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Patriots WR Josh Boyce launches first of 18 free training programs
New England Patriots Charitable Foundation joins with Kids Triathlon, Inc. and six local partners to host programs in 14 communities across New England.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (June 17, 2014) – On Friday, June 13, Patriots wide receiver Josh Boyce visited the Boys and Girls Club of Watertown to help encourage children to sign up for this year's New England Kids Triathlon and to take part in the first of 18 free training programs. The goal of these educational programs is to motivate kids to be active and live healthy lifestyles.
This summer, more than 1,000 kids ages six to 15 will gather on the campus of Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass. on July 19 and 20 to take part in the largest triathlon ever held in New England. In partnership with the New England Kids Triathlon, this effort will make it possible for kids to receive the encouragement and one-on-one coaching necessary to become triathletes.
Boyce spoke to children about the importance of exercising for at least 60 minutes a day and also held a question and answer session with the crowd. Afterwards, he interacted with triathletes at four different training stations – biking, running, swimming and transitions.
There are two different types of programs being offered to children who wish to train for this year's triathlon. The first is a five week hands-on training course. These are hosted at 12 YMCA locations across New England. They are open to the public, offered at no cost and start the week of June 16, 2014. They include weekly sessions led by professional trainers to help kids gain the confidence they need to become triathletes.
"It is amazing that more than 300 kids have already registered for these programs," commented Linda Montoya, Sport and Recreation Director for the South Shore YMCA. "We are proud to partner with the Patriots to help kids build healthy habits that will last a lifetime. Of course, we have room for every child."
The second program is the one Boyce participated in – a three-hour, hands-on clinic. These are great opportunities for kids to learn more about triathlons. They are hosted at some of the top fitness facilities and clubs in New England, and they are offered to the public at no cost. Each session is led by one of the top triathletes in New England, and every participant will have the opportunity to swim, bike, run and practice transitions. "These clinics are so cool," exclaimed Chrissy Carroll, one of the clinic leaders. "I wish they had similar programs for adults when I was getting started in the sport. Kids should jump at this opportunity."
Josh Kraft, President of the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation, added, "These are great programs that support the goals of our NFL PLAY 60 program, and they encourage families to make positive decisions that will last a lifetime. This triathlon is a fun, exciting and healthy experience for everyone involved. We are looking forward to another great year of encouraging the next generation of Patriots fans to lead active lifestyles."
Upcoming training dates and locations include:
- June 21: Raynham Athletic Club in Raynham, Mass., 12:00pm – 3:00pm
- June 21: 24/7 Family Fitness in Stoughton, Mass., 1:00pm – 4:00pm
- June 21: Plymouth Fitness in Plymouth, Mass., 12:00pm – 3:00pm
- June 22: The Vanderbilt Club in Norwood, Mass., 1:00pm – 4:00pm
- June 28: Newton JCC in Newton, Mass., 2:00pm – 5:00pm
- June 29: Thoreau Club in Concord, Mass., 1:00pm – 4:00pm
For more information on the New England Kids Triathlon including registering for upcoming clinics and the triathlon in July, please visit www.newenglandkidstriathlon.org.
Recap of this year's annual Toy Drive with Project 351 and WBZ
Through the Celebrate Volunteerism initiative, the New England Patriots Foundation, in partnership with WBZ and Project 351, hosted their annual toy drive from Nov-Dec to benefit children in need during the holiday season.
The Kraft Family and Gillette Award $100,000 to Nonprofits During Pregame Ceremony on Sunday, Jan. 1
The New England Patriots Foundation announced $100,000 in grants to 17 local nonprofits in honor of each Patriots Difference Maker named during the 2022 Celebrate Volunteerism initiative.
Wakefield Memorial High School's John Rafferty Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Year
Following a perfect 13-0 season, capped off with the school's first football title since 1999, Wakefield Memorial High School's Coach John Rafferty has been named the 2022 New England Patriots High School Coach of the Year along with being nominated for the Don Shula Award.
My Cause, My Cleats: Your Patriots chosen charities
On December 1st, the Patriots wore custom cleats for the charities of their choice as part of the NFL's 'My Cause, My Cleats' campaign.
Hull High School's Michael O'Donnell Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week
Hull High School won its annual Thanksgiving rivalry matchup against Cohasset, 24-10, for the first time since 2009. The Pirates kept their undefeated record (12-0) and won the South Shore League Tobin Division Championship. For his leadership of the team, Hull's Coach O'Donnell has been named this week's New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week.
Grafton High School's Chris McMahon Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week
With a 21-12 victory over Foxborough in the Division 4 semifinal game, Grafton High School (11-0) is headed to the Division 4 Super Bowl and Coach Chris McMahon has been named this week's New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week.
Bishop Feehan High School's Bryan Pinabell Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week
With a commanding, 48-6, victory over the previously unbeaten Reading High School in the Division 2 quarterfinals, Bishop Feehan High School football coach, Bryan Pinabell, has been named this week's New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week.
Cathedral/Matignon/Cristo Rey High School Co-Op's Derrick Beasley Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week
Following a dominating, 43-7, victory over Nashoba Valley Tech in the first round of playoffs, Cathedral/Matignon/Cristo Rey High School Co-Op football coach, Derrick Beasley, has been named this week's New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week.
Milford High School's Dale Olson Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week
Following a crucial Hockomock league 43-24 win over Franklin to secure the top seed in the Division 2 playoffs, Milford's Dale Olson has been named this week's New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week.
Brockton High School's Peter Columbo Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week
In his final home game, Brockton's Peter Colombo led his team to a convincing 35-24 win over New Bedford and has been named this week's New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week.
Catholic Memorial High School's John Dibiaso Named New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week
Following a crucial Catholic Conference, 28-17, win over St. John's Prep and renewing the rivalry, Catholic Memorial's John Dibiaso has been named this week's New England Patriots High School Coach of the Week.
Massachusetts General Hospital receives record gift from Kraft family benefitting community health and health equity
$50 million gift is largest in support of community health and health equity in 211-year history of MGH.


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Made in Maryland: Hanging With the Crew on the Set of Veep
By Bryan Abrams
It was a cold, blustery Tuesday in December when we were on the set of HBO's Veep in downtown Baltimore. On the production front, however, It was a relatively calm day of filming by Veep standards, but a calm day on the set of this show still requires dozens of crew members to work their butts off. Whether it was Kim Bogues in craft services, costumer Constance Harris or assistant property managers Jamie Bishop and John Bert, the crew was thoroughly busy. Producing a TV show, especially one as ambitious as Veep, is both a sprint and a marathon. You have a ton to get done each and every day, in a relatively short amount of time, yet those days can feel long. Word on set was the cast and crew would be enjoying a particularly epic day of filming that coming Saturday. An epic day on the set of Veep means something; this is a show that has had a few record days of production, shooting more than 20 script pages, roughly double that of what a typical TV show films in a day.
Created by Armando Iannucci and starring a cast of comedic heavyweights led by Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the role of Vice President Selina Meyer, there's a gleeful feeling that permeates the set of Veep. Part of that is due to the fact that the show is funny, and the thermonuclear put-downs and on-set ad-libbing create an atmosphere of I can't believe we get paid to do this-like joy. Another part of it, a big part, is pride; many of the crew members working on Veep are Maryland residents, and the show represents an opportunity for them to work on something they believe in without having to leave their families to do so. Like The Wire and Homicide: Life on the Street before, and along with House of Cards today, Veep is a critically acclaimed and creatively ambitious show that brings work, money and prestige to the state of Maryland. In fact, many of the talented folks we talked to that day had worked on on these shows as well.
We spoke with about a dozen crew members about what it's like to work on the phenomenally funnyVeep. Whether they were in charge of sound, rigging, transportation, costumes or props, they all shared a genuine, and rare, emotion; they love their jobs.
Featured image: Hanging with the Crew of HBO's 'Veep' on the set in Baltimore, Maryland. Courtesy HBO.
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Here's a Thing I discovered just this week from American indietronica band Passion Pit. Gossamer came out in 2012 and is the band's second studio album.
Sporting perfect pop melodies and grand aesthetically gorgeous arrangements, Passion Pit's stuff is some of the most infectious I've happened across in a while.


Sitting on my back porch by myself, with a cigar awaiting the arrival of hurricane Matthew. Hopefully it won't be as bad as all the over dramatic weather people say.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 7, 2016 by dlray.
Went down to Botany Bay island the other day and came upon this artist painting. I thought it made a nice photo.
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Everyone here is in full panic mode. Gas stations running out of gas, grocery store shelves empty, etc. It's actually pretty crazy. However, I'm sitting at my desk at work.
To me, it doesn't look like it is going to be much to us really. The latest track sends it out a little more east and turning before it gets to us. I guess we will know shortly. I am going to leave early because they art shutting down the interstate to inbound traffic and I don't want any part of that.
Well, guess I am getting ready for the hurricane. Haven't seen one in a number of years. I have already decided that I am not leaving. Been there, done that. The risk of staying is easier than the pain of leaving.
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Q: DBRefs In MongoDB I am able to add first degree relation to one collection to another but not able to add DBRefs if the collection has any internal structure (document).
For an example, I want to link tour_id in suggested_place internal structure to o_id of collection tour.
Please see the two image for my mongodb schema design.

To be honest, I am not very sure, it is possible or not and I have searched all over the Internet for any possibles answers. In case if there is no feature to add these kind of structure definition in mongodb, I am afraid that the junk data will remain there if the parent row is deleted.

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I am afraid that the junk data will remain there if the parent row is deleted

It will, for sure. Unless you take care of it yourself (remove all children when you delete a parent). Because mongodb is not a relational database and, as such, doesn't have any kind of relations or referential integrity or cascade deletes.

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The Lasko 5409 has two distinct characteristics – it's oscillating and it comes with a ceramic heating element. Oscillation provides you with a wider coverage area, while a ceramic element results in constant and consistent heat.
These features are truly helpful. But overall, should you get this heater?
Here, we'll give you an answer. Note that this post is just one of several Lasko 5409 reviews, but we promise to be short, direct-to-the-point, yet comprehensive.
You already know the two features of this ceramic heater. What else does it offer?
It has easy-to-use controls mounted at the top of the unit. (Refer to the image on the right.) These controls are nothing fancy. They're just two knobs that help you adjust two functions: thermostat (desired temperature) and three settings (high heat, low heat, fan only). There's also an oscillation button between these knobs.
The Lasko 5409 ceramic heater also comes with a thermal overload protector, a built-in feature that helps prevent overheating to protect your unit. When overheating is sensed, this heater automatically shuts off.
It's lightweight. It weighs only 4.5 pounds. Plus, it measures 6 x 7 x 9.2 inches. It also comes with a built-in handle so that you can transport it easily from one place to another.
We've also reviewed another Lasko product. Read our Lasko 755320 review here.
What do previous buyers say about their unit? Here's what we found out about this portable ceramic heater.
One of the most common considerations about the Lasko 5409 is the sound it produces. After all, it comes with a fan. How loud is it?
Expect airflow noise, which you can use to lull yourself to sleep or mask other annoying background sounds. A few people say that it's loud, but to some, it's not noisy at all.
Does it perform its function well?
Not everyone agrees and have the same experience, but the general consensus is that, yes, it does get the job done. Several people are satisfied with the heat this unit produces.
But take note that this is designed for small rooms. Some of the rooms that previous buyers have satisfactorily used this in include the following: sewing room, grandson's room, studio apartment, bathroom, basement, and dorm room.
Aside from that, this heater can heat up a room within minutes.
One of the unexpected advantages reported by previous buyers is that the Lasko 5409 can help save on energy or power. This is especially true if you live in a large house and you only use a portion of it. With this portable heater, you can actually turn the thermostat for the whole house and just rely on this unit.
Some say that the knobs are a little bit "flimsy." Also, you may find that the remote control doesn't have enough range.
Let's not forget to mention that there are some reports of questionable quality and durability issues. Some previous buyers say that their unit lasted only a few months.
Let's end this review with this recommendation.
For its size, the Lasko 5409 puts out great heat, which makes a lot of previous buyers happy and satisfied. It can provide heat for small rooms such as bathrooms, basements, and even a studio apartment, and it also helps you save money on electricity.
That said, if you're looking for a small and portable heater that works, then get the Lasko 5409.


The third generation Fusion, or the third generation APU, has up to four Steamroller CPU cores, new DirectX 11 GPU, FS2L socket and DDR3 2133 support. This is the highest DDR3 spec we've seen to date and even DDR3 1866 for Vishera and Trinity sounded quite nice.
The codename that AMD wants to talk about is wrapped around Kaveri APU. AMD has revealed in its financial roadmap update that Kaveri APU is a 28nm mainstream part, while Kabini essential level APUs replaces Bobcat-based Brazos 2.0 and they both should be manufactured by GlobalFoundries.


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Proud to Sponsor the LGBT Awards for a Second Year
Homepage Lawrence Kenwright, LGBT Awards, Signature Living	Leave a Comment
As one of the UK's most diverse and inclusive LGBT friendly companies, we are extremely proud to be sponsoring the Natwest British LGBT Awards for the second year running.
At Signature Living, we have always been vocal and passionate supporters of the LGBT+ community and I personally cannot wait to be a part of this amazing event again.
From the boardroom down to the shop floor, Signature Living is all about diversity. We embrace everyone and proudly celebrate the vibrant and diverse nature of our employees and hotel guests.
Katie and I are pleased to reaffirm our commitment to the LGBT+ community by backing such an important and exciting event.
Lawrence and Katie Kenwright
The ceremony, held in London on 11th May, will celebrate individuals and organisations who work hard to advance the rights of the LGBT communities, acknowledging milestones in politics, media, grassroots activism and the corporate world.
We have an amazing track record of backing diverse events, Signature Living also sponsored the awards in 2017 and in the same year we supported Liverpool Pride, displaying rainbow flags across all of our sites to demonstrate our strong commitment to LGBT+ rights and equality.
Managing Director of Signature Living, Kris Mochrie has also shared my enthusiasm for the upcoming ceremony: "It is a pleasure to lead an organisation where our people are encouraged and supported to be themselves. Our decision to support initiatives like the British LGBT Awards is a recognition of our LGBT+ employees."
The LGBT Awards founder, Sarah Garrett MBE supported this view, adding: "Signature Living's passionate show of support for the LGBT community is commendable."
This year, the star-studded event will be hosted by former Spice Girl, Mel B and Blue singer Duncan James. The night promises to be one of the highlights of the year, with amazing nominees including supermodel and actress Cara Delevigne, Merseyside's own Paul O'Grady and actor Colton Haynes topping the celebrities category.
Plus, nominees for the MI5 Outstanding Contributions to LGBT+ Life, include Co-founder and Executive Director of UK Black Pride, Phyll Opoku-Gyimah and Bisexual Campaigner Lewis Oakley.
Marjorie Strachan, head of inclusion at NatWest, said: "The awards aren't just for celebrities, they also champion those who work regular jobs but put in an extraordinary effort in helping LGBT+ people."
Katie and I can't wait to attend this hugely important event and help to fund LGBT charity work, organisations and awareness groups.
A Proudly Diverse Company
Working in partnership with so many UK employees to help diversify the workplace, the British LGBT Awards and Signature Living careers are proud to offer job opportunities that do not discriminate.
We believe in tolerance and acceptance, always endeavouring to understand the importance of equality, inclusion and the impact it has, both within the company and the communities in which we operate.
Last year I was hugely proud to win the European Diversity Award, an outstanding honour that recognises individuals and organisations who have made an outstanding contribution to equality, diversity and inclusion across Europe.
We have supported major diversity events because talent comes in all forms and embracing this fact will only help our company to thrive in the future.
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Kenya's Mombasa County seeks bids for desalination project
1 February 2017, source desalination.biz
Mombasa County, Kenya, is inviting sealed bids and expressions of interest for a contract to manage procurement of a major desalination project.
Mombasa County in Keyna is looking to seawater desalination to make up a 73 per cent water supply shortfall
The contract will cover design, finance, construction, and operation of the plant, and the closing date is 17 February 2017.
Kenya has pursued a policy of developing desalination capacity as an answer to its water challenges. An earlier tender document regarding desalination, published in October 2016, says that water supply in Mombasa County is 48,000 m3/d, while demand is 180,000 m3/d, resulting in a 73 per cent shortfall.
In November 2016, Mombasa County governor Hassan Joho admitted that plans to develop a 100,000 m3/d desalination plant at Shanzu, on Keyna's north coast, could be scuppered by "astronomical" land prices.
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Siasat.com/News/Demonetisation a mega scam, unemployment at highest since independence; Arvind Kejriwal
Demonetisation a mega scam, unemployment at highest since independence; Arvind Kejriwal
Neha| Published: 1st February 2019 10:15 am IST
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday took a jibe at the central government calling demonetisation a "mega scam" and said that unemployment was at its highest since independence.
Taking to Twitter, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader said, "Demonetisation was not a disaster, it was a mega scam. It destroyed India's economy & irrespective of whichever fraud Modi govt might indulge in to hide NSSO data, everyone in this country knows unemployment rate is the highest now than ever since 1947."
His remarks come a day after President Ram Nath Kovind on Thursday justified the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led central government's demonetisation move and said that it had "struck at the very root" of the country's parallel black economy.
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Details scarce in Cuomo plan for N.Y. hospitals to dispense medical marijuana
Jaimy Lee
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo provided few new details Wednesday about how a medical marijuana program involving 20 of the state's hospitals would operate.
Cuomo had been expected to elaborate on his plans to use existing statutory authority for a little-known state law and establish a program that would allow patients with cancer, glaucoma, and certain other diseases to buy medical marijuana at some New York hospitals.
In limited comments made during his State of the State address, Cuomo confirmed that the proposal would involve up to 20 hospitals and would also include a pilot program that would evaluate the effectiveness and feasibility of a medical marijuana system in New York. The findings of the program will be used to "inform future policy," Cuomo's office later said.
Officials at the Greater New York Hospital Association said they are hoping to get more information from the governor's office soon. A state health department spokesman referred questions to the governor's office.
Maryland is the only state to enact a medical marijuana law that requires hospitals to serve as the dispensing sites.
The state's academic medical centers can apply to operate investigational programs where patients enroll under a law that went into effect Oct. 1. But none of Maryland's five qualified academic medical centers are participating in the program and state lawmakers have said the law may need to be adjusted because of a lack of participation from providers.
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Q: How to display a simple dataframe with input in R Shiny I'm having trouble displaying a dataframe that depends on user input. I need to have users pick a number, do some very simple calculations based on those numbers, and display the resulting dataframe. Does this require reactive() or observe()? Or is my formatting just off?
Simple example that works if you remove the attempt to work with 'input$exp':
library(shiny)
shinyApp(
 ui = fluidPage(

   fluidRow(
     column(6, sliderInput("exp", label = h5("Change this"), min=2, max=5, value = 2)),

     column(12,
            tableOutput('table')
     )
   )
 ),
 server = function(input, output) {
   foo<-data.frame(matrix(ncol=8, nrow=1))
   colnames(foo)<-c('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h')
   foo$a<-input$exp+2
   foo$b<-2
   foo$c<-3
   output$table <- renderTable(foo)
 }
)

A: Method 1:
library(shiny)
shinyApp(
  ui = fluidPage(
    fluidRow(
      column(6, sliderInput("exp", label = h5("Change this"), min=2, max=5, value = 2)),
      column(12,
             tableOutput('table')
      )
    )
  ),
  server = function(input, output) {
    output$table <- renderTable({
      foo<-data.frame(matrix(ncol=8, nrow=1))
      colnames(foo)<-c('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h')
      foo$a<-input$exp+2
      foo$b<-2
      foo$c<-3
      return(foo)
    })
  }
)

Method 2:
library(shiny)
shinyApp(
  ui = fluidPage(
    fluidRow(
      column(6, sliderInput("exp", label = h5("Change this"), min=2, max=5, value = 2)),
      column(12,
             tableOutput('table')
      )
    )
  ),
  server = function(input, output) {
    result <- eventReactive(input$exp, {
      foo<-data.frame(matrix(ncol=8, nrow=1))
      colnames(foo)<-c('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h')
      foo$a<-input$exp+2
      foo$b<-2
      foo$c<-3
      return(foo)
    })
    output$table <- renderTable({
      result()
    })
  }
)


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Putin slams airstrikes on Syria but Russia's response is expected to be muted
Published Mon, Apr 16 2018 4:16 AM EDT Updated Mon, Apr 16 2018 10:30 AM EDT
Holly Ellyatt@HollyEllyatt
The world is watching Russia for its reaction to Western missile strikes that were carried out on its ally Syria.
The U.S. is expected to announce Monday more sanctions on Russia because of its support for Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Analysts predict Moscow's retaliation will be limited despite rapidly escalating tensions.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin (R) shakes hands with his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad during a meeting in Sochi on November 20, 2017.
The world is watching Russia for its reaction to Western missile strikes on its ally Syria, but analysts predict Moscow's retaliation will be limited despite rapidly escalating tensions.
The U.S. is expected to announce Monday more sanctions on Russia because of its support for Syrian President . The U.S., U.K. and France conducted coordinated missile strikes targeting the suspected chemical weapons infrastructure of the Syrian government Saturday.
Russia has signaled that it would respond to sanctions with retaliatory measures against the U.S. On Monday, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Moscow "will not delay in adopting legislation against U.S. sanctions," news agency RIA said, adding that Washington was demonstrating "open economic aggression."
Russian lawmakers are reportedly considering legislation to give the Kremlin powers to ban or restrict a list of U.S. imports, Reuters reported Monday. Russia has signaled that it could look to target U.S. companies that use Russian products or rely on Russian industries, such as its nuclear energy and aerospace sectors.
Western airstrikes followed a suspected chemical weapons attack in the town of Douma on April 7 in which at least 70 people are believed to have died and which the U.S. and its Western allies have blamed on Assad. The Syrian regime denies involvement in the attack and Russia called it a "fabrication," however.
Experts believe that Russia's reaction will be muted, for now, with one analyst noting that the "likelihood of a direct, military response to the strikes from Russia is very low."
"Despite the threats from Russia's ambassador to Lebanon Alexander Zasypkin that Russia would target the platforms from which the missiles were fired, Moscow is fully aware that such an attack would not only constitute a massive and dangerous escalation," Daragh Mcdowell, principle Russia analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, said in a note to CNBC on Sunday.
Syrian strikes carried out to send a message, analyst says
"It would be virtually certain to fail given the relative strengths of [the] coalition and Russian assets in [the Syrian] theater," McDowell continued, adding that for the moment it seems that Russia's response will be "contained to statements condemning the attacks, public anger, but very little else."
"Because the strikes did not hit Russian assets, and do not appear to have significantly undermined the Assad regime, there is no material reason to go further than that. Nevertheless, the poor state of East-West relations overall, and displeasure in the Kremlin with the strike may push Russia to seek asymmetrical means of retaliation. These kinds of actions are difficult to predict by their very nature, and Russia is unlikely to telegraph its intentions, " he said.
More sanctions and possible 'chaos'
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is expected to announce new sanctions against Russia later Monday. The move was signaled by Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, who said during an interview on CBS' "Face the Nation" program Sunday that the decision was due to the Kremlin's continued support of Assad.
The sanctions will impact companies that deal with equipment related to Assad and the use of chemical weapons.
Russia's foreign ministry told CNBC that it would make an official comment after U.S. sanctions are formally announced.
Russian assets have come under pressure with the MOEX index opening down 1.3 percent and the ruble 0.9 percent lower against the dollar at 62.92. Shares of Russian companies Rusal and Sberbank also fell sharply at the open Monday morning.
Russia President Vladimir Putin warned of "chaos" in international affairs if there were more airstrikes, which he said violated the United Nations charter and were an "act of aggression." Putin made the comments in a phone call with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Sunday.
According to a statement from the Kremlin, both presidents agreed that the missile strike had damaged the chances of political resolution to the ongoing Syrian civil war.
Middle East tensions won't be good for Russia, strategist says
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Shia-dominant Iran also supports Assad amid a battle for political and religious influence in the Middle East, while its rival, the Sunni-dominant Saudi Arabia, and the Arab League of regional powers support Assad's opponents.
Iran and Russia have little excuse to retaliate with military action for now, one analyst noted, given the strikes had avoided Russian and Iranian assets in the country.
"I would say that most of that is largely verbal rhetoric at the moment, I don't think we're likely to see any tit-for-tat retaliation from Russia or Iran," Andrew Freeman, associate analyst for MENA at Control Risks, told CNBC Monday.
"The U.S., U.K. and France didn't target Russian or Iranian assets in Syria and they made a deliberate effort to not do that. So one of the factors that could provoke a future escalation is whether we see strikes broadening again and Russian and Iranian targets getting damaged," he said.


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The Politics of Being Me
So much of modern feminism relies on the ideal of female bodies that work as expected. For me and lots of other disabled people, that's a model we simply don't fit.
Posted on August 03, 2017, 15:23 GMT
Lucy Webster
BuzzFeed Contributor
I have a university seminar on gendered security to thank for one of the biggest epiphanies I've had about myself – or rather, about the politics of being me. In the midst of a heated debate about how gender is used to control people's movements, suddenly it hit me: So much of modern feminism relies on the ideal of female bodies that work as expected. For me and lots of other disabled people, that's a model we simply don't fit.
I'm a life-long feminist and disability activist, yet it took until that very moment for me to see that I am not simply a woman and disabled: I am a disabled woman. That well-known feminist rallying call, "the personal is political", suddenly took on new meaning. I realised that things that had always seemed to me mere facts of life, like inaccessible shops or restaurants that don't provide a disabled toilet, are obviously exclusionary. And that every time someone is patronising to me, say, or assumes I am unable to read, they are not just making unfounded assumptions about the clinical nature of my disability, they are labelling me as different – as abnormal. Nothing could possibly be more political than applying these labels, not just to me, but to a whole group of people who are consistently devalued and dehumanised.
And feminism showed me how I should respond to this: by asserting my humanity and being proud of my differences. My politics degree exposed me to feminist writing as it isn't seen in the media: post-colonial feminism, queer feminism, black feminism. This literature was written by women who faced multiple oppressions and found strength in challenging them all; in doing so, they showed me a way forward. Ultimately, feminism allowed me to see that, like being a woman or a person of colour, being disabled is not a condition, it is an identity – and with that knowledge comes a personal power I had never experienced before. I see more clearly now that the problem does not lie in my cerebral palsy but in society's reaction to it. I sit a little prouder in my wheelchair these days.
Yet it is in this intersection of being a disabled woman that I find myself unsatisfied with the feminism I see all around me; there's not much mention of disability. On many issues that dominate my life, the easy answers of slogan-jumper feminism – in which image-perfect celebrities encourage us to "slay" while hanging out with our "squad" of identikit friends, and where individual female empowerment, rather than a remodelled society, is somehow enough – just don't cut it.
Feminism taught me to assert my humanity and be proud of my differences. But feminist discourse rarely makes much mention of disability.
As a young woman, I find that questions about body image are never far away. Mainstream feminism tells us to embrace ourselves, to like who we are and our appearances while understanding that they are separate things: We are not defined by what we look like. And of course, in theory I couldn't agree more. But we still live in a society where, more than anyone else, physically disabled people are defined by the visibility of our impairments. I am willing to bet that every single person I meet notices my wheelchair before they notice my choice of outfit. Honestly, that's fine, but feminist discourse needs to acknowledge that my body does dictate some of my identity, from how I socialise to the career decisions I make. (Feminism would tell me that I should be able to do any job for which I am qualified, but the reality is I will never be a foreign correspondent or a roving reporter. I simply can't rove.) Mainstream feminism needs to allow this to be OK, to not be something I feel obliged to fight all day, every day.
We also need to acknowledge the difficulty of liking a body that inherently doesn't work. While it is true that I have never worried about getting my makeup spot-on, I have quietly agonised over whether a dress accentuates the dodgy curve of my spine. No matter how much I tell myself otherwise, I am trying to blend in and go unnoticed: I am trying to look "less disabled". What does feminism have to say about that? Where does the mantra of embracing your body go when your hand is stubbornly refusing to answer the phone or do up a button?
Body image discussions are not the only place where my feminist and disabled identities clash. While women have fought long and hard to be simultaneously free of sexualisation and allowed to express their sexuality, disabled people – especially disabled women – have been left behind in an uncomfortable world of infantilisation and fetishism. Let me tell you, this is a skin-crawling place to be. Yet shows such as Channel 4's The Undateables prove that this idea remains oddly acceptable throughout society, and even I find myself wondering if I'm doomed to choose between eternal celibacy or someone who is turned on by my inability to walk (cue more skin-crawling). This is not an abstract concern; I have witnessed many guys, having chatted to me for a while, return to their friends for a laugh and a high-five – for them, the idea that anyone could really be attracted to a disabled woman is clearly risible.
Most feminists will admit that the sexual revolution remains a work in progress, but I have never heard a single one of them argue for widening it beyond the able-bodied. Even in liberal and open-minded circles, the mixing of disability and sex remains a taboo. Despite having gone to a girls' school that prided itself on its full-on embrace of feminism, I was never given sex education at all relevant to my situation – all bodies were assumed to operate in the same way. I spent way too long wondering if sex was even a possibility for me, and yet I didn't raise this with anyone until a drunken and emotional conversation with a close friend when I was 19.
At university, endless conversations about my friends' romantic lives awkwardly avoided the topic of sex until, eventually, I awkwardly told them that I had just as much interest in sex as they did. There were girls who got it, and I just want to take a moment to say to them: Thank you for understanding – and for introducing me to Ann Summers. For obvious reasons, of course, but also because it was such a perfect acknowledgement that my sexuality was fine with you. I finally felt I was being seen as a real adult, not a tween playing grown-up.
I was never given sex education at all relevant to my situation – all bodies were assumed to operate in the same way.
Feminism seems to struggle with disability because disabled women are subject to stereotypes diametrically opposed to those saddled on our able-bodied counterparts. But this shouldn't make them any less feminist issues; any false assumption foisted on women should come under the same scrutiny. Nowhere is the difference between attitudes towards able-bodied and disabled women starker than on the subject of motherhood. The other big taboo.
Feminists are rightfully campaigning against the centuries-old idea that women are primarily, if not solely, homemakers and caregivers whose ultimate goal is raising a family. But what about women who are faced with the opposite assumptions: that for us to be mothers is either impossible or wrong? The internet is dotted with stories of the disapproval faced by disabled mums when out with their kids. This must be intensely hurtful; and it is, I confess, something that plays on my mind. Will I be able to have children (especially given the difficulty of finding a partner), and will I get the support I need to care for them? Will they be singled out as different just because I am disabled, and how am I to deal with this?
Many of my able-bodied friends, themselves women in their early twenties, simply do not understand why I worry quite so much about this aspect of our distant futures. "Can you stop panicking about something that may or may not happen in a decade's time?" they ask, and I guess to some extent they're right. But I also feel that this confusion comes from a place of privilege: Being well-educated and generally surrounded by liberal-minded types, they can reasonably hope to be able to make their own decisions about their bodies and families. I, and many others, do not have that luxury, and the feminist assertion that we should make our own choices falls flat. Once again, while the mainstream internet feminists are right, they fail to think of the women who do not fit the mould.
I am proud to be a disabled woman. I am also proud to be a feminist. But I wish the latter didn't force me, often, to ignore the specific challenges posed by the former. I wish that mainstream feminism gave me a baseline from which to confront the issues disabled women face with body image, sexuality, and motherhood – but for now I am trapped in the middle. As I go forward into adult life, I hope I can reconcile this tension and maybe, just maybe, find some answers along the way. For now I am just holding on to the one thing I do know for certain: I am going to make this identity work for me. Thanks, feminism, for that. ●


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Shadowlaw an underground organization bent on world domination through drug smuggling, illegal weapons distribution and terrorism. Led by the evil M. Bison (Vega in the Japanese version), Shadowlaw hopes to increase their power by recruiting the world's greatest street fighters. Their main target: Ryu a master of Shotokan Karate who roams all over the world to test his skills against other fighters. As a means to lure the elusive Ryu, Bison abducts his best friend, former martial arts champion Ken Masters, and uses him as bait. Interpol agent Chun-Li and U.S. Air Force pilot Guile team up to get to Ryu before Bison does and continues his reign of terror.
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Experience is the key, but most people's first impressions will be drawn from the styling, right or wrong this is pretty inevitable. Fortunately the Danish company have firmly hit the nail on the head in those stakes too. In general cartridges aren't all that much to look at but some how they've managed to craft the 2M series into something of pure beauty. Infact, style wise Ortofon haven't missed the mark on any of their products. From the gorgeous retro SPU series to the more up to date minimalistic charm of the Cadenza line it's clear that they know what they're doing and can do it better than anyone else.
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Its 3 Stories products are leading the transition from feed-based sharing.
Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) has three different Stories products that have all grown very popular very quickly. There are 1.15 billion daily users across Instagram Stories, WhatsApp Status, and Facebook Stories. And 1 billion of them are sharing new content every day, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
In just two years, Facebook went from zero to 1 billion. By comparison, it's been five years since Snap (NYSE:SNAP) introduced Stories in Snapchat, and it has just 186 million daily users across the entire app.
But as Stories become a bigger part of Facebook, the transition could prove challenging. If Snap's financial results are any indication, Stories can be harder to monetize than the Feeds found on Facebook and Instagram. Management set expectations for investors in Facebook's third-quarter earnings call.
On the call, Mark Zuckerberg lamented some missteps with Facebook Stories. "Our effort to shift Facebook from News Feed first to Stories first hasn't been as smooth as I'd hoped," he said.
Facebook Stories is the least popular of Facebook's three Stories products, but it has gained momentum since merging with Messenger Day, the original Stories product for Messenger. Users across the two apps doubled in the four months between May and September.
When asked why Facebook Stories started slower than the Instagram and WhatsApp products, Zuckerberg pointed out the product launched several months later. "And then the initial version of what we shipped, I just think wasn't as high quality as where it needed to be, wasn't as fast, there were bugs," he said.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel knows just how much a buggy lower-quality app or feature can hurt usage. He saw engagement decline when the company rolled out a newly redesigned version of Snapchat. Now, his focus is on rebuilding the Android version of the app -- which is historically slow and buggy -- in order to bring its user experience up to par with iOS. Meanwhile, users have declined steadily since March.
Zuckerberg said he's happy with the recent progress of Facebook Stories. Investors should expect a continued shift from Feed-based sharing to sharing in Stories. That shift could accelerate into next year.
User adoption of Stories is well ahead of advertiser adoption. As a result, there's a gap in ad pricing between ads in Feeds and ads in Stories.
That gap showed up in CFO Dave Wehner's reported ad metrics. Average ad price increased just 7% year over year, while impression growth of 25% drove most of the company's overall revenue growth. That's a reversal of the trend we saw at the end of last year and the beginning of this year, when growth in average ad price outpaced impression growth.
It wouldn't be surprising if Facebook saw a decline in average ad price over the next few quarters as Stories ads become a bigger part of the business. That would come as the result of a continued acceleration in Facebook Stories users and the monetization of WhatsApp Status starting next year.
Zuckerberg said the transition could impede revenue growth over the next couple of years. He told analysts: "I want to be up front that even assuming that we get to where we want to go from a Feed-only world to a Feed-plus-Stories world, it will take some time, and our revenue growth may be slower during that period like it was while transitioning our products to mobile. From a business perspective, Feeds will drive the majority of our growth over the next couple of years at least until Stories become an even bigger driver."
Stories ads are an entirely different product from Feed ads, and Facebook and advertisers are still figuring out how users react to ads in the middle of Stories. As Facebook develops new ad products for Stories and advertisers develop new creatives, the gap between Feed ads and Stories ads should close.
Investors saw the same thing when Facebook transitioned from right-hand-column ads to News Feed ads. And it has developed best practices from that transition that it can use in the current transition, such as automatic placement (placing ads across all formats to optimize for an advertiser's goal). Wehner warned analysts that the transition will take years, not quarters, to get Stories monetized at the same level as Feeds.
But patient investors could see substantial benefits. "I'm optimistic that we'll get ads and Stories to perform as well as Feed over time," Zuckerberg said. "And that the opportunity will be even bigger, because it looks like Stories will be a bigger medium than Feed has been."


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World Bank admits globalization leads to inequality
The growth of free trade has not had a positive effect for all in the developed economies, according to a World Bank document quoted by the BBC.
According to an internal memo from the Washington-based organization seen by the British broadcaster, the side effects "may have led to rising wage inequality."
The document, written by World Bank economists, says "trade has played a powerful role in creating jobs and contributing to rising incomes in advanced economies," but also highlights its cons.
"Recent evidence from the US suggests that adjustment costs for those employed in sectors exposed to import competition from China are much higher than previously thought. While trade may have contributed to rising inequality in high income economies, so has technological change and the weakening of institutions that used to represent the interests of labor," the report said.
"Given overall efficiency gains, the dislocation effects of trade in advanced economies must be addressed through stronger safety nets and enhanced skills and flexible labor markets," it added.
World Bank president Jim Yong Kim explained why people in the developed economies are angry with the free trade.
"I hear them and they are saying that my life is not better than my parents and my children's life does not look like it's going to be better than mine," he said in a BBC interview.
"So there is a real concern but the answer is to have more robust social security programs, so you have a safety net. And then you need to get serious about getting the skills you need for the jobs of the future," he added.
This June's Boston Consulting Group Global Wealth report said that millionaires will control more than half of the world's wealth by 2020. In particular, people who are worth more than $20 million in the United States will control 29 percent of the country's wealth by 2020, compared to 20 percent in 2010.
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Alison has her life together. There's not much that can faze her.
Garry's blown it in a big way – but then, it was never going to turn out any other way, was it? Not with a dad whose alcohol-fuelled rages have been leaving bruises for years. And sooner or later you have to say 'enough'. Don't you?
When Alison and Garry's worlds collide, neither has a way to understand the parameters of each other's lives. That doesn't stop Alison from trying. Garry needs help, and she can give it. Simple.
But nothing is ever simple, and it gets even less so once the police, Justice system and Social Services get involved.
But Alison's not the type to stand by and do nothing, even though everyone says it'll only pull her down. Even though it does.
"Got to get away. Don't think, just move. Every step hurts. Everything hurts. Crossing the road, a horn screams. Too much noise in my head – too much screaming."
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Story Behind the Story – Anna says:
Out on the Edge traverses ground that scares off some of the gate-keepers: domestic violence, the family court system, foster care both good and bad. Half a lifetime ago I spent a few years working with rape and incest victims, and that experience runs in the background of this novel. I wanted to write a story that validates experiences beyond the mainstream but, more than that, I was interested in exploring how we make sense of one another's lives when they run contrary to the underlying assumptions of our own.
The story is told in two voices: Alison, resourceful, sensible, compassionate, who has the benefit of a supportive family – albeit one that has seen its share of grief. And Garry, whose family struggles with issues of alcohol abuse and violence. When Alison's 'normal' world and Garry's imploding one collide, everyone has an opinion, everyone has advice – and ultimately the roles begin to reverse.
I was aiming to write about how we make sense of the world, and what we do when our assumptions, our foundations, are torn away. I guess in a way I also wanted to acknowledge those people who are dealt a hand that seems stacked against them from the outset, and that who show, despite the hurdles thrown up against them, that despite it they can be the people who really count.
What the Reviewers Say
'This is an excellent piece of work from an emerging writer – well-written, intelligent, in character and perfectly pitched for the intended reader. Highly recommended!'
– Reading Time
'A fast-paced, sharply insightful, complex tale'
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'A difficult topic, told with a hint of humour, clarity, honesty and hope… A great read.'
– Esmé Kidd, in Fiction Focus
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Dortmund – The departure of Juergen Klopp of Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season make Shinji Kagawa upset. He estimates will face difficult situations such as when playing at Manchester United.
As already known, Klopp will be leaving Dortmund at the end of the season. Die Borussen coaching chair will then be taken over by Thomas Tuchel, who is still dealing with Mainz.
Klopp's departure seems to leave little concern for Kagawa. He was going to face a number of difficulties such as when playing at Manchester United two seasons before this.
Klopp was instrumental bring Kagawa career climb. It was he who brought the 26-year player from Cerezo Osaka, then mengorbitkannya.
In the first period with Dortmund, Kagawa appear neat. Throughout the two seasons, he appeared 71 times with a notch 29 goals and 16 assists. Performance is what then makes MU attracted and sign him.
But with Manchester United, he failed to shine. Throughout the two seasons, he only appeared 57 times, scoring six goals and 10 assists. Until then the Japanese international midfielder returning to Dortmund earlier this season.
Well, leaving Klopp Kagawa believed would make him back to face a similar situation while at MU. Because he had to adapt to a new coach and a brand-new style of play anyway. However, Kagawa believe these challenges can be overcome.
"The new coach will come, it means that the situation would be difficult for me as in Manchester. But the important thing is to believe in each other and set the same goals, then advanced on the same street and work together," said Kagawa quoted sportsmole.
"We had to work hard before the season starts. That's the only thing we could do. We should have the same target and trust him, I will do my best," he added.
Kagawa this season featured a total of 36 times in all competitions, scoring five goals and seven assists.


Fear is hard-wired. Fear keeps us out of trouble. Fear, however, is general, not specific, and certainly not always helpful.
Chronic (long term) pain can make anyone more fearful of movement, while in most cases – certainly in the case of spinal pain – a specific movement or movements may be the cure.
From fear grows avoidance. It creeps along over time. At first, short-lived pain instills fear of very specific situations: You threw your back out lifting a heavy box inappropriately, so you avoid lifting heavy things inappropriately. The next time, you throw out your back by bending over to pick up a shoe. The next time it happens after riding a bike, then after a short hike, and soon, you "…have a bad back" that prevents you from even mild activity without fear of debilitating pain.
The real tragedy (and what research has demonstrated over time) is that your progressive, self-imposed, lack of mobility has left you less flexible, weaker, and less conditioned – paradoxically putting you ar higher risk of developing recurrent, chronic pain. Finding the right direction and degree of force is the key to recovery, but you've become so fearful of moving "the wrong way" that no solution that involves directly confronting the source of you pain sounds reasonable to you.
Especially in low back pain (non-specific backache, as they call it in other English-speaking countries), studies find over and over that a patient's recovery is highly influenced by what a patient believes will make him better, independent of anything that the therapist actually does or does not do.
Unfortunately, similar studies show that medical practitioners tend to prescribe what they believe will help a patient, irrespective of any evidence they may or may not be aware of. While a layperson can have any opinion he wishes, your healthcare provider (theoretically) is being paid to be correct.
While I sometimes have to orient myself toward success rather than being right, I also believe that I have an obligation to select the best course of treatment available to each patient – and sometimes that will set me on a collision course with the beliefs held by patients and/or their health care providers.
I recently had a new patient. It was a "Drive-By" meaning that this patient's physician apparently did not have a preference for therapists in our area. She's a health care professional who's had serious back pain in the past, and was unable to work for months because of it. Nothing surgical, nothing "damaged" per se – just disabled by pain. She went through months of therapy, and eventually went through a program of spinal strength training and Pilates, and was more or less told that she should avoid bending over, or performing movements that cause pain. You can imagine what I encountered at evaluation – a person with a stiff spine, who has altered her whole lifestyle to avoid pain. Not to avoid injury or damage, or to emphasize and pursue happiness, but to avoid physical pain.
Since coming in, she's been responsive to my recommendations, and her spirits were buoyed by my explanation that her fear is only a fear of pain – not damage, paralysis, or any other such thing. She has multiple extended family members who have been disabled by pain, but so far, she seems to have decided that this will not be her course.
Today I had a conversation with another health care professional essentially emotionally crippled by her pain. She's also organized her life to avoid it. She believes that she has a serious underlying problem that no one will address. I evaluated her, and she responded well, and consistent with published research and clinical literature, she has a good prognosis. We talked about her fear – for what seemed like hours – and I assured her that despite her long history of pain, she has a good prognosis for recovery with therapy, based on my examination. She was given one simple exercise – which was even "watered down" form there, so as not to set off a fear response. She was given specific instructions in case she had any additional pain. Yet, the conversation today was back to avoidance as her response. She reports awaking at 4am with increased pain that she attributes to the exercise she was given. Her pain lasted for another two days, during which time she "did nothing" until it abated, and has now decided that she was right after all – avoidance of painful movement is her best option.
Explaining the altered thought process that normally accompanies chronic pain, the evaluation technique that allowed me to classify her pain and establish a plan of care with a proven track record of effectiveness, and that her recovery would take time, but less clinical treatment than she expected was not enough for her. She is convinced that she needs more imaging and diagnostic studies before taking any further action, although she is adamant that she will refuse any injections, surgery, or additional medications that are offered to her based on that specialist's opinion.
If you have a healthcare provider that is up on the latest evidence, has plenty of clinical "people" experience, and who recommends a course of treatment different than what you expect, I encourage you to ask questions. Weigh out risk and reward, and decide accordingly. Trust, allow yourself to believe, and know that pain, injury, and "damage" are not synonymous. Although your problem appears quite unusual to you, it's probably quite boring and "text book" to the person who's advice you've sought. If you've consulted someone to lead you to water, then partake without fear.


A few weeks ago I did a comparison post on a few make up palettes on the market. I used my recently purchased and much loved Naked 2 palette by Urban Decay as the baseline and then tested similar sets by less expensive brands to see if the £38 price tag the Naked palette costs was actually worth it.
At the time of this review I incorrectly thought the MUA Heaven and earth palate was a dupe for the Naked set, once it was posted though lots of fab gals in the know told me that the MUA palette I really needed to get my hands on was the "Undressed Palette" it was by all accounts the dupe to end all dupes and a mere £4 to buy.
So in an attempt to ensure I give MUA a fair crack of the eyeshadow whip and because to be quite honest I was intrigued at some of the praise I had read being heaped on this budget buy I thought i would give it ago.
The colours included are very similar to the shades in the naked palette. A great range of creams, browns and slates and even a lovely dark blue. I was disappointed there wasn't a really black shade but the dark browns included are dark enough to create some lovely shading.
I applied the eyeshadow to eyelids primed with too faced eyelid primer and used the Samantha Chapman brushes.
I swept shade 1 which is very similar to shade foxy in the naked palette on my entire eye area, lid and brow bone, it is slightly less matte than the Naked shade.
To contour along the socket line I used shade 6 which is quite similar to shade Tease in the Urban decay set and to finish I used shade 11 which is a dark brown and fairly similar to the busted shade in the Naked palette to create a cat eye effect.
The shadow is quite high in pigment and didn't need a huge amount of building up to create a really lovely effect.
For a drugstore neutrals palette you just can not beat this set. I wore it for seven hours and the shadow stayed put and hardly creased.
I'm really impressed with this set. Good quality shadow in a decent range of neutrals and good staying power. Bravo MUA.


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Community Blog: Developers take on SSFIV Features Trailer
Posted by: Crimson Relic Jan 7, 2010 | 5 comments
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Some insight from the devs at Capcom.
English translation of Nakky Blog(Developers of SSFIV)-Thanks to Azrael @shoryuken.com forums for translation!
Thank you for all the comments on the last blog of 2009! You're all just too nice! Thanks to you, Lil' Ono and the development staff has gotten really pumped up for the new year, the year of the tiger! And on my first temple visit of the new year, my forecast calls for good luck! What could this mean?!
Well to kick off the new year, today we're introducing new features in SSFIV! Check out the "SUPER NEW FEATURES Trailer" on the official site!
First off, let's look at one of the new features, the alternate costumes. The new characters in SSFIV will of course have their original costume as well as an alt, but the original 25 from SFIV will also be getting a new third alt costume!
Today, I'd like to show you 5 of my favorites!
First off is Rufus's "Hopping Chinese Vampire" costume!
Wow, it fits his big body type just right. Let's borrow the design sketch from the lead designers desk.
We had an idea to have the charm that's affixed to his forehead be able to come off, but unfortunately we weren't able to implement it. If we really could have it come off, we discussed having this affect his attack patterns and attack power, but then that made things just too complicated.
The second costume is Cammy. Check it out, she's cosplaying Lord Bison!
That's really hot! She's showing off more sideboob than Juri. For her second costume, she was wearing winter clothes but her bottom half looked like she'd be pretty cold, so I felt sorry for her. But this Bison cosplay, I just can't get enough of it. Was she brainwashed into doing it...? If that's the case, would Bison's remaining dolls also be sporting this look! I wanna see that!
Our 3rd costume is Zangief.
Mega Zangief looks like he could be a completely different character. Like, Mega Zangief F or something.
You can really feel the designers motivation in the size of the "F". Also, the letters are really small, but you can see that he wrote "The boomerang on his chest hair will be somewhat transparent", which shows just how much he got into it. In the palm of his hands he's got a little green lamp, and when you punch someone it'll leave behind an afterimage, so defintely check it out during play!
And our clean-up batter is Balrog!
That's way too cool! This has gotta be his own personal clothes. His clothes and sneakers, sure, but check out his hair - shows you how young he is!
This is what the initial design sketches look like. It got the basic approval, but we felt that having gloves was a part of Balrog's identity, so it became the current design! The gloves also have his own flavor, for a touch and gorgeous Balrog. He's definitely after a cool look that matches up with his strength.
And last up is Cody. Here's the costume you were all waiting and hoping for!
His personal clothes, which will take you back to Final Fight! ...Even though he's still wearing the handcuffs. Like Balrog's gloves, they're a part of SSFIV Cody's identity.
And here's the design sketches. He's really detailed, right down to the accessories and tattoos. If you take a look at the in-game model, you'll be surprised at just how much made it in! Hey, but this tank top style and Cody's well-defined muscular bod...he's pretty hot.
So these are my 5 personal favorites of the new alternate costumes.
But that's not all.
Nakky Blog Breaking News 1!
Its only for three characters, but if you pick the 10th color for the alternate costume, it makes part of the costume change! This is something I'd like for you all to discover in-game, so we'll just leave it at that.
Definitely try out various things.
Moving on, another new feature is the Rival Battles. Of course, the new characters in SSFIV will also have their own rival battles, but for the SFIV cast, they will also get another rival battle (in other words, a second one). As you saw in the trailer, there's Ryu Vs Ken, Guile Vs Bison, etc!
For SFIV, we had a lot of comments from people saying "Isn't Ken Ryu's rival, not Sagat?" To be honest, I also felt the same way, but to Ryu Sagat is also a rival to him. That's what I felt.
So, while we couldn't do it for everyone, we gave it our best shot and planned to give as many existing characters as possible another rival battle. The first one we decided on was of course Ryu vs Ken!
If there is a rival battle that's important to the story, we've got them along with lines of dialogue! So even for characters you don't usually use, be sure to check out their rival battles!
So now, you must be thinking "For the characters who have 2 rival battles, which one do we end up seeing?"
At the "Now Fight Your Rival!" screen, if you enter in a special command you'll be able to choose which character you want to fight! Its not a hard command, so everyone try to figure it out!
↑Here! This screen!
If you don't enter in the special command, then the game will alternatively choose one of the 2 rival battles for you. So after seeing both, you can choose your favorite one (the easiest one?!) and enjoy like that!
And our third new feature is what you've all been waiting for, Ultra II! All characters now have 2 ultra combos! You will pick your ultra at the character select screen and then head into battle.
We haven't given them 2 similar ultras, so their use will be quite different. This is sure to expand the nature of the fight!
Also, on the official site under the character profiles, we'll be adding movies of all characters Ultra I and Ultra II in the next updates! Today we have for you Ryu, Viper, Cammy, and El Fuerte! What kind of flashy moves, what kind of cool lines, what kind of scene, what kind of battle tactics will you use to pull them off - I hope you all look forward to it.
But there's one ultra I just have to tell you about! That would be Viper's Burning Dance. First, take a look at the video on her character profile screen.
If you look at this picture and this "Huh? Haven't I seen that somewhere else before...?" It means you are a obsessed fan of the SFIV blog.
...That's right, this is an original combo concept from the SFIV main designer Ikeno, introduced during the SFIV arcade development blog!
If you want a closer look at it, check this out! The Death Penalty combo has finally become a reality. In the Street Fighter Artwork compilation, Ikeno had said he wished we could have gotten the Death Penalty combo in. We got it in, Mr. Ikeno! He also thought up a combo for Rufus, so if we could just get that in too... (3 ultras!)
And so that's the new special features for today. Although it didn't make it into the trailers, there's just one more thing, one big thing you all wanted, that we just happened to add.
Not just against the computer, but now you can also hear your opponent's character BGM during fights against people as well! This will be great for getting hyped up when battling against others!
There are 2 conditions you'll need to set for this.
1. Under "Icon" in the status information, set it to Anything OK
2. Under "Title" in the status information, set it to Anything OK
And that's all! You'll be able to fight listening to your opponent's BGM! I'm starting to sound like an infomercial here, but if you really want to have a dramatic mood battle, set this to on, set Fight Request to on, and then just wait for "Those stronger than me" to come to you for a fight!
Aaaaaan that's all for today's blog, bringing you tons of info on the new features!
Well then, let's all have a good year!


The North Wales Hospital locally known as Denbigh Mental or Denbigh Asylum is a Grade II listed building. Designed by architect Thomas Fulljames, building started in 1844 and completed in 1848. Once a hospital for up to 200 people with psychiatric illnesses, by the early 1900's it housed around 1,500 patients and staff. The hospital originally had its own farm and gasworks. Planned for closure by Enoch Powell during the 1960's, it was closed in sections from 1991 to 1995. On 22 November 2008, during work to renovate the building site and convert it to apartments and residential properties, the building caught fire; it was later confirmed that the main hall of the hospital was destroyed. Arson was suspected at the time.
Currently on the buildings at risk register, the 2006 planning permission has lapsed. In 2011 the building was at risk of collapsing and no action was taken by the owners after an urgent works notice was issued, Denbighshire Council had no choice but to carry out repairs on the building which reached £939,000. In 2013, Denbighshire Council voted to press ahead with a compulsory purchase order on the building. A three week Public Inquiry on the challenge to the CPO by the owner completed on 20th March, 2015. A new application for planning permission has been submitted by the Princes Regeneration Trust and would be implemented by the North Wales Building Preservation Trust once the CPO is confirmed and the site has been transferred.
Yeah...I know, it's been done to death. It's looking a bit worse for wear and is now a bit of a death trap. It's a massive site and access is pretty easy. Was up against the light as dusk wasn't far off so what with the shady nature of the floors and roof I concentrated on external shots given this, the lack of time, light and a tripod. Didn't get up to the outlying site like the chapel and the nurse's quarters and contented myself with the main part of the asylum.


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