Ethan had his very first belt testing last night for Taekwondo. It was so cool. I took a ton of pictures (although not as many as I would have if I'd had my nifty new camera) and some videos. I was so proud of him. He was amazingly focused most of the time and seemed to know what he was doing unless he started watching everyone else. I thought he would be much more all over the place than he was and he wasn't at all. Taekwondo has been really good for him and it was so fun to watch him learn and grow.
I don't have the videos uploaded to Youtube yet but as soon as I do I will update this post. Sorry about the earlier post. I hit enter and it went through. So here are some pics for you guys.
Stretching before the event. Can you believe he can do the splits? How crazy is that??
Combative stuff. his partner was only 4 and was all over the place so Ethan was having a hard time doing his stuff but he was sure trying to get the kid focused.
Ethan broke his first board. He was so proud of himself.
My crazy kid tied his old belt around all of his stuff.
Ethan holding his certificate and old belt while wearing his new belt.
WAY TO GO ETHAN!!! thats AMAZING!!!! so happy for you!! keep at it!


This half-day tour in Barcelona will take you to three cellars of the Penedès area where you will learn about the process of making wine and cava (Catalan sparkling wine), as well as have the opportunity to taste them.
- The Tour is in English and Spanish!
- Tour starts at 08.30AM.
- The price includes Guided tour and tasting of two different wines at Jean Leon Winery. Guided tour and combined tasting (3 cheeses and 3 wines) at Bodegues Torres and Guided tour, tasting of two different cavas and brunch at Caves Freixenet.
- Price is excl. Lunch.
- Children under 8 years old are free of charge.
- There will be some walking on this tour, so wear appropriate shoes.


This section explains the effects of certain medication groups used in cardiology. Often, there are many different reasons to prescribe these medications and they are not solely for the cardiovascular system.
The next two medication groups are effective in one of three main cell branches found in blood, the platelets. We especially use these medications when dealing with an at-risk patient or someone who has already had a heart attack or stroke.
These three medications, from the receptor inhibitors P2Y12 family, are usually used in concert with the ASA. However, they may sometimes be taken alone in certain circumstances. They also prevent the platelets to activate and work together and form blood clot. This is done via a different mechanism from the ASA method. These three medications therefore are complementary to the ASA, allowing for a more complete protection of the cardiovascular system.
The most frequent side effects are also more abundant and/or longer bleeding than usual and bruises. For those who take Ticagrelor, there may be a sensation of transitory breathlessness. Advise your doctor if you are victim of this side effect.
The anticoagulants are medications that prevent the forming of blood clots by blocking the molecules produced by the liver, which are necessary for coagulation. They act very differently from the previous group of medication, the antiplatelets. We usually prescribe these for people who have previously suffered from a blood clot in important vessels (thrombosis, pulmonary embolism) or for patients suffering from certain types of arrhythmia, such as atrial fibrillation, to minimise the risk of a stroke.
Depending on the molecule combination, the anticoagulants are taken once or twice per day. Be sure to always follow your doctor's and your pharmacist's recommendations.
The most frequent secondary effects are bleeding and bruises. It is recommended to wear a bracelet, for example "Medic-Alert", indicating that you are using one of these medications.
The beta-blockers slow the heartbeat and diminish blood pressure. They produce many beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system. We use them, mainly, to reduce angina, to prevent another heart attack in patients who have already lived through one, to prevent arrhythmia or to slow arrhythmia already present and to lower the blood pressure.
The ICEA prevent the creation of an enzyme that increases blood pressure and play a role in the restructuring of the heart after a heart attack (normally called remodelling). The restructuring created by this enzyme is however not necessarily effective to assure the best functioning of the heart. We use ICEA to reduce blood pressure, favor optimal healing of the heart after a heart attack and allow the heart to regain strength.
The ARA prevents the molecule that increases blood pressure and that plays a role in restructuring the heart after a heart attack (normally called remodelling) to act. However, the restructuring created by this enzyme is not necessarily the most efficient to insure the best functioning of the heart. The ARA is therefore used to reduce blood pressure, favor an optimal healing of the heart after a heart attack and give back strength to the heart.
Nitrates are molecules that help expand the blood vessels, causing a decrease in blood pressure. They are mainly used to reduce angina or to treat high blood pressure. It is important to mention that the long-term action molecules are used to treat the two health problems while the nitroglycerin vaporiser (short-term) is an emergency medication used to help patients suffering with angina.
The nitro patch is placed on the skin in the morning or in the evening and must be removed twelve hours later. A twelve-hour period without the patch is necessary for the medication to be most effective.
Isosorbide mononitrate is usually taken once per day.
The vaporiser is used when angina pains are present. One vaporisation shot under the tongue ever five minutes for a maximum of three times. If the pain is not relieved after one or two shots, you must go to the hospital.
The most frequent side effects are dizziness and headaches.
D igoxine is a medication that slows the heartbeat and assists the heart when it contracts. It is especially given to people suffering from arrhythmia, like atrial fibrillation, or to those with a weaker heart.
This medication is usually taken once per day.
The undesirable effects often reported are nausea and dizziness. It is important to be vigilant to important nausea, vomiting, vision troubles (blurry vision or the appearance of a yellow halo) and weakening muscles when using digozine because it can be a sign that its concentration in the blood is too high.


Pack your bags: the little orchestra returns to the animal kingdom for it's semi-annual musical safari.
Pack your bags for a musical safari with Pink Martini.
In their early days, Pink Martini and bandleader Thomas Lauderdale were famous for throwing a dance party called "Wild Kingdom Rumba." Is it any surprise then that performing at the zoo has become a semi-annual event? If you haven't been, it's one of those summer activities every Portlander must do at least once. Just make sure you brush up on the lyrics for some of their animal songs: "Song of the Black Swan," "Lily," "Song of the Black Lizard," and "Kitty Come Home" (alright, perhaps that last one's a stretch).
The band performs August 22 and 23 at the Oregon Zoo, and we're giving away three pairs of tickets.
Also, if you haven't seen it, head over to the band's website for Lauderdale's Summer Reading List, chock full of fascinating books by and about Oregonians, including The Story of Opal, Geek Love, Portland Red Guide.


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"How can people of faith make a difference?" Bill Haslam discusses new book
"Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square" is available Tuesday, May 25th.
Former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam talks about his new book, "Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square."
By Harry Sullivan
Updated: May. 24, 2021 at 10:49 AM EDT
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Former Tennessee Governor and Knoxville Mayor, Bill Haslam, gave a new hobby a shot over the pandemic, writing a book.
"I have a new respect for real writers," said the two-term governor who served in the state capitol from 2011 to 2019. "This is not something you just do on the side so, the challenge of writing was way bigger than I thought it'd be."
Haslam said he knew he wanted to write a book about his time in office, and the pandemic presented the perfect way to find the time.
"Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square" takes readers inside the mind of Haslam, showing how he used faith to guide his decisions in office. Haslam said the current political divide in the United States really made him put things in perspective. He asked the question, what are we going to do about it?
"Part of the book is about how people of faith can make a difference," said Haslam. "One of the things we have not done when approaching issues, is approaching them with humility. We all go into the public square saying 'I'm right and you're wrong.' I'm going to try first to go in and listen and approach with a kind of more humble spirit."
From controversy in his own party while in office, to making national headlines after granting clemency to Cyntoia Brown, Haslam gives a behind-the-scenes look at what guided him through office, and what he thinks should guide the country through tough times.
"Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square" is available for pre-order, and will be released everywhere books are sold on Tuesday, May 25th.
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Moncler puts off IPO plans after Eurazeo deal
June 6 (Reuters) - Luxury clothing brand Moncler postponed plans for an IPO after investment company Eurazeo said it would acquire 45 percent of the company for 418 million euros ($612.1 million).
A model backstage at Moncler Gamme Bleu's spring 2011 menswear runway show (Photo: Corbis)
The announcement comes just a few days after Moncler got the go-ahead for its planned initial public offering.
Announcing the change in plans, Moncler said in a statement: "The company and its shareholders believe that the entry of Eurazeo constitutes the best way to pursue the Moncler group's growth strategy and development of its brands to come to the market in the near future."
Eurazeo is due to hold a conference call to discuss the announcement at 0630 GMT.
Remo Ruffini, the chairman and creative director, will retain a 32 percent stake in the company and U.S. private equity group Carlyle a 17.8 percent stake, Eurazeo said in its statement.
The company, which makes goose-down jackets branded Moncler and was founded in Grenoble, France in 1952, reported 2010 revenue of 429 million euros, net income of 52 million euros and EBITDA of 102 million.
Its jackets, first sold in Alpine ski resorts such as Cortina and Chamonix, are now found in the hip shopping streets of cities such as Paris, Berlin, London, Vienna and Tokyo.
Eurazeo has a portfolio of over 4 billion euros in assets, with major shareholdings in companies including hotel group Accor and wholesaler Rexel.
(Reporting by Helen Massy-Beresford and Valentina Za; Editing by Jane Merriman)
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Q: custom url scheme to native app or website I'm wanting to develop a url that if my application is installed, it will be handled through the app. If it is not an iPhone or our app is not installed I want to redirect to a web url.
Basically exactly the same as an app store url work.

A: Unfortunately custom URL handlers on iOS don't work that way.
You can define custom url schemes that will open your app, but you can't make your app the designated handler for certain domain names so that opening that domain in Safari will launch your app automatically.
To be clear, a scheme is the bit before the domain name, like http:, so you could make your app the handler for urls that start myapp: for example. Obviously no real URLs start with myapp: except for ones that you've designed specifically to be used with your app - that's the whole point.
Unfortunately these URLs will only work with your app, they can't be opened in Safari if your app isn't installed. iTunes, Google maps, Youtube, etc all work that way on iPhone because Apple has hard-coded them as special cases, but they don't make this mechanism available to third party apps.
To register a custom scheme for your app, follow this tutorial: http://iosdevelopertips.com/cocoa/launching-your-own-application-via-a-custom-url-scheme.html
What you may be able to do instead is set up a regular web page which uses javascript to detect the user agent of the device and if it's an iPhone redirect to the app's custom scheme url automatically using document.location = 'myapp:...'. I'm not sure what happens if you try to redirect to a custom url scheme if the app's not installed though. It may do nothing, which would be ideal for you, or it may throw up an error or go to a blank page in which case you'd be better off popping up a message like "click here to launch the app or click here to download it from the app store", which is what most sites seem to do.

A: You have to make a normal Website with normal URL with then redirects to an URL like yourapp://dosomething. Webbrowser, like Safari should ignore the url if there is no App (your app) with handles the protocol "yourapp://".
Redirecting is e.g. possible with setting the header with a redirect in php:
<?php
header('Location: yourapp://dosomething');
?>

It is possible for other Server Script Languages too. You should also include a distinction between "MobileSafari" and other Browsers, and just to it there.
<?php

/* detect Mobile Safari */

$browserAsString = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

if (strstr($browserAsString, " AppleWebKit/") && strstr($browserAsString, " Mobile/"))
{
    header('Location: yourapp://dosomething');
}

?>

A: You can use canOpenURL: method to check application can open a given URL resource or not. More on Apple's Doc.
Hope it helps you.

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Effects Of Global Warming
Categories: Global Warming
Essay, Pages 4 (987 words)
In the documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth", a former presidential candidate Al Gore, explains the negative impacts we as human beings have been making over the years and voices his concerns to save the earth. He states that global warming is the sun's radiation being trapped by greenhouse gases. Despite numerous causes in climate change and people still deny the fact that our Earth is changing in temperature, Global Warming is known for statistically high changes in sea levels, and the melting of the ice caps.
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The continuous changes in Earth's geography is causing distraught amongst people, animals, and plants.
The world's mammals are being widely affected due to their homes being destroyed by climate change. For some animals, climate is a big impact on their source of food. For instance seals live in the coldest region, the Antarctic, where they get their food by diving into the water and swallow their prey to bring it to the surface for others.
In order for seals to catch their preys, living in an environment they have adapted to is crucial. When the climate starts shifting, it will affect the temperatures of water making it hard on mammals to access food and survive. By the time water becomes warmer, seals will start to die out by the cause of the fish swimming to the right temperature they have adapted to. Polar bears can relate to the source of water being affected by temperatures rising and falling. Polar bears are suited to live in icy environments to hunt their main source of food using the ice as a platform.
Once the ice melts, they will no longer be fit to survive, not because of their home being destroyed but the polar bears can become someone's prey. Some might survive if they made it back to land and found food close to where humans are living. A portion of animal and mammal species cannot bypass the effects on what climate change is transforming.
The animal population will start to become extinct if the greenhouse gas emissions do not lower. Although there has not been a species that has died out because of climate change, in the future, the non-migrating and migrating species are said to become distinct. Scientists have stated that it is hard for them to predict species among an ecosystem during the climate change because there are some species that have learned to adapt to the change and others struggling to migrate into a different environment. This cause will start to affect humans because of hunting and farming purposes.
There is also a big impact on humans based on where we get our water supply, growing crops to feed animals, and the homes being destroyed by disasters. Once the oceans start to warm up, it will have an effect on our water supply due to the sea levels rising, causing the salinity to change. Warmer surroundings will eventually lead to precipitation and evaporation that can cause places to become dryer or wetter. Lakes and rivers being dried up would be no good to humans because of the food source being caught or crops needing to be watered. Heat waves and droughts can cause homes and crops to be destroyed due to wildfires occurring. The health of humans have always been determined by the climate and weather.
Climate change can be a severe risk in human health. An increase in heat waves can cause various cruel health dangers that can potentially rise to heat stroke, heat exhaustion, and making already known medical conditions worse. In the spring and winter of 2012, a terrible outbreak of continuous heat wave caused the death of 123 people. Not only does climate change affect humans health but, it can also affect the economy dramatically. According to "Global Humanitarian Forum," there was about 300,000 deaths in the year 2009 due to the droughts and flooding that had occurred and came out to $125 billion that the economy had lossed. Climate change will continuously affect the human society as long with their health in the near future.
The effects on plants due to climate change is important as well for cropping reasons and human survival. Warm weather is no good for some plants. Coral reefs tend to turn white when the oceans start to warm up which causes the reefs to die out. Once the crops dry up it will be no good for farmers as it can destroy farms that they used to grow on. Wildfires can cause large amounts of forests to die out which includes the trees that humans need to breathe. Climate change is predicted to stop or slow down the production of plant growth.
Climate change cannot only affect cropping and trees in need for human survival but can also stunt plant growth. According to the study "PLOS Biology," there is about a 7% downfall in the standard number of freezing days will surprisingly help plants grow. The decline in the water availability can change soil conditions that makes it crucial for plants to grow. The downfall of plant growth will affect the environment for many species due to all the destroyed forests. Once the conditions start to get bad, forests can do the opposite of what it was originally doing. Forests can create carbon contrary to taking it away from the atmosphere. Climate change will determine how frequently plants grow.
After briefly going over the different effects of Global Warming and how our Earth's climate will change through the next century, this topic will still be the main challenge of our society today. Despite Al Gore's enthusiasm to take action for our mistakes to the planet, people continue to practice pollution. We began to see the outcomes of pollution through our decrease in food and shelter for some mammals, extinction, or the danger of extinction, rise in medical conditions, and plant growth. Will these problematic severities force people, animals, and plants to adapt?
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Astronomers were not amused. Some saw it as a publicity stunt, confirming their worst fears about private spaceflight. What's next, they fumed, billboards in space? (Two weeks later, Elon Musk's SpaceX launched a Tesla Roadster into solar orbit.) Others called it vandalism. The epithet that stuck was space graffiti.


You'll get an inside look at the 180 artists who will be at the 2019 Des Moines Arts Festival when you attend this dinner party.
People attending an exclusive dinner party next month will get a sneak peek of the lineup of artists at this year's Des Moines Arts Festival.
REVEAL, a dinner party for about 200 people, will give attendees a chance to see which artists will show their artwork in June.
The event will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, at Principal Atrium, 711 High St., with a VIP pre-party from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The menu for the event was Sodexo. The pre-party also features appetizers. An open bar of beer and wine will be provided.
From Feb. 5-7, more than 1,100 professional artist applicants are narrowed down by a rigorous jury process to the 180 selectees who will showcase their works at the Des Moines Arts Festival.
Go behind-the-scenes with Stephen King, Des Moines Arts Festival executive director, to get the first look at the artists who will show at the festival in June.
Exclusive art tours of Principal's private collection.
Dinner and cocktails inside the Principal Atrium.
Live art demonstrations and an art throw down.
Raffle prizes with the purchase of tickets.
Individual tickets to the REVEAL dinner party are $125 and table purchases start at $900 and can be purchased online at squareup.com/store/DMAF-REVEAL. Artist and young professional discounts are available. For more information, visit desmoinesartsfestival.org/reveal2019.
The 2019 Des Moines Arts Festival takes place June 28-30 and will showcase central Iowa's vibrant arts and cultural community. The annual three-day arts and culture festival is free to the public.
The festival surrounds the John and Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park in Des Moines and features 180 invited professional and emerging Iowa artists, the Interrobang Film Festival, live music, performing arts, interactive arts activities, community outreach programs, live artist workshops and demonstrations, artisan food, and beverages for every taste.


Elle (Reese Witherspoon) realizes that instead of fighting the fabric, she has to change it.
Taking home a paycheck that nearly rivals the budget of the 1st film, Reese Witherspoon reprises the role of Elle Woods in this sequel to 2001's surprise blockbuster Legally Blonde. When she's fired from her job at an upscale law firm for voicing her stance against the testing of cosmetics on animals, Elle heads to Capitol Hill to fight for her cause before Congress, leaving her boyfriend, Emmett (Luke Wilson, reprising his role from the film's predecessor), behind. Once there, she runs into plenty of adversity and red-tape and can't seem to find anyone who will listen to her proposals. While staying at the Watergate hotel though, she meets and befriends an elderly bellman (Bob Newhart in his 1st theatrical role since 1997's In & Out) who's been around politicians long enough to know the ins and outs of the political machine. With his help, Elle attempts to convince disillusioned U.S. Representative Rudd (Sally Field) to help her get her voice heard in front of the stodgy old coots of the legislative branch. Directed by Charles Herman-Wurmfeld hot off the success of his critically acclaimed indie comedy Kissing Jessica Stein, Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde boasts a supporting cast led by Jennifer Coolidge (Best in Show, American Pie) and Regina King (Jerry Maguire, Daddy Day Care).


Important: This course is open only to MMDS students!
No formal registration (Portal2 or ILIAS) is required, but you are invited to join the ILIAS group.
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Explaining the Gap in Pay Between Rural and Urban Work
Work pays less in rural places than in the cities. The surprise is that the gap is wider for college graduates than for those with high school diplomas.
Growth and DevelopmentRural Economy
By dyadmin On Mar 3, 2008 Last updated Mar 14, 2008
Farm Security Administration photographer John Vachon photographed these schoolchildren in San Augustin County, Texas, in 1943.
People living in rural America earn less than those who live in the cities. It's been that way for ages. In 2006, the average wage and salary for workers living in nonmetro counties was $602 a week — 23 percent less than the $783 earned by urban workers.
The Economic Research Service (within the U.S. Department of Agriculture) tells us there's no single "why." It's not just lower general levels of education in nonmetro communities, or a lower cost of living in rural areas or a preponderance of low-skilled rural jobs. There are a number of reasons, and no clear and certain way to close the gap between rural and city earnings.
Yes, average educational attainment in rural counties is lower than in the cities. But even if those differences were leveled, that would not get rid of the rural/urban disparity. At best, it would narrow the 2006 gap about $31 a week — only about a quarter of the rural/urban gap.
The most striking finding is that the gap between rural and urban pay increases with levels of education. The more educated a rural resident is, the less she (or her) makes compared to her urban counterpart.
So, a high school graduate living in a rural county earns 13 percent less than a city dweller with a high school diploma.
A rural college graduate, however, earns 23 percent less than a college grad living in the city. And someone living in a rural county who has an advanced degree (law, medicine, doctorate) earns 25 percent less than a person with the same qualifications who lives in an urban county.
It's easy to see all kinds of incentives in the current system that put rural counties at a disadvantage. It makes sense for college graduates to move from rural areas to urban counties so that they can make more money. Those with high school diplomas or less might find it advantageous to move to rural areas, where the cost of living is lower and the pay cut is less dramatic. Further, for young people growing up in rural areas who want to remain, there is less of an economic incentive to earn college degrees.
John Vachon took this picture of a farm girl in Seward County, Nebraska, in 1938.
"The dual educational disadvantage of nonmetro areas is unlikely to be coincidence," write Lorin Kusmin, Robert Gibbs and Timothy Parker. "The lower demand for highly educated workers among nonmetro employers is reflected in the lower wage premium that nonmetro college graduates command. The lower premium, in turn, may both dampen motivation for rural high school graduates to attend college and increase the net migration of college graduates out of nonmetro areas."
So, college graduates in metro areas earn 56 percent more than those living in urban areas who only have a high school diploma. In rural areas, a college graduate earns only 37 percent more than a worker who finished only high school.
ERS's findings also point to a feature of cities that makes people — particularly educated people — more productive, and therefore more likely to earn higher wages. The accumulation of many educated people in one place — in cities — is tending to produce increasing economic returns.
As a result, more low-skill jobs can be found in rural areas while high-skilled jobs — also higher paying — are more concentrated in the cities. That, too, leads to the overall wage disparity between rural and urban communities.
The ERS has few suggestions for shrinking the earnings gap. The authors suggest improving schools as a way to attract "education-oriented young people with families" and thereby to raise a community's overall level of edicational attainment. Firms that employ skilled (and educated workers) are more likely to locate in places with good schools.
One of the unintended consequences of improving schools, however, may increase outmigration. "(E)fforts to raise local education levels, including encouraging young people to attend college, may be blunted by the outmigration of many of those who do earn a college degree," the authors conclude.
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There is only one sports medicine school in Lawrence for faculty to choose from. Below are statistics and other relevant data to help analyze the state of sports medicine and sports medicine education in Lawrence, which includes sports medicine training at the sports medicine bachelors degree level.
Exactly 160 of Kansas' 5,030 sports medicine professionals work in Lawrence. Between 2006 and 2010, in Lawrence, there has been a 100% growth in the number of sports medicine professionals. As the number of sports medicine professionals in Lawrence has increased, overall employment in Lawrence has decreased.
As the number of sports medicine professionals in Lawrence has grown, salaries for sports medicine professionals have also increased. In 2010 an average salary of $140,245 per year was earned by sports medicine professionals in Lawrence. Four years earlier in 2006, sports medicine professionals in Lawrence made an average salary of $120,400 per year. The growth in the salary of sports medicine professionals in Lawrence is faster than the salary trend for all careers in the city.
Lawrence sports medicine professionals earn a median yearly salary of $64,850. The 10% of sports medicine professionals in the lowest pay bracket earn less than $96,220 per year, while those in the highest pay bracket earn approximately $97,710 per year.
Lawrence sports medicine professionals have earnings that are higher than the salaries earned by others in related fields, on average.
Many of Lawrence's sports medicine professionals are graduates of the only accredited sports medicine school in the city.
There is one degree and certificate program in sports medicine offered by Lawrence's sports medicine school.
In 2010 approximately 17 students graduated from sports medicine courses.
We are in the process of collecting data for the number of sports medicine faculty, growth in the field of sports medicine academia and sports medicine faculty salaries in Lawrence. If you are involved in teaching sports medicine courses to students at the bachelors degree in sports medicine level, please anonymously submit your information in the field below. By doing so, you will be helping us build a valuable database resource for the benefit of current and future sports medicine faculty in Lawrence. Once you have submitted your information, you will be able to view a summary of some of the data we have collected so far.


After I joined magenticNorth last year I got introduced to the world User Experience (UX) having had the pleasure of working with a team of talented creatives.
Its an area of digital i've become increasingly involved with by attending conferences and meet-ups such as Ladies that UX plus through my work where I have been involved in user testing for various projects.
I think it's useful to recap on what UX is as it can often be mistaken to simply mean wireframes for example. According to the Nielsen Norman group who are leaders in the field – "UX encompasses all aspects of the end users interaction with the company, its services and its products".
The below graphic is a great illustration of what UX encompasses showing how all the component parts come together to create the brand experience.
Each one of these 8 areas have their own respective specialisms as well so it can sometimes feel like UX is becoming too siloed with only certain parts of the journey take into consideration the needs of the user.
UXmatters highlights user research as the key activity that informs overall UX design. Which is an important point as I believe this is often overlooked.
User testing is a growing area within digital as a whole. In the past it's been all too easy to design based on assumptions, which has resulted in the creation of products that no user has a desire or need for! (quite often a start-up with a great idea fails to get traction because its product is designed by the developer and not the end users perspective).
In essence user testing is good old fashioned customer research which thankfully seems to be making a comeback! With the pace of technological change and growth in e-commerce there's growing focus on optimizing user journeys. Running user testing sessions is a simple way to get validated insights based on the facts and true user perspectives. If you already have some basic user personas user testing is also is a great way to validate and build on your audience characteristics.
In the last year i've worked on projects which have included user testing early on in the project and have seen how invaluable the early insights have been in steering the product down the right path. Incorporating learnings early on allows the product to be built in line with user expectations and these can then be tested throughout the development phases.
Functionality – does the user even want or need the solution you are proposing?
Interaction design – do built in interactions help or hinder the user?
And based on my experience of running small scale user testing sessions I can vouch for that. You'd be surprised how many different responses you can get within a small group. Plenty of insight will come out of the session to make you question certain assumptions.
If you're struggling to get buy in from your manager then there's a wealth of content out there on the merits of user testing. Though here's two great resources i've come across.
What type of user test to run?
There is also the question of what type of user testing/research session to do. As an initial recap two categories to be aware of are moderated and unmoderated.
According to userlytics Moderated Testing is where "a moderator asks questions, instructs and directs respondents in terms of tasks, and ensures that the respondent is guided in such a manner that the goals of the usability or user experience study are accomplished.
Speaking one-on-one with a user about your product will unveil a lot more than just having the user follow a set of steps on their own as it gives you the opportunity to probe the thought processes or behaviour. So on this basis moderating testing can be invaluable during the early phases of any project.
Typically (although not always) unmoderated testing is conducted in a remote session, i.e., not in a lab environment, but in a respondent's home or office or other "real life" location, sometimes referred to by market researchers as "field testing". This approach allows for more natural usage such as using a mobile on the go to be tested. For example if your app is targeted at a mobile audience then this would be especially useful. Do you think Uber haven't done field testing of their app? This can also help uncover issues with things like mobile signal and checking that the app handles this.
A benefit of the unmoderated approach is that the participant can be more relaxed performing the test in real life locations and relieves any tension they might have in an artificial moderated testing environment.
The good news is that it's no longer expensive! For example usertesting.com lets you access real people speaking their thoughts as they review your products you can even test apps!
Finally I wanted to mention two great companies that are providing facilities and guidance on user testing in Manchester.
I can honestly say after attending a number of user testing sessions I've seen the invaluable insights they provide and help to shape the end product with the user in mind. Helping to ensure your product gets off to the best start possible.
What's your experience of user testing? I'd love to know what your top tips are? Tweet me or leave a comment.


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of you might look a bit different.
I'm hoping there is an exposure and/or focus issue with the picture from the review. The transition from orange to maroon seems very abrupt (less variation and detail than the prototypes shown in the KS) and probably looks much better with the "deep lava" pieces (not pictured).
Eww... Lava cavern overall looks fine but those rivers are horrible. Way too orange, and the 45° hard straight line on the "two corner islands" pieces is just bad bad.
Yellow Dwarvenite is funny if that's the case, cue up demands for multicolor rainbow cavern base color options! They would drive me crazy though, I would have to paint it black.
Makes me glad I ordered everything unpainted, mine will look much better in the end. In about two years when I actually have everything painted.
More than anything though, just makes me excited to get some caverns!
Sky Crystal Arts has posted a review with pictures of the Lava Cavern and River sets in Dwarvenite that just shipped to some backers. Photos of the sets are on the facebook page along with the article.


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Pringles are going wild with the promotions this year! Here's another fun instant win that has just kicked off, with a fabulous chance of winning a prize. They're giving away a set of four Odeon cinema tickets every ten minutes until 7 November 2018.
Buy a promotional 'Win Odeon tickets' can of Pringles (40g or 130g – not the usual 200g cans) – I believe these are ONLY available at Tesco stores!
Register your contact details, and you'll find out instantly if you've won!
You can enter up to three times a day – but will need a new code for each entry. This is a winning moment promotion – any unclaimed prizes will be rolled over, and all prizes will be won. Find out more in my post what is a winning moment promotion?
Note that you can only win one prize, so don't go too mad buying lots of Pringles. This one has lots of prizes, so should be a good chance of winning if you can get hold of a promotional pack soon! I've seen them on offer for £1 at Tesco Express stores.
There's also a late entry draw for entries received after 7 November 2018 and before 31 March 2019, to win one prize.
Full T&Cs are here and you can also find a No Purchase Necessary route for Northern Ireland residents. Good luck!
Can the code be re-entered on a separate day? It says cannot used again on same day?
No, you can only use it once – if you enter it again you get a 'please enter a valid code' message.
Are these only sold In Tesco?
I've only seen them in Tesco so far – all on promotional stands at the end of the aisles.
Hi Di, I just tried a non promotional 200g can and it accepted the code, I didn't win though….it says on t&cs that it only accepts 40g and 120g?..


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Queen's Speech 2017: Heads down, there's work to be done
By Patrick Murray
Today marked Prime Minister Theresa May's first, and quite possibly last, Queen's Speech, setting out her government's legislative agenda for the next two years (if they make it that far). Despite headlines about a pared-down version, there is quite a lot for charities to get their teeth into.
Brexit at the forefront
Unsurprisingly Brexit will dominate much of the programme for government. 8 of the 27 bills mentioned relate to Britain's departure from the EU. In particular the 'Great Repeal Bill', which seeks to transpose EU regulations into British law will be a major, and likely controversial, piece of legislation. Whether as much will be done through secondary legislation as originally envisaged, given the hung parliament, is open to question. But undoubtedly this will be one for charities to watch like eagle-eyed hawks for any seemingly innocuous changes getting slipped in through the back door.
Other bills related to leaving the EU will be important too. Trade and Customs Bills will legislate for any of the new economic realities that the country will need to cope with. An agriculture bill will focus in part on measures protecting the environment. And a new immigration system—arguably the touchpoint that led to the Brexit vote—will need new legislation. A note that may be important for charities with European staff, or working on these issues: the documentation suggests that the aim is to bring EU nationals into the existing UK system. You have only to look at the effect of tightening the existing system for non-EU nationals has had on families to realise that it could have a real impact on both charity staff, and the causes and beneficiaries charities exist to serve.
Surprisingly, in our survey work for our State of the Sector report Charities taking charge, we found that the majority of charity leaders asked think Brexit will have no effect, or a neutral effect on demand for their services, the policy environment, or cohesion within the communities they work in. This seems as unlikely after the Queen's Speech as it did in the build-up to triggering Article 50. Overall charities will need to get their skates on and work out how Brexit will affect their beneficiaries and organisations.
What else is new?
There were some specific measures that charities from different sectors will want to get to grips with:
A Domestic Violence Bill introducing new powers and a Domestic Violence and Abuse Commissioner.
A ban on letting agents fees, something housing charities have long campaigned for.
The pledge on 0.7% of GDP being spent on international aid will be retained.
Yet another social care consultation, which will desperately need the expertise of social care charities if the election debate was anything to go by.
Confirmation that previously announced education policies such as reform of technical education and funding formula for schools will be going ahead.
Reform of mental health legislation, in particular looking at issues around equalities, rates of detention, alongside a now familiar pledge to give greater priority to mental health. The latter will encompass a new green paper on Children and Young People's mental health.
A new digital charter, which the government says it will include charities in developing.
What's not there
But alongside this raft of measures there were several notable omissions. Criminal justice charities may note that the flagship Courts Bill is not called the Prison and Courts Bill. What this means for the prison reform elements delayed by the General Election, such as devolving greater powers to prison governors, is unclear.
And despite much fanfare about the end of austerity, the government remains committed to deficit reduction, saying 'the government will reduce the structural deficit to less than 2% of GDP and get debt falling as a percentage of GDP by 2020/2021'. Let's not forget that many of the policies charities have been worried about around benefits are already on the books.
As for the political dimension, there is not yet a formal agreement announced with the DUP. But the election result has led to several significant absences: no mention of pensioner benefits being means tested or changes to the triple lock; grammar schools are absent; and the Trump visit appears to be on the backburner. It's an important reminder that old certainties are in tatters. We are in a hung parliament and charities need to engage across party lines to get their concerns on the political agenda.
Of course over all of this hangs the spectre of uncertainty. Will any of it actually make it to the statute book? Nevertheless, charities should waste no time in engaging to shape this very fluid agenda. The next couple of years are going to be a bumpy ride, and the sector's passion, insight and experience will be crucial.
Think Tank & External Affairs
Patrick leads NPC's policy, think tank and research activities.


Three months ago this website ran an exclusive report revealing that 2016 traffic fatalities in South Carolina were higher than initially reported. Many have attributed the recent uptick in traffic fatalities to a shortage of S.C. Highway Patrol (SCHP) troopers on Palmetto State roadways.
As we noted in our prior coverage, the S.C. Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) estimates there are anywhere between 760 and 835 troopers currently patrolling the Palmetto State's "dieways" – a number which falls well below the 1,200 number considered "optimum" for safeguarding South Carolina motorists.
Is this official estimate accurate, though?
"That would be great if they all were road troopers," one former SCHP officer told us.
In fact, when you start breaking down the 760 to 835 estimate, we're told you wind up with an actual force strength barely one-third that size.
Wow … talk about shortchanging a core function of government.
In addition to these trooper shortages, our source told us "morale is the lowest it has been" at the agency under the "leadership" of embattled SCDPS director Leroy Smith.
"The only HP employees with high morale are the 'yes men' (who) get moved along in this political climate," the former trooper told us.
Smith's agency was the focus of a damning report released by the S.C. House oversight committee back in April (news of which broke exclusively on this website). That report confirmed much of this website's prior reporting regarding mounting problems at SCDPS – including soaring traffic fatalities, lax law enforcement, misappropriation of public funds, poor recruitment (and retention) of officers and double standards in the administration of internal justice at SCDPS.
Of interest? The report made clear that a lack of taxpayer funding was not to blame for these problems.
Once again, South Carolina's government outcomes are wildly inconsistent with the investment being made by its taxpayers – a situation which fails to serve either our troopers on the road or the citizens they are being asked to protect and serve.
Sadly, such a disconnect is par for the course in the Palmetto State, where "Republican" leaders remain addicted to taxing, borrowing and spending in support of a government that produces consistently abysmal outcomes – economically, fiscally, educationally and with regards to infrastructure, public safety and other core functions of government.
This website has called on S.C. governor Henry McMaster to replace Smith on several occasions, but he has steadfastly refused to do so.
This website's position on this issue has remained consistent all along: Law enforcement is a core function of government, and as such should be funded commensurately and managed efficiently. We believe there should be many more troopers patrolling our roadways, and we believe these brave men and women should be paid much more than their current level of compensation.
Unfortunately, despite obscene growth in state government in recent years – that hasn't happened.
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World-renowned award-winning artist Rita Blitt, painter, sculptor, film maker and her husband Irwin have selected Washburn University's Mulvane Art Museum as a permanent home for a significant body of her life's work. Rita Blitt's work bridges the world of visual art, music, and dance, and creates unique opportunities to explore and celebrate art where vision, sound, and movement intersect. In addition to her art, Blitt and her husband Irwin have made a generous contribution to help pave the way for a stunning gallery addition and will continue the University's proud history of celebrating fine arts.
The gift will also allow the museum to create traveling exhibitions that can be shared with museums and galleries across the country.
The gallery is the first phase of plans for a new performing arts venue that includes an intimate recital hall that seats 250, with performance space for instruction, rehearsals, concerts, small ensembles and civic events.
A Kansas City favorite, Blitt's work can be seen in the collection of the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art (NMOCA), the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art, the John F. Kennedy Museum, the National Museum of Singapore and in many other museums.
Her monumental sculptures have been installed in front of the UMKC Performing Arts Center, the Plaza Library, Hillcrest Bank as well as other locations in Kansas City and throughout the world. Blitt's works have been viewed in Australia, China, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan.
The Washburn University Foundation, the designated alumni relations, fundraising and gift-stewardship organization for Washburn University, is committed to leading and coordinating the efforts to expand the University's base of volunteer support, engagement and private financial support.


Published December 9, 2014 at 3216 × 4288 in Rogie Falls no 1.
This is an iconic view of The falls which are just west of Strathpefffer on the A835. There's a good car park with toilets and a lovely fairly short walk through fir and larch trees down to the falls.


As people have been reading the ARC of Mother Teresa's Advice for Jilted Lovers, some are sharing their favourite quotes with me. So I decided to turn the quotes into Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest 'ads' to let people know they can get the first three chapters of the book for free.
Do they make you curious about the story?
Wow! I love these… and they tickle my imagination! Must read this book… must read this book… must read this book!!
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Groups for Carnival Fasnacht
From Monday, 20 December 2021, the following Covid 19 measures of the Federal Council apply throughout Switzerland.
The COVID certificate requirement now applies indoors for all public events as well as for all sports and cultural activities by laypersons.
For indoor meetings with family and friends the following applies: As soon as one person aged 16 or over is present who is not vaccinated or recovered, only ten people are allowed to meet. Children are counted. If all persons aged 16 and over are vaccinated or have recovered, there is a limit of 30 persons indoors.
Compulsory mask wearing now applies indoors everywhere where the COVID certificate requirement applies - except for private meetings.
Please also see to the corresponding media release including FAQ.
'2G' with mask and seating requirement
The '2G' rule will now come into effect (admission only for vaccinated or recovered persons). This applies to restaurants, cultural, sporting and leisure venues as well as events. In addition, the mask requirement still applies in these settings, as does a seating requirement when consuming food or drink. The '3G' rule still applies for outdoors events with over 300 people.
2G+ for clubs and discos where masks are not practicable
In settings where it is not possible to wear a mask or apply a seating requirement, admission will be limited to vaccinated or recovered persons, who must also present a negative test result (2G+). This rule applies to bars and discos, but also to amateur sporting and cultural activities where masks cannot be worn, such as brass band practice. It does not apply to young people under the age of 16. People who within the last four months have been fully vaccinated, received a booster or recovered from COVID-19 do not have to take a further test. In clubs, discos and bars, contact details (surname, first name, place of residence and telephone number) must be collected. Businesses and events subject to the '2G' rule may voluntarily choose to adopt the '2G+' rule and thus forgo the mask and seating requirements.
Indoor practice sessions of carnival cliques
Due to the epidemiological situation, practice sessions with wind instruments are strongly discouraged at present. If need be, these can be carried out if the participating persons have a COVID certificate (2G) and have been tested negative. People who within the last four months have been fully vaccinated, received a booster or recovered from COVID-19 do not have to take a further test.
Outdoor practice sessions of carnival cliques
From January 15, 2022, cliques and Guggen bands will be allowed to practice outdoors in the Lange Erlen. The Basel government has temporarily adapted the corresponding forest law (Waldgesetz). In normal years, music may be played in the Lange Erlen only 4 weeks before Fasnacht Carneval.
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Due to the unedifying epidemiological situation with increasing numbers of cases and the emergence of the omicron variant, the Cantonal Medical Service of the Department of Public Health of Basel-Stadt states:
Amateur choirs
The following rules apply to practice sessions and performances that require a notification and a permission (300 persons or more) of amateur choirs:
All singers have a valid Covid certificate (2G).
All singers have a negative test result (PCR or rapid antigen test) on the day of the parctice session and on the day of the performance. People who within the last four months have been fully vaccinated, received a booster or recovered from COVID-19 do not have to take a further test.
On the day of the performance, there must be a distance of at least three meters between the choir and the audience or orchestra.
Case-by-case examination
All events with choirs that require a notification and a permission (300 persons or more) must be examined individually for their feasibility. Organisers are therefore requested to submit their notifications or applications for permission in good time. From an epidemiological point of view, performances with children's choirs are currently to be regarded as particularly critical, since unvaccinated persons from the age group with currently the highest rates of new infections are participating. Other factors for the assessment include location and space available, possibilities for ventilation, duration of the event, number of performers and audience. Any form of singing group of 3 or more persons is considered a choir.
According to the information from choral associations, singing with masks is also possible.
The 2G rule (vaccinated or recovered) applies to all events requiring notification and approval. If these events involve the use of wind instruments or singing, the 2G+ rule applies (vaccinated or recovered and a negative test result. Persons who have not been fully vaccinated, booster vaccinated or recovered for more than four months are exempt from testing).
Events with 300 – 1,000 people (participants and audience members)
From 6 December 2021, the Department of Health Basel-Stadt must be notified of events with 300 – 1,000 people (participants and audience members). The organiser must send in the safety policy with the online form below.
For outdoor events with more than 300 people (participants and spectators) the Covid certificate is now required.
Major events are events with more than 1,000 people (participants and spectators or audience members). They require cantonal approval and only people with a Covid-19 Certificate may be admitted. Apart from the requirement to draw up a safety policy, there are no other restrictions. We have put together the various aspects for you in a leaflet.
Leaflet "Approvals for Major Events" (PDF)
Application form for approvals for major events
Information about the protective shield for large events with more than 5,000 people
FAQ of the FOPH
The FAQ of the FOPH for the measures enacted by the federal council on 17 December
Federal Council Ordinance
Ordinance on Measures During the Special Situation to combat the COVID-19 Epidemic
Cantonal Ordinance
Ordinance on additional measures of the Canton of Basel-Stadt to combat the Covid-19 epidemic
For specific questions about events and safety policies in the Canton of Basel-Stadt please contact covid-veranstaltungen@bs.ch.
For general and medical questions concerning the coronavirus please contact the infoline of the Federal Office for Public Health FOPH: Tel. +41 58 463 00 00 (daily 24 hours).
For specific questions about the canton of Basel-Stadt please see the contact below or contact the infoline of the canton: Tel. 0800 463 666 (Mon-Fri: 7:30 am 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm- 5:00 pm).
Please call the emergency numbers in urgent cases only.
Gesundheitsdepartement des Kantons Basel-Stadt


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Some fantastic new announcements in the Revit community. First, there will be a new Vasari being released soon (Version 1.1).
Stay tuned for a post as to when Vasari is released.
Next, Project Nucleus is live over in the Autodesk Labs... This one you have got to check out.
The technology preview ends on December 31, 2011. Any designs that you create remain valid after that date, but the Project Nucleus add-on will no longer operate when the technology preview terminates.


I'll save you the cash. Click here, and download both for free from the New York State Attorney General's Office website. Then follow long on my merry journey.
The first thing is that's I'm not even sure where the DPSF is, or was, headquartered. The tax return for 2014 said it was in Ste. Genevieve, Mo., just south of St. Louis. But the auditor's opinion letter for the very same year said Chepachet, R.I., which, like everything is Rhode Island, is near Providence. Angeli, the computer voice, also said Chepachet, but the DPSF web site right now says Ste. Genevieve. According to Google Maps, the two towns are 1,194 miles apart. Your choice, I guess.
But here's what's not in dispute. According to its own 2014 filings, DPSF raised $1.37 million in donations. However, of that sum, $1.24 million–90%–was spent on fundraising. Most of that went to Outreach Calling, a cold-calling telemarketer based in Reno, Nev., with a long list of dubious clients. That list includes several I've written about here. Among them: Breast Cancer Survivors Foundation, which spent only 5% of the money raised on its charitable mission, and the International Union of Police Associations AFL-CIO, which masquerades as a charity under its National Police and Trooper Association trade name when it really is a labor organization raising money for collective bargaining. Outreach Calling appears to be the "employer" of David Angeli.
Charity watchdog groups like the Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance say no more than 35% of the money raised should be spent in fundraising.
The 6% spent on the charitable mission, which is known as the charitable commitment ratio, fell well short of the 65% minimum specified by charity watchdogs (technically, they calculate the ratio as a percentage of total expenses, not donations, but the DPSF was essentially a break-even operation so the result was the same). According to the tax return, that 6% amounted to all of $82,000.
But with a name like Disabled Police and Sheriffs Foundation, and pictures of a police funeral and handicapped individuals at the top of its web home page, you'd at least think that whatever remained all went to help injured cops or their next-of-kin, right?
More than 80% of that went to produce free training programs like videos for police. For all I know, they may be great programs. But to me it is very deceptive to raise money for that using a nonprofit with the name Disabled Police and Sheriffs Foundation. Again by my reading of the documents, exactly $8,000 was spent on what was called a "survivor assistance grant program," which seems a lot closer to the spirit of the name. Still, that's barely a half-penny of every dollar raised.
The DPSF's sole employee, co-founder and executive director David Kenik, did a lot better than the victims or their loved ones all put together. He was paid $64,000.
My emailed request to him for comment produced a lengthy reply. Kenik acknowledged that training–not help to already disabled cops–was the primary mission of the DPSF.
This is the only fundraising model that guarantees a profit without any expense to the charity. All expenses including upfront costs and donor acquisition costs are covered by the professional fundraiser. The caveat is that we retain only 10% of the donations, the rest goes to the fundraiser to cover fundraising costs. It sounds harsher than it is. The vast majority of the fundraiser's portion is not profit, rather, it covers the fundraiser's campaign expenses. Telemarketing is expensive because it takes 10 calls for each donor contact. It takes 20 contacts to receive a single donation pledge which averages just $20.00. Obviously, that costs money.
While fundraising is expensive, it's the only way we can produce our valuable training. What's an officer's life worth?
The DPSF is no stranger to negative attention. A few years ago the Tampa Bay Times put DPSF No. 29 on its list of "America's Worst Charities" for its large fundraising costs and tiny cash grants. A write-up accompanying the list said the DPSF had changed its name five times, which is also not a good sign.
You now know what the DPSF does, and how it does it. If you're okay with the m.o., fine by me. If not, and the DPSF rings you up, ask the computer how to spell its name. The call will be over in no time, and you won't have to be rude or impolite, or even say no.


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Gemini Jets 1:400 Embraer ERJ-175: Air Canada
Hobby Master 1:200 1938 Douglas DC-3: TWA Lindbergh Line
Gemini Jets 1:400 ATR-42-600: Silver Airways
Gemini Jets 1:400 Airbus A321 'British Airways'
Conrad 1:50 Goldhofer AST-2 Phoenix Aircraft Push Back Tug
New Ray 1:400 The Flying Bulls Alpha Jet Show Plane
Gemini 200 1:200 Delta CV880 Gold Crown Livery
Oxford 1:72 North American - P51D Mustang Sweet Arlene - 2nd LT Arthur Bowers
Oxford 1:72 Supermarine - Spitfire MKI 57 Operational Training Unit RAF Hawarden March 1942
Oxford 1:72 Supermarine - Seagull MkV - Walrus A2-4/VH-ALB RAAF - RAF Museum Hendon
Oxford 1:72 De Havilland D.H. 104 Devon C1 WB534, RAF Transport Command
HM 1:72 Northrop Talon T-38 NASA
Solido 1:72 1945 Dornier Arrow DO 335A-1
HM 1:72 1965 Douglas A-4 Skyhawk
HM 1:72 2016 AV-8B Harrier II Plus
HM 1:72 1982 E-2C Hawkeye Radar Plane: Israel Defense Force Squadron 942
HM 1:72 2010 E-2C Hawkeye VAW-115 USS George Washington
Atlas 1:144 Boeing B29 Bomber / Super Fortress
Atlas 1:144 1941 Douglas Dakota C47 Bomber
Atlas 1:144 Boeing B17 Flying Fortress Bomber
Zivko 1:43 2016 Edge 540 V3 Red Bull Air Race
Gemini Jets 1:400 Airbus 321 Air Canada airplane
ONLY ONE - Corgi 1:144 Boeing 707-336C: British Airways
Herpa 1:500 Boeing 737-100 Air Florida
The Embraer E-Jet family is a series of narrow-body short- to medium-range twin-engine jet airliners, carrying 66 to 124 passengers commercially, manufactured by Brazilian aerospace manufacturer Embraer. The aircraft family was first introduced at the...
The Douglas DC-3 is a propeller-driven airliner which had a lasting effect on the airline industry in the 1930s/1940s and World War II. It was developed as a larger, improved 14-bed sleeper version of the Douglas DC-2. It is a low-wing metal monoplane...
The ATR 42 is a twin-turboprop, short-haul regional airliner developed and manufactured in France and Italy by ATR (Aerei da Trasporto Regionale or Avions de transport régional), a joint venture formed by French aerospace company...
The Airbus A321 is a member of the Airbus A320 family of short- to medium-range, narrow-body, commercial passenger twin-engine jet airliners. The first derivative of the baseline A320, it has a stretched fuselage and entered service in 1994 with...
In aviation, pushback is an airport procedure during which an aircraft is pushed backwards away from an airport gate by external power. Pushbacks are carried out by special, low-profile vehicles called pushback tractors or tugs. Although many aircraft...
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The Convair 880 is an American narrow-body jet airliner produced by the Convair division of General Dynamics. It was designed to compete with the Boeing 707 and Douglas DC-8 by being smaller and faster, a niche that failed to create demand. When it was...
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White Sands Space Harbor, NM STS-3 Landing March 30th 1982 Diecast model with plastic parts
War Master Series Diecast model with plastic parts
USN VA-153 Blue Tail Flies Peter Mongikardi USS Coral Sea Vietnam June 25th 1965
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Expert profile - Dr Colin Smythe
Dr Colin Smythe
Position/Fellowship type:
Fellowship term:
Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
cpsmythe@aol.com
http://www.colinsmythe.co.uk/
English Literature, Irish Studies, Modern History
Literary Agent to Terry Prachett
'W. B. Yeats Bibliography'
Project summary relevant to Fellowship:
Colin Smythe's revision of Allan Wade's A Bibliography of the Writings of W. B.Yeats (1951), as revised by Rupert Hart-Davis (1958) and Brig.Gen. Russell K. Alspach (1965) was necessitated because of the many errors and omissions in the earlier editions. Initially commissioned by Oxford University Press in 1980 to cover the years 1965-80, it soon became apparent that a much more radical approach was necessary, involving a complete renumbering of all the books, as well as the double-checking and re-describing, where necessary, of every single description of every entry in it since 1885, and the discovery of many hitherto unrecorded books, as well as ensuring far greater internal consistency of description. This has involved him in research in many major libraries in the British Isles and in North America, and resulted in a work that is, so far, over three times the size of the 1965 edition, and now stands at about 400,000 words in length. This has been carried out whenever he has been able to find time from his work as publisher and literary agent.
Apart from this, he has recently been working on censuses of some of the rarest of Yeats's works, the number extant of each, their increasing value and their provenance. The first of these, on W. B. Yeats's first independent publication, Mosada (1886), has just been published in Warwick Gould (ed.) Yeats Annual 20: Essays in Honour of Eammon Cantwell (Cambridge: Open Book, 2016), pp. 239-261. Colin Smythe is currently preparing further censuses on other Yeats titles. All this research over three and a half decades has been carried out without any financial support from any institution, academic or otherwise.
03-Aug-2018 The 2018 Discworld Convention Survey
'The 2018 Discworld Convention Survey' in Souvenir Book, Discworld Convention 2018, 3-6 August 2018, pp. 12-14.
06-Dec-2016 W. B.Yeats's Mosada
'W. B.Yeats's Mosada' in Warwick Gould (editor), Essays in Honour of Eammon Cantwell. Yeats Annual No. 20, A Special Number. Cambridge (Open Book Publishers, in Association with the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London, ISBN 978-1-78374-178-6 hbk, pp.239-261.
26-Aug-2016 The 2016 Report
'The 2016 Report' [2014-2016] in 'Now That's What I Call Music With Rocks In': Discworld Convention 2016 Souvenir Book, 26-29 August 2016, pp. 6-9.
28-Jan-2016 Collecting Yeats and Publishing Lady Gregory's Coole Edition
'Collecting Yeats and Publishing Lady Gregory's Coole Edition', in Declan J. Foley (editor), Yeats 150, Dublin (Lilliput Press), ISBN 978-1-84351-645-3, pp. 201-220.
25-Jun-2015 Whitefriar Memories 1967-2015
'Memories of the Whitefriars Club (founded 1868), its history and speakers from 1967-2015', 8pp supplement, to The Whitefriar, Vol. 14, no. 1, June 2015
10-Apr-2015 Colin Smythe's Discworld Report
'Colin Smythe's Discworld Report' [2011-2015], report of events taking place in Sir Terry Pratchett's life, his publications in the English speaking world, relating to his novels, etc, in Nullus Anxietas V, Official Convention Programme, for the fifth Australian Discworld Convention, which took place in Parramatta NSW Australia, pp. 11-13.
02-Mar-2015 Charles Elmé Francatelli, Additions and Supplementations
'Charles Elmé Francatelli, Additions and Supplementations', Petits Propos Culinaires, 102, pp. 100-118. ISSN 0142-4857
20-Oct-2014 Charles Elmé Francatelli, Crockford's, and the Royal Connection
'Charles Elmé Francatelli, Crockford's, and the Royal Connection', in Petits Propos Culinaires 101, pp. 42-67. ISSN 0142-4857
08-Aug-2014 Two More Years in Discworld
'Two More Years in Discworld' [2012-2014] in Discworld Convention 2014 Souvenir Book, 8-11 August 2014, pp. 8-13.
01-Mar-2014 Psychic Experiences in Ireland
'Psychic Experiences in Ireland' in The Christian Parapsychologist, Journal of the Churches' Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies, New Series Vol. 1, no 10, March 2014, ISSN 0308-6194, pp. 22-26.
19-Dec-2013 'The Land Of Heart's Desire. Some Hitherto Unrecorded Printings – Work In Progress'
'The Land Of Heart's Desire. Some Hitherto Unrecorded Printings – Work In Progress', in Margaret Mills Harper & Warwick Gould (editors), Yeats's Mask, Yeats Annual 19: A Special Issue, Cambridge (Open Book Publishers, in association with the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London), ISBN 978-1-78374-018-5, pp. 350-368.
05-Jul-2013 'Thirty Years of Discworld (and a few Years more) [1948-2013]
'Thirty Years of Discworld (and a few years more)' [1948-2013], A Chronology, in the The North American Discworld Convention 2013 Program Guide and Souvenir Book, 5-8 July, pp. 58-62.
05-Jul-2013 'Convention Report: The Last Two Years' [2011-2013]
'Convention Report: The Last Two Years' [2011-2013], for the The North American Discworld Convention 2013 Program Guide and Souvenir Book, 5-8 July, pp. 5-11.
12-Mar-2013 A Select Checklist of the Writings of Alexander Norman Jeffares (1920-2005)
'A Select Checklist of the Writings of Alexander Norman Jeffares (1920-2005)' in Warwick Gould (editor), Yeats Annual 18: The Living Stream. Essays in Memory of A. Norman Jeffares, Cambridge (Open Book Publishers, in association with the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London), 12/3/2013, pp. 239-262.
24-Aug-2012 'The 2012 Convention: the past two years', [2010-2012]
'The 2012 Convention: the past two years', [2010-2012] in Discworld Convention Programme Book, 2012 edition, 24-27 August 2012, pp. 8-13.
08-Apr-2011 'NADWCon Report: The Past Two Years' [2009-2011],
'NADWCon Report: The Past Two Years' [2009-2011], in North American Discworld Convention 2011 Program Book, pp. 51-57.
01-Jan-2011 'Two Years of Discworld' [2009-2011]
Nullus Anxietas III. The Australian Discworld Convention, 2011. Official Convention Programme, 8/4/2011, pp. 12-13.
27-Aug-2010 'Terry Pratchett and Discworld 2008-2010',
Discworld Convention 2010 Programme Book, 27-30 August 2010, pp. 20-23.
01-Jan-2010 'Horrabridge, Foxhams and Sortridge 1952-1968'
Yelverton & District Local History Society Journal, 24, 2010, pp. 25-32.
04-Sep-2009 Pratchett in America
'Pratchett in America', in The North American Discworld Convention 2009 Program Book, 4-7 September 2009, pp. 48-53.


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Good morning & welcome to another "48 Hour Flash Sale!" This sale is for 48 hours ONLY that is going on right NOW & will end on Sunday, October8, 2017 @ 7am PST.
Since the KITS did SOOO WELL, "My Creative Time" is offering another brand new "EXCLUSIVE" kit for you! This kit will consist of a stamp set with a coordinating die along with a coordinating STENCIL! YEP, you saw that right ...... a "STENCIL". I am SUPER EXCITED to share this new "EXCLUSIVE" kit with all of you! Now, since this is an "EXCLUSIVE" kit, basically once these kits are sold out, they are gone FOREVER!
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If you have made it here from Brigit's blog then you are in the right place. If you have just stopped by or have gotten lost along the way, please head on over to Miss Emma's blog for the full hop order.
The white card stock mat and the kraft card stock mat were both cut out using the Scalloped Stitched Rectangular Dies(not included in the kit). The polka dotted mats were cut out using the Stitched Rectangular Frame Dies(not included in the kit). The pretty fall tree was inked onto the white card stock mat using several Memento inks along with the wonderful stencil from the Thankful Greetings Kit.
The hills were cut out using one of the edge dies from the More Stitched Edges(not included in the kit). The sentiment from the Thankful Greetings Kit, was stamped onto the hill using embossing powder and ink. The little pumpkin with the cute face is from the Spooky & Creepy Night(not included in the kit) set. The leaves with the curls on the pumpkin along with the little colorful leaves are all from the Thankful Greetings Kit. A small little twine bow was added to the trunk of the tree.
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Please hop on over to Miss Jessica's wonderful blog to see what she has created for today's hop.
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A magical fantasy series for middle grade readers, the Arlo Finch books tells the story of a boy who moves with his family to Pine Mountain, Colorado. As if moving to a new town wasn't hard enough, he soon discovers ancient dark forces lurking right in his own backyard. "Accomplished screenwriter August artfully thrusts readers into a whole new world, right alongside Arlo . . readers won't have to wait long to plunge back into the mysterious Long Woods." –Booklist on Arlo Finch and the Valley of the Fire.
Screenwriter John August's debut novel about a 12-year-old boy who joins a special scout team to learn how to survive in both the wilds of the forest and the magical world that lies within it.