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The box is a case bound, rigid, hinged lid design foil blocked to the lid and spine. The set features all the officially released albums including The Greatest and Remixes Of The Spheres plus. A 60 page case bound and thread sewn hard backed book with a brand new introduction written by John Robb and featuring photos and artwork from Ian's entire career. A heavyweight vinyl record with a host of previously unreleased tracks including remixes by Arthur Baker, Scratch Perverts and Evil Nine.
A CD featuring all the B sides including the re-working of Michael Jackson's Thriller and Billie Jean, his collaboration with the Sex Pistols Steve Jones plus much more. A DVD compiling all of Ian's innovative promo videos. A hand numbered silkscreen print in a folder. A hand numbered certificate of authenticity signed by Ian Brown. A VERY THICK & HEAVY ITEM, MORE THAN 2 KG.CANADA & Rest The World is. IF AN ITEM DOES GO MISSING I WILL DO EVERYTHING I CAN TO SORT OUT THE PROBLEM, BUT PLEASE BE PATIENT AS IT CAN TAKE UPTO A MONTH TO ARRANGE A CLAIM WITH THE POST OFFICE, BUT HOPEFULLY YOUR ITEM SHOULD HAVE TURNED UP BY THEN. You contact me first within 3 days of receipt of the item. I receive the item in the same condition as I despatched it. IT WILL BE PACKED PROPERLY USING CARDBOARD/proper box TO PROTECT IT.
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We see them every fall. Fuzzy, black and orange striped caterpillars inching along the ground, up walls and trees, and across driveways.
Most of us have heard that you can predict a harsh or mild winter by the size of the colorful markings, yet few of us ever consider where this caterpillar comes from or where it is going.
Like many insects, this one starts its life as one of a clutch of miniscule eggs stuck to the bottom of a leaf.
Upon hatching, it feeds on herbaceous plants, and forbs (wild flowers). It is commonly found in milkweed.
The tiny caterpillars share little resemblance to the Woolly Bear with their scrawny bodies and widely spaced tufts of hair. But given just a few weeks they become much more recognizable.
When the caterpillar approaches maturity, it will find a protected place to pupate. The pupal cases look very much like grayish-brown, oval shaped knots of wool and can often be found adhered to the undersides of eaves.After completing its metamorphosis it will emerge as an adult Tiger moth.
The Tiger moth has a unique characteristic that has only recently been discovered. In the presence of predatory flies that lay their eggs in the developing caterpillar they will feed on leaves with higher alkaloid content making themselves less vulnerable to the fly.
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Zakayo, Jepkosgei shine in Rabat race
Monday June 17 2019
Kenyans World Under-20 and Africa 5,000m champion Edward Zakayo and 800m athlete Nelly Jepkosgei chalked their maiden Diamond League victories in Rabat, Morocco on Sunday night.
Zakayo, who is also the Africa Under-20 5,000m champion, stayed behind the leading pack before surging ahead with 1000m to go to win in 13:11.49 and atone for the early defeat in Rome on June 6.
The youngster, who finished seventh in Rome but in a personal best 13:03.19, edged out Ethiopian Solomon Berihu in 13:16.08 as home athlete Soufiyan Bouqantar came in third in 13:17.26.
"I was sick just before Rome and was worried heading to Rabat, but I am glad the body responded well for a fantastic but albeit slow race," said Zakayo, the Commonwealth 5,000m bronze medallist.
Zakayo, 17, said that he was aiming for a better time, but he wasn't able owing to slow pacemakers.
"I was talking to the closest pacemaker to run faster, but to no avail. Hence, I decided to change the tactics at the last two rounds and continue alone," said Zakayo, who now turns his focus to the World Championships due from September 28 to October 6 in Doha, Qatar.
A composed Jepkosgei, who had finished fourth (1:59.00) in Doha and third (2:01.98) in Stockholm, strolled across the line 1:59.50, beating Ethiopian Habitam Alemu and Ukraine's Olga Lyakhova in 1:59.90 and 2:00.35 respectively.
"Though not very tactical, the race was still fast race. My plan was to keep track of the pacemaker," said Jepkosgei, 27, whose ultimate target this season is finishing on the podium at the World Championships in Doha.
Kenya's Africa champion Matthew Sawe scaled 2.28m to finish fourth in men's high jump, losing to his three rivals on countback. Bohdan Bondarenko from Ukraine won to contest beating Naoto Tobe from japan and Authorised Neutral Athlete Ilya Ivanyuk respectively.
Kenya's once again played second fiddle to Commonwealth 800m champion Nijel Amos as Emmanuel Korir finished second behind by 0.3.
Amos wrapped up his second win of the season after Doha 1:45.57 with Korir settling second in 1:45.60 as American Clayton Murphy dug in for third in 1:45.99. Another Kenyan, Ferguson Rotich timed 1:46.38 for fourth.
"Though a good race but the windy conditions slowed the race," said Korir.
After a splendid victory in Rome with a personal best 8:06.13, Kenya's Benjamin Kigen failed to sparkle, finishing third in men's 3,000m steeplechase where Ethiopians Getnet Wale and Chala Beyo ruled the roost.
It's Wale who romped home in a World Lead and National Record time of 8:06.01, with Chala coming in second in personal best 8:06.48.
World Under-20 3,000m steeplechase silver medallist Leonard Bett was placed fourth in 8:09.27.
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Justin Eisele is licensed to practice in Arkansas and has been practicing Arkansas law for 13 years. He handles post-convictions in Arkansas and Maryland. Arkansas post-conviction remedies are generally covered by Rule 37 petitions in Arkansas.
There are some very important things to remember when dealing with R. 37 petitions. The first hurdle is to make sure you get the petition filed timely. If you do not appeal your case, you must file the petition within 90 days of your conviction. If you did appeal, you have 60 days from the time your case was affirmed on appeal.
Even if you do not hire our firm, it is highly recommended that you acquire counsel to handle your R. 37 petition. Justin has seen many cases where cases are dismissed on the petition where, if the the pro se petitioner had just a little more experience, they could have at least had a hearing or their "day in court."
Justin once handled the direct appeal for a client who was denied a hearing on his Rule 37 petition. On appeal, he argued that even if the client might eventually be denied his claim, he should have been afforded a hearing because evidence needed to be taken before a ruling was made. The Arkansas Supreme Court agreed with counsel's argument and the case was reversed and remanded so that the client could be afforded a hearing on his Rule 37 petition. Rounsaville v. State, 374 Ark. 356 (2008).
Rule 37 petitions are usually based on ineffective assistance of counsel claims by the trial counsel. Trial counsel may commit ineffective assistance of counsel if they fail to investigate, fail to convey plea offers, fail to sever counts, fail to litigate motions that would have gone in the favor of a defendant, etc.
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There can be a lot of pressure that comes with Valentine's Day celebrations: buying the right present, booking the perfect restaurant, and having enough left over for flowers, chocolates and the funniest/most romantic card. All of these can cause you financial headaches, but there are ways to make your Valentine's Day special without it being a financial burden.
Here are a few of our favourite ideas:
Plan a nice dinner at home
Cooking a meal from scratch can be a great way to spend Valentine's Day and show your partner you care. A meal at home can be just as nice (and sometimes, even more intimate) as one at a fancy restaurant. There are plenty of websites out there that can help you plan budget friendly meals.
Cabot tip: Wear your dressy clothes and eat by candlelight to make the meal feel even fancier.
Cheat and order (discounted) takeaway
You'll find some takeaways offer Valentine's day deals. If you want a cheaper option to eating out, but don't want the hassle of cooking for yourself, spending a little on a takeaway can sometimes be cheaper than eating out.
Look for supermarket meal deals
If cooking from scratch makes you nervous and takeaway is a step too far, most supermarkets will have special Valentine's day meal deals. You should be able to get something tasty for around £10, and you won't have to spend hours in the kitchen preparing it.
BONUS: Make your night in ALL about your partner
Spending Valentine's Day at home with your partner can be a very cost-effective option, but it's easy to slip into bad habits and make your at-home Valentine's just another stay-at-home evening. So put the phones away and make sure your focus is 100% on your significant other.
Cabot tip: Why not turn it into a little game? Perhaps the first one to touch their phone has to wash the dishes or take out the bins for the month?
Make your own gifts and cards
Making your own gifts and cards can be a fun way to save money and show that you really care. There are lots of cheap Valentine's day gifts, so you don't have to splash the cash to make Valentine's special.
Do something new together
No matter your skill level, trying something new with your partner is exciting. You may find that a lot of activities are specially discounted for Valentine's Day, so you've got no excuse to not get adventurous. Websites such as Design My Night have lots of suggestions for things to do around the country.
BONUS: And if you're on your own…
Why not team up with a fellow single and take advantage of some of the deals we've mentioned above. Not only will it make Valentine's a less solitary experience, it will also save you some cash at the same time.
And most important of all: stick to a budget
Budgeting for the day and limiting yourself to a set amount of money to spend together means you can enjoy Valentine's Day without worrying about your finances.
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How to Gain Solicitors In London
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The February employment report is due out this Friday. Calculated Risk has a primer. The big picture:
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Almost 14 million Americans are unemployed.
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From the Land of Possible
A few reminders that God is still at work
Dear Friends,
It's easy to get discouraged in our world today, but the Lord frequently reminds me that all things are possible with Him! As summer begins to peak above the horizon, I want to encourage you, too, with some hopeful things that many of you are a part of through prayer and financial gifts.
I am blessed to report that I have been granted full custody of 14-year-old Ines. I am amazed at the favor God has given us with authorities now, because these things typically take much longer. I cannot share many details about our court cases, but let me just say that the perpetrators did not want to lose Ines (remember, she was their main source of income since she was little), and they even confronted us at the courthouse, refusing to sign the custodian papers despite the many violations against them (remember that criminal prosecution hardly happens in developing nations—there is not enough criminal investigators, finances, nor police enforcement). When they refused to sign and insisted on taking her back with them, the Judge looked at them with such authority, then gave them a choice—sign or else! They signed and we took her home to safety. We are so happy to have Ines as part of our family! She is excelling in school now, and finishes the 6th grade in July. I look forward to buying her first pretty dress for her July graduation!
Back to Village 1. No, that's not a sequel to a time-travel movie, but a reminder that we are terracing the land during the next few weeks and hope to move once school is out in mid-July. We're still praying for the funds to rebuild dorms using concrete block, rather than wood, for increased safety for the children. (Click here if you want to invest in some very special blocks for the children!) We are blessed that the bathroom renovations are complete and we now have flush toilets instead of outhouses—YAY! I'm so thankful for small blessings such as this—we take so much for granted back in the States! I'm also excited about returning the children to the land they love and miss so much.
The churches are all doing well. We are blessed to have 14 full-time national missionaries now. They visit each church and mission, and are teaming up more in order to pioneer new churches for Jesus. Please keep them and their precious families in your prayers.
Both rehabs continue to receive men, young and old, suffering from horrible addictions. We lead them into relationship with Jesus, and help restore them and their families.
The Children's Home stays busy, busy, busy, but I am so very blessed that the children are all progressing in every area. This month has been full of appointments with doctors (a lot of the children we rescue suffer STDs that we must deal with annually), dentists (about 30+ cavities filled and 9 retainers made), and lots of homework and tests!! Again, I thank God for a wonderful staff!
Sed and Liz are doing very well at Camp Pendleton. They are enjoying the California weather and love finally being their own family! We look forward to Liz's college graduation in just one year. Jasmine is also doing well. She's completed 11th grade, and plans to finish her 12th midway through her senior year—we are so proud of her!! Please pray for God's leading as she makes her next decision. Thanks so much!
A Big Opportunity!
There are still so very many children to rescue from the atrocity of sex trafficking and we will continue to rescue all that we can…but we are at our financial and staff capacity at this moment. I had the honor of meeting an amazing man from England (via Skype and a mutual friend/supporter) a few weeks ago who has done social work for over 36 years—almost 30 of them with his local government—in child protection, adoption and fostering. He and his wife vigorously defend the child's right to live in a loving family rather than an institution, and promotes family-based care alternatives. I hope to begin training under them and begin this foster care system where we are in Mexico to enable us to rescue many more children from horrible abuse and place them in loving, caring, safe homes to grow and be cared for. Please keep this in your prayers, at it is an extremely huge task—but not impossible!
Thank you for reading my updates. Thank you for your prayers and financial help because together we are expanding God's kingdom throughout south-central Mexico. I hope you know that we really do pray for you each day, and I know God smiles when he hears the sweet little voices of the children asking Him to "Bless all the wonderful people who send us money so we can eat, study and stay safe forever." Their prayers are so sweet and sincere…and so very grateful. Thank you for helping the least of these. Many, many blessings!!
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Conveniently located on the Jeddah-Yanbu Highway, minutes away from the city center and the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, the 200-room Radhwa Holiday Inn Yanbu is a welcome retreat for business and leisure travellers.All the luxuriously appointed ... more
Po Box 1447, Al Sooda, Abha
Sitting atop Saudi Arabia®s highest point, InterContinental Abha offers traditional Islamic design and contemporary flair. Assir National Park provides the stunning vista from the hotel®s 3,048-metre (10,000-foot) elevation. Al Shada Palace, the Otto ... more
Maazar Street, Riyadh
InterContinental Riyadh brings rare treasures to the heart of the city: a 9-hole golf course, a 12-lane bowling alley, tennis and squash courts, two pools and 100 acres of mature gardens. The business district is five minutes away, and the concierge can di ... more
Al Madinah Road, Po Box 11633, Jeddah
On the banks of the Red Sea, Jeddah is a key port in Saudi Arabia and the world???s largest open-air art gallery. Landscaped with natural art depicting Arabic culture, the city is decorated with sculpture throughout the city. Le M??ridien Jeddah is nestled ... more
North Corniche, P.o. Box 14315, Jeddah
Located on Jeddah's fashionable North Corniche overlooking the city's Red Sea shore, Sheraton Jeddah Hotel is indeed an impressive sight. The hotel offers a serene environment close to the Herra Mall and is a twenty-minute car ride to the modern city cente ... more
Olaya And Mecca Road, P.o. Box 90807, Riyadh
With majestic, modern and classic interior design, the Sheraton Riyadh Hotel & Towers stands out as a landmark for hospitality. Elegantly crafted with Italian marble and Islamic inlay, every facet of the Hotels design has been imaginatively created to comp ... more
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- Helps with digestive problems, acid reflux and nausea.
- Contains anti-inflammatory properties.
- Helps to lower glycaemia levels and LDL-cholesterol.
Super Gingerols is an extract of ginger (Zingiber officinale) standardized to 20% gingerols which have multiple properties, delivered in vegetarian capsules. It is traditionally used for digestive problems (upset stomach following a fatty meal) and especially for acid reflux. Indeed it is just as effective for this as the commonly-prescribed proton pump inhibitor (PPI) drugs but does not have the latter's long-term side-effects. In such cases, it is beneficial to combine it with Mastic Gum, also available to buy at Supersmart.
Ginger principal components are gingerols (including 6-gingerol) and shogaols. They are what gives ginger its smell, taste and activity. Along with cinnamon and turmeric, ginger is one of the three best-known spices in the world, known as much for the flavor they bring to cooking as for their health benefits. Ginger grows wild in tropical climates. Part of the Zingiberaceae family, the root is used as a spice in sweet and savory dishes.
Super Gingerols is a simple, natural and safe supplement. It is one of those basic nutritional supplements you should always have in your 'first-aid kit' for relieving joint or muscle pain, nausea, and temporary digestive problems, as well as for maintaining long-term, optimal health:
Super Gingerols is purposely not combined with cinnamon in order to avoid possible interactions in sensitive individuals.
Buy Super Gingerols to improve your digestive health.
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Water Bottles That Look So Good, They Remind Us To Drink Up
Plus, you're doing the environment some good by reducing plastic bottles, all while looking ultra chic.| June 4, 2019
It's easy to forget we aren't cacti but actual human beings who need constant hydration. We don't blame you though — when you're a busy metropolitan with endless to-do lists, fulfilling even the most basic of needs can seem like a difficult task. What other way of reminding yourself to stay hydrated other than investing in a sleek, eye-catching bottle?
24 Bottles
OutKash might as well have sung about 24 Bottles, because it truly is "so fresh and so clean, clean". We love the simplicity of the designs and especially appreciate how lightweight they are, despite being made of stainless steel (perf for keeping your drinks chilled/hot). 24 Bottles is big on sustainability too, as they're involved in worldwide reforestation projects, making the production of their bottles completely carbon neutral.
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福福 Luck Water Bottle is the most befitting name ever. We feel #blessedAF sipping from this stylish BPA-free, stainless steel shell. To top it off, it's triple-walled, which essentially means that your mother-in-law can't side-eye you for leaving water marks on her favourite wooden table. Condensation can no longer hurt you and your family.
Glacce is most possibly the hippest bottle ever known to mankind. It'll inspire many curious questions, as a literal crystal almost half the size of the bottle glistens in the middle of it. Your drink will apparently harness the energy of the natural stone, which possesses its very own frequency promoting "health, wellness and harmony". We're not quite sure if we buy into this, but aesthetics-wise, Glacce scores a solid 10.
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Tech Talk
The DPS Ed Tech Newsletter
Volume 2, Issue 1 (17-18)
In this edition...
Welcome back from Ed Tech!
Helpful Chromebook Changes for 2017-18 School Year
New BrainPOP Features
Schoology Corner
Our brand new Learning Management System (LMS) is live and helping teachers deliver content to students in better ways than ever! Schoology is a place for educators to collaborate with each other, deliver instruction digitally, and communicate with parents on a daily basis, with ease. Check out "Schoology Corner" in each of these newsletters this schoolyear for helpful information and check out what Schoology can do for you!
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Ed Tech welcomes two new faces to our sister team, Library Services.
Janet Damon comes to us from Amesse Elementary and joins the team as Library Services Specialist.
Suzi Tonini enriches our team as our new Collection Development Supervisor joining us from Isabella Bird Community School.
Check out LION to see the wide variety of tools and resources that Library Services can provide you and your students, and look for more Library Services spotlights in upcoming issues!
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I suspect you will lose more from the disturbance of digging it up and replanting than you will gain from having it in a warmer place.As long as the tomatoes have reached more or less their normal full size and aren't still hard and green, they should ripen perfectly well off the plant in a warm spot indoors.They will ripen quicker in a container (e.g. plastic supermarket meat tray) if stored in layers (the ethylene they produce helps ripening) but if some are already going soft you will need to keep a close eye on them.
Sliced green tomatoes, fried with a sprinkle of salt and sugar are delicious with a cooked breakfast.
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Family to sell 23-year-old Lincoln cake business
Bespoke cake design store Sugarart of Lincoln has been put up for sale after 23 years of business.
The store will continue to trade at its High Street location and owners are hoping to find a buyer who will continue their legacy.
The well-established business has been put on the market with Lambert Smith Hampton for £20,000 in the rented High Street shop space.
Lesley Richardson, owner of Sugarart of Lincoln, said: "It's a family run business and it was my mother-in-law who started the brand.
"Dorothy is coming up to 84 and Ginny is 65 and so we are looking to go into retire. We are looking at possibly doing something else.
"We have been here for 23 years and I think someone with fresh eyes would be able to give it a bit of revitalisation."
Claire Parkin, sister-in-law and co-owner, said: "We have a lovely loyal set of customers and we are sure that they will continue to support new owners. We do hope someone does because Lincoln need something like this.
"We have customers from all over Lincolnshire because we are such a unique business. I think the reason that people come back to us is because we can advise and I know that whoever takes on the business will have that continued custom and its very rewarding."
Anyone interested in taking over the business should make enquiries to Angela Calow at Lambert Smith Hampton on 01522 698888 or email [email protected]
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How to pay yourself:
Company owners and directors often ask us "do I pay myself salary or dividends, and how much should that be?". Every situation is different, therefore the answer to the question depends.
This article will look at the salary versus dividends decision. We will throw some numbers in to show the financial difference. Furthermore we will be looking at other options that can really ramp up the savings.
Salary and dividends
Basic rule of thumb:
Salary, unlike dividends, is subject to employer's and employee's National Insurance contributions (NICs). A small amount is typically paid as salary so that it triggers the entitlement for the year to state benefits, the rest is paid out as dividends.
If we overlay some numbers:
For the 2019-20 tax year you can take out a salary of up to £8,632 for the year, not have to pay any NICs but still 'earn' a credit towards state pension on retirement.
Also there is a £2,000 dividend allowance and a basic rate payer pays at the rate of 7.5% and
dividends don't normally attract a NICs liability,
So dividends are generally advantageous when compared to a salary, particularly where they are taxed at only the basic rate. However, salary is essential for earning NICs credits, and tax relief for the company
Marginal tax rates
Your tax status will be either basic rate, higher rate or additional rate. Consequently this is a major factor in deciding the levels of salary and dividends to take out of your company.
Let's throw in some tax speak and introduce marginal rates, marginal rates are the combined company and personal tax rates. Our handy table below summarises the marginal rates of taking out £1 in salary, or dividend.
So the normal rules apply where numbers are shown for illustration. As a result we've made some assumptions, situations vary, but the table below is still blooming useful. Our headline assumptions are personal and dividend allowance have been used up.
Paying Yourself: Salary v. Dividends 2019-20
|Marginal Rate: Basic
|Marginal Rate: Higher
|Marginal Rate: Additional
|Annual Income
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|£50,000 +
|£150,000 +
The benefits of dividends over salary are more significant if you are a basic rate payer, the gap narrows once you are a higher rate payer and beyond. Hence dividends still come out on top and will still count as income if you are looking for a mortgage/
Company benefits
In my experience this is a legitimate area of tax planning that is under used. Planned correctly there can be significant savings for you're and your business, who wouldn't want that
Your company can pay for items which you might normally pay for personally. These can be provided tax free to you, and your business can claim these as business costs.
Examples include:
Mobile phone
Workplace parking
Health screening and medical check-ups
Home working allowance up to £4 per week
Tax on trivial benefits
There is no tax or NIC to pay on what are called trivial benefits. This means you don't have to pay tax on a benefit for your employee if all the following apply:
It costs you £50 or less to provide
It is not:
- cash or a cash voucher
- a reward for their work or performance
- in the terms of their contract
These are known as a 'trivial benefits'. There is no NIC pay, and no need to inform our friends at the tax office.
There is a financial limit applied trivial benefits for company directors, or, to a family member. The limit is a total cost of £300 for the tax year, enough to treat yourself, a few bottles of wine, and a bit of R&R!
Taxable benefits
It can make financial sense for your company to provide benefits in kind, i.e. pay for items that you would pay for personally. Benefits do not attract employee NIC, but they do attract (less) employer NIC. The big savings that can be made for each £1,000 of benefits are shown below.
Tax Savings by Providing Employee Benefits: 2019-20
|Marginal Rate: Basic
|Marginal Rate: Higher
|Marginal Rate: Additional
|< £50,000
|£50,000 +
|£150,000 +
|Tax Savings per £1,000
|Tax Savings per £1,000
|Tax Savings per £1,000
|Personal savings
|Company savings
Personal savings include tax and NIC savings, company savings include NIC and employer costs (after tax relief).
We hope you've found this blog useful. Contact us if you have any questions on how to pay yourself or any other business queries. We can have a cup of (virtual or real) coffee, biscuit and a chat to see how we can help you.
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Just got this gem of a CD in the mail. Abigail performing Winter's Come and Gone (in Chinese!) off her 2004 EP titled Song of the Traveling Daughter.
Gillian & David play a few songs during the Midnight Jam at Merlefest, from 04/27/1996. Tim O'Brien is the MC of the evening and sits in on mandolin. Then, Mollie O'Brien also joins them for Orphan Girl. And no...Gillian does not play drums :(
Just found this cool version of 'Scarlet Town' played live by Brad Mehldau on April 25, 2013 at Miner Auditorium, in San Francisco, CA - it's an audience recording. And now I've also found a recording of him playing 'Dark Turn Of Mind' three days later (April 28th) at the same venue. Bass Solo.
Pretty excited to hear a decent jazz cover of one of my all-time favorite songs. Courtesy of the Anders Christensen Trio circa 2009. If I made a Christmas mix, this would be on it.
1st is the maybe one of the weirdest covers of a Gillian song I've ever heard. It's by Scala & Kolacny Brothers. Then, two covers released last year of songs from The Harrow & The Harvest. 1st one by the band Lost in Suburbia, and the 2nd by Chris Thile.
An odd selection of songs that are about Gillian in some way. If you know of any others, let me know, and I'll add them to the playlist. The forth one is some weird Swedish(?) pop song that is about Gillian I suppose. 5th song is an instrumental piece called "Gillian Welch." I have no idea why...
Music from: 9/25/1996, 6/16/2005, 6/18/2005, 2/18/2006, 10/6/2006
Recordings of Gillian & David playing songs written by The Grateful Dead (Jack-A-Roe might as well of been written by tGD). Candyman is a sit-in with Robyn Hitchcock, and Dire Wolf, Brokedown Palace, and Casey Jones are from sit-ins with Bob Weir & The Waybacks.
Here's an MP3 of the Gillian written song from Season 1, Episode 4 of the TV show Nashville. I ripped this myself, from a very nice copy of the episode I aquired online. This is not ripped from some crappy youtube video. Brace yourselves...it's not pretty.


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For Release: Monday, September 11, 2017
DEC Announces Deer Management Assistance Permits Available for Bully Hill State Forest in Allegany County
Hunters can mail or drop off applications at DEC Lands and Forest Office in West Almond
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today that the DEC Forestry Office in West Almond, New York, will have Deer Management Assistance Permits (DMAPs) available for use this hunting season on Bully Hill State Forest in Allegany County. These permits can only be used by hunters to harvest antlerless deer on Bully Hill State Forest. Individuals with a valid state hunting license are eligible to apply.
Bully Hill State Forest consists of approximately 3,506 acres of sustainably managed forest in the towns of Almond and Birdsall in Allegany County. Persistent over-browsing from high numbers of deer has negatively impacted forest regeneration at Bully Hill State Forest. As a result, desirable tree species and herbaceous plants are lacking or severely deformed across much of the forest understory. DEC Foresters have determined that additional hunting opportunities, in combination with forest management activities, will help to ensure that forest vegetation can be regenerated.
"The goal of the DMAP program within Bully Hill State Forest is to create a healthier and more biologically diverse forest ecosystem," said DEC Regional Director Abby Snyder. "By focusing additional hunting in a targeted area for an extended amount of time, the forest will have an opportunity for tree regeneration to grow above the browse height of deer. This is a great opportunity for hunters to take an additional deer while also helping with forest management."
The DMAP application for Bully Hill State Forest is available on DEC's website. To apply for the program, hunters can mail in or drop off applications at the West Almond DEC Forestry Office located at 2524 County Route 2A, Almond, NY 14804. Applicants are encouraged to call 585-466-3241 in advance prior to application drop off, as this field office has limited hours.
DMAP tags will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Hunters that fill a tag may apply for a second tag, also available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tags will be mailed to the mailing address provided on the application. For further information about the program, contact the West Almond Forestry office at 585-466-3241.


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Topic: CONNECTING WITH GLORY SUSTAINERS AND BENEFACTORS
Bible Reading: 1 Samuel 18:1-5
The journey of life are filled with uncertainties, adversities, difficulties and helpers. As you are facing challenges so also, God ordained some special people called Glory Supporters/Sustainers. They were sent in order to support you in fulfilling your vision, mission and dreams at any given time.
David is on his way to palace where he will rules the people of God, yet he need supporters. As he began the journey, the first person that ever ready to support and sustain his kingship is Jonathan, the son of David's greatest enemy. Jonathan swa David and he loved him as he love his soul.
On many occasions, Jonathan rescued David from sudden death his father prepared and planned for David. When you connect with those that God ordained to support you, no matter who confront you, they will confront such. Saul was a father of Jonathan, but Jonathan did not support his father in his evil plan against David.
Hear what happened in 1 Samuel 19:1-2 "And Saul spake to Jonathan his son, and to all his servants, that they should kill David. But Jonathan Saul's son delighted much in David: and Jonathan told David, saying, Saul my father seeketh to kill thee: now therefore, I pray thee, take heed to thyself until the morning, and abide in a secret place, and hide thyself." 1 Samuel 19:1-2
1. O Lord my God, connect me with those you have ordained to support my ministry in Jesus name
2. My divine sustianers, locate me from today in Jesus name
3. As Jonathan chosen from God to support David all his days, raise and choose men and women that will carry my burden for me in Jesus name
4. The multiple power and grace of supporters, release it upon my life in Jesus name
5. The people that will support my business, job, ministry and marriage to bring out the glory God connect me with them in your uncommon favour in Jesus name
6. Those that will make my ministry, job, business and daily work fruitful, God connect me with them in multiple ways in Jesus name
7. Every power and forces of darkness standing between me and my benefactor, die and scatter by thunder of God in Jesus name
8. Every blindness and evil umbrella that cover my benefactors, supporters, and sustainers I declare total destruction upon you with fire and thunder of God in Jesus name


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We are committed to the implementation of a comprehensive transit plan that proactively meets the needs of our growing region - creating new jobs and enable existing employment and education opportunities accessible to Dakota County Businesses and residents.
Commuters in Dakota County and the metropolitan area enjoy the sixth shortest commute time among major U.S. urban areas — and we have the best highway mobility of any major metro area in the country. Our mass transit system also continues to expand, including renowned bus, bike, and pedestrian systems for businesses. Dakota County is an ideal location from which to distribute products to both coasts. Our central location and quick access to MSP Airport, I-35, I-494, and I-94, both major national thruways, makes it easy for products to arrive anywhere in the continental US relatively quickly.
Transit Providers & Partners
For transit options in Dakota County, please see the list below of transit providers.
- MetroTransit
- Minnesota Valley Transit Authority (MVTA)
- Metro Mobility
- TransitLink
- Metro Vanpool
- Northfield Transit
- Northfield Lines
- Rochester City Lines
- Jefferson Lines
To learn more about transportation plans in Dakota County click here.
Transportation Members
To view a complete list of member transportation companies in Dakota County, click here.


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I&M Senior Writer
After a one-day break, the 2012 Annual Town Meeting reconvened Monday night to finish debate on�the 98-article warrant.
Monday's session has been highlighted by debate on the Sconset Beach Preservation Fund's erosion control effort, Grant Sanders' petition to give Town Meeting a say on any potential parking garage development and the membership of the Community Preservation Committee.
Below are live updates from Town Meeting floor from both sessions on Saturday and Monday.
� Live updates from MONDAY night's Town Meeting session are posted below, with the most recent at the top.
9:12 p.m. And that's a wrap. The 2012 Annual Town Meeting has come to an end.
9:10�p.m. Article 80, which would have designated a town-owned lot at 47 Boulevard for lease as affordable housing, was defeated on a voice vote. Chris Magee, a representative of a Surfside area civic group, argued that the town could generate more affordable housing opportunities by selling the property, which is assessed at $1.9 million.
8:54 p.m. The main motion on Article 67, defining the membership of the Community Preservation Committee and formally allowing the Board of Selectmen and Land Bank to appoint�designees to the CPC, was approved on�a vote of 199-24.
8: 37�p.m. DeCosta's amendment was defeated on a vote of 88-78, and debate resumed on the main motion.
8:22 p.m. Voters are debating Article 67, which would change the membership criteria for the Community Preservation Committee. Selectman Bobby DeCosta offered an amendment which would substitute the current CPC representative from the Historic District Commission (HDC) for one from the Historical Commission. The better known HDC is a regulatory agency which considers the architectural appropriateness of island buildings, while the Historical Commission is a relatively new historic preservation and archaeology planning and advocacy agency.
8:02 p.m. Augie Ramos' motion to table Article 66 was approved on a vote of 148-69.
8:00 p.m. After an extensive debate on the merits of Article 66, Augie Ramos has offered an amendment to table the issue. A hand count is underway.
7:30 p.m. The back and forth has begun on Grant Sanders' citizen petition, Article 66, which would require the town or developer to receive approval from Town Meeting voters before proceeding with any parking garage structure in downtown Nantucket. The petition is Sanders' second stab at the parking garage issue. During the April 2011 Town Meeting, his proposal to ban parking garages from most of the island � including the downtown area � was supported by a majority of voters, but failed to meet the two-thirds threshold required for zoning proposals and was defeated. This year, Sanders offered the petition as a bylaw amendment, which will require a majority vote.
7:16 p.m. Article 65, a citizen petition to require a Town Meeting vote on any lease or license granting permission for a private coastal�engineering structure on town-owned property, was approved on a voice vote, with Arthur Reade's amendment.
7:10 p.m. Reade's amendment was approved on�a�vote of 197-78, and debate continued on the main motion from Flanagan Stover.
6:39 p.m. Sconset Beach Preservation Fund attorney Arthur Reade has offered an amendment that would exempt from Flanagan Stover's proposed bylaw in Article 65 the�action Town Meeting took on Saturday, to allow a limited 400-foot pilot project along the Sconset bluff to itself be exempt from the town's temporary moratorium on coastal erosion structures.�Reade's amendment would allow the SBPF's 400-foot pilot project to be exempt from a further Town Meeting vote in the event Flanagan Stover's warrant article is approved.
6:15 p.m. Debate has begun on Article 65, a citizen petition from Catherine Flanagan Stover�that seeks to require a Town Meeting vote on any lease or license granting permission for a private coastal�engineering structure on town-owned property.
6:11 p.m. Attendance at tonight's Town Meeting session is 310 registered voters.
6:05 p.m. The second session of the 2012 Annual Town Meeting is getting underway at Nantucket High School. Several previously-called articles, including 64, 71, 74, and 92, have been withdrawn from discussion�by those who had originally sought to debate them.
SATURDAY, March 31 Town Meeting session updates posted below:
5:05 p.m. And that's a wrap for Saturday. Town Meeting will reconvene on Monday night at 6 p.m. to consider the remaining articles that were called for debate.
5:00 p.m. Article 61, as amended by Arthur Reade, was narrowly passed�on a vote of 148-130.
4:30 p.m. The Sconset Beach Preservation Fund's erosion-control project is now being considered in Article 61. Attorney Arthur Reade, representing the SBPF, has offered an amendment that would allow a coastal engineering structure to be installed along a 400-foot section of the Sconset bluff that would include marine mattresses and gabion baskets. The existing temporary moratorium on coastal engineering structures on the eastern shore of Nantucket would remain in effect, but the pilot project would be allowed to proceed under Reade's amendment. It would represent a scaled down version of the erosion control project which the island Conservation Commission recently rejected. The SBPF has appealed that decision to the state Department of Environmental Protection and the Nantucket Superior Court.
4:10�p.m. Article 57, originally proposed as a zoning�change to create a solar energy overlay district at the landfill, was amended to a non-binding resolution asking the town to explore solar projects at the site. The article was adopted on a voice vote.
4:00 p.m. Article 50, the Surfside zoning change, was approved by a two-thirds majority voice vote.
3:45 p.m. Town Meeting has entered the zoning section of the warrant, and voters are now considering Article 50, a series of zoning changes�in Surfside where 47 parcels have been proposed to move from the LUG-2 district to the LUG-1 district. The change would allow some lots to be subdivided, and several Surfside residents said they supported the article so they could create�housing opportunities for their children.
3:25 p.m. Articles 34 and 35 were approved as non-binding resolutions to�study the rate of incidence of tick-borne diseases on Nantucket, and explore the expansion of NRTA public transportation service to Tom Nevers, respectively.
2:46 p.m. Article 32, which would allow the CPC to borrow $1.1 million for an artificial playing field off Nobadeer Farm Road, was passed with a two-thirds majority vote. After the counting of a hand vote was completed, Town Meeting moderator Sarah Alger announced that 302 people had voted in favor, with 132 in opposition.
2:20 p.m. Town Meeting is considering Article 32, which would allow the Community Preservation Committee to float a 10-year bond to construct a $1.1 million artificial turf field at the new Nobadeer Farm Road playing fields complex. The CPC has already dedicated hundreds of thousands of dollars toward the overall project, and received the approval of town counsel to borrow�against its future revenue to add a turf field to the three natural-surface fields. The CPC receives its revenue from a 3 percent surcharge on property taxes that is partially matched by the state from a trust fund of Registry of Deeds transaction fees.
2:10 p.m. In a surprising rebuke of the Finance Committee, voters restored $990,000 in funding for the Sachem's Path affordable housing project within Article 31. The FinCom had recommended against providing money for the 40-unit development that has been put forward by the Nantucket Housing Authority. A positive motion submitted by Community Preservation Committee member Rich Brannigan to restore the funding was approved on a voice vote, and then Article 31 was passed, including millions in other funding for the�open space, historic preservation and recreation projects�endorsed by the CPC.
1:06 p.m. Debate is getting underway on Article 31, the Community Preservation Committee's recommended funding for various open space, housing and historic preservation projects. The controversy in this article is over a $990,000 appropriation recommended by the CPC for the 40-unit affordable housing project known as Sachem's Path. The Finance Committee�has moved to veto funding for the project within Article 31.
12:30 p.m. Lunch break. Refreshments are being served in the high school cafeteria by Nantucket students.
12:05 p.m. In the most hotly contested debate of Town Meeting, Article 13, a $3.9 million appropriation to fund the controversial Madaket wind turbine project, was overwhelmingly defeated, with 463 voters opposed, and 282 in favor of the article. The project required a two-thirds majority for passage, but fell well short. The discussion lasted more than an hour as both sides traded barbs over the proposal and made their case to voters.
Photo by Nicole Harnishfeger
Some Town Meeting voters carried pinwheels to show their support for Article 13, the Madaket wind turbine funding proposal which was eventually shot down.
11:15 a.m. Nantucket voters are now weighing in on Article 13, a $3.9 million appropriation for the controversial Madaket wind turbine. The discussion has already stretched over 30 minutes, and Town Meeting moderator Sarah Alger has said she hopes to keep the debate limited to one hour, but there are many hands in the air from people hoping to be heard on the issue.
10:34 a.m. Selectman candidate Stephen Bender called Article 8, the town's general fund spending plan, in order to restore $3,500 to the Saltmarsh Senior Center budget, and requested that it come out of the police department's $4 million-plus budget. His suggestion got a round of applause from the packed auditorium. Bender eventually moved that the money be moved from the town administration budget to the human services line item, but his amendment was defeated on a voice vote. Article 8 has rarely been called for debate at Town Meeting in recent years.
10:04�a.m. Voters approved Article 2, the payment of unpaid bills, most of which surrounded the town's complex plan to cover a $3.3 million deficit at Nantucket Memorial Airport. Town Manager Libby Gibson said frankly: "We let the public down on this" in explaining the situation and the town's plan to deal with the deficit.
9:53 a.m. The official attendance count is up to 722 registered voters, out of Nantucket's total of 8,074 residents who are eligible to vote.
9:25 a.m. Article 12, the $3.2 million appropriation for the Hummock Pond Road bike path, was not called for debate. With a positive motion�from the Finance Committee, that means the proposal will go to a pot of articles to be approved together at the end of Town Meeting. It will then go to a ballot vote to approve a debt exclusion override for the project on April 10.
9:22 a.m. Town Meeting moderator Sarah Alger got a good laugh from the audience by skipping over Article 13, the Madaket wind turbine proposal, while reading the list of articles to be called for debate.
9:04 a.m. The official attendance count was at 575 voters, but residents are still streaming into the auditorium.
8:45 a.m.�Former selectman, Town Meeting moderator�and civic leader, the late Wayne Holmes, was recognized by State Representative Tim Madden for his years of service to the island. Holmes passed away last year.
Photo by Nicole Harnishfeger
In what government officials have dubbed �the grand experiment� the 2012 Annual Town Meeting is scheduled on a Saturday morning, rather than the traditional first Monday evening in April, in order to boost attendance. It appears as if the plan was a success.
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Finance Committee chairman Matt Mulcahy lays out the case against funding for the Sachem's Path affordable housing project.
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Mon 14 Jan 2019
Apply for the committee on Campus Speakers, Inquiry & Inclusion!!!
Posted by Route7 under Self-CARE Now at 9:37 pm
Beloved Student Body,
President Mandel emailed you all this week about her Committee on Campus Speakers, Inquiry and Inclusion that will engage the campus on conversations and debates around "free speech." There are four spots for students on this committee, and you can now apply to be on it!
The Committee on Campus Speakers, Inquiry and Inclusion will be made up of faculty, senior administrators, students, and staff representatives. The Committee is constituted for the spring term of 2019 and is tasked with the production of a final recommendation in May.
All class years are welcome to apply here! Applications are due by noon Friday, January 18th, and will be considered by the College Council Appointments Committee.
Feel free to email Lizzy Hibbard (eh6) or Moisés Roman Mendoza (mr20) with any additional questions.
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eastern leatherwood
palustris L.
symbol: DIPA9
Leaf: Alternate, simple, deciduous, ovate to elliptical, 2 to 4 inches long, thin, dark glossy green above and paler below, margins entire, initially with fine hairs but becoming glabrous, petioles are very short, fall color pale yellow.
Flower: In pendant clusters of three or fewer, individual flowers with yellow petals fused into a tube; appearing in early Spring with or slightly before the leaves.
Fruit: A small drupe to 1/2 long, green changing white to red at maturity.
Twig: Appearing jointed, flexible, gray-brown to red-brown, very flexible and difficult to snap; buds dark brown with a few fuzzy bud scales; leaf scars U-shaped, nearly encircling the bud.
Bark: Gray-brown and smooth, may develop slight corky ridges.
Form: A spindly shrub to 10 feet but more commonly to 5 feet.
Looks like: spicebush - buffalo nut - blackgum
Additional Range Information: Dirca palustris is native to North America. Range may be expanded by planting. Download the full-size PDF map.
External Links: USDA Plants Database
All material © 2019 Virginia Tech Dept. of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation; Photos and text by: John Seiler, Edward Jensen, Alex Niemiera, and John Peterson; Silvics reprinted from Ag Handbook 654; range map source information


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The first day in April is a silly day. If this day had a spokesperson, it would be Monty Python's Flying Circus ("Nudge, nudge! Know what I mean? Say no more! A nod's as good as a wink to a blind bat, say no more, say no more").
The origin of April Fool's Day is obscured by this and that, but a good lead suggests it started as a farmer's festival in ancient Rome around 230 BC. This festival, Saturnalia, was named for Saturn, the Roman God of Agriculture. It was a way for the people to cut loose after a long harvest season.
According to what we know about the old days in Rome, these guys and their mythological gods loved to party. During the Feast of Saturnalia, roles were reversed. The master served the servant, the parents obeyed the children, executions were cancelled with a laugh and pat on the back, cats pretended to be rabbits, and, for the most part, the shoe was on the other person's foot for awhile. Silliness ran rampent.
Although April Fool's Day can be loosely traced to the Feast of Saturnalia, pranksters have been around since the beginning of time. The Romans upped the ante and it snowballed into what we recognize today as a time to get away with bending the truth. As long as we do it in the spirit of fun, we'll be forgiven. Of course, don't try this if you're attempting to get out of a speeding ticket. Trust me, it doesn't work.
Sometimes the holiday can be taken a little too far. There are numerous accounts of hoaxes and pranks throughout time and if I start talking about them, we'll be here all day. Instead, I limited myself to four of the more notorious literary fibs from this century.
James Frey's "A Million Little Pieces" hit the bookshelves with a bang in 2003. The sad memoir of a young substance abuser, this tale (and I use the word "tale" very specifically) was on the New York Times Best Seller's list for almost four straight months. Only after The Smoking Gun published an article entitled "A Million Little Lies," which pointed out the falsehoods in Frey's recollections, did the "memoir" become "semi-ficitonal." Great. One more category in book genres to keep up with. What next?
"Three Cups of Tea" by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin was published in 2007 and stayed on the NY Time's nonfiction best seller's list for a long time. Too bad this account of one man's journey to make a difference in the lives of young children from Afghanistan and Pakistan was overshadowed by fictious accounts touted as true events and mismanagement of the charitable institution that sprang from the book. Was co-author Relin's suicide last November because of all the controversy? Who knows? One thing for certain is Jon Krakauer's rebuttal book, "Three Cups of Deceit," did not help matters.
"Honor Lost," an account of life in Jordan by Norma Khouri, debuted to sensational acclaims shortly after publication in 2003. While the story of two star-crossed lovers has played out through time immortal, this one was not true. In fact, it was a bald-faced lie. The relationship between a Muslim woman and a Catholic man is ficitonal but was sold as a true story by the author who was the supposed go-between for the lovers. The eventual "honor killing" of the girl by her enraged family is also false. Khouri admitted her deceit after she was caught in the lie. While these types of executions still happen in modern times, for Khouri to exploit this type of tradegy for profit was shameful.
Last, but not least, here's one that was stopped at the gate before trotting into the Field of Books. "Angel at the Fence" by Herman Rosenblat was the "true" love story between an inmate in the Schlieben concentration camp and a Jewish girl pretending to be a Christian who saved his life by supplying him with food thrown over a fence. They later met in the States on a blind date and, surprise, surprise, discovered their shared history (ehh, only a little bit true. The truth: they met on a blind date). Although Rosenblat was at Schlieben during the Holocaust, the account of a brave, selfless act by a young girl was fictitious as she was on a farm over two hundred miles away. Once the facts were discovered to be false, publication was cancelled in 2008.
I'm really glad I write fiction. As a teller of tall tales, I can get away with just about anything. Unless I'm a Cohen brother and the script's name is "Fargo," if I label something I write as the truth, I sure as shooting flying pigs better be able to back it up with facts. Unless, of course, it's April Fool's Day.
By the way, did I tell you I'm in the running for a Pulitzer?
Snort. April Fool's 😉
J J Dare is the author of two published books, several short stories and triple digit works-in-progress.
Current enthusiasm is sharpening intangible knives and co-authoring at Rubicon Ranch


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Updated August 2nd, 2020
Nowadays, most of the modern construction companies use computer-aided software for their estimating and costing solution. But we often estimate materials on a project manually for purchasing purposes.
When we need to cast concrete members of a building, we either use ready-mix concrete or prepare the concrete manually on-site based on the mix design.
Mix design is commonly referred to mix proportion of concrete ingredients.
The question is, how do we calculate concrete ingredients for different-ratio concrete?
How To Estimate Materials For Different Ratio Concrete?
The most common ratio of concrete ingredients used in a building construction project is 1:1½:3 and 1:2:4.
When we mix cement, sand, and stone chips at 1:1½:3 ratio, the concrete strength of 28 days cylinder test result comes around 3500 psi. If we mix cement, sand, and brick chips at 1:2:4 ratio the 28 days cylinder test result will come around 3000 psi. However, the concrete strength mostly depends on the quality of materials used to prepare concrete.
When we prepare concrete on site we need to measure the concrete ingredients separately based on the proportion specified in the mix design.
I will show you how to estimate concrete ingredients for 1:1½:3 proportion. After learning this process you will be able to estimate materials for any concrete proportion.
So, the dry volume of concrete is,
= 100 x 1.54 = 154 cubic feet.
[1.54 is a factor used to convert the wet volume of concrete to the dry volume of concrete. I've talked about this before on the post "what is the dry volume of concrete"]
Sum of ratio 1:1½:3= 5.5.
So, the required Cement is,
= (154÷5.5) x 1
=28 cubic feet.
The required quantity of Sand is,
= (154÷5.5) x 1.5
= 42 cubic feet.
The required Stone chips are,
= (154÷5.5) x 3
= 84 cubic feet.
As we know, Cement is available as 50-kilo bags in the market and the volume of a 50-kilo cement bag is 1¼ cubic feet. So the required cement is 28 divided by 1¼ equal to 22.4 bags.
Cement- 22.4 bags,
Sand- 42 cubic feet,
Stone chips- 84 cubic feet.
Read More:
How to Estimate Materials for 5″ Thick Brick Wall
How to Estimate Ingredients for 3″ Brick Masonry Wall?
In this estimation, I use cubic feet as the concrete measuring unit. If you want to use the cubic meter, the same method can be applied. But that will be time-consuming.
The easiest way to estimate concrete materials for the different units is to apply the above result as a percentage. That means, Cement content for 100 units of 1:1½:3 ratio concrete is 28% (unit will be same as the concrete unit), Sand is 42% and Stone chips is 84%.
Now let's calculate the required water content for preparing concrete. Suppose, the water-cement ratio for concrete is specified 0.45. That means, water/cement = 0.45, or W/C = 0.45.
For one bag of cement, the required water is,
=0.45 x 1.25 (as we know, 1 bag cement equal to 1.25 cubic feet),
=0.5625 cubic feet.
We know one cubic feet water is equal to 28.31685 liters,
So the required water is,
= 0.5625 x 28.31685
=15.92 liter
say, 16 liters.
So, preparing concrete with one bag of cement, the required water content is 16 liters for 0.45 w/c.
That's it.
Your Opinion
How do you calculate concrete ingredients on your project? Please share in the comments below…


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Spanish style homes have always been considered a symbol of lavishness and antiquity. However, you need to go for some remodeling after a few decades or so in order to still keep it relevant. Here we have a sample project that focuses on giving a facelift to this Spanish-Style home from 1930s. The complete overhaul results in something really special at the end of the day.
The project was undertaken by Janice who focused on architectural details while keeping the color palette a bit more natural. In the end, she was able to create more relaxed space that was just perfect for some entertainment in the summer.
With summer temperatures growing hotter, there is no surprise that the interior designers have started paying more attention to creating better outdoors. They are also crafting spaces which capitalize more on the al fresco entertainment.
Coming back to this renovation project from Janice, it featured a Beverly Hills home from 1930s that still looked charming but required a thorough facelift to make things look more current and pleasant than ever before. When Janice visited the place for the first time, she came up with this major design challenge: The property's back exterior was just too sparse and it appeared more of an afterthought of the past homeowner.
With parking spaces available in carport and the driveway, Janice thought of a garage space that could be turned effectively into a cool outdoor loggia right next to the new pool of the client. She added the trellis with in-built seating and custom light fixtures to give a serious uplift to the space. She also reclaimed the roof tiles to add that Spanish charm to back of the house which was already quite evident in the front.
The space was also made to feel calm and comfortable with the addition of a cool color palette that featured crisp white and warm gray Dedon throw pillows and it was accented further with a terra cotta. As a result, she was able to come up with a space that was just perfect for the guests to entertain killing the heat of the summer at nights.
She incorporated the same, beautiful color palette throughout the home's interior to make it look more harmonious. If that feels like more intentional, it is actually because Barta was requested by the client to do so. She had to come up with a fresh and cool color scheme emphasizing more on the architecture of the home. Janice also tried to up the ante in breakfast and kitchen areas by completely transforming one of the windows into cool arched French doors which emphasized the natural light coming into the space.
Janice also decided to use gray wallpapers with different patterns right throughout dressing, kitchen and children bedroom spaces. The idea was to make sure that a more cohesive look is achieved all around which also makes these spaces look more modern at the same time as well. She also went for some smart details – such as textured footstool – to add a feminine look to dressing area. Similarly, upholstered headboard was added to the child's bedroom, bringing more sophistication to the room with Cole and Son wallpaper flocked with the flamingos. It also adds some visual interest to the space as well.
So, what do you think about following the Janice's footsteps and giving your Spanish-style outdated home a whole new look of style and elegance? You are surely going to make a space that is not only modernized and is effectively crafted to still present a classic vibe. Just make sure you follow the idea precisely.


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If you are a theater fanatic, you know who George Rose was. If you were alive and going to New York theater in the 1970s and '80s, you may have even seen him radiating contagious joy in "My Fair Lady," as the saucy Alfred P. Doolittle relishing the prospect of "a little bit of luck." Or matching wits with Kevin Kline in "The Pirates of Penzance." Or winning his second Tony Award as the M.C. in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood," his final show.
Earlier in his career, Rose had earned perhaps the ultimate critical rave for his performance in "Much Ado About Nothing." Brooks Atkinson wrote in The New York Times, "Mr. Rose's Dogberry makes it unnecessary for anyone to play the part again."
The actor Ed Dixon was one of the fortunate who saw him perform; he also called Rose his friend, and he celebrates that relationship (for the most part) in "Georgie: My Adventures With George Rose," his charming if ultimately disturbing solo show at the Davenport Theater.
It all began when Mr. Dixon, now a white-haired man with physical complaints, was a fresh-faced newbie cast in a production of "The Student Prince" alongside Rose, already a noted British character actor. Both men were homosexual (Mr. Dixon's word, and one that he pronounces playfully and slowly with a stress on every syllable), but back in the day Mr. Dixon had never seen anyone quite so open about it. Backstage, Rose called his male dresser Lisette, for instance, and insisted that the man wear a sexy French maid's uniform. And Rose was known to ask Mr. Dixon, "Do you like coffee-colored boys?"
Remarkable people were in Rose's orbit, too, and Mr. Dixon delivers enjoyable impersonations of Katharine Hepburn, Noël Coward and Richard Burton — not to mention Rose himself, brought to life in song, dance and witticism. The most notable anecdote, however, is nonmusical: Mr. Dixon's first visit to his friend's Jane Street apartment, which he shared with several pets, including two mountain lions. (Eric Schaeffer, who directed, also designed the set, a handsome conglomeration of backstage ropes-and-pulleys, stage lights and one comfy chair.)
The tone of "Georgie" turns somber near the end, when Mr. Dixon accepts an invitation to Rose's vacation home in the Dominican Republic. In fact, Rose met an awful death there in 1988, fatally beaten by his 18-year-old adopted son and three other men, who ineptly tried to make the death look like the result of a car accident. Rose may or may not have had a sexual relationship with the son at one point, but friends said he had truly wanted an heir and a sense of family.
In Mr. Dixon's recollection, which some theater-industry friends have questioned, Rose not only had boys living with him (including a "sullen preadolescent") but also frequented a house of child prostitution, which employed boys as young as 10. Rose, Mr. Dixon said, would shrug off any criticism with "It's all part of the culture here."
The visit ends with a disillusioned Mr. Dixon fleeing in disgust. The audience is caught out as well; after finding joy in Rose's brilliance, we're left confused and disillusioned, too.


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The Diocesan Clergy Retreat for 2018 was held on 26 – 29 September 2018 at Salcra Bajo Training Centre in Lundu. The theme for the retreat is "Reaching forward as God's Servants" (Phil 3:13 and Luke 17:10). A total of 84 clergy from across the Diocese attended the event. The speakers were Archbishop Datuk Ng Moon Hing and Bishop Kuan Kim Seng.
Group photograph
Appreciation to speaker Archbishop Datuk Ng Moon Hing
Appreciation to speaker Bishop Kuan Kim Seng
On the evening of 28 September 2018, all participants and speakers gathered at St. Francis Church Lundu for evening service, dinner and fellowship with the parishioners. It was also a time dedicated to officially welcome the Archbishop to the Diocese of Kuching.
Retreat participants having dinner at St. Francis' new parish hall.
Dinner hosted by St. Francis' Church Lundu
Cultural presentation by St. Francis's Church youth
At St. Francis Church Lundu, Bishop Danald Jute presented a memento to Archbishop Datuk Ng Moon Hing to officially welcome him to the Diocese of Kuching


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NHM Assam Dietician Recruitment 2019
NHM, Assam invites eligible candidates to appear in a walk-in-interview for recruitment of the following posts on contractual basis.
The deatils are given below:
Name of the Post: Dietician
Total Posts: 15 (may increase at the time of final recruitment) [4% seats will be reserved for PWD candidates]
Eligibility & Qualification: B.A./ B.Sc in Home Science with Food & Nutrition as special subject or Post Graduate in Food & Nutrition. Candidates having higher qualification and/or experience in community nutrition activities will be given preference.
Age: Up to 43 years as on 31-12-2018.
Remuneration: Rs. 18, 500/- per month.
***The candidates shall bring all original testimonials for verification along with a set of selfattested photocopies of the testimonials to appear the walk-in-interview. Candidates who are already working under NHM, Assam shall not apply and will not be considered for selection. Any such candidate if detected later on, their selection will be cancelled and contract will be terminated immediately.
Date & Time of Interview: 05-02-2019 from 11:00 AM
Venue: Office of the Mission Director, Saikia Commercial Complex, Christian Basti, Guwahati-5
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Series: Key skills
By Holly Bathie
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WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking hazard. Ink from pen may not be washable.
Part of the Usborne Key Skills series that supports the maths lessons children learn at school, this book helps children understand the properties of a wide variety of 2d shapes, as well as how to draw, reflect and move them on a coordinate grid. Wipe-clean pages offer endless practice, and answers and secret notes for grown-ups are at the back.
Holly Bathie grew up in Devon, where she spent all her time reading rather than going outside in the fresh air. After university, she moved to Oxford to briefly work in the theatre before moving to children's publishing. Until the age of 7 she wanted to be an acrobat, a lollipop lady, a lawyer or a comedienne before deciding the best job would be to create Usborne books, so she is thrilled to be finally doing it! In her spare time she enjoys all kinds of dancing and performs with an amateur theatre group.


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Viziangaram B.tech student's excellent speech in Dasa Disa - HMTv
Sat, Aug 04, 2018, 08:14 PM
A B.tech fourth year student from Vizianagaram represented all the problems faced by college students in the district, as well as about the dearth of colleges in it. He urged that a unit of Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) that is at Kakinada, should be set up at Vizianagaram. He also flayed the leaders of all parties for promising jobs and doing nothing. Another important point he raised was the low percentage of literacy in the district, especially among the tribals.


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One of the first things i made at artschool was a mobile inspired by Alexandre Calder, I instandly loved his work.
I guessing good things and loves will last. This mobile is 100 cm long and 65 cm wide.
It's made of birch, wicker and wool.
please note! This not a toy, these objects are handmade so they're al unique
Hummingbird mobile
€ 218,00Price