I'm based in Northleach, a beautiful and inspirational spot in the heart of the Cotswolds England. I have always been a photographer, from school I went to Art College, and then discovered photography properly during my first degree in Film, Video and Photographic Arts at Westminster University – this is a few years ago! Since then I've worked in all fields of commercial, fashion and advertising photography and for a fair few years as an architectural photographer for English Heritage. Now my commercial practice is predominately focused on weddings and portraiture. Along side this I work as a lecturer in photography and am currently studying a MA in photography at Gloucestershire University. I have continued to push forward with my own work and have regularly exhibited in shows and galleries over the years.
"One must consider not only light and composition but emotion- for me, these are the essential ingredients of successful romantic wedding images. I'm relentless with my search for the romance and beautiful elegance that emerges in photography when you capture couples in love."
The wedding day is a beautiful and unique day, I often feel quite privileged to be a part of it.
I always say, when I'm talking about the photography, It may seem like an obvious observation, but it really is a great day to work, it's emotional, meaningful and above all it's fun and joyful. AND everyone looks cool!
So, I move around the day and some times I stay perfectly still to observe that uniqueness which will be your particular day. I take the shots that make up the wedding day story, your family, your children and your friends- images that not only record the groups for the family archive, but tell the story of those special relationships and friendships.
It's a bit cliché, but most couples say they would do it all over again tomorrow if they could, well I guess that's where the photography comes in, my aim is to capture the shots that will take you back to the moments and feelings.
For some couples its important to have to have a record of the speeches, evening guests and the first dance. This extra cost covers the addition time at the wedding and of course the subsequent edit time for lots more images!
Travel expense is charge at 35p per mile over 50 mile radius.
Larger photographic and digital wedding albums can be ordered, we offer a range of different size albums and presentation boxes. Please make an enquiry for a full and comprehensive price list.
We will upload your images to an on-line personal gallery so you can see them and share them with family and friends. This personal on line gallery of your day will be password protected for you to control.
However, beyond the convenience of the on line gallery there's nothing quite like a tangible album that you and your partner, your parents and other generations to come will be able to sit down and flick through.
Our mini 7 inch square books come as part of the standard package. These cute little keepsakes are all some couples want, with extra copies often ordered for parents and friends. Other couples are looking for a more substantial album with a bespoke design. Larger photographic and digital wedding albums can be ordered; we offer a range of albums and presentation boxes.
Personalized text; Hymns, reading and designs can be added to make a truly unique record of your day.
This will be my 15th year in the wedding photography business and I'm happy to say most of my work comes from recommendations. I don't want to sound too 'seasoned', but over the years I have gained much experience. I have had the privilege of photographing weddings at many venues far and wide, beautiful and bazaar from Westminster Abbey to Stonehenge and every converted Cotswold farm barn in between!
I have worked with over 500 wedding couples over the years and my photography has been described recently as 'lively' and 'sincere'. As a photographer, I most often have feed back describing the way I work as 'unobtrusive' and 'professional'.
So, if you are looking for a 'Not-on-the-High-Street' as it were, extremely experienced photographer with talent and creativity let me know. I'm sure I will have some thing I can offer, even if its only advice!


Rangdum is a small town which is sparsely populated and situated betweenpadum and Kargil. The landscape is spectacular due to the surrounding hills ,pastures, streams and glaciers.Is an excellent site for trekking base-camps.Rangdum Gompa is another major spot to visit.
Panikhar is one of the most scenic site of Suru valley.it lies at the border of the valley and is renowed for a ruined fort constructed by Zorawar Singh,when Zorawar Singh intended to conquer Tibet.
Sankoo is a picturesque town surrounded by few villages and vibrant rocky mountains. There is a dense plantation of poplar,willow and wild rosrs in this bowl-shaped valley,giving it a feeling of nam-made forest. It is also a famous picnic spot.
Trespone village, spectacular and sprawling,is worth visiting.It has a quaint mixture of Islamic and Tibetan elements in construction style.It's a place where trading of making a prototype of s ancient Scythan bow is still carried out by some families.
Dara-Drung Glacier has speechless beauty.The glacier begins to make appearancewith thcool chill in the wind owing to its large ice-reserve. It is lacated at an elevation of 3500m and in indeed a feast to the eyes.


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Q: Rank of a free Abelian subgroup gives a lower bound for vcd Let $G$ be any group. The cohomological dimension (cd) of $G$ is the smallest integer $n$ such that $\mathbb{Z}$ admits a projective resolution of length $n$ over the group ring $\mathbb{Z}G$. Serre proved that the cohomological dimensions of all the torsion-free subgroups of finite index are the same, and the common cohomological dimension is called the virtual cohomological dimension (vcd) of $G$.
An equivalent definition of cd($G$) is the smallest integer $n$ such that $H^i(G, -) = 0$ for $i >n$. (see Brown's Cohomology of Groups, p.185)
Let $H \leq G$ be a free Abelian group of rank $n$. Then the classifying space $BH$ is the $n$-fold torus $T^n = S^1 \times \cdots \times S^1$, which is a $K(H,1)$ with $H^n(T^n,\mathbb{Z}) \cong \mathbb{Z} \neq 0$ and all higher cohomology groups vanish. Therefore cd$(H) = n$. (The argument can be found in Brown p.185.) Being free Abelian implies that $H$ is torsion free but not necessarily of finite index in $G$. I want to show that $\text{vcd}(G) \geq \text{cd}(H) = n$. How should I proceed?

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Random Brilliance With Me: American Haul!
I know I went to America ages ago but I havent had the time to write any posts recently and still want to write about what I bought over there. Better late than never!
I love these and I'd actually forgotten that I bought them!
The Wet n Wild nail polish is great, the flashpop! on the other hand… Its rubbish don't ever buy it, the only reason I bought it was because it looked like the Revlon nail varnishes.
You have to go to Target when in America! And I love everything that I bought there.
Both these products are great the only thing I would say though is that the eyeliner smudges quite quickly but the colours are great and the lip balm works really well.
I love these hand sanitizers and they're perfect for keeping in your handbag, my favourite is the apple scented one. I did another deal with my sister with the candle, they were on offer at 2 for $22 so I got this one for $11 an it smells amazing.
I was running out of mascara so I bought this, mainly because of how cheap it was. It was good the first time I used it but after that it just dried up so I can't use it now. The colour tattoo (Americans spell colour wrong!) It is incredible and the shade is so pretty, I wear it all the time now.
These were in a 3 for $18 offer so I got these two and my sister got another. I'll admit I didn't know it by Paris Hilton when I bought it! But it smells amazing!!!
I loved these skirts when I bought them but for some reason they don't seem to lie flat when I wear them which I disappointing.
Did you buy anything cool over the summer?


Oh, I'm not saying he can't. Just pointing out that if he doesn't, there is a version similar to this style that already exists.
Dragon, its a really good idea to make this series of tracks ! I tested some of them and i need to say, you made a great job in such a small WS like this.
Thank you david for your comment (I'm sorry for having replied just now).
I was racing an ideal championship with my GR 70 Tour's tracks (5 km,1 or 2 pit stops per race and a lot of fun) and I decided to add 2 more rounds at this series.
Here they are: La Condamine: a street circuit inspired by Circuit de Monaco.
Wiltshire: a fast circuit inspired by Castle Combe Circuit in England.
Expect other tracks like these in the near future.
Two more fantastic tracks Dragon, so simple but effective and both were easily recognisable from your inspiration.
Thank you BBA for the comment . Is there any other comment or suggestion?
I haven't commented on this project before but now for the record, sweet.
(I'm not a big fan of british racetracks but...) Wiltshire is now one of my favorite tracks from all times, and the fast sweeps after the hairpin in A115 are not bad either!
And I feel like LaCondamine should now be my natural replacement for funny races in a monaco-like track. Bye Mondega, thanks for the decade of racing!
Thank you Tuomo and DownloadCars for your comments, I'm glad you like them.
Is there any other feedback or idea for my next tracks of this series?
Well, someone sugested before F1 tracks and, because of reasons, I'd really like to see a take on Interlagos (I'm not sure how would you work out HMap, and not to repeat with Mini F1, do a take on a single turn or sector of the track?), or non-F1 tracks like Brands Hatch Indy or Le Mans (if you are not committing to do F1 tracks).
Interlagos is a pretty good shout, ~7 turns, big hmap, would be good!
Oh, Glen and Laguna, those are nice aswell.
And I forgot to mention, I just think that Nordschleife version in WS 70 is just poetry. The most complex of the tracks, well pictured in a banked oval. The paradox and the fidelity of it is pure beauty.
70's is time of Anderstorp, Kyalami, A1, Hocke, Monza, Zandvoort, SPA, maybe Zolder. For me it will be the best.
Interlagos, Brands Hatch Indy and Le Mans are some of the tracks that I would like to do but also Nordschleife is a great challenge. Great idea, thank you.
I was thinking about something like this (look at the picture below). What do you think about it?
They're fine. Montreal is my choice for a hypothetical canadian's round of this series, as regards Watkins Glen, I was thinking about Nascar's layout and about Laguna Seca, I think the ideal solution is pre 1988's layout.
Maybe there was a misunderstanding, "70" (in this project) only represents the world size that I use for these tracks and not a certain historical period. You can recommend every type of track (cir, stc, ral, roa, ovl) and from every era as long as it's achievable with WS 70.
Don't worry, I'll make some more british tracks because in UK there are many examples of beautiful circuits that I'd like to recreate.
What about a weird version of Grobnik? It will be tricky but I also think it will be interesting.
IMO, it's hardly Interlagos without some hairpins in the middle... do you have room for at least one?
Wondering if Dragon is still alive with the projects.
Thank you for your comment cocney. It could be a good idea, I'll definitely try to make it.
It's quite hard to find enough room for hairpins, at least in my thoughts.
...here are two new rounds of GR 70 Tour: Gold Coast and Tonremal.
Gold Coast: a street circuit with a tricky chicane inspired by Surfers Paradise Street Circuit in Australia (there is also a version without chicane).
Tonremal: a fast circuit inspired by Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Canada.


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PG-13 | 121 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
When bitten by a genetically modified spider, a nerdy, shy, and awkward high school student gains spider-like abilities that he eventually must use to fight evil as a superhero after tragedy befalls his family.
Director: Sam Raimi | Stars: Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, Willem Dafoe, James Franco
2. The A-Team (1983–1987)
TV-PG | 60 min | Action, Adventure, Crime
Four Vietnam vets, framed for a crime they didn't commit, help the innocent while on the run from the military.
Stars: George Peppard, Mr. T, Dwight Schultz, Dirk Benedict
3. Matlock (1986–1995)
Ben Matlock is a very expensive criminal defense attorney, who charges one hundred thousand dollars to take a case. Fortunately, he's worth every penny, as he and his associates defend his clients by finding the real killer.
Stars: Andy Griffith, Linda Purl, Kene Holiday, Nancy Stafford
4. Quantum Leap (1989–1993)
Scientist Sam Beckett finds himself trapped in the past, "leaping" into the bodies of different people on a regular basis.
Stars: Scott Bakula, Dean Stockwell, Deborah Pratt, Dennis Wolfberg
5. Major League (1989)
R | 107 min | Comedy, Sport
The new owner of the Cleveland Indians puts together a purposely horrible team so they'll lose and she can move the team. But when the plot is uncovered, they start winning just to spite her.
Director: David S. Ward | Stars: Tom Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen, Margaret Whitton
6. MacGyver (1985–1992)
The adventures of a secret Agent armed with almost infinite scientific resourcefulness.
Stars: Richard Dean Anderson, Dana Elcar, Bruce McGill, Robin Mossley
7. 21 Jump Street (1987–1991)
60 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
The cases of an undercover police unit composed of young-looking officers specializing in youth crime.
Stars: Johnny Depp, Dustin Nguyen, Peter DeLuise, Holly Robinson Peete
8. V (1984–1985)
TV-PG | 60 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
A year after Liberation Day, courtesy of the red-dust bacteria, the humanoid, lizard-like aliens develop a resistance to the micro-organism and try to regain control of the Earth--only now some humans are knowingly working with them.
Stars: Marc Singer, Faye Grant, Michael Ironside, Jane Badler
9. Moonlighting (1985–1989)
TV-PG | 60 min | Comedy, Drama, Mystery
The quirky cases of a former model and a smart aleck detective who manage a private detective agency.
Stars: Cybill Shepherd, Bruce Willis, Allyce Beasley, Curtis Armstrong
10. Airwolf (1984–1986)
As part of a deal with an intelligence agency to look for his missing brother, a renegade pilot goes on missions with an advanced battle helicopter.
Stars: Jan-Michael Vincent, Alex Cord, Ernest Borgnine, Jean Bruce Scott
11. Renegade (1992–1997)
43 min | Action, Adventure, Crime
After crooked cop Lieutenant "Dutch" Dixon kills his girlfriend and frames him for murder, Reno Raines escapes from jail and goes on the run.
Stars: Lorenzo Lamas, Branscombe Richmond, Don LaFontaine, Kathleen Kinmont
12. Hunter (I) (1984–1991)
TV-PG | 48 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Rick Hunter is a renegade cop who bends the rules and takes justice into his own hands. Partnered with the equally stunning and rebellious Sgt. McCall, the tough-minded duo set out to crack down on L.A.'s slimiest criminals.
Stars: Fred Dryer, Stepfanie Kramer, Charles Hallahan, Perry Cook
13. Fame (1982–1987)
60 min | Drama, Music, Musical
The stories of the students and faculty of the New York City High School for the Performing Arts.
Stars: Carlo Imperato, Gene Anthony Ray, Debbie Allen, Albert Hague
14. Remington Steele (1982–1987)
TV-PG | 60 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
The cases of a female private detective partnered with a former thief who assumes the role of a fictitious detective in the business.
Stars: Stephanie Zimbalist, Pierce Brosnan, Doris Roberts, James Read
15. Needful Things (1993)
R | 120 min | Crime, Drama, Fantasy
A mysterious new shop opens in a small town which always seems to stock the deepest desires of each shopper, with a price far heavier than expected.
Director: Fraser C. Heston | Stars: Max von Sydow, Ed Harris, Bonnie Bedelia, Amanda Plummer
16. Pacific Blue (1996–2000)
60 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Bicycle officers patrol Santa Monica, California.
Stars: Jim Davidson, Paula Trickey, Darlene Vogel, Marcos A. Ferraez
17. Vega$ (1978–1981)
Dan Tanna is a private investigator in the gambling town of Las Vegas, Nevada. Vegas can be seedy or glamorous, depending upon the point of view. This show is also notable for perhaps the ... See full summary »
Stars: Robert Urich, Bart Braverman, Phyllis Davis, Greg Morris
18. Sledge Hammer! (1986–1988)
30 min | Action, Comedy
The adventures of a deranged and dumb police detective who always looks for the most violent solution to any problem.
Stars: David Rasche, Anne-Marie Martin, Harrison Page, Leslie Morris
19. Forever Knight (1992–1996)
Not Rated | 60 min | Crime, Drama, Horror
800-year-old vampire Nick Knight quests for redemption as a cop in Toronto, trying to hide his vampiric nature from the rest of the world.
Stars: Geraint Wyn Davies, Catherine Disher, Nigel Bennett, Deborah Duchene
20. Breakout (I) (2013)
R | 89 min | Action, Crime, Drama
A pair of criminals try to track down the kids who witnessed them commit a murder in the woods.
Director: Damian Lee | Stars: Brendan Fraser, Dominic Purcell, Ethan Suplee, Holly Deveaux
21. War of the Worlds (1988–1990)
TV-PG | 45 min | Action, Drama, Horror
Humanity must resume its war against the Martians when they revive after decades of hibernation following their defeat in the 1950s.
Stars: Jared Martin, Lynda Mason Green, Philip Akin, Richard Chaves
22. Airwolf (1987)
60 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
The series has been revamped with an all new cast: St. John, the brother whom Stringfellow Hawke had been looking for during the original series, has finally been found and is now the new ... See full summary »
Stars: Barry Van Dyke, Geraint Wyn Davies, Michele Scarabelli, Anthony Sherwood
23. Father Dowling Mysteries (1989–1991)
An amiable, inquisitive Chicago priest moonlights as a detective and is assisted by a rather worldly, lock-picking nun.
Stars: Tom Bosley, Tracy Nelson, Mary Wickes, James Stephens
24. Booker (1989–1990)
Dennis Booker, an ex-cop, is hired by the US office of a large Japanese company to investigate some suspect insurance claims. He is very anti-authority, resents being told what to do, and ... See full summary »
Stars: Richard Grieco, Marcia Strassman, Katie Rich, Carmen Argenziano
25. Jake 2.0 (2003–2004)
60 min | Drama, Sci-Fi
Jake Foley is a computer technician for the N.S.A., who secretly longs for a chance to work in the field. Circumstance puts him in a top secret laboratory, in the middle of a shoot-out ... See full summary »
Stars: Christopher Gorham, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez, Judith Scott, Keegan Connor Tracy
26. Danger Bay (1984–1990)
TV-PG | 30 min | Adventure, Family
The adventures of a marine biologist and his family as they fight environmental crimes and other problems.
Stars: Donnelly Rhodes, Christopher Crabb, Ocean Hellman, Hagan Beggs
27. Secret Witness (1988 TV Movie)
72 min | Drama
Two children play amateur detectives in their neighborhood.
Director: Eric Laneuville | Stars: Joaquin Phoenix, Kellie Martin, Betty A. Bridges, Barry Corbin
28. Night Heat (1985–1989)
The exploits of the detectives of the Mid South Precinct, in a generic North American city not unlike New York (but a lot like Toronto), chronicled through the eyes of newspaper columnist ... See full summary »
Stars: Scott Hylands, Allan Royal, Jeff Wincott, Sean McCann
29. S Club 7 in L.A. (2000– )
The S Club 7 kids leave Miami to try to make it in L.A.
Stars: Hannah Spearritt, Jon Lee, Tina Barrett, Bradley McIntosh
30. Middle Age Crazy (1980)
R | 97 min | Comedy, Drama
A married man is turning forty and that's when the midlife crisis hits him. He becomes obsessed with young women and fast cars.
Director: John Trent | Stars: Bruce Dern, Ann-Margret, Graham Jarvis, Deborah Wakeham
31. Ohara (1987–1988)
60 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
Crime drama about a wise, elderly, Asian-American LAPD cop investigating crimes with his culturally insensitive and thickheaded but overall good-natured younger partner, Lt. George Shaver.
Stars: Pat Morita, Robert Clohessy, Rachel Ticotin, Meagen Fay
32. Covergirl (1984)
R | 93 min | Drama, Romance
A moderately successful fashion model meets a wealthy entrepreneur who's determined to make her a superstar by controlling every aspect of her personal and professional life, but she's strong-minded and resistant to his methods.
Director: Jean-Claude Lord | Stars: Jeff Conaway, Irena Ferris, Cathie Shirriff, Roberta Leighton
33. Dragnet (1989–1991)
30 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama
Two straight laced L.A.P.D. Detectives, Vic Daniels and Carl Molina, fight crime. Remake of the classic 60s show of the same name.
Stars: Jeff Osterhage, Bernard White, Thalmus Rasulala, Don Stroud
34. A Man, a Woman and a Bank (1979)
PG | 100 min | Comedy, Crime
The two least likely bank robbers in the known universe plan and execute... kind of... the ultimate heist.
Director: Noel Black | Stars: Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Paul Mazursky, Allan Kolman
35. Klondike Fever (1980)
PG | 119 min | Adventure
This movie chronicled Jack London's epic journey from San Francisco to the Klondike gold fields in 1898.
Director: Peter Carter | Stars: Jeff East, Rod Steiger, Angie Dickinson, Lorne Greene
36. The Nutt House (1989– )
This short-lived comedy dealt with the day to day lives of the staff and (rare) guests in a New York hotel that had fallen on hard times.
Stars: Cloris Leachman, Harvey Korman, Brian McNamara, Molly Hagan
37. Northstar (1986 TV Movie)
90 min | Sci-Fi
An astronaut's ship passes through a strange magnetic field on its way back to Earth, and when he emerges from it after landing, he finds he has acquired superhuman powers and a super-genius IQ.
Director: Peter Levin | Stars: Greg Evigan, Deborah Wakeham, Mitchell Ryan, Mason Adams
38. Hollywood Beat (1985)
Nick McCarren and Jack Rado work far from the glamorous area of Los Angeles, donning oddball outfits working undercover. The headquarters in the seedy area is a business run by out George Grinsky, and they report to Captain Wes Biddle.
Stars: Jack Scalia, Jay Acovone, John Matuszak, Edward Winter
39. Starlight (1996)
100 min | Sci-Fi
Adrianna (Chong) is a beautiful alien woman who has come to Earth in search of a half alien man (Wirth). She needs him to help her defeat the evil alien Pallas, who himself is out to kill her.
Director: Jonathon Kay | Stars: Rae Dawn Chong, Billy Wirth, Willie Nelson, Jim Byrnes
40. The Alan Hamel Show (1976– )
60 min | Talk-Show
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Stars: David Steinberg, Brian Linehan, Tom Dreesen, Stan Kann
41. House of the Rising Sun (1987)
R | 86 min | Drama
Set in the 1930s, this murder mystery stars Jamie Barrett as a cub reporter who poses as a hooker to get the dirt on a shady pimp.
Director: Greg Gold | Stars: Frank Annese, Jamie Barrett, Tawny Moyer, Deborah Wakeham
42. Long Time Gone (1986 TV Movie)
PG | 97 min | Action, Drama
A "world-class screw-up" private eye finds his world and his attention changed when he is reunited with his estranged 11-year old son. At the film's beginning, Le Mat is a down-on-his-luck ... See full summary »
Director: Robert Butler | Stars: Paul Le Mat, Wil Wheaton, Ann Dusenberry, Ray Girardin
43. The Alan Thicke Show (1980– )
60 min | Comedy, Talk-Show
Stars: Alan Thicke, Pete Barbutti, Orson Bean, Charity Brown
44. Arena: An Absurd Notion (1985 Video)
Not Rated | 58 min | Musical, Sci-Fi
Call my name, and I'll be there. Dr. Duran Duran escapes the punishment of the Matmos at the height of British pop group Duran Duran's 1980s popularity. Mistaking the cries of teenage girls... See full summary »
Director: Russell Mulcahy | Stars: Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, Andy Taylor, John Taylor
45. Foreign Affairs (1992– )
Stars: Anne E. Curry, Michèle Duquet, Rene Frank, Hugo Halbrich
46. Night Wings
Action, Thriller | Announced
A young boy on a red-eye flight over the Atlantic discovers that a vampire is on board the plane... but no one believes him.
Director: Dusan Strugar | Stars: Gary Hudson, Kim Poirier, Peter J. Gray, Torri Webster
47. The Oldest Rookie (1987–1988)
A police veteran with a desk job becomes a street cop again.
Stars: Paul Sorvino, D.W. Moffett, Raymond J. Barry, Marshall Bell
48. Nothing But Life (2004)
120 min | Comedy, Drama
Roby is a stray boy who has migrated to Las Vegas at a young age and works in a casino for livelihood. He becomes mentally ill when he loses his friend's money which he had received for safekeeping.
Director: Rajiv Anchal | Stars: Madhavan, Kaveri, Sreenivasan, Nazzer
49. The God Project
Thriller | Announced
50. The Riverman (1983– )
90 min | Adventure, Drama
Stars: Michael Parks, Deborah Wakeham, Christopher Cazenove, Ken Gampu

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The Tama-Go is the newest American Tamagotchi to date. It is meant to emulate the newer Japanese Color Tamagotchis. The only problem is that it seriously fails by comparison. Firstly, it is a HUGE Tamagotchi, which I found disappointing. There's no way I could carry this thing around in my purse to play with it regularly. Even the Japanese color Tamagotchis, which are relatively big, are not nearly as huge as the Tama-Go. What's even worse is that it doesn't even have a color screen! You would figure that all that bulk would mean something, but apparently not. I'm not sure what the heck Bandai's reasoning is for the lack of updated features and the bulkiness, but I was disappointed. If they weren't going to give us all the perks, then why bother making something so huge? I did not play with this Tamagotchi, but I got it because the reviews on Tamatalk.com were fairly positive. I feel like it was a waste of $23 (I bought mine at Toys R Us). As for the actual game play, I don't remember much about it because I only played with it for a few minutes after opening up the package when it was first released, but I was very underwhelmed, to say the least. There was nothing interesting about this Tamagotchi. yes, the screen resolution was improved over say the v4 or v5, but it seemed pointless to have improved resolution when they hadn't updated the screen to color. If they aren't going to update the screen to color then I'd rather stick with the vintage style pixelations. Maybe other people don't care about this, but I was disappointed. All of that said, it is still a major improvement from other Tamagotchis. it has some enhanced features over other versions of Tamagotchi that I'm sure other people will find impressive, especially if they haven't played with a Japanese Color tamagotchi, but if you have tons of experience Tamagotchis you might be saddened by this release :( If they had designed it to be as compact as a v5 then I would have been far more impressed, despite the lack of features that the Japanese version contains. I have to say, though, the characters are fairly cute, which works in its favor, all else aside. Another thing that I found utterly ridiculous was the concept of attaching a figurine on top just to unlock different features. I do not approve of this concept because its basically a ploy to get consumers to purchase more accessories in order to access the full abilities of the pet, instead of just including them from the get-go (very punny). While connection Tamagotchis have always sort of been this way (you have to purchase another Tamagotchi or find someone else to connect with in order to mate them together), I think this simply goes too far and is clearly just plain manipulative on Bandai's part.


This video is well worth watching because it will help you make better choices about energy and transportation, at home or at work. You'll learn why oil will likely drop to $25 a barrel but still people will get rid of their internal combustion engine. Most won't own a car at all.
If these trends happen anywhere near the predictions, this switch may happen within the next few years, in the timeframe when many choose another car. This video should also give you a sense of what to invest in and what to sell soon. Humans are not good at understanding exponential changes or disruptive technologies. This is an inoculation against our own ignorance and its uplifting. If you're bummed by Harvey or can't bring yourself to see Gore's latest movie, at least watch this. Then let us know what you think.


▪ Three expanded or renovated attractions: Soarin' Around the World at Epcot, Toy Story Mania! at Disney's Hollywood Studios and the Incredible Hulk roller-coaster at Universal's Islands of Adventure.
▪ A variety of new shows: two animated movies at Legoland; a Star Wars stage show at Hollywood Studios; a stage show based on The Lion King plus a light show at the Tree of Life at Disney's Animal Kingdom; Mickey's new stage show at the Magic Kingdom; a package of high-tech shows that celebrate astronauts and courage at Kennedy Space Center; plus new fireworks shows with special effects at Legoland and Hollywood Studios.
▪ New nightlife at Animal Kingdom.
▪ The last piece of the expansion of Disney Springs, formerly known as Downtown Disney.
Take it all in now because next year there's more, and you'll need to be caught up.


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Description: Chun-Li is the first female player character that appears in the Street Fighter series and one of the series' major lead characters alongside Ryu and Ken and the first playable female character to appear in a 1-on-1 fighting game. Introduced in Street Fighter II, Chun-Li was the only female character in the game, as well as one of the youngest fighters, and while not as physically powerful as the other characters, she is by far the quickest.
During the period covered in Street Fighter Alpha, she wore an embroidered vest, unitard and athletic shoes, as well as studded wristbands.


Virgil C. Post passed away on August 28, 2015 at the age of 92. He was the beloved husband of Marcella Post nee Ell; He is survived by his two sons, Donald V. Post, Kevin A. (Renee Betlach) Post; two daughters, Nancy K. (Jerry) Linneman, Diana F. Post, one daughter-in-law, Mary C. Post ; two sisters, Ruth Ell, Gladys Kullman; four grandsons, Joe (Linda) Linneman, Bob (Christy) Linneman, Gary (Kim) Post, David S. Post; three granddaughters, Dawn (Jon) Ridgeway, Rosemary (Marc) Elmer, Pamela Post; six great-granddaughters, Melissa Linneman, Katherine Linneman, Alli Ridgeway, Jacqueline Ridgeway, Kayla Elmer, Lainey Post; three great-grandsons, Joey Linneman, Ray Ridgeway, Collin Elmer; He is preceded in death by his father, Aloys H. Post, mother, Frances M. Post, wife, Marcella H. Post, son, David E. Post, sister, Alice Young. Virgil was married to Marcella Ell on August 28, 1948 in Cottleville, MO. He was active in his faith, he was a former member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Cottleville for over 50 years. Virgil was a member of St. Gianna Church in Wentzville and active in the Knights of Columbus. Virgil enjoyed spending time outdoors hunting and fishing. He was an avid Allis-Chalmers tractor collector and loved spending time with family and friends. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him.


Mannitol hexanitrate (also known as MHN, hexanitromannitol, nitromannite, nitromannitol, Nitranitol and Mannitrin) is an organic nitrated compound, a powerful explosive with the chemical formula C6H8N6O18.
MHN is a powdery solid at standard conditions, with density of 1.73 g/cm3, insoluble in water, but soluble in alcohols and ether.
Mannitol hexanitrate is a secondary explosive, with a detonation velocity of 8260 m/s. Its sensitivity is high, particularly at high temperatures (>75 °C) where it is slightly more sensitive than nitroglycerin. MNH has an oxygen balance of +7.1%. Mannitol hexanitrate is classified as a class B explosive.
Mannitol hexanitrate is not available to the general public, and purchasing it requires a license.
The preparation of pure MHN is not a trivial task, since most preparations will yield a mixture of MHN and lower esters (pentanitrate and lower).
Mannitol hexanitrate is sensitive to strong shock and friction, as well as heating, and may explode under the right conditions. If consumed, it results in severe headaches, due to being a strong vasodilator, property seen in other nitrated organic compounds.
Mannitol hexanitrate should be used as quickly as possible and not stored.
Mannitol hexanitrate can be neutralized by safely burning it or detonating it in a remote or safe area.
A better and less dangerous method involves strongly diluting it in alcohol, then slowly add dropwise a base like sodium hydroxide to hydrolyze it to mannitol and sodium nitrate. This reaction is highly exothermic and must be done very carefully at low temperatures and at low concentrations.
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On 14 May 2008 in Careers in HR, People News, The HR profession
Jean Lindsay has been appointed director of HR at the Forestry Commission. She has also become a full member of the executive board. Lindsay will be responsible for the HR requirements of more than 3,300 staff, and has been with the commission since 1983, most recently as HR business partner for Forestry Commission Scotland.
Meridian Healthcare has appointed Joanne Richardson group HR manager. Richardson joined Meridian in 2005 as HR administrator, and will be responsible for the company's HR operations, from recruitment to performance development.
Marketing agency gratterpalm has promoted Helen Saunders to its board of directors. Saunders joined gratterpalm in January 2003 as HR manager, having previously worked at United Biscuits and Harry Ramsden's. As HR director, Saunders will lead the company's work towards winning an Investors in People award.


Living with panic attacks and anxiety can be extremely debilitating.
We can all experience anxiety in our lives at some point and this is understandable if we are going through a stressful period. However when panic attacks and anxiety becomes the norm, the effects can leave a lasting imprint shattering our self-confidence and impacting our overall quality of life.
In my Homeopathy practice I see people who suffer from panic attacks and anxiety for many reasons; after life upheavals or past and present traumas, after a loved one has died, after loss of a job, after divorce or from a financial loss.
For some women the panic or anxiety can come on from worry about getting pregnant or becoming a mother, during the menopause, or from feeling overwhelmed with the many demanding roles required of a woman nowadays.
Panic attacks can also be provoked by specific situations such as fear of flying, fear in lifts, agoraphobia, anxiety before exams, public speaking or more general worrying about the future or feeling that something bad is going to happen.
Panic attacks are an overwhelming sense of anxiety and fear. It is anxiety magnified.
It is a situation when you feel as if you are in danger with no way to escape.
They can arise from not being sure if you can cope with what is coming next, anticipating the next stage or not knowing what is around the corner.
Panic attacks can strike without any warning, when relaxing, before sleep or during sleep. They are intense and reach a peak within minutes.
As we each react differently to anxiety and fears, in Homeopathy a remedy is selected for each person's specific needs and their particular reaction to stress. For example, someone who suffers from panic attacks that started after the death of a loved one with frequent heart palpitations, occurring only at night, will receive a different remedy to someone whose panic attacks are triggered by performance anxiety before an exam with extreme trembling.
Please note: As panic attacks can sometimes be caused by medical conditions it is important to see your doctor to rule our serious conditions such as cardiac problems, hyperthyroidism, hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), stimulant use and medication withdrawal.
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South Korea has received the second of 4 airliner Defence and area (DS) A330-200 Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) craft ordered in 2015, the Ministry of National Defense (MND) in Seoul declared on twenty-eight March.
The craft is anticipated to become operational with the Republic of Choson Air Force (RoKAF) at intervals a month, the MND aforementioned, adding that the 2 remaining platforms area unit expected to be delivered in a Gregorian calendar month and Dec this year. The RoKAF formally introduced its 1st A330 on thirty Gregorian calendar month.
The tanker-transport craft, that is understood because the KC-330 Cygnus in RoKAF service, is anticipated to increase the reach of the RoKAF's strike craft into the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and improve strategic operations on the far side the Korean Peninsula.
After examining rival proposals from Boeing, Israel region Industries(IAI), and Airbus, Asian nation elite the A330 MRTT in 2015 in a very deal valued at regarding KRW1.4 trillion (USD1.2 billion). Boeing had submitted its KC-46A Pegasus platform, whereas IAI projected its B767-300 Multi-Mission Tanker Transport (MMTT).
According to South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA), the A330 MRTT beat its rivals attributable to its superior performance (endurance, fuel capability, personnel, and loading capacity), its rating, and also the incontrovertible fact that it's already in commission with many air forces around the world, as Jane's reported at the time.
In late 2016 the United States of America approved a potential USD141 million Foreign Military Sale of AN/AAQ-24(V) massive craft Infrared Countermeasures (LAIRCM) systems for installation on the RoKAF's four MRTTs.


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Esta é uma lista de regiões de Gana por população, classificados de acordo com o último censo, que ocorreu em 26 de setembro de 2010. Os dados anteriores do censo (1960, 1970, 1984 e 2000) são incluídos para comparação.

(Nota: Os limites atuais das regiões administrativas de Gana não foram totalmente estabelecidos até 1983. Como tal, os números da população para 1960 e 1970 refletem a análise dos dados censitários sub-regionais desses períodos.)

Ver também
Regiões do Gana
Lista das capitais regionais do Gana
Lista de ministros regionais do Gana
Lista de regiões do Gana por área

Regioes população

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Here we are into 2017 and determined to keep our New Year's resolutions. If you're like me, you can't assist thinking about all the buzz about healthy food and getting trim and fat.
Well, here's some great news to stimulate you on to success. Try some of these imaginative healthy smoothie dishes, good for breakfast, lunch and even a midnight treat. Be the one who keeps your resolution for a healthier you! All you require is a blender.
Breakfast shake recipes begin you off pleasantly and nutritiously. All of us know fruit and yogurt are healthy. However these can be a bit dull first thing in the early morning, whereas the healthy smoothie is a totally different experience. With the appearances of a milkshake and a mind-blowing and refreshing fruit taste, you have actually get a breakfast worth drinking! It has plenty of vitamins, fills you up, fasts to repair and is low in calories.
Nearly any fruit works out in shake dishes, regardless of the time of day. Oranges, kiwi fruit, papayas, peaches, pears, pineapple, strawberries, raspberries and banana are all excellent for the fruit part. You can mix a number of fruits in the exact same smoothie recipe.
If your favorite fruit is not in season, use a plan of frozen fruit with its syrup. The syrup includes a couple of calories, but take a look at it this way. It's a total meal. You will not be starving till lunch. The dietary worth far surpasses the extra calorie count. Alternatively, use the new fruits that come in jars with Splenda as the sweetener in the juice.
Fruit juices include taste and can help thicken the beverage, depending upon the juice. Survey the juice aisle at the grocery and load up your cart.
Flavored yogurts and ones with real fruit at the bottom add much more taste and compound. Pina colada yogurt goes excellent with tropical fruits.
Shake dishes permit you to comply with your dietary restrictions too. For instance, if you're lactose intolerant, you can replace soy milk or use a 2% fat acidophilus milk. Soy milk is a powerhouse of nutrients and can be found in a number of tastes along with an unsweetened form.
Now for some unique taste additions. A tablespoon or 2 of Torani syrup in a flavor complimentary to your smoothie dish ingredients can make a great healthy smoothie magnificent. Toss in some shredded coconut or tahini paste for an exotic taste reward. A small scoop of quality ice cream never harms.
Having just one smoothie each day can fulfill a number of your New Year's resolution objectives. These generic smoothie recipes ensure much better nutrition, more energy and a trimmer you!
Searching for a yummy fruit shake? Make this Strawberry Orange Smoothie in just a couple of minutes. It's scrumptious and really good for you too. If you like strawberries and orange juice then this is a fantastic fruit smoothie to have for breakfast or lunch.
Strawberries and orange juice are good and really healthy so you'll be getting a health increase when you consume this terrific healthy smoothie. Just add a little ice and some honey and you've obtained a quick delicious drink.
Combine strawberries, orange juice, ice, and honey in blender. Mix until smooth. Garnish with sliced strawberries.


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Sketch of Execution Site at the Loire Disciplinary Training Center at Le Mans, France. Twelve American soldiers were hanged at the Loire DTC during the war.
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US Army Executions World War II in Europe and Africa
Grave of Louis Till
Albert Pierrepoint, British Executioner
Army Hangman's Noose
Charles Robinson — Hanged
The Seine Disciplinary Training Center, Paris, Mortier Caserne, 1945
Temporary U.S. Military Cemetery at Marigny
Albert Pierrepoint's Execution Logbook
Military Police Arrest Photo of Madison Thomas
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Rugby Architectural Building Products, headquartered in Concord, NH, announces the expansion of its product line into decorative surfacing products in Boise, Idaho. Rugby's Boise Distribution Center has been named an authorized distributor for Panolam Industries' Nevamar ® brand family of high pressure laminate and related specialty decorative surfacing products.
This product line expansion marks a continuation of Rugby's strategy to add decorative surfacing product lines to all of the former Lumber Products distribution operations that were acquired by Rugby in June.


I've been looking for a replacement for lush dark angels since I couldn't stand the mess of using that scrub...I'm liking this one so far!
It comes out in a milky consistency, I like to mix it with a few drop of water to make it easier to spread on the face. The scrub granules are plentiful and not sharp feeling on the skin. It leaves my face feeling smooth and doesn't dry me out after using it! Nice if you're looking for a gentle, effective scrub.
this product is exactly what i need! i have really horrible skin dryness because of winter and i have been looking around for a while for a scrub and i found this! its perfect! my friend told me about it since she has the same dryness issue and i love it! i found it in the clearance section and it was cheap and i really love it! i bought 2 bottles of it and as well i have used before some other st ives products and they were the best!
I have been using this scrub every other day for about 2 weeks or so. I bought it because I was looking for a scrub to remove flaky skin around my nose. This one was on sale for $4.99 so I didn't have a lot to lose if it didn't work out. So far I really love it. Not only did it remove the flaky skin on my nose but also noticeably reduced my blackheads as well, something I didn't expect it to do. My face feels softer too. The scrub is very gentle and has a light scent. I read reviews that said after the first few times using this product that they had some small bumps. I did too but only very minor, nothing that concerned me. I'm really happy I bought this product. It was exactly what I was looking for, and you can't beat that price!
I love this scrub so much. I used to use the green tea one religiously, and the apricot one. Both were too strong as exfoliators and broke me out over time. This is nice and gentle, and it's actually been clearing my skin. It's cheap, reliable, and a great scrub. I haven't used it as a mask yet but perhaps at some point. I use it around every other day, and it really gets rid of dead skin without drying or irritation.
This is a great exfoliating scrub. I use this as a mask and I also use it as a scrub in the shower. It makes my skin so soft after using it. I spent €50 on a Murad exfoliator and this St Ives scrub makes my skin softer than the Murad one. It is so inexpensive. The exfoliating beads really scrub away dead skin. Some may find them too rough but I find they really work. My only wish is that this scrub had a stronger oatmeal scent. I will defintely be buying a scrub from the St Ives range once this one runs out.
Scrub is a must-have for me.if I don't use scrub at least once a week,thick layer of dead skin cells and skin flakes makes any foundation look like dissaster on my face.also an exfoliator helps my blackheads to go away without leaving scar;but finding a suitable scrub is very difficult for me.whatever I used,made my skin superdry,irritated,red and stingy.
After going through a tube of it,I decided to reduce it's rate to 4 lippies.I still believe it's a nice,gentle,non-drying and creamy scrub which is one of the rare scrubs that's really suitable for dry,sensitive skin types.
Great scrub for dry and sensitive skin. The beads are not too harsh like other scrubs. It leave skin soft and smooth as scrub suppose to do. It have a soft fragrance in this product I like the scent of it not strong smell. I will buy this again but it will last me a long time for $3.49 at Target.
This has to be the most calming, soothing product I've put on my face in quite some time. (The next best thing, IMO, is the White Tea Skin Guardian from Origins, in terms of being soothing.) I used this as a mask first and then a scrub as I washed it off with warm water. My sensitive, oily skin felt extremely soft and hydrated after I was done! I just put on some gel moisturizer and lip balm and feel all set for the evening after using this stuff. It's quite gentle in terms of scrubbing properties. This is nothing nearly as rough as their apricot scrubs that I tried in high school. My skin is easily irritated, but this caused zero red patches or negative reactions. I don't know that I'd recommend it for someone with lots of open acne, but it is very good to grouchy skin in general otherwise. I found this at my local Walgreens, but I know it can be found at many other drugstores, grocery stores, and mass retailers in the USA.
OMG talk about how SOFT my skin feels after using this!It feels almost hydrated,and i have dry patchy skin.Secondly,in love with its texture too,slimy but creamy,10/10 would buy it again,love how it makes my skin feels.Just not a big fan of the smell.


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Capturing the perfect image on film is at the same time a moment's work and a painstaking task taking much planning and patience. The light has to be just right, the location of the camera has to be carefully selected, the camera precisely set up. This is true of both the still and the moving image and yet I have seen few films in which the photographic quality is so clear as in Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven. Press pause on the DVD player at almost any moment and there you have a perfect image; beautiful, meaningful, perfectly lit. Re-watching the film recently, I was reminded of a photographic exhibition I had seen of the work of Ansel Adams and Edward Burtynsky. The exhibition reflected the film not only because of the overpowering beauty of the images but also in terms of the central themes it shared with the film. Ansel Adams, like Malick, was evidently drawn to the beauty and the power of nature. I think in particular of his Yosemite photographs with the sheer face of El Capitan towering out of a valley swathed in the last washes of sunlight before a thundering storm. Burtynsky's photographs provided a stark contrast in that they focus on the way in which man exploits nature. This too is a major theme of Malick's work. Days of Heaven is at once a film of great beauty, a homage to the search for perfection – a visual poem. It is also a film which explores contrasts; the constant tensions and pulls between opposites.
'Nobody's perfect. There ain't ever been a perfect person around. You just got half devil and half angel in you' says Linda, the bold little girl who narrates the film, providing her disjointed, naïve but often profound commentary on the events which take place. As her observations switch between innocence and knowingness she captures here the essence of one of the dominant themes of the movie; navigating the boundaries between good and evil. The three main characters of the film, Bill (played by a very young and very handsome Richard Gere), Abby (Brooke Adams) and the farmer (Sam Shepherd) are all flawed to greater or lesser degrees, and as with all tragic characters, it is their flaws which undo them. The film is set in 1916 and Bill and Abby are impoverished city dwellers from Chicago. They are lovers and forced to escape the city after Bill kills a foreman in a fit of rage at the steel mill where he works. They hitch a ride on the first train out of the city along with Bill's little sister Linda and end up in the Texas Panhandle where they take on farm laboring jobs for a wealthy farmer. They pretend to be siblings rather than lovers to prevent unwelcome questions. Once on the farm, the farmer notices Abby and is obviously interested in her. After Bill overhears a conversation between the farmer and his doctor in which the farmer is told he has only months to live, Bill persuades Abby to try to win the farmer over and marry him so they can get his money.
The plan goes well but then the farmer doesn't get any sicker; a classic love triangle with disastrous consequences ensues. It might seem that Bill is the obvious villain of this set-up and it is certainly true that he has the most obvious flaws with his quickly roused rage and his manipulative abilities. But his ability for self-sacrifice, his fearless pursuit of his right to a better life and his stoicism while watching the woman he loves with another man prevent us from being able to hate him. Abby seems sympathetic, torn as she is between her love for Bill and her growing love for the farmer but yet she goes along with the plan and lets the tragic events occur around her. The farmer, who is a good man reaching out for a companion in his loneliness, is also fatally flawed; by jealousy. As the drama between these three characters unfolds amidst the vast, flat plains of Texas wheat fields (actually filmed in Alberta, Canada) we cannot pick out who is entirely to blame. Each of the characters has good and evil within them. So Malick allows nature to provide a commentary on their complex inter-relationship. The benign, bucolic landscapes of the early film are consumed in a biblical display of nature's dark side in the form of a plague of locusts and an almighty fire. It is not only humans who are multi-faceted; nature herself is half angel, half devil and, as Linda notes in her narration, 'the devil is on the farm'. Days of heaven really turn into days of hell.
Nature is really another character in this beautiful film and Malick, like Burtynsky, is interested in the interplay between man and the natural world. Although the open plains and vast panoramas provide a marked contrast to the dirty poverty of industrial Chicago, we are reminded that, for all its beauty, the farm is also an industrial landscape. It is a landscape in which man and nature collide. In the Edward Hopper inspired shots of the grand farmhouse towering, isolated, over the enormous fields we are reminded that man is trying to take control here and is mastering this natural space for his own gain. The panoramic shots of the massive harvesting machinery in action and the detailed depictions of men and machinery laboring together to gather in the natural bounty reinforce this idea. But perhaps the most forceful image is of an old-fashioned tractor driving through a wall of spiraling flames, looming like a hellish, black monster as it moves towards us.
But although man may try to control, Malick reminds us of our own insignificance. He does this not only through a major nod to the power of nature, but also through a clear depiction of the cycle of changing seasons in the wide landscapes of wheat. This is all enhanced by an almost obsessive desire to capture the glorious light of an impassive, immortal sky. Unlike many film-makers, Malick (and his cinematographer Nestor Almendros) tried, wherever possible, to film using natural light. Days of Heaven was largely shot in the hour preceding dusk, the so called "magic hour" when natural light is at its most beautiful. This made filming rather long as the shooting time each day was severely limited, but the results are spectacular. Experimentation, it seems, is part of the search for perfection and by pushing the accepted boundaries of film-making, Malick gets to his goal. The sky seems to provide a glow over the film, like a reminder of an alternative power. One might even describe it as God, if one were so inclined.
This almost exclusive use of natural light also serves at once to give the film a very realistic look and also to give it the rose-tinted wash of memory. Since most of the film also takes place outdoors, it somehow takes us back to hazy childhood summers, to carefree days in the sun. Linda's narration of the events also makes it clear that she is telling us this story. We see it unfold through her immature eyes, which explains the almost fantastical elements, especially when the flying Italian circus suddenly swoops onto the farm in a pair of brightly coloured planes. So the film seems real and yet impressionistic. But the constant reminders that we are watching a story told through the filter of a small girl's eyes and understanding doesn't stop us from feeling the tragic outcome of the tale. We are at once inside the story and removed from it; we are there and yet we also observe from afar.
But this film is more than simply a tragic story set against the back drop of the inter-relationship between man and nature, it is most definitely a work of art. If the lighting provides a special dimension to it so too does the juxtaposition of the shots. Malick underlines his timeless, age-old plot by reminding us of its petty nature against the vastness of space and time. He does this by continually flitting between shooting the microcosm and the macrocosm; by contrasting the minute focus on an unfurling leaf or a locust eating through an ear of wheat with epic shots of vast, wild landscapes. He is telling us about a small world but he is also telling us about the whole world. And a great deal of this telling is done without words. The dialogue is kept to a bare minimum, sometimes giving the film a silent-movie feeling and yet the characters are complex, the acting nuanced. Malick spent over a year editing this movie; looking for the best shots, cutting the extraneous, putting the film back together to form a meaningful, coherent whole.
The many frieze-frame moments he had captured during shooting were pared down to essentials. Again, the search for perfection involved a contrast between painstaking work and the spontaneity of the moment. Accounts from those who worked both in front of and behind the scenes in this movie reveal the tensions which arose because of this. Many of the camera assistants record frustrations with Malick's creative process. They were directly opposed to his experiments with filming with so little light, as it was thoroughly against the rules of the way they normally worked. They were also angered by his vague scheduling and his tendency to make everyone drop what they were doing to capture a flock of birds flying overhead or a rabbit fleeing from a harvesting machine. Equally, the actors were dismayed on first seeing the movie that so much of their hard work had been simply cut out – vast swathes of dialogue were missing, whole scenes had been left on the cutting room floor. The search for perfection obviously involves bloody-minded determination and a degree of ruthlessness. Unfortunately for Malick, despite having achieved perfection on Days of Heaven, I have yet to see another of his films which quite gets there. I guess the search goes on. So I look forward to The Tree of Life, his latest film, which comes out towards the end of this year, with a mixture of hope and trepidation.
Katy Karpfinger is an Edinburgh University-educated Brit living happily in Boston, U.S with her German husband but without a work visa. She is therefore dividing her time between volunteering in a museum and writing her first novel based on the many stories of Burke & Hare and Edinburgh's dark past. She is inspired by history, fiction and films.
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Malick's insistence on filming in the dusk light reminds me of Kubrick's work on Barry Lyndon – he found a special Zeiss lens that had been designed for NASA with an f 0.7 aperture and modified his cameras to incorporate it, allowing him to shoot interiors in actual candlelight. It's another really beautiful film.
Katy Karpfinger says:
I love Barry Lyndon too. It is a very beautiful film but I didn't know that about the camera -interesting! Thanks for your comment!
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Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics- Impact Score, Overall Ranking, h-index, SJR, Rating, Publisher, ISSN, and Other Important Metrics
Title Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics
Abbreviation Curr. Treat. Options Pediatr.
Subject Area, Categories, Scope Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health (Q3)
h-index 5
Publisher Springer International Publishing AG
About Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is a journal covering the technologies/fields/categories related to Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health (Q3). It is published by Springer International Publishing AG. The overall rank of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is 20092. According to SCImago Journal Rank (SJR), this journal is ranked 0.169. SCImago Journal Rank is an indicator, which measures the scientific influence of journals. It considers the number of citations received by a journal and the importance of the journals from where these citations come. SJR acts as an alternative to the Journal Impact Factor (or an average number of citations received in last 2 years). This journal has an h-index of 5. The best quartile for this journal is Q3.
The ISSN of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics journal is 21986088. An International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) is a unique code of 8 digits. It is used for the recognition of journals, newspapers, periodicals, and magazines in all kind of forms, be it print-media or electronic. Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is cited by a total of 36 articles during the last 3 years (Preceding 2021).
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics Impact Score 2021-2022
The impact score (IS) 2021 of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is 0.51, which is computed in 2022 as per its definition. Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics IS is increased by a factor of 0.06 and approximate percentage change is 13.33% when compared to preceding year 2020, which shows a rising trend. The impact score (IS), also denoted as Journal impact score (JIS), of an academic journal is a measure of the yearly average number of citations to recent articles published in that journal. It is based on Scopus data.
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics Impact Score 2022 Prediction
IS 2021 of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is 0.51. If the same upward trend persists, impact score may rise in 2022 as well.
Year wise Impact Score (IS) of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics. Based on Scopus data.
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Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics h-index
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics has an h-index of 5. It means 5 articles of this journal have more than 5 number of citations. The h-index is a way of measuring the productivity and citation impact of the publications. The h-index is defined as the maximum value of h such that the given journal/author has published h papers that have each been cited at least h number of times.
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics ISSN
The ISSN of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is 21986088. ISSN stands for International Standard Serial Number.
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics Rank and SCImago Journal Rank (SJR)
The overall rank of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is 20092. According to SCImago Journal Rank (SJR), this journal is ranked 0.169. SCImago Journal Rank is an indicator, which measures the scientific influence of journals. It considers the number of citations received by a journal and the importance of the journals from where these citations come.
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics Publisher
Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is published by Springer International Publishing AG. It's publishing house is located in Switzerland. Coverage history of this journal is as following: 2015-2017, 2019-2021. The organization or individual who handles the printing and distribution of printed or digital publications is known as Publisher.
The IS0 4 standard abbreviation of Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics is Curr. Treat. Options Pediatr.. This abbreviation ('Curr. Treat. Options Pediatr.') is well recommended and approved for the purpose of indexing, abstraction, referencing and citing goals. It meets all the essential criteria of ISO 4 standard.
How to publish in Current Treatment Options in Pediatrics
If your research field is/are related to Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health (Q3), then please visit the official website of this journal.
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The road around the lake is called The Cirque de Mallet.
where a lot of people came for a paddle.
'and even they neeeded looking after.
person, gives a better idea of size and this was huge.
'and behind us on the other side of the road was the pub. Which is a very good place to say goodnight.
Another bright day. Just getting ourselves sorted when it started getting busy on the road and a huge bike race came through. There must have been up to a thousand riders.
It went on for quite a long time. Quite spread out.
When we were sure that all bikers and support workers had gone through we hit the road again, following the D13 Southwest through Fridefont and on to Chaudes-Aigues where we turned North onto the D921 back to St-Flour. Stopped there for lunch then East on the D990 To Langeac. The road from St-Flour to Langeac very nice with lots of scenery. We stopped in a layby just above Langeac.
there are many beauties to be found.


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using System.IO;
using System.Collections;

namespace NUnit.Util
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Represents a list of assemblies. It stores paths
	/// that are added and fires an event whenevever it
	/// changes. All paths must be added as absolute paths.
	/// </summary>
	public class AssemblyList : CollectionBase
	{
		#region Properties and Events
		public string this[int index]
		{
			get { return (string)List[index]; }
			set
			{
				if ( !Path.IsPathRooted( value ) )
					throw new ArgumentException( "Assembly path must be absolute" );
				List[index] = value;
			}
		}

		public event EventHandler Changed;
		#endregion

		#region Methods
		public string[] ToArray()
		{
			return (string[])InnerList.ToArray( typeof( string ) );
		}

		public void Add( string assemblyPath )
		{
			if ( !Path.IsPathRooted( assemblyPath ) )
				throw new ArgumentException( "Assembly path must be absolute" );
			List.Add( assemblyPath );
		}

		public void Remove( string assemblyPath )
		{
			for( int index = 0; index < this.Count; index++ )
			{
				if ( this[index] == assemblyPath )
					RemoveAt( index );
			}
		}

		protected override void OnRemoveComplete(int index, object value)
		{
			FireChangedEvent();
		}

		protected override void OnInsertComplete(int index, object value)
		{
			FireChangedEvent();
		}

		protected override void OnSetComplete(int index, object oldValue, object newValue)
		{
			FireChangedEvent();
		}

		private void FireChangedEvent()
		{
			if ( Changed != null )
				Changed( this, EventArgs.Empty );
		}
		#endregion
	}
}

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Sermon: Nature and Spirit
April 28, 2014 by FCCH Staff
4.27.2014 Preaching Text: "Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it" (Genesis 1:26)
Back in the 60's there was a lot of talk about "getting back to nature," of being "one with nature." The ideal, in short, was to be "natural."
Then again, have you ever seen any of those nature shows on PBS? I remember, for some reason, one in particular. It was filmed somewhere in Africa and featured the jackal. What stands out in my mind was the fierce battle between a jackal and a hyena. Actually, it wasn't so much a battle as a slaughter. It was difficult to watch.
The point is that nature is in reality quite violent and not at all commensurate with the highest human aspirations. Not for nothing do we derogatorily use the phrase, "law of the jungle!" And "survival of the fittest" is not an especially warm and fuzzy concept either!
Of course, we've also been told that the world's most dangerous animal is the human being. As the argument goes, animals only take what they need to survive, while the human animal is capable of altogether senseless destruction. Jackals, in other words, are not prone to the depravity required for, say, an Auschwitz.
It was the mid-twentieth century theologian, Reinhold Niebuhr, in his landmark book, The Nature and Destiny of Man (itself based on a lecture series given in Edinburgh), who defined human beings as a "unity of nature and spirit." This is a profound insight.
Niebuhr's point is that we humans aren't one or the other, but both. Nature, with its laws, limitations, and contingencies binds us to the earth. But it is the spirit which transcends and frees us from these narrow necessities, rendering us, in effect, sovereign over nature.
The problem, he argued, is that human beings tend to latch on to one or the other, rather than holding both in creative tension. When we accede to our animal nature, for instance, we are no better than animals – or worse, as I suggested earlier.
Yet if we focus entirely on the spiritual part of who we are, we are prone to what he called "pride." Forgetting our connection to nature, we ignore its obligatory laws and requirements, and at considerable risk. Niebuhr would argue that Auschwitz was, in fact, a sin of spiritual pride, rather than one of pure nature.
In this morning's reading from Genesis, we encounter the first of two consecutive creation stories. It presumes human beings as created last, after everything else in all creation. (Curiously, the story that follows announces precisely the opposite!).
What is of particular interest to our discussion is where God says to the humans he has created, "Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have dominion" over all of creation.
For many, these are "fightin' words!" If the 60's taught us anything it's that we are one with nature, and certainly not above it or in charge of it! Words such as "subdue" and "have dominion over" are thus dangerously misleading.
Yet this is clearly a misconstrual of the text. If Niebuhr is right, we are not simply one with nature (though we are part of it). We are also set apart from nature by virtue of having being made in God's image! Thus, the spiritual part of our being frees us from the strict demands of the natural order, allowing and even requiring that we have influence over it.
Earth Day, for Christians, underscores our proper role within the natural order: to use godly insight and perspective in order to steward the world our Creator has entrusted to us.
From the Genesis reading, it is clear that we are called to be stewards of everything that is, in accordance with God's vast designs for life. As such, wanton disregard for the intricacies, dependencies, and immutable laws of nature is as unchristian as are the false claim that nature is all there is.
The proper human stewardship of nature, then, involves the fullness of who we are, a unity of nature and spirit. The temptation, as I say, is to consider only one or the other, either nature or spirit, to the detriment to both.
My personal worry is that, in our zeal to steward the earth effectively, we turn it into a religion, as if the world in which we live is God rather than something made by God. And extremism, in the service of religion, has a long history.
The opposite error, of course, is in thinking that the world is here strictly for our own pleasure or utility, as if our well-being is separate from the world around us, as if we're not a part of nature.
In his most recent book, The Twilight of the American Enlightenment, George Marsden argues for a new kind of pluralism within American society. The old pluralism, the one that notably included religion (though only the Protestant/Catholic/Jewish traditions), was effectively lost in the late 60's and early 70's.
What replaced it was a new mainstream consensus that largely removed religion altogether, except as a personal, private matter. In response to this religious void, the evangelical and fundamentalist traditions sought to fill the vacuum, and in so doing effectively divided American society into two camps, the secular humanists (the new mainstream consensus) and the true Americans.
For the evangelicals, the American project had always been a Christian one, up until, that is, the federal government and the courts started excising religion from the public square, beginning with the removal of prayer in schools in the early 60's. We were a "Christian nation." This approach produced a new toxic environment referred to as "the culture wars." Everything now was either black or white; you were on one side of the fence or the other. There was no middle, or common ground.
Marsden's call for a new pluralism proposes a new tolerance, one where all voices are heard, including those of every religious tradition. After all, as he says, the United States was never as Christian as conservatives assumed, nor was religion as pernicious an influence within the public square as it is so often assumed by liberals.
In the realm of the modern-day wars over conservation, climate change, and stewardship of our world, I would wish for this new pluralism, this new tolerance, where things are presented not so much as so cut-and-dried, and where respectful, meaningful dialogue can take place. Only then, or it seems to me, can a healthy consensus develop about which people might agree and support. Amen.


Not my intention… – …STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS!
…caught my attention – it looked like they now had nasi biryani as well so I made it a point to go there one morning and check it out. Unfortunately, it so happened that they did not have it that day, only their nasi lemak and I did not feel like having that.
…so I bought two packs for our lunch to try. Yes, I would say it was very nice, the rice…and the curry too. They certainly were very generous with the gravy but no, there was no papadum like at those Indian places…but for only RM5.00, I guess there is no cause for complaint.
Back to that earlier occasion when the nasi biryani was not available, though it was not my intention to go there originally, I just strolled over to this place, a stone's throw away to see if they had anything that would tickle my fancy.
…before and thought it was not too bad.
The curry gravy, with a few cubes of potatoes inside, was very nice and this time around, I opened the egg roll and heated it up in a pan, piece by piece so it would not be so soft and limp. I found it a whole lot nicer, a little bit harder/drier and crispier. I think I shall do it again the next time I buy any and I must say that RM2.00 for 4 pieces, plus that big bag of curry gravy with some potatoes inside, is quite inexpensive.
…or deep fried fritters with those dried shrimps, sold in bags of RM2.00 or RM3.00 and they were so very nice that when I went back the second time for the nasi biryani, I went over to buy some more.
…that I also bought to try. They were o.k., that much I would say, nothing that exceptionally good as to get me rushing back for more.
…from one place in the kampung. I did go and buy from the stall there a long time ago but no, I found it rather disappointing. The nasi (rice) was not lemak which to me was quite a surprise seeing that they actually sold coconut there…and to make things worse, it was hard!
Well, it so happened that quite recently, there were people on Facebook who were raving about some nasi lemak that was so so good, tagging their friends and what not so I went to have a look. It turned out to be that same place so of course, I did not bother to stop and buy, once was quite enough, thank you very much. However, when I saw it being sold here that day, I decided I would give it a second chance.
This time around, the rice was not hard but sadly, it was still not lemak enough. Other than that, everything else was fine except for that piece of omelette – the standard condiment for this traditional dish should be hard-boiled egg, usually half of it but I've had fried egg instead at a number of places here, not that I approve of that either (especially when they do not know how to fry it the way I like it). I don't recall getting any omelette anywhere except perhaps in those cheap brown paper packs of nasi lemak where you may get a piece, the size of a postage stamp…or one eighth of a hardboiled egg. I guess by now, it is quite obvious whether or not I would go back for this particular nasi lemak ever again.
The NASI LEMAK BANDONG WALK stall (2.313869, 111.825808) is located at Bandong Walk, Jalan Bandong somewhere in front of the block of shops where the 1Malaysia clinic is and MAK MET's BREAKFAST STATION, the Malay kueh stall/shop, is at the other block of shops nearby, the back facing the main road, where PENYET BANDONG is in the evening.
I like to eat roti jala because the it is soft and doughy. You like garing food I guess, that's why you heat them in a pan again to get crispy edges.
I first had it the way I like it at a nasi kandar shop in Penang and I loved it. Then I came across them doing it that way at a roti canai stall at a coffee shop here but for reasons unknown, they stopped making roti jala. Not all that crazy about it lembek-lembek like this.
The curry looks fiery red. Must be very hot and spicy. Would love the kuih jala and cucur bubuk.
No, not spicy at all or we would have loved it a whole lot more. Tasted nice though.
You can pass on the nasi lemak when you go there.
Kuih jala, I missed that.
Of course, will never buy that one again especially when there are much nicer ones around.
I'm glad there is one very good one here, just a few steps from the stall where I bought this not so good one and I know of at least two other places where the nai ie quite lemak. Many go for the sambal or whatever add-ons, I go for the rice, MUST be lemak or that will be the first and the last.
I am rather fond of long grain rice.
Have you tried Bario rice? Very nice…but they say it is not so healthy, starchy.
Petai? I love petai too! Must check it out when I drop by again. I go for the sambal sotong, never mind that they are very small. I have never tried the cockles as the guy said he uses canned ones. No, thank you.
Nasi briyani at RM5 is a good deal. SO it's without papadum but I won't mind for that price.
The problem is keeping it crispy if not eaten there. Will go limp in no time at all.


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Janet Skeslien Charles & Mark Pryor – Paris
February 16, 2021 by PoisonedBlogger
Janet Skeslien Charles is the author of the hot book, The Paris Library. It's the #1 Pick for February 2021 for Indie Next, and the #! pick for LibraryReads, selected by librarians. One of Mark Pryor's Hugo Marston mysteries is called The Paris Librarian. With both books involving the American Library in Paris, Pryor was the perfect person to lead the conversation about Charles' book. It might take a little time to get a copy of The Paris Library. Barbara Peters, owner of The Poisoned Pen said it was moving quickly. You can order it through the Web Store. https://bit.ly/3b6XhiZ
Here's The Paris Library.
#1 LibraryReads Pick
Named a Most Anticipated Book of the Year by Library Journal and Goodreads
"‹"‹Based on the true World War II story of the heroic librarians at the American Library in Paris, this is an unforgettable story of romance, friendship, family, and the power of literature to bring us together, perfect for fans of The Lilac Girls and The Paris Wife.
Paris, 1939: Young and ambitious Odile Souchet has it all: her handsome police officer beau and a dream job at the American Library in Paris. When the Nazis march into Paris, Odile stands to lose everything she holds dear, including her beloved library. Together with her fellow librarians, Odile joins the Resistance with the best weapons she has: books. But when the war finally ends, instead of freedom, Odile tastes the bitter sting of unspeakable betrayal.
Montana, 1983: Lily is a lonely teenager looking for adventure in small-town Montana. Her interest is piqued by her solitary, elderly neighbor. As Lily uncovers more about her neighbor's mysterious past, she finds that they share a love of language, the same longings, and the same intense jealousy, never suspecting that a dark secret from the past connects them.
A powerful novel that explores the consequences of our choices and the relationships that make us who we are—family, friends, and favorite authors—The Paris Library shows that extraordinary heroism can sometimes be found in the quietest of places.
Janet Skeslien Charles is the award-winning author of Moonlight in Odessa, which was published in ten languages. Her shorter work has appeared in revues such as Slice and Montana Noir. Janet first became interested in the incredible true story of the librarians who stood up to the Nazi "Book Protector" when she worked as the program's manager at the American Library in Paris. Her novel The Paris Library will be published in seventeen countries. She divides her time between Montana and Paris. Visit her at JSkeslienCharles.com or connect with her on Twitter @skesliencharles.
Here's the fascinating conversation about The Paris Library, writing, and Paris itself.
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Every day our OES staff goes above and beyond, and does incredible things, for our students. We want to recognize what they do! When you see an OES staff person doing great work in or outside the classroom, please give them a shout-out here. You can do this anonymously if you wish. These shout-outs may be shared with our staff via email and faculty meetings. Any OES teacher or staff member can be nominated.
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