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Here are some Catholic Mommy Blogs centralizing on the theme of their family life. Read on to hear humorous stories about their modern Catholic families. Warning: lots of kids, big vans, carpools, and love of Jesus is a theme! Click on their links below to be directed to their blogs.
Pray Species: What's it really like to be a mother to three children under the age of four, married to a man with a penchant for DIY, and have your mother living down the hall? It's a circus! One I thank God for everyday!
Catholic Wife and Mom. Loud Laugher. Silly Singer. Blunt Talker. Crazy Dancer. Home School Educator. Avid reader. Lifelong Learner.
Sweeping Up Joy: Loving the Life Behind the Mess: When the toddler has lost another pair of pants (where do they all go?!?), the dish jenga pile threatens to fall off the counter at any moment, and somebody painted the baby's head again — the vocation of motherhood starts looking a little fuzzy.
Sweeping Up Joy is a place to find humor and beauty in the little moments of life. Even the sticky ones. Especially the sticky ones.
Catholic Again: Mom, wife and ex-math teacher – I started this blog to chronicle our lives as Catholic "reverts". I'm learning a lot and hope you'll get something out of it too!
Peace of Pi: Ryian is a wife and mother of a sweet baby. Living in Minnesota, Ryian recently graduated the University of St. Thomas with a degree in Catholic Studies and Philosophy. Her blog discusses faith, family and the beauty in embarking on the journey of motherhood.
Our Home Mary's Mantle: Emily Davis is Catholic convert, homeschooling mom, and 3rd Grade Religious Ed teacher. She has lived many places as her dad was a Naval Officer and her husband is Retired Army. She lives in the Fort Worth Area with her husband Marque and son Christopher. She left her career in event planning and executive administration to stay home with her son. She writes about faith, life, finances, homeschooling and crafting.
Pinot Noir and Prayers: My name is Jessica and I am a Catholic mom and wife! I have two little boys in elementary school and active in sports. We are a family that loves finding new adventures! We are spicing up our religious lives and exploring ways to grow together. Health and fitness is another big interest and making new memories.
Lovely Little Lives: I am a Midwestern wife and mother trying to keep a balance between crazy and calm in a house of toddlers and hectic schedules. Some of my favorite pleasures are morning coffee, evening hard cider, themed parties, Nebraska sports, date nights, horse back rides, scrap booking and all things organized. Being a stay at home mom who also does medical billing from home has it's challenges and it's joys, but I thought it might be fun to add blogging to my already long to-do-list so here I am! My hope is to further discover the beauty in the miniature human beings God has given me as well as to explore the simple pleasures of life. To Him be the Glory!
Under Thy Roof: I'm Kirby. A Catholic, wife, and mother of two little ones. In that order.
Making a Catholic home in Berkeley, CA.
Mexican Domestic Goddess: I'm a California transplant living in Minnesota with the love of my life and our sweet bundles of joy.
Rose's Supposes: I'm a Catholic wife and mother of two with a degree in elementary education. I work as a 6th grade teacher for a virtual school and as a dance instructor. I love cooking, crafting, dancing, and the great outdoors. I like to look for God in the little, everyday things, and celebrate little things everyday!
Open Window at The Catholic Review: After struggling with infertility, Rita and her husband and were blessed to adopt their two sons from China. She's a working mother who writes about family fun and faith. As the line from The Sound of Music says, "When the Lord closes a door, somewhere he opens a window."
For Want of Wonder: I'm Nicole– mom of three little girls living in the suburbs of DC. Can't get enough of books, coffee, BBC mini-series and period pieces, my girls, and my amazing husband. I'm a former special ed teacher looking forward to one day teaching my own kids and not going crazy in the process.
Campfires and Cleats: I'm married for close to twenty years, homeschooling for twelve and a teacher for ten in my pre Mommy days. After journaling forever in notebooks and contributing to a variety of ezines and story collections. I decided to blog several years ago as a 'record' of our family's everyday life, faith, learning and travel as well as my musings.
The Practicing Catholic: Lisa Schmidt writes at ThePracticingCatholic.com w
Living with Lady Philosophy: Susanna, after earning her MA in Theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville, lives in St. Paul, MN with her husband and four children. She spends her time going to beautiful liturgies, cooking, reading literature, homeschooling her children, and writing all about it at Living With Lady Philosophy.
A Blog for My Mom: I'm Rosie! Catholic mom of five kids. Halfway crunchy, halfheartedly stylish, homeschoolish, homebodyish. Who exactly are we? Well, in a nutshell… Crazy. Five kids in a 19th century farmhouse in Virginia, toddler twins, homeschooling, homesteading… This blog is a whole lot of everything and nothing all at the same time, and I'm so excited that you're here to share that with us!
The Whitford Life: I am Suzi Whitford and I blog along with my husband at The Whitford Life. We both converted to the Catholic Faith a few years ago and God has blessed us with two beautiful girls. We're dedicated to living the Catholic Faith in practical and fun ways. Join us on our journey through marriage, parenting, faith and finances.
This Ain't the Lyceum: Kelly Mantoan is a Catholic wife, mother to five, homeschooler and special needs parent. When she's not protecting her toes from two power wheelchairs, she can be found correcting a backlog of math workbooks or hiding under the covers with a good book. Sometimes she blogs useful information, other times she sticks to what she knows; the down-right ridiculous. Visit This Ain't the Lyceum for more.
The Bowler Funnies: I'm Leana Bowler. This is a blog about faith and family. I am a Catholic mom and wife, trying to raise saints, and growing in holiness with my amazing husband Bill. We have four little blessings, Mailani, Kaulia, Naleiah, and Billy. We love Christ, prayer, laughter, daily shenanigans, awkward dancing and tacos. I hope you enjoy your time at my blog.
The Koala Mom: Bonnie Way is passionate about encouraging and connecting moms, both in person and online. She has a B.A. in English (2006) and a B.A. in Writing (2014). She and her husband have been married since 2007 and have four daughters (ages 7, 5, 2, and newborn). When she's not writing or homeschooling her oldest two girls, Bonnie likes drinking lattes (especially with friends!) and reading books. She blogs about everyday life as a catholic mom, books she's reading, great products for families, and tips and advice for parents.
A Slice of Smith Life: I'm Tracy. I love my catholic faith, family and on most days, homeschooling and being a mom to my 5 blessings. When I'm not busy baking cakes for my family or making memories in real life or dreaming I had a housekeeper or professional chef, I enjoy documenting a Slice of Smith life in blog land.
Thoughts from the Pew in the Back: I'm a regular girl living a regular life. After a somewhat brief career teaching high school English, I am (finally!) a stay-at-home mom to two kids, thanks to my hard-working, supportive husband. I am immensely fascinated at how I see God in the everyday circumstances of my family life – from the sad to the happy – and I really want to share that with other people – which I do, here, from my humble pew in the (way, way) back.


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The FBI raided Titleserv in Woodbury Wednesday morning, a little more than two weeks after the national title insurance agent closed suddenly.
FBI spokesman Jim Margolin said agents went with a search warrant as part of an "ongoing investigation." The search started at 8 a.m. and continued into the early afternoon, ending with agents leaving with boxes of records, he said.
Margolin declined to give details, beyond saying that the FBI is working with the U.S. attorney's office for the Eastern District, which covers Long Island. A spokesman for that office declined to comment.
The company, which also offered appraisal and settlement services, shut down April 8, letting go its 160 or so employees, starting in a morning meeting at its Woodbury headquarters, one former employee said, then in a series of phone conferences for workers across the nation.
No one answered phones Wednesday at Titleserv, a 25- year-old business whose website said it did work in 47 states. And no reasons for the closing were given in an email that president James Conway III sent to Newsday shortly after the shutdown.
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Using film, lecture, music and a Q and A session, award winning multi-media musician / filmmaker Stephen Dijoseph's SynapTic Adventure Live chronicles his experience of growing up, living and thriving with Tourettes Syndrome. This unique program focuses on universal themes of challenge, adaptation, collaboration, creativity and the "art in the syndrome" presented with Dijoseph's trademark talents, humor and insight." My goal with this film/program is to bring to awareness that great minds like Tesla, Hughes, Lincoln and many more lived and created with (and perhaps because of ) spectrum conditions. In fact, these conditions were and are fuel for creativity! " A strong focus will be placed on the "Art in the Syndrome", as well as giving the audience a point-of-view experience that brings both insight and a sense that there is a very clear common ground aspect that all can relate to in these "neural variances."
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RENEE MONTAGNE, host:
We're going to meet a young man now, a maestro who's managed to make classical music cool here in L.A. Gustavo Dudamel, the 29-year-old also known as the Dude and Gustavo the Great, took over last fall as music director of the L.A. Philharmonic. Dudamel may be from Venezuela, but he fits right in where he now resides, the Hollywood Hills.
(Soundbite of music, John Adams' "City Noir")
MONTAGNE: This is "City Noir," redolent of the smoky jazz clubs and back alleys of '40s L.A. Dudamel commissioned the piece from the composer John Adams, and it's one of the works he's taking on the Phil's U.S. tour that kicks off next week.
(Soundbite of music, John Adams' "City Noir")
MONTAGNE: I asked Dudamel about "City Noir" when we sat down recently at Walt Disney Concert Hall.
Mr. GUSTAVO DUDAMEL (Music Director, L.A. Philharmonic): The "City Noir," the dark city, all the first movement is a jazz combining with crazy harmonies and melodies around the piece. For example, the beginning of the last movement, you can see the city from the hills. You can see the lights, the lights moving. And when John Adams showed me the piece and I was conducting (unintelligible) John, this is (unintelligible) the feeling to be on the hill and watching the city, it's amazing because for a composer it's very important to really describe what he wants. Sometimes it's difficult to understand, but with this music, it's so easy.
MONTAGNE: Well, I guess for you it's also welcome to L.A.
Mr. DUDAMEL: Yeah, and I love, you know, it's exactly like the city. It's really energetic. (Unintelligible) you have this trumpet, this trumpet solo in the beginning of the third movement. It's really for saxophone. You know, you need a saxophone player that move the fingers fast, and I was going too fast maybe. John told me, please, please don't kill him.
(Soundbite of music)
Mr. MARK SWED (L.A. Times Music Critic): He's got a big mop of hair, which has become a bit of his trademark. He moves amazingly well, like a dancer. He's very physical and very, very expressive.
MONTAGNE: That's L.A. Times music critic Mark Swed. He also recently wrote that Dudamel is the happiest conductor in America.
Mr. SWED: I should have made that the happiest conductor in the world, actually. He's a very happy guy, who's also deeply serious. And he can conduct some very moving and very dark music in very moving and very, very dark ways. But there is this inner kind of upbeatness and optimism in him. It's all the more meaningful in that he does understand the other side too.
MONTAGNE: The story about Dudamel is that he grew up in a rough neighborhood. His father played trombone. His grandfather drove a truck. He was able to study music thanks to Venezuela's legendary national network of youth orchestras. The young Gustavo was playing violin at four, and very soon he discovered the baton.
Was there a moment when you, as a kid, imagined yourself as a conductor?
Mr. DUDAMEL: You know, this was a game at the beginning, you know. For me to arrive after the school to my house and put a recording in the music player and to my poppies(ph), you know, there...
MONTAGNE: Put your what did you put there?
Mr. DUDAMEL: Yes, I put the little, you know, toys there in the orchestra position and I was like, da da. Even, you know, I was stopping the recordings and rehearsing. But you know, I was seven years old. This was, you know, many years ago.
And so only when I was 12 I had the opportunity to conduct for the first time, and for me was like wow, wow. It was something like natural. And it's funny because my family never were like you have to do this, you have study. I was really never crazy boy, you know, that I was like all only study music, in my dark room, like, you know, no, don't talk to me. No, I was like really normal. I was playing, fighting, doing crazy things. But with the music always there.
MONTAGNE: It doesn't seem as if you've lost that sense of fun.
Mr. DUDAMEL: No, no. You know, the thing is with the time you have more knowledge of what you are doing. And that is natural, especially when you are a leader, when you are conducting, and you have to work with different groups. Because you have to convince the people that are in front of you of your ideas.
MONTAGNE: These musicians.
Mr. DUDAMEL: These musicians, and sometimes when I started to conduct professional orchestras around the world, I was 22 or 23, so to convince people older, you know, with a lot of experience, with a tradition of the sound of a specific piece, and maybe I have an idea and another musicians have another, and another musician have another, and this can happen in orchestra. But you have to put all that ideas in one, you know, and it's your responsibility.
(Soundbite of music)
Mr. DUDAMEL: Can be softer.
(Soundbite of music)
MONTAGNE: This is Gustavo Dudamel leading rehearsal at Disney Hall. He's wearing faded jeans and a striped polo shirt, much of the time perched on a stool in front of the piano. One moment he throws back his black curls, another he puts his finger to his lips as if to say: shhh.
(Soundbite of music)
MONTAGNE: Dudamel has described his baton as an instrument no one hears.
But your body seems like your instrument as well.
Mr. DUDAMEL: Music is really energetic. Sometimes I'm not conducting. I don't move my hands. I don't move any part of my body. But they're following what I'm thinking. So it's a connection.
MONTAGNE: One of your signature pieces is Mahler's "First Symphony." It's a piece you've conducted about half your life.
Mr. DUDAMEL: Yes, and it's a piece that is always opening new doors. You are like, oh my God, I didn't know that. And then next time again: Oh my God, how I didn't know this detail. It's like to read a book. I love to read books and to read and to read again.
Another beautiful example is like the food. To cook you do the same thing, you know, your soup, but today I will try it with more pepper. And you taste you say, like, oh, mmm, better. And then you put another thing and that became your recipe, you know? It's yours, you know, it's personal. It's like the music. It's like life.
(Soundbite of music, Mahler's "First Symphony")
MONTAGNE: Gustavo Dudamel conducting the L.A. Philharmonic and Mahler's "First Symphony." On Monday the orchestra begins its first national tour under its new maestro.
(Soundbite of music, Mahler's "First Symphony")
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I've just refreshed my fading memory by googling pictures of Arwen (guessing the movies are close to the books). She wears a lot of different clothes, depending on the occasion, but none of them has a turtleneck...
I really don't wanna see chain mail bikinis in lotro. They're not lore and if you wanna go with a realistic looking setting they're plain bs (I admit, I always start laughing when I see any female warriors wearing that kind of stuff, no matter if it's in a game or on a picture or on a market. I think a real warrior wouldn't get very old wearing that kind of stuff - hey, maybe that's the reason we only see young girls in it?).
But there's a lot of moving room between a chainmail bikini and a turtleneck dress.
Personally for my characters I like them to wear proper armour when out in the field. Protective, solid, flexible enough to move in it (especially for my huntress). But that doesn't mean that my girls don't like to dress up a little when they're in town for relaxing. Ya know - getting rid of all that smelly and dirty armour, taking a long, hot bath, getting the mud out of their hair, and afterwards dressing into something comfortable that makes them remember for a change that they're female. That doesn't mean "skimpy" clothing, but a proper neckline on a dress like in the following picture would be totally alright for me.
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There are loads of great treatments out there that are proven effective in helping you overcome depression. Experts recommend antidepressants to most patients who are experiencing severe symptoms of depression. If you're currently taking medications, understand that there are also lots of other things you can do along with your ongoing treatment to help speed up your recovery.
Mindfulness can be very helpful in reducing the chances of a relapse. Practicing mindfulness training exercises, such as meditation or deep breathing can help lower your risks of having another depressive episode. Mindfulness practices can help you develop the skills you need to take much better control of your emotions. This can be a good way to help you get over your depression in a natural way.
Spending more time out in the sun can help lift your mood. Researches show that lack of exposure to sunlight can make your depression worse. It can be a good idea to take a nice walk outdoors, or just simply hang around sitting in the park or relaxing in your garden.
Studies show that there is a connection between mindfulness and an enhanced cardiovascular health. It has been found that most people who are conscious have good cardiovascular health. Scientists reveal that having the ability to focus on exactly what we are feeling and thinking at any given moment helps enhance positive health behaviors. This implies that having an increased sense of self-awareness, which can be established by practicing mindfulness, can help you achieve a healthier cardiovascular system.
A lot of specialists agree that by increasing our awareness through practicing mindfulness, we can become more aware of the consequences of our behaviours. By simply being more mindful of what you eat, you'll get to recognize how valuable it is to keep away from unhealthy foods. Instead, it's best to feed yourself with foods that are good for your heart. In addition, being aware allows you to choose healthier behaviors, rather than to engage yourself in unwholesome activities.
An essential first step in helping you become more aware is to learn mindfulness for beginners. It's best to learn from an expert mindfulness teacher who can explain well. If you prefer to learn in a group setting, it can be a great idea to register with a mindfulness course. If you like to have a one-on-one tutorial, then you might find it interesting to look for websites that offer one-on-one private sessions.
Mindfulness is simply defined as being in the present moment, and paying attention to what's happening around you using all of your 6 senses. Like many others, you may sometimes find yourself dwelling on problems in the past or stressing over the future. It's important to understand that having a negative thinking pattern can be very stressful, and even lead to mental disorders like depression and anxiety.
One of the easiest things you can do to live more mindfully is to pay attention to what's going on around you in the here and now. Use your senses to observe the people and things that surround you. For instance, have a look and observe the people around you. What are they doing? Do you know any of them? Do you see a familiar face around you?
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18515 N 97TH Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
4 beds, 3.5 baths, 3,196 sqft
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Property Description
Immaculate Move-In Ready home in the exclusive Windgate Ranch. This amazing home is located in a quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance to the clubhouse, parks and everything Windgate offers. The perfect family house shows better than a model with endless upgrades. This popular open floorpan is perfect for entertaining any occasion. It features 4 generous bedrooms with 3 1/2 baths, gourmet chef's kitchen, fireplace and upstairs bonus room. The resort-like low maintenance backyard has it all. Built in bistro lights, heat lamp, and built in BBQ create a year round paradise. The incredible mountain views, southern exposure, and backing onto a wash make this the ideal private lot for your perfect home.
Listing Information for 18515 N 97TH Way Scottsdale, AZ 85255
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APS,SW Gas
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Family Room, Loft
Other Bedoorm Downstairs
2 Master Bedrooms, Master Bedroom Walkin Closet, Master Bedroom Sitting Room
Eat-in Kitchen, Formal
Energy Star (See Remarks), Granite Counter-tops, Walk-in Pantry, Pantry, Kitchen Island
Double Sinks,Private Toilet Room,Separate Shwr & Tub,Full Bth Master Bdrm
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Red Sox Minor League Notebook: Second Rounder Sam Travis Powers Up
With the initial excitement of draft day and his first few games as a professional behind him, Red Sox 2014 second round pick Sam Travis is beginning to show signs of what made him one of the more feared hitters at the collegiate level.
Starting his career with the Lowell Spinners, the organization is hopeful that the former Indiana University standout can bolster their first base depth, something they let Travis know of prior to drafting him this past June.
"I knew going in that this could be the team," said Travis. "They showed a lot of interest. I kind of went in with the approach that someone was going to give me a chance. I couldn't be happier to be in a great organization here with the Red Sox."
After getting selected with the 67th overall pick, Travis reported to duty in Lowell where he made his debut on June 18th.
He picked up a hit in his second game, but things were a little slow out of the gate for the six-foot, 190-pound slugger as he hit .154 over his first six games.
"I hadn't seen pitching in a few weeks," Travis said. "I'm starting to get back into the swing of things here and getting used to swinging the wood."
Using a wood bat is something Travis is used to after having done so with Yarmouth-Dennis in the Cape League two summers ago when he hit .339 and slugged four homers following his freshman season with the Hoosiers.
That bat is coming around now for the Spinners as he has hit safely in five straight games.
In that stretch, Travis is hitting .455 and has popped the first two long balls of his career, collecting six RBIs and seven runs while only striking out twice in 23 plate appearances.
It is clear that the early jitters of making the jump to the professional level are no longer, but Travis is still taking things in stride, seemingly unaware of the magnitude of what his career now it.
"It still hasn't really sunk in," said Travis. "I'm still a guy going out there having fun because I love the game. I look forward to the future."
For Travis, the future has begun.
Stats Amazing
Mookie Betts – The uber-prospect reached base in 238 of the 276 minor league games he played in prior to reaching the big leagues. That's 86 percent of games over four seasons. Betts reached in all 23 games played with Pawtucket before Boston called him up on Saturday.
Squeezing the system
Pawtucket (AAA) – Anthony Ranaudo has been sensational over his last five starts, going 4-0 with a 0.85 ERA, 0.66 WHIP, and 24 strikeouts. Since joining Pawtucket last season Ranaudo is 12-5 with a 2.50 ERA in 23 appearances.
Portland (AA) – Henry Owens and Sean Coyle will represent the Red Sox organization at the MLB All-Star Futures Game on Sunday, July 13 in Minneapolis. Coyle, who is hitting .361 and is 12-for-12 on stolen base attempts, replaces Mookie Betts on the US roster.
Salem (A+) – Matty Johnson's 24 stolen bases are third most in the Red Sox organization. The speedy outfielder had a career high of 19 swipes prior to this season.
Greenville (A) – Catcher Carlos Coste has hit safely in seven of the nine games he's played in since joining the club at the end of May. He has 11 hits, all singles.
Lowell (Short Season A) – The team had 13 home runs in the month of June, just two shy of their season total from a year ago. Jordan Betts, the Sox 18th round draft choice this past June, leads the charge with three.
Dominican (Rookie) – Rafael Devers continues to show his value leading the Dominican Sox in batting (.347), home runs (3), and RBIs (21). He has played in all 27 of the team's games thus far and has reached base in all but one.
Gulf Coast (Rookie) – Dedgar Jimenez has picked up a win in all three of his appearances. The 18-year-old lefty pitched five scoreless innings in each of his last two outings, both starts, allowing a combined five hits and three walks.


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The menu proposal is excellent: international cuisine with a french and moroccan touch, the best lamb I have eaten in Marrakech at a honest price.
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BOSTON -- Johnny Boychuk suffered a freak accident in the first period that led to a goal scored against his team and a close call with injury.
Boychuk and Carolina forward Tuomo Ruutu were speeding into the corner for a loose puck and Boychuks stick got wedged into the space between the boards as his 6-foot-2, 220-pound body went crashing into the stuck stick. It stabbed Boychuk just below his sternum and knocked the wind out of the tough-as-nails blueliner.
Zdeno Chara and the rest of Boychuks teammates on the ice basically stopped playing when the affable defenseman dropped to his hands and knees on the ice. Eric Staal and the Carolina Hurricanes took advantage with a quick goal scored against Tuukka Rask, and the Canes were off and running in a 3-0 win at TD Garden.
Boychuk said he was fine after the game and he did return for the final two periods after leaving the ice early in the first 20 minutes. He will be keeping a watch out for any issues overnight, as a stick butt-ended into the stomachchest area could cause internal bleeding.
Beef teriyaki on the stick or a corn dog skewer were the first couple of things that came to mind with Boychuks plight in the first period, but the Bs defenseman had another delight-on-a-stick in mind when he butt-ended himself.
No, it went in between the boards and I basically made myself into a shish kabob. It didnt feel very good at all, said Boychuk. Yeah, its just one of those things where it goes right up under your sternum and you cant breathe. It took me awhile to catch my breath, but in the second and third it was fine.
Either way, it takes something blindingly painful to force Boychuk off the ice like it did in the first period, but he returned and tied with several other Bruins for a team-high four registered hits against Carolina. Boychuk returned to the game to set yet another example of his toughness and dedication, but there werent enough players going with that kind of fierce one-way dedication.
Dont get me wrong, they are a hard working team, a good team and they capitalized on their chances but we havent played our best when we have played against them, said Boychuk. I think thats the biggest reason that they won because we didnt play our game and they played theirs and capitalized when they had the opportunities.
Boychuk finished with a pair of shots and four hits in his 17:53 of ice time against the Hurricanes, and one giant stroke of good fortune remaining healthy.


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GENRE:Psychological Suspense / Crime
UK PUBLICATION:Penguin Random House/Transworld, January 2016
US PUBLICATION:Penguin Random House/NAL, February 2016
A loving husband or a heartless killer…she'd know, wouldn't she?
We've all seen him: the man – the monster – staring from the front page of every newspaper, accused of a terrible crime. But what about her: the woman who grips his arm on the courtroom stairs – the wife who stands by him?
Jean Taylor's life was blissfully ordinary. Nice house, nice husband. Glen was all she'd ever wanted: her Prince Charming. Until he became that man accused, that monster on the front page. Jean was married to a man everyone thought capable of unimaginable evil. But now Glen is dead and she's alone for the first time, free to tell her story on her own terms.
Jean Taylor is going to tell us what she knows.
A NPR Best Book of 2016
One of The Wall Street Journal's 5 "Killer Books" of the Year
A Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year
'If you liked GONE GIRL and THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN, you might want to pick up THE WIDOW by Fiona Barton. Engrossing. Suspenseful.'
Stephen King
'Stunning from start to finish. I devoured it in one sitting. The best book I've read this year. If you liked GONE GIRL, you'll love this.'
M.J. Aldridge, author of Richard and Judy pick Eeny Meeny
'The ultimate psychological thriller. Barton carefully unspools this dark, intimate tale of a terrible crime, a stifling marriage, and the lies spouses tell not just to each other, but to themselves in order to make it through.' Lisa Gardner, New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author of The Perfect Husband
'A gripping psychological thriller with an unusual premise – just how much does the widow of a suspected kidnapper and paedophile know about what he is alleged to have done? The police want to know and so do the press. Everyone is after the ultimate scoop – an interview and an insight not only into her life but also her head.'
C.L. Taylor, No. 2 Sunday Times bestselling author of The Escape
'She tells her tale with a realism and restraint that add to its shattering impact.'
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By Heather• 3 Dec 2015
Edit: Pan de Muerto has now closed.
Loved Pan de Muerto before? There's more to love now. Much more.
Executive Chef Jiwon Do has finally unleashed the first of his Mexican/European fusion dishes to introduce more sharing plates (Bocados Peuenos), while keeping some of the larger favourites like tacos, burritos, enchiladas and fajitas.
I was a little skeptical at first as many of the dishes sounded a long wander from anything Mexican (tortellini, risotto, salmon, seared duck breast, chargrilled beef sirloin) and I wondered if Pan de Muerto might be in danger of losing its identity. However, I was progressively surprised and then delighted at the quality, execution and elevation of these dishes by their Mexican twists. Each was light, well balanced, beautifully plated and something more than the sum of its parts.
The thread that ran through them was the clever use of Mexican flavourings, mostly in the sauces, but sometimes in the dish components as well. For example chipotle cream or mash, cochinita pibil pork belly, tajin marinade, achiote braise, tequila in the sorbet or chilli butter jus (note the pictures below are smaller tasters rather than the normal sizes).
So Jiwon just needs to get his story out there and maybe add a bit more at the top of the menu to explain the 'Mexican-ising' of these dishes. His background through places such as The Hilton, Icon (Te Papa), Martin Bosleys and Hippopotamus is definitely showing.
Even my starter cocktail – Pedro's Pera Old Fashioned – of spice rum, pear liqueur, egg white, bitters and cinnamon honey syrup on the rocks accompanied by candied bacon strips was something quite memorable (and prompted an entertaining conversation with our bar lass about who locks and keys for the candied bacon, it was so good).
And the crowning glory of the night...
A Mexican tiramisu. What the menu didn't tell you was that there would be meringue cacti sprouting from edible 'soil' of chilli chocolate crumble to make a rather fabulous dish. With a rich dense creamy mouthfeel, well balanced flavours, and satisfying crunch from the crumble, I'd go back for this dish alone (with a side of lychee and hibiscus sorbet – silky and refreshing).
I'm trying to entice Jiwon into doing a degustation of his new plates, to showcase what he's up to. He's also introduced a 'Sunday Fiesta Mexicana seleccion especial suprema del Chef' (ergo he cooks whatever takes his fancy) for $30 per person, and $5 additional for kids. And a $50 platter for the more casual bar drink and nibble. I'm told it's double the normal size you'd expect to get.
If you keep your eyes peeled over time, you just might see some Mexican/Asian fusion dishes creeping in, given Jiwon's origins in Asia, and the gathering momentum for it overseas. And maybe a few more specialty Pan de Muerto events throughout the year.
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Lemon Tree Premier, Delhi Airport, New Delhi
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 280 guestrooms
- 2 restaurants
- Full-service spa
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Health club
- Conference center
- Airport shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Free WiFi and free parking
For families
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- In South West
- Worldmark (3-minute walk)
- Central Mall (18-minute walk)
- Qutub Minar (8.2 mi / 13.2 km)
- Fortis Hospital (3.6 mi / 5.9 km)
- Fun 'n' Food Village (4 mi / 6.5 km)
- Ambience Mall (4.8 mi / 7.7 km)
- DLF Cyber City (5.1 mi / 8.2 km)
- Jahaz Mahal (5.4 mi / 8.7 km)
- Chhattarpur Temple (5.4 mi / 8.8 km)
- Ayyappa Temple (5.5 mi / 8.8 km)
Lemon Tree Premier, Delhi Airport, New Delhi
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $86
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 280 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Taxes are subject to change based on Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free valet parking
In the hotel
- Breakfast (surcharge)
- 2 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Poolside bar
- 24-hour room service
- Outdoor pool
- Health club
- Full-service spa
- Billiards or pool table
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Conference space size (feet) - 2700
- Conference space size (meters) - 251
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Elevator/lift
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LCD TV
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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Special features
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Fresco. Services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, facials, and body wraps. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and hydrotherapy.
DiningCitrus Cafe - This poolside café specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open 24 hours.
Republic of Noodles - This poolside fine-dining restaurant specializes in Pan-Asian cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Slounge - This poolside sports bar serves light fare only. Happy hour is offered.
Lemon Tree Premier, Delhi Airport, New Delhi's small print
Also known as
- Lemon Tree Premier Aerocity
- Lemon Tree Premier Aerocity Hotel
- Lemon Tree Premier Aerocity Hotel Delhi New Delhi
- Lemon Tree Premier Delhi Aerocity New Delhi
- Lemon Tree Premier Delhi Airport Hotel
- Lemon Tree Premier Hotel
- Lemon Tree Premier Delhi Airport
- Lemon Tree Premier
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 24 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for INR 1500 per night
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of INR 699 per person (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of INR 600 per vehicle (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Learn How Things Work
In Engineering Lab, your child will build and explore simple machines like levers, pulleys gears and more through the world of LEGO Education. LEGO Engineering gives kids as young as 2nd grade the opportunity to explore engineering, math and science. Students will also learn to follow the scientific method without even knowing their doing it!
Through LEGO Engineering students to develop numerous skills including:
- Design and construction
- Predicting and experimenting
- Problem solving
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Students in Engineering Lab will progress through a series of challenges unlocking special privileges and essential LEGO pieces as they go! Projects include building cars that can travel long distances when launched down a ramp, a robot dog that gets excited and wags its tail, and even a clock that tells exact time!
Students work individually or in pairs to complete the challenges. Each challenge gets a little bit more difficult. Kids love the challenge just like they love video games — because they get instant feedback and they get the rush of solving problems that seemed just out of reach.
Students from as early as 2nd grade can join Engineering Lab at any time and stay as long as they wish. Once completing all of the Engineering challenges they can move on to our Robotics Lab.
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Call us at 614-792-6284 to schedule a trial class for your child to see how they like it – no commitment necessary! When you enroll, tuition is $147 per month. We offer a 30-day money back guarantee. If you aren't totally thrilled in the first month, we will provide a full refund.
Ages: 7 to 10
Grades: 2nd to 4th
Frequency: Once a week
Class Length: 60 minutes
Sessions: Year-round
Teacher(s): Certified teacher & assistant
Student/Teacher Ratio: Less than 5:1
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In his Lenten message for 2014, Pope Francis takes inspiration from the words of St. Paul (Cor 8:9), and asks us to contemplate Paul's invitation to live "a life of evangelical poverty."
We can begin to embrace this call by fasting from or "giving up" material things, including foods, that are superfluous to our basic needs; "taking up" charitable habits that are directed to helping and caring for others; and "lifting up" our brothers and sisters who are in need through giving alms, praying and participating in devotional practices.
"In the poor and outcast we see Christ's face; by loving and helping the poor, we love and serve Christ."
Pope Francis, Message for Lent 2014
By taking an active approach to the three traditional pillars of Lenten observance, prayer, fasting and almsgiving, we recognize that to be evangelists, we must first be evangelized ourselves. Spiritual suggestions, along with inspirational words from Pope Francis and some of the saints who are remembered during the season on our downloadable Lenten calendar provide a daily reminder of your evangelical call.
This Lent, we also have urgent reason to focus prayer and attention on peace in the Holy Land, as our leaders work to resolve the longstanding Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Prayer roots our daily life in relationship with God and is an opportunity to deepen our commitment to the Christian life. This relationship gives us the strength to abstain and fast and receiving his generosity spurs us to be generous to others.
Fasting & Abstinence
By fasting and abstaining, we create a place of emptiness or silence in our life for God to fill with his presence. It is an opportunity to recognize where we are weak and practice control over our passions and desires.
Through giving alms, we take on the needs of others and recognize that as a part of the Body of Christ, it is never just "me and God." We hope through this we becoming more trusting and dependent on God meet our needs rather than only relying on ourselves.
Days of Abstinence: No meat can be eaten on Ash Wednesday and all of the Fridays during Lent. This applies to all Catholics 14 and older.
Days of Fast: Only one full meal is permitted on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday for Catholics between 18 and 59. Two smaller meals are permitted, but the small meals should not equal a second full meal. Drinking coffee, tea and water between meals is allowed. Snacks between meals are not allowed.
As Catholics, we are encouraged me make the sacrament of Confession a more significant part of our spiritual life during Lent.
"God's Gift of Forgiveness: The Pastoral Exhortation on the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation"
A statement from the U.S. Bishops reminding us all of the gift of God's forgiveness that we receive in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
The Stations of the Cross began as the practice of pious pilgrims to Jerusalem who would retrace the final journey of Jesus Christ to Calvary. Later, for the many who wanted to pass along the same route, but could not make the trip to Jerusalem, a practice developed that eventually took the form of the fourteen stations currently found in almost every church. Similarly, the 150 Hail Marys that were recited for the rosary were an adaptation of the medieval monastic practice of reciting the 150 psalms in the Psalter.
— From Popular Devotional Practices
Scriptural Stations Of The Cross - USCCB
The above stations of the cross are based on those celebrated by Pope John Paul II on Good Friday 1991. They are presented here as an alternative to the traditional stations and as a way of reflecting more deeply on the Scriptural accounts of Christ's passion.
Lent in our Catholic Home - Elizabeth Clare Blog
A sweet blog post from a Catholic homemaker about how she helps her family enter into the lenten season.
Lent: Pray, Fast, Give Printable - Look to Him and Be Radiant
Use this free printable from Katie a Catholic teacher and DRE to help your family enter deeper into each aspect of lent.
Lectio Divina for Lent - USCCB
Lectio Divina is a form of meditation rooted in liturgical celebration that dates back to early monastic communities. It involves focused reading of Scripture (lectio), meditation on the Word of God (meditatio), contemplation of the Word and its meaning in one's life (contemplatio) and ends with prayer (oratio). For this Lent, we will have a Lectio Divina resource for the readings for Ash Wednesday and the Sundays of Lent that can be used by individuals or in group settings.
The Lentsanity App - FOCUS
During Lentsanity, you can expect the following:
Lentsanity puts all the resources of FOCUS' Lentsanity campaign in your pocket, AND with push notifications before lunch and dinner, it will remind you to not eat meat on Fridays during Lent.
Blessed Is She Daily Devotionals
This inspirational online a community of like-minded Catholic women supports each other through beautiful images and daily reflections on scripture. You can follow them on instagram @blessedisshe or subscribe to have daily reflections come straight to your inbox.
Life Teen Blog: Lent
Teens can find great reflections and challenges for how to enter more into lent.
Best Lent Ever 2017 - Dynamic Catholic
Sign up for Best Lent Ever, a FREE, video-based email program featuring internationally acclaimed speaker and New York Times bestselling author Matthew Kelly. From Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, Matthew will help you identify what stands between you and happiness . . . and what to do about it. Are you ready for your best Lent ever?
Read a Spiritual Book
Lenten Prayer Chain
Lenten Prayer Cards
Lituny of Humility
Divine Mercy Chapelet
Renewal of Baptismal Commitments


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Recipe by Wesley True of The Optimist
Demonstrated at the Westside Farmers Market on June 5, 2016
- Carrots from Truly Living Well (trimmed of greens)
- Beets from Little Fox Farm (trimmed of greens)
- Parsley and thyme from Little Fox Farm (chopped)
- Peaches from Pearson Farms (diced)
- Atlanta Fresh Yogurt
- Bee Wild Raw Gourmet Honey
- Apple cider vinegar
- Liquid smoke
- Whole grain mustard
- Spices: salt, coriander, cumin, celery seed, cayenne pepper, ancho chili pepper, dried pecans (from Pearson), Dukka Egyptian spice
- Citric acid
- Sugar
- Salt
- Prepare a charcoal grill with coals and woodchips. Once hot, add root vegetables in an even layer, cover grill and let cook for 20 minutes, until tender.
- While veggies are cooking:
- Create a dry rub using 60 percent salt and 40 percent sugar and some citric acid, adding your favorite spices (coriander, cumin, celery seed, cayenne pepper, ancho chili pepper, dried pecans (from Pearson), Dukka Egyptian spice) to taste.
- Add dry rub to the yogurt.
- Mix and add in peaches, whole grain mustard, honey, apple cider vinegar and a tiny bit of liquid smoke. Taste and adjust as you go.
- Remove root vegetables carefully with tongs, set aside to cool.
- Once mostly cool, rub with a towel until mostly peeled.
- Plate the vegetables, top with the yogurt mixture, and garnish with herbs.


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Great things are happening at Transitions!
*In September 2016, Transitions Inc. Administrative Office and Outpatient Services combined and moved into our new location in Covington, allowing the agency to increase capacity and serve more individuals in our outpatient programs.
*In October 2016, Transitions Inc. received 3-year CARF National Accreditation, demonstrating Transitions' commitment to continuously improve service quality and to focus on the satisfaction of the persons served.
*In November 2016, Transitions, Inc. responded to the needs of the state and implemented Targeted Case Management and Mental Health Therapy for pregnant and parenting women with Opiate Use Disorders.
*In January 2017, Transitions, Inc. increased our Non-Medical Detox Program from thirteen to fifteen beds to meet the community's need for increased detox services.
*Currently, Transitions Inc. is in the final implementation stages with St. Elizabeth's to provide Substance Use Counseling services in the Covington Emergency Department to ensure a safe handoff to treatment after a patient has overdosed.
*CEO and Leadership Team at Transitions continue to advocate at the state-level to implement the 1115 Waiver and remove the 16 bed IMD Exclusion in the state of Kentucky.
With these changes come opportunities for employment. Whether you are at the beginning of your career, or looking for the place to finish your career, Transitions has a place for you!
We are looking for you…a Licensed or Certified Social Worker and/or Counselor (or about to be) who has a passion working with those on the journey to recovery. Providing evidenced- based best practices to our clients through individualized treatment for Substance Use Disorders, we need you to carry out the mission of the agency,
"To help individuals transition from the pain of addiction to the gratitude of recovery through comprehensive support systems."
Transitions, Inc. was founded in 1969 by volunteers concerned about the lack of substance use disorder treatment for the uninsured in Northern Kentucky. Today, we offer women and men a holistic continuum of care comprised of non-medical detoxification, residential treatment, outpatient treatment, case managed sober housing and aftercare services. By collaborating and partnering with other local agencies, Transitions strives to be the lead Treatment Providers in the Northern Kentucky community.
Transitions, Inc. is seeking to find certified and licensed counselors responsible for assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning and evaluation and counseling services at our various locations.
We offer flexible scheduling, the resources you need to succeed, and excellent training and supervision. Our programs are conveniently located in the Northern Kentucky communities of Covington, Dayton and Erlanger.
Benefits include:
*Competitive salary and benefits. Salary range is $36,000-$40,000 dependent on qualifications and experience.
*FREE Supervision for Clinical License/Certification.
*FREE Continuing Education and Training.
*Paid Time Off, in addition to Paid Holidays.
*Dental and Health Insurance.
*Reimbursement for dual state licensure (if applying and currently hold a license outside of Kentucky), including request and application.
*Supportive colleagues who enjoy what they do!
Interested candidates please email your resume to Human Resources Director, Christina Tucker at firstname.lastname@example.com or apply through our ad on CareerBuilder.com.
Position Title: Advanced Counselor
Supervisor: Treatment Supervisor
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree; and Active Kentucky License as a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC) and/or
Master's degree; and Active Kentucky License as a Certified Social Worker (CSW) or Licensed Professional Clinical Associate (LPCA)
Position Summary:
The Advanced Counselor is responsible for maintaining a caseload of clients and may provide assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning and individual and/or group clinical services. Services may be provided in a variety of settings. A dependent license is required.
Job Responsibilities:
*Interview and observe clients and prepares clinical reports and individualized service plans
*Provide cognitive behavioral treatment, conduct assessments (including dependent diagnosis), individual, group counseling, and case management.
*Assure documentation is in compliance with contract regulatory and agency requirements and best clinical practices.
*Use approved counseling methods in order to maximize treatment process and outcomes (group and individual).
*Use approved interviewing techniques and/or instruments in order to develop an accurate diagnostic summary/service plan.
*Complete clinical documentation within expected timeframes.
*Stay current with updated research and best practices.
*Participate in individual and/or group supervision and staff trainings as required.
*Represent Transitions, Inc. in a positive and professional manner in all community interactions.
*Assists in other Transitions' programs as needed or assigned.
How To Apply
Please complete one of the following:
1. Download this Application, print, complete, sign and email as an attachment to the Human Resources Manager.
2. If unable to email the application, please mail it to the attention of the Human Resources Manager, Transitions, Inc., 1650 Russell Street, Covington, KY 41011.
3. Fill out the application in person at the administrative office located at 1650 Russell Street, Covington, KY 41011 during regular business hours.
Other available opportunities:


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Elica Varna Series Wall Mount Hood
Find the intersection of form and function with the elegant Varna Series Wall Mount Hood from Elica. Electronic Touch Controls, LCD Display, and two-level halogen lighting offer ease-of-use and functionality and the classic stainless steel exterior is a good fit for any home. Dishwasher-safe stainless steel microhole filters make clean up a breeze.
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Whooooo loves you Dad? We do! This is the card (one of them) that we will be doing at the first club meeting tomorrow night.
I am so excited to announce that I have a new club starting this month. Traditionally clubs in the past have been 6/25 clubs meaning that there were 6 members who were committed to spending $25/month for 6 months.
I am HAPPY to announce my new "Non-Commit," "Open" Slipper Club which will allow anyone to join at any time with no monthly commitment. "How does it work?" you ask.
Here are the details... The "Slipper Club" will be held every second and fourth Tuesday of each month, beginning on June 9th. You may join the club at any time and there is no commitment to stay in the club for any length of time or to place an order. There will be a $5 fee for the supplies used for the projects we make which will range from cards to small gift items, to scrapbook pages, and more. Each person who signs up for this club will have their name added to the bottom of the hostess list. The person whose name is on the top of the list will get the hostess rewards that month. Combined Slipper Club Orders for a given month may result in more than one hostess reward recipient!!!!
In order for your name to keep its "place" on the list, you must place a $25 minimum order whether you attend a Slipper Club class that month or not. If you do not place a $25+ order that month, then your name goes down to the bottom of the list. If you do place a $25+ order, then your name continues to move up the list AND you will not be required to pay the $5 supply fee for that class. Your name will remain on the Slipper Club List as long as you wish!
Club members will also receive:
A free current Idea Book/Catalog
Free Hostess Rewards during your hosting month
$5 or free optional monthly classes
Optional opportunity to hold your own private workshop or party to boost your hostess benefits
Lots of other freebies and surprises...
Free Hostess Rewards during your hosting month
$5 or free optional monthly classes
Optional opportunity to hold your own private workshop or party to boost your hostess benefits
Lots of other freebies and surprises...
Why is it called the Slipper Club is the next question you may be asking! Pammie's Place (the workshop) doesn't have flooring yet - so please bring your slippers (keeping your shoes on is an option too...lol) to keep your tootsies warm!Simply give me a call or email to add your name to the Slipper Club.
Please also RSVP for either evening when you plan on attending, & come create with me!


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Front Door Seal
A home owner from Ithaca, NY says:
June 15, 2015
I would like to replace the seal around my front door. It is a wood frame, not metal. Please see attached pictures. What do you recommend?
Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
June 17, 2015
You say you have a wood frame. However, is the door itself wood covered with steel? In either event, take a look at our 58-008 prime door seal set for steel doors. Also take a look at our 58-056 foam seal. As for that bottom door seal, look at the 58-189 push-in type or the 58-176 wrap around type. Take a look and see which one could match up to yours.
A home owner says:
June 21, 2015
I checked with a magnet, and only the front and back door panels (the main panels facing indoors and outdoors) are magnetic. The sides are not. Looks like 58-008 will magnetically attach only to the sides of the door, correct? What if they are not metal? Will the seal still work?
Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
June 24, 2015
If the magnetic seal would only partially work, or not at all, consider our 58-056 instead. To be honest, I've had many contractors report that normal foam seal holds up better than magnetic seal. This is because the magnets themselves lose their magnetism faster than the foam material wears out.


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Eczema sometimes also referred to as dermatitis is a kind of skin problem which is basically an inflammation of skin. Its characteristics are crusting and weeping red patches. The real difference between eczema and dermatitis is that eczema is chronic while dermatitis on the other hand is acute.
Causes and symptoms of eczema
The cause and symptoms of eczema vary. Eczema can be caused by any irritant, especially any chemical, solvents, detergents or may be caused by smoke. But the general cause of eczema is heredity. The symptoms consist of redness in the affected area, itching, roughness and flaky skin, sometimes tiny bumps and blisters appear or may be triggered by problems with blood circulation in the affected area. It especially becomes severe at the skin folds and lead to some amount of inflammation too. Eczema is generally seen to occur in the children under 5 years of age.
Remedies and solutions provided for the treatment of eczema
The remedies for this skin disease includes dietary changes, herbal remedies and prescription drugs. It is seen and carefully been observed that a good combination between the prescriptory drugs and home remedies give an efficient output in curing the disease at a fast rate.
Home remedies to the problem
Spearmint leaf juice is known to be one of the natural remedies for eczema. Grinding spearmint leaves and making a paste which can be applied directly to the affected skin area is one of the options for curing the disease. Another good known cure to the problem is coconut oil and an application of coconut oil to the affected area which in turn moisturizes the area is of great help in the problem. Cold compresses can also be used as a home remedy for the skin and it will reduce the itchiness of the area while the cold compress will leave the area dry so utmost care must be taken in the case to keep the area moist. Milk compress is also helpful and a small cloth soaked in milk can be used to moisturize the area. Apart from these sunbath and steam bath can also be very helpful in the treatment of the disorder.
Not everyone's skin will have the same response to the home remedy for eczema provide above. Therefore, it is always good to be in touch and get a response from a good physician for a fast and in time treatment of dermatitis. Other home remedies include the use of camphor and sandalwood paste for the treatment, but this remedy is not widely used but it is a good remedy indeed. The use of vitamins diligently and the proper intake of vitamins, including the vitamin A, B and c will definitely be very helpful in the production of new skin and healing of the area and treatment will occur in a speedy manner. Apart from the home remedies steroid creams can also be used in combination with the above mentioned technique to efficiently cure the problem of eczema. Antifungal creams are also helpful incurring it.


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With poll after poll showing that marijuana legalization is now a mainstream issue, it doesn't really surprise people that more liberals, moderates and libertarians are speaking out about marijuana and other drug law reforms. However, it still makes news when conservative Republicans like Chris Christie and Rick Perry speak out about the need to move away from the status quo that is only needlessly wasting tax payer dollars, law enforcement resources and people's lives. On one hand, these conservatives starting to "see the light" is political news as they are bucking the trend of the Republican Party and the policy position of a majority of people who identify themselves as conservative. However, ending federal cannabis prohibition, and letting state's decide their own marijuana policies, is a conservative idea to its core.
William F. Buckley, founder of the National Review, and economist Milton Friedman, two giants of the conservative movement, and they absolutely railed against prohibition. When the National Review recently editorialized that Colorado was making a prudent choice to legalize marijuana, many were surprised. But as John Payne, a Republican himself who heads up Missouri's legalization efforts for Show-Me Cannabis, opined on his Facebook page, "I'm glad to see that National Review has written favorably about legalization in Colorado, but it's not at all surprising. They have been pro-legalization since way before it was popular." From the editors of the National Review:
Regardless of whether one accepts the individual-liberty case for legalizing marijuana, the consequentialist case is convincing. That is because the history of marijuana prohibition is a catalogue of unprofitable tradeoffs: billions in enforcement costs, and hundreds of thousands of arrests each year, in a fruitless attempt to control a mostly benign drug the use of which remains widespread despite our energetic attempts at prohibition. We make a lot of criminals while preventing very little crime, and do a great deal of harm in the course of trying to prevent an activity that presents little if any harm in and of itself.
Perhaps most important, the legalization of marijuana in Colorado — and the push for its legalization elsewhere — is a sign that Americans still recognize some limitations on the reach of the state and its stable of nannies-in-arms. The desire to discourage is all too easily transmuted into the desire to criminalize, just as the desire to encourage metastasizes into the desire to mandate. It is perhaps a little dispiriting that of all the abusive overreaches of government to choose from, it is weed that has the nation's attention, but it is a victory nonetheless.
While some cannabis law reform activists are very concerned when conservatives like Christie and Perry express support for drug law reform, sensing a trap of sorts, I welcome them into the fold. Our fight to end cannabis prohibition only moves so far when seen as a political position of liberals and libertarians. We need to continue to expand our base as we move forward in our fight to end the barbaric practice of locking people in cages for using a nontoxic plant. With legalization on the ballot in Alaska and medical marijuana on the ballot in Florida this year, we need conservative voters to vote for the conservative position of ending prohibition. What is more conservative than personal liberty, states' rights and generating revenue? I welcome conservatives into the fold, but you better hurry, because if poll numbers continue to climb, the legalization bandwagon is getting pretty full.
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COUNCILLORS have called for a halt in rent hikes to save the livelihoods of market traders.
Mexborough Indoor Market traders have been told by Doncaster Council that they face a five-fold increases in September.
But Mexborough Labour councillors David Holland and Sue Phillips want mayor Peter Davies to have a rethink.
Coun Holland said: "Many of the traders simply can't afford the increases. There is a danger the proposals could seriously threaten the future of the market which would be a disaster for the town."
Coun Phillips said traders would be petitioning the council.
However, Mr Davies said that all Mexborough ward members were consulted and agreed the rent increase in December 2010.
He said: "The real problem is the complicated and costly arrangements by which we both own the land and rent the market hall.
"At present, market traders' rents are not covering the money we are tied into paying to a property company. Last year the taxpayer had to make up around a £200,000 shortfall.
"This unfortunate situation is from a property deal dating back to the 1970s which was inherited by Doncaster Council from Mexborough Council."
Mr Davies said while the market was a "valuable community asset" it also had to be a viable business. He added Doncaster Market rents increased in 2009 and had since benefitted from investment.
Mr Davies also said he was open to suggestions from councillors on how to plug the funding shortfall.


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'Metroid: Samus Returns' will soon spelunk alien caverns on the 3DS
The new side-scrolling adventure stays true to its bomb-jumping roots.
Atlus is bringing three great JRPGs to North America for the 3DS
They're now available for pre-order from Amazon.
A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
Nintendo hasn't forgotten about 'Pokémon' on the 3DS
'Ultra' versions of 'Sun' and 'Moon' and Virtual Console reissues abound.
Nintendo's latest portable is the $150 2DS XL
This new clamshell will slot in between the 2DS and 3DS XL.
Next 'Layton' game is coming to Android and iOS before 3DS
It'll be a bit before we see a localized version for Nintendo's handheld.
Nintendo still has a stack of 3DS games in the pipeline
'Kirby,' 'Pikmin,' 'Monster Hunter' and a Mii-filled RPG are all coming to the handheld.
Federal appeals court upholds Nintendo's win in 3DS patent battle
The Nintendo 3DS doesn't infringe on Tomita's display patent.
Nintendo wins a key case against a 3DS modchip seller
Go Cyber Shopping has to pay up for helping gamers play pirated material.
Pokémon Company caught almost 6,000 'Sun' and 'Moon' cheaters
The game will 'limit' your access to online aspects if you're caught.