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Monday October 16, 2017
1:00 pm — 4:00 pm
You are invited to Wild Alchemy's MKE Stellar Account Leadership Class!
Note: United Adworkers is promoting this event for Wild Alchemy. Ticket sales for this event are not for United Adworkers.
This workshop is designed to help inspire those in project management and account service to rise to a new level of leadership.
OVERVIEW – Monday, October 16th – 1-4pm in Milwaukee's Third Ward (location given upon registration)
This workshop will provide inspiration, practical tips and new thinking to agency professionals. This workshop focuses on how to incite key 10 degree shifts that lead to extraordinary results through improved clarity, efficiency, productivity and creativity. In short, this session will help you (and your team) DRIVE the process toward amazing.
Half day includes game changing ideas, a handout, and light refreshments, natch.
It will be a wildly good time. Hope to see you there!
This workshop is about raising project management and account service to a new level of leadership. Developed for those in creative development companies who are in an early to mid-stage of their career (although senior leaders have found it to be reinvigorating). Key tenets gleaned from the best in the industry will be shared in an engaging and practical way. The end goal is to provide a solid foundation for doing and supporting great work and avoiding the common pitfalls that get in the way.
Topics include:
Your Ideal Role + Value
Having 10 ft + 100 ft vision
Mastering the Basics of Space + Time
Driving v. Managing
What Do Clients Really Want?
What Does Your Team Really Want?
Stellar Best Practices: Do These Tomorrow


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a Bit of String
Handknit and crocheted accessories for little ones.
Visit the shop at www.abitofstring.etsy.com
You are bidding on a beautiful pink handmade bonnet.
Value $30
Starting Bid: $5
Bid using whole dollar amounts. With your first bid please include either your PayPal address or email address.
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Bidding will be allowed Monday September 17th through Sunday September 23rd at 11:59pm CST
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I gotta say the IBC was a blast and whilst I'm still not convinced in music being competitive, my experience was never the less an enjoyable and positive one. I would definitely encourage any old or new and upcoming blues artist(s) to enter. The gains you will acquire in developing your craft, career and exposure to a wider audience is priceless.
For me, I was able to return to my beloved USA once again, with my best friends and music compadre's Nikko and Dennis. Without entering the Memphis competition, it would have been years before any of this could have come to fruition, not to mention saving the funds to plan such a trip. Without the Memphis comp it may not of even come about and might have just been a dream or a talking point over a few beers at one of our BBQ gatherings.
It wasn't just about the competition and taking out the grand prize trophy...no not at all. It was purely about the music, representing South Australian blues music and doing my fans and family proud. Whilst we didn't make the finals, the people we met along the way from all around the globe, sharing music, exchanging stories and CD's, and just hanging out with like-minded souls is something I'll never forget.
Just to play in front of an international audience alongside international artists, was just amazing and well worth the 17-hour flight, turbulence and Dennis' snoring...haha. Wait a minute Dennis doesn't usually snore!
The trip to Memphis is one I'll never forget, yes I'd performed in the US previously in 2013 but that trip was more about the blues pilgrimage bag and getting a feel for the place I've grown to love. This time it was more about sharing previous experiences with friends and experiencing new ones such as the 3500km road trip from San Francisco, through Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas, Texas and finally to the IBC in Memphis. Without the competition I'm certain this experience would have remained a dream and may never have eventuated.
Entering the competition also sparked and assisted us in leaving earlier to explore San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Phoenix, Tucson, El Paso, San Antonio, Austin, Dallas and finally Memphis. We performed in Fremont CA with the great Delmark guitarist Johnny Burgin and harpist Aki Kumar which was a blast and are now new musical comrades. Hanging with the great Denny Freeman in Austin is always a pleasure and catching up with old friends in Austin was amazing.
I gotta say, randomly meeting Johnny Moeller of the Fabulous Thunderbirds at the bar in C-Boys was also a highlight. He's a great bloke and we chatted about music, food and all great things.
The IBC brings like-minded people together who love their blues and whilst all the acts aren't everyone's jar of whisky, there were certainly some amazing performers and also heavy weight players of the likes of Alabama Mike and Anson Funderburg who came to Nikko and Snooks' second IBC performance, which was an inspiration.
On our last night we were walking down Main street Memphis when I spotted Daddy Mack, a real deal bluesman, through a window in a hole in the wall café and called the crew up ahead of me to come back. We went in and what followed was a blessing. Not only did we witness a real deal stellar performance by Daddy Mack (pictured), but we met the owner Judy Preiser, a writer, photographer, historian and Memphis native. Of Jewish descent and now in her 70s, she was a wealth of knowledge and personally knew the likes of BB King, Al Green, to name a few.
Using a term Judy often would use explaining an experience or musician, she "kicks ass" and is up with one of the coolest people I've ever met which includes, Jimmie Vaughan, Denny Freeman, Emmylou Harris and Nick Lowe.
Judy is a cat and is a one of a kind. Be sure to introduce yourself, friends, if you make it to Memphis, but y'all gotta enter the Memphis comp first to make your odds even better. Visit http://www.southernfolklore.com/ for mo' info on Judy's cool joint!!
Check out the MBC comp details here
All the best, Snooks La Vie


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text: Roald Dahl... As an ongoing project and existing case study the Roald Dahl Story Centre enables us to produce and output some of our most creative works. Not content with producing life-size MDF giraffes and bespoke, cardboard engineered golden tickets and giant peaches, we were tasked with recreating Dahl's iconic chair, complete with a specific patch which he used to help with chronic back pain. The project consisted of contour cutting MDF panels, applying UV print to both sides and ultimately constructing, finishing and fabricating the complete structure. To go alongside this, an eight paneled system was made complete with magnetic and mirrored vinyls to provide a unique and realistic environment, which aids in providing further environmental and graphical representations of Roald Dahl's life and work. The eventual packaging for the goods and works contained as much effort and creative energy as the printed pieces, in turn creating a lasting, professional impression that can be continually reused. For more information on tickets and the exhibit itself please click here. Caroline Leonard19 August 2014 Facebook0 Twitter LinkedIn0 0 Likes


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OBD365 provides free software app download link for both Bluetooth and WIFI ELM327 OBD2 scan tools.
Here is the download link:
There are three great software apps included in the folder:
Unzip the folder and your will get the software app for Android system, for IOS system and for Symbian system.
1) Free Download Torque Pro V1.5.58, Torque Pro V1.8.16 and DashCommand V4.2.1 software app for Android system
With the help of OBD2 diagnostic scanner hardware, the Torque Pro apps for Android give you a peek into the inner workings of your car's brain. It is able to
-View live OBD engine data on your Android phone,
-Design your own layouts and custom dials, use your own themes with the fully customizable dashboard screens
-Retrieve Fault Codes (DTCs) and clear Check Engine lights – View fault descriptions using the built-in databases
-Upload live OBD2 data to your webserver or the torque web viewer in real-time
-Check the performance of your vehicle with BHP / Torque / 0-60 & Quarter Mile widgets
DashCommand is an app for your car. It turns your Android phone or tablet into an advanced display for your engine data. DashCommand is compatible with Bluetooth ELM327 OBD-II hardware. It is a great app that is able to detect horsepower, torque or acceleration in real time, monitor and improve your gas mileage or fuel consumption and much more function options for your vehicle.
3) Free Download OBDScope V1.21 app for Bluetooth elm327 scan tool on Symbian system
OBDScope is vehicle On-Board diagnostics software for S60 smartphones. The software uses Bluetooth to connect to an OBD2 scan tool which is connected to vehicle. The software then uses the OBD2 scanner to access the data available on the ECU of the vehicle. The data can be monitored in real time or it can be logged to a file for further analysis.


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Being a handheld hybrid, there were speculations that the Nintendo Switch will not go good in sales. This prediction was based on the reflection of Nintendo Wii-U, which only sold a little over 12 million units during its entire existence.
To bring back the fortunes and to get back in the race with PS4 and Xbox one, Nintendo has applied more focus on home console portability, a renewed online presence and a consistent support.
Supporting this fact, DFC Intelligence, an analysis firm has predicted that Nintendo Switch Console will have 40 million units sold in the next four years. PS4 and Xbox one already hit that mark within the same span of time. The analysts say that Nintendo Switch will also join the sales race from its time of release.
Here is what the DFC intelligence report said :
Demand is expected to be strong and the major issue will be whether the system can attract a broad audience starting in the holiday sales season of 2017. The Switch is a compelling piece of hardware that could potentially reach a much larger addressable market. However given the limited software and Nintendo's poor recent track record of introducing new products we have tempered our forecasts to be conservative.
12 million units will be made available for launch of the device. I am not sure how much of them will be sold.
Do you guys think, the Switch will sell 40 million?


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Business Precincts
Serpentine Jarrahdale boasts a wide range of private businesses and industries. Careful planning has enabled businesses to operate in harmony with residential areas, contributing significantly to the wealth and vibrancy of the Shire and boosting its ability to offer employment opportunities.
The Shire forms the northern part of the Peel Region, which is regarded as the fastest developing region outside of Perth. The area offers many unique opportunities with significant industries already taking advantage of the area including equine, horticulture, agriculture, timber production, brickworks, viticulture and tourism.
The Shire's main competitive advantage for business is its close proximity to the Perth metropolitan area, with businesses able to expect lower commercial property prices. We're also close to the freight ports of Fremantle, Kwinana and Bunbury, as well as the Perth International Airport.
Our business precincts, including our townsites, and industrial areas offer opportunities for businesses to relocate to, or start up in Serpentine Jarrahdale.
Cardup Business Park
The Cardup Business Park Local Structure Plan has been designed to facilitate a wide variety of lot sizes to accommodate various types of general industrial uses. Expected to range in size from 2-5 hectares, it is expected that typical businesses in this area will include warehousing, transport and logistics businesses, and showroom type commercial facilities.
West Mundijong Industrial Area
We are currently working to rezone approximately 440 hectares in West Mundijong from rural to industrial use, with a view to creating up to 880 industrial lots. This development will also include the realignment of the freight rail line, meaning that the area will be even better connected to the services required for effective business operations.


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1. Outside. It's become this child's mantra. And thankfully, we've learned together that this can be the best kept secret to spending the day home as a quasi-SAHM. February 2012
2. Swinging brings this sweet toddler just as many giggles now as it did his very first time. These moments make my heart so happy. February 2012
3. First haircut. March 2012
4. First Birthday. Not sure how this moment has come and gone so quickly. And now, we're preparing for Jackson's second birthday!! May 2012{photo}
5. We spent many moments this year at the farm watching Brandon fish. I love that we have the opportunity to share my family's farm with Jackson and that he too can have memories of time here. April 2012
6. Sometimes, motherhood is about the mess and learning to embrace it. March 2012
7. Brothers coming together is a great thing. End of story. May 2012
8. These two are my whole heart. We've grown so much as a family this year. It's safe to say my cup runneth over. May 2012
9. Refreshing joy of an innocent child. Also, a humbling reminder of sweet South Carolina summers. June 2012
10. Summer may be his favorite season. July 2012
11. Through laughter, life has been found in this year's grief. October 2012
12. Motherhood is the greatest blessing I'll ever know. November 2012


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TAIPEI, Taiwan - The Council of Agriculture (COA) and the New Taipei District Prosecutors Office yesterday summoned a slaughterhouse owner for questioning regarding accusations concerning the practice of injecting water into cattle carcasses.
According to the COA, if the slaughterhouse owners' actions endanger the safety of meat products, officials will request the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MHW) to hand out punishments according to regulations.
The second largest slaughterhouse in the nation, Fo Bo Slaughterhouse, was reportedly pumping water into cattle carcasses in order to receive higher profits from selling water-injected meat.
According to local reports, water-injected meats bring in nearly NT$40 million (S$1.67 million) profits on average annually for Fo Bo Slaughterhouse after Shang Hao Meat Shun Fa wholesalers sells the product to vendors and restaurants in the Greater Taipei, Keelung and Taoyuan areas.
Chang Wen-shou, the owner of the Fo Bo Slaughterhouse, reported to the New Taipei District Prosecutors Office after being summoned for questioning. When reporters asked him about the water-injected beef scandal, he repeatedly denied his company's use of the practice. After over an hour of questioning, prosecutors allowed Chang to leave in order to further investigate this case, but he is still listed as a suspect.
The Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine (BAPHIQ) under the COA said that there are 14 slaughterhouses that are in operation currently in Taiwan, and officials will enforce monitoring and supervising on these slaughter houses.
Based on the Animal Industry Act, the BAPHIQ said, slaughterhouses found in violation of regulations concerning slaughter operations will be subject to a fine of more than NT$30,000 but less than NT$150,000.
Vendor Demanded to Provide Meat Source
Taipei City Market Administration Office yesterday said that all vendors under the office will be requested to provide certificates and source of all the local beef.
According to the Taipei City Market Administration Office, about 100 vendors under the supervision of the office sell or use local beef.
The Taipei City Market Administration Office said that all vendors and restaurants that belong to the office are now required to post certificates that state the source of their beef in order to protect the rights of consumers.
Meanwhile, New Taipei City Public Health Department Commissioner Lin Sheue-rong said that after inspections, no water-injected beef was used as the ingredients of school lunch in the city.
Taipei City Public Health Department said that officials were immediately dispatched to inspect the products from meat vendors in traditional markets, supermarkets and any other related locations.
According to the department, 10 beef samples were brought back for further inspections regarding the water content of the meat.


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New York City Fellowship
The Unschool's first Fellowship and my first experience as part of an Education Experience team member.
My responsabilities during this six day experience varied from media recorder, to food and fun and logistics. It was during this time that I got to understand the production requirements of The UnSchool's education experiences.
Mexico City Fellowship
A very important project for me has been being hired to design and coordinate the experience for the Mexican chapter of the Unschool of Disruptive Design's Fellowship.
Following the guidance of the Unschool's curriculum and design brief I had to envision, plan, build and execute a 6 day experience where 16 fellows from all over the world were able to discover Mexico City, its culture, its innovation ecosystem, explore new ideas on design, sustainability and system thinking and come up with proposals of their own. All these while sightseeing, assisting to mentor sessions, visiting local artist's studios, taking up design challenges and moving up and down the city.
Getting to know the audience in advanced the best way possible, accommodating the logistics to serve both the brief and final users and framing an experience of my home town was both a challenge and a good way of discovering to which extent Design tools can be applied to solve problems.
Valle de Bravo Masterclass
The second project I produced was the Valle de Bravo Masterclass a project that is radically different to a Unschool Fellowship both in its content and in its production requirements. Being a program aimed at professionals with an established practice the environment that had to be created for the education experience was one that allowed for the 21 professional's group to sit through dense education sessions lead by Leyla Acaroglu (The UnSchool's founder and lead educator) but also learn about the innovation environment in the place where the event is taking part. This meant creating alliances with UMA and El Humedal as our educational environments and hosts.
Sao Paulo Fellowship
Having experience various education environments and having had various responsabilities in production teams within the UnSchool I was called as a Production Mentor for Sao Paulo Fellowship's Host. This meant I could advice the Host on key decisions she made before the event as well as guarantee that the work flow throughout the six days helped the experience to be fullfiled.
This role has cemented for me my participation at the UnSchool of Disruptive Design. Where I've learnt about the power of international and multidisciplinary teams. I've also streghten important lessons regarding experience design and education environments.


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8 St Thomas Bukit Sembawang Estates Completed Property
8 St Thomas is a freehold development being raised next to Saint Thomas Walk in District 09. The development site is strategically placed just behind the Orchard Shopping Center with an easy access to a pool of amenities lined on the Saint Thomas Walk and just a few steps away from the Somerset station. This makes it serve as a huge convenience for the future residents for a hassle free transit to the island. The Great World City MRT Station, another station at a walking distance from 8 Saint Thomas, on the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) is expected to become functional soon.
8 St Thomas Bukit Sembawang Estates Singapore
This development project is being constructed by Bukit Sembawang Estates Limited, a trusted name in the real estate industry with a successful history in property investment and property development. The splendid property is being elevated over the site that earlier belonged to Airview Towers and Chez Bright Apartments. The grandiose of the project could be well assessed by the fact that it is going to hold 219 units spread over two blocks of 35 storeys and 36 storeys each. The project in all certainty is expected to TOP by 2019.
8 St Thomas Completed Property Great World City
The units offered at 8 Saint-Thomas completed property would range from one bedroom to four bedroom penthouses, providing an opportunity to a variety of interested buyers. The apartment' facing is broadly categorized into two ways – River Valley Road Facing and Devonshire Road Facing. The floors above the sixth floor are going to witness an unblocked panoramic view of outside.
The residents of this glorious development will be treated with a range of amenities that include a swimming pool, indoor gym, tennis court, playground for kids, and a BBQ area. They should expect an affluent lifestyle full of fun and comfort enclosed inside the premises of 8 Saint Thomas.
8 Saint Thomas Singapore
8 Saint Thomas is an ambitious plan being epitomized by the vision of Bukit Sembawang Estates Limited. The residents are going to enjoy the lavish malls and nice shopping centers outside and great amenities and a peaceful experience while inside the premises.


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Dearest Loves.
I'm writing this note to offer whatever useful information I can to any of you who will ever give birth, or help facilitate someone else's birth, and to anyone who is interested in a very personal take on the ins and outs of homebirth in the modern world.
I had an amazing, well-supported pregnancy and the most ideal birth I could have imagined this past July, followed by easy breastfeeding and a relatively quick postpartum recovery. Some portion of that is certainly luck, but the rest is the result of several years of research, planning, and sticking to my guns. If there's any part of my experience that could help anyone else make the necessary choices to have their version of the same, I want to provide the straight story of the things that worked: good advice I received, my understanding of choices, preparations and outcomes, things to consider, and things to avoid. I discovered a lot during the months of pregnancy that I never found in any book. (There was also a ton of great information in particular books and websites, & I'll name those here as well, as there are countless forums with wildly conflicting opinions and books claiming to be The Book and it can be a loaded and confusing rabbit hole to navigate, so I can at least recommend the ones I found especially great.)
Again: I'm aware of what role good fortune played in my outcomes and certainly don't take any of this for granted, and also must champion the role of preparation to meet and elicit good fortune as much as possible.
Please take this for what it is, which is one person's highly subjective perceptions and opinions. It goes without saying that every birthing woman is completely different, and what worked for me may have nothing to do with what will work for you. My intention is for anyone reading this to please take anything that feels right, and to let go of the rest. Nothing to fight about here.
Also, this contains a lot of information. Among other things, I'm going to be talking about my VAGINA. Because that is where babies - at the time of this writing, the majority of babies - come out, and it is where my baby made her grand exit from my body and into the open air. Dig? If that is TMI for you, don't read this. You have been warned.
I went into my pregnancy having trained years before as a doula and then having assisted a handful of the births of close friends, all first births, all in hospitals in Los Angeles. Out of those 5, 3 went to an unplanned caesarian section (meaning that those women had not intended and scheduled it, as many do - they had wanted vaginal deliveries), and I think it's fair to say that those 3 women were traumatized to one extent or another by the way they were handled. The 4th went beautifully until a resident (a doctor in training doing his clinical rounds) decided, without the attending midwives' knowledge, to try to dislodge the placenta: he pulled the umbilical cord and prolapsed my friend's uterus (which resulted in her needing to have her second baby as a scheduled caesarian some years later to avoid the risk of another prolapse.) The 5th was the best possible outcome, a beautiful experience with only relatively minor hassling and rushing on the part of the hospital staff: she was given a slowly elevating steady dose of pitocin to move things faster, asked for and got an epidural when the many hours of intensifying labor became overwhelming, and managed to get some sleep; we went through 3 or 4 shifts of nurses during the 24 hours we were there, and most were helpful and sensitive and kind; upon being checked in the morning after some hours of rest, her cervix had dilated beautifully; the doctor showed up in time to suit up and catch the baby. Everyone was healthy.
I learned a great deal from doctor #5 about waiting during pushing, and saw that my friend barely tore at all as a result of not rushing, giving her tissues ample time in between contractions to stretch around her emerging baby. From nearly every other primary caregiver, I learned a great deal about what NOT to do: how not to scare a birthing woman or her family, how not to disappear and reappear with bad news, not to rush the placenta delivery, not to lie, not to refuse to pass a birth on to one's partner despite exhaustion after several deliveries in a row, how not to look at one's watch and push for things to hurry along based on one's own desire to make it to a date that night (and yes, that really happened.) I saw that the culture of each shift of nurses is distinct from the shifts that preceded and followed it, and that the nurses, unless challenged directly by another caregiver, will often make somewhat arbitrary decisions based on what they believe is the best care. Some will lie and be assholes to defend their decisions. My job as a doula with those nurses, who I've found to be a consistent minority, was to run interference and defend the space and agency of the birthing woman. With caregivers who were genuinely supportive of the birthing woman's own process, I helped, watched, and learned a lot as an ally and another set of capable hands. There are plenty of both kinds in the hospitals, as there are good and bad practitioners in any profession. The difference in a hospital setting is that it is completely unpredictable who will show up and when - and when someone unsympathetic to your needs shows up as your nurse in a hospital, it's can be a hell of a lot of work to move the necessary pieces around to not have to deal with that person, or those who are invested in them.
My conclusion is that, as a doula, I want to support everyone I love who chooses to birth in a hospital. For many of us, it really is the place where we feel safest, especially in as wild a state as one is in going through labor for the first time - it's great to be somewhere that feels so utterly capable of determining normalcy and handling problems. And for those of us with high risk pregnancies and predictably complicated births, those of us who encounter emergencies, and those of us who just want to schedule a caesarian, hospitals are a godsend.
So. I would recommend to anyone reading this who DOES feel the safest in a hospital to BY ALL MEANS PLAN ON A HOSPITAL BIRTH. 100%.
Feeling safe is necessary for feeling relaxed, and relaxing as much as is humanly possible - not having to vigilantly ensure your own safety while trying to birth a baby - is the best way to have an uncomplicated and successful birth. Feeling in control and well taken care of, whatever that means to you, is the golden key to the best possible birth experience.
In no particular order of importance, I passionately recommend the following to anyone who wants a hospital birth:
1) Do proper research into the policies and outcomes at the different hospitals in your area - they vary enormously.
Unless you're planning a caesarian, where do they really work their asses off to ensure vaginal delivery whenever possible? Where do they offer walking epidurals, in which the anaesthesiologists will scale down the intensity of the numbing to let the birthing woman feel her legs and control her own movement, which is essential for moving the baby's head into an engaged position in the pelvis and dilates the cervix? Where do they train their nurses to help position a laboring woman with an epidural to effectively move the baby down into that engaged position in the pelvis? What is their position on routine episiotomy, which should be that they do not perform them unless absolutely necessary? What are their recent statistics on C section outcomes? Will they allow you to eat and drink as much as you wish during labor to keep up your calories and energy, as they should? Be very thorough with your questions, even if you feel like you're being a pain in the ass - please remember that you are considering who to employ to assist you with one of the biggest events of your life. You are beholden to no one.
2) It must be said: births, especially first births, can be scary as fuck. Birth is beyond psychedelics. It is beyond extreme sports. It is the great leveler. So intense is it that, having now done it unmedicated, I have great respect for all of the reasons that that is a rare decision. It is a tectonic rupture in time and space, unprecedented in scope and depth, heralding an entirely new reality, comparable to a one way ride to another planet.
That said, it is COMPLETELY UNDERSTANDABLE that most of us, raised as we are in a medicalized culture - raised to accept the authority and expertise of doctors, and to feel profoundly reassured by it - are much more comfortable having that experience managed for us. A doctor will tell you, from their experience, whether or not everything is normal and healthy, what to do and how to do it, and has in their back pocket a lot of tools for shaping the labor and delivery, including drugs and surgery.
That said, PLEASE: CHOOSE YOUR DOCTOR WISELY. They're really not all the same. They have extremely different opinions on how things should go down. Please put your care into the hands of a person you agree with and trust, preferably someone who's recommended firsthand by someone who has comparable priorities to yours. Don't assume a doctor will rise to the occasion to do something different for you in the moment than they normally would, because they won't. They will do exactly what they have consistently done all along. So find out what that is. Ask around. If you want to work with midwives, ask them which doctors they love and recommend to have as their backup - they'll always know the best ones. You want to know in your gut that whatever interventions are being recommended are actually necessary, not merely convenient.
3) At the risk of repeating myself: if you have never had a baby or seen a birth, you might not really know that it will be the most bonkers experience of your life. We've all seen the movies, but movies are always about something happening to someone else.
So: in all births, but especially in a hospital setting, you want to build in everything you possibly can to ensure that you will have all of the peace and support that you want. You will not be able to keep people out of the room in a hospital, but there are wonderful tricks to making sure it goes as well as possible. Mammals are not built to give birth under observation, so ensuring a maximum of privacy and quiet for your ease in a setting where there is generally very little of either is absolutely key. It is the trick of building a dark cave in the middle of a busy train station.
One such trick which I learned in a birthing class, the best I have ever heard and one I for sure would have used had I ended up in hospital, is to have whoever is filling out the intake paperwork state front and center that the birthing woman has PTSD. Whether she actually does or not (and it's really not for anyone else to say, frankly), saying that she does will ensure that the hospital staff act with much greater care and quiet and respect for space than they ordinarily might: i.e., they will knock before entering, keep voices down, and in general act in a manner that they should be acting anyways, in order to not trigger a freakout. This is a buffer that you want and need. Please don't underestimate the value of this.
4) Get an experienced doula. Seriously. Whether a partner is present or not. Having a seasoned advocate and badass support person whose entire job is to have your back under all circumstances is a tremendous, amazing boon in a situation where the birthing woman is very vulnerable and in a setting where things can happen very quickly. No to mention the arsenal of tricks that doulas have for relieving pain and moving the baby and every other thing one needs in labor. The doula is the person who will stay with you most or all of the time, whereas the doctor and sometimes even the midwife will arrive in time for the pushing and the catch.
5) Birth is a hurricane of raw emotions and huge sensations and high stakes, and success relies upon being able to relax without self-consciousness into the wildness of all of that.
Therefore: Do Not Have ANYONE Present In Whose Company You Will Not Be Comfortable In An Altered State.
What this means in reality is that if your mom, for example, wants to be there, but you know in your heart of hearts that you do not have a relaxed and easy time with your mom, NO MATTER WHAT, EVEN IF IT HURTS HER FEELINGS, DO NOT ALLOW HER TO BE PRESENT DURING YOUR LABOR. If she knows anything about anything, she will support you in whatever you need at this time, even if she doesn't necessarily like it. Because it's YOUR BIRTH, and is therefore about YOU. Please accept this Get Out Of Emotional Jail Free card from me. At no other time are you more wholly allowed to be entirely selfish in your choices, so - i implore you - don't let anybody get away with guilt tripping you about this. I have witnessed firsthand and heard endlessly about this exact dynamic: usually parents (but sometimes partners or siblings or others whose closeness "should" be OK but frankly isn't) in the room or at the hospital somewhere waiting and whose presence creates enough stress that the birthing body cannot relax enough to do its thing. The direct and quantifiable result of this is that the labor will stall. It won't happen to everybody this way, but it is frequent enough that it's a commonly told story.
So: your mom, or whoever fits this description in your world, can come when the baby has been born and bring food and kvell with you. Find a way to say no. Create the buffer. Even if it's your partner. Even if it's your BFF. Examine your heart with great honesty about this, and only allow people to be with you in whose presence you can relax, for real.
6) If you would prefer to not have a C-section, I strongly strongly recommend prepping and birthing with a midwife, as they offer very different care than OBGYNs, and have a skill set that incredibly few doctors in this country are able to match. It was explained to me by an MD while I was pregnant that MDs are trained to intervene in a problematic birth, but not really ever trained in how to facilitate a normal healthy birth without intervening. Many midwives are able to administer drugs (although epidurals are only available in hospitals, as they are delivered by a line into the spinal cord rather than by injection or IV and are therefore more complex to deliver and monitor appropriately.) However: the midwife's expertise is how to employ every trick in the book to get things moving in the right direction without resorting to the surgery and drugs which are the doctor's provenance and are at best never needed, in my opinion. Midwives know how to do a ton of shit most doctors have no idea about and will tell you cannot be done. A perfect example is that it's a rare doctor who will deliver a breech baby - and yet midwives abound who, upon checking and finding out the position of the baby some weeks before the due date, can do a number of things to turn the baby into a more optimal position.
And - you can absolutely have midwives as your primary caregivers in a hospital setting. There are a number of hospitals where that is on offer. So, again: research your options.
7) Routine episiotomies are, in my opinion and in the opinion of the most experienced midwives I've ever met, a bunch of bullshit. They do not prevent tearing and in fact make tearing worse. There are women whose perineums are so godalmighty muscular and gangster that an episiotomy is indicated, but those women are rare. The comparison I was given by my midwife was the notion of trying to tear an intact piece of fabric versus trying to tear a piece of fabric that already has a cut in it - if you've ever tried to rip through something, you know how much easier it is when there is already a cut. Her opinion, as a midwife who's been catching babies since 1975, is that episiotomies performed routinely cause some of the worst damage and the most horrible recovery periods for birthing moms of anything that could happen, including caesarians, and are to be avoided. And, having pushed an average-sized baby out myself now, I concur: I had 2 stitches, was able to have sex after 6 weeks or so, have had minimal scar tissue formation, and my pelvic floor is more or less fully recovered at 4 months out. It is to some extent luck of the draw, but that doesn't make precautions and preparations irrelevant.
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I guess the ironic thing about all of this was Charles Elmer Doolin (who also invented the "Cheeto") was a bit of a food purist himself and health food advocate...Doolin was the treasurer of the Texas Natural Foods Association and an avid follower of Dr. Herbert Shelton, a San Antonio vegetarian and healer who held innovative, if not controversial, theories about nutrition and fasting. In addition, Doolin even ran for president on the vegetarian ticket (who knew such a thing existed?) in 1956, and in general shunned all manner of junk food, even his own. (Eric Steinman, writing about the Texan who created the Fritos brand. Long quote, sure. As published on Delish.com.)
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Life, for all of us is something we take for granted really isn't it. We bemoan the early risings. the lack of freedom, the responsibilities to employers, families, society.
We might not thinking about the fragility that often. And the fact that the easy, effortless day that will be forgotten tomorrow was a blessing in its simplicity.
Good day, bad days. All the days. They all have radiance…
Sometimes life throws the heaviest of weights on us as observers of someone else's journey. And for whatever reason (I like to think that there is some kind of cosmic patterning), there are messages wherever I look at the moment, that life is such a gift to be enjoyed, for the minutes, hours, years that we have.
The trick seems to be balancing that knowledge with a lightness capable of enjoying the moment.
A brilliant cup of tea at the perfect temperature.
Snorting at something hilarious, and being able to enjoy that moment.
A freshly washed pillowcase – cool to the cheek and comforting in its texture and familiarity.
I have known grief. It is a total bastard. But there's something to be learned from children who are sad, and in the same breath wonder what's for dinner.
Because there are tomorrows, and todays, which should be enjoyed for the fragile moments that they are too – if we can. And being able to take them for granted is a miracle actually.
And I think the greatest gift we can give to those who are grieving is sharing your happy heart, and the reminder in silent support (and not vanishing from their life while they are suffering), that this too shall pass, and that someone else is doing OK, and that they will again too.
Much love. The more you give, the more it grows. Another miracle I think.


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By Meg Crane
The first record of a written letter comes from 500 BC. The Persian Queen Atossa.
Since then, there have been many developments. The first letters were written on bricks of clay or stone tablets.
The paper
There have been many different types of papers since. Leaves and plants took some of the challenge out of communication. Egyptians and Romans used papyrus, which is where the word "paper" came from. This became so popular, that a law prevented the resource from leaving its country of origin. A papyrus shortage in other regions, as a result, led to the creation of vellum and parchment, which were made from animal skins. Bark of beech, mulberry, fig and daphne trees were also used.
In China, bamboo was the primary material used for writing on. Silk was sometimes also used, but the expense deterred it from being widely used. In the 10th century, cotton paper began to show up.
The paper was sent out of China, but no one could figure out how it was made. China was reluctant to share their secret, but eventually let it out.
By the 12th century, it has spread out of China and was a popular type of paper.
Italy adopted the method around the 13th century, using hemp and linen as their fibers. Paper made from linen rags became popular and remained so for several hundred years.
The creation of paper was generally a small-scale, artisan activity. It's only purpose was to be written on. The production of paper was industrialized in the 1800s. The new machines were able to make paper out of wood pulp. This advancement is what lead to the type of paper and the wide variety of paper products we see today.
The pen
Initially, writing utensils were instruments used to carve into the writing surface. As paper was developed, something more delicate was required.
Wood, metal and bone were the main materials people used for pens. They would carve them to have points which would be dipped in ink made from the secretion of the cuttlefish. In the 5th century, goose quills were popularized.
However, they were difficult to write with. The style of writing in Europe was changed to accommodate this new pen.
In Greece, lead was used as a temporary marker that could later be rubbed off. It wasn't until the late 1700s that pencils made from lead were widely used.
In the 1800s, metal nibs began to pop up and the use of quills died out.
Lewis Edson Waterman is credited with inventing the modern fountain pen in 1884. The ball point pen, felt tipped pen and other modern writing utensils followed over the next century.
The delivery
Being a messenger was a dangerous job. They might be robbed or killed along the way to delivering an important message from a government, military or king. But for a long time, this was the only way to send long-distance communication.
A relay system was eventually used.
Positus (carriers) were stationed at regular intervals. In the Roman Empire, they had chariots which they used to travel to the next positus to transport documents. In the Persian Empire, they simply used horses for this. The Greeks preferred athlete runners.
The Arabs had a completely different system using pigeons.
But letter writing for the common person became popular as literacy rates rose, religious outlooks changed, books became widely available and the printing press was invented.
Prior to the 1700s, it was assumed that letter writing was done predominantly by men. At this point, it began to be questioned if letter writing actually was a gendered task.
With the popularization of letter writing, there came a demand for ways for the common person to send their messages. In Europe, letters were delivered by courier, coach or horse rider. The sender would seal the letter with coloured wax to ensure the deliverer did not read it. The recipient had to pay for the delivery.
In 1840, Great Britain introduced the first prepaid stamp nationwide postal delivery service. The first stamps were the Penny Black stamp which had a portrait of Queen Victoria and the Twopenny Blue stamp. Other countries soon followed suit.
As letter writing became more accessible, and as the only means of long-distance communication, it came to be apart of formal education. Letter writing was a very important part of society, especially to immigrants in North America so that they could still have some connection to their family back home.
In the 19th century, with the invention of the telegraph, letter writing became one method of long-distance communication rather than the only one. As technology advanced, letter writing became an outdated form of communication, with many faster methods available. But there are many reasons that we shouldn't get rid of our postal carriers just yet, and many of you aren't.
Here are a few of the silly things our readers wrote as kids and sent in to us.
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The Red Hand of O'Neill
The origin of the legend of the "Bloody Red Hand of O'Neill" is lost in the mists of history, but most stories recount brave Celtic chieftains, in several boats, rowing across the northern Atlantic, where they caught sight of the beautiful green coastline of a land that today we call Ireland. These chieftains were proud rivals, and after a conference at sea in which they could not decide who would become lord of the land, they came to a decision that the first of them to touch the land with his hand would claim it as his reward. The furious race narrowed to two boaters, and Niáll, seeing his rival edging ahead, made a decision. He pulled out his battle-axe, severed his left hand, and with his right hand threw it to shore, thus claiming the land as his for his descendents forever. The name O'Neill derives from "uá Niáll," "the descendents of the champion" as the clan of Niáll was called. Indeed these O'Neills reigned over large parts of Ireland until the English began to invade in the early 1600s. The waves in the upper right and lower left of the shield represent the seas brave Niáll had to traverse on his way to fame.
The bloody left hand of the O'Neill clan predates the advent of formal heraldry, which was introduced by the Normans in the 11th century, and is recorded on the battle standards of the uá Niáll clan as early as the 5th century.
There is some disagreement about whether the hand pictured in the O'Neill coat of arms should be right ("dexter") or left ("sinister"), but the oldest records and legends relate that Niáll severed his left hand. In more recent times, the bloody hand is often associated with the Protestant and Catholic difficulties in Northern Ireland, but that newer symbolism completely ignores the original. If nothing else, the bloody red hand has become a cross-traditional symbol.
Today many consider those of the name O'Neill the rightful heirs to the title The High King of Ireland.
With permission of our O'Neill benefactors, the men of O'Neill Family Hall proudly claim their inheritance as champions in the land of the Irish in the tradition of the uá Niáll family line!


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Bronco Beat
Boise State football team moves up to No. 19 in AP, coaches polls
Coming off a 21-10 win over Utah State on Saturday to open Mountain West play, the Boise State football team took a jump in both major college football polls released Sunday.
The Broncos moved from No. 24 to No. 19 in the Associated Press poll, and went from unranked to No. 19 in the Amway Coaches' Poll. Boise State's ranking when it takes on New Mexico on the road Friday will be its highest heading into a game since opening the 2013 season also ranked 19th.
After San Diego State, ranked No. 19 last week, lost 42-24 at South Alabama on Saturday, Boise State is the second-highest ranked team in a Group of Five conference. Houston, of the American Athletic Conference, is No. 6.
Check out the full AP poll here, and the coaches poll here.
Boise State picked up a pair of verbal commitments for the 2017 class Sunday.
Defensive backs Tyreque Jones and Quentin Brown visited the Broncos over the weekend and announced via Twitter their commitments. Jones (6-foot-3, 190 pounds) is from San Gorgonio High in San Bernardino, Calif., and also had offers from Idaho, UNLV, Colorado State, Utah State, New Mexico and Nevada. Brown (6-2, 190), from Conroe (Texas) High had offers from Army, Colorado State, Kansas and New Mexico.
They are the 10th and 11th known commitments of Boise State's next recruiting class.
Here is how I voted in the AP poll:
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Clemson
4. Michigan
5. Washington
6. Houston
7. Louisville
8. Texas A&M
9. Tennessee
10. Wisconsin
11. Miami (Fla.)
12. Ole Miss
13. Nebraska
14. Baylor
15. Stanford
16. North Carolina
17. Florida
18. Arkansas
19. Utah
20. Boise State
21. Colorado
22. West Virginia
23. Western Michigan
24. Florida State
25. Oklahoma
OT Mike Young, 6-6, 335, Queen Creek (Ariz.) HS
QB Chase Cord, 6-3, 185, Sunrise Mountain High (Peoria, Ariz.)
S Mike Young, 6-0, 205, Dodge City CC (Raytown, Mo.)
LB Breydon Boyd, 6-4, 215, Katy (Texas) HS
OL Isiah Moore, 6-5, 315, Mesa CC (Tiffin, Ohio)
DE Aisa Kelemete, 6-4, 225, Highland HS
DL Zeke Birch, 6-5, 270, Madison HS
DB Marques Evans, 6-1, 180, Newbury Park (Calif.) HS
CB Jermani Brown, 5-11, 175, Midlothian (Va.) HS
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There are no limits to where good music can take you to.
This is exactly how Nathaniel Bassey feels as he drops his highly anticipated gospel project which he tagged 'Jesus, The Resurrection And The Life' Album.
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From: email@example.com Subject: Re: S&AS Review: Sections 1 to 4 Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2003 15:48:39 +0100 > > > >> In the new version one has to read rather much text before one > >> is able to use the directive production for annotations, since > >> only near the end of this section possibilities are defined for > >> annotation / ontology properties. I believe that clarity would be > >> much improved by including these possibilities > >> in the two productions as follows, and to move these two productions > >> immediately next to the first two productions (for ontology > >> and directive): > >> > >> annotationPropertyId ::= owl:versionInfo | ... | URIreference > >> ontologyPropertyId ::= owl:Imports | ... | owl:incompatibleWith > > > >I believe that this change in its entirety would not improve the > >readability of the subsection. However, making the list of > >annotationPropertyIDs explicit would be useful, and has been done. > > It seems that you copied the wrong list into the production. I copied the list to the wrong production, now fixed. The change should show up shortly. > And - with only the list that you intended to copy into the > production - the reader has to read all of Section 2.1 to find > out how work with imports. When you also copy the second list > into the production (that is, the list that you copied now > into the wrong place), looking at the productions suffices. > An alternative would be to move the sentences containing these > lists upward to just behind the productions. I don't understand this, but in any case Section 2.1 is not long, so I don't see the possibility of a problem. > >> A very small error in the mapping table: > >> The first line in T(annotation...) should not end with a dot. > > > >Actually it should. The periods need to be removed from where this > >translation is used. Done. > > In that case, the extent of the error is wider than I thought. > I tried to check all the period removals, and believe you missed > one: the Datatype rule has currently one period too many. > Moreover, the next two mapping rules on annotations should > also add a period, to become consistent with the first annotation > rule (with the period). Agreed. Done. [...] > >> >From my earlier review I copy the following request > >> for further clarification in the text before the mapping table: > >> > >> It is not made clear that not only one needs other transformation > >> rules (from the same table), but one also needs to go back to the > >> abstract syntax in Section 2 to do other transformations before one > >> can exploit other transformations from the same table. > > > >I don't understand the problem here. I don't think that Section 2 > defines > >any transformations at all. > > Let me try to explain this again. > The table in Section 4 has as first columns S and T(S). > Look again at the first rule for Individual, for example: it contains > T(type1) and T(v1) etc. > If a reader starts looking in this table for 'type' in the > first column, to find T(type1) in the second column, he will > never find it. Namely, he first has to use the abstract syntax > before the table in Section 4 can be used further. > See, more extensively, below: Agreed, but I still don't see any problem. > >> It would be helpful to give a brief example with the first production > >> where these subtilities play a role, which is the first production for > >> Individual: > >> Here the abstract syntax shows that T(type1) expands to > >> T(description) which in turn expands, again by means of the abstract > >> syntax, to T(one of six possibilities), each > >> of which can be handled using the transformation table. > >> T(v1) expands to either T(individualId), T(individual) or > >> T(dataLiteral), each of which can be handled using the transformation > >> table. > > > >I believe that this does not need any further explanation. > > [...] > > > >> Herman ter Horst peterReceived on Thursday, 27 March 2003 10:08:49 UTC
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Starting a blog is much more time consuming than I imagined! January has been a busy month but I've finally found a moment to catch my breath and begin blogging again. I've recently been inspired to step up my subscription box game and I came upon Bless Box! I received my first box today and I immediately thought to myself "this is awesome blog material!" So here we are. This is what I got in my first blog box and I'm so excited to share with you! I can't wait to see whats in my next months box as well.
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- Write letters.
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Some of the most familiar holidays in the Jewish calendar look very different in the light of biblical research. What is more, the Dead Sea Scrolls have revealed that, compared with the "Jewish calendar" we use today, Jews in late biblical times used an entirely different calendar—one in which the holidays were never "late this year." What are Jews today to make of these findings?
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Many Nicaraguans are caught in a cycle of despair and grinding poverty. Austin Samaritans assists missions and nonprofit organizations that promote self-worth, offer practical solutions, and most importantly, provide hope.
Once upon a time, families actually lived in La Chureca, the Managua city dump. With few opportunities to earn a living, family members, including children, scavenged the garbage day after day, looking for materials to sell or use for themselves. Lacking resources to purchase food, families sometimes scavenged food from the dump leading to illness and malnutrition. Often, families traded or even sold their daughters into sexual slavery to gain access to better trash – to earn enough to survive another day.
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Mulching tomato plants serves many purposes. It helps retain water since it slows down evaporation and promotes water absorption. It also helps keep soil temperatures more suitable for growing tomato plants by either keeping it warm in cooler environments or cool in hotter environments. Adding mulch also prevents weeds from invading the planting site; and for tomato plants specifically, it helps the lower growing tomatoes from rotting on the soil.
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Professor Guy McPherson returns to the podcast to discuss abrupt climate change, the systems that govern human behavior, the collapse of industrial civilization, and why "this is probably it" for the human species.
In this conversation, we discuss the "Blue Ocean Event," an event that entails an acceleration of irreversible changes in our global climate system. When the "Blue Ocean Event" occurs (possibly as soon as this year) as a result of global warming, the Arctic region will have little-to-no ice cover, and as a result, the Arctic Ocean will begin to absorb substantially more heat from the sun, vastly accelerating the rate of warming in the Arctic region, and consequently for the global climate system as a whole. An ice-free Arctic will generate conditions that extend far beyond industrial civilization's ability to adapt, and will likely lead to the economic and social collapse of our civilization.
We then explore what humanity should expect to occur after the collapse of industrial civilization. Collapse will lead to a severe reduction of fossil fuel consumption, and as a result, to the immediate diminishment of the "Global Dimming" effect, in which particulates flung into the Earth's atmosphere from decades of fossil fuel use will begin to settle, resulting in an abrupt rise in global average temperature, likely leading to the near-term extinction of the human species and the mass death of countless other living beings on this planet.
We discuss these concepts, as well as the nature of our economic and social systems, human nature, living without leaders, and what it means to live in a time of radical and accelerating change.
Guy McPherson is a public speaker, researcher, author, and professor emeritus of natural resources and ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Arizona.
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- The introduction features audio from my recently released TEDx talk "Forging Connections In Perilous Times." Watch the talk here: https://youtu.be/nLxrd7_ga60
- Keep up to date with Guy McPherson and his work at his website: https://guymcpherson.com
- Subscribe to Guy's YouTube channel "Nature Bats Last" here: bit.ly/naturebatslast
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I recently had the pleasure of photographing Jen and Andy's beautiful Lothian Chambers wedding. They were married at Edinburgh's impressive city centre wedding Registrars Office, Lothian Chambers. Afterwards, they held their wedding reception nearby at The Dome on George Street, Edinburgh.
The weather was lovely. I took photos of the groom and guests as they arrived in Parliament Square. Bride Jen looked beautiful as she arrived with her father in a Rolls Royce car. The civil wedding ceremony was really good fun. The ceremony room is great for capturing gorgeous wedding photos. It's bathed in natural light from the big windows. The layout of the room means I can discreetly walk around capturing photos from various viewpoints.
After the wedding ceremony at Lothian Chambers, everyone made their way to Parliament Square. A few group photos were taken in Parliament Square. Then the guests departed for The Dome. I took a few more 'posed' contemporary photos of Jen and Andy around Parliament Square. Then we also made our way over to The Dome.
The Dome is located on Edinburgh's prestigious George Street. Upstairs a beautiful private room was used for Jen and Andy's wedding. Jen and Andy were a really lovely couple to work for. They were very relaxed and really made my role very easy.
Presented here is a wedding photo slideshow of a few of my favourite photos from Jen and Andy's wedding. This popular upgrade is a great way to share your favourite photos with your family and friends. You choose your favourite photos and music and I'll do the rest!
The video below was created from around one hundred photos. They were selected from a total of around two hundred quality wedding photos.
Here are a few of my favourite photos from Jen and Andy's wedding day at Lothian Chambers. Enjoy!


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In a new interview, Marvel producer Louis D'Esposito revealed that the studio is currently working on five new movies and it's possible that one of those movies is focused on a female superhero.
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[W]e have strong female characters in our films from Black Widow to Pepper Potts to Peggy Carter and you never know. Maybe there's an offshoot film with one of them. Or Captain Marvel, you know?
A few months back, the Hollywood Reporter mentioned there was a Captain Marvel/Ms. Marvel movie being developed. And while promoting "Riddick," actress Katee Sackhoff revealed that Marvel inquired about her availability. "
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Is it possible that we'll soon get a "Captain Marvel" film with Sackhoff as Carol Danvers? Maybe. But if that ever happens, it will have to wait until the third phase of Marvel's cinematic universe. If the studio is inquiring about the beginning of 2014, it's likely for "Avengers: Age of Ultron." In other words, it's more likely that Captain Marvel will first be introduced in "Avengers 2." Stay tuned.
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on September 6th, 2013 at 10:53:21 PM
The title of this article was totally misleading, I was pissed at first, thinking they were making captain marvel a girl but ms marvel is obviously fine, but seriously why that title?
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The have to go with Ms. Marvel right cause DC has a captain marvel
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rancid meatloaf
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Yeah........I forgot they called her captain marvel, confusing considering different universes. But she's hot and that's all that really matters.
on September 6th, 2013 at 11:45:49 PM
I dunno....sounds like sh*t. Does ms. marvel even have a villain? I wouldn't mind if she does some porn though.
on September 7th, 2013 at 12:13:53 AM
I'll be down with that, I loved Katee Sackoff in BSG, and she's incredibly hot
on September 7th, 2013 at 12:54:04 AM
I sure hope so, it's about time a female superhero had a good film of her own, and Sackhoff, would fit the bill perfectly, for Miss Marvel. must call it "Miss Marvel" though, or else everyone will think it's a guy!
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ms. marvel is carol danvers. captain marvel used to be mar-vell, a kree. ms. marvel was like a half-human/half-kree. or a human with kree genetics. something totally comic book appropriate. but the original captain marvel (mar-vell the space alien) gets space cancer (aka earth AIDS) and dies. then recently Marvel realized they needed to include the "fairer" sex and gave ms. marvel a promotion to captain marvel.
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Bitch has two pumpkins for tits, and a shovel for a face. She might do better as Power Girl since no one will look at her above the neck.
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The article has me totally confused. Ms Marvel or Captain Marvel? One is DC, the other is Marvel. Or does Esposito and Alex not know the f*cking difference?
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Both have a captain marvel. They also both have a scarecrow. Marvels captain was a kree his real name was spelled mar-vell.
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