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Būra Bangiāl - Pakistan
Būra Bangiāl Hotels and Apartments
Area : Punjab
Pakistan (803940 km2) Countrycode : PK | Phone code : 92
Population : 184 mln Capital : Islamabad
Languages : Urdu, English, Panjabi, Sindhi, Pushto, Brahui
Currency : Rupee PKR ( 1 EUR = 188.87 PKR) (1 USD = 168.50 PKR)
Neighbours : China Afghanistan Iran India
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Būra Bangiāl / Area : Punjab
Alipur (4.8 km)
Ara (6.3 km)
Ban (5.9 km)
Bhokar (2.3 km)
Bura Bangial (0 km)
Chattha Bakhtawar (6.9 km)
Chauntra (5.5 km)
Chhani (6.7 km)
Chucha (3 km)
Darwala (2 km)
Dhok Mai Nawab (7 km)
Farash (5.2 km)
Gurha Sardar (4.1 km)
Hun Dhamial (6 km)
Jandala (4.7 km)
Jhang Saiyidan (4.9 km)
Kangota Gujaran (6.6 km)
Kangota Saiyidan (4 km)
Kathril (2.4 km)
Khaderpur (4.6 km)
Kirpa (4.1 km)
Kural (5.5 km)
Ladiot (6.7 km)
Lohi Bher (3.4 km)
Pagh (4.3 km)
Panjgran (4.4 km)
Panwal (3.5 km)
Paratal (4.6 km)
Peja (3.8 km)
Pind Daia (1.2 km)
Pind Malkan (6.5 km)
Saknal (5 km)
Sher Dhamial (2.3 km)
Sihala (6.3 km)
Suhdar (5.2 km)
Tamma (5.8 km)
Tarlai Kalan (5.2 km)
Tarlai Khurd (6.1 km)
Thaliala (1.4 km)
Thanda Pani (6.7 km)
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Guest Lodges
Situated in Rawalpindi, 14 km from Nawaz Sharif Park, Guest Lodges features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The guest house has family rooms. At the guest house rooms are equipped with a private bathroom. Pakistan Army...
Afghan Pamir Guest House
Khyber Lodge
Khyber lodge is situated in Rawalpindi and has a shared lounge. All rooms boast a private bathroom. Both free WiFi and private parking are accessible on site. All units at the guest house come with a seating area and a flat-screen TV with cable...
4.1 Mi PKR 2500
Shelton Hotel
Featuring free WiFi, Shelton Hotel is set in Rawalpindi, 6 km from Nawaz Sharif Park. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. Some rooms include a private bathroom with a hot tub, while others have...
Khudad Heights 3 beds fully furnished appartment
Situated in Rawalpindi, 13 km from Pakistan Army Museum and 18 km from Nawaz Sharif Park, Khudad Heights 3 beds fully furnished appartment offers a shared lounge and air conditioning. This apartment features free private parking and a 24-hour...
Bahria Heights
Set in Rawalpindi in the Islamabad Capital Territory region, Bahria Heights features a terrace and city views. With free private parking, the property is 13 km from Pakistan Army Museum and 17 km from Nawaz Sharif Park. The air-conditioned apartment...
Spring apartment
Featuring garden views, Spring apartment provides accommodation with a balcony, around 13 km from Pakistan Army Museum. This property offers a private pool and free private parking. The air-conditioned apartment consists of 1 bedroom, a living...
White's Apt
White's Apt offers accommodation in Rawalpindi, 13 km from Pakistan Army Museum and 18 km from Nawaz Sharif Park. Guests staying at this apartment have access to free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, and a terrace. With 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms,...
Hotel Islamabad Metro Inn
Located within 13 km of Pakistan Army Museum and 18 km of Nawaz Sharif Park, Hotel Islamabad Metro Inn provides rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Rawalpindi. The property offers a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi is available....
AB Guesthouse
Ss fully furnished apartment
Located in Rawalpindi, 12 km from Pakistan Army Museum, Ss fully furnished apartment provides air-conditioned rooms and a garden. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace. All units in the guest house are equipped...
Rahat furnished apartments
Rahat furnished apartments is located in Rawalpindi. With free private parking, the property is 12 km from Pakistan Army Museum and 19 km from Nawaz Sharif Park. This apartment is equipped with 1 bedroom, a living room and a fully equipped kitchenett...
Bahria villa family only
Located 44 km from Taxila Museum, 8 km from Giga Mall and 21 km from Pakistan Museum of Natural History, Bahria villa family only provides accommodation set in Islamabad. Situated 27 km from Lake View Park, the property features a garden and...
Woodpecker Service Apartment
Homely comfy apartment in Bahria Town
Set in Rawalpindi, 16 km from Nawaz Sharif Park and 16 km from Pakistan Army Museum, Homely comfy apartment in Bahria Town offers accommodation with free WiFi and restaurant. The air-conditioned apartment consists of 1 bedroom, a living room,...
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The dual angle camera gives you a view outward and downward for a more complete picture of what is behind you. Cameras are high resolution and low lux, so you can see the image in relatively low light.
Because backup cameras can prevent liabilities, they pay for themselves with the prevention of each accident. In some places, backup cameras are even becoming mandated by law.
See the examples below. I in the first picture there is a view of the curb, but as we look upwards in the second view there is a fire hydrant that could cause significant property and vehicular damage.


Summer is here! Are you ready for your first barbecue of the year? There are people in Minnesota that barbecue in January so there's really no set time to start, but when you smell the aroma from your neighbor's grill, you know it's time to get yours going too. And to make sure you avoid any grilling disasters, you'll need the Char-Broil Performance 475 4-Burner Cart Grill. It will make barbecuing a success because it is the grill you can count on to perform, with features that bring all the convenience of indoor cooking outside!
Outdoor cooking has been around since cavemen, but the first backyard grill didn't make its appearance until after WWII. Consisting of a shallow metal pan with legs, it wasn't very functional, as food wouldn't cook all the way through before it was burned. Which, let's face it, still happens today of you don't know what you're doing. Thankfully, that issue was soon resolved with the debut of the Weber grill, by George Stephen Sr., in 1952. He took a metal buoy, cut it in half and put legs on it resulting in food that cooked all the way through without burning. From there, propane and then electric grills made their way to our homes.
The beauty of grilled, or barbecued food, is that it is healthy, yet packed with flavor. A barbecue will seal in juices and seasonings while letting fat drip off, for food that is succulent and good for you. And it lets you prepare meats, fish, and vegetables in a variety of ways, from smoking to steaming. There are three types of grills for cooking—charcoal, gas, or electric; the type you choose will depend on your tastes and they types of meals you want to make. Having a barbecue or "BBQ" is also a great way to share good times with your friends, neighbors, and family.
One of the basic benefits about the Char-Broil Grill is that it's a gas grill, so you don't have to worry about all the smoke that charcoal grilling causes. Listed below are a few other great features and benefits.
The dual surface is just what you need and is easy to use. You can either grill or cook with the four burners and keep the heat even by just closing the lid. The four durable metal burners emit flames from the top to make sure the food is evenly cooked and have stainless steel heat tents to protect them from dripping juices.
A key feature of the Char-Broil Performance Grill is the 36,000-BTUs that will cook up a storm on the 475 square inches. That gives you plenty of room to grill different types of food and it's enough room for you to cook 20 burgers at a time. You'll be able to control the heat of each of the four burners with the four knobs on the front panel.
What's even more beneficial is the 175 additional square inches of the secondary area of a side burner that is 10,000-BTUs to use for warming up sauces or side dishes to go with your grilled items. It is hidden under a cover on the left side of the cart and when the cover is down, you can use it for a workspace.
A is that the cooking grates are porcelain-coated cast iron, which makes them resistant to rust. The porcelain coating makes cleaning them as easy as wiping them off with soap and water; No scrubbing for hours trying to get them like new. The grease pan is porcelain coated as well, so you can wash and wipe it quickly. It also has a stainless steel lid, handle, and control panel for the burners that add durability, as well as a bit of style. It's one of the best Gas Grills.
This grill is packed with extras to make outdoor cooking convenient and simple. The cart is made of sleek, black, rust-resistant metal with a stainless steel cover that is attractive and sturdy. The quality material makes it a solid investment and ensures you will get years of performance out of it. Another perk that comes with this grill is that you won't need matches to start the fire since the electronic igniter gets it turned on with just the push of a button.
As for actually barbecuing, you never need to worry about burning food thanks to the temperature gauge that is mounted on the lid. It lets you preheat and monitor your food without ever lifting the lid, keeping heat in. In addition, you have a side shelf for putting cooking accessories, grilling tools, or to use for extra work-space. This gives you a clean, steady surface to prep and rest your utensils. And if that wasn't enough, there is also a swing-a-way warming rack that swings back when you open the grill, to keep food ready until it's time to eat.
Finally, there is a heavy-duty grill cover that you can buy separately to protect your grill made of 300D polyester with durable PVC coating and straps to keep it secured. So, in bad weather, your grill will stay dry and won't move or topple.
Very nice for the price – lower than others with more features and less complications.
Food turned out fabulously – meat turns out perfect every time and veggies were just right; There was no issues with charring or ruining foodfs, even for beginners.
Quality porcelain grill – it's easy to clean up, doesn't break easily and allows for nice grill marks.
Removable grease pan – collects fat and other drippings without spilling and is simple to wash and clean.
Assembling was easy – thanks to well-written instructions, set-up is quick and frustration-free.
Cooking with the hood open will cut down the heat a lot; but thanks to the temperature gauge you can easily avoid this issue.
Assembling took over an hour; However, once it's set-up you are ready to go.
The Thermos 480 4-Burner Gas Grill with Side Burner is very similar to the Char-Broil Performance 475 except that the Thermos has higher BTUs (48,000) and five more inches of primary cooking space; However, the Char-Broil's total measurement is a few inches more so it has more working space than the Thermos.
And while the Char-Broil is about eight pounds heavier than the Thermos, that weight comes from the grade A steel, making it more durable and lasting. They both have the same extra features and the prices are about the same, so I give the edge to the Char-Broil thanks to it's superior construction.
Question: Could you cook a beer can chicken on it? What is the height from the grill to the lid?
Answer: Yes, it should work. The height between the grill grate and lid is 8 inches.
Question: Does it take propane? If so, does it come with it?
Answer: It takes propane gas but no tank comes with it but you can buy them at any type of store that sells camping gear, gardening or hardware supply.
Question: Can I set it up for natural gas?
Answer: No, but the Char-Broil Signature Series grills can be used with natural with the purchase of a gas conversion kit.
Question: Does the ignition use batteries?
Answer: Yes, and it comes with one.
My husband is a coke fanatic and this is his favorite grilling recipe. You can serve these ribs with your favorite side dishes. I like to make potato salad, baked beans and corn on the cob to serve to my family in the backyard around the grill at my home as we watch one of the many awesome sunsets in the mountains of Arizona on a beautiful summer's eve.
Place ribs in a gallon-size zip-lock bag and pour cola over ribs. Zip bag shut and turn bag over a few times to make sure all ribs are coated. Refrigerate overnight for 8 hours. Discard cola and drain ribs on paper towels. Combine seasonings and rub over ribs. Prepare grill for indirect heat and insert drip pan.
Place ribs over pan and grill covered using medium indirect heat for 1 hour or until tender, turn occasionally. Brush sauce over ribs and grill covered using medium heat for 10-20 minutes longer turning occasionally until browned. Serve left over sauce with your meal of finger-licking yummy ribs!
For those who hate to put things together, you can ask the place buy it from to have it assembled for a few more dollars. Several customers were pleased with the Char-Broil Performance 475 and what they got for such a good price. Almost every review said how evenly cooked and great tasting the food comes off this grill.
Many liked how easy it was to clean the porcelain-coated grill and that having a grease pan that caught the grease from the meat made it even easier. One man mentioned how his wife never wanted to cook on a grill before but after seeing how easy this one was to clean, she wanted to cook every dinner on it.
Remember the saying, "Early bird gets the worm." It applies to shopping for a grill too! Early Spring is the time for grill discounts so if you don't want to go all over town looking for a good deal on a grill right before Memorial Day weekend, take advantage of the spring sales online and order the best grill for the best price—the Char-Broil Performance 475 4-Burner Cart Grill!
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This article presents findings from a survey of the experiences of child protection workers in England when working with parents who exhibit aggression and violence. This work explores the effects on workers in their professional lives, and on themselves and their families in their private lives. The article examines workers' thoughts and experiences about the effects of parental hostility on workers' ability to protect children. The article also details workers' experiences of the nature and effectiveness of training and support in this area. These findings are then examined in the light of the results of an analysis of the literature, including the findings from serious case review (SCR) reports in England (official inquiries into the causes of child deaths where the children are known to social and health services). The majority of the 590 respondents in the survey were social workers (n = 402; 68%), reflecting the fact that case management of child protection cases in the United Kingdom is the responsibility of social workers working in statutory agencies. This article addresses, from a consideration of the secondary analysis and the original research findings from the survey, how individual workers, managers, and agencies can best understand and then respond effectively to aggressive parental behaviors.


The secret is out. Storm is releasing two new pieces for the summer, the brand new Optimus and a solid Hy-Road.
The new Storm Optimus is in the Master line. Starting with the known entity, Storm once again uses the pearlized R2X reactive cover. This is the same cover on the Marvel Pearl which has become extremely popular on the PBA Tour. The core is a brand new design for Storm. Known as the Tri-Sphere, it has an interesting design. You can tell it's "center heavy" by looking at it but it's crystal clear from the specs with an RG of 2.48 and Diff of 0.048 for 15 a pounder. It looks to me Storm's intention is to find a permanent replacement for the Centripetal core of the Marvel and the Marvel itself. When a ball is extremely popular, it's always difficult to find the replacement. The Marvel has clearly withstood the test of time with its most recent incarnation in the Marvel-S. The Optimus coming out now in parallel to the Marvel Pearl and Marvel-S means it's about to get a chance to prove itself kind of like the Crossroad with the Hy-Road.
Jeremy Overdier is our tester. He is a staff member and ball driller at Pure It Pro Shop in Lebanon, PA.
Jeremy is an accomplished bowler with a long time average of 225, 21 300s, and 9 800s. He's a former PBA member as well.
We tested the Storm Optimus on a fairly high volume THS which offered an interesting challenge we weren't necessarily expecting. We also got a chance to test it on the PBA Scorpion pattern. You will note the difference in backend reaction as is typically the case, with the sport pattern being sharper off the breakpoint.
Long story short, this ball rolls so much like the Marvel Pearl, it's eery. It's clear what Storm's intentions were with this piece and it definitely hit the mark. Who knows how much of a marketing success this piece will be but it clearly does what they intended. It gets into a relatively early roll while the pearl cover allows it to get down lane with ease. It's a relatively aggressive pearl cover which aids in smoothing out the ball reaction compared to earlier generation reactor covers. We know you can play with the surface so adjust it to your liking and give it a whirl. You will get good length and decent (read controlled) backend. It's the same formula that made the Marvel Pearl show up so often on tour.
On this condition where the shot allows you to play out to 5 at the breakpoint, you can see the ball muscling back to the pocket. The shot also has forgiveness allowing you to play 10 at the breakpoint as well. Feed the Optimus to this funnel and it was working quite well. It stores enough energy to get through the midlane and make a nice move off the backend. It's not snappy but has a rounded strong move.
Optimus – (4 of 10) On the heavier pattern, it wasn't the ideal ball in the OOB finish. I didn't mess around with the surface to see if it would better handle it. We simply found the best line for the ball in its OOB configuration. And to be fair, it carried well. I wouldn't say it backed up like some have pleasantly described but it didn't have the teeth to make it up the hill with more strength.
On the Medium THS (8.5 of 10), it was basically at home. Decent amount of forgiveness and the right match up of strength of ball and lane condition.
On the Sport (7 of 10), it seemed to match up fairly well, but would probably react a touch better if the surface was taken down a bit on a fresh shot. In the OOB, a bit broken down would be a better match up.
If you have been following TamerBowling.com for some time, you will note my adoration for the Storm Hy-Road. They just can't kill it. The Hy-Road has something special making it one of the most versatile balls ever made. Hitting its five year anniversary, that's all the proof needed for its success. This version uses the same core as the original, Inverted Fe² Technology™ weight block. It has an RG of 2.57 and Diff of 0.046 for a 15 pounder. Coverstock is the R2S Solid Reactive.
This iteration basically gives you the option to have the same great motion on lane but with a stronger and earlier read. For those who continue to keep an original Hy-Road in their bag, no reason not to add this one to top it. I have many times longed for a ball that would give me a slightly stronger midlane read when I know I like the shape but leaving ringers, only to have to switch to another ball like the Jet Black Taboo or Ebonite Gamebreaker. I know these are older pieces, especially the Gamebreaker. However, there really isn't a plethora of balls with this kind of ball motion.
This layout gives Jeremy a controlled an early roll with a very smooth backend. It's is a perfect compliment to the Hy Road hybrid. You can easily see how it offers about a foot or so earlier roll and smoother and less booming but still powerful backend. Once Jeremy found the zone, he was able to easily rattle off strike after strike.
The Hy Road Solid was not matched as well to this medium pattern for Jeremy. The Hy Road Solid is a strong ball and needs more oil in the midlane. Here, you see how it reads fairly early and smoothly. However, you had to "push" it down lane yourself as it didn't have the natural length for Jeremy. Jeremy has very little tilt so he doesn't get any help there either. If you have to work this hard, you will get over/under from a strong ball.
Hy Road Solid – On the heavier pattern, it was a decent match. Maybe a 7.5 out of 10. It had way more teeth than the Optimus. However, it was too much from more direct lines and not quite as much as you would like from inside. Still a decent match up as that rolly midlane gave a nice move. Only a few balls would have enough teeth AND angularity to get around the corner from inside on this pattern and you're probably looking at a Hyper Cell or something of that nature.
On the Medium pattern (6 of 10). In OOB, it was simply too strong so read the midlane too early. It burned up too much energy to yield a strong backend if you got in a bit.
On the Sport pattern (8.5 of 10). It really shined on this pattern. Had plenty of strength to get even deeper than the Optimus and had a strong backend move with the squeaky clean backends of the sport pattern.
LT-48 is coming shortly, hang tight. LT-48 is a great piece by the way.


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The Fourth season of the Comedy series Life in Pieces premiered on Thursday, April 18, 2019. Did it feel like the last season ever?
Life in Pieces season 4 started airing on Thursday, April 18, 2019. Subscribe below for season Four fan alert to get a short reminder email the day of the season finale: May 09, 2019. Get a brief email if and when the next season is announced. Make sure to come back to episode.guide where we'll have season recap and discussion.
How many episodes are in season 4 of Life in Pieces?
I feel like Life in Pieces is created for those few people who find the slight diversity of Modern Family too threatening. We are left wishing the show wasn't over .. The acting and writing is great. Honestly one of the best in a long time. Then there is even less character development than in Modern Family.


Tour operators heading from across the UK to the Group Buyer Forum at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire on 22nd October are being invited to tarry a while in the Cotswolds and stay the night before [Sunday 21 October] at the Charingworth Manor Hotel in Chipping Campden.
Charingworth Manor is the flagship of Classic Lodges Hotels who are exhibiting at the Forum on the Monday, the hotel will be keen to show how well they can handle groups.
Operators arriving at the hotel en route to the Group Buyer Forum will also be able to take in some of the idyllic Cotswold scenery and attractions during their visit on the Sunday.
The Group Buyer Forum is the latest 'meet the buyer' event arranged by nationwide travel trade specialists Steve Reed Tourism Ltd from Hampshire. Brooklands Museum in Weybridge; Samlesbury Hall in Lancashire and RHS Wisley near Woking all recently hosted similar events for Steve Reed Tourism and the National Memorial Arboretum on 22nd October will be the latest.
Exhibitors from all over the country will meet GTOS and coach and tour operators face to face. A truly national event and purely for group bookings, the exhibitors include Warner leisure Hotels; Visit Exeter; Kittywake Canal Cruises from Wigan; Village Hotels; Visit Stoke; Discover Dudley; The Lowry from Salford Quays; Ena Mill from Atherton in Greater Manchester; Carden Park Hotel from Cheshire; River Escapes from Newcastle upon Tyne; Compton Verney from Warwickshire; The Association of Group Travel Organisers [AGTO] and the King Richard the Third Visitor Centre in Leicester.
'We're very pleased to host some of the buyers at the Charingworth Manor Hotel. And being at the Group Buyer Forum and meeting all of the attendees there will allow us to highlight our extensive portfolio of hotels across the country including our exciting new development, the Ramsay Park in the Isle of Man. Says Naomi.


Cybersecurity is a very real concern for enterprises today.
Websites seem to be under constant attack from hackers. And in some cases, the volume of attacks can be overwhelming. Utah's state government network alone, for example, faces 20 million cyberattacks daily, according to Mark VanOrden, chief information officer and director of Utah Department of Technology Services. In order to stay ahead of attackers, enterprises (regardless of their site or focus) need to be proactive when it comes to protection.
There are a number of different options that businesses can employ to lock down their websites; three popular options come from vendors like SiteLock, Entrust and Blue Coat. Take a closer look at these solutions and discover how they might help your enterprise improve website security.
A website security platform, SiteLock offers a variety of useful tools including its Secure Malware Alert and Removal Tool (SiteLock Smart) and its TrueShield Web Application Firewall (WAF).
The purpose of malware (short for malicious software) is simple: to disrupt and damage computers and the networks they are connected to. Malware is an umbrella term that includes viruses, trojans, worms, spyware and zombies (computers that hackers have complete control of). SiteLock Smart scans subscribers' website code daily and alerts them to any changes that have taken place. If the tool detects any malware it will automatically remove the harmful code.
Another SiteLock tool is TrueShield WAF, which essentially acts as a computer's first line of defense. It protects subscribers' computers by filtering out viruses, hackers and worms that try to infect their computers via the Internet. Additionally, this tool will protect users from The Open Web Application Security Project's (OWASP) top 10 threats.
For enterprises today, mobile is one of the most important aspects of business. With an estimated 1.75 billion people expected to use a smartphone in 2014 how could it not be? While this additional channel has the potential to boost revenue, it also has the potential to be very costly if something goes wrong. In a study conducted by Ponemon Institute, the research company deduced that the average cost of cybercrime in the U.S. during 2013 was $11.56 million.
One of the ways that IT security company Entrust helps protect mobile users is with IdentityGuard. The tool protects enterprises and users by encrypting emails so that only the recipients with the "public key" can read them. The public key decrypts what the message says and allows the recipient to see the message as the user wrote it.
IdentityGuard also comes with pre–integrated mobile device management (MDM) capabilities which enable enterprises to grant mobile users secure access to their corporate networks.
If enterprises elect to go with a more old school approach and opt for a piece of hardware to monitor the health of their websites, then Blue Coat may be the way to go. The security and networking solution provider offers six different versions of its ProxySG appliance, each with a different amount of hard drive (HD) and RAM (Random Access Memory) space.
ProxySG allows users to control Web traffic through methods such as, but not limited to, Web filtering, data loss prevention and user authentication. Data Loss prevention allows enterprises to detect and block data leaks before they start hemorrhaging information. Web filtering enables enterprises to block potentially harmful websites from within their networks that employees are trying to get to. User authentication is a way of identifying the user and verifying that they are allowed access to the network.
There are dozens of options to help fortify an enterprise's website security so choosing the right one will take time, but making sure your business and its customers are safe and secure is worth it.


We award wellness grants, ranging from $200 to $1,000, to SHC and SCH departments who demonstrate a commitment to wellness through self-directed activities.
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I'll tell you what they think: "Where's the fun in that?" (I still, to this day, wonder about that. )
And then how about later on when you tell them not to do things that now everybody thinks are so cute. Like having food all over their faces and throwing food on the floor for the dog. We all had pizza here last week after we babysat and my DIL was overheard saying "You can't do that here. Grandma and Grandpa don't have a dog." LOL
We all had pizza here last week after we babysat and my DIL was overheard saying "You can't do that here. Grandma and Grandpa don't have a dog." LOL
Small oversight... Perhaps this should be rectified and Grandma and Grandpa should get a dog too.
We've thought about it but decided it's too much work. We just enjoy our crazy granddog and leave it at that.
Good morning, Sparkies! Happy Canon Monday!
According to the pics I saw, the clothes seemed to be fine. The faces, however, were another story. They got a chance to practice their spoon handling skills. I wonder what kids think when you tell them they can no longer eat with their fingers. Confused much?
There's definitely something to be said for eating Medieval Times-style.
Yes, SK, I will continue on Facebook as long as my friends hang around.
Yaaay! *hugs you*
Exactly! It's no wonder I have so much fun eating things like burgers, fries, or ribs.
Okay, that's funny.
I've been using Discord with some other online friends. It's a group chat kinda like this. We'll always have Instagram and Facebook. I'd miss talking to you guys, though. *group hugs*
I've been using Discord with some other online friends. It's a group chat kinda like this.
I'm on Discord too...
Hmm, may have to look into Discord...
Oye vey... I'm gonna feel this ropeskip training in the morning.
Unless I'm in luck and I don't feel a thing... but what are the odds that will happen twice...
I feel like I've gone 10 rounds with Teyla and lost them all.
It's a good thing to have if this place goes under. You can use it as a website and it also has an app.
Oh no, FH has been whumped by herself.
I will forego raising my arms today.
Luckily, I have a computer mouse that doesn't need moving to function -- it's a special logitec mouse.
I am soar in places I didn't even know existed.
I guess it was great work-out.
"Go back to doing a sport", they said.
"It'll be fun.", they said.
"You'll feel great", they said.
Liars, the lot of them.
Take 2 Advil if you can. *gentle hugs*
And a nice hot bath to soak those muscles.

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Pool of London
Genres: Crime, Drama
Starring: Bonar Colleano, Susan Shaw, Earl Cameron
Director: Basil Dearden
From Basil Dearden, the renowned director of Dead of Night, The Captive Heart, The Mind Benders, Woman of Straw, Masquerade and The Man Who Haunted Himself, comes this 1951 Ealing classic filmed on location in London's legendary River Thames. Everything changes for two sailors on shore leave when they inadvertently become caught up in a crime as murky as the great river itself. For one of them, Johnny (Earl Cameron, The Interpreter), life is further complicated when he falls in love with Pat (Susan Shaw, It Always Rains on Sunday), a local ticket seller, forming one of the first interracial relationships in British film history. Jack Whittingham (Thunderball) and John Eldridge (Operation Amsterdam) co-wrote this authentic and unmissable film noir beautifully shot in glorious black-and-white by Gordon Dines (The Blue Lamp).
Release Date: May 5th, 2020
Movie Studio: Kino Lorber
Length:85 Minutes
Specs:Blu-ray Disc
Audio Formats:English: DTS-HD MA Mono
Subtitles/Captions:English SDH
• NEW Audio Commentary by Entertainment Journalist and Author Bryan Reesman
• Interview with Actor Earl Cameron
• Locations Featurette with Film Historian Richard Dacre
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Lisa Ann Carnes, 26 March 30, 1984 Karnak, Pulaski County, Illinois
Lisa Carnes was reported missing March 29, 1984 about midnight. It was never stated what happened the day she vanished, other than her leaving her two young children at home with her mother. Lisa lived in Stumptown, a part of Karnak, with her husband Earnest "Little Beaver". She was the daughter of General Hill of Grand Chain and Margaret Hill of Karnak and a 1976 graduate of Century High School. The next afternoon, Lisa's naked body was found near Macedonia Church Road and U.S. 45, near Mermet Lake. Lisa's pickup truck was found parked about thirty yards from the intersection of U.S. 45 and Illinois 169, about four miles away from where Lisa's body was found. According to the 1984 article, the truck was not out of gas and there were no signs of mechanical problems.
Lisa's clothes were found between the pickup truck and County Road 1150 along the west side of U.S. 45. A substantial amount of blood was found on the back porch in an uninhabited home on the Louie Sielbeck farm. About 3:15 P.M. her body was found a quarter mile away. A man named Ralph Kruger found her when checking on his land across the road. Her body showed minor bruises which may have been caused by falls while running away from her attacker. The autopsy showed Lisa died with a bullet entering her back striking her lung then exiting through her upper chest. The bullet came from a small caliber pistol.
Police then believed she ran toward the uninhabited home for safety, running away from the attacker and continued running when she realized no one was there. It is believed she then continued to run across the field toward a light in the distance. Lisa's body was found in an open field.
If you have any information about Lisa's murder please do the right thing and contact the Illinois State Police, Zone 7 Investigations at (618) 845-3740
Eric Lee Grindstaff, 33, May 25, 2021, has been found deceased.
Vanessa Ceja Ramirez, 22 was last seen 11/2/2020, found deceased in Midlothian, Illinois
Garnie Dell Rice, 36, August 30, 2020, Somanauk, IL has been located deceased.


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import isPristine from '../src/isPristine';

const tryBothWays = (a, b, result) => {
  expect(isPristine(a, b)).toBe(result);
  expect(isPristine(b, a)).toBe(result);
};

describe('isPristine', () => {
  it('should return true if the values are ===', () => {
    const a = {foo: 'bar'};
    const b = ['foo', 'baz'];
    const c = 7;
    expect(isPristine(a, a)).toBe(true);
    expect(isPristine(b, b)).toBe(true);
    expect(isPristine(c, c)).toBe(true);
  });

  it('should return false if one value is an object and the other is not', () => {
    tryBothWays({}, 3, false);
    tryBothWays({}, 'foo', false);
    tryBothWays({}, undefined, false);
    tryBothWays({}, null, false);
  });

  it('should return true when comparing null and undefined and empty string', () => {
    tryBothWays('', null, true);
    tryBothWays(undefined, null, true);
    tryBothWays(undefined, '', true);
  });

  it('should return false when key values are different types', () => {
    tryBothWays({foo: null}, {foo: 'bar'}, false);
    tryBothWays({foo: undefined}, {foo: 'bar'}, false);
    tryBothWays({foo: 69}, {foo: 'bar'}, false);
  });

  it('should return false when key values are different', () => {
    tryBothWays({foo: 'bar'}, {foo: 'baz'}, false);
    tryBothWays({foo: 7, bar: 8}, {foo: 7, bar: 9}, false);
  });

  it('should return false when the number of keys is different', () => {
    tryBothWays({foo: 'bar'}, {}, false);
    tryBothWays([1], [1, 2], false);
  });

  it('should return true when matching key values are null, undefined, or empty string', () => {
    tryBothWays({foo: ''}, {foo: null}, true);
    tryBothWays({foo: ''}, {foo: undefined}, true);
    tryBothWays({foo: null}, {foo: undefined}, true);
  });

  it('should return true when key values are equal', () => {
    tryBothWays({foo: 'bar'}, {foo: 'bar'}, true);
    tryBothWays({foo: 7, bar: 9}, {foo: 7, bar: 9}, true);
  });

});

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Published on June 10th, 2015 | by Mica Rose
Sword Coast Legends Coming to Xbox One and PS4
Dungeons & Dragons based RPG Sword Coast Legends Coming to Consoles
Independent developers, n-Space and Digital Extremes, have announced their upcoming game Sword Coast Legends, a party-based RPG set in the Dungeons & Dragons Forgotten Realms universe from Wizards of the Coast, will be released for both the PlayStation®4 System and the Xbox One. The previously announced PC, Mac and Linux versions of Sword Coast Legends will now officially release on September 8, 2015, while the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions of the game will become available late 2015.
"We've had a clear goal since day one to evoke the classic D&D experience between four players and a Dungeon Master, and to bring back memories of the great D&D games of the past," said Dan Tudge, President of n-Space and Director for Sword Coast Legends. "After we announced and demonstrated Sword Coast Legends to overwhelmingly positive response at GDC, the press, partners, and fans all requested more. They wanted Mac, so we're doing it. They wanted Linux, so we're doing it. They clamored for console… so we circled back and figured out how to do it without compromising our vision for PC gamers. This addition to our existing PC, Mac and Linux versions ensures gamers will be able to have that classic D&D experience whenever, wherever and however they want."
"We love that Sword Coast Legends delivers the authentic D&D experience by letting friends tell great fantasy stories together," said Nathan Stewart, brand director of Dungeons & Dragons. "With Sword Coast Legends being available on so many platforms, it doesn't matter if you game on a couch, at the kitchen table or your desk — you'll be able to join your party for some glorious D&D dungeon delves."
Sword Coast Legends presents the most true-to-form representation of classic tabletop adventuring ever realized in a cooperative multiplayer video game. The game's highly innovative Dungeon Master Mode introduces players to an entirely new way to play Dungeons & Dragons with a real-time, active and reactive Dungeon Master in cooperative multiplayer sessions and campaigns.
Here are some of Sword Coast Legends features:
Massive story campaign
Complex storyline weaving throughout the exotic Forgotten Realms' Sword Coast
Deep character customization, engrossing party-based gameplay and NPC interaction
Highly customizable combat and challenging monster encounters
Campaign creation tools for extended multiplayer adventures
The latest streamlined fifth edition D&D rules
Robust post-launch module expansion program
Epic orchestral soundtrack from composer Inon Zur
To learn more about Sword Coast Legends and to pre-order a copy and participate in the Community today, please visit the official website at: www.SwordCoast.com
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Squid Game Creator Talks About Netflix's Real-Life Spinoff
'Squid Game' Creator Addresses Concerns That Netflix's Real-Life Competitive Spinoff Is Troubled.
At the point when Netflix reported it had greenlit a reality series in light of the lethal rivalry in "Squid Game," enthusiasts of the hit Korean show rushed to bring up the incongruity in deciphering the unfortunate story, which maker Hwang Dong-hyuk told Assortment is a "tale about present day entrepreneur society," into unscripted television.
Presently, Hwang is encouraging "Squid Game" fans not to "act over the top with things," saying he has met with the maker of the truth side project, named "Squid Game: The Test," and expectations "they will carry on my vision and goal however much as could be expected for the show."
Squid Game maker Hwang Dong-hyuk, showing up behind the stage at the Emmys on Monday night in the wake of winning Remarkable Coordinating for a Show Series (for the episode "Red Light, Green Light"), uncovered that this previous end of the week he had met with the maker of the unscripted television branch-off, "and they had many inquiries for me.
"What I trust is that they will carry on my vision and expectation however much as could reasonably be expected for the show," Hwang said.
Squid Game: The Test quickly was disparaged by a larger number of people for meaning to downplay a dim show that was implanted with significant messages about class and the grotesqueness of private enterprise.
However, Hwang said in the Emmys press room, "I believe that despite the fact that our show conveys a seriously weighty message — and I realize that there are a few worries on taking that message and making it into an unscripted TV drama with a monetary reward — I feel like when you make too much of things, that is truly not the most effective way to go for media outlets. It doesn't exactly start an extraordinary trend.
"Thus, I would agree that that propagations of such endeavors will carry new significance to the business," he added, "and I trust that this will be an extraordinary new course for the business by and large."
Netflix made history with Squid Game
By breaking new ground at the Emmy Awards with Squid Game, Netflix both made history and strengthened its hand in its competition with other video platforms.
Squid Game won Best Lead Actor and Best Director in a Drama at the Emmy Awards, where no non-English language production has been awarded one of the main categories before; Netflix made history with a Korean production.
Netflix, which was nominated for the Emmy Awards for the first time in 2013 with a production, became the company that won the most awards among channels and video platforms last year.
Squid Game, which was nominated for 14 awards and took home 6 of these awards, is known for being the most watched production of Netflix. Netflix continues its efforts to present the second season of Squid Game, which has been watched for 1.65 billion hours in the first four weeks and has maintained its top spot since then, and a reality show themed Squid Game to the audience.
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Contemporary artist Celia Hadeler grew up in The Hague, the Netherlands surrounded by two creative parents — a German father and a Peruvian mother. As they are both not Dutch, she grew up just in a different way:
'Since I was a little child I was fascinated by how both families and people, in general, could be so contradictory. My German family was very reserved and introvert while my Peruvian side was extrovert. I have a big admiration for my father and how he became an artist. Back in the days he really had to fight for being an artist. He grew up in the middle of nowhere, without any support, in times after World War II. Despite these hard conditions, he went for it anyway and with full dedication! This story is a reminder to me that you really have to do what you like. To follow your heart and to listen to your gut feeling, even when it is not the easiest way possible.'
In other words, Celia's father plays a big role in her becoming an artist. As she explains further:
'He is a very disciplined and talented lithography artist with an incredible eye for details. I guess at the time being mostly surrounded by art; art exhibitions, art students have influenced me a lot. And as an only child, I was easily pleased with a pencil and paper.'
Celia loves and loved making art, although she didn't expect to go to art school or making a job of it. Ultimately when Celia finished High school, she decided to go to the Royal Academy in the Hague KABK.
Nevertheless, after a year of studies, she realized that something was missing: 'I am a very analyzing person. Back then I realized that I wanted to think and to approach art in a more conceptual way. So I decided to switch to Graphic Design at the WDKA, Rotterdam.
In fact, It was a huge change and very challenging for me because I dropped in a kind of 'nerdy class'. Everybody talked only about computer programs and I never used a computer in my life, except for Word program. And I just played and experimented with all those programs, which also happened of lack of patience. By using and clashing all different kinds of computer tools, interesting designs started to pop-up. But when somebody would ask 'how I made it', I had no clue. So I think this a bit who I am — a 'playful' person.'
Celia fell in love with Fine Arts when she started her studies at the art school. With every assignment, she would become very enthusiastic and excited to work with new materials and techniques. Everything seemed new and at the same time, she felt like everything was possible.
In other words, while Fine Arts gave her the feeling of working freely and thinking in no restrictions. Graphic Design forced her to think more in terms of form and function. She started to search for a way to combine the craft versus technique.
'I was always asked the question 'why'? I find it interesting to think about how we as human beings act in certain ways and I ask this question 'why'. Art is so interwoven and connected with philosophy. A color or a shape, everything has an effect on us. In graphic design, I got closer to that conceptual aspect. For example, using a red dot, I had to answer; Why red, Why round?'
From both studies, Celia learned different skills. KABK was a year of freedom and happiness. Throughout that year she produced all sorts of arts and studied a broad range of techniques. Unlike at WDKA where she mostly learned how to deal with hard critics and defend her ideas.
During her studies at the art academy, she felt confused: 'Though I studied so hard for it during the internship I directly realized I didn't want to become a graphic designer. I am not the kind of person who can sit still the whole week behind a computer. So after I finished my studies I decided to go to Peru for 3 months, but not for a holiday. I wanted to work and to experience daily life.
After all, I found work in a creative advertising agency where I designed. Usually, I was a window dresser, while some days I worked together with a friend who was an interior designer. She introduced me to the world of rugs and textiles! In the end, I stayed 1.5 years, it was a very intense period where a learned a lot.'
For Celia, the beginning in Peru turned out to be very rough, a lot of things went as not planned. She wanted to create a new rug or wallhanging, something that didn't exist yet, an art piece:
'I produced my first art rug in Peru. I've made a complicated design and to use shading in the textiles was not easy to do. By the end of 6 months, I finally saw my finished rug. It was absolutely not the design I had in mind! It opened my eyes because it forced me to come with a new idea. I started to look for a new way to produce my art rugs and a manufacturer close to the Netherlands.'
Celia born and raised in The Hague and is a quite high-sensitive person so she felt like overload in Lima, Peru. Too many impulses appeared: sounds, smells, lights, people, everything was 'a lot'. At some point, she realized she needed a more neutral and natural environment, something she was used to.
So when she came back to the Netherlands she started to appreciate the Hague so much more than ever before. In particular, her life in a safe city with nearby by the sea and forests. For her, it felt like the freedom to bike again.
At home, still fascinated by the trip to Peru she didn't stop thinking about rugs. She discovered beautiful old ancient Inca textiles and a lot of colors in general that South America offers:
'I think previous years I needed more color in life. When I arrived in Peru I wore a lot of black colors. I don't know why but suddenly I felt almost like a gothic person, although nothing wrong with that. I simply started adding more colors to my life and in particular to my artworks.'
When Celia came back to the Netherlands she had no money or house — she started from scratch. Surrounded by a lot of contrasts she grew up with a simple life thus never felt like missing something:
'In life, you always need contrasts. For example, whenever my father sold a painting (lithography) the whole family always celebrated it! I think it's good to not get too much attached to the material things in life. Everything becomes extra if you can appreciate it. I grew up with different cultures and traveled as a kid, which exposed me to new people and situations. It is good to feel humble. I try to translate my personal character and experiences into my work, everything is connected.'
Celia went through a path with its ups and downs to become a professional artist.
This being said, for her the best experience became life itself: 'Life is a paradox; it's beautiful and at the same time challenging. Life consists of contrasts. For example, suffering from heavy migraine seizures. Since the age of 13 it forced me to deal with contrasting extremities. As a coping mechanism, looking for ways to give me peace and quiet, I started making collages, searching and cutting folds and structures in the fashion magazines. Which led to the project Folds.'
From the beginning and as an initial idea, Celia thought to develop and create an art piece, an art rug or wallhanging.
For a long time, Celia searched for a technique that could translate shading into textiles. In particular, she uses dark and white contrasts in all of her art pieces, which our eyes deceive as almost 3D. Trompe-l'oile (French for 'deceive the eye') a modern art technique that emphasizes her designs in the right way. In other words, it is a method that uses realistic imagery to create the optical illusion of depicted objects existing in 3D.
Production of the series Folds starts with a search of an ideal and interesting shape, a fold or a drapery. Sometimes this process takes weeks or months. Celia uses a lot of different kinds of fabrics to find an ideal appearance; the right softness or shininess.
When she finds the right texture she takes a lot of pictures. During a photoshoot, lighting plays an important role as it influences the appearance dramatically. Then she edits the images and prepares the production file. In the end, when everything is ready she sends her design to a producer in Belgium. Who afterward ships it to another company in Holland which specializes in the finishings of a rug. Every art rug must be cut out by hand as Celia Hadeler uses irregular shapes.
She works in an intuitive way with color. Every art rug is different and depends on the choice in folds and colors:
'Using a specific fabric; more velvet or silky kind adds a certain feeling. For example, the artwork 'Old Pink' has very minimal folds and the soft pink color. When 'Orange Orange' has very 'out there' colors and the bold voluptuous drapery that beams totally different energy.'
Hadeler's fearless choice of scale and color immediately attract all attention to the art piece, no matter the space size it is presented in. More than that, it transforms the space completely and involves viewers in a game. It makes them wonder if, in fact, the surface is flat.
When in real life, the artworks also may serve as day-to-day floor rugs thankfully to its dense soft pile structure made from polyamide or wool.
To summarize, Celia finds a feeling of peace and calmness in a single piece of a fold, in its abstract and figurative way. The series Folds resulted from her contrasts in life. She creates a new world when shifts the focus of a fold: zoom in and out or play with lighting, color, or texture. With Folds, she translates her perspective on the simple beauty of a fold.
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As a teenager Maarten van Aken used to paint with watercolors, landscapes and such, though it never occurred to him to become a painter:
'I started industrial design because I thought I should go to a university if I had that opportunity. Eventually, it was not the right choice for me. I needed more freedom and it was my parents actually that nudged me into going to an art academy.'
For Maarten, the industrial design at the University of Twente was a lot about using methods to find flaws in designs and coming up with new ideas to fix a problem. These methods obviously work but it made him feel trapped:
'I needed more freedom. I also couldn't picture myself behind a desk all day. Switching to painting felt like a dive in the deep end. I noticed it was 'it', so to speak because it felt like such a relieve once I started painting. It was and is exhilarating, something I never felt during my previous study.'
Although there are some things from an industrial design that stuck to Maarten when he decided to choose art.
For example, this experience brought him technical thinking and good depth perception (from working with 3D-programs) as well as having to construct technical drawings on paper. Partly his love for architecture and design comes from his studies too.
Maarten van Aken previously studied in university, found the study at AKI/ArtEZ (from second-year — Fine art 2D/painting department) as a complete shock. The vibe and mentality towards life were completely different:
'Teachers actually told me they first need me to unlearn everything I learned, because in order to be an artist you have to let go of any restrictions you've put on yourself. And my time at AKI felt like a continuous process of letting go. There was a lot of freedom and I think it taught me self-reliance above all.'
Being in a constant process of self-improvement and self-reflecting helps Maarten to stay focused and be on his toes:
'I remember one teacher told me I was painting too much with my brain, while it's the hands that paint. Of course, the brain controls the muscle in the hand, but I understood what he meant. Overthinking things can get in the way of a lot of things including a creative process. For me, in the painting, I found my nature and the process has been to discover and act on this nature. Before I tried to be someone I am not. This, of course, is an ongoing process. We are never done learning.'
Oil paints are a medium that requires patience as well as a bit of planning ahead which is a perfect fit for Maarten:
'I quite like that about it though. I think being patient can also be helpful for the process if you embrace it. It gives you more time to reflect.'
Besides art and design studies there are more memorable practices that helped broaden Maarten's horizon. For example, his trips to Finland in November 2016 (one month) and to China in October 2017 (6 weeks) were very interesting experiences for various reasons:
'Finland was a test of being on my own. The residency took place on a small island that was mostly deserted.
I was in awe of nature and never felt so at peace, just walking on the island. When you are completely alone you can't escape your thoughts though. I had some confrontational moments with myself which all had to do with lying to yourself and trying to be something you're not. One of the reasons my paintings are usually deserted is because it's in my nature to prefer being alone. Of course, that shows in the works. It doesn't mean I'm anti-social or lonely though.
The exchange to Dalian, China has been an overwhelmingly positive experience. I had never been to Asia up to this point and it was thrilling to experience the differences and similarities. It challenged me personally and professionally and I feel I've learned a lot in the process.
A new environment, out of your comfort zone, is a great place to push yourself and try new things in your work, whilst meeting new people and making friends.'
Maarten van Aken in his paintings captures sort of a transitional dimension between humans and nature as he describes it further:
'In any painting or photo if there is a human presence your attention will naturally go towards that person. This also creates a certain physical barrier between the viewer and the image. I noticed at some point if I leave humans out of the image, space becomes the subject and as a viewer, you can feel more close, you can more easily immerse yourself in the painting and project your own stories.'
Seemingly ordinary spaces became interesting in large part because of how the light defines space and intersections. I always liked to play a bit with perception and I learned such an intersection can also be called liminal space.
A liminal space is a time between 'what was' and the 'next'. It is a place of transition, yet time seems to stand still. And it became obvious that I could use that frame of mind to play with space and perception.
Most recently I tried to play with reflections. It started as a way to justify bringing in the nature elements into my paintings.
If you stand in front of a window and you look inside, a cohesive image of a new space is being formed of both the interior and outside world. The reflected nature seems to take over the desolate space. I felt it as an omen, nature takes back what humans left behind.'
There is no time clock set on Maarten's paintings, it just varies a lot how long each one is made. For example, bigger paintings take at least a month.
Pictures and drawings are the starting point for new work — sketches and small watercolors on paper with gouache until he finds something that he thinks would work well on a bigger canvas.
'Over time I found that if the initial composition is strong, the painting will usually work out well. If I have doubts, chances are big the later stages will be a struggle because you're trying to fix things. But both ways can be good and sometimes a seemingly failed work can suddenly surprise you.
The works are built in a lot of layers, starting out thin. Beginnings are fast once the idea is there. Then with each new layer, more thinking is required to see what the image needs. So every step takes more time in between. More than once a painting is deemed finished because I haven't worked on it for a while.'
The light plays a big role in Maarten's 'art investigations'. Between February 2017 and June of 2018, every other day he would make a small painting with gouache on paper inspired by the poetry by Hans van Wijk.
'His poetry in many ways is also about light and they formed the starting point for each work. I started it also because I felt stuck in the bigger paintings.
Sometimes you follow your own rules, but you forget why you made them. So I wanted to break from that. This is also the reason they are all outside and show a lot of nature, whereas most of my paintings are inside places.
One thing I did not expect was how good it felt to finish work at the end of the day repeatedly. Sometimes you work on painting all day and in the end, it still feels like you hardly progressed. That can give a lot of pressure where you feel you haven't done enough.
It was very satisfying to create one finished piece every other day. After 1,5 years though I felt the project served its purpose. I still make those gouaches, but not so strict every other day.'
As for today, the most important thing for Maarten is to keep developing himself and follow the path he is on:
'I'm very excited to see what work will come out of it and where it will bring me. I'm not really thinking about concrete achievements though.'
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Essentially Brandt started as a company back in October 2016 in a small room of 12 m2 in Utrecht. At the very beginning Giselle Habraken didn't think that her path would lead to creating the Earth-friendly soy candle business:
'Once I went to New York to help out the maker of the candles, a friend of a friend. However only 1,5 years after that I realized how much I missed the candle-making. I come from a different background, Safety and Security Management, and after quitting my job I decided to start Brandt.'
Certainly, this internship was the base that lit interest and today transformed into a fast-growing company. Before getting fully into candle making, Giselle consulted her candle master who did support her business ideas.
The memories from the first time of working with candles brought her the fascination for honeysuckle scent. Subsequently being a person who is inspired by smells and techniques, later on, Giselle introduced Kamperfoelie into her own collection.
Fearless and charming Giselle has a lot of people supporting her beginnings and views:
"I'm not the kind of person that plans out everything before starting something. That is to say, I just start walking and come across problems that I have to solve (which I love) along the way. So it helped me a lot, to have no fear or doubts and just see every little thing as an important part of the process.
Despite the fact that not many people around me run their own businesses, my friends and family turned out to have amazing skills that came very handy. For example, my boyfriend builds a website. While another friend is a business consultant and another one is incredibly fast and skilled as a candlemaker and so on. Also, I have two marvelous interns that are just the best with designing and branding. I have many people coming over to help me a day or two in the studio and that is just fantastic!' — Giselle Habraken.
Throughout operating Brandt, the main struggle for Giselle was with the planning of production. Only after a year of work Giselle's candles couldn't fit in her room anymore — the place where everything started. During that moment she had to find another studio. Similarly soon she grew out of that one too and currently candle business is living in a studio in Utrecht, yet not for long.
Giselle is constantly thinking of growing her business, in other words, her stock and sales: 'I have much more stock every season. It is very important to stay sharp on how much I need or the ones to come. The last quarter is absolutely nuts so I must be prepared.'
Moreover, Brandt candles are produced sustainable: soy wax, cotton wick, and natural oils. In addition, she uses eco ink for labels, reuses all boxes and filling materials received from suppliers. Not least to mention that her website is running on green energy.
Nowadays it is hard to stay 100% sustainable in any area of work. Nevertheless Giselle finds ways of making Brandt as close to 100% — for instance, asks suppliers not to use plastic with packaging for shipping.
To clarify Brandt candles are born out of love to candle making itself and plan to stay the same way. So don't get fooled by its meticulous business approach. With this in mind Giselle's happiness is dependant on the production process itself:
'I love this part! I have a 50-liter wax-melter and firstly I pour about 1,5 liters in a jar where I mix it with the oils. Further, I pour it into the jars. To make sure the wicks are centered I use clothespins. Then while it is drying I can prepare the wicks for upcoming batches and in the end, I pack orders or do some computer work. I used to play guitar for the candle when I made them at home but that is a luxury I can't afford. After they dried, I clean them, label them and they are ready for shipping!'
The botanical-inspired, Brandt's scents were developed to be recognizable, to trigger memories. Scents of candles vary by its complexity. For example, the Woodcollection (Houtcollectie) is more difficult than Apothecary ones. At Brandt, the ingredients must be complementary and have a good top-heart-base* structure.
*The middle notes, or the heart notes, appear once the top notes evaporate. Not only the middle notes are considered the heart of the fragrance but also they last longer than the top notes and have a strong influence on the base notes to come.
Giselle loves to travel and it is needless to say that those memories brought a lot to Brandt's collection of scents. For example, from France, she brought Coconut & Aloe Vera. Capturing mood and feeling of her summer surfing trips — she tried to recreate the surf wax (which you put on a surfing board) scent:
'Every time I'm making a batch of that scent I am back in the water. And I just love to listen to my customers' memories and associations while they are sniffing the candle.'
The idea of creating scents that bring back memories is addictive by itself. The scents captured in each Brandt product makes you think of happy moments. While in everyday life these moments bring Giselle a solid group of customers which she actually loves to talk to. Brandt is open to ideas and thoughts of its consumers, which helps to stay in a constant process of self-improvement.
Concerning future plans of transferring scents into memories, the upcoming collection Nomad will be inspired by Giselle's cycle tour of 4 months through Europe: 'This collection will be an ode to our beautiful continent, with its forests, flowers, herbs and spices. It is going to be a real struggle to choose scents. The most popular ones are Honeysuckle, Sandalwood & Patchouli and Green Tea Lime.'
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Willem van Hooff grew up in Eindhoven the Netherlands. It was a big inspiration for him to see every year the Dutch Design Week. Already at the age of 16 years old, he went for an internship at Piet Hein Eek in Geldrop, the Netherlands (where he was based before 2010). In fact, Willem remembers it as the first experience in design thinking.
By all means, during this internship at Piet Hein Eek, Willem learned a lot of workshop skills and observed how he brings his products to the people:
'He has a very big range of sales from big unique art pieces, to a simple cup. I think it was very interesting that he does all of these things in the same place. His products have a rough look but a very clean finish, which has to be executed always in the same way that makes his 'image' coming back.'
Moreover, Hooff studied in the department 'Public Private' at the Design Academy Eindhoven. As he describes as a 'mix of public space and living'.
'I've learned to work extremely hard and it is the general vibe off the school to be there from morning till evening. There are so many different nationalities come together to do very free assignments. Mostly you learn from each other — the different ways of looking and working on a design. For example, I'm very 'hands-on' in working!'
Willem continues: 'Design Academy Eindhoven lets you discover yourself. Which can be very difficult if you always need to ask yourself 'What do I like, what do I want to do?'. It helped me a lot to find my own style.
I always work with the opposites. I start with my hands, feeling the material and possibilities. Only afterward, I continue with research — to give it the right meaning.'
Similarly, work on new designs for Willem can start with sketches of the ideas, brainstorming — deciding in which direction he wants to go.
While working directly with materials, almost all the time the idea is developed during the phase when he is experimenting. It can be the technique or look that feels interesting for the materials. Only after manipulating with materials and exploring their possibilities, Willem brings back the starting point of his concept.
'In my designs, I love to bring materials, colors, and functions, together. To surprise people with these connections.
Last year I started one of my researches which led to 'the grid' with the word 'contrast'. I've made sketches about contrast and material samples of very big contrasting materials and placed them next to each other. Then I also grouped grid and concrete — even though these two materials always work well together they are opposites from each other.'
As a matter of fact, Willem got inspired for a concept of the 'Elements of construction' by simply looking at the city around him:
'At one point in Eindhoven, there was a construction of a big concrete parking lot in front of the airport. And by a mistake, the parking lot collapsed on one side… When I saw that broke open building I took pictures of it — there was this grid structure coming out of the concrete.
Above all, I thought this was interesting and started looking at buildings before they would get covered in concrete. Therefore the transparent graphical structures became a big inspiration in showing the aesthetics of the grid. Also giving it a new function, not only strength inside the concrete.'
In order to achieve a neat look and a soft touch for a pleasant use, colors are powder-coated on the grid.
Not to mention that the color palette for this project also resembles the city:
'I tried to make an Urban vibe when the pieces stand tougher. Gray, red, blue, black colors were my first choices. Now I'm also very curious about working with more colors. In reality, every piece is custom made and I'm open to changes.'
Production-wise grid parts are first to be made. Willem starts with a plain sheet of the grid which he bends and welds till the desired shape is there. Afterward, he powder-coats metal parts at a Dutch company. As soon as all parts are ready for 'use', Hooff moves to the next stage which is quite fascinating.
In particular, Willem has created a little 'beach' in his studio! It is an island of sand that he uses to dig objects under the sand. Basically he sand-shapes each mold with bare hands. While the grid is buried halfway in the sand he has the opportunity to pour concrete shapes in the middle of the grid.
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One of the recent favorite projects that Willem participated in is from the Dutch Invertuals (the example of work is below on the left photo). He was invited to join their exhibition to design for less:
'The world is over-consuming so what can we do as designers? With an exaggeration, I tried to make the most useless and ridiculous objects that we as humans really don't need. I've made altars referring to our human basic historic needs',
Hoff continues, 'It was my first project out of school. I saw that it is not necessary to think of the function or use of the product. So the outcome could be very different when you think in that way.
For example, in my grid series, I've discovered a new technique of turning the materials of the reinforced concrete inside out which gives it a new function.'
Willem's ongoing play with contrasting materials and techniques helps him to create a finished look for his objects. To emphasize, the most intriguing part for his customers is the process of making, which creates a 'wow' factor.
Important to realize that Willem van Hooff launched his brand only a month ago!
'I always wanted to create my own design studio, and now I feel it is the right time to make this step. I'm done studying, of course, I can still learn though I believe I learn from experience. I hope that I can focus more and more on my own business where I want to enjoy myself with my work and continuing new projects.'
Mostly affected by his off-study time, Willem is sure that 'at one point at life it's okay to start taking a risk'.
That is exactly what he does now — takes a risk as an artist and designer, focusing on professional growth. After all it is the reason for existence of yet small, but the professional company — Willem van Hoff.
Willem thinks ahead into the future and stays focused on visual quality. He hopes to share his functional art to many homes to share his view on a new Dutch style. For now, he continues to experiment and to investigate different shapes for his series 'Elements of construction' (see products below).
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Larry Mahan (born November 21, 1943, in Salem, Oregon) is an American former professional rodeo cowboy. He won six World All-Around Championships and two Bull Riding World Championships in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) circuit at the National Finals Rodeo (NFR). The ProRodeo Hall of Fame inducted him in 1979 in the all-around category. It also inducted him as a Legend of ProRodeo in 2010.
1 Rodeo career
2 Rodeo honors
3 Outside rodeo
3.1 Western wear entrepreneur
3.4 TV Host
Rodeo careerEdit
Larry Mahan was born on November 21, 1943, in Salem, Oregon.[1] Mahan began competing in professional rodeo at the age of 14.[2] He competed in the Rodeo Cowboys Association (RCA), which later changed its name to the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), beginning in 1963.[3] He won the title of World All-Around Champion for five consecutive years from 1966 to 1970, and a sixth time in 1973.[2] His 1973 comeback and competition with Phil Lyne was the subject of the documentary The Great American Cowboy, which won the 1973 Academy Award for Documentary Feature.[4]
In the RCA, he competed and regularly won in saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, and bull riding; he was the first to contest three NFR events in one year. He was the high money winner in bull riding in 1965, and in 1967 won more than $50,000, the first to achieve that level in a single season. In the 1970 season he earned more than $280,000. He had a tough decade in the 1970s, winning an all-around title in 1973 but with injuries sidelining him some of the time.[3]
Mahan earned six all-around titles, but the last one was not consecutive. His consecutive all-around record of five titles was not surpassed until 1979 when Tom Ferguson won his sixth consecutive title.[5] In 1994, Ty Murray broke Mahan's and Ferguson's record of six titles.and tied Ferguson's record of having won six titles consecutively. In 1998, Murray won his seventh title, surpassing both of them and holding the record for all-around titles at seven titles.[5] That's when they started calling Murray "King of the Cowboys."[6] In 2010, Trevor Brazile won his eighth all-around title, surpassing them all. In 2018, Brazile won his 14th all-around title.[7] Mahan was also the World Bull Riding Champion in 1965 and 1967.[2]
Rodeo honorsEdit
1966 Rodeo Hall of Fame of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum[8]
1972 For the 1971 Film/Television - Western Documentary - "Rodeo," Concepts Unlimited, Inc and Contemporary Films/McGraw Hill; Gaby Monet, Producer; Carroll Ballard, Director; Freckles Brown & Larry Mahan, Actors. Bronze Wrangler at the Western Heritage Awards of the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum[9]
1979 ProRodeo Hall of Fame[2]
1985 Oregon Sports Hall of Fame[10]
1998 Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Hall of Fame[11]
1998 St. Paul Rodeo Hall of Fame[12]
2001 Ellensburg Rodeo Hall of Fame[13]
2002 Cheyenne Frontier Days Hall of Fame[14]
2005 Texas Trail of Fame[15]
2007 Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.[16]
2007 Received the Ben Johnson Memorial Award[17]
2010 ProRodeo Hall of Fame Legend of ProRodeo.[18]
2015 Bull Riding Hall of Fame[19]
2015 Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame[20]
2017 Molalla Walk of Fame[21]
Outside rodeoEdit
Mahan entered the rodeo school market by running a few schools himself. He even had his own brand of Western clothing. After he retired from rodeo in 1977, he bought a ranch near Phoenix, Arizona.[3]
Western wear entrepreneurEdit
Mahan established the Larry Mahan Boot Collection, as well as a clothing line. He also licensed his name to various entities including Tony Lama, Gensco and others. Larry Mahan's Hat Collection has been available from the Milano Hat Company since 1984.[4]
MusicEdit
Larry Mahan is one of the title characters in the song Ramblin' Jack and Mahan by Guy Clark.[22]
In 1976, he released an album on Warner Brothers (BS 2959) entitled Larry Mahan, King of the Rodeo. The songs on the album are:
Freckled Face and Pretty Ribbons
There's More to a Cowboy
Stunt Man
King of the Rodeo
Larry's Salty Dog Blues
Mom's Silver Dollar Saloon
Up Jumped the Devil
Rosie's Palace of Pure Love and Fingertip Massage
Smokey Mountain Cowboy
MoviesEdit
In 1972, Mahan had a small part in the Cliff Robertson movie, J.W. Coop. In 1975, he appeared in Six Pack Annie.[23] In the 2007 movie No Country for Old Men, Josh Brolin's character buys and wears a pair of "Larrys".[24][25] He also played in a movie called "The Honkers" (1972) with James Coburn and Slim Pickens.[23]
TV HostEdit
Larry Mahan hosted RFD-TV's Equestrian Nation up until 2009.[26]
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^ a b c d "Larry Mahan - Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame". Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame. Retrieved May 28, 2017.
^ a b c "Larry E. Mahan | American cowboy". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved May 28, 2017.
^ a b "Larry Mahan". LarryMahan.com. Archived from the original on January 27, 2007. Retrieved May 30, 2007.
^ a b "PRCA World Champions (Historical)". prorodeo.com. Retrieved May 29, 2017.
^ "Ty Murray - King of the Cowboys". www.tymurray.com. Retrieved May 29, 2017.
^ "Trevor Brazile wins 14th all-around title in final NFR". Las Vegas Review-Journal. December 16, 2018. Retrieved February 25, 2019.
^ "Rodeo Hall of Fame Inductees". National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Retrieved May 11, 2017.
^ "Western Heritage Awards". National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Retrieved June 7, 2017.
^ "Rodeo | Oregon Sports Hall of Fame & Museum". oregonsportshall.org. Retrieved May 11, 2017.
^ "Larry Mahan". Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Hall of Fame. pendletonhalloffame.com. Retrieved January 3, 2018.
^ "St. Paul Rodeo Hall of Fame - Larry Mahan". www.stpaulrodeo.com. Retrieved May 15, 2017.
^ "Larry Mahan | Ellensburg Rodeo Hall of Fame". erhof.com. Retrieved May 11, 2017.
^ "Cheyenne Frontier Days Hall of Fame Inductees". Cheyenne Frontier Days. www.cfdrodeo.com. Retrieved October 29, 2018.
^ "Larry Mahan". Western Heritage from the Texas Trail of Fame. June 10, 2013. Retrieved May 11, 2017.
^ "Larry Mahan". Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame | Fort Worth Texas. Retrieved January 28, 2017.
^ "Ben Johnson Memorial Award". National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Retrieved April 30, 2019.
^ "Legends of ProRodeo - Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame". Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame. Retrieved January 28, 2017.
^ "The Bull Riders - Larry Mahan". The Bull Riding Hall of Fame. Retrieved January 28, 2017.
^ "Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame: Past Inductees". www.texasrodeocowboy.com. Retrieved May 11, 2017.
^ "Walk of Fame - Molalla Area Chamber of Commerce". www.molallachamber.com. Retrieved May 17, 2017.
^ "Ramblin' Jack and Mahan". CowboyLyrics.com. Retrieved May 30, 2007.
^ a b "Larry Mahan". IMDb. Retrieved August 29, 2017.
^ IMDB quotes
^ No country for old men page 85
^ "'Equestrian Nation' a New TV Show for Horse Lovers ~ EquestrianMag". www.equestrianmag.com. Archived from the original on January 4, 2018. Retrieved May 16, 2017.
Larry Mahan interview for the Rodeo Historical Society Oral History Project - YouTube
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