starting to make it difficult to see where the road actually was near the end of the drive, but I made it just fine.
Most of the snow has melted off of the trees and a lot of the ground, but other than that it's looked mostly the same outside all week and I haven't seen the sun in a while. Sounds like this weekend might be a repeat of last weekend too, but this time also maybe really cold for the Chiefs game on Sunday.
Last winter was pretty dry here in Central Colorado.
Finally back to a somewhat normal pattern here this winter.
The snow pack in the mountains is holding it's own which is a good thing for all those thirsty barbarians down in Denver.
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And for us idiots from Texas who will be there next month spending big bucks to fall down mountains with boards on our feet.
Yeah, I know.... believe me. You're not like most of the others that tailgate all the locals because your in a hurry are you?
I used to like Texas... now not so much.
In Kansas, we went from summer to winter, and so far this month, milder than usual.
I'm all for "milder than usual".
It's supposed to be winter weather tomorrow, but then above freezing temperatures after that.
I hope you know that those 'Colorado Critters' you posted pohtos of, are not only cute, they're VERY tasty ! .
It was 46* F here the other night & morning, I didn't mind it a bit, usually I complain as soon as it hits below 55* or so .
66F and clear here in Phoenix last week - shirtsleeves and flip-flops. Today is low 70s. Heater turned off. Shop door open.
Here in So.Cal. we've had winds and 70's temp wise .
I've been working on a forty year old Dodge trying to make it road legal again for this March's annual Death Valley Motocycle road trip .


Eat breakfast and drink plenty of water to avoid fainting.
Go easy on the champagne while getting ready – you want to remember the day. Go easy on the grog the night before!
Make sure you have worn your shoes a few times before the wedding day to get used to them.
Go to bed early the night before and avoid "windy" foods such as curries, baked beans and cabbage.
Pack some food and drinks and leave in the car, in case you forget to eat all day!
Carry a hanky in case of tears.
Stand tall and look good, no hands in pockets! Left hand over right to see watches if you want to be uniform. Smile!
Walk slowly and naturally, chin up shoulders back, enjoy, smile and relax!
Wedding bouquets to cover belly buttons.
Please be in contact with a guest at the venue to advise me if you are running late.
If you feel faint, move your knees, wriggle your toes and give me a signal by resting your forehead on your hands and I will get assistance.
Look at each other when saying the vows, relax I will talk you through it. Put the ring to the knuckle, say your words, pause for photos , then gently push the ring the rest of the way.
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You are signing legal documents so if I assess you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol it may be a commitment ceremony only!
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Hi Jennifer, thanks for taking some time out of your day to talk with us. Hope you are doing well!
I'm doing awesome, thanks so much for having me!
So, let's start by talking your involvement with horror-comedy Clinger. Tell us what it was like filming your first feature film role. What kind of a difference was there, if any, in preparing for this character compared to the part you had in 2011's Write Your Way Out (a short)?
It was so cool to be cast as the lead for my first feature, but definitely a little intimidating at first! Write Your Way Out was an awesome short, but it was comprised of supporting characters, and we shot it in a day. We shot over the course of a month in Houston, Texas, and I had much more time to go over the script with Michael Steves, our director, before shooting to talk through character stuff.
Your character, Fern Petersen — she's quite the motivated high school student being both academically minded and a talented track runner. Personality-wise, what's Fern like?
Fern really starts out in the film being very "type A", organized, wanting everything (including her first relationship) to really be perfect. as the film progresses, she breaks out of that from necessity, and she really starts to go with the flow!
The poster is awesome, right? As soon as I read the script and laughed out loud at how funny it was, I knew I wanted to be involved in whatever way I could! Plus, I really wanted to work with the filmmakers, because they are a kickass trio.
As I saw it, Clinger comments on the nature of commitment in relationships. As one of its stars, how do you view its themes and objectives?
It definitely comments on commitment, and It also comments on how having an idea of what a perfect relationship should look like can be really damaging! Another cool aspect of the film is Fern's realization that even though Robert was a nice guy in the relationship, she doesn't owe him anything, especially after he is trying to kill her!
You enter into a relationship with Robert Klingher (played by Vincent Martella). Now, this might seem an odd question, and I guess it is, but have you ever had a relationship like the one you share with him? Were you drawing on any past experiences?
Thankfully, nothing to the extreme of Robert and Fern, but when I was in preschool, there was a little boy who would always follow me around the playground and freak out whenever I looked at him. My brother teased me for years about that, and I always found it really embarrassing!
Any particular memories of working on this project?
One morning after one of our all night shoots, I was covered in fake blood and went through the drive thru to grab breakfast on the way home, and they didn't ask any questions. My shower was so red with all the fake blood after Clinger wrapped!
You've had experience in theatrical renditions of classics like To Kill a Mockingbird and The Crucible. How have those experiences helped set the stage, so to speak, for where you find yourself now?
It definitely has! I'm currently in NYC finishing up my training at Atlantic Acting Conservatory, which has been wonderful. I have a deep love for theater as well as film, and I've been really lucky to have been able to continue to work on and train in both areas!
So, looking to the future... are you able to give us any hints as to what we might expect out of the upcoming horror-western, West of Hell?
I don't want to give anything away, because it has many, many fun twists and turns, but it was an absolute blast to work with Tony Todd and Michael Eklund! It has classic western elements, like quite a few shoot outs, but there might also be some supernatural elements as well…you'll have to stay tuned!
Clinger opened in cinemas and on demand on October 23rd so you can get your hands on it now! Let us know if you plan on seeing the horror comedy by dropping your thoughts off in the comment box below!
Greetings! I wanted to let everyone know I had the opportunity to talk with 'Clinger' star Jennifer LaPorte, who played Fern Petersen. Head on over to Mr. Rumsey to check out our interview. It was great to talk to her and I hope you guys enjoy it.


Sports marketing and branding dates back to the 19th century with England's Football Association. It was formed in November 1863 with a meeting between Eton, Rugby, Winchester, Westminster and Harrow to start their management of English football. Following the formation, in 1869, the Reds became baseball's first professional team and established the first American team sport brand. In 1903, America's Major League Baseball team was created with the emergence of two rival baseball leagues. The decades that followed saw the formation of many such leagues, such as the NFL, Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers, etc. This motivated people to think more on sports marketing (Kahle and Riley, 2004).
Collaboration between different parties in the sporting field like clubs, athletes, international and national federations, etc.
Events field like media, marketing agencies, sponsors, etc.
The regional stakeholders like public opinion, local authorities, cultural and educational communities.
Extra-regional bodies such as EU, State, etc.
Organisation of the event is the domain where most sports bodies implement relationship based sports marketing strategies, from the bidding phase (Ferrand and McCarthy, 2008).
Promotional exposure for sports marketing.
Protection against unauthorized logo usage.
Licensing, or formation of a sporting league is a vibrant marketing concept which is relevant to fan identification, a concept defined as "the personal commitment and emotional involvement customers have with a sport organization" (McDonald, Milne & Cimperman, 1997, p. 15; Kahle and Riley, 2004). Fans that identify with a sports organization exhibit a sense of connectedness towards the league and begin to identify him/ her in relation to the league (Mael and Ashforth, 1992). In addition, fans also identify themselves as the "extensions of the team", while generating high levels of "emotional identification and attachment" (Wann et al, 1995; Sutton et al, 1997).
The arena of sports licensing was the fastest growing in sports promotion arsenal, whose value grew from USD 5.35 billion in 1990 to USD 13.8 billion in 1996 (Bernstein, 2002).
Sponsoring can give sports organisations an added advantage as implementation of sports marketing plans and relationship strategies pertaining to the stakeholders like the media and the sponsors. The activation strategies that yield output from sponsoring organisations are formulated in order to build relationships between the sports organisation, its sponsors and a variety of communication/ marketing targets (eg. public, participants, schools, clubs, etc.) (Ferrand et al, 2006).
The media plays an enormously complex system with which ideally as sports foundation must build long-lasting relationships based on mutual understanding and trust. This can go as far as a strategic partnership as part of a sponsoring operation, or societal programmes.
The amalgamation of the stakeholders that form a sports system is becoming increasing apparent in terms of social end goals. Sports is a vector of social development and integration that is in sync with the ultimate objectives of economic, social and educational factors. This has led to the introduction of several social programmes based on relationships in sports marketing.
They also list several support processes that are needed to implement the operational processes involved in a sporting event like the Indian Premier League. Through this demonstration, they establish that the delivery of quality service to sponsors depends on the coordination and implementation of the processes of steering, communication and quality management.
Manage commercial rights on a worldwide basis.
Prepare to fend off ambush marketing.
Legal departments of the sports organisation and of sponsors.
Legal department of the international federation.
Regional authority that owns the infrastructure.
Project leader of the organisations involved in this collaboration.
Kahle, L.; Riley, C. (2004). Sports Marketing and the Psychology of Marketing Communication. Lawrence Erlbaum, NJ.
Ferrand, A.; McCarthy, S. (2008). Marketing the Sports Organisation: Building Networks and Relationships. Routledge, USA.
Irwin, R. L., Sutton, W.A., & McCarthy, L. (2002). Sport Promotion and Sales Management Campaign, IL: Human Kinetics Publishers.
Sutton, W.A., McDonald, M.A., Milne, G.R. & Cimperman, J. (1997). Creating and fostering fan identification in professional sports. Sport Marketing Quarterly 6 (1), 15-22.
Mael, F. & Ashforth, B.E. (1992). Alumni and their alma mater: A partial test of the reformulated model of organizational identification. Journal of Organisational Beahavior, 13, 103-23.
Wann, D. L., Hamlet, M. A., Wilson, T. M., and Hodges, J. A. (1995). Basking in reflected glory, cutting off reflected failure, and cutting off future failure: The importance of group identification. The Journal of Social Behavior and Personality, 23, 377-388.
Bernstein, A. (2002, August 12-18). Licensed product sales up 7%, NHL says. Sports Business Journal, p.5.


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Hans-Jürgen Hubert Dohrenkamp (born 8 June 1948), better known by his stage name Jürgen von der Lippe, is a German television presenter, entertainer, actor and comedian. His stage name comes from the fact that he was born near the source of the river Lippe.

Life
Jürgen von der Lippe was born Hans-Jürgen Dohrenkamp in Bad Salzuflen and grew up in Aachen, where he attended the Kaiser-Karls-Gymnasium and was a Catholic altar boy. His father was the barkeeper in a striptease bar.

From 1967 to 1970 he trained as a signaller in the Bundeswehr, leaving the armed forces a lieutenant.

In 1976 he, Hans Werner Olm and others founded the music group Gebrüder Blattschuss (The Blattschuss Brothers – literally, Blattschuss is a hunting term for a shot through the shoulder into the heart; figuratively, it means getting one's point across succinctly.)

From 1986 to 1988 he was married (his second marriage) to the famous German television presenter Margarethe Schreinemakers.

Before his career in show business, he began studying German language and literature, philosophy and linguistics in Aachen and Berlin, but without graduating.

Television career

Jürgen von der Lippe's first major success was Donnerlippchen ("Little Thunder Lips") on WDR television station. He went on to present another very successful dating show, Geld oder Liebe ("Money or Love") on ARD; this finished in 2001 after twelve years on air.

Some other public service broadcasting programmes of his included WWF Club (1980–1990), So isses ("That's how it is"), Die Goldene Eins ("The Golden No. 1"), Hast Du Worte ("Got words?"), Wat is? ("Whassup?"), Lippes Lachmix ("Lippe's Comedy Mix") and Was liest du? ("What are you reading?").

On commercial television, he presented the show Blind Dinner (Sat.1, 2001), and since 2001 he has presented the humorous Sat.1 review of the year's events, Wer zuletzt lacht ("He who laughs last").

In spring 2004 he played the main role of Father Erdmann in the comedy series Der Heiland auf dem Eiland ("The Saviour on the Island") on RTL Television. The first series of six episodes was very successful. The second series ran from 23 February 2005, this time with eight episodes. Jürgen von der Lippe had already played a Catholic priest in the comedy , in which he also played a brothel manager and a Foreign Legionnaire.

As of 2007, he sometimes appears in the improvisational comedy series Schillerstraße, playing the role of Cordula Stratmann's father. Since 15 July 2006, von der Lippe has also presented the programme Extreme Activity on the commercial station ProSieben.

Career as a singer

In 1976, von der Lippe founded the "Gebrüder Blattschuss", which lasted until 1979. His greatest musical success, however, was Guten Morgen, liebe Sorgen ("Good morning, dear worries"), which made it to first place in the ZDF hit parade in July and August 1987.

Stage programme

Von der Lippe's stage appearances have been sold in large numbers as soundtracks and videos. Typically, he dissects odd quirks and everyday events, expertly poking gentle fun at them, with plenty of self-irony. He makes playful use of amusing borrowed words and synonyms in German.

The main themes are marriage, relationships between men and women and the way people act in certain situations. He often brings in fictitious "autobiographical" stories supposed to be from his youth or childhood, often based on his old "arch enemy" "Udo Lohmeier". Each show generally has a topic running through it. When on tour, von der Lippe also likes to vary the content of his stage shows, integrating current events.

One recurring element over the years has also been von der Lippe's parodies of well-known German stars such as Udo Lindenberg, Peter Maffay and Helge Schneider.

Many of his sketches are literal translations from Bill Cosby (e.g. Rache = revenge) or George Carlin (e.g. interview with Jesus).

During his career, von der Lippe has created many characters who appear and reappear in monologues and songs, often played by von der Lippe himself in costume. These include a naive Catholic priest who reflects on human behaviour (often sexual), a postal worker from the Sauerland, with an appropriate accent, and "Kalle", a Berlin heavy metal fan.

Singles
 Guten Morgen, liebe Sorgen (1987)
 Germany: 3 (5 June 1987) 15 weeks
 Austria: 11 (15 September 1987) 18 weeks
 Dann ist der Wurm drin (1987)
 G: 28
 Is was (1989)
 G: 65
 König Der City (1992)
 G: 83
Albums
 Guten Morgen, liebe Sorgen (1987)
 G: 4
 Is was? (1989)
 G: 62
 Der Blumenmann (1995)
 G: 78
 Männer, Frauen, Vegetarier (1998)
 G: 23 (23 January 1998) 15 weeks
 So bin ich (2001)
 G: 59 (20 April 2001) 3 weeks

Albums

1977: Sing was Süßes
1978: Nicht am Bär packen!
1979: Extra Drei
1980: Zwischen allen Stühlen
1982: Kenn'Se den?
1983: Ein Mann Show
1985: Teuflisch gut! (LP title; published on CD as "Man kann nicht immer Sieger sein")
1987: Guten Morgen, liebe Sorgen
1989: Is was
1990: Humor ist Humor
1992: König der City
1995: Der Blumenmann
1998: Männer, Frauen, Vegetarier
1999: Die andere Seite
2001: Große Männer (Best-of sampler)
2001: So bin ich
2004: Alles was ich liebe

Awards
2019: Deutscher Fernsehpreis – Ehrenpreis
2006: Deutscher Comedypreis – Ehrenpreis für sein Lebenswerk
1999: ECHO for Media Man of the Year
1996: Bambi für TV Moderation
1994: Adolf Grimme Award for Geld oder Liebe
1993: Goldene Kamera for Geld oder Liebe
1992: Telestar for Geld oder Liebe
1988: Bronzene Kamera, audience choice in comedy category
1987: Goldene Schallplatte for "Guten Morgen liebe Sorgen"
1987: Goldener Löwe from RTL for Guten Morgen, liebe Sorgen
1982: Liederpfennig

See also
German television comedy
List of German comedians

References

External links

Official homepage, in German

Official homepage of Extreme Activity, in German

1948 births
Living people
People from Bad Salzuflen
German male comedians
German game show hosts
German male television actors
RWTH Aachen University alumni
ARD (broadcaster) people
Sat.1 people
Westdeutscher Rundfunk people


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What you are looking in your partner: I want to meet a man who will be at the same page with me. It is very important for me when we can understand each other without words, when we see what kind of mood we have and how we can make each other happy, show our love and care. I see him also an active and joyful personality. It will be so nice to share the same hobbies for example dances! I love sea so we can go to the seaside together and enjoy each other company!


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Allied Health Professions into Action: Art Therapy in cultural spaces
Innovative art therapy practice included in the newly published 'Allied Health Professions into Action'...
England's 145,000 allied health professionals will be encouraged to innovate and lead within the NHS and wider care system under a new shared commitment recently published by NHS England.
'Allied Health Professions into Action' has bought together the views of the third largest workforce in the health and care system, including chiropodists, dieticians, orthoptists, paramedics, physiotherapists, art therapists and speech and language therapists. It sets out how the 12 Allied Health Professional groups across England can be at the forefront of innovative changes to patient care and shape future health policy by having a full involvement in transformation plans being developed across the country.
The new guidance aims to provide a blueprint for Clinical Commissioning Groups, provider organisations, health leaders and local authorities to fully utilise and involve Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) in transformation programmes and the delivery of NHS England's Five Year Forward View. It offers 53 examples of AHPs working to drive and support change by working innovatively, and a framework to help utilise AHPs in the development and delivery of transformation planning.
'Allied Health Professions into Action' aims to inform and inspire leaders and decision makers across the system by offering:
• A clear view regarding the transformative potential of AHPs
• Fifty-three examples of innovative AHP practice
• A framework to help develop local delivery plans.
Below is the example of innovative art therapy practice which is included in the document. To read the whole document please click here
Art Therapy in cultural spaces
Image: BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Tyne and Wear
Understanding the problem
Art Therapy has been an important part of Learning Disabilities (LD) inpatient mental health services.
To address issues raised within the national programme of transforming care Simon Critchley has been working on a pilot project in the community with the aim of providing alternative person centred early interventions to those individuals assessed as showing an increasing risk of hospital admission.
It is recognised that there is historically a limited range of therapeutic interventions available to people with learning disabilities at the point of crisis in the community, especially those with limited verbal communication skills. Nationally and regionally Art Therapy is not always provided to community based learning disabled mental health service users. A small pilot project has been carried out in Gateshead to look at the engagement, acceptability, and naturalistic outcomes for people accessing Art Therapy in the community. Within this pilot project Art Therapy has been shown to be beneficial in helping service users avoid distressing and disruptive admissions to hospital inpatient wards, allowing them to maintain positive mental health and continue to establish a sense of purpose and rewarding lives in their communities. The Art Therapy approach being used also includes involvement with support networks, including family members and/or support workers.
It is also acknowledged that people with learning disabilities can become easily isolated once clinical mental health services cease to provide input, and adults with learning disabilities find it hard to become actively involved in inclusive social activities in the community. This isolation can lead to relapse and repeated deterioration in mental health and can contribute to the "revolving doors" syndrome of repeat hospital admissions.
Aims and Objective – solution
The aim of the project is to help prevent/reduce the frequency of admissions at the point of crisis to inpatient beds which are now becoming less readily available, and to help prevent deterioration in mental health for people with learning disabilities by reducing the sense of social isolation post discharge from clinical mental health services. To support this aim the project has been trying to bridge the gap between clinical Art Therapy interventions and Arts in Health provision in the community encouraging a more effective transition from clinical input to social community activities.
This work has recently been consolidated and celebrated with a group project with BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead in which people with learning disabilities and a history of mental health difficulties who have previously received art therapy input in the community worked together with a resident artist and Art Therapists to explore the concept of mental health and dignity alongside the benefits of engagement in cultural creative spaces – culminating in an exhibition and film premiere in the BALTIC on World Mental Health Day 2015.
Method and approach
The approach involved working with previously identified at risk adult learning disabled mental health service users offering one to one short term (twelve or more planned sessions), directive and solution focussed Art Therapy interventions at the point of crisis.
Weekly Art Therapy sessions were offered and after a brief assessment period personal goals for therapy were identified with service users identifying up to three things they were struggling with at the point of crisis, which were then explored in therapy. Other information about the individuals was explored using person centred planning techniques (such as social network maps) and these were used to identify the social support that each individual received and whether they found this social structure helpful or unhelpful.
Anger, stress and anxiety levels were also rated on a weekly basis as this encouraged communication about other difficulties being experienced at the time of intervention.
Close communication with support services and families was also maintained during therapy so that the work done in sessions could be further supported on a daily basis by staff/families involved in the individuals' care on a regular basis. In this way issues contributing to the marked deterioration in mental health could be more effectively resolved.
Working alongside Arts In Health projects in the community to foster links between community services up to and beyond the point of discharge with the aim of establishing community support structures around individuals at the end of therapy was explored and pursued. In addition the Art Therapy service recently linked up with BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art to run a group project with adult learning disabled people in recovery from mental health difficulties as follow up work up to 6-12 months post therapy to further support and consolidate successful integration into cultural community activities and to help develop their confidence in engaging in public cultural spaces and to develop a sense of purpose and sense of belonging in the communities in which these often marginalised individuals live.
At this project a group of people with learning disabilities were given the opportunity to work alongside BALTIC Artist Lesley-Anne Rose and Art Therapist Simon Critchley on a 6-week project inspired by Fiona Tan's DEPOT exhibition.
This project was partially funded by charitable grants from community initiatives Launchpad and The Chrysalis Fund, with NHS staff costs being met by NHS budgets and venue and materials costs met by BALTIC.
To watch a short film about the project please click here
Results and evaluation
Quantitative outcome measures completed pre, during and post individual therapy, gathered from a cohort of 15 of the 40 individuals offered therapy have shown that mental health can be supported prior to hospital admission with changes in scores evidencing significant improvements in mental health measured on the HONOS-LD (Health Of the Nation Outcome Scales for Learning Disabilities) scale and significantly reduced levels of anxiety reported by service users on the GAS-LD (Glasgow Anxiety Scale). Other measures which have shown some improvement include Quality of Life questionnaires and Glasgow Depression Scale (GDS–LD) alongside personal goals identified at the point of referral.
This work goes some way to supporting a reduction in hospital admissions with less than 10% of 40 people being offered Art Therapy at the point of crisis needing eventual admission to an inpatient ward. This in the long term will also contribute to cost savings for NHS services in adult LD mental health.
BALTIC's ANIMATE project was successful in engaging 9 individuals (6 female, 3 male) over the 6-week period, of which 3 were inpatients (previously seen for Art Therapy in the community) and 6 were outpatients currently living in the community.
The benefits of the gallery space as an inspirational creative therapeutic environment (in an era when the traditional art therapy space is less of a reality) and as a vehicle for exhibition (building confidence and self-esteem of those involved) and educational purposes (for the general public) around mental health issues was addressed.
Over the course of 6 weeks the group had the chance to work within a fantastic creative space and experienced using a variety of media that they have never worked with before over 6 lively afternoons, including:
• A tour of BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art including Fiona Tan's exhibition, DEPOT.
• Clay model making and sculpture.
• Art making with a variety of media.
• Stop frame animation and digital media recording and editing.
• Silk screen printing and poster making.
• Musical performance and recording
The ANIMATE project at BALTIC allowed the attendees to be part of a social group in which they were able to develop skills and techniques and had an opportunity to continue to use art to help work towards better mental health. The work culminated in a short animated film produced by the group and screened at BALTIC on World Mental Health Day 2015 which also served as an AIR (Audio Image Recording) illustrating the aims and benefits of the work.
Follow up group projects and activities can be perceived to support and consolidate mental health recovery by reducing social isolation, with individuals engaging well in the activities offered and providing qualitative feedback that they had
• enjoyed the activities on offer,
• gained confidence from them,
• learned new skills,
• enjoyed the social atmosphere in the groups
• and also commenting that they would like to be able to access similar activities again in the future.
It is clear from this work that interventions more suited to individuals' needs and capabilities can be beneficial in maintaining positive mental health in the community, and if these are offered at an early enough point in mental health crises then hospital admissions can be reduced for this client group.
It is also clear that close collaboration with community support services and community activities can enhance the wellbeing of the individuals as they interact with their environment and social group – contributing to a reduction in social isolation and anxiety about managing difficulties in their lives.
Follow up work post discharge can also contribute to sustained mental health in a client group that historically can experience repeated deterioration in mental health as a result of a lack of community opportunities and social difficulties and isolation.
The celebratory event at BALTIC provided validation of the group's capabilities (rather than their difficulties and the negative aspects of their lives) and also highlighted their need for recognition and acceptance in society.
It also clearly had a positive impact on individuals' self-esteem and confidence.
The animation and film produced and screened at BALTIC included voice recordings from individuals in the group discussing mental health and the theme of "Dignity" (World Mental Health Day 2015's theme), making the film a collaborative Audio Image Recording (AIR) but also an educational / awareness raising piece if viewed by the general public.
The individuals involved in the project also experienced something they never thought possible: having their animation screened at BALTIC and their artwork and music exhibited. The premiere event was a huge success and the attendees, staff and invited family members were thrilled by the film screening and chance to show off their work with 25 people attending in total on the evening.
At times difficulties enabling individuals to access ongoing support were noted.
These could be explained by problems with people with learning disabilities sometimes not receiving adequate or flexible enough community/familial support to allow them to access the services on offer in the community. Also issues with limitations in finances were noted to be a predominant factor preventing this client group from being able to maintain involvement in community groups and social activities.
Some of these difficulties were addressed more successfully at the point of the ANIMATE project at BALTIC, as thanks to the charitable funding provided by community initiatives, transport was provided and some travel costs were met for individuals and their support staff to attend the groups. This enabled more individuals to engage in this activity than had been achieved in previously offered social activities/groups.
However this was a short term group running over 6 afternoons and it would be difficult to maintain this level of cost over a longer period of time without additional finances being factored more permanently into peoples' personal budgets to meet such needs.
The long term implications of such a shift in thinking around finances could far outweigh the costs of hospital inpatient admissions, ongoing/repeated mental health service costs and additional expenses incurred on social services due to disruptions in placements and community support team employment if the costs of social community activities could be better supported financially for this vulnerable client group.
Plans for spread
The work produced with BALTIC was exhibited and presented at BALTIC on World Mental Health Day 2015 at a celebratory event and is archived in BALTIC's catalogue of films.
The work done in the ANIMATE project at BALTIC has also been presented at a
British Association of Art Therapists Museums and Galleries Special Interest Group meeting and at the
"Finding Spaces, Making Places" Art Therapy Conference at Goldsmiths University, London, receiving positive feedback and recognition in highlighting the therapeutic benefits of utilising cultural spaces in Art Therapy provision.
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Simon Critchley, Art Therapist,
Learning Disabilities (LD) North of Tyne Arts Therapies team,
Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Trust
Email: simon.critchley@ntw.nhs.uk
Simon Hackett
Learning Disabilities (LD) North of Tyne Arts Therapies team leader.
Sarah Bradbury,
BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Tyne and Wear
Email: sarahbradbury@balticmill.com
Images: Stills from the animation created by the participants and BALTIC artist Lesley-anne Rose
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Emily McIntosh is undoubtedly among the most in demand session vocalists for radio jingle imaging. She is a professional singer as well. This time, her voice lands on one of the biggest stations in France – Metropolys as the key voice for its new jingle package from Brandy Jingles.
Brussels. The number 1 independent radio in the north of France confirms its confidence in Brandy. Metropolys chose the sought after The Kick package as the basis for an imaging update.
In order to maintain coherence with the existing MetroHits package, the jingles were adapted with the Metropolys 4-note sonic logo and were fitted with the same American vocal sound.
The Kick Vol 1 was originally produced for One FM in Switzerland. The package has since started an international career: aside from the adaptation for Metropolys (France) it's also been reworked for City Music (Belgium) and Glow FM (the Netherlands).
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"Nothing ever measures up to what I expect, nothing."
Paul Rudolph, "The Concourse, Singapore. Atrium. Aerial perspective", 1981.
The American architect Paul Rudolph sought to integrate into modern architecture a spatial drama, a concern for urbanism, and an individuality.The son of a Methodist minister, Paul Marvin Rudolph was born on October 28, 1918, in Elkton, Kentucky. He attended the architecture school at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn, and after graduating in 1940 he entered the Harvard Graduate School of Design, where he studied under Walter Gropius, the former head of the Bauhaus in Germany. After receiving his master's degree from Harvard in 1947, he spent the next year traveling in Europe (on a Wheelwright Scholarship), where he began to develop a strong interest in urban design, a subject which he felt had been neglected in his education under Gropius.(wiki)
Paul Rudolph, "Burroughs Wellcome Company, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Section perspective looking north".
``Architecture is a personal effort, and the fewer people coming between you and your work - the better.``
Paul Rudolph, "Urban Design Proposal for Lower Manhattan Expressway", 1973-1974, with Ulrich Franzen .
"I want to put homes in the sky," said Rudolph of the ill-fated project. "Psychologically, it makes a great deal of difference for people living closely together in cities." (b. Elkton, Kentucky 1918; d. 1997)
Rudolph has displayed an interest in the problems of urban design and completed a succession of unexecuted projects. Preoccupied with the notion of an industrialized "plug-in" city, he has devised schemes in which mobile residence pods are plugged into a steel frame which connects to mechanical and electrical services.Rudolph's work exhibits a highly personal and uncompromising style. Although his works qualify as part of the Modern Movement, he has questioned the validity of the movement's precepts in his later works. (Encyclopedia of World Biography)
Paul Rudolph, "Sino Tower – Section of Hotel and lower levels of tower".
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The Secret of Drawing | Ep.2, Storylines
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This four part BBC series, presented by Andrew Graham-Dixon, explores how drawing has shaped our lives.
Aired date: Oct 15, 2005
Episode 2 – Storylines
Andrew Graham-Dixon examines the variety of ways in which drawing has been used throughout the centuries to tell narrative stories, many of them dark or satirical, from animation to Japanese manga books. Political cartoonist Martin Rowson explains how his savage commentaries on contemporary politicians are influenced by 19th century masters Hogarth and Gillray, and in a rare interview the American comic strip artist Daniel Clowes talks about what inspired his celebrated graphic novel Ghost World. Also covered is Manga artist Misako Rocks!, Hollywood storyboard artist, J. Todd Anderson, early animator, Winsor McCay and French animator Sylvain Chomet.
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Anders Nilsen
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{ See Anders Nilsen's Full Interview. }
"Anders Nilsen – Don't Go Where I Can't Follow, Big Questions, Rage of Poseidon—is surely one of the finest cartoonists of the last decade. Big Questions won lots of awards and helped further the cause of the graphic novel's literary worth when it came out in 2011. The fold-out book Poseidon is an object d'art in addition to being a multi-leveled parable of humanity and divinity." (Read more at comicsbeat.com )
See more: Anders Nilsen Website | Blog | New York Times
"Untitled (Flowers and Boxes in Landscape)." 20 panel accordion book, ink and gouache on paper, 100″ x 7″, 2013
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Ines Do is an architect, urban planner and visual artist living in Berlin.
www.linesdrawn.org
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"Seen from the point of view of art, all our knowledge and our actions are but aesthetic expressions of forms and their transformations."
"Iannis Xenakis: Composer, Architect, Visionary explores the fundamental role of drawing in the work of Greek avant-garde composer Iannis Xenakis (1922–2001). A leading figure in twentieth century music, Xenakis was trained as a civil engineer, then became an architect and developed revolutionary designs while working with Le Corbusier. Comprised of nearly 100 documents created between 1953 and 1984, this is the first North American exhibition dedicated to Xenakis's original works on paper. Included are rarely-seen hand-rendered scores, architectural drawings, conceptual renderings, pre-compositional sketches, and graphic scores." (See the Drawing Center's exhibition catalogue: Drawing Papers 88: Iannis Xenakis: Composer, Architect, Visionary)
(Up:) Mycenae alpha, for UPIC [I.Xenakis 1978] 09:54 | Iannis Xenakis created the music using the UPIC which makes sound based on the drawings that he made. (Image from Musica Informatica)
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"I wasn't great at sports, I didn't have a flamboyant personality, but I could draw."
"At the juncture of fiction and memory, of cheap thrills and horror, lies the dark world of Charles Burns' art. His stories, appearing in alternative comics such as Raw since the early 1980s, take comic book clichés — wiseacre kids, sinister scientists and tough-as-nails detectives — and rearrange them into disturbing yet funny patterns. Beneath this interplay of familiar iconography lurks the real traumas of childhood, traumas of loss and alienation." (Read more on The Comics Journal)
Charles Burns, "Fear(s) of the Dark/Peur(s) du noir." (2007) WARNING: Graphic Content.
Charles Burns, "Altoids Commercial." (2005)
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``And since geometry is the right foundation of all painting, I have decided to teach its rudiments and principles to all youngsters eager for art.``
"A supremely gifted and versatile German artist of the Renaissance period, Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) was born in the Franconian city of Nuremberg, one of the strongest artistic and commercial centers in Europe during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. He was a brilliant painter, draftsman, and writer, though his first and probably greatest artistic impact was in the medium of printmaking…" (From the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Vincent Van Gogh, The Drawings)
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``I always find that painting is a grand statement whereas drawing is very personal and of that moment.``
Full Interview
N.A.S.A. ``The People Tree`` (feat. David Byrne, Chali 2na, Gift Of Gab, & Z-Trip)
"The international success of the Canadian-born artist Marcel Dzama belies the idea that contemporary art must involve tricky new media or radically conceptual thought. His work is figurative, his principal medium is pen-and-ink (or pen and diluted root-beer concentrate, a solution he discovered by accident and which can make his drawings look as if they are made in blood), and in his early days, at least, he wouldn't sign his work but saw it as a collaborative effort by himself and a few friends. After a group exhibition in Los Angeles, his drawings were shown at the Berlin Art Fair, where they attracted the New York gallery owner David Zwirner, who took on Dzama and exhibited 300 drawings at his Soho gallery in the spring of 1998. Dzama was 23…" (Read more on FT.com)


The law as I understand it is that if in a mixed marriage there's a child, the child can hold dual citizenship until they are 18 and then they must choose Indonesian or the foreign citizenship.
if the father is Indonesian but the mother holds dual foreign citizenship (ex. American and German) is the child permitted to hold triple citizenship in Indonesia until they are 18 (Indonesian, American and German)?