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The Department of the Premier and Cabinet (DPC) is the lead agency of the Queensland Government.
DPC is a responsive, effective and accountable agency that serves the Premier and Cabinet and the people of Queensland. Our vision is to make a positive difference for Queenslanders now and in the future.
We work with our stakeholders across government, leading the policy engagement and development process to drive and steward solutions. We provide objective and balanced advice, while leveraging external expertise from industry and feedback from the community.
Pursuing the best strategic advantage for the state in national and international forums, we seek to ensure Queensland can capitalise on existing and emerging relationships and opportunities, so Queensland is prepared for the challenges of the future.
We ensure a robust system of government in our support for the Premier and Cabinet and we work to develop and empower our workforce so we can provide the highest level of public service.
DPC contributes to the government's objectives for the community — Our Future State: Advancing Queensland's Priorities — working collaboratively in coordination, communication, monitoring and reporting roles.
DPC also contributes directly to policy initiatives to deliver on each of the government priorities — Create jobs in a strong economy; Give all our children a great start; Keep Queenslanders healthy; Keep communities safe; Protect the Great Barrier Reef; and Be a responsive government.
With a population now well over 5 million, Queensland is one of Australia's most rapidly growing states and DPC is focused on anticipating and responding to local and global change effecting Queensland so we can maintain our competitiveness to meet future challenges. We work to fulfil Queenslanders' expectations of government engaging with communities across the state, achieving informed, timely and effective outcomes for Queenslanders regardless of where they live.
DPC works in an often complex and contestable environment. Each year, we measure our success as part of our ongoing commitment to continuous improvement. We set our customer satisfaction targets high at 85 per cent across our service areas and are focused on continuing to provide valuable and effective public service. Further information on results relating to our specific services are included throughout the report.
Strategic Plan 2018–22
The department's performance against the Strategic Plan 2018–22 is addressed in the following sections of the annual report: Policy Advice and Coordination, and Cabinet Support; Strategy and Engagement; Government Services; and Our people.
Innovative, effective policy
Strategic advantage for Queensland
Strong, accountable government
A high‑performing workforce
Lead the policy development process across government, ensuring effective outcomes for Queenslanders. Inform the strategic direction of government. Ensure a strong system of government. Maintain a high performing and responsive workforce.
Lead the development of forward-thinking, high-quality and integrated policy in collaboration with our stakeholders across government.
Coordinate the Government Cabinet program.
Provide advice and support on whole-of-government performance management and reporting, and monitor and report on the government's priorities and commitments.
Lead future-focused strategy and policy development to support the delivery of the government's priorities.
Advocate Queensland's strategic interests and positions in intergovernmental and international forums.
Coordinate and provide strategic advice for the Premier's official overseas visits and functions.
Lead the planning and delivery of whole-of-government strategic communications and events, including stakeholder and community engagement programs.
Coordinate the Executive Council program and provide constitutional support to the Governor.
Lead policy and operational advice on Government boards, executive government, constitutional and machinery of government matters.
Provide corporate services to ministerial and opposition offices.
Empower our people to perform to their highest level.
Foster a culture that inspires our people to collaborate, lead and act to enhance their impact in our organisation.
Provide efficient and effective business processes and systems.
Demonstrate effective fiscal management to align services and outcomes to government priorities.
Deliver strong governance and risk management.
Our clients are satisfied with our engagement in the policy development process and with support provided by Cabinet Services.
Our clients are satisfied with strategic advice and support provided by Strategy and Engagement.
Our clients are satisfied with Government Services' support and advice.
Our employees are positive about their job empowerment, and the department's organisational innovation, leadership and engagement.
The DPC Strategic Plan 2018–22 is available at www.premiers.qld.gov.au/publications/categories/plans/strategic-plan.aspx
Ministerial Portfolio Premier and Minister for Trade
Integrated Communications and Protocol
Intergovernmental Relations
Strategic Policy
Corporate and Government Services
Executive Correspondence Unit
Anzac Centenary Coordination Unit
Cabinet Services
Cabinet and Parliamentary Services
Performance Unit
Legislative Drafting
Legislation and Business Services
Integrity Commissioner
Queensland Audit Office
Trade and Investment Queensland
Screen Queensland
DPC primarily operates out of 1 William Street, Brisbane and delivers its services through the structure outlined in the organisational chart. In 2018–19 the department opened four new regional offices in addition to the existing Townsville office. DPC's regional offices are located at:
Cairns Office: Level 4, 5B Sheridan Street, William McCormack Place, Cairns
Townsville Office: Ground Floor, 445 Flinders Street, Townsville
Mackay Office: Level 4, 44 Nelson Street, Mackay
Toowoomba Office: Level 1, 203 Tor Street, Wilsonton Heights, Toowoomba
Longreach Office: Ground Floor, 10357 Landsborough Highway, Longreach.
Other entities in the Premier's portfolio
The Premier's ministerial portfolio also includes the Public Service Commission, Queensland Integrity Commissioner, Office of the Governor, the Queensland Audit Office, Screen Queensland and Trade and Investment Queensland. For further information, please refer to each agency's annual report. For Screen Queensland, refer to their tabled Financial Statements.


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Hon blev olympisk guldmedaljör på 200 meter medley vid sommarspelen 1992 i Barcelona.

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Navy Yard Park, Dalhousie Street
Amherstburg, Ontario N9V 1W6 Canada + Google Map
The 15th Annual River Lights Winter Festival features Amherstburg's two main parks, Toddy Jones Park and King's Navy Yard Park, all lit every night with 100's of customized LED light displays between November, 20 to January 31, 2022. The Holiday Stroll will replace the Holiday House Tour.
Lakeside Park, 315 Queen St.
Kingsville, Ontario N9Y 1Y8 Canada + Google Map
The 29th Annual Kingsville Fantasy of Lights celebration with displays at Lakeside Park and various locations throughout the town, takes place from November 20, 2021 to January, 26, 2022.
Lasalle Civic Centre, 5950 Malden Road
Lasalle, Ontario N9H 1S4 Canada + Google Map
The inaugural Lasalle Holiday Lights Heritage Nights display and festive activities takes place at the LaSalle Civic Centre from November 26, 2021 to January 23, 2022.
The Shadowbox Theatre, 1501 Howard Ave. Unit 103B
Windsor, Ontario N8X 3T5 Canada + Google Map
Post Productions is thrilled to announce The Edele Winnie Women's Monologue Competition, a new annual event that aims to give actresses from the Windsor-Essex region an opportunity to show audiences and theatre professionals the best of their acting talents – and win some cash in the process. Performances take place at The Shadowbox Theatre on January 28 and 29, 2022. Each contestant will perform a brief (3-5 minute) monologue from award-winning playwright Edele Winnie's new book of 100 original monologues,…
Kordazone Theatre, 2520 Seminole St
Windsor, Ontario N8Y 1X4 Canada + Google Map
Korda Artistic Productions presents Clue On Stage, directed and produced by Joey Wright, at Kordazone Theatre on February 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 2022.
Three Tall Women Presented by Post Productions & Waawiiyaatanong Feminist Theatre
February 11 @ 8:00 pm - February 12 @ 10:30 pm
Post Productions in association with Windsor Feminist Theatre present Three Tall Women by Edward Albee at The Shadowbox Theatre on February 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 and 20, 2022.
Cardinal Music Productions Presents The Hunchback of Notre Dame
February 25 @ 8:00 pm - February 27 @ 4:30 pm
Cardinal Music Productions presents The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a retelling of Victor Hugo's epic story of love, acceptance and what it means to be a hero, at Kordazone Theatre on February 25, 26, 27, March 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 & 13, 2022.
Bob Probert Memorial Ride 2022 | In Memory of The Enforcer #24
June 26 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
The 10th Annual Bob Probert Memorial Ride in memory of Red Wings hockey enforcer #24 and supporting cardiac wellness programs at Hotel Dieu Grace Healthcare takes place in Windsor Essex on Sunday, June 26, 2022.

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I don't know the default key for opening the JourneyMap menu, but you should be able to find the keybinding in Options -> Controls. Press that key, and you'll have the option to enable/disable any options of the mod, including Radar (which shows you mobs/animals/players nearby).
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Naomi turned 9 last week. Or maybe it was last month. Or it might have even been last year. We don't know exactly when Naomi turned 9.
Somewhere along the way, an unknown employee in an orphanage in Ethiopia assigned her a birthdate. And so, according to her official birth certificate, Naomi turned 9 on July 18, 2013.
We may not have been celebrating the actual day of her birth, but we were celebrating the life of this beautiful girl.
We threw a big party. We had cupcakes and streamers. We had friends and family. We made memories. Naomi felt special.
Naomi has such a tender heart. She is very much a pleaser. She doesn't like to see people upset. And so, she tends to stuff her feelings down inside so that she doesn't stir up problems. And, probably because Leah is so much more vocal about her hurt, it is easy for me to overlook the pain that Naomi keeps hidden inside.
Tonight, as we were getting ready for bed, Leah started expressing her hurt and pain. She was crying. She was yelling. Scott was kneeling down at eye-level with her, trying to fight his way past the lies to speak into her heart.
And I looked over and saw Naomi, standing in the corner, with silent tears rolling down her cheeks.
I gathered Naomi up and took her into her bedroom. I hugged her. I tried to talk to her. But she did not want to talk. All that she wanted was a mother to hold her while she cried.
And so I did. And I prayed. And I tucked her into bed and kissed her forehead.
You know, we might not know the exact date or time of Naomi's birth, but God does.
We might not know the exact history of the hurt that she keeps hidden inside her heart, but God does.
By a God who loves you with a jealous love.
By a family who prayed for you before they even knew you.
By a mother who never knew that half-way around the world she would find missing pieces of her heart.
You, Naomi. You were a missing piece of my heart. Happy Birthday, dear girl.
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I will never get tired of reading these posts. Very special, and this one is no exception. Thank You.
Natalie, you express your story so beautifully. I do think you should write a book!
Janis, thanks for saying this. I have been telling her this for the past year.
Your family blesses me every time I get to live a little bit of it with you.
So beautiful… You and Scott are doing a great job….Maybe someday you can be adoption mentors, just because you have learned so much!
Your parties look like so much fun..


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Точионик () е село в Босна и Херцеговина, разположено в община Соколац, в ентитета на Република Сръбска. Намира се на 1109 метра надморска височина. Населението му според преброяването през 2013 г. е 2 души, от тях: 2 (100 %) сърби.

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Численост на населението според преброяванията през годините:
 1961 – 185 души
 1971 – 168 души
 1981 – 112 души
 1991 – 82 души
 2013 – 2 души

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Animation Fun Facts for Oct. 31, 2014
Birthdays: Jan Vermeer, John Keats, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek, John Candy, Dale Evans, Jane Pauley, David Ogden Stiers, Dan Rather, Lee Grant, Ethel Waters, Juliet Low-founder of the American Girl Scouts, Ollie Johnston
Vanilla Ice, Stephen Rea, Rob Schneider, Animator Randy Cartwright, Peter Jackson is 53.
HAPPY ALL HALLOWS EVE- The night before the Feast of All Souls, beginning the Christian season of Advent, was confused in Medieval custom with one of the four Druid fire festivals, All Hallows. In Ireland it was called Samhein, at this time all hearth fires in the land are extinguished then re-lit from the fire at the Druids sacred grove. Add to this the early Church's attempt to eradicate the pagan custom of giving food to departed spirits -Greek Anthesterion in Feb., Roman Feralia and Lemuria in May- by moving the date to honor the dead to the Feast of All Souls on November 1st. Nov 1st was the feast of the Roman Goddess of the Harvest Homona. It was considered a good day for pagans to accept baptism. Many cultures had customs of putting food offerings on doorsteps so the spirits would leave you in peace. So today's the last night for the devil and other ghosties to romp before the Holiday Season (Advent) begins.
1892- Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle gathered all his Holmes mystery stories into it's first collection to be published in book form- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
1941-the sculpture group of U.S. Presidents on Mount Rushmore completed. Instead of just their heads artist–designer Judson Borglum wanted the sculpture to go down to the figures waists but he died in early 1941 and with war on the horizon, his son and chief engineer rushed to complete the heads as is.
1945- The "War of Hollywood" Ends. The CSU union strike, the film business's longest and ugliest, falls apart and many of the former members drift into IATSE locals.
1945- The first ever Conference on Computer Technique was held at MIT.
1964- Barbara Streisand single "People, People who need People.." goes to number one.
1993- Young movie star River Phoenix overdosed and died on the street in front of the Viper Room night club in LA after partying with Johnny Depp and Alicia Silverstone. The club is owned by movie star Depp. It was once the Melody Room owned by mobster Bugsy Siegel. Ironically, as Phoenix was thrashing spasmodically people walked by unconcerned, because it's a common enough occurrence on the Sunset Strip.
2001- The acting Governor of Massachusetts officially overturned the convictions of the last six people executed in the Salem Witch Trials 300 years ago in 1692.
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Birthdays: John Adams, Christopher Columbus, English playwright Richard Sheridan,
Ezra Pound, Emily Post, Louis Malle, Henry Winkler is 67, Charles Atlas, Ruth Gordon,
Claude LeLouch, Dick Gautier, Louis Malle, Ted Williams, Grace Slick, Diego Maradona
1931- first day shooting on the movie Tarzan the Ape Man, starring former Olympic Gold Medal swimming champ Johnny Weissmuller.
1936- English Publishers George Allen & Unwin had received a manuscript from an Oxford languages professor named J.R.R. Tolkein. Raynar Unwin, the son of the publisher, read it and made a report " This book will be a very good read for children from ages 5-7." So they published "The Hobbit".
1938-"THE NIGHT THAT PANICKED AMERICA- 27 year old Orson Wells broadcast a radio update of H.G. Well's story "The War of the Worlds". Despite periodic station announcements that it was only a fictional re-enactment, people across the U.S. go bonkers that an actual Martian invasion had landed in Grover's Mill New
Jersey. In Hollywood famed actor John Barrymore, drunk as usual, went over to his
kennel of prize winning racing greyhounds and open their cage doors, saying: "Fend
for yourselves!" In 1949 Equador and 1969 Buffalo NY, radio stations did updated versions of the broadcast, and they also started panics.
1947- Bertholt Brecht, the playwright of Mother Courage and the Threepenny Opera,
testified to the McCarthy HUAC committee. He smoked a large cigar through the whole
session. Next day, as he had once fled Hitler's Germany, he fled the U.S. and settled
in East Germany.
1973- The Carlin Case- Radical radio station WBAI in New York broadcast hippy comedian George Carlin's routine about the "Seven Deadly Words" the naughty words you can't say on the air. I can't write them because children read this column but you all
know what they are anyway. The FCC slapped a heavy fine and WBAI sued for free speech and the case made it to the Supreme Court. Today the High Court found for the FCC and those 7 deadly words remain banned from airwaves today. Aw, Sh*t!
2012- The Walt Disney Company announced it was buying out George Lucas holdings (including the Star Wars franchise) for $4.05 billion.
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Birthdays: James Boswell, Sir Walter Raleigh, John Keats, Sir Edmund Halley, Louis Blanc, Fanny Brice, Joseph Goebbels, Richard Dreyfus, Zoot Sims, Winona Ryder, Jesse Barfield, Kate Jackson, Bill Maudlin, Akim Tamiroff, Ralph Bakshi is 76, Denis Potvin, Neal Hefti-composer of the theme song for TV shows like Batman and the Odd Couple.
1923- The musical Running Wild opened on Broadway, introducing the dance craze the Charleston.
1969- THE BIRTH OF THE INTERNET- After the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Defense Department asked the Rand Corporation to create a communication system that could survive Russian atomic bombs. They conceived of a "net" of computers all in communication with another around the world. Because there was no center, a bomb could not knock out the entire system.
In the basement of UCLA's Boelter Hall, Lick Licklider, Vincent Cerf, Robert Kahn, Lawrence Roberts and Bob Taylor set up the first call to Stanford. " We typed the "L" and we asked on the phone " Did you see the "L"? "Yes, we see the "L," was the response. Then we typed O and asked Did you see the O?" Yes, we see the O" was the response. Then we typed G, and then the system crashed!" But when they rebooted, and the system sprung to life again. The people at UCLA were able to type in LOG, to which the Stanford folks replied IN.
They called it ARPANET- Advanced Research Projects Agency-NET, a few years later Internet. By 1978 the Defense Department didn't want to run the thing anymore so they offered to turn over the entire Internet to ATT for free. AT&T said no thanks, we just don't see the value in it. In 1992 the US government made the Internet public and the rush was on.
Birthdays: Elsa Lanchester, Cleo Lane, Charlie Daniels, Evelyn Waugh, Jonas Salk, Bruce Jenner, Joan Plowright, Edith Head, Chef August Escolfiere the great French Chef who created Peche Melba and moved French cuisine to the front rank of world cooking, Charles Grovesnor the founder of National Geographic magazine, Joaquin Phoenix is 40, Dennis Franz 72, Julia Roberts is 47, Bill Gates is 59, Disney animator Don Lusk is 101.
1726-Johnathan Swift published "Gulliver's Travels"-"To Vex the World rather than Divert it."
B-Days: Captain James Cook, Theodore Roosevelt, Dylan Thomas, Nicolo Paganinni, Gerhard Von Gneisenau, Sylvia Plath, Roy Lichtenstein, John Cleese is 75, Freddy De Cordova, Ruby Dee, Roberto Benigni, Bernie Wrightson
1947- The "You Bet Your Life" quiz show premiered on ABC radio. "Say the Secret Word and Win Fifty Dollars". Comedian Groucho Marx had struggled after his brothers act the Marx Brothers broke up. During a live radio program with Bob Hope at one point Hope dropped his script. Before he could pick it up Groucho stepped on the pages, threw his own away and the two improvised their conversation. The result was much funnier that anything anybody had written. The producer of the show John Guedel was so impressed he hired Groucho and built a quiz show around him. It moved to TV in 1949.
1954- The" Disneyland" television show premieres. Up until then the major Hollywood Studios were all boycotting the new upstart medium of television, then mostly done in New York by blacklisted stage actors and writers. Dori Schary of MGM called TV " the Enemy". Walt Disney is the first to break ranks with the major film studios and get into television production and even films the show in Technicolor, figuring television will develop color broadcasting eventually.
1964- Sonny & Cher married. I got you babe!
1966- Bill Melendez's Peanuts TV special "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown'. This film was the last film score of jazz musician Vince Guaraldi, who created the unique sound of Charlie Brown cartoons.
1998- Disney released Lion King 2: Simbas Pride.
Birthdays: Danton, Leon Trotsky, Vladimir "Bill" Tytla - Disney animator who gave life to Dumbo, Grumpy and the Devil from Bald Mountain would be 110, Francois Mitterand, Domenico Scarlatti, Charles W. Post of Post Cereals, Bob Hoskins, The last Shah of Iran Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, Mahalia Jackson, Clive Barker, Bootsie Collins, Marla Maples, Count Helmuth Von Molkte the Elder -German strategist of the Franco-Prussian War, Dylan McDermott, Cary Elwes, Jaclyn Smith, Hilary Rodham Clinton, Seth McFarlane is 41
1947-HOLLYWOOD FIGHTS BACK.- Members of Hollywood's progressive elite tried to answer the McCarthy hearings and the blacklist with a nationwide radio broadcast "Hollywood Fights Back' -Starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, Judy Garland, Katharine Hepburn, Danny Kaye, John Huston, Gene Kelly and Edward G. Robinson.
1970- Doonesbury born. Yale law graduate Gary Trudeau was convinced by Jim Andrews his classmate now an editor at Universal Press syndicate, to recreate his funny comic he did in the campus newspaper. It's original name was 'Bull Tales".
1984-" I'LL BE BACK…" James Cameron's sci-fi thriller THE TERMINATOR first released. Arnold Schwarzenegger was considered a Hollywood joke before this film made him a major star. An interesting what-if, was that before Arnold was cast in the role of the cyborg assassin, the producers were first considering O.J. Simpson.
Animation Fun Facts for Oct. 25, 2014 sat
Birthdays: Pablo Picasso, George Bizet, Johann Strauss Jr., Bobby Knight, Helen Reddy Minnie Pearl, Whit Bissell, Lyle Lovett. Leo G. Carroll, Bill Barty the famous Little Person celebrity, John Matusak, Julia Roberts, Katie Perry is 30, Nancy Cartwright the voice of Bart Simpson is 57,
Tyrus Wong the art director of Bambi is 104!
1903- New York's New Amsterdam Theater opened with a gala performance of A Midsummer's Night Dream. The New Amsterdam boasted all Art Nouveau decoration, the first theater in a steel girdered building and a new style of floating balcony that didn't obstruct the view with support pillars, an effect to be copied by movie houses throughout the world. The Great Ziegfield staged his great Follies there and in the rooftop garden theater for only the cream of New York society. The theater fell into decrepitude and in the 1970's was a porno house, but the Walt Disney Company restored it to its Gilded Age glory in 1996.
1917- Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, in a lecture announced his firm belief in spiritualism, divination, fairies and communication with the dead. He called it the New Revelation. "The chasm between this life and the next is not insurmountable." Other British intellects think Sir Arthur had gone a bit potty.
Animation Fun Facts for Oct. 24, 2014 fri.
Birthdays: Roman Emperor Domitian, Bob Kane the creator of Batman, Moss Hart, Jiles Perry Richardson better known as the Big Bopper, F. Murray Abrahams is 73, Enkwase Mfume, Y.A. Tittle, Sara Josepha Hale 1788- who wrote the poem "Mary Had a Little Lamb", animator Preston Blair, Kevin Kline is 66
1938- The Fair Labor Standards Act established the 40 hour workweek as the law of the land. The 40 hour week that thing few of us see nowadays.
1947- Walt Disney testified to the House UnAmerican Activities Committee (HUAC) as a friendly witness. He accused members of the Cartoonists Guild and the League of Women Voters –which he mistakenly called the League of Women Shoppers as being infiltrated by Communists "Seeking to subvert the Spirit of Mickey Mouse'.
1975- The Musical play A Chorus Line opened.
1994- Disney TV series Gargoyles premiered.
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When I started this digital scrapbooking series last month using purchased scrapbook elements, I really figured I would be finished by now; unfortunately my computer hard drive decided to die and it took a couple of weeks to get it back and running. Well, I was raring to go until I realized I couldn't find my picture files. I knew I had backed them up, but they were nowhere to be found. As you can see, I did ultimately locate the files and I am very excited to show you more layouts that you can design using someone else's artistic gifts.
This page really only consists of a few elements. The frames are all one piece, the background pink paper, a ribbon and some alpha elements.
Each picture I chose had to be reduced in size. This is accomplished by opening the photo and using the Edit>Free Form tool. I sized it according to my preferences and placed each photo beneath the frame layer. I then added the pink bottom (background) layer and left just an inch or two showing from underneath the frame layer.
On top of the background layer I placed the multicolored ribbon with a drop shadow and then placed the alpha elements on top. Each layer has a drop shadow to give it a more realistic look.
How I decided on this design?
What I wanted was to show case my daughter's senior pictures from high school. I did not want anything to detract from the photos, so I chose something rather simple, but cute and colorful. With the emphasis on my daughter and not the page elements, her pictures can stand out on their own; but are definitely accented by the design.
You want to make sure that your layout doesn't become too busy. It is a lot like fashion; there is such a thing as too much when it comes to design. Make your photos the focus and you will always come out with a winning page.


Finalized set for this month's large-scale project.
Been building the store for a week, and took it to the lakeshore marina last weekend for the boats on the background. Had to do this one quickly as the wind was blowing like crazy and might blow away the set (notice the noren and curtains flying).
This is so cute! Congrats on Picture of the Month!
This has to be the very best picture I've seen on this entire site. The colors complimenting each other as well as the figures, the perfect implementation of the background, the sense of place that's evoked...wow! Amazing work!
this picture makes me so happy!!
Awesome! Great diorama with many details!
So much love for the deatails!
The set up is amazing and the figure series really fit in!


Despite the fact that professional promotions have urged fans of the sport to refrain from duplicating what they see on televisions, backyard wrestling (BYW) federations continue to spring up all over the planet. These "feds" are often comprised of young men and women between the ages of fourteen and thirty. These are the individuals who are either very passionate about the wrestling industry or those shunned by the rest of society. But, for a few hours a week, they are gods of violence.
For years, backyard wrestling has been a subject of opposition to pro wrestling personnel. Its peak years of high popularity were from 1996-2001, during the boom period of professional wrestling notorious as The Attitude Era, a time where high risk stunts were a prevalent influence on the wrestling fan base, most notably those performed by wrestling legend Mick Foley. Back in the late 1980s to early 1990s, backyard wrestling was often a good-natured topic which appealed to media for coverage until it periodically turned reckless and ultra-violent, worrying parents and wrestling companies. In response, WWE began airing advertisements, stressing the dangers and deterring their fans from duplicating the actions seen in their ring.
"BYW: THE MOVIE" examines this underground phenomenon and reveals to the world a side of these people never before seen by the public or anybody outside the BYW world. Through the fictitious Backyard Wrestling Coalition (B.W.C.) − made up of actual backyard wrestlers − the world will have the opportunity to break through the BYW kayfabe and glimpse this real-life fight club with the most accurate and intimate look ever captured on film.
They are only accepting wrestlers from up to three feds and getting them a 16' backyard wrestling ring from monster rings and cages for their feds.


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TV Plus ist eine Fernsehproduktionsfirma, die TV- und Online-Projekte entwickelt.

Geschichte
TV Plus hat seinen Firmensitz in Hannover und wurde am 7. Juli 1997 gegründet und betreibt eine eigenständige Niederlassungen in Berlin. Sie entwickelt und produziert Fernsehsendungen hauptsächlich für öffentlich-rechtliche TV-Sender, aber auch für Privatsender und die Wirtschaft, darunter Live-Sendungen, Großdokumentationen und Serienformate. Die Produktionen umfassen auch crossmediale Konzepte; ein Beispiel hierfür ist Der Tag der Norddeutschen.

TV Plus produziert Deutschlands erste und einzige Umweltlotterie "BINGO! Die Umweltlotterie". In dieser Sendung erklären die Autoren komplexe wissenschaftliche und umwelttechnische Zusammenhänge. Mit der Projektförderung von Bingo! wurden über 19.000 Umwelt-Projekte mit ca. 190 Millionen Euro aus dem Lotterieerlös gefördert.

Die Gesellschaft produziert auch Serien für den internationalen Markt. Sie ist beispielsweise Co-Produzent der australisch-deutschen TV-Serien Emmas Chatroom (A Gurls Wurld) und In your dreams. Darüber hinaus werden Image- und Werbefilme für Kunden aus dem Agenturbereich hergestellt.

Produktionen (Auszug)

Auszeichnungen

 2011: intermedia – globe GOLD AWARD beim WorldMediaFestival in der Kategorie "Documentary"
 2009: Goldener Prometheus in der Kategorie "Newcomer des Jahres 2008" für Inas Nacht
 2008: Deutscher Fernsehpreis für Ina Müller in der Kategorie "Beste Moderation Late Night" für "Inas Nacht"

Weblinks

 TV Plus-Website

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I've been speaking with and watching a lot of editors work lately and have been surprised by the general lack of awareness of using nested sequences in their Non Linear Editors (NLEs).
At its core, this technique works in a very similar way to pre-comps in After Effects.
The biggest advantage of using nested sequences is that any adjustments you make up the chain push through the rest of the editing pipeline.
I found myself challenged a lot of the time in a bunch of the corporate work that I do where I'd produce several interviews with the same talent across a number of different videos - though when I tried to use Dynamic Link - to grade or edit audio - on a per clip basis, it was near on impossible.
Typically my workflow will be as follows.
On the first sequence, I'll sync the camera scratch audio with the externally recorded track and line them up. Usually if there's any overhangs, I'll tighten that up here too.
Then I'll add this to a folder called SYNC.
The next step is to bring that sequence into another sequence and in this one, I'll go through and mark up the nested sequence into its various components. Generally I'll leave any questions as a grey colour, and the answers I intend to use, I'll label as blue.
Also something that I didn't know immediately, but if you right click on a coloured clip and Select Label Group, you can quickly select all those matching clips. If you wanted to close the gaps between them though, you actually need to select the grey clips and hit Shift-Delete to get rid of them.
You can also see that Intro and Outro are also nested sequences - which stay constant across a number of projects.
Next, I'll start editing on a timeline with these sequences as clips and from here on out it's largely a standard editing workflow.
However, here's where the big advantage of this workflow presents itself.
Now traditionally, I'd have right clicked and used Dynamic Link to just correct that clip's audio, but if I'd have used the same grab in multiple sequences, I'd have to do this for every one.
Though all I need to do now is go all the way back to the first sync track and edit that clip in Audition. Once I do the necessary tweaks - and again you could even duplicate this track so that you are non-destructive on the initial clip - you then hit save, it automatically feeds back into your edit and you've effectively changed all the uses of this clip in the whole project.
If there's one problem with this workflow, it'd be in the grading section, where you'd probably have to render an entire clip to keep it all in sync, but using this approach you're not beholden to any particular approach. You could duplicate, trim and add one level up and the beauty of this is that you'd still have everything else down the chain working perfectly.
Largely, this approach is also similar to multi-cam editing, which is what put me down this line of questioning in the first place. If you don't know how to edit multi-cam in Premiere, I'd highly recommend looking it up - it's quite similar to this approach.
If you got any value out of this please let me know as I'd be keen to write more articles like this if there's interest.


My first Italian translation is out, for The Cowboy Kiss.
It's live on a few sites, so I'll add links to my translation page when it's everywhere. I have translations in progress for several books in different languages.
It might be a little early to think about Christmas, unless you're planning a book project. So I've been proofreading stories for this collection, and had to grab a tissue. Christmastime: Stories of the Season is full of emotional, family themed stories, with two guest stories from other authors. This will go live in about a week.
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News posted 25 August, 2020
MFT leading the way in innovative cardiac care services
Patients with cardiac conditions can now benefit from new and improved services, thanks to innovative work being undertaken at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT). Manchester Royal Infirmary and Wythenshawe Hospital, both part of MFT, are pioneering new procedures and ways of working; including the world's smallest pacemaker and inventive 'drive in' pacemaker checks for existing patients.
Manchester Royal Infirmary – first world's smallest pacemaker
Consultant Cardiologist Amir Zaidi recently performed the first implant in the North West of the world's smallest pacemaker.
A pacemaker is a small device which regulates the heart beat for patients who have failure of the electrical system within the heart which causes the heart to beat too slowly. This may cause blackouts or even death. Normally a pacemaker consists of a box which is implanted in the chest wall, with wires inserted into the heart through the main vein under the collar bone to transmit electrical impulses to the heart to make it beat.
At one-tenth the size of a traditional pacemaker, the device, known as the Micra™ AV and produced by Medtronic, is 93% smaller than conventional pacemakers and measures just under 3cm long.
Amir Zaidi, Consultant Cardiologist at Manchester Royal Infirmary said; "We are extremely pleased to be the first in the North West to use the new Micra™ AV pacemaker. The device is smaller than current pacemakers, and therefore minimally invasive to fit and can offer multiple benefits to patients, especially for patients who may be higher risk or for whom other types of pacemaker are unsuitable."
For the patient, this means that implanting the device is simpler as it is delivered directly into the heart through a catheter and it's less restrictive when it comes to movement afterwards. There's no chest scar and it's not visible under the skin, weighing as little as 2 grams.
Robert, 68 from Manchester attends a drive in pacemaker check
Wythenshawe Hospital Heart Centre introduces 'drive in' pacemaker checks
Wythenshawe Hospital Cardiac Centre have introduced an innovative new way for their patients to get their pacemakers checked – that keeps contact minimal and ensures both staff and patients safety.
Following a successful trial, the team have rolled out a 'drive in' pacemaker clinic – a new express clinic in the car park for patients with existing pacemakers. This allows patients who need to have a pacemaker to receive a check from their car, via a pre-booked appointment slot. Cardiac Physiologists are able to check and download their information on the spot and troubleshoot any issues, without the patient having to attend a clinic within the hospital.
The check is safe, quick, and efficient.
This is just one creative solution that the cardiac centre team have introduced to ensure that patients don't miss out on vital checks and care.
Robert aged 68, from Manchester, who visited the clinic recently, said; "It was really easy, even faster than a normal pacemaker check I would have had in the room. I was straight in and out. I didn't have to find a car parking space and I didn't need to wait in the waiting room. The check was very quick and the team were really good, caring and explained everything really well. It's a great service."
Another way the team at Wythenshawe Hospital is making innovative changes involves video appointments, where patients can attend a pre-booked slot to get fitted for their monitoring devices, which they wear home to record their heart rhythm over a period of time. The team now initialise the monitors before the patient arrives and then the patient is escorted into a room, where there is a video demonstrating to the patient how to put the monitor on by themselves. A member of the team is also available to troubleshoot, if required, outside the room. This allows for social distancing and has been received very well by all patients who have attended so far.
Jacob, aged 30, from Burnage; "I was really pleased with the monitoring service, it was very straight forward. Initially I was a bit worried I may put the electrodes in the wrong place but the video was very good at explaining and I was able to pause it so that I could get it right."
Toli Onon, Joint Group Medical Director at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust said; "At MFT we provide some of the leading cardiac services in the country and we are particularly proud of how our teams have adapted in recent months to provide innovative solutions and continue to deliver an excellent standard of care for our patients."
Jane Eddleston, Joint Group Medical Director at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust added; "The North West Heart Centre at Wythenshawe Hospital has creatively started 'drive in' pacemaker checks to ensure patients get access to an efficient and crucial service, that was designed and trialled in collaboration with service users. The team at Manchester Royal Infirmary continues to pioneer state of the art pacemaker implants to ensure we are able to bring the most cutting edge care to those who need it."


Whether you like it or not, Van Canto is one of the best a capella acts on this planet. As well as with the first CD "A Storm To Come" two years ago, now the six guys around front girl Inga give us another first class record. Anyway, all of them are very frisky and emanate in their clear vocal sections an improbably warmth. Respect!


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La Legislatura de la Provincia de Río Negro es el cuerpo legislativo de la provincia argentina de Río Negro. Es la única cámara encargada de la elaboración de leyes en esta provincia y está formada por 46 legisladores, 22 electos de forma proporcional tomando a la provincia como un único distrito y 24 electos de forma proporcional en 8 circuitos electorales de 3 legisladores cada uno. Quien ejerce la presidencia en las sesiones de la legislatura es el Vicegobernador.

La legislatura se renueva completamente cada 4 años.

Circuitos electorales

Composición

2019–2023

2015-2019

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Legislatura de la provincia de Río Negro
Río Negro


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Сен-Поль-де-Леон () — кантон во Франции, находится в регионе Бретань, департамент Финистер. Входит в состав округа Морле.

История
До 2015 года в состав кантона входили коммуны Иль-де-Ба, Месполь, Плугульм, Плуэнан, Роскоф, Сантек, Сен-Поль-де-Леон и Сибириль.

В результате реформы 2015 года состав кантона был изменен. В него были включены отдельные коммуны упраздненных  кантонов Плузеведе и Плуэскат.

Состав кантона с 22 марта 2015 года
В состав кантона входят коммуны (население по данным Национального института статистики за 2019 г.):

 Иль-де-Ба (452 чел.)
 Кледер (3 683 чел.)
 Лануарно (1 314 чел.)
 Месполь (943 чел.)
 Плугульм (1 761 чел.)
 Плуневе-Локрист (2 294 чел.)
 Плуэнан (2 535 чел.)
 Плуэскат (3 497 чел.)
 Роскоф (3 489 чел.)
 Сантек (2 393 чел.)
 Сен-Поль-де-Леон (6 709 чел.)
 Сибириль (1 196 чел.)
 Трефлез (973 чел.)
 Трефлауэнан (521 чел.)

Политика
На президентских выборах 2022 г. жители кантона отдали в 1-м туре Эмманюэлю Макрону 37,3 % голосов против 19,7 % у Марин Ле Пен и 16,3 % у Жана-Люка Меланшона; во 2-м туре в кантоне победил Макрон, получивший 68,6 % голосов. (2017 год. 1 тур: Эмманюэль Макрон – 29,1 %, Франсуа Фийон – 24,2 %, Жан-Люк Меланшон – 16,2 %, Марин Ле Пен – 13,7 %; 2 тур: Макрон – 77,5 %. 2012 год. 1 тур: Николя Саркози — 31,9 %, Франсуа Олланд — 29,5 %, Франсуа Байру — 11,7 %; 2 тур: Олланд — 50,1 %).

С 2015 года кантон в Совете департамента Финистер представляют бывший член совета коммуны Роскоф, президент Совета Маэль де Калан (Maël de Calan) (Разные правые) и мэр коммуны Плуэнан Алин Шевошер (Aline Chevaucher) (Республиканцы).

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Places to stay in Laikipia, Meru & Central Kenya
Luxury Hotels & Lodges in Laikipia, Meru & Central Kenya
Adventurers can trek for days accompanied only by Masai guides and camels, and for a more luxurious, but truly African experience, sleep under the stars at Loisaba. For one of our favourites, take a look at the unashamedly romantic and beautifully styled Elsa's Kopje:
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Lengishu
Location: Laikipia, Meru & Central Kenya | Kenya
Price guide: £££££ More than £500 per person per night
An exclusive-use retreat set in the heart of a private wildlife conservancy and Kenya's most successful rhino sanctuary, Lengishu offers a luxurious African escape, combining a top wildlife destination with supreme comfort and style.
Best for: Wildlife & Nature, Landscapes & Scenery, Private Groups, Seriously special
Enasoit
Enasoit is a luxurious safari camp on the wildlife-rich Laikipia Plateau, at the foot of Mount Kenya. The camp, and its sister liveaboard houseboat, were set up by a Scandinavian family who had spent 30 years exploring Africa's wild places. Guided walks and drives will see you spotting iconic African wildlife during the day, before enjoying massages, sundowners and delicious country cuisine back at the camp.
Best for: Wildlife & Nature, Setting & Views, Adventure, Eco-tourism
Sosian
Sosian is a beautifully restored African ranch house that was built in the 1940s and has the exclusive air of a private home. The luxurious lodge sits in tropical gardens in a spectacular setting overlooking Mount Kenya and miles of beautiful landscapes in the heart of the wildlife-rich Laikipia plateau, with exhilarating safari experiences on offer.
Best for: Guiding, Peace & Quiet, Lodge, Private Groups
Ol Malo
Ol Malo offers the great mix of comfort, luxury and a life in harmony with nature. Set into a rocky hillside, Ol Malo has been designed to look out onto a privately owned game reserve and the result is that it has become a dream destination for anyone visiting Northern Kenya.
Best for: Lodge, Luxury Hotel, Private Groups, Family-friendly
Lewa Safari Camp
Of all the conservancies in Kenya, Lewa would probably win the prize for the most beautiful. There's gorgeous rolling downland, an incredible variety of activities, and extraordinary game viewing with all of the Big Five to be found on the ranch.
Best for: Guiding, Eco-tourism, Romantic, Family-friendly
Loisaba Tented Camp
Sleep under the Kenyan sky and gaze at the stars in the vast African wilderness. Outstandingly beautiful, Loisaba is a luxury lodge with stunning, naturally inspired accommodation, abundant wildlife and a multitude of exciting activities.
Best for: Peace & Quiet, Hideaway, Setting & Views, Family-friendly
Ol Pejeta Bush Camp
Home to guide Alex Hunter, and his delightful wife Diana, Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is that all too rare beast: a proper, old-fashioned bush camp that shows guests so much more than just the wildlife. If you want to know what it's like to live in the bush, and work alongside the animals, this is for you: as far from standard as a safari can be.
Best for: Wildlife & Nature, Guiding, Eco-tourism, Rustic
Elsa's Kopje
Named after Elsa the lioness, Elsa's Kopje was made famous by George and Joy Adamson's biographical book and film "Born Free". It remains one of the most elegant lodges in Africa.
Best for: Service & Hospitality, Off the Beaten Track, Setting & Views, Lodge
Sleeping in the heart of the African wilderness may not instantly bring the word 'luxury' to mind, but the recently-opened Segera Resort, on the Laikipia Plateau, raises the bar for safari lodges with its spacious and stylish villas, excellent food and soothing spa to rejuvenate after a day's drive getting up close and personal with the retreat's incredible game.
Best for: Private Villa, Lodge, Luxury Hotel, Private Groups
Borana Lodge
Borana Lodge is known for offering some of the best riding safaris in Kenya. Combine this with the wilderness of a private game reserve, a fabulous rustic-chic lodge, and a team that welcomes families with beaming smiles, and we think you've got the perfect base for discovering Laikipia.
Best for: Wildlife & Nature, Guiding, Riding, Eco-tourism
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Witness Walls Dedication Ceremony at Nashville's Public Square Park at the Historic Metro Courthouse
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Metro Arts unveils the long-awaited Witness Walls public artwork by artist Walter Hood 2 p.m. Friday, April 21 at Public Square Park at the Historic Metro Courthouse on the corner of 3rd Avenue North and James Robertson Parkway. The event is free and open to the public.
Witness Walls is inspired by the events and people who made history here in Nashville and created the blueprint for nonviolent protest during the modern Civil Rights Movement. Join Metro Arts, Mayor Megan Barry, Walter Hood, and community leaders for the public dedication event as we honor those who fought for racial equality and continue the important conversation about social justice in our community.
No event registration is necessary, but attendees should plan to arrive early a large crowd is expected.
Drivers may drop off passengers at the ceremony site along 3rd Avenue North between Deaderick Street and James Roberston Parkway.
Parking is available at the Metro Courthouse/Public Square Parking Garage, accessible by James Robertson Parkway or Gay Street.
Image: Artist Walter Hood in front of Witness Walls


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Q: Angular views and ASP.NET MVC Views in the same folder I am developing an application in Angular and ASP.NET MVC. I would like to keep some Angular partials and MVC partials in the same folder because they are logically related.  For example:

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*/MyApp/Widgets/Image-config.html

*/MyApp/Widgets/Image-designer.html

*/MyApp/Widgets/Image.cshtml

I was able to make the Widgets folder used as a shared partial folder by adding this to Global.asax:
ViewEngines.Engines.Add(new RazorViewEngine
        {
            PartialViewLocationFormats = new string[]
            {
                "~/Widgets/{0}.cshtml",
                "~/Views/{1}/{0}.cshtml",
                "~/Views/Shared/{0}.cshtml"
            }
        });

And copying the web.config from the default Views folder.
However, now I get a 404 when Angular goes to get the .html templates.  Is there any way to configure the Widgets folder such that it can both serve up static files and be a location for my server-side partial views?

A: What I do is create controller methods and use partial views, so my angular views are .cshtml too.  The url for your angular view is then the url for the controller action returning the partial view.

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"A wall is just a dead thing, and once you paint something onto it, it starts to live. Especially If what you paint is something in which you can see life", says Nina Valkhoff, the painter who's been livening up walls from Buenos Aires to Mexico City and her own native Rotterdam. But even though it has always been received well, most of her work has been assigned by clients that wanted to tone down her own stylistic impulses. Nina: "I'm done with that now", she explains in the Rotterdam Special SAM010.


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Home News GIG and Enso Team up to Develop UK Solar and Battery Portfolio
GIG and Enso Team up to Develop UK Solar and Battery Portfolio
Sangita Shetty
Macquarie's Green Investment Group (GIG) and Enso Energy have announced they are working together in a joint venture to develop an extensive pipeline of solar and battery projects in the UK
This joint venture is aiming to develop an initial 1 GW of subsidy-free solar capacity – one of the largest portfolios of its kind in the UK
These subsidy-free solar farms expect to be backed by power purchase agreements (PPAs), providing predictably priced power to UK businesses.
Macquarie's Green Investment Group (GIG) and Enso Energy have announced they are working together in a UK solar development joint venture. The partnership was established with the aim to create one of the UK's largest subsidy-free solar and battery storage portfolios, which will deliver clean energy to communities and businesses across the country.
GIG and Enso have identified an ambitious pipeline of projects which are currently in development and represent an initial 1 GW of capacity.
Initial projects are grid secured and are being submitted for planning approval. This includes projects across England and Wales, where the team are currently conducting virtual community consultations to ensure that the views of these local communities can be taken into consideration during this period of required social distancing. Furthermore, these subsidy-free solar farms expect to be backed by power purchase agreements (PPAs), providing predictably priced power to UK businesses while reducing their carbon footprint.
Many of these projects will use newly available tracking and bifacial solar technology to ensure that the energy produced per hectare is maximised thereby reducing the physical footprint of each project. By combining the solar farm with battery storage technology, the project can provide a more flexible output, address demand during peak periods, as well as providing auxiliary services and stability to the grid to facilitate increased levels of renewables on the system. The project plans and designs aim to significantly enhance the biodiversity of each site through the provision of a range of resources for local wildlife. Each development will include a Biodiversity Net Gain Assessment to demonstrate the benefits of each project.
Projects like these will play an important role in helping the UK meet its commitment to end its contribution to climate change by 2050, as the UK's Committee on Climate Change has shown that meeting this target will require more renewable energy capacity. However, there are also potential economic benefits from a focus on delivering net zero, and a recent report from Vivid Economics has shown that domestic investment in low carbon technologies could create 270,000 jobs across the UK.
To deliver this portfolio, the partnership has assembled a highly experienced renewable energy delivery team, with a significant track record in the UK. Enso Energy has a proven history in developing large scale energy projects, totalling in excess of 1,500MW of distributed generation. To date, Macquarie and the Green Investment Group (and its predecessor organisation, the Green Investment Bank), have supported nearly 7.5 GW of renewable projects in the UK – and are specialists in structuring and developing corporate PPAs.
By bringing together GIG's specialist experience and investment capacity with Enso Energy's strong expertise in project development in the UK the partnership is ideally placed to successfully deliver these projects, helping accelerate the UK's energy transition.
"Both Macquarie's Green Investment Group and Enso Energy are totally committed to an ambitious programme of large-scale solar development. This partnership brings together two organisations that share the same vision, to dramatically accelerate the delivery of the benefits of low-cost solar energy to communities up and down the country"
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Writer/Director Judey Bignell took on a huge responsibility with this piece. She had less than a term to mould a heaving cast and a smart script into the first pantomime SUDS (Sussex University Drama Society) has ever staged. On top of that, the drama soc has a rather shining reputation to uphold, so needless to say, the audience of the panto's first night (a sold-out performance) expected a lot. Clearly, she thrives under pressure.
The plot was everything you want out of a pantomime: A wide-eyed, pure-of-heart Cinderella, toiling under the imperious rule of her step-mother, meets an awkward but charming prince; she shall not go to the ball but, of course, she does. She leaves a glass slipper and it is found, of course, by the prince.
There is, however, a twist. The production walks the line between traditional Christmas panto and risqué comedy. Judey's first departure from the child-friendly panto tradition comes in the form of Buttons, an adorable manservant (a cross-dressing Tilly Clough) whose first lines in the play involve a lot of cheeky swearing. The lewd lines keep coming throughout the play with Prince Charming's licentious father and the foul-mouthed, ugly sisters.
Well done to Bignell, once more, for arranging a whole musical set as well as penning the script. Though the lyrics were smart, the singing was, at times, one of the short-falls of the play. However, Cinderella's song in anticipation of the ball and the fairy Godmother's musical number were highlights of the production.
The cast was packed with rambunctious characters, each jostling for the spotlight. Faye McKeever as Fairy Godmother won over the audience from the start. Berfin Aydin's cutting voice and haughty posture are perfect for the evil step-mother, Ella McCarron's innocent enthusiasm makes for an adorable Cinderella, Allen Turing perfectly portrays his jolly, randy drunk of a king. Though individual actors were good, one of the play's strengths was in its double acts. Mark Morrough as Prince Charming and Charlotte Chapman as his assistant, Dandini, worked wonderfully together. The ugly stepsisters, Porcina and Hortensia, played by Rogan Dean and Barnaby Paddick deserve special mention for their utterly absorbing charisma and chemistry, earning them places as audience favourites. The cast's rip-roaring energy was most palpable in the final scene and it is a shame that the slightly abrupt ending cut into a moment of genuine excitement and comradery. Over all, the panto was clearly a great evening for both the actors and the audience (the hissing was top notch, by the way).
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Minnesota Twins vs New York Yankees: Preview, Prediction and Match Details
Dan Zinman	Posted on July 24, 2019
The Minnesota Twins and the New York Yankees meet in the rubber match of their three game set in MLB action from Target Field on Wednesday night. The New York Yankees and Minnesota Twin proceed with their series Wednesday.
The New York Yankees will hope to win the series subsequent to taking game two on Tuesday by a final score of 14-12. Didi Gregorius led the charge, going an ideal 5 for 5 at the dish with a home run, two doubles and seven RBIs. Aaron Hicks and Aaron Judge each had two RBIs with Hicks homering while Judge included a pair of doubles.
Gleyber Torres and Mike Tauchman each had a RBI with Tauchman including his very own double. Edwin Encarnacion and Luke Voit each had two hits with Encarnacion doubling while Gio Urshela had a double and Austin Tomine included his very own base knock of his own to cap off the New York Yankees' offense in triumph.
Domingo German surrendered eight runs on nine hits while striking out three over 3.2 innings of work, not factoring in the decision. Aroldis Chapman got the success to improve to 3-2 on the year while Chad Green grabbed his first spare of the season. J.A. Happ will begin game three and is 8-5 with a 4.86 ERA and 84 strikeouts this season. In his career, Happ is 3-5 with a 5.04 ERA and 33 strikeouts against Minnesota Twins.
The Minnesota Twins will hope to bounce back and win the series subsequent to dropping game two on Tuesday. Miguel Sano went 2 for 6 with a pair of home runs and five RBIs while Jorge Polanco had a home run, a double and three RBIs. Nelson Cruz included his very own solo homer while Luis Arraez, Jason Castro and Eddie Rosario each additional a RBI with Rosario including a double.
Max Kepler, Marwin Gonzalez and Ehire Adrianza each had a base hit also with Adrianza adding a two-bagger to cap off Minnesota Twin's offense as a team in the misfortune. Kyle Gibson permitted five runs on seven hits in five innings, not factoring in the decision. Kohl Stewart wound up with the misfortune, tumbling to 2-2 on the year therefore. Jake Odorizzi will begin game three and is 11-4 with a 3.18 ERA and 101 strikeouts this season. In his career, Odorizzi is 7-8 with a 4.06 ERA and 86 strikeouts against the New York Yankees.
New York is 7-1 in Happ's last 8 street begins and 56-25 in their last 81 games overall while the over is 12-3-1 in their last 16 games against the AL Central. Minnesota Twin is 14-3 in Odorizzi's last 17 home begins and 17-6 in their last 23 games against the AL East while the over is 7-1 in their last 8 Wednesday games.
Minnesota Twins vs New York Yankees Match Prediction
The New York Yankees could merit a look here after their emotional come from a deficit triumph on Tuesday. Happ has additionally pitched well on the road, going ERA with an ERA under four away from Yankee Stadium this season. Be that as it may, the Minnesota Twins got to Happ for four runs in 5.2 innings prior this season, and keeping in mind that Odorizzi has had a mixed career against the Yankees, he's been strong at home for the Twins, going 6-0 out of 9 begins with a 2.56 ERA. The Minnesota Twins have likewise won 14 of Odorizzi's last 17 home begins and Odorizzi held the New York Yankees to six shutout innings prior this season, so everyone will take the Minnesota Twins for the series triumph on Wednesday.
Minnesota Twins vs New York Yankees Match Details
Date: Wednesday July 24, 2019
Time: 8:10 PM (EDT)
Location: Target Field, Minneapolis, MN
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Stridsteknik är en militär term för hur de minsta militära förbanden (från enskild soldat upp till kompani eller bataljon) skall uppträda i strid. Stridsteknik styrs av reglementen och doktriner.

Begreppet stridsteknik (eller teknik) ska betraktas som specificerade instruktioner. Stridstekniken/instruktionerna är "bruksanvisningar" eller drill som syftar till att öva upp enskilda färdigheter så att dessa går att använda upp på en nivå så att de kan bli en del av större taktiska operationer.
Stridsteknik och drill skall vara som tumregler för hur man normalt ska agera i närmare bestämda situationer. Med andra ord de medel och färdigheter som används på de lägsta nivåerna för att vinna den lilla striden.

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Get all of the mystical beauty of the Northern Lights when you work up the Aurora Borealis Crochet Scarf. This gorgeous colorful pattern will really have heads turning! The bulky yarn makes it insanely warm, especially if you live anywhere that you can see the Aurora Borealis in real life. The variegated yarn from Patons gives this crochet scarf the illusion of moving colors, of which we honestly can't get enough. Anyone would love receiving this lovely gift for the holidays or just because it's winter.
- Size U.S. N/15 (10 mm) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge.
1st row: (RS). 4 dc in 4th ch from hook. Skip next 3 ch. 1 sc in next ch. *Ch 2. 4 dc in same ch as last sc. Skip next 3 ch. 1 sc in next ch. Rep from * to end of chain. Turn.
2nd row: Ch 5. 4 dc in 4th ch from hook. *Skip next 4 dc. (1 sc. Ch 2. 4 dc) in next ch-2 sp. Rep from * to last 4 dc. Skip next 4 dc. 1 sc in top of ch 3. Turn.
3rd row: Ch 5. 4 dc in 4th ch from hook. *Skip next 4 dc. (1 sc. Ch 2. 4 dc) in next ch-2 sp. Rep from * to last 4 dc. Skip next 4 dc. 1 sc in 3rd ch of ch 5. Turn.
Rep 3rd row for pat until work from beg measures 60" [152.5 cm]. Fasten off.
Want to try a super easy crochet scarf? Watch this video tutorial for a Beginner's Crochet Scarf and learn how!
Have tried this a few times and each time I drop a cluster in each row, so it starts to make a pyramid(...i think I'm doing doing something wrong after the chain 5...I have done other projects like this and not had a problem, so not really such where my brain blip is with this one haha...anyone have the same problem? And is there a video link to it? Thanks!
Love the name for this Aurora Borealis Crochet Scarf.. The pattern is well done and right here on this page, making it easy to print out. This scarf should work up quickly with the bigger hook and thicker yarn used. I'm looking to making this one and a few for gifts. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet scarf pattern.
Beginner here,when you skip 4 DC does it leave them unattached except when you do the pattern in the ch-2 space? Thanks anybody!
Thanks! So that means 4 skipped stitches are NOT attached to the previous row? Please reply!
I don't think I understand what you mean. As you crochet you're always crocheting into the previous row. You're just skipping 4 of those stitches of the previous row and then crocheting into that 5th stitch.
I'm such a bother and I really do appreciate your time. The 4 skipped stitches aren't crocheted into any other stitches, they are crocheted from the the current row and are leaving an open space when you skip them to crochet in the ch 2 sp.
It may be getting warm in the South but this an awesome simple pattern that beginners can work on and have it ready for next winter. With it being only two different stitches, it is perfect for even young girls to make.
What an amazing scarf pattern. It is so simple to make using chains, skip chains, and single and double crochets to create an inventive and textural design. It looks like a beautiful mosaic painted stained glass! Any person would love to get this from you as a thoughtful gift made with love!
The Patons variegated bulky yarn used in this project is so easy to work with and I love this color of theirs. The works up to be a very bulky scarf project and would be great for anybody that lives up North. A little to bulky for us here in Florida. What yarn substitution do you suggest for a more light weight scarf?
This is a wonderful project for my senior ladies. First of all, it uses bulky yarn and an N hook, which really helps when it comes to arthritic hands. Once I get them past the initial two rows, the third repeats until you decide to end the scarf. Nothing complicated, and they can work on their own at home once they get into the repeats.
True to its name, this Aurora Borealis Crochet Scarf mimics the kaleidoscope of lights given off by the Aurora Borealis in the Northern Hemisphere. The lights appear when particles from tbe sun collide with the gases in the earth's atmosphere. I wish I coould find this kind of yarn where I live which is the perfect yarn for this colorful pattern.
What does the (RS) stand for in row 1 of the Aurora Borealis Scarf?
RS = Right Side or the front of your work.
I love the inspiration behind this pattern!


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By Kelsey Mays
Assistant Managing Editor-News Kelsey Mays likes quality, reliability, safety and practicality. But he also likes a fair price. Email Kelsey Mays
The verdict: The 2016 Toyota Highlander is a very good family SUV with three rows of seats, but the appeal of the expensive hybrid version is limited.
Versus the competition: The pricey Highlander Hybrid improves gas mileage by roughly a third over most conventional three-row SUVs. It has no direct competitors, and $2-a-gallon gas means it probably won't for some time to come.
The Highlander Hybrid is based on the Highlander; stack the two up here. Go here to compare the 2015 Highlander Hybrid with the 2016, which carries over with few changes. The Highlander Hybrid has standard all-wheel drive and comes only in the Highlander's highest (Limited) trim level.
Exterior & Styling
Now in its third model year, the third-generation Highlander has aged well. Aside from some hybrid badging and a blue tint on the Toyota badges, the gas-electric version looks indistinguishable from a non-hybrid Highlander Limited. Fog lights, LED daytime running lights and 19-inch alloy wheels are standard.
How It Drives
The V-6 Highlander is no slowpoke, but the Highlander Hybrid is flat-out quick. Its drivetrain combines a V-6 and electric motors to drive the front and rear wheels for a total of 280 horsepower — similar to the regular Highlander's V-6 output. Thanks to the robust torque from its electric motors, though, it's even punchier in the passing lane. Head-to-head, the Highlander Hybrid could outrun a lot of sedans. And its fuel efficiency would rival them, too: EPA-estimated gas mileage comes to 28 mpg combined. That's 27 to 40 percent better than the regular Highlander's 20 to 22 mpg, depending on the variant. Both types use regular gasoline.
Our editors' only complaint was ride quality. The SUV's suspension isolates the cabin well enough over normal pavement, but it responds to manhole covers and other ruts with too much body movement. As one editor put it, it's the sort of experience cars usually impart before an update or redesign improves chassis rigidity.
All-wheel drive is standard, but it's a light-duty system. Some moderate snow and mud proved nearly too much for our test car, whose right wheels spun hopelessly while the left ones — which had far better traction — sat motionless. I was eventually able to coax the SUV out by rocking it back and forth. The regular Highlander has an all-wheel-drive locking mode to split power evenly between the front and rear wheels, which might help in certain situations (though not necessarily this one).
The Highlander Hybrid, like its non-hybrid sibling, gets high marks inside. The cabin is nearly luxury-level, with lush materials along the dash and doors, plus premium touches such as fabric-wrapped A-pillars and one-touch express windows.
Rather than the regular Highlander's three-seat second row, the Highlander Hybrid has two captain's chairs split by a mini-console that folds down easily to form a center aisle. The second row has plenty of room, albeit it's in a somewhat low seating position. Both seats offer sliding access to the third row — a must-have feature for families, as some SUV second rows still tilt and tumble forward to provide access.
The third row has three seats for a supposed total of seven, but that idea seems farfetched. Three toddlers would feel cramped in the back row. Headroom is tight no matter what; many adults will have to slouch.
Standard features include power front seats with heating and ventilation, keyless access with push-button start, three-zone automatic climate control and leather upholstery (faux leather in the third row). A panoramic moonroof, rain-sensing wipers, a heated steering wheel and heated second-row seats are optional.
Ergonomics & Electronics
The Highlander Hybrid's center controls have a few ergonomic bungles. The touch-sensitive shortcut keys and stubby knobs require a degree of dexterity that's difficult on the fly — and could be worse if you have gloves on. A panoply of standard multimedia features includes an 8-inch navigation system, Bluetooth phone and audio streaming, JBL premium audio, HD and satellite radio, Siri Eyes Free compatibility and Toyota's Entune app suite, which integrates a few apps off a compatible smartphone (including Yelp, OpenTable, MovieTickets.com and various Internet radio services). Despite all that, however, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are unavailable.
A Blu-ray DVD rear entertainment system with a drop-down 9-inch screen is optional. Parents should also check out Toyota's Driver Easy Speak system, which can pick up a driver's voice via microphone and play it through the third-row speakers — so you can holler at the peanut gallery without, you know, hollering.
It's good to see the Highlander's move upmarket didn't leave practicality behind. The SUV's mammoth center console has a wide, padded roll-top cover that opens in two sections. A deep, recessed shelf spans most of the dashboard, enabling easy storage for phones, wallets or sunglasses. The cupholders have self-adjusting grips to stabilize travel mugs of almost any size.
Cargo space behind the third row is 13.8 cubic feet — small for the class — but it grows to a more competitive 83.2 cubic feet of maximum space with the second and third rows folded (it'll be 0.6 cubic feet less with the panoramic moonroof). That's the same as the regular Highlander. One annoyance: The seats fold in a multistep process that's a little more cumbersome than in some other SUVs. If you frequently need to convert between passenger and cargo room, take note.
Maximum towing capacity is a modest 3,500 pounds in the Highlander Hybrid, down from the regular Highlander's 5,000 pounds.
With a few exceptions, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says crash-test scores for most vehicles carry over to their hybrid counterparts. The Highlander earned a score of acceptable in IIHS' small-overlap front test — one rung below the agency's top score, good, but better than the scores of a lot of three-row SUVs. The Highlander earned a score of good in all other major IIHS tests.
Among the standard safety features on the Highlander Hybrid (see them all here) are eight airbags, a blind spot monitor, a backup camera, rear cross-traffic alert and the required antilock brakes and electronic stability system. A forward-collision warning system with automatic braking is optional, as are lane departure warning and adaptive cruise control.
Go here to see our Car Seat Check for the third-generation Highlander. It's also worth noting that the SUV is part of an increasing — though still relatively small — group of vehicles that can fit three child-safety seats across. (See the current group here.)
Value in Its Class
The Highlander is a well-executed family SUV that landed in third place out of seven contenders in Cars.com's $40,000 3-Row SUV Challenge two years ago — and that was before the first- and second-place finishers received spotty crash tests, which doubtless would have tempered their scores. (Read more here.)
For family SUV shoppers, the Highlander is a must-drive.
The Highlander Hybrid, however, costs nearly $6,000 more than its equivalent non-hybrid variant. It's a staggering $17,880 more than the cheapest version of the SUV. As of this writing, a gallon of regular gas is well under $2 nationwide. Unless that changes, it's hard to build a case for choosing a Highlander Hybrid over its much cheaper sibling.
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