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15 Park West CourtSacramento, CA 95831
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Beautiful kitchen renovations. New cabinets, appliances, marble counter top, sink & fixtures and canned ceiling lights. Living room has great cathedral ceiling and cozy fireplace. Two bedroom half-plex in sought after Park West community with pool. Oversized single car garage with opener. New hot water heater!! Back patio and back yard. Close to shopping and parks in Greenhaven / Pocket area.
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- Halfplex
- Approx Lot Size
- 0.060
- Year Built
- 1981
- Stories
- 2
- Fireplaces
- 1
- Garage Spaces
- 1
- Pool
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- 19012296
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- Attached
- Facing Front
- Garage Door Opener
- Area
- Sacto So Land Park Greenhaven
- Area ID
- 10831
- County
- Sacramento
- Cross Street
- Florin RD
- Elementary District
- Sacramento Unified
- Junior High District
- Sacramento Unified
- Senior High District
- Sacramento Unified
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Census Tract40.05
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- Ceiling Fan(s)
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- Carbon Mon Detector
- Smoke Detector
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- NHD Available
Existing FinancingTreat as Clear
TermsCash, Conventional, FHA
HOA Max315/Monthly
CC & R's1
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- Assn Mgmt
- Common Areas
- Maint Exterior
- Maint Grounds
- Road
- Roof
- Swimming Pool
- Central
- Central
- Natural Gas
- Public District
- 220 Volts
- Diesel
- Sewer Connected
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- 220 Volts in Kitchen
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- Pantry Cabinet
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- Dishwasher
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- Carpet
- Laminate
- Linoleum or Vinyl
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- Kitchen 0-5YR
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- Concrete Perimeter
- Frame
- Wood
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- Built-In
- Sidewalk
- Curb
- Gutter
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- Paved
- Private
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- Comp Shingle
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- Cul-De-Sac
Greenhaven is a primarily residential community adjacent to the Pocket area of Central Sacramento. The two neighborhoods are often referred to in conjunction with each other, and are home to numerous parks, with shopping centers, restaurants and cafes skirting the pleasant, winding maze of middle class and high-end homes.
The area may best be known for how Seymour Park winds through the community, connecting the Pocket Canal Parkway and Sacramento River. This gives residents access to more than two miles of bike trails and greenbelt – ideal for jogging, walking and exploring. Pedestrian walkways and lack of street interference make it an oasis among suburban amenities.
Greenhaven is also home to Wenzel School Park, John F. Kennedy High School, and the Robbie Waters Pocket-Greenhaven Library, which shares its facilities with the School of Engineering and Sciences. The library offers youth-friendly features with an enclosed area specifically designed for teens, and a Ready to Read Room for infants to kindergarteners. The Sojourner Truth Park is also nearby this community focal point.
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Talmage Farlow
A Film By Lorenzo DeStefano
Originally released in 1981, but only now available on DVD, this swinging, intimate portrait of one of jazz guitar's most innovative and enigmatic players will thrill dedicated guitar heads, regardless of stylistic persuasion. Director Lorenzo DeStefano finds Tal Farlow in his waterside home in Sea Bright, New Jersey, where the guitarist—then in his late 50s—was living a quiet life of fishing, sign painting, and playing occasional gigs in local bars. It wasn't always that way: From 1949 to 1953, Farlow was the toast of the jazz guitar world, playing with bassist Charles Mingus in the Red Norvo Trio. Farlow's huge hands allowed him to fret lightning fast bebop lines and radical chord voicings, and thus develop a sound that was remarkably different from such contemporaries as Barney Kessel and Herb Ellis. For reasons that are slowly revealed in the film, Farlow dropped out of the jazz scene to embrace a more contemplative existence.
Talmage Farlow has many magical moments: We watch the lanky guitarist rehearse with bass virtuoso Red Mitchell and piano colossus Tommy Flanagan (Sonny Rollins, Wes Montgomery, Ella Fitzgerald, John Coltrane) for a "comeback" concert in New York City's famed Public Theater, and then see the trio bring down the house in the sold-out performance. Another highlight is when Lenny Breau arrives—Tom Holmes solidbody in hand—at Farlow's house to meet the master for the first time, jam, and sit in at one of Farlow's club dates. It's fascinating to see the two guitarists—who have utterly different technical and sonic takes on the 6-string—find common ground in their love for improvisation and jazz tunes.
The film is packed with footage of Farlow playing, and when he's not attacking the flatwound strings on his Gibson archtop, his recorded lines provide a backdrop to the on-screen drama. Like Farlow's tone, the film's colors are beautifully rich and muted, and DeStefano's deft editing keeps the emotional tension building to the final credits. It's worth noting that the musicians we see
performing—Farlow, Breau, Flanagan, and Mitchell—are all dead, so this movie is as much about a sound and vibe that's vanished from our world as it is the story of a complex and gifted guitarist. A young George Benson is among those who provide background commentary on Farlow's place in the jazz-guitar firmament, and if you look carefully at the closing scene, you'll even see GP's founding publisher Jim Crockett (one of the film's executive producers) hanging with Farlow. Whether you're searching for soulful guitar playing or a poignant tale of creative struggle, Talmage Farlow delivers. (MVD).

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Weekly Hotels Shared Thoughts on Extended Stay Travelers and Changing Landscape of Hospitality Industry
One of the biggest extended stay hotel search and booking portals, namely, Weekly Hotels shared their thoughts on increasing rate of extended stay travelers and related facts, which are changing the landscape of hospitality industry.
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)-- A representative of the leading extended stay hotel search and booking platform, namely, Weekly Hotels was seen during an event of hoteliers. The representative shared his thoughts with media about the increasing rate of extended stay travelers and how it is affecting the hospitality industry.
The spokesperson of the company shared that today's customers are living mobile life and it is not only about using the mobile devices, but it is also about frequently traveling from one town to another for an extended stay than a short one. People need to travel across the cities for a variety of reasons, which can be related to personal or professional life. For example, many construction workers are living in other US city for an extended time due to work. Another example is travel lovers who go for an extended stay to a town so they can explore each nook and corner of the city and can also explore nearby tourist attractions. The ratio of extended stay travelers has been increased drastically in the past few years. The rising business opportunities, international events and exhibitions, tourist attractions and many more things are contributing in this increasing number of extended stay travelers and it is more likely that the number of extended stay travelers in upcoming years spike up even more.
"The changing lifestyle and challenges faced by many travelers during an extended stay has changed the demand curve of many industries, including the hospitality industry. Today's hotel guest needs more choices, more comfortable living standards, better and bigger rooms, access to technological advancements such as internet; and he wants all these and much more at cheaper possible rates. These demands of extended stay traveler are changing the hospitality landscape drastically. Now, it seems it is near to impossible for the traditional hotels to live up to the expectations of an extended stay traveler and give him the amenities of his preference. Also, the costs of traditional hotels are quite higher, which is often a concern for many guests, who are on an extended stay. Furthermore, people have started being health conscious and health often gets compromised during an extended stay, which is unacceptable for many travelers. They demand healthy diet and gym access. All of these changes in demand by customers have made extended stay hotels the first choice of extended stay travelers. Based on the last years booking ratio we have on our weekly hotel booking portal, I can clearly say, the demand of extended stay hotels is touching the sky and it is maximum in past decade," remarked spokesperson of the company.
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How to grow an organic vegetable garden
By Scott Meyer
What does it mean to grow vegetables organically? Scott Meyer, editor of Organic Gardening magazine shows how to plant and nurture an organic vegetable garden.
Buying organic vegetables is great - growing your own is even better! Scott Meyer, the Editor of Organic Gardening magazine shows us how to get started.
Why Organic?
Organic gardening methods ensure that the food you grow is safe to eat and free of chemicals. It is also very satisfying to work in concert with nature to produce a great result. Nutritionally, the product is better for you and tastes better than produce that you can buy. Chefs know that organic food is better food and are responding to the demand by seeking out organic produce or by growing their own.
What's the first step in planning the garden?
What else? Location, location, location! Your garden needs full sun, which is 8-10 hours of sun per day, at the peak of summertime. The soil must have good drainage - the water should not sit or settle when it rains. To test soil drainage ahead of time, pour water on the ground where you are planning your garden. If the water disappears into the ground, you are good-to-go.
How do you determine the size of your garden?
One of the most common mistakes gardeners make is to create a garden that is too big. A good size to start with is a 4-foot by 8-foot space or a 4-foot by 10-foot space, if there's more room. A 4-foot width allows you to reach into the center of the garden to pull weeds or harvest without stepping on the soil. Tip: You never want to compress the soil once you have turned it over.
What materials do you need to start a garden?
You may be surprised that everything you need can be found at your local garden center or hardware store: 4 wooden stakes, garden twine, large garden spade, garden fork with tines that are spaced widely.
How do you start the garden?
- Mark off your space with the garden stakes and garden twine. If you have sod, remove it by working the garden spade underneath the sod to remove the sod and its roots. Then, use the gardening fork to turn over the earth and break up any big clumps of soil.
- If you don't want to dig up your grass, you can try the "lasagne" method, instead. After marking off your garden with the stakes and twine, layer newspaper followed by straw, glass clippings or shredded leaves. The newspaper does a great job of killing off the grass, and the organic material on top becomes part of the organic matter that enriches the soil. When using this method, there is no need to use the garden fork to turn the earth over - you can cut holes directly through the "lasagne" layers to plant your seeds or plants.
Add compost to the soil. Plants are fed by the micro-organisms in the soil, which are killed by chemical fertilizers. Compost nourishes the microbes, which, in turn, fertilize your plants.
A gardener's best friend is mulch. Who knew? Mulch not only helps to suppress weeds, it also helps conserve water by retaining moisture in the soil. The best materials for mulch in an organic garden are glass clippings, straw or leaves. These materials are handy and they break down and feed your soil as they go.
Is late summer or fall too late to start a garden?
Good news! Late summer is a fine time to plant full-gown warm weather vegetables. Mature vegetables and herbs will do well if planted in late summer. Fall is a great time to start greens, such as lettuce, spinach or kale. You can start the greens by seed or small plants.
SCOTT: It's great to be out in the garden with you today, Ron.
RON: All right. First of all, Scott, why organic?
SCOTT: As you said, you get great produce, better than you can buy. But it's also just satisfying to be outside; the fresh air and the sunshine, and working in concert with nature to produce a great result.
RON: Nutritionally?
SCOTT: You get better food, and it's fresher and tastes better than any food you could buy.
RON: Yeah, a lot of chefs are going that way.
SCOTT: All the chefs know that organic food is the best kind of food. It's also cool; when you're talking about your garden, you're going to tell people, 'I'm an organic gardener; not just a gardener.'
RON: So take us through the first step.
SCOTT: You're looking for a place that gets full sun to grow those great summer vegetables everybody loves. That means eight to ten hours of sunlight a day at the peak of summertime. You also want to make sure that it has good drainage. That means the water doesn't sit there when it rains. When you leave water on the soil, sitting there, it can cause all kinds of other problems. So make sure the soil drains well. Just put a little bit of water on top, and if it drains away, you're great.
RON: In terms of the amount of space you need for the plot, what would you recommend? Some people don't have a lot of space.
SCOTT: You don't need a lot of space, and you also don't really want to start big. A lot of new gardeners make the mistake of planting too much and making too big of a garden that they can't maintain. So I recommend starting smaller, and working with a space that's about four by eight, maybe four by ten. The four feet width allows you to reach into the center of the garden to pull weeds or to harvest or whatever you need to do without stepping on the soil. You never want to step on it once you've turned it.
RON: So Scott has put together a garden cart that has all the materials and tools you need to get your garden plot ready, and I'm impressed with how little you need to really get started.
SCOTT: It's great. You don't need a lot of machines or fancy tools to get started. Everything you need is really available at your local hardware store or home center. Beginning with, really, a wooden stake. Wooden stakes, you'll find in any hardware store, and these are great for just marking off the area and giving yourself a feel for how big it is, and how it's going to work with the sun and the drainage.
RON: And this is a large-sized spade, right?
SCOTT: It's a large-sized spade, and it's different than a shovel because it's square at the bottom, and it has these foot spots here that you can use to push the spade into the soil. It's important that you get a sharp spade. Most of the tools that you buy don't have an edge on them; this one needs an edge so that you can cut through the sod and lift it right up. And then you have to sort of work that soil over, and this is what you need for that.
A fork, and a garden fork is the right tool for working that soil. You want one that has a wide spacing between the tines. You'll see some forks that are closer together for other purposes; you want this one because you're going to put it in the soil and break up the clods that are underneath where the grass was.
RON: So we're talking about the hardest way, which is to mark the plot, take the sod up, beginning working the soil. But there's another process that people might be able to begin, let's say earlier in the spring or in the fall, which doesn't involve any of that, and you call it lasagna, which is sort of layering. Explain that for people.
SCOTT: It's really an easier way to do it because you're not removing the sod at all. In fact, the sod is breaking down, and it becomes that organic matter that's feeding the underground microbes. In this method, you layer some things on top; newspaper, straw, grass clippings, shredded leaves - again, all natural things you have. The newspaper's very effective in killing the grass off, and then the other things start to break down and begin to create rich, fertile soil. In fact, you don't even need to work it with the pitchfork. In that case, you're just cutting holes into it, and planting right through it.
RON: All right. Let's talk about exactly what goes into the soil to get it ready for planting. What do you recommend there? Because we're going organic here and no chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
SCOTT: Absolutely correct. And one of the most important reasons to do that is because plants are fed in a, by the microorganisms in the soil, and those chemical fertilizers and pesticides, herbicides can kill them.
RON: Mm-hmm.
SCOTT: In an organic system, you're really nourishing those microbes, and they're doing the work for you. That really begins with compost. You can make it, or you can buy it. You work that into the soil, and again those microbes are working with them, they're breaking them down, and turning that into fertilizer for your plants.
RON: So when it comes to weeds, no chemical weed killers. How do you deal with it?
SCOTT: The gardener's best friend is mulch. If you keep the garden covered throughout the gardening season, it will keep weeds from coming up 'cause they're not getting any sunlight, and the weeds that do come up are going to pull out relatively easily. And also conserves water in your soil when you're doing this; mulch is a great helper. The materials that are best for mulching in an organic garden: grass clippings and straw or leaves. Those things are handy, and they break down and feed your soil as they go.
RON: And this may be news to a lot of our viewers; that it's never too late in the summer to start, right?
SCOTT: It's not too late to start to grow the hot weather vegetables; you go to the garden center and find the plants full-grown there. So start with those green beans, plant from seed. You can do that in mid- to late summer, and all of the herbs are also well planted in mid-summer.
RON: What about the fall, moving into the fall?
SCOTT: Fall is a great time for gardening. It's a great time of year to grow the salad greens that everybody loves and are the easiest things to put on your table. Lettuce, spinach, kale; those are all great planted in the fall. Start those from seed, or you could start those from small plants.
RON: All right Scott, thank you. We appreciate it.
SCOTT: It was my pleasure.
RON: All right Scott we appreciate it. Scott Meyer is the editor of Organic Gardening magazine, and I'm Ron Corning with howdini.com
Scott Meyer Organic Gardening Expert, Editor of Organic Gardening Scott Meyer, Editor of Organic Gardening, has been with the magazine for nearly 20 years, serving in a variety of roles including product tester and Website producer. more about this expert »


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Which of the following phone calls would you tolerate? And which might you even welcome?
- Your family has gathered at the table for dinner when the phone rings. It's a recording. The nice lady on the other end has an "important message for you about your credit card account". She doesn't identify your specific card or mention your bank's name. You hang up immediately.
- A political candidate robodials your cell phone, asking for your support in the upcoming election.
- Your dentist's autodialer calls, reminding you of an appointment you had forgotten to enter into your calendar.
Welcome to the brave new world of Robodial! Like it or not, autodialer software has become part of our culture–even if accepted grudgingly. How does it work? You simply import a list of phone numbers, record an outgoing message, and launch the software. The autodialer dials each number on your list, plays the appropriate recording, and logs the result of each call. Most autodialers offer the ability to respond. For example, 'Press 1 to talk with a human, or 2 to leave a message.'
While any technology can be abused, autodialers can serve a useful purpose. Resourceful business owners may want to explore this capability as a part of their overall marketing and customer retention strategy.
Let's look at the potential advantages from a business owner's perspective. Would autodialing be an acceptable means of contacting your customers in any of these situations?
- Your shop phone is ringing off the hook with calls from customers, asking for their order status. Contacting them proactively makes more sense, but your staff is already swamped, and you can't afford to hire another employee just to make phone calls.
- Your organization needs to contact all its members about a weather-related cancellation.
- You wish you could call each of your clients personally to remind them of upcoming appointments, but simply don't have the time or resources.
- Your mortgage loan customers ask you to contact them immediately when rates dip, so they can lock their loan at the lower rate.
- Business has slowed for your company. You decide to reach out and remind past customers of all the services your company offers.
Compare how much time it would take for someone at your office to make thousands of calls—when an autodialer could do the work with minimal effort.
Being on the receiving end of an unexpected robocall can be very annoying. And the last thing you want to do is irritate your customers. But there are measures you can take to avoid incurring their wrath.
For example, you could offer autodialing to customers as an opt-in service, letting them decide whether to receive automated phone calls. And, be sure to cross-reference your list of phone numbers with the national Do Not Call registry, so you don't dial the number of anyone on the list.
Given a choice, most folks would prefer talking with a real person rather than listening to a recorded message. But when used judiciously, an autodialer can be a powerful tool to stay in touch with your customers and prospects.
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Created by illustrator Carolina Búzio, this characterful lion will deliver a smile, a cupcake and a roar for someone's birthday. Part of our Animal Kingdom series.
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Poipu is located in Hawaiian and is designated in Kauaʻi County on the southern side of the island of Kauaʻi in the United State which is a state of Hawaiʻi. The population was nine hundred and seventy nine at the 2010 census and the town features a group of high-end hotels, resorts, one main shopping center and others.
Therefore there are nearly perfect weather at the Poipu, endless blue of the Pacific Ocean, lush tropical jungle, color reef fish and various ocean activities such as surfing and kayaking, beautiful beaches and majestic cliff walks, there are also plenty of free (which are almost free) entertainment in Poipu beach and on the South Shore of Kauai.
There are reasons why one should visit Poipu, which include the following;
a) The presence of beaches
Kauai which is alluring in the southern coastline, it features a series of unusual reef formations and also white sand beaches where each has its own shoreline environment. Therefore swimming, boogie boarding, surfing, snorkeling, and also scuba diving are all found within a one mile stretch of the coastline. Poipu beach resort is therefore considered as amongst the safest in Hawaii which has a lifeguard on duty which include seven days a week. However, one should always check ocean conditions before entering, and also never be in the ocean alone. Some of the Kauai beaches do not have trash receptacles, and therefore it should be kept clean.
b) Spouting Horn
This is a natural wonder that occurs when water rushes under a lava shelf and bursts through a small opening at the surface and every wave produces another spray and therefore the spouting horn frequently spurts salt water up to fifty feet into the air. This feature is usually most exciting at the sunset when the spray becomes incandescent with the colors of the rainbow and the blowhole is different from others found throughout the state where another hole nearby only blows air and making of a loud groaning sound. The legend states that this coast was guarded by a large mo'o (which the largest lizards) who ate everyone who tried to fish or swim here.
c) Moir Gardens
This is where the Moir family who are builders of the elegant lava rock home that houses Kiahuna Plantations in the front there are offices and restaurants called Pa'U a Laka. Therefore, it honors both Laka, which is the Hawaiian goddess of hula, and Kuka' ohi'aa laka and the rain god. In the recent the area is called Kiahuna Plantation Resort, which refers to the both nearby ancient temple and the sugar plantation era. The ancient Hawaiians farmed in this rocky and arid area, where they channeled stream water in 'auwai, or ditches. Therefore, the remnant 'auwai remains in the garden.
d) Kauai Aloha Festivals
This is one of the events that occur during the Mokihana Festival. Therefore, the group hula competition features outstanding kahiko (who are the ancient) and modern hula by male and female dance halaus (include the schools) and no charges are included.
A series of events were intended to perpetuate the Hawaiian culture and the Kaua'i Aloha festivals were formerly known as Aloha week festivals which are showcase of Hawaiian music, dance, cuisine, arts and cultural practices and all the events feature presentation of Kaua'i's royal court, are found at different locations around Kaua'I and some such as the Mokihana festival and the Na Lima Hana festival include, multiple days of activities.


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I wanna reconnect with everyone but I don't know where to start. Obviously RoosterSpeak is the go-to and it's top on my list, but I'm curious what else is a hot spot now. I mean it has been so long, I would be creeping the LFTO forum and trying to get drunk with people on Skype if I pulled from memory. But something tells me I'm a little out of touch. So if anybody has any suggestions, I would love to hear them.
Hopefully I hear from some of you soon.
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Well. Nearly.
I was visiting the rainforest (obviously). One day, I awoke at 5am to find an ant wandering along the surface of the mosquito net, inches in front of my face.
I watched it for a moment, half-dozing, listening to the sounds of the jungle while I slowly woke up… until I realised with a jolt… THAT ANT IS INSIDE MY MOSQUITO NET.
I responded calmly and rationally by flying into a complete panic.


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Dressage Horse of the Year title holder John Thompson is about to board a plane to head to Australia where he plans on spending about a week teaching, before he is joined by his partner Holly and his horse JHT Antonello. They will be campaigning in Australia to attempt to get the final qualifying score in order to be considered for selection for the Rio Olympics.
John will be competing at Dressage With The Stars in Melbourne first, then it will be on to the Sydney CDI where he has two chances to get that qualifying score.
When asked whether he had considered going to Europe, John thought that the campaign in Australia would be a better step for them, especially as they have yet to gain the qualifying scores necessary. "I think it is hard on the horse to take him all the way over there. His health is absolutely number one to us. It is good to get a little Australian trip in and see how he travels and how he eats. We have got some great sponsors on board with our vets and our feed company Prydes; they are right behind us. They will manage how he goes with the trip over. If he gets the score and pulls up okay, hopefully we will then have Rio in our sights."
John (26) has lived in Australia for a large part of his life, moving there with his family when he was 12. After making many visits back here teaching, he recently returned permanently and loves being back. "This is home, absolutely home. It's great to have the silver fern on my shoulder and the crowd behind me. It's an amazing feeling."
After the Australian campaign, the plan is to come back to New Zealand, with or without the qualifying scores. "If we go to Rio, we will fly via Australia and then to Europe. Europe is the transport hub for the horses to get to Rio."
There is only one slot for a New Zealander in the dressage competition at the Olympics. This has been achieved through the individual rider ranking. There is a remote chance that if both John's and Julie Brougham's individual rankings rise enough, there could be two slots, but it seems unlikely at this point. If there is only one place available, the selectors (Judy Alderdice, Robin Haberfield and Helen Hughes-Keen) will have their work cut out choosing between the two.
John certainly agrees. "So far we have gone against each other 11 times; Julie has won five and I have won six. Good luck guys, I wouldn't want to be a selector. It is going to be tricky, as how do you compare apples with apples? If Julie gets a score in Europe, how do you compare that with my score in Australia? It will probably have more weighting than my score in Australia, but then if I am in a competition where the whole competition ranked higher, it is not so easy. Then there are a lot of different things the selectors have to take into account, like how the horse travels."
Gotthilf Riexinger was one of the dressage judges at the Horse of the Year Show. He is an FEI5* judge from Germany, and has judged at the Olympics. He was quoted as saying that the top three New Zealand horses at HOY (Antonello, Vom Feinsten and Dejavu MH) would be competitive in Germany.
John takes a lot of confidence out of this. "Not getting it [a qualifying score] at this show, and being that much under it, you do start to think, oh maybe I am not up to the level… but when you find out that maybe it was the Australasian judges who pulled you down and not the European one who judges every day of the week, and they have 30 or 40 in a class to measure you against… it really gives me the belief that hopefully I can get out there and get that last score."
John is in no way being critical of the local judges, and in fact defends them. "The more you watch, the better your eye gets. When you only have, say, three at the same type of level, it is hard to get the scoring as much as if you are watching 30."
We are sure you will join us in wishing John all the best with his Australian campaign, and we will keep you up to date with how things are progressing as best we can.


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MLS Preview and Prediction: Montreal Impact vs Seattle Sounders
Competition: Major League Soccer – Montreal Impact vs. Seattle Sounders
Venue: Stade Saputo – Saturday, July 25 – 20:00 ET (01:00 BST)
Match Odds: Montreal 10/11 – Draw 12/5 – Seattle 3/1
Match Preview
Montreal Impact host the Seattle Sounders in a key clash between two sides desperate for points in what is the only regular season meeting between the two.
Both teams are just three points away from their season objective. The Impact are three points behind Orlando in the last remaining playoff spot in the East, but do have more games in hand than any other side, while Seattle are three points off top spot in the Western after a terrible run of recent form saw them lose their grip of top spot.
Sig Schmid's men have really struggled with big name stars such as Clint Dempsey and Obafemi Martins, who have both been out for several weeks.
The Sounders have lost five of their last six and come into the game off back-to-back 1-0 losses to Chicago Fire and the Colorado Rapids.
Dempsey won't feature again on Saturday night, while Martins is still out so things aren't yet looking promising again for last year's Supporters' Shield winners.
Montreal have also been struggling of late, with just one victory in their last five MLS matches. That did come in their last home game though and they will be looking for a similar performance from the one that saw them beat Columbus 3-0 two weeks ago.
Their early season CONCACAF Champions League run means Montreal have played fewer league games than anyone else and so they know a playoff spot is still very much up for grabs with three months left of the regular season.Embed from Getty Images
The last time these two met in Montreal saw Seattle win 2-0 in last year's clash and this will be just the fourth ever league meeting between the two.
Team News
Montreal have several concerns as Adrian Lopez, Cameron Porter, Kenny Cooper, Eric Alexander, Hassoun Camara and Justin Mapp are all unlikely to feature.
Seattle will still be without Dempsey and Martins, while Andres Correa and Stefan Frei are also injury concerns. Brad Evans remains away on international duty with Dempsey.
Key Points
Montreal Impact's last five: L/D/L/W/L
Seattle Sounders' last five: L/L/W/L/L
Key Stat: Seattle have lost their last four away games in MLS.
Key Player: Ignacio Piatti – The Impact playmaker has three goals and one assist in his last four games and will look to hurt a Seattle team that are struggling for any sort of form.Embed from Getty Images
Score Prediction
Montreal Impact 3-1 Seattle Sounders – Neither side are in good form but with Seattle still without Dempsey and Martins, it's tough to see them winning away from home. Expect the Impact to rise to the occasion and pick up three vital points.


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Coquitlam's Place des Arts presented its first Palette . . . eat, paint, create! held last March. The evening was so successful that the centre has programmed two more of these lively events for the 2014/15 season. This first one is coming up this weekend on Saturday, September 20, 2014 from 7:30–10:30pm at Place des Arts.
Guests will unleash their inner artist as they paint a canvas and enjoy tapas and perhaps a glass of wine in a relaxed and social environment. This all-ages event will especially appeal to adults, as it offers a chance to gather with friends and do something a little out of the ordinary. Place des Arts believes everyone has an artist inside just itching to get out, and Palette offers a non-threatening atmosphere in which people can explore, express, create and have fun.
We did mention eating – so what's on the menu? The tapas will include a charcuterie plate, warmed olives, artisan breads and crackers, a selection of fine cheeses, a fruit plate and, for a little sweetness, assorted petit fours. Anyone with dietary restrictions is encouraged to let Place des Arts know by calling Events Coordinator Michael Fera at 604.664.1636 ext. 34.
Tickets are $25/person or two for $40. The ticket price includes tip, taxes, tapas, canvas and supplies to paint one canvas. A cash wine bar will offer red and white wine and beer. If you're ready to unleash your inner artist this weekend get your tickets online online at brown paper tickets, by phone at 604.664.1636 or in person at Place des Arts, 1120 Brunette Avenue, Coquitlam.
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A 1477 Valentine
The British Library calls this "probably the oldest surviving Valentine's letter in the English language." Addressed to "my right well-beloved Valentine John Paston", the complete text revolves around the failed attempt to wring an increased dowry out of the writer's parents:
Unto my right well-beloved Valentine John Paston, squire, be this bill delivered.Right reverent and worshipful and my right well-beloved valentine, I recommend me unto you full heartedly, desiring to hear of your welfare, which I beseech Almighty God long for to preserve unto his pleasure and your hearts desire. And if it pleases you to hear of my welfare, I am not in good health of body nor of heart, nor shall I be till I hear from you. For there knows no creature what pain that I endure, And even on the pain of death I would reveal no more. And my lady my mother hath laboured the matter to my father full diligently, but she can no more get than you already know of, for which God knoweth I am full sorry. But if you love me, as I trust verily that you do, you will not leave me therefore. For even if you had not half the livelihood that you have, for to do the greatest labour that any woman alive might, I would not forsake you. And if you command me to keep me true wherever I go, indeed I will do all my might you to love and never anyone else. And if my friends say that I do amiss, they shall not stop me from doing so. My heart me bids evermore to love you truly over all earthly things. And if they be never so angry, I trust it shall be better in time coming. No more to you at this time, but the Holy Trinity have you in keeping. And I beseech you that this bill be not seen by any non earthly creature save only yourself. And this letter was written at Topcroft with full heavy heart. Be your own Margery Brews.
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The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley this weekend
BOONA CHEEMA For decades Boona Cheema has been a fixture on the Berkeley scene, a recognized leader in the struggle to end homelessness in the city as well as state and national levels. (Read a profile in the San Francisco Chronicle.) On Saturday, Cheema will hand over the directorship of housing and services provider BOSS (Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency), where she has served for 35 years, to incoming Executive Director Donald Frazier. Frazier, formerly with Center Point in San Francisco, takes the reins on March 1. The handing over of the baton will be part of "Booma Cheema's Goodbye Gala: From The Heart: A Legacy of Love…And New Beginnings," with food and drinks from local restaurants, and music by Fua Dia Congo, Duniya Dance Company. Saturday Feb. 23, 2013, 6:00-9:00 pm, at Uptown Body & Fender, 401 26th Street in Oakland ($5 valet parking). Tickets $125 ($60 nonprofit, $35 low income). Visit BOSS online for details. Or by phone (510) 649-1930 x 222. (more…)


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Deciding to file a personal injury lawsuit after you've been injured due to the negligence of another person is not easy to make. Although you need the money, there are many factors that stop you from pursuing the matter. But, perhaps it is time to rethink the matter. If you've been injured you have the right to file a lawsuit and should take advantage of that right. Here are five reasons why you should file a lawsuit.
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. Introduction
. Accepting Values
. The ZVAL
. Creating ZVALs
. Arrays
. Symbol Tables as Arrays
. Reference Counting
Copies versus References
Sanity Check
What's Next?
Copies versus References
There are two ways to reference a
zval. The first, demonstrated above, is known as copy-on-write referencing. The second form, full referencing, is what a userspace script writer is more familiar with in relationship to the word "reference" and occurs with userspace code like:
$a = &$b;.
In a
zval, these two types are differentiated with the member value
is_ref, which will be 0 for copy references, and non-zero for full references. Note that it's not possible for a
zval to be both a copy style reference and a full reference. So if a variable starts off being
is_ref, and is then assigned to a new variable as a copy, a full copy must be performed. Consider the following userspace code:
In this block of code, a
zval is created for
$a, initially with
is_ref set to 0 and
refcount set to 1. When
$a is referenced to
is_ref gets changed to 1, and
refcount increases to 2. When a copy is made into
$c, the Zend Engine can't just simply increase the
refcount to 3 since
$c would then be seen as a full reference to
$a. Turning off
is_ref wouldn't work either since
$b would now be seen as a copy of
$a, rather than a reference. So at this point a new
zval is allocated, and the value of the original is copied into it with
zval_copy_ctor(). The original
zval is left with
is_ref==1 and
refcount==2, while the new
zval has
is_ref=0 and
refcount=1. Now look at that same code block done in a slightly different order:
The end result is the same, with
$b being a full reference to
$a, and
$c being a copy of
$a. This time, however, the internal actions are slightly different. As before, a new
zval is created for
$a at the beginning with
is_ref==0 and
refcount=1. The
$c = $a; statement then assigns the same
zval to the
$c variable while incrementing the
refcount to 2, and leaving
is_ref as 0. When the Zend Engine encounters
$b = &$a; it wants to just set
is_ref to 1, but of course can't since that would impact
$c. Instead it creates a new
zval and copies the contents of the original into it with
zval_copy_ctor(), then decrements
refcount in the original
zval to signify that
$a is no longer using that
zval. Instead, it sets the new
is_ref to 1, its
refcount to 2, and updates the
$a and
$b variables to refer to it.
Sanity Check
As before, the complete code listing for our three primary files is provided whole and intact below:
What's Next?
In this tutorial, Part Two of the Extension Writing series, you learned how to accept
function parameters, you created and used arrays, and, most importantly, you took a
look at the inner workings of the
zval. In Part Three, you'll take a look
at the
resource data type and start working with more complex data structures.
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First Friday offers range of firsts
First Friday events in downtown Jacksonville are offering up a couple of firsts aside from a first Friday and the first day of June, according to organizer Andy Mitchell.
For starters, The Soap Co. Coffee House will be closed Friday evening as its owner, Nicole Riley, debuts her new food truck, Honeycomb Grill, around the corner on Court Street.
Another new food option, Baked bakery, will offer up a preview of its menu Friday evening. Owner Ashley Briggs is expecting to set up shop soon in the former Jacksonville Art Glass shop on the square.
Others participating during Friday's activities, which run from 5 to 7 p.m., include:
• Our Town Books will have a book-signing by Vince Churchill.
• The Jacksonville Dream Center Foundation will feature 1950s and '60s country and gospel music by Halo's.
• Goldleaf Gallery will have an art display.
• Just Good Trade will feature a new clothing line and an adults-only punch.
• Taylor Mercantile will offer free samples and iced tea.
• Home Girls will have a range of offerings.
• Illinois Theater will have a free popcorn promotion.


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OGHS (OGHS) Class of 2006 Alumni List
Help us Update the OGHS 2006 Class List by adding any names missing from the list below:
Registered Alumni
2006 Class List
- Valle Ana
- Elizabeth Balderas
- Hilary Bartlett
- Jeffrey Boll
- Nicholas Bullock
- Jessica Cabral
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- Maria Giron
- Per Gissler
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- Brandon Hildebrand
- Karina Honorato
- Blake Johnson
- Kelly Lease
- Yadira Magana
- Jose Martinez
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- Alejandro Melchor
- Ramiro Mendez
- Daniel Monroy
- Tanya Munger
- Benny Ortega
- Brittni Palmer
- Brittany Parlin
- German Portillo
- Vancilyn Quiocho
- Arana Reyes
- Isaac Rodriguez
- Elianne Rodriguez
- Jaime Ruiz
- Manuel Terrazas
- Hector Verduzco
- Sarah Willow
- Ayame Yokomizo
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The top movie in theaters during 2006 was Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, grossing over $423,315,812 in its lifetime. The most popular television series for 2006 was American Idol
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'The Collective' small business co-op to open Gerringong store
Although the digital world has drastically altered the retail landscape, Emily Gough's passion is "keeping small business alive in the physical sense".
"Online has changed the retail industry dramatically in the past 10 years or so, but I'm really passionate about giving people that physical shopping experience," the small business co-op owner said.
"What was obvious from our market research was that people still want to come and shop, and meet the makers, meet the local artists."
The 'Kiama Pop-up Co-op' opened in 2015, and ran for 18 months on Collins Street before founder/owner Ms Gough created 'The Collective Kiama' on Terralong Street in October 2016.
'The Collective' aims to provide a small business hub offering fledgling store owners and artists an option to get up and running without the huge outlay.
"It's really hard these days for most businesses to even get the opportunity to have a space, because it's really expensive," Ms Gough said.
Last year, the business expanded to include 'The Collective at Berry Cool Estate'.
The Kiama shop will remain open, but the Berry store has relocated to the former ANZ site at Gerringong.
It will be known as 'The Collective Beat Gerringong'.
"We're going for the more coastal vibe," Ms Gough said of the new location.
"We've got a courtyard out the back where we want to have workshops and interactive stuff for the kids."
The Kiama site incorporates 40 small business operators, with 25 at the Gerringong site.
The Gerringong store's grand opening is on Saturday, September 15.
It will operate seven days a week from 9.30am to 5pm.
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text: Nathan Zasler is CEO and Medical Director of the Concussion Care Centre of Virginia as well as Tree of Life Services, Inc., a living assistance and transitional neurorehabilitation program for persons with acquired brain injury in Richmond, Virginia. He is board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, fellowship trained in brain injury and subspecialty certified in Brain Injury Medicine. He has lectured and written extensively on neurorehabilitation issues related to acquired brain injury. He has won numerous awards for his work in traumatic brain injury research, clinical care, and advocacy. Along with serving as chief editor of the international scientific publications, "Brain Injury" and "NeuroRehabilitation," he also has edited seven books and currently serves as a reviewer for over 10 peer-reviewed scientific journals. Dr. Zasler is an affiliate professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, and associate professor, adjunct, in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Virginia. Dr. Zasler also is a fellow of the International Academy of Independent Medical Evaluators, as well as the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and a diplomate of the Academy of Integrative Pain Management. In Part 1 of this two-part interview, Dr. Zasler discusses the following topics: time of onset of headaches following concussion and other more severe traumatic brain injury; the term "post-traumatic headache" as a diagnosis; factors that may influence the severity, frequency or aggravation of posttraumatic headaches; the degree to which preexisting conditions such as migraine and other conditions influence the likelihood that someone will suffer from posttraumatic headaches; whether screening should occur to determine the existence of sleep bruxism; other sleep disorders that may occur post concussion or TBI that clinicians should think about in the context of posttraumatic headache differential diagnosis; and factors important for clinicians to consider in the context of differential diagnosis of posttraumatic headache.


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Zegema Beach Records: launches now!
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Finally the container with goodies for the ZL-1 arrived to Sweden and my hometown!
The first thing to unpack was the crankshaft! As usual we found this used one at eBay for the right price again!
As I understand it this one is identical to the ones original used in the ZL-1 engines and also ised in the L88 engine.
It has the casting number#7115, I understand that the Chevrolet part number was 3967811. Also found some info on the website from Heartbeat City, but I don´t know if it´s correct:
NOS ZL-1 Crankshaft: Many people do not realize GM used two crankshafts for the ZL-1 engines. The early crankshaft shown in pictures features the casting number #3856223. This is a genuine GM crankshaft in the original GM box. The original GM part number is 3967811. The other number GM used, which is more common is the #7115 crankshaft. This is more common and typically was used late in 1969 and for service. This makes no difference as the crankshafts are the same for all intents and purposes. This crankshaft is factory 5140 steel tuftrided and cross drilled heavy duty crankshaft. This is the strongest crankshaft produced from the finest materials in the day. [/i]
Our crank is a used one but seems to be in good shape….but that will be a decision for the engine shop to make when they balance it… ::)
Good, and useful, typical American instructions for lifting the heavy crank:
Out of the box:
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Brown Ruffle Shower Curtain with Long Ideas
Again, a white plain bathroom sometimes can bring trouble if we don't take it care well. A white bathroom actually can bring a stylish, clean, neat and serene look, but if we don't arrange and decor it well, it can look so boring and monotonous. That's why it is needed some additional decor and color idea to enhance the prettiness of white bathroom. At the picture, the owner puts a brown ruffle shower curtain with long ideas to bring gorgeous and sweet look. Ruffle design of the shower curtain also brings uniqueness inside the bathroom without too much effort and budget.


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There are two main types of personalities: Type A and Type B.
Typically, people who have Type A personalities are high achievers, super organised, competitive, high-energy stress balls that like things their own way, while those with a Type B personality are more chill and not overly ambitious, organised or time orientated. Type B can be so laid back in fact, that they can often be accused of being lazy.
Here are some easy ways to check:
1. The State of your Email Inbox
Type A: The sight of this picture will make you want to poke out your own eyeballs. Your inbox must be cleared before you go to sleep at night. No exceptions.
Type B: This is your Inbox.
2. Playing Monopoly.
Type A: Losing is not an option. You have lost lifelong friends playing it with them.
Type B: For you it's more about having fun than the outcome. And ripping off the banker
3. Your Wallet/Purse.
Type A: A wallet without perfectly ordered notes and cards is unacceptable.
Type B: This is your wallet.
4. People who walk slowly on the sidewalk.
Type A: You need people to walk fast or get the HELL out of your way.
Type B: More than likely, you're the person taking their sweet time
5. Suffering Fools.
Type A: You won't.
Type B: You probably are the fool. Nah, kidding. But you don't mind hanging out with people who have a range of intelligence levels. Cleverness isn't the only trait you value.
6. Conversations.
Type A: Will cut off almost everyone mid-sentence when they are a) wrong or b) won't get to the god damn point.
Type B: Gets cut off mid-sentence.
7. Multitasking.
Type A: You are able to cook dinner while dyeing your hair, exercising on the elliptical machine and interviewing the Prime Minister via Skype.
Type B: You try, but instead just start 3 different things at the same time and finish none.
8. To –Do Lists.
Type A: Has them. Uses them. Completes them.
Type B: Has them. Many of them. All over the places. Never finishes them.
9. Lateness.
Type A: You will not tolerate lateness and find it unbearable when you find yourself in the same position.
Type B: The traffic was crazy today! Which weirdly, it is every day.
10. Workloads.
Type A: Will stay up late until all the work is done or set an alarm for 4am the next day. Even if this means you don't sleep.
Type B: Why put off today what you can put off until next Summer?
11. Fuse.
Type A: Short.
Type B: Long.
12. Procrastination.
Type A: One, maybe two tabs open in the web browser
Type B: It's not just a way of life, it's an art form.
13. Relaxing.
Type A: Relaxation = Guilt.
Type B: Relaxation = Way of Life.
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It means alot to me that you guys enjoy what i create, so i just wanted to say thanks ^w^ i hope you will keep reading and enjoy it as much as i do drawing it. this thank you goes out to any new readers out there to.
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This Dog Is Such A Prankster! WATCH What He Does To His Owner!Greg Menz
LOL! That was great! This dog is the ultimate prankster! What he does to his owner is hilarious! My dogs like to do the same thing! Is your dog a prankster? What pranks do they like to do?
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This post from the Mt. Vernon Center for Dentistry in Alexandria takes a look at dentures, and state-of-the-art dental implants. Not everything was better back in the good old days. Take dentures, for instance. Dentures have been around for generations, and have improved the lives of thousands of people. However, traditional false teeth are no…
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Spotlight-Ready Smiles From Mt. Vernon Center For Dentistry In Alexandria, Virginia
A mouth full of unattractive teeth can really distract from a beautiful person's appearance. Having a red-carpet-worthy smile from the Mt. Vernon Center for Dentistry in Alexandria can bring you increased satisfaction and confidence in your social interactions with your distinguished A-list friends. This smile, however, doesn't have to have a celebrity price tag. We…
Express Your Personality With A Smile Makeover
What makes up a perfect smile? White teeth? Straight teeth? Teeth with pleasing proportions relative to one another? A stunning smile is more than the sum of its parts. At Mt. Vernon Center For Dentistry, we believe that your perfect smile also contains another element – your unique personality. What is a smile makeover? Is…
Change Your Life: Dental Implants in Alexandria
Healthy teeth that work as nature intended are indispensable for a high quality of life and overall health. People who wear dentures know this. The Mt. Vernon Center for Dentistry in Alexandria provides dental implants that can reinforce dentures as never before. Even if you have had dentures for many years, you may be a…
Save Money With Dental Implants At Mt. Vernon Center For Dentistry
Dental implants are the next step after a tooth is extracted. Mt. Vernon Center for Dentistry provides restorative, general, and cosmetic services.
Replace A Missing Tooth With A Durable Dental Implant
Implants? Crowns? Veneers? Invisible braces? As dental technology and services have expanded in the Alexandria area, so has the vocabulary. Dentistry has advanced to provide many new solutions that address almost every possible dental trouble. Drs. Geren & Mady have expertise with cosmetic and best restorative procedures. In the past, if a patient in Alexandria had a…
You Have Nothing To Lose Except Loose Dentures
Today's dental technology has solved the problem of aggravating loose-fitting dentures with an outstanding tooth replacement option. Instead of relying on your tongue, a weak suction, and some dental adhesive to keep false teeth in place, dental implant posts can anchor full or partial dentures. The dentures are secure enough to allow the wearer to…
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Hello Mt. Vernon dental blog visitors. We are Drs. Geren & Mady of Mt. Vernon Center for Dentistry. When a tooth's nerve and pulp becomes infected, a dentist and patient must make a choice of whether to attempt to save the tooth by performing a root canal or to extract the tooth.
Getting Ready For A Dental Implant In Alexandria, Virginia
Getting ready for a tooth implant includes understanding what it is, whether you are a candidate, how to prepare for the surgery, precautions to take throughout the healing process and what to expect once the implant is complete.
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How Starbucks Fought for Its Life Without Losing Its SoulBook - 2011
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I really enjoyed reading this book. It was interesting to read about one of the founder's of Starbucks and how he came about making the decisions he made as CEO and founder to keep the core values Starbucks has as well as making it keep up with the times. It is a book I would not mind reading again to gain even further knowledge on what it takes to run a successful business. Great read and would recommend to anyone who is itching for a good biography.
The lessons in this book are good, but sometimes feel almost "too good to be true". Really? Everyone got along that well for a week in New Orleans and with the over-the-top leadership transformations? The parting of some of the executives because of some of Schultz's beliefs and actions seem more realistic. Otherwise, mostly reads like someone who has something to prove when most everyone else doesn't really care.
Starbucks ducks! Yes the company makes it through the tumultuous recession of 2008. However, Schultz doesn't provide any compelling details about what really makes him an extraordinary leader at this time of crisis. Rather, the book is filled with meaninglessful fodder, that in hindsight makes one skeptical all the more so, of the Starbucks ethos. A quick and easy read, but that about sums it up.
A good read about Starbuck's turnaround. I do agree that Schultz comes across as being a bit egomaniacal, but he does give a great deal of credit to his staff.
This man, Howard Schultz, is passionate about coffee and about his company. I felt breathless as I read all the action that he initiated in 2008 to bring new life to Starbucks. I admire his drive and determination and hope that his professed concern for his employees (partners as he calls them) is genuine. It appears to be. What other U.S. company provides health care for staff 20 hours or more per week. Focusing on the customer and their experience and remaining true to his original vision is inspiring. Makes me wish I liked coffee more.
Business stories, especially success stories, can be exciting, but unfortunately this book reads more like a textbook than a personal memoir. Schultz is more concerned about naming staff and random work incidents than maintaining pace or narrative. Much more interesting are the brief times he reveals something personal, like the fact that his father was fired when he broke his hip at work, which spurred Schultz to enshrine employee benefits at Starbucks.
Unfortunately "Onward" was written with an eye to posterity rather than an ear for narrative. For someone who thinks passion is the key to a successful business, Schultz misses a chance to reveal his own depths of personality and really engage the reader.
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Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs Margot Wallström regarding the strikes in Syria last night
The conflict in Syria has killed hundreds of thousands of people. Millions of people have been forced to flee, families have been torn apart and lives have been shattered. The conflict has involved atrocities and violence by the Syrian regime and its allies. The use of chemical weapons is the most horrific weapon of war used in the Syrian conflict. Chemical weapons are prohibited and their use is a serious threat to international peace and security. Sweden understands the anger that has been provoked by the horrendous attacks committed in Syria.
We regret that the United Nations Security Council, not least because of the Russian veto, has not been able to agree on how the use of chemical weapons in Syria should be stopped by political means and in accordance with the UN Charter. The United States, the United Kingdom and France took military action in Syria last night aimed at deterring the use of chemical weapons.
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The other day I thought I should try to take another stab at blogging. My last blog post is from 2014 and was an uninspired embed of a presentation I gave. But that is easier thought than done. Especially if you want to do things "right" – whatever that means.


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Hello, I'm hoping someone here can help with a low hyd oil pressure light on my Massey 3070 which comes on intermittently shutting down pto etc.
I have removed the low pressure switch and put a gauge there and pressure is ok (250 psi +). I Have put a jumper wire on the two wires going to
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TouchMath Gave Us Hope
What does it feel like to be a child with a learning barrier–whether it's autism, an attention deficit, or just lack of adequate preschool experiences?
In the case of Graham Mongin, learning difficulties are sometimes a blow to his self-esteem. From a child's point of view, it hurts to feel different. It's disheartening to be unable to please adults with the right answers.
Tammy Mongin, Graham's mother, remembers the day her son burst into their family home, swelling with pride over learning something new. He pulled out a worksheet from his backpack and exclaimed, "Look … TouchMath. I did it!"
Before that dazzling day, Tammy had not given up on her son, but to suggest she was at wit's end would be an understatement. When he was 3 ½ years old, medical doctors had diagnosed Graham's condition as a pervasive developmental disorder or autism.
Math was especially frustrating to him. And why wouldn't it be? Simply adding two numbers and getting the correct answer was an unattainable task. As Tammy recalls, "We had done everything but stand on our heads to get him to add two numbers. He would look at us as if thinking, 'What are you asking me to do?'"
When Graham was 13, Tammy resolved to teach him TouchMath at home.. Fortunately, her son is high functioning and communicates well. Those natural assets helped Tammy get over her own first reaction to this challenge.
"I was a little nervous because I needed to learn how to do this so I could help him. In the beginning, he showed me."
This super-mom already knew that education begins with parents. "I ordered the training video before I started teaching Graham regularly. I wanted to see how to use TouchMath to multiply and divide. The video really helped."
Then Tammy dedicated every day of the summer to working with Graham and helping him progress. She literally surrounded him with TouchMath learning aids. "On one wall of his bedroom he's got all the Skip Counting Posters, and on another wall he has numbers with TouchPoints. I believe his success is a result of those posters, singing TouchMath songs and learning how to skip count."
By the end of summer, a young man who could not add two numbers was demonstrating his prowess with multiplication and division.
"TouchMath gave Graham something that had been missing. It gave him an opportunity to improve. TouchMath gave my husband and me hope that Graham could learn to add, subtract, multiply and divide."
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Summer…warm weather, long days, vacation, lemonade, and Roman Chamomile.
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Fun with Fiber Summer Camp (Ages 8-10)
1251 Wynnton Rd
Columbus, GA 31906
Explore the museum this week as we discover the fascinating history of fiber in the arts! From creating your own currency from scratch to making woven works with straw looms, this camp will help you learn the history and practices used in dying techniques in multiple cultures. Each camper will also make their own landscape work using felt. Students will learn about the process for making their own tie-dye shirts, break down the fiber in leaves to make artistic skeletons, and create their own paper from scratch using a mix of cotton and pulp. Join us and find out how tightly interwoven the history of fiber and art are!


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Local Assemblyman Robin Swann has called on the management of global food giant JBS to "seriously consider Ballymena as the perfect base to relocate its international headquarters".
The UUP MLA was speaking after reports were carried in a variety of media outlets, including the prestigious Wall Street Journal in the United States, which indicated that the world renowned JBS had informed its shareholders that it is to seek to relocate its official international headquarters to the island of Ireland.
Mr Swann said: "If JBS can be considered to specifically relocate its international headquarters to Ballymena, it will mean additional jobs and investment to follow for people who work in Moy Park.
"Ballymena needs to be able to supply Grade A office space which would be perfect for the headquarters requirements of an international company of the standing of JBS. It would also result in a terrific jobs boost and investment for the region which has seen so many job losses in recent years.
"I urge both the Stormont Assembly and InvestNI to join the UUP in doing all we can to encourage JBS to make Ballymena its international home," said Assemblyman Swann.


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Think Marilyn Monroe, Mick Jagger, Angelina Jolie and what facial feature comes to mind? Lips, yes, lips. Even more than the nose or the eyes or the eyebrows, lips are what frames the face.
Thick, luscious, pouty lips are sexy, hot, desirable. Thin pressed lips — on the other end of the radar screen — give an impression of a person who is nervous or stressed.
Here is a trivia question. Why did Scarlett O'Hara of Gone With the Wind fame bite her lips before her meeting with Rhett Butler?
Scarlett didn't have any money so she was wearing a dress made from green satin curtains. Similarly, she had run out of make-up in the middle of the war. So, when she wanted to impress Rhett Butler, she bit her lips to make them red and puffy.
Fortunately women, trannies, and cross-dressers no longer have to risk chapped lips to get that sexy look.
What is the history of lipstick?
Even before humans crawled out of the caves, body decorations to make a personal statement were part of the psyche. Clothes, body piercings, tribal marks, and cosmetics edged their way into the global culture. Why? To be sexy, of course. Attracting the best mate possible was all part of the "survival of the fittest" reality.
The first cosmetics – such as lipstick and rouge – were made from the juice of plants and fruits. The women of Mesopotamia learned to grind gems into dust and then put the powder on their lips for added color.
Moving on from there, the bodies of cochineal insects became the pigment of choice, even though it was somewhat poisonous. It may be when the phrase "You have to suffer to be beautiful" was coined.
As the Egyptian influence waned, so did the use of lipstick. The primary consumers were the Greek and Roman actors who wanted to draw attention to their lips.
Cosmetics of all kinds were banned during the dark ages as the Catholic Church considered them "sinful." Being burned as a witch was a good deterrent not to bother with the lippy.
In the 16th century, Queen Elizabeth 1 of Great Britain set the fashion of stark white faces with bright red lips. By the late 19th century commercial lipsticks were a must-wear for up-and-coming actresses. By the 1920s is was commonly used. Think of the flappers as an example.
By the 21st century, lipstick is worn by about 80 percent of the women in North America. Many have over 20 tubes so they can vary their lip color with their mood. To sum it up, as along as there is fashion there will be lipstick. The only thing that changes is the shades of the color.
Why did mothers tell their daughters to wear lipstick when they went out?
Until relevantly recent history, a young girl's task was to find the best man possible to be her husband and to father her children. Lipstick made her look more attractive and, thus, upped her popularity on the spouse-opportunity food chain.
Mother often tagged, "You never know when you will meet Mr. Right" on the end of the lipstick comment.
What kinds of lipstick are there?
Walk into a department store or check the offerings on the Internet — lovelylips.net —
and be prepared to be overwhelmed by choice: red, pink, green, moisturizing, sheer, gloss.
Where to start? A few simple explanations of the various types of lipstick available will set the record straight.
First of all, there are moisturizing lipsticks. These are the best choice for those with dry lips and may contain aloe, vitamin E and/or glycerin.
Another popular niche is the satin and sheer lipsticks. Like their moisturizing sisters, these lipsticks help to keep the lips soft and kissable. Alas, they are not long-wearing so be prepared to reapply regularly.
Matte is a good choice for women who want to concentrate on the color without the glitter. This lipstick is also helped by using moisturizing products in conjunction with it.
Cream and gloss lipsticks were designed for those with small, thin lips. Touch it up with lip gloss and it is a winner.
For a sparkling event – like NYE – splash out with pearl and frosted lipstick. To avoid cracking or peeling, apply a moisturizer or lip gloss before applying the final coat.
Long-wearing lipstick is a fashion saver for those who can't check their face in the powder room every hour or so. Some lipsticks promise at least 4-hour protection, but some are inching up towards 24-hours. Just to sure to avoid greasy, oily food, which means it is a good idea to stay away from MacDonald's fries and KFC if you want to keep your lips looking good.
Which one is right for you?
Do your research about the types and the colors that suit you best. If you can find a signature lipstick, it will serve you well. If not, keep experimenting until you have a collection of ones you like to wear for different occasions.


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It's been 14 years since I started the creation of the Silver Era Tarot. Since then, I have created oracle decks, collaborative decks and have been a part of various tarot projects, however I have not created a new full 78 tarot card deck – until now.
The Ethereal Realms Tarot started 5 years ago and I even secured a publishing deal, but inspiration slowly fell away and I felt it was not the time. Tarot speaks to me and back then, she told me – not now. It can't be forced.
Over the last few months the inspiration has hit me hard. With finishing my art book and other projects – the Muse Tarot started calling me again….
I am super excited for this project! Come back to this page often for updates and new card releases!
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You don't have to be a big James Brown fan to agree that one of his biggest song titles contains a lot of truth- It is a man's world. There are no two ways about it at least when it comes to technology. A lot of technological developments were programmed by men and like it or not, these have a typical male point of view that is why there's a lot of problems and also a lot of opportunities there in the greater tech landscape but unfortunately it's all from a man's perspective.
It's quite refreshing to see that social dating provider Tagged has come up with a dating app with works from a female's perspective. The typical dating website is designed from a purely male perspective. The focus is on volume so if you type in certain parameters, you would see a huge list where there's a criteria so that the male can pick potential partners which involve looks. On the other hand, from a female perspective there's more focus on how her friends would judge a certain person, what their criteria are and what a larger validating body would think about a potential partner. That's a big difference! There's also differences in presentation, listings and pictures.
This is what makes Tagged so appealing. Why? Let's face it, if you want to make money in the dating space, you have to recruit women. Recruiting men is not a problem. They will flock to a dating site no matter what. The problem is the supply of real women. Real dating websites with huge and robust database of real females are few and far between. There are many big dating websites but a lot of them have fake profiles. We're not going to drop names but the open secret is there are a lot of fake profiles to stimulate new memberships in the database.
Building a whole dating system based on the perspective of women ensures a healthy population of women and as a result, more men will join because there are actually real women in the system and revenues will flow. This is a brilliant move on Tagged's part and we look forward to see how this all pans out.


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I had Ruby to see Dr. Wong today over at Long Branch Animal Clinic. The excellent vets there look after the health needs of our whole menagerie. Ruby got a shot (and scored some tasty wet food as a distraction), and her general health was checked out. Everything looks good. She's a healthy girl. I can tell you she has quite a healthy appetite too. She will from from her current 29.4 pounds (at 11 weeks) to over a hundred pounds in her first year. Our vet has recommended a large breed puppy food for now
Ruby knows nothing about anything, except that she has scored a home and some humans who care about her. We're starting to work on teaching her that the washroom facilities for dogs are outside. It's going to take a while.
We're trying to give George plenty of attention. He's been the start of the show lately, but obviously puppies are scene stealers. The good thing about having the puppy together with George is that she is following his lead – and on leash walks is literally following his footsteps. Hopefully he will help show her what being a good dog around this joint is all about.


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This is a cake I have admired for a few years now! This year I am very lucky that Santa has paid me an extra early visit and brought me this special 'Holiday Tree' bundt tin. I did feel the need to try this before Christmas not being convinced it would come out of the tin!
I have used a recipe from a book I particularly like – Nigella Christmas and quoted by Nigella 'This is a sleight of hand, or a trick of equipment rather than an act of brilliance.'
The Recipe:
225g soft butter, plus more for greasing the tin (though I used ample flavourless oil)
300g caster sugar
6 eggs
350g s.r.flour
250ml plain fat-free yogurt
4 teaspoons vanilla extract
icing sugar for dusting
Pre heat the oven, I always pre heat my oven to the maximum temperature and then lower to the required temperature when I put the cake in. 180 C/ gas mark 4.
Grease the cake tin.
I put all the ingredients (except the icing sugar) in a food processor and whizzed.
Place the tin onto a pre heated baking sheet and cook for 45-60 mins until well rised and golden. After 45 mins test with a skewer, push into the middle and if it comes out clean the cake is cooked. Remove fro the oven and leave for 15 mins in the tin.
Gently pull away from the sides of the tin with your fingers and then turn out gently.
Dust with a little icing sugar
I couldn't have been happier with the results and it tastes good too!
Related articles
- Nigella's coffee and walnut cake (GF) (hungryhinny.wordpress.com)
- My traditional Irish Christmas Cake recipe – variations on the classic fruitcake (irishcentral.com)


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