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Attorneys Move To Third District Court To Discuss Major Issues
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Opposing attorneys for the Park City Mountain Resort and for Talisker returned to Third District Court Thursday and argued two major issues over the Resort's lease of its ski mountain. Judge Ryan Harris didn't hand down a decision, saying he will have rulings at an unspecified time.
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Chance Loftis is set to be freed from jail on Monday after a Criminal Court jury on Friday afternoon found him guilty of only a minor charge. Instead of murder in the death of 46-year-old Donald Rogers, the jury in the courtroom of Judge Don Poole found him guilty of the lesser charge of reckless endangerment. He was found not guilty of aggravated animal cruelty in the beating and drowning death of the victim's dog Braxton. Attorney ... (click for more)
Rhea County Fire Department officials said one person died in an early-morning house fire on Saturday. The call came at about 6:30 a.m. The brick residence is on Fisher Road. S tate arson investigators were on their way. (click for more)
The Stokes Photo Book includes pictures of two Chattanooga churches whose steeples were shortened. Tall, ornate steeples at the First Congregational Church at MLK Boulevard and Lindsay Street and the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church on Eighth Street were lowered - apparently due to ... (click for more)
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Bible in Basic English (BBE) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Then the word of the Lord came to Jeremiah the second time, while he was still shut up in the place of the armed watchmen, saying, | 1 While Jeremiah was still confined in the courtyard of the guard, the word of the LORD came to him a second time: |
2 These are the words of the Lord, who is doing it, the Lord who is forming it, to make it certain; the Lord is his name; | 2 "This is what the LORD says, he who made the earth, the LORD who formed it and established it--the LORD is his name: |
3 Let your cry come to me, and I will give you an answer, and let you see great things and secret things of which you had no knowledge. | 3 'Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.' |
4 For this is what the Lord, the God of Israel, has said about the houses of this town and the houses of the kings of Judah, which have been broken down to make earthworks and ...; | 4 For this is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says about the houses in this city and the royal palaces of Judah that have been torn down to be used against the siege ramps and the sword |
5 ... and to make them full of the dead bodies of men whom I have put to death in my wrath and in my passion, and because of whose evil-doing I have kept my face covered from this town. | 5 in the fight with the Babylonians: 'They will be filled with the dead bodies of the men I will slay in my anger and wrath. I will hide my face from this city because of all its wickedness. |
6 See, I will make it healthy and well again, I will even make them well; I will let them see peace and good faith in full measure. | 6 " 'Nevertheless, I will bring health and healing to it; I will heal my people and will let them enjoy abundant peace and security. |
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Addressing Rage in Adolescent Males This workshop will provide strategies for addressing rage among adolescent males. Topics will include the relationship between violence and rage, 25 risk factors from birth to adolescence, differences between adolescent male and female rage, intervention strategies, and strategies for keeping yourself and your facility safe when working with adolescent males. Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Specialist Certification--16 Hour Course This course will cover recognizing child firesetters, prevention education and invention strategies evaluation tools, Illinois juvenile laws and court system, explosive devices and the Internet. Resources will include treatment programs and establishing a network and coalition. Child Sexual Predators: Protecting Children Online Topics during training include profiling the Internet child sexual predator, the progression of child pornography, techniques and software used to identify online child molesters, evidence identification and evaluation, indicators of online abuse, and the special needs of the victim.
Communicating with Nonverbal Patients/Communication Disorders in the Elderly Learn strategies for helping elderly patients understand and communicate in cases of dementia, stroke, Parkinson's disease and other diagnoses. A variety of topics on communication and communication disorders and techniques are discussed. Geriatric Assessment This seminar presents information for healthcare professionals on the aging process and senescence. Participants will learn changes associated with aging, common drug prescriptions, pathology, and age-related conditions and risk factors. The Aging Heart Participants will learn the anatomic and physiologic changes that occur with the aging cardiovascular system. The seminar will review important components of the patient's medical history and physical exam used in assessing the older patient, pathophysiology, and other clinical conditions. Neurology of Aging This course will discuss the changes the brain undergoes during the process of senescence. Topics will include normal age-related declines in cognitive function, the brain's ability to produce new neurons, and common neurological diseases associated with aging. Pharmacology of Aging This overview of drugs and the elderly patient will cover age-related physiologic changes that occur in the liver, the kidneys, the GI tract, the lean body composition, and the major roles of fat and water distribution in how drugs are handled by the older patient. Alzheimer's Disease: Beyond the Basics This interactive workshop provides participants with an overview of Alzheimer's Disease, typical symptoms and behaviors that may be encountered in these individuals and general caregiving and communication tips. Powerful Tools for Caregivers This series is intended for family members, friends or long-term care providers. Participants will learn how to reduce stress, improve self-confidence, better communicate feelings, balance life, increase ability to make tough decisions and locate helpful resources. Cardiovascular Pharmacology This seminar provides an update on the treatment of common cardiovascular conditions and therapies. Common clinical conditions such as hypertension, coronary artery disease, chronic heart failure, the aging heart, the diabetic heart and other conditions will be discussed. Drugs: Do's, Doses and Don'ts, Your Prescription for Safe Practices This workshop will help healthcare professionals to organize their thinking about medications by learning the indications, contraindications, side effects, warnings, interactions and laboratory tests required to minor therapy.
Complementary Medicine and Alternative Therapies Participants will learn why people are using alternative medicines and treatments and how it affects the healthcare industry. A Review of Complementary and Alternative Medicine This course will explore the use of many non-traditional medicinal practices currently referred to as "complementary" or "alternative" medicine. This course will review homeopathy, Western herbalism, reflexology, massage therapy, aromatherapy, Back flower remedies, Chinese medicine, reiki, relaxation techniques, breathwork and more. Understanding and Using Medicinal Herbs -- Beginning This course is designed to offer an introduction to medicinal herbs and their history of use in healing. Topics include a brief history of herbal medicine, how herbs work in the human body, basic botany and herb identification, important medicinal herbs and their use, herbal preparations, and case histories. Medical Chi Gong In this course, participants will learn how to increase and direct their Chi, as well as purge "pernicious chi" which practitioners may encounter during treatment. Participants will use a variety of exercises, techniques, and madras to clean and protect the practitioner. Hand-Aid: Healing the Whole Body from the Hand Participants will learn how to locate and stimulate the points with pressure, heat, magnets, gold and silver pellets, or laser. The session will also review the anatomy of the hand, treatment for common conditions, and energy balancing for securing treatment. Hand-Aid II: Treating the Whole Body from the Hand Learn how to determine yin and yang pulse and correct them from the hand, ring therapy to treat organ and energy imbalances as well as diagnostic and corrective applications. Massage Cupping Therapy This course is designed for massage therapists, nurses, acupuncturists, chiropractors, and physical therapists. 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Advanced Aromatherapy for Health Professionals: Essential Oils This course will focus on an in-depth view of formulae and blending for specific physical, emotional, and stress-related conditions. Students will learn the basics of reflexology and mixing for therapeutic and skin care blends experientially. Introduction to Herbalism for Health Professionals This course offers an introduction to medicinal herbs and their history of use in healing. Topics include the history and application of herbal medicine, herbal properties and characteristics and demonstrations of application preparation. Understanding and Using Medicinal Herbs: Level III This course will deepen participants' exposure to and understanding of medicinal herbs. Topics include specific disease conditions, male and female health issues, pregnancy and childbirth, and key herbs. Facial Fung Shui and Anti-Aging Facial Massage The focus of this session teaches participants how to look good and feel better using Chinese Manual Therapy. Learn how to read the features of the face to determine internal conditions of the body, reduce signs of aging, treat the whole body through structural and organ points of the face. Facial Fung Shui II This class will combine homeopathy, acupressure, and laser pen stimulation, using an ancient Vietnamese form of facial reflexology to revitalize the face as well as treating the organs, meridians, and the structure. Qualification to Instructor Therapeutic Tai Chi in-a-Chair This course covers the history, development and adaptations of tradition Qigong and Tai Chi. Participants will learn how to use this full-body/full-range fitness routine for daily physical activity to treat a myriad of conditions. Sotai Japanese Whole-Body Balancing In this workshop, participants will learn how to analyze the structure from 16 different perspectives, and how it has re-morphed to compensate for trauma. Participants will learn how to analyze joint movement based on the Ba Gua and will allow practitioners to teach clients simple exercises that will give them instant measurable results. Holistic Counseling and Therapy Learn to help clients use their chosen spiritual path to resolve problems and enhance their healing and growth. The course will cover coaching and new and existing therapies that will enable clients to heal and overcome subconscious obstacles.
Clinical Supervision in Behavioral Health This workshop will promote understanding of clinical supervision and its critical role in professional growth. Participants will explore the various components involved in effective supervision, compliance with agency and regulatory requirements, development of supervisory relationships, documentation, and case review. Forensic Science: The True Witness This seminar will teach participants basic scientific techniques used to sole crimes such as weapon identification, blood typing, forensic entomology, blood splatter composition and bone identification. Participants will work in detective teams, collecting crime science evidence to solve a mock crime. DNA Fingerprinting Learn how crimes and legal cases are solved using DNA to determine a victim's identity, paternity and the perpetrator's identity. Participants will learn how to fingerprint a strong of DNA through electrophoresis and will perform a fingerprint on a DNA string to solve a mock crime. Entomological Evidence from the Death Scene Participants will learn how to apply the science of entomology in the criminal justice system to answer questions pertaining to criminal activity and specifically to elements of human death. The workshop will provide knowledge of entomological techniques used in recognition, recovery, documentation, preservation and shipment of insect at the site of investigation. Medicolegal Death Investigation Seminar This seminar is designed for professionals who investigate deaths or are first responders on the scene of a death. Topics include crime lab processes, forensic pathology cases, anthropology investigations, and fire-related deaths. Multi-Disciplinary "Team" Child Abuse Investigative Techniques This powerful, victim-oriented seminar will be divided into two training modules: techniques for interviewing the abused child and investigative techniques related to child sexual abuse and exploitation. The training will focus on developing and utilizing the "team" approach to the identification assessment, investigation, prosecution and treatment of child abuse allegations.
Critical Skills for Addiction Professionals This workshop identifies strategies to help addictions professionals further develop empathy, influential advocacy, cultural sensitivity, client asset building, self-care and assessment, improvement, and more. Ethics and Self-Care in Substance Abuse Counseling This workshop will examine the areas of what is a client, areas of confidentiality, and boundary maintenance. It will also examine the need for the counselor to maintain and protect the health of the counselors themselves to ethically treat the client. New and Designer Drug Identification This workshop is intended for police officers, firefighters, EMTs, school teachers, attorneys, judges, social service and healthcare professionals. Participants will learn the physical signs of abuse, slang, and laws associated with illegal and legal drugs. Drug Update: The Dramatically Changing Drugs of Abuse This workshop will highlight current data relevant to drugs of abuse, bio-psycho-social research and treatment implications of the rapidly changing illicit drugs that are in use today including marijuana, cocaine/crack, heroin, and methamphetamine. Current Trends in Methamphetamines The presentation is designed to educate the audience about the current domestic and international manufacturing and distribution trends involving methamphetamines. The presentation will also look at the economic and social impact that the abuse of methamphetamines has on a local community. Strength-Based Counseling with Chemically Dependent Clients Participants will leave this interactive, skill-building workshop with tools to help facilitate change from a strength-based approach, which optimizes the capability and resources available to the client. The course will cover strength-based models, substance abuse prevention, and recovery movements. 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The keynote presentation addresses treatment issues, treatment models, family concerns, and barriers to treatment. Helping Chemically Dependent Clients Cope with Loss This interactive, skill-building workshop will prepare participants to help chemically dependent clients cope with the wide range of losses they experience. Topics will include unspeakable death; first degree grief secrets, effective grief counselors, gender differences in grief work, story telling as grief work, grief stages, termination phase of therapy and more. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Addicted Clients This workshop will discuss key criteria for diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder, clinical implications when working with a dually diagnosed client, similarities seen in clients with PTSD and those who are addicted, concerns for relapse and recovery, and therapeutic interventions that can be used for dually diagnosed clients. 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Interpretation of Lab Tests This seminar will assist health care providers working in all types of clinical settings as they interpret lab tests related to specific clinical conditions. Topics will include hematopiesis and factors affecting bone marrow production of cells, the interpretation of CBCs and differentials, RBCs and anemias, lymphocytes and viral infections, AIDS, platelets, and other disorders and conditions. Healthcare Documentation Issues This workshop will teach the principles which govern patient information and recent trends in documentation. Participants will compare different types of legal health records and will review real case studies. Principles of CPT Coding This course will address each section of CPT medical coding including guidelines that affect each area of coding. This hands-on coding course will review evaluation and management services, office procedure, surgical coding and guidelines, lab and X-ray services, diagnostic medicine sections codes, therapeutics codes and more. Pediatric Physical Assessment This workshop will address general considerations and basic techniques for performing a thorough, gentle physical exam. Topics will include preparing for the physical assessment, techniques of a physical assessment, physiological measurements, general appearance and skin, physical anatomical assessment. Basic Parish Nurse Preparation This course is based on the curriculum developed through the International Parish Nurse Resource Center. Core concepts include individual spiritual formation and growth, professionalism, health and wholeness, and incorporation of community culture and diversity in a health ministry. Critical Thinking in Nursing Participants will learn the concepts of critical thinking and how they are related to the nurse's role. 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Cookbook creator says: My favorite comfort food. I treat myself when I'm doing well but need a little pick me up for everyday life. It's served with french bread and herbed butter. Submitted by BAGLADY_51 Carbs: 13.6g | Fat: 15.8g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 4.5g | Calories: 223.3
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A tasty, spicy meal with only 10 minutes of prep time! Submitted by REGNETS03 Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 24.7g | Calories: 247.9
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A nice fall treat; perfect with a warm cup of tea. Carbs: 18.1g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 127.7
This delicious pie makes it's own "crust" while baking. My mother-in-law gave me the recipe. Submitted by JESSICAB1221 Carbs: 28.4g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 133.2
A zesty way to prepare a traditional cheesecake. Carbs: 26.3g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 177
Tender spinach and sweet pears are drizzled with tangy vinaigrette, then topped with rich blue cheese and crisp red onion for a salad you'll love. Carbs: 18.9g | Fat: 11.9g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 8.2g | Calories: 205.1
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Surprisingly moist and delicious use of that bag of apples you have laying around every Fall! I haven't tried using all applesauce instead of the oil, but that could work though bake time/temp may need adjusting. Submitted by NIGHTFALL Carbs: 43g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 217.3
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When asked whether he thought former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was qualified to be President, Cheney deflected the question. "I haven't made a decision yet on who I'm going to support," he said during an exclusive interview on "This Week."
"I think all of the prospective candidates out there have got a lot of work to do if in fact they are going to persuade a majority of Americans that they are ready to take on the world's toughest job," Cheney said.
An ABC News/Washington Post poll released this week found 71 percent say "no" when asked if Palin is qualified to serve as President. Among Republicans polled, approximately 52 percent think she's not qualified to be commander in chief.


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Are you doing anything gardening related during this long rainy spell? Outdoors? Indoors?
I did a lot of dead wood/twiggy pruning in the shrub border yesterday. Today I'll wander around Mahoney's looking at other rhodys/azaelas in bloom. There's "a bare spot" that needs some color. marie |
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I'm not doing anything except daydreaming about sunshine and what I will plant next. Meanwhile, I have a pile of plants waiting in the wings for transplanting. If I can't find a dry moment this weekend to do some planting, I may just strap on the rain gear and get to it anyway. But yeah, this dreary weather is the pits! |
I miss the sun! I've been pulling plants that are not where they belong, for the Waltham Garden Club's plant sale on June 4th. Also, learning what's actually weeds and what's not (largely based on what things are doing). And getting very tired of being wet, at the same time as being glad that I don't have to water anything outside, including the fish pond. (although I may still need to do another water change soon) Did a little trimming of a few bushes that decided they needed to be in pathways, and a bunch more of convincing branches to be behind other ones so I didn't have to prune. Also, playing with seeds and seedlings. And hoping the tomato and pepper plants that needed to go outside (and are) don't get too upset by the lack of sun. Hey, I suppose it's still more light than they'd get indoors! Trying to figure out if one of the lilacs in the back yard is drooping because of needing pruning, or if something else causes that. This is a new yard for us, you see! |
SIGH.. trying to sell the plants for the sale is about it.. I am asking for the lawn to be mowed...the GRASS and weeds have liked the rain... but since I am at the sale most weekends nuthing is getting done here and the blang nabit rain is hampering the CMN plant sale! |
This past Sunday since I saw it was going to be rainy all week, I took advantage of the lousy weather forecast and direct sowed a bunch of seeds to let mother nature take care of the watering. I've been out there pulling weeds which are so much easier to pull when the soil is nice and moist. Also been pruning some shrubs back and trying to keep my wintersown seedlings from drowning in their pots. I have a bunch of annual seedlings under lights upstairs in a bedroom so those help keep my sanity where I can work with plant material where it's warm and there's lots of (artificial) light. Oh yeah, I've done lots of plant shopping too! Again, I figure if I plant the stuff in the rain I don't have to worry about them drying out or worrying about watering. |
I am still moving poorly sited plants, weeding, and pruning. Actually this wet week has changed my usual course of action enough that I was thinking this could be, would be, should be, the year that I finally start a garden journal/calendar. Marie, do you keep a garden journal? There are so many little details that I tend to yearly in the garden that I forget about until I am faced with the task. |
- Posted by diggingthedirt CapeCod Zone7ish (My Page) on Thu, May 19, 11 at 19:01
Roberta Clark, the Cape Cod County Extension agent, was on the local NPR station yesterday or the day before, and said that this weather's given her an extended window for dividing and moving hostas and other perennials. I thought it was too late for all that, but maybe not. I certainly wouldn't want to do much digging when the ground's this wet. |
DTD I don't want to be on working on bare garden soil for extended periods b/c compaction, but a nice leafy spongy surface would be fine. Could also put down a board to stand on to spread the weight a bit. Katy, when I first began gardening I kept a journal, and enjoyed referring to it in subsequent years. I learned there's variability and not to 'panic' when blooms and leaves were running late. I had the evidence of how many plants I killed and discarded. But I didn't really use it for a lot of future planning. I feel so inadequate about that, putting things together...the needs present when I'm out in the garden then I just feel overwhelmed. If I only had my husband at my beck and call every day all day.....or, lacking that, a head gardener.... I got a notice from Weston Nurseries about sales for their "preferred customers" which I will be shortly after I arrive at their chelmsford location tomorrow at 9 am. A $65 azalea for $15 and enkianthanis for 25$ insteadof 67. Worth the trip to "fill in" ....always, always filling, filling, filling..... are you? |
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For us, this weather is the best possible gift from the Mother.We are determinedly digging up dead/near dead j maples from winter and replacing them. we have vans of trees, shrubs, vines, perennials to plant in addition to 12 more j maples so i can't tell you how thankful we are for this weather. Looks like i COULD be happy in the PNW. Plants dug and re-planted or dug and divided- do not skip a BEAT in weather like this.Compacting the soil? Put a board down. (btw, ida, in our lifetimes that tri color beech will not get really big.now that i realize that, we'll go get one. |
I'm with you Mindy on loving this cool wet weather, even though I started getting grumpy by yesterday. By early June last year the heat was getting going and we just started a big gardening job. Spent the rest of the summer watering. That heat and dryness was a miserable and expensive alternative to rain and damp. I'll give a report on my day-long nursery scouting trip today on another thread. Marie |
I'm so happy to see the sun today. I spent the morning shopping for the rest of my veggie plants and flower annuals. I just spent a few hours outside potting up all my annual planters. But that is about it for me this week. |
I've been removing volunteer plants I don't want in my yard, and transplanting volunteers I like that settled in an inconvenient place. I also made the obligatory trip to Katsura Gardens for Rosetone and came home with some junipers instead. The same thing happened a few years ago; no Rosetone so I bought junipers. I was happy that it was cool and wet (happy for the plants anyway). Just as the sun came out I splurged on some azaleas and a rhododendron at Ocean State Job Lot. I need it to stay cool and wet so I can get these shrubs in the ground and settled in. That blue sky sure looked good though. Claire |
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What our previous guests think
We surveyed some of our previous guests (187 respondents) to find out why they enjoyed staying at Seriento so much. Here is the list of top 5 reasons stated by our guests:
1. Location of Seriento on the island
'The house was close enough to Miami beach yet not too close to restrict our privacy. The walk down to the beach has the best scenic view in Barbados'.
2. Travel Packs prior to departure
'We received through the post a pack full of useful information including a very useful packing checklist. It was like we were travelling with a tour operator, exceptionally professional'.
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'We thought we had found the best deals on flights but David managed to find us flights cheaper than advertised by BA and Virgin! This saved our family over £200.00 on our holiday'.
4. Car hire quote service
'David saved us so much time and money by getting us 5 car hire quotes for our stay. He then recommended a car hire company based on comments from previous guests. He did not even charge us for this service!
5. Bajan Cookery Experience
'To have a experienced chef come to Seriento and teach us how to cook traditional Bajan dishes was one of the highlights of the holiday! The children loved it and the meal we prepared was delicious. I know know how to cook Bajan style!
We know that you will enjoy staying at our home as much as they did.
About Seriento
Our delightful home resides in one of Barbados's newest private communities, with only 6 houses in this secure location. It is furnished to an exceptional standard with a spacious open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. We also now include a free Personal travel assistant/sat nav to help you navigate around the island easily either on foot or by car! We can also save you money on your travel expenses by helping you find the cheapest flights, discounted car hire and even local mobile phone sim cards!
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We can even offer 15% discount off car hire prices due to our exclusive deals! 2 days free car hire will be offered to guests staying at Seriento who book and hire a car for 2 weeks or longer. This offer only applies to our approved car hire companies. Let us save you time and money by sourcing the best quotes on the island...... free of charge.
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David Prescod runs a training company based in Leicester. He delivers digital marketing and ICT accredited courses across the UK.
He has always had a passion for travel and received a scholarship from the Barbados government to study tourism marketing. So much so he has been a guest speaker at the Home Away annual summit for the last 2 years. He also advises other holiday home owners on how to effectively market their properties.
A keen gym goer and father to the delightful Robert, David also has a passion for technology.
David Prescod purchased this house in 2005
In 1957, Ralph Prescod (father to David and Mark) travelled to England form Barbados on a boat called 'Seriento'. He planned to start a career as a nurse in the NHS. He soon decided on a change of career and became a lecturer in motor vehicle mechanics.
It was in England that Ralph met Myrlene (mother to David and Mark) and soon began a family. There were frequent family trips back to Barbados over the years.
The past 2 decades have seen both Ralph and Myrlene pass away. The dream to retire back to Barbados was never fulfilled. Their two sons David and Mark searched the island to find a plot of land to build a home in memory of their parents. This home is 'Seriento'.
1. Location of the property
There are many areas of Barbados which do not have an 'eye to the sea'. This location can claim to have some of the most scenic views on the island. So much so, on the walk down to Miami Beach, you will often see married couples taken their wedding photos there and even musicians filming their videos on the shoreline!
2. Proximity to Oistins
One of the most popular towns in Barbados with year round entertainment and the best food to be found anywhere! The food here not only tastes great but is excellent value for money. Oistins is an unspoilt and traditional Bajan town.
3. Peace and tranquility
Whether it is a relaxing or busy sight seeing trip that you want, Seriento is a perfect base. Nestled in a private gated community of just 6 homes, you can enjoy all of the privacy that you require. Have breakfast on the terrace watching the humming birds play and enjoying the cool easterly breeze.
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Seriento offers all the comforts to make your trip an enjoyable experience. There is plenty to entertain the children including TV, video games and DVD's. A selection of books and board games also keeps the grown ups occupied too.
Take a leisurely stroll and you will be accompanied by the soothing eastern breeze. As you marvel at the some of the most filmed landscapes in Barbados you will soon discover the delights of Oistins fishing village located nearby. Traditionally in Barbados, this village is renowned for its weekly 'Friday Night Fish Fry' festival, one of the islands major attractions. Nestled in a picturesque location on the southern coast, this is a perfect home to either relax and enjoy the natural beauty or explore Barbados. The excellent road network ensures that you can take public or your own transport to experience the variety attractions that Barbados has to offer. From golf to surfing, historic caves to tropical gardens and from sea cruises to diving there is a mass of activities within easy access. Barbados has the best beaches in the world! It must not be forgotten that Barbados has some of the finest international cuisine so when it comes to dining out you are spoilt for choice.
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19 So the big question is, Why didn't Israel understand that she had no corner on this message? Moses had it right when he predicted, When you see God reach out to those you consider your inferiors - outsiders! - you'll become insanely jealous. When you see God reach out to people you think are religiously stupid, you'll throw temper tantrums. | 19 Again I ask: Did Israel not understand? First, Moses says, "I will make you envious by those who are not a nation; I will make you angry by a nation that has no understanding." |
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US Govt's Unprovoked War on the Iranian People Brings Monetary Panic
Submitted by Charleston Voice on Mon, 03/19/2012 - 11:53US Government's Unprovoked War on the Iranian People Brings Monetary Panic
Iranians are hunting for a fixed asset, such as real estate, to protect their portfolios. They sense the value of their money is dropping quickly as never before.
Property owners fear that even if they sell their homes or apartments today at an inflated price, they may still be unable to build or buy comparable lodging later when the inflation rate once again may double or triple today's levels.
The best estimates from the World Bank and other global financial research sources place Iran's current inflation rate at 20 percent to 25 percent, up from about 14 percent in 2009. Economic sanctions by the U.S. and other countries are causing Iran's rial to fall through the basement...read full article
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I recall a speech saying that there cannot be a New World Order without Iran submitting.
An Iranian once told me on a Yahoo post not to worry, we'll save the world from the NWO if no one else will.
"If we lose freedom here there's no place to escape to. This is the last stand on earth." -Ronald Reagan
When they took us off the Gold Standard they took away our money... in order to make it theirs. -OneTinSoldier
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We have to attack them because they have weapons of mass destruction and human rights violations.
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Hi guys I bought the meyer lemon about 4 months ago. It kept dropping it's little flowers and green bulb fruit things, but has managed to keep 2 quite small and 1 large fruit on itself yay! Now I need to replant it soon and I'm not sure what soil or fertilizers I should use when I do. Also how long does the fruit take to ripen? Please keep in mind I'm from Australia so foreign soil mixtures will not help me haha thanks! |
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Also how to prune and when is it safe to? And how do I make sure I don't cut too much off? |
In what part of Oz land do you live? Can you put your Meyer in the ground? They are much easier to deal with when planted in the ground. Pictures would help, of course. If it is in a pot now; and you are going to plant it in the ground, you only have to dig a hole a little bigger than the pot; carefully take the tree out of the pot (for me I always choose to destroy the pot to preserve the rootball) and put it in the hole. Back fill with the dirt from the hole , water it in well and wait. When it begins to make new growth you can begin a regular fertilizer regime; but not before; the absence of nutrients encourages the roots to grow seeking food and water; and with citrus, first the roots grow and then leaves and branches. |
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Sell-O-Matic2 |
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The purpose of this mod is to help selling items in an easier way than just clicking all of them in the merchant. How to use it As simple as going near a merchant and opening his/her trade window, then you can click on the sell button (money icon). By default the addon only sells junk items (poor quality items). Options Auto sell: Allows the addon to automatically sell the items as soon as you open the merchant window, useful if you want to sell your items fast. Auto sell junk: Will only sell... | |||||
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Description ShuckIt is a data broker that will display and allow you to easily open items, like clams, in your inventory that contains other items. Also display items that start quest and allow you to easily start those quests. Each time to click on ShuckIt, it will open the next openable item in your bags no matter what it is or where it is. Acknowledgement The ShuckIt idea came from the Shuck module from Cork by Tekkub. The code to find the openable items is based on Ammo's work in CrowBar... | |||||
Set Collector |
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Set Collector is an add-on for World of Warcraft that allows the player to view various gear sets on their character and track the progress of their collection. Key Features Players are able to view a list of collections (e.g., Tier 15/Shaman/Melee) and their sets (e.g., Heroic or 10 Player) to select for preview. The list is filtered by the activated specialization by default, but also allows for viewing off-spec sets or all collections and sets for the class. In addition, the add-on allows... | |||||
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SellJunk sells all junk to the vendors. This includes all grey items and user specified items, that can be added to list of exceptions. It can either sell these items automatically at each vendor or you can do it manually by clicking "Sell Junk" button on each vendor's frame. You can also see how much gold you made from selling the trash. It can also destroy all junk instead of selling it, if you're far from vendors. Commands: /sj will open config window /sj add itemlink will add given item... | |||||
Sell-O-Matic |
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The purpose of this mod is to help us sell the kind of items that we get most frequently: Junk! How to use it Open the merchant window. Check if the top right coin style button is greyed or not. If the button isn't greyed it means you have items to sell. If you hover your mouse above the button it will display the total profit you will earn. Hit the button and all junk items will be sold. Profit! SellOMatic vs SellOMatic2 SellOMatic has been rewritten to give the old SellOMatic lovers the... | |||||
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A Data Broker plugin for displaying your current money, works with any Data Broker display addon. | |||||
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Overview Sackville replaces the default bag interface with virtual bags using customizable filtering and sorting rules. Type /sack help in-game to see available options or just /sack to open the configuration screen. Latest News 2012-10/25 The plan for this evening is to add a profile management screen so that you can copy a profile from another character. Another feature that I want to add soon is the ability to add per-bag enable/disable and the ability to make a copy of a bag so that you... | |||||
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ShinyStats was inspired by a mod called StatStain, made by Nymbia in 2007. Its goal is to make various stats of an item easy to separate from each other and make usefull stats easy to distinguish. Perhaps you would like all stats not beneficial for your class to be greyed out, while usefull stats have various happy colors? No problem! Features Now plays nicer with RatingBuster Colors the various stats of item tooltips (including the comparison tooltip) Prefixes enchants with the abbrevation... |


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I bought a tomato plant around 6 weeks ago at Aldi (not the most reliable plant source, I know) and planted it in my garden where it gets about 6 hours of sunlight daily. Now it's over 3 feet high with luxuriant foliage but not a blossom in sight. The weird thing is that I have not fertilized it at all! Not knowing what was in the soil it was potted in, I decided to wait a while and see how it did without fertilizer. Any ideas on what could be causing the absence of blossoms? |
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My first thought is too much nitrogen in the soil. This usually produces lush foliage with little to no blossoms. The fix: add a fertilizer with more potassium and phosphorous. I'm using Tomato Tone by Espoma and my plants are loaded with tomatoes. Tomato-tone is a premium plant food formulated specifically for growing plump and juicy tomatoes. As your plants mature, it should work itself out. |
Sometimes when weather is very hot------blossoms do not appear until later. |
Thanks everybody for your answers. I finally gave up and threw it out. Not even a hint of a blossom and here it's late July already. Put the resulting space to better use by planting lettuce. Does anybody think that it could have been a sterile tomato plant--is there such a thing? |
- Posted by MrsLuckett none (My Page) on Mon, Jul 29, 13 at 2:32
Next time get blossom booster! And fertilize it :) |
What is blossom booster? And, if excess fertilizer can CAUSE this problem (luxuriant foliage but no blossoms), why do you say I should have fertilized it? |
- Posted by dog_wood_2010 7 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 29, 13 at 15:16
This is what happens when you buy from (not the most reliable plant source, I know). Somebody at the store probably gave it the wrong type of fertilizer. The best thing to do is start your own tomatoes from seeds. That way you can control every aspect. |
- Posted by SouthCountryGuy SE BC 4b-5a (My Page) on Mon, Jul 29, 13 at 17:33
jillcatt, You did the right thing not adding anything. Best not to unless you know what you need. I like using the cheap test kits (<$10) to test NPK. I then know what to add. In the USA I believe your local extension office? does the test for free? Maybe someone that uses them can chime in. You never said what type of potting mix you used. Was it a potting soil designed for containers or bedding soil? As xaroline brought up, what was the weather like? When you say the plant got about 6 hours of sunlight could it have been less? Another question would be tied in with the weather on how much you were watering? There are several companies marketing products as "bloom booster" 's. Most often they have a lower nitrogen level compared to phosphorus and sometimes nitrogen equal to or under potassium levels. Essentially it is just another fertilizer. The old school of thought was that a higher level of phosphorus led to root and bloom production. Yes, you can have sterile plants, albeit rare, but they should still flower, just produce no fruit. FWIW, one of my large beefsteak plants just flowered last week and it was a couple weeks ahead of yours. It has set fruit already so I am hopeful. Good luck SCG |
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LOPEZ: This is the grave-digging part?
KESLER: Yes! The fiscal danger is now obvious: We can't afford all the promises the welfare state has already made, much less the ones it will add in coming years. It's almost impossible for liberals to limit spending because every promise becomes a program, and every program stands for a new right to health care, child care, and so forth. You can't put a price on human rights! The result is that the federal government, driven by what is candidly called "uncontrollable" spending, is bankrupt or soon will be. Liberalism can't go on very much longer without unleashing its socialist id and imposing, among other things, a comprehensive and oppressive new regime of middle-class taxation. Faced with that illiberal future, many liberals may balk.
And philosophically, American liberals are coming to the end of their rope. Though President Obama likes to be called a Progressive, he doesn't believe in progress in the way, say, Woodrow Wilson did as something scientifically and rationally certain, benign, and steerable. For Obama, strains of multiculturalism, postmodernism, and relativism have crept in. Progress, both as to both means and ends, is in this view more a matter of will than of reason. It's not a question anymore of following or finding history's meaning but of creating it. In its purest and most academic form, this revelation has pulled the philosophical rug out from under liberalism, exposing it as neither true nor just, because neither Truth nor Justice exists (ask any postmodernist). Obama doesn't go that far; he wants to believe in social justice, I think. For instance, he sometimes quotes Martin Luther King's line that the arc of the universe is long but it bends towards justice. Yet Obama asserts at the same time that democracy depends on the rejection of every form of "absolute truth." If you reject absolute truth absolutely, you are not only incoherent but in danger of becoming the worst kind of dogmatist.
LOPEZ: Your book is as much about liberalism as it is about Obama. It has meaty chapters on Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt, and Lyndon Johnson, for example. Why the double focus?
KESLER: Because Obama personifies modern liberalism and its crisis. He compares himself frequently to FDR and Lincoln, and occasionally to LBJ, and he calls himself "progressive." All that's well known, but no one had thought it through. That's what I try to do in I Am the Change, put between two covers, for the first time, the story of modern American liberalism, its evolution and devolution.
Conservatives have spent generations pondering the relation of modern liberalism to the French Revolution, the industrial revolution, abolitionism, the Enlightenment, medieval nominalism — all things worth thinking about, by the way — but we had largely ignored the obvious point that in America the liberal movement traces itself back through a series of prophet-leaders (LBJ, JFK, FDR, etc.) to Wilsonian-style Progressivism. (TR was also important, and Jean Yarbrough's new book on him is splendid. Jonah Goldberg's Liberal Fascism tells the story brilliantly, but from a different angle.) That's the liberalism we suffer from. The "living constitution," the cult of the charismatic leader who mesmerizes the masses with a "vision" of the future, entitlement rights and programs, the State that replaces God by offering complete material and spiritual fulfillment in this life, the disillusionment that follows that hubris — all these familiar tropes of our contemporary politics emerge from the century of liberalism that in a way culminates in Barack Obama.
LOPEZ: Was it satisfying to have the New York Times notice your book, whatever it happened to say?
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I'm am outting together some Shegogue history for my wife (a MD Shegogue) and her family. I believe, and hope you can help me, that of Dr Eugene R. Shegogue's (1836 to 28 June 1912) 9 children, one of them, Eugene Shegogue of Bowie Maryland (Jr I assume) (birthdate unknown/wife unknown) had 6 children: Eugene William, James Elry, Maud May, Walter Edward, Jesse Theodore, and Nora Elizabeth. James Elry married May Frances Catherine Stephens and had nine children. (all of the names, dates, etc, I have) One of those sons -Donald, is my wife's grandfather. I have a great deal of information on Donald and his brothers. Where I am making a leap of faith is that Eugene R.'s son Eugene (Jr?) is my wife's great grandfather. The bible I have unfortunetaly does not have the name of the authors who scribed their childrens birth. Any help that I can provide or you might be able to provide would be appreciated. Alex Major Notify Administrator about this message?
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Posted by Molly on Tuesday, July 1, 2008 at 10:38pm.
Ok. An inverse function is formed from switch in the input and output variables(x,y).
so y = 3x -1
flip x = 3y-1 and solve for y again
y = 1/3(x+1)
so f^-1(x) = 1/3(x+1)
and the inverse of an inverse function is the original equation: f(x) = 3x-1
okay, thanks!
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My 2 cents:
I use software that does the job. OpenSource is not necessarly free, just
means one can get the sources and compile it, twiddle the code, if one so
chooses. Not all musicians can or want to bother with this. One thing is that
opensource authors are much more accessible and listen to suggestions. This
has made nted into quite an effective scoring package. Put down top bucks for
Sibelius, great program but you buy the package, that's it.Two big windows DAWs, Sonar and Cubase are costly but get the job done quite
nicely. Why would one want more? Same goes for Protools on the Mac (I found
the windows port awful). A few "smaller" choices are around and serve well
folks that prefer them. I used Sonar's little sister, Home Studio, more bang
for the buck, until the upgrade demanded newer windows. Then my windows 98!
died, ending that. Did nice work with this program and if it would run on
wine, I would continue with it, even the old version. Good old Cakewalk
"Express" runs on wine but is restricted to two audio tracks. Could even live
with that, keeping the MIDI as MIDI, but ...I still use Jammer which runs nearly 100% on wine and Style Enhancer which is
OK on wine as well. XGedit for the XG sound generator (no ALSA driver, but can
be used as an MPU401) also 100%. I have not chosen a DAW yet for Linux.
OOMidi2 looks a lot like Home Studio, same drawn automation model. Qtractor
looks quite good as well. Rosegarden is a mature, well developed software.
Ardour3 with MIDI will be a solid contender and there is a luscious paid
version around (Ardour 2 based right now) which I might consider buying. Count
them, and I have not even mentioned all of them. Linux and Opensource are
about choice. I would still put down bucks on a top-flight software based on
opensource (or even something excelent though proprietory). The one fly in the
ointment of all this choice as lack of interoperability that would let me use
several of these programs as desired, but one cannot do this on high-ticket
proprietary windows or mac stuff either.Most all the DAWs support/need plugins and many the wealth of free and paid
VSTs can be used in the programs in addition to the Linux native formats. I
need registration codes for the "new" computer/OS for some of these but I have
worked miracles with them, so ...There is nothing wrong with using, continuing to use windows or macs for
audio. Keep paying for upgrades when the upgrades (even free) for the software
require the newer windows or OSX. Maybe worth the cost. Most of the gear costs
much more.But I would love to finally get a full project off on the Linux/opensource
packages even if I start out with wined windows tools for MIDI (these tools do
what I want--they are getting quite old, and I have suggested that their
authors release them to opensource some time along the road. I beta'ed and
worked with these folks so maybe have some influence).Now with all the alternatives simply, choose, start singing and mixing.
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