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Who Are Bluestreak Crystals and What Do They Offer?

For anyone in the world of jewelry making, fashion embellishments or luxury crafts, the phrase “attention to detail” isn’t just a throwaway—it’s the whole game. The most exquisite designs are often defined not by grand scale, but by the smallest, most meticulously chosen components. Which is why sourcing top-tier crystals isn't a niche task, but a vital step. Enter Bluestreak Crystals—a name that’s increasingly gaining traction among professionals and ambitious hobbyists alike.

And yet, despite their growing reputation, many still ask: who exactly are they, and what sets them...

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No one ever accused Larry Winget of mincing words. Larry, who is often referred to as the Pitbull of Personal Development, wouldn’t take very kindly to it anyway. His books, speeches and television appearances leave no doubt about where he stands and why he feels the way he does. Screen shot 2013-09-19 at 10.21.42 AM I admire Larry’s courage to speak plainly and without concern for “political correctness,” particularly when writing about a topic that involves convictions and self-confidence. His latest book is bound to pop a few eyeballs, probably starting with the title: “Grow A Pair: How...

Exeter Lives: Karime Hassan

Name: Karime Hassan, Chief Executive & Growth Director for Exeter City Council.

How would you describe yourself in 5 words?

Strategic, positive, committed, passionate, enthusiastic

How would you describe Exeter in 5 words?

Beautiful, vibrant, proud, historic, positive

What brought you to Exeter?

To take up the post of Head of Planning Services

Which part of Exeter or the surrounding area is home?

Honiton

What is your favourite place in Exeter?

The Canal and Quay

What is your favourite Exeter...

Response to Adrian Fullam’s ‘Free food for kids’ article

Authored by karlknill
Posted: Sat, 09/21/2013 - 2:04pm

In his recent article, about free school meals, Adrian Fullam was rather misguided in much of what he said. The notion that only the Liberal Democrats could have produced such a policy is ludicrous. Firstly, many within the Labour Party have argued for just such a policy at a national level, whilst many Labour councillors have gone further and achieved such a policy at local level.

Secondly, what makes Adrian’s article and rhetoric so laughable is that where a Labour Council, Southwark, introduced free school meals, as a universal entitlement, they were criticised by Simon Hughes...

Free food for kids

The most eye-catching announcement from the Liberal Democrat Conference in Glasgow was the introduction of free school meals for every child in Reception, Year 1 & Year 2 next September. This policy is emblematic of the profound mood shift in Liberal Democrats generally. The novelty of being in government has subsided and the ability to change the country is now unremarkable to Liberal Democrat supporters. The primary goal of the coalition was to repair the economy and cut back the massive borrowing inherited from the Labour Party. There is a satisfaction that the tough discipline...

Exeter Lives: Mariam Badavi

Fresh from winning the Venus Award for Employer of the Year 2013, Mariam Badavi, owner of Purity Spa on the quaint cobbled streets of Exeter's Cathedral Green, answers a question or two about living and working in this wonderful city.

How would you describe yourself in 5 words? *Fun, *Positive *Loyal *Compassionate *Trustworthy

How would you describe Exeter in 5 words? *Stunning *Traditional *Historical *Hospitable *Friendly

What brought you to Exeter? I was lucky enough to be brought up in Exeter and continue living here because its a great place to live!...

Exeter Lives: Rosie Denham

Rosie Denham - Newly self-employed, learning how to run a business, and Exeter City Council Lead Member for Economy & Culture.

Rosie talks to The Exeter Daily about her Exeter and what makes the city a special place to live and work.

How would you describe yourself in 5 words?

Always busy, nearly always late

How would you describe Exeter in 5 words?

Beautiful, friendly, relaxing, adopted home

What brought you to Exeter?

A quirk of fate

Which part of Exeter or the surrounding area is home?

Currently Magdalen...

Local MPs meet South West Ambulance Service to discuss regional pay

MPs of all three main political parties met Westcountry Ambulance Service bosses at Westminster today.

We had asked them to come to see us because of concerns they are planning to abandon national pay agreements for their staff and introduce regional pay to the ambulance service.

We were very sympathetic to the financial pressures they are under because of the Government’s cuts and the recent loss of the contract for Hospital Transport Services to private companies. The changes the Government has introduced that have allowed private companies to cherry pick services, have...

Exeter Lives: Richard Atkins

Richard Atkins has been Principal of Exeter College since 2002, and was previously Principal of Yeovil College for seven years. During the past ten years Richard has led a number of significant changes and developments at the College, which have resulted in Exeter College students achieving outstanding success, and the college being rated amongst the leading FE and Skills Colleges in England.

How would you describe yourself in 5 words?

Determined; aspirational; collaborative; humorous; committed

How would you describe Exeter in 5 words?

Flourishing;...

September Green Action Comment

Authored by Martyn Goss
Posted: Fri, 09/06/2013 - 11:33am

As we head towards Car-Free Day this year (Sunday 22 September) perhaps it’s timely to ask a very challenging question. Should Christians, and other people of faith, drive cars? Or to be less controversial, what might our attitudes be to driving that express something of the spiritual and ethical values that are central to religious tradition? We ask similar moral questions about our sexuality, war, economics and medical ethics. Why not about transport? There are rights and wrongs in our travelling which relate to how we love others as ourselves. If a particular focus of faith is...

The Power of Negative Thinking

From the beginning we are taught by our parents what NOT to do. Don’t cross the street without looking. Don’t go to bed without brushing your teeth. Don’t talk back. Don’t get in trouble. And on and on. Similarly, from an early age we are told by our moms, “Don’t worry, honey. Everything will be all right.” Or “Let me kiss it and make it well.” From infancy up we’re inundated with platitudes that may provide short-term diversion but don’t work in the long run. One of my favorite books, Norman Vincent Peale’s “The Power of Positive Thinking,” a classic bestseller, inspired an optimistic...

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