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Hounslow is the principal town in London's Harrow Borough, located 11 miles west south-west of London's centre. It has many amenities including the Treaty Shopping Centre, a large shopping area, and is just four miles from Heathrow Airport, a major employer in the area. Hounslow Heath is a local nature reserve and places to visit include Bedfont Lakes Country Park, in Clockhouse Lane, which hosts a plethora of outdoor activities and Hounslow Urban Farm, found on Faggs Road, which is great for younger children. New London College can be found on the Staines Road which specialises in IT.
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By road, the M4 links Hounslow to the motorway network. Hounslow has three stations on the tube network on the Picadilly Line (Hounslow East, Hounslow Central and Hounslow West) and Hounslow Railway Station links the town to London Waterloo and other local urban areas such as Staines, Egham and Mortlake.
Distance to Airports from Hounslow
Heathrow 4.3 miles
Stansted 66.8 miles
Gatwick 41.7 miles
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Middlesex is a county located in south east of England, however many parts of Middlesex are now commonly known as part of Greater London, with small sections in neighbouring counties.
Strictly speaking Middlesex as a concept is only kept in existence by many people continuing to name it as a county on postal addresses and other contributors such as Middlesex County Cricket Club, whose home ground is at Lord's in St John's Wood, just outside Central London. It is still loved despite it not having any form of administrative function etc.
People hearing about Middlesex assume it was/is a large county because of the amount of Greater London territory (West and North London and Westminster, with the Thames as its southern boundary) which lies within its borders. It is actually the second smallest county in the UK. Middlesex was established in the Anglo-Saxon system from the territory of the Middle Saxons. The largely low-lying county's soil is dominated by clay in its north and alluvium on gravel in its south.
Middlesex contains locations as diverse as Teddington (where the tidal Thames normally finishes), Enfield, Notting Hill, Ickenham, Ealing (where the famous film studios which produced so much early film comedy still exists), Hampstead and Southall.
There are a number of affordable housing schemes in Hounslow to help make buying a property achievable. The work is more complex and we have specialist conveyancing solicitors to handle the following:
Shared Ownership Solicitors Hounslow
Help to Buy Solicitors Hounslow - The local Help to Buy Agent for Hounslow is Help to Buy Midlands and London (click to go to website) and their contact details are:
Help to Buy London,
Aldwyck Housing Group,
6 Houghton Hall Business Park,
Porz Avenue,
Houghton Regis,
Bedfordshire,
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Email: helptobuy@aldwyck.co.uk
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Property Solicitors Hounslow
Our property solicitors Hounslow have successfully completed numerous conveyancing transactions from start to finish so whether your matter is a comparatively simple purchase for a property in Hounslow or, for example, a Sale and Purchase involving a shared ownership property with a Deed of Trust being executed simultaneously, you can rest assured that by choosing us you are in the right hands.
Hounslow Property Prices
Average property price in Hounslow £340,694
% Change compared to last year 13%
Population of Hounslow 253,957
Conveyancing Solicitors in and around Hounslow
Our Hounslow conveyancing solicitors can help you with your conveyance locally or in any of the surrounding areas including Isleworth, Feltham, Osterley, Brentford, Hatton Cross, Twickenham and Whitton.
Recently completed properties in Hounslow:
Dewhurst Court, Inverness Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 3LJ
Bulstrode Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 3AL
Connaught Avenue, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW4 5BN
Ellerdine Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 2PN
Dalebury Place, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW5 0DA
The Assembly Hounslow Town (flats) – Pears Road, Hounslow.
Developed by Countryside Partnerships South West; Help to Buy available.
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Our Hounslow Conveyancing Solicitors have years of experience helping clients with their conveyance in Hounslow and have close connections with London Borough of Hounslow Council to ensure we can get conveyancing searches returned as quickly as possible.
Hounslow Conveyancing Solicitor fees dramatically vary depending on whether you approach an online conveyancing solicitor, a high street conveyancer or housing solicitors introduced by your estate agent.
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Lola has been aged around 1-2 years old. She was fully of energy when she came out for her photo's, as soon as she had her lead on she was straight out of her kennel to investigate.
Once in the vet room she headed straight for the snorting pig toy and was ecstatic when she realised it made noises. she spent the first 10 minutes running around the vets room with it and had us in hysterics!
She did play swap for a little bit with another toy, but she soon decided that Mr pig was the better toy and carried it around with her like a treasured possession.
Yes please I would love a cuddle aunty Cheryl, but I'm keeping Mr Pig!
But then it was straight back to playing with her toys!
I took the lovely Lola for a nice stroll this morning, I'm sure she enjoys her walks so much more wearing her new harness, she seems so much more relaxed and barely pulls at all. Lola loves nothing more than stopping to have a good sniff around, and she literally has her nose on overtime for the whole walk, I swear she'd be a fab sniffer dog!! We took a stop by the river and lola was very interested in what may be happening on the river.
She was very very interested in the passing duck and swan!
Lola is just the most gorgeous affectionate girl, she's got a whole lot of love to give, this was evident when she had some time in the office on our return to the home. Lola just loved loved loved being around people, moving from one to another to get some back scratches and belly rubs in between throwing her teddy around playing. She was also very good at greeting the customers with her huge smile at the window! Someone must want a lola in their life? If you do you'll definitely be rewarded with lots of love and kisses for years to come!
And while she's like this I can't help give her belly a big rub, which she just lays there and loves!!
Lola is another at the home that I really don't understand why she isn't generating any interest. She has got endless amounts of love and affection to dish out to that one person that is going to give this big beauty a chance. Please stop by kennel 40 and say hello, you'll always get a big greeting from Lola.
Well didn't this girl have quite the adventure with Jo & Charlotte on Saturday!
Lola hopped off to visit another volunteer in her brand new flat..!!!
Then she tried the bed!!!!!
Jo couldn't speak more highly of how well behaved Lola was in a home, she didn't put a paw wrong, was really calm and was fine to be off lead the whole time - amazing.
How would you like to be greeted by this face everyday??
Change of tactics! Lola plays hard to get. The way to get a man's attention is to ignore him!
That worked! Troy: C'mon then girl, get your coat, you've pulled!
Lola is *a little* excited!
er Lola, spit that pink ball out of your mouth!
Lola has found a home!!!
We're so very happy for you sweetheart, you absolutely deserve a great home, after 7 months waiting for someone to love you.
We were absolutely heartbroken to hear that Lola has, through absolutely no fault of her own, been returned to CDH.
The staff do everything possible to ensure that our dogs are rehomed to suitable applicants, but unfortunately sometimes things are not quite what they seem. Lola was a little traumatised when she was first returned to the Home, but over the last few weeks she has settled back in to her old routine, and is back to her playful and loving self, the Lola as have come to know and love so well.
She has put on a little weight since she left us, but was clearly not getting the exercise she needed, so come on walkers - make sure she's top of your list! Lola needs a little help with her New Year's resolution to shift a couple of those extra pounds!
When Lola was first returned I just couldn't believe she was back, but it did give Michele and I the chance to have a cwtch. Lola is still the happy most loving dog despite what she has been through. She seemed as happy as we were for a cuddle and all she wanted to do was hold on tight bless her. She wasn't trying to smother us in kisses, just wanted a good bear hug and she did have a good grip around my neck. I won't complain though, I just love spending time with Lola!
I'm so sorry for Lola that she didn't get the home she so deserved......but am glad she is back with people who truly love her and her amazing spirit.
I hope you find the home that really deserves you very soon, beautiful girl and.....in the meantime......welcome back! There is not a thing unsuitable about you.........!
The lovely Lola had a hot date today with the handsome Ky (who'd popped in with his dad, staff member Dale). As it was a first date they were appropriately chaperoned but boy was it love at first sight!!
It was amazing to see Lola so happy. She loved her date with Ky, but spent far too much time rolling in the mud trying to get Ky's attention.... which he of course duly obliged!!!
Afterwards she was so muddy we just had to give her a bath . She LOVED it and and stood patiently whilst we tried to get her clean (no mean feat given we couldn't recognise the colour of her coat before we started!!!!).
Beautiful Lola.... and the handsome Ky...... same time, same place, next week? ??
We are approaching the middle of February. My New Years resolutions have fallen by the wayside and so I've decided to #belikelola. Despite her long stay in kennels, being rehomed and brought back again, through her adversities she has remained a loving and affectionate girl who revels at the simple things of life. So I'm going to take a leaf out of her book.
No matter your size, shape or stature. You are beautiful. Own it!
Inevitably some times you will get wet. jump in the puddles, dance in the rain and swim through the rivers.
The good things in life are usually at the bottom of the toy box. You have to work a little harder and dig a little deeper to get your reward.
Never underestimate the power of a cwtch.
In all seriousness I cannot add any more superlatives or sing Lola's praises even more than what has been said above. She is wonderful in every way possible.
Myself and another Vol had Lola in the garden for a bit the other day. She is such a fun loving girl and loved chasing after squeaky toys and de-stressing a little bit!
To find the perfect toy in the box , you have to get into the box! Also allows for maximum toy squeaking!
Lola is definitely a fan of the new astroturf in the garden and the squeaky ham she chose to play with!
Hoping for more lovely days in the sun to get the big girls out and running around!
Mud can be washed away , but great times live on in memories.


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Der Landwehrbach ist ein linkes Nebengewässer der Emscher mit einem Einzugsgebiet von 44,183 km². Er hat eine Fließlänge von ca. 13,1 km. Die Quelle liegt im Spredey im südöstlichen Stadtgebiet Castrop-Rauxels, im Grenzbereich der Stadtteile Obercastrop, Merklinde und Bövinghausen. Die Mündung liegt in Herne-Horsthausen bei Emscherkilometer 42,4.

In Castrop mündet der Obercastroper Bach in den Landwehrbach ein, im Stadtteil Behringhausen der im Herner Langeloh entspringende Roßbach. Ab der Einmündung des Durchstichs des Deininghauser Bachs in Bladenhorst verläuft der Landwehrbach in südwestlicher Richtung parallel zu Rhein-Herne-Kanal und Emscher und erreicht das Gebiet der Stadt Herne. In Herne-Horsthausen münden der Börniger Bach und der Sodinger Bach ein. Westlich des Industriegeländes Friedrich der Große verläuft der Bach wieder in nordwestlicher Richtung. Dies ist nicht der natürliche Verlauf des Bachs. Im Zuge der Industrialisierung wurde der Bach in einem künstlichen Bett südlich um das Gelände der Zeche Friedrich der Große geleitet. Der ursprüngliche Verlauf des Bachs führte nahezu in Ost-West-Richtung über das Zechengelände, ungefähr vom Teich an der Ostflanke des heutigen Industriegebiets  bis zum Herner Meer  am Rhein-Herne-Kanal . Der Bach wurde Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts unter dem querenden Stichkanal des Dortmund-Ems-Kanals hindurchgeführt.

Die Verlegung des Bachlaufs nutzte den ursprünglichen Sodinger Bach um das Wasser zur Emscher wieder nach Norden zu leiten. Der Bach wird westlich der Schleuse Herne-Ost in einem Düker unter dem Rhein-Herne-Kanal hindurchgeleitet, bevor er nördlich der Pöppinghauser Straße in die Emscher mündet.

Der Landwehrbach ist im Stadtgebiet Castrop-Rauxels über weite Strecken verrohrt und als Schmutzwasserkanal ausgebaut. Ab dem Gelände der ehemaligen Zeche Erin ist er ein offener Schmutzwasserlauf. Im Stadtgebiet Hernes musste infolge von Bergschäden die Bachsohle vertieft werden, damit der Durchfluss im Bereich weniger von Bergsenkungen betroffener Abschnitte sichergestellt werden konnte.

Renaturierung
Im Rahmen des Umbaus des Emschersystems werden parallel zum Bach Abwassersammler angelegt. Der Bach soll abschließend ein offener Reinwasserlauf werden.

Im Bereich der Castroper Altstadt verläuft der Bach unterirdisch, wird aber, wie auch der Obercastroper Bach, bei dem seit 2008 ausgeführten Umbau wieder freigelegt. Außerdem werden neue Hochwasserrückhaltebecken angelegt, beispielsweise im Wagenbruch. Der Abschluss dieser Arbeiten ist bis 2012 geplant.

Parallel zum Unterlauf nördlich des Erin-Geländes sowie zu den Herner Nebengewässern sollen in den Jahren 2014 bis 2017 Abwasserkanäle und Regenwasserbehandlungen gebaut werden. Anschließend soll auch hier Renaturierung erfolgen. Bedingt durch Bergsenkungen ist insbesondere im Gebiet der Stadt Herne die Offenlegung des Gewässers schwierig, so dass auch alternative Gewässertrassen diskutiert werden.

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A waste of time and talent: Collective Campus founder Steve Glaveski says you should only be working six hours a day
Startup founders are seldom known for having heaps of free time, often working 12-hour days and seven-day weeks in their quest for growth and success.
But Steve Glaveski, co-founder and chief of Melbourne startup accelerator Collective Campus, is turning that rhetoric on its head, suggesting founders slash their working hours in half in order to achieve better business results.
Back in December, Glaveski penned an article for the Harvard Business Review, outlining the benefits of a six-hour workday.
And, speaking to StartupSmart, he says this sentiment is even more relevant in startupland.
As startup founders, "you're dealing with a hell of a lot of uncertainty and adversity", he says.
Founders could be working on something for a year or two, or even more, without seeing much in the way of results.
"If you're going to play the long game, you need to do it in a way that's sustainable."
When founders are working 10- to 14-hour days, "the quality of their output is compromised", Glaveski says.
He suggests people can only get into a space of "deep work" for a maximum of four or five hours a day. They may be at their desks for longer, but they're not necessarily adding value to the business.
Instead, they're likely working on "shallow-level tasks that give you a dopamine hit and make you feel like you're busy", Glaveski says.
"That stuff, more often than not, can either be automated or outsourced," he adds.
Glaveski refutes the idea that being a successful entrepreneur comes "to the detriment of every other aspect of your life".
Working more effectively for a shorter time means entrepreneurs will have more energy to "play the long game", as well as having more time to invest in personal relationships, keeping fit and taking care of your mind, and "everything else that is required to be a successful entrepreneur".
And he practices what he preaches, too. Collective Campus has had a six-hour workday policy in place for more than 18 months.
"There are a lot of people talking about it … but I don't feel like the message is getting across yet," Glaveski says.
"It's such a waste of time, it's such a waste of talent," he adds.
The first step to reducing your hours is being objective about how much any given task is worth, Glaveski says.
A lot of entrepreneurs spend too much time on rudimentary administration tasks worth $10 an hour.
"How do you value your time?" Glaveski asks.
An hour or two spent on a $10-an-hour task amounts to a larger cost, by virtue of the lost opportunity to focus on the $100-an-hour tasks that play to a founders strengths and add real value to the business.
There are virtual assistants that can "take that off your plate" available at a low cost, he says.
"That can actually save you money, and hopefully make you money because then you're investing your free time into more value-adding tasks," he says.
"My opinion would be that you can't afford not to do that," he adds.
In some cases, for example for one-off tasks, it can take less time simply to do it yourself than to train someone, or go through the outsourcing process, Glaveski says. However, founders should weigh up their options based on how much they value their own time.
"If I'm evaluating whether or not I want to delegate something, I'll look at how much it costs to delegate that time per hour, against how much I think my time is worth," he says.
"If there's a massive disparity in favour of outsourcing it, then I'll do that, but in some cases, if it's a one-off task it might make sense to do it yourself."
While he's understanding that early-stage startup founders won't have much money coming in and "will tend to wear a lot of hats", he says once a startup has some runway, they should be able to invest in outsourcing.
Even if it's just 10 hours a week, "those 10 hours could be invested into other stuff", he says.
The trick to actually getting stuff done in what could be half the amount of time comes down to reducing task switching, Glaveski says.
When you're not spending time on low-value admin tasks, "you can just focus on higher-value tasks", he says.
But to do this, it's important to "follow the playbook".
Glaveski advises startups to carve out time in which they can be completely uninterrupted, and having a solid intention as to what you're working on.
This includes turning off your emails, shutting down Slack and "not saying yes to every single demand on your time", he says.
"The amount of work you can get done when you're dedicated to one task is far more than you can if you're constantly jumping between tasks," he adds.
It's easy to spend six hours checking and responding to emails and sitting in one-hour meetings.
"Before you know it, your day is gone and you've gone absolutely nowhere."
He also recommends determining the top two or three things to do during the day "that are going to move the needle, that are going to leave you feeling like you actually did something worthwhile at the end of the day, and that you're helping the business move forward at the end of the day".
Glaveski makes it sound easy, but he admits it can be tricky for people not used to working this way to adjust.
"But, once you do adjust, not only do you get a lot more done, you actually leave the office feeling a lot more fulfilled," he says.
Moving towards outsourcing models can feel like it's going to take time, "but you spend that time once and the benefits, the dividends are paid back 100 times", Glaveski says.
And if you spend additional time on low-value task, that "might come at the detriment of your business, and your health".
The trick is to change your habits, Glaveski says.
"Like any habit, you need to work at it until it becomes second nature."
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Snapdragon Stadium update: New year signals sprint to the finish
The debut of Snapdragon Stadium, the first phase of SDSU Mission Valley, is now just eight months away.
(Kirk Kenney / San Diego Union-Tribune)
Seats, video boards, field on first-quarter to-do list with eight months remaining before stadium's debut
By Kirk Kenney
Jan. 3, 2022 5:30 AM PT
Editor's note: San Diego State aims to build its new 35,000-capacity stadium in time for the football team's season opener against Arizona — Sept. 3, 2022 — which is now 243 days away. The Union-Tribune is doing monthly updates tracking the stadium's progress.
It was quiet during a visit to the SDSU Mission Valley property on Saturday, except for a lone bulldozer driver pushing dirt back and forth just south of Snapdragon Stadium.
Apparently, he missed the memo that New Year's Day is a holiday.
Or he was intent on making double time — triple time? — working on a holiday weekend.
Or maybe he was just joyriding.
There is joy among San Diego State fans as the calendar flips and the sprint begins toward the opening of Snapdragon Stadium, which is now just eight months away.
Asked if there is an added immediacy with 2022 upon us, Derek Grice, SDSU's executive associate athletic director of Mission Valley development, said:
"There's always urgency in everything we do in the way we've approached this. But I feel very comfortable with where we are. ... We've been planning for this moment. We've made sure that we've done all the things we need to do, pulled all the levers to stay on track and on budget."
The $310 million stadium features 33,000 seats (plus 2,000 standing-room only space).
A special ceremony to commemorate placing the stadium's first seat was scheduled for mid-December. Former SDSU stars Brian Sipe, Marshall Faulk and DJ Pumphrey were among those planning to attend the ceremony.
A glimpse of the SDSU Mission Valley site as @SnapdragonStdm continues to rise. It's now eight months from scheduled opening on Sept. 3, 2022, for Arizona vs. @AztecFB game. pic.twitter.com/b6mbbtHbFC
— Kirk D Kenney (@sdutkirKDKenney) January 3, 2022
Steady rain the day before the event that created muddy grounds on the stadium floor led to the event being postponed. A makeup date has yet to be announced.
Seat installation was expected to begin nearly three weeks ago, although no seats were seen during a scan with binoculars Saturday looking down from the Serra Mesa hillside above the stadium.
Installing the seats is expected to last into April.
A week of late-December rain storms has not delayed progress, according to Grice.
"Every project has what we call 'float,' " Grice said. The reference is to the window of time for starting various aspects of construction without putting the overall project behind.
"We're fortunate in that we've gotten through a large portion of the project, which could have been impacted by rain earlier," Grice said. "We're at a place now where we're able to focus in on those trades that we can (use) when we do have weather come around and be able to continue working toward our scheduled goal.
"There's a lot of work going on inside, not only the outer buildings but also into the premium tower and outer spaces."
Most notable on the exterior over the past month is work on the west (home) side where gathering spaces are being framed.
Snapdragon Stadium will feature grass areas adjacent to west entrance for premium parking during events.
There also is an expanse of concrete at the northwest corner that looks somewhat out of place pointing toward Friars Road. It will seem more appropriately placed once the premium parking spaces are built west of the stadium. And when the 400-room hotel north of the stadium comes along in a later phase.
Snapdragon Stadium will include two Daktronics video boards (more on that next month). Panels are being installed on the back of the auxiliary board located at the northwest corner. Only the frame is evident now of the primary board at the southeast corner.
The video boards are expected to be completed in February and March, according to Grice.
He said seat installation will get going in earnest during January. Other work will include continuing to finish steps and other cast-in-place concrete on the site as well as hardscape and interior finishes, including drywall and utilities.
Attention soon will turn to the field itself. It has been used for heavy equipment to move steel and precast concrete into place, but that work is complete.
So preparation can begin with drainage and irrigation for the field as well as what Grice called "root zone materials" before sod installation comes in May or June.
"We'll probably push that as late as we can," Grice said. "We'll continue to try to keep it growing off site and then do the sod installation, give us time to get it installed before we have a soft opening event."
Several fans have had questions about parking and tailgating at the new stadium. Other aspects of site preparation need to be completed over the first few months of 2022 before school officials can best provide such details.
Elsewhere on the SDSU Mission Valley property:
The project is actually very visible from Friars Road at the moment.
Green construction fencing around the perimeter of the site is mostly gone, perhaps blown down by the high winds that accompanied recent storms.
It was not immediately known if it would be replaced.
Removed — finally — is the signage above the main entrance that labeled the facility as SDCCU Stadium.
The main entrance at SDSU Mission Valley is blocked off while underground work continues for drainage on the property.
In fact, the main entrance to the stadium is blocked by concrete barriers.
That prevents access east to the Mission Village Drive frontage road, which is trenched down the middle.
Huge storm drain segments were notable on the eastern park of the property, waiting to be placed deep underground.
There is a hole at the center of the property where a stadium stood for half a century. Instead, there is a huge pile of crushed concrete from that stadium that will be used as fill on the property.
Much of the property's east side — where 4,600 residential units as well as retail is planned — has been built up with fill. That phase of construction is still years off, and a great deal of dirt still needs to be pushed back and forth before site preparation is complete.
That guy in the bulldozer better have some buddies, or he's going to be working every holiday for the foreseeable future.
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Kygo teases new single 'Kids In Love' with star-studded video
by: Grace Fleisher Oct 9, 2017
Kygo might be fresh off his five-track Stargazing EP, but in line with his well-established incessant work ethic, the artist's already announced his next project. On Oct. 9, the tropical producer announced a new record is slated for release Oct. 20. The track's titled "Kids In Love" and was teased out in a star-studded video on Instagram.
Between The Chainsmokers and YouTube star Logan Paul, to the "Mi Gente" creator J Balvin, each celebrity expands on the very first time they fell in love, portending an equally emotionally weighted track to come.
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Recent works by young and/or emerging composers and sound artists from or living in Canada are featured in the 18th edition of Jeu de temps / Times Play, coordinated annually by the CEC since 2000. JTTP 2017 events include a special concert in the 3rd Sea of Sound Festival, held in Edmonton in April 2018.
Jeu de temps / Times Play (JTTP) is an annual project aimed at supporting and encouraging new electroacoustic works by young and/or emerging sound artists from / living in Canada. A diverse international jury selects five prize-winning works. A focus issue of eContact! features all submissions to the project, and a number of international radio broadcasts and concert performances are coordinated each year. Several past winners have gone on to win prizes in other renowned electroacoustic competitions internationally, such as Bourges, Métamorphoses and the SOCAN Foundation Awards.
The JTTP 2017 Photo Album contains images of the winners and pictures taken at events where winning Jeu de temps / Times Play works were presented.
A total of 35 recent works by composers living in Canada, the UK and Norway were submitted to JTTP 2017. Here you can read the programme notes and composer bios for all submissions or just sit back and enjoy the pieces — acousmatic and videomusic works, and more!
Over the course of the 2017–18 year, several events feature selected works from JTTP 2017. This year's international JTTP concert takes place in the 3rd Sea of Sound Festival, co-produced by BEAMS — Boreal Electroacoustic Music Society and the University of Alberta.
This year's international jury was made up of 33 individuals having a variety of backgrounds and experiences: composers, performers, representatives from various international bodies, radio personalities, electroacoustic educators, as well as past JTTP prize winners.


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Everyone likes to hear what their teachers have been doing since they retired, left the school, or are still teaching at SPF. Take a look at some case studies below.
If you are a former member of staff and would like your case study to appear here, please let us know.
Maria Rees -teacher of Italian from 1976 to 1981
Maria passed away on 31 January 2018, and we were notified by alumna Sophie Stockbridge.
Celia Beadle- Chemistry teacher - Left 2014
Celia joined SPF in 1976 shortly before getting married, and taught for eight years, before taking a career break following the birth of her daughter, Anna. Both Anna and Celia then rejoined the school in 1995, when she stayed until 2014.
Celia worked at the school during our centenary celebrations, and remembers Margaret Chamberlain fondly. She also worked with Sheila Lynn closely, who retired in 2013.
In this film made to celebrate her retirement, Celia recalls how she wasn't put off by teaching girls whose parents were Nobel Prize winners in her subject!
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Julia Payne - History Teacher - Left 2015
Julia was a history teacher at the school from 1997-2015.
Julia brought 'History to Life' for numerous alumni for 18 years, particularly as she has her own direct experience of working behind the Iron Curtain herself. In addition, for many years, Julia was the OPG Staff Representative, and has organised volunteers for Annual reunions for many years. A Russian speaker, Julia organised numerous school trips to Russia, Berlin and the famous Battlefields trips that many will remember.
We made a film for Julia to celebrate her career and contribution to the OPG. You will need a good Broadband connection to download this film prior to viewing.
Retraining as a teacher, her former life featured both a career in the army and 'a brief period in an agency that gave me enormous street cred, but which I can't name!'
Julia is now busy enjoying being a grandmother and continuing her love of History by volunteering at Anglesey Abbey (she is usually in the house on a Wednesday if anyone is passing) and her interest in the welfare of young people by volunteering for the NSPCC Schools Service.
Frank Brewer - Physics Dept. 1980 to 1998
Spotting this I realised that I have been retired for more years than the most enjoyable ones at the 'Perse School for Girls'.
Meg and I still have our home in Cambridgeshire although we spend considerable time in the Vendee, plus grandchildren moments.
We are old people enthralled by these youngsters ranging from one year to almost ten and none too far away. Otherwise I might be spotted out on the Great Ouse or involved in some heroic DIY project.
I retain great interest in the development and advances of the school and wish you all well for the future.
Mary dicken
Since I retired from the Perse, I have not been idle and have done some lecturing for
the WEA and U3A, acted as a tour guide for a local company and helped with
various local history projects. I have written or co-written six history A level textbooks
and am currently at work on the Crusades, reflecting my return to the Middle Ages,
neglected since I left university.
On a personal level I have seen both my sons married (at last) and have two grand-
dogs and three granddaughters, the latter now aged 8, 6 and 4. But In the Night
Garden remains a mystery.
Margaret Chamberlain - History Teacher - Left 1986
Margaret was far more than a history teacher. She worked at the school from 1951-1986, in a variety of roles - from setting up the careers department, to acting Head in 1980.
In January 1951 Margaret joined The Perse School for Girls as Head of History. Margaret's career at the School was to last 32 years and, during that time, she established a careers department (1961), served as deputy Second Mistress (from 1966), took over as Head of Sixth Form (in 1973) and, in 1980, served as acting Head for six months between the departure of Miss Bedson and the arrival of Miss Bateman. She was a member of the History Committee of the Secondary Schools Examination Council, served as a moderator for the Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate's O Level History papers and was active in the local branch of the Historical Association and the Council for Education in World Citizenship.
Most of all, we know what an impact Margaret Chamberlain had on her students - an incredibly supportive advocate for supporting people from all backgrounds to apply to university - Margaret was held in high-esteem by many.
When Margaret passed away in 2013, we decided to dedicate the Annual Reunion to her memory. We produced a booklet of quotes and memories from alumni, and at the event, Prof Christine Carpenter from the University of Cambridge (and an alumna and former student of Margaret's), gave a keynote speech in her honour.
Paola Moore - Italian Teacher - Left 2014
Paola taught Italian at school from 1999-2014.
Italian-born Paola lived in Sardinia until 1984 and many happy memories of her as a teacher originate from her stories of life here, and importantly, the food!
Famous for making cakes among alumni and colleagues, we made this film about Paola for her retirement, featuring interviews with colleagues, current students and alumni.
We made a film about Paola when she retired, which you can see here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzR-rXoEc5s
Paola has been volunteering for AgeUk since her retirement, and is featured in this film (((http://www.cambridge-tv.co.uk/age-uk-volunteers/))) to promote the charity (you can also click on the image below to view the film).
Rob Percival - Maths Teacher - Left 2012
Rob Percival taught maths at the Stephen Perse Foundation until 2012 and today runs Codestars, which make online courses in web and app development. He is one of the top-selling online instructors of all time.
His courses are some of the best selling and highest rated available, and over half a million people around the world have taken them.
Rob uploaded his first course, The Complete Web Developer Course, in June 2014. 300,000 people have now taken the course, and his second course, The Complete iOS Developer Course is close behind with over 250,000 students.
Judith Findlay :Teacher of English (1979-1981) Head of English (1981-2001)
It is some while since I retired but, rather like Frank Sinatra, I keep having encores at Stephen Perse teaching Sixth From only. My last appearance was this summer.
Apart from this, I run two book clubs and am an active member of the U3A. I have travelled widely. My Foreign Office son was posted in Thailand for 4 years so that made a good jumping off point. I have enjoyed teaching poetry to people of 50+- one is 99- at a Retirement and Education Centre in Bedford.
Above all, I am a grandmother of four-14, 11, 4 & 2. Sadly only one girl. At the moment they all live in London so I can take them to the theatre and even tutor them for exams, but only when asked.
I enjoy visiting my son Tom's North Norfolk cottage - part of the spoils of Groove Armada which is still flourishing.


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James R Harmsworth
March 1, 1930 - November 1, 2016
James R Harmsworth, a man many people called their friend, has gone to his final home in heaven. Jim was born, March 1, 1930 in the living room of the family ranch house at Hastings, Colorado, the middle child of 3 boys. He graduated from High school in 1947 in La junta Colorado. He first came to Dillon in 1947 to ride bucking horses at the Labor Day Rodeo. As he tells it, he was bucked off and was broke. He called his dad for money and was promptly advised to get a job. He met Adolf Pahnish, who was in town looking for a haying crew. He worked on the Pahnish ranch near Bannack running a horse drawn mower until all the hay was up. Driving a Studebaker and with $130 in his pocket, he headed to Elko NV. He worked for Tom Marvel who had a huge ranch. He then went to work for the Circle L in Lovelok, NV and remembers eating good all winter. He then worked for E.L. Cord. He told his boss he wanted to go out with the wagon and brand cattle. He stayed until the wagon came in July. In 1948, he joined the Marines in Klamath, OR and then went to boot camp in San Diego. He spent most of his time in Guam until his discharge in 1951. He was trained as a scout Sniper but said he never used it. He said he saw the commanding officer enough they were on a first name basis. He was proud of a certificate he received showing that out of 75 men, he was the most outstanding. Jim was a self-trained Mechanical Engineer and Master Machinist and owned or ran several companies in northern California. His friends, who were lucky enough to have Jim cook for them, will tell you that he was a gourmet cook, having trained nights at the Le Cordon Rouge Culinary School in Sausalito, California. When asked if he'd ever been married, Jim would answer "Oh 4 or 5 times, I can't remember". His greatest love was horses and training them in the Ed Connell ways, women and cooking. He jokingly said he wasn't any good at any of them. He trained in Hackamore and spade bitting like the early Vaqueros. Jim moved to Dillon in 1997 and has spent the last 20 years in La junta, Colorado, Dillon, Dell and Lima, MT moving every couple of years always adding to his long list of friends. Jim was preceded in death by his Dad and Mother, Clarence Ray & Mercy Ann Harmsworth, brothers Ray Jr and Daniel, his mentor Walter Fanning and numerous cousins and friends. Jim kept his friends laughing with his great sense of humor and stories. He will be greatly missed by his special friends at Best of the West Properties, Schwartz Boots and the Yesterday's Calf-e and many others. Please join his friends and loved ones at Brundage Funeral Home on Tuesday, November 8 at 2:30 p.m. for a memorial service and to share stories. Graveside services and burial will be the following week in Las Animas Colorado.
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Overseas Instruction in Counseling, a faith-based missions ministry, was launched in June, 2006. The very next month Susie and I traveled to the Philippines to conduct the first of five annual biblical counseling conferences in partnership with the international evangelism and discipleship ministry, Word of Life, Philippines. The director at that time, Mike Foster, had identified the need for soul care based on biblical sufficiency for the pastors in the Philippines. He invited us to begin the process of addressing the need for biblical counselors who could train others to also do biblical counseling. So with not much more than an awareness of a global need – i.e., no financial support, no curriculum plan, and no associate teachers – OIC journeyed to Calauan, Laguna, to glorify God through the spiritual strengthening of pastors and churches.
And we made a lot of mistakes! We discovered that annual training sessions were too infrequent, because the momentum of what we were trying to accomplish was lost with such long intervals between meetings. We discovered that between-session assignments ("Projects for Growth") were necessary to disabuse our trainees of the idea that these were just "conferences" or "seminars" and to reinforce the understanding that this was actually a training program. We discovered that such a training program must include a practicum component, because just talking about biblical counseling and actually doing biblical counseling are two very different things. And we discovered that we must involve others in the biblical counseling movement as trainers so that our trainees would be exposed to the best practices of the best practitioners.
From its earliest days OIC has maintained a clearly stated strategic objective: To assist in the initial creation and/or continuing development of national biblical counseling training and certifying organizations. The concept of culture-specific and locally led biblical counseling organizations is a vital element in the global growth of the biblical counseling movement. Anything else is potentially a culturally imperialistic approach. This goal, developing culture-specific national organizations, is accomplished by "training biblical counseling trainers around the world" (as stated in our mission statement), but it transcends the idea of merely doing training programs.
Should we "train, then create" or "create, then train"? We have opted for the former approach; we make a long-term commitment to work with foreign nationals in multiple locations in each nation. Then we bring together the leaders of the geographically distant training groups to form a truly national body. Other biblical-counseling ministries with connections in other countries have opted to identify one person who is interested in biblical counseling in a nation, encourage him to begin an organization (i.e., register a name) even before there is a curriculum or colleagues, and then develop the ministry. Sometimes these organizations simple borrow the curriculum of US-based ministries.
Should the certifying organization train the people it certifies? Since this structure would never be allowed in secular, professional occupations (medicine, law, etc.), we've discouraged this practice in the national ministries we've helped to create and strengthen.
Should there be a "continuing education" requirement to maintain certification? Again, since such a requirement is a standard practice for those in secular professions, we encourage those with whom we work to include such a requirement in their culture-specific certification protocol.
The culmination of nearly 10 years of ministry and of 17 trips to the Philippines came for us on Tuesday morning, February 2, 2016, when 16 men representing various church groups and locations gathered in Manila. Robbie Casas, Senior Pastor of Guiding Light Christian Church, Baguio City, agreed to serve as Chairman of the Board of Directors for the new organization, and a group of five other leaders agreed to serve as board members. Other Christian leaders were invited to Manila to provide counsel and encouragement.
(1) Why Are We Here? Developing A Culture-Specific Training and Certifying BC Organization: What WillTraining Look Like?
(2) Why Are We Here? Developing A Culture-Specific Training and Certifying BC Organization: What WillCertification Look Like?
Jones Cumpio, a student in that very first program in Laguna and now a board member of the nascent organization, shared a wonderful testimony. (It's on our website; you really should read this!) And, after presenting ten options for names, Chairman Casas led the group in selecting the name of the new organization. Joshua Santiago, a board member and an attorney, presented the necessary documents to meet the government's requirements for such a ministry. After a ceremonial signing, we thanked God – and took a picture!More pictures are available on the OIC Facebook Group page.
Recognizing that this fledgling organization would need some initial operating funds, we asked the folks in our Manila training group (about 250 people were taking our Module 4 training that same week), to prayerfully consider contributing a gift. They spontaneously gave about 125,000 pesos—more than $2,600! When the same appeal was made the next week, the group of about 85 folks in Cebu gave another 35,000 pesos—another $750. This generosity signaled to us and to the organizing team that those we've trained are excited about and are willing to support their own national biblical counseling organization.
So, for OIC – Mission Accomplished! But we will not, of course, leave our dear friends without encouragement and mentoring in whatever measure they need. We joyfully anticipate returning to the Philippines to witness the growth of this new ministry! In the meantime, we'll continue to serve Christ and our national partners in the twelve other nations that are "in process" toward the same goal.


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The Great Experiment - Day 6 (night)
The Great Experiment, Day 6 (night)
Here are this evening's video devotional, Bible reading, prayer points, and guide for Day 6 of The Great Experiment.
Matt Bennett
Founder and CEO, Christian Union
Welcome back to these videos with the Great Experiment. I hope it's gone awesome for you today, praying "Thy kingdom come." That prayer makes such a difference. Now, here I want to take us just another step further as we think about God's kingdom coming. It displaces the kingdom of darkness. There's a spiritual conflict going on here between kingdoms, and a spiritual war that is taking place. But with God moving in us and through us and answering our prayers, we can see huge victories.
It's kind of like this, I was talking to a friend recently who said that there can be preaching, but there's no prayer support and it really is preaching with power, even though maybe it was a 'good message'. But there's not that lasting effect, there's not that sense of unction and God changing lives. We need that prayer support. When we preach and we have that prayer support, then we see the long-lasting results providing that the seed is falling on the fourth soil.
But there's so many aspects of why we've got to keep going in this fervent prayer. I think of a conference I was just speaking at last weekend. There were many there that understood intercession, and the messages just flowed. They came with that power that I was just talking about. Now, unfortunately, a lot of the people there that really understood prayer were from other nations, I guess it's fortunate for them, but for us here in America, we have a lot to learn from our brothers and sisters overseas and their prayer lives. But I was so grateful to speak at that conference, it was like God was carrying me.
I remember some years ago, when I was in campus ministry, and we were doing something on a dorm floor called an open forum ... Something unusual happened that night. It was like these people came, and they were allowed during this open forum to ask any question about Christianity or faith that they wanted to. The questions were just coming, like they're being peppered at us, God was giving me and some others just clear answers that were helping them. From this little open forum came a Bible study, and I was like, what in the world happened during that outreach that was so different than the others? Well, I found out later that a friend in the ministry named Reed, he had suddenly, not knowing we were doing this, he had suddenly just felt like he had to go into prayer and he was in prayer during that exact period of time. He was winning the spiritual battle. We didn't even know he was praying, but he was praying that entire time and he describes it, there was like a spirit of prayer [that] came on him and he was praying with fervency.
Again, as we're continuing this journey of the Great Experiment over these 10 days, I want to encourage all of us that these prayers are making a difference. It's how we win the spiritual battle, not just in these ministry examples that I just gave, but also in every area of life. God bless you as you continue the Great Experiment, and as we continue to see God build our faith and change the world we live in through our prayers.
Here is this evening's guide for the "Five Rs" of The Great Experiment, June 1-10, 2019.
1. Read and Pray
Hebrews 10:24-27 – And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.
Read Hebrews 10:19-39 for more context.
This evening's Prayer Points
Ask God whom He wants you to encourage in the Lord.
Pray for God's Spirit to encourage all those participating in the Great Experiment.
2. Repent.
What sins do I need to repent of today? What hindrances to my devotion to Christ can I remove today?
3. Respond to the Holy Spirit.
Holy Spirit, what is the one thing you most want me to do today? (Write it down, and do it today).
4. Represent Christ.
How will I bear witness to Christ today? With whom shall I share the Gospel today?
5. Raise Your Faith.
Be bold and courageous in living out your faith (Joshua 1:8,9). Choose from one of the following options for a "Joshua Faith Challenge":
Host an all-night prayer meeting. Set a date during June 1-10 and invite friends to come and pray with you for revival in America.
Every day, pray for ten friends and family members to come to faith in Christ and look for opportunities to share the gospel with them.
Share an evangelistic post on social media every day from June 1-10.
Anything else the Lord burdens you to take on that will require courageous faith.
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All four Tri-City Area baseball teams qualified for the Louisiana High School Athletic Association playoffs in their respective classes or divisions when brackets were released Sunday.
Mamou only had four more hits than Berwick in the teams' Class 3A quarterfinal contest in Berwick Saturday.
No. 8 Central Catholic hung tough with top-seed Ouachita Christian, but ultimately, the top seed prevailed 2-0 in Division IV quarterfinal action in Monroe Saturday.
The Patterson Lumberjacks run-ruled Centerville 10-0 in six innings in nondistrict action Saturday at Patterson.
The Franklin Hornets and the Centerville Bulldogs will enter the Louisiana High School Baseball Playoffs in their respective classes beginning today with the releasing of the postseason brackets.


Welcome to another great new feature SignFlow Version 3.2.0.0 brings you - Group Signing.
Group Signing is a parallel workflow feature that allows you to set up a group of users - for instance a list of mandated directors or a sales department - where any number of specified users from the group can sign the document.
For example, let's say there are four directors of a company who have signed a mandate authorising them to sign annual facility letters, but the bank only requires signatures from two directors. The bank would then set up a group called something like "Company Directors", and load all four directors as signers. The document is prepared with two signature fields and sent to all directors simultaneously. As soon as any two of the ten have signed, the workflow is complete (or, depending on how it is set up, it may continue to completion).
What makes SignFlow's Group Signing feature unique, is the fact that it allows a combination of sequential and parallel workflow – also known as Advanced Routing – which lets users combine individual signers and group sign-offs, in a single workflow configuration (see Step 2, point 10).
For the sake of this example, my group is called Company Directors and I require only two out of four directors to sign the document.


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Fishermen Experience Christmas Miracle
Even with advanced communication and safety arrangements on board, many boat owners often find themselves stranded in the water and waiting to be rescued. Two sailors faced a similar situation and were stranded for a time period of nearly three weeks. They had run out of fuel and were adrift, surviving on fish that they caught and were low on their supply of drinking water as well. They were hoping that a Christmas miracle would come their way and it did, on 21st December 2018. A cruise ship came by their way, equipped with eleven decks, a café, a dining room, a specialty grille, a spa, four walls and even a rock climbing wall included. This was the Empress of the Seas that is part of the Royal Caribbean. This cruise ship came across the fishing vessel adrift and the two marines on board. The boat was found in the waters between Jamaica and Grand Cayman as was reported later by CNN news sources.
Sailing Yacht Heritage Is Now For Sale
The 45.3 meter sailing yacht Heritage has changed the central agencies and now Francesco Vitale has listed it for sale at Nauta Yachts.
This yacht was launched in the year 2006 by Perini Navi, the Italian yard. It was built to ABS standards. The hull of the yacht was made up of steel hull and it has the aluminum superstructure. The yacht and has been well maintained by its original owner from the time it was purchased. The naval architecture of the yacht is courtesy of Ron Holland, on the other hand, the exterior and interior styling was of it has been created by the in-house teams of Perini Navi.
SSL League 25 Stellar Teams Line Up
In SSL league 25 stellar teams will be competing with each other, 9 among the top 10 and 16 wildcards are taken from star sailors 2017 and 2016 from every sport aspect.
World champions in huge numbers in both Olympic and big boat classes, Volvo Ocean Race, Louis Vuitton and America's Cup winners, and for the first time some solo around-the-world-navigator.
RC44 CALERO MARINAS CUP: EXCITEMENT AFTER DAY ONE
It was an exciting day one at the RC44 Calero Marinas Cup as the top eight boat racing teams ended up being separated by just six points. The competition has possibly been stiffer as the racing season nears its end while another plausible reason is the tricky tests the team faced in the three races.
The nine competing sides moored at Canary Island, just south of Arrecife's Marina Lanzarote. As the first race got underway, Team Aqua edged the others to emerge winners. Skipper Chris Bake later admitted that the strong finish in the first race put them "in good wind" and was "the breaker."
New Slogan For Burling By Club Treasurer
"In the next election, I think it should be Pete for PM." This was the reaction of Gary Smith the treasurer of Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club after watching Team NZ Peter Burling and the former member of the club and brings home the America's Cup.
He said, "I have watched him from Olympic sailing to this point. Winning the America's Cup, this is the step he has taken." Out of eight races, the team NZ won seven races and Oracle just one and created the final score of 7-1. It was ridiculous, and they made it look they were on a Yacht Charter Croatia at times!
Smith said the day was magical not only for the team New Zealand, Burling, but also for his fans. Smith had helped the young Burling in teaching the rules of sailing. But, now he says, I think Burling has ended up teaching me some rules and tricks of sailing," saying this, he laughed profoundly.


Having workout equipment at home is a great way to squeeze in some activity when you can't make it to the gym or when a gym membership isn't feasible in your budget. It's easy to build a collection of workout equipment to use at home without making a large investment.
Often times you can find people who are tired of using their treadmill or elliptical as a clothes hanger or storage space. You will find lots of people willing to part with their workout equipment at a fraction of the original price. In the spring (when New Year's Resolutions are over) is a great time to buy used equipment for cheap or even, FREE. (One of our favorite words).
Be sure to keep an eye out on Craigslist, free cycle, thrift stores, and local Facebook sale groups. You can also put out your own in search of ad, with your workout equipment needs and the prices you are willing to pay. Don't forget to tell friends and family what kinds of workout equipment you are searching for. They may come across a great deal for you or even be willing to lend you workout equipment.
Cardio Equipment: This can be a stair stepper, gazelle, exercise bike, treadmill, or elliptical to help get your heart rate up and to burn calories. Be sure that you try out the equipment before buying to make sure that the computer works and that you actually will use the equipment. I am picky on elliptical and can't use ones that requires my hands to move, I can only do the ones that have some were for me to hold.
Jump Rope This is one of my favorites to do and the kids can get in on the action as well. Be sure you get a jump rope that is the proper length for your height and that you have a place in your home you can use it without hitting a light fixture or the ceiling.
Kettlebells These are a great way to get in a very versatile strength training workout. I went to a sports store and tested out the different weights to find one that wouldn't cause me to hurt myself but challenged me. This is one that I love to do while doing chores around the house. I will do what I need to for ten minutes then do a round of kettle bell work outs and repeat the cycle. Kettle bells are perfect for building up your core strength.
Dumbbell And Barbell Set These are great to have once you get more into strength training. Having a set that can work as both is a space saver and adjustable plates also allow for you to create new work outs. If you buy a set that isn't adjustable be sure that you don't buy a weight set that doesn't have challenging weights or has to large of weights.
Work Out Dvds Some of my favorites is Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred, Biggest Loser Workouts, and Walk Away The Pounds. These are great workouts in 30 minutes that work every part of your body and getting your heart rate going to burn the max calories.
Tennis Shoes Easy to lace up and go for a quick walk or jog around the blog. I have found wearing tennis shoes just around the house while doing chores can seem to make me walk a bit faster and move more.
Even with a gym membership it's important to have a backup plan. I have had to work out at home instead of a gym when school is canceled due to weather, sick kids, or just bad weather conditions so I couldn't get there. Be sure to check with a doctor before bringing any workout regime to make sure you have no injuries or restrictions on what you can do.
What is your go to piece of workout equipment to use at home?
My must haves are the Bosu Ball and workout dvd's!
I'm a former personal trainer and would train clients at home from time to time. I probably have way too much stuff for my level of activity now but I don't want to get rid of any of it. I love your list and Leslie Sansone's DVD's are some of my favorites. Thanks for joining us this week at Celebrate Your Story and sharing your link.
Great ideas! Thank you so much for joining us at Dishing It & Digging It. Hope to see you back again this week!
Perfect for winter workouts at home, thanks for sharing!


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Journey to the Moon (1959)
aka Rehla ilal kamar
Directed by Hamada Abdel Wahab
Featuring Rushdi Abazah, Souad Tharwat, Edmond Tulma
What it is: Science fiction comedy
A rocket is accidentally launched to the moon when an idiot falls on the controls. Hilarity ensues.
This marks the first movie I've covered for this series that comes from Egypt, and though it's always an adventure to embark on a journey through a new nation's cinema, it's somewhat problematic when my initial encounter is with a comedy. If it's not funny, who do I blame? Is it those in charge of the translation? Humor that doesn't translate from one culture to another? Or could it be that it's just not funny? That it's a comedy is obvious, and that Ismail Yassin is the primary comic personality here is apparent. But I find myself not laughing. The translation may be part of the problem; the subtitles are slapdash (the word is "shoot", not "shout") to the point that they may actually impede projecting a sense of humor. But on a certain level beyond that, I just find Yassin painful; his main shtick seems to be that he does something stupid and then whines about it. It's no surprise everyone describes him as an idiot.
As for the movie itself, it seems largely inspired by ABBOTT AND COSTELLO GO TO MARS, though not slavishly; certain elements of the movie, though not exactly original, aren't borrowed from its model, such as the existence of a robot and a jarring anti-nuclear message involving a number of malformed men; the latter is somewhat effective but out of place will all the clowning. The special effects are inconsistent, but better than I would have expected. But for the most part, this falls flat. However, I did have one laugh when one of the characters says something like "Come out and see the damn thing we landed on".
Your journey watching "Journey to the Moon" seems more interesting than the film you reviewed! I find it fun to watch movies like this with friends to appreciate the irony. Or maybe misery loves company? No, it's fun to have shared laughs over unintentional humor. Thanks for posting.
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Jasper and the Haunted House (1942)
Ju jin yuki otoka (1955)


PORCELANOSA has developed Nanoker technology to manufacture non slip versions of all its ceramic flooring collections. This system makes it possible to create a nano-structured surface with a uniform texture on the surface of the tiles, very different from the rough texture found in conventional non slip floor tiles finishes.
The design of a nano-structured non slip surface was possible due to collaboration between PORCELANOSA Grupo and the ITC (Institute of Ceramic Technology), a world leader in the field of research into and innovation in ceramic. The result is an anti-slip surface with a smooth and agreeable texture that is long-lasting and requires little maintenance.
In contrast with other processes used to achieve non slip floor tiles, Nanoker technology retains the original colour tones of the tile and does not whiten its appearance like many other anti-slip finishes available in the market. This means that it can be perfectly combined with the base tile to create spaces with homogeneous finishes.
Nanoker technology also provides longer-lasting anti-slip properties because it does not rely on an emphasised relief on the tile surface, meaning that the original standards of safety can be retained for longer. Furthermore, these non-slip floor tiles require little maintenance: the system achieves results that are resistant to chemical agents and impacts, and it is also easy to clean thanks to the microscopic roughness of the surface.


I'm Lana, the owner and creator of 4 The Love of Teaching. Thank you for stopping by. I'm a mom of three children: an 8 year old boy and 2 year old twin girls.
I was a fourth and fifth grade teacher for eight years before transitioning in to life as a stay at home Mom. Although this is where I belong now, I plan on going back to the classroom one day.
I started 4 The Love of Teaching in August 2011 when I was a fourth grade teacher. I blogged about educational activities we did in my classroom, as well as life as a teacher. Over the years my blog has transitioned as our lives have changed. What started as a fourth and fifth grade classroom blog turned into educational learning activities for my son when he was a preschooler and we moved to a new state mid-year. I stayed home with him prior to him going to preschool and shared our learning adventures. Later my blog transitioned back to a classroom environment as I taught fifth grade a couple more years. I have taught in both public and private Christian school settings.
Now as a stay at home mama, my goal is to share our learning adventures with you. My favorite activities are those that are simple, quick, and easy to put together that my toddlers enjoy time and time again. I love children's literature and plan to share many books we read together and books my son reads at school that he enjoys.
I'm glad you found 4 The Love of Teaching and I hope you find easy activities that you can take back to your home or your classroom. Thanks for stopping by!


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Review: The Tale of Mr Tumble, Manchester International Festival
Posted by Shamaila Khan | Jul 14, 2015 | Arts, Theatre
With a four year age gap between them there isn't much my children will watch together without referring to each other's choices as 'babyish' or 'boring'.
But the appeal of CBeebies' Something Special (a programme which features the Mr Tumble character) is still enough to make an eight-year-old boy stay tuned in (though he pretends it's under duress).
When he was a toddler it was the only thing he would watch. Mr Tumble was the first TV character who managed to draw him in; the 15 minute length was just right for those who are easily distracted. And although my daughter has greater access to television on demand, Mr Tumble's charm still reigns supreme.
So, on a very hot Saturday afternoon, armed with a complimentary Mr Tumble magazine and scratch and sniff cards, we squeezed passed crowds of extremely excited children to take our seats and await the arrival of this superstar on a Manchester stage.
The atmosphere was contagious. Chants of 'Mister Tumble! Mister Tumble!' rang throughout the Opera House, something I haven't witnessed during my many recent child theatre visits. They didn't have to wait long…
The Tale of Mr Tumble is told through the eyes of another much loved character in the Something Special TV series, Grandad Tumble. It takes us back to when Tumble was a baby and then again as a 10-year-old. As a boy he joins the Emporium of Excellence which is where he becomes the man we know now as Mr Tumble.
Justin Fletcher manages to transfer Mr Tumble from screen to stage effortlessly. The character isn't as clumsy or even remotely close to the bumbling buffoon we see in the television series, yet he is still the icon who kids adore and that means he could be doing anything up there and they'd still love it.
However, the show doesn't rely on this inbuilt adoration. Instead, it incorporates some great dancers and singers to give it that large production feeling, some of which I, as an adult, found more mesmerising. On occasion, the dancing also made me forget what I was watching until my eyes caught the clown-like character at the front in bright yellow.
Familiar nursery rhymes, songs we all know, mixed with songs from the television series proved really popular. The interactive element present in the programmes worked even better here, especially as the children copied the sign language and the scratch and sniff cards meant that the audience was given an obvious way to participate.
The cast included Ronni Ancona as Miss Eerie. She played the strict headmistress to a tee. Similarly, with her colourful attire and positive attitude, Samantha Dorrance's (Disney Channel, Dreamboats and Petticoats) smiley and bubbly character Tootsie was the perfect love interest for Mr Tumble (although they only refer to them as best friends on the show). Connor Elliott was also impressive as the young Mr Tumble or 'boy'.
The message about being true to yourself, kind and helpful to others was a reminder for us all and one that my daughter reiterated on the way home.
As a story it could have come to a more rounded conclusion had Grandad Tumble ended it but as Fletcher plays all the Tumbles himself, this would have been impossible (maybe a bit of pre-recorded video would have helped?).
It's worth mentioning that Manchester International Festival's creative learning programme worked with primary schools across Manchester to find and develop the Makaton signing choirs who ended the show. This was an emotional way to end the performance and one which the children on stage and in the audience responded to with great enthusiasm.
The show ran for 90 minutes which, with an interval, was great for us but might be a little long for younger viewers.
By Shamaila Khan
Photos by Robert Day
What: The Tale of Mr Tumble (Manchester International Festival)
Where: Opera House, Quay Street, Manchester
When: until July 19, 2015
More info: www.mif.co.uk/event/the-tale-of-mr-tumble
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Q: Area of triangle AQB
How do we find the ratio of area of triangle AQB to area of square in this question?

A: $AQB$ is a right triangle and its legs are $|AQ|=a\sin(\phi)$, $|QB|=a\cos(\phi)$, hence
$$\mbox{Area}(AQB)=\frac{1}{2}|AQ|\cdot|QB|=\frac{a^2}{2}\sin(\phi)\cos(\phi)=\frac{a^2}{4}\sin(2\phi)\\=\frac{a^2}{4}\cdot \frac{2\tan(\phi)}{1+\tan^2(\phi)}=\frac{a^2}{2}\cdot \frac{1/3}{1+1/9}=\frac{3a^2}{20}.$$

A: Since $\frac{1}{3} = \tan\phi = \frac{AQ}{QB}$, it follows that $QB = 3 AQ$. By the Pythagorean theorem,
$$ AQ^2 + QB^2 = a^2\implies AQ^2 + (3AQ)^2 = a^2 \implies 10AQ^2 = a^2\implies  AQ = \frac{a}{\sqrt{10}}.$$
Hence, $AQ = \frac{a}{\sqrt{10}}$ and $QB = \frac{3a}{\sqrt{10}}$. Can you finish from here?

A: You can't find this area, because you haven't any measure of sides. You only have ratios. If you have any similar figure, the area changes

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Black areas show the least biologically productive parts of the world's oceans. These so-called ocean deserts are expanding much faster than previously predicted. The UNEP warns that by 2050 productivity will have decreased in nearly all areas and with it fish catches. It also says that the continuing decline in marine biodiversity will compromise the resilience of marine and coastal ecosystems to the impacts of climate change, as well as their ability to mitigate its effects.


Leadership Knoxville alumni will gather to celebrate the holiday season. Light hors d'oeuvres will be served, and a cash bar will be available, along with Happy Hour specials. All Introduction Knoxville and Leadership Knoxville alumni are welcome.


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import './DebtorInfo.scss';
import Component from 'react-pure-render/component';
import React, { PropTypes } from 'react';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import TextField from 'material-ui/TextField';
import Card from 'material-ui/Card/Card';
import CardHeader from 'material-ui/Card/CardHeader';
import { GridList, GridTile } from 'material-ui/GridList';
import List from 'material-ui/List/List';
import ListItem from 'material-ui/List/ListItem';
import FloatingActionButton from 'material-ui/FloatingActionButton';
import ContentAdd from 'material-ui/svg-icons/content/add';
import AddNoteDialog from './AddNoteDialog';
import { openAddNoteDialog, toggleNoteDialog } from '../../common/ui/actions';
import { FormattedDate, injectIntl, intlShape } from 'react-intl';
import debtorsMessages from '../../common/debtors/debtorsMessages';
import moment from 'moment';
import NoteDialog from './NoteDialog.react';

class DebtorInfo extends Component {
  static propTypes = {
    intl: intlShape.isRequired,
    notes: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
    debtor: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
    openAddNoteDialog: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
    toggleNoteDialog: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  };

  constructor(props, context) {
    super(props, context);

    this.handleAddNote = this.handleAddNote.bind(this);
    this.formatDate = this.formatDate.bind(this);
    this.handleOpenNote = this.handleOpenNote.bind(this);
  }

  formatDate(date) {
    return (

        {moment(date).isValid() ? (
          <FormattedDate
            value={moment(date)}
          />
        ) : ''}

    );
  }

  handleAddNote() {
    const { openAddNoteDialog } = this.props;
    openAddNoteDialog();
  }

  handleOpenNote(note) {
    const { toggleNoteDialog } = this.props;
    toggleNoteDialog(note);
  }

  render() {
    const { intl, debtor, notes } = this.props;
    const theNotes = notes ? notes.filter(note =>
      note.personId === debtor.id
    ) : [];
    const styles = {
      root: {
        display: 'flex',
        flexFlow: 'row wrap',
        width: '100%',
      },
      gridList: {
        width: '100%',
        overflowY: 'auto',
      },
      card: {
        height: 234,
      },
      list: {
        height: 130,
        overflowY: 'auto',
      },
      floatingActionBtn: {
        width: 40,
        height: 40,
        marginLeft: 8,
      }
    };
    const idNumber = debtor ?
      debtor.identities.filter(identity => identity.identityTypeId === 1)[0].idNumber : null;
    return (

        <GridList
          cols={2}
          cellHeight={236}
          padding={1}
          className="grid-list"
          style={styles.gridList}
        >
          <GridTile
            cols={1}
            rows={1}
          >
            <Card
              style={styles.card}
            >
              <CardHeader
                title={
                  `${
                    intl.formatMessage(debtorsMessages.debtorDetail)} - ${debtor ? debtor.name : ''
                  } (${debtor.gender ? debtor.gender : ''})`
                }
              />

                <TextField
                  floatingLabelText={intl.formatMessage(debtorsMessages.idCard)}
                  disabled
                  value={debtor ? idNumber : ''}
                />

                <TextField
                  floatingLabelText={intl.formatMessage(debtorsMessages.dob)}
                  disabled
                  value={debtor ? intl.formatDate(new Date(debtor.dob)) : ''}
                />

            </Card>
          </GridTile>
          <GridTile
            cols={1}
            rows={1}
          >
            <Card
              style={styles.card}
            >
              <CardHeader
                title={`${intl.formatMessage(debtorsMessages.note)}`}
              />
              <List
                style={styles.list}
              >
                {
                  theNotes.map(note => (
                    <ListItem
                      primaryText={this.formatDate(note.createdAt)}
                      secondaryText={note.note}
                      secondaryTextLines={2}
                      onTouchTap={() => this.handleOpenNote(note)}
                    />
                  ))
                }
              </List>
              <FloatingActionButton
                mini
                style={styles.floatingActionBtn}
                onTouchEnd={this.handleAddNote}
                onMouseDown={this.handleAddNote}
              >
                <ContentAdd />
              </FloatingActionButton>
              <AddNoteDialog debtorId={debtor ? debtor.id : 0} />
              <NoteDialog />
            </Card>
          </GridTile>
        </GridList>

    );
  }

}

DebtorInfo = injectIntl(DebtorInfo);

export default connect(state => ({
  notes: state.notes.map,
}), {
  openAddNoteDialog,
  toggleNoteDialog
})(DebtorInfo);

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