We have a huge crush on Brett Gray! He is starring in "On my Block", check it out on Netflix. We also can't wait for his 7-song EP to come out this summer! We chatted with the rising star and found out some fun facts about him! Keep your eye on this guy!
I really don't care what people think. It's so freeing.
Sometimes I feel a responsibility to make everyone around me happy. Even if it's above my own happiness.
I usually just sing. I wish I had a more original one.
It changes every day. Right now, its streetwear all the way. Everyday.
Waking up without having anything to do and going to my favorite spot and listening to music and chilling the whole day.
A cheesesteak. Salt, pepper, ketchup, extra mayo, and fried onions. And a strawberry kiwi mystic.
Marlon Brando, Meryl Streep, and Viola Davis.
Meanness. Don't have time for that.
Hmm…. Then would it be a secret?
It's very hard to embarrass me. But the last embarrassing moment I had, I was tickling Sierra Capri and fell so hard. It was bad.
Watching my mom watch On My Block at the premiere.
I have an EP coming this summer! Get ready.


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Q: Why is the default font size of UITextField loaded from Nib is too small? I created a SwiftUI project to test the font sizes of text fields (from SwiftUI, UITextField and UITextField loaded from nib). I noticed that, the default font size of UITextField loaded from nib is not consistent.
I've uploaded the code to the github link.
https://github.com/felixmariaa/TestFontSize
Here's the screenshot showing the default font sizes in SwiftUI - TextField, UITextField and UITextField loaded from nib.

Any idea why the font size of UITextField loaded from nib is too small and not consistent?

A: In the iOS version you are currently running (on an iPhone 11 Pro Max I assume something like iOS13) the default font for a programmatically created UITextField is font family SanFrancisco with size 17.0 (You can change that programmatically when you create an UITextField).
Meanwhile the default font of an Interface Builder's based UITextField, currently in Xcode is as well a SanFrancisco but with size 14.0 (you can change that from Interface Builder > Attributes Inspector > Font).
That's just how the tools we use currently behave.
You can find more about what I stated here directly from apple documentation on typography: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/ios/visual-design/typography/ where you can read about the default font for iOS and Xcode.

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Zurich – Nick McKittrick (48) is joining the Board of Directors of Homegate AG, the leading provider of real estate portals in Switzerland. He is a co-founder of Rightmove, the largest real estate website in the UK, headquartered in London. Nick McKittrick was with the publicly traded company for approximately 16 years and served as its CEO from 2013 to June 2017.
Christoph Brand, Chairman of the Board of Homegate AG and Member of the Management Board of Tamedia, Daniel Previdoli, Member of the Executive Board of Zürcher Kantonalbank, and Urs Hügli, Owner and Managing Director of step2success GmbH, are the other members of Homegate's Board of Directors. Nick McKittrick is succeeding Nicola Claglüna who resigned from Homegate's Board of Directors.


This set is stylish and easy to care. We have ordered a couple more set. It has a wrinkle free material so no need to iron. We like the fact that it is reversible for two looks in one. We also bought it in the gray.
did not survive a single wash. The blue border is a VERY cheap velvet ribbon that is basically glued to the fabric. The velvet texture came off in patches when i washed the sheets. The pillows are very uncomfortable, because the ribbon is hard and glued on. Bad purchase if you intend on sleeping on or washing.
I've had this duvet cover on my bed for less than month and the blue fabric on the front is pulling away from the white almost completely. It cost too much money to begin to fall apart after a few weeks of use.
"Is this a duvet cover or insert? "
"Do you offer Euro shams for this set? To buy separately?"
Sorry euro shams are not included in this product set nor it can be sold separately.


Pursuant to L.R.S. 42:11, et seq., a public meeting will be held in accordance with the Open Meetings Law including allowing a public comment period before taking a vote, R.S. 42:14(D), to levy the ad valorem millage rates for the 2018 tax year, including those taxing districts that have renewed an existing millage for an additional 10-year period. The meeting will be held at 6 pm on Thursday, September 20, 2018 in the Board Room of the Jefferson Davis Parish School Board located at 203 E. Plaquemine Street, Jennings, Louisiana. As required by R.S. 42:19.1, this notice giving date, time, place and subject matter of public meeting to adopt the annual millage rate(s) of this district was published in the official journal and announced during the course of a regularly scheduled meeting no more than 60 days nor less than 30 days prior to the School Board adoption of the ad valorem tax millages for the 2018 tax year.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to attend this meeting, please contact Debbie Abshire, at (337) 824-1834, describing the assistance that is necessary.


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Q: C - Flush stdin input buffer without 'enter' I know there are a lot of questions about this, but i need a solution to flush the STDIN input buffer without pressing any key or 'enter'.
I'm using fgets(char, size, char) (on a loop) to get an input stream from the keyboard and I want to press just 1 'enter' and go to the next input WITHOUT allocating the stdin buffer (if the buffer is bigger than the one specified on fgets, the first char array will be good but the next fgets on the loop will write the rest of the buffer on the next char array)
Most of the solutions on SO are like this:
/** deletes the buffer on stdin */
void flushStdin(){
    int c;
    while ((c = getchar()) != '\n' && c != EOF);
}

But this needs to press 'enter'. My whole code looks like this:
void readString(char *arrayString){

    fgets(arrayString, BUF_SIZE * sizeof(arrayString), stdin); //1st Enter here
    flushStdin(); //2nd Enter here

    //Deletes the newline '\n' at the end
    size_t len = strlen(arrayString);
    if (len > 0 && arrayString[len-1] == '\n')
        arrayString[--len] = '\0';

    return;
}

Thank you!


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"It is so wonderful not to be paying a mortgage now - I have enough money to have a life! Only income was the age pension."
"I took a reverse mortgage out 10 years ago. It was the best thing to do as it has enabled me to stay on living by the beach where I love to be! I would do it again!!"
"I love the fact that I know I can stay in my home for the rest of my life. Many thanks!"


Kidzee Sadhanapuri is a preschool in Gardanibagh Patna. KIDZEE is a branch of Kidzee Sadhanapuri Chain of Preschools, which is the First Playschool Chain in India. The kindergarten school provides a very cheerful and colourful environment for the children, which paves the way for their joyful learning and development. The nursery school converts every day into wonderful learning experiences for the children, by infusing love and care into all the aspects of learning. KIDZEE makes sure that the children are given immense happiness, complete freedom and the required encouragement & guidance, so that their young minds grow and blossom in the fun environment of the pre school.
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I am writing if there are any teaching or part time job opportunities for me .. iam very intrested i painting and very good at it. I would be most grateful for any information you can give me. thanking you for your kind attention.


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The American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (abbreviated ABOG) is a non-profit organization that provides board certification for practicing obstetricians and gynecologists in the United States and Canada. It was founded in 1927, incorporated in 1930, and is based in Dallas, Texas. It is one of 24 medical boards recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties. ABOG's mission is to define the standards, certify obstetricians and gynecologists, and facilitate continuous learning to advance knowledge, practice, and professionalism in women's health.

History
ABOG moved from Seattle, Washington to Dallas, Texas in the 1990s, where it purchased a permanent office building. It was one of the first medical certification boards to move its oral certifying exams from hotels to a professional testing center.

The board was the center of controversy in 2013 when it issued a directive requiring its certified OB GYNs to not treat male patients in order to retain their certification. This directive allowed OB GYNs to treat men only in a small number of situations, such as if the man was involved in "active government service" or was undergoing a fertility evaluation. The board partially reversed its decision in response to criticism later that year, and the following January, it eliminated restrictions on its diplomates' abilities to treat men.

In 2014, the first female board president, Deborah A. Driscoll, was elected. She served until 2018 and was followed as president by Andrew J. Satin.

Certifications offered
ABOG offers board certification in Obstetrics and Gynecology, as well as five subspecialties.

 Obstetrics and Gynecology: An OB GYN treats women's health, including diagnosis and treatment of the female reproductive system and more. They focus on the health of women before, during, and after childbearing years, diagnosing and treating conditions of the reproductive system and associated disorders.
 Complex Family Planning: An OB GYN who obtains a subspecialty certification in Complex Family Planning diagnoses and treats patients with medically- and surgically complex conditions. These subspecialists consult with OB GYN specialists and other clinicians to provide an advanced level of care for improving the reproductive health of women facing medically challenging situations.
 Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery: An OB GYN or Urologist who obtains a subspecialty certification in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery provides consultations and comprehensive management of women with complex benign pelvic conditions, lower urinary tract disorders, and pelvic floor dysfunctions. Comprehensive management includes diagnostic and therapeutic procedures necessary for the total care of the patient with these conditions and complications resulting from them. Skills include, but are not limited to: complex gynecologic care, minimally invasive surgery, pelvic floor gynecologic care, urogynecology, and vaginal surgery.
 Gynecologic Oncology: An OB GYN who obtains a subspecialty certification in Gynecologic Oncology provides consultation and comprehensive management, including diagnostic and therapeutic procedures with gynecologic cancer and resulting complications. Skills include, but are not limited to: chemotherapy, gynecologic care, gynecologic oncology, and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery.
 Maternal-Fetal Medicine: An OB GYN who obtains a subspecialty certification in Maternal-Fetal Medicine focuses on patients with pregnancy complications and their effects on both the mother and the fetus. Skills include, but are not limited to: detailed obstetrical ultrasounds, high risk pregnancy management, obstetrical care, perinatal genetic counseling, and prenatal diagnosis.
 Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility: An OB GYN who obtains a subspecialty certification in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility concentrates on hormonal functioning as it pertains to reproduction as well as the issue of fertility. They are also trained to evaluate and treat hormonal dysfunction in women outside of infertility. Skills include, but are not limited to: assisted reproductive technology, male and female infertility, minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, and reproductive endocrinology.

Process to become ABOG-certified
To become certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology by ABOG, a physician must complete the following:

 Earn a medical degree (M.D. or D.O.)
 Complete an ACMGE-accredited residency program
 Pass the Qualifying Exam in Obstetrics and Gynecology (written exam)
 Prepare a case list
 Pass the Certifying Exam in Obstetrics and Gynecology (oral exam)

To become certified by ABOG in one of the five related subspecialties, a physician must complete the following steps:

 Maintain and earn OB GYN certification
 Complete an ACGME-accredited fellowship program
 Pass the Subspecialty Qualifying Exam (written exam)
 Prepare case list and complete thesis
 Pass the Subspecialty Certifying Exam (oral exam)

Maintenance of certification
Physicians certified by ABOG after 1986 must maintain their certification(s) by participating in the annual Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program. Physicians complete six-year cycles.

In Year 1–5, certified physician must complete the following requirements:

 Professionalism and Professional Standing: Acting in patients' best interest, behaving professionally with patients, families, and colleagues across health professions, taking appropriate care of yourself, and representing board certification and MOC status in a professional manner
 Lifelong Learning and Self-Assessment: Ongoing participation in high-quality learning activities where physicians read 30 articles from peer-reviewed literature on clinically relevant patient-management information, best-practice guidelines, and research and answer questions
 Practice Improvement: Activities that result in improved patient or population health outcomes, access to health care, and patient experience (including patient satisfaction) and increased value in the health care system

In Year 6, certified physicians must complete the Professionalism and Professional Standing and Lifelong Learning and Self-Assessment requirements, as well as the following additional requirement

 Assessment of Knowledge, Judgement, and Skills: A secure computer-based exam administered at testing centers across the United States

References

External links

Medical associations based in the United States
Non-profit organizations based in Texas
Organizations established in 1927
1927 establishments in the United States
Organizations based in Dallas
Obstetrics and gynaecology organizations
Professional associations based in the United States

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With The Dark Knight set to break box-office records, a sequel is almost certainly in the works. With Heath Ledger and Aaron Eckhardt's masterful performances as The Joker and Two-Face, respectively, finding another villian or two to ably face off against the caped crusader, while staying true to Christopher Nolan's darker tone won't be an easy task. Here's 5 villains that may be able to pull it off. What great villains do you want to see in the next batman movie?Here is a list for the 5 most wanted Great Villains in the Next Batman Movie (http://www.topnewsblog.info/tblog_10526.htm).
Eh, just 5 is too much. I much prefer the versions of this list with 10+ villains.
I was hoping to see Dr. Hugo Strange. I think he'll be a great villain in the next Batman movie.
I was reading Johnny Depp as the Riddler on some site . That would be fun .
i hoping dr freeze will be in the next one.


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2001 - R - 130 Mins.
Director: Cameron Crowe
Producer: Tom Cruise, Paula Wagner
Written By: Cameron Crowe
Starring: Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, Kurt Russell, Cameron Diaz, Jason Lee, Noah Taylor, Tilda Swinton, Timothy Spall
Open your eyes, this remake sucks. Better yet, keep them closed.
American adaptations of foreign films usually end up travestying the original; The Magnificent Seven was a remarkable ersatz of Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, but in this case, Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky is an embarrassment to Alejandro Amenabar's Abre los ojos (Open Your Eyes). How could Cameron Crowe be attached and lose control miserably? – Cruise Control. Tom Cruise, his star in Jerry Maguire, fell in love with the Spanish masterstroke and purchased the rights for a remake, allowing him to be the star vehicle and furthermore in the driver's seat as producer.
Cruise plays David Aames, an egotistical womanizer who has just inherited his father's magazine empire, living life to the fullest, yet with the sensuality of desolation. When his best friend (Jason Lee) shepherds an attractive woman (Penelope Cruz) to a party, David feels as if his void has been occupied. After one wonderful evening, David is in love but it comes to an abrupt halt when former jealous lover and sociopath (Cameron Diaz) lures him into the car and drives them off a bridge, killing herself and endowing him a gnarled face. All of this is narrated by Aames, sporting a mask to hide his ghastly scars, to a psychologist (Kurt Russell), interrogating him about a murder he potentially could have committed.
Vanilla Sky requires strenuous thinking, much like Mulholland Drive, but all the arduous drudgery is not worth the commission. In fact, there are dreams within dreams throughout the movie causing the protagonist to even wonder what is real and what is not. Everything looks great, including the beginning shot of Times Square as Cruise is frantically running through the bare streets with not one person in sight.
The stars are in top-notch form as well, especially Diaz who puts a new meaning to the word "insane". The entire car crash scene is one to remember for Diaz and her resume. Undoubtedly Tom Cruise possesses a notably high screen presence, but even the best sometimes fail and he cannot salvage this disaster. Penelope Cruz relives the role she portrayed in Amenabar's foreign masterpiece. She is effective, but even better in the original. The stars and the shots are great, but what is the point of remaking this film if you are not going to do it right. What a misfire.
If you can patiently get past the martyred dialogue, all the questions are answered in one deep-rooted explanation at the end of the film, but by then the lethargic film is colorless, inane, and sluggish. Crow stays true to the original twists, but drags them through to the end, whereas the original kept zipping along. My advice – something you will not hear recurrently – eschew Crowe's version and indulge yourselves in Amenabar's.
On an interesting side note: If you blink, you will miss Steven Spielberg chatting during the party scene in which Cruise meets Cruz for the first time.

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Yates McKendree
Yates plays the B-3/Sk-1
Yates McKendree was born surrounded by music. Before he could even talk he would gravitate to his Dad's Hammond B3 in the living room and sit happily underneath for entertainment. By the age of two he was picking out melodies on the piano and organ. It seemed he was living and breathing music, often turning everyday objects (washer and dryer, forks and spoons, pots and pans…even the railings of the staircase!) spontaneously into musical instruments. His constant humming of a melody at the age of four earned him his first songwriting credit for the instrumental, "Mr. Boo", from his father, Kevin McKendree's 2004 release, "Hammers & Strings".
By the time Yates was in kindergarten, he was sitting in on drums with his Dad's trio. He had developed a love for the music of Jimmy McGriff, James Booker, Billy Preston and Booker T. & The MGs, and was now playing quite competently in those styles….on piano, organ, drums, guitar and bass!
As he was growing up he had many opportunities to perform for and with some of music's best and biggest stars. He played a rockin' boogie on the piano for Little Richard, who declared "Oooooh, that's hard to do! I'm gonna call you 'piano boy'!" He earned a standing ovation at the Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, TN when John Oates featured him on a portion of his show. He also earned a standing ovation at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival when Delbert McClinton featured him on his set. Most recently, he was featured with his father on the Don Imus television and radio show.
Yates says what he would like to do next is to write and record an album with his Dad. Maybe even tour! With all this talent and support, it's clear that this 14 year old has a bright, musical future.
"I'm a firm believer in nurturing and encouraging young musicians. None more deserving than Yates McKendree. I met him some years ago when his father and I played together and his unique musicanship, innate talent and decication was obvious from the start. A credit to Hammond for recognizing him and I look forward to following his career into the future." John Oates


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      case Error("def f", UndefinedMember.Message) :: Nil =>
    }

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      case Error("def f", UndefinedMember.Message) :: Nil =>
    }
  }

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    assertMatches(messages("object O { def f }")) {
      case Error("def f", UndefinedMember.Message) :: Nil =>
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Q: Exercise 3-2 in K&R escape.. program works but have a minor issue Exercise 3-2. Write a function escape(s,t) that converts characters like newline and tab into visible escape sequences like \n and \t as it copies the string t to s. Use a switch. Write a function for the other direction as well, converting escape sequences into the real characters.
Hey guys, my program works fine, but do you guys know why the program still works when I take out s[s_index] = 0? Shouldn't there be a memory error causing it to print out garbage after the actual string?
#include <stdio.h>

void escape(char s[], char t[]);

int main() {
    char s[50];
    char t[50] = "hello\nguys\tbye \t \n h  k   eew l   ";
    escape(s, t);
    printf("%s\n", t);
    printf("%s\n", s);
}

void escape(char s[], char t[]) {
    int s_index = 0;
    int t_index = 0;
    while (t[t_index] != '\0') {
        switch (t[t_index]) {
            case ('\n'):
                s[s_index] = '\\';
                s[s_index + 1] = 'n';
                t_index++;
                s_index = s_index + 2;
                break;
            case ('\t'):
                s[s_index] = '\\';
                s[s_index + 1] = 't';
                t_index++;
                s_index = s_index + 2;
                break;
            default:
                s[s_index] = t[t_index];
                s_index++;
                t_index++;
                break;
        }
    }
    //s[s_index] = '\0';
}

A: When you define an array using
char s[50];

it's up to the compiler how to initialize s. The standard does not mandate how they should be initialized. The safest bet is to assume that they are initialized to garbage. Under that assumption, it's best to have the line:
s[s_index] = '\0';

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The interior has different styles, but in common I could name it modern.
The most beautiful place of this 117 sq.m apartment in Ukraine is the huge windows with a panoramic view to the city which was created by joining two flats together. When I was looking at the photos for the first time I got an impression that the space is larger and I even was surprised when I saw the number of square metres. I've written about the interior of the same authors SVOYA Studio earlier (100 sq.m apartment in Ukraine), therefore, this one is going to have some similarities.
The interior has different styles, but in common I could name it modern. There're more and more those types of interiors created in Lithuania, thus it should be "seen" somewhere. The colours white, blue and a rather strong wood prevail in an interior (even though the floor is rather light).
I liked that a living room, a kitchen and a dining room are next to each other, however, they're sufficiently separated physically and visually. At first sight, the kitchen looks very small but when you glance at the plan (and some photos) it's obvious that the big part of equipment and cabinets are hidden in a corridor area.
Probably the second best place of this apartment is a children's room :) It's rather a "prince room", with beautiful wardrobe doors which imitate the castle.
A bedroom is rather solid and masculine, however, it's cozy enough. A closet and a bathroom are hidden behind the glass door; it somehow reminds a hotel but is completely modern.
Apšvietimas labai patiko. Įdomu kur galima įsigyti tuos juodus siaurus šviestuvus?


I don't feel like writing poetry or a story today, but I feel like writing. Trust me, it's been a long journey for me to reach the point of writing daily. Now, if I don't write, my whole day just seems a bit off.
I love writing and turning my boring job into something silly, exhilarating, or abnormal. I love writing poetry about everything and nothing. I love turning my close friends into characters that I hope will someday populate my books.
But I did not get here alone, and if you're reading this, you've likely inspired me in some way, shape, or form (because I do read at least a few excerpts from every person that follows me, and my only other followers are the few friends I dared to tell about my secret mind-vomiting platform). When the office is too bland or I'm too tired or I simply need a little nudge out of the box, I go to other blogs and read what they're writing about, not only to get inspiration, but to increase my understanding of how others see the world. It's through understanding others' opinions and vantage points that one can finally answer the "why" questions people ask when they wonder what is going wrong or right in the world. I seek to, at the very least, understand.
As it stands, I am currently 4 views away from 500, which is a massive accomplishment to me considering I only started actively adding to this page as a way to use my creative mind while at work. My job consists of me sitting at a desk, waiting for assignments, and when I get those assignments, they're so curbed by regulations that I literally don't have to use the slightest amount of creativity. It kills me. Occasionally they send me on assignment to another state, which is marvelous. The rest of the time, my wanderlust eats a hole in my trousers and makes me feel like I have to do a lap around the office. And that's usually what I do. So now you know.
Now, for my latest inspirations: Matt the List, 10 Cities/10 Year, Wandanlust, and Windstrewn.
The next one is a lifer in the writing business, and one that takes you for journeys on the road as well as into his home through reminiscing (albeit not always the most fond memories) of his childhood. He's one of the most real people I've never met, and he's been on a journey I'm not sure I could handle. Joseph Lyttleton lived in 10 cities over the course of 10 years, and always had something to say about how various aspects of the cities made him think of his life growing up, or what lessons they're teaching him, and usually a combination of both. He also talks about some of the odd-jobs he has held, and the things he's learned from those jobs. But one of my favorite parts of his blog is that he adds a music track at the end of each post. As a musician, I appreciate that he takes the time to consider a soundtrack for his life that not only adds to his stories, but also offer an insight into his personality. If you want to read about someone who makes you feel like they're sitting by the fireside, talking to you, letting you into some of the nooks and crannies of their life, this is definitely the page to check out.
Speaking of journeys I couldn't handle, 22-year-old Dan is currently on a sailboat, adventuring with her "shipmate formerly known as her boyfriend, Valy". In her blog, she talks about the places she's been since the beginning of her expedition in July (the 10th of July, to be specific). She goes over some of the best things to do in the towns she visits, and even has a recipe for Chorizo Tapas Burgers. What made her blog so inspiring is that she is 2 years younger than myself yet she is going on adventures people twice her age couldn't handle. I wish I had more to say, but it is a very new blog. It's probably best you just watch her blog for updates and let her tell the stories her own way.
The final blog on my list that you must check out is a fellow musician, deep-thinker, and wordsmith. John is a single father to three adorable young ladies, and it appears that his life has not been all peaches and cream. In fact, he makes a point to tell you it hasn't been. But his wisdom via direct experience, whether by mistakes and shortcomings or by triumphs, is evident in his poetry, "randomness," and most certainly, his music. I discovered his page when I was in the "discover" portion of WordPress looking for music. I like having the newest music to do work to because it tends to break the rules and veer far off-course from the crap I hear on the radio (no, not all radio is crap, just a lot of it). The track that caught me by the ear is titled "Lake Ransom" and is its own sort of adventure. Each time I listened to the track, I heard something different, and I suspect the layers are directly correlated to his own complexities. At the same time, there is so much headspace to allow thoughts and visions, something that most music does not offer. So for a blog where cerebral meets visceral, head over to "Windstrewn".
A massive thank you to you four bloggers for giving me something to write about today, and inspirations for writing every other day. I sincerely would not be the writer I am without your writing, music, and insights.
Perhaps in stumbling upon me, you've in fact tripped me into something rather special here. Excellently written…I'd almost certainly not say so were it untrue. Of course, I owe a gratitude to the undeserved magnification by way of your mention…so, sincerely, I am humbled and thankful to have been worth your time and words. You've been quite suddenly as inspiring to me as I've almost accidentally been to you. Let's keep it going, shall we?
Perhaps in stumbling upon me, you've in fact tripped me into something rather special over at your place (decemberrosecom.wordpress.com) . Excellently written…I'd almost certainly not say so were it untrue. Of course, I owe a gratitude to the undeserved magnification by way of your mention…so, sincerely, I am humbled and thankful to have been worth your time and words. You've been quite suddenly as inspiring to me as I've almost accidentally been to you. Let's keep it going, shall we?
Thank you for the shout out and the very kind words. It really means a lot, and your description of my writing was incredibly flattering. Cheers!
Of course, thank you for being so intimate and inspirational with your writing, whether intentionally or not. It's truly been a pleasure following your blog.
Thanks for the lovely shout out – I'm glad you enjoyed our faces! I highly recommend The (?) Netherlands (especially Amsterdam) and pretty much ALL of Scotland, starting with Edinburgh. Stay in touch!
Haha of course, thank you for sharing your adventures with all of us 🙂 I'll definitely be checking out Edinburgh as soon as I can haha.
Thankyou so so much for mentioning me in your blog, I have to say I was shocked haha!
I appreciate it so much, you've made me very happy!
Just wanted to say I mentioned your page at the end of this post! Thankyou!


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The Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center's mission is to gather, engage, and educate people to celebrate and preserve the history, arts, sciences, and rich diversity of our region.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that operates with the support of the cities of Wenatchee and East Wenatchee. We are housed in two historic federal-style downtown buildings that served early Wenatchee as the Post Office & Annex.
The Museum is proud to share a variety of exhibits interpreting life in the Valley of the mid-Columbia dating back to the Ice Age. From 11,500-year-old Clovis points discovered in an East Wenatchee orchard through trade goods used by Native Americans in centuries past to household articles used in Wenatchee homes around 1900, the past comes alive at the Wenatchee Valley Museum.
More recent history is highlighted as well: the landing in Wenatchee of the world's first trans-Pacific flight in 1931; a comprehensive look at Washington's apple industry; and ever-changing art and cultural exhibits in our Main Gallery. Coyote's Corner, with hands-on art activities, and the working model of the Great Northern Railway crossing the Cascades are a hit with kids of all ages.


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Q3. Before expiry of the term, the President of India can be removed from office by..
Q9. Who presides over the sessions of the Lok Sabha?
Q14. Which of the following states has no Legislative Council?


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Additional Information: Facilitating motivational/inspirational workshops and classes. Six years experience.
A) "Eight Steps To a Happier You" This pro-bono program was offered as a community service and accepted by the Worthington and Columbus Schools Districts on a limited basis. Offered as an eight-week program or as a single, forty-five minute presentation emphasizing the importance of right decision making and living with an attitude of kindness.
An evening program discussing the "nature of our reality" and how we perceive ourselves in our individual worlds; how our intentions and attitudes shape and attract our physical reality; and how science and quantum physics supports what the mystics and spiritual teachers have taught. Tuition required for class.
Authored twelve small gift type books for children and adults. They ranged in subject matter from spiritual abundance verses material wealth to a soulful examination of life after life in, The Earth's Loose Bonds, which was utilized by church leaders nationally. This little book assisted ministers in the grief counseling they offered to their members.
All kinds of animals and furry creatures have found a place in my heart. I have been a care-giver to cats, dogs, horses, and birds. Playing the flute, weaving, public speaking, writing poetry and hymns have nurtured my innate creativity. Walking, biking, reading, and meditation are daily tools to assist me in maintaining a sense of personal balance.


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Everyone's doing wrap-up posts and they're something I've done in the past. I'm not a big New Year's resolutions kinda gal though often set myself some goals – which naturally I fail to meet. Year after year.
The culprit is yet to be identified… but I swear someone in one of my social media networks suggested I watch a TV show called Lost Girl. And if I ever find out who's responsible I'm gonna kill them. Well… at least rant a little.
Though I don't read fantasy / science fiction / dystopian fiction I enjoy watching it and some of my favourite shows fall firmly into that genre.
However, I'm now reminded that—like my reading fodder—my enjoyment boils down to a number of factors. And #spoileralert… Lost Girl fails on several fronts.
Unless you've been living under a rock, or you know… in Westeros or Essos, you'll know that colouring-in books for adults are now a thing.
Most people choose to colour zen-like mandalas which are perhaps designed to send you into some blissful trance—thus reducing your need for wine. Or LSD.
The anniversary of my redundancy came and went this week without me realising. It's probably a good thing as I would have felt compelled to do some sort of 'then and now' post. Don't get me wrong. Leaving the life I was leading before was the best thing I've ever done, but I still have some regrets—things I wish I'd done differently. But given there's no chance of me returning to 2012, here we are… ready to talk books and reading. Again.
At some point in the 1990s it felt like we were flooded with TV shows based on novels on my bookshelves. From Ruth Rendell's Inspector Wexford to Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse—we were offered an array of quality police procedurals. And of course… leading the pack was Prime Suspect, based on the book by Lynda La Plante.
I understand La Plante herself was involved in writing the teleplays for series one and three, but the fact the series stretched to seven seasons was really a testament to the awesomeness of Helen Mirren in the lead role.
I wrote about my love of books long before I started reviewing them with any vague sense of commitment. Indeed one of the first posts on this blog in February 2009 was a book review of sorts.
Over the next four years I randomly wrote about my favourite books or series of novels reflecting everything from Jane Austen to Robert B Parker's Spenser series. Another which made it on the blog remains one of the very few books to which I've awarded 5-stars and is possibly still my favourite book. Ever.
I haven't participated in a Wordless Wednesday link-up for ages, so figured the time was ripe. Or perhaps overly-ripe… But here I am nonetheless.
And I thought I'd share some of the coping mechanisms I've been employing to keep me sane. I've posted some personal stuff recently which has probably given you the impression I'm teetering on the edge. Well, thankfully I'm not that bad (at least during the day 😉 ) but I've developed a few interesting crutches.
Spoiler Alert: This post contains some references to 'how the show finished up'.
Thankfully our local TV station isn't breaking the show between series, so in just a few months we're already up to season four. And even though I watched it a decade ago and know what happens, I'm loving the time I spend each day with Lorelai and Rory.


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Pop over to IKE'sWORLD challenges, where you will not only find oodles of inspiration, you will also find the link to add your FABulous creation.
Very cute! I love the long card and that tiny bell embellishment is the cutest! Thanks for playing in Squigglefly's challenge!
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Police dashcam database helped prosecute 1,223 drivers in first year
More than 1,200 drivers have been prosecuted using a new database where fellow motorists can upload incriminating footage captured on dashcams, This is Money and MailOnline can exclusively reveal.
The new system is said to have saved police forces across Britain 68,474 hours of man hours processing evidence of dangerous driving and excessive speeding in the last year, the equivalent of 2,685 days – or roughly seven officer-years.
But the AA has warned that encouraging 'dashcam vigilantes' should not be seen as a substitute for having traffic police on patrol and privacy campaigners said it 'risks breeding a culture of mistrust and suspicion' to have motorists 'spying on each other'.
Caught in the act: Members of the public who uploaded incriminating evidence of dangerous driving caught on dashcams to a police database have helped convict 1,223 motorists in a year
Edmund King, AA president, said: 'It is a sad state of affairs that we need to rely on dashcam coverage to supplement roads policing.
'However, the reality is that we have seen a 20 per cent cut in traffic police in the last decade. If we had more cops in cars we wouldn't need to use dashcam vigilantes.'
And a spokeswoman for privacy campaigners Big Brother Watch said: 'The idea that motorists should constantly film each other may be well-intentioned but it risks breeding a culture of mistrust and suspicion.
'The UK has more surveillance cameras than any other country in Europe. The ANPR network that surveils innocent drivers already captures 40 million photos a day.
'The last thing we need is ordinary people being encouraged to spy on each other too.'
The national dashcam safety portal was launched last July offering an easy way for drivers to submit video evidence of illegal actions on the road that authorities can use for to convict those found breaking the law.
In the first 12 months of the database being available, some 4,891 clips were uploaded to the portal, resulting in 1,223 prosecutions, exclusive data for This is Money shows.
Nextbase, the dash cam manufacturer that has pioneered the database, said the new system has drastically reduced the amount of time it takes police to process clips and investigate reckless and illegal driving.
With forces across Britain strapped for cash and having staff numbers cut, the lightening of workload is estimated to have freed up critical policing time.
At the time of publishing, 22 forces are on-board and using the system, while others are expected to adopt it in the future.
Figures produced earlier this year by the European Commission revealed that Britain now has the safest roads in Europe, but motoring groups have argued that cuts to traffic policing are hampering efforts to crack down further on dangerous driving.
The database is said to have dramatically cut the amount of work police need to put in to review dashcam footage and decide whether someone has been driving dangerously.
It's estimated the previous method of receiving, viewing and processing footage of dangerous driving provided by other motorists would take around 14 hours per video.
This is because clips could only be used in a similar way to eye-witness accounts, which required interviews and masses of paperwork during processing – which unsurprisingly proved time consuming.
The new portal instead utilises a recent loophole found by North Wales Police in 2016 that allows forces to use dashcam and helmet cam footage in the same way speed camera clips are used as the sole evidence needed to punish limit-breaking motorists.
The new system makes it simple and fast for drivers to upload dashcam footage to a police-accessed network.
Each video requires a short description of the event captured and a supporting online questionnaire, which takes around 15 minutes to complete in total.
Footage can be uploaded to the National Dash Cam Safety Portal (NDCSP) in just 15 minutes along with a description and questionnaire that is then used as an eyewitness statement
This is then used as the eyewitness statement in cases.
Officers review each video and – as with speeding fines – send a driving penalty notice to the guilty party who can choose to accept it or dispute it in court.
All public-generated video footage can be used to target a multitude of offences, including speeding, dangerous driving, driving without due care and attention, contravening solid white lines, mobile phone use, improper control of vehicle and contravening red traffic lights.
The 22 police forces currently involved confirmed that 50 per cent of the videos provided by the public were reviewed in the first year.
Of these, half resulted in prosecutions, varying from out-of-court written warnings and points deducted to court cases and driving bans.
One of the first adopters of the NDCSP, West Mercia Police has seen a marked change in the efficiency of its traffic monitoring as a direct result.
Commenting on the initiative, Supt Mel Crowther said: 'The national dashcam safety portal is a tool that can be used by all road users; drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders and motorcyclists.
Dashcam footage has led to prison sentences
Dashcams have recently been to provide valuable evidence in court cases that would otherwise have been left to testimony and conjecture.
A dangerous driver became the first person in the UK to be jailed by incriminating dashcam footage after a video showed his reckless overtaking move in 2015 that forced a Ford Transit van off the road was posted online.
James Stocks, 24, from Tilson, Cheshire, was handed an eight-month sentence after he pulled off two heart-stopping overtakes on the A495 in Shropshire in April.
'Any footage is permitted, and as a result we have seen a great amount of members of the public getting behind this system.
'As a force, we have been using this to deliver our own 'Operation Snap' initiative over the past year.'
She added: 'The use of the NDCSP is a perfect example of modern police forces embracing new technology in order to help with internal time management.
'It ensures that our policing services are as accessible as possible, complementing the work already being done by police officers on our road network.
'Most importantly, it allows us to show that a dangerous driver's behaviour can and will be held to account.
'I am confident that, with the help of other road users, this technology will deter people from making poor choices on the road and help make our roads safer for all.'
The database has helped ease cash-strapped police force resources by saving processing time for dangerous driving cases caught on camera
One of the latest forces to use the system, Northumbria Police, said the portal was the latest example of 'modern policing' and the database is the best possible service available to the communities it serves.
Head of communications, Neil Preston, said: 'The national dashcam safety portal reduces the demand on our communications centre by providing a quick and easy solution for the public to upload footage.
How do I submit my dashcam footage?
If you use a das cam and want to submit footage, visit the NDCSP website.
From there, you click on the region the incident happened, and then finally the specific force.
It will then prompt you for some basic details, including location and time of incident, and the option to add other details, such as vehicle registration plates.
'The number of positive outcomes that we have seen as a direct result of these submissions is very high. The system continues to help us make our region a safer place for road users.'
Richard Browning, director of Nextbase, said the first year success of the portal had been 'very rewarding', having help prosecute a number of dangerous drivers who otherwise would have escaped punishment.
'Our mission in building the platform was to remove the most dangerous drivers from our roads and it sounds like that is happening, slowly but surely,' he said.
'The three million dashcams on UK roads are a powerful tool that can be used to deter road users from putting others at risk, provided the forces have the means to deal with the footage.
'That's now the case and we are confident the NDCSP continue to make our roads safer as more forces adopt the technology.'
Drivers who upload footage could incriminate themselves
While motorists are encouraged by police to upload incriminating clips of other motorists breaking the law, drivers may also provide evidence that could land them in hot water.
Drivers are urged to always be aware that the same footage they provide to catch others flouting the rules can be used against them, especially in cases that go to court.
And motorists pulled over by the police for a driving violation can be requested to present dashcam footage for review to determine if they were speeding (using the GPS tracking) or breaking laws.
Deleting incriminating footage can also be considered a serious offence, too, so drivers are told not to wipe any records if they have been requested by the authorities.
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Celebrity Big Brother host Emma Willis has opened up about the strain her hubby Matt's drug taking had on their relationship.
The couple have been together for seven years but at one point Emma was forced to question whether she could carry on as Matt's cannabis use was changing the person she loved.
Former Busted member and winner of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here star, Matt has admitted he started smoking cannabis at 13 and by 21 he was using it every day.
Presenter Emma told Fabulous magazine how Matt smoking cannabis became a bone of contention between the couple and although she wanted to stick by him, she did question how long she could cope with it for.
Like many people who use drugs, Matt also confessed he'd lied to Emma about the extent of his drug use.
Ashleigh*, 18, of Glasgow, has been in exactly the same situation. As much as she loved her boyfriend, she hated what he was like when he was using cannabis.
She said: "At first it wasn't that much of an issue to me, it was just something he did now and again and not really when he was with me but then it became everyday. He couldn't be bothered doing anything and was quite happy to sit in the house watching DVDs or drinking too.
Relationship expert Sue Maxwell, of Relationships Scotland, says if other couples are going through similar issues it's important to talk to your partner about how you are feeling.
She said: "If your partner is doing something that you are worried about or it's causing problems in your relationship you need to speak about it. Talking can make a difference and the more you do it, the better it will make your relationship.
"The best thing to do is to talk about it when they are not under the influence so pick a time when you know this is the case. Go somewhere neutral, like a coffee shop or café, this way it keeps the situation under control. Explain what it is that is bothering you about it, you need to put it out on the table so you can discuss it.
"Everyone is different and it's important to understand that you both may be seeing things from a different perspective so you need to talk it through. If you are having doubts, trust your own view, you know what is best for you.
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Four sculptures on 35foot diameter raised earth mound. Each sculpture is approximately 72 X 144 X 60", welded to concrete and steel footings buried in the mound. Prehistoric in size, the sculptures appear like guardians on an ancient mound.