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Residents Plan to Fight for Action Against a Stench in Penfield
One Penfield neighborhood is getting increasinlgly worried about a stench from a nearby rendering plant. Residents say they plan to take action, citing that the problem is so bad that it's ruining their quality of life.
"It's a rancid, putrid, decaying smell," laments Vern Loveless, who lives near the plant. "It's gut-wrenching, nose-offending and nauseating," added Robert Reid, who also lives nearby.
The smell comes and goes from Baker Commodities. The plant has been around since the 1930s, processing and recycling all the things we don't want.
Penfield Town Supervisor, Tony LaFountain, listed some of materials Baker processes, including "dead deer by the side of the road, cows that have died in the field through the heat, and scraps from restaurants."
Yet despite the residents' concerns, they believe their complaints have been ignored. They plan to present a petition to the Penfield Town Board later this month.
It's a smell that just won't go away.
Residents have caused a stink about the growing problem, and in fact, back in the 1980s, a lawsuit was filed by the town and DEC.
"Baker has improved a lot of their operations and the scrubber systems to help with that," assured LaFountain.
Residents say the problem went away for almost 8 years; some even forgot that Baker existed.
"We know it's fixable," explained Reid. "we don't know why they aren't fixing it, and we feel a sense of abandonment by our elected officials in the Town of Penfield."
Robert Reid says odors are back and stronger than ever. "Friday night was a night that we wanted to sleep with our windows open. It was not humid and I think everybody was doing the same thing and one of my neighbors said, 'Bob, we were running around the house trying to figure out where this stink was coming from.'"
But the smell isn't the only issue; residents are up in arms over the greater health concerns at risk.
"We are not only getting the odors, but we are getting a real big cocktail of chemicals, and who knows what they are all doing inside of us," questioned Reid.
Vern Loveless worries about the effects this will have on everyone in the arena, but most of all, the young children being exposed to the smell and the chemicals. Supervisor LaFountain, attests that the "key to this issue, is how do we make sure that we minimize the number of days they are producing odors?"
LaFountain says he will meet with Baker Commodities and the DEC next week. The rending plant released a statement to the media saying, the biggest challenge in their industry is the odor, and that in 2013, it made major changes to its air scrubbing systems. The company will continue to make improvments and upgrades to its system.
Adding lastly, it is pro-active with purchasing new equipment and techonologies.
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Hilton St. Louis Frontenac
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Hilton St. Louis Frontenac
About the hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Hilton St. Louis Frontenac in Frontenac, you'll be in the business district and close to Creve Coeur Golf Club. This hotel is within the vicinity of New Jewish Theatre and Holocaust Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 263 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including a health club, an outdoor pool, and a sauna. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the complimentary area shuttle.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and limo/town car service. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary during limited hours.
Hotel Facilities
- Health club
- Free area shuttle
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Express check-out
- Roll-in shower
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour front desk
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Elevator/lift
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Accessible bathroom
- ATM/banking
- In-room accessibility
- Outdoor pool
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 263
- Concierge services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Number of floors - 3
- Bar/lounge
- Meeting rooms 7
- Free airport transportation
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 17
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
Room Facilities
- MP3 docking station
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Coffee/tea maker
- Air conditioning
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Room service (limited hours)
- Desk
- Free toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Phone
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Cable TV service
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Premium bedding
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 14.95 per person (approximately)
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I've played my fair share of time management games in my gaming years but I can't remember one that was based on controlling the emergency services during critical situations, unless you count the alien attack in Sim City! This is what you get to do in Emergency, the 13 situations that you have to manage range from train and plane crashes, … Read More
Where's My Perry Review – A Great Addition to Anyones iPhone or iPad
Back in September 2011 Disney introduced a new character to the world. This time though the character wasn't their latest animated movie star, instead it was Swampy the Alligator, a friendly alligator that needed your help to get him enough water to bathe. It was an instant hit and continues to be popular with rave reviews and continual downloads. Now … Read More
Ninja Hamster Rescue Review for iPhone and iPad
Rating: Ninja Hamster Rescue Review: A side scrolling game brought to you by NakaiEntertainment. Help Riku the elite ninja hamster save his village from the samurai cats by destroying them along the way and save the hamster babies. The cats have been attacking the village and kidnapping all the baby hamsters. It is left up to Riku to save them … Read More


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The keynotes by Riley Crane focus on crowdsourcing and the social media capabilities of new technology. Riley Crane describes his problem-solving process as in competition with a team from the MIT Media Lab that explores new communication paradigms.
Riley Crane earned his bachelor's degree in physics from the University of Texas at Austin, and a PhD in physics from the University of California, Los Angeles. He worked at the Complex Systems Summer School at the Santa Fe Institute, and as a post-doctoral researcher at ETH Zurich. He is currently a post-doctoral researcher at the MIT Media Lab, and is the co-founder and CTO of Talkto.
Riley Crane won the 2009 DARPA Network Challenge, and his work has been published in The New York Times and New Scientist. The keynotes by Riley Crane introduce audiences to new communication processes, and ways to fortify network power.


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New here from VA Beach and my 56 caddy
Hi New to the forum
have bin reading a lot of information it looks to be a good forum to be part off lots of good information here , I have 56 Cadillac Coupe Deville i am torn between to turn in to Hot rod our go the original road but it will requires a lots of work so it will come of the frame and I will take it from there we have to start some were right :)
AKA Bo
Hey Bo...welcome! You will love this forum! Lots of great members willing to help.
That 56 Caddy will make one sharpe ride.:thumbup:
super charged caddy ???
a friend of mine was debating on do a 50's caddy too.. big block chebby with super charger.. but instead he did a opel GT with injected 502 bbc.. he wishs he did the caddy now.. more seating room is an understatement..
Very nice Car I had the same prob myself.Its nice to meet you being new to this site myself I'm sure I will see you around.Welcome from Texas
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Trotter's Den Hostel
Best location hostel in Chisinau!! We are in the center on the main street Stefan cel Mare. We are a short walk from everything popular. (Bus and train, Clubs, Bars, Parliament Park, 24 hour shop, restaurants and more)
2 Balconies with great view of main street Stefan cel Mare.
Free Wifi (35mb High Speed)
Free Breakfast
Free Locker
Free Luggage storage
Free use of hostel laptop with skype
Free expert advise of moldova attractions and tours
24 hour reception, no curfew or lockout
Laundry service available
Big Flat screen TV
Check in from 12:00 to 23:59
If you are arriving earlier than that we will do our best to have your bed ready as quickly as possible.
Or if you arrive later than that we will do our best to wait you.
Check out from 12:00 to 15:00.
Breakfast is included.
Taxes are included.
The Trotter's Den hostel is a large spacious apartment located on the outmost central street of Chisinau. The entrance to Kitchen and common room is made of Greek styled arches, which gives a touch of ancient luxury . It has two rooms with balconies for lounging or smoking, one bathroom, a large communal area with a book exchange, sofa, bean bags, a large flat screen TV with all the HD channels available in English and/or Russian. The kitchen is fully functional with a blender, microwave, stove, oven and free spices. The apartment's 19th century aristocratic style, makes the Trotter's Den a truly gorgeous hostel which helps add to the home like relaxed atmosphere that we try to provide for travelers rushing around Eastern Europe .
The Troter's Den Property can accommodate up to 16 persons. We have 2 dorms of 8 Persons each equipped with wooden bunk beds. Both rooms have air conditioning units. Bed sheets, linens, towels are provided, and all rooms come with security lockers. There is also a safe available at the reception desk. The staff is multilingual speaking, on your service 24 hour, and of course very friendly.
Please note:
Cancellation Policy: 3 days before the arrival
Method of Payment upon the arrival: Cash only
Check In: 14.00 pm
Check Out: 12.00 noon
Breakfast is included.
Taxes are included.
Verfügbarkeit & PreiseWähle bitte die Termine aus und klicke auf "Daten aktualisieren", um die Verfügbarkeit zu sehen
Hostels Ausstattungen & Richtlinien
- 24 Stunden Rezeption
- 24 Stunden Sicherheitsdienst
- Klimaanlage
- Fahrradkeller
- Brettspiele
- Frühstück inbegriffen
- Kabelfernsehen
- Gemeinschaftsraum
- Zahlung per Kreditkarte möglich
- Geldwechsel
- Kostenlose Stadtpläne
- Kostenloser Internet-Zugang
- Kostenloses Parken
- Kostenloses WLAN
- Haartrockner
- Warmwasser-Duschen
- Whirlpool
- Internet-Zugang
- Zugang per Schlüsselkarte
- Küche
- Waschmöglichkeiten
- Bettwäsche im Preis inbegriffen
- Schließfächer
- Gepäckraum
- NightClub
- Kein Rezeptionsschluss
- Parken
- Restaurant
- Safe
- Steuern enthalten
- Möglichkeit der Tee- und Kaffeezubereitung
- Ausflugsschalter
- Handtücher im Preis inbegriffen
- Verkaufsautomaten
- Waschmaschine
ReiserücktrittsversicherungDiese Unterkunft hat eine 3 Tage Stornierungsfrist. Ergeht innerhalb dieser Zeit keine Stornierung, wird eine Stornogebühr in Höhe der ersten Nacht des Aufenthalts in Rechnung gestellt.
AnfahrtKarte anzeigenKarte verbergen
by Bus:
If you arrive at the south Bus-Station, you take the bus 11, trolleybus 17, 9 or minibus 192 it gets you into the city center in 10 minutes. Once you are on the Stefan cel Mare street stop at Armeneasca station.Go one block forward , to Vasile Alexandri
Then walk one blok in the same direction and at the corner with Stefan cel Mare str. take right and then at the first possibility left(you'll need to cross the Vasile Alexandry Steet) . You will enter a small yard. Take one more time to the left and you will be right before our entrance.
by Taxi:
If you arrive at the Airport, Bus station, or Train station you can call the Taxi . TheTaxi fee will be around 100 lei(6EUR), from the Airport, and about 30 lei(2 EUR) from Train Station, or Bus Station.
from Ariport:
When you arrive at the Airport, take the bus A(cost 3 moldavian lei). It goes to the city center in 30 min. Once you are on Stefan cel Mare street, stop at Armeneasca Station. Then walk one blok in the same direction and at the corner Vasile Alexandry str.with Stefan cel Mare str. take right and then at the first possibility left(you'll need to cross the Vasile Alexandry Steet) . You will enter a small yard. Take one more time to the left and you will be right before our entrance.
by Car:
When you arrive in Chisinau find the Stefan cel Mare street. It is easy to locate it on the map, because it is the central street, of the central region of Chisinau. Then find the intersection Stefan Cel Mare street with Vasile Alexandry street. Our Hostel located right at this intersection. The entrance is from Vasile Alexandry, if you go downward from Stefan cel Mare, take the first possibility left, and then one more time left, and you'll be right before our entrance.


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Cradle cap is a skin condition that appears on a baby's head. It appears as red patches with yellow crusty skin. The reason behind it is that the baby's skin produces too much oil and the dead skin sticks to the scalp and can't flake off of it. It is very common and many babies experience it at some point. There are different remedies that can be used to get rid of it. The remedy used is often based on how bad the cradle cap is. They say that once you get rid of all of the cradle cap it won't come back. Sadly for us Nick proved that statement to be false.
Nick was hardly a month old when he developed cradle cap. He had it so bad that it caused him to lose all of the hair that he had on top of his head. He looked like a little old man because the only hair he had was on the side and back of his head. Once we realized that he had it I consulted Eat, Sleep, Poop by Scott W. Cohen. It said that the best way to get rid of the cradle cap was by using baby oil or a dandruff shampoo. It said that it might take a few applications, but after that it should be gone.
First we tried using the baby oil. We would put Nick on the counter in his Bumbo Seat for an hour before his bath and rub the baby oil on (it was so messy that we couldn't lay him down or let his head touch anything). I would wash the dishes and talk to him until bath time. After a few days though we realized that the oil was making his skin break out, so we had to stop using it.
Then we went to see Nick's doctor for a well visit. The cradle cap was still really bad, so the doctor gave us some information on what to do. For really bad cradle cap the paper work suggested putting 1% hydrocortisone cream on it and then washing it off with a dandruff shampoo (don't do this for any more than 7 days). This worked some, but it didn't cure the problem. We kept trying it until one day when Nick put his hand on his head (which was covered with the dandruff shampoo) and then rubbed his hand on his eye. The entire side of his face turned beet red. It was one of those moments that make you feel like an awful mom. We never used those on his head again.
My mother said she had gotten rid of my cradle cap by scraping it off with her finger nails. I felt that I was out of options, so that's what I did. While Nick was busy taking a bottle I would scrape some off. It felt weird, and gave me the shivers every time, but I figured that it was just something a mom had to do. When he finished with the bottle I would take him to his room and put some lotion on the places that I had scraped. Before long the cradle cap was gone and hair started growing back.
Fast forward to February when the cradle cap returned with a vengeance. This time nothing could get rid of it. I tried scraping it again, but it didn't work well with hair in the way, and that also kept me from putting lotion on his head. In the end the scraping just caused him to have eczema breakout in the scraped areas and the cradle cap immediately returned.
Then the daycare tried to get rid of it. They put olive oil on his head to loosen it, scraped it off, washed it with a natural shampoo, and then put a natural lotion on it. When I picked him up his head was all greasy, but the cradle cap was gone. We were all very excited, until it returned three days later. At that point I didn't know what to do. The whole situation had become very discouraging. To make matters worse Nick had taken to scratching it so much that he would draw blood. Something had to be done
I don't know what made me try it, but a few days later I tried softening the cradle cap with Nick's good eczema lotion (Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy Moisturizing Cream). I put it all over his head in the late afternoon and then before bath I would take a comb through Nick's hair to pull up all of the cradle cap that had been loosened. After a few nights of this Nick's head was looking much better. The one problem was that while I was getting rid of some of the cradle cap it kept coming back.
Then one of the moms in my mom group posted that her little one's cradle cap had recently come back too. That's when I found out about (Gentle Naturals Cradle Cap Care). This stuff was the miracle product that we needed. We used it, and the lotion still as well, and within a couple weeks Nick's cradle cap had cleared up and was completely gone. We didn't even need most of the shampoo in the bottle. The only thing we didn't like about the shampoo was it gave Nick's hair the smell of wet dog, which was not pleasant, but it was worth it to finally get rid of the cradle cap.
The one thing that we have come to realize is that it is very important that we keep Nick's hair clean (usually a wash every other night). Circumstances caused him to not get a good hair washing a few nights in a row and a spot of cradle cap came back recently. I had quite the moment when I saw it. Luckily I scraped off what I could, we gave his head a good washing, and that was the end of it.
Did your little one have cradle cap? How did you get rid of it?


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Ministry Health Care facilities throughout central and northern Wisconsin are pledging their support to simple but highly effective addition to the state's health care system that could save or enhance thousands of lives over the next decade.
Wisconsin's new, web-based online Donor Registry will, for the first time, allow Wisconsin citizens to legally authorize organ, tissue and eye donation with a click of a button.
"Wisconsin people are already among the most generous organ donors in the nation. This will allow us to do even more to save or improve the lives of our family, friends and neighbors," said Becky DeMuth, RN, Organ Procurement Liaison, Ministry Eagle River Memorial Hospital.
"This new Registry means that anyone over the age of 15½ can grant legal authorization in advance to donate their organs, tissue and corneas when they die,'' said Martha Mallon, President of Donate Life Wisconsin and Organ and Tissue Donor Promotion Director with the Wisconsin Department of Health.
"Experiences with online registries in other states show that even more Wisconsin residents will register as donors because it is far easier and more efficient to do so.''
Prior to the Registry, Wisconsin residents could state their donation wishes when they received or renewed their drivers' license or state I.D. But that information wasn't available to donation professionals." Added Mallon, "That's why it is still extremely important that everyone who wishes to be registered as a donor, including those who already have an orange dot on their driver's license, sign up on the online Registry."
Because donation professionals will have immediate 24/7 access to a person's donation decision, grieving families are no longer burdened by that decision.
"This new Registry is secure and confidential. It is easy to use – and if potential donors change their minds it is easy do so,'' adds Mallon.
"We're encouraging everyone, even those with orange dots on their driver's license or state I.D., to sign up for organ, tissue and eye donation using the online Registry," said Mallon.
In addition, she said, Madison will host the 2010 National Kidney Foundation U.S. Transplant Games® in July, making Wisconsin the center of the nation's organ, tissue and eye donation efforts this year.
To learn more about organ, tissue and eye donation; to register as a donor and to learn more about the Transplant Games visit www.YesIWillWisconsin.com.
Ministry Health Care is a values-driven health care delivery network of aligned hospitals, clinics and other providers, based in Wisconsin and Minnesota. With over 12,000 employees including physicians and health professionals, Ministry also offers home health, hospice, long-term care facilities, dialysis services, a health plan and many other services.
For further information locally, please contact Becky DeMuth, RN, Organ Procurement Liaison, Ministry Eagle River Memorial Hospital at 715-479-0275 or Patti Zaremba, RN, Organ Procurement Liaison, Howard Young Medical Center at 715-356-8292.
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15 Fictional Teachers We Wish We Had In Real Life
Just imagine getting detention from one these guys or gals.
Many students across the country headed back to school on Tuesday, and if you're like us and start feeling all nostalgic about your own school days at this time of year, we're about to make you feel even older.
Teachers play a huge role in shaping our outlook on school and life, and some fictional teachers also deserve some credit. Sure, they may have only been around for a few hours or a whole series, but their sense of humour, imaginations and willingness to get their kids to graduate make us wish they really existed.
Here are 15 teachers we wanted growing up. Which ones would you add to the list?
WHO: William Daniels as George Feeny WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? Your favourite '90s show "Boy Meets World." MEMORABLE QUOTE:"If you let people's perception of you dictate your behaviour, you will never grow as a person."
WHO: Lily Tomlin as the voice of Ms. Valerie Frizzle or The Friz or just Ms. Frizzle WHERE HAVE I SEEN HER? You know that teacher from "The Magic School Bus" who took her kids on field trips inside the human body, in outer space and who owned a pet lizard? MEMORABLE QUOTE: "Take chances, make mistakes, get messy."
WHO: Jack Black as Dewey Finn WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? Ex-rock star turned substitute teacher Dewey Finn in the "School of Rock." MEMORABLE QUOTE: "You've gotta feel it in your blood and guts! If you wanna rock, you gotta break the rules. You gotta get mad at the man! And right now, I'm the man. That's right, I'm the man, and who's got the guts to tell me off? Huh? Who's gonna tell me off?"
WHO: Tina Fey as Ms. Norbury WHERE HAVE I SEEN HER? The hilarious Ms. Norbury from "Mean Girls." MEMORABLE QUOTE: "OK, so we're all here 'cause of this book, right? Well, I don't know who wrote this book, but you all have got to stop calling each other sluts and whores. It just makes it OK for guys to call you sluts and whores. Who here has ever been called a slut?"
WHO: Robin Williams as John Keating WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? English teacher John Keating in "Dead Poets Society" MEMORABLE QUOTE: "Sucking the marrow out of life doesn't mean choking on the bone."
WHO: Hilary Swank as Erin Gruwell WHERE HAVE I SEEN HER? A young teacher who inspires at-risk students to write and pursue an education in "Freedom Writers." MEMORABLE QUOTE: "You know what this is? This is a Fuck You to me and everyone in this class. I don't want excuses. I know what you're up against. We're all of us up against something. So you better make up your mind, because until you have the balls to look me straight in the eye and tell me this is all you deserve, I am not letting you fail. Even if that means coming to your house every night until you finish the work. I see who you are. Do you understand me? I can see you. And you are not failing."
WHO: Dustin Hoffman as the voice of Mr. Bergstrom WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? Lisa Simpson's substitute teacher on "The Simpsons" MEMORABLE QUOTE: "I'm sorry, Lisa. It's the life of the substitute teacher. He's a fraud. Today he wears gym shorts, tomorrow he speaks French or runs a band saw or God knows what."
WHO: Michelle Pfeiffer as Louanne Johnson WHERE HAVE I SEEN HER? Ex-marine turned teacher Louanne Johnson in "Dangerous Minds." MEMORABLE QUOTE: "In my classroom, poetry is its own reward."
WHO: Jim True-Frost as Roland Pryzbylewski a.k.a. Prez WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? Ex-cop turned teacher on "The Wire." MEMORABLE QUOTE: "Trick 'em into thinking they aren't learning, and they do."
WHO: Maggie Smith as Professor Minerva McGonagall WHERE HAVE I SEEN HER? In the Harry Potter film series. MEMORABLE QUOTE: "I wonder, how you can expect to gain an idea of my usual teaching methods if you continue to interrupt me? You see, I do not generally permit people to talk when I am talking."
WHO: Ryan Gosling as Dan Dunne WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? Junior high school teacher in "Half Nelson." MEMORABLE QUOTE: "The sun goes up and then it comes down, but every time that happens what do you get? You get a new day."
WHO: Allyce Beasley as the voice of Miss Grotke WHERE HAVE I SEEN HER? Yoga-loving, feminist and hippie-like fourth grade teacher from "Recess" MEMORABLE QUOTE: "Class, please take this new history book with a grain of salt, since it focuses primarily on the history of white western males."
WHO: Wallace Shawn as Mr. Wendell Hall WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? In "Clueless" (the movie and the show), duh! MEMORABLE QUOTE: "Has anyone ever voluntarily read a poem that wasn't part of a school assignment?"
WHO: Embeth Davidtz as Miss Jennifer Honey WHERE HAVE I SEEN HER? The sweet and caring teacher from "Matilda" and Roald Dahl's book. MEMORABLE QUOTE: "I've often thought about it, but I can't abandon my children. And if I couldn't teach, I'd have nothing at all."
WHO: Richard Dreyfuss as Glenn Holland WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM? High school music teacher in "Mr Holland's Opus." MEMORABLE QUOTE: "Playing music is supposed to be fun. It's about heart, it's about feelings, moving people, and something beautiful, and it's not about notes on a page. I can teach you notes on a page, I can't teach you that other stuff."


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History Spawns Peak Films at Telluride Festival
Affleck thrills with Iran-set 'Argo,' Chilean drama 'No' rates a big yes, Dane reigns in 'Royal Affair'
Telluride, Colo.
Being out in the world took on new meaning at the 39th Telluride Film Festival. All of the natural attractions were in place—the perfumed breeze, the azure sky, the scudding clouds, the Rocky Mountains as backdrop to a whirl of urban sophisticates done up as alpine rustics. Still, watching many of this year's films meant being out in the larger world of political strife, seething violence and history's tumult....


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The former military chief overseeing the search for flight MH370 has told the Malaysian prime minister Australia is doing everything it can to find any wreckage.
Najib Razak arrived in Western Australia on Wednesday night to meet with his Australian counterpart, the prime minister, Tony Abbott, and be briefed on the search in the southern Indian Ocean.
The pair attended the Royal Australian Air Force base at Pearce, near Perth, on Thursday morning to hear an update from Angus Houston, the former Australian defence force chief now helping to co-ordinate the search for the Boeing 777 that went missing on 8 March.
"I want to assure you that Australia is doing everything it can to assist Malaysia to find MH370 and recover what we can from the Indian Ocean," Houston said at the briefing.
Houston said 10 aircraft and nine ships had searched an area of about 237,000 square kilometres on Wednesday. The area was about 1700 kilometres west of Perth.
Up to eight aircraft and nine ships would search an area "a little bit further to the north" on Thursday, Houston said.
He said the Australian Transport Safety Bureau continued to refine the area where the aircraft might have entered the water, based on technical analysis and international assistance.
Despite the grim and complex circumstances, the search was a "powerful example of international co-operation at its very best", Houston added.
"The task, as I've already said, is being approached with the constant support of groundbreaking, worldwide expertise and I want you to know that Australia will provide Malaysia with all necessary assistance with the search and recovery of the missing aircraft," he said.
"Our nations are longstanding friends who have worked very well together and, to use the Australian term, we're good mates."
Najib thanked Abbott and everyone involved in the effort to solve "probably the biggest mystery in aviation history thus far".
He said he was grateful of searchers' courage and commitment and hoped they could help provide some "comfort and closure" to grieving families.
"As the saying goes, a friend in need is a friend indeed, so Australia has proven to be a very reliable and true friend to Malaysia," Najib said.
Abbott said: "We cannot be certain of success but we can be certain of the professionalism and the effort that will be brought to the task."
Separately, Abbott told China's premier, Li Keqiang, that the intensity of the search effort was increasing.
Abbott called his counterpart by telephone on Wednesday and expressed Australia's condolences for the loss of so many Chinese citizens on board MH370. It was understood Li asked Abbott to convey China's sympathies to the families of the six Australian passengers lost on the flight.
During the half-hour conversation, Abbott was believed to have thanked Li for China's contribution to the search and said Australia would welcome and support any family members who wished to come to Australia. The pair agreed on the importance of continuing close co-ordination in the search and recovery and any subsequent investigation.
MH370 went missing on 8 March while travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people on board. The cause of its diversion and its final location remain a mystery.


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"Great Smoky Mountains-Chastian Creek Cascade"
While on vacation in the Smokys we found another great out-of-the-way trail to hike and that was the Chastain Creek Trail. The trail gets its start at the Smokemount campground on the North Carolina side of the Park. The trail actually starts with the Bradley Fork trail and after you travel about 1.2 miles you will come across a side trail which is the Chastain Creek trail, the trail is actually very easy to hike with very little elevation change which is rare in the Mountains.
The hike is very pleasant with most of it being an old roadbed that follows the Bradley Fork of the Oconaluftee River, you pass thru beautiful stands of Yellow Birch and lush moss and fern covered understory, you also share the trail with horses as well so you best mind where you put your feet. You soon arrive at the trail for Chastain Creek which veers to the right, the trail is well marked so you shouldn't pass it.
After you enter the trail you will hike another mile before you come to an impressive slide in the creek, Chastain Cascade, it is wide spot in the creek where the water slides down a large rock formation for about 40 feet. We hiked it in the Fall which made for beautiful color and also we made the trek in a rainstorm which added to the beauty of the cascade. After taking a few images we made our way back down the trail only to be greeted with another sight I have not see before.
When you hike in the Smokys it is not uncommon to come across many wild animals, I have seen everything form whitetail deer to black bears and turkeys, I have also come across innumerable species of birds and even viewed many of the large number of salamanders which call the park home. But after we had hiked about a half a mile we came across something that I had not experienced before… Wild Boars !!
The rain had softened the sounds of us moving down the trail so when we happened across the boars neither them or us were aware of each others existence, so as you can imagine both species were startled by the encounter. Luckily for us the boar thought we were much more of a threat to them so they quickly vacated the area leaving us a little shaken by their presence, I have seen many bear in the park but these guys just seemed a little more intimidating to me than the average bear.
But no harm was done and of course my camera was in its backpack, were it usually is when I come across an unusual animal sighting. So if you are in the mood for a nice hike in the park give this trail a try you are sure to see a beautiful cascade and if you are lucky you just might come across a pig or two while you are out.
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"Survived the Swine Flu"
After ten days and countless hours in bed I think I have finally put the worst behind me, if they were right and my son and I both had the swine flu I will have to disagree with the assertion that it is harder on the young than the old, my son struggled with it a bit but it put me down really hard !!
I hope this puts to an end the flu season for me and my family but I know the odds of that happening are slim to none, after a couple of years of relatively flu free winters this could end up being a nasty year !! So now it's wait and see what next strain will come calling and how bad it will be, it doesn't help that my son is in Elementary School, my wife works in a hospital and I coach High School Basketball. Can't run and hide from it when you have that many possible exposures !!
Moving on to something a little more pleasant Scott Thomas at http://stphoto.wordpress.com/ has a monthly assignment on his blog, and this months assignment is what November means to you and to me it means fall color !!
I shot this one a few November's back and really loved the curve in the creek and the colorful leaves sprinkled all thru out the image. Take a look at Scott's Blog there is a lot of great shots there and some very informative posts. Thanks for stopping by and taking a look hope you stay healthy and flu free this year !!
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"Clifty Falls Color"
Here is a couple more shots from last week when I had a chance to get out before the fall colors were blown away. Both of these shots came within a few yards of each other, the top one on one of the staircases that lead down to Clifty Creek and the other was just along the loop road that travels thru the park. At this point the weather conditions were optimal but windy and rainy weather set in later that day and downed most of the leaves in the park, without this one day my entire fall would have been a bust but sometimes things go right and you can get it right and fill your card with a bunch of images.
There are just a few trees left here and there but I have a feeling it's going to be winter very soon, one of my least favorite times of the year, and hopefully the winter won't be miserably cold I can take the snow but the cold gets worse the older I get.
I hope you had a great fall and were able to capture some great images,thanks for stopping by and taking a look.
"Fall Waterfalls"
Well the fall has pretty much come and gone, lots of rain and high winds put a quick damper on the Fall Leaf display, I was able to get a few shots but didn't even close to what I had planned on getting this year. I was able to make a quick trip to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and I came back with a few nice shots. The leaf display here never really lived up to the expectations that I had for them this year,shows what I know, and the high winds and rain took them out before I even had a chance to really get out and work them.
But all in all it wasn't a total wash and I got a few shots from here in Madison Indiana, Clifty Falls State Park and the GSMNP, so as time permits I will share them here with you and if you have any time, I would love any feedback you could add to them.
This shot came from Littler Clifty Falls, I had some limbs in the FG that were impossible to move or clone out so I am hoping that don't hurt the image too much. I also had to shoot from the walkway along the top of the falls and could only get an over the edge type of perspective, which I thought added a neat touch to the scene, we had a lot of rain their night before which stained the water a bit and had knocked many of the leaves down. The light was really nice when I shot this, there was a strong yellow light that seemed to envelope the entire gorge and surrounding woods due to all the leaves that had that as a predominate color.
This was about the best day that I got to shoot, nice overcast skies and very little wind made for idea shooting conditions that day, one upside from all the rain meant water levels were high in the park which added to the fall colors. Hope you enjoy the shot and if you have any feedback I would appreciate you sharing it, thanks for taking a look.
If you click on the image you will get a larger view as well.
"Rock Water Abstract"
Here is another shot from my recent hike, I shot this right below Schoolhouse Falls in Southern Indiana, the color in the forest hadn't really turned yet but a few early leaves did happen to land on this rock which I thought added a lot of character to the scene.
The great thing about shooting in these canyons and gorges that surround our community is the fact there are just an amazing variety of shots you can get in just a short hike in this area. You can go for your classic large landscape waterfall shots like the ones I posted before or you can do more intimate abstract shots like the above or even work your way down to spring wildflower or macro leaf shots.
Just make sure you bring lenses to cover all your focal lengths and a tripod to work off of and then find yourself a beautiful place to work, I am sure wherever you live there is somewhere close by that you can photograph many of the same subjects I have in my area. Try to get out in the morning and evening or a cloudy windless day also look for the extraordinary in an ordinary world, shoot things other people overlook and you never know what you might find.
With Fall quickly approaching now is the time to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather and surroundings and bring home a few good images as well, thanks for stopping by and taking a look !!
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Industry fellowships: funded academia – industry collaborations
The scheme is now open for applications from academic scientists who want to work on a collaborative project with industry and for scientists in industry who want to work on a collaborative project with an academic organisation.
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Fall allergy season is here
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WTVN) -- Fall allergies can be a big problem in Ohio. This year won't be any different.
"The ragweed counts are starting to go down but the mold season is just beginning and probably the next few weeks will bother a lot of people with that problem," said Dr. Thomas J. Coleman, an allergist and immunologist at Columbus Allergy Physicians.
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America ranked Dayton as the 6th worst city in the nation for fall allergies last year. Louisville, Kentucky topped the list.
"Many people lose their problem as they get older and actually some people acquire their problem as they get older," Coleman said.
Symptoms include itchy and watery eyes, sneezing, an itchy nose or throat and even asthma.
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There's often a certain cynicism, which I share, regarding poems about poetry and poets. The American journal PANK once tweeted, viciously, "Whenever someone submits me a story in which the protagonist is a writer, I think 'Why does this author hate me?'" Reading and considering Angela Leighton's The Messages, I kept coming back to that barb and others like it, because of how consistently, effectively and beautifully Leighton's work explodes the idea that writing about writing – or, more broadly, about communication – is necessarily parochial or shallow.
In Leighton's world, every object and place is singing to the poet. There is the Scallop which "In words the sky looks through, this thing / assigns the wind its carved tune", or the Chanterelle whose name and presence is "a top-string A pitched in thin air", or the Ammonite which is "an ear to a star" – while in Crack-Willow the deepest sadness of the old trees are that "These broken shapes have lost their power to speak".
Leighton's messengers are sometimes artworks, as in a pair of ekphrastic pieces after Barbara Hepworth sculptures, but more often are part of the natural (or non-human) world. Leighton's evident joy in receiving messages from rocks and hollyhocks – the celebratory descriptions, the rich patterns of sound – gives the collection an almost pantheistic bent.
Yet the poems are not always about these sparks of ecological empathy – equally often, as in Crack-Willow, they consider communication that is partial, mysterious, or wholly failed. In Wolf Note, for example, Leighton considers the jarring resonance of a stringed instrument, when "a forest howls / in the carved soundboard's wooden memory" and runs "amok in your rules, / and out from true". The collection's most wrenching moment for me also came in such a poem, Kite in 4:4 Time, when the toy's ecstatic, flowing flight is cut short by a tree and its owner "tries to dial / a love that's dead and can't reply".
Leighton frequently makes these vertiginous leaps of metaphor, and these surprises keep the collection from settling into too easy a descriptive nature poetry – so just as in a paean to kite-flying we can find a jolt of heartbreak, so too can a garden Sprinkler become a priest (Aspeges me), or an industrial wasteland hide a true Wilderness. It often seems that Leighton's messages consist of precisely this kind of moment – when an object or place is carried over, transformed through a well-timed volta into something entirely other – as though all communication between poet and world (or object and poem) occurs in unexpected connections and consonances.
Through discussing the collection's strengths, I've begun to outline its inverse weaknesses. A few times too often a simple, delicate piece of descriptive poetry is asked to carry extra thematic weight: the collection's title bears down on poems like Out, where a study of the night sky is forced to become a question about "how far / the silence lends an ear and answers / no-one, listening", or like Gecko when the description of the lizard as "A sudden comma" feels like a grudging, unnecessary nod to messaging. These over-reachings make me glad of those less obviously-themed poems which allow the extended metaphor time to settle – while in a weaker collection they might seem like padding, here they are a breath.
Similarly, though those struggling, explorative messages are delightful, others just clunk. I found the truisms of A Mother Speaks rather cloying ("Self's a finding", "Earth will accept you"), while Obsidian's description of a rock in which we are "recast in a glass darkly" seems dully inevitable, given the context of the collection. In even these poems, however, there is still pleasure in Leighton's confident style: every poem is well-made, with intricate internal rhymes, clever assonances, carefully-deployed forms. Perhaps it is their well-madeness which has allowed the occasional fizzle of a thought to slip through.
I was delighted to have so much in this collection to delight in – surprise came more often through a neatly-placed reveal or a shock of language than through an extended puzzle. The collection has thematic immediacy and transparency – but it's the gorgeous, rich transparency of a blue hole. Murkier poems are frustrating when, once you've peered through the gloom, they turn out to be no more than a puddle; in Leighton's poems you can often see all the way to the bottom, and the clarity allows you to understand just how much there is to see and enjoy there. Reading the collection, you can't help but share in Leighton's world, and continue to find new messages in the world she's rewritten for you.
Harry Giles
Harry Giles is a poet and theatre-maker. His pamphlet Visa Wedding was published by Stewed Rhubarb Press in November 2012. He'll be performing at StAnza, Sprint and Buzzcut this March
The Messages by Angela Leighton is published by Shoestring Books, £9.
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2015 Porsche 918 Spyder: The Jalopnik Review
If Ferdinand Piëch hadn't set his engineers on a course for 1,000 horsepower and 250 mph (Hello? Bugatti Veyron?), sports-car science projects like the Porsche 918 Spyder might not exist today. But he did, and it does. What's the 918 like to drive? Let's find out.


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Squeak/rattle after magnaflow exhaust installex
Ever since I had a Magnaflow catback installed, I hear a subtle squeak/rattle that seems to be coming from directly beneath the driver's seat. It's audible outside the SRT when it's been driven a distance and cooling. I've tried looking beneath to see if anything is loose and I can't find anything. It doesnt appear to be the Magnaflow itself as at idle or revving the motor in neutral doesnt reproduct the sound. The sound is worst when traveling below 40 mph.
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it has to be the exhaust....take it to a shop, put it on the lift and track it down.
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It says 30% pecans but I guess it's not enough. Doesn't have a nice pecan taste at all. All I can taste is rice syrup and raisins (especially the raisins) with a slight nutty taste but not pecan! Nice crispy chewy texture though but I NEED PECANS!! Larabar Pecan Pie was good until they sold out to General Mills in 2008! Boo! Boo! Still looking for a good pecan bar/snack.
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Elounda Akti Olous - Adults only
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With a stay at Elounda Akti Olous - Adults only in Agios Nikolaos (Elounda), you'll be minutes from Six Senses Spa at Porto Elounda Crete and close to Spinalonga Castle. This beach hotel is within the vicinity of Agios Nikolaos Archaeological Museum and Port of Agios Nikolaos.
Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.
Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access.
Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. While enjoying a refreshing dip in the hotel pool, you can order your favorite drink at the poolside bar. A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include limo/town car service, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Number of floors - 3
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- Total number of rooms - 70
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- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 80 per vehicle (one way)
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Yay! "Dirty Pictures" is Ready to Rock!
While I toil away over Lemon Zinger tea trying to process this weekend's head-smashing, tree-crashing cyclocross finale, let me distract you with an announcement.
The Pdxcross photo book, "Dirty Pictures" is ready just in time to help you cope with your 'cross withdrawl symptoms. Sweet! For less than a good set of tubular tyres, you can have this tribute to mud, pain, smiles, speed, agony and glory.
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Child development students may also pursue certification to teach pre-kindergarten through kindergarten in the public school system.
Students wishing to pursue this certification are required to complete Praxis I before their supervised practicum. Before the Mississippi state Department of Education will license teachers, the Praxis I and Praxis II must be successfully completed.
Students must work closely with an academic adviser in selecting an emphasis and elective courses best suited to their interests and career goals.
Students must earn a grade of "C" or better in all courses required for the major area of study, specialization area and any courses substituted for major and specialization area courses in order to graduate.
Students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 to transfer into child and family studies.
In cases where students claim to have mastered the concepts covered in courses for which no College Level Examination Program (CLEP) equivalent exists, faculty will design examinations covering content in those courses to provide a venue for students to prove mastery.
Laboratory experiences are required in most circumstances, even if a student is able to pass a challenge examination over the lecture material.
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I'm new to Subaru. I recently bought an 03 wrx wagon with about 175000 miles on it. After driving it around I've noticed that it is only boost at about .6 mpa. Is that normal? Furthermore, any time I make a turn( either left or right) with my foot off the gas I hear a rumbling noise coming from the passenger side. Is my turbo going bad? What else should I look at?
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Peninsula Hospital Center Appreciates Volunteers
Peninsula Hospital Center celebrates National Volunteer Appreciation Week by hosting a special luncheon in honor of all the volunteers from the hospital and Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation (PCECR).
Volunteers are vital to the hospital's mission of serving others in need. By committing a few hours a week, volunteers help patients and their families, hospital staff, and members of the community. Peninsula Hospital Center offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for seniors, adults and teens. Teen volunteers can fulfill their community service obligation for high school, give back to their community, explore career possibilities and develop job skills. Volunteers play a key role in delivering quality health care; they assist the administrators, medical staff and employees, as well as serve hospital patients and residents of PCECR.
Volunteer positions available include clerical/office assistant, receptionist, gift shop staff, courier, greeter, patient visitor and adult day health care and recreational therapy assistant. For more information on becoming a volunteer, call the Volunteer office at 718-734-2507 or obtain an application at www.peninsulahospital.org.


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Cameras and lights linked to new computer system will make life safer and smoother for road users
Relief could be at hand for motorists and cyclists suffering red-light rage on Auckland's clogged roads.
Road users are being promised less waiting time at traffic lights linked to CCTV cameras.
Hundreds of cameras already stationed at intersections will give Auckland Transport more accurate information about traffic flows and congestion than is now available from magnetic loops in road surfaces, and allow it to adjust light phases to shorten traffic queues.
The Automobile Association said the measures sounded "fantastic".
But making traffic lights work better is just one of a raft of efficiency and safety benefits expected from a new computer "analytics" system aimed at co-ordinating data pouring in from 1800 cameras already spread across the Super City's roads and railway stations.
Auckland Transport says its primary concern will be safety, but the system will allow some cameras to be used for multiple purposes. Those will include gathering traffic data for planning, emergency incident management, parking enforcement, combating vandalism and keeping busways and clearways free of obstruction.
The council body, which has inherited five separate camera systems from former councils, is finalising a contract to unify them on a single information platform which will automatically alert staff at a new traffic operations and incident management centre on Queens Wharf to congestion or safety problems needing rapid responses. That is likely to include alerts being flashed up on banks of monitors if train passengers get too close to the edges of platforms or even fall on to tracks, so centre staff can send warnings across public address systems or to rail operator Transdev.
Cameras will also be used to back up existing GPS tracking of any parking officers finding themselves under attack from angry drivers.
"This is stock standard in major cities around the world, so we are coming up to speed, putting systems in place to enable a major city to operate," business technology general manager Roger Jones said of the new system.
He expected it would cost no more than about $2 million to set up a basic platform over the next three months.
But he said the organisation was still working through protocols with the Privacy Commissioner to protect information gathered, although it would be available to the police for prosecution purposes, subject to warrants being obtained.
Project manager Russell Derecourt said information about individuals would be kept for a maximum of seven days, unless needed longer for evidential purposes.
The new system will also feed into a traffic operations centre run since 2010 in Takapuna by the Government's Transport Agency, which is sharing project costs and will use it to enhance its management of motorways and highways.


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Kristin Gundred, who goes by the moniker Dee Dee and began Dum Dum Girls as a solo project before adding bandmates, serves up a slightly softer version of the concise, lo-fi throwback bliss that the White Stripes perfected with "Fell in Love With a Girl" in 2002. These days, the formula isn't especially novel or difficult to master, but I Will Be hits the "fuzzy California garage rock with sugary female vocals" nail dead-on and drives it home in less than a half-hour that's broken up into tight little two- and three-minute tracks.
Produced by Richard Gottehrer, who helped pen the original version of "I Want Candy," this debut full-length is a summer-camp soundtrack, filled with uncomplicated surf-rock instrumentation and detached allusions to high school, first kisses, and youthful envy. The only disappointing moments are the few during which the Girls ooze out of their cookie cutter — as when Gundred croons a cornball duet with her husband on "Blank Girl."
Mostly, though, I Will Be is a flawlessly light album that floats to the top of a lo-fi pond overcrowded with sinking debris.
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Hi there, dear friends 😀
Every Chinese New Year, I have Master atan perform Bird Release Ceremonies (CNY BRCs) and invite God of Wealth to re-energise my home with new blessings and auspicious energies.
Bird Release Ceremony with God of Wealth Prayer for CNY is …..
1. To get rid of Xiao Ren (vile people or people that cause trouble for us)
2. To invite Gui Ren (noblemen or people who save us from hopeless situations) everywhere for us .
and includes …..
1. One year of Master atan's Prayers.
2. Welcoming and inviting God of Wealth into your home on the eve of Chinese New Year 2017 .
3. Creating wealth water and making wealth cures taught in Dhealing forum( optional ) .
The Bird Release will be performed during the 15 days of Chinese New Year 2017 (from 28th January to 11th of February ) – Master atan
There are 4 types of CNY BRC available (click on them for more details) :-
- CNY BRC for Family
- CNY BRC for Gui Ren (Benefactors, Helpful People)
- CNY BRC for House or Apartment
- CNY BRC for Business Premise/Office
Any one of the CNY BRC above comes with the God of Wealth Prayers on the eve of Chinese New Year (Friday, 27 January, 2017), as well as a Wish Fullfilment Technique for the whole family monthly.
For those that don't celebrate the Chinese New Year, but feel that the energies in their home could do with some refreshing and re-energising, the CNY BRC For The House/Apartment is ideal. Do some light decluttering to remove stale energies and welcome new, vibrant energies with the God of Wealth Prayers.
Have a Happy & Prosperous Chinese New Year! Gong Xi Fa Cai!
With best wishes,
choesf 😀


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MetroRail will shut down service on Fannin from 9pm Friday through 11 pm Sunday night.
This is Jerome Gray with Metro:
"We've had a series of weekend shutdowns that are tied to construction of the Texas Children's Hospital bridge, that connects one building to another across Fannin. So, we will have shuttle buses serving in that area."
He says the buses will be running north and south parallel to the rail line:
"Except, except in the Medical Center area, patrons who normally board from the Memorial Hermann Hospital, the Houston Zoo or Dryden TMC station platforms, will find the shuttle buses on Main Street, for traveling north and southbound."
Due to construction underway at University of Houston downtown, buses will not be accessible at that location.
Texans fans who normally use rail to attend the game at Reliant Stadium won't have to worry since the team
will be in Nashville this weekend.
Gray expects more service interruptions to occur before the bridge that accesses the main Texas Children's Hospital to the new maternity wing is completed.
"If you're traveling this weekend and you're planning to use the rail, make sure you double check the schedule. We don't want folks to hop on the train, get to a location, particularly on a Friday night, and then leave their location expecting the train. Just know that there'll be a bus that will provide service instead."