My Favourite Moroccanoil Products and tips!
By now, more or less everybody has heard of the Moroccanoil hair brand but has everybody tried it? I have tried all of the products from their line and would like to write about my 3 favourite products by them and why.
I know that Moroccanoil can be pricey so if you are going to buy any, this is the one I would recommend!
This product absorbs into the hair rather than just coating the cuticle, repairing the hair from the inside leaving the overall appearance of the hair smooth, shiny and healthy.
If your hair is feeling particularly dry, a good trick is to put about 6-10 pumps on your hair on a night and let it absorb in. In the morning, rinse off, shampoo and condition like normal and your hair will feel so nice afterwards!
Shine sprays/glimmer sprays often don't do what they claim they can and often leave you hair either greasy or no different from before.
This product must be sprayed from quite a distance otherwise it leaves a clump of shine on your head! But once you have the hang of the distance it really is a brilliant product for making your hair shine like you have never seen before! I use it on myself and on clients and it amazes people every time. If you feel you hair lacks shine or looks dull this is definitely the right product for you.
As far as hairsprays go, I think cheaper ones can be just as good as expensive ones.
The hairspray isn't actually that great for hold in my opinion, however, I do still really like this as it adds a small amount of shine and is also very flexible to the point you can just brush it straight out.
I'm really liking the mini version of these too as you can just bob it in your bag for a day/night out and avoid any hair disasters!
Now, although I could go on and on about where I want to go I am just going to name my top 4 places that I would LOVE to see at the moment.
If I had the money I would of course travel the world...But for now my aim is to see these 4 places!
Italy has many Beautiful places but if I had to just pick one it would have to be the amazing city of Rome. Ever since watching "When in Rome" with the Olsen twins it became one of my top places I've always wanted to go.. Mainly for the sightseeing of the Colosseum, Trevi fountain and the Spanish Steps! But of course you must try out the food there followed by some gelato!
To a lot of people this place will look familiar..it is the chapel that was used to film the wedding of MAMMA MIA! And I fell in love with it as soon as I saw that movie! Now if you knew me you would know that I love Greece..I love everything from the views to the people it's such a great, calm place and I'd love to visit every island if I could but this is the main island that I want to see! I think this is going to be our next holiday in 2015!
I know, I know this is Greece again and there is not a specific reason why I would like to go see Santorini other than the fact it looks beautiful. Afew people I know have gone here and they loved it so it's right up there on my wishlist! I like how all the buildings seemed almost stacked on eachother and it looks so pretty at night.
FIJI Well, let's face it Fiji doesn't need much of an explanation of why I want to go it's just bloomin gorgeous! The bright yellow sandy beaches, to the aqua blue sea it would make the most uptight people chill out and relax! Although this one is on my wishlist I have a feeling it is not going to become a reality for a long time but a girl can dream!
Where are your top places you would love to see?
Cleaning...Some people love it some people hate it and I am actually someone who genuinely enjoys cleaning their home. For me, there is nothing better than a home that is sparkling and smelling lovely! I have purchased the METHOD lavender multi purpose cleaner before as it was on offer so I thought I would give it ago,To my surprise I really liked it. It's a non toxic product which I liked as I have to be careful of certain products used around my dog (silly I know). I was expecting a really weak smell but the smell was strong and pleasant and it also cleaned really effectively. I then came across the METHOD bathroom cleaner and instantly wanted to buy it due to the fact it was eucalyptus mint scent which just sounds fresh and clean!
The bottle it comes in is massive, so it will last you aaaggeesss. Also, the smell is so nice! It did not disappoint! The cleaning power itself is surprisingly good as well and left my sink, toilet and bath glistening! My new favourite product for bathrooms :) Can't wait to try out more METHOD products!
Straightened your hair to death? Dye it a lot? Curl it? Twist it? Over Brush it? Yep we all do it!
This Is a product that I don't believe is widely known by people but definitely should be! It is by far my number one product!
This product is a blow drying lotion that you apply to damp hair just before drying and styling.
It penetrates the hair rather than just coating it like other products so not only does it make it smooth, but it also adds keratin and collagen to help repair any damage that may have been caused to your hair previously.
What I like about the product is it isn't sticky, you do not feel it in your hair at all however I wouldn't recommend this just before curling your hair as the curls will just drop out as your hair becomes so soft with the product.
When using this product on clients I notice a huge difference in the ease of blow drying curly hair to straight. It goes so shiny and seems to just do as I want with more ease as very curly hair likes to resist against going straight usually!
Now the price is around £24 for a bottle which I know sounds quite steep...HOWEVER I have had the same bottle for around 10 months and I use it every time I do my hair doing around 4 pumps per go and I wash my hair every other day. So even though at first it sounds pricey, it works incredibly and lasts forever which is better than a cheaper product that is not so effective and doesn't last half the time.
If you are struggling with dry ends and unruly hair this product is definitely worth a go! You will not want to use anything else!
What are your favourite products for hair? Let me know!


Launched by Martin in the 1970s, Sigma Guitars originated out of the need to produce acoustics at a much lower price. We always stock a good range of these great instruments both online and in our Glasgow shop. If you are buy mail order we will give the guitar a check and full pro setup before dispatch. Fast delivery to the UK mainland and beyond.
Looking almost identical to their Martin counterparts, Sigma were a reaction to numerous counterfeit instruments being produced in the Far East. Rather than trying to legally stop these counterfeit models being produced, Martin began do produce Sigma Guitars. Now owned by AMI in Germany, they continue to produce a large range of high spec, great value acoustic and electro acoustic guitars.


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The first shoots of controlled democracy are visible but still tiny
Middle East and AfricaFeb 10th 2005 edition
Beady eyes on the candidates
SOMETHING looks different about the Saudi capital. Perhaps it is the presence of random checkpoints and armed guards, a response to a two-year wave of terror attacks. Or maybe it is the sight of giant billboards featuring the faces of aspiring politicians. The election ads are especially unusual, and not only as an exuberant first inkling of democratisation in this absolute autocracy. Before last month, the country's religious police would have considered such publicly displayed images of the human face to be unIslamic "idols" that should be blotted out. They could be right: one candidate reports that a lady who liked his picture has been pestering him to take her on as a second wife.
Whatever the case, change is certainly in the air in Riyadh, a city of walls and veils. To many Saudis, it is change for the better, after a long drought. Take this week's elections. Like many Saudi reforms, it is easy to dismiss them as shallow. They are for only half the seats on town councils. Half the potential electorate—women—are not invited. Only a third of eligible men have registered to vote in the capital. So it is a sort of democracy—with king-sized training wheels.
Yet the Saudi public, sceptical at first, appears increasingly enthusiastic. Nearly 700 candidates are competing for just seven open seats in Riyadh, where the first of a series of staggered elections is taking place, through until late-April. The campaigns have quickly taken on a uniquely Saudi style. Many candidates have pitched bedouin-style tents; places to show hospitality, inform constituents, and entertain them with everything from rousing sermons by famous preachers to stockmarket tips. Others have gone high tech, posting websites and blitzing the city's mobile phones with text messages. The costliest campaigns are said to have swallowed upwards of a million dollars.
While most candidates promise traditional things, such as better rubbish collection and safer streets, others represent deeper political trends. One text message making the rounds suggests that the truly pious ought to vote for certain candidates. Liberals are fighting back, with one contestant, for instance, running on a platform of demanding the right for women to drive cars and, of course, to vote.
"What gives me most satisfaction", says Prince Mansour bin Mitaab, a professor with the job of organising the polls, "is that we now have Saudis in every town and province who know how to manage an election." The kingdom now has a system and a precedent for practising democracy.
The political spectacle is not the only thing boosting Saudi morale. Since the first big bombing in May 2003, more than 200 people have lost their lives to terrorism inside the kingdom. As recently as December, al-Qaeda cells attacked the American consulate in Jeddah. Yet the consensus now is that the government has gained the upper hand. The much-reduced western expatriate community is still fearful. But the slow-moving Saudi government has at last mobilised a massive and apparently effective campaign to stem the scourge.
Stringent security, including the arrest or killing of some 400-500 suspects, is only part of this. Other aspects include strict financial controls on Islamic charities, a ceaseless barrage of anti-extremist propaganda, and stark warnings to preachers to tone down the vitriol.
The Saudis have another reason to feel more confident. They are flush with cash. Three years ago the economy staggered under low oil prices, soaring joblessness and domestic debt. The past two years have steered it past such shoals. "Last year was simply the best in Saudi history," says Brad Bourland, the top economist at SAMBA, a big Saudi bank. Stock prices surged 86%. Oil exports rose by $30 billion.
Of course, all is not entirely well. The country's social and political mores remain stifling, especially for women. The official, Wahhabist religious establishment condemns terrorists not on the grounds that their hatred for infidels is wrong but because they have disobeyed their "rightful commanders" who grant those infidels protection inside the kingdom. Dissidents risk being jailed, fired from their jobs, or banned from travel. Reform is much discussed, it is true, and piecemeal action is taken. But as a long-time foreign resident remarks, "They talk the talk, but they walk the walk with an arthritic shuffle."
This article appeared in the Middle East and Africa section of the print edition under the headline "Shifting sands"
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GE Made a Real 3D-Printed Plane Engine and Here's a Gorgeous Look at It
It will power the upcoming Cessna Denali.
By Andrew Moseman
The printed plane engine has arrived.
This week GE released this great GIF of its 1,300-horsepower advanced turboprop (ATP) engine in which more than one-third of the components have been built through additive manufacturing, or 3D printing. The company is showing off its creation in real life at this week's big air show in Oshkosh, WI.
Additive manufacturing is responsible for the engine's power gearbox, as well as the combustion chamber at the heart of the compact design. GE claims its creation has a 16:1 overall pressure ratio (OPR) and burns 15 percent less fuel than previous designs.
GE says it will begin testing the engine later this year in advance of potential flight tests in 2018. The engine would go into the upcoming Cessna Denali, a 10-seater plane by Textron Aviation. And while it's cool that printing engine parts is now a reality, GE says novelty isn't the point:
The result of more than a decade of research and development, GE will produce parts of the engine through several processes pioneered by company, including direct metal laser melting. These techniques produce an engine with approximately 30 percent fewer parts than a conventional turboprop while reducing the number of steps and inspections involved in the engine's manufacture. The design also eliminates the risk of losses and leakages from joints — by eliminating the joints entirely.
Source: GE
Andrew Moseman Site Director Andrew's from Nebraska.
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March 19, 2015 - According to the National Air Traffic Controllers Association on any given day, more than 87,000 flights are in the skies in the United States. In 2014 there were 1.8 million lost luggage incidents which factors out to be 3.09 bags per 1,000 passengers. Although only 2% of luggage mishandled by airlines is forever lost or unclaimed, what happens to these bags once they are finally recovered?
In the December 2014/ January 2015 edition of Auctioneer, an article called Mile-High Merch discusses what a lot of us have wondered; what happens to our "lost stuff". The article is based in the Indianapolis International Airport where millions of people fly in and out of every year. Every 12-18 months all unclaimed items go to auction. Included in these auctions are phones that are left charging in wall outlets as travelers scramble to make their connections, jewelry, computers, tablets, gift cards and other high and low end merchandise. On some occasions "the auctions include old equipment the airport no longer needs, tools and machinery used on obsolete airplane parts, large equipment used in the hangars and old computer equipment accumulated over time". Because airlines are required to compensate passengers for reasonable expenses and losses to their property, once the traveler has accepted the compensation they have forfeited their rights to that luggage. Therefore these items can legally be sold to the public.
ABC News reported that dozens of these auctions happen at airports all over the country, with thousands of bags and millions of dollars at stake. Bidders can't open the unclaimed bags and have to rely on their instincts to place bets on what could be inside -- which could be anything from expensive jewelry or just laundry. Only after bidders win the bags do they get to open them and find out if they have hit the jackpot, or just got stuck with junk – one lucky bidder won a suitcase with 10,000 British pounds inside. For example, Miami International has made as much as $100,000 in a single auction and it's not just off lost luggage bags. They also auction off singular items in large groups, where bidders can take bets on bags of jewelry or electronics that have been left at TSA checkpoints, or entire cargo loads of discarded items. It seems that these auctions are rapidly evolving and becoming more popular. Check your local auction listings to see if there might be one of these scheduled near you.


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James V. Schaper
Pioneer Staff
BIG RAPIDS – James V. Schaper, 67, of Big Rapids, passed away on Thursday, May 15, 2014, at Spectrum Health Big Rapids Hospital.
He was born on Jan. 3, 1947, in Saginaw, the son of William and Mary (Smith) Schaper, and graduated from Saginaw Douglas McArthur High School in 1965. From 1968 to 1972, Jim served with the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War aboard the U.S.S. Constellation.
On June 1, 1974, Jim married Marlene Lobdell, and they lived in Midland until moving to Big Rapids in 1997. For more than 35 years, Jim worked as a customer service technician for the Xerox Corporation until retirement. He was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Big Rapids. Jim also was an Eagle Scout, and served as Scoutmaster as well. He also loved to sail, and enjoyed model trains and sailboats.
Jim is survived by his wife, Marlene; two children, Karen (Jake) Ripke, of Big Rapids, Mike (Dee) Schaper, of Sterling; two grandchildren, Trent and Alexis Schaper; two sisters, Lynne Johnson, of Ann Arbor, and Nancy Schaper, of Chicago; his brother Bill (Carol), of Chelsea; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be noon on Monday, May 19, 2014, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, with Pastor John Bookshaw officiating. Burial will be in the Hersey Village Cemetery.
Jim's family will greet friends from 10 a.m. until time of service on Monday. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Peter's Lutheran Church or the American Diabetes Association of Michigan.
Arrangements are entrusted to the Mohnke Funeral Home in Big Rapids. Share a memory or express condolences at mohnkefuneralhome.com.


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Die Ibanez Ghostrider ist eine E-Gitarren-Serie des japanischen Herstellers Ibanez. Die Serie besteht aus drei Modellen und ist ein Abkömmling der bekannten Ibanez Artist-Modelle der 1970er Jahre. Produziert wurden sie zwischen 1994 und 1996. Die Ghostrider hat jedoch einen schmaleren, leichteren Korpus aus Erlenholz. Der Hals des Modells hat die gleiche Länge wie die Gitarrenhälse der Artist-Serie, ist jedoch etwas flacher. Die Mensur der Ghostrider misst 24,75 Zoll. Alle Modelle der Reihe sind mit zwei elektromagnetischen Tonabnehmern ausgestattet.

Modelle

GR320
Der Korpus der GR320 hat eine flache Decke und weist Konturen auf Vorder- und Rückseite auf. Der leistungsstärkere der beiden doppelspuligen Tonabnehmer (englisch: ) ist am Steg des Modells eingebaut. Dies führt zusammen mit dem eingeleimten Hals zu einem druckvollen, abgerundeten Klang. Das Modell hat je einen Korpuseinschnitt auf beiden Seiten des Halses (engl.: Cutaways), ein Griffbrett aus Palisander mit 22 Bünden und eingelegten Bundmarkierern in Punktform. Die Elektronik besteht aus zwei Potentiometern mit Drehknöpfen – Lautstärkeregler und Klangregler – einem Kippschalter für die Tonabnehmer und einer Buchse für den Klinkenstecker eines Gitarrenkabels.

GR520
Die geschnitzte Decke der GR520 führt zu mehr Brillanz des Tons. Des Weiteren hat das Modell im Griffbrett rechteckige Intarsien (engl.: Block inlays) und eine Sunburst-Korpuslackierung. Die GR520 hat dieselbe Elektronik wie die GR320.

GR220
Das Modell GR220 hat zwei Tonabnehmer in Einzelspulenbauweise (engl.: Single Coil) des Typs P-90.

Literatur
 Tony Bacon: Totally guitar. The definite guide. Beatback Books, London 2004, ISBN 1-871547-81-4.
 Anonym: Ibanez. Instrumente, Musiker, Geschichten, Kult. MM-Verlag, Köln 2009 (Gitarre & Bass / Spezial).

Weblinks
 Die Ibanez Ghostrider auf guitar-list.com (englisch; abgerufen am 22. Oktober 2012)

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Farm, Garden & Outdoors calendar published Jan. 23, 2021
Events and classes scheduled in the outdoors, gardening and farming. Submit your event at news@wctrib.com by noon on Tuesday.
By Donna Middleton
Eagle Lake fishing derby: Jan. 23, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., on Eagle Lake, north of Willmar. Entry is $10 for adults, $5 for kids under 16. Check in at the public access or at Sunray Cafe. Fish anywhere on the lake, can use shelters and houses, moving around the lake is permitted. All fish must be checked in by 3 p.m. The fundraiser for cancer is in memory of Ron Shimek. Bad weather date is Feb. 13.
Prairie Sportsman: 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 24, and repeats at 12:30 p.m. Monday and 7:30 p.m. Saturday on Pioneer PBS. Join host Bret Amundson for "Outdoors with Ray Ruiz." Enjoy fishing at Bde Maka Ska in Minneapolis with Ray Ruiz, who introduces Latino people to outdoor sports; go on a dove hunt on a hemp field near Blue Earth; and learn how to cook with "hempura."
Prairie Sportsman: 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 31, and repeats at 12:30 p.m. Monday and 7:30 p.m. Saturday on Pioneer PBS. Join host Bret Amundson for "Diving Deep and Eating Insects." Explore mine pit lakes, growing and eating insects and backyard pocket prairie kits.
Prairie Yard and Garden: 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, and repeats 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Monday on Pioneer PBS. Host Mary Holm visits with Gary Johnson from the University of Minnesota who explains how to prune different varieties of shrubs correctly.
Ag to Energy – Biofuels Workshop: Jan. 27, 7:30 to 9 a.m., free, online. Kandiyohi County and City of Willmar Economic Development Commission workshop with Jamey Cline, business development director at Christianson PLLP and an involved advocate for the renewable fuels industry. Cline will speak on the interaction of the agriculture and renewable fuels industries. Register at christiansoncpa.com .
Women renting it out right: Jan. 29, 1:30 to 4 p.m., free, online, register at upcoming events on the Land Stewardship Project website at landstewardshipproject.org . Women face unique challenges when navigating the agricultural world, either as farmers or as landowners. This workshop is a woman-only space to share experiences and ask questions in a supportive environment.
Women in Ag Network Conference: Feb. 3, 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., online. Cost is $35, students are $15, register at z.umn.edu/WAGN2021ConferenceReg . Theme is "Building Bridges, Cultivating Connections" with keynote speaker Michele Payn and three breakout tracks and closing panel discussion.
Farm safety webinar series: Four Thursdays, 11 a.m., free, choose any or all to attend. Register in advance at z.umn.edu/FarmSafetyWebinars , presented by Emily Krekelberg, University of Minnesota Extension, and Angie Johnson, North Dakota State University Extension. Feb. 4 will be tractor and equipment safety, Feb. 18 is youth farm safety, March 4 is livestock safety and March 18 is mental health.
Multi-generation farm transition planning: Thursday, Feb. 4, 11, 18 and 25, noon to 1 p.m., free, online. The University of Minnesota Extension and the Minnesota State system have partnered to offer hands-on farm transition education focused on multi-generation farm businesses. An emphasis of the sessions is how to transfer both the "financial business" and how to transfer the "management and responsibility" of the farm business. The retiring generation and incoming generation should attend the sessions together, including spouses, partners and other relevant parties. The instructors will be Jim Molenaar, Farm Business Management instructor at St. Cloud Technical and Community College, and Extension educators Megan Roberts and Amber Roberts. Advance registration is required at extension.umn.edu/event/multi-generation-farm-transition-planning .
Sustainable Farming Association: Feb. 8-13, annual conference. Dozen sessions held throughout the week and concluding with Minnesota Department of Agriculture Commissioner Thom Petersen speaking on initiatives and challenges in expanding processing opportunities laid bare by COVID-19. To close the conference, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison will be interviewed by the association's executive director Theresa Keaveny on the state's response to meatpacker concentration and antitrust enforcement. Association members may register for free and nonmembers for $40 on the website at sfa-mn.org/conference .
Hemp forum: Feb. 10-11, noon to 4 p.m., free, online, register at www.mda.state.mn.us/hempforum . Minnesota Department of Agriculture forum for anyone interested in hemp and hemp production, federal and state regulations, plant breeding and agronomy, and market opportunities. This will be the first time Minnesota's program will operate under a new state plan that was federally approved in July that governs production and regulation.
Soil Health Field Day: Feb. 16, 1 to 4 p.m., online, free, register at upcoming events on the Land Stewardship Project website at landstewardshipproject.org . Soil health experts Jay Fuhrer and Jon Stika will talk about why soil health matters and how you can assess soil health on your farm and how to incorporate soil health into practices. Hear information and data from planting cash crops into green cover crops (planting green) and grazing perennial/annual covers at Menoken Farm.
Related Topics: HOME AND GARDENGARDENINGFARMINGNORTHLAND OUTDOORSHOME AND GARDENAGRICULTURE
Donna Middleton started working at the West Central Tribune in 1975 and has been the news assistant since 1992. She compiles the arts, health, farm and community page calendars, as well as rewrites and works on the special sections.
She can be contacted at dmiddleton@wctrib.com or phone 320-214-4341.
Church Calendar published Jan. 28, 2023
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O Torneio Internacional Afro-Brasileiro foi uma competição de futebol de caráter amistoso, realizada na cidade de Curitiba, em 1974. Participaram dois clubes brasileiros (Atlético Paranaense e Colorado) e duas seleções africanas (Uganda e Tanzânia).

Após derrotar a seleção da Uganda por 7 a 2, o Atlético Paranaense sagrou-se campeão da competição, ao vencer o Colorado, na decisão, por 2x1.

Competições oficiosas internacionais de futebol
Torneios amistosos de futebol do Brasil
1974 no futebol


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Myocardialis infarctus utáni szekunder prevenció.
: Secondary prevention after myocardial infarction
I. Czuriga
The management of acute myocardial infarction has been revolutionized in the past decade. Advances in pharmacological and mechanical reperfusion therapy have improved the survival of patients who experience myocardial infarction. Although revascularisation techniques have been shown to reduce infarct size and in-hospital mortality, patients recovering from myocardial infarction are still at increased risk for reinfarction, congestive heart failure, and sudden death. Despite impressive technological advances, lifestyle modification and pharmacological interventions remain the key components of secondary prevention after myocardial infarction. Although the concept of secondary prevention of reinfarction and death has been investigated vigorously for several decades, preventive therapy has been seriously underused by physicians. The aim of this paper is to provide a comprehensive, evidence-based overview of secondary prevention postmyocardial infarction clinical trials, in the hope of improving the utilization of effective therapies in patients with coronary heart disease.
Orvosi Hetilap
Secondary Prevention
Hospital Mortality
Reperfusion
Czuriga, I. (2002). Myocardialis infarctus utáni szekunder prevenció. Orvosi Hetilap, 143(37), 2117-2128.
Myocardialis infarctus utáni szekunder prevenció. / Czuriga, I.
In: Orvosi Hetilap, Vol. 143, No. 37, 15.09.2002, p. 2117-2128.
Czuriga, I 2002, 'Myocardialis infarctus utáni szekunder prevenció.', Orvosi Hetilap, vol. 143, no. 37, pp. 2117-2128.
Czuriga I. Myocardialis infarctus utáni szekunder prevenció. Orvosi Hetilap. 2002 Sep 15;143(37):2117-2128.
Czuriga, I. / Myocardialis infarctus utáni szekunder prevenció. In: Orvosi Hetilap. 2002 ; Vol. 143, No. 37. pp. 2117-2128.
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Students at Ivanhoe Grammar School enjoy the opportunities and rewards that being a member of the School brings. It is subsequently expected that Students will uphold the ethos of the School within and without and in all Social Media interactions. Students will not act in such a way that the image of the School is brought into disrepute nor in a way that harms members of the School community. Social Media can be, when appropriate, an effective educative and social tool and is commonly used by the Ivanhoe community to express their views, comments, ideas and criticism on a whole range of issues. Ivanhoe Grammar School expects Students to use Social Media in a respectful and responsible manner. Social Media should not be used to insult, present offensive or inappropriate content or to misrepresent the School or any member of the School community.
The purpose of this Policy is to set standards of behaviour for the use of Social Media that are consistent with the broader values and expectations of the Ivanhoe community.
Social Media – refers to all social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Formspring, YouTube and MySpace, MSN, Stumbleupon and includes email and mobile devices
This Policy applies to Students of Ivanhoe Grammar School,
Students are expected to show respect to others, including members of the School community. Students are also expected to give due respect to the reputation and good name of the School.
When using Social Media, Students are expected to ensure that they:
Respect the rights and confidentiality of others;
Do not impersonate or falsely represent another person;
Do not bully, intimidate, abuse, harass or threaten others;
Do not make defamatory comments;
Do not use offensive or threatening language or resort to personal abuse towards each other or members of the Ivanhoe Community;
Do not post content that is hateful, threatening, pornographic or incites violence against others;
Do not harm the reputation and good standing of Ivanhoe Grammar School or those within its community;
Do not film, photograph or record members of the School community without express permission of the School or use film, photographs or recordings without express permission of the above.
BREACH OF THIS POLICY
A breach of this policy may also involve a breach of other Ivanhoe Grammar School policies, and should be read in conjunction with the:
The Healthy Schools Policy – Bullying and Harassment and Cyberbullying;
Student Code of Conduct;
Acceptable Use Policy;
Mobile Device Policy;
The Student Social Media Code of Ethics (currently in the drafting process).
A breach of this policy will be considered by the Principal or his Delegate, such as Heads of Campus, or their Delegates and will be dealt with on a case by case basis.
All reports of cyber bullying and other technology misuses will be investigated fully and may result in a notification to Police where the School is obliged to do so. Sanctions may include, but are not limited to, the loss of computer privileges, detention, suspension, or expulsion from the School. Students and Parents must be aware that in certain circumstances where a crime has been committed, they may be subject to a criminal investigation by Police over which the School will have no control.


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Benjamin John "Ben" Whishawis an English actor. He is known for his stage role as Hamlet; his roles in the television series Nathan Barley, Criminal Justice, The Hour and London Spy; and film roles including Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, I'm Not There, Bright Star, Brideshead Revisited, Cloud Atlas, The Lobster, Suffragetteand The Danish Girl. He has also played the role of Q in the James Bond films starting with Skyfall, and was the voice of Paddington Bear in... (wikipedia)
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I think I have a degree of confidence, but I also have terrible insecurity, like anybody does.
Criminals Quotes
The criminal justice system, like any system designed by human beings, clearly has its flaws.
Good Life Quotes
I reckon domesticated cats have a pretty good life.
The most amazing thing is when you find yourself watching someone in the cafe or something doing something weird. It's amazing what people do, isn't it, when you just look at them, when you take the time to look.
Winning Quotes
I don't have any ambition to make lots of money or win an Oscar or anything like that. It's not about that for me.
I'm not tortured and neurasthenic - I'm really not.
Capacity Quotes
The thing I love most about acting is that your capacity evolves as you evolve as a human being.
I'm really hopeless with technology - I don't even have a computer.
I used to collect knick-knacks, like wizards, trolls and little buddhas, and arrange them like precious things on a shelf.
Human Nature Quotes
Filmmakers tell stories to explore human nature, which is always a flawed thing.
Choices Quotes
Your one certainty in life, your power as a human being, is that you have a choice in every situation about what you do next and about how you take what has happened to you.
I don't think anyone can walk through the world in a state of vulnerability all the time, can they?
Excited Quotes
I love films. I love music. I love poetry and stories. All of that I feel... I sort of get very excited and fed by.
I love taking on other people's words. They are much more interesting to me than my own.
I wish that the arts were better supported, and you can't say that enough times, but I also believe that whatever happens, artists will keep going.
We are so mired in the complexity of our reactions to other people that when you come across someone who is asocial, there is a simplicity that is refreshing.
I think the sensation of being moved by a piece of art is something that is really good for a person's soul.
Be Good Quotes
It's fun to pretend you're good at something you know you wouldn't be good at in real life.
My # intuition comes up with better stuff than my head, I think.
I think that sometimes in theater, I don't prepare much beyond going to the rehearsals.
I don't think I am especially interested in celebrities, but I love talking about what is going on with people and why they do what they do.
I've gone on workout regimes, but I seem to have a system that is very resistant to changing.
The End Of The Day Quotes
The thing about acting is that it's fairly random. At the end of the day you take what drifts past you or what's given to you.
Bigs Quotes
What I notice about people who are gifted in filmmaking is that they're great thinkers. They engage with big ideas and they engage with people.
Country Quotes
Even today, England is a very repressed, repressive country, and there's pressure to be kind of a certain way, so people do things that ultimately make them sad.
Say Anything Quotes
I find it really hard to say anything coherent or interesting about the work I do.
Slides Quotes
One of the things I find very difficult about theatre is the repetition - that something can slide away from your original intentions.
Preparation Quotes
In film, I find it very useful always to do some preparation before you start rehearsals or start shooting, because there's so much that's against you on a film set.
Actors Quotes
Keats himself spoke about how Shakespeare was capable of erasing himself completely from the characters he had created. As an actor, that is what I'm trying to do.
Things I Love Quotes
The thing I love about acting is that you can bring something very personal into the open and at the same time remain hidden because you're always playing a character in a story that someone else has imagined. You're always protected.
Firsts Quotes
My favorite Bond films are the really early ones, the first ones in fact, like 'Dr. No' and 'From Russia with Love.'
Levels Quotes
For me, it's important to keep a level of anonymity,
Two Sides Quotes
I am a typical Libran. I tend to see two sides of everything.
Streets Quotes
I do get stopped on the street, although rarely. And they always have something lovely to say.
I find it weird that people want to know about you.
Character Quotes
I love the characters I've had the opportunity to play.
I think being very thin has had a lot to do with how I've been cast.
I was quite a shy child - not chronically, but I tended to blend into the background.
Stills Quotes
I would have loved to have been a painter or a sculptor. I'm still fascinated by those things.
I'd like to have a go at directing.
Auditions Quotes
When I finished my A-levels, I assumed I'd be able to get work as an actor. But I couldn't. I didn't get an audition. Nothing. So I thought I'd better train and then the parts would come.
Music Love Quotes
I love films. I love music. I love poetry and stories. All of that I feel I sort of get very excited and fed by.
Looks Quotes
When you have a character to work with, you carry them around in a strange way - they make you look at the world in a different way.
I always feel I am in the dark. You are never finished… it is not as if you can look back and think: ah… I know what I am talking about. You are only as good as your last job and are always struggling and striving and you never quite get to where you want to be…
Eye Quotes
As an actor, you have total rights to privacy and mystery, whatever your sexuality, whatever you do. I don't see why that has to be something you discuss openly because you do something in the public eye. I have no understanding of why we turn actors into celebrities.
I don't think that actors are necessarily any more uncomfortable in their skin than anyone else. I suppose I feel more comfortable in my skin now, but you're always playing a character, aren't you? You tell different versions of yourself to different people and vice versa. Here, or in the photo shoot or wherever, it's a representation of you. It's not you-you. That's how you get through it.
Couple Quotes
I've been out to LA a couple of times but, over there, the Grenouille in me always comes to the surface. I feel completely terrified, totally flummoxed, like I don't understand what the hell is going on. I've no desire at all to go back there.
Trying Quotes
I can be shy, but I'm not really. I try to be better at overcoming these things people have said.
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Chicken is one of the most usual consumed meat in the whole world. It is easy to get, easy to make and has immense nutritional value. It is one of the biggest source of protein in our body. Chicken protein is very important for all the fitness enthusiasts out there. Protein helps in building and maintaining muscles, losing fat and being healthy. Gym freaks consume chicken twice or more every day. Chicken meat comes in various forms such as chicken breast, thigh, leg, wings and so on. The amount of protein, fat and carbs in them are different too for different purposes. In todays post we will discuss about the quantity of protein in chicken breast (1).
Thus, we can observe that more or less with or without skin and bone, the nutrient values are somewhat the same but the skin and bone slightly increases the fat or calorie value of the chicken and a few other nutrients too. The protein value decreases by 1 gram with the skin and bone. But this is pretty obvious that chicken meat is really rich in protein than fat. Also, chicken breast is the only part of the chicken that has the most amount of protein value, followed by chicken wings which has 30 grams of protein. So, chicken breast is really popular amongst the body builder as it has high protein value and less carbs, which means more muscles without the worry of getting unfit or fat.
As we have learnt, chicken breast contains the maximum amount of protein than all the other parts per 100 grams. Thus, chicken breast is commonly consumed by the fitness freaks who wants to build more muscles without worrying about eating too much. Chicken breast is very useful for those who are trying to cut some weight as it has the least amount of carbs and most amount of protein. Maintaining the calorie intake is necessary for all the body builders, so chicken breast is really important for them. So, if you are trying to get lean, chicken breast which is a good source of omega-3, is perfect for you.
A bodybuilder without protein is like a zoo without animals. It is pointless.
Chicken meat contains all the important aminos but not to forget, it contains creatine. Most protein sources cannot supply with creatine but chicken breast do thus it is really beneficial.
There are a lot of benefits of chicken breast protein or chicken protein in general. Chicken has a lot of nutritional value as well as health benefits. Protein in our body plays a crucial role in our daily diet. It contains and is made up of amino acids which helps in the construction of blocks of our muscles. The necessary amount of protein requirement on a daily basis is around 1 gram per 1 kg of our body weight which is 0.4 g of protein per pound of our body weight. But for bodybuilders and athletes, it is around 0.6 g to 0.9 g per pound because muscle building is their number one priority.
There are a few other foods that has more protein amount in it than chicken. There are lot of protein-rich foods but these are the most important of them. Since they are rich in protein, all of these items are healthy.
Tofu, which is also called bean curd is a food item that is made by coagulating soy milk and then squeezing the resultant curd into soft white square like blocks. It is used in sweet and savoury dishes. Tofu has low calorie count and has a large amount of protein in it. It is also high in calcium, iron. Tofu helps in losing weight and it also stabilises the blood flow through our arteries. It is used to strengthen bones and lose weight. Thus, Tofu is one of the biggest sources of protein.
Cottage cheese is cheese which has low calorie with a slightly mild flavour. It is gradually becoming famous as it contains a huge amount of protein and really low calorie and not to forget, it is something that everyone loves. Cheese!
Like a lot of animal foods, shrimp has quite a good amount of protein in it and can replace any meat or poultry animal as a source of protein in your daily diet. Shrimp has all the important amino acids which is needed for keeping and maintaining a healthy lifestyle and thus, it is a source of high-quality protein and it also supplies with other nutrients too. The protein contain in the shrimp varies from preparation to preparations.
Low priced dry lentils are a 100% effective way to increase your protein intake in your diet. It also shoots up fibre intake, and a range of important minerals. Lentils do not require to be soaked before consuming or cooking, like other dried beans. For a protein rich lunch you can have lentils with chicken breast and a few chopped vegetables and some garnishing. Lentils are another good source of protein and also, it is under a vegetable, so all the vegans can have it to increase their protein count in their body.
This is probably the best protein source. Inexpensive, easy to get and tasty, this meaty fish of the sea is a huge source of protein and other important nutrients too. Canned tuna has almost 40g of protein per can. It has a good amount of Vitamin B too, along with antioxidant selenium which makes tuna a really good nutrition choice of food. So if you do not like chicken or meat or even veggies, you can go for fish for that muscle power and weight loss.
Greek yogurt has become really popular these days as it contains almost twice the amount of protein than other yogurts. It is rich in calcium and protein, which means it helps in bone building as well as muscle building, thus, it comes with a full package of nutrition value. Greek Yogurt helps your sugar level and your weight in check. Greek Yogurt is made by straining the whey out of the yogurt which gives you a thick consistency than unstrained yogurt.
Proteins are a great source of protein as it contains Omega- 3, iron, zinc and Vitamin E. They are extremely low in fat and calorie, and rich in protein. Though prawns can be a little expensive but it is worth it. Prawns contain approximately the same amount of protein in chicken per 100 grams.
Under all the aspects of whole grains, quinoa which comes from South America which is basically a seed, is rare in its family of seeds as it contains quite a large amount of amino acids, which means that it is a complete package of muscle-building protein. Toasting quinoa in a saucepan before putting it in shimmering water, gives it a natural nutty flavour. Quinoa is an excellent plant-based proteins for all the vegans out there. Out of all the plant foods, quinoa is the most high quality nutrition value one.
Salmon is another meaty fish from the sea that has high nutritional value. It has that fat diminishing Omega-3 fatty acid as well as high protein value too. It contains all the amino acid that you need to grow, repair and develop your muscles. This is an excellent source of protein for people who have poor digestive system, as it can be easily digested and is good for sick people. Salmon also reduces the risk of heart diseases.
This is probably the tastiest protein source of all time. Who does not like smoothies? From adult to kids, smoothies are always amongst our favourites. You can level up your protein score in your diet game by the protein shakes by mixing whey protein powder or casein and make a smoothie and add fruits for vitamin content and flavour. Premade smoothie can also be purchased but before buying make sure it has the all the protein rich ingredients in them and not just fruit. You can also make a vegan smoothie or plant based protein smoothie by mixing rice protein and pea protein.
Thus, chicken will be a great addition to your diet as it is a highly nutrition food product with a high amount of protein that helps your body to lose weight and gain muscle. Protein is extremely necessary in your body to strengthen your core muscles and bone density. Chicken breast and thigh are the two main important parts of the chicken that has a high amount of protein contain in it.
Other than that, there are other food items too that has high amount of protein in them. Overall, protein is important for your body for a long of things other than muscle building and losing weight, it helps to fight against diseases, it helps in blood circulation in your arteries and so on.
Therefore, have a healthy and happy lifestyle with the perfect intake of protein.


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The Prison Experience: Special Issues of Women in Prison
by Morash, Merry
Edition: Complete Numbers Sta
Publisher: Waveland Pr Inc
Confined to an institution and further burdened by patriarchal assumptions and stereotypes, incarcerated women struggle to retain a sense of self-worth... Read more
for themselves and often for their children. Scholarship on the subject typically has either ignored or trivialized the role of gender as an organizing feature of society. The result is a lack of emphasis on the role played by gender in the lives of women in a correctional setting. In this theoretically informed and empirically grounded textbook, Morash and Schram explain the realities of prison life for women from a feminist perspective. The hope for reform begins with an informed public so that a system premised on deterrence and punishment can also offer opportunities for rehabilitation.
Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction
Criminology, 7th Edition
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
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Q: Microsoft Excel - Restrict cell value to percentage I've been able to restrict the value of cells to drop down values, whole numbers, dates, etc.  I'm trying to restrict the value of cells to a percentage.  I don't see percentage as a value for 'Data Validation'.
Is there a way to restrict the entry of a value of a cell to a number percentage?  For example, I want the user to only be able to enter a number.  When that number is entered it's shown as a percentage.

A: Your problem can easily solved by using Data Validation command, as suggested by ERIC & Blackwood also in comments above.
I'm assuming input cell are A1:A10.

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*Click the Data Validation command.

*Pick Custom.

*And apply this Formula: =isnumber(A1:A10).

*Select Range A1:A10 and in HOME Tab click Cell Format.

*In Number Category click Percentage.

*Set the Decimal to Zero and finish with OK.

# Suppose you enter 12 in Cell A1 then it will look like 12%.


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Learn About our Roots
by Staff | May 10, 2015 | Blog, Featured
In 2016, Homebound Publications will celebrate its 5th anniversary. I speak for the entire staff when I say it is both exciting and surreal to realize that 5 years have passed since we published our very first title. It's gratifying to see so many of our readers support our authors and indeed the press itself. Countless readers have given their time, energy, and financial support to help widen the reach of our titles. The tireless efforts of our staff, many of whom work over 100 hours a week, have taken Homebound Publications from a small start-up to a burgeoning voice in independent publishing. Looking back, it's hard to believe that Homebound Publications began as nothing more than an idea my twenty-year-old self scribbled down in a notebook. Looking ahead to the coming years, I try to visualize where we might be, and the possibilities exceed anything my younger self could have hoped for.
In the biggest expansion in our press' history, we've recently combined forces with our "sibling" Hiraeth Press. Hiraeth will now be an official imprint of Homebound Publications. Hiraeth Press will be celebrating it's 10th anniversary in 2016, having published environmental-focused poetry and nonfiction since 2006. In this new era, Hiraeth Press will primarily publish nonfiction books exploring themes of conservation, rewilding, place-based narratives, natural history, and contemplative ecology. Hiraeth accepts submissions that range from meditations on nature to well-researched yet accessible nonfiction titles. Broadly, Hiraeth Press is interested in books that bring together science and poetry, bridging the gap between knowing the earth and knowing the self.
Following the success of our audiobooks, we've established Homebound Publications Audio Editions. Through this division, we will continue to offer select titles from our library in audiobook via platforms such as iTunes, Audible, and Amazon. This decision comes in the wake of receiving several messages from our vision-impaired readers telling us how grateful they are that we take the time to release our titles in such formats.
In addition, we've also founded a new imprint: Owl House Books. This imprint is devoted to literature that can be enjoyed by all ages. Myth has haunted and shaped us since the dawn of language, giving wing and fleshy form to the archetypes of our imagination. As our past was spent around the fire listening to myths and the sounds of the night, so were our childhoods spent getting lost in the tangled branches of fables. Through our titles at Owl House Books, we hope to return to these storytelling roots.
Finally, in an effort to create a well-rounded vision, we've established an Advisory Board to help guide the growth of Homebound Publications and its divisions. As we bring together this creative circle of writers, artists, students, and activists and welcome them into our house, I feel as though we are ready for the next leap in growth. Meet our circle:
L.M. Browning
Award-winning Author and Founder of Homebound Publications and Owl House Books
Jason Kirkey
Award-winning Author and Founder of Hiraeth Press
Andrew J. Long
Co-Founder of Homebound Publications
Jennifer MacCormack,
Associate Editor for Hiraeth Press' Written River; also a poet and research psychologist
J.K. McDowell
Author and artist
Theodore Richards
Award-winning author and Founder of The Chicago Wisdom Project
Francesca G. Varela
Award-winning author
To all of you, thank you for your continued support. We look forward to the years ahead and hope you will be a part of our next chapter!
With Gratitude
L.M. Browning, Founder, Homebound Publications


Dolores M. Santopietro (nee Galeotti), of Warminster, passed away on Friday, April 12, 2019. She was 87.
Dolores worked as a saleswoman at the Sears stores in Abington and Willow Grove for over 40 years.
Dolores is survived by her daughter, Linda Clark (Joe). She was predeceased by a daughter, Dolores.
Relatives and friends will be received by her family on Saturday, April 27, 2019 after 10:00 am until the time of her memorial service at 11:00 am in Schneider Funeral Home, 431 N. York Road, Hatboro. Her interment will be held privately. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.
There's still time to send flowers to the Visitation at the Schneider Funeral Home from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM on April 27, 2019.


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