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A new love, abseiling, Mt Ngungun
I found a new love, a new kind of flying………. Its called abseiling!
"If you were an animal, what would you be?"
For me, it was always "a bird: because they can fly"! Flying high in sky!
I've always wanted to know what it feels like to fly like a bird. I even dream of flying, having large wings that i can spread run and jump of the edge, feeling the wind and the breeze in my hair, weightless! Zooming, racing all around high and low, with the breath taking views fresh air in my lungs and the adrenaline rush of flying!
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I felt small as I look up at the mountain towering above me the one im going to abseil down!
The walk up the mountain path wasn't difficult, but I felt the beat of my heart increase inside my chest. Maybe i was nervous, im always nervous 🙂 It was loud like an echo declaring, "You are alive!" "You are free!"
Rocks, steps, beautiful bush, branches and the sound of birds singing.
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A note about fear!
Do you know what I mean when I say there is something inside of you, and that something has the potential of taking over your entire life? Fear is that something for me. Sometimes i think to much and i let it take over. And so I put obstacles / challenges in my way, on purpose. I confront fear because I know, if I give in, it will swallow me up whole. Boom! Just like that. It's rather ironic: fear: the very thing that often hinders me is by the same token, the reason why I do so much, and push myself so much. Im pretty hard on myself and i push myself too achieve things it keeps me feeling alive and that freedom feeling! Also concurring my fears helps push me to new levels things id never thought id be able to do, believing in myself again!
I faced fear, went hands free, jumped off a cliff and felt like a bird!
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I've been wanting to post about this for some time, but I haven't had the time, until now. Just wanted to share a list of Book Awards where independent authors can submit their work. These are the ones I know of, there might be others, so feel free to add to the list in your comments. The not so good news about these awards is that you have to pay a fee to participate. So, I'll just list them here, in no particular order.
1. Independent Publisher Book Awards
2. Next Generation Indie Book Awards
3. The National Indie Excellence Book Awards
4. Moonbeam Children's Book Awards
5. Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards
6. San Francisco Book Festival
I have submitted my book, but I won't say to which ones, so I'll just leave you with the mailing promo I made and…
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Highland Game, the UK's largest venison processor, announce the launch of their new 'Chef's Selection' range which will be exclusive to selected Tesco stores in Scotland from 16th April 2012.
This new inspirational range has been sourced, selected and created exclusively for Tesco and developed by Scottish-born chef, cookery writer, food stylist and teacher Maxine Clark (who has over 25 years experience in most aspects of the culinary world) and famous Scottish chef, Willie Pike MBE (www.williepike.co.uk). Maxine and Willie were asked to create a new experience for Highland Game and venison consumers. They have produced not just a delicious and healthy product, but also a fantastic selection, that is both affordable and easy to cook.
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Highland Game, the UK's largest venison processor, announce the launch of their new 'Chef's Selection' range which will be exclusive to selected Tesco stores in Scotland from 16th April 2012.
Dundee based Highland Game who specialize in supplying multi award winning venison have proved that simplicity and authenticity go a long way in the competitive food market. Venison offers consumers a healthy alterative to red meat. All Highland Game venison sold in Scotland comes from Scotland. Below are the products which will be available in selected Tesco stores from 16th April 2012:
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Chef's Selection Venison Meatballs 300g, 12 meatballs in a pack
Chef's Selection Venison Grill Steaks 300g, 2 "man size" oval grill steaks
Christian Nissen, Managing Director at Highland Game, says: "I am thrilled to introduce the new Highland Game 'Chef's Selection' of Scottish venison, exclusively sourced and produced for Tesco; the biggest showroom and shopping window for the Scottish consumers. It fulfils our strategy and ambition to make venison easy accessible and ready available to everyone."
Angus Bell, Local Category Buying manager, Tesco Scotland comments: "We are delighted to have worked with Highland Game to launch the new Chef's Selection range. Venison is becoming increasingly popular and this new range offers exciting recipes for our customers. This premium Scottish heritage range will sit proudly on our shelves."
Highland Game was founded by Danish born Christian Nissen in 1997. Since then the business has grown to become a key supplier of venison products throughout the UK. Nissen's enthusiasm and commitment to providing the finest quality venison products has seen demand increase dramatically; "our success in promoting venison is getting to a point where supply is beginning to be an issue – we need more Scottish venison, both wild and farmed". Nissen is encouraging the Government to engage with developing a venison farming enterprise to allow the consumers to continue to be offered homegrown produce.
The Dundee based company currently supplies venison daily to over 500 supermarket stores and to deli shops, quality butchers, catering industry distributors and online sites throughout the UK.
Tesco stores across Scotland will be selling selected products from the range from the launch date of Monday 16th April. Products will be sold at a £2.50/pack introduction price for the first 12 weeks for all products, encouraging consumers to try the products: some maybe even trying venison for the first time. The complete range of award winning Highland Game venison can be found at www.highlandgame.com
Highland Game is looking to the future and expanding their ambitions in specialty foods. In the autumn they will be launching two further chef selection ranges due to popular demand, encouraging customers to be more adventurous with their palettes. These will include appetizing and convenient venison packs, which will help customers, succeed in the kitchen and slightly Cheffier options such as award-winning marinated diced venison for a heartwarming stew and steaks with a whiskey jus.
Once this range has been successfully trialed by Tesco customers in Scotland, Nissen's ambition and determination is to expand it into England on 1st April 2013.


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Currently, there is not a national best practice for how long to flush a service line immediately after a full LSL replacement, or how long precautionary measures are necessary following replacement. At present, the approach taken at the direction of EPA, states, and individual utilities includes the following steps:
Available data is largely from partial LSL replacements and often from systems that are experiencing difficulty maintaining corrosion control. While lead levels in a home's water may not be lower initially following replacement of the entire service line due to other existing sources of lead, the service line and replacement process is expected to contribute less lead over time than a partial LSL replacement.
Research is ongoing. Water Research Foundation is currently supporting "Evaluation of Flushing to Reduce Lead Levels." The report is scheduled to be published in 2017.
Clearing the service line by flushing cold water through it removes debris after construction. Clearing the line requires moving water rapidly, which typically involves turning multiple faucets. It is useful to turn on faucets designed for larger flow rates, like bathtubs. Aerators should be removed and cleaned if possible. Flushing in drought-impacted areas or communities who are sensitive to the cost of water, "wasting" water can be difficult to communicate, as can convincing occupants to commit the time requested to completely flush a service line.
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Non-conductive plastic couplings are used to provide a water tight connection between two pieces of pipe made of different metals without letting the two metal pipes touch. This prevents accelerated corrosion and deterioration in the piping system due to galvanic corrosion and stray current. When replacing an LSL, a connection between copper replacement pipe and residual pieces of lead pipe or galvanized pipe can be made using a non-conductive plastic coupling.
Non-conductive couplings will only work correctly if properly installed.
If the LSL is replaced with a non-metallic pipe or a non-conductive plastic coupling is used within a few feet of the home, the home owner may need to take additional measures to ensure the structure has sufficient grounding. Historically, connection to the home piping system was used for grounding the home's electrical system. By removing the underground metal piping, an alternative grounding strategy may be needed.
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Hey, romance fans, it's been far too long! But life has a way of changing your focus in the blink of an eye, and sometimes it takes a while to cycle back around to where you started.
We'll be slowly getting things back in gear here – "we" being myself and author Elle Fredrix, who also writes as Nan Donahue – starting with getting back on track with the Looking for Home chapters. The submission guidelines will be changing – loosening – as well, so watch out for that if you're interested in submitting a clean romance story of your own. However, in keeping with our origins, we will not and are not accepting erotica. The site has always been geared toward sweet or clean romances only.
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Newton Le Willows Community Fire Station, built for Merseyside Fire Authority was built as part of the North West Fire and Rescue Service PFI, a project delivering sixteen new community fire stations across nine Local Authorities, involving three separate Fire Services: Lancashire, Cumbria and Merseyside. This was the biggest project of its type in the country.
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Sir Arthur C. Clarke's memoirs of his youth in SF, which centers on three prozine editors: Harry Bates, F. Orlin Tremaine, and John W. Campbell.
In this 1989 autobiography British SF and science writer/inventor Clarke (1917 - 2008) also gives his reaction to the writers and illustrators who first aroused his interest in SF.
Astounding Days was published in the United States in 1990 by Bantam Books.
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I love this block ... I have a top waiting to be layered in this same pattern.. must get on with it xxReplyDelete
Lovely blocks, and yes Di was very kind this month :) I didn't immediately 'get' LV but I did once I saw a quilt in the flesh then I was converted. I think LV will eventually pass like ash grey did...wonder what will be next?ReplyDelete
like you I am not sure about LV would mean going out and having a big spend! and I do so love bright and colourful fabrics.ReplyDelete
Love these blocks & Di's inspiration quilt. Glad the charm squares came in handy. JxoReplyDelete
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Great blocks, Sarah! I haven't jumped on the LV bandwagon yet, either, but I do like some of the LV pieces you've got there. That animal sounds swatch in the second block is SO cute!ReplyDelete
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When the Miami Marlins moved to the new Marlin Park stadium they needed to worry about more than only the Baseball players. While constructing their new state-of-the-art ballpark in 2012, the Marlins leveraged Citrix solutions to migrate over 450 employees from a co-located, shared IT environment to the new stadium offering a secure mobile platform accessible from anywhere, anytime on any device.
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Dark Souls II Discussion
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[Edited by xDarath, 6/8/2014 7:23:39 AM]
Ok i understand you but if i make a new character and play offline only with godmode without cheating souls or things no one can see that i used a trainer right? I mean godmode is nothing that add me stats or souls or something that is forever for my character? After i finished the game and have all my armor farmed i can play online and do pvp without godmode (of course)? No one can ban me for play offline.
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Good morning.
I advise not to go online with in your files a person with whom you're cheating. Even if you play with another because as the saying Neo7 "you play with fire" and if you get caught it's your account to be banned, and all your games on. At your own risk.
I deleted my character i cheated souls. After that i made a new one and use only godmode for speedrun the game. I don't know how they can know i have use godmode. And btw. a softban is only for PVP and all multiplayer things and not for the full steam account. Thats the only thing i know :P
If you do a party in online mode against another player thinks to remove invincibility.
I play offline with gode mode only and if i play online to do PvP i will never use a trainer. This is boring in my opinion and cheated stats too. My misstake on my first character was the soul cheat because FORM can track this i think and i deleted this character but god mode change nothing. I will never use this in PvP or if i help other players (online mode).
The most valuable of which are Gwynn's, from the Old Iron King, and Seath's, from Dukes Dear Freja, would recommend using Old Iron King for legit farming with friends, anyway this type of farming takes between 25-30 hours so if your gonna use the add souls, for heavens sake wait until you have at least 32 hours of total game time down so that it at least SEEMS legit, and remember to have a legit Soul Memory too, this means that you have to use infinite items to dupe Gwyns's or Seath's soul and repetadly consume all but 1 of them.
This would come up as a huge spike of souls gained over a short ammount of time in terms of souls gained and lost (level up legit for this, don't use the trainer) however since grinding bosses for boss souls are used to grind levels like this anyway it's not like they can prove that you didn't do it legit, unless they start reading your bonfire intensity.
Which I seriously doubt they would, worst case scenario they can't prove that you didn't help a friend out for all those hours getting the souls by being a phantom, which wouldn't change your bonfire intensity at all, if they could they would need so much info on the character it would be literally be using the game to obtain way more data then should be allowed for simple gameplay.
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Ghana goes to the polls this year. Many voters out there still don't know how to cast valid ballots. It is a fact that the number of rejected ballots in all elections [since 1992] often outweigh the combined votes of the smaller political parties. It is, therefore, up to the authorities and all concerned to give more and better education to voters and potential voters so as to enable them to choose better.
The fundamental problems accounting for this huge number ranges from multiple thumb
printing to poor folding of papers after thumbprinting. Some votes are not visible enough and disputes often arise at the polling stations because ballot paper appears virtually blank. These are all counted as wasted ballots and defeat the purpose of which such people even visited the polling station in the first place.
printing to poor folding of papers after thumbprinting. Some votes are not visible enough and disputes often arise at the polling stations because ballot paper appears virtually blank. These are all counted as wasted ballots and defeat the purpose of which such people even visited the polling station in the first place.
|How to vote
To avoid wasting your precious votes because they do not qualify to be counted valid, it will be good to observe the following:
- Vote Clearly: Make sure your thumb has enough ink on it to make your thumbprint visible on the ballot paper. Votes that are not clearly visible will be rejected because of disputes from party agents at the polling station. So make sure your vote is clearly visible on the paper.
- Choose One Candidate Only: Thumbprint for only one candidate or party symbol on either ballot papers, parliamentary and presidential. Very often, most rejected ballots are because of some people putting their thumbprints on more than one candidate. Such votes will not be counted for your preferred candidate. To make your vote count, make sure your thumbprint goes on only one candidate or their party symbol. Also, make sure the ink on your thumb does not mistakenly touch any other part of the paper after choosing your preferred candidate. It can make your ballot invalid.
- Fold Papers Carefully: Fold the ballot papers well and carefully, making sure the ink doesn't go onto either of the other candidates you did not choose. After thumbprinting, it is advisable to clean your hand well before you fold the ballot paper. Then, fold the ballot paper vertically so each candidate's head lays on his or her party symbol. This way, even if the ink mistakenly touches the other side of the paper, it will remain valid. Do not fold it horizontally. If you do this, you will be voting for more than one candidate and your vote will be an invalid one. If the paper is too long, you can fold it horizontally afterwards but fold it vertically first.
- Cast Your Ballot: Put your vote in the ballot box. Some people forget and leave their ballot papers in the voting booth. Others even send their ballot papers home. If you forget your ballot paper at the voting booth, the next person who does not agree with your choice may send it home or tear it. So make sure you place your vote in the ballot box through its vent.
2. Make sure your little finger, which has been dipped in indelible ink, does not come into contact with the ballot paper. Also, make sure your thumb which was used to thumbprint on the ballot paper does not mistakenly touch any part of the paper again after making your choice.
3. Make sure you report any malfeasance observed either at the polling station during the voting process or afterwards to the police and the returning officer if he or she is not the subject of suspicion.
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Garden sleuths document beautiful pasts
They say that to plant a garden is to believe in the future.
Seventeen women proved it Monday as they combed through an old garden in downtown Beaufort.
Members of five garden clubs came armed with tape measures, pencils, reference books and a sandwich for lunch. They documented the condition of a garden at 1305 Bay St., where the late John M. Trask Sr. and Flora G. Trask turned sand spurs into an elegant garden in 1950.
Flora Trask was an avid gardener who believed in the future. After the Trasks bought the house in 1939, they hired landscape architect Robert E. Marvin of Walterboro to work his special Lowcountry magic in the backyard. Marvin -- who would act as a natural soul mate to Sea Pines founder Charles E. Fraser in shaping the values of Hilton Head Island and help design Beaufort's Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park on his way to building a national reputation -- surrounded the Trasks' garden with a 6-foot, lace brick wall because he believed nothing should "spill over" a fence.
Flora Trask may not have guessed the garden would someday be spilling over with ladies participating in the Historic Landscape Initiative of the Garden Club of South Carolina. Volunteers statewide are researching the state's historic landscapes, and, as state chairman Judith Dill says, helping "preserve South Carolina's legacy and important historic resources."
Their drawings and measurements and lists of species in gardens that are at least 50 years old will be archived by the S.C. Historical Society for future generations.
"We thought it would be so appropriate for Beaufort with the tricentennial celebration to document as many gardens as we could," said Norma Miller of Dataw Island, president of the Beaufort Council of Garden Clubs. In April, the council won a statewide award for its work on this project.
Earlier, the council documented the garden at the Berners Barnwell Sams House on the Green on Laurens Street. It's being restored by owners John W. and Molly Gray.
And they measured and platted the old live oaks at Cotton Hall Plantation near Yemassee, owned by Joe and Allyson Harden of Hilton Head. Unlike the original house, the oaks survived U.S. Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman's torch during the Civil War.
"We are very proud of those trees," said Allyson Harden. "I wish I could get them to talk."
In a way, that's what the garden club volunteers are trying to do, too.


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Lucas' 35th Birthday
Started with a great breakfast ...
...Lots of hugs and kisses
Lots of smiles
Good food...
...good drink
Eighteen year old Scotch
And the new frig...
...which didn't fit through the opening into the kitchen. So... improvise, adapt and over come!
All in all a great day with the family!
I love you Lucas and I'm so thankful for you!
Cheers to this next year!
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Audrey's 9th Birthday!
I can't believe my first born is 9! Audrey is such a strong, and beautiful, imaginative, leader. Lucas and I pray that God would be the love of your life and that you would follow Jesus with all your heart. We love you very much and are looking forward to watching you grow.
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Leave it to Bobby Flay of the Food Network to create a great sandwich for a Memorial Day cookout. Or create your own sandwich with items from your favorite vendors. Stock up at the Market for all of your Memorial Day goodies. Last Spring Market of the 2013 Season!
- 1 1/4 sticks unsalted butter
- 6 cloves roasted garlic, pureed
- Salt
- Pepper
- 12 slices French bread, cut 1/2-inch thick
- 6 slices aged provolone cheese, halved lengthwise, cut 1/4-inch thick
- Steak, recipe follows
- Parsley oil, recipe follows
1. Heat the grill. Mix together the butter and garlic puree and season with salt and pepper.
2. Brush 1 side of the bread with a tablespoon of the butter and place on the grill, butter side down and grill until golden brown; turn over, top with the cheese and grill for 30 seconds longer or until the cheese melts.
3. Place the garlic bread on a platter and top the cheese with a few thin slices of the beef and drizzle with the parsley oil.
1. 1 boneless rib-eye, about 16 ounces
2. Olive oil
3. Salt
4. Freshly ground black pepper
5. Remove the steak from the refrigerator 30 minutes before grilling. Heat grill to high.
6. Brush steak on both sides with oil and season with salt and pepper. Place on the grill and cook until golden brown and slightly charred, 4 to 5 minutes. Turn over and continue grilling to medium-rare doneness. Remove from the grill and let rest 5 minutes. Slice into 1/4-inch thick slices.
Parsley Oil:
1. 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
2. 1/2 cup canola oil
3. Salt
4. Pepper
5. Mix together ingredients in a small bowl. Season with salt and pepper, to taste.
Recipe courtesy Bobby Flay Food Network


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Gudi Padwa, Akshay Tritiya, Vijaya Dashami and Kartik Shukla Padyami are known as Sade Teen Muhurat or 3 and half auspicious muhurat in Hindu Astrology.
During these Sade Teen Muhurats, new businesses, gruhapravesh, and new constructions will be started.
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3. Vijaya Dashami 2019 – 8 October 2019 (Dasara or the conclusion of Navratri 2018).
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A column of prisoners of war from the 99th Division of the US Army on the march on the streets of the Belgian countryside Merlscheid.
Prisoners of 99 US divisions were captured Dec. 16, 1944 in the battle against the German 3rd Parachute Division in the Belgian village Honsfeld.
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Luke 11:29-32 King James Version (KJV)
29 And when the people were gathered thick together, he began to say, This is an evil generation: they seek a sign; and there shall no sign be given it, but the sign of Jonas the prophet.
30 For as Jonas was a sign unto the Ninevites, so shall also the Son of man be to this generation.
31 The queen of the south shall rise up in the judgment with the men of this generation, and condemn them: for she came from the utmost parts of the earth to hear the wisdom of Solomon; and, behold, a greater than Solomon is here.
32 The men of Nineve shall rise up in the judgment with this generation, and shall condemn it: for they repented at the preaching of Jonas; and, behold, a greater than Jonas is here.
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Spectator #1: Oh, look! There goes the Republican team.fishskicanoe wrote:He has installed two developers as head of our DNR. I'm sure that the XC trails will be taking a disproportionate hit as will silent sports in general, as the only outdoor experience our new DNR head has is as a snowmobiler.
Spectator #2: How could you tell?
Spectator #3: It was obvious! They were the ones racing down the Birkie trail on snowmobiles!


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After the Golden Globe Awards, some of our favorite stars slipped out of their red carpet dresses into looks that were a bit more casual, but just as stunning. We loved the way everyone looked and we can't decide who's after party dress was our fave! What do you think?
It was such a wild night at the 73rd annual Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 10 in Beverly Hills. All of our favorite Hollywood celebs arrived to the awards show in stunning dresses and gowns. While there were a slew of different red carpet looks that we loved, it was the after party dresses that really shined. Two of our fave gals changed into dresses for the Instyle and Warner Bros. after party — Jennifer Lopez, 46, and Jennifer Lawrence, 25. Did you guys like the dresses that everyone changed into for the after party?
Kim Kardashian V. Olivia Palermo — White Skirt Fashion Face Off
Who would have thought we would see Kim Kardashian and Olivia Palermo in a fashion face-off? These two stylish ladies both wore the same sexy skirt on separate occasions and they both looked fabulous. Who do you think wore the skirt better? VOTE.
Kim Kardashian, 34, and Olivia Palermo, 29, are the two most random people to ever be in a fashion face-off other than Kim's own mother Kris Jenner, 59, and Derek Zoolander. Other than that, these two fashionistas have completely opposites styles, but both of them have amazing taste. They both rocked the same white skirt and they both look stunning in it. Who do you think wore it better? VOTE.
Blue Eyeshadow & Eyeliner — Copy The Trend Seen On Kim Kardashian & More
It seems like makeup has entered its blue period. At least according to trendsetting celebs like Olivia Palermo and Kim Kardashian who have been experimenting with blue eyeshadow and eyeliner looks.
Whether you're looking for a subtle pop of color or a bold, all-over hue, consider adding blue into your beauty routine. Olivia Palermo and Kim Kardashian are onboard, and the look is fresh and pretty for summer. See the many ways you can try the trend for yourself!
Carolina Herrera Fall 2015: Great For Dianna Agron and Olivia Palermo
Though the temperature outside dipped into the single digits, spring was in the Lincoln Center air at Carolina Herrera's Fall 2015 show. The runway overflowed with silk jersey fabrics and embellished gowns, many of which would be perfect for the red carpet!
Romantic ruffled details and gorgeous marbled patterns made waves at Carolina Herrera on Feb. 16 at Lincoln Center in New York City during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Ms. Herrera was inspired by the water element, and this came across quite clearly in the collection's swirling ocean tones of blue and grey, as well as the multi-dimensional fabrics. Tweed and silk combinations played with texture and gave off a luxe, liquid effect. The entire show was stunning from start to finish, which is no surprise– and Karlie Kloss opened and closed the show.
Olivia Palermo Marries Fiance Johannes Huebl — Congrats
Olivia Palermo has said 'I do!' The model and reality star wed her fiance Johannes Huebl in a secret ceremony on June 28. Congrats to the happy couple!
Olivia Palermo has tied the knot! The 28-year-old wed her gorgeous fiance Johannes Huebl in an intimate ceremony in Bedford, New York on June 28. We're so happy for the lovely couple!
Jamie Chung & Olivia Palermo Rock Camouflage: Try The Trend
Crazy for camouflage! These stylish stars can't get enough of the trend — and if you want to try it, read our tips & SHOP.
Ready to start sporting a refreshing new spring look? We're talking about putting your fashion foot forward and taking the camouflage style out for a spin. Learn how to rock the perfect camo look just like the celebrities are!
Carolina Herrera Fall 2014 Collection: Perfect for Olivia Munn
The designer debuted her Fall 2014 collection, which defined ladylike elegance, on the runway during New York Fashion Week. After seeing the bursts of color and bold prints, it's only a matter of time before these dresses go from the runway to the red carpet!
Carolina Herrera debuted her Fall 2014 collection at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in NYC on Feb. 10, where the designer sent a slew of stunning gowns and show-stopping separates down the runway. The designer is never one to shy away from incorporating color, and that's exactly what she did for fall. From one-shoulder silhouettes to slits, the line flattered the female form — and we're sure these frocks will be a hit on the red carpet, as well!
Olivia Palermo's Engagement Ring From Johannes Huebl: See It Here
What better way to ring in the new year than an engagement? That's exactly how the stylish star and her beau spent their holiday, and you can see her brand new bling right here!
Olivia Palermo, 27-year-old fashionista and former MTV star, is officially engaged to long-term boyfriend and German model, Johannes Huebl. The good-looking couple were seen vacationing in St. Barts, where they planned to welcome the new year — and apparently, a new engagement!
Short Suits: Look Stylish & Chic In This Cool New Summer Trend
From the runway to the red carpet, short suits are a hot alternative to rocking a summery dress this season — and you can easily get on board with the trend of the moment right here! SHOP.
This summer, we've seen our fair share of A-listers ditching their designer dresses for short suits — and with good reason! The refreshing new trend is such a great alternative to rocking a dress on the red carpet — and it's comfortable, too!
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Olivia Palermo may still be best known as Whitney's Port's frenemy on The City, but in beauty departments worldwide, she's known for her amazing look. Her hair is always sleek and shiny, her makeup is impeccable, but most importantly — her skin is flawless. If Olivia is your beauty inspiration then take note because we're here to inform you that you can currently snag some amazing skincare products that can help you look like Olivia for nearly half the usual price!
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Olivia Palermo Mixes Prints & Fur: Is It Boho Chic Or Just Bad?
The star is usually spot on when it comes to style — but we're not quite sure about this look! What did you think?
Olivia Palermo stepped out for the opening of Talent Store in Italy on Oct. 20, where she sported this boho look. Olivia wore Tibi's 'Easy' blouse from the Fall 2011 collection with a Markus Lupfer midi-skirt.
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Who was the belle of the Marchesa ball? It's up to you BFFs to decide, so cast your vote!
The most beautiful of the beautiful turned up at the Marchesa Spring 2012 fashion show for New York Fashion Week on Sept. 13. Emma Roberts, Bar Rafaeli, Camilla Belle, Michelle Monaghan, Petra Nemcova, Michelle Trachtenberg, Molly Sims, Olivia Palermo, Mandy Moore, Kelly Osbourne and Rachel Zoe all graced the front row seats of the show. But only one lady can come out as the belle of the ball. Who will it be?
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I hope you all enjoyed my Chilkoot Trail recap! I actually have a few more Alaska posts planned, but I just need to find the time to write them! I figured I'd give you a quick training update – this is a triathlon blog, after all!
As I've announced before, I'm planning to do my first 70.3 in November, at Rev3 Florida. I guess I "officially" started training when I got back from Alaska, since that put me at about 15 weeks out. I don't really have a plan though…I'm just training with a few friends who are also doing the race 🙂
And now, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of my recent Triathlon Training:
The GOOD:
Right after I got back from my trip, I was able to do a long ride with my XP training buddies. It was a PDR (Personal Distance Record) for me, 68 miles!
Yes, Coke tastes AH-MAZING after 50 miles.
I've been traveling a bit for work, so it's been a little tough to get group trainings in during the week. However, I have been self-motivated enough to get up and run in the wee hours before being at work meetings and such at 7am. Reminding myself that I'll catch a killer sunrise like this:
makes it a tiny bit easier to wake up.
Overall, I'm happy with the training I've been able to do. I'm pretty consistently getting in a long ride on the weekend, running several times a week, with at least one day of speed work, and swimming between 2-4 times per week. Now, I just need to keep it up!
The BAD:
Headaches. Stupid dehydration headaches. If you just finished reading my Chilkoot Day 3 post, you really might be thinking that I have a hydration problem. I have to defend myself though, because I drink water pretty much non-stop on my bike rides. I think these are more from an electrolyte imbalance than from being dehydrated.
I've been trying to keep a log of my workouts and nutrition so I can see if there are any triggers or patterns. When I rode the 68 miler, I didn't get a headache; but when I rode 50 this past weekend followed by an afternoon open water swim, I had a pounding headache by the time I got home. The biggest difference? I forgot to take salt tabs on the 50 miler. I'm not sure if that's the key or not, but I'll definitely be better about taking my electrolytes!
The UGLY:
Florida humidity SUCKS.
I can barely run a mile without feeling like I've just stepped out of the shower. Florida heat and humidity do not make for fun training. It's quite discouraging to look at your Garmin and see numbers that are a lot slower than you were expecting for the amount of effort it seems to be taking to put one foot in front of the other. Ick.
I've learned that you just gotta roll with the punches when training in Florida summers- the heat will suck it out of you, so you can't become reliant on the numbers on the watch. You do what you can, and know that you gave it your best! I can't complain too much, because we're the lucky ones who can train outside in December, January, and February, when most people are stuck on the dread-mill. That's what makes this suffering worth it;-)


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- Exclude New Values - check this option if you want to return only changes to employee profile fields.
- Note: When this option is not selected, the report will return new values on the report since the entry in the profile field changed from "no entry" to XXXX.
- Order By - select the option that indicates the sort order in which the records should be returned. This setting does not change the display order of the field columns in the report.
- Last Name, First Name, Change Date
- Change Date, Last Name, First Name
- Click Generate
Once the report has been generated, use the search tool to isolate the on screen display to only the line items which include the searched text.
Export the report in .cvs or .xls format or print the report using the on scren icons.
Important: When running the report again after updating any of the report configuration options, you will need to click the Generate button again to refresh the results.
Tip: Run this report in conjunction with the payroll deduction changes or enrollment changes to identify demographic changes that need to be reported to the carriers or payroll.


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Wedding Rehearsal Dinners
Since most Vineyard weddings are weekend events, in addition to your wedding dinner, you may want to plan a bridal luncheon, rehearsal dinner, wedding brunch or all three.
Options abound when it comes to your wedding rehearsal dinner: A clambake or paella on the beach where you can take a cool dip under the setting sun; full dinners prepared and delivered to your rental home to be enjoyed out on the deck or inside with your friends and family in an informal and relaxed setting; buffets of any style and type, set up for self-service absolutely anywhere; a full sit-down dinner at the luscious Vineyard location of your choice. No matter what you prefer, there are many location and meal options to choose from!
Your special rehearsal dinner will shine no matter what location or menu you choose and all will prepare you and your guests for the big event.
Backyard Dinner
Grilled Shrimp and Clams and Oysters
Assorted Salsas (pineapple, mango, roasted garlic and tomatillo)
Guacamole and Chips.
Marinated Cilantro Lime Chicken
Pork Tenderloin with Cumin Rub
Chipotle Rubbed Skirt Steak
Barbecued Pork ribs
Seasonal Grilled Vegetables Grilled
New Potato Salad
Creamy Peanut Slaw
Stars and Strips Green Salad Corn Bread
Old-fashioned Blueberry Pie Watermelon Chocolate Brownies
Dinner at Chilmark Pond
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We start with a giant authentic Spanish paella pan with Spanish extra virgin olive oil, sweet organic onions, organic pepper and Arborio rice. To this we add fresh seafood like clams, mussels, calamari and wild Maine shrimp. All is steeped in a saffron broth with our own sausage, organic pastured chicken, beans, corn, baby artichokes and garlic hearts and then topped off with tangy lemon juice and herbs! Serves 20 – 200
Grilled Leg of Allen farm lamb Ratatouille
Today's Harvest Vegetables From Our Local Farmers.
Asparagus roasted with lemon and shallots
Tabbouleh Salad
Feta and Lemon Herbed Olives with Greens and Extra Virgin Olive Oil
White Bean and Baby Artichoke Medley
Fresh Rosemary Pita Breads
Casual Vineyard
Lobster and Our Own Island Clam Chowder
Lobster Rolls
Summer Salad of Roasted Vegetables
Peach and Blueberry Cobbler with Cinnamon Ice Cream
Clambakes have been served on Martha's Vineyard for as long as anyone can remember. The Wampanoag Indians gave us this time-honored method of steaming seafood over hot stones in rockweed. Family gatherings are perfect for this classic, delicious menu which we call our New England Roast.
Steamers and Mussels from local waters
Traditional New England Clam Chowder
Steamed Menemsha Lobsters
Grilled Chicken
Grilled Corn on the Cob or Cole Slaw
Potato Salad or Grilled Potatoes
Drawn Butter Poppy Seed Rolls or Corn Bread or Garlic Bread
Chewy Ginger Toffee Bars
Blueberry Lemon Verbena Crisp
An Affordable & Easy Option
We can prepare the entire New England Dinner at our kitchen and deliver to your site hot and ready to eat.
(Lobster trap tables, torches and enclosed fire pits are available to rent)


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Friday, December 2, 2011
advent reading day 2
scripture reading: the terrible lie, genesis 3, JSBB pgs 28-37*
symbol: a fruit tree, representing adam's and eve's choice not to trust God and to eat from the forbidden tree
*we are using the jesus storybook bible by sally lloyd jones for our kid-friendly readings.
so how do we do our advent readings? well, we adjust it a bit each year as the boys get older, but we always do our reading following dinner. we all pile on the couch under a comfy blanket and soak in the words of the reading for that night. this year, we will have burrito read the story aloud and then have each boy take turns hanging an ornament on our advent tree.
this year we have a pair of trees we are designating for our advent ornaments.
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What have the Romans ever done for us? Well, for a start, they've given us pub signs. As the Romans laid out their network of roads across Britannia, they built tabernae, or taverns, along the way where travellers could find food and lodging. Tabernae that sold wine would advertise the fact by hanging vine leaves from a pole outside – the first pub signs. In Britain, since vines were scarce, they would sometimes use evergreen bushes instead, giving us one of the earliest pub names, the Bush.
Over the following centuries, wine was largely replaced by ale and in 1393 King Richard II ordered that 'Whoever shall brew ale in the town for the intention of selling it, must hang out a sign, otherwise he shall forfeit his ale.' This was to make pubs easily identifiable to his 'ale tasters', who would travel the country inspecting ales for quality. One method they used, apparently, was to pour some ale on to a wooden bench and then sit on it – if they stuck to the bench then the beer was too sweet! I remember hearing that story over a pint of good ale at my local pub many years ago – I do hope it's true and not the sort of tale told at the sign of the Cock and the Bull…
Back to Richard II. Many landlords thought it prudent to show their allegiance to him by sporting his emblem, the White Hart – still one of the top ten most popular pub names to this day. Richard's all-powerful uncle John of Gaunt used a red lion as his heraldic symbol and this became a widely used pub sign too. The Red Lion moniker gained even greater popularity after the Union of the Crowns in 1603 when James VI of Scotland became also James I of England and decreed that the Red Lion of Scotland should be ubiquitously displayed, helping to make the Red Lion the most popular pub sign in Britain.
As the number of pubs grew so they began to use a wider variety of names and, since the majority of people couldn't read, pubs would use their signs to illustrate the story behind the name. The sign might be a model of a plough or a bell or a crown, but, more often, it would be a colourful picture.
Every picture tells a story
All pub signs tell a tale, some stranger than others. The Bucket of Blood at Phillack in Cornwall tells of a landlord who went to fetch water from the well and drew up a bucket full of blood instead – it turned out that the bloodied head of an unfortunate exciseman had been thrown down the well. The Drunken Duck at Hawkshead in Cumbria relates to a landlady who found her ducks lying outside the back door, apparently dead. She started plucking them ready for the oven, when they woke up – it turned out they were not dead but dead drunk, having been sipping from a leaking beer barrel. In remorse, the landlady knitted them all waistcoats to keep them warm until the feathers grew back. The Rose Revived beside the Thames at Newbridge in Oxfordshire commemorates a visit by Oliver Cromwell. The rose he was wearing in his hat was wilting and so he placed it in a glass of ale and, hey presto, it revived!
Calling thirsty artists
Local artists were usually employed to paint pub signs, although some breweries maintained their own specialist artists. Alas, there is only one major brewery that still retains a full-time band of artists to hand-paint its pub signs, the Wadworth Brewery in Devizes, Wiltshire.
Bespoke hand-painted pub signs are becoming rare and sought after. One of the most talked about can be found in the We Three Loggerheads, near Mold in North Wales. A regular visitor in the 1780s was Richard Wilson, the first great British landscape painter and a founder of the Royal Academy. In return for a few free pints, Wilson agreed to paint the Loggerheads' pub sign, which then hung outside the pub for over 200 years. It was eventually taken down to preserve it from the weather and is now displayed inside. Experts disagree on its authenticity but the sign has become a pub legend and people still come from far and wide to see it.
Signs of the times
There are a number of different types of pub sign. The most common are signs mounted directly on to the outside wall of the pub or hanging ones that swing from a bracket projecting from the wall. Then there are freestanding signs, which stand away from the pub building, usually at the roadside as a means of drawing attention to a pub that's set back from the road.
The most unusual signs are gallows signs, which stretch across the road like an arch. As roads and vehicles have got wider and traffic busier, such signs have become increasingly rare and today there are only four left in Britain that I know of. Two belong to coaching inns: the George Hotel at Stamford, Lincolnshire, whose sign spans the main street into the town; and the sign for the Green Man & Black's Head Royal Hotel (now closed) at Ashbourne in Derbyshire. Then there is the Magpie at Stonham Parva in Suffolk, which has a Grade II listed sign across the A140. Apparently, it also used to have a live magpie in a cage on the wall as a living pub sign. Finally, there's the wonderful Grade II listed sign for the Fox & Hounds at Barley, Hertfordshire, with a fox running across it pursued by five hounds and two mounted huntsmen.
My own favourite pub, the Withies in Compton near Guildford in Surrey, is a lovely 16th-century pub tucked away down a narrow country lane. It looks tiny, but is quite spacious inside and also cosy, with a huge inglenook. I've been going there since I was a child and it doesn't seem to have changed at all. The food is always excellent – especially the fresh crab sandwich for which the pub is famous. It's child-friendly too and the cottagey garden has plenty of tables. Compton is an exceptionally pretty village, famous for the Watts Gallery and Chapel and for Surrey's finest Norman church, celebrated for its unique double chancel.
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Christopher Winn's first book was the bestselling I Never Knew That About England, followed by volumes on Ireland, Scotland, Wales, London and many more. His latest is I Never Knew That About England's Country Churches (Ebury Press, 2017).
Christopher Winn's favourite pub is Withies, Compton, Surrey.
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The competition was won by Hannah Billing, Julian Potoniec, Mathilda Wickham, Amelia Natalia Skorupa and Abigail Rolliston, who all attend St Louis Catholic Primary School.
The winning designs included a decorated Christmas tree wishing everyone in the world a Happy Christmas, a nativity scene, a festive candy stick drawing, a picture of Father Christmas and his sack of toys and a yuletide scene of a robin with Santa and his sleigh.
Home Manager Emma Murphy said: "I'd like to congratulate all five of the winners."
"There were so many fantastic designs and we were very impressed by the high standard of the entries."
"We just couldn't pick our favourite, so we narrowed it down to five very deserving winners."
"It's been lovely to work with St Louis again and to continue to build Rossetti's relationship with the school."
"I'd like to wish everyone in Frome a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from everyone at Rossetti House."
The Christmas cards will now be sent to the friends and family of Rossetti House's residents and members of the local community.


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Recorded in Scranton, PA
Episode Length: 42:54
Air Date: July 27, 2016
Produced by: Jordan Weitzman & Michelle Macklem
Edited by: Cristal Duhaime
In this episode, Jordan Weitzman meets photographer, author and publisher Jason Fulford at his home and studio in Scranton, PA. Fulford has published five of his own books including Sunbird, Crushed, Raising Frogs for $ and The Mushroom Collector, in addition to over 40 books of other artists work that he has published under the imprint that he co-founded, J&L Books. He has done editorial work for Aperture, Harper's and The New Yorker and his photographs have appeared on the book covers of Don Dellilo, Ernest Heminway and Vladimir Nabokov's books. In 2014, he was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship that has been using it to pursue his next book project called Contains: 3 Books, to be released this fall.


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Welcome to the website of H.S.A. Confluente
H.S.A. Confluente is the honors study association of the Eindhoven University of Technology. The association is dedicated to all honors students of both the Bachelor College and Graduate School. All our activities, events and excursion are organized by and for our students. We strive to broaden the horizon of the honors students, support their ambitions and enlighten opportunities.


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Trophy winners
Champion of champions: Hereford – J R B Wilson & Sons, Cowbog.
Reserve – N C Cheviot – J Runciman & Sons, Allanshaws.
Third – Rabbit Marten Seal Rex, Harry Brown.
Horses and ponies
Lauderdale Challenge Cup for champion mountain/moorland in-hand pony – Mrs N Tyler, Thirsk.
Waldie Griffiths Challenge Cup for champion mountain and moorland ridden pony – Mr W R Ireland, Ayton.
Veteran horses
Gonzo Salver – Mrs V Laing, Roslin.
Brood mares
Edale Trophy for Champion – Ms L Rennie, Auchtermuchty.
Craiglea Challenge Trophy for champion foal – Mrs L McGowan, Greenlaw.
Riding ponies
Mrs A Hogg Challenge Cup for champion – Joanne & William Moran, Houghton-le-Spring.
Highland ponies
Strathleven Challenge Trophy for champion – Gillian McMurray, Lockerbie.
Highland ponies (ridden)
Ednam House Trophy for champion – Mrs Mardy Fawcett, Throckley.
Native ridden and part-bred ponies
Border Union Challenge Cup (lead rein and first ridden champion) – Zoe Hyslop, Irongray, Dumfries.
Dene Rejoice Silver Salver – Ms A Chaffe, Kirknewton.
Waxwing Trophy – June Hill, Haddington.
Welsh ponies
Torquhan Cup for champion – Carron Pygott, Flintshire.
Doulthwaite Cup – Lynnenn Cameron, Fettercairn.
Claggersnich Salver – Mr & Mrs R Williams, Stamfordham.
Native ponies in hand
Transy trophy – M & K and Mrs F Punton, Kirknewton.
Haig Douglas Perpetual Challenge Trophy – Mrs N Tyler.
Rushfield Quaich – Mrs N Tyler.
Syderserff Challenge Trophy – Joanna Walton, Bonchester Bridge.
Leithenwater Challenge trophy Mr J Rawlinson & Mrs M Dickson, Kelso.
Hunter pony breeding
McHarg Bowl – Mrs E Crate, Ayr.
M&M working hunter ponies
Duchess of Sutherland Challenge Cup for champion – Jo Luton, Melrose.
Major THC Cox Silver Cup for reserve champion – Emma Maxwell-MacDonald, Ryal.
Working hunter ponies
South Laws Cup – Nicola Brown, Bonchester Bridge.
R Hunter Murray Challenge Salver – Nicola Brown.
Show hunter ponies
Rosepark Trophy – Lynn Gregg, Easter Ulston, Jedburgh.
Pony club team jumping
Ponies of Britain Salver (junior) – Duke of Buccleuch Pony Club.
Ponies of Britain Challenge Cup (senior) – Lauderdale Hunt Pony Club.
Hunter championship
Don Challenge Cup – Tom Brash, Manvel, by Linlithgow.
Hunters in hand
William Murray Silver Challenge Salver – Kirsty Brown, Wester Fodderlee, Hawick.
Ellesmere Silver Challenge Cup for best brood mare – Joanne & William Moran.
Alan Innes Memorial Challenge Cup – Bordergrove Stud, Mindrum.
Ridden hunters
Jedforest Challenge Cup – Tom Brash, Manvel, by Linlithgow.
Tweeddale Press Cup – Ms S De Leon, Norham.
Axminster Rose Bowl – Nesta & Grant Todd, Greenend, St Boswells.
Ian MacKenzie Gray Memorial – Clive Storey, Yetholm.
Belling Burn Cup – Ms S De Leon.
Newall Challenge Cup – Elma Cunningham, Carluke.
Retraining of racehorses
Eric Gillie Trophy – Caroline Pennycook, Gorebridge.
Clydesdale horses
Hendersyde Cup for best exhibit – Tom Tenant, Gilmanscleuch, Ettrick.
William Rennie Perpetual Trophy for best opposite sex to champion – Annette Noble, Penicuik.
Shire horses
Roger Buglass Challenge Cup – Alasdair Govan, Montrose.
Decorated harness
National Horse Brass Society – Gawin Holmes, Co Durham.
Heavy horse turnouts
Harp Lager trophy – J W & A McIntyre, Stewarton.
Beef Interbreed Centenary Challenge Cup for overall cattle champion – J R B Wilson and Sons, Cowbog.
Anniversary Trophy for reserve champion – Gordon Brooke Estate, Earlston.
Aberdeen Angus:
Nisbethill Challenge Cup for champion – Gordon Brooke Estate, Earlston. Reserve – Firm of Thomas Hodge, Rulesmains, Duns.
W Todd Silver Rosebowl –Firm ofThomas Hodge.
Kerfield Cup for champion – J R B Wilson and Sons.
Bowmont Cup best opposite sex to champion – J M Cant and Partners, Arbroath.
Royal Bank of Scotland Salver for best group of three – Cant & Partners.
Native beef breeds
Bank of Scotland Trophy for champion – Gordon Brooke estate, c/o Roxburgh Mains, Kelso.
Sheep interbreed
Joe Walton Trophy for champion – North Country Cheviot from J Runciman &|Sons, Allanshaws.
Gowanbrae Cup for reserve – Suffolk from Scott and Gavin Brown.
Border Leicester:
Centenary Challenge Cup – Mr and Mrs K Irving, Gretna.
James Mauchlen Memorial Trophy – Karen Irving.
William Bosomworth Silver Cup for champion – Scott and Gavin Brown, Gorebridge.
Hugh Fraser Silver Salver (best opposite sex to champion) – Roseden and Lilburn Flock, Wooler.
Perpetual Challenge Trophy – J and W Arnott, Haymount, Kelso.
Bell Silver Salver – Messrs Green, Craggs Farm, Lilliesleaf.
Charles Scott Trophy – Colin Rae, Dumfries.
Eildon Hill Salver – Stuart Craig, Eildon Mains, Melrose.
Prime Lambs:
McAlpine Silver Cup – Messrs Green (Texel).
Arnott Silver Cup for champion – Burncastle Estate.
McTurk Silver Cup – D and A Redpath, Hownam.
Bluefaced Leicester:
Scots Gap Cup – Gary Thornborrow, Easter Dawyck, Stobo.
Centenary Challenge Cup for champion – W J C and S J Weir, Mainside Farm, Hownam.
Tom Rogerson Trophy for best opposite sex to champion – T Elliot, Hindhope, Jedburgh.
J Bibby Perpetual Challenge Cup for best group – William Douglas.
Ronasvoe Cup – John Mosley, Kirkdean Farm, Blyth Bridge.
Redpath Cup for champion – R Locker, Greenlaw Mill.
Harbel Trophy – S Dodsworth, Nawton, York.
Lairg-type Cheviot:
W and J Thomson Cup – W D Allen, Alnwick.
North Country Cheviot:
Centenary Challenge Cup/silver salver for champion – J Runciman and Sons, Allanshaws, Galashiels.
Clackmae Cup for best group – J Runciman and Sons.
Scotch half-bred:
Centenary Challenge Cup for champion – W Pate and Partners, Gifford.
Short Silver Cup – G D Pate and Sons, Humbie.
Scotch male:
Dunn Silver Challenge Cup for champion – William Sanderson, Blackshiels, Pathhead.
AC Burn Shield for champion – Joan Brunton, Haddington.
Frances Fish Cup (coloured) – Joan Brunton.
Frances Fish Cup (white) – Mr and Mrs A Bain, Pencaitland.
Unregistered Suffolks:
Cessford Motors Challenge Cup for champion – Hazel Smith, Crumhaughhill Farm, Hawick.
Prime lambs:
McAlpine Silver Cup – A and P Glennie, Threeburnford, Oxton.
Sheep open, young handler:
Champion – Lewis Runciman. Reserve – Angus Weir.
Fleece competition:
Border Union Trophy – Joan Brunton.
Industrial Section
Industrial Cup – Jan Little.
Templeton Rose Bowl – Elizabeth Kowbel.
Margaret Forrest Rose Bowl – Marion Hamilton.
Shaw Salver – Julia Louden.
Mary Rogerson Trophy – Marion Hamilton.
Kelso Pea Growers Cup – Jane Brydon.
Turnbull Salver – Jan Little and Fiona Dumma.
Lees Cup – Ruby Pitman.
Margaret College Shield – Roas Dagg.
Pat Sloan Trophy – Callum Howey.
Pet show
Champion – Mac with Lucy Watson. Reserve – Alvin with Findly Hughes.
R W Brown Challenge Cup for champion – G Waddell.
Roxburgh House Salver for reserve – R W Murray.
T F Carrs Shield (best hard feather) – Thomas Mood.
J Halley Shield (best soft feather or true bantam) – R W Murray.
M Crawford Cup for best exhibit bred in current year – G Waddell.
R and L Ramsay trophy for best waterfowl – G Waddell.
Tankard for best exhibit in egg section – Sally Flintoff.
Tankard best junior – Ross Taylor.
Champion – Harry Brown.
Junior – Faith Evans.
Fionn Mist Perpetual Challenge Rose Bowl for best Toggenburg or British Toggenburg – Mrs E Woodmas, Carlisle.
Richmond Cup for best Anglo-Nubian – Beth Fairley, Falkirk.
Tweedside Sissy Rose bowl for best British Saanen – V Wood, Stanley.
Whitehouse Silver Salver/JGG Rose bowl – Mrs E Woodmas.
Highland Confectionery Cup/Galloway Cup – Ms Hannah J Campbell, Bathgate.
St Michael Trophy for best AOV Milker -17 Ms P Newton, Yarm-on-Tees.
Countess of Lauderdale Cup – Ian Gajczak.
George Fairley Memorial Cup – Harry Crombie.
Shepherds' crooks
Kelso Town Challenge Cup – Dane T Love.
Border Stick Dressers' Association Challenge Cup – Dane T Love.
Young farmers' club
Silver Challenge Cup – Teviotdale.
T H Brewis Silver Quaich – Craig and Stephen Paterson, Reston.


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