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Business: Dairy-Free Ice Cream Comes To Harwich July 15, 2020
HARWICH — Does a dairy intolerance stop you when you have a craving for ice cream? Well, Sweet Izzy has a vegan alternative that will soothe that weighty dilemma. The new business that began scooping homemade ice cream last weekend is dairy-free. "What we offer is gluten-conscious, soy-free and dairy-free," owner Michael Doucette said of the new business located along Route 28 at the Trampoline Center, whic...
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An Emotional Voyage For Pendleton Survivor's Daughter July 15, 2020
ORLEANS – As Maria DeOliveira stared into the hold behind the bow of the US Coast Guard vessel 36500 from its berth at Rock Harbor, she couldn't hold back her quiet tears. It was aboard this very boat that her father, Aguinol B. DeOliveira, was rescued along with 31 fellow survivors of the famous Pendleton wreck in 1952. Until 2016, DeOliveira, who lives in Dorchester, had no idea the boat was still in existen...
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Nauset School Committee Resolves To Dig Deeper On Racism July 15, 2020
ORLEANS — The Nauset school system has talked the talk, and many members even walked the walk at the well-attended June 5 march in support of Black Lives Matter. Last week, the regional school committee took another step by endorsing an anti-racism resolution being circulated by the Massachusetts Association of School Committees that seeks to ensure "that racist practices are eradicated, and diversity, equity a...
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Leaders Continuing To Think Outside The Town Meeting Box July 15, 2020
ORLEANS — "Fantastic" was how select board member Andrea Reed described the community's first outdoor town meeting, which drew 439 voters to the running track at Nauset Regional Middle School on June 20. Member Cecil Newcomb congratulated Moderator David Lyttle for "running a very efficient, streamlined meeting" during the board's post-mortem on July 1. "It went very well, given the logistics. Thank God t...
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Despite Crowding, Town Keeps Schoolhouse Pond Open July 8, 2020
CHATHAM — At Schoolhouse Pond bathing beach, crowded conditions are nothing new. The small stretch of sand, which gets smaller when the water table is high, is Chatham's only residents-only beach. But during the pandemic, those close quarters are a public health concern. State regulations designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19 require beachgoers to maintain six feet of social distance, and groupings of...
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Chatham Shark Center Gets BIG Addition July 8, 2020
CHATHAM – In 2010, marine biologist Dr. Greg Skomal tagged an 18-foot white shark off the coast of the Cape. She was given the name Curly and is, to date, the largest great white shark ever tagged along these shores. While the real Curly is likely still swimming somewhere in the Atlantic, shark enthusiasts can get a sense of her impressive size by visiting the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy's Shark Center in Ch...
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Chatham Selectmen Oust Zoning Board Chair July 8, 2020
Hessler Claims Retaliation Over Criticism, Senior Center Support CHATHAM – The former chairman of the zoning board of appeals is accusing the board of selectmen of not reappointing him in retaliation for his leadership of the effort to build a new senior center on Stepping Stones Road and his criticism of the selectmen's leadership. Robert Hessler, who served on the zoning board for a decade, was not reappo...
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After 40 Years, St. Christopher's To Close Consignment Shop July 8, 2020
By: Elizabeth Van Wye
CHATHAM – The pandemic has taken an enormous toll on small businesses everywhere, and the St. Christopher's Gift and Consignment Shop on Main Street in Chatham is no exception. After more than 40 years in business the shop will close its doors for good at the end of July. The decision to close was the result of a number of factors, according to Pam Hufnagel, a member of the church vestry committee which made t...
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Fire, Harbormaster Crews Rescue Four From North Cut July 8, 2020
A Lesson In Boating Safety CHATHAM — Four young men are lucky to be alive after their boat capsized in the North Cut Friday afternoon. Officials say the case is proof of the town's rescue capabilities – and the need for common-sense boating safety. The four men were fishing in a 15-foot Boston Whaler when their boat was overturned by a wave. All four went in the water, Fire Chief David DePasquale said. ...
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Pandemic Doesn't Slow Busy Holiday Weekend July 8, 2020
CHATHAM — Judging from the crowded parking lots, busy shops and restaurants, and the steady traffic on roadways and waterways, the Independence Day weekend was a busy one – despite COVID-19. As of early this week, there had been 150 deaths from the novel coronavirus in Barnstable County, with a case count of over 1,500 people since the start of the pandemic. "The public health data continues to show us po...
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Monomoy Names New Assistant Principal At Middle School July 8, 2020
CHATHAM – When Abigail Dudley moved from Massachusetts to Oregon six years ago, she knew it was going to be temporary. When it came time to move back, she wanted to look for a job in a small school system, and after doing some research, the only district she applied to was Monomoy. "It just all seemed so exciting, just so much more innovative and kind of like cutting edge from what I would think a teeny little...
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Fish Pier Observation Deck Opens July 8, 2020
Popular Tourist Attraction Finally Completed A Year Behind Schedule CHATHAM – The newly rebuilt observation deck at the fish pier is getting rave reviews for its solid construction and spaciousness. It better be; the $1.7 million project took 18 months to build, more than a year more than originally planned. "I thought it was awesome," said Selectman Jeffrey Dykens. "It's just too bad it took so long." B...
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Monomoy Schools Mired In Uncertainty Over Fall Reopening July 8, 2020
HARWICH – As colleges and universities across the country, including the University of Massachusetts, announce continued remote learning for the fall semester, parents in the Monomoy Regional School District are eagerly awaiting plans for the reopening of schools this fall, which Superintendent Dr. Scott Carpenter said at this point still remain unclear. "The priority from the state is getting people back into...
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Local Beachgoers Are Following COVID-19 Procedures July 8, 2020
HARWICH — The weather could have cooperated a little more over the July Fourth weekend, but the gray clouds did not keep people from going to the beaches. "The beaches were still pretty crowded," Recreation Department Director Eric Beebe said on Monday. In fact, the beaches have been very busy, beginning with the warm weather in June. Beach sticker sales are showing a slight increase over last year, treasurer ...
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Harwich Town Offices Begin Opening Doors July 8, 2020
HARWICH — With the third phase of Gov. Charlie Baker's Reopening of Massachusetts, municipal government became more accessible on Monday. The doors to town hall and a number of other public buildings are open, but in many instances appointments are required ahead of time to meet with town staff. Town Administrator Joseph Powers said the town has been working on compliance with the mandatory safety standards...
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Weezer Respond to 'SNL' Sketch with "Ride or Die" Shirt
"Matt Damon aka Todd approved!"
By Alex Hudson
This weekend, Saturday Night Live aired a very funny and extremely niche sketch about a "ride or die" Weezer fan defending the band from someone who (incorrectly) claims they haven't released a good album since Pinkerton. Now, Weezer have responded to that Matt Damon-starring sketch by releasing a "Ride or Die" T-shirt.
The band announced the shirt with a tweet saying, "Can we all just agree that Weezer is the best band of all time?" That's the shirt up above.
Further proving that Weezer have a good sense of humour about the whole thing, the product description reads, "Matt Damon aka Todd approved!"
Can we all just agree that Weezer is the best band of all time?
ride or die 🤟☠🏍 https://t.co/o04Bw0LVWH pic.twitter.com/OJwfxQB5Z8
— weezer (@Weezer) December 17, 2018
Watch an excerpt of the SNL sketch below. The shirt is available to order here.
We'd also like to point out that there's a middle ground to this whole debate. It's perfectly reasonable to acknowledge that the new Black Album singles are terrible, but also that the White Album is better than Pinkerton.
"You call yourself a Weezer fan, huh?" #SNL pic.twitter.com/heJ5VPKLMr
— Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) December 16, 2018
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Weezer's Rivers Cuomo Chases Kristen Bell Through a Forest in "Lost in the Woods" Video
Weezer recently contributed a new track called "Lost in the Woods" to the Frozen II soundtrack, and now the song has been given the visual t...
Here Are the New 'Frozen II' Songs from Weezer, Kacey Musgraves and Panic! at the Disco
Frozen II is headed our way this month, and while the film isn't out quite yet, we do have its accompanying soundtrack. That means, you can...
Adam Devine Stars in Weezer's "California Snow" Video
Weezer have unveiled the new video for "California Snow," and it stars Workaholics funny guy Adam Devine. The song appears in the upcomi...
Rivers Cuomo Steps Away from Weezer for 'Green Eggs and Ham'
If you've been itching for Rivers Cuomo to do some more work outside Weezer, you just got some. Cuomo has written the theme song for Netflix...
Weezer, Kacey Musgraves, Panic! at the Disco to Appear on 'Frozen II' Soundtrack
The Frozen II soundtrack has been announced, and in addition to the usual saccharine ballads by the cast of voice actors, it also features...
Watch the Star-Studded Trailer for 'Jay and Silent Bob Reboot'
Kevin Smith is undoubtedly one of the most singular writers of our time, and when he's not crafting near-perfect prose online, he has establ...
Saturday Night Live: Matt Damon & Miley Cyrus and Mark Ronson December 15, 2018
Matt Damon was an excellent host, and Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus paired up for two cool musical performances, one of which included an unex...
'SNL' Taps Matt Damon and Jason Momoa as Hosts for Upcoming Episodes
Saturday Night Live has lined up its December episodes, revealing the hosts and musical guests for the upcoming shows. Former Game of Th...
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Production Company Pledges to Adopt Inclusion Rider
Hollywood besties Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have announced plans to adopt inclusion riders for all future projects at their production comp...
Minnie Driver to Matt Damon: "Until We Get on the Same Page, You Can't Tell a Woman About Their Abuse"
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Albert Eugene "Gene" Carmichael, Jr. (1927 - February 21, 2014) was an American politician and businessman.

Born in Lake View, South Carolina, Carmichael served in the United States Army in Europe during World War II. He graduated from The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina. Carmichael was in several businesses including fertilizer, textiles, gas station, and restaurant. He served in the South Carolina State Senate as a Democrat. Carmichael was sentenced in 1982 to ten years in prison for conspiracy to buy votes, obstruction of justice, and vote buying.

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2014 deaths
People from Dillon County, South Carolina
The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina alumni
Businesspeople from South Carolina
Democratic Party South Carolina state senators
American politicians convicted of fraud
South Carolina politicians convicted of crimes
20th-century American businesspeople
Prisoners and detainees of the United States federal government

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These new monotypes reference the growing gentrification of my neighborhood. Tall buildings dwarf small two and three story brick buildings in the Fenway section of Boston. However the solitary building shape acts as a figure stand-in, a visual metonymy that I am currently integrating with organic and interstitial references.


Variation of the satin dress Robin with straps, rose satin sash and wide fitted A-line skirt. Bodices with wide straps create the straight square neckline, which is lower and those more opened than in ROBIN case. Back is entirely opened down to the waistline (zipper below that point) and is framed with wide straps. The skirt with 30 cm long train is pleated in large folds at the waist, secret pockets are sewed in. The central visual accent of the dress is striking multilayer sash composed of wide rose basis and thin crème belt with delicate bow. The look can be stunningly accomplished with accessories and jewelries containing rose details.


text: Q: How to handle session in asp.net web application? I have MVC web application. I have integrated my application with different different merchants, but different merchants can have same users. So lets say the same user has logged in two different merchants sites on same browser and redirects to my application. so lets say both users are redirected to our application. Now will there be two different sessions? If I want to implement session time-out,  how should I do it? and If lets say I open a new tab in the same browser which session will it acquire? If I do session.timeout, will both the session will be timed out?

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Wedged between the Kalahari and the South Atlantic, one of Africa's youngest countries presents soul-stirring and heart-moving adventure amid some of the most photographed mist-shrouded coastlines and rolling desert-scape on the planet. A holiday to Namibia will allow you to take in its spectacular topography and exceptional wildlife, along with spellbinding deserts, mighty dunes, mysterious shipwrecks, hidden caves, majestic sunsets, cultural riches, and some of the world's grandest national parks.
Until you've tracked desert rhinos on foot in Damaraland, and set foot in the world's second-deepest canyon, you haven't captured the essence of Namibia, known as the 'spirited soul of Africa'.
By contrast, the Kalahari offers semi-grassed dunes, dry riverbeds, fascinating wildlife, bare rocks, and boundless beauty. Trek with mules to discover the immensity of Fish River Canyon, the world's second largest canyon, and watch the sunset over the incredible dunefields of the Namib Desert.
The unique landscapes of Namibia provide a wealth of unique wildlife-spotting opportunities on self-drive adventures; most notably rhinos, desert-adapted elephants, endemic flora and fauna, and the world's largest population of cheetah.
Safari lovers can spot lions, giraffes, elephants, and more at Namibia's flagship park, Etosha National Park, see desert-adapted elephants in the Kunene region, and whale-watch off Swakopmund – the adventure capital that quirkily mixes colonial-era buildings, seaside promenades, and a German-Namibian charm. Equally inspiring are the cheetah and leopard safaris held at the 55,000-acre Okonjima Game Reserve, home of the AfriCat foundation, and the big game and water-loving species that are found in the protected areas within the Caprivi Strip.
For cultural highlights, plan a day-trip to capital city Windhoek where neo-baroque cathedral spires and skyscrapers punctuate the skyline, and visit the once-opulent Kolmanskop – an eerily deserted diamond-mining ghost town now abandoned to the sand.
For dusty splendour, head to The Namib Desert for the ephemeral salt pan of Sossusvlei, located in the Namib-Naukluft National Park – one of Namibia's star attractions. Equally spectacular is Dead Vlei, a surreal-looking white clay pan, scattered with dead Acacia trees and some of the highest sand dunes in the world. Further north lies the spooky Skeleton Coast, where dunes are filled with animal graveyards and skeletal ship remains.
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A Modest Proposal for Teacher Tenure Reform
Lifetime employment should be earned.
Richard Greenwald August 24, 2010
Teachers today feel ever more under the gun, as state fiscal crises and resentment of public servants dominate the debate over educational reform. In the world of No Child Left Behind, where "accountability" has become the new rallying cry for reformers, we are witnessing a real moment of crisis for education.
Why not adopt the best of the university tenure system for primary and secondary education?
At the center of the storm is a lightning rod: teacher tenure. To critics it represents all that is wrong with the system – protecting ineffective and unprofessional teachers. But tenure was never meant to protect bad teachers and, for the most part, it does not. Rather, tenure was designed to protect professionals from undue political interference in the work of education. It was meant to protect the classroom as a place of inquiry.
Principals, until recently, ruled their schools like czars who could hire and fire at will. The fight for tenure came out of a fight for First Amendment protections, as well as a sense that teachers as professionals deserved some freedom in how they ran their classrooms. Tenure freed teachers from the tyranny of administrators, who were often political appointees or friends of the superintendent.
In other words, tenure in public education recognizes that teachers are professionals, as well as intellectuals. Sadly, the majority of Americans do not believe teachers are either. The current wave of education reform, based on business models and efficiencies, coupled with the increasing reliance on testing, has stripped teaching of its creativity and transformed teachers into classroom technicians who administer mandated curricula.
The mainstream press and many on the right have so vilified teachers and their unions that one gets the impression that tenure only serves to protect bad teachers. Timothy Knowles, in a June 18 Wall Street Journal op-ed, writes, "We will not produce excellent schools without eliminating laws and practices that guarantee teachers – regardless of their performance – jobs for life." While we can expend a great deal of energy detailing what these observers miss – which is much – it's true that in most U.S. school districts, a teacher who shows up at work the day after the end of their probationary period – usually 3 – 4 years – automatically gains tenure, regardless of whether or not they can teach effectively. In short, most school districts grant tenure not on the presence of recognizable achievement, but on the absence of criminal behavior.
The current system of K‑12 teacher tenure is therefore politically and professionally unsustainable. So here's a modest proposal: Retain, but reform, tenure for schoolteachers. Currently, teacher evaluation is a moving and confusing target. Some districts evaluate teachers thoroughly every year, but most do not. Teachers need to be evaluated – education is too important for them not to be. But there must be clear, coherent criteria for that evaluation. And as professionals, teachers must be involved in the evaluation process as partners.
President Barack Obama and many governors want to use student test scores to evaluate teachers, sometimes to the exclusion of other important measures. As a democratic public, we need to work with teachers to ensure that test scores do not become the sole or even the leading indicator of effective teaching and student progress.
We need a formal system of evaluation that measures professionalism and classroom success in meaningful ways. And we need teachers themselves to help define it. Using state teaching standards and other measures, teams of master teachers, which could be certified by the state, could create balanced standards for evaluating teachers. This is the hope of Diane Ravitch, who in her recent book, The Death and Life of the Great American School System: How Testing and Choice Undermine Education, turns away from No Child Left Behind and toward a deeper appreciation of teacher professionalization.
Teachers should prepare written self-evaluations and a portfolio that explains how they have met the standards and what they will do in the coming year to improve. This should be part of the tenure process, and it should continue beyond tenure to ensure that no teacher becomes complacent. There should also be a formal mid-tenure review with external evaluations.
In short, why not adopt the best of the university tenure system for primary and secondary education? While there are problems with the university tenure model, what it does well is allow faculty to help define a culture of professional standards, a privilege denied to K‑12 teachers.
Tenure needs to be redefined as something earned rather than given. This is something that early teachers' unions tried and failed to achieve nearly 80 years ago, and it is still worth pursuing. Teachers are professionals, like lawyers and doctors, and deserve a role in setting standards for their field.
Richard Greenwald is a labor historian and social critic. . His essays have appeared in In These Times, The Progressive, The Wall Street Journal among others. He is currently writing a book on the rise of freelancing and is co-editing a book on the future of work for The New Press, which features essays from the county's leading labor scholars and public intellectuals.
More articles by Richard Greenwald
No Self-Help Wanted
You are not the only thing holding you back.
Digging the Underground Press
The Sixties' scrappy alternative newspapers were the oxygen that kept the era's movements going.
Triangle Fire: Remembrance of Things Past—and Present
Another Bush Intelligence Failure
Robert Parry
The Difference Between Hope and Change
Millions of Americans Still Crawling With Dial-Up
Megan Tady


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Joaquim Gil i Hoernecke conegut com a Quim Gil (Lloret de Mar, 1970) és un periodista i gestor de projectes català.

Periodista esportiu d'El Punt de Girona fins al 1995, any en què va crear Putput, la primera agència a crear llocs web a Catalunya. Ha viscut a Hèlsinki i a Mountain View, San Francisco, fins que el juliol del 2014 es va traslladar a Colònia (Alemanya). Havia treballat a Nokia en diferents projectes de programari lliure, com ara Maemo, i a la Wikimedia Foundation des del 2012. "Darrere el que sembla una pàgina molt senzilla, hi ha molt de programari, i funciona sempre —és el cinquè web més visitat del món. La Wikimedia Foundation té treballadors a jornada completa com jo, però la gran majoria de la feina la fan voluntaris. El que faig és buscar voluntaris que estiguin interessats a contribuir tècnicament en la Wikipedia i els facilito les eines. I també ajudo programadors que desenvolupen aplicacions i volen utilitzar les dades de la Wikipedia", afirmava en una entrevista a El Punt Avui.

A començaments dels 2000s va impulsar la iniciativa política Una altra democràcia és possible.

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In the quiet village of Carriveau, Vianne Mauriac says goodbye to her husband, Antoine, as he heads for the Front. She doesn't believe that the Nazis will invade France…but invade they do, in droves of marching soldiers, in caravans of trucks and tanks, in planes that fill the skies and drop bombs upon the innocent. When a German captain requisitions Vianne's home, she and her daughter must live with the enemy or lose everything. Without food or money or hope, as danger escalates all around them, she is forced to make one impossible choice after another to keep her family alive.
Vianne's sister, Isabelle, is a rebellious eighteen-year-old girl, searching for purpose with all the reckless passion of youth. While thousands of Parisians march into the unknown terrors of war, she meets Gäetan, a partisan who believes the French can fight the Nazis from within France, and she falls in love as only the young can…completely. But when he betrays her, Isabelle joins the Resistance and never looks back, risking her life time and again to save others.


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namespace Tests;

use Veles\Tools\CliProgressBar;
use Veles\Tools\Timer;
use Application\TestApplication;

/**
 * Class PharAutoLoad
 *
 * @author Yancharuk Alexander <alex at itvault dot info>
 */
class PharAutoLoad extends TestApplication
{
    protected $repeats = 1;
    protected $ext_dependencies = ['Phar'];

	public function run()
	{
		$repeats = $this->getRepeats();

		Timer::reset();
		$bar = new CliProgressBar($repeats);
		for ($i = 1; $i <= $repeats; ++$i) {
			Timer::start();
			new \NotPhar\ClassOne;
			new \NotPhar\ClassTwo;
			new \NotPhar\ClassThree;
			new \NotPhar\ClassFour;
			new \NotPhar\ClassFive;
			new \NotPhar\ClassSix;
			new \NotPhar\ClassSeven;
			new \NotPhar\ClassEight;
			new \NotPhar\ClassNine;
			new \NotPhar\ClassTen;
			Timer::stop();
			$bar->update($i);
		}

		$this->addResult('not phar', Timer::get());

		Timer::reset();
		$bar = new CliProgressBar($repeats);
		// unregister PSR-autoloader for clean performance results
		spl_autoload_unregister(['Veles\AutoLoader', 'load']);

		require __DIR__ . '/../lib/archive.phar';

		for ($i = 1; $i <= $repeats; ++$i) {
			Timer::start();
			new \Phar\ClassOne;
			new \Phar\ClassTwo;
			new \Phar\ClassThree;
			new \Phar\ClassFour;
			new \Phar\ClassFive;
			new \Phar\ClassSix;
			new \Phar\ClassSeven;
			new \Phar\ClassEight;
			new \Phar\ClassNine;
			new \Phar\ClassTen;
			Timer::stop();
			$bar->update($i);
		}

		spl_autoload_register(['Veles\AutoLoader', 'load']);
		$this->addResult('phar', Timer::get());
	}
}

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A while back I did a photo shoot for an amazing client. The brief involved taking photos of a model in an old house and getting some very unusual shots. The house was quite cramped and we really did not have much room to work in so I had to get quite close in. This is not general practice when photographing models, because the closer you get, the more distorted the photographs look which is really not the most professional result. In a future blog I might go into the characteristics of lens distortion in detail, and how you can use these characteristics to your advantage. However I just wanted to share some of the photographs from that shoot as they have a bit of an edgy feel to them.
This was a fun shoot with lots of jokes and good laughs and a big thanks to the Model Christy, Devine for the makeup, and also to my assistant Gareth.
Enjoy and check back next week for another exciting blog entry!


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Entries from August 2008 ↓
August 22nd, 2008 — Uncategorized
August 20th, 2008 — quotes
"I don't like work…
But I like what is in work — the chance
to find yourself. Your own reality — for yourself, not for
others — which no other man can ever know."
– Joseph Conrad
the slaughter of human beings temporarily regarded as enemies
"There can be no compromise with war; it cannot be reformed or
controlled; it cannot be disciplined into decency or codified
into common sense, for war is the slaughter of human beings,
temporarily regarded as enemies, on as large a scale as
– Jeannette Rankin, first woman elected to the United States
House of Representatives and the first female member of
Congress, lifelong pacifist.
August 13th, 2008 — poems
Your repeated use of the phrase
at the end of emails
convinced me that we had a future
until I noticed that BBC
news readers and weather reporters
say it to sign themselves off
secure in the knowledge
that some percentage of the population
will still be there later on
even for the World Weatherview
at one o'clock in the morning
even if they're dead in their armchairs
waiting to be discovered by the neighbours.
– Lorraine Mariner


The Grupo Lobo is an independent, non-profit, nongovernmental environmental association, recognized with the status of Public Utility, founded on September 18th, 1985. Its mission is to work for the conservation of the wolf and its ecosystem in Portugal and foster interest in this species and the science associated with it by informing the general public about these issues. It is also the aim of this Association to make efforts to establish the legal, ecological and socioeconomic conditions indispensable for the effective conservation of the national lupine population.
Within the scope of the Signatus Program, the Grupo Lobo has initiated a strategy whose areas of action aim at informing public opinion, supporting scientific studies and promoting practical conservation measures.
The Grupo Lobo team is mostly composed of biologists, master's in ecology and conservation, with extensive experience in the subjects related to conservation, ecology and biology of the Iberian wolf, as well as in the methodologies of study of this predator.
Yes. The Grupo Lobo welcomes trainees for ongoing projects, particularly in the lupine population monitoring projects and the Iberian Lobo Recovery Centre.


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Everything You Need To Know About The New IPhone 11
Video: Everything You Need To Know About The New IPhone 11
Video: iPhone 11 - First 13 Things To Do! 2023, February
tim cook, iphone 11
Unsurprisingly, the announcement of the new iPhone 11 caused quite a stir and a furor among Apple brand fans. What makes this product one of the most anticipated of the year, are its characteristics and new functions, which obviously equate it to give the fight in the highly competitive world of technology.
During the expected presentation, which took place today September 10 at the Steve Jobs Theater in California, the president of the company Tim Cook presented news about his most popular devices such as the new iPhone 11, Apple Watch, iPad and Apple TV.
The new iPhone 11 will have a new A13 Bionic processor, which Apple reported is the fastest and most powerful on the market today. The new device has a glass body and features a 6.1-inch screen.
Color lovers will be fascinated by the new shades: black, green, yellow, purple, red and white.
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Are you photography lovers? With the new iPhone you will be able to take spectacular images thanks to the dual camera system with a 12 MP sensor accompanied by an ultra wide 12 MP sensor, which allows you to record videos with 4K resolution and 60 fps.
At the same event the new iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max were revealed.
Prices range from $ 999 to $ 1,099. All devices will be available starting September 20.
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Now nearly 50 years old, the building is in desperate need of renovation to ensure safety and compliance with environmental and accessibility standards. Options for funding this project require diligent research, and public input.
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