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1. Kings Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4
£7,000,000.00
Kings Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen 4 days ago
Former school situated adjacent to windsor great park long leasehol...
Features: Leasehold, Detached
2. Woodside Road, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4
10 £5,950,000.00
Woodside Road, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen over a month ago
An historic country house set in mature gardens and grounds. Locati...
Features: Detached, Garden
3. High Street, Bray, Berkshire
6 £5,950,000.00
High Street, Bray, Berkshire Updated: first seen over a month ago
A ly restored georgian house in the heart of one of berkshire's mos...
Features: Detached, Georgian
4. Woodside Road, Winkfield, Ascot, Berkshire
Woodside Road, Winkfield, Ascot, Berkshire Updated: first seen over a month ago
An historic country house set in and mature gardens and grounds
5. Bishopsgate Road, Englefield Green, Egham, Surrey ...
4 6 £5,750,000.00
Bishopsgate Road, Englefield Green, Egham, Surrey TW20 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Set within glorious gardens, bishopsgate hall is an attached proper...
Features: Detached, Garden, Fireplace, Wood Floor, Kitchen, Modern, Reception
6. Bishopsgate Road, Englefield Green, Egham, Surrey
Bishopsgate Road, Englefield Green, Egham, Surrey Updated: first seen 4 days ago
An attached 6/7 bedroom property with planning consent for a leisur...
7. Bishopsgate Road, Englefield Green, Surrey, TW20
Bishopsgate Road, Englefield Green, Surrey, TW20 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Attached property adjoining windsor great park set within glorious ...
Features: Detached, Garden, Modern
8. Winkfield Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire
Winkfield Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire Updated: first seen 2 weeks ago
5-bedroom family house that has been creatively and skilfully newly...
Features: Detached
9. Winkfield Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4
Winkfield Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen 4 days ago
Set within about 9.5 acres, a sensational country house with cottag...
Features: Cottage
10. Winkfield Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4
Winkfield Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Newington house is a grade ii listed residence believed to date bac...
Features: Detached, Grade II, Listed
11. Church Road, Old Windsor, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4
Church Road, Old Windsor, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Striking grade ii listed house for sale in prestigious windsor sett...
Features: Detached, Garden, Grade II, Listed
Bespoke character home with all the advantages of 21st century cons...
13. Englefield Green, Surrey TW20
Englefield Green, Surrey TW20 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Reception hall | 4 reception rooms | kitchen/ breakfast room with w...
Features: Detached, En suite, Balcony, Kitchen, Reception
14. Hodge Lane, Hatchet Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, SL4
Hodge Lane, Hatchet Lane, Winkfield, Windsor, SL4 Updated: first seen last month
Family home and equestrian facilities for sale in winkfield, sl4. A...
15. The Green, Englefield Green, Nr Windsor, Surrey TW...
The Green, Englefield Green, Nr Windsor, Surrey TW20 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Set within ly landscaped gardens and dating back to the early 18th ...
Features: Detached, Garden, En suite, Fireplace, High Ceilings, Wood Floor, Kitchen, Modern, Cellar, Reception
16. Sheet Street, Windsor, Berkshire
Sheet Street, Windsor, Berkshire Updated: first seen over a month ago
An fine example of a georgian townhouse, offering 8 bedrooms and ba...
Features: Garage, Georgian
17. St. Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4
St. Leonards Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen 3 weeks ago
A great investment opportunity to acquire 8 apartments set close to...
18. Winkfield Street, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, S...
Winkfield Street, Winkfield, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Grade ii listed country house of immense character and charm, which...
Features: Detached, Garden, Grade II, Swimming Pool, Listed
19. Clarence Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4
Clarence Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 Updated: first seen over a month ago
Superb detached townhouse with six bedrooms and an annexe with a fu...
20. Clarence House, Drift Road, Winkfield, Windsor, SL...
Clarence House, Drift Road, Winkfield, Windsor, SL4 Updated: first seen last week
Ly restored 5 bedroom house centred around the 19th century manor h...
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Marie Wawa és una actriu ni-vanuatiana que va protagonitzar la pel·lícula australiana-vanuatuana Tanna (2015). La pel·lícula, que va ser la primera que es va rodar íntegrament a Vanuatu, va obtenir dos premis importants al Festival de Venècia 2015, i va ser nominada a la Millor pel·lícula de parla no anglesa als Premis Oscar de 2016. Wawa apareix al paper principal junt amb Mungau Dain.

Wawa és del poble interior de Yakel a l'illa de Tanna, al sud de Vanuatu.

Wawa, com la resta del repartiment de Tanna, va ser una actriu novella, que va actuar per primera vegada i sense experiència abans del seu càsting. La pel·lícula, una història d'amor prohibit i tragèdia basada en fets reals, va ser rodada en un lloc al voltant de Yakel. Narie Wawa va fer el paper principal de Wawa, una jove que es va casar en un matrimoni concertat com a part d'un acord de pau amb una altra tribu. Tot i això, s'enamora del net del seu cap, interpretat per Mungau Dain. Les seves famílies es neguen a permetre que la parella es pugui casar. La parella fuig i finalment es suïcida, reflectint la veritable tragèdia de la parella de Tannese a la dècada del 1980. Les tràgiques circumstàncies van portar als ancians a legalitzar els matrimonis per amor.

Al setembre de 2015, Wawa va viatjar a Venècia amb els altres tres actors principals de Tanna per assistir a la seva estrena mundial al Festival de Venècia 2015. Wawa també va assistir als Premis Oscar de 2016, celebrat a Los Angeles el 26 de febrer de 2017, on Tanna va ser nominada a la Millor pel·lícula de parla no anglesa.

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Topic Running an MSP
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Part of: Advanced marketing tactics for MSPs
Top MSP marketing tools to generate leads
MSP marketing tools are a must-have for successful lead-gen efforts. Execs at Valiant Technology, SADA and Synoptek round up the products supporting their marketing strategies.
Once an MSP has established the groundwork for its marketing strategy, the next step toward marketing maturity involves investing in the right tools.
MSP marketing tools can draw on a variety of free and paid options. Here is a look at what three MSPs use today -- and the marketing tools they can't live without.
Valiant Technology embraces video, livestreams
At Valiant Technology, an MSP based in New York, most of the company's marketing efforts go into content production.
"We're doing some targeted marketing, but a lot of [our strategy] is to put out great content to get people interested in what we do," said Georg Dauterman, president of Valiant.
Valiant has focused on three vertical markets over the past couple of years. Those verticals are marketing communications, the nonprofit sector and professional services.
Since the pandemic began, the company has used StreamYard, a livestreaming platform, to conduct a weekly stream for customers and prospects, Dauterman said. The livestream covers an assortment of IT- and business-related topics, such as cybersecurity insurance and business process automation.
Georg Dauterman
StreamYard also lets the company create 20- to 30-minute "how-to" videos, which Valiant posts on its YouTube channel. In addition, the MSP uses free video production tools, such as HitFilm Express video editing software and Open Broadcaster Software open source software for recording and livestreaming.
Of all Valiant's marketing tools, Dauterman said he can't live without StreamYard and YouTube. "Those are our main efforts, the key tools to get content out to the community," he said.
StreamYard and YouTube provide a low-cost way to reach people, he added. "The cost is in the time and effort to put together the content and deliver it."
Creating and delivering content has proven an effective method for generating business during the pandemic. "People find us," Dauterman said. "They do Google searches and leave comments on YouTube. Sometimes, people give us ideas for content creation and tell us what they're looking for."
When content on a certain topic received lots of likes, Valiant will create content on related topics. For example, Valiant will introduce a collaboration software guide, inspired by the number of people that have downloaded the firm's guide for Microsoft Teams.
"We're putting this [guide] together to provide value to customers," Dauterman said. "There's no hard sales pitch. It's much more about telling people we're here and want to help them to succeed."
About 10% of Valiant's annual marketing budget is spent on marketing tools. Valiant's toolkit includes HubSpot's software platform, which provides everything the MSP needs to interact with customers, such as analytics for inbound leads, landing pages and tools for scheduling conversations via the company website, Dauterman said. Additionally, Valiant uses Mailchimp, a marketing automation platform.
SADA Systems taps Google Workspace, HubSpot
Like Valiant Technology, Los Angeles-based cloud solutions provider SADA Systems has invested in content creation over the past year. In addition, the company has made inroads in producing virtual events.
"We've become more strategic about events," said SADA chief marketing officer Narine Galstian.
SADA's content and virtual events typically target customers in specific industries and regions. "From a thought leadership perspective, we're producing more industry content" geared toward healthcare, retail and entertainment, among other verticals, Galstian said.
Narine Galstian
SADA's marketing tools include Monday.com for project management, Google Analytics to track web traffic to key landing pages, and HubSpot for all email and drip campaigns. As a Google Cloud Premier Partner, SADA also uses Google Workspace to boost internal collaboration.
Galstian said she couldn't live without Google Workspace and HubSpot. "[Both] have been such a lifesaver for us to collaborate in this remote environment in the past year," she said. "I don't know what we would have done if we didn't have those tools."
Additional tools include LinkedIn Sales Navigator, which SADA deploys for targeted, account-based marketing. The LinkedIn-based sales tools let SADA identify and learn about prospects and conduct LinkedIn InMail marketing, Galstian said.
About 10% to 15% of SADA's marketing budget is spent on tools. SADA does not use any free marketing tools because its teams are "way too big to take advantage" of them, she said.
This year, Galstian said she will evaluate a few more tools to incorporate into the mix, including Sprinklr, a SaaS customer experience management platform, to support SADA's social media reach.
Synoptek's tools for targeting multiple verticals
Synoptek, an MSP and IT consultant based in Irvine, Calif., targets customers in a wide range of vertical industries, spanning healthcare, financial services, higher education, manufacturing and distribution, retail, software, and media and entertainment.
Nandita Nityanandam
"Our primary marketing strategy is to build thought leadership in the B2B market as a technology consulting, systems integration and managed services provider," said Synoptek marketing director Nandita Nityanandam.
Different information is meant to be consumed by different audiences, Nityanandam said. To that end, Synoptek uses multiple MSP marketing tools to connect audiences with relevant information, including the following:
HubSpot, which serves as Synoptek's primary marketing automation tool;
ZoomInfo's B2B database for targeted contact list building;
Drift chatbot software to provide information to visitors of Synoptek's website;
Google Ads for online advertising;
Crazy Egg, Semrush, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager for search engine optimization and analytics; and
Adobe Suite and iStock for graphic design.
Each of these tools performs an activity that's critical for running our marketing campaigns efficiently.
Nandita NityanandamMarketing director, Synoptek
For social media-based marketing, the MSP relies on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook, according to Nityanandam.
Around 20% of Synoptek's marketing budget is devoted to tools. The free version of tools such as Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager also play an extensive role in the MSP's marketing activities.
"We also evaluate martech tools through their trial versions to check how useful they could be for us in the long run," Nityanandam said. "That's how we have chosen most of our martech stack."
Nityanandam said she could not live without "the basic martech pack," which includes Google Analytics, HubSpot, ZoomInfo and LinkedIn. "Each of these tools performs an activity that's critical for running our marketing campaigns efficiently … from identifying the right target audience, reaching out to them and then analyzing how these audiences are consuming the information provided to them."
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Content marketing has emerged as an effective strategy for MSPs, but it can get tricky when deciding if in-house or outsourced talent should create these marketing materials.
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Reaching prospects and converting them into clients is a process involving some trial and error. Here's advice on finding the right marketing tactics for your MSP.
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Mom With ALS Surprises Her Daughter at Her Wedding
Get out the tissues.
By Laura Beck
This video will make you feel all the feels and also might cause you to cry all the tears. You've been warned.
A mother suffering from ALS was looking forward to her daughter's wedding, but during the ceremony, she took a bad fall and had to go to the hospital. The daughter was devastated when she thought her beloved mom would miss the remainder of her wedding, but then something amazing happened: The mom returned for the final dance. It's something special.
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Veteran groups to participate in Trump inaugural parade
Several veterans service organizations will participate in the presidential inaugural parade next month, President-elect Donald Trump Donald John TrumpEsper sidesteps question on whether he aligns more with Mattis or Trump Warren embraces Thiel label: 'Good' As tensions escalate, US must intensify pressure on Iran and the IAEA MORE's inaugural committee announced Friday.
Those groups include American Veterans (AmVets), Disabled American Veterans, Paralyzed Veterans of America, and Wounded Warrior Project, according to the committee. Those groups did not participate in inaugural parades for President Obama, according to previous lineups, although other veterans groups marched in Obama's inauguration.
"People from every corner of the country have expressed great interest in President-elect Trump's inauguration and look forward to continuing a salute to our republic that spans more than two centuries," said committee CEO Sara Armstrong.
"As participants follow in the footsteps of our new president and vice president down Pennsylvania Avenue, they will be adding their names to the long list of Americans who have honored our country by marching in the inaugural parade," she said.
The committee said there will be more than 8,000 parade participants representing 40 organizations, including high school and university marching bands, equestrian corps, first responders and veterans groups.
The U.S. Border Patrol Pipes & Drums will also participate in the parade. The group participated in the 2009 parade for Obama, but not in 2013.
An NBC4 Washington report earlier this month said no marching bands from schools in the Washington, D.C., area have applied to perform in the parade, despite at least one band from the capital's public school system marching in the past five inaugural parades.
"We are honored to have been invited by the Inaugural Committee to participate in the parade and are humbled to represent this generation of wounded veterans who have sacrificed so much for this country," the Wounded Warrior Project said in a statement to The Hill.
The list released by the committee on Friday did not include any D.C.-area public school marching bands.
According to the list, participants include:
1st Cavalry Division Horse Cavalry Detachment – Fort Hood, Texas
1st Infantry Commanding General's Mounted Color – Ft. Riley, Kansas
Boone County Elite 4-H Equestrian Drill Team – Burlington, Kentucky
Caisson Platoon, Fort Myer – Fort Myer, Virginia
Cleveland Police Mounted Unit – Cleveland, Ohio
Coastal Florida Police & Fire Pipes & Drums – Palm Coast, Florida
Columbus North High School Band – Columbus, Indiana
Culver Academy Equestrian – Culver, Indiana
First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Fishburne Military School Army JROTC Caissons Battalion - Fishburne, Virginia
Frankfort High School Band – Ridgeley, West Virginia
Franklin Regional High School Panther Marching Band – Murrysville, Pennsylvania
Indianapolis Metro Police Motorcycle Drill Team – Indianapolis, Indiana
Kids Overseas – Richmond Hill, Georgia
Lil Wranglers – College Station, Texas
Marist College Band – Poughkeepsie, New York
Merced County Sheriff's Posse – Hilmar, California
Michigan Multi-Jurisdictional Mounted Police Drill Team & Color Guard – Ann Arbor, Michigan
Mid America Cowgirls Rodeo Drill Team – New Buffalo, Michigan
Nassau County Firefighters Pipes & Drums – East Meadow, New York
North Carolina Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association – Hillsborough, North Carolina
NYPD Emerald Society Pipes & Drums – East Moriches, New York
Olivet Nazarene University – Bourbonnais, Illinois
Palmetto Ridge High School Band – Naples, Florida
Russellville High School Band – Russellville, Arkansas
Talladega College Band – Talladega, Alabama
Texas State University Strutters – San Marcos, Texas
The Citadel Regimental Band & Pipes and Summerall Guards – Charleston, South Carolina
The Freedom Riders – Kersey, Colorado
Tragedy Assistance Marching Unit – Arlington, Virginia
Tupelo High School Band – Tupelo, Mississippi
University of Tennessee Marching Band – Knoxville, Tennessee
VMI Corps of Cadets – Lexington, Virginia
West Monroe High School Marching Band – West Monroe, Louisiana
American Veterans - National
Boy Scouts of America - National
US Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations - National
Disabled American Veterans - National
US Border Patrol Pipes & Drums – National
Wounded Warriors [Wounded Warrior Project, Paralyzed Veterans of America] - National
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Tom Berryhill, Politician, Champion of Farmers and Organ Donors, Dies at 67
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Bill McEwen, News Director
Tom Berryhill, a former Valley representative in the Assembly and state Senate, died Saturday at the age of 67.
Berryhill, a champion for agriculture and a fourth-generation farmer himself, had suffered health issues much of his political life.
In 2001, Berryhill had a heart transplant and at the time of his death, he had Parkinson's disease.
Championed the Causes of Organ Donors, Recipients
Following his transplant, he worked to save and improve lives by advocating on organ donor issues.
In 2012, Donate Life California Organ & Tissue Donor Registry honored Berryhill as its legislator of the year for helping establish a registry for kidney donations.
State Sen. Tom Berryhill speaks at an organ donor event in 2013. (Office of Sen. Tom Berryhill)
Borgeas: 'Our Community Has Lost a Giant'
"Our community has lost a giant," said state Sen. Andreas Borgeas (R-Fresno) in a news release. "Tom Berryhill led a dedicated life of service to his community both in the California Legislature and the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors.
"Tom was my mentor and imparted the importance of respect, civility, and collegiality in California politics. My wife, Anna, and I would like to express our deepest condolences to the Berryhill family as they endure this difficult time."
Borgeas succeeded Berryhill in 2018 in representing the 8th Senate District, which includes parts of Stanislaus, Madera, and Fresno counties, as well as all of Calaveras and Tuolumne counties.
In a tweet, former Assembly Minority Leader Kristin Olsen of Riverbank said that Berryhill "was the most universally well-liked legislator I have ever known." Like Berryhill, Olsen won election to the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors after leaving the Capitol.
Tom Berryhill was the most universally well-liked legislator I have ever known, and I was blessed to call him a colleague and a friend. He was a staunch advocate for ag & water and for his Central Valley community and family. I will miss you, Tom. pic.twitter.com/O2txCoFvOo
— Kristin Olsen (@KristinOlsenCA) August 30, 2020
Though he was Republican, Berryhill didn't hesitate to reach across the aisle or buck his party's leadership if he believed a bill would benefit the Valley. Sometimes, he suffered the barbs of hard-and-fast Republicans who labeled him a "RINO" — Republican in Name Only.
One example: He was the only Republican in the Senate to vote to extend the cap-and-trade program through 2030. He explained that he backed the bill because he won key protections for farmers in negotiations with Democrats.
Followed in the Family Traditions
Politics, the GOP, and farming are Berryhill family traditions. Tom's father, the late Clare Berryhill was a longtime lawmaker and the state director of food and agriculture. Tom's brother, Bill, represented the 26th district in the Assembly from 2008 through 2012.
Rep. Josh Harder (D-Turlock) said in a statement: "It's always heartbreaking to lose a member of our community — especially someone like Tom who spent so much of his life working to make the Valley a better place to live. Pam and I send our deepest condolences to his wife, children, and his entire family."
At the time of his death, Berryhill represented Stanislaus County's 4th District on the Board of Supervisors.
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Is it the date or the ceremony? The sausage sizzle, the community events, or just a great excuse for a holiday? For the Coriole Shire Australia Day Organising Committee it's all these and more. Mayor Brian Harrigan sees a chance to prove himself ready for Liberal Party preselection. Local trade Wally, doesn't give a damn; he just wants everything to stay the same. But even he can't stop Helen, the ambitious Greens rep, or Chester the new Filipino teacher from questioning Coriole's long held traditions. As local grandmother Marie tries to suggest a few placating satay sausages, well laid plans melt away like a pav left out in the midday sun.
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Lance Guest (age 57) at the Chiller Theatre Expo (2017).
Lance R. Guest (born July 21, 1960) is an American film and television actor, best known for his starring role in 1984's The Last Starfighter.
Guest (age 52) at the Wizard World Toronto (2012).
Guest developed a serious interest in acting as a freshman in the ninth grade, while attending Saratoga High School, and he majored in theater while attending UCLA. He has starred in many theatrical films, including his role as Jimmy alongside actress Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween II (1981), and also starred in Neil Simon's I Ought to Be in Pictures. His most notable role was in the science fiction film The Last Starfighter (1984) as Alex Rogan, and as Beta, a robot sent to replace Alex while he was in space. He has starred in Jaws: The Revenge (1987) as Michael Brody. Guest played Cosmo Cola in Stepsister from Planet Weird (2000). He played Hugo Archibald in The Jennie Project (2001). Also that year, he appeared in Mach 2 (2001).
Guest's starring television roles included Lou Grant (1981–1982) and Knots Landing (1991). Guest has guest-starred on St. Elsewhere, The Wonder Years, Party of Five, JAG, NYPD Blue, The X-Files, Becker, Life Goes On, House, and Jericho.
Guest has starred on Broadway as Johnny Cash in the musical Million Dollar Quartet, a fictionalized depiction of the only time Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Elvis Presley ever recorded music as a group.
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Ok so she loves more than 10 veils…but some are of the same ilk…so really it balances out!
I thought that following the news regarding Angelina Jolie's (or is it Pitt's now) veil, containing embroidered designs inspired by her children's doodles, it would be apt to write a post on veils. She literally let her kids draw on her veil.
That she wore to her wedding.
(well not literally, a designer embroidered them on an amazing lace for her…but still).
Now I am sure I will love my offspring….but there is not a chance in hell they would allowed to scribble on any part of my wedding.
In the many dreams I have about weddings (no really…you'd be surprised) I am always wearing different veils. Ranging from one gooorgeous Cathedral veil to maybe 3 or 4 different veils. (again, not kidding. I have a problem…no, there is no name for it yet).
I find it fascinating that we, as Asian brides, go as far as wearing an amazing fusion dress for our civil ceremonies, but a veil is seldom worn! They're SO PRETTY and so much fun!! You can play hide and seek with them , you can pass them on to your children, you can use them as tablecloths (not that I ever would), you can take cheesy photos with them…the opportunities are just endless!
This gorgeous tulle veil, with a very simple bow and gem would be a gorgeous addition to any dress. The maker of this exact veil has closed up shop, however any dressmaker could do this for you, just print out the pic.
This charming all over bobble veil is created by Anna Campbell. She is an amazing Australian designer who uses beads, pearls, tulles and lace to create gorgeous pieces – this being exactly that.
I am always partial to a bit of embroidery and embellishment, and this Pronovias creation is no exception..the stunning floral design and the placement starting just under the cheekbone makes this veil flattering and GORGEOUS!
The name says it all. This vintage piece is an authentic Victorian HANDMADE (I KNOW!) delight. From around 1860's and would probably retail at around £3000..not cheap. However, easily made today with new inventions, like machines, and computers for probably a sixteenth of the price. Drool away.
I am in love with this stylemepretty veil…….3D flowers attached to your head?! I mean who wouldn't! Really simple, really compliments the dress, but more than this it looks fun and pretty! Win for flowers!
…it helps that the bride is drop dead gorgeous….sigh.
This veil has placement embroidery all around the hem circ which would look amazing on a plain dress. Simple, elegant and really pretty! This was a Twigs and Honey find on Etsy…they have gorgeous accessories to go with your beautiful day.
This absolutely blew my mind. The simplicity involved in creating this veil; a double turned hem or a sheer organza border. That's it! Such an impactful piece and so so so pretty! Hayley Paige has some absolutely gorgeous pieces, simple and elegant.
In my opinion, getting a blusher veil right is quite a task. There is usually too much embroidery for the length or absolutely nothing, I hadn't come across any that made me think yessss…..until now..
This UrbanVeilsCouture find is incredible. I was always under the impression that you couldn't have embroidery over the top of your head – that it would look slightly weird, however I had to eat my words when I stumbled upon this little Etsy number (yes Etsy really is the place to be).
You guessed it…ETSY; Thelacebutterflies. Seriously just wow. Imagine the sparkles!!! Amazing price, amazing handwriting….just gorgeous, not a lot else to say on this…they say a picture speaks a thousand words, and that is EXACTLY what is happening here!
That concludes my top 10 veils (for this week anyway)….hope you enjoyed reading this as much as I did writing it!! Happy Veiling!
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That day has come….you have your ring…but now what? Now starts the sheer panic of all things wedding that overcomes every bride to be.
Since I was about 11 I have been obsessed with weddings…in the 'stay away from me, I'm crazy' kind of way. I am in the process of starting my own bridalwear company: Bespoke…by Shivani (but more on that in the future) and I decided the only way I can currently channel this obsession is through a blog!
This blog will be dedicated to all things wedding; from the big things like outfits through to the little things, that nobody really looks at or cares about but still just as important…like napkins or how many prongs the forks have.
I have been fascinated with Asian weddings so much so that I completed my thesis – all 80,000 words – on Asian weddings today…and this led me to The Bride Loves.
So ring or no ring (it's no ring FYI) I will endeavour to share tips, tricks and give a little bit of inspiration for your big day.
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YOU'RE READING Busi Mkhumbuzi has been making waves since she was in her teens
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Busi Mkhumbuzi has been making waves since she was in her teens
By Thobekile Masombuka
Bus Mkhumbuzi at the 16th Nelson Mandela Lecture, 17 July 2018. Credit: Twitter.
If you haven't already, meet the entrepreneur, all round brightspark and speaker with fighting spirit. She makes us feel very optimistic about everything women and girls can achieve by supporting each other.
In a matter of two days, Busisiwe Mkhumbuzi represented and inspired many young women as the programme director and host of the 16th annual Nelson Mandela Lecture, which took place on 17 July 2018, and as one of the key speakers at a women's power summit hosted in celebration of Madiba's centenary. We got to speak to her about the things that matter to her the most, and about her role as a black woman in South Africa.
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The other day at the @marieclaire_sa #MCPowerSummit2018. I had the opportunity to speak on the youth panel alongside two teens I work with @TshimongSA.
I left feeling so inspired about the future of women in South Africa.
WE ARE IT! #Mandela100
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— Busi Mkhumbuzi ???? (@BusiMkhumbuzi) July 20, 2018
I took one gaze at this picture and I couldn't hold back the joy. You are such an incredible force @BusiMkhumbuzi. One whose force is to be reckon with. You apply yourself to your utmost best and that is one characteristic I'll forever learn from you. Rise! ????#MandelaLecture pic.twitter.com/UU05RTon82
— YoungGiftedBlack (@Classie_akie) July 17, 2018
From her teenage years, Busi has always been passionate about granting young people, particularly girls, opportunities for them to use their voices. At the age of 15, Busi joined the global initiative, V-Girls, and created waves around the issues of teenage girls in South Africa and around the globe. "One of the most incredible things that we did while we were doing V-Girls was that we organised a protest in Johannesburg CBD, where we wore short skirts made out of recycled material," Busi recalls.
"Regardless of how old we are, we need to make sure that we're pulling girls from as young as young as seven years old into the next phase of their lives the way that we have been pulled by other women – that's the only way we can ensure that we become a magnified energy, a bigger force than what we are right now."
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"It was the most incredible thing: a large group of teenagers, singing and marching through the streets of Joburg, and chanting that we wanted police to make the country safer for us," she says. People were so inspired by the march and the initiative, that she was later invited to do a TEDxWomen talk in New York and from then the V-girls club grew and became established in more countries all over the world.
Now at 23, Busi is still relentless in creating positive spaces for the young people to find their voices and to use them. She is the director of Tshimong, an organisation that seeks to empower young people and to strengthen their leadership while helping them find their voices. She runs this organisation with her fiancé, Thami Pooe, and their close friend, Bongani Masilela.
The point of the work she does, as she explained, is to help others in the same way that the women in her life helped her get to where she is now. "I don't just do it for the sake of doing work or for the sake of making money. I build personal relationships with every single girl in our program; I know her by name, saved her number, and she knows she can contact me when she needs me," Busi says.
"If I can make it possible for another woman to be somewhere else in their life, to even be greater than me, that's what I'm going to do," she explains, and this is something she believes all of us can do. "Regardless of how old we are, we need to make sure that we're pulling girls from as young as seven years old into the next phase of their lives the way that we have been pulled by other women – that's the only way we can ensure that we become a magnified energy, a bigger force than what we are right now."
READ MORE: Snaps and claps at a powerful women's summit
Like every other woman out there, Busi often faces challenges in her field of work, but this only motivates her to accomplish her dreams and to see her vision realised. She expresses how being pregnant has been challenging to her because of how she needs to work twice as hard to prove that she is capable. At the Mandela Lecture, she saw her pregnancy as an opportunity to acknowledge not only black women and black youth, but to represent black mothers as well.
For Busi, representation is important, and the fact that she was a part of the Mandela Lecture and the Power Summit supports her vision of seeing young women's voices acknowledged and heard.
"Whether you've achieved your goals or not; whether you are struggling with something in your life or whether you're flourishing; whether you're in education, or you're at work, or you're an entrepreneur, you have a valid voice," says Busi. "And that voice can only be taken seriously once you believe that it's powerful."
"Regardless of the fact that everything in your environment is pushing back against you, you need to be excited about your future, your talent and your potential."
We asked Busi to share a few other things about herself with us:
Which three women who inspire you the most?
Oprah Winfrey, Khanyi Dhlomo, and Michelle Obama. Michelle is a good reminder to me that I shouldn't be in the shadows; that marriage and motherhood don't mean that I should be in the shadows. Khanyi and Oprah inspire me because of how they own the work that they do and how they own their voices. I think it's something every black woman should aspire to: once you begin to own your work and become really entrepreneurial about the things you believe in, success becomes amplified.
READ MORE: "I met up with the woman I'm most jealous of"
What are some of the things people don't know about you?
A lot of people don't know that I started off at varsity doing an accounting degree. I was really passionate about accounting for a very long time; I used to get like 100% in high school, but I obviously didn't follow through with it.
I'm self-conscious about sharing pictures. It's an insecurity that I'm working on. I'd literally give my phone to my cousin and be like 'share on my behalf'. I'm always just nervous about it for some strange reason.
I'm pregnant and I don't think a lot of people know this. At the lecture, I was quite surprised that people didn't notice. I'm due quite soon; in seven weeks, I think.
What advice would you give to young women who aspire to achieve their goals as you have done?
The key is to be optimistic. I know when you say something like that, it sounds shallow and weird. But I truly mean optimism because I think that things that we are going through - the inflation, the fuel prices, the political instability, the increasing rape stats, everything in the country - tell us that we have nothing to be excited about; that we have nothing to be optimistic about. But being optimistic in that kind of environment is a revolutionary statement.
"You have a valid voice, and that voice can only be taken seriously once you believe that it's powerful."
Regardless of the fact that everything in your environment is pushing back against you, you need to be excited about your future, your talent and your potential. We have to have that mind set or else you will be knocked down and pushed out of the game by every single thing that happens to you. As women, we cannot afford to be vulnerable to the things that happen to us.
We can't get out of the game every time we're intimidated by something – every time we're broke or we're at the receiving end of any kind of oppression or violence. We need to be able to say 'This is happening, but I'm optimistic and I'm excited about the future'. And that's what's going to get a lot of us through - that's what got me through when I was depressed in varsity. We need to work through our depression, our anxiety and our fears, and we need to be exceptionally excited about our lives and about the future.
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Norwegian Air Spends $5 Billion on 38 New Dreamliners
Kari Lundgren, Bloomberg
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The Dreamliner's effect on aviation will take years to fully understand, but in non-technical terms: It's a biggie.
Norwegian Air Shuttle AS agreed to buy 19 Boeing Co. 787-9 planes in the Scandinavian discount carrier's bid to expand its long-haul fleet fivefold to 38 aircraft in the next five years.
The order, valued at more than $5 billion based on list prices, includes purchase options for 10 additional aircraft, the Fornebu, Norway-based carrier said in a statement Thursday. Deliveries will begin in 2017. The purchase is the largest in Europe for this version of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.
"This order of 19 new Dreamliners is a major milestone ," Chief Executive Officer Bjoern Kjos said in the statement. The jet is "crucial to our future growth and competitiveness in the long-haul market."
Norwegian Air is pursuing one of the industry's most ambitious growth plans, rolling out a long-haul operation with Dreamliners while swelling its European fleet. The carrier currently operates eight 787-8s and has already ordered 11 of the larger -9 variant with first deliveries planned for 2016.
Norwegian Air fell as much as 8.9 percent and was trading down 7.6 percent at 322.2 kroner as of 9:56 a.m. in Oslo. The airline said separately that net income for the three months ended Sept. 30 jumped to 832.8 million kroner ($66 million) from 373.8 million kroner a year earlier. Earnings fell short of the 897 million-krone average of seven analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Operating revenue gained 15 percent to 7.3 billion kroner.
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Google's big book case
The internet giant's plan to create a vast digital library should be given a green light
Sep 3rd 2009
Illustration by Peter Schrank
TO ITS opponents, it is a brazen attempt by a crafty monopolist to lock up some of the world's most valuable intellectual property. To its fans, it is a laudable effort by a publicly minded company to unlock a treasure trove of hidden knowledge. Next month an American court will hold a hearing on an agreement, signed last year by Google and representatives of authors and publishers, to make millions of books in America searchable online. The case has stirred up passions, conflict and conspiracy theories worthy of a literary blockbuster.
That is hardly surprising. The proposed agreement, which settles a class-action lawsuit brought against Google and requires the court's approval, represents a novel experiment in transferring words—and an entire business model—from the printed page to the digital realm. If the agreement survives judicial scrutiny it could become a model for the management of digital-book rights in other parts of the world. That is why the European Commission plans to hold its own hearing on September 7th to examine the deal's implications. Google's actions have already been the subject of pointed criticism in Japan, Germany and France, where some publishers and writers reckon it will damage their commercial interests (see article).
Under the agreement's terms, Google will be free to digitise most books published in America, including those that are out of print. It will then make chunks of text available through its search engine, sell individual e-books, and offer libraries and other institutions subscriptions to its entire database. Google will keep 37% of the resulting revenue and give the rest to a new book-rights registry which will pay copyright holders. Publishers and authors had until September 4th to withdraw from the agreement; those remaining in it can ask Google to remove their titles from its library at any time.
Even critics recognise that the proposed deal offers huge public benefits. By helping to resolve the legal status of many texts subject to absurdly long copyright periods and murky ownership, it will make millions of books more accessible than ever before. Researchers from Manhattan to Mumbai will gain instant access to volumes that would otherwise languish in obscurity. Libraries will be able to offer users access to information far beyond their physical book stacks. And authors and publishers will be able to cash in on long-neglected works.
But critics maintain that the risks outweigh the benefits. They claim it gives Google a dangerous monopoly over digital sales of certain books. And they argue that Google and the registry could act as a cartel and raise the cost of institutional subscriptions to outrageous levels.
The first fear is overdone. True, the agreement gives Google the exclusive right to scan "orphan" texts—titles for which the copyright owner's identity or location is unknown. But these books are a relatively small part of the market, and most are unlikely to be of much value. If any are, their appearance in Google's archives is likely to bring long-lost copyright owners out of the woodwork to claim the proceeds. They can then sell the digital rights to their books to firms other than Google, increasing competition.
The critics' second charge is more worrying. In effect, the agreement creates a legally sanctioned cartel for digital-book rights that could artificially inflate the price of library subscriptions. In some other areas, such as the music industry, such copyright registries are required to sign formal pledges that they will not abuse their dominant positions in this way. The Google agreement contains no such promise.
Yet that is not a reason to reject it. After all, Google has a big economic incentive to ensure that its online library is widely available: it makes most of its money from search advertising, so the more people that use its services, including the online book archive, the better. It also has a legal incentive to watch its step. The agreement stipulates that institutional subscription prices must be low enough to ensure that the public has "broad access" to digital books, while at the same time earning market rates for copyright owners. So if lots of libraries refuse to sign up for Google's service because it is too costly, the company could be slapped with a lawsuit.
Admittedly, such safeguards are not watertight and other antitrust concerns could surface over time in this brave new digital world. But the theoretical dangers these pose should be weighed against the very real and substantial benefits that a comprehensive digital library will create. That is why the court should approve the Google agreement, while at the same time giving stern warning to its signatories that they will be subject to intense regulatory scrutiny for the foreseeable future. If the court rejects the deal, much potentially useful information will remain, quite literally, a closed book.
This article appeared in the Leaders section of the print edition under the headline "Google's big book case"
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This awesome vintage shirt promotes the beloved science fiction drama series The X-Files, which starred David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, two FBI agents tasked with investigating unsolved cases involving paranormal phenomena. The show was originally considered a cult series although it quickly developed into a pop culture touchstone of the 1990s. The show even managed to spawn two spin-off shows Millennium and The Lone Gunmen as well as two theatrical films The X-Files and The X-Files: I Want to Believe.
Some of the popularity of the show was thanks to the growth of the Internet as it was airing.The mainstream development of digital telecommunications allowed fans to connect to one another and discuss their theories and opinions surrounding the show. It also encouraged shippers to argue their thoughts on whether Scully and Mulder should become romantically involved with one another. The show's lasting influence also helped to inspire a slew of other television series including Strange World, Lost , Dark Skies, Fringe, Warehouse 13, and Supernatural.
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Macondo Awards celebrate Colombia's film talent and personal storytelling
Harriet Yates
Photo: Contravía Films
Colombian films are so diverse that they are a reflection of an equally diverse society, split between urban and rural, modern but that safeguards tradition.
Covering universal themes such as the search for a better life, struggle for survival, peace and reconciliation, the country's talented filmmakers go deep with intense personal dramas, told either as documentary or a full-length feature.
On November 17, the country's Academy of Arts and Cinematographic Sciences (Acacc) hosts the 7th edition of Macondo Awards at the Ágora International Convention Center in Bogotá. For the country's most visually creative, being nominated for a Macondo Award is the equivalent of walking the red carpet at the Oscars, and with so many homemade productions gathering critical acclaim around the world, the gala event tributes 19 of the very best Made in Colombia productions.
Chosen by a 532-member judging committee of actors, directors, producers and industry insiders, films released in theatres between July 2017 and June 2018 are eligible to compete for 17 statuettes in the standardized Best categories, from acting to editing, costume design, cinematography and the most coveted – Best Film. The Colombian film Pajaros de Verano (Birds of Passage) by directors Ciro Guerra and Cristina Gallego and currently in the Oscar race for Best Foreign Language Film didn't meet this year's deadline as it was released nationwide on August 8. Even though Pajaros de Verano would have been a favorite to clinch the country's top film award, 19 other features have earned their place at the Macondo table.
For festival director Consuelo Luzardo, the awards are a way to familiarize Colombians with stories that are received overseas with critical acclaim, yet shunned by the theatre-going public. "Colombian film is very distanced from audiences because of past experiences with directors working with small budgets and little or no promotion. Today, the reality is different. With support from the Film Development Fund (FDC), 42 films reached the screen this year."
One front-runner with 11 nominations, including Best Film, is the revenge drama Matar a Jesús by Laura Montoya. Having received critical acclaim on the international festival circuit, and nominated as Best Iberoamerican Film at the Goya Awards in Madrid, Killing Jesus follows Paula (interpreted by first-time performer Natasha Jaramillo) as a photography student in Medellín.
Paula's life is shattered after her father José Maria (Camilo Escobar), a well-respected lawyer and political science professor, is assassinated by hit-men. In a hail of bullets, Paula manages to catch a glimpse of the sicario, a young man roughly her own age, speeding away on a motorcycle. The family tragedy leads to Paula to seek revenge after months of futile encounters with the police. As the heroine embarks on a search of Medellín's night clubs for the killer played by Giovany Rodríguez, Montoya's film unravels as a study in social alienation. Nominated also in the categories Best Screenplay, Best Supporting Actress (Carmenza Cossio) and Best Supporting Actor (Camilo Escobar), among others, Matar a Jesús is as explosive as dramas come.
Another revelation in the 2018 Macondo line-up is La Defensa del Dragón, written and directed by Natalia Santa. In this film, three men gather in a coffee shop in downtown Bogotá (a chess player, small-time gambler and watchmaker) to find comfort in their routines and avoid facing failure at all costs. An intimate portrayal of reaching middle age in a hostile urban setting, The Dragon Defense restores faith in love, ambition and destiny. Santa's poetic feature film is nominated for Best Film, Best Screenplay, Best Costume Design, and Best Original Song with Solo quedas tú by composer Gonzalo de Sagarminaga.
The Best Picture category includes eight masterful works by talented directors. With seven nominations, William Vega's second feature, SAL, is a road movie about personal healing when Heraldo, a lone journeyman gets injured in a motorcycle accident while crossing a Colombian desert. Finding refuge among hermits Salo and Magdalena, Heraldo is brought back to the world of the living with salt mined by this odd-couple in a cave. Other contenders for Best Picture include Jamie Osorio's opera prima Siete Cabezas (Seven Heads), El Día de la Cabra (Bad Lucky Goat) by Samir Oliveros and Ruvén Mendoza's Señorita María, la falda de la montaña.
Virus Tropical by Santiago Caicedo and El Libro de Lila by Martiza Rincón lead for animated features and show how technology is being embraced to expand story-telling. But, if there is one characteristic that unites the top-ranked films in this year's Macondo Awards, it's the Colombian landscape, and deserving of its own prize.
Slums, desert and historic La Candelaria weave their way onto the screen as powerful backdrops to plots that are rooted in real life events, as is the case in Killing Jesus. When Laura Montoya was 22 and living in Medellín, she witnessed her father's assassination.
A biopic by Nicolás Van Hemelryck and Clare Weiskopf, Amazona, immerses audiences in the Colombian rainforest with Clare's longing to mend a strained relationship with her mother Valerie Meikle, an English woman who arrived in Colombia during the 1950s. After surviving the death of daughter Carolina Guarnizo in the avalanche that struck Armero, Valerie picks up the pieces of a shattered life among the indigenous peoples of the Amazon. Meikle then embarked on a 1,500-kilometer journey down the Putumayo River that resulted in the inspirational book Towards the heart of the Amazon: Expedition of a life.
Clare and Valerie reveal mysteries of motherhood in a jungle outpost, Paula and Jesús emerge from the criminal underworld more in touch with humanity in Killing Jesus. Transcending personal divides, finding answers among outcasts are just two examples of why the Macondo Awards is at the heart of cinematic nation building. In a country that boasts 120 film festivals every year, Macondo is more than a recognition of the very best in the industry. "It's about educating younger generations about the possibilities of film, and that there are many ways to tell a story," believes Luzardo.
The Macondo Awards will be broadcast live on Canal Capital starting with the Red Carpet at 5:00 pm. For social media coverage follow:
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The City Paper Staff - August 13, 2018


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From the underwater surveys on the south coast of Naxos (Photo: Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities/ Oslo University).
An underwater survey along the south coast of Naxos was conducted for the second year running by the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities in collaboration with the Norwegian Institute at Athens, as part of a three year collaborative programme. As mentioned in a relevant announcement by the Ministry of Culture and Sports, the survey is particularly interesting since it is the first time that the underwater area of south Naxos from Alyko to Panormos is being explored systematically. This is an isolated region, ideal for the exploration of harbours that remain largely unharmed by modern interventions.
The programme's basic aim is to record and map the anchoring sites from Ancient and Byzantine times. This year's survey lasted from the 18th to the 29th September 2017 and based on the results of the previous research period of 2016, it focused on sites of a heightened interest.
Specifically, 5 stone anchors were pulled up from the Agios Sozon Bay, southeast of the Moni Peninsular as well as examples of ceramics to be diagnosed, such as an amphora of the Late Classical period, utility vases from the Classical period, the whole section of a clay conduit of the Late Roman/Byzantine times et al. which indicate that the natural harbour was used for anchorage from the Archaic to the Byzantine period. Iron anchors were also found in the same bay as well as anchor components (tows).
In the Andrios bay, ballast was found and fragments of ceramics that are evidence of activity from the Roman and Late Roman times.
In the Panormos bay there are 15 piles of ballast which prove that ships were being loaded and unloaded in the region, while the ceramic finds point to the use of this location mainly during the Roman and Late Roman period.
Lastly, in Tourkospelia, to the west of the Panormos Peninsular, a new site was located with a rich ceramic assemblage. The objects pulled up (mainly amphorae) date from the 1st c. BC to the Late Roman and Byzantine times.
The research programme will yield fresh data on how isolated districts, without obvious coastal facilities, were connected with the sea and by extension with the world of the Mediterranean. It can also give new information on unknown coastal locations that were used as links between the settlements of the island's hinterland and the sea. The study will reveal whether these natural harbours were only used by specific settlements at specific times or whether they remained unaffected by habitation changes in the inland settlements.
The research was carried out under the direction of the Head of the Ephorate of Underwater Archaeology, Dr. Angeliki Simosi, while the diving architect engineer, Aikaterini Taggonidou was responsible for conducting the scientific research in the field. On the Norwegian side, the research director was the archaeologist Dr. Sven Ahrens, Curator of the Oslo Naval Museum. Special thanks are due to Messrs. Manolis and Yannis Bardanis, for the help and suggestions they offered during the survey.


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Children's Harbor is hosting a camp for 15- to 18-year-olds with a chronic illness who are transitioning from pediatric to adult physician care. If you are interested, click here to view the application. Please submit all applications before September 5, 2018. For more information, contact Janice Crow at (205) 638-6608.


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Handling Hardships with the Help of RMHC
Ethan playing in the NHL All-Star Legacy Tree House
Ethan Graham was born at full-term and looked so perfect. His parents, Ryan and Ashley Graham, could not wait to take him home to see his siblings. A couple weeks later, Ethan was not able to have any bowel movements, so his parents took him to the doctor. Ethan's doctors knew they weren't able to give the answers the Graham family was looking for, so they sent Ethan from Kentucky to Vanderbilt Children's Hospital in Nashville. Vanderbilt could not give any answers as to what was going on with Ethan, so they sent him to Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. While at Kosair, Ryan and Ashley found out Ethan had a bleeding disorder, so they sent Ethan and his parents to Nationwide Children's Hospital. The family had a nurse refer them to the Columbus Ronald McDonald House, and they arrived right before Christmas of 2013.
Since Ethan has been treated at Nationwide Children's Hospital, he has undergone three biopsies and two scopes. He has all of the symptoms for Cystic Fibrosis, but this little boy has not tested positive for this disease, so his diagnosis is still unknown. This has resulted in a lot of travel from the Graham family's home in Kentucky to the Columbus Ronald McDonald House. "We've met a lot of families over at Nationwide Children's Hospital, only to find out the family we have been talking to is also staying at the Columbus Ronald McDonald House. We met Story Hill and her parents (an amazing little girl whose story we told in 2014), and learned just how similar our children's lives were—from living in Kentucky, to having the scary experience of having our children lifeflighted from Kentucky to Nationwide Children's Hospital—it has been wonderful to know someone who has common ground that can relate to our family's story."
Ashley said she is continually blown away by the amenities at the Columbus Ronald McDonald House. "We've taken so many pictures of Ethan in the library, so it has been fun to see him grow and change. The movie theatre has also been a lifesaver, because Ethan wants to stay up while his dad may want to sleep, so Ethan and I make our way to watch movies there late at night. I was here before, during, and after the expansion. I was here last Friday when they opened the NHL All-Star Tree House—what an amazing space! We love the Columbus Ronald McDonald House because of the volunteers and the sense of community. From listening to a little girl sing "Let It Go" from Frozen during dinner and applauding her for her performance, to bonding with other families in all of the beautiful common spaces, there is no place like the Ronald McDonald House. We are truly grateful for this place!"


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Q: Failed to fix broken packages in Ubuntu 16.04 I'm trying to run this command: sudo apt install -f
I have this error:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following package was automatically installed and is no longer required:
  snapd-login-service
Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove it.
0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 0 to remove and 4 not to upgrade.
5 not fully installed or removed.
After this operation, 0 B of additional disk space will be used.
Setting up ros-kinetic-librealsense (1.12.1-0xenial-20190607-170900-0800) ...

Kernel preparation unnecessary for this kernel.  Skipping...

Running the pre_build script:

dkms: Pre-build script started...

Downloading kernel sources...
Reading package lists...
Picking 'linux-signed-hwe' as source package instead of 'linux-image-4.15.0-55-generic'
Need to get 12.4 kB of source archives.
Get:1 http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-updates/main linux-signed-hwe 4.15.0-55.60~16.04.2 (dsc) [1,829 B]
Get:2 http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-updates/main linux-signed-hwe 4.15.0-55.60~16.04.2 (tar) [10.6 kB]
dpkg-source: info: extracting linux-signed-hwe in linux-signed-hwe-4.15.0
dpkg-source: info: unpacking linux-signed-hwe_4.15.0-55.60~16.04.2.tar.xz
W: Can't drop privileges for downloading as file 'linux-signed-hwe_4.15.0-55.60~16.04.2.dsc' couldn't be accessed by user '_apt'. - pkgAcquire::Run (13: Permission denied)
Fetched 12.4 kB in 0s (237 kB/s)
grep: drivers/media/usb/uvc/uvc_driver.c: No such file or directory
INFO: No Intel RealSense(TM) cameras are currently supported.
Patching uvcvideo sources...
can't find file to patch at input line 5
Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option?
The text leading up to this was:
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|diff --git a/drivers/media/usb/uvc/Makefile b/drivers/media/usb/uvc/Makefile
|index c26d12fdb8f4..d86cf22155d1 100644
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File to patch: Picking 'linux-signed-hwe' as source package instead of 'linux-image-4.15.0-55-generic'
Picking 'linux-signed-hwe' as source package instead of 'linux-image-4.15.0-55-generic': No such file or directory
File to patch:

Please help!

A: I managed to solve it.
I pressed Ctrl + C to stop the process and then I saw:
File to patch: ^Cdpkg: error processing package ros-kinetic-librealsense (--configure):
 subprocess installed post-installation script was interrupted
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of ros-kinetic-realsense-camera:
 ros-kinetic-realsense-camera depends on ros-kinetic-librealsense; however:
  Package ros-kinetic-librealsense is not configured yet.

dpkg: error processing package ros-kinetic-realsense-camera (--configure):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup:
 ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup depends on ros-kinetic-realsense-camera; however:
  Package ros-kinetic-realsense-camera is not configured yet.

dpkg: error processing package ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup (--configure):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of ros-kinetic-turtlebot:
 ros-kinetic-turtlebot depends on ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup; however:
  Package ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup is not configured yet.

dpkg: error processing package ros-kinetic-turtlebot (--configure):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of ros-kinetic-turtlebot-teleop:
 ros-kinetic-turtlebot-teleop depends on ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup; however:
  Package ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup is not configured yet.

dpkg: error processing package ros-kinetic-turtlebot-teleop (--configure):
 dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Processing triggers for libc-bin (2.23-0ubuntu11) ...
Errors were encountered while processing:
 ros-kinetic-librealsense
 ros-kinetic-realsense-camera
 ros-kinetic-turtlebot-bringup
 ros-kinetic-turtlebot

I used: sudo dpkg --purge <the packages which could not be processed>
And then: sudo apt install debian-keyring linux-source-4.15.0
(4.15.0 is the kernel version)

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Whose closet does this remind you of?
2. What do you think motivated Hilly?
3. How much of a person's character do you think is shaped by the times in which they live?
4. Do you think Minny was justified in her distrust of white people?
5. Do you think racism is inherent or taught?
6. What did you think about Minny's pie for Miss Hilly? Would you have gone as far as Minny did for revenge?
1. When Minny was 14 years old, her Mama gave her some advice (pp. 38-39). Using my highly condensed version here, do you think (so far) that Minny is following Mama's advice?
Rule Number Five ... you eat in the kitchen.
Rule Number Seven ... No sass-mouthing.
2. Did you pick up on all the ways Crisco can be used? We could learn a thing or two from Minny, who, early in the book, tried to teach Miss Celia to cook. Share something you learned from Minny's list of ways to use Crisco (pp. 43-44).
3. Why did Skeeter's mother object to her college degree (pp. 55-56)?
4. Newspaper want ads used to seperate Help Wanted: Female from Help Wanted: Male. Skeeter read under the "female" ads: "Trim, young secretary wanted. Typing not nec. Call Mr. Sanders" (p. 58). Skeeter wonders, "Jesus, if he doesn't want her to type, what does he want her to do?" Under the "male" column, Skeeter notices that "Percy & Gray, LP, is offering Jr. Stenographers fifty cents more an hour" (p. 59). Do you remember those days? Or have you heard an older person talk about what it was like?
Lisa See's Shanghai Girls is not only itself a story about two women - sisters Pearl and May - but also a testament to the power of women's stories.
Early in the book, Pearl and May draw strength, as they flee from war-torn Shanghai, from their mother's story about the moon sisters. Mama had, in turn, listened to and learned from her own mother's stories.
When I reached the final words of the novel, I found myself hoping to hear more about Pearl's life, her destiny, as well as that of her daughter Joy. I want to know more of these women's stories.


We sometimes feel that in order to be healthy, we need to cook up a storm of healthier concoctions. This doesn't have to be the case.
Here are 5 superfoods that barely need any preparation or time – just your time in the grocery store.
1. Blueberries: A few blueberries in the morning can do wonders for your heart. Blueberries are high in fiber, which ultimately helps lower cholesterol, maintain a healthy sugar level, and lowers blood pressure. In our opinion, that's a triple win situation for your heart-health! 2. Apples: 'An apple a day keeps the doctor away' is a true saying! Apples are not only delicious but they are packed with healthy nutrients. They can help lower cholesterol, maintain healthy blood sugar levels, and will lower your risk of cancer and heart disease.
3. Broccoli: As much as you may want melted cheese on it to get rid of that icky taste, it actually has many health benefits. Here's the good thing about broccoli- you can eat it in three ways, boiled, sautéed, and raw. Whichever way you choose to eat it, it is high in fiber and helps strengthen your immune system, bones, and eyes. It's nutrients can also help fight certain cancers.
4. Avocado: You can eat avocado in any which way you like and it's just a simply delicious fruit! Just throw on a bit of salt and pepper and you're good to go! Avocados are packed with healthy fats and nutrients, which ultimately helps stabilize your blood sugar and lowers cholesterol. This will help prevent heart disease, stroke, circulatory disease, and high blood pressure.
5. Coffee: Last but not least, a good ol' cup of Joe! Studies show that 4 cups of coffee a day can decrease the risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes! Although, it is important to remember to drink in moderation- too much caffeine can increase the risk of developing high blood pressure. This is why it is important to drink coffee during the day compared to the night to prevent health issues and eliminate it from your system before bed. You also want to consider decaf.
Now that you know these 5 super-foods, all you have to do is pop into a grocery store, buy a few items, and you're good to go! Being healthy doesn't have to be difficult.- There are many ways to be healthy which don't include much time or effort.


Content note: mental health, mention of eating disorders, stigma.
For anybody who's spent more than one term at this university, the message that 'we have to tackle the stigma surrounding mental health' will be familiar. Talking about mental health problems is vital, and as long as any sufferer feels worried, awkward or ashamed about the issues they are facing, it is a message that we need to repeat. Yet, if this phrase is to mean anything, we have to actually think seriously about what the process of de-stigmatisation entails. It's also incumbent upon us to recognise that the decision to speak to somebody, to reach out, is not the end of the line. Seeking support, be it from friends or professionals, is too often, at least implicitly, portrayed as the 'happily ever after' ending to the mental health story. It isn't. It's just the start of a bumpy ride for all concerned. Opening up is a crucial stage in learning to live with our demons, but if we want to actually help people recover we also have to be honest about the fact that talking is not easy or without problems. Friends don't always understand. Pills won't wipe all your problems away. That isn't your fault. It isn't necessarily the fault of your friends, relatives, or doctors. But it is part of the story of mental health recovery that we should admit if we truly want to remove the stigma surrounding it.
There's a struggle even before you get to the point of talking. Who can you open up to? Many of us would ardently hope that our friends would feel confident enough to confide in us. But it's an enormous gamble for those suffering. To be accepted, befriended, cared for, and loved by another person is an incomprehensible gift when you are convinced that you're worthless. Opening up to a friend means considering what might go wrong in the process. It means having the audacity to face up to your own doubts and put what seems to be all that you have on the line. The fear of rejection, of putting your foot in it, the fear of being the architect of your own solitude, makes even the seemingly simple act of speaking to a friend or relative one of the hardest choices to make. And let's not beat around the bush here: this is a gendered issue. In 2012, the male suicide rate was 3.5 times that of other genders. Regardless of gender, opening up is hard, but the data highlights a real issue.
And how do you find the words? Nothing seems appropriate. You face a real dilemma. Are lines that seem utterly clichéd the best to use if you want support? Or do you steer clear of them out of fear of not being taken seriously? And will people understand? Words, powerful as they are, cannot convey the full depth of human experience. 'I feel empty' will never be an adequate expression of the utter hollowness of that feeling, the mixture of numbness, sadness and apathy that seems to make even time seem torpid and lagging. Nor does 'panic' really express that heart pounding, dizzying anxiety that sweeps the body. Is it only you that can somehow feel both a fear of company, but a deeper fear of solitude? Trying to be understood is made so much harder when the means to explain seem so utterly inadequate.
Assuming those hurdles have been jumped, the sufferer faces a long road. Therapy and the right medication are, I would say, essential. But the process of talking to a stranger is one fraught with difficult, awkward episodes. Explaining to a professional those cognitions that seem to you to be pathetically self-pitying is uncomfortable. Revisiting difficult episodes and thoughts on a regular basis can be embarrassing and painful as much as helpful. And there's no guarantee you'll find the right help straight away; therapy is a personality based process, and if the relationship isn't right it can leave you feeling patronised rather than supported. Medication can help the process, but it takes time to find the right dosage, and even then, the battle against your own thoughts is only half fought.
But, though it may seem odd, the biggest struggle of all can be with your friends. Or, more accurately, it is between you, your thoughts, and your friends. Before we go much further, it has to be iterated: they care. They really do. But that doesn't mean it's easy, and it doesn't mean that it can't go wrong. Once you've opened up to your friends about whatever it is that you're facing, it can be very hard to feel secure in your relationship at times. You will constantly worry that you're being a burden to them. And though they tell you otherwise, your brain will reason its way into convincing you that they're benevolent liars. Christopher Lasch, whilst admittedly not the most generous of commentators on modern psychology, perfectly captured the insidious power of over-analysis to teach mistrust when he wrote that: man longs for 'the lost innocence of spontaneous feeling. Unable to express emotion without calculating its effects on others, he doubts the authenticity of its expression in others and therefore derives little comfort from audience reactions to his own performance.' And in the moments when you aren't feeling great, you can do things to your friends that you'll never forgive yourself for. I did. I do. They can be contextualised, but we know that it's wrong, and that guilt is real, and the burden of mental health problems is made no lighter by it. They make mistakes too. There are the throw away, ill thought out comments that they might forget instantly, but you take like a barb to the heart. All it takes is a moment of understandable frustration for someone to make an accusation like 'You're using your eating disorder as an excuse to avoid socialising', yet it cuts deep all the same.
Sadly, to be honest about de-stigmatisation around recovery, we also have to admit that the one thing everybody fears can happen. The world of mental health problems is not an easy one to inhabit, for either you or your friends and family. Sometimes relationships don't survive. The danger is one of coming full circle. When you're wrapped up in your own thoughts for too long, it's easy to forget that those who support you also need a break, and maybe some support of their own. If people don't get that space, things can, sadly, turn sour. Friends get frustrated. 'Maybe you ought to think about speaking to someone better qualified?' And though you know that they're right, it seems like a personal failure all the same: you've become the burden you always knew you were. That's a bitter realisation. Trying to rectify the situation is like trying to catch smoke. Attempting to apologise, to ask to go back to 'normal', you find the olive branches are a little too brittle. You might be told 'We shouldn't talk about that', that pronoun laden with a vaguely solemn dread, a seeming reminder that your concerns are abnormal, that they are problematic. The stigma has snuck back in. Constantly trying to fix a problem that it seems only you can recognise between the two of you just alienates you all the more, and the sufferer is left with just the memories of what could have been. A friendship that promised so much, that made you feel actually human and worthy, but delivered only guilt.
So, where does that leave us? Not any more cheerful, that's for sure. I was in two minds about even writing this at all. If anything that I write were to scare people away from opening up, I would be so very sad. Recovery begins with dialogue. But equally, I cannot perpetuate the lie that talking is the end of the problem, comfortable though that lie may be. Nobody should be ashamed of having a mental health problem; it affects far too many people, and it ruins, and cuts short, too many lives. But when we talk about stigma, we need to admit that stigma doesn't simply vanish when we begin talking about our problems. It's a stain that takes real time, effort, and understanding to wash clean, both from those we reach out to, and ourselves. Yes, let's talk about it, but let's not lie. That doesn't help things. Setting out the dangers that lurk on the road to recovery is admittedly a pessimistic way of approaching the problem, but perhaps the real message to be conveyed here is that, if we admit that it's hard, if we recognise that things can go wrong, then we can really tackle that feeling of personal guilt head on, and hopefully prevent others from stumbling where we fell.