No man is an island, but you can feel like a lone voice in the wilderness sometimes. As such, it has been reassuring to recently read the Nottingham Food Blog and see that I am not the only person who feels driven to pleading despair by the obsession with pulled pork and the insistence on putting chips in metal buckets that seem to have plagued Nottingham in 2014. The lack of imagination of the former and the sheer naffness of the latter (plus the failure to recognise that a metal tin will conduct heat away from the chips on the outside while the ones on the inside will be forced to hold their steam and thus go squishy) have both evidently raised my blood pressure more than their collective salt and fat content. So I went to Junkyard fearful of seeing both, given its general on-trend craft beery-ness.
The venue has been well designed to maximise use of the L shaped floor space and is simply furnished, with bare taps protruding from the wall and a blackboard showing the day's offerings on draft. Beers are served in 2/3 pint measures and the bottles and cans of beers, ales and stouts cover two sides of A4 in designer 10 point sans serif. A selection of interesting cocktails includes a riff on bacon and maple pancakes, whilst the wine list is well balanced if over-priced (all upwards of £4.50 for 175ml of the house wines). Having a range of wines by the glass in a small venue is problematic, especially if most of your punters will be drinking beer, because the wines oxidise quickly and you end up with a lot of bad half bottles to choose from. The Chardonnay I tried first was undrinkable, but a glass would have cost me the price of a decent-ish bottle in the supermarket – something the Junkyard might like to consider.
The food menu is relatively concise, only managing to cover a page on the clipboard by adding three brunch items to the top. The menu is slightly confusing at first but basically lists items of increasing size from top to bottom: bar snacks, a selection of things categorised under 'graze' and finally a selection of sandwiches at the £8 mark. I'm there for dinner, a proper meal, so what should I order? Is this tapas deep fried Americana style? Will a taco at £8 be the size of a basketball? Should we get several grazing things to share / fight over?
In the end, all four of us went for 'plates' plus a couple of servings of fries (£3, with salted, garlic or chilli options). And sadly, these fries did indeed come in enamel buckets – although these were just order as single items so some leniency seems reasonable. But since the joy at seeing a whole menu with no p—-d p–k had raised me up like Westlife never did, I was feeling doubly lenient in relation to my usual pose of ready admonishment.
My degree of joy was matched in the diametrically opposite direction by my husband's reaction to his main, the flatbread with goat's curd, vegetables and hazelnuts (£8.50). I mean, there would be no reason for a meat eating burger fan with a large appetite to order this, but he did, and thus only had himself to blame for his intense food envy. In comparison to the other three meals, his was appreciably smaller, a fact reinforced by the unhelpful illusion of serving the flatbread in a metal tray at least twice its size. Despite that, he did enjoy what was there, the broccoli being fresh enough that I could smell it from my own seat several yards away.
My own plate was a wooden pallet (spot the Junkyard theme) that was barely big enough to manage the quivering tower of pastrami on rye (£8) perched atop, held together by a metal screw (yes, yes, we get it). Screw removed, it became evident that the side plates and cutlery provided were essential tools for taking the sandwich out of the junkyard and rendering it eatable in some way. The only way in fact proved to be a complete dissection, which satisfyingly revealed some serious slices of densely pepper-crusted salty beef, more Katz's diner than Sainsbury' wafer slicer. The meat somewhat lost out to the powerful tastebud assassins of sauerkraut, gherkins and mustard, but in an entirely saltily satisfying way. The accompanying slaw was fine but the sandwich would actually be better served by a non-vinegared accompaniment.
Our friends enjoyed the JFC (Junkyard Fried Chicken, £7.50, which, once the screw was removed, resembled a coldslaw roadkill event) and the Cuban sandwich (£8.50) and the fried were entirely satisfactory if suspiciously resembling mass produced, throw them in the fryer chips.
The staff on the evening were friendly and polite. There are no desserts on offer (some Sahara-dry brownies were perched on the bar counter) but perhaps that's because no reasonable diner would possibly have room after the main event. While we were there, all the tables and bar perches were occupied, with a good turnover of customers, including a family with kids in single digit ages. With a round and a half of drinks, our bill came to £62, and we tipped out into the night well-fed, happy and pleased to have found such a good spot mere yards from the excellent pizza-fest that is Das Kino – just in case we ever need a back-up plan.


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Here is a quick little project that one of the student's in the Stitch Lab created. Its a Candy Corn Sachet. Voila!
We crafted ours following the directions for the pattern as shown. But we made it out of fleece instead of felt. So our seam allowances are different, and the seams are different. So our finished sachet is smaller than the one on the web.
This was a great project for a beginner sewer. Fun, easy, and satisfying results.
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There's one more month to go before Christmas and soon, we will be decorating our trees and ushering in a brand new year. But, before we start singing "Auld Lang Syne," let us rewind and reflect on the past year.
Did I stay true blue?
It's important not to get sidetracked or deviate from your original goals, but it's also important to stay open to the infinite unexpected possibilities that may await you in the future. Similar to a business, we must have some sort of a strategic plan for our lives.
Whether it happens every few years, annually, quarterly or monthly, it's important to have a game plan. I do it annually and then mentally check back every few months to ensure that I'm on track. That's my first step toward realizing my goals.
Although things may not all happen at once, it's important to have faith in the unknown and relinquish your attachment to the outcome. When we cling to one outcome rigidly, we close ourselves off to other opportunities that may present themselves along the way.
You may walk down the street on your way to the post office with that goal in mind, but you may also meet a friend who could deliver your package directly to its destination. The latter is only a possibility if you are able to engage that person in conversation and remain open.
If you remain rigid and unable to be flexible, you will never know what else is out there.
Sometimes, life gets so busy that we forget to follow through with our goals. In order to scratch off achievements on our to-do lists in life, we need to stay organized and dedicated enough to live up to the expectations we set for ourselves.
This past year was my first as an entrepreneur and I learned many things along the way. I executed some things according to plan and monitored them closely, while with other things, I started too late and failed to follow through. But, it's all part of the exciting learning experience.
I am glad that there are people in my corner who were there to offer support and guidance. It's important to first have a plan and create a system within your work space to regularly remind yourself what you need to do and when.
Did I set realistic goals and timelines?
Goals are important, but being practical is equally as important. When you rush in too soon or force something, most times, you will end up having to re-do it and in the process, you will expend twice the time and resources. And, you don't want that!
So, to avoid the risk, do your research and assess your goals adequately. Give yourself breathing room for unexpected delays and setbacks. It's important not to beat yourself up over the details, as hiccups are natural aspects of life.
You may also find it useful to solicit the help of a friend who is an expert in the requisite area or to get some professional help, like a coach or mentor.
Did I learn from my challenges?
For many years, we may have been doing things the same way, but expecting different results. Life is about learning; if something isn't working, perhaps you need to change it up and do something different. Perhaps you need to have a backup plan, should things not work out by a particular time.
When you learn from your past, you will be able to chart a better future. I have found it useful and cathartic to blog. Suddenly, my thoughts and concerns focus themselves, as hindsight is often 20/20.
Did I give back to those in need?
"To whom much is given, much is expected." This saying rings true for events in both business and personal lives. When we contribute our talents to good causes and return to others what we have received, we often reap the rewards tenfold, as doing so creates a cycle of reciprocity. Also, it feels great to give and great to know that someone else is better as a result.
Make your own checklist and end the year with a clean slate.


Located on the outskirts of Villa de Leyva, one of Colombia's prettiest colonial towns, Casa Terracota is an irregular reddish construction built entirely out of clay. The house is the creation of Colombian architect Octavio Mendoza, who decided to combine his love for architecture and sculpture to build this project. He based his design of the house in the four elements: earth, water, air, and fire.
Casa Terracota covers an area of about 500 square meters and was built entirely by hand, using about 400 tons of clay. As such, it is now considered the biggest piece of pottery in the world. The project took over 14 years to complete, although Mendoza says that it's still a work in progress.
Surrounded by lush greenery, the house has the mountains of the Iguaque National Park as backdrop. Its reddish colour offers a beautiful contrast to the bright blue sky. In the garden, there are several sculptures and a green pond. But under the scorching sun, it's nicer to stay indoors.
Inside, the rooms are spacious and seem to flow into each other. Also, there seems to be almost no straight lines. The house has two levels and in some rooms clay shelves and tables protrude from the walls. To add even more to the natural vibe of the house, here and there you can see iron details shaped as animals, such as the huge spider lamp near the entrance.
As well, there are certain details around the house that seem to be inspired in the works of Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi, like some of the iron work and the colourful mosaics adorning the bathrooms.
How to get there: Casa Terracota is less than two kilometres (1.24 miles) away from Villa de Leyva. You can drive (10 minutes) or walk (30 minutes) from the village.


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PURCHASE, NY: PepsiCo is celebrating successes from its "Crash the Super Bowl" program that featured consumer-generated commercials for both Doritos and Pepsi Max.
PURCHASE, NY: PepsiCo is celebrating successes from its "Crash the Super Bowl" program that featured consumer-generated commercials for both Doritos and Pepsi Max. It has also nearly doubled its sales volume for Pepsi Max products since July, when the company launched a marketing activation touting the brand's zero-calorie positioning, said Peter Land, SVP of beverage communications at PepsiCo.
Last night, the brands snagged four out of ten top slots on USA Today's ad meter. And with the addition of Pepsi Max, the "Crash" program saw a 50% increase in the level of media activity and social media discussion, compared to pre-event coverage for last year's program which only featured Doritos. Also, entries jumped to 5,600 from 4,000 last year, and its first year expanding voting platforms to Xbox Live and mobile devices triggered a significant increase in voting, explained Chris Kuechenmeister, director of PR for Frito-Lay.
For this year's event, the company secured a contract for a total of six consumer-generated Super Bowl spots – three for Pepsi Max and three for Doritos – as part of its "Crash the Super Bowl" program that debuted five years ago. It's the company's most significant Super Bowl activation that includes both a food and beverage brand within the same program, Land told PRWeek in September.
The PR and social media investment surrounding Pepsi Max at the Super Bowl was on par with what the company spent on last year's Pepsi Refresh activation during the event, said Land. Last year was the first time in 23 years that the brand eschewed traditional advertising at the event.
Leading up to this year's game, the team promoted the brands via joint PR, social media, and signage at retail.
The company's Super Bowl efforts, including this year's "Crash" program, an additional Lipton Brisk ad spot, and a Gatorade sponsorship, are indicative of the company's goal to align its corporate brand with its food and beverage products.
The company didn't purchase a Gatorade spot this year - last year, it bought a 90-second spot for the pregame show - but it participated in the event as the sole sponsor of the media center, a strategy in line with its goal to target athletes versus traditional fans.
On Friday, an additional pregame effort brought together various PepsiCo brands, such as Mountain Dew, SoBe, and Fritos, for a tailgate party at the New York Stock Exchange.
Ketchum led the "Crash" program for both Doritos and Pepsi Max; Edelman supported additional Pepsi Max initiatives around the Super Bowl, such as parties; Olson promoted the Lipton Brisk effort; and Fleishman-Hillard handled the Gatorade program. Ruder Finn supports Mountain Dew and Weber Shandwick supports SoBe.


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Q: Unstable Foliations Let $M$ be a closed compact Riemannian manifold, $\mathcal{F}$ be a $C^1$ foliation  on $M$. Let $F(x)\in\mathcal{F}$ be the leaf containing $x$.
Definition. $\mathcal{F}$ is said to be a unstable foliation, if there exist $\lambda>1$, and a diffeomorphism $g:M\to M$ such that
 - preserves $\mathcal{F}$: $\quad$ $g(F(x))=F(gx)$, for all $x\in M$.
 -- expands $\mathcal{F}$: $\quad$ $\|Dg(v)\|\ge \lambda$, for all unit vector $v\in T_yF(x)$, $y\in F(x)$ and $x\in M$.
The foliation $\mathcal{F}$ may coincide with the unstable foliation of $g$ under some extra assumption (for example, a dominated splitting).
Definition. $\mathcal{F}$ is said to be
 - transitive, if $\overline{F(x)}=M$ for some $x\in M$;
 - minimal, if $\overline{F(x)}=M$ for all $x\in M$.
There are transitive foliaitons without being minimal. For example,  the geodesic flow $\phi_t:T^1S_g\to T^1S_g$, on a compact surface with constant negative curvature. The flow-line foliation is transitive, but not minimal. These foliations can't be unstable since there are closed leaves (or, closed orbits).
Question 1. Let $\mathcal{F}$ be a transitive unstable foliation. When will it be minimal?
Question 1 may be too general to consider. What about the following special case?
Question 2. Suppose $\dim M=3$ and $\dim F(x)=1$. If $\mathcal{F}$ is transitive unstable foliation, when will it be minimal?
There are some characterization of transitivity and minimality by the $C^\ast$-algebra of $\mathcal{F}$. I don't know if that can help.

A: This is an interesting question. Little is known. First of all if g is Anosov then transitivity implies miniamlity.
More generally, there are various assumptions that guarantee minimality. See for example "A sufficient condition for robustly minimal foliations" by Pujals and Sabmarino.
In my "Smooth conjugacy of Anosov diffeomorphisms on higher-dimensional tori" there are examples of transitive foliations which are not known to be minimal. It would be interesting to do computational work to see what the answer should be.

A: Recently, Y. Shi has constructed a partially hyperbolic diffeomorphism in a nilmanifold where the unstable foliation is not minimal (the global dynamics is Axiom A, so it has a hyperbolic attractor). The example is not yet written, but some insight can be gained from this paper of Bonatti-Guelman.
In our paper with A. Hammerlindl we show that every partially hyperbolic diffeomorphism of a (non-toral) nilmanifold has "transitive unstable foliation" (i.e. has a dense unstable leaf).
The general question you ask is too broad, but this at least shows that there are examples where transitivity does not imply minimality.

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Sarah Doyle Poetry
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My poem, "The Trump Days of Christmas", has been published on the Poetry24 website, and can be read at this link:
http://www.poetry24.co.uk/2017/12/the-trump-days-of-christmas.html
My poem, "Hollowed", which was shortlisted in the Frogmore Prize, has been published in issue 90 of "The Frogmore Papers".
25th October... I have two poems published in the new edition of excellent lit-mag, "The Fenland Reed", one of which - "The woman who married an alchemist" - is featured on the magazine's website, and may be read at this link:
https://www.thefenlandreed.co.uk/copy-of-poems
19th October... My poem called #MeToo has been published in the "Morning Star" newspaper. Additionally, the poem may be read at this link:
https://www.morningstaronline.co.uk/a-fff2-Sarah-Doyle-MeToo#.WfnsKtBl_IU
14th October...
My poem "Vulpa" has been commended by Sarah Howe in the Winchester Poetry Prize, and is included in the competition anthology, which can be purchased via the link below:
http://www.winchesterpoetryfestival.org/shop/Somewhere-to-Keep-the-Rain-p94120859
12th October... My specular poem, "How we met ourselves", inspired by a Rossetti painting, is published in the new "PRS Review". For information about the Pre-Raphaelite Society, please visit:
https://pre-raphaelitesociety.org/
4th October... My poem "Unholy" (winner of the 2015 William Blake Poetry Prize) will feature in "Write to be Counted", an important new anthology championing tolerance and human rights. The book is being launched at The Poetry Cafe in Covent Garden at 7pm on Thursday 4th of October, with all proceeds from the evening and from future sales supporting the international writers' charity, PEN. More details can be viewed here:
http://writetobecounted.blogspot.co.uk/
Friday 29th September... I will be contributing to a panel discussion on "The role and relevance of genre poetry" at the British Fantasy Society's annual convention, FantasyCon, which is being held this year in Peterborough. I was particularly honoured to have had three of my poems included in the convention's glossy souvenir brochure.
3rd July... As Poet-in-Residence to the Pre-Raphaelite Society, two of my poems have been published in the latest edition of the "PRS Review". The first, "Remains", was inspired Edward Burne-Jones' painting, "Love Among the Ruins"; the second, "A Bridesmaid's Prayer", was inspired by "The Bridesmaid", painted by Sir John Everett Millais. For details of the Pre-Raphaelite Society, including information on how to become a member, please visit:
http://www.pre-raphaelitesociety.org/
1st July... As I've written a couple of articles for the Wordsworth Trust's blog, I recently had the pleasure of spending a weekend in Grasmere with other 'Wordsworthians'. I've written about my wonderful weekend here:
https://wordsworth.org.uk/blog/2017/06/30/wordsworth-and-waterfalls-the-wordsworthians-blogger-weekend/
My poem, "Hollowed", has been shortlisted in the highly-regarded Frogmore Prize, and will be published in issue 90 of "The Frogmore Papers" this autumn.
20th May... My poem "Man and Tree", inspired by the 'Gristhorpe Man' exhibition at Scarborough's Rotunda Museum, has been published in the excellent web-journal, "Picaroon Poetry", and can be read at this link:
https://picaroonpoetry.wordpress.com/2017/05/21/109/
1st April... "Best of British", an exciting new anthology from Paper Swans Press, is being launched at the George pub, Tunbridge Wells, Kent at 7.30pm on Saturday, April 1st. I am delighted that the book is to include my poem "The Scots Girls of Great Yarmouth". Purchasing details can be viewed here:
http://paperswans.co.uk/product/best-of-british/
15th March... My MA Creative Writing anthology, "Bedford Square 10", has its launch at Keats House in Hampstead. I will be giving a reading, along with my cohort.
The book is available to purchase from Amazon via this link:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bedford-Square-10-Adele-Ward/dp/190874264X/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1515511821&sr=8-3&keywords=bedford+square+10
14th March... I am pleased that a poem of mine was shortlisted in the York Mix Poetry Competition 2017.
Monday 20th February... I will be a guest reader, along with lots of other lovely poets, at the Troubadour in Earl's Court, London. The evening's poetry will be weather-themed – rain or shine! 8pm start. Details are here:
https://troubadourlondon.yapsody.com/event/index/58398/coffee-house-poetry
1st January... I'm delighted to start the new year with a competition placing. My poem "Sea Salt Sleep" has been commended in Cafe Writers' poetry competition.

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I don't know about you, but I tend to trust the information I get on PBS. It turns out that communication with deceased loved ones is not uncommon and may even be beneficial to the grieving process, according to this article by a therapist that I discovered on the PBS website This Emotional Life. So good to get proof that I'm not crazy after all. If I am, I'm in good company. Click the photo to read the entire article.
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Make a Substitute for Half-and-Half
Never Spend Top Dollar for Half-and-Half Again
By Erin Huffstetler
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Make Real Half-and-Half
Making a substitute for half-and-half is as simple as mixing two everyday ingredients together. Here's what you'll need to grab from the fridge to save yourself a trip to the store and some dollars and still keep your recipe on track. The trick takes under two minutes and makes a cup of half-and-half.
This substitute works well in baked goods, soups, and other cooked dishes, but a word of warning—it won't whip so it shouldn't be used in any recipe that calls for whipping half-and-half, such as homemade ice cream. But you can make your own half-and-half for those recipes with minimal expense and fuss rather than use this substitute.
All you'll need is some milk (just about a cup) and a tablespoon of butter or margarine.
You can replace one cup of half-and-half with one tablespoon of melted butter plus enough milk to equal one cup. Drizzle the butter into a measuring cup and top it off with the milk. If you need more or less than a cup, just maintain the same ratio: one tablespoon of butter to almost-a-cup of milk. Your recipe will turn out great.
Illustration: Ashley Deleon Nicole. © The Spruce, 2019.
How to Make Real Half-and-Half
If you also happen to have some cream in the fridge, you can make your own half-and-half by mixing the two together in equal parts—no need for a substitute. Heavy cream should keep fine in your refrigerator for about a month, so it should still be OK if you bought it a week ago, or two or even three.
Commercially-produced half-and-half is between 10.5 percent and 18 percent milk fat, so just about any type of milk and cream that you have on hand will get you in the neighborhood of this percentage. If you only have non-fat milk and light cream in the fridge, you'll come up a smidgen short—that combination will give you about 10 percent milk fat. But in most cases, that will be close enough to get the job done.
Learn About Half-and-Half, a Type of Cream
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Half-and-half is a convenience item so you'll pay a premium for it. Just keep milk and cream in the fridge and mix up your own half-and-half as you need it. You'll have one less container taking up space in your refrigerator and one less thing to worry about using up before it spoils.
If you only need half-and-half or heavy cream occasionally, just keep some heavy cream in the freezer and pull it out as needed. It freezes beautifully—just pour it into an ice cube tray. If you're using your half-and-half to make sauce or another dish that you'll be heating up on the stove, you can even add the frozen cream and milk directly to the pan. It will thaw as the dish cooks, creating your half-and-half, and it will save you the step of having to thaw the cream.
Another option is to keep powdered heavy cream in your pantry. It can be reconstituted to create heavy cream or half-and-half in whatever amount you need. You may not find it in your grocery store because it's a specialty item, but it's readily available online.
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 Phylum : Crenarchaeota
 Classe : Thermoprotei
 Phylum : Euryarchaeota
 Classe : Archaeoglobi
 Classe : Halobacteria
 Classe : Methanobacteria
 Classe : Methanococci
 Classe : Methanomicrobia
 Classe : Methanopyri
 Classe : Nanohaloarchaea
 Classe : Thermoplasmata
 Classe : Thermococci
 Incertae sedis : ARMAN
 Phylum : Korarchaeota
 Genre : Ca. Korarchaeum
 Phylum : Nanoarchaeota
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Les Nanoarchaeota, ou nanoarchées sont un embranchement d'archées. La première espèce étudiée Nanoarchaeum equitans avec un diamètre de l'ordre de  compte parmi les plus petites formes de vie connues.

Son statut de membre unique d'un embranchement à part entière est cependant débattu, car il pourrait en fait s'agir d'une espèce très spécialisée issue de l'ordre des Thermococcales, au sein de l'embranchement des Euryarchaeota Classification
Selon  :
 Nanoarchaeales famille Nanoarchaeaceae Huber & al. 2011
 Nanoarchaeum famille Nanopusillaceae Huber & al. 2011
 Nanobsidianus Nanopusillus ordre indéterminée
 Nanoclepta''

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Voir aussi
 Archaea (classification phylogénétique)

Notes et références

Embranchement (nom scientifique)
Archée (nom scientifique)

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This compact desgined station is ideal for professional use. Soldering can be performed and adjusted from the control knob from 200°C – 450°C. Interchangeable iron plated tips are available to make the soldering station excellent for electronic and electric use.
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The Palladium Theater in St. Petersburg, Florida, is located in the former First Church of Christ Scientist, built in 1925. It is located in the North Shore Historic District.
The historic Vinoy Hotel in downtown St. Petersburg is a pink Mediterranean revival-style building that overlooks the waterfront on Tampa Bay. It is one of many buildings in St. Petersburg listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
St. Petersburg, Florida, (population 248,232) is located on the Pinellas peninsula between Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The city was formally incorporated in 1892. Claiming to have 360 days of sunshine a year, St. Petersburg has been nicknamed the "The Sunshine City" and is a popular tourist destination.
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In 1926, the Florida real estate boom collapsed, but with the help of Public Works Administration projects in the 1930s, St. Petersburg again experienced a period of growth. As development spread westward, St. Petersburg's downtown district fell into decline.
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Juventus forward Paulo Dybala has reiterated his commitment to the Serie A giants and claims he wants to be a club icon by the time he decides to end his stay.
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The Argentina international's recent display in the UEFA Champions League, where he scored a brace to help the Bianconeri knock Barcelona out of the competition also highlighted his potential to become one of the worlds best.
Transfer speculation involving Real Madrid and the Blaugrana soon followed, linking the diminutive forward to the Spanish Primera Division but Dybala claims he's aspiring to write his name into the history books alongside the likes of Allesandro Del Piero.
"My future? I want to be a Bianconero symbol," he told the club's website. "Del Piero is an example. It will be hard to follow in his footsteps, both on and off the pitch.
"He's a very correct person, I've met him and he's a really good person. Where do I lack compared to him? Definitely in front of goal, he scored a lot more than me. I'm missing a lot to be like Del Piero.
"The number 10? I've always said that the number 21 is important for Juve. Alex's 10 is hard to wear, I respect 21 and I want to wear this number.
"I'll never ask for the number 10, if the club offers me it then we'll talk."


The Cumberland & Dumfriesshire Farmers Mart P.L.C. had forward 55 prime cattle, 1 young bulls, 68 over thirty month cattle, 4,664 prime lambs and 7,289 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 28th October, 2010.
The prime cattle had more inside fed cattle on offer, which saw a brisk trade throughout. Top price was 176.5p for a Limousin heifer from Messrs Ritson, Swaites and purchased by W Kirkup & Sons, Butchers, Longtown, 173.5p Hallburn, 169.5p Toppin Castle & Hallburn, 167.5p, 162.5p Hallburn; Blondes 169.5p Toppin Castle; Charolais 164.5p Upper Mains, 163.5p Hallburn & Sceughdyke.
Limousin bullocks to 171.5p (£1191.93) from N Forster, Haining House and purchased by W Kirkup, Butcher, Longtown, others to 157.5p Haining House; Charolais 166.5p Fenton, 162.5p Sceughdyke, 161.5p Fenton, 158.5p Sceughdyke.
Top prices per head Charolais heifers £1143.28, £1037 Upper Mains, £1030.05 Hallburn. Charolais bullocks £1170.88 Fenton, £1135.58 , £1125.35 Sceughdyke; Simmental £1106.08 Sceughdyke; Limousin £1191.93, £1165.50 Haining House.
A much larger show of 71 OTM forward which met a fast trade throughout for a good show of feeding cows. Top price to 136.5p for a Simmental cow from TF Siddle Mosside and OTM bullocks to 135.5p also from Mosside.
Friesians 95.5p Highmoorhead, 85.5p Brisco Hill; Charolais 93.5p, 91.5p Burnside; Limousin 106.5p, 103.5p Greystoke Castle, 97.5p Wanwood Hill, 94.5p Greystoke Castle, Galloway 84.5p Peela Hill; British Blue 109.5p Ladyhousesteads, 96.5p Cadgillhead.
Top price per head Limousin steer £867.20 Mosside; Friesian cows £666.90 Brisco Hill; Charolais £790.08 Burnside; Simmental £907.73 Mosside; Limousin £788.10 Greystoke Castle; British Blue £799.35 Ladyhousesteads; Angus £701.10 Ladyhousesteads; Devon £706.45 Greystoke Castle.
A smaller show of lambs was forward to a full ring of buyers with the trade being 10p dearer on the week. Good export weight lambs were short of requirements with too many lambs over 46kg forward. Top was £95 for Texels from Woodhead and to 207p/kg for Beltex from Sorbie.
Suffolks £94.50 Woodhead, £77.80 Sceughdyke & High Wreay, £76.80 Tinnis Hall; Cheviot £70.50 Blackburn, £67.80, £66.80 Raeburnfoot; Texel £94.50 Woodhead, £90.50 Little Burtholme, £87.50 Byreburnside; Charollais £79.80 Barrockend, £79.50, £76.80 Nunscleugh; Greyface £75 Gibbs Hill, £72.50 Henrys Hill, £71.20 Nunscleugh; Cheviot Mules £68.20 North House; Leicesters £64.80 Allensgreen, £59.80 Peela Hill, Blackface £67.80 Albierigg, £66.20 Allensgreen, £64.50 Catslackburn; North Country Cheviot £73.80 Haymont, £72 Coldside, £67.20 Adderston Shiels; Swaledale £60.80 Kilnstown; Jacob £53.50 Bonnyrigg Hall; Beltex £84.80 Sorbie, £74.80 Westhouse, £72.80 Sorbie; Zwartbles £65 Crofthead; Romney Marsh £54.80 Churchview.
Lightweight lambs to £65.80 for Texels from Brantwood, £62.80 Newington & Low Eals; Suffolks £62.80 Beachmenach, £60.80 Coshogle; Cheviot £59.20 Cross House, £57.80 Raeburnfoot; Greyface £60.20 Upper Hindhope, £58.20 Low Eals; Blackface £60.80 Syart, £57.80 Westloch; Swaledale £48.20 Lilswood Cottage; Herdwick £55.80 Newington; Jacob £44.20 Bonnyrigg Hall; Beltex £64.80 Maidencoates.
A monster show of cast ewes and rams were forward to the usual ring of buyers and trade was similar on the week with all classes easy to sell. Top was £122.50 for Texel ewes from Hazel Head and Texel rams from Trough Head. Other Texel ewes £116.50 Easthouse, £113.50 Westhouse; Suffolks £120.50 Easthouse; £94.50 Brantwood; Charollais £102.50 Coltside; Halfbred £86.50 Waterhouse, £84.50 Ruletownhead; Greyface £113.50 Gateside, £86.50 Bluegate; Cheviot Mules £91.50 Poolside, £84.50 Graygate, £77.50 Langon Lees; Leicester £94.50 Hartside, £90.50 Bluegate, £80.50 Laverhay & Hartside; North Country Cheviot £96.50 Waterside, £89.50 Tirrilend, £82.50 Westhouse; Beltex £78.50, £74.50 Hartside; Romney Marsh £64.50 Kirkland Green.
Light ewes to £67.50 for Blackfaces from Brownleazes, £66.50 Lanarkfoot, £64.50 Pitland Hills; Swaledale £56.50 Lanarkfoot, £47.50 Brantwood, £45.50 Stonehall; Herdwick £34.50 Brantwood; Cheviot £66.50 Stackbrae; £65.50 Daltongate, £64.50 Easthouse, £62.50 Raeburnfoot.
Other Texel rams to £110.50 Poolside, £109.50 Byreburnside; Suffolk £110.50 Harwood House & Watergate; Cheviot £100.50 Blackhaugh, £84.50 Arkleton; North Country Cheviot £112.50 Riggshield, £98.50 Forss, £84.50 Midtown; Swaledale £49.50 Brantwood; Beltex £84.50 Easthouse, £69.50 Winterhope; LLynn £112.50, £82.50 Westhouse; Easycare £72.50 Brantwood.


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The ultimate self-care routine should include buying yourself eco-luxe bed sheets that seem to cuddle you right back. Nothing rejuvenates the mind and body better than a restful night's sleep on soft, comfy, sustainable sheets. If you've had trouble falling asleep, invest in organic cotton or bamboo sheets and you'll be on cloud nine quicker than you can count sheep.
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This US-based family business Grund America prioritises quality above all else, given the brand name bears the family name 'Grund'. The standards for their organic bedding are high: 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified (a certification that verifies no harmful toxins to human health and tests for over 100 banned or toxic substances). Green Business certified, and members of Textile Exchange and GoodWeave International to ensure factories and suppliers are complying with strict labour standards, certified child labour free, and environmental standards.
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American bedding company Coyuchi produces stylish and minimalistic luxury bed sheets made of 100% Fairtrade-certified GOTS-certified organic cotton. It offers a variety of styles, thread counts, prints and finishes, more than most ethical bedding brands on this list. From modern, classic sheets to dotted and striped ones, you're sure to find something to suit your individual tastes. Sheets come in Organic Sateen, Organic Percale, Organic Pima and Organic Jersey and Organic Linen. We adore the little sustainable details such as coconut shell buttons and that the brand donates to environmental charity, 1% For The Planet.
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Australian organic cotton bedding brand Bhumi responsibly produces 100% certified organic and Fairtrade sateen bed sheets that are soft and soothing against the skin given its luxurious 300-thread count. Non-toxic water-based Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) approved dyes are used that are free from nasty chemicals such as formaldehyde and chlorine bleach. The sheet sets include a fitted sheet, flat sheet and two pillowcases. Bhumi also sells organic cotton basics, activewear, eco-friendly bath essentials and children's wear.
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US bedding brand Boll & Branch creates dreamy luxury sheet collections made of high-quality Fairtrade-certified organic cotton. The brand ethically produces its bed sheets in locations such as Portugal, and its organic growers in India are paid living wages. The organic cotton fabric is woven into 300 thread count making these sheets ultra soft and unforgettable, so much so that the brand got wonderful Google Reviews, scoring 4.9 of 5.
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This eco-friendly brand pioneered sustainable practices more than 20 years ago, long before "green became the new black". Since it's been in the business of sustainability for so long, you can bet it ticks all the boxes: ethically-made, pays living wages, Fairtrade USA certified, GOTS-certified organic cotton and affordable! Under the Canopy's bedding products are also Oeko-Tex® certified which means it is free of toxic chemicals, heavy metals, bleaches and toxic dyes.
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Sheets come in natural colour only (as shown in the pic below). Naturepedic's 'Luxury Sheet Set' includes 100% certified organic cotton sateen fitted and flat sheets plus pillowcases.
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I have been to LA 4 times in the last year. It has rained every time I have been there. I think the CA government should give me a high paid rain dancer contract for my services. It would only cost them $2.5 million a year, plus expenses.
Strangely enough there are 2 rainfall "years" that are measured. Here is a look at what was going on from 2013-2014.
So far this year we are at 50% of average. The only good news is that NorCal is doing slightly better, reservoirs are a little higher, and we have done a better job of capture. Still, the rainfall we have had is so minimal, it isn't worth much toward the situation.
If you can create a steady wind and blow the smog away, they would pay.
"A new study says that cancer-causing pollutants have dropped more than 50%
Southern California's air quality is getting better, according to a study released Thursday. Cancer-causing pollutants have dropped over 50% on average since 2005, the last time the South Coast Air Quality Management District checked air quality extensively.
Efforts to reduce emissions from diesel trucks and other vehicles can account for a great deal of the drop. California residents may have noticed the positive effects of such endeavors in the sky: smog rarely browns out the mountains in the region now."
CA still occupies plenty of the top spots in the smoggiest city contest but most of those are central valley locations where crop burning is exacerbated by the heat and big rigs are the major mode of vehicle on the interstate. The Santa Ana's can help to discharge but not often enough. Dallas and Houston are up there too along with DC. Still, with 18 million people, smog is gonna happen.
The geography is against L.A. Dallas and Houston are on the great plains and the wind is steady and disperses the pollution. But the mountains surrounding Los Angeles hem in the wind and the smog just sits there. I've stood in gorgeous clear air in the mountains behind Pasadena and looked down on a brown cloud where LA should have been, just a few skyscrapers visible above it.
That was the past. As noted in the above quote, brown outs rarely occur and pollutants have decreased 50% in just the last 10 years. The SCAQMD really did a great job with all their measures and deploying a solid smog check system for cars, trucks, etc. The downside to reduced smog levels is that it also resulted from a massive erosion of the industrial base in SoCal.
If a stage 3 smog alert was called, kids didn't go outside much or play PE. The last stage 3 was called (in LA) in 1974, stage 2 in 1988, and just one since 1998, and that was in 2003. There were times as a kid that I remember having trouble taking in a deep breath after having played outside on a smoggy day. That hasn't happened since I was a kid. Bad, still? Yes. Getting better? Absolutely and that's surprising considering the mass of humanity.
Yeah, the worst was in the 70's, for sure, it was shocking to a small-town boy. But the last time I was there in 2006, smog was still very noticeable. We have air pollution in Baton Rouge because of the semi-tropical climate and the industry along the river. Our issue is ozone, which is clear and we can't see the pollution, but you can damn sure see it in L.A. I completely understand why California emission laws are the strictest in the nation. Smog is impossible to ignore in L.A.


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May 27 @EDCC W 3-1 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0.416 0.492 0.358 0.908
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Apr 6 GRCC W 28-2 2 3 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.356 0.538 0.282 0.894
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Mar 17 @YVC W 8-5 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0.321 0.320 0.240 0.641
Mar 9 Lane W 6-2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0.318 0.300 0.250 0.618
Mar 9 Lane L 2-3 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.294 0.353 0.294 0.647
Mar 3 OC W 8-0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0.308 0.385 0.308 0.693
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When it comes to curating a perfect home decor, the use of color can be a bit like playing with fire. Color has the ability to warm with a rich display of personality, but use too much and there's a chance of getting burned. Jason Ball knows this balancing act better than most, having worked professionally as an interior designer since 2004. He says he never was one to shy away from using color in his work, but when he took on a project several years ago, updating a farmhouse at the heights of Cooper Mountain, he found an opportunity to push his color boundaries by accessing the vivid vision of the home's owner.
In the bedroom, the palette of various blues makes this the perfect spot to take a nap.
"The word you're probably looking for is 'eclectic,'" says Ball, as he and homeowner Orly lead a tour of the house. At the entryway, vibrant Mediterranean tiles on the stairs greet visitors upon stepping through the front door. In the hallway to the living room rests a multicolored, hand-painted Italian dresser, giving confirmation that this is a place where color is not only utilized but celebrated. Off of the modern kitchen is a glowing sunroom inhabited by furniture pieces inspired by various styles and eras. It's all very eclectic indeed, and what's most amazing is how well it all fits together. The home exudes a great warmth and creates a uniquely welcoming feel.
Single-strand, Edison bulbs hung in a grouping, allow the beauty of the surrounding colors to stand out.
Burgandy accents in the living room add an air of sophistication while still remaining chic and cozy.
"I think it's brave, what we did here," says Orly as she gazes fondly at the sunroom, a spot she refers to as one of her family's favorites to spend time together. "It's easy to go to the store and just pick patterns in one theme, but I wanted things to work together without being prejudiced toward different styles," she says. Each room throughout the house tells its own story through color and design, and while visually striking, every room was also designed to be usable for the entire family of five and their guests.
While any home-renovation project can be daunting, it required a particularly patient collaboration of ideas and Ball's design expertise to bring Orly's ambitious vision to reality. "I see my line of work as a big responsibility, and it's important to me to get it right," Ball explains. Prior to interior design, he had a successful career in marketing research and also holds a master's degree in psychology, a couple factors that aid him well when navigating the expectations of his clients. "There is a real advantage in understanding how people go through the process of making a decision," he says.
Accents of red and green make this dining room perfect for entertaining or long nights of homework.
Ball agrees, recalling his first sight of the house. "It was very country back then," he adds with a laugh.
Moroccan inspired backsplash tiles lend a hint of international flavor and cheerful interest to the kitchen.
As for Ball, he walked away from the project with a newfound appreciation for exploring the power of color, having learned that playing with fire can lead to incredible results.
With gray as a background color, pops of brighter accents are more noticable in the entry way.


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Got a spare £1.1m? Then dive in and buy Tom's old place
9 February 2018 22 February 2018 Toby Porter	0 Comments
BY TOBY PORTER
toby@slpmedia.co.uk
Olympic diver Tom Daley is moving house after a year, he has announced on Twitter.
The high dive champion is selling his penthouse home, with hot tub, near London Bridge, Southwark for £1.1million.
The 23-year-old and his husband, film writer and producer Dustin Lance Black, bought the two-bedroom, two-bathroom pad last year and have taken full advantage of its central location.
Tom attended the Pride march in July, talked publicly about being bullied at school in September and hosted the Attitude Awards at the Roundhouse in October. But the couple already have a new place 10 minutes' walk away, in a former hop-processing plant off Southwark Bridge Road.
So they have decided to sell this one, with Tom saying on Twitter: "So many memories from this place. Hopefully it will find a lovely new owner."
It is south, east, and west facing with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors and windows which open onto three terraces, adding about 800sq ft.
The flat is part of a modern building with nine flats close to London Bridge and Borough stations, Borough Market and Bermondsey Street.
Daley won the 2009 FINA World Championship in the individual event at the age of 15, before regaining it in 2017. He was the 2012 Olympic bronze medallist in the event.
In 2016 he won a second Olympic bronze in the men's synchronised 10m platform, with Daniel Goodfellow. In 2017, he won World silver with Grace Reid in the mixed 3m springboard synchronised event.
Mr Black is a Californian writer and producer, best known for writing Oscar winning Milk (2008), about assassinated gay politician Harvey Milk, starring Sean Penn. He also wrote J Edgar (2011) about FBI head J Edgar Hoover; and My Life with Count Dracula (2003). He has been married to Tom since May 6, 2017.
One reply to Tom's annoucement of the sale on Twitter might not have twigged that he's quite busy, tweeting back: "I want to know how you change the light bulbs in the ceiling. I'm in the process of buying a place with loads of them, some 50ft above the floor. Whether you go in the roof and come down or go up on scaffolding. Problem with modern builds."
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Composting is like baking a cake. Simply add the ingredients, stir, "bake," and out comes — compost!
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3. Spread soil or "already done" compost over the compost pile. This layer contains the microorganisms and soil animals that do the work of making the compost. It also helps keep the surface from drying out.
4. Adjust the moisture in your compost pile. Add dry straw or sawdust to soggy materials, or add water to a pile that is too dry. The materials should be damp to the touch, but not so wet that drops come out when you squeeze it.
5. Allow the pile to "bake." It should heat up quickly and reach the desired temperature (90° to 140°F, or 32° to 60°C) in four to five days.
6. Stir your compost as it bakes if you want to speed up the baking time.
7. The pile will settle down from its original height. This is a good sign that the compost is baking properly.
8. If you mix or turn your compost pile every week, it should be "done," or ready to use, in one to two months. If you don't turn it, the compost should be ready in about six to twelve months.
9. Your "best ever compost" should look like dark crumbly soil mixed with small pieces of organic material. It should have a sweet, earthy smell.
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A Finding Aid to the Philip Stein Papers Regarding David Alfaro Siqueiros, 1933-2012, in the Archives of American Art
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The collection is in English and Spanish.
The collection is arranged in 7 series:
Series 1: Correspondence, 1934-2010 (0.3 linear feet; Box 1)
Series 2: Interviews, 1977-1994 (0.1 linear feet; Box 1)
Series 3: Writings, 1937-2006 (0.6 linear feet; Boxes 1-2, 0.021 GB; ER01)
Series 4: Subject Files and Research Files, 1933-2009 (0.6 linear feet;Boxes 2-3)
Series 5: Printed Material, 1949-2009 (0.7 linear feet; Boxes 2-3,5)
Series 6: Photographic Materials, 1933-2005 ( 0.5 linear Feet; Boxes 3-4, 0.011 GB; ER02)
Series 7: Sound, Video and Film Recorings, circa 1967-2012 (1.3 linear feet; Box 3, 4, FC 6-9, 3.85 GB; ER03-ER04)
Artist, author and political activist, Philip Stein (1919-2009), also called "Estano," lived and worked in New York City, Mexico, and Spain. Stein worked as an assistant to muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros. Both men were committed to the Mexican Mural School of new-realism, painting exterior murals rather than easel paintings so art could be public and directed to the masses.
Stein was born in Newark, New Jersey and was a mostly self-taught artist, occasionally studying at local art schools. He served in the armed forces during World War II as a meteorologist, seeing action throughout Europe. After the war, he moved to California to paint movie sets. In 1948, Stein and his wife Gertrude moved to Mexico where he studied art on the GI Bill at The School of Fine Arts of San Miguel de Allende. There he met Siqueiros, an ardent communist, who had attempted to assasinate Leon Trotsky. Stein worked with Siqueiros on several murals in Mexico until Siqueiros' death in 1974.
Between 1953 and 1993 Stein occasionally exhibited in Mexico, New York City and Spain. One of Stein's best known murals is at the Village Vanguard club in New York City. His biography of Siqueiros, Siqueiros, His Life and Work was published in 1994. Stein died at home in Manhattan in 2009 at age 90.
This collection was processed and a finding aid prepared in 2015 by Harriet E. Shapiro. Motion picture film reels were inspected and re-housed in 2016 with funding provided by the Smithsonian Collections Care and Preservation Fund. Born-digital materials were processed by Kirsi Ritosalmi-Kisner in 2019 with funding from Smithsonian Collection Care and Preservation Fund.
Harriet E. Shapiro
The Philip Stein papers regarding David Alfaro Siqueiros were donated to the Archives of American Art in 2015 by Anne Stein, daughter of Philip Stein.
Philip Stein papers regarding David Alfaro Siqueiros, 1933-2012. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
The Philip Stein papers regarding David Alfaro Siqueiros are owned by the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. Literary rights as possessed by the donor have been dedicated to public use for research, study and scholarship. The collection is subject to all copyright laws.
Use of original material requires an appointment and is limited to the Archives' Washington, D.C. Research Center. Use of archival audiovisual recordings with no duplicate access copy requires advance notice.
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Erwin Vandousselaere - CEO
After 5 years Summa enters into a new phase after a successful expansion under Gimv ownership resulting in more than doubling of its turnover. To support further growth, Ergon acquires Summa alongside management.
Summa is the European market leader in roll cutters that can quickly cut flexible materials on rolls. For some years, the company has also been operating in the flatbed cutter market. Flatbed cutters allow hard materials to be cut into complex shapes quickly and accurately. Both types of machines are used by the graphic design industry in the final cutting process of cardboard, fabric, vinyl, acrylic sheets, etc. Its worldwide sales go through an international dealer network.
Summa is a strong brand in the cutter industry and wants to double its turnover by 2020. The addition of more professional expertise to the Summa SME organisation will help to further optimise the innovation and marketing of their products and services.
We will support Summa by further developing its market position in Asia and the United States and by further boosting its market share in the flatbed cutter market. We are excited to work with the management to continue the story of a company that is a perfect match with our Smart Industries' platform strategy and that focuses on innovative companies based in the Benelux, France and Germany that distinguish themselves through their technological expertise. Over the past years, the team has gained successful experience in engineered systems, ICT and advanced manufacturing.
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There is an optional enhancement fee for this course. Students will receive a complimentary copy of the yearbook with payment of the fee.
In all the courses above, there will be a number of assignments and quizzes in each module done individually and/or in-groups. A concept map and a rationale synthesizing of what was learned in each term will also be completed.


If Russian citizen, has a EU spouse (traveling together) and Swedish permanent residency. Does he/she still required a visa to Ireland?
Family member of EU national: If you are a non-EEA national coming to Ireland from another EU country as a dependant of an EU national, and you do not hold a document called "Residence card of a family member of a Union citizen", you may need a visa when you first travel to Ireland.
how to get this Residence card of a family member of a Union citizen ?
"you may need a visa"... may not?
Ireland calls its Residence Card Stamp 4EUFam (EU Directive 2004/38/EC). Ireland has now implemented this part of the directive in full according with the Immigration Act 2004 (Visas) Order 2011 and consequently it is now possible for family members to gain entry into Ireland with a residence card issued by any member state.
The spouse of an EU national can get such a residence card by applying for it in the couple's country of residence (but only if they do not reside in the EU citizen's country of citizenship). Most people in this situation would have one anyway because it's typically the easiest solution.
The relevant Swedish government website has some information about it.
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