This is a large 'Come and Sing' event. During the course of the event we will rehearse and perform three Requiems. In addition there will be a World Premiere of a life goes on / life affirming anthem written specially for the event. For 2018, this anthem will be written by Will Todd. Also, for a bit of light relief, there will be a run through of the Fauré Requiem at some ungodly hour in the morning. There will be a tea and cake stall throughout the event, and also a wine bar will be open during licensing hours. All money raised by this event will go to Cancer Research UK.
I have sung in various choirs for nigh on 20 years now. I currently sing with Wimbledon Choral Society, OSJ Voices and Brandenburg Singers.
A few years ago two members of Wimbledon Choral Society died from cancer, I unfortunately contracted bowel cancer with liver metastases and since had metastases to the lung. Added to which I know there are people in the choir living with prostate cancer. I suspect there are other people in the choir affected by cancer that I do not know about. I figured it was time to do something, although I freely admit that I am exhibiting typical behaviour by only doing something once I have been touched personally by it. I am still being monitored, but it looks as though I have been cured, as best as we can tell at the moment.
The event went through various guises before settling on the current format; I started off thinking of a 24 hour sponsored sing. I voiced the idea with a few friends and it morphed into what you see on this site. Throughout I wanted to do something a little different, if only to attract enough participants. I also wanted to do it on a grand scale (relatively of course) for two reasons: firstly, I figured it would not be much more work to do it on a large scale than it would be to do it on a small scale; secondly, if I was going to put this much effort in I would want to raise a sizeable amount for the charity. If the event is successful I plan to repeat it every couple of years.
Why Cancer Research UK? To a large extent it is obvious, but why them in particular rather than one of the cancer support charities? The answer is twofold. Firstly, I have not had any need to call upon them. I have been lucky. The few side effects I have had have been minimal and I have been able to handle the mental side of it without needing external support. Secondly, as I see it, if Cancer Research UK do their job successfully we will hopefully end up in a situation where cancer support charities are not needed as much. Obviously that is a long way off, but wouldn't it be great if getting cancer is no longer such a scary thing because you knew you would more than likely be fully cured.
The flower used to brand the site is the Madagascar Periwinkle. It was chosen as it has links to cancer treatment.
Madagascar periwinkle was for many years grown simply as an attractive bedding plant in tropical areas. It comes in a range of pinks and reds that give rise to its other common name, rosy periwinkle.
The Madagscar periwinkle has been used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments. Planted around the world during colonial times, it quickly became known at the same time as a useful folk medicine for diabetics. American and Canadian researchers during World War Two became aware that soldiers stationed in the Philippines were using it instead of insulin during shortages.
As a consequence, after the war, lab testing was done in earnest on Madagascar periwinkle. This revealed that the plant contained thirty alkaloids, strong plant chemicals that might be of use to humans. The leaves were found to contain two particularly valuable alkaloids, which work by disrupting part of cell division or 'mitosis', stopping the process when newly copied DNA is split into two parts to produce two identical new cells.
The new chemicals were tested on mice and it was found that they helped to combat cancers, in particular those of the bone marrow such as childhood leukaemia and non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. An effective chemotherapy treatment was developed and today the prognosis for sufferers has changed from a one in ten chance of survival, to at least an eight out of ten chance of some remission.
Madagascar periwinkle is grown as a bedding plant in tropical regions and cultivated indoors as a house plant in temperate areas. In the UK it can be seen growing in the Palm House at Kew Gardens.
Madagascar's forests have been heavily impacted by human activity, but Madagascar periwinkle's ability to thrive in disturbed areas has enabled it to survive in its island home. Furthermore, it is widely established in the wild throughout tropical regions of the world, commonly cultivated in gardens and homes, and grown commercially for the pharmaceutical industry. A collection of Catharanthus roseus seeds is held in Kew's Millenium Seed Bank based at Wakehurst in West Sussex.


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Sweet Reimagining
It helps. It helps that the songs are greats. Great songs. Actually, some of the greatest songs ever written.
And then the production is brilliant. The acoustic guitar base of Baby, I Need Your Loving, for example. Then all of the other production elements. How about the gospel rendition of Reach Out, I'll Be There? Sublime. Spanish guitar on Berandette.
The guests too. Gregory Porter as an accompaniment. Stellar.
There have over the years been many of these 'reimaginings', done primarily for copyright reasons [as I recall] where the artist/s needs to re-record in order to earn royalties that have otherwise gone elsewhere [record companies/management] from those original and hugely popular recordings and playing. But these have so often been second-rate, the artist/s no longer at the peak of their initial recordings.
And can Lamont Dozier sing these classics made famous by others?
Have I been pleasantly surprised?
You haven't worked that out yet?
I think this is a superb album, great songs given this fresh airing, even Cliff Richards on This Old Heart of Mine had me in goose-bumps – it's the song I know [those memories that come flooding in with the listening] – but it is a gorgeous, simple piano arrangement – with some chorus joining in – and Richards here has a gravel in his voice that may well be more than aging and a result of what he too has been through, as these songs have travelled through and across our collective times.
Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me a Little While) rocks. Then there is the sweet, nostalgically parenthetical I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) – no not as great as the original, that's not what I'm saying, but here a piano and Lamont solo reminding of the perfection of the songwriting. Reach Out, I'll Be There gets a reprise with Jo Harman accompanying, and this too reminds of all I have said about the whole of this excellent revisit, a gospel celebration again of this song.
The album has a strong start: beginning on Supremes Medley with, a little surprisingly [but no more than Cliff Richards…], Graham Nash joining on vocals, essentially as sweet harmony; the fourth track is Baby I Need Your Loving with Lee Ann Womack, and the second track is the stand-out, with Gregory Porter guesting on How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You). How sweet indeed.
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Wore Jen Kao to her show today - my favorite look of NYFW so far that is, no doubt, heavily influenced by the comfort factor. I would basically wear this every day if I could. Actually come to think of it my whole outfit is glorified house wear - essentially a nightgown and house slippers. Funny how black makes everything chicer.
Love the dress & vest. Effortless dressing, in black = chic timeless.


The course covers MRI acquisition, normal anatomy, normal variations and approach to MRI interpretation of patterns of disease in the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand. Each module is composed of a didactic lecture followed by an interactive session. After each lecture, delegates view cases on PACS workstations in groups of 2-3 with surgical correlation, for practical reinforcement of the fundamental principles in imaging interpretation. All lectures are presented by dedicated musculoskeletal radiologists or musculoskeletal fellowship trained radiologists.


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"Finding Dory" Finds Box Office Records
By J. Sperling Reich | June 19, 2016 6:07 pm PDT
These days every box office record seems to be reported with a string of qualifiers. Biggest midnight screening of an R-rated comedy starring a woman, largest opening of an American action movie in China during February, highest recorded per-screen-average of a drama opening on fewer than 1,000 screens, etc. After this weekend, the record books will have one more qualified entry, at least for the North American market.
Pixar's "Finding Dory", the sequel to the company's hit 2003 film "Finding Nemo" bowed to an estimated USD $136.1 million over the weekend, setting a North American record for biggest opening weekend of an animated feature, topping the USD $121.6 million debut of "Shrek the Third" in 2007. "Finding Dory" didn't come close to the USD $208.8 million required to beat out "Jurassic World" for biggest June opening and will have to settle for second place until someone tops it.
The movie's plot is a bit of a rehash of "Finding Nemo", wherein a father clown fish searches for his lost, handicapped son. This time around, a blue tang fish with short rem memory loss played so memorably by Ellen DeGeneres (in both movies) sets out to find her long-lost parents. Naturally, hijinks ensue.
Many of the tykes taken to see "Finding Dory" this weekend weren't even born when "Finding Nemo" was released 13-years-ago. However, thanks to more than a decade of strong DVD sales and Disney's continuous merchandising of the property, that time delay was hardly an obstacle.
Also helping the cause were generally positive reviews from critics, despite most of them mentioning that "Dory" wasn't as original or as good as "Nemo", yet was pleasing nonetheless. A common refrain in many reviews was that "Finding Dory" was the best non-"Toy Story" sequel Pixar has ever made. That's not saying much since that only leaves the critically tepid "Monsters University" and derided "Cars 2".
And since we're comparing Pixar franchises then it's worth mentioning that "Finding Dory" opened 93.8% higher than "Finding Nemo" did in 2003 when it grossed USD $70.2 million during its first three days. It should be noted that "Dory" bowed in 4,305 theatre, 28% more than "Nemo" did when it opened in 3,374. The USD $31,634 per theatre average of "Dory" also topped the USD $20,821 earned by "Nemo". One additional monetary figure where the sequel surpassed the original is its budget; "Dory" reportedly cost nearly USD $200 million to produce, whereas "Nemo" came in at roughly USD $94 million.
"Finding Dory" also took in USD $55 million on Friday which includes USD $9.2 million from Thursday screenings, both of which are, you guessed it, records for a single day and Thursday evening screenings of an animated movie. Granted, without counting the Thursday gross, "Shrek the Third" would still hold the single day record with USD $47 million. But who's counting?
Surely Disney is. The studio is having a banner year with "Finding Dory" simply adding to the billions of dollars already taken in by its previous 2016 releases "Zootopia,", "Captain America: Civil War" and "The Jungle Book". The first two of those films has surpassed USD $1 billion at the worldwide box office, with "The Jungle Book" fairly close and still in theatres.
Disney would no doubt be pleased to have "Finding Dory" join the billion dollar club and it got off to a good start this weekend, taking in USD $50 million in 29 territories including Australia, Argentina and Russia. The studio says the USD $17.5 million the movie garnered in China is the largest opening ever for a Disney/Pixar release in that market.
See what we mean about qualifiers?
J. Sperling Reich
Executive Editor at Celluloid Junkie
J. Sperling Reich is the executive editor of Celluloid Junkie, a motion picture industry trade publication, as well as the producer and co-host of the entertainment news podcast Showbiz Sandbox. He is also a partner at Covergent, an entertainment industry consulting group.He began his career working in film and television development at Disney, Creative Artists Agency and the William Morris Agency.
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New Delhi|Jaipur: Congress president Rahul Gandhi chose Ashok Gehlot as chief minister of Rajasthan after two days of hectic indoor parleys and outdoor drama. State Congress president Sachin Pilot, who had made a strong bid for the top post, was persuaded to settle for the role of deputy chief minister. This will be the third term as chief minister for the 67-year-old Gehlot after having served in the post in 1998-2003 and 2008-13. Pilot, 47, was a minister of state in the UPA regime.
Gandhi took the decision after taking into account the views of newly elected Congress legislators and after due deliberations with many party leaders, AICC observer KC Venugopal said at a briefing, where he was accompanied by Gehlot and Pilot.
"The Congress government will fulfil the election promises such as farmers' loan waiver, job generation and will also build many infrastructure projects for the state," Gehlot said. The new CM is also expected to roll out a slew of welfare schemes, something he has done in his previous tenure.
Both leaders profusely thanked Gandhi, other party leaders, elected MLAs and party workers and vowed to rise to their expectations. The infighting had delayed the Congress party's selection of chief ministers in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, after wresting the three states from the Bharatiya Janata Party in recent elections. Kamal Nath was chosen as Madhya Pradesh chief minister on Thursday.
As per the strength of the Rajasthan assembly, the Gehlot ministry can have a maximum of 30 ministers. Taking into account the caste equations of the state, the chief minister may give proportional representation to the Jat, Brahmin, Meena, Rajput, Dalit, Gujjar and Bania communities. Tentatively, the oath-taking ceremony is slated for December 17. Given the preponderance of Gehlot loyalists among the elected MLAs, his camp is bound to get the larger share of ministerial berths with Pilot reportedly keen to keep either the finance or home portfolio for himself besides ensuring ministerial berths for seveneight of his backers. The All India Congress Committee announcement triggered celebrations among party members, with the supporters of Pilot also seemingly happy with the power-sharing arrangement.


'Fast Money' Recap: Have the Markets Hit Bottom?
The trading panel discussed which stocks to buy at the end of a busy earnings season.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The S&P 500 roared 1.15% higher Friday, erasing this week's losses.
On CNBC's "Fast Money" TV show, Tim Seymour, managing partner of Triogem Asset Management, reasoned that equity markets appear to have "put in a bottom" following what has been a "fantastic earnings season."
Brian Kelly, founder of Brian Kelly Capital, said that he covered some of his short positions headed into to the weekend, reasoning that there is geopolitical risk to both long and short positions right now. He also sold some of his Treasury bond position.
Pete Najarian, co-founder of optionmonster.com and trademonster.com, suggested that a lot of investors just wanted to reduce exposure headed into this weekend, which carries a lot of uncertainty. He pointed out the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX.X remains elevated.
Guy Adami, managing director of stockmonster.com, added that the market technicals have held up very well, with 1,915 acting as support for the S&P 500. He added that McDonald's (MCD - Get Report) looks good on the long side.
John Kingston, director of news at Platts, said that it is unlikely for a large amount of oil production to come offline anytime soon, despite the ongoing issues in the Middle East. He added that the monthly Chinese oil demand numbers are volatile, and that investors should look at the trend, not just a particular month when gauging the country's demand.
Najarian's trade on oil is via long positions in Devon Energy (DVN - Get Report) and BP plc (BP - Get Report). Kelly said investors could buy Valero Energy (VLO - Get Report). Seymour is a buyer of Total S.A. (TOT - Get Report) for its dividend, as well as Chevron (CVX - Get Report). Adami is a buyer of Exxon Mobil (XOM - Get Report), saying shares could run to $110.
Seymour said investors can buy McDonald's for its low valuation and solid dividend. Najarian admitted that McDonald's has an attractive dividend, but argued that it has no growth. Kelly added that McDonald's is struggling to grow its same-store sales because of the increased competition.
Shares of Tekmira Pharmaceuticals (TKMR soared 45% on Friday. Najarian said investors who want to play the extremely volatile stock should do so via options in order to limit their risk. Kelly agreed, adding, "Who knows where this is going."
Sotheby's (BID - Get Report) fell 8% after missing on top- and bottom-line estimates. Adami said investors should buy the stock, reasoning that it could make a run to $42 relatively soon. Seymour disagreed, arguing that the chart of Sotheby's looks poor.
Kelly said investors who want to buy Sotheby's could use $35 as long-term support.
Monster Beverage (MNST - Get Report) climbed 7% and was the first stock on the show's "Pops & Drops" segment. Najarian said the stock is going higher.
Nvidia (NVDA - Get Report) popped 9%. Adami said the company's gross margins were impressive and the stock looks poised to climb toward $20.
MercadoLibre (MELI - Get Report) jumped 15%. Seymour said investors should be careful following the big move to the upside.
SolarCity (SCTY dropped 7%. Kelly said he is a seller of the stock.
Najarian pointed out the bullish options activity in shares of Louisiana-Pacific (LPX - Get Report). Specifically, he cited the November $13 call options.
For their final trades, Seymour is buying the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM - Get Report) and Najarian is a buyer of American Airlines (AAL - Get Report). Adami is buying Lions Gate Entertainment (LGF and Kelly is buying the iShares MSCI Hong Kong ETF (EWH - Get Report).


Thursday we made cupcakes but with a little splash of color. I found the recipe in the Family Fun magazine. The girls had a blast watching the batter change color and then layering it into the muffin cups. They were very pretty when they came out of the oven, and they went pretty quick.
After our cupcake making the girls got the markers out and Ruby covered herself with drawings. She had flowers running up and down both arms, octopuses and spiders on her legs and a neon mustache. Emma was covered in scribbles and I asked them who taught them this little trick without hesitation they responded "Grandma Cook."
We have been keeping busy. We try to do something fun each week that gets us out of the house, and I personally have enjoyed getting together with Sarah and letting the kids play while we play hand and foot.
Since we have been home from vacation Eli is now waking up 2 times a night. He goes to bed at 8:00 p.m. and wakes up at 2 and then again at 6:30 a.m. I much preferred his 10 hour sleep schedule. He smiles often and has been cooing and babling for a couple weeks. I love his responses when you talk to him, he gets so excited.
Physical therapy is going well, Kris comes and sees us twice a month. She is also making his splints for him. We were jumping through so many hoops with our insurance company and the orthopedic companies we had been in touch with kept telling us that they hadn't worked with an infant in over a decade. So when Kris said that she could do it for him, we were so happy. She had him in splints in a week and we had been working with this other company for over a month.
During the day he wears thumb splints that help hold his thumb out and give it a little stretch. 2-3 times a day we take them off and stretch his fingers and thumbs out and hold it for 10-15 seconds while we use our thumbs to massage the inside of his palms. We are seeing little improvements and it makes me hopeful.
Right before bed time his thumb splints come off and we put on his hard casts, which hold his wrists straight and his thumb extended out. Then we put sock over the top of them so he doesn't hit or scratch himself with them. The first night was really hard for him but he is doing a lot better and it has just become a part of the routine.
That same afternoon we had an appointment with his Neurologist. I left feeling very annoyed just because he didn't do much more than look at his hands and tell me everything I had already been told about the test results. It felt very pointless.
On Wednesday night around 8:00 p.m. we left our house and headed on our way to Arizona. We decide to drive through the night, which at the time seemed like a good idea. :) The kids were extremely good. We just took the scenic route which was filled with winding roads. It made Emma car sick and she threw up 3 different times. Jed and I were very tired and so grateful when we reached our destination. We got to Cottonwood AZ at 5 a.m. in the morning. It felt so good to sleep for a few hours. When we got there, Jed's mom finished feeding Eli and stayed up with him so I could get some rest.
Thursday we were up around 8:00 and we ate brownies on the porch, and then got ready to go to Slide Rock in Sedona. It was amazing and so beautiful, being surrounded by red rock and playing in the water that had naturally occurring water slides carved out. It was such a fun afternoon and we even did a little cliff jumping. I stuck with the 12 ft. height and Jed jumped about 25-30 ft. It was a rush even from such a short height. ( In the video I had the height wrong. I should never be documentary film maker.) After Slide Rock we went to Dairy Queen for Ice cream. Butterscotch dipped cone= delicious.
The next day we went for hay rides behind the 4-wheeler, went swimming at the rec center and did some rock climbing as we left to go back to Gary and Ellie's after swimming. Jed and Sarah ventured up the pine tree in the yard, they got pretty far up in the branches. We also played my new favorite card game; hand and foot with Mark and Nancy. I think we were up until 1:30 playing. It was so great to have one on one time with them and pull the win. :) That evening we had a little program where you were able to share a memory of Grandpa Romig. I heard a lot of stories that were new to me and I gained a greater appreciation for this sweet man.
Great Grandma Romig gave the girls both 25 pennies. They had fun making letters out of them and counting them. It was also so sweet watching GG hold Eli and sing to him.
Saturday we decided start heading back home which gave us the opportunity to stop in the Grand Canyon. It was incredible. It was raining and quite cold but we got to take in some beautiful views and enjoy the park for a couple hours.
We stopped in Page, AZ to get some rest and spend the night. We had fun swimming and sitting in the hot tub, Emma hung out in the hotel room watching Toy Story 2. We drove home Sunday, and it was so nice to be back home. We loved the vacation and made lots of fun memories.
We blessed Eli on June 6 in our ward. One of the sweetest things about the day was seeing Eli be blessed in the same outfit that Jed was blessed in 27 years ago. It was in perfect condition and Eli looked so sweet in it. I am so glad Suzanne hung on to it, the outfit is a treasure to me.
I have to start out by saying that hosting a blessing at your house is a lot of work. When we blessed Ruby and Emma we were still living in the filing cabinet and it would have been impossible to accommodate everyone.
I was grateful for all of the kind cue's I was given to remind me what I was supposed to be doing as host. Suzanne kindly offered to make the BBQ beef for the sandwiches. It greatly lightened the load.
We had almost all of the family and a few friends travel the long distance to our house. I failed however to take any pictures of except of my beautiful neice Ashlyn holding Eli. Which I think makes up for all of the other pictures I failed to take. She was so sweet with him.
My SIL Mindy took all of the blessing pictures of Eli. I love them so much and am very excited to get them printed so Eli can take his proper place up on the wall with the rest of the family.
It was a wonderful day, and enjoyed seeing everyone, even though I am left with the feeling that I didn't get to spend the time I wanted to visiting with everyone. I so appreciate everyone's support.
On Saturday we went to the Eagle Mountain Parade. It was really fun. The girls loved catching candy and telling the princesses they were pretty, Phia was telling them to be careful up there. It was so funny.
We saw Snow White and Sleeping Beauty go by and the girls wanted a picture with them. Jed took the girls to get their picture, and the princesses got pretty ahead. As I was watching I saw Emma pick up full speed and run right after them and wrap her arms around Snow White's leg and shout her name. Ruby was more shy ( I was surprised.) I am also wondering why bag pipes make me cry. Ruby recieved flowers from the Home Depot man during the parade and also got to break a board. She was so excited to participate.
Then we headed off to the park for a picnic with Grandma and Erin and Shane. The girls had fun playing together and I had fun eating doughnuts. :) Our day didn't stop their, we then headed off to Costco to get rolls and strawberry lemonade for Eli's blessing the following day and then to Lowe's for Weed and Feed so Jed could green up the lawn. Then we scurried home and started cleaning the house top to bottom, and then it was off to a Pampered Chef party and over to my sisters to borrow a dress that I didn't look poured into. :) It was quite the busy day, but very fun.
At our house, a Sunday has not passed that I haven't found these two cuddle up taking a nap somewhere. Eli wore his white shirt on Sunday for the first time. It is a 3-6 month and it fits. Every time I looked at him, I would say something like "Oh, he looks like a little man." and then I would get a fit of giggles. Proud giggles of course. I am sure Jed wondered what had set me off, but then when he saw him he too got the proud giggles about our Bubba.
We did an impromptu photo shoot this morning. Sometimes Ruby will just grab the camera and take some pictures and then show me her work. She took this one of Eli, which I love. And then came a whole slew of flashes and posing.
The picture of Ruby holding her finger up is her way of "telling the story" of the scissor incident yesterday. I was down stairs and Ruby came running to me with her finger sticking our and bloody. I looked down at it and noticed that he finger nail was partially clipped off. Ruby's version of the story is that "Emma was cutting my nails with scissors." Of course Emma couldn't have done so without permission for Ruby.


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Going beyond (electronic) patient-reported outcomes: harnessing the benefits of smart technology and ecological momentary assessment in cancer survivorship research
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Going Melancholia [and] Too Much Still
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Head injury and helmet usage trends for alpine skiers and snowboarders in western Canada during the decade 2008–9 to 2017–18
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Health Care Professionals' Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Physical Activity in Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review
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Health status, heat preparation strategies and medical events among elite cyclists who competed in the heat at the 2016 UCI Road World Cycling Championships in Qatar
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False Claims
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How to Prescribe Drugs With an Identified Proarrhythmic Liability
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How will the coronavirus recession compare with the worst in Australia's history?
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Thank you, Moda for inviting me back again from Lilac Lane, where spring has sprung and lilacs will soon be blooming. I'm Melissa Ann Stramel and I hope you'll come visit me for lots of great tutorials and giveaways.
New curtains can change the entire look of a room. If you're looking for something fun and practical, look no further. These would be perfect for your craft/hobby room in Sandy Gervais' Nautical and Nice. Or you could use a sweet, girly line for a completely new look in your little princess's bedroom. A nursery would be adorable in a baby line. Or go very modern and add a new look to your teen's room. Any way you choose, you can't go wrong with the extra storage you'll find in these 5 pocket curtain panels!
1. Let's begin with the layer cake. Choose twelve pieces and lay them out, paying attention to balancing color and pattern.
2. Now choose 5 more pieces from your layer cake for the pockets. Decide where they will go. (I just folded them so I would get an idea how they look on the background square.) You might want to keep in mind who these curtains are for. A small child will prefer lower pockets while an older person will want them higher. If you only want to make 4 pockets, that's fine too. Or you can even make 6. It's all up to you.
3. Repeat steps one and two so that you have another twelve blocks laid out with 5 more pockets. Mix and match around until you are satisfied with your color arrangement and pocket placement.
4. Take your first pocket and press a quarter inch seam under and then another inch. Do this for all ten pocket pieces.
5. Decide if you want to chain piece. Since chain piecing is just code for "get more done is less time," why not? Choose a coordinating thread color (I chose red) and then topstitch 1/8 inch from the bottom of the turned under seam. When you finish the first one, just place the second one there without cutting your thread and keep sewing. You will get a chain of pieces that looks somewhat like this.
6. Press under a half inch twice on the remaining three sides of each pocket. If you need a bigger pocket, just turn under a quarter inch twice. If you need a smaller pocket, turn under more or cut a bit off.
7. Now pin each pocket in place, centered as well as you can on the background square. You can't chain piece these, but you can pin all the pockets on, stack them up and get them sewn on really quick.
8. Next choose six more layer cake blocks and cut them in half.
9. Lay out the half square pieces so that one half is in the same position on each panel. Sew everything together just like you would sew a patchwork quilt, using 1/4 inch seams.
10. You should now have two pocketed panels looking something like these.
11. Turn you attention now to the jelly roll. Choose two groups of 14 strips and sew them together using a SCANT 1/4 inch seam. Once again pay attention to color and size balance.
12. Cut the selvage off of ONE end of each strip panel. Now sew this cut end to the other pocket panel you made up. Make sure your pockets are on the bottom of the panel and facing the right direction.
13. Now we're going to do a little fitting (we could even all it a dress rehearsal) for your window. Turn under the selvage end five inches, press, and pin across the top where you have folded and the bottom where the selvage is. Then insert your curtain rod through this little "pocket" you have made and hang on your window.
Unpin what you have done at the top and try four inches instead of five.
Forget the ruffly part and just turn under two inches.
Add a jelly roll strip across the bottom. (My choice.) We will have enough fabric to add up to two jelly roll strips, which can gain up to 4 inches for you. If you want to do this, just keep it in mind. We will add it later.
Likewise, if the curtains are too long, either cut some off of the top or turn under an inch or so more at the top.
15. Choose 9 strips, four groups of 2 and one contrasting print. Sew the four groups of two together. I saved my solids for this and also two closely colored prints. Then take the 9 strip and cut 4 five inch strips from it. Sew one to the bottom of each group.
16. Sew one strip down each side of the two panels. This will add fullness and also help us with our lining. Notice that one strip will exactly fit the length of the strip part of the panel, one will exactly fit the length of the top half layer cake square and the next 4 layer cake squares and the final five inch piece will match up to the bottom half layer cake square. Take your time and match your seams for a more professional result.
17. Now is the time to add the extra length to the bottom of each curtain panel.
18. Measure the width of your curtain. Mine was 33 inches.
19. Now we take the quilt backing and cut two pieces which are 2 inches less wide than the width of your curtain panel. Since my panel is 33 inches wide, I cut this 31 inches, and of course it is 90 inches long. If you can't find 90 inch quilt backing, you can cut down regular width fabric, but this is much, much easier and will save you lots of work when it comes to hemming.
20. Taking your front curtain panel, press under a quarter inch hem and then an inch or however much you need for your curtains to hang perfectly to the floor. (Remember our dress rehearsal?) Then topstitch 1/8″ across the bottom of each curtain panel.
21. Lay out your curtain panel right side up and place the backing on top of it, just like you would when assembling a quilt. Line the backing up to the bottom hemmed edge of the front panel and then pin all the way down the side. Your backing fabric should not be quite as long as the panel. (See how you can see my selvage end? The lining can be up to 4 1/2 inches shorter than the front panel.) Sew together using 1/4 inch seam. Repeat this for the other side of the panel, making a long tube, and then turn it right-sides out. Do this with both panels.
22. Now we are going to do some careful pressing. Pin across the top of the fabric, so it doesn't pull down as we work. The lining needs to be centered on the panel. There should be a good 1/2 to 3/4 inch of each front panel fabric showing on the lining side. Press it all the way down the panel for each panel. Then once again pin across the bottom of the fabric to hold it in place.
24. Fold over your five inch header once again. (Or the width you have adjusted the header to, no less than 1 1/2 inches.) Pin across the top to hold it in place. I find that another row of pins across the bottom also helps keep everything where it needs to be. Sew across your selvage, a quarter inch from the bottom. This is probably a good time for another dress rehearsal, unless you are confident of the results. After this, sew a second line of stitching between 1 1/2 and 2 inches from the first line you have just made. This creates a rod pocket.
25. You did it! Hang your curtains and enjoy.
1 pair of adorable, practical, room-changing curtains. Sure to be a crowd pleaser from age 9 months to 99.
This entry was posted in Home Decor, Jelly Roll, Layer Cake, Moderate and tagged Lilac Lane Patterns, Nautical and Nice, Sandy Gervais.


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as many cheddar cheese as you like!
as many grated cheese as you love!
Preheat the oven to 220 degrees of Celcius.
Put the nacho cheese tortilla chips in an oven dish and cover them with cheddar cheese.
Add the meat and the vegetables and cover everything with grated cheese.
It is ready when the cheese is melted! You can serve the nachos in the oven dish or on a plate. Add one or more sauces you like and you are ready to enjoy. I personally like guacamole and crème fraîche the most!


'Managing myself' refers to the opportunity presented by imprisonment for offenders to explore and address personal, social and psychological concerns that might underpin their offending behaviour.
This section covers the ways in which interventions and projects in prisons can support offenders to establish a clear sense of themselves; their personal-identity, self-esteem and relationships with others.
Positive personal identity: Understand why offenders' self-esteem and sense of personal identity is important.
Family: The role of family in improving prisoners' self-esteem and personal identity and how to protect and strengthen these relationships during imprisonment.
Reflection and collaboration: The value of self reflection and awareness for developing ways to manage behaviour and self-image.
Empathy: The significance of empathy for strengthening self-esteem and rehabilitation, and how to cultivate it.
Creativity: How prisoners can use creative projects to explore and express their personal identity.


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The Passion of Jesus will be proclaimed. Procession, blessing and distribution of palms augment our liturgy.
April 14, 8:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m.
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Rule 3-101. Judicialperformance standards.
To establish performance standards upon which the Judicial Councilwill certify judicial compliance to the Judicial Performance EvaluationCommission (?JPEC?).
This rule applies to alljustices and judges of the courts of record and not of record.
Statement of the Rule
(1) Certification of performance standards.
(1)(A) The Judicial Council will certify to JPEC judicialcompliance with the following performance standards: cases under advisement,education, and physical and mental competence.
(1)(B) The Judicial Council will transmit its certification toJPEC by the deadline established in the Utah Administrative Code. ?
(2) Definition of caseunder advisement. A case is considered to be under advisement when theentire case or any issue in the case has been submitted to the judge for finaldetermination. For purposes of this rule, ?submitted to the judge? or?submission? is the last of the following:
(2)(A) When a matter requiring attention is placed by staff in thejudge?s personal electronic queue, inbox, personal possession, or equivalent;
(2)(B) If a hearing or oral argument is set, at the conclusion ofall hearings or oral argument held on the specific motion or matter; or
(2)(C) If further briefing is required after a hearing or oralargument, when all permitted briefing is completed, a request to submit isfiled, if required, and the matter is placed by staff in the judge's personalelectronic queue, inbox, personal possession, or equivalent.
(3) Case under advisement performance standards.?
(3)(A) Supreme Courtjustice. A justice of the Supreme Court demonstrates satisfactoryperformance by circulating not more than an average of three principal opinionsper calendar year more than six months after submission with no more than halfof the maximum exceptional cases in any one calendar year.
(3)(B) Court of Appeals judge.A judge of the Court of Appeals demonstrates satisfactory performance by:
(3)(B)(i) circulating not more than an average of three principalopinions per calendar year more than six months after submission with no morethan half of the maximum exceptional cases in any one calendar year; and
(3)(B)(ii) achieving a final average timeto circulation of a principal opinion of not more than 120 days aftersubmission.
(3)(C) Trial court judge.A trial court judge demonstrates satisfactory performance by holding:
(3)(C)(i) not more than an average of three cases per calendaryear under advisement more than two months after submission with no more thanhalf of the maximum exceptional cases in any one calendar year; and
(3)(C)(ii) no case under advisement morethan six months after submission.
(3)(C)(iii) A case is no longer under advisement when the trialcourt judge makes a decision on the issue that is under advisement or on the entirecase.
(4) Case under advisement performancestandards?compliance. A judge or justice shall decide all matters submittedfor decision within the applicable time period prescribed by this rule, unlesscircumstances causing a delayed decision are beyond the judge?s or justice?s personal control.
(5) Judicial education performance standard.
(5)(A) Education hourstandard. Satisfactory performance is established if the judge or justiceannually obtains 30 hours of judicial education subject to the availability ofin-state education programs.
(5)(B) Education hourstandard?compliance.? A judge orjustice shall obtain the number of education hours prescribed by this rule,unless circumstances preventing the judge from doing so are beyond the judge?sor justice?s personal control.
(6) Physical and mentalcompetence performance standard. Satisfactory performance is established ifthe response of the judge or justice demonstrates physical and mentalcompetence to serve in office and if the Council finds the responsiveinformation to be complete and correct. The Council may request a statement byan examining physician.
(7) Judicial Councilcertification. As to the performance standards in this Rule, the JudicialCouncil shall certify to JPEC that each judge or justice standing for retentionis:
(7)(A) ?Compliant;
(7)(B) Compliant with explanation, meaning that the JudicialCouncil has received credible information that non-compliance was due tocircumstances beyond the personal control of the judge or justice; or
(7)(C) Non-compliant, which may include a judge or justice who hascertified his or her own compliance but the Judicial Council has receivedcredible information inconsistent with that certification.
(7)(D) All material relied upon by the Judicial Council in makinga certification decision or explanation shall be forwarded to JPEC and shall bemade public to the extent that the information is not confidential personalhealth information.
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Graham Turner thought that today's draw at Carlisle represented two points lost rather than one gained. Town twice led through second half goals by Matt Richards and a first in League football for defender Yado Mambo. But on both occasions, Shrewsbury saw their leads evaporate quickly as the Cumbrains hit back with identical penalties.
The manager thought the second penalty was a bit clearer a decision for the referee although he was of the opinion that Jon Paul McGovern was on his way down before any sort of contact from Chris Weale – who picked up a yellow card in the 82nd minute incident. "We shouldn't have been caught in the position we were and left Chris so exposed. From what the lads are saying there might have been some contact but he went looking for it so they're always likely to be given," Turner said.
Darren Jones was taken to hospital in some distress after injury on 19 minutes and GT said that he had been taken to hospital with the injury likely to be a dislocation of his shoulder. Turner said that he would probably be out for the season and bemoaned the fact that he now has four injured defenders in Gayle, Grandison, Edwards and now Jones. Turner admitted that his side were now bare on numbers and recognised with the transfer window now closed that they would have to deal with it.


I've been asked by quite a few readers about my hair drying process. How do I dry my hair? What products do I use? How long does it take? I have a lot of hair on my head, especially now that I'm almost done growing out my long bob. I dry my hair for speed, to avoid frizz, and to add in volume that my heavy hair will otherwise weigh down.
I can tell you that my hair drying is an ever evolving process, and it rarely is the same one week to the next. I swap out products depending upon how I'll be wearing my hair that day (or even in the next few days), and it will change depending on the time of year. But, the process itself isn't too different!
First, let's talk about the products that I use. I always add products one at a time to my damp hair, combing my hair in between applications. While I change out the products I'm using each day, I usually have 2 or 3 products (at least) in my hair, and several of them will offer heat protection. Always heat protect your hair! Having fried my hair once, I will never do it again!
Because I color my hair and heat style it, I pay a lot of attention to the condition of my hair. If it is getting dry at all or my ends are starting to split, I will use hair masks in the shower and usually add a leave-in conditioner to my drying routine. I apply the leave-in to my hair mid-shaft to the ends, and it is always the first product applied.
If I'm planning on curling my hair at any point in the next 3 days, I'll add mousse. My hair is very slightly wavy, but without mousse and/or high heat, I have a very hard time holding a curl in my hair. I need about the size of a large egg, and I apply mousse from the roots where it will help hold volume, down to the tips where it helps hold curls.
Because of that slight wave I mentioned in my hair, I usually add a straightening cream in to my hair as well. While I can skip this product if I feel like I've already added too much into my hair, the truth is that a cream of some sort will make my hair straighter, softer and I'll have less frizz.
Oh oil… how did we live without you? I really love a good hair oil, and I'm not a girl that is picky about my silicones. I tend to add oil in to my hair for drying just during the winter to help keep down frizz from the dry air. I always add a few drops at the end of styling as well. Mid-shaft and below, too close to the roots makes my hair look greasy.
Once I have all of product in place, it is time to start drying! Since I'm after volume, I always dry my hair upside down. This helps to train the roots to go straight up, drying standing up makes my hair much flatter!
When I'm first drying, this is a very rough blow dry. I don't even have a brush, I'm just moving the dryer all around and trying to hit all of my roots and somewhat my hair down to the mid-shaft. I move my hair around with my fingers just to help the process.
I've found that the ends of my hair get hit enough by the dryer that I don't need to worry too much about them until my hair is about 80-90% dry, when I'll break out a brush. Now I'll tip my head a bit to the side and will go through my hair all the way to the ends with the brush to help smooth everything out.
I only stand back up when my hair is completely dry! First, I do a cool shot all over my head while still upside down. Then I'll stand back up and part my hair, looking to see if I need to do any smoothing. I usually have smooth hair and can just call it quits. However, if my hair needs any smoothing, I'll use my brush and just do the very top layer of my hair, trying to stay away from my roots. I want my volume to stay put!
The dryer I'm currently using is the Conair Infiniti Pro 3Q Brushless Motor dryer. It's brand new, and I'm kind of in love! Why?
First, this thing is pretty fast. I mentioned my crazy amount of hair. It's no joke, I have about 4 heads worth of hair on my head. I need a pretty powerful blow dryer to dry it in under 15 minutes, and even then there is usually quite a bit of heat involved. This dryer gets the job down in about 12 minutes with less heat. It's nice not to be sweating like crazy while I dry my hair!
Second, it's very quiet for a blow dryer. Yes, it's still a blow dryer, but it really is much quieter than other dryers that I've used. I've cut her out of the pictures, but up above where I'm drying my hair? There's a sleeping 6 week old in a bouncy seat just out of the frame. Yes, a sleeping baby was present for those pictures.
Third, it's a Conair. I always come back to Conair for my blow dryers, they last a lot longer for me than other brands, and they're at a much lower price point. This particular dryer is brushless (more info on why brushless motors are cool), which is something typically found in much more expensive dryers, easily 4-5x the cost of this one. It uses magnets and electronics to power the motor, which results in much less wear. It should have a much longer life than other blow dryers!
How do you dry your hair? Do you have any tips for adding volume that I've missed?
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Audience market share of children's TV channels in Germany 2016-2019
Audience market share (3-13 years) of the children's television channels Super RTL, Kika, Nickelodeon and Disney Channel in Germany from April 2016 to April 2019
by Evgeniya Koptyug, last edited May 8, 2019
This statistic shows data on the audience market share of the children's channels Super RTL, Kika, Nickelodeon and Disney Channel among the age group of 3- to 13-year-olds in Germany from April 2016 to April 2019. In April 2019, the Disney Channel had a market share of 12.2 percent.
April 2016 to April 2019
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Books & Publishing
Reach of the most popular children's magazines in Germany 2018
Survey on the social network usage of children and teenagers in Germany 2017
Survey on the most popular computer games among children in Germany 2016
Market share of TV channels among children in Germany 2018
Media usage of children in Germany
Everything On "Media usage of children in Germany" in One Document: Edited and Divided into Handy Chapters. Including Detailed References.
Statistics on "Media usage of children in Germany"
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Which of these devices does your child own?Devices personally owned by children in Germany in 2018, by gender
What types of media do you tend to use alone, with your parents, with your siblings or with your friends?Media usage of children with parents, friends or alone in Germany 2016
Which of these types of media do you tend to use by yourself?Media usage of children when alone in Germany 2016, by age group
How long does your child use the following media types every day?Media usage time of children in Germany 2016, by age group
What medium can you do without the least?Types of media children cannot do without in Germany 2014, by age group
Regarding media usage, how good are your technical skills when doing the following?Technical media usage skills of children in Germany 2016
Do you have an arrangement with your children regarding the content they access and the duration of their media usage?Arrangements regarding media consumption between parents and children in Germany 2016
Share of children who watch television every day or nearly every day in Germany in selected years from 1999 to 2016Survey on the TV usage of children in Germany 1999-2016
Average daily television viewing time of children (3-13 years) in Germany in selected years from 1995 to 2018 (in minutes)Television viewing time of children in Germany 1995-2018
Average television dwelling time of children in Germany in selected years from 1995 to 2018 (in minutes per day)Average TV dwelling time of children in Germany 1995-2018
Audience market share (3-13 years) of the children's television channels Super RTL, Kika, Nickelodeon and Disney Channel in Germany from April 2016 to April 2019Audience market share of children's TV channels in Germany 2016-2019
Market share of television channels among viewers aged 3 to 13 years in Germany in 2018Market share of TV channels among children in Germany 2018
Share of energy from renewable sources in electricity generation in Germany from 2007 to 2016Share of renewable energy in electricity in Germany 2007-2016
What is your favorite television channel?Favorite television channels of children in Germany 2016
Why do you usually switch on the television?Survey on the reasons for TV usage of children in Germany 2014-2016
How often do you use the internet?Internet usage frequency of children in Germany 2015, by gender
Which devices do you use to access the internet?Survey on the internet usage of children in Germany 2016, by device
Which activities do you do on the internet at least once a week?Regular internet activities of children in Germany 2016, by gender
What do you look for on the internet at least once a week?Regular internet search queries of children in Germany 2014, by gender
Have you ever found something on the internet that was not suitable for children, made you uncomfortable or scared you?Survey among children on problems encountered on the internet in Germany 2016
Share of children and teenagers who actively used the following social networks in Germany in 2017Survey on the social network usage of children and teenagers in Germany 2017
What kind of personal information have you submitted on the internet?Information submitted on the internet by children in Germany 2008-2016
Availability of WhatsApp on the smartphones and mobile phones of children in Germany in 2014Availability of WhatsApp on the smartphones of children in Germany 2014
How often do you read a book?Book reading frequency of children in Germany in 2018, by gender
How much do you like reading books?Interest in reading among children in Germany 2018
Which book are you reading at the moment?Favorite books of children in Germany 2016, by age
Share of children and teenagers that read magazines and comics - even if only once in a while - in Germany in 2015 and 2016, by age and genderMagazine and comic usage of children and teenagers in Germany 2015, by age and gender
Do you read books - even if only occasionally?Survey on usage of magazines and comics by children and teenagers Germany 2015-2016
Reach of the most popular children's magazines in Germany in 2018Reach of the most popular children's magazines in Germany 2018
Reach of the most popular children's magazines among girls in Germany in 2018 (in 1,000)Reach of the most popular children's magazines among girls in Germany 2018
Reach of the most popular children's magazines among boys in Germany in 2018 (in 1,000)Reach of the most popular children's magazines among boys in Germany 2018
Do you own a laptop or computer?Survey on the computer ownership of children in Germany 2015
What do you do on a computer at school at least once a week?Computer activities of children at school in Germany 2014-2016
What do you do on a computer at home for school purposes?Computer activities of children at home for school purposes in Germany 2016
How often do you play computer, console and online games?Survey on the usage frequency of computer games among children in Germany 2016
On a normal day, how long do you play computer, console or online games?Survey on the usage time of computer games among children in Germany 2016
What are your favorite computer, console or online games?Survey on the most popular computer games among children in Germany 2016
Where did you get your computer or console games?Survey on the origin of computer games owned by children in Germany 2014
What are your favorite games on your mobile phone or smartphone?Survey on the most popular games on the smartphones of children in Germany 2014
Italy: monthly audience reach of TV company Disney Channel 2018, by time of day
Italy: average audience reach of TV company Disney Channel 2017, by time of day
Italy: daily audience share of Disney Channel 2018, by time of day
Italy: daily average audience reach of TV company Disney Channel 2013-2017
Italy: audience share of TV company Disney Channel 2017, by time of day
Disney Channel viewers reached quarterly in the United Kingdom (UK) Q1 2012-Q1 2019
Italy: daily online reach of TV channel Nickelodeon 2019, by device
Advertising revenue of TV channel Super RTL in Germany 2006-2018
Number of Nickelodeon viewers 2018
Disney Channel - reach in the U.S. 2011-2015
TV viewers of the Disney Channel in the U.S. 2018, by age
Disney Violetta: toy sales share in selected European countries 2014
Weekly market share of television broadcasting companies July 2019
Italy: average monthly audience reach of TV company Rai 2018, by time of day
Italy: daily average audience reach of TV company Rai 2013-2017
Italy: daily average audience reach of TV company Sky 2013-2017
Italy: average audience reach of TV company Sky 2017, by time of day
Rental and leasing of other machinery, equipment revenue in France 2011-2023
Romania: turnover of the sewerage sector 2008-2015
Television in Canada
Television in the U.S.
Online TV in the U.S.
Which of these devices does your child own?
What types of media do you tend to use alone, with your parents, with your siblings or with your friends?
Which of these types of media do you tend to use by yourself?
How long does your child use the following media types every day?
What medium can you do without the least?
Regarding media usage, how good are your technical skills when doing the following?
Do you have an arrangement with your children regarding the content they access and the duration of their media usage?
Share of children who watch television every day or nearly every day in Germany in selected years from 1999 to 2016
Average daily television viewing time of children (3-13 years) in Germany in selected years from 1995 to 2018 (in minutes)
Average television dwelling time of children in Germany in selected years from 1995 to 2018 (in minutes per day)
Market share of television channels among viewers aged 3 to 13 years in Germany in 2018
Share of energy from renewable sources in electricity generation in Germany from 2007 to 2016
What is your favorite television channel?
Why do you usually switch on the television?
How often do you use the internet?
Which devices do you use to access the internet?
Which activities do you do on the internet at least once a week?
What do you look for on the internet at least once a week?
Have you ever found something on the internet that was not suitable for children, made you uncomfortable or scared you?
Share of children and teenagers who actively used the following social networks in Germany in 2017
What kind of personal information have you submitted on the internet?
Availability of WhatsApp on the smartphones and mobile phones of children in Germany in 2014
How often do you read a book?
How much do you like reading books?
Which book are you reading at the moment?
Share of children and teenagers that read magazines and comics - even if only once in a while - in Germany in 2015 and 2016, by age and gender
Do you read books - even if only occasionally?
Reach of the most popular children's magazines in Germany in 2018
Reach of the most popular children's magazines among girls in Germany in 2018 (in 1,000)
Reach of the most popular children's magazines among boys in Germany in 2018 (in 1,000)
Do you own a laptop or computer?
What do you do on a computer at school at least once a week?
What do you do on a computer at home for school purposes?
How often do you play computer, console and online games?
On a normal day, how long do you play computer, console or online games?
What are your favorite computer, console or online games?
Where did you get your computer or console games?
What are your favorite games on your mobile phone or smartphone?
Average television viewership of television company Disney Channel in Italy from October to December 2018, by time of day
Average daily television viewership of television company Disney Channel in Italy in 2017, by time of day
Audience share of the Disney Channel Tv company in Italy from October to December 2018, by time of day
Average daily television viewership of television company Disney Channel in Italy from 2013 to 2017
Average daily audience share of television company Disney Channel in Italy in 2017, by time of day
Quarterly reach of the Disney Channel in the United Kingdom (UK) from 1st quarter 2012 to 1st quarter 2019 (in 1,000 viewers)
Average unique daily internet audience of television channel Nickelodeon in Italy from July 2018 to March 2019, by access device
Gross advertising revenue of television channel Super RTL in Germany from 2006 to 2018 (in million euros)
Number of viewers of Nickelodeon in the United States from 2010/11 to 2017/18 (in millions)
Monthly household reach of the Disney Channel in the United States from 2011/12 to 2014/15
Share of Americans who watched the Disney Channel in the past month in 2018, by age
Disney Violetta's share of licensed toy sales in selected European countries in August 2014
Audience market share of television broadcasting companies in Denmark from July 8 to 14, 2019
Average television viewership of television broadcasting company Rai in Italy from October to December 2018, by time of day
Average daily television viewership of television company Rai in Italy from 2013 to 2017
Average daily television viewership of television company Sky in Italy from 2013 to 2017
Average daily television viewership of television company Sky in Italy in 2017, by time of day
Rental and leasing of other machinery, equipment revenue in France from 2011 to 2023 (in million U.S. Dollars)
Annual turnover of the sewerage sector in Romania from 2008 to 2015 (in million euros)


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What's the most fun you can have in Southern California? Going to Fuller Seminary! Okay, hiking in the mountains and body surfing come in as close seconds. The traffic is terrible and there is nothing quite like being able to see the air you breathe. Fuller is about five miles from the front of the San Gabriel Mountains and they disappear everyday at about 10:30 AM into the smog. Fortunately they come back out by 5:00 PM.
My years at Fuller were some of the best years of my life. I loved the learning, I loved the friendships, and I loved the classes. Well, maybe polity class wasn't all that great but most of the rest were.
I don't think I ever really considered going to a different seminary. Part of the reason was that I had been away from my family for 5 years and I wanted to spend time near Mom and Dad again. Part of the reason was that I wanted to go to an evangelical seminary and Fuller was the best. Looking back I think Fuller opened me to consider new and different ideas. If I had gone to a mainline seminary like Princeton I would have put a wall around me to protect me from all the heresy. Going to Fuller allowed me to relax and learn.
Fuller in the 1970's was an interesting place to be. Some of the scholars who helped start the seminary were still there and some of the new great faculty was coming on board. The biggest problem at Fuller between 1975 and 1979 was the size of the student body compared to the number of faculty. Fuller grew so quickly that the some of the class sizes were immense. They even had MDiV students teaching Greek! I did some tutoring, mainly teaching people English grammar. You can't learn Greek without knowing English grammar. I took a New Testament Theology class with Glen Barker that had 160 students in it. But I got to study under Roberta Hestenes, Paul Jewett, George Ladd, Fred Bush, Lewis Smedes, Bill Pannell, William LaSor and even Dan Fuller. And yes, I took a bunch of classes from Jack Rogers.
I was like a pig who found where the farmer kept the slops. I got to study what I always wanted to study. Even Hebrew was fun. The best thing about studying at Fuller was that the professors didn't let you just learn evangelical theology. You had to study every perspective. So I read various liberation theologies, process theology, Pentecostal theology, even Quaker theology along with current and past evangelical theologies. I was required to read Luther, Calvin, Augustine, some of the Anti Nicene, Nicene and Post Nicene theologians, and lots of Church History. The one thing missing was any real emphasis on Eastern Orthodox theology. There were so many students from so many traditions you could have a theological argument about just about anything at any hour of the day or night.
And since there was the School of World Missions, now called the School of Intercultural Studies, you met a lot of people from all over the world. One of my intercultural learning experiences came one day as I walked into chapel with a friend from Africa. In parts of Africa men who are friends naturally walk down the street holding hands. You all may have noticed that this is not a tradition in America. My friend from Africa took my hand as we walked into chapel and I had this panic reaction. I kept telling myself this was a natural thing in Africa. My emotions told me that everyone around us thought we were gay. We weren't, after all, in Africa.
I got married at the end of my first year at Fuller. I drove back east to New York, got married, went on a week of honeymoon and then we packed up all of Debby's stuff and drove back to California. We moved into Fuller housing and Debby went to work to support us. It was a good thing my parents lived near by because some weekends we went to Mom and Dad's to eat because Debby didn't get paid until Monday. We managed to stretch three years at Fuller into four because we couldn't afford to pay for all the classes for a three year schedule.
Ever notice that if you have a roof over your head, food to eat and books to read that life can be wonderful? We didn't have a TV, rarely went to the movies, couldn't afford to go out to dinner but had a blast. We hung out with friends, had each other over for dinner, talked theology, (which put Debby to sleep), played Frisbee and generally had a good time.
But the best for me was the learning. I learned how to read the Bible not just as a book with stories but as a book with authority. I learned to read the Bible as a scholar. I learned to lead small group Bible studies. I read theology, a practice I've kept up my whole life.
I considered going on and getting a PhD. I didn't and I made the right choice. I am a pastor.
I spent one year working in my home congregation developing an Adult Education program. I spent a summer working with youth at another church and the next year working with college students.
And then I spent a summer working as an intern in a large congregation. It just so happened that the pastor had been the pastor of my home church in New Jersey had moved to Southern California. He had arrived the fall before and both the associates left almost immediately. Two weeks after I started he and his family went on vacation and I was the only quasi pastor there. It was a 1,500 member church. I survived. It made a big difference in the way I thought of myself as a pastor.
In the fall of 1979 I received a call and became the assistant pastor of education and visitation at First Presbyterian Church, Anaheim, CA.
Wow, You mean there's another Pastor Bob in the blogosphere who's a graduate of Fuller! And of course has the requisite scholarly pastor's beard!
Of course I'm a bit younger -- I did the M.Div walk in 1985 and the Ph.D. walk in 1991.
I spent time with some of those you mentioned -- Hestenes,Smedes, Rogers, etc. Spent time with Hagner, Bradley, Brown -- the one class I took in SWM was Latin American Theology, and I was the only SOT student in there. I took the class for one reason -- to read liberation theology.
Fun times. I've moved to the left of my Fuller days, but I'm still proud to call Fuller home!


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Furman University 2022 President's Report
EXCELLENCE AND COMMUNITY
That first visit. A panel of current students sharing their experiences. A stay in a residence hall. And then? Summer Orientation and the embrace of community. A student's individualized four-year journey starts well before their first Pathways class.
It is through these early interactions and impressions that The Furman Advantage starts to shape students' trajectories by instilling in them a sense of belonging and encouraging self-reflection.
After receiving a record-breaking 7,175 applications, the university welcomed in Fall 2021 a new class of 656 students with sterling academic credentials and exceptional extracurricular accomplishments. The average SAT composite score for the entering class was 1334. Approximately 40% of these students were in the top 10% of their high school graduating class.
The substantial increase in high-quality applications allowed the university to admit more students while increasing academic quality and diversity.
(Fall 2021 Entering Class)
APPLICATIONS: 7,175
ACCEPTANCES: 5,119
ENROLLED: 656
African American: 8.1%
Asian: 4%
Hispanic: 7.6%
Multiracial or other: 5.3%
International: 4%
Fall 2021 Total Enrollment
Men 40.2%
Women 59.8%
African American: 7%
Multiracial or other: 7%
Total diversity: 23.3%
International: 3.4%
Cost Of Attendance (2021-22)
Fees $380
Room (average) $8,274
Board (average) $6,200
Total Direct Costs $67,846
45 STATES REPRESENTED
156 GRADUATE STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 14
STUDENT-TO-FACULTY
RATIO: 9:1
"Furman University has welcomed and empowered me to come out of my comfort zone. It has given me the power to make an impact by contributing to the cultural diversity in our community."
GRACCHUS FENELON '24
President of the Furman University International Student Association
The world's future scholars
• In support of international student recruitment, Furman continued its partnership with United World College schools for the 2021-22 recruitment cycle. This included hosting virtual visits to all 18 UWC schools this year, as well as participating in in-person presentations and events with counselors, students and parents in Costa Rica, Mexico, the Netherlands, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and the United Arab Emirates.
• Furman hosted in-person and virtual workshops, webinars and presentations around the world through Council of International Schools, Education USA centers, as well as with individual high schools and independent counselors.
These virtual recruiting efforts were rewarding, and Furman saw a 30% increase in international applications for the Fall 2022 incoming class.
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS/FAMILIES ATTENDED IN-PERSON ON-CAMPUS EVENTS
VIRTUAL AND IN-PERSON HIGH SCHOOL VISITS, COLLEGE FAIRS AND TRAVEL EVENTS WERE HELD
STUDENTS AND PARENTS ATTENDED VIRTUAL OR IN-PERSON RECRUITING EVENTS OFF CAMPUS
From left: Emily Berg '25, Brian Mapakamise '25 and Paige Van Ostenbridge '25 during 2021 Orientation Fieldfest
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Today's episode is with the brilliant Oscar-nominated actor Richard E. Grant.
He is best known for his roles in Gosford Park (2001), Withnail & I (1987) and Hudson Hawk (1991) and my personal FAVE Spice World: The Movie (1997). He has worked with some of America's greatest directors, such as Robert Altman, Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese.
He will appear in Star Wars in 2019 in a currently undisclosed part. In this episode, we chat about Richard's part in the fantastic film Can You Ever Forgive Me? where he plays the real-life character Jack Hock alongside Melissa McCarthy which has earned him an Academy Award, a BAFTA, a Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award nomination, as well as winning a New York Film Critics Circle Award. The film is based on the book of the same name by Lee Israel and well worth a read.
Apologies that this episode is a little shorter than usual, but I hope you enjoy this episode!