Tyler Cook's playing days at the University of Iowa have come to an end. Cook says he will hire an agent and enter the 2019 NBA draft.
Tyler Cook's playing days at the University of Iowa have come to an end. Cook says he will hire an agent and enter the 2019 NBA draft.
The Dallas Wings selected the Iowa senior with the third pick in the second round of Wednesday night's WNBA draft (17th overall).
The Iowa Hawkeyes snapped a two-year streak outside of the polls making their debut at number 25 in the latest Associated Press top-25.
Iowa took the frustration of a three game losing streak out on the Illinois Fighting Illini on Saturday. The Hawkeyes controlled everything from start to finish in a 63-0 whooping.
Luka Garza scored 17 points, Tyler Cook added 17 and Iowa overcame a sluggish start in a 93-82 win over Green Bay on Sunday.
Isaiah Bowser ran for 165 yards and a touchdown and Northwestern upset Iowa 14-10 on Saturday to clinch a spot in the Big Ten Championship.
Six players scored in double digits as the Iowa Hawkeyes hammered Guilford College 103-46 in an exhibition tune-up Sunday afternoon.
Nick Scott intercepted a pass to thwart Iowa at the Penn State 2 with 3:18 left and the No. 17 Nittany Lions held on to avoid a third straight home loss with a 30-24 victory Saturday over the No. 18 Hawkeyes.
Iowa senior Megan Gustafson picked up Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year honors the conference announced on Monday.
Nate Stanley threw for 86 yards and a touchdown and 19th-ranked Iowa pummeled Maryland 23-0 on Saturday for its third straight victory.
-Iowa tight ends Noah Fant and T.J. Hockenson share the honor as the John Mackey Tight End of the Week for their play in Iowa's 42-16 win at Indiana last Saturday.
Gustafson is the first ever Hawkeye to win the Citizen Naismith Trophy.


HomeCareDirect were proud to receive a GOOD Care Quality Commission (CQC) report following our latest inspection in September this year.
HomeCareDirect are committed and passionate about delivering our personalised care at home services to the highest standard at all times. We provide services that enable people and families to make the most of a personalised approach to their care at home so that they have the best quality of life they can.
The CQC inspection covers 5 key areas and measures if services are safe, effective, caring, responsive and well led.
We had some wonderful comments about our services from people and families who spoke very positively about our services and the great carers who work for HomeCareDirect.
Part of the CQC report highlighted how the inspectors viewed HomeCareDirect based on their inspection and the feedback they gained from our staff and the people we work with.
We would like to say a big thank you to everyone involved in gaining this rating from the CQC and for making our job such a pleasure and rewarding experience.
You can view a download a copy of the full report on the CQC website here.
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CQC Inspection – passed with flying colours!!!


…or vest if you are American.
I have been thinking about what I wanted to make with both the orange felted wool and brown merino jersey for long enough now. I have probably overthought the whole enterprise, which seems to be a common problem Chez Hood right now.
The main problem I have is that there is barely 140cm of the orange cloth (after washing) and I have spent ages convincing myself I can't do what I want with that much. Rubbish. I'm planning to self draft this pattern so I can make sure it fits the fabric available. Within reason.
The other problem is that I can't decide between two options. Think donkey between carrots. Yeah, that would be me at the moment and it isn't going to get any better until I just get on with something!
All of the pictures of waistcoats shown really appeal. The Poetry waistcoat has been in my 'I like this' pile of pictures for an age. I can't even remember when I put the booklet on the heap. *sigh* . The All Saints version is a prettier version in my opinion – but I still can't decide which I prefer. I know I want to have pockets, it would be useful to be able to close against the wind/weather, I don't want it to look too voluminous, and I want to be able to layer garments with it. What would probably happen is a hybrid version with the sections I like best from both.
I thought a neater, more 'jackety' option may be more useful – a bit like the Marcy Tilton Vogue 8430. Not necessarily a real 'jacket' but something edging that way.
I also liked the yellow Vogue 8932.
Check out that back detail – and it could be made sleeveless. Sadly I can't currently think of a sensible pocket option. Not something to kill the option but I would have liked a pocket.
I'm going to start drawing the pattern for these garments and then just make a start. They aren't so different so I may find that part way through I will make a final decision. I think I may be leaning towards the Yellow jacket, but after a cup of tea who knows. Any suggestions/preferences might be helpful – feel free to give opinions again.
I have (I think) decided to re-stash the brown merino for now. There are a number of things i would like to do and I am starting to feel a bit bogged down. I really need to clear a couple of projects to loosen a mental 'log jam'. Does anyone else find this happens to them?
Yes, sorry. I have been seduced by the alice+olivia Vogue 1261 again. I am sad to say that my 'happy top' has been worn almost to extinction and really needed a replacement. This time I decided to make view B, which is the one with the cowl and set in rather than raglan sleeves. It is still pretty cold here in the UK and I wanted something to wear right now.
After a quick trawl through my stash I came across what can only be called jersey 'stuff' which I can remember buying in Birmingham Rag Market for very little money. It is nice and soft, but a little firmer than the fabric I used for the previous incarnations of this top. I would guess it is a cotton or viscose, but with those painted lines it would be impossible to do a burn test!
This was a very quick project, and as I had made view A , ahem, several times before I just went ahead and sewed from start to finish without trying on. I narrowed the sleeves as before though I could probably have left a little more ease in this firmer fabric. It also appears to be a little shorter (probably not 'dropping' in the same way as the others) but I am quite happy. As this fabric is plain black on the inside I sewed the cowl with the right side to wrong side at the neckline seam so that the patterned side would be outside when I finished. The plain black does show a bit unless you spend some time organising the cowl so if I was making this again I would aim for a fabric that was OK to be seen on both sides.
I am pretty happy with this, but will be looking out for another top to make. I have a number of t-shirts that appear to be nearing the end of their lives. Why do they all die at once?
I was in a Charity Shop recently and happened to spot a small, green box out the corner of my eye. That isn't a ?…..is it ?…..buy it now Kim!
Lucky me! A Singer box!
An old Singer box! I lifted the lid with some trepidation as it was labelled 'spares' but inside discovered a little huddle of machine feet and a couple of bobbins.
Five Singer feet and other bits.
For £5 I have got a Ruffler, a binding foot, a rolled hem foot, an edge stitching/zipper foot, and another foot with a single hole in the middle (no other distinguishing features). There is also a seam guide and two metal bobbins. How happy am I?! I think all of these will fit Molly, although with one hand winding I may find myself struggling to manipulate all that I need to with some of these feet. I have photographed the only foot I can't identify on its own. Any ideas anyone?
I hadn't realised how long it has been since I posted. Please accept my apologies – I have been working on clearing 'that pile' of odd garments that we all seem to have which we intend to try and make more wearable. I may have managed with some of these but I will leave you to decide.
I decided to make a start with this blue top that I 'Quite liked' but never really picked out to wear. After some deliberation I decided that the problem was the sleeve – it just felt a bit 'baggy' and carried on into the underarm. The fabric was not expensive so I was very happy to just run the sleeve through the overlocker to narrow it , continuing a little way into the body side seam. Better I think. This top was from Burda magazine (10/2008) and whilst I quite like it I remember making an adjustment to tighten up the front neckline (to make it a bit more modest I think). In retrospect this really wasn't necessary.
Rear view – and those leggings!
Tunic length – and Vogue 1214 leggings.
I pulled out a dress in a fabulously bright (not what The Management called it!) cotton jersey. This was also from Burda 10/2008 – the magazine obviously hit a chord with me that month. I know this pattern is available on the Burda site to download and have seen some other versions blogged fairly recently. I love this dress. It would have been nice to have had a picture when it was a dress but I forgot that. Why wasn't it worn? No idea. I have another version in purple crushed velvet which is my 'go to' dress for winter. Anyway, as so many of my tops and t-shirts seem to be looking a bit sad I decided to convert this dress to tunic length. The hem is now about 24cm shorter than it was and I think I will probably wear it more now (that will make 'him' happy!).
You might also notice the black leggings. Yes, they are the black Vogue 1214 leggings from the last post. I took the thigh seam in about an inch and graduated that to about 1cm (anyone else choose metric or imperial depending on whichever suits the purpose rather than sticking to one?) at the ankle. I had to go into the crotch seam a little but not significantly to do this so the body is almost as it was. I did however add elastic into the band around the waist. It is a nice deep band, and I am sure it would have been just fine to hold the leggings up, but I'm a bit of a wuss and wanted the security of that elastic! I think I like these now – but I have bought the Papercut pattern that seems to be well regarded so I will try that next time.
Yes – I really liked this pattern!
I liked the adaption to the loud colourful dress so much I decided to shorten another from the pile. This is a polyester jersey that I bought from Birmingham – I can't think why particularly but I do like it. And the pattern. So, another tunic.
The next victim was a dress I made last year. This is Vogue 1027, and I really liked this when I first made it but it never felt quite right. The bust/waist ratio never felt quite right when I was wearing it. I was pretty upset about this – I thought I had found a real gem to make again and again. Maybe I am just not a dress sort of a gal. Or not the ones I have been choosing. Scissors at the ready, and now it is a skirt – with pockets. Don't you just love pockets to swing in?
Pockets in skirts are great!
I suspect it may get more 'outings' now that it is a skirt but I would still love to find that elusive dress that would make my wardrobe sing. I love the idea of dresses even though I am not a 'girly girl' . Maybe this on was too full skirted. Maybe there is just too much me. I am not going to get upset about the previous mistakes as I think you have to try new things out to have a wonderful surprise from time to time.
I have also been knitting – and that Kim Hargreaves sweater is almost finished now. I think that will probably get a bit more attention to get it to the finish line! What it really needs is a pair of smart trousers to go with it …..
Vogue 1214 – Not quite right.
I'm not entirely happy at the moment. I have worked on the Alice+Olivia vest/waistcoat this week and got almost to finished. For some strange reason I decided to try it on again yesterday after the lining was almost completely in place. And something is not quite right. I can't decide what I am not happy with (because I still like the basic garment) – but something is just 'off'. Darn. I split the front piece and made a princess seam to make a FBA. Maybe this made it wrong. Or it could be that I have added a bit too much allowance for my thick waist. As the whole thing is within an ace of being finished, and is top-stitched to blazes, I am going to put it away quietly for a week or two (not too long or it will become a UFO!) and come back to it fresh. I have photographs but the stripe in the fabric looks a bit weird on them. Sorry.
Front – not as bad as this on me – but bad.
Side view – what can I say?
Back – A bit 'baggy' and maybe too long?
I really do think the best thing I can do at present is walk away from this project.
I have decided to edit my wardrobe before I do any more sewing for myself. I know that there are some howling gaps in there but I really do need to get everything out into daylight, try on everything, and be really ruthless about what stays. In common with most of the population (according to the popular press) I wear about half of my clothes and the rest seem to be in the cupboards/drawers as insulation. Got to stop. We people who sew are lucky to be able to create exactly what we want/need. In my case I just need to be a lot more disciplined! Over the next few days I will start making a list and going through the stash to see what will fill the gaps.
One of the things I have been lusting after for some little while (and the weather here in Worcestershire is now just right for it) is a cape. I like both of these capes although they are quite different in character. I think I am leaning slightly toward the shorter, more casual, Patrones version but I am still concerned that I may end up looking like Batman's elderly Auntie. Any suggestions?
I can't believe how slowly Vogue 1214 is coming along. I haven't been faithful to my '30 minutes for me' time – and doesn't it show. The back and fronts are made – but not sewn together. The lining is cut out – but not sewn. The pieces that need to be interfaced are still waiting. Really not very good progress at all! And yet I like it so far (despite having sewn one of the back godets in twice as the stripes were going in different directions).
Still in bits – but I like it!
I did look at the different comments on Pattern review about this particular pattern and was very amused to see the godets referred to as 'Mud flaps' in one of the reviews! Tee hee! General opinion seemed to be mixed about how good/bad they were – but I like them so they are staying. I hope to be able to get this finished this week. I get bored if I spend too long on a garment so I don't want this to suffer that fate.
One of the reasons I have been so slow on this was I visited my darling daughter in London this weekend. I took the opportunity to visit the V&A (again!) to see the Ballgowns exhibition they have a t the moment – I thought it was well worth going to see. I bought the book as you weren't allowed to take photographs so I am able to enjoy them all over again. There was also a display in the gallery with the wrought iron in (on the third floor I think) of garments inspired by Armour I will post about that separately. This trip was mainly to support my daughter in what was her second half marathon at the Royal Parks Half Marathon – she did the first last week in Ealing. It was never the intention to do a marathon with a rest in the middle but she did just that – and did it very well finishing both in under 2 hours 15 minutes. Pardon the gloat but I am one very proud mother. Check out the medals!
Two half marathon medals – Well done DD!
I have had the first item in my Summer 6PAC finished for a few days now – I actually managed to finish my dress from Vogue pattern 1287 on Sunday during the European Cup final (Football/soccer for anyone lucky enough to not know what I am talking about!) but have only just managed to pin the management down to take photographs.
As I said in my last post there were a gazillion markings to be transfered onto the fabric before sewing.
Don't be tempted to skip this part – they really are essential. Even with all the marks tailor tacked I had to refer to the pattern pieces a couple of times. I think when I make this again (because I really LOVE this one!) I will use different coloured threads to keep me organised. I feel much happier in this more fitted skirt than I am in the other DKNY (Vogue 1027) pattern I made. I like that dress but don't feel as comfortable wearing it as this one, or the Vena Cava (Vogue 1258) 'Yowsa' dress I made late last year. Any ideas why ladies?
This dress was fairly easy to sew, even given the amount of tacks and tucks, and although I made a straight size 16 it fits fine. I would say that it could be considered to come up large so if you are considering it I would probably advise using a smaller size than you would usually use but do check the ease allowance you want. I have fairly sizable 'assetts' but no hips to speak of and I love the fit. This dress disguises all the 'baggy bits' around my tum but doesn't look like a tent. I took a lead from Alison C who had already made this dress and put elastic all round the waist rather than just into the back section. I stitched the sides of the front section to keep that area flat, but having the elastic inside the casing just keeps the front stiffer and looking neat.
The pattern suggests using stretch silk or similar for the dress but I really like it made in this viscose jersey print from stock. I have been looking for an excuse to sew this snake print and I am very happy with this dress. I didn't make the slip which is included in the pattern – I have other slips I could wear if required but I think this looks just fine without.
I am going away diving next week and packing space is always a bit short on those trips but this is going into the bag (rolled up to save space) as my one 'smart' garment.
Still using the 30 minute slots at the end of my working day I have started the first 'column' for the 6PAC in black. I know, not a very summery colour but one I wear a lot and it will also see me into autumn. Despite having made the 'dress in a linking print' I confess that I haven't decided what my second main fabric is going to be!
P.S. Pictures are indoors again as it is raining here. Again (or still depending on how you look at it). Perhaps when Wimbledon is over we will get some sunshine!


How Will Congress Cope With Trump?
Democrat or Republican, no one on Capitol Hill is certain what changes the president will bring.
What can the American people expect from the 115th Congress? Sounds like a trick question, right––or the start of a bad political joke? I mean, what have the American people come to expect from every Congress: dysfunction, partisanship, hypocrisy, opportunism, chaos … Down, down, down the list spirals.
For all his Who's-your-daddy swagger and drain-the-swamp chatter, Donald Trump is unlikely to make much of a dent in this dynamic. (Some cultures are simply beyond help.) But that doesn't mean Capitol Hill isn't braced for upheaval. Every election, particularly one involving a presidential transition, reshuffles legislative priorities and power dynamics. Toss in an erratic, ideologically fuzzy commander-in-chief who stumped hard against both congressional teams, and things could go topsy-turvy pretty quickly.
Amidst the ambiguity, however, there are Big-Picture adjustments that Hill folks acknowledge need to be made—by both teams––some of which go to the heart of how Congress has functioned (or not) in recent years.
For triumphant Republicans, the central challenge extends beyond the strategic into the existential: They must learn to function stripped of their unifying identity as anti-Obama warriors. Democrats, meanwhile, will be attempting a precarious balancing act of disagreeing, strongly and often, yet without being so disagreeable that they brass off the white-working-class Trump voters they are so desperate to win back.
This is a tougher transformation than you might think. For the past eight years, whether in the majority or minority, the House or the Senate, GOP lawmakers have rallied their conference, and their voters, around a single, straightforward mission: to make life as difficult as possible for the 44th president.
This was especially true in the House, where the bulk of Republicans were expressly elected to fight Obama. Less than a third of the conference has served under any other president. For the rest, a life of stalwart opposition is all they have ever known. And as frustrating as it may have been at times, the goal of stopping Obama at all costs stood clear and constant––comfortable even.
Most practically, Republican lawmakers must pivot from blocking someone else's agenda to crafting legislation that can garner at least a smidge of bipartisan support. (The GOP's Senate majority, you will recall, shrank this election, and Democrats are not in a conciliatory mood.) They can no longer just hate on government. They've got to figure out how to make it better.
Along the way, GOP lawmakers will be working to manage expectations and reactions from all sides. Among conservative voters and interest groups, excitement—and impatience—are running high. (On K Street, defense contractors and Wall Street types are among those eyeing the Trump era with great expectations.) Disappointments are bound to occur. "It's the nature of politics," said Cole. Managing those will be thornier without the all-purpose Obama card to play.
Republicans also will need a vastly subtler approach to disagreeing with their new president. They cannot simply vilify Trump as they did Obama without risking his voters turning on them. Trickier still, Trump does not take even gentle criticism well. With apologies to Michelle Obama: When they go low, he does not go high.
Well aware of this, Freedom Caucusers have been hard at work fashioning a new identity and purpose: less bomb throwing and ideological purity policing; more policy promotion.
So what will Democrats be up to while Republicans are test-driving a new raison d'etre? Working on their role as a strong––but not nihilistically obstructionist!––bulwark against the GOP juggernaut.
Oh, sure, some Democrats, like former Senate leadership aide Jim Manley, would like to see the team stick it to Republicans for their Obama-era policy of total gridlock. (Republican leader Mitch McConnell's nine months of stonewalling Obama's Supreme Court nominee is an especially sore spot.) "The only thing to do is steal a play from McConnell's playbook and try to burn the whole place down," grumped Manley.
"We are presenting a choice to the president," said the senior Senate aide. If he pursues issues that align with Democratic priorities, "he will find Democrats eager to work with him." This will, however, require Trump to "buck the Republicans in Congress," stressed the aide. Democrats' selective cooperation is not aimed at "finding middle ground" with GOP members, the aide clarified, but about Trump's "upending decades of Republican orthodoxy" and "going around congressional Republicans" on particular issues. The goal: deny the majority legislative wins while positioning Democrats as the party that can work with Trump to get stuff done.
Not that Democrats really expect Trump to follow through on his progressive promises. They tend to see those as just another piece of the massive con job he perpetrated on the electorate, and exposing the con is central to rallying public sentiment against the president, they say. "We have to confront him on substantive issues in surgical ways: Show reporters and constituents exactly how he's not living up to his impossible promises," said the House Democratic aide.
Operationally, this will mean getting better at the "granular stuff," like coordinating news releases, said the House aide. "Have every House Dem send something to their local press list and post on social media at the same time. You may have noticed, House Democrats aren't very good at this currently." And all seem to agree that it does not pay to go tweet-to-tweet with Trump. That way lies madness.
There will, of course, be issues on which individual Democratic members need to break ranks in order to keep constituents back home happy. This is as it ever was. Thus, especially on environmental and energy issues, look for Senate Democratic chief Chuck Schumer to allow his troops (especially those up for reelection in 2018 in states won by Trump) occasional voting flexibility--so long as the overall count denies Republicans a filibuster-proof supermajority.
Then there is the oh-so-delicate crusade upon which both parties will be embarking: wooing--or at least not alienating--the white working-class voters who put Trump in office. This demographic has issues with both congressional teams, and both acknowledge that the cohort must be handled with care.
For their part, Republicans will be working to embrace their new voters without allowing them to fundamentally alter the party. The white working class tends to be not only less conservative on social issues than the GOP's evangelical base but also significantly less hostile to Big Government.
"These voters are more accepting of federal government spending and power," said the Senate Republican aide. "How will the GOP accommodate these new members of their governing coalition? Will the theater of Trump be enough, or will policy concessions need to be made to make them show up in November 2018 as well?" Keeping Trumpkins in the fold without diluting core conservative values will be a juggling act for the entire conference.
So while Congress may not become significantly more functional—or less maddening--in the coming session, it will at least get shaken up a bit as exotic new challenges are layered atop deeply entrenched ones. In the Trump era, the rule of thumb on Capitol Hill is the same as everywhere else: expect the unexpected.


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UW-Casper Commencement May 14th
Brian Scott
Brian Scott Published: May 13, 2015
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The University of Wyoming at Casper's (UW-Casper) commencement ceremony will honor 83 graduates on May 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Casper Events Center. Bruce Richardson, senior lecturer of English at UW-Casper and recipient of the John P. Ellbogen Lifetime Teaching Award, will offer the faculty reflections, followed by the student speaker Melissa Berg, candidate for a bachelor's degree in English and physiology. Janelle Fletcher-Kilmer, director of fine arts outreach and cultural programs at UW, will offer the commencement address.
Degrees will be awarded in applied science, biology, business administration, communication, criminal justice, elementary education, English, family and consumer sciences, humanities and fine arts, mathematics and sciences, physiology, psychology, social sciences, and social work.
A reception for graduates and their families will immediately follow the ceremony.
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Slice of Pi Quilts: It's Launch Day!
I can finally reveal what has been going on behind the scenes here for months!
I have written three quilt patterns that are now available for sale!
First up is the Bookends Mini quilt. When I made this quilt for the first time (exactly a year ago), I had numerous requests for a pattern. Now it's a real thing! You can read more about this quilt on this blog post.
The second pattern is for the Laying Tracks quilt. I've had this quilt idea as my phone's wallpaper since last October! Time to find a new wallpaper! Read all about it here.
The third pattern is for the Split Arrows quilt. You may remember seeing this quilt before! I made it for a friend's new baby last October. Read more about it here.
There are currently two places online to find the patterns. You can purchase the patterns digitally in my Craftsy pattern store, and both digital and print copies are available in my Etsy store.
And there's even more reason to celebrate! All three patterns are going to be sold in a real brick and mortar quilt shop! My favorite local quilt shop, The Stitchin' Post in Willow Springs, MO, has agreed to sell the patterns! I'm hoping this is the first of many quilt shops to carry them! If you are local, I would love for you to go visit!
Today is a real "dream come true" kind of day! I have fully enjoyed the entire process: from coming up with a new quilt idea to learning the nuances of the quilting industry. Now that I'm in my 30s, I finally feel like I know what I want to be when I grow up! As a friend recently pointed out, "I can see why you like writing patterns - it's like one giant math problem!" Such a true statement! Pattern writing combines so many of the things I really love!
I am nervous, optimistic, and crazy excited about this new endeavor! Thank you for coming along for the ride and supporting me! I can't wait to see what's next!
I'm so happy and excited for you! I so glad that you have shared some of your journey with me!
I am so very proud of you! Way to follow your dreams!
Congrats on your launch. May there be many more.


Too many people do not understand the limitations of equipment until after their investment and then realize they shoulda', woulda', coulda' spent their money elsewhere. Let me save you time and money while delivering the best opportunity for gaining your hard earned fitness.
First lets talk about cardiovascular training equipment. I am going to make this as simple as possible. Purchase the piece of equipment that you can enjoy to some extent, that is safe and appropriate for your needs, and that you can tolerate to be on for many hours each month, month after month.
If you have bad knees a stepper might be a bad choice, and if you have very poor coordination and balance you might reconsider a treadmill purchase. I also suggest using a piece of equipment for a week or two to be sure you like it before purchasing. This might involve a short-term gym membership, which will save you in the long run, as treadmills make very expensive clothes hangers.
When it comes to strength training equipment, I love the variety and versatility that free weights, particularly dumbbells, offer. Couple them with a stability ball, an adjustable bench and maybe some rubber tubing and you have a very inexpensive set-up.
Free weights will help your family with a wide range of goals. The woman of the house might want to tone up, the man might want to add a little size to his arms, and the teenager might want to improve athletic performance. Free weights cover all the bases, while machines will lead to plateaus from their lack of versatility. I would suggest getting a set of dumbbells starting at 5 pounds and going up to 30 pounds for beginners, or well beyond for the stronger men.
Free weights do have some limitations, especially when training your upper and mid-back muscles, as you are limited to rowing type motions. This is the reason I included rubbing tubing in your wish list. With rubber tubing, you can not only gain a great deal of exercise variations for all muscle groups, but also incorporate a "pulldown" motion that will hit back muscles from a new angle compared to solely the rowing motion. I would suggest a variety of different strength tubes, sometimes using multiple tubes at the same time for stronger muscles.
A stability, or swiss ball, is a great tool for nearly every muscle in the body, but especially for your abs and other core muscles. You must get a stability ball that will deflate slowly if punctured. The cheaper balls can burst suddenly and this can be a huge safety issue. Look for a ball that has some sort of "slow deflate system".
Part of your investment in this inexpensive set up is learning the large variety of exercises that can be done with your equipment. Many of the traditional exercises that you can perform can be seen in fitness magazines but they are limited, and if you are performing them incorrectly there is nobody there to correct you. So I suggest a session or two with a knowledgeable trainer to teach you a large variety of exercises, along with how to perform them correctly. In addition to this a professional trainer can set you up with the proper frequency and intensity for your workouts to meet your goals. Too many people try to throw together their own program and get discouraged with limited results. Do it right from the beginning and reap the benefits of efficient and productive workouts.


In December 2018, Elia submitted an application to the Town of Aalter for planning permission to lay fibre-optic cables in Venecolaan. Following the approval of this application in late December 2018, the relevant work, which will be conducted in synergy with and under the supervision of Proximus, will get under way on 11 February 2019. The cables will be laid from the intersection between Venecolaan and Nijverheidslaan to the AVEVE and ENGIE sites in Venecolaan. The work is expected to take around four weeks.
If you have any questions or would like more information about this work, please call the free hotline on 0800 11 089 or send an e mail to omwonenden@elia.be.
In early September, Elia started preparatory work on the construction of the new high-voltage substation on Léon Bekaertlaan. Specifically, this means that the contractor will install the site facilities and set up storage areas. In early October, Elia will begin the actual construction of the high-voltage substation. Under 'Documents' you will find the letter sent to local residents in connection with the start of the preparatory work.
As announced earlier, the schedule for the cable work in the Lakeland industrial zone will start in the first half of 2019. The exact time-frame has not yet been announced.
The new HV substation and cable work will mean a modernised high-voltage grid in the Lakeland industrial zone as well as greater capacity. This will ensure security of supply for homes and businesses in Aalter, Knesselare and Wingenen in the future.
On Wednesday, 13 September 2017, Elia is organising an information event on the Aalter project at the Lakeland industrial zone.
Businesses and local residents in the Lakeland industrial zone and surrounding area will receive invitations to this information event. Businesses are invited to attend between 11.30 a.m. and 3 p.m., and local residents between 5 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.
At this event, Elia will focus on the purpose of the works, the mobility situation at the industrial zone and the project schedule. Businesses and residents will also have the chance to ask the project managers questions.
The Elia project in Aalter aims to modernise and increase the capacity of the high-voltage grid at the Lakeland industrial zone to ensure the future security of supply of households and local businesses in Aalter, Knesselare and Wingene.
Elia's project will also give local businesses at the industrial zone more opportunities to expand, thanks to both the planned increased grid capacity and the space created by moving the high-voltage substation to Léon Bekaertlaan, where Elia has its own site for a new substation.
The Aalter project involves replacing the substation at Venecolaan with a new 36-kV substation at Léon Bekaertlaan. This substation not only supplies the surrounding industrial zones and residential areas with electricity. The distribution system for Aalter, Knesselare and Wingene is also connected to it.
The current substation at Venecolaan will be dismantled at the end of the project.
Elia will also carry out cable work at the Lakeland industrial zone to connect the distribution system and businesses connected directly to the Elia grid to the new substation at Léon Bekaertlaan. A large part of the existing cable connections in the industrial zone can be kept, reducing the disruption and investment cost. Old parts will be replaced by new cables with higher transmission capacity and connected to the existing connections. Furthermore, two new 36-kV cables will be laid between the new substation at Léon Bekaertlaan and Ter Lake.
the route where the new cables will be laid between Léon Bekaertlaan and Ter Lake.
Elia uses existing cables as much as possible to limit the impact of the cable work.
Work only takes place during the day, so no depots or sites are lit up at night.
After work is completed, the land is always restored to its original state using a description of the location.
Elia agrees on specific routes with the municipal authorities and local police to spread out and limit site traffic.
Elia promises local residents that they will always be able to access their homes.
In the event of specific temporarily increased disruption for residents, Elia or its subcontractor(s) will always let the affected parties know individually via a letter.
When diversions are required for normal traffic, this is arranged with the road authority (Aalter or the Flemish Region) and clearly communicated to residents.
Elia assists businesses at the Lakeland industrial zone with their communications by providing an information pack. Businesses can then forward this information on the phases of the project, disruption, accessibility, communication channels and diversions to customers, suppliers and employees.
If you have any questions, or would like more information, please call the free hotline on 0800 11 089 or send an e-mail to omwonenden@elia.be.


RansomBuster is a new free anti-ransomware tool from Trend Micro that will help stop all forms of Ransomware attacks on your Windows computer in its tracks, by providing an additional layer of security. It does so by blocking access by an unauthorized process to your important folders. Let us take a look at this anti-ransomware software for Windows PC.
Ransom Buster offers protection against all forms of ransomware, by blocking access to unknown processes to your protected files automatically. It enhances your current security software with an extra layer of protection.
RansomBuster is built on TrendMicro's Anti-Malware Security Platform (the same platform as their Internet Security products) and so it also contains their "Damage Recovery Engine". This allows RansomBuster to analyze malware that has slipped past the permission based protection and started encrypting files. Before any files are encrypted, the tool halts the process, backs up the file and allow the encryption to proceed. If a number of files are encrypted in rapid succession, the tool stops and kills the process and recovers the files to their original location and notifies the user. Additionally, if there is a folder name change on one of the protected folders, Trend will notify the user that they need to reset the protection.
Once you have downloaded its setup file from Trend Micro, run it to commence the installation.
Once the installation is completed, you will be asked to select the folders you want to protect.
Click on Select Folders to Protect to open the following panel and then click on the Manage Folders button to add or remove folders.
By default the Documents and a few other folders are already protected. Once done, click OK to exit.
This ransomware protection tool allows popular applications to automatically access your protected folders. But you can also grant software programs you trust access to protected files.
To do so, click on the Trusted Program List link on the main console and use the Add or Remove buttons to add or remove programs from this list.
When the program is running, its program icon will sit lightly in the notification area of your Taskbar. If you double-click on the program's icon in the system tray the following main console opens – which will let you manage the folders and the programs.
The tool is quite easy to use. Simply install it, select a folder to protect, and you are done. Moreover, it will not slow down your PC, and moreover, no virus pattern updates are required. The program is set to update automatically as and when required.
This tool appears to be offering similar protection that Controlled Folder Access offers in Windows 10 v1709, so I am not sure how useful it will be to the users of this Windows version. However, it is a must-use tool for all other Windows versions.
Seeing the spate of Ransomware attacks occurring, it is definitely a good idea to prevent ransomware attacks by making use of an additional anti-ransomware software. It is available for download from TrendMicro.com. It works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8 and Windows 7.
Cool tool. Only problem I have is Trend Micro has merged with CIA contractor Booz Allen.. Not sure I trust their stuff on my systems.
Be careful … installed this on 2 pc's (win 10's with fall update) and both started to have problems (freezing, BSOD). After reinstalling I'm back to normal.


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San Angelo has a wide variety of educational opportunities. There is a major four-year university and a well-respected community college. The San Angelo Independent School District has over 14,000 students. Nearby Wall, Christoval, Grape Creek, Veribest and Water Valley Independent School Districts also draw a lot of young people from San Angelo. Included is also a listing of private schools and their affiliations.
Angelo State University is a dynamic learning institution ranked by The Princeton Review as one of the nation's Best Colleges every year since 2010. The university offers over 100 majors and concentrations through its six colleges: health and human services, arts and humanities, education, graduate studies, engineering and business.
ASU hit its goal of having over 10,000 students enrolled in 2017, three years ahead of its goal. President Brian May said ASU has students representing 27 different states and 17 different countries. The campus has new buildings springing up all over its 268 acres.
"The Archer College of Health and Human Services will house nursing and physical therapy," May said. "The Hunter Strain Engineering building houses our brand new engineering department. We have a brand new housing development going up on Rosemont." ASU's college of business got a new name this year; it is now named the Norris-Vincent College of Business.
Students play and cheer for the Angelo State Rams men's teams in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, track and field, and for women in basketball, cross country, golf, softball, soccer, track and field, tennis and volleyball.
ASU Administration: 2601 W. Ave. N, 800.946.8627; angelo.edu.
Howard College offers a variety of programs of study to meet the ever-changing needs of West Texas. There are classes for students who want to get an associate's degree and transfer to a four-year school as well as health professional programs, career technology programs and Southwest Collegiate Institute for the Deaf (SWCID) degrees and certifications
Associates degree transfer programs include Associate of Arts degrees in art, communication, drama, English, general studies, history and music; Associate of Arts in Teaching.; Associate of Science degrees in agriculture, biology, business, chemistry, child development studies, communication, computer science, criminal justice, English, general studies, health and physical education and history.
There are also programs for registered nurses, transition from LVN to RN, vocational nursing, medical assistant, respiratory care, paramedics, surgical technology and radiology technology.
The career technical education programs include agriculture, business, child and family development, construction trades, cosmetology, criminal justice technology and information technology.
SWCID degrees and certifications include American Sign Language, automotive maintenance technician, computer and information systems, dental lab technology, interpreter training, office technology, visual communications technology and welding.
HC Administration: 3501 US 67, 325.481.8300; howardcollege.edu.
Park University
San Angelo's higher education landscape includes Park University, a global system based in Parkville, Mo. Park specializes in flexible education options, with 33 of its 42 campuses located on U.S. military installations, including Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo. Classes and degree plans are also available to civilian students in the community. Extensive online programs help the University, launched in 1875, serve 16,500 students annually. 265 Kearney Blvd, RM 208, Goodfellow AFB, 325-654-4082; park.edu.
San Angelo ISD
San Angelo Independent School District operates 17 elementary schools, three middle schools, one freshman campus, two alternative campuses and two high schools. Approximately 1,000 teachers are employed to teach the 14,000 students.
Some quick facts about the school district:
15:1 student to teacher ratio
Student population: 51% Hispanic, 42% Anglo, 6% African American, 1% Asian Pacific Islander, 1% Native American
One 6A High School and One 5A High School
Three Head Start/Early Head Start campuses serving over 500 children ages 0-5
Pre-AP/AP classes offered in English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Foreign Language, and Art
Dual credit technical and academic courses from Howard College and Angelo State University
Gifted and Talented classes available
Outstanding fine arts and performing arts programs
Award winning athletic programs
State of the art Career & Technology courses
SAISD Administration: 1621 University Ave., 325.947.3700; saisd.org.
CHRISTOVAL ISD
Christoval Independent School District is a highly rated, public school district. It has 488 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1. According to state test scores, 82% of students are at least proficient in math and 87% in reading.Average Graduation Rate is 90%,the average ACT is 24. 325.896.2520, 20065 Third St, Christoval, 76935; christovalisd.org
GRAPE CREEK ISD
Grape Creek Independent School District is an above average, public school district located in San Angelo. It has 1,127 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 13 to 1. According to state test scores, 68% of students are at least proficient in math and 61% in reading.Average Graduation Rate is 92%,
Average SAT is 1060, Average ACT is23.325.658.7823, 9633 Grape Creek Rd, San Angelo, 76901; grapecreekisd.net
VERIBEST ISD
Veribest School District was established in 1889 and the school that exists today was built in 1927. VISD is a highly rated, public school district with 261 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1. According to state test scores, 82% of students are at least proficient in math and 77% in reading. The average SAT is 1130, the average ACT is 23. 325.655.4912, 10062 F M Hwy 380, Veribest, 76886; veribestisd.net
WATER VALLEY ISD
Water Valley Independent School District is a highly rated, public school district located in Water Valley, TX. It has 321 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 11 to 1. According to state test scores, 82% of students are at least proficient in math and 82% in reading. The average ACT is 25. 325.484.2478, 18000 Wildcat Dr., Water Valley, 76958; wvisd.net
WALL ISD
The public school system in Wall, just east of San Angelo, has three campuses. Wall High School houses grades 9-12, Wall Middle is grades 6-8 and Wall Elementary is pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The school system serves approximately 1,100 students in the rural community. The Hawks have a strong tradition of excellence in both academics and extra-curricular activities. Dedicated staff, involved parents and outstanding students all contribute to making Wall one of the best schools in the state. WISDAdministrative: 6065 Loop 570, Wall, 325.651.7790; wallisd.net.
Premier High School
Premier High School offers an alternative to the traditional educational environment for grades 9-12. 4102 Sunset Drive, 325.603.4444, premier-sanangelo.responsiveed.com
Texas Leadership Charter Academy
Texas Leadership Academy is a UIL member charter school founded in 2009 that offers Pre-K through 12 education with a focus on leadership development. 5687 Melrose Ave. 325.653.3200. texasleadership.net
There are eight private schools in San Angelo serving 1,015 students. According to the website privateschoolreview.com, minority enrollment is 37% of the student body, and the student to teacher ratio is 10:1.
Ambleside School of San Angelo
Kindergarten – 12th Grade
Angelo Catholic School
Pre-Kindergarten – 1st Grade
Cornerstone Christian School
Pre-Kindergarten – 12th Grade
Gateway Christian Academy
Pre-Kindergarten – 6th Grade
Potter's Hand School
San Angelo Christian Academy
Daycare/Preschools
Harris Avenue Baptist Church School
Nursery/Preschool-Prekindergarten
Glen Meadows Joy School
Nursery/Preschool-Kindergarten


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send to debian-devel at least has the blessing of the dpkg people.
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This funding is ring-fenced and therefore can only be spent on provision of PE and sport in schools. Funding for schools is be calculated by reference to the number of primary-aged pupils (between the ages of 5 and 11), as recorded in the annual schools census in January of each year.
Schools must spend the additional funding on additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport provision.
How are we spending the Sports Premium funding?
Further information on how this is being spent can be found in the action plan located on the right hand column.


Recently I was delighted to learn that White Fox Social Media would be working for Dankor Development Company, and Central Illinois Ventures, on the new Metropolitan Place, and Joan Reilly Smith Cultural Center. Mr. Dan Mulcahy and Mr. Irv Smith are busy renovating the First United Methodist Church in downtown Springfield, Il into the Metropolitan Place.
My participation was thanks to ZG Worldwide, and it was also thanks to Mr. Mulcahy, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Soliwon that ZG Worldwide Associates were able to have front row seats (or at least curb side on Capitol Avenue) for the 4th of July fireworks.
To describe the weather for the evening as "perfect" would have been an understatement. And I was able to indulge in one of my newer pastimes of photography, and had challenged myself to try and get photographs of the fireworks.
Cathy Mosley brings her 26 years of storytelling and writing experience to the realm of Social Media. To help small businesses.


What every baby needs… Choosing baby equipment the green way.
Despite the rising costs of living, and contrary to the advice of some doom and gloomers concerned about the environmental impact, humans still continue to have babies and raise children – thank goodness. Despite the birthrate per person reducing, both in the developed and the developing world, the population of the world continues to grow. That growing population consumes natural resources, leaving a carbon footprint which affects the natural environment, and ultimately contributes to climate change. Baby equipment adds to that consumption.
According to MoneySense.ca, it is estimated that average cost for raising a child to age 18 in Canada is $243,660 in other words $12,825 per child, per year — or $1,070 per month.(*1) . The parents of these children generally want the best for them. Many probably have relatively more financial security than many previous generations making them prime targets for the thriving baby goods and service industries. There is huge pressure from advertising, the media, celebrity endorsements and even amongst other parents locally, to buy the latest gadgets and equipment. Current trends for providing and purchasing items for babies are not only frightening financially but also environmentally. Most are manufactured and transported with little regard for the environment. Thankfully parents of babies and those raising children do not have to resort to over consumption of natural resources. Green principles apply to baby goods and services just as with any others. We can make choices to include organic, locally produced, recycled, reusable, biodegradable, ethically produced or even homemade baby equipment and supplies.
As with any other goods and services the first step in choosing baby equipment is to work out if we do in fact need them? If we do, do they need to be new or could we reuse one? Does it support us as we do our best to love and nurture them, and keep them safe and well, and allow them to develop and grow at their own pace? Is there a more natural eco friendly way to do it? Can we learn from parents of the past, or from other cultures? Is there something we can do to reduce our carbon footprint and be more eco-friendly?
Parenthood has its ups and downs, and eco choices should add to the joy rather than making things harder. We may not be able to be have 100 % eco parenting success, and for a variety of reasons, but every effort we make is worth making.
In the past when women were preparing for their babies they would rarely buy new things. They would gather hand me down baby equipment and clothes, passed on from relatives or neighbors, or make items they needed. My Grandmother told me of the neighborhood scramble for extra baby clothes and a crib after she unexpectedly gave birth to twins, a boy, my Dad, and a girl in 1923. Just because we have more items available to buy now, doesn't mean we need necessarily need to buy them. Some are just not necessary, or even particularly helpful.
Do you ever wonder what our ancestors would make of the current baby goods and equipment market? Some products would probably be met with appreciation and even some envy, as they have made baby rearing easier, and have contributed to increased child safety, heath, and well-being. However, the vast spread of nursery items and luxuries, way beyond the necessities for caring for a baby would possibly be met with the scratching of heads and puzzled expressions, or maybe even laughter! Some of today's parents even admit to not actually using many of the items they invested in as first timers. I am not proposing returning to the days of wearing a series of almost worn out hand me down home-made smocks during pregnancy, putting our babies in a drawer to sleep wrapped in an old sack, and dispensing with car seats and strollers, but I hope we can resist the growing trend of seeing babies and their equipment as fashion statements. It is not necessary to be pushing or carrying our baby in this seasons brand and colours.
Strollers, baby carriers and cribs can be passed on by friends of relatives, or purchased second hand. There is likely to be a wealth of pre-used baby equipment available due to the trends of those who feel the need to regularly upgrade, or update. Personally I researched for the best quality stroller I could afford at the time, and made sure it was suitable from birth until no longer required. I used the same one for all of my babies, spanning a 14 year period, with cleaning, maintenance and repairs as necessary, revamping it for each new baby with accessories and blankets. Some parents prefer to use baby carriers, and not use strollers at all.
Second hand cribs are often available. It is advisable to replace the mattress, preferably made of eco-friendly materials such as latex, bamboo or organic cover for health and safety. These must fit exactly. Very old cribs might not be suitable as they may have leaded paint.
Older hand me downs or home-made sheets, and blankets are great too, but check they follow current guidelines so that baby will not over heat.
If buying new, opt for eco-friendly certified materials.
If co-sleeping is the preferred option, baby will still need somewhere safe to sleep. Seek current advice and avoid co sleeping especially if either parent smokes, drinks alcohol or is unwell.
Baby car/automobile seats are trickier to source second hand, as they need to comply with current safety laws/ guidance. If they do comply it's important to be sure that they have never been involved in an accident. Fitting instructions should also be available and installation should be checked by an expert. I made the mistake of buying a car seat whist overseas visiting a relative, only to find that it did not comply with my home country safety requirements. The release clip was in a different location to our local seats. This could have hindered emergency services releasing my baby in the event of an accident.
Remember that rear facing baby car seats should not be placed in a seat with a passenger air bag, unless it has been deactivated. Older cars may not have that information or advice available.
Baby baths are smaller and therefore use less water than a normal bath tub. They are by their very nature, eco-friendly. Bathwater can be diverted to other uses, such in the garden, or toilet flushing.
I am grateful that I have supportive Mum friends who are honest and realistic about the challenges of parenthood. None of us score highly in the baby fashion stakes, and do what we can to be as green as we can. We refer to our children as free range, but are quick to correct anyone who mistakenly refers to them as feral, with the exception of one child, who happens to be one of mine.
Unlike some parents, we are not particularly competitive about our babies. Our only competitions are the ones where we share our less successful parenting stories. My usually sensible police officer friend scored particularly highly on the parenting mistakes leader board. She admitted that she left forgot to put her baby into the car when leaving on a shopping trip, and drove off leaving him in his car seat on the drive outside her home . The ultimate safety car seat will not protect the baby unless it is used and installed correctly – preferably in the car!
Another time this same mother successfully remembered her baby but drove off leaving the front door wide open, with all of the house lights, and heating and even the TV on. Just think of her environmental impact, let alone the potential risks! Thankfully I was passing by and remedied the situation. I can honestly say I have never done either of those things. After the initial shock, feelings of shame, and reassurances that no harm was done, what else could we do but laugh? I am not in a position to judge. I've got a long list my own mistakes to share. We are only human and in the case of parents and carers of babies, we are very tired humans. We make mistakes, but we try our best. Somehow our babies survive and grow – sometimes in spite of what we do.
The most important thing to remember is that no matter what, all we can do is our best for our babies. At the same time we can try to do our best for the environment, to leave the world a better place for our babies and their babies.


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View the 2021 Louie Award Winners
View the 2021 Louie Award Finalists
2021 Louie Award Categories
Louie Cards of the Year and Special Acknowledgments
32nd Annual Louie Awards
The annual Louie Awards program has been honoring the best cards in the industry for over 30 years.
The 32nd Annual Louie Award Winners have been announced! Check them out below and read the press release here.
View the Finalists and Winners Here
Paper Engineering and Innovation Category
Category Sponsors
Congratulations/Special Occasion $5 and Below Category
Louie Supporters
To view a full list of the categories this year, click here.
NEW categories we are excited to celebrate this year:
Celebrating Diversity & Inclusion
Cards for an increasingly diverse, unique, and wonderful world.
Cards that reflect the current times, trends, and events.
Special Recognition:
Illustrator of the Year
Writer of the Year
Since 1988, the greeting card industry has come together each year to celebrate the best our industry has to offer. Hundreds of companies from around the world enter thousands of their best cards for the chance to win the coveted LOUIE Award. The deadline typically falls at the end of the calendar year.
One of the best things about the program is the number of new publishers who enter and win each year! The finalists are announced in late February, and the GCA promotes every finalist on the web and through social media. The announcement of the finalists gives us an opportunity to share the spotlight with some truly gifted greeting card publishers, designers, and artists. The excitement continues to build until May when the winners are announced.
That's only the beginning. Each spring, our fabulous publishers and GCA Associate members come together again to design and build an outstanding awards celebration. This is where the LOUIE Award winners are announced for the first time. Not even the finalists know who will win, so we encourage all finalists and greeting card professionals to attend! Because our awards program is all about excellence in printing, our volunteers also create the invitations, program, and other items seen each year at the LOUIE Awards celebration.
Following the LOUIE Awards celebration, each winner is automatically entered into our annual Consumer's Choice competition. Through the Consumer's Choice Awards, LOUIE Award winners can expect increased exposure, press coverage, and lots of social media attention from thousands of consumers.
Stay up to date by following us on Instagram, Facebook & Twitter!
History and Judging Criteria
Launched in 1988, the "LOUIEs" honor Louis Prang, the German-born Boston lithographer and publisher known as the "Father of the American Christmas Card." Nearly 200 companies submitted hundreds of entries in 51 categories in this year's competition. Fifty-five companies had at least one card advance to the finalist round. The LOUIE Awards are open to all publishers in the U.S. and throughout the world. While GCA members receive a reduced entry fee, any publisher who marketed and sold cards in the U.S. in 2019 was eligible.
A panel of 19 industry experts comprised of retailers, publishers and designers judged entries against five criteria: originality, impact, design excellence, "sendability," and value; all identifying information about the entrant was withdrawn from the entries. A Blue-Ribbon Panel of five judges selected the "Cards of the Year" and chose to honor the "Judge's Award for Excellence" from among all categories. All judges recuse themselves from judging their own company cards.
2022 Louie Awards
We look forward to the LOUIE Awards every year. I love to see the beautiful work that comes from the designers and companies from across the country and around the world.
Melissa Weiler
Persnickety
Every GCA member saves on their LOUIE Awards card entries. But there are so many reasons to join. The GCA today represents nearly 200 American and international publishers from diverse businesses – ranging from young start-ups to established companies of all sizes, scopes and years in the industry – as well as suppliers that provide production services and product distribution at the wholesale level.


The latest one doing the rounds claims that the airline is offering free tickets for its anniversary.
Dubai's flagship airline Emirates is no stranger to online scams that claim to offer free tickets.
Four to five such scams surface every year, and each time the airline has to issue a statement that it's just a hoax.
"We are aware that there are posts circulating regarding a ticket giveaway for Emirates' birthday. This is not an official competition and we advise caution. Genuine competitions are only hosted on our official social media accounts, marked with a blue tick," the airline said on Twitter.
A similar scam had done the rounds on social media earlier this year, following which the airline issued a warning that it will take legal action against parties spreading rumours.
We are aware that there are posts circulating regarding a ticket giveaway for Emirates' birthday. This is not an official competition and we advise caution. Genuine competitions are only hosted on our official social media accounts, marked with a blue tick.
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Boy, 10 Commits Suicide
Residents of Moke, near Adukrom in the Asokore Mampong municipality have been thrown into a state of mourning following a report that a 10-year-old boy in the area had hanged himself in his parent's room.
The incident reportedly happened at about 3:00 pm on Thursday, barely one hour after the lad had returned from school.
He had since been dumped at a morgue in a medical facility in Kumasi for autopsy to confirm the exact cause of death.
But some people in the area have some doubts as to whether the 10-year-old boy indeed hanged himself as was being bandied around.
Paa Ekow, a resident of the area, told Otec FM that he had doubts about reports that the boy hanged himself.
According to him, he was one of the few people that rushed to the crime scene when news broke that the boy had hanged himself.
Paa Ekow alleged that he did not see any rope or any sign on the dead body, which suggested that there was hanging.
"I did not see any foam in the boy's mouth, or toilet on the body and again, I did not see any rope which pointed to hanging," he claimed.
According to him, the minor returned from school at about 2:00 pm and by 3:00 pm it was reported that he had hanged himself to death in his parent's room.
Paa Ekow, who seemed not convinced, therefore appealed to the security agencies to thoroughly investigate the matter.
Meanwhile, reports indicate that the police at Asokore Mampong are investigating the incident to help clear any doubts.
Source: Daily Guide
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The Art of Atomhawk Design: Volume 1
Compiled by Cumron Ashtiani
Illustrated by Peter Thompson, Corlen Kruger and Stephan Stamboulis
Edited by 3DTotal Publishing
Published by: 3DTotal Publishing
Imprint: 3DTotal Publishing
192 Pages, 8.50 x 11.00 in, Color illustrations throughout
Founded in 2009, Atomhawk Design Ltd has quickly developed a reputation for delivering exceptional concept art for the film, game and online industries. The Art of Atomhawk Design: Volume 1 presents a variety of sketches and work-in-progress images from some of this young studio's most successful projects, along with a selection of inspirational personal pieces. From breathtaking action scenes to mind-blowing futuristic environments, this book provides a tantalizing insight into the creative mind of a professional concept artist and demonstrates how a team of experienced industry veterans can turn a simple idea into a captivating visual feast.
As well as boasting an impressive portfolio of concept work, Atomhawk Design have worked with some of the best entertainment companies in the business, including Ubisoft, Warner Bros Games and Nether Realm, on projects such as Wheelman, Mortal Kombat, Dead Island and Enslaved: Odyssey to the West.
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Characters
- Chapter Two: Action
- Chapter Three: Environments
- Chapter Four: Vehicles
- Chapter Five: Artist Profiles
Atomhawk Design Ltd was founded in 2009 by four highly talented and experienced industry veterans from the legendary Midway Games Inc. Led by Director, Cumron Ashtiani, the company has rapidly developed a reputation for delivering exceptional concept art for the film, game and online industries. As a team they fully understand what it takes to compete in the entertainment and digital online sectors. Their clients need the most creative art and design work, executed to the highest possible standards in order to say ahead of their competition, and Atomhawk provide this without fail.
Cumron Ashtiani
Residence: England
Position: Director/CEO of Atomhawk Design Ltd
Cumron Ashtiani has over fourteen years experience in the games industry and has worked as lead artist and studio art director for a number of high profile companies including Midway Games, Kuju Entertainment and Black Cactus.
Corlen Kruger
Position: Lead Concept Artist
South African-born, award-winning concept artist Corlen Kruger was lead artist at I-Imagine Interactive before moving to the UK to join Midway Games and, later, Atomhawk Design.
Pete Thompson
Pete Thompson has a background in freelance illustration and during his time at Midway Games worked on titles including TD Overdrive, Wheelman and Necessary Force.
Steven Pick
Position: Lead Graphic Designer
An experienced artist in the games industry, Steven Pick was Senior UI Artist at Midway Games before helping to found Atomhawk Design.
"Overall, this is a very well-composed book with a lot of fantastic content which, if the studio continues to produce such high-quality work, could well be the start of a very impressive series." –- ImagineFX magazine
"Atomhawk Design's first foray into the book market could stand to shed a few pounds, but it's not a bad starting point for anyone interested in the art of videogames, says Fernando Caire." -- CG Channel
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text: Q: Splitting fields and zeros If we have splitting field $\mathbb{Q}(x_1,x_2,x_3,x_4)$ where $x_1=-x_2$ and $x_3=-x_4$ we can rewrite it like $\mathbb{Q}(x_1,x_3)$ and then we can multiply $a=x_1x_3$ and rewrite it like $\mathbb{Q}(x_1,a)$. I was wondering can we instead of multiplying $x_1$ and $x_3$, can we take $b=x_1^3$ and then get splitting field $\mathbb{Q}(x_1,b)$?

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Karel Traxler (1866-1936) was a Roman Catholic priest and Czech chess master best known for the Traxler Variation of the Two Knights Defense. He first played it in 1890. Around 1920, members of the Wilkes-Barre Chess Club (headed by Ken Williams and John Menovsky) in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania started analyzing this variation. Analysis, under the heading of The Wilkes-Barre Variation, appeared in Chess Review magazine in 1934, written by John Menovsky. The opening itself can be traced back to Greco's time in the 1600s.
5.Nxf7 Bxf2+ 6.Kxf2 Nxe4+ 7.Ke1? Qh4 8.g3 [8.Ke2 Qf2+ 9.Kd3 Nb4+ 10.Kxe4 Qf4 mate Qwaserdf-Wall, Internet 1998] 8…Nxg3 9.Rg1 [9.Nxh8 Ne4+ 10.Ke2 Qf2+ 11.Kd3 Nc5+ 12.Lc3 Qd4 mate. Idaman-Wall, Internet 1996] 9…Nf5+ [or 9…Ne4+] and Black wins. Tsteeb-Wall, Internet 1996.
5.Nxf7 Bxf2+ 6.Kxf2 Nxe4+ 7.Ke2? Qh4 8.Nxh8?? [8.Qe1] 8…Qf2+ 9.Kd3 Nb4 10.Kxe4 Qf4 mate. Breh-Wall, Internet 1996.
5.Nxf7 Bxf2+ 6.Kxf2 Nxe4+ 7.Ke3 Qh4 8.g3 [8.Qf3?! Ng5 9.Nxg5 Qxg5+ with advantage for Black. DJP-Wall, Internet 1996] 8…Nxg3 9.hxg3 Qd4+ 10.Kf3 d5 11.Nxh8? [11.Kg2] 11…Bg4+ and Black wins. Gameboy-Wall, Internet 1996.
5.Nxf7 Bxf2+ 6.Kxf2 Nxe4+ 7.Kg1 Qh4 8.g3 [8.Nxh8?? Qf2 mate] 8…Nxg3 9.d4? [9.Nxh8; 9.Qe1? Qxc4 10.Nxe5 Ne2+ 11.Kf2 O-O+ 0-1, Paperino-Wall, Internet 1996] 9…Ne4 10.Be3 Rf8 [10…exd4! 11.Nxh8 dxe3 is best] . Katsampes-Wall, San Antonio 1994.


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As you know possibly, that i would love to do it, but my nationality and complexion would make it difficult for me to get it in a paper.
I regret so much as well as you that such a condition exists, but it does nevertheless and we have to put up with it as best we can.
I am sure you remember the incident in the park in Montgomery, where they drove me out. We run up against these things so much that we remain silent so much against our will.
My friend, I would not tell other people this but you know me well enough to understand that it is one friend talking to another dear friend.


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Tied it went to the ninth, when Andre Ethier jacked a solo HR to right off of Rafael Soriano. Kenley Jansen nailed down the bottom of the ninth, and the Dodgers get a win in their first game back from the break. Ronald Belisario, who pitched 0.1 IP getting former Dodger Jayson Werth to fly out, "earned" the win.


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Friday 1st April 2022
By David Icke Headlines,
April 1, 2022 in David Icke Headlines
UK Government plans to launch new Digital ID Technology in April 22 as part of Dystopian Nationwide Digital Identity Push
https://davidicke.com/2022/04/01/uk-government-plans-to-launch-new-digital-id-technology-in-april-22-as-part-of-dystopian-nationwide-digital-identity-push/
Vaccine Mandates Are "Scientifically Questionable" and "Ethically Problematic", Say Researchers
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The Chilling Reason They Won't Declare the Pandemic Over?
https://davidicke.com/2022/04/01/the-chilling-reason-they-wont-declare-the-pandemic-over/
Put a black woman on the Moon – let black people in Baltimore be murdered by the hundred. The mad, mad, world of Cult-driven 'equity'
https://davidicke.com/2022/04/01/put-a-black-woman-on-the-moon-let-black-people-in-baltimore-be-murdered-by-the-hundred-the-mad-mad-world-of-cult-driven-equity/
UK government censorship fascists slap new sanctions on Russian media while the BBC can lie all it likes because they are the 'right' lies. Fascist tyrants condemning fascist tyranny
https://davidicke.com/2022/04/01/uk-government-censorship-fascists-slap-new-sanctions-on-russian-media-while-the-bbc-can-lie-all-it-likes-because-they-are-the-right-lies-fascist-tyrants-condemning-fascist-tyranny/
Tory MP wants support for victims of fake vaccine side effects which are being covered up on a monumental scale
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Reiner Fuellmich Exposes Massive Military Deaths
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UK to launch new digital ID technology next month as part of nationwide digital ID push
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WEF Liars Spew Propaganda, Says Consumers Don't Blame Climate Policies For Soaring Energy Prices
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Germany Scrambles To Ration Gas After Refusing To Make Payments In Rubles
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Modern Medicine: A Castle Built on Sand?
https://davidicke.com/2022/04/01/modern-medicine-a-castle-built-on-sand/
British intelligence operative's involvement in Ukraine crisis signals false flag attacks ahead
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How the organized Left got Covid wrong, learned to love lockdowns and lost its mind: an autopsy
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Ukraine – Geopolitical Pivot
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David Icke at 70 – Part One
https://davidicke.com/2022/04/01/david-icke-at-70-part-one/
The Covid Blog: Vaccines Are The Leading Cause of Coincidences
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Right Now – Gareth Icke Talks To Journalist Patrick Henningsen About Ukraine, Syria, Covid, & Hollywood
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A World War Three on free speech and thinking
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New world order announced at World Government Summit
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Meet the Advertising Expert who Inspired Today's Anti-Population Propaganda
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I asked about the video "David at 70". Where is the full video?


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Table des caractères Unicode U+E0000 à U+E017F.

Étiquettes
Contrôles de format, normalement invisibles et ignorables, destinés à indiquer dans un flux de texte le code de la langue ou la locale utilisée. Une étiquette de langue débute par le caractère U+E0001, puis transcode le code de langue ISO 639 ou de locale  avec les caractères U+E0020 à U+E007E. L'étiquette est valide jusqu'à l'étiquette de langue suivante ou jusqu'au caractère étiquette U+E07F qui signale la fin du texte auquel l'étiquette précédente s'applique.

Note : l'utilisation des étiquettes de langue n'est pas recommandée, notamment dans les formats de texte enrichi qui permettent de transporter cette information hors-bande, et elles sont donc rarement supportées par les navigateurs Internet.

En revanche ces étiquettes ont une utilisation maintenant recommandée lorsqu'elles sont combinées après un caractère émoji de base représentant un drapeau : le code inclus dans l'étiquette est alors un code de subdivision ISO 3166-2 (uniquement en lettres capitales et chiffres, sans aucun séparateur).

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