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Eating keto means you miss out on a lot of breakfast foods. No toast, no cereal, no oatmeal, no fruit. Which pretty much leaves you with eggs & bacon, yogourt, and bulletproof drinks which can get old and boring really fast. Enter 'NOATMEAL'. A combination of keto-friendly grains and such that form a well balanced breakfast to accompany your morning coffee that can be flavoured any way you want. You can add matcha, berries, vanilla, pumpkin seeds, nuts, cream, ect. and make each day a different variety. Yumm!
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This vegetarian dish is the perfect meal to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day due to its delectably green hue, and the Indian spices give it some well flavoured heat. Needless to say this is not the last time I will be scarfing down this amazing meal! Low Carb Palak Paneer is here to stay.
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Whoever said vegans have it rough has obviously never had this cauliflower coconut ginger turmeric stew! Between the creaminess from the coconut milk, the spicy kick from the jalapeno, and the yummyness of all the Indian spices, this dish is absolutely swoon-worthy!
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Finding one great gift can be tricky, but our intrepid Beauty Director, Jane Larkworthy, rounded up 30 fantastic finds. Check back every day, right up until Christmas (for you last-minute shoppers) to see her latest picks.
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Well here I am, briefly, in Belgium to pick up some quilts before I head back to England to pick up a hire car and then drive down to the Spring Fair at Ardingly. Any suggestions of a good B & B gratefully accepted :-) .So my aplogies no pictures of finished dyeing- it turned out good but not quite like I expected, but then that is the beauty of dyeing. I did not bring my digital camera, as I hate having too many things to clutter up travelling- having suitcases full of quilts is enough hassle. I like to travel light- two outfits, one pair of shoes and my journal and a book to read ,to pass the time when sitting and waiting.My handwork is in the left luggage at Waterloo Station. I could have gone to Tottenham Court to the bookshops, but that would only have created more luggage, so I am leaving that for another day- I love the bookshops in Britain- such choice, it's heaven.
I will report on the Spring fair, and use the old trusty snapper!
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Can't wait to see the results of the trip. I really enjoy waking up to "A Touch of the Lady and the Unicorn".....I am going to use it as the inspiration piece to decorate my bedroom when we build the new house.....
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Gerald Eve greater in Manchester
Gerald Eve has appointed a new head of its Manchester office to spearhead its continued expansion in the North West as part of its regional growth plan.
Mark Walsh, previously Cushman & Wakefield's managing partner for the North of England, joins Gerald Eve as partner and will be responsible for heading up the firm's Manchester office. Mark brings a wealth of experience and his skills will supplement and seek to grow the services offered including business rates, building consultancy, lease advisory, valuation and planning and development activities across the region.
Ken Thurtell, Gerald Eve's regional partner, said: "The regional offer has always been central to Gerald Eve's way of working and that is why we have continued to invest in our regional offices in recent years. With more and more evidence of increased activity outside of the South-East of England and more demand from existing clients for regional coverage, we can see further opportunities for growth."
Simon Rees, managing partner of Gerald Eve, added: "There are some exciting opportunities in the North West marketplace and Mark brings with him the skills and contacts to really capitalise on these. We look forward to working with him in delivering these opportunities and offering enhanced services to new and existing clients."
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Maui Airport Shuttle – Things To Do
For two decades, Conde Nast Traveler readers have voted Maui – the Valley Isle – as the Best Island in the World. Their reasons are found everywhere: on ancient volcanic slopes, in the valleys that gave Maui its nickname, along miles of scenic shoreline, and in its azure coastal waters.
The discoveries here are downright magical. Rise above the clouds on Mt. Haleakala and marvel at its other-worldly beauty and the rare species that survive near the summit. Wind through Upcountry Maui, where farmers produce an array of agricultural products including lavender, protea, beef, pineapples, onions and strawberries. Drive along one of the world's most beautiful coastlines to Lahaina, once home to whalers and seafarers, and today a hot spot for shopping, dining and entertainment.
Particularly worthwhile is a visit to Hana. Deeply steeped in Hawaiian ways, this cultural treasure in East Maui is accessible via a narrow, winding road marked by tiny bridges, wildly gorgeous foliage and waterfalls. You can also enjoy award-winning beaches and golf courses in South and West Maui, museums and heritage parks in the central isthmus, and during season, humpback whales breaching offshore.
Discover for yourself why so many think Maui is truly the best – over and over again.
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Embark on a voyage to the jewel of the Valley Isle, Hana. The world famous Road to Hana is a narrow, winding road with more than 600 curves and 59 one-lane bridges. Sit back and relax, you're in the capable hands of our experienced Maui drivers.
Haleakala, Iao Valley, and Lahaina Tour
From mountain to valley, visit the highest summit of Maui and the historically significant Iao Valley. You'll travel through dramatically different climates of rainforests, waterfalls, and volcanic areas.
Haleakala Sunrise Tour
Experience one of the most beautiful and unique sunrises! The explosion of color across the horizon is a memory to treasure.
Explore Our Islands
With so many fascinating things to see and discover, little wonder that Oahu is called the Heart of Hawaii.
For two decades, Conde Nast Traveler readers have voted Maui - the Valley Isle - as the Best Island in the World. Their reasons are found everywhere: on ancient volcanic slopes, in the valleys that gave Maui its nickname, along miles of scenic shoreline, and in its azure coastal waters.
Hawaii Island
The youngest and largest Hawaiian island is the story of Hawaii's creation - literally. Millenia younger than its sister islands, Hawaii Island - known as the Big Island - continues to grow as molten lava pours forth and adds to this awe-inspiring island.
Kauai is a place that sets the imagination soaring. Her extraordinary beauty and charm have been immortalized in dozens of Hollywood films and television shows and yet, there's nothing like meeting the real thing.


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Jock Thompson fantasy chat transcript (6/5)
It's been quite a week already in the major leagues, both on the field and off. From the Biogenesis scandal coming back to life, the astounding debut of Cuban slugger Yasiel Puig and everything else in between, there's so much to discuss.
Joining us this week is BaseballHQ.com writer Jock Thompson to answer your questions from a fantasy and an analytic point of view.
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Save Face in the Express: REVEALED: Lip filler frenzy leaving teenage girls with HORRIFIC damage
GIRLS are causing "horrific damage" to themselves in a bid to look like reality TV stars as a lip filler frenzy has them hunting down the cheapest treatments and SHARING needles with strangers.
Women have begun sharing needles with strangers in what experts call 'crisis waiting to happen'
The number of people seeking professional help after being left looking like "cartoon characters" and being hospitalised has rocketed this year since stars like Kylie Jenner admitted having the treatments, specialists say.
Medical professionals have slammed the government for failing to introduce laws to curb the craze as girls as young as 16 rush to get products pumped into their lips.
Some have been left with bruising, lumpy lips and odd shaped mouths with others experiencing necrosis and nasty infections.
Save Face, the non-surgical cosmetic treatment industry watchdog has seen "explosive growth" in the filler market and a surge of people coming to them for help.
Women are often being pulled in by competitive pricing – even if it means sharing needles with a stranger.
One self injector caused hundreds of pounds worth of damage to her lips with online fillers
"We have seen patients with a massive stream of complications. Infections, bruising, disfigured lips and necrosis where the flesh eats itself"
Ashton Collins, Save Face
Director Ashton Collins has been calling for more strict Government action in the industry, including raising the legal age for people seeking such treatments.
She said: "We have seen patients with a massive stream of complications. Infections, bruising, disfigured lips and necrosis where the flesh eats itself.
"Patients who have fallen into the wrong hands – patients who have paid via services like Groupon and have already paid so even when all the signs are there they get the procedure done.
"Teenagers think nothing of paying £99 for lip fillers, and when it goes wrong it is too late.
"The problem is it is often portrayed as another beauty treatment and the medical aspect is played down – that is not the case.
"Beauticians are just shamelessly advertising sharing needles, it is an awful situation."
In 2013 the Keogh Report predicted the cost to the NHS was set to rise, but since no register has been put in place there is no official record.
But, experts have predicted it is weighing heavy on the public purse because industry growth is "explosive".
Some women have had to wait months for filler in visibly uneven lips to dissolve
The Keogh report found people getting fillers have no more protection legally than someone buying a pen or a toothbrush.
Kevin Hancock, a consultant plastic surgeon with the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, said surgeons have long been calling for the Government to clamp down on dermal fillers as the number of bad jobs are "certainly" increasing.
He said: "Sharing needles is exactly the same as drugs addicts sharing needles. It is a recipe for disaster.
"Just because it is a filler it doesn't make it any safer."
But Mr Hancock said it is impossible to put a figure on the numbers or cost to the NHS because irresponsible injectors do not keep records of issues.
Qualified surgeons and medical professionals have taken to the internet to advise people against ever sharing a needle.
Dermatologist Lisa Kates told an online forum of women to never share a syringe, questioning the ethics of the practitioners willing to do it.
Cosmetic intervention is a booming business in the UK, worth £3.6billion, up from £2.3bn just five years ago.
Problems experienced by women this year include lumps, necrosis and serious infection
Industry watchdogs Save Face have slammed 'needle sharing' practice
And non-surgical cosmetic treatments such as Botox and dermal fillers account for nine out of ten procedures and 75 per cent of the market value (£2.75bn).
Some women are even buying products online and injecting themselves to keep down costs.
One 'self injector' Holly went to Save Face after buying treatments online caused £1,200 damage to her lips because she became "addicted" to filling her own lips with cheap product.
Her lips became lumpy and puss-like. She ended up in so much pain she was admitted to hospital where she was prescribed strong antibiotics.
Another girl was ridiculed in the street after having her lips overfilled by a clueless beautician.
She was made fun of and pointed at by strangers after being left looking like a "cartoon character".
After the procedure the client looked to have her lips fixed but was forced to keep the false looking, bloated lips after finding out she was pregnant and unable to safely receive the reversal treatment.
Some of the 'self injectors' are buying products from eBay with no idea how much to inject or having learnt the proper technique.
Beauticians have advertised needles sharing online against the advice of medical professionals
One woman was pointed at and made fun of in public because a beautician used so much filler
Self injectors can pay around £50 to buy and insert filler in their own lips
An investigation by Save Face found some beauticians are advertising sharing needles on some girls.
The injector is sold in 1m tubes but is being used by some up to four times on different clients.
There is little data available on the exact extent of the problem because women will often seek help from private clinics and there is no formal reporting register, but experts have called the latest surge in people seeking fillers 'explosive'.
But practitioners have called it a "crisis waiting to happen".
Last year, Essex based clinic Al-Fa Perio Clinic warned women are now mixing fillers and alcohol at 'botox parties'.
NHS England admitted it is an "issue of increasing importance" but said it did not have exact numbers for the cost to the health service.
Industry watchdog, Save Face have established a register of accredited doctors, dentists and nurses who have all been assessed and verified against a stringent set of industry specific standards.
The register can be found here.
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Paul Theroux, 72, was born in Massachusetts. After graduating, he travelled to Africa, where he worked as a teacher and university lecturer. In the 1970s, he settled in Britain, where he lived for 17 years. His novels include The Mosquito Coast, but he is best known for travel books such as The Great Railway Bazaar and Dark Star Safari. In 1996, VS Naipaul sold a book that Theroux had signed for him, sparking a feud between the authors and leading to Theroux's damning memoir Sir Vidia's Shadow. He has two sons, Marcel, a novelist, and Louis, a documentary-maker. His latest book, The Last Train To Zona Verde, is published on 30 May.
What is your earliest memory?
At the age of four or five, walking half a mile (across busy roads) to our church, looking for my father. The horror of the people who found me imprinted this on my memory.
Which living person do you most admire, and why?
The Buddhist monk Tapa Snim I met in Burma in 2007, all of whose earthly possessions he carried in a small bundle slung on one shoulder.
What was your most embarrassing moment?
Having a loud and lengthy rant about my mother-in-law, hearing a toilet flush, and beholding her exiting the bathroom glaring at me.
Where would you like to live?
Where I live now – Cape Cod in the summer, Hawaii the rest of the time.
What do you most dislike about your appearance?
A face I do not recognise as my own.
What is your favourite smell?
The warm milky breath of a just-nursed baby.
What is your favourite word?
What is your favourite book?
The Worst Journey In The World, by Apsley Cherry-Garrard.
What is the worst thing anyone's said to you?
"You've put on a lot of weight," said to me by Marilyn French (who was herself quite fat) at a party in London in July 1987.
Cat or dog?
Neither. I raise geese.
What do you owe your parents?
Their indifference to my writing – to my struggles in general. It gave me something to prove.
To whom would you most like to say sorry, and why?
To my first wife for my being such a hound.
What was the best kiss of your life?
Evelyn Fish, behind the First Baptist Church, Medford, Massachusetts, September 1954.
Which living person do you most despise, and why?
Ariel Sharon for his role in the Sabra and Shatila Massacre of 3,500 civilians, mainly Palestinians, in Lebanon in September 1982.
What has been your biggest disappointment?
Political leadership generally.
If you could go back in time, where would you go?
To the 1850s, when the source of the Nile was unknown.
When did you last cry, and why?
The death of my father in May 1995.
How do you relax?
Book, chair, wine.
What is the closest you've come to death?
A nervous African boy in northern Malawi pointing a very old rifle in my face, his finger on the trigger.
What do you consider your greatest achievement?
Being the father to two wonderful, funny, creative and productive boys.
Where would you most like to be right now?
Where I am, in orchidaceous Hawaii, among squawking geese, the sun glittering on the sea, the prospect of snuggling my sweet wife Sheila.
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Manchester City will be without Vincent Kompany for their pivotal Champions League quarter-final second-leg decider against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday (12 April). The injury-plagued Belgian has suffered from persistent calf problems this term, restricting him to just 17 starts in all competitions.
He had already missed seven weeks before an ill-advised attempt at a comeback forced him off after just nine minutes of a substitute cameo against Sunderland on Boxing Day, and did not play again until a costly defeat at home to Tottenham Hotspur in February. He managed a run of seven consecutive matches in the build-up to a last-16 stalemate with Dynamo Kiev, a match that saw the influential 30-year-old replaced by Eliaquim Mangala.
That latest setback, his 14th calf issue in total since joining City in 2008, was expected to keep Kompany sidelined for a minimum of one month. He subsequently sat out the narrow derby defeat to Manchester United, as well as the away leg at PSG and Premier League victories over Bournemouth and West Bromwich Albion. Hopes he could be fit for the return leg appeared to be raised significantly on Monday morning (11 April) when the club confirmed he had returned to first-team training at the City Football Academy, although Manuel Pellegrini insisted he is not ready. Raheem Sterling also remains unavailable due to a groin injury.
"Sterling is still injured and Vincent Kompany is not 100%, it will not be possible for him [to play]," the manager was quoted as saying by City's official website at his pre-match press conference.
Although Kompany remains short of fitness, City will be able to call upon his fellow centre-back Nicolas Otamendi after Pellegrini revealed that the twisted ankle he suffered against the Baggies will not rule him out of contention. The Argentina international did not join in with training, although David Silva was present and correct following his own ankle complaint. Samir Nasri is no longer eligible for European competition.
"Otamendi twisted his ankle in the last game, he will be okay to play. The most important aspect of this team is to score. The team is prepared to play, if we think we need to draw 0-0... that's not the way we normally play."
PSG go into the game as underdogs having conceded two away goals during last week's draw at the Parc des Princes, and they will be missing both David Luiz and Blaise Matuidi due to suspension. The reigning Ligue 1 champions will be boosted by the return of key midfielder Marco Verratti, who has been named in Laurent Blanc's 24-man travelling squad – alongside fellow doubts Kevin Trapp and Javier Pastore – after missing nine matches with a groin injury sustained in a 4-1 win over Reims on 20 February.


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Interpreting students' explanations of fraction tasks, and their connections to length and area knowledge
Date of Submission
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Mitchell, A. E. (2011). Interpreting students' explanations of fraction tasks, and their connections to length and area knowledge (Thesis, Australian Catholic University). Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.4226/66/5a961e7fc686c
Much research on fractions has concentrated on the sub-constructs of measure, quotient, operator and ratio from Kieren's model of coordinated fraction knowledge (Kieren, 1980). In the primary school, partitioning, equivalence and unit-forming also can be used to describe children's approaches to fraction tasks (Kieren 1988, 1992, 1993, 1995). Given the approaches used to teaching fractions, other areas of the curriculum such as multiplicative thinking, measurement and spatial knowledge could affect students' understanding of fractions. In one-to-one interviews, 88 Grade 6 students were asked 65 questions designed to ascertain their understanding of fraction, measurement, geometry and/or visualisation, and multiplication concepts. The students' answers and explanations were recorded on a record sheet at the time of interview and audio- and video-recording enabled later detailed analysis. The associations between four categories based on Lehrer's key concepts (2003) for spatial measurement (attribute, additivity, units, and proportionality) and the measure sub-construct of fractions were analysed. The measure sub-construct was assessed using number lines, fraction comparison tasks, and length and area diagrams. From detailed examination of students' explanations, insights into misconceptions were gained. Gap thinking in fraction pair size comparisons was discovered to be triggered at the same time as equivalence understanding began. The limitations of a part-whole double count approach to fractional area diagrams was noted. Further, Kieren's four-three-four model (1988, 1992, 1993, 1995) describing coordinated fraction knowledge for analysing students' fraction understanding at the upper primary school level was evaluated. Use of the model enabled descriptions of students' responses to tasks to be placed in a framework of understanding which connected these three underlying concepts and the four sub-constructs.
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Open Access
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text: An article in Turkey's English-language newspaper Zaman takes a thorough look at potential negative effects of Internet use on Turkish youth – the first I've seen or heard, including in discussions with Turkish Internet crime experts when I was there about 18 months ago. At that time there wasn't much discussion beyond child-abuse imagery, or child porn, and Internet financial crime. "A significant number of children these days spend much of their free time on the Internet," Zaman reports. "However, their parents often have no idea whether they are spending endless hours playing games online or if they are being victimized by pedophiles in chat rooms. Experts warn that surfing the Web can sometimes be as dangerous for children as wandering through dark city streets." The paper cites Turkish Statistics Institute statistics dated last August, showing that 24.5% of Turkish households are online. In them, "a large number of children are using the Internet on a daily basis to browse Web pages, chat, connect to peer-to-peer (P2P) networks and participate in online forums. Parents and teachers encourage children to use computers to prepare them for the future. Some teachers even assign homework that requires students to search for information on the Internet." The article covers everything from inappropriate content and contact to parental controls to Turkish law to parental responsibility (filters as offering some protection but also a false sense of security). [Thanks to the EC's QuickLinks for pointing this story out.]


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The Holiday is drawing near! Well, we only have 2 weeks left to get most of our holiday shopping and holiday baking done! So if you are like me, you wait for the right event and time to get every done and outta the way to enjoy a great holiday with your family and friends. So to get you started, take advantage of some of the upcoming shopping events Loudoun County has for you!
2nd Annual Christkindlmarket
Sat, Dec 12, 2009
In conjunction with Holidays in Leesburg, Doner Bistro is pleased to announce the return of Christkindlmarket! Shop for fine hand crafted gifts, such as Christmas ornaments, quilts, wreaths and centerpieces. Warm up with our traditional German hot spiced wine, hot chocolate, freshly popped kettle korn, and more.
Event Time: 11am-6pm
Admission Fee/Ticket Price: Free event
Holidays in Leesburg
Sat, Dec 12, 2009
Celebrate the magic of the season in Historic Downtown Leesburg! Festivities include a holiday parade, horse-drawn carriage rides, live music, roaming carolers, rides, games, ice carving, and, of course, shopping! Following the festival, stay in Leesburg and join us for the Jingle Jam, Leesburg's Holiday Rock n' Roll concert at the Tally Ho theatre. Holiday merchandise and refreshments will be available for purchase.
Event Time: 10am parade, 11am-2pm festival
Admission Fee/Ticket Price: Free
Lovettsville Christkindlmarkt
Sat, Dec 12, 2009 – Sun, Dec 13, 2009
The Lovettsville German Society presents their annual Christkindlmarkt, a traditional German Christmas market. What better way to shop for the holidays than while enjoying a glass of Glühwein (Mulled wine), German sausage platters and artisan sweets, and being serenaded by a strolling accordionist playing old time German and Austrian carols. Children will enjoy visiting with Santa Claus, our 21'x12' electric train display, pony rides, face painting, story telling, and more. Shop the unique gifts from a wide variety of juried artisans and crafters including jewelry, pottery, ornaments, wood carvings, and more!
Event Time: Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm
Admission Fee/Ticket Price: $5/person, free/child under 12 years
For more information on upcoming events visit, the Loudoun Convention & Visitors Association events calendar


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Display stands are made of cardboard and arrive flat packed
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Product Catalogue is the detailed book of all our products available. No prices are listed so you can show your customers.
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Borrowed Rexroth's car last night to drive on up to Boulder to meet with the writers of Murphy's Fiction Collective, a group of creative souls who gather with some regularity, as is appropriate, in a local Boulder bar. They were the hosts, along with other local writers and creative types, of a fun networking party for the local writing/publishing community.
I had a great time meeting and chatting with teachers at the Lighthouse Writers Workshop, the founder of Sub-Scribe magazine, and the books editor for NewWest, among others. I was reminded once again that just because people in New York consider themselves the epicenter of the publishing community, that doesn't mean that the rest of the world is empty! In just a short time out here, I've already come in contact with representatives of multiple writers groups, heard of at least three or four local conferences, and met a ton of writers. Maybe it's that — outside the bustle of NYC — people with an interest in writing and publishing become more vocal about their interests, more keen to gravitate to each other. Whyever it might be, it's great fun to be a part of.
I'm grateful to the writers of Murphy's Fiction Collective for the invite!
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"The City of Tshwane is proudly smoke-free, and we urge all our fellow cities and leaders to follow our lead, as it creates an ideal shared indoor environment for our employees, partners and customers."
Msimanga said "being the first mayor of an African capital city to take the bold step of declaring all municipal facilities smoke-free zones", he has been invited to participate 17th World Conference on Tobacco or Health to be hosted in Cape Town next week. Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, and former Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg are also scheduled to attend the conference.


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There has been a little bit of discussion on the forums about infill planes. I decided to take a little bit of time this afternoon to shoot a few pics and write this up so that you can see the planes side by side.
I only have 2 infills, I'm not a collector or extremely knowledgeable about them. But I do know some specifics about the design and choices behind them so feel free to ask.
I have 2 planes to use in a comparison. A smoother and a panel plane. I put them side by side by the closest Stanley plane that I have in my shop to show similarities and small differences.
I set this up as a series in case I find a way to extend it with more comparisons. I know the title says VS, but I'm not really out to convince anyone which ones better in this. Just more of a general informational post about 2 different styles of plane making that where popular at the same time.
First up is the Norris 13 Panel plane and Stanley 5 1/2:
The Norris is a dovetailed No 13 and the Stanley is an early (pre 1930's widening) Bedrock
Both of these planes were made in the same general time frame. Norris was the largest infill maker in England and Stanley was the largest plane maker in the US and was selling in England at the time. These 2 planes fought head to head for the woodworker dollar.
You can see the Norris is a hair shorter than the 5 1/2. The Bedrock has the Stanley sold cast aluminum tote on it in case you where wondering.
Hard to see in the photo, but the chip breakers on the infills where shorter than the stanleys and beveled, thicker in the center than the edges. Norris sold 2 versions of most of their planes with the A prefixed to the number for the 2nd type, which had an adjuster on it.
On their sides you see the Norris is a hair wider than the Bedrock. Later 5 1/2's are 1/8" wider which would make them equal.
Here you can make out the construction details of the Norris. I called it dovetailed because the sides and sole are seperate pieces held together by double dovetails that get peened together. The dovetail is the line you can barely make out. You can also see a rivet pin which gets sanded flush with the side after construction. This holds the infill in place.
The infill for this plane is Brazilian Rosewood.
The Norris weighs in at 8.6 lbs on my scale, while the Bedrock weighs in at 5.5 (a coincidence?). This is one of the major benefits to an infill. Weight holds the plane down to the wood reducing chatter as well as giving the plane more inertia for working through grain changes. A long swipe with an infill takes less effort than with the Stanley all else being equal (blade sharpness, waxed, etc)
Next up is the smoother comparison. I own a Slater and I'm comparing it to A Stanley No 4 (I don't own a 4 1/2 which might be a better comparison).
The Slater is kind of the Chevy of infill planes. Norris might be considered the Cadillac. Slater made good dependable tools but they don't look very fancy. The gate from the casting can still be seen on the rear of the plane.
The Slater is made from a 1 piece cast body with a Honduras Rosewood infill. The Honduras Rosewood is an oddity and wasn't used by many makers. Easier to work and more dense than the Brazilian Rosewood no one seems to have any idea why it wasn't found more often.
The Slater is much older than the Stanley and even the Norris. Late-ish 19th century (pre-1880 from what I can tell, probably sometime in the early 1870's) It still uses screws to retain the infill in place. 2 screws on both sides of the rear portion and 1 straight down the middle of the bun.
The iron is a bit thicker than the standard 3/16" thick iron that most infills use,without pulling out my calipers its hard to say the exact thickness it is probably an additional 1/32" thicker maybe a bit more. This brings up another point about why infills are typically seen to perform better than Stanleys. The stock blades where always 3/16" thick or thicker by defaults. This makes them more like the modern Hock or Lie-Nielsen blades sold as replacements to use on Stanley planes.
You can see from this width comparison why a 4 1/2 would be closer in terms of size. This is a fairly standard infill smoother width. There are narrower ones but standard width is 2 1/4" blades typically. You can find some with 2 1/2 but they are rare.
This Smoother weighs in at 6 lbs while the Stanley is 3.75 lbs. A 4 1/2 weighs about 4.75 lbs so there is still a fair weight difference between the Slater and a 4 1/2
This last shot shows the bedding angle difference. While I don't think there was a set standard for infills both of mine are bedded at 50 degrees which is more geared towards hardwood work. Stanley bedded theirs at 45 to meet a middle ground for hard and soft wood. This makes them more well rounded at the expense of not working quite as well in figured hardwoods.
In a head to head battle a finely tuned Bedrock is very versatile and works quite well. Again I'm not here to bash the Stanley planes, as you can see I own a number of them. However I am very happy to own the infills and the benefits that they bring to the party show why Stanley had such a hard time penetrating the English market.


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People turn to all sorts of different comforts when they just need to totally zone out. My very favorite thing to do is watch food and cooking documentaries that feature a very strong focus on soothing music, rhythmic food sourcing and preparation, and beautiful plating. But another incredibly popular approach is to watch classic movies when you need a break from reality. For many of us, there's nothing better than turning on a movie from the 1940s or '50s and diving into an older, seemingly simpler world, where people may start dancing and singing for no reason.
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1. 'Singin' in the Rain'
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2. 'Roman Holiday'
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3. 'Double Indemnity'
Barbara Stanwyck in femme fatale mode will mesmerize you and bring you fully into her scheming in this film noir classic.
4. 'King Kong'
There's nothing better to help you zone out than a nice old-fashioned monster movie with some super, um, "classic" special effects.
5. 'The Philadelphia Story'
1940's The Philadelphia Story, starring Kathryn Hepburn and Carey Grant, is still one of the most enduring romantic comedies of all time.
6. 'Funny Girl'
It's basically impossible not to root for Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl, especially after that roller skate scene.
7. 'Casablanca'
Casablanca isn't necessarily lighthearted fare, but it's so good at totally transporting you into its world.
8. 'The Wizard Of Oz'
It's possible you watched this movie a thousand times growing up, but that doesn't make it any less magical to watch as an adult. It's the perfect "comfort food" movie.
9. 'Bringing Up Baby'
This riot of a screwball flick features Kathryn Hepburn, Carey Grant, and a leopard named Baby. It is utterly goofy and totally lovable.
10. 'His Girl Friday'
Another Carey Grant film makes the list, and this time his leading lady is Rosalind Russell, playing a driven, clever reporter.
11. 'The Seven Year Itch'
Yep, this is the one that has the infamous scene with Marilyn Monroe standing over the subway grate. It's a really smart, self-aware comedy, and Monroe is excellent as always.
12. 'The Day The Earth Stood Still'
Super old sci-fi movies are amazing for when you want to take a break from reality, and this one has the added bonus of featuring pacifist aliens and tons of not remotely convincing special effects.
13. 'Duck Soup'
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Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL; President: Koichi Muto) announced the completion of the hybrid car carrier Emerald Ace, designed to generate zero emissions while berthed, at the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI; President: Hideaki Omiya), Kobe shipyard.
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Good news today for bereaved parents living in Ontario, past, present & future. :) Bill 141 -- the Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness, Research and Care Act, which I blogged about a few weeks ago -- was passed by the Ontario legislature, with widespread support from all parties across the legislature. The bill will establish October 15th as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day in Ontario. More importantly, it will require the Ministry of Health to allocate resources to conduct much-needed research and expand programs to support the many, many families affected by pregnancy loss and infant death.
Perhaps even more importantly, as the first known healthcare legislation of its kind in North America, the bill helps to break the silence that surrounds pregnancy and infant loss issues, and sets a long-overdue precedent and an example for other Canadian provinces, American states and other countries to follow.
Here's a press release about the passage of the bill. Media coverage has been shamefully minuscule, with the notable exception of Ashley Csanady of the National Post, who has written a couple of excellent articles following the bill's progress, including this one about its passage. (I suggest you not read the comments. Even about an issue like this, people find bones to pick. Sheesh. :p )


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I have an anxiety disorder. You might already know that. This isn't the first post I've written on the subject. For a bit of background, check out this earlier thing about depression I wrote. I'm a bit older and have learned a bit more, so I'm back to share my thoughts.
I want to make it very clear that while I am far from having a clean bill of mental health, I do not consider myself a danger to anyone. Including me. So regardless of what you may read here, know that I am working on things and intend to stick around for a good, long while.
One of the biggest problems with the state of mental health in our modern world is that not enough people talk openly about it. I was out the other day and overheard a couple of old ladies talking. "I've got the COPD," one said. Not many bodily infirmities will go undiscussed among friends. It's not the same with mental illness, is it? No, having a mental illness is apparently something to be ashamed of, and that sucks.
Along with the shame, there's also a lack of understanding about mental health, and we're not doing enough to educate ourselves. I personally didn't know mental illness was a thing until I was in my early twenties, in spite of living with it (my own and my father's) for decades. There were many times growing up that I should've been taken aside and assessed. I needed help. But no one seemed to notice the warning signs. Back then, a bit of assistance would've have made a huge difference.
There's also lack of compassion around these issues. It's easy for people to dismiss mental health problems because they themselves have never felt imperiled by their own mind. It's a bit like not believing in heart attacks because you've never had one yourself. To them, mental illness is an excuse, a weakness, a character flaw.
We need to change that.
You ever get a bee sting? Everyone around you is ready offer their opinion on how to treat it. "Put some mud on it" or "put toothpaste on it." How about a cold? Everyone's got a remedy. Much of the advice you hear may be wrong, but no one's afraid to talk about it. You'd never hide a bee sting or a cold. And no one would ever withhold their advice.
We should be as open about mental health as we are about anything, any injury, any illness. Not so we can hear people's advice, but so that, when we need to, we're not afraid to ask for help. If talking about mental health were as easy as talking about the common cold, no one would be ashamed to ask for help. Lives would be improved. Lives would be saved.
So that's what I'm doing here. I'm talking about anxiety.
I was originally diagnosed with depression. This seemed an apt description of how I felt. It wasn't the whole picture, but it was a start. With treatment, I was able to further drill down my symptoms. A new diagnosis was made: Generalized Anxiety Disorder. It was thought that I had both depression and anxiety, since the two are often seen together.
Anxiety usually hits me when I try to do something most people would consider mundane. The best way I can describe it is this: everything feels like a bad idea. Imagine you're out with a friend and he's been drinking. You walk out to his car, and he says "come on, let's go really fast down the wrong way on the highway," and then he gets behind the wheel. You might have this sudden, intense feeling of dread. "This is a bad idea," your brain says, and rightly so.
This is how I feel when I go to the grocery store, or get on a bus, or do anything most people seem to have no problem doing. "It's a bad idea," my brain says. "Stay home, it's safe here, no one will mess with you." When I was younger, I would freeze in place, unable to move. My parents would yell at me and berate me, because of course they didn't understand. It would get me moving, but I'd feel pretty terrible about myself.
As I got older, and the anxiety got worse, I'd give in to the anxious thoughts and stay home. I'd listen to loud music and shut out the world, my head deep in the sand. My home (more specifically, my bedroom) was my sanctuary, my fortress.
Sometimes I felt my sanctuary being threatened. It never was, mind you, but that's when the anxiety would hit its peak. My neighbors might've been having a gathering that made a lot of noise. This made it hard to ignore them, to forget they were out there. My sanctuary got smaller and the walls got thinner. A vast majority of the panic attacks I've had were due to these sort of imagined attacks.
Later in life, I'd learned enough to power through the anxiety so I could function, but I'd still be dragging it along. I'd be walking to catch a bus and imagine the bus driver not letting me on for some reason, so I'd be late for work and my boss would yell at me. A whole day's worth of indignities would play out in my head during the ten-minute walk to the bus stop. My heart would pound, I'd feel a cold sweat on my forehead. Usually, the more rational part of my mind would keep me moving forward, but I was goddamn miserable.
These things still happen, in some form or another. Stepping out of my house every day is an adventure in stress. What bad things will I imagine happening to me today? Sort of like having anxiety about anxiety. Those thoughts don't last as long and don't take quite as much of a toll on me as they used to. I'm better than I was, and that's pretty sweet.
And how did I get here? I got help.
Pills helped. It took a while to figure out what works, so I ended up trying a whole bunch of different drugs. It helps to have a doctor who is willing to write lots of prescriptions, but you gotta give each drug a chance. That means time. It took a long, long time to find something that worked, and even then it didn't work for very long, so we had to start over.
Keep in mind that doctors will gladly feed you pills, but they may be reluctant to suggest anything else. And you may need something else, like therapy. I've seen a few. Most were Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs). One was a psychologist. The first couple I saw didn't really work out. Our personalities clashed. It happens. You get into some real personal stuff in those sessions. You need a therapist you can click with. And when you find one, it really makes the whole search worthwhile.
Therapy sucks at first. We dragged up the past, we studied it and dissected it. I opened up more than I though was possible, and for months I felt like a open wound. Eventually, we started putting things back together and I started getting stronger. It's hard work. It took a long time to get as messed up as I was, so it took a long time to get things working again.
Currently, I'm operating without medication after being on Zoloft for more than four years, and I'm not in therapy. I'm taking what I learned and applying it to my natural, unmedicated mind. I'm doing okay with it so far.
Doing okay. After decades of doing poorly, "okay" is pretty good. And I'm improving.
Being open and honest about these issues feels a heck of a lot better than the isolation of keeping it all in. But I know that not everyone has the option of being open. Maybe there's no one around to talk to, or no one you trust. Help is out there, and they've made it pretty easy to get in touch (see below). I've learned that you've gotta be your own advocate. You family and friends might not notice you're having trouble. Your doctor may be too overworked to give you their full attention. You'll probably have to fight to get the help you need. But trust me. It's worth it.
- http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ – The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 1-800-273-8255
- http://www.thetrevorproject.org/ – The Trevor Project, crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth, 1-866-488-7386
- http://www.nami.org/ – National Alliance on Mental Illness, 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) or text NAMI to 741-741.


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|Question 1: Saskatoon is the most populous city located in central Saskatchewan, ________, on the South Saskatchewan River, with a metropolitan population of 233,923.
|Question 2: Highway 5 is a major highway in the Canadian province of ________.
|Question 3: On August 15, 1970 the Yellowhead was opened for the northern Trans-Canada route and the north western half of Provincial Highway 5 between Saskatoon and Lloydminster was designated as ________, the Yellowhead route.
|Question 4: [37] In 1925, Provincial Highway 5, the Evergreen Route, followed the surveyed rail line route of the Canadian Northern Railway, later the ________.
|Question 5: This article focuses on the current designated Saskatchewan Highway 5, for Provincial Highway 5, Evergreen route portion, north west of Saskatoon see ________.
|Question 6: It begins in downtown Saskatoon and runs eastward until the ________ border, where it becomes Provincial Road 363.
|Question 7: [38] Provincial Highway 5 had a western terminus at Lloydminster located on the ________ - Saskatchewan border.
|Question 8: The ________ border is at km 388, where Highway 5 becomes Provincial Road 363.
|Question 9: ________ crossing lights were installed on Highway 5 at the east end of Humboldt.
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In Florida primary: Marco Rubio best candidate to unite GOP
As the pivotal Florida primary on March 15 draws near, Floridians should not be stampeded into thinking that it's all over. In the Republican race, in particular, they have an opportunity to change the course of a deeply discouraging — even embarrassing — campaign narrative by boosting the chances of native son Marco Rubio, the best remaining candidate with a mostly positive message and a practical chance to win the nomination.
Donald Trump would have voters believe his campaign has gained unstoppable momentum, but a deeper look raises doubt.
Despite the big wins, Mr. Trump is not yet on track to secure the nomination, according to a delegate count by the Associated Press. Thirty-five states have yet to be heard from. His negatives remain very high, especially among important sectors of the electorate (80 percent negative among Latinos). In seven of the states up for grabs on Super Tuesday, he received no more than 35 percent.
Two of the states that haven't voted yet are particularly important: Florida and Ohio, the nation's biggest swing states, crucial for candidates who want to win the ultimate showdown in November. Both states still have a favorite son in the GOP race. Ohio Gov. John Kasich has remained above the fray throughout, avoiding the taunts and invective, but his poor showing in nearly every race makes him the longest of long shots.
Floridians have a better practical option close to home.
When we recommended Mr. Rubio for the U.S. Senate in 2010, we underlined "the potential to be the kind of statesman Floridians can be proud to call a native son." His impact on Washington was immediate, and his willingness to partner with Democrats to bring sanity to the immigration system displayed political courage and a willingness to work across the aisle. His impressive leadership skills have been evident since the days when he served as Florida House Speaker.
We disagree with the Cuban-American senator on many issues — abortion, gun control, Obamacare, climate change, diplomacy with Cuba, and have frowned upon his frequent absences in the Senate. Still, he does not occupy the same extremist terrain proudly claimed by Sen. Ted Cruz. He has not led fights to shut down the government, accused his party's leader in the Senate of working for the other side, or vowed to "carpet bomb" anyone.
Sen. Rubio's support among party leaders and the faithful makes him the best choice to unite a fractured GOP. His Senate colleagues, especially Republicans, respect him — not so with Mr. Cruz. Among Republican voters who have made up their minds at the last minute, Sen. Rubio is by far the favorite, suggesting that he is the candidate of choice for the most thoughtful.
As the campaign has developed, he has moved to the right — too far for many Floridians, no doubt — but this is a traditional tactic in a long election year. He may well mellow his views later on, but conservatives should have no doubts: He may not be an extremist like Ted Cruz, but his conservative credentials are solid. He's a consistent favorite among traditional conservative organizations, with a voting record to match.
What Mr. Rubio needs in Florida is a strong win. Without a victory, he's out. His sole triumph in the Minnesota caucuses is a thin reed upon which to hang the rest of the campaign, but a first-place finish in Florida could put the wind to his back.
Forget about a brokered convention or a "stop Trump" movement. The nominee should be the candidate who wins the hearts and votes of Republican rank-and-file members, not someone the "establishment" anoints. The only way the nominee can win in November is by unifying the GOP and appealing to Democrats and independents.
The best candidate to fill that role is Sen. Marco Rubio.
Tomorrow: The Democratic choice.


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BBC news
BBC News.
BBC News with Marian Marshall.
Spanish police say they have identified the driver of the van that mowed down crowds walking along Barcelona's main tourist street last Thursday, killing 13 people. They haven't named him, but he's understood to be Younes Abouyaaqoub, a 22-year-old born in Morocco. Police say he may have fled the country.
A South African court has given permission for an online auction of rhino horns despite a global trade ban. The authorities have tried to stop the 3-day auction. There's a great demand for rhino horns in Vietnam and China with their use in traditional medicines.
The South African government has confirmed that it granted diplomatic immunity to Zimbabwe's First Lady, Grace Mugabe, enabling her to return home despite being accused of assaulting a model in Johannesburg. The government said it was imperative to maintain good relations with Zimbabwe.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has stepped up her criticism of the Turkish President after Turkey used an international arrest warrant to detain a German-Turkish writer who's a critic of President Erdogan. Mrs. Merkel said Dogan Akhanli's case was one of many instances of Turkey unacceptably pursuing German citizens.
Germany's Football Federation has backed down from a threat to introduce heavy punishments for clubs whose fans misbehave after protests at Saturday's matches. The Federation's President ruled out games in empty stadiums.
Saudi Arabia's State Airline has complained of not yet receiving permission to fly its planes to Qatar to pick up people wanting to attend the haji pilgrimage in Mecca. The two countries have been locked in a diplomatic row for months.
One of the greats of American comedy, Jerry Lewis, has died aged 91. He came to fame playing the funny guy to Dean Martin straight man in the late 1940s. After an acrimonious breakup, Jerry Lewis had a successful career as a singer, actor and director.
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text: Here is an estate that embodies the potential for greatness in Oregon pinot noir. With this wine they blow away the stereotypes about the ultra-ripe 2003 Oregon vintage and produce a rarity - an under 14% alcohol 2003 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir. While may pinots of this vintage taste of raspberries with a burn at the end, Belle Pente has produced a lovely balanced wine that tastes only of pinot noir and Willakenzie soil. There is no jammy, hot pinot here. Everything wine at Belle Pente exceptional and complex. Certainly not wines for the masses considering the quantity and style, but in my opinion an exceptional winery in all facets and this wine is clearly one of the best 2003 Oregon pinots produced.


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Memorable experiences and people we love
2nd February 2012
Bronnie Ware is a writer and songwriter from Australia who worked in palliative care for many years. She has recently released a full-length book titled 'The Top Five Regrets of the Dying – A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing'.
The book is a memoir of her own life and how it was transformed through the regrets of the dying people she cared for. It is based on her original blog Regrets of the Dying, which I have copied below.
What has this got to do with Financial Planning you might ask?
Well, quite a lot actually. Financial Planning involves working out your goals in life. Then, by adding timescales and costs, you can work out how to get where you want to be by planning your finances accordingly.
The standard Fortitude Financial Planning processhas always included an element of coaching where we help you to identify, quantify and prioritise your financial and lifestyle goals. The majority of our clients find this approach very helpful, as it provides a more personal context for the important financial decisions they need to make.
For some clients though, Financial Planning alone is not enough. While they might approach us with specific financial goals in mind (e.g. 'I want to stop work when I'm aged 60') they have rarely given a great deal of thought to what they will do next. Many are financially successful people, but they are not as content as they would like to be. They have plenty of financial resource and plenty of "stuff". Nevertheless they feel that they are missing out on something and cannot quite put their finger on what it might be. Others may have a vague idea about what it is, but cannot see the way to reach it.
These clients need help to discover what they really want from life and at Fortitude we are developing the skills to do exactly that. I will shortly complete a period of mentorship with the Kinder Institute of Life Planning. The Kinder Institute trains and coaches financial advisers worldwide in a method called Financial Life Planning. This method is based on the premise that advisers should first discover a client's most essential goals in life – their "hearts core" – before formulating a Financial Plan, so a client's finances fully support those goals. This may sound elementary but few of us spontaneously undertake a thoughtful inquiry into our deepest and most enduring values and objectives.
If you take the time to read Bronnie's blog you will find that the common regrets are based around missed experiences, feelings, friendships and relationships.
This is not so surprising when you think about it. It was my birthday recently and, as I often do at this time of year, I reflected on the highs and lows of the previous year. Guess what, the highs all involved memorable experiences with people I care about (and memorable does not necessarily mean expensive or even exciting); a meal with family and friends when I proposed to Helen, my son's 18th birthday, getting my son settled into his University accommodation and an evening with friends watching their son performing in his band.
Why don't you try it for yourself? Think about the last 12 months. Which memories provide the greatest source of happiness? What is it about those experiences that makes them so special? Would you like to have more of these experiences? What's stopping you?
I found Bronnie's blog very moving, but what really saddens me is that so many people only discovered what was really important when it was too late for them to do anything about it.
****REGRETS OF THE DYING, by Bronnie Ware****
For many years I worked in palliative care. My patients were those who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared. I was with them for the last three to twelve weeks of their lives.
People grow a lot when they are faced with their own mortality. I learnt never to underestimate someone's capacity for growth. Some changes were phenomenal. Each experienced a variety of emotions, as expected, denial, fear, anger, remorse, more denial and eventually acceptance. Every single patient found their peace before they departed though, every one of them.
When questioned about any regrets they had or anything they would do differently, common themes surfaced again and again. Here are the most common five:
1. I wish I'd had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me
This was the most common regret of all. When people realise that their life is almost over and look back clearly on it, it is easy to see how many dreams have gone unfulfilled. Most people had not honoured even a half of their dreams and had to die knowing that it was due to choices they had made, or not made.
It is very important to try and honour at least some of your dreams along the way. From the moment that you lose your health, it is too late. Health brings a freedom very few realise, until they no longer have it.
2. I wish I didn't work so hard
This came from every male patient that I nursed. They missed their children's youth and their partner's companionship. Women also spoke of this regret. But as most were from an older generation, many of the female patients had not been breadwinners. All of the men I nursed deeply regretted spending so much of their lives on the treadmill of a work existence.
By simplifying your lifestyle and making conscious choices along the way, it is possible to not need the income that you think you do. And by creating more space in your life, you become happier and more open to new opportunities, ones more suited to your new lifestyle.
3. I wish I'd had the courage to express my feelings
Many people suppressed their feelings in order to keep peace with others. As a result, they settled for a mediocre existence and never became who they were truly capable of becoming. Many developed illnesses relating to the bitterness and resentment they carried as a result.
We cannot control the reactions of others. However, although people may initially react when you change the way you are by speaking honestly, in the end it raises the relationship to a whole new and healthier level. Either that or it releases the unhealthy relationship from your life. Either way, you win.
4. I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends
Often they would not truly realise the full benefits of old friends until their dying weeks and it was not always possible to track them down. Many had become so caught up in their own lives that they had let golden friendships slip by over the years. There were many deep regrets about not giving friendships the time and effort that they deserved. Everyone misses their friends when they are dying.
It is common for anyone in a busy lifestyle to let friendships slip. But when you are faced with your approaching death, the physical details of life fall away. People do want to get their financial affairs in order if possible. But it is not money or status that holds the true importance for them. They want to get things in order more for the benefit of those they love. Usually though, they are too ill and weary to ever manage this task. It is all comes down to love and relationships in the end. That is all that remains in the final weeks, love and relationships.
5. I wish that I had let myself be happier
This is a surprisingly common one. Many did not realise until the end that happiness is a choice. They had stayed stuck in old patterns and habits. The so-called 'comfort' of familiarity overflowed into their emotions, as well as their physical lives. Fear of change had them pretending to others, and to their selves, that they were content. When deep within, they longed to laugh properly and have silliness in their life again.
When you are on your deathbed, what others think of you is a long way from your mind. How wonderful to be able to let go and smile again, long before you are dying.
Life is a choice. It is YOUR life. Choose consciously, choose wisely, choose honestly. Choose happiness.
This post was published by Neil Bailey. If you like what you read, why not follow him on Twitter?


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I am doing a survey. I need to make a flow chart to show when and where I collected the data from. So at the top it would "Population" then branches out into the days of the weak, each branching out into time of day etc. I will have 45 leafs (end enteries) and I was wondering what computer program does this nicely. I tried using Visio but it screws up because the size of the boxes doesn't get smaller for each level I go down.
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Approximately eight out of 10 teen fathers don't stick around for their child. These fathers only pay an average of $800 a year in child support and many never see their kids at all.
Most babies born to teen moms and dads grow up never knowing their fathers. Babies raised by single teen moms are roughly five times more likely to be poor than those who live in two-parent homes and sons raised by only a teen mom are twice as likely to end up in prison sometime in their lives. Little girls born to teenage mothers are three times more likely to be teenage mothers themselves and two-thirds of all families started by teenage parents are poor.
Many teenage girls feel as if getting pregnant is the way to keep a guy around, and may help to make their relationship with the father stronger. However, this is rarely the case and a pregnancy often scares the boy away.
Today, around three in 10 teenage girls end up pregnant before they turn 20. This equals to around 700,000 girls each year. Most of the fathers of these children are too scared or poor to help support the babies, so they run, leaving the girl to raise the baby by herself.


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Smartphones are data-hungry devices and you could run up huge bills (depending on which plan you're on and if you're abroad).
Modern phones often use data connections in the background for updates, syncing and other functions that you may not be aware of. All of these functions will affect your data allowance unless you connect via WiFi. If you regularly break-out of your monthly allocation and expect to continue doing so, your safest option is to upgrade to a plan that gives you a greater allowance of data than you currently receive for a fixed monthly price. In the meantime, please see the relevant section below for your type of phone.
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Saint Joseph community remembers Fr. William John MacCandless, O.S.B.
Father William John MacCandless, O.S.B., a monk of Saint Joseph Abbey, died on Christmas Day at the monastery at Saint Benedict, LA. A native of New Orleans, he was born on 7 July 1930; his father, John William MacCandless, was editor of the archdiocesan newspaper, Catholic Action of the South; his mother was Jane Hickey MacCandless. He began monastic life at the Trappist Abbey of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Pecos, NM; while he was still a young monk, the monastery transferred in 1955 to Lafayette, OR, where he was ordained a priest on 7 December 1958.
He did graduate studies at the international Benedictine University of Sant' Anselmo and the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome. On his return to Our Lady of Guadalupe, he served for a time as novice-master. Upon the death of his father in 1966, he received permission to live with his widowed mother, and he eventually left the Trappists and became a priest of the Diocese of Beaumont, TX. During this time, he taught at Loyola University and at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans, where he served as academic dean. He also taught at the University of Dallas and the Pontifical College Josephinum in Columbus, OH, serving as department head in both institutions.
After his mother's death in 1978, he entered Saint Joseph Abbey, where he made profession as a Benedictine monk on 11 July 1981. He taught theology and Greek for 20 years in Saint Joseph Seminary College; he also taught in the Baton Rouge Religious Studies Institute, run jointly by the Diocese of Baton Rouge and the Seminary College. He also served as director of the Abbey Christian Life Center, as director of the monastery's oblates, and as prior and novice-master. For two years he was chaplain to Bowling Green Inn in Mandeville, and from 1994 to 2003 he was pastor of Saint Jane de Chantal Church in Abita Springs. He was a model of monastic observance to his brothers, a gentle and good-humored member of the community, much sought as a spiritual director and confessor. He experienced declining physical health and mental acuity during his last months, but he showed great patience and always expressed gratitude to those who cared for him. He is survived by his sister, Dorothy J. M. McCloskey.
The monks of Saint Joseph Abbey will receive his body at Vespers on Tuesday 29 December at 5:30 p.m. A funeral vigil will follow at 7:15 p.m., the Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:15 a.m. on Wednesday 30 December, followed by burial in the Abbey Cemetery.


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Here is the next clue in our big move reveal:
part of our breakfast
We had a nice 4th, making it a priority to celebrate and to take the day off from household pursuits.
Why, yes, there is an extra person seated next to Ryan. As if we didn't have enough to do already, we are currently hosting a young teen from Eastern Europe. He is actually a social orphan, living in what is called an internat, an orphanage/boarding school. He's great; we adore him! If you are interested in knowing more about this, you are welcome to read about this program on my family blog.
You can also get a glimpse of the piles of boxes in the background that I need to address.
He tried as hard as he could.
This explains a lot of what
my life is like right now.
my life is like right now.
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Checkout failure
Everything was working perfectly with my checkout process until this afternoon and I've no idea what I've done wrong! I did make some updates to the checkout page earlier on as I wanted to change the State field to an input rather that have the US States select list, however it wasn't working as I wanted it to so I restored the pages back to how they were before. The other change I made today was to add login functionality to the cart pages as per the tutorial.
This is from the session dump on the checkout_failure.php page:
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Any idea what might be causing it?
Update: Seems to be the length of the description being passed to Paypal that's causing the issue. It's sending the ProductShortDesc from the database which is usually longer than 127 characters, and it should be passing the ProductCartDesc instead. Not sure how to change this on the confirm.php and ppconfirm.php pages though?


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This reminds me of the first time as a young engineer I went to a job site to observe epoxy-anchor installation for mislocated anchor bolts. I naïvely assumed that the worker knew what he was doing.
After returning to the office to report my observations, I discovered, among other things, that you must blow out the holes, and that if you have to pound the threaded rod into the epoxy-filled hole with a hammer something is very wrong.
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For decades Chris' finish carpentry has been featured in many custom homes in the Missoula area. Some of these were entered in the local Parade of Homes and several won awards for Craftsmanship.
In 2006, Black Mountain Company entered The Victoria House in the Missoula Building Industry Association 17th Annual Parade of Homes and Remodeling Tour. It was placed in the exclusive home category and won the Craftsmanship and Memorable Décor awards. In addition, Black Mountain won the Rising Star award, given to the best home in the show among first time participants in the Parade of Homes, especially significant since 7 of the 10 entries qualified.