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The Benefits of Installing Hardwood Floors
More and more tenants and homeowners today realize the advantages of living in their residence for a long time. Particularly with the economic downturn today, it's very costly and impractical to purchase a new property or move to a new home when unnecessary; rather, home improvements would be most ideal choice.
Home renovation and
hardwood floor repair
has become a trend particularly this year. Generally, residence owners realize that those small housing projects would be beneficials and could change the present condition of their homes for the better. Well, this has become the tendency because of the housing market situations, which influence the residents in staying put and investing money to update their homes instead.
Moreover, renovation is an excellent thing; it would actually boost a home's value when you want to sell it someday. A flooring project is one kind of those home improvement projects which people typically have nowadays. Whether new homes or old houses newly rented, it's inevitable to give an importance to the flooring. According to surveys in some real estate representatives, houses with a hardwood flooring would sell faster compared to houses with other kinds.
Hardwood floors today is still quite popular because of its timeless and natural beauty as well as elegance, which influences the ambiance and warmth of homes, making people love it entirely. Because of the development in the industry of home improvements, making various flooring materials and forms have increased. Also, customized hardwood flooring is becoming one of those most in demand improvement projects among consumers because of the classic feel it has.
Besides the aesthetic value which this type of floor can provide, there are some other benefits in terms of selecting one for you house and these are as follows:
1. Durability- A hardwood could last for a lifetime particularly with appropriate maintenance. Also, its stability would make it resistant to the human traffic.
2. Healthy Choice- A home's indoor quality is improved because of less to zero chemicals being released from this flooring than those laminate floors. It's an excellent choice as well for people who have allergies since hardwood will not trap allergens.
3. Easy Installation- Installing this flooring can be completed usually about several days.
4. Versatility- It could match modern or traditional architecture or decors of homes.
5. Maintenance- This type of floor is simple to clean. Regular mopping, wiping or sweeping are a few of those basic maintenance methods which could prolong the flooring's lifespan. In terms of those refinishing jobs, well this kind of floor could be sanded as well as refinished without issues, even more than once.
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Paint Protection Film, Clear Bra or PPF
Paint Protection Film (PPF) is a specifically designed urethane film (clear bra) designed to protect your cars thin and sensitive paint against damage. In Long Island, NY, Paint protection film can prevent unsightly rock chips, salt and road damage, insect damage, and minor scratching. Most modern films, especially SunTek Ultra, have a proprietary self healing top coat that is scratch and crack resistant with a unbelievably high gloss finish.
How is PPF Installed? Immense Skill is required
Proper preparation is absolutely crucial to a long lasting and aesthetically pleasing PPF install. All panels have to be completely flawless, dirt, dust, scratch, and chip free. All crevices, corners, edges and trim have to be thoroughly cleaned multiple times to remove built up dust and grime. This holds true even for new cars. With a new car prep at Xclusive Autoworks, even straight off the delivery truck, the preparation time can be upwards of 8 hours. Due to the thickness of some films, some shops choose to skip prep and install as quickly as possible to stay profitable. While clear film can mask some defects, when the time comes to remove the film either for resale or repairs, the damage will be evident. Xclusive Autoworks prides every install and will take whatever time is necessary for proper ppf installation.
Tailored one at a time, by hand
While some installations we do prefer to use pre-cut installation kits, it has become our preference to custom design, shape, and trim our film installs. This allows for the most accurate and precise installation. When PPF is installed by hand, we can get the film rolled or tucked towards every edge. This means it can be nearly seamless with no visible edges. Many times, you may never even know the car is wrapped in film.
How Long Does PPF Last and what is covered?
Paint protection film lasts years, not months. The film that we chose to use at Xclusive Autoworks was based off of the road conditions on Long Island. With SunTek's new self healing film, Ultra, you can be guaranteed 10 years of flawless and perfect durability. No yellowing, fading, hazing, or cracking. We would not choose any other film to put our name and reputation on. SunTek's film has the most optically clear top coat which means more gloss and clarity for you. If you choose to go with other PPF films such as Xpel Ultimate, you can see warranty programs upwards of 10 years as well.
If you are interested in further reading about paint protection film from SunTek you can read their Ultra spec sheet. You may also follow this link to learn more about Xpel film.
Not all film is the same
When shopping for clear bra and paint protection film, it's not always like shopping oranges to oranges. The skill, abilities, and natural talent of every installer is unique. The process of hand trimming film is a skill learned with years of experience and with modern films being so new to the industry, it's rare to find a talented installer. Xclusive Autoworks takes pride in every installation and our skilled team has the years of experience and pure natural talent to provide absolute perfection. The images shown below are issues we see with poor hand trimming and terrible seams in areas we would roll, tuck, and trim to a completely clean line.
Not all paint protection film is made the same and not all installers are all equally trained. Most installers are self taught with years of practice. But with the massive growth of the detailing community and introduction of new films to the mass market, the industry has recently seem an massive introduction of amateur installers. This has become a problem in the community as not all installers are as qualified as others leaving some customers in the dust with permanently cut paint, damaged headlights, and yellowing film. As shown below, this Ferrari unfortunately receive low grade film that yellowed and left severe residue on removal. After the glue and film was removed, we could see cuts in the paint from improper installation. Fortunately, our films carry a 10 year warranty against any failure and we back our work 100% with confidence and experience. Contact us for your exclusive vinyl or paint protection film installations.
Examples of poor installations…
Looking for an estimate to install PPF on Long Island? Contact Xclusive Autoworks Inc. today by calling (516) 965-7289 or visiting us at 20 Brooklyn Avenue Unit B, Massapequa, NY 11758.
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Leadership challenges in a global market
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In a climate of ever-developing connectivity, organizations the world over are keen to enhance their performance, increase competitiveness, grow in the global market and implement best practice in the shortest possible time. This brings challenges, particularly for businesses looking to harness the benefits of remote working or operate across a wider geographical area where mangers need to recognize that their leadership is key to success. Here are some of the tips to improve business through remote working: 1. Decide whether you wish to work as a team or as a group. 2. Map out a clear and compelling vision, which everyone buys into and which clarifies everyone's expectations. 3. Recognize the importance of trust and take account of the fact that it needs to be developed differently in remote working situations. 8. Consider what communication tools will deliver the desired results. 10. Avoid imposing your own values and outlook.
The effects of the financial crisis, the constantly evolving global economy and the ever-changing workplace have resulted in more people working in remote teams or from their own homes. Russell Evans, managing director of organisational and people development consultancy Primeast, and his director colleague, Warwick Abbott, are consulted by organisations around the world to implement remote working practices. In this article they offer their guidance and support to managers who find themselves in this situation.
Twenty years ago, it would have been hard to conceive that so many brands would operate across so many continents. And it would have been just as difficult to predict the proliferation of home workers - two million in the UK alone - who now benefit from greater flexibility,
This fundamental shift has brought a host of challenges not just for today's managers, who have to ensure that their teams perform across significant distances, but also for the remote worker who has to stay motivated while aiming to meet targets away from the hustle and bustle of an office.
In a climate of ever-developing connectivity, organisations the world over are keen to enhance their performance, increase competitiveness, grow In the global market and implement best practice in the shortest possible time. This brings challenges, particularly for businesses looking to harness the benefits of remote working or operate across a wider geographical area where mangers need to recognise that their leadership is key to success.
This way of working Is far from straightforward, for instance, the communication needs to be more frequent, more overt and more specific. Working with people remotely or virtually might pose some challenges but, If approached properly and If closely monitored, can deliver significant benefits. We hope that the ten top tips in the panel and the case history provided here, will help to add value and improve your business performance.
Primeast delivers experiential learning In handling change management, developing leadership skills and driving teamwork to businesses across the world.
The organisation is EN ISO9001 ;2008 approved for quality in the design and delivery of management and organisational development programmes.
Ten top tips to improve your business through remote working
1. Decide whether you wish to work as a team or as a group. Operating as a team will require greater effort to achieve added value and benefits, whereas a group is a simpler affair with linear links to the leader and where each person's responsibility is principally to meet their individual target.
2. Map out a clear and compelling vision, which everyone buys into and which clarifies everyone's expectations.
3. Become adept at engaging your people and enabling individuals or teams through coaching, rather than through instruction, so that all feel they are contributing to the organisation's overall strategy, even though they're not at the hub.
4. Recognise the importance of trust and take account of the fact that it needs to be developed differently in remote working situations.
5. Reward and compensate in line with individual preferences and set measurements of performance based on results, not activities. This permits some flexibility in how things are delivered and avoids unnecessary micro management
6. Develop and agree how to communicate as a team, particularly when it comes to making decisions, resolving issues and delivering results.
7. Keep in touch using as many different media as possible. Regularly check In with members to monitor progress and provide necessary feedback. Keep members apprised of critical information and decisions.
8. Consider what communication tools will deliver the desired results. Audio and visual conferencing might suit the leader but not have the attention of the participants.
9. Monitor performance and constantly evaluate the processes in place to maximise the benefits of remote working. If productivity and overheads do not show immediate improvements, it may be because you have failed to engage managers and employees In the new working arrangement.
10. Avoid imposing your own values and outlook. Be open to diversity and recognise how everyone brings something to the party.
Case Study: How to comfort and support a remote worker
Primeast has been working with one of the company's UK teams to ease a senior engineer's transition into remote working.
This is an unusual case because, for some years, the engineer operated remotely as a loan worker in Antwerp with the rest of the team based in the UK. He joined his colleagues in the UK in 2006 and recently the team was reorganised and he returned to Belgium.
On the one hand, he was excited to be returning to his home city. On the other hand, he became used to a bustling, friendly team environment and missed the day-to-day interaction, its richness and content, the humour, the banter, the news and the sharing of ideas. He feared that he would become isolated and ignored. Equipped with this new foresight, he recognised that his challenge was to remain engaged with his remote colleagues.
In such situations, Primeast encourages team members to hold a "value meeting" before the remote working begins. The content of this meeting should include a strategy: how can this team member, as a newly installed remote worker, continue to add value to the business? How will his performance be monitored and managed? In the short-term, it Is Important to assess the remote worker's expectations, and to ensure that these expectations can be met.
A long-term strategy is also essential. We recommended that a small group of people within the team take responsibility for caring for the team's remote worker. They stay in regular contact with him, keeping him up to date on team matters great and small and ensuring that he continues to view himself as a valued team member.
When a remote working strategy is developed, Primeast also encourages teams to develop and clarify their purposes, processes and behaviours. By ensuring that decisions are made together, successes are celebrated together and the leadership style is uniform across the team. In this way, many potential conflicts with discomfited remote workers can be avoided.© BrainMass Inc. brainmass.com March 21, 2019, 8:37 pm ad1c9bdddf
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There are several leadership challenges in the global market. These challenges include the problem of managing and providing leadership to remote working groups but extend beyond that. The challenge for global market leadership is to enhance performance of the global firm and to increase competitiveness. The leadership is challenged to implement best practices n the industry across a wider geographical area. There is a need for having several brands that operate globally and the leadership is challenged to ensure that teams perform across large distances. The leadership must ensure that the employees remain motivated and the businesses operate across large geographical areas. There is a need to monitor workers across considerable distances, support workers, and clarify the objectives, processes and activities.
The challenge for global market leadership begins with the marketplace being so diverse and multicultural. The marketing leaders need to work with customers and workers that are from different countries and perspectives. The marketing leaders have to market a larger number of products and services that are being consumed outside their country of origin and this leads to increasing global competition. The challenge for leaders in the global market is to remain flexible and be able to adapt to this diversity of customers and employees. For instance, the Sales Vice President of ...
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Just found a great project django-sorting. It's a generic way of queryset sorting.
It's based on middleware, and templatetag.
Please read the README.txt of the project.
In couple easy steps you get sorting:
1. Download & install django-sorting
2.In your settings.py
- add 'django-sorting' to INSTALLED_APPS
- add 'django_sorting.middleware.SortingMiddleware' to MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES
(make sure 'django.core.context_processors.request' is in your TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS
3. In your template code: (the one below goes directly from README.txt
{% anchor first_name "First Name" %}
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{% anchor creation_date Creation flojax my_container %}
The first argument is a field of the objects list, and the second
one(optional) is a title that would be displayed. The previous
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First Name
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It's BRILLIANT!
You should also use django-pagination for pagination support written by Eric as well.
Thank you ERIC!
Ps. Big thanks go to Karim (first author of django-sorting code) and other contributtors of these 2 great projects.


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Pungent curry, sweet fried onions, incense, colorful beads, and lush fabrics - The Sari Shop Widow is a novel set on the streets of Edison, New Jersey's Little India, where a young businesswoman rediscovers the magic of love and family. When Anjali Kapadia's posh sari boutique in New Jersey is on the verge of financial ruin, her wealthy uncle from India comes to her rescue. But the wily, dictatorial uncle arrives with some unpleasant surprises--a young Indo-British partner named Rishi Shah for one--and a startling secret that disturbs Anjali.
The Challenges of an Ethnic Fiction Writer
Despite the rising popularity of ethnic fiction, particularly from Asia, it is still a mere fraction of the thousands of fiction books published by American publishers. When I decided to venture into the hard-to-crack realm of fiction, especially mainstream, I knew it was going to be a serious challenge. And yet, with all the confidence and naiveté of a novice, I decided to take a bite nonetheless.
With a bit of caution, I began my creative writing career on a small scale, by writing articles for Indian-American publications, both print and electronic. With some 25 articles published in two years, I was rather pleased with myself. Not bad for a new writer, I figured, especially for a 50 year-old one who had never written a creative word beyond a class essay.
After that modest taste of success, I started writing short stories with Indian heroes and heroines. My stories were suitable for ethnic Asian publications, but how would the mainstream American ones react to my submissions? And my ambitions were gradually shifting in that direction.
Would they appreciate stories about arranged marriage, dowry, virgin brides and grooms, and male dominance? Would they even bother with characters like obedient wives and mothers who, despite advanced degrees and flourishing careers of their own, catered happily to the men their lives?
Not many American readers know a lot about Indian culture. It is not because they are ignorant; it is because Indian writers and moviemakers have not been effective in portraying the true face of India to American audiences. The real India lies somewhere between the glamour of Bollywood movies and the deprivation and despair of serious literary novels and documentaries.
To learn the techniques of making my stories more appealing to non-Indians, I enrolled in a creative writing course at the local community college. Our homework was read aloud for a critique session each week. As I read my short story about a young bride in an unhappy marriage, my American classmates just could not comprehend why my modern young protagonist could not walk away from her spineless husband and abusive in-laws. And if she happened to fall in love with another man and wanted to make love with him, why did she not surrender to the urge?
However, the course made me realize I had to get more creative in creating my characters. I could not assume that my readers would connect with them instantly, or understand their rationale, let alone sympathize with them. I had to make my stories unique and interesting enough to keep my readers turning the pages. Over the next couple of years I worked hard at doing exactly that.
The road to becoming a published author has been bumpy to say the least, with a lot of bruises to my ego. Landing a reputable agent and publisher were sweet experiences, but they came after a long and hard upward climb.
Creating shy yet sociable, timid yet sufficiently bold women clad in saris and lehengas, and making them likable is a tough job. Presenting sensitive, soft-hearted males as real men and not wimps, and authoritative males as essentially good at heart to a non-Asian readership is even tougher.
I still struggle with the fine balance between explaining and over-explaining an Indian word, custom, tradition or adage. Indians are not prone to emotional displays, so I often have to get into the character's mind and explain away the finer emotions.
Introducing sexually tense and graphic scenes into my Indian romances is another little stumbling block to navigate. Young women in contemporary India are no longer the shy virgins of yesteryear, but their sex lives are still very private and secret. Their independent streak naturally causes friction in their conservative families. And I have to keep that fact in mind as I craft my romantic stories. But friction and tension are good things when it comes to creating a novel. A good, juicy story thrives on conflict, taboos, and societal constraints.
Nevertheless, despite all the challenges, my novels have turned into something that many readers delight in, and they have garnered me a large and loyal readership. For that I am deeply grateful to my karma and my family and friends.
To enter my contest and read my award-winning short stories, articles, recipes, and see some interesting photographs from India, go to my website, www.shobhanbantwal.com. The book trailer video for THE SARI SHOP WIDOW and my other books can be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9uRlbkxxes.
Thank you for that entertaining post, dear Author! From personal experience, I can relate to many of the issues you've touched in this post of yours. You've described it exactly! And it is that insight that you have into the minds of your readers that makes your stories to compelling. Kudos! I look forward to many more years of reading your books. Read Shoban's previous post here.
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Parish church
The weekly service was conducted by the Reverend Elspeth Harley, who again welcomed two female visitors on holiday from the Bridgenorth area and who had spent much of their week at Selkirk Common Riding and around the Borders. The Bible reading was delivered by session clerk Anne Grieve, and music was supplied by Andy and Catriona Bird and Anne Grieve. Georgie Bird is holding a sponsored silence this week to raise money for Riding for the Disabled. Anyone who can help patients at the BGH attend chaplaincy centre services is asked to contact Jo Lawson. There will be a meeting of the congregational board on June 25 at 7pm in the church. It was also announced that the Kirkin' of the Braw Lad and Lass will take place in Trinity Church on Sunday at 11.15am.
Hall roof
The village hall has at last been successful in getting help to replace the roof. Langhope Rig wind farm community fund has awarded a grant of £5,000 towards the project, with the hall providing more than £2,000 more from its own fundraising efforts and St Mary's SRI making a donation of £236 . The sale and teas event scheduled for June 27 has been postponed to a later date, to be decided once the work on the roof is completed.
Earlston community cafe is open for coffee, tea and biscuits every Wednesday (10.30am-noon) in the church hall. No charge, but donations accepted.
Parish church
The communion service on Sunday at 10.15am will be conducted by the Reverend Bruce Lawrie. All elders should meet in the vestry at 9.45am to conduct important session business which has to be dealt with before the next scheduled meeting. June 27 is Messy Church in the church hall from 10.30am to
1pm. On June 28, the civic week service will be held in the marquee at 10.15am. There will be an evening service at 6.30pm in the church on the same day.
School exhibition
Eddleston Primary School's World War One and farming exhibition is on display at the Royal Highland Show, within the eco-garden and cottage, located in the countryside area of the showground. Staff and pupils have teamed up with the Royal Highland Agricultural Show Society to mark the centenary of World War One and pay tribute to how it changed rural Scotland forever. The school will display a contemporary project within the cottage to show how life in a rural parish like Eddleston changed for the adults and children left at home during the conflict, in particular focusing on farming, horticulture and food production. In addition, the pupils have examined the differences that exist in agriculture between 1915 and 2015 using local farms. The children have visited properties within Eddleston parish, interviewing local farmers, and collecting other information from newspaper archives, old records such as valuation rolls and photographs. Some pupils will personally present their work to The Princess Royal when she attends the show on June 19. The Royal Highland Show runs from today (Thursday) until June 22.
The community are looking forward to welcoming Callant Raeburn and his Henchmen at Redewsire on July 4.
Clay shoot
The clay shoot held on Saturday, June 13, at Edgerston Tofts was won by Team Eildon (Sue and Ian Braithwaite, Kim Cooper) and Top Gun Andy Dunsuir.
Trinity church
Minister Elspeth Harley conducted the service on Sunday. Alistair Wilson read Bible passages, while Dorothy Howden played music for the hymns. The Braw Lad will be kirked at the June 21 service, which starts at 11.15am. Sunday morning will also see the last of the Kidz Klub meetings until after the summer holidays. Some of the children are participating in the Braw Lads' sports in the afternoon.
As the Rotary year comes to an end on June 30, incoming president Lynda Stoddart and her committee chairs have announced plans for the coming year. The first event will be the summer fun day in August, followed by pre-Christmas events at the end of November and the Christmas Eve carol service. The senior citizens' lunch will be held in the spring. Internationally, the club will continue to support victims of disasters such as the recent earthquake in Nepal and, to support these causes, will hold a collection at Tesco in December. Youth activities will include the primary school quiz and a greater range of work with the Academy. As usual, students will be sent to the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards camp and Challenge Enterprise. In sport, Rotarians will send players to the Young Golfer competition and hold its own fundraising event in June. There are also plans to visit Virtual Golf again, as well as days at Kelso Races and a rugby match between Gala and Melrose. Meanwhile, club secretary Rae Hastings revisited his climb of Kilimanjaro with former Rotarian Duncan McCosh. This trip was 10 years ago and raised funds in excess of £6,000 through sponsorship for Jaipur Limb and the Macmillan MRI scanner appeal. Rae recalled the numbers of people climbing, passing through six climate zones, the effort required and the emotion felt when reaching the summit.
Charity appeal
A charity shop in Galashiels is urging locals to clear their closets of unwanted clothes and donate them to help treat sick and injured pets. PDSA at 64 Channel Street is on the hunt for ladies', men's and children's clothing to sell. For more information, contact Linzi Liddle on 01896 759881.
On June 20 (10am-noon) at Langlee Community Centre, Fit Borders is hosting a Zumbathon in aid of Arthurshiel Rescue Centre, St Boswells. This event is the swansong fundraising event for Arthurshiel volunteer Sheena Chappell, who is retiring from active service in the fundraising field for the charity after having been involved with them in various categories for the last 15 years. Tickets are available from the Fit Borders website and instructors.
Winners of the whist drive held on June 8 – ladies – 1, Betty Fleming; 2, Evelyn Taylor; 3, Joan Kyle; booby, Greta Middlemas; gents – 1, Alistair Patterson; 2, Peter Hedley; 3, Izzy Brodie; booby, Alistair Cameron.
Lunch club
Last Wednesday's gathering was well attended, with lots
of new faces from far and wide.
The new date for the SRI's "Evening with the Callant" is June 24. Tickets are still valid and one can pay at the door.
Bridge club
June 9 – N/S – 1, John and Marian Miller; 2, Ken Auckland and Dave King; E/W – 1, Rob Goldie and Margaret MacLeod; 2, Helen and Malcolm Ouldcott.
At the post-common riding meeting, the club broke up into its different committees and discussed future plans and activities to be presented at the club assembly. The coffee morning realised £1,000 and this is being disbursed as £750 to the Rotary Napal Earthquake Appeal and £250 to Mr Sherpa, Selkirk, a Nepalese who lives and works there. He is raising funds to assist him in helping to rebuild his native village.
The service on June 21 will take the form of a breakfast story and song at 8.30am in the Hall of Friendship. There is also a service at St Ronan's House at 4pm.
Games Week
Local entries for the American Cup (800 metres handicap) and the New Zealand trophy (200 metres handicap) must be made to sports secretary Sarah Lindsay (01869 833590) no later than July 12. No entries for these events will be accepted on the field on Games Saturday (July 18). Both races are for youths – 9 years to under-18s – and are confined to Innerleithen, Walkerburn and Traquair. Anyone who would like to buy Games Week bunting should contact treasurer Norman Scott (01896) 830621. Last orders – June 26. Volunteers should blankets for the collections during the fancy dress parade on July 16 and flower parade two days later. Those willing to help are asked to contact Games committee treasurer Norman Scott (01896) 830621. The senior citizens' social evening will be held in the Memorial Hall on July 9, with doors opening at 7pm. Tickets are available at the Thrift Shop, free of charge. It is hoped that as many people as possible will decorate their homes to help brighten the town for its most important week of the year. Anyone who wishes to have their house judged for the fancy dress parade must give their name to Games secretary Stewart Wilson (07912 848009) no later than 8pm on July 15. Shops and businesses will also be judged, with prizes on offer. The final committee meetings will take place on Wednesdays June 24, and July 1 and 8. All meetings will be held in the council chamber, Memorial Hall, at 7pm .
At the club business meeting last Thursday, it was agreed that £75 would be given to Jedburgh Grammar School to help pay for end-of-term prizes. The club will also give £100 to Jedburgh Karate Club towards a jerkin which competitors wear when taking part in karate exams, and £85 for crocus bulbs to be planted around the town, illustrating the club's efforts to eliminate polio throughout the world. The Rotary Ladies plant sale raised £200 for the club charity account. All officers for the next Rotary year have been appointed and the club will meet on July 2 in assembly to confirm Tony Rae as new president, taking over from Gordon Stuart.
Holocaust survivor
Pupils from Jedburgh Grammar School assembled in the town hall to hear one of the last Holocaust survivors, Zigi Schipper, speak about his experiences in the Lodz ghetto in Poland, of Auschwitz-Birkenau and his subsequent new life in the UK. The event was organised jointly by the school and Jedburgh Rotary Club.
Book sale
Kelso Youth Project's DVD/CD/book sale is on June 20 (9.30am-4pm) in Kelso Square. Volunteers to help run the event are needed – contact firstname.lastname@example.com or ring 07958 277766. Donations of old DVDs, CDs and books can be dropped off at The Planet (next door to Border Ice Rink) today (Thursday) from 3-9pm and tomorrow, 4-6.30pm.
Kelso Stitchers' last meeting for this session is on June 23 – a visit to Moy Mackay's studio in Peebles. For further information, contact Rineke Sangster (01573 229414).
Bridge club
June 7 – Kelso Bridge Congress – pairs – 1, Diana Drysdale and Ros French; 2, Maureen Weightman and Helen Long; 3, Brian Saywood and Ken Ross; 4, Helen MacNeil and Liz Henderson; 5, Kate Mole and Margaret Patterson; 6, Maureen McMillan and Jennifer Marshall. Swiss teams – 1, Margaret Alder, Nigel Booth, Ritchie Thompson, Liz Barr; 2, John Anderson, Tom Allison, Lesley Kydd, Alex Crawford; 3, Robin Sharp, Jan Sharp, Alastair Small, Sheila Small; 4 (equal), Alister Rae, Maurice Franceschi, Catriona Gardiner, Elizabeth Peckham and Norman Morrison, Bett Morrison, Iain Morton, Margaret Morton; 6, Bob Stevenson, Annie Mitchell. Jon Bridger, Gerry Eglinton. Club nights – June 10 – Howell movement – 1, Dominic Alkin and Diana Alkin; 2, David Harris Burland and Sheila Urquhart; 3, Jean McLaren and Alison Ireland. June 11 – N/S – 1, Michael Horwood and Alison Ireland; 2, Archie Stewart and Billy Potts; E/W – 1, Gerry Eglington and Jon Bridger; 2, John and Marian Miller.
Amateur drama
Kelso Amateur Dramatic Society has chosen "Cash On Delivery", a farce by Michael Cooney, for its November production. The company will be directed by Susan Stewart, a stalwart member, with a wealth of experience on stage and behind scenes. A play reading will be held on June
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Each year, Langholm residents wait in anticipation on the outcome of the Derby – the Common Riding colours are taken from the winning owner. Golden Horn was a comfortable three-and-a-half-lengths victor with Frankie Dettori in the saddle as 13-8 favourite for trainer John Gosden, and in the black, white and red colours of owner Anthony Oppenheimer.
Town Band
The Town Band bicentenary celebrations continued as members performed at a prestigious engagement to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. The band was invited by the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo to take part in the Eve of Waterloo extravaganza in the Usher Hall, Edinburgh. Under the baton of musical director Chris Shanks, the Town Band performed on its own, and in a massed band consisting of more than 300 performers, including the bands of the Royal Marines Scotland and the Royal Regiment of Scotland, the Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards and the Royal Regiment of Scotland, in company with Erskine Stewart's Melville Schools Choir. The Town Band has its own close ties with the Battle of Waterloo – the first significant recorded appearance was on the return of the Scots Greys from the conflict when a recently formed band of musicians paraded the returning soldiers through the town. The officer commanding the soldiers was so impressed with the band's performance he presented them with part of the brass from the harness of his horse, now known as the band buckle.
Probus club
President Irving Stuart welcomed 18 members to a meeting in the Eskdale Hotel. There are still seats available for the trip to Dumfries House on Wednesday, August 19. Club member Bill Jamison gave a talk on the history of Eskdalemuir seismological recording station, which opened in 1962. Its purpose was to monitor the Limited Atomic Test Ban Treaty of 1963, heralding a slight warming of Cold War politics. Eskdalemuir was chosen because of its remoteness and quietness, so continuous 24-hour monitoring there would show up any underground anomalies.
Westerhall Gardens
The gardens at Westerhall, a few miles from the town, are now open to the public. The open day was run in conjunction with Scotland's Gardens, a registered charity created in 1931. It raises funds for other deserving causes by facilitating the opening of gardens throughout Scotland to the public. Head gardener Grant Moir was on hand to give advice and there was a plant sale. Westerkirk Parish Trust received 40% of the takings, with the remainder going to Scotland's Gardens.
Historical society
Michael Middlemiss will give a presentation on the Lauder Burgesses and Burgess Acres on June 24 at 7.30pm in Lauder Youth Trust Hall. Further details from Joan Stevens on 01578 722559.
Duck race
A duck race will take place on June 20 at 3pm. Meet at the church car park before walking down to the burn. Ducks cost £2 and there will be cash prizes. A barbecue will follow at the village hall – bring your own food and drink. Proceeds to Borders Search and Rescue Unit.
Parish church
At the Kirkin' of the Melrosian, the lessons were read by festival chairman James Marjoribanks and Melrosian Donald Crawford. Activities: foodbank ongoing; June 21 services, Bowden (9.30am) and Melrose (11am).
"Discovery and Excavation", the just-published 240-page annual report of Archaeology Scotland, highlights two Borders discoveries. Not far from Galashiels there appeared a denarius of the Emperor Domitian (dated to 92-95AD) and a diamond-shaped Roman plate brooch. They were allocated, under treasure trove, to National Museums in Edinburgh. Not far from Hawick a Roman copper-bronze vessel was found, upside down and almost intact – that find went to Borders museums. Today (Thursday) at 1.30pm, there is a Trimontium walk.
Fishing club
Club competition results – 1, Stuart McNulty; 2, Jeannie McNulty; 3, Jim McNulty; heavy trout, Jeannie McNulty; heavy 3, Dave Gray; heavy 6, Stuart McNulty. A pairs competition will be held on June 20, 3.30-6.30pm – draw in Templehall today (Thursday) at 9pm. Caverton Mill fishing competition is on June 27, 7-11am – draw in Templehall on June 25 at 9pm.
Members had their summer outing on June 10 to Minto Golf Club for supper. A quiz was presented by Grace Cessford and Morag Thomson, and won by Lizzie Thomson. A vote of thanks was extended by Catherine Mabon.
Coffee morning
The institute coffee morning was held on Saturday when chairman Gilbert Elliot opened the event and paid tribute to Eileen Woodward, secretary for many years, who died suddenly last October. Catherine Mabon has taken over as secretary. The coffee morning raised £500 for institute funds. Competition winners – cushions, Margaret Pederson; treasure hunt, Matilda Hall; jar of sweeties, Anne Brown; plant, Helen Herkes; basket of vegetables, Catherine Mabon.
Trysting Tree
The Kelso Laddie and Jethart Callant meet at the Trysting Tree at 2.30pm on June 21.
Open meeting
A Morebattle Games Festival Week open meeting will be held on June 23 at 7.30pm in the village hall.
Book sale
See Kelso section.
A new Spar shop which was once the Royal British Legion premises has been officially opened by Tub Jock Elliot. Irene Bell and Dave Stockell are running the business, and the first 100 shoppers were given a free bag of Spar products. The Legion building was bought at auction by Sean Turnbull and Darren Armstrong who then had renovation work carried out. They are soon to start converting the upstairs section to make it into a function room.
Fun day
Liddesdale Parish Church held a fun day with a variety of games and competitions in and outside the village hall, and despite the wet weather there was a good turnout and more than £800 was raised.
Fun day
Local residents should have an action-packed day on June 27. The activities begin at midday with a 10-kilometre run following a route through local lanes and farms. The children's sports are at 3pm on the playpitch beside the village hall. Fun events for the adults include welly-throwing and a tug-o-war. In the evening a barbecue and hog roast will take place at the village hall from 6pm. There will be live music from the Peter Fry Group, Gale Force and Kelso High School students.
The next service in Traquair Kirk will be on June 28 at 10.30am.
Book sale
See Kelso section.
A village lunch will be held today (Thursday) in the Wauchope Hall at noon, with the proceeds going to Festival Week.
Festival events
Family bingo in the Wauchope Hall tonight (Thursday) from 7pm. Tomorrow (Friday) it's ladies' darts in Plough Hotel and fun bowling event in the Wauchope Hall. Saturday – duck race on the River Bowmont at noon, followed by a family afternoon on Kirk Yetholm Green.
There are still tickets left for the dance on June 20 in the Wauchope Hall, available from the village shop.
School sports are due to be held at 1.30pm on June 22 in the Playing Field.
The Youth Hall AGM is in hall at 7.30pm on June 25.
Shepherds' show
Shepherds' show organisers will hold an extraordinary general meeting on June 25 at 8pm in the Wauchope Hall.


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The Awakening Collection from Jessica Cosmetics is a gorgeous collection of "Elegant Neutrals." There are six rich, versatile colors in this collection. When I first saw this collection I knew I needed to get my hands on it. I love cremes and the rich colors of this collection, they are perfect for nail art! or for a simple mani.The Awakening Collection is inspired by the butterfly and its transformation from a caterpillar.
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Flutter is a medium brownish-tan creme. I like Flutter with my skin tone, and once again would definitely use Flutter as a base for nail art, or even for a more mature mani. Flutter as was fully opaque in 2 coats.
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Monarch is a slate gray creme, I wouldn't say the color is particularly unique, but I love all shades of gray. Monarch applied easily and was opaque in 2 coats. I love Monarch and can easily see myself using it as a base color in many manis!
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Sky High is a gorgeous soft baby blue creme. This light blue creme covers in 2 coats. I love baby blues (if you know my love for Zoya Kristen you're aware of this) and I use them for many nail art designs. I can't wait to include this in my stash, I can picture beautiful skies and waves made with Sky High.
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Soar is a dusty rose-pink. Soar seems to me very similar to a taupe but with a hint of rose pink that makes it stand out from other tans. I do not particularly love Soar for my skin tone, but I could easily see someone using this for a simple yet sophisticated manicure. Soar covered fully in 2 coats.
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Sunrise is a gorgeous shimmery coral. Sunrise is a bit of an odd-ball in this collection, but I don't mind at all. The coral is a bit more orange than pink with a white shimmer. Sunrise is a beautiful color perfect for summer and spring. Sunrise covered fully in 2 coats.
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Wing It is a rich light taupe creme. Although Wing It may be a bit light for my skin tone, I love it. Nudes have been very in lately and I would consider Wing It a nude for me. I think Wing It is a beautiful light tan creme and as with the other cremes in the Awakening Collection would be perfect for some gorgeous nail art. I love different tans/taupes and am very excited to add Wing It to my collection. Wing It also was fully opaque in 2 coats.
Overall, I love the Awakening Collection, I think the neutrals are gorgeous, I love the sophisticated spring feeling they have and can definitely see myself wearing all these shades multiple times over the upcoming months. The formula of Jessica Cosmetic's polishes is great! All of these polishes were fully opaque in 2 coats! That means a lot to me because I am SO impatient when it comes to waiting for polish to dry!
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When people is selling a car, hope to undertake assessment first, actually, evaluate this term, but the understanding of one divides into two, already " evaluate " and " appraisal " . Introduce respectively below.
1, appraisal. Need to follow market level, for instance car of which years, what kind of configuration, number of course of development, again integrated the price quotations of market of new, old car, can have appraised price to car. The appraisal with our for instance medium program, it is a basis afore-mentioned foregone conditions, be in what did not see undertake below objective circumstance. Appraisal is one clinchs a deal the limits of valence, for instance the nimble 2002 amounts to GIX, limits is in 5.5-6 10 thousand yuan between. Pointing to is to be in car condition is basic and good, formalities is not had be short of break premise to fall, clinch a deal finally the limits of valence. The factor that affects appraised price includes; Value of new car market is dynamic, of brand and model famous spend the situation that reachs public praise, fittings and maintenance to wait a moment. The method of appraisal has a lot of, academia uses computational formula, for instance:
Replacement price * (1- already used fixed number of year / the regulation uses fixed number of year) *100%* adjusts coefficient
Among them, (1- already used fixed number of year / the regulation uses fixed number of year) *100%part, the result that reach cries " into new rate " . "Replacement price " point to the price that is the same as type new car namely. But this formula suits to still be in more sold model.
For instance, 1.6GL of Yi Lan spy, already used 2 years. At present new car coachs valence is one hundred and four thousand eight hundred yuan, preferential price makes an appointment with 90 thousand yuan or so, attach most importance to put price with 90 thousand yuan, economic service life is 15 years, according to formula:
90000* (1-2/15) *100%=78000 yuan.
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The dates for the next Cambridge Living History Fair are
on Saturday, October 20th and Sunday, October 21st, 2018
It will be held at the
Wood Green Animal Centre, London Road, Godmanchester PE29 2NH
Saturday, 10am until 5pm
Sunday, 10am until 4pm
Admission £2, no charge for children under 16 when accompanied by an adult.
Historia Originata was created as a trade show aimed at re-enactors and history/museum professionals in England, Scotland and N Ireland. Following on from the first three shows in Carlisle, the fair moved to the Rheged Centre for the fourth and fifth shows. Now, moved to the Wood Green Centre as the Cambridge Living History Fair, the change of venues has proven very successful with a large list of traders for the October market with many traders already re-booked for the February 2018 market.
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The wedding photographer should take you in some preparations before. This includes some engagement photography. These photos add to your history. You can even use them as part of the wedding venue decor. This decor often helps you to see the mileages you have made into your life. When most customers are impressed by the wedding photographer, they often involve them in taking family portraits. These portraits help to create a story of how you are progressing. You can take photos of the kid, show the kid growing up and even when you are aged. For further details regarding wedding photography, check out
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kiss me,i'm irish
In keeping with trying to teach our children about community service we decided to adopt a convalescent home for St. Patrick's Day. I called to ask if it would be ok and to inquire about how many residents there were- 44! We explained to the children about how people in convalescent homes can get lonely and that it would be nice to do a little something to cheer them up for St. Patrick's Day. I got some green bags at the craft store and our older two children helped stuff five kisses into each bag (five - since the bags were small- and then there would be one kiss from each of us). We also included a little piece of gold paper that reads "kiss me, i'm irish" along with a gold paper shamrock. We are going as a family to deliver them and I know that the response from the residents will be enough encouragement for my children to know in their hearts that they made someone happy!
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During the Presidents Week recess when Congressmembers are supposed to meet with constituents, I attended two jam-packed rallies focused on saving Obamacare (this followed the rallies held coast-to-coast in the days before the inauguration). In each of these, desperate people (dismissed by Republicans as "paid professional agitators") stood up to preserve the Affordable Care Act.
While not perfect (after all, how could it be when Obama had to thread a ridiculously tiny needle to get anything passed the Republican wall of opposition), Obamacare has brought coverage to 20 million previously uninsured people, reducing the percentage of uninsured Americans to a historic low of 8.6%, allowed children up to age 26 stay on their parents' plan, mandated coverage for preexisting conditions, ended lifetime caps, capped the amount of premium that for-profit insurance pocketed for non-patient purposes at 20% (versus 97% that Medicare spends on patient care ), instituted basic standards of coverage that included, for the first time, wellness visits, coverage for certain regular tests (mammograms, colonoscopy).
The secret sauce? Mandating coverage or else pay a penalty, but if you didn't earn enough to pay, you would be able to get subsidies from the government Why? Because the whole thing revolved around the idea that young and healthy people would pay into the system, bringing down the insurance premium for everyone. And every policy would cover certain basics, like child birth and prostate cancer, mammogram and colonscopy (ending the higher premiums for a woman).
And it was working: in the first place because if people can go to their doctors earlier, get diagnostic tests and catch illnesses earlier, they are less expensive to treat, let alone reduce the amount of suffering while increasing a person's productivity during their prime years.
Let's review: before Obamacare, nearly 50 million people were without health insurance and tens of thousands of families were losing health insurance as they were losing their jobs (and homes) to the Bush/Cheney Great Recession. 20,000 people a year were dying needlessly simply for lack of access to affordable health care.
And, for years, for-profit insurance companies, with a 33% margin, were raising premiums at three to five times the CPI each year; routinely dropping doctors, denying coverage, throwing people off for "preexisting conditions." Companies were dropping health benefits for employees.
"Preexisting condition? Life is a preexisting condition, resulting from sexual contact and will invariable end in death," Dr Martha Livingstone, vice chair of Physicians for a National Health Program, told an overflow audience at the Universalist Unitarian Church in Huntington. "We all have a preexisting condition. We all need health care because we are human beings. How we will get it?"
Congressman Tom Suozzi, who stood in front of SRO town hall at the JCC in Plainview, and again at the Huntington health care rally, and back in January, with Kathleen Rice, at a massive health care rally, said about Obamacare, "Mend it. Don't End it."
The key problems with Obamacare, people complained, are high deductibles (for the cheapest plans), that premiums rose significantly (after rising at the slowest rate of increase in 50 years and mainly because of the Republican sabotage that prevented the full implementation), and that doctors, and even insurers would change (which happened before, as well).
What Republicans are proposing now, though, doesn't "fix" any of these problems. In essence, the Republican plan favors the healthy and the wealthy, shifting the burden of payment while providing fewer benefits onto working people, low-income people and the elderly, while – and here is the added bonus – exploding the budget deficit. Millions will lose insurance; costs will skyrocket, and Republicans are ramming it through without "scoring" its impact on the budget or people.
They concocted the bill in secret, are ramming it through without proper analysis, scrutiny or debate, or even "scoring" by the Congressional Budget Office, and here's the added subterfuge: they are repealing the elements in stages: by 2018 for the first parts (to minimize impact on midterm elections) and by 2020 for the complete repeal (to ease the way for Trump's reelection).
The Republican plan begins with ending that "freedom killing" mandate, which is the hinge upon which access to affordable health care rests, because by requiring everyone – young, healthy people who might otherwise defray health insurance costs – to purchase, the pool is large enough to keep premiums down for everyone, while covering everything from child birth to mental health to pre-existing conditions.
Instead of a mandate, enforced with a modest tax penalty, to insure that enough healthy, young people are in the pool to lower everyone's premium while expanding care and access even if there is a pre-existing condition, the Republican plan provides for a 30% "surcharge" if you have let insurance lapse more than 60 days. So if you have lost your job, and therefore your health insurance, and can't pay, you will only get further and further behind.
The other prime elements:
Instead of subsidies for people who don't earn enough to purchase health insurance, Republicans want to give tax credits, which only are beneficial if you earn enough to pay. What is more, they want tax credits not to be based on income at all, but on age, so a 60 year old would get $4000 in tax credits while a 30-year old minimum-wage worker would get $2000 –still only a fraction of the cost of a minimally basic health plan – up to $14,000 in credits for a family.
The other big idea to "afford" health care is the Health Savings Account, which Republicans have wanted forever – another scheme to bolster Wall Street donors, and provide yet another device for the wealthiest to shield income from tax. The flaw is that you need to have enough money to stash away in HSA to begin with. But suppose you get a cancer diagnosis or are hit by a car before you have accumulated sufficient funds? Or you contract some illness that blows through your HSA? Tough luck.
The GOP plan would end the Medicaid expansion – when the federal government paid 90% instead of 50% of the state's Medicaid cost — which will result in 10 million people in 31 states losing health insurance.
Another keystone of the GOP health care con is to give states block grants – a fixed amount that has no correlation to actual need. The interesting thing is that Governors tend not to use the money for its purpose (health care for the poorest residents), but for pet priorities like lowering taxes for businesses.
The Republicans say they want to shift "power" back to the states. But states always had the ability, before, to devise their own health care plan, as long as it met basic standards of the Affordable Care Act. What states want is the ability –and the excuse – not to provide universal coverage.
Republicans will claim that their plan will continue to cover pre-existing conditions. But their idea is to stick people with pre-existing conditions into high-risk pools, which could put the cost out of reach.
Indeed, no one has bothered to mention that Obamacare capped the amount that the for-profit insurance companies could charge for non-patient services – it was at 33% (versus a 3% administrative budget for Medicare) before the ACA, which required 80% of the premium to go to patient services. That is out the window.
An added zinger, just for good, is that the plan ends federal funding for Planned Parenthood. Gotcha!
Trump proposes to cure the cost problem making it possible to buy insurance across state lines, without saying how that would actually reduce the cost of the premium, under the pretext that "competition" will lower the cost. Except that the same few companies dominate the market in most states, and like airlines, can just raise premiums as they like. Also, this would negate New York's ability to set standards on insurance companies. And wouldn't it also mean that New Yorkers would pay the higher premium for Southern obesity?
Most of the changes are phased in – they don't get implemented until after the 2018 midterm elections, and Obamacare is not completely repealed until after the 2020 elections.
But what Republicans claim is the "unsustainability" of Obamacare is the result of Republicans efforts to sabotage it from day 1. And the first thing that Trump did? Ended enforcement of the mandate and issue a proposal to cut next year's enrollment period in half allow insurance companies to easily raise deductibles, limit patients' choice of doctors, and restrict others from getting covered mid-year — even if they have a child or lose their employer-based insurance. Insurance companies are pulling out because the Republicans are intentionally making it impossible for them to do business.
By immediately repealing the mandate as well as the taxes that support Obamacare, it is truly unsustainable and more insurance companies that are planning premium rates and participation now, will either pull out or hike up premiums to ridiculous levels because essentially, they are only insuring sick, older people.
The taxes that pay for the Obamacare health care benefits are also being immediately repealed which will explode the budget deficit, which somehow, Republicans only care about when a Democrat is in the Oval office.
And here is the stunner: the Republicans, who have worked this up in secret, without any debate or public commentary (they dismiss the millions who have come out to town halls, rallies and protests as "paid professional agitators" instead of people with real concerns), plan to shove the legislation through without even scoring by the Congressional Budget Office. They can't say how much health insurance will cost in TrumpWorld, or how many people will wind up losing health insurance or who wind up being woefully uninsured because they can only afford a minimal policy that doesn't actually cover anything. They can't say how many more employers (only about half were offering health insurance benefits before ACA) will simply stop providing any health care benefit at all. That's Freedom! That's Choice!
"Do we want people to have socialized medicine or individual accountability, personal choice, where businesses decide?" Congressman Chris Collins (R-NY) asked hypothetically.
Obamacare did not just benefit the 30 million people who were able to afford health insurance, 20 million of them for the first time. It benefited every American who also has insurance, and every American who has Medicare, as well. And remember the complaints with Obamacare? That deductibles were too high; premiums went up significantly from the first year (except they had traditionally gone up at 3 to 5 times the CPI, without any limits). That doctors left the plan or insurance companies changed the plan to exited the exchanges? The Republican plan does not improve any of this. Instead, it returns health care to the total control of for-profit companies, who can raise premiums at will, drop doctors at will, set lifetime caps or refuse to cover certain procedures.
Health care should be a right, not a privilege reserved with the means to pay for it. But the Republican mold would create a system of unequal protection throughout the land. If you happen to live in New York State, you are likely to have better access to life saving, life-affirming care for your family than if you live in Texas.
The Republican plan is a prescription for sicker people who don't get the checkups, early diagnosis and wellness care to prevent more serious (and costly) and deadly maladies. But they don't care. Indeed, the rightwingers like Freedom Caucus who are howling mad at the American Health Care Act are upset that it is not draconian enough, that it is "Obamacare Light".
In TrumpWorld, people are back at the mercy of the for-profit health insurance and health care industry, back under the thumb of employers and abusive spouses. Now that's freedom-killing, as much as it is a death penalty.
It is as Alan Grayson said early in the Obamacare debate: "The Republican health care plan: don't get sick. The Republicans have a back-up plan in case you do get sick … Die quickly!"
Rightwingers, conservatives don't hate Obamacare because it smacks of "socialized medicine." They hate it because they believe when everyone is entitled to health care, there will be a shortage of doctors, of hospital beds. They will have to wait for appointments. They fear "rationing," not caring that to avoid that feared scenario, it means that 50 million people will be excluded from health care system altogether.
The solution to having truly universal health care is to reform the health care system – more physicians assistants, nurse practitioners, online diagnosis and triage, more early diagnosis and wellness care.
Contrary to the rightwing hysteria (death panels!) Obamacare is not socialized medicine because it bent health care into a pretzel in order to retain for-profit health insurance entities as the gatekeeper between patients and health care. But the epic failure of the Republican plan, which more than restores ultimate control over people's lives and quality of life to for-profit companies and employers and abusive spouses, will likely result in a true universal, Medicare-for-All, single-payer system.
Trouble is, that won't happen for decades more, and not until after hundreds of thousands of people have suffered miserably, died needlessly, prematurely, for lack of access to timely, affordable, quality health care.
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N. Oregon Coast Travel Tips: Netarts, Happy Camp Surprises
Three Capes Loop Virtual Tour, Oregon Coast: Oceanside, Netarts, Tierra Del Mar, Pacific City
(Oceanside, Oregon) - Netarts – and its little beach neighborhood of Happy Camp – host a myriad of surprises in the sand.
Head down the tiny street going into Happy Camp and you'll notice just about everyone one the homes in the area are built up really high. This is to protect it from raging tides, exceptionally large storm conditions and maybe even tsunamis (one did hit here in the early 20th century, wiping out Happy Camp).
The entire beach area around Netarts hosts diminutive bits of the unexpected: from the ancient beach signs and wooden posts to objects lying in the sand. Case in point: this concrete pipe oddity.
Sometimes, the surprises are in the bigger picture. The sandy spit of Netarts and its flats form fun and interesting patterns seen only from above, which can make for quite the visual explosion and experience when paired with whatever is going on with the sky.
Grabbing clams from those flats is a big thing around here. Watching seals and various large birds can also be a highlight.
You'll find Netarts about 7 miles west of Tillamook on the Three Capes Loop, and about two miles from Oceanside. See maps of the area and satellite images at the Oceanside, Pacific City, Netarts Virtual Tour, Map.


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Adelaide's laneway scene has emerged suddenly and spectacularly to become a vital part of city life. Indeed when referring to Adelaide's network of city passages, one now writes Laneways with a capital L.
The rise was empowered by generous City Council rates, an eagerly-awaited small bar licence (introduced in 2013) and a bunch of Adelaidians looking to pop-up and take a risk. It didn't hurt that their emergence also coincided with the opening of the new Adelaide Oval, which brought substantial foot traffic into the city.
The result is a cheerful patchwork of small bars and restaurants that has brought the city to life. Though Adelaide's bar scene is smaller than Melbourne's, it is younger, fresher and getting stronger by the day.
Two distinct colonies of laneways, the east and the west – split by the regal boulevard of King William Street – has created a booming social scene throughout the CBD, with plenty for bar-goers to explore after dark.
Here are some of the best spots to end your day.
The west side story
This is where it all started, on the parallel lanes of Leigh and Peel Streets, now often uttered as the singular entity of 'Leigh/Peel'.
This is the home of two local bar heroes, their quality evidenced by the fact that they popped up at the very beginning and stayed. Udaberri has been winning awards since it opened in 2014, and so too has the charismatic Clever Little Tailor. Both are smooth and serious about their drinks, but accessible to all.
Casablabla offers lots of happy colour (as well as Latin dance after the cocktails have flowed) while subterranean Maybe Mae is a speakeasy bar with great energy and style. La Rambla Tapas Bar is a beautiful renovation of a three-storey stone warehouse that'll make you feel like you've landed on Barcelona's famous boulevard. Work your way through its 40-plus cocktail list.
The biggest kid on the block, at the other end of the spectrum, is Pink Moon Saloon, a gorgeous little timber cubby that's just 3.7m wide. The snappy cocktail list includes a delectable rhubarb iced tea or pineapple mule.
There's tequila at Chihuahua, Serbian fruit brandy at Kaffana and sake at Gondola Gondola. The most recent opening is Alfred's Bar, which pays homage to the Aussie front bar – who says hipsters don't do irony?
Leigh and Peel run perpendicular to Hindley Street, Adelaide's version of King's Cross. The Laneways draw some edginess (and foot traffic) from the connection.
Hindley is also the entry point for a number of other laneways, which are similarly getting a makeover. Gilbert Place is home to Hains & Co, a beautiful award-winning bar with a nautical theme. Get into the spirit with a Dark 'n' Stormy.
Gresham Street has three cheek-by-jowl baby bars – La Buvette, Missippi Moon and the literary genius that is the Bibliothecha Bar and Book Exchange. Move south and you'll discover the completely revamped Topham Mall including Lady Burra Brewhouse, a lively microbrewery of fairy lights, fiery food and timber packing crates. Head here for a taste of its signature paella served on Friday and Saturday nights.
Finally, the western laneways region will very much continue to grow: $14.6m is being invested to upgrade and stimulate a north-south chain of laneways running from North Terrace, along Leigh/Peel, through the business bar precinct of Waymouth Street and down to the Adelaide Central Markets on Gouger Street.
Watch these spaces.
And the eastern gems
This nexus of laneways – at this stage comprising Ebenezer Place, Vardon Avenue and Union Street – offers a gentler, compact and more urbane retreat.
The whole area is easy on the eye, located in and around the beautiful facades of 1904 Fruit and Produce Exchange.
Today, Ebenezer and Vardon present as leafy and lively, cut off from the traffic but still packing colour and commerce. They also benefit from being flanked on two sides by the considerable pavement dining scenes of Rundle Street and East Terrace.
The east's major players are Mothervine and the East End Cellars Tasting Room, located across from each other and owned by people who've been in the wine industry for decades.
The newcomer to Ebenezer is Nola, another lovely stone renno with super-smooth interior styling. This two-storey retreat dedicates itself to 16 craft beers on tap and fine whiskey. On Union Street, behind a fairly innocuous frontage is Mr Goodbar, a three-storey shrine to mixology with 120 cocktails listed at last count. Food-wise they serve gourmet bar snacks like Jamaican beef patties, charcuterie boards and blue swimmer crab cakes.
The east end laneway scene is certainly on the move with no shortage of lanes and urban nooks sparring off both Rundle Street and the pedestrianised Rundle Mall shopping precinct.
Check out eponymous Lindes Lane wine bar, keeping the party humming above ground; while deep below ground is a huge period fireplace which swings open to reveal the Barlow Room 'Guitar and Bar Room'.
James Place has recently blossomed with small eateries and quirky outlets, but it's also home to the well-hidden Coffee Pot. This is a genuine time capsule of the 1980s Australian bar experience – one which has had its décor and trappings consciously preserved by new owners who have a love for 80s cocktails. Have fun finding it – no one said time travel should be easy!
Virgin Australia flies to Adelaide from all major Australian cities. Most major hire car companies are at Adelaide Airport.


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AboutAbout the Show
The Smallholders & Country Show, Ardingly is quite unique in the south of England, in that it aims to provide an enjoyable and fun day out for any family while still supplying products and information aimed at the small scale farmer. With a variety of traders and exhibitors, if you need anything from a chicken to a mini-tractor, then this is the show for you.
Ticket Prices for the ShowTicket prices :
On the gate :
Adult - £11
Senior - £9
Child (under 14) - £7
Under 5's - FREE
Family Ticket (2 adults x 2 children) - £29
SEAS Members (only available on the gate with membership card) :
Adults - £9
Senior - £7
Discounted tickets to the show will be available online.
Online :
Adult - £10
Senior - £8
Child (under 14) - £6
Under 5's - FREE
Family Ticket (2 adults x 2 children) - £26
Car Parking is completely free & the show is wheelchair accessible.
Better Life Mobility are located on site & have Scooters available for hire in advance. Please call 01342 717 403 to hire in advance.
Please note : there are NO cash machines or ATM services on the show ground. Some stalls will accept card payments.
Smallholders & Country Show 2018
The Smallholders & Country Show 2018 will be held on Saturday 7th July and Sunday 8th July 2018.
Our two day event aims to bring together the best & most informative local traders & associations for Smallholders & people interested in rural life. There will be plenty of animals, crafts, food & of course fun & excitement on offer for the whole family.
The show is open from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm on both days. With over 150 traders & exhibitors & a full schedule of family fun & entertainment, displays, practical demonstrations, talks & activities for all age ranges (including the dog!), you'll need the full day the make sure you fit everything in!
Our Main Arena provides a full schedule of rural related family entertainment with acts to be announced soon. The Small Farm Training Group aims to enable you to learn better farming, smallholding & horticultural skills. They can be found in the NFU Farmer's Barn & will be hosting a full day's timetable of talks which are a taster of what they do. Take a look at their timetable to see if any of the talks tickle your fancy.
A visit to the Robins Animal Building will educate visitors on all matters of agriculture with the wide selection of animals that can be found in the barn. The very helpful Kent Smallholders can be found here too, so don't be shy to pick their brains on any smallholding matters. Across the road you can find the Young Farmers Barn which will be filled with the popular West Sussex Smallholders Association.
The Queen's Jubilee Building hosts our food hall packed full of tasty treats & hearty food, along with more creative crafts. Don't forget to enter your dog into the Companion Dog Show which is always a fun & exciting highlight of the weekend.
We'd love to see you there!


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No More Nightmares – Just 1 Step Away
I can't believe how ridiculously easy this solution is! …How is it even possible that this is all it takes? – Irrespective of the duration of the nightmare torment (from weeks to months). Tried and tested by myself and two other families since (on 2 1/2 – 8 year olds) & it's worked for all of us; so I dare to say I guarantee it's worth trying. 1 Step away from No More Nightmares, and it's all just a bottle of water!
When I first came across this idea (on Pinterest of course – link below) Miss 3 and Miss 6 were waking up at least twice a night – independently of each other, on top of another couple of from Mr 10 months …#tiredparents. In our house, it wasn't just monsters that were an issue, it was crocodiles and ants too. So the water spray bottle needed to be decorated accordingly.
The kids craft drawer was raided for all the stickers and letters, so I used whatever was to hand. I had thought about printing a few google images and taping them on, but I only had 10 minutes before their bed time and couldn't cope with a repeat of the previous night so there was no delaying!
Miss 6 took one look at the bottle and said "you made that didn't you mummy" …Erh, I wasn't totally prepared for that question, and I wasn't entirely sure how my answer might affect the potency of my experiment, and the outcomes, so with the straightest face I could muster, I lied "absolutely not! …Now it's quite expensive so you don't need to spray a lot!" …Quick diversion and they were back focussed on spraying under and around the bed, I put the bottle up on a high shelf.
Hours ticked by and neither of them woke up, we went to bed, and neither woke up, the morning came and neither of them had woken up! I couldn't believe it …Even now months down the line, neither of them wake up in the night with nightmares!
A few days later Miss 6 took a closer look at the bottle – in daylight – and informed me without the hint of a question that I had in fact made the bottle. A week later I found her spraying plants with the 'precious' contents, she was quick to tell me that it was ok, we could fill it with water again before bed time!
– It is just a little concerning that my kids think there's a spray for EVERYTHING and that sprays get rid of everything! –
The bottle was being used on a daily basis for about a month, now one of the girls asks for it once or twice a week, we dig it out and they spray liberally …No more nightmares!
The inspiration for 'Monster Spray' came @HappyGoLuckyBlog; and was one of my Top 10 January Pins.
For more parent hacks check out: How To Cut Children's Nails – TEAR FREE!
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This is absolutely genius and I am so glad to hear it has worked. The power of their imagination is incredible. Love it and will remember this in the future if we have any problems with nightmares! xx
What an amazingly simple and effective idea. I shall quote this if anyone I know has trouble with kids sleeping
Wow, fab, so what, you just spray it on imaginary monsters?


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Suppliers of management software are jumping on regulatory compliance concerns by delivering a raft of tools that do everything from sound alerts when systems drift out of whack to automatically remediate problems and generate reports that can be used in audits.
Management veterans such as Computer Associates and niche players such as Ecora are betting that businesses faced with penalties ranging from $100 for inadvertent violations to $250,000 for deliberate disclosure of healthcare information would rather invest in software than take their chances with an audit.
In the US, 60 percent of 500 IT executives surveyed earlier this year concurred, saying that ensuring compliance with regulations over the next 12 months is "extremely important." Close to half of the respondents also said they will upgrade their applications or purchase new applications this year to ensure compliance with regulations.
"Vendors are drooling over the fact that IT shops need to comply with regulations, and right now they are preying on customer ignorance and panic to meet deadlines," says Mike Neuenschwander, a senior analyst at Burton Group. Yet vendor promises aren't totally without merit, he adds: "Vendors can provide tools to help automate the work needed to verify that a company is compliant, but there is no suite of products to ensure you're compliant."
While application suppliers such as Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP are adding features to improve financial and other reporting processes, management vendors say their tools will help customers ensure their systems, security measures and management processes are in line with US regulations such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Become compliant, then automate
The general idea is that once a company determines how to be compliant and has its policies in place, management software can automate the processes needed to stay compliant. That can range from tracking and documenting changes to monitoring system access and usage to producing reports specific to regulations.
Configuration, desktop, and identity and security management wares are being pushed as compliance tools, and industry watchers say they can help IT teams monitor and document their compliance efforts.
"Operational reporting, proper notification and escalations, and basically keeping track of who people are and what they are doing needs to be automated for IT shops to realistically tackle compliance," says Mike West, senior program director at Saugatuck Technology Research.
IT managers agree. Jim Vellella, associate director of ISD Technical Services at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in Pennsylvania, says HIPAA requires "IT to be able to provide clear, concise, authoritative monitoring and documentation of the security measures" in place, and the ability to alert and report on any deficiencies. He uses Ecora software to provide the monitoring and reporting required by HIPAA.
"We simply do not have time or staff to provide the type of consistent, repeatable analysis and reporting on hundreds of systems that an automated product like Ecora provides," he says.
Ecora's change and configuration software can be installed on an administrative workstation to collect data from multiple operating systems, including Microsoft, Unix and Linux, and network devices from the likes of Cisco. The software also can retrieve data from Active Directory, Exchange, NetWare, Citrix, Oracle and other systems. It then compares the data against a pre-defined model of a compliant configuration and alerts staff to exceptions and unacceptable changes.
Establishing controls and processes
The new tools also can help IT meet new process requirements. For example, Sarbanes-Oxley requires companies to establish and certify a system of internal controls and processes used to obtain financial results. That means IT needs to be able to prove that financial data followed a specified workflow across multiple systems and restrict data access to authorised users.
James Kritcher, vice president of IT at White Electronic Designs in Arizona, says the public semiconductor packaging company stays on top of Sarbanes-Oxley using Ecora software in concert with processes spelled out in the IT Infrastructure Library and Control Objectives for Information and related Technology. The combination should help ward off potential audits.
"There is no [set of generally accepted accounting practices] for IT that tells you how to get through an audit," he says. Ecora's software scans his network for IT issues that could cause compliance problems, such as a firewall that is open to attack or a server that is not properly patched.
"We use the software to take a baseline of all our configurations and compare what we have against how it should be," Kritcher says. "It helps us document that we are taking the proper steps."
In Charles Revei's case, HIPAA requires him to ensure privacy for patient data, including information stored in multiple IT systems. The computer operations manager at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore says he uses features in ScriptLogic's Desktop Authority to push out HIPAA-compliant security policies and software patches to client machines on a one-to-many basis. "When I make a change to our overall security model the software will push out the policies to the entire infrastructure," he says.
ScriptLogic software also gives his staff the power to shut down clients remotely when a breach is suspected. "If a general-use PC on the campus had access to a patient care system, and for some reason that was left unattended or an unauthorised user accessed it, we can limit that access remotely," Revei adds.
But nothing does it all
For all the advances, no single vendor offers a solution that addresses all IT compliance needs. Still missing from vendor offerings, Vellella says, is the capability to monitor multiple operating systems, platforms and applications. He says it would be ideal to have software that provides an end-to-end view from "desktop to Web portal to application server to database server" that would automate the correlation of compliance events between disparate systems and prevent IT managers from having to manually compare data to determine the source of a problem.
Also, the features provided in management software can only address IT processes and policies. Industry watchers say IT shops must align their compliance policies with their specific businesses. "Every industry is regulated now, and there isn't one product that provides compliance rules for all the regulations," Burton Group's Neuenschwander says.
He also warns IT not to view compliance as a one-time project with a set end date: "Compliance requires ongoing process and policy improvements."
White Electronic Designs' Kritcher agrees. "Compliance is a moving target," he says. "You become compliant for one regulation and then breathe a little easier, but it's factored into our budget and staffing for the long term."