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Sketches of Birkenhead Park in Wirral, England.
Adele Cosgrove-Bray
Adele Cosgrove-Bray is a writer, poet and artist who lives on the Wirral Peninsula in England.
The World's First Public Park!
The Roman Boathouse
Photo: Adele Cosgrove-Bray
Squirrels!
Who can resist the charm of squirrels?
Sketching in Birkenhead Park
I started sketching purely for fun. It occured to me that while I was walking my dogs in my local park I could also do a few sketches.
For sheer convenience I used a small sketchpad and a fine-line ink pen which could both be carried in one pocket. This ensured tools were light and easy to transport, and kept my hands free for holding my dogs' leads - simple logic.
Once I really started looking, I found the park offered a lot. I had moved to this area not long before this project began, and so there was much that was new to me. For the artist, the park offers open spaces, old trees and wooded copses, water scenes, wildlife, bridges, buildings and, of course, the activities of people whether they're taking a stroll or playing sports
My sketches were usually done rapidly, partly as wildlife rarely stands still and so quick, decisive observation is a must. Precise detail doesn't particularly interest me; if I wanted that I'd use a camera. Having said that, I have also taken numerous photographs of the park but I actually prefer my sketches as a basis for the paintings which I'm now creating as this project progresses naturally into its next phase.
Having created a large collection of rapidly-done sketches, I then made a video slide-show from them, which you can view further down this page.
Wildlife rarely stands still, so sketches need to be swift and decisive.
Where is Birkenhead Park?
A Little About the Park
Birkenhead Park's origins go back to 1841. Designed by Joseph Paxton, who also created Princes Park in nearby Liverpool, Birkenhead Park opened to the public in 1847 and is credited as being the first public park in the world.
In 1995, the park was designated as a Grade 1 listed landscape by English Heritage. The Romanesque Grand Entrance is a Grade 2 listed building.
The colourful 23-foot long Swiss Bridge, which arches over one of the two lakes within the park, is notable for being the only roofed bridge constructed in wood by traditional methods in Britain.
The park has two lakes and one pond, a rockery, open spaces, copses, a wildflower meadow and a road around its circumference.
It is home for numerous birds, grey squirrels, water voles, field mice, bats and urban foxes. The so-called 'hidden' pond is preserved as a habitat for amphibians.
Video of Rapid Sketches
Relaxing on one of the many park benches.
Have A Go!
To go sketching, all you need is a location, a sketch pad and something to sketch with.
Locations can be near or far - that's entirely up to you. Being a tourist in your own town can readily unearth interesting sketching opportunities which might otherwise be ignored.
Sketchpads come in many different sizes. For sheer convenience, try pocket-sized pads or pads which can easily fit into an ordinary bag. You can also sketch on loose sheets of paper if you prefer. Some people like to create their own hand-made booklets for sketching in.
Sketchpads also offer different paper surfaces, some being smooth while others are more textured. Smooth surfaces are better for ink drawing, but textured paper can offer pencil and watercolour sketches an interesting additional dimension.
Mediums for Sketching
Pencil and ink are probably the most commonly used mediums for sketching. Try 6B, 8B and 10B pencils to discover which you prefer. You could also try charcoal pencils. Fine line and medium nib ink pens are easy to use, and give a clear, bold line.
Avoid using an eraser. Smudgy marks left behind can spoil your work, and erasers can damage the surface of paper. Those 'mistakes' can also form an integral part of the finished drawing and show your process of observation.
Sketching can also be done with watercolour paints and chalk or oil pastels. These are more messy than using pen or ink, and take up more space to transport - especially with watercolours, as you'll also need room for water, a water container and brushes.
Look to the Trees!
Quick line sketch of an unusually shaped tree.
Sketching Trees
I love sketching trees. So many people walk past trees without hardly even glancing at them, but the endless variations in structure, bark and leaf patterns, shades of colour, the sheer size or the trunk and the tangle of exposed roots all offer great sketching opportunities.
A collection of tree sketches can help to ensure that when you're painting trees, you include plenty of variety of shapes, preventing dull-looking uniformity which is not found in nature.
Since my teens, I've looked at ink paintings by traditional Japanese landscape artists and this influence can be seen in my drawing technique, I think.
Grooming in the Sunshine
Sketching Birds
The one thing to be kept in mind when sketching birds is that they rarely stand still. Even when they're sitting, sleeping with one eye open as they tend to do, they can suddenly stand and waddle off, leaving the artist with a fragment of a sketch.
The trick is to observe them as carefully as possible while getting the sketch done at a rapid speed. Yes, you could photograph them and the results would no doubt be more exact and detailed, but photographs tend to flatten the image. I find I prefer the spontaneity and fluidity of a sketch, even when that sketch may be unfinished.
The park's permanent ducks and geese are so used to people feeding them that they will let you get quite close. Offers of bird seed - which is much better for their health than bread - can help to quickly attract a good-sized avian crowd.
Recreation in urban green spaces.
Sketching People
At weekends, the park is full of people doing a wide variety of activies from sports to family picnics, walking pet dogs or just taking the air.
I sometimes include them in sketches, but not often. When I do draw people, they tend to be walking in the distance, sitting on a distant bench or fishing. Again, I'm not interested in details but in movement and impression, and I'm more interested in the wider context - the surroundings, the landscape - than in the person themselves.
A List of Drawing Opportunities in Birkenhead Park
Two lakes and a pond;
Birds and waterfowl;
Squirrels;
Trees and shrubbery;
Open grassy areas;
Wildfower meadow;
Buildings;
People;
Exercise circuit with gym equipment;
Rockery;
Fishing;
Tennis courts;
Bowling club;
Two cricket clubs;
Rugby pitch;
Football pitches (used by weekend league teams);
Annual Festival of Transport;
Exhibitions and events at the Visitor Centre throughout the year.
Ducks rarely stand still!
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O. Reg. 206/13: SPEED LIMITS
filed June 28, 2013 under Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8
Highway Traffic Act
Made: March 26, 2013
Published on e-Laws: June 28, 2013
Printed in The Ontario Gazette: July 13, 2013
Amending Reg. 619 of R.R.O. 1990
(SPEED LIMITS)
1. (1) Paragraph 29 of Part 2 of Schedule 21 to Regulation 619 of the Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990 is revoked.
(2) Part 2 of Schedule 21 to the Regulation is amended by adding the following paragraphs:
District of Sudbury — City of Greater Sudbury
41. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the City of Greater Sudbury lying between a point situate 170 metres measured westerly from its intersection with the centre line of the roadway known as Mountainview Road and a point situate at its intersection with the roadway known as Municipal Road 55 East Junction.
42. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the City of Greater Sudbury lying in the westbound lanes beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the roadway known as Municipal Road 55 East Junction and extending westerly for a distance of 1166 metres.
43. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the City of Greater Sudbury lying between a point situate 1166 metres measured westerly from its intersection with the roadway known as Municipal Road 55 East Junction and a point situate 600 metres measured easterly from its intersection with the centre line of the roadway known as Municipal Road 55 Hamlet of Lively.
(3) Paragraph 16 of Part 4 of Schedule 21 to the Regulation is revoked and the following substituted:
16. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the City of Greater Sudbury lying between a point situate 110 metres measured easterly from its intersection with the centre line of the roadway known as Robinson Drive and a point situate 170 metres measured westerly from its intersection with the centre line of the roadway known as Mountainview Road.
(4) Part 4 of Schedule 21 to the Regulation is amended by adding the following paragraph:
41. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the City of Greater Sudbury lying in the eastbound lanes beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the roadway known as Municipal Road 55 East Junction and extending westerly for a distance of 1166 metres.
Glen R. Murray
Minister of Transportation
Date made: March 26, 2013.

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Stephen Ufford
Fast Lane to the Future: Three ways the 'leapfrog effect' is transforming developing countries – and revolutionizing finance
The "leapfrog effect" has long been a global development buzzword, and it's easy to see why. It's an appealingly optimistic concept: The term refers to the phenomenon, in fast-growing emerging economies, of technological advances permitting shortcuts in infrastructure building. Instead of proceeding through all the previous iterations of a technology when developing their infrastructure, these countries are able to jump to the most current version. This saves them considerable time and money – and can let them achieve quick results that took several decades to attain in more developed countries.
Though the existence of technology in itself doesn't guarantee that this leap will occur, and successfully executing it requires support from both private and public sector actors, the leapfrog effect is already reshaping several vital elements of emerging economies. Let's take a look at three.
Communications is the classic example of the leapfrog effect, and it's the sector through which related opportunities flow. To understand the potential of leapfrogging, consider the massive effort that has gone into the communications infrastructure in the developed world. Since the late 19th century, telephones have been the primary method of long-distance spoken communication there. And setting up a telephone system traditionally involved running countless miles of cables from town to town and house to house, as well as installing wiring within each home. The amount of resources and time needed for a developing country to accomplish this from scratch is mind-boggling.
Fortunately, with the advent of mobile phone technology, there is no longer a need to create an intricate network of wires in order to make a phone call. Instead, developing countries can completely bypass landlines and jump straight into building mobile towers and connecting those to the main network. The resulting access has facilitated not just voice communications, but increasingly – with the emergence of cheap smartphones – access to mobile Internet. For many in developing countries, technologies like dial-up Internet access, floppy disks and even computers themselves are likely to remain relics of the past, as entire countries jump directly to the smartphone era.
The World Bank's latest statistics put the current global unbanked population at 2 billion. Although that's an improvement from 2.5 billion in 2011, we still have a long way to go before that number hits zero. And achieving that goal will be unlikely if it depends on the construction of a brick-and-mortar bank branch network.
Meanwhile, advances in mobile connectivity have made bank branches as outdated as rotary-dial telephones. As mobile banking has grown in popularity in industrialized nations, it has been outpaced by parallel innovations like M-PESA and M-Shwari in Kenya, which have revolutionized the way developing countries approach banking. Today, groups like the Better than Cash Alliance are helping governments in emerging countries make the transition to electronic payments rather than relying on cash, as mobile money innovators everywhere vie to be the next M-PESA.
In another intriguing development, there's increasing talk about the possibility that developing countries – especially in Africa – could ultimately use cryptocurrencies to leapfrog the need for a traditional financial infrastructure. The unbanked in Kenya and Tanzania already have access to bitcoin-based services such as BitPesa that allow them to affordably send and receive funds without the need of a bank account.
Our concept of identity, like that of communications and banking, has been turned on its head in our increasingly digital world. The use of paper documents as proof of identity is becoming obsolete, particularly due to the cost and inefficiency of acquiring, handling and storing these documents, and the ease with which criminals can now create high-quality forgeries. As governments and policymakers around the world uncover reliable new ways to confidently identify people, leveraging advanced technology and data offers robust and unique solutions.
Now that mobile phones, particularly smartphones, are coming into greater use – especially in developing countries – an alternative form of identity is on the rise. As each person uses their mobile phone, whether it's to make calls, top up minutes, communicate on social networks or send mobile payments, they begin to cultivate a network of electronic records that can be used to uniquely identify them. In effect, they are "triangulating the self" and creating a digital footprint that can be used as proof of identity.
This footprint can be used by financial services providers, not only to comply with "know your customer" requirements, but also to demonstrate creditworthiness. MasterCard Advisors found that alternative sources of data, including mobile prepaid and social activity, could provide a wealth of data that can be effectively used to determine an individual's ability and willingness to repay loans. Big data analytics companies have developed models that show that a few months of this data can suffice to not only verify individuals' identity, but to allow financial services companies to quickly assess factors like income level and employment status.
Using these types of data, as well as data from peer-to-peer marketplaces and online commerce, to reach the unbanked is both my personal mission and that of Trulioo, a global ID verification company that I launched in 2011 focused on building trust online, best privacy practices and financial inclusion. That's why Trulioo is working to harness the power of big data analytics, collectively called cyber ID data (CID), in our identity verification product, GlobalGateway. It is our goal to help remove barriers that are preventing the world's poor from accessing basic financial services.
When combined, the leapfrog effect that is happening in communications, banking and identity could hold the key to solving the problem of financial exclusion. Developing countries are now free of the burden of having to integrate new technologies into existing, long-established systems, allowing them to make digital financial services widely available while reducing risk for financial institutions.
As technology continues to become more affordable and accessible in developing countries, we will undoubtedly see more of the benefits of leapfrogging. Through the use of CID and other tools, I look forward to the day when everyone will be on a level playing field and have the same opportunity to participate in the global economy, regardless of location, race, creed, circumstance, environment or financial situation.
Stephen Ufford is the founder and CEO of Trulioo.
Entrepreneurship, Technology
banking, bitcoin, business development, financial inclusion, infrastructure, mobile banking, mobile finance, mobile money, mobile phones, technology, telecommunications
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Mr Brainwash gave fast-food a spotlight for Art Basel: Miami Beach by creating an interactive mural of Burger King's Whopper and fries on the outside wall of GAB Studio.
There was also a sort of "throne" you can sit on with a crown above your head.
Miami is the birthplace of Burger King, the fast-food joint first opened in 1954, and home of The Original Whopper Burger. Mr Brainwash paid tribute to its origins by creating the interactive mural on Wynwood.
Mr Brainwash also kicked off Art Basel with a night of partying at WALL Lounge with friends Paris Hilton and Rick Ross.


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Summerhill is an area of the city of Aberdeen, in the north-east of Scotland, United Kingdom.

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Home / County Offices / Sheriff / Deputies and Assistants-Sheriff / Process Servers and Warrant Officers
It is the duty of the sheriff to execute and return, according to law, the process and orders of the courts of record of this state and of officers of competent authority, with due diligence, when delivered to the sheriff for that purpose. T.C.A. § 8-8-201(a)(1). And, it is the duty of the sheriff to execute all writs and other process legally issued and directed to the sheriff, within the county, and make due return thereof either personally or by a lawful deputy or, in civil lawsuits only, by a lawfully appointed civil process server. T.C.A. § 8-8-201(a)(5)(A). Note, the provisions of T.C.A. § 8-8-201(a)(5)(A) relative to civil process servers do not apply in Hamilton, McMinn, Sullivan and Sumner counties. T.C.A. § 8-8-201(a)(5)(B). See George v. Harlan, 1998 WL 668637 (Tenn. 1998) (The circuit court has jurisdiction to authorize the employment and pay of deputies and assistants needed by the sheriff to perform his statutory duties.).
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Founded in 2017, Edulcodtogo is a non-profit organization whose aim is to educate, inform and create opportunities for high-achieving but low-income students. The main fields of work of Edulcodtogo are Education, Leadership and Community Development. Putting younger learners at the center of their community development is important since they are the springboard of its development. They must be aware that they should bring their contribution to develop their community no matter where they are and whatever little they have. Edulcodtogo helps students to unleash their leadership potential and impact their peers where they are in school and in their communities. Youth who are Edulcodtogo members are the pillars of leadership and community service in their localities and are trained to be role models for their peers.
Top students who hear their Baccalaureat in Togo with distinction, can end up staying at home because of financial challenges. Edulcodtogo uses college counselling to assist to face this challenge and expose high-achieving, low-income youth to various international opportunities for funded university study. Very few students and educators in Togo are aware of educational opportunities available to students who work hard and show a strong commitment to their studies, their leadership and their communities. Edulcoltogo is the only non-profit organisation in the Northern part of Togo which is assisting students in the application process for university admission and scholarship including how to write their personal statement, complete college applications and financial aid forms.


The name of this organization shall be: *HSH Homeless Ministry, INC.
The mission of HSH Homeless Ministry, INC is to provide short-term shelter for the homeless with the goal of assisting our guests obtain long-term housing, establish mentoring relationships, and secure stable employment.
The goal of the HSH Homeless Ministry. INC (also referred to as HSH) will be to provide individuals with the necessary resources and support they need to gain self–sufficient living in an atmosphere of dignity, integrity and respect. The Ministry will serve adult men, 18 years old and older.
Believing most adults have the ability to achieve independent living, we will call our guests into high accountability for their actions or their failure to act. Adults benefit from this philosophy, as does the entire community.
With the increased awareness of the value that community plays in helping to reshape the lives of those in need, we will be working to form partnerships and strong relational ties with individuals and community organizations throughout Independence and the surrounding community. We realize that those who need us most belong to the community, and as such, it is the community joining together that is best able to meet their needs. Our goal is that through the ongoing involvement and support of others, our guests will continue to receive the care and services they need to enable them to fully participate in the community of which they are a part.
We believe that the community will embrace the services of Home Sweet Home Homeless Ministry INC. The ongoing support of community organizations, associations and individuals will be the community's contribution to the joint effort required to serve the needs of the homeless individuals in the community.
The Ministry will include three areas: housing, mentoring and employment.
HSH Homeless Ministry, INC has a short–term transitional housing located at 212 1/2 West Laurel Street in Independence, Kansas. The house will shelter up to eight adult men. The standard length of stay may range from one night to ninety days depending on the commitment level of the guest. Basic living necessities will be provided for guests and will include three meals a day, toiletries, clothing, and laundry facilities. Residents will participate in cooking, cleaning, lawn care, house maintenance, laundry and self-care. Long-term housing needs for guests will be addressed with staff, volunteer workers, social workers, and community organizations to identify available options for either private living or publicly supported housing programs.
Volunteer mentors will be utilized to promote a person's physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional health. The basic goal is to help a person readjust and become established within their community. This mentoring relationship will ordinarily extend beyond the time a guest lives at HSH. HSH Homeless Ministry, INC will provide community entry points for former guests and be a resource as each person reconstructs a social network and builds core support relationships.
Employment is the establishment of any sustainable income allowing a person to live independently. For some this may be working a job. For others it may include receiving a disability check.
HSH Homeless Ministry, INC will work with the State Employment Office, local business', industries and educational institutions to prepare the guest to seek employment and cultivate employable skills.
HSH Homeless Ministry, INC will assist disabled guests with the process of applying for disability assistance.
HSH Homeless Ministry, INC will work with people of all abilities and disabilities to identify a means by which to survive.


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Q: Unhighlight last search in 'less' When you use a / forward search or a ? backward search in less, all instances of the file get highlighted. After I've found the instance of the word I'm looking for, what is the most correct way to unhighlight something?
Currently I just press / then mash gibberish into the input field. No results = no highlights!
I'm looking for something akin to vim's :nohl feature, in less.

A: You can use Alt+u to remove the highlight on last search results.
You can highlight them again with Alt+u, it's a toggle.
Switching off the highlight does not switch off the status column, showing marks on each line containing a match, if the column is enabled using options -J or --status-column or keys -J.
To hide the status column, use -+J.
To show the status column, use -J.
(Technically, Alt+u it's equivalent to ESCu on terminal level - that is why the Alt-key is not mentioned in the man page.)

A: From man less:
ESC-u
Undo  search highlighting.   Turn  off highlighting  of
strings  matching  the   current  search  pattern.   If
highlighting is already off because of a previous ESC-u
command, turn highlighting back on.  Any search command
will also turn highlighting back on.  (Highlighting can
also  be disabled by  toggling the  -G option;  in that
case search commands do not turn highlighting back on.)

A: Since version 580 from 2021-03-04 there is ESC-U (note the uppercase "U"), which removes inline highlights as well as marks on the status column:

ESC-U: Like ESC-u but also clears the saved search pattern. If the status column is enabled via the -J option, this clears all search matches marked in the status column.

Note that, unlike ESC-u, this does not toggle. Therefore, without a status column, ESC-u is probably the better option, which is also easier to type:

ESC-u: Undo search highlighting. Turn off highlighting of strings matching the current search pattern. If highlighting is already off because of a previous ESC-u command, turn highlighting back on. Any search command will also turn highlighting back on. (Highlighting can also be disabled by toggling the -G option; in that case search commands do not turn highlighting back on.)

(The citations are from the man page of version 590.)

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Glatten es un municipio alemán perteneciente al distrito de Freudenstadt en el estado federado de Baden-Wurtemberg. Barrios de Glatten son Böffingen y Neuneck. En total, el municipio tiene unos 2.400 habitantes. Está ubicado en la Selva Negra Septentrional en las orillas del río Glatt, un afluente izquierdo del Neckar.

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ebooks for google generation
Dimcos is a new revolutionary concept in the e-book industry, which will be launched globally in October. It is a reversal type of a bookstore where the publisher does not pay royalties on tr
Dimcos is a new revolutionary concept in the e-book industry, which will be launched globally in October in Frankfurt. It is a reversal type of a bookstore where the publisher does not pay royalties on transactions, the current industry model, but offers the whole concept as a SaaS service with upload payment and monthly service fee.
See the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aHI9JEPWKU
The unique model enables anyone to easily set up their own online bookstore, which also supports institutional trade for libraries and corporate with lending models. Beside of Dimcos unique business model, the Dimcos Living-ebook will revolutionize the reading experience with e-book social media tools. It will enable the readers to share their thoughts to each other in the book, its different parts, etc. Obviously the readers have to have the rights to read the same book. Dimcos has the first customers and partnerships agreed in Finland, Great Britain, India and Turkey. The technology is built with HTML5 and can be used in all devices.
To secure Dimcos service platform will support the technical need also in the future the technology development is outsourced to IXONOS Plc. Ixonos is a strategic partner that is also investing in the project development. Ixonos have offices in Finland, China, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Great Britain, Slovakia, South Korea and the U.S. Ixonos Plc is listed on NASDAQ OMX Helsinki Ltd. In 2011, the company's turnover was 81.4 million euros and its operating profit was 1.9 million euros. Ixonos has over 1,000 experts known for their passionate, customer-oriented approach and responsible attitude.
Dimcos product is ready and it is under closed trial vith some selected customers.
Dimcos is in Tekes NYI program (Finnish government organisation to boost startup funding) which may offer up to 1.000.000 euros of direct support for growth, development and internationalization to Dimcos. Tekes financing are loans and government support, which do not dilute the shareholders of the company.
Further information about TEKES (http://www.tekes.fi/en/community/Innovation_funding/346/Innovation_funding/1238)
Kristian Laiho profile on Linkedin
KristianLaiho, CEO, has worked with most of major publishers and ebook providers for last 12 years.
Trond How,COO, has ower 15 years of experience in internet marketing with a Global perspective.
Pekka Jussila, Board member, has worked with start up companies for 17 years as Managing Director at Hermia yrityskehitys.
Vilho Korkeamäki, Partner, is the Chairman of Hermia Ventures. He is a board member in several companies – previously at Talentum media company.
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We had a lot of fun last week, with hundreds of sessions that covered vast variety of Microsoft services and products. If you were there – we hope that it was time well spent for you! We had many Microsoft experts in sessions and on the Expo floor to give you access and help answer some of the questions that you might have.
We have already announced that Ignite 2017 is going to be in Orlando; in fact you can already pre-register!
currently, only a video of your session (BRK3253) is available. You told us at Ignite, the slides with your comments will be available, too. Do you already know, when the slides will be available? Thanks.
Is there a script available where the content can be dowloaded to be watched/archived locally?
Need more on-prem and hybrid stuff. It was good meeting you all at the iGnite Exchange Booth.
You may also want to Add BYOK sessions here, which is related to Exchange/O365 if customers want to encrypt their O365 mailbox with their own keys.