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From the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine (Dr Brown), the Department of Pathology (Drs Wu and Crooks), and the Department of Radiology (Drs Richards and Hartshorne), University of New Mexico School of Medicine; and The Alaska Hospitalist Group (Dr Battah).
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We thank Dr Nair for his pertinent comments concerning the use of fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG)-PET scanning in the evaluation of pleural disease. As we made clear in our description of a case of pleural disease associated with ankylosing spondylities (AS) recently published in CHEST (October 2010),1 FDG-PET scan-avid pleural lesions only denote increased metabolic activity within the area of interest but do not provide specific information concerning the source of that activity, which may be neoplastic or inflammatory.2 As is true for many imaging modalities, on some occasions the clinical scenario and/or radiographic appearance are such that a specific nonmalignant diagnosis can be made with enough confidence to obviate the need for an invasive procedure. Clearly, in our patient with a history of tobacco use and possible asbestos exposure it was mandatory that a firm, histologic diagnosis be pursued.
Nevertheless, we believe it is important to remind clinicians that FDG-PET scan avidity has been demonstrated in a wide variety of inflammatory disorders affecting the lungs and pleura, including infection as well as noninfectious granulomatous disease, such as those produced by talc pleurodesis or due to sarcoidosis.3,4 However, the appearance of pleural disease associated with collagen vascular disorders on FDG-PET scan has only rarely been reported. Rheumatoid arthritis with FDG-PET scan-avid pleural involvement has been described in only one previous report.5 Spinal lesions with FDG-PET scan avidity are known to occur in patients with AS,6 but it appears that our case is the first to describe FDG-PET scan positivity in pleural disease due to AS.
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Hey guys! Hope ya'al are super dupa great! I am currently in the midst of doing a blog update just so that my readers are kept up to date and generally my blog is moving forward! I have a 'nearly set in stone' guideline of what I'd like to post on different days so that there are no huge gaps between blog posts and everything is kept up to date!! So, this is what I have as followed:
Monday : Weekly-Wishlist-WOO!
Tuesday : -
Wednesday : Mid Week Catch-Up (so basically any changes to the blog, fashion updates or just in general any fashion news
Thursday : -
Friday : - Feature Friday (fortnightly)
Saturday : Style Snoop Saturday (so my weekly style crush)
Sunday : -
SOO .. as it is Monday, onto my Weekly-Wishlist-WOO!
1) River Island Socks: how awesome would these looks poking out of cut out boots?!
2) Jeffrey Campbell Sandals: these are soo gorgeous! maybe these will be a gift to myself for hours of labour during what was supposed to be the summer of my life?!
3) Glamorous Tartan Swing Tartan Dress: tartan is in again! this with a bowlers hat and creepers would give others LIFE!
4) Motel Dress: the SHOULDERS. the SHOULDERS?! giving me all kinds of daytime sex appeal! this is a MUST from motel!!
5) American Apparel Riding Pants: I believe these are a staple piece in the wardrobe and they are American Apparel so you KNOW it's quality to the highest!
6) Jeffrey Campbell Boots: I want these soo much! been eyeing these for what feels like a few good years?! :'(
Have a great week!


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CTC's 4th birthday celebration on Venkatagiri peak
Let me just begin by saying this: never did I dream I would have such fun in this trek....We started in the wee hours of the morning of 18th Feb. 10 of us crammed into Shankar's scorpio half asleep, trying to associate names with faces and not quite succeeding. All along the way more people and cars joined us, right up to Venkatagiri, bringing our total count to 29 members in 5 vehicles. Half of us caught up on our sleep during the drive, except for the poor guys driving the cars. So to give them a break we took an hour long halt in the fields where everyone took a short nap and then headed out again to Venkatagiri where we had a hot breakfast of idlis, dosas and bondas (this is where the breakfast scam happened).
Another hours drive from there and we found ourselves in a small village where a guide hopped in with us and agreed to take us to the base of the hill. Half way there we realized the local GPS (guide) had a configuration error (didn't have a clue what we were talking about) so we had to rush back and switch guides. After we parked our vehicles, divvied-up the common gear for all to carry we set off on the trail, surrounded by cows, which took us right to the edge of the hill. Looking up, a lot of us refused to believe that we were going all the way to the top. We thought the organizers were kidding. No such luck...But kudos to our team despite the fact that the climb was steep and long and a few of the members were freshers, we made it to the top through thorns and loose rocks, huffing and puffing our way through. And all of this was possible only because of the encouragement and help of the other members especially "Popcorn Masu", "Scorpio Shankar" and "Accountant sir Charan" who were there to even carry our luggage when we no longer could and who gave out yells of encouragement to boost our morale. We stopped en route a few times; sometimes to catch a breath and sometimes to eat - to keep our energy up. The last patch was the most difficult of all but we persevered and made it to the top in record time surprising even the organizers. YIPPEE!!!
The peak (which I googled and confirmed is just short of 1000 mtrs, though it seemed much higher at the time) however was pretty dirty where some of the locals had left behind a lot of waste after a night of partying. So the team split up; some helped clean the place up, some others left to collect water for cooking, while the remaining people collected firewood for the night. Then we spent a good hour admiring the view and taking pictures of the sunset. As night set in and it got cold, preparations for dinner began. We had a two course meal of soup followed by "birthday biryani" (delicious by the way). In the middle of the night a few trekkers, who later confessed, committed the popcorn scam :) blaming it on the cold and the snores of a few fellow trekkers for keeping them awake.In the morning everyone woke up refreshed and in great spirits with tea to start the day, followed by a cornflakes breakfast with organic honey (yumm!!). After spending some time bonding and joking around, we started with the task of wrapping up the gear and cleaning up the camp site. All tasks accomplished we walked down a different way to a small clearing a few mtrs short of the peak. The view from this point was even more breath taking. Took a few good picture from this vantage point (including the yet to be famous CTC human chain) and then headed back for the base. Some of the guys split from here to get water for the rest of us (much appreciated).
The climb down was amazing. The steep and narrow steps were right at the edge of the cliff with nothing much to hold on to. The trekkers most of them novices, displayed their nerves of steel. Slowly but steadily we all came down and with just two breaks in between we reached the base singing and posing for pictures along the way. At our last break we had a post trek introduction session in true Emperor style with everyone pulling each others leg and lots of appreciation and laughs.Once we reached the base and loaded up all the gear and personal belongings into the cars we headed for town by 5PM to have a late lunch. Initially it seemed that the lunch was going to turn into a "survival of the fittest" contest because we were all so hungry. But as things settled down and plenty of food was passed around, we all had a delicious meal of chicken 65, fried rice and chicken curry with chappatis. After a stomach full of food, lots of good wishes for our anniversary (thanks guys), promises to stay in touch and catch up on FB, we headed back home to Chennai.
Let me finish this by saying that every scratch, every bruise we endured along the way was TOTALLY WORTH IT.
Aditie Singh
Aditie Singh
From Kishore kumar
EMPERORS once again proved that they are the best. No matter where the place is they make the trek exciting and interesting. This is my first trek with CTC. I came to know about this trekking club very recently through my colleague and joined in it immediately. After joining this club, I came to know that CTC is celebrating its 4th birthday in Feb and on this occasion they were conducting some 20+ treks simultaneously in the same weekend. This left me with more choices to choose my first trek. I want this experience to last evergreen in my memory so I spent some days reading post-trek experiences from the CTC web site and finally I chose this trek to Venkatagiri.
Now the Journey begins …
I called Alagappan at 11:30 pm on Friday, he said that he is about to start and that he will pick me up on the way (this point is 10 mins away from my home). So, I started from my home immediately and started walking to that pickup point. Even at that time so many cars were going on and I was eagerly looking at every passing car to see if some car will stop near me to pick me. At the end of 5th minute one car slowed down on the opposite side of the road and the person in it waved his hands towards me. Finally, the journey began after a wait for about 1 month. After introducing each other, we picked Charantej near velechery bus stand and 2 other musketeers at their home in Velechery and headed towards Guindy. We reached Guindy (opp. Toyota showroom) at around 12:00 am and slowly everyone started coming. To cut short, after completing the formalities, 4 cars (Santro, i10, i20, and Scorpio) started our journey to Venkatagiri. On the way, at around 3:00 am, we stopped for Tea and then around 5:00 we stopped before Venkatagiri for a short nap.
After a short nap for about an hour (from 5:00-6:00) we started to Venkatagiri. We reached Venkatagiri around 7:00 am where some more people joined us making the headcount to 29. We had hot hot breakfast of Idlis and dosas at the road side shop in the bus stand and started towards the base of the hill. On the way we picked some local people from the village near the bottom of the hill to guide us to the bottom of the hill and also to take care of the vehicles for 2 days. After sharing the common gears and food items, we started our trek at 9 am. After walking for about half-an-hour in a narrow path made of sand and loose rocks and covered with thorny bushes on both sides, we reached the edge of the hill where our guide left us.
When we looked up, there were so many beautiful mountains standing next to each other overlapping one another. It is a beautiful feast for our eyes. As we are not sure of which one to climb, each one told their own preferences. When I enquired the guide, he showed me the tallest mountain in that area with a plain vertical rock on the top half. I stood in astonishment wondering how it is possible to go to the top (I was even doubtful if I could make it to the top as I am a first timer). The initial climb was a bit tough as the steep path is made of loose rocks and mud. As we were progressing, breathing became heavy. Since it is the morning time, the sun is doing its part draining our energy. We took stops every now and then recharging ourselves with oranges, energy bars, electrol, etc. At around 12:00 noon we covered almost half the distance and stood at the height of 600 meters. To our surprise we were standing at the bottom of the vertical rock which I mentioned earlier. Masu clarified the doubts we had about reaching to the top. To reach the top, we have to go beyond that rock where there is a way to the top. After having a yummy lunch of polis, we took rest for about an hour. Around 2:00, we refreshed ourselves and after taking some group photos and single shots we continued our mission to the top.
Throughout the trek we walked through the narrow path. But, till now we felt a bit secure as when we look down, we don't feel like standing at a height of 600 meters above sea level as the steep next to us is filled with bushes and trees. But, the main game began only post lunch. As we were moving forward, our adrenalin rush started. There is open space on one side which is going down just vertically reaching somewhere at the bottom and the other side with flat straight rocks with little or no grip to hold. My God! I have seen such things only in movies. It was really exciting and it is a great adventure for me as a slight slip would take you directly to the bottom in less than 2 minutes. So we placed every step carefully with full concentration focusing only on the next step and somehow we managed to reach a flat surface and thought that is the top. But we weren't lucky yet. By the time we reached this spot most of us have only empty bottles with us. Meanwhile, Masu our lead went in search of water while we were taking rest. We were informed that on the top there won't be any wood available for cooking and camp fire, we were asked to collect some dry wood on the way itself. Some started collecting the wood, while some went with Masu to bring water for our survival and some went to the top to choose a place to put tent.
On the top, there were used paper plates, remains of half-burnt wood, paper cups, etc. left by some local people who trekked to this place a week before. We CTCians started cleaning the spot and made it client-ready. We chose our cooking area (thanks to the previous trekkers who left thick dry logs which reduced our workload) and a beautiful flat place to set up our tent. By the time everyone reached the top, the sun started going down. WoW! What a marvelous scene from such an altitude. Everyone started running towards their bags to get their cameras to lock this romantic scene in their cameras and share them with their dear ones. I was not an exception. I too captured some nice shots along with others. We took group photos here too.Then came the main part. After a day's trekking most of them was almost tired. But, the organizers started preparing the dinner for the tired souls. Thanks Maasi and Shankar for the filling our tummys with yummy yummy soup and veg biriyani. Thanks for accommodating our request and giving a second round for those who asked for it. We had our dinner near the camp fire set near the tent. By the time we finished our dinner it is around 9:00 pm. People started dumping the tent with their tired bodies and were preparing themselves physically and mentally for the return trip. One sad thing is that some of them (including the organizers) not got a place to sleep in the tent so they laid their sleeping mats outside the tent in the cold. Sorry guys! As the time passed by, it was getting colder and colder and at around 3:00 am it was extremely cold drenching our bed sheets and rugs with mist and fog. It was like covering our self with a bed sheet drenched in ice cold water. Still some tired souls (including me) continued their sleep with those bed sheets. Only at this time 2 scams happened side-by-side which came to lime light the next day.
Most of them got up around 7:00 in the morning (the time most of us usually wake up at home). Again cameras started clicking the sunrise and the 3600 view of the surrounding mountains. The tea was ready by this time and everyone started sipping their tea sitting at the edge of the mountain enjoying every inch of the natural scenery. After having tea everyone went to attend their nature calls. After freshening themselves everyone started packing their belongings and common gears and got ready for the return journey. We had our breakfast of corn flakes with milk and honey and started our return journey from a different route. Some volunteers went to get water for all of us while others continued their downward journey. The return journey was a bit easy but looking down from the narrow steps ran a shiver in the body. Yet, we continued moving steadily. We had a self intro session in the mid way where the now familiar people were telling about them and their experience. We reached the parking spot at around 5:00 pm. everyone was happy that they have completed the near-difficult (Moderate+) trek successfully.
We then moved to a nearby dhaba to fill our tummies with delicious food where we came to know that Ankit and Aditi are celebrating their anniversary. Thanks both of you for the treat. After emptying the hotel we trekkers parted saying that we keep in touch through Facebook. The best part in this trek is that no one seemed to be a stranger to the other. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and caring with one another which helped us to complete the mission successfully.
KUDOS to everyone!!!


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A new and clean hotel right on the beach with underground parking. We had a small room on the ground floor facing the beach. Some rooms would not have a view.
The room was so amazing, we felt as though we didn't want to leave it.
It's best feature was it's proximity to the beach and easy travel to parks and falls The kitchen unit was quite small and had no cutlery or dishes, these were provided once we asked reception. The changing rooms at the pool were small,with only one shower.
The staff were friendly and courteous. Our room was very clean and comfortable with a sea view. The check in and check out process were both very fast.
Friendly and helpful staff. Great location. A little dirty especially in the hall. Food trays not picked up and birds spreading food.
Beautiful view Amazing rooms. Large. Clean
Great sized room, heated bathroom floors, nice setting Very bad sound proofing between rooms. Small TV Poorly lit pathway and suite number signage.
The rooms, although a little dated, were large, cozy and had a beautiful waterfront view. The proximity to the beach, pool, spa and hottubs is fantastic! The restaurant, Fire and Ice, used to be a great draw with its large fish tank and tasty menu, however they have removed the fish tank (huge draw for kids) and the food and atmosphere are mediocre at best.
Large rooms, nice property and nice facilities. Not worth the money. A super dark room, paper thin walls, unvaccummed floor and an overgrown patio. Coffee Whitner is something I would expect to find at a budget motel, not in a "resort" @175 a night. Also No complimentary coffee or tea in the main lobby...lame. When I came 10 years ago, I was very impressed, however this time I wasn't itching to go home and tell all of my friends about my weekend getaway.
Comfort, hiking trails, gourmet food close by For some reason. The booking.com reservation didn't come through- it was frustrating for us in that I had to email them the booking confirmation, and this was supposed to be easy... But it did work out in the end. :)
Clean, large, bright room, downtown, close to marina and restaurants, EXCELLENT food at the buffet dinner for the wedding , patient and helpful bell staff Slow checkin (not enough staff);
Balcony with water views, clean room, full size bath products, modern upgrades, comfortable and in a great central location. AC unit was noisy.
The beds were extremely comfortable and the view was lovely. Didn't utilize any other facilities as we were on a schedule. The parking is a half block a way from the hotel. Little inconvenient.
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looks like a bachelor party suite! wasn't seeking a bachelor party suite. 2 rooms, only 1 bathroom?! 3 beds, only 2 guests (clearly we had more than that)?! older building showing its age.
Front desk staff friendly and helpful. My sheets had food crumbs or something in them. Saw little bugs in the bathroom. Difficult to regulate air conditioner.
'Continental' breakfast included eggs and sausage and food was better than expected. Provided gluten-free bagels upon request. Internet was a bit spotty. Mostly fine, good enough for netflix.
Best breakfast ever!
Everything!! Hotel employee service was excellent. She really made us feel welcomed, and her referrals to the area was superb!
The staff was excellent! The room was neat and clean. The location was further from town than we would have preferred.
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Hotel Employee were nicer than expected, and the free breakfast had more options available than I expected Backside of girl can be semi annoying add it backs onto the highway (even numbered rooms)
Room size was ok and bed and pillows comfortable. Spa was open early and late. Hot tub was only Luke warm. Very disappointing
This hotel was clean and all the staff very friendly.
My family and I enjoyed our stay. The suite was well set up with all the ammenities we needed for our stay (kitchen features and items, separate lounging area and bedroom). Travelling with children, it was nice to let them sleep in or have their space while we had ours. The view from the room was breath taking, the beach was great. Shopping and recreational places were close by. We would definately stay at this hotel again and stay for longer next time.
Nothing Booked a room with 2 queen beds. Was assigned to a room with one king bed. A sports team took all double queen beds after my booking. got a room on the sports floor after 2 men from team reassigned. Team very noisy all night. No sleep. u must reimburse me
Large rooms location was good parking was easy pool and gym was good Restaurant not open Sunday evening
View of the lake Lady working at breakfast was crabby
That it's dog friendly, located on the lake continental breakfast as well No
Great location The room had a funk. That funk that old rooms get somewhat febreeze cover up coupled with carpet shampoo and smoke . Used to manage an older hotel call Purlife.ca, can't remember phone # but they can get the funk out for sure, they did for us.
The hot tub and sauna was great! The complimentary breakfast was really a nice treat. We really enjoyed the staff who offered us hot tea and coffee after we walked in from the hot tub building. Having the fridge in the room was also a big plus. A+ N/A (we liked everything).
Basic hotel room, nice to have kitchenette with mini fridge, microwave & sink. more room than some around beds. Mini-golf (one round free with room booking) and bumper boats were fun. Short walk to beach, nice walk, good area for skim boarding. Nice to have continental breakfast. No air conditioning so room got warm, the provided fans helped. Decor a bit dated. Would have liked hard boiled eggs, yogourt as breakfast options. Didn't like hearing Manager berating staff in reception area next to breakfast room in the mornings. Would recommend some staff motivation and anger management courses for the manager.
The pool was clean.. Overall.... Dingy, smelly, creaky beds, torn drapes, dirty carpeting, damaged walls, damaged furniture, I could go on! We tried to get our money back and couldn't
Quiet and clean The bathroom tub wouldn't seal at the drain
We really liked the breakfast which was included and it was good value for that money. The room clean and comfortable and we appreciated the fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. The balcony was a nice touch. The location was not the best and the breakfast would have been much improved by some nice fruit.
The Beds are wore out. It was fairly clean but dated could use a overhaul
The location was good. The rooms were smallish and the bed wasn't very comfortable.
Absolutely great... Clean... Very attentive manager. Represents the Hotel in exemplary fashion..


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Discussion in 'The Beginner' started by jgee, Feb 3, 2010.
like the idea of these some on market wireless under 100pounds anybody got one
wireless is very convenient and easy to fit.....if you can find a 12v power supply for the camera at the back end !!!!!
monitors not a problem wired from dash wiring.
to be honest they are a waste of time in reallity....far too much RF interference causing poor picture quality.
better with a hard wired system and a bit of work hiding the wiring.
They do suffer with RF interference but are usually usable, however somewhere in France, I was trying to reverse but was getting what looked like a french soap opera on the reversing monitor. Thinking about it it was probably one of those video repeaters which work on the same frequencies, as do walkie talkies, cordless phones, wireless routers and wireless burglar alarms/cameras etc etc)
On the whole amazing they work at all, but they do (most of the time)
Decided to go with the wired option because of the interference.
Cam approx £40 Monitor approx £35
Wiring and fuses etc


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As indicated by a number of studies, individuals taking high fiber intake are less susceptible to diseases such as hypertension, strokes, and obesity. This is why there is an increasing concern amongst individuals on nutrition and health, especially in emerging nations, thus driving the growth of the dietary fiber market. At the same time, companies operating in the food and beverage industry are increasingly implementing new strategies with primary focus on dietary fibers as a means to market their brands and products.
This research report by Transparency Market Research, presents a detailed understanding of the dietary fiber market. It presents an extensive perspective of the demand, supply, restraints, drivers, and trends impacting the development of this market. The market has been segmented on multiple parameters and insights into micro and macro levels have also been deployed.
The study also presents a number of factors fuelling and impeding the development of the global dietary fiber market. In addition, the impact of each driver and inhibitor on the market development has been encapsulated under this study. Furthermore, the top opportunities present in the global dietary fiber market have also been showcased, which may come up as future drivers, bolstering the development of this market.
Overview of the Dietary Fiber Market
Dietary fiber, also known as roughage, is the portion of food that is indigestible and is derived via plants. Dietary fiber can be of two primary types, namely insoluble and soluble fiber. Soluble fiber is the one which dissolves into water. This type of fiber is easily fermented within the colon into physiologically active byproducts and gases. On the other hand, insoluble fiber isn't water soluble and is metabolically inert in nature. It provides bulking and can metabolically ferment within the large intestines. Insoluble fiber is extensively utilized in pharmaceutical and feed industries, and functional food.
In chemical terms, dietary fiber includes non-starch polysaccharides including cellulose, arabinoxylans, and a number of other plant components including resistant dextrins, resistant starch, lignin, inulin, chitins, beta-glucans, oligosaccharides, and pectins.
Geographically, the report categorizes the market into Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, and Rest of the World (RoW).
The global dietary fiber market will grow due to the changing habits related to food consumption, the increasing disposable income of individuals, and the increasing geriatric population globally. In addition, a number of health-benefits associated with the utilization of dietary fiber such as regular defecation, more control on blood sugar levels, and reduced chances of having colorectal cancer will also positively impact the development of this market.
Furthermore, the increasing demand for functional foods and nutraceuticals will also bolster the growth of the market. The increasing occurrence of a number of health issues such as gastro-intestinal troubles, diabetes, coronary heart disorder, cholesterol, obesity, and others, have also shifted the consumer preferences toward the consumption of products having more health benefits, thus supporting the growth of the overall market.
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Key players in Dietary Fiber Market
The top players in this market are Ingredion Inc (Corn Products International), Grain Processing Corporation, Grain Millers Inc, Lonza Group Ltd, KFSU Ltd, Novus International Inc., Roquette Freres, Ei Dupont De Nemours & Company, and Sas Nexira, among others.
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Tim replied in my father's stead. "That is the birth of a force fated to change the world of mankind, John," he explained, in the same way my father always described things to us kids.
I answered with a slightly drawn-out, "Cool--"
Then my father changed the subject. "Tim, I'm glad that you've finally found what you were searching for," he said, "but it is Johnny's birthday, and I brought him here on your recommendation."
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Tim went back over to his desk. He proceeded to open a drawer and retrieved yet another notebook from it, a blue one. "Alright, kid. Are you ready to see the rest of the wonders of the galaxy?"
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It's a place of work, not a holiday camp - or so I thought. At least once a day one of my colleagues will tell me to "cheer up" or "give us a smile". They call me "misery guts" and once I was even asked to "turn that frown upside down". My co-workers seem to think that we should be constantly exchanging "hilarious" banter, while I prefer to concentrate on getting the job done. I don't deserve to be insulted for that, do I?
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No, but perhaps you should take a look at how you conduct yourself and try to show more interest in the people you work with. There's nothing wrong with being diligent but remember, only contract killers concentrate on "getting the job done" to the exclusion of all else. Once in a while the rest of us mix managing our workflow with blowing up that whoopee cushion. Timewasting in an office environment is one of the last few privileges the proletariat have; even the most hardline nine-to-fiver will be caught playing solitaire at some point during the day.
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It may not be an insult. Your colleagues could be concerned that you are not happy in your work. If that is not the case and you still don't want to join in the banter, find a way to show another side to you. Do you go to work social events? Would you consider inviting any of your colleagues over to your house for dinner? That way, your co-workers can see that there is more to you than your work persona.
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LIVINGSTON- Town leaders are planning the last phase of chemical remediation connected to a fiery train derailment 31 years ago.
Mayor Derral Jones said next week, a contract could be finalized to do the remaining work, which injects a chemical into the ground that reacts with the hazardous material compound and neutralizes it. Jones said advances in technology are being used to solve the issue that has been an unfortunate staple of the town since the accident in September 1982.
The Department of Environmental Quality has approved the process.
Of the numerous chemicals that had to be extracted after the crash, only one remains. Jones said it is a chemical that was used in dry cleaning and is known to cause cancer.
Once the last phase is started, the process would take a few months. Jones said after it is finished, scientists will continue testing for a year. He believes the entire ordeal could be over in about two years.
After everything is deemed clean, the site at the corner of Highway 190 and Circle Drive will be closed. Jones hopes it could become a park or something that townspeople can enjoy.
Back in 1982, some 2700 people were evacuated after the mile-long train derailed. A fiery mess lingered for days and WBRZ archive video showed a heap of rubble including burned structures and houses that had damage from the pressure of the explosion.
No one was killed and there were no serious injuries.
Since the wreck, doctors have been conducting a health study. Jones said luckily, there have been no signs of any unusual health issues in the population.
According to file reports, the train's engineer was accused of being drunk and was found guilty of recklessly handling the hazardous cargo.
The step forward in Livingston Parish comes as officials in Canada deal with a deadly oil train derailment where 15 people were killed. Authorities said Tuesday they planned to open a criminal investigation into the matter. As many as 50 people are still missing after the incident on Saturday.
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"Now, what issue do you want to write about Zach?"
"Hmm," he hummed while he sat on my bed, "how about what happens in the bedroom?"
"How is that...?" I started to ask how that was an issue when I realized what he was trying to do.
"So, is this how you wrap in your girls?"
"Maybe..." He smiled, "why? Is it working?"
"I tired."
It's not that he isn't good looking...he's not what I want. I don't get butterflies by him...i don't want on him...i don't even want to kiss him.
Shaking my head I write down a suggestion and than tell him to leave.
"I'm tired...and your not my type." I tell him as we are by my front door.
"Why?" He basically whines, standing on my porch.
Suffocating under the silence I step closer to him, "Because I'm into girls."
His face flew up like fireworks when he heard that. He couldn't stop smiling, "Really?"
"Ya." I shake my head up and down.
"Wow. I'm going to do but....tomorrow where going girl shopping."
"Okay bye."
I shut the door, but I say no in my head. I know who I want, I just need to work for you her.
I remember when I was 10 years old. I wanted to go on a bike ride with my mom when she got home from work. I waited and waited and waited and waited and waited and waited and waited and waited and waited and waited and waited for her to come...she didn't. She called me and told me she was hung up at work and couldn't take me on a bike ride. I was so disappointed. I was all dressed and padded up to go. I was ready..but NO...she had to work. I found out later that she was at dinner with another guy. I found this out when my parents got divorced, they fought about where she was when I needed her. I asked that my whole entire life without her..until now, because I found out that I have to stop waiting for an explanation to why I wasn't good enough for her?
The next day I couldn't keep my eyes of Loren and Zach couldn't keep his mind off me. He kept passing notes that was basically harassment but I didn't care. At least he accepted me for me. As for Loren, I couldn't talk to her. I talked to her once and that was do to the fact that she was lost in the discussions and asked for my help. I should have took this as a green light to talk to her, but I didn't. I when with the red light and didn't talk to her. Loren's face got pouty after I told her what we were talking about and didn't talk to her more. I waited though for her to say a word, but she didn't. She sat there pretending to be involved when I knew she was bored...but I was scared.
"So," Zach smiled as he caught up with me as I walked home, "girl shopping?"
"Because I found someone already?"
"Wait," he groaned, stopping me, "the new girl?"
What was with him? I rolled my eyes as we stopped outside my house. Looking at a pink rose grow from the ground, the plant I grew last year, the seed my mom mailed to me. I wanted to chop it down and mail it to her.
"The new girl," Zach spoke, getting my attention back on him, "is straight as a ruler?"
"Rulers bend."
"Ya, but I saw her talking to Tyler?"
"So she is straight as a not-bendable-ruler."
"Your wrong!" I whine, stuffing my hands in my pockets, wishing he would leave. Wishing to have all the answers. I watch the leaves fall silently...making jokes as they crunch. Silence grows as i frown at him to leave.
"Fine," Zach smiled walking away from me, a part of me hoped he would fall and crack his head open, "figure it out later?"
I rolled my eyes, walking into my house. Mumbling to myself as I race up stairs. I had to find out what she was...
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IMOGEN Thomas will tell the nation on primetime TV how she pocketed a load of
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In the Come Dine With Me: Celebrity Special on Friday, the glamour model tells
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And the Welsh beauty sticks the knife in to his wife Stacey, saying she should
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Imogen said: "If MY husband had done it, he'd be gone."
The former Big Brother star appears in an hour-long Channel 4 special with
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The event, footage of which was broadcast by state-owned al-Alam television, was boycotted by the former presidents Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and Mohammad Khatami, as well as the defeated candidates, Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mahdi Karroubi.
The somewhat awkward ceremony ended with Ahmadinejad giving the cleric a kiss on the shoulder. At the equivalent event four years ago, Ahmadinejad kissed Khamenei's hand and was embraced by the cleric. But today, when he approached Khamenei in an apparent attempt to repeat the gesture, Khamenei initially held out an arm to apparently keep him at more of a distance.
Khamenei nontheless used the ceremony to describe the election as a "golden page" in Iran's political history, saying it was a "vote for the fight against arrogance and brave resistance to the international domination-seekers" – a clear reference to foreign criticism.
Ahmadinejad, who according to official results took 63% of the votes cast in the 12 June poll, will be sworn in by the country's mainly conservative parliament on Wednesday, and will have a fortnight to submit his cabinet list to the legislature.
The opposition says Ahmadinejad and his supporters stole the election from Mousavi by fraud. The official results said Mousavi had won 34% of the 40m votes cast.
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What Is It?
The Absolute Profits System by Sean Hyman is a stock investment program. What he does is analyze current stocks and every year alert you of 24 to 36 of his own recommended stocks. One of the few reasons I found it necessary to look deeper into The Absolute Profits System is because of Sean Hyman himself. While some may see him as a potential expert in the stocks area, others may see him as nothing more than an online marketing guru telling you what you want to hear.
His previous product, otherwise known as The Biblical Money Code immediately raised some red flags. This was a product by Sean Hyman who rather than just using his so-called "expertise" in stocks rather seemed to find a loophole to teach people how to make money by the use lessons in the Bible when tackling new stocks!
It taught you that by using the principles in the Bible like always giving some of what you earn, not obsessing over money, and other principles used by the Apostle Paul, King Solomon, and even Jesus of Nazareth, you could become financially free.
While I agree to a point, whether this actually relates to the investing of money in stocks, is really up to you to decide!
How Much Is It?
The Absolute Profits System is set at reasonable price of $147 annually. After having paid this fee, you are given a 90 day period to determine for yourself whether or not, Sean Hyman's publication and stock recommendation sounds reasonable. I guess the real question here is whether the Absolute Profits System truly works or not.
How It Works?
The first thing Sean Hyman does and teaches you is how to look at stocks by looking at its Fundamental Analysis.
Basically you are analyzing the type of company it is, the foundation it was built on, and whether it is strong enough to overcome an economic downturn. These are the questions a person should be asking themselves before investing in any stock.
The next piece of the investment puzzle is Technical Analysis.
In this step, by using trend analysis, relative strength gauges, and moving averages, we can then use these to better identify the best time to purchase a stock. Sean Hyman uses his own Relative Strength Indicator which he uses to predict the best time in which you should enter the stock market.
Last but not least is Sentiment Analysis.
In this analysis, Sean Hyman looks more closely into any fluctuations in the companies management itself. If for example, they missed a quarterly projection or something occurs where everyone suddenly sells their shares and the price drops, then he can determine whether it's a good time to get into the market or not.
– Can be good for beginners who want to know more on how to actually invest into a stock.
– Potentially good source for stock recommendations.
– Initial overhead capital requirements can be quite high.
– 90 day money back guarantee.
– Ability to learn how Sean Hyman looks and analyzes stock trends in detail.
– There is no guarantee that the system works.
– Many consumers have complained that the system has actually caused them to lose money.
– Many of his picks underperform as well, so this product involves plenty of risk and can take time to see returns and see if it works.
– Best not to solely rely on Sean Hyman's judgment. Of course, you'll have both losses and wins.
Just like any investment opportunity, you are guaranteed to have both ups and downs. What the Absolute Profits System does is a give not only help give you a better understanding of stock analysis, but Sean Hyman's own personal recommendations into which stocks to buy, when to buy, and sell.
Whether it works or not can't be answered with a straight-forward response. Investment will always be a risky situation and opportunity. Absolute Profits System can help you learn more and find ways of minimizing the risk in order to maximize profits in the long-run.
What Absolute Profits System is not, is a scam. Sean Hyman seems to do a good job in his publications release. He is very thorough and provides some excellent customer service. He never seems to hype his reasoning and basically just tells it how it is. If you're looking for a good way to learn more about stocks, when and how to invest, along with some stock advice here and there, then this may be a product worth investing in.
On the other hand, the Absolute Profits System is not a product I would want to buy for the sole purpose of making money right away. If there is anything that we can take away from this Absolute Profits System review is the fact Sean Hyman would not be doing all this stock analysis for us if he could just do it himself only to come out on top.
Buying into the Absolute Profits System as a way to try and predict the future and outcomes may just be nothing more than a waste of time. As a learning experience, it is great, but not as a source for guaranteed income. Some may even categorize it as hype, since in his video's he seems to repeatedly show the same graphs over and over.
Last but not least, the Absolute Profits System has never been mention or existed on Wall Street, so I don't know why he is trying to link the two.. Perhaps more profits? If we can't trust what he says about the product, then how can we go on to trust his stock recommendations?
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Stone Yamashita Partners and PBS (A)
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In mid-2000, 34 year-old Keith Yamashita, founder and principal of Stone Yamashita Partners (SYP), a nine-year-old strategy, branding, design, and culture change consultancy, sat in a conference room in SYP's loft office space in San Francisco. As he adjusted his square and stylish black-rimmed glasses and waited for his team to assemble in the room, he thought about the pro bono project he'd recently agreed to do for Public Broadcasting System (PBS). Yamashita was quite excited about the project; he had grown up watching PBS programs such as Sesame Street and Nova and had long admired PBS' dedication to education and public service. Yet PBS was facing substantial changes such as increasing competition from new media including the Internet and cable television, as well as organizational, funding, and governance issues. The new CEO of PBS, Patricia Mitchell, had asked for SYP's help. SYP had worked with a number of high-profile corporations, including IBM, Disney, Nike, and HP. Its unique brand of consulting drew more on communications and design than number crunching. Rather than PowerPoint decks of market analyses or positioning suggestions, its deliverables had included a cityscape and role-play exercise for Nike managers that forced them to spend a day as kids from the city of Chicago; a "Summer Jam" session at IBM that helped college kids brainstorm about the future along with the famed scientists and engineers of the Watson Laboratories at IBM; and an in-house amusement park mock-up at HP that showed concrete ways that HP technology might alter the experience of guests at Disneyland. SYP had avoided traditional consultancy buzz phrases such as "change management" or "business process redesign." Instead, it talked about "heart," "visceral experiences," and making ideas "gritty"…Yamashita said, "We reinvent companies and cultures. We work in the boardroom and on the front lines, taking companies through change." PBS was an organization that was facing substantial environmental challenges and would likely need to change its longstanding structure, routines, and conservative, change-averse culture. As Yamashita waited in the conference room for the team to arrive, he thought about how SYP's approach and principles could be tailored and modified to help PBS transform itself.


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The Little Book of Little Gardens is an artistic demonstration and playful collection by Steve Wheen, the internationally acclaimed 'Pothole Gardener', whom The Sun describes as the "Banksy of guerrilla gardening".
This collection brings his best work to life, creating a photographic journey through some of London's most iconic locations. These tiny gardens are sure enough to brighten anyone's day and cause imaginations to wander. Initially begun as a simple way to beautify Wheen's East London neighbourhood, these little gardens have captured the attention of the world.
More of his work can be seen here.
A selection of recent press can be seen here.
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There is a simple genius to Steve Wheen's pothole gardens. With nothing more than soil, flowering plants, and a few miniature props, he is able to stop his audience – AKA general passers by – in their tracks. This is no mean feat when it comes to our busy city streets. As pedestrians, we're conditioned to keep our heads low, our eyes downcast and our minds elsewhere as we navigate our urban world.
We've always got some place to go and somewhere else to be. And, while we're getting to wherever it is we are already five-minutes late for, the experience is rarely pleasant. We're bombarded with advertising promising us a better life or playing on our fears. We're assaulted by the sight and stench of last night's vomit and pavements streaked with urine and whatever has been left behind by sly dog owners too lazy to pick up after their animals. We're tripped-up, elbowed and jostled by the crowds. We stick headphones in our ears, hoping that our own personal soundtrack will take us anyplace far away from where we are right at that moment.
If someone does manage to distract us while we rush from A to B, it's often because they want something. Spare change, directions to Big Ben or a brief moment to press a leaflet into our hands in the hope that they might save our souls, teach us salsa or offer a two-for-one at the greasy pizza place down the next lane. It's no wonder that suspicion is our default position for such encounters. We have no patience, we resent the disruption and our collective benevolence is rare.
So, what is it about Steve's pothole gardens that breaks us out of this well-trodden rut and touches us so deeply? Is it that he's actually spent some time in the same spot on the street? Is it the narrative of his gardens? Or perhaps it's the empty chairs and tables that our imagination lets us believe could've once been home to the modern-day Borrowers or the cast of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids? Perhaps we're merely in awe of his idea – and the fact that he's taken the time to implement it. Ultimately, however, all the questions raised by these little gardens are subjective and personal.
I find it interesting that Steve is so often compared to infamous street artist Banksy. On the surface, it's easy to understand why. Both operate in predominantly urban environments. Both use public infrastructure as their canvases. And the authorities sanction neither Banksy's art nor Steve's gardens. It's the motivation behind the creations, however, where the two differ.
Bansky's work comes from a place of anger and frustration. His pieces are, more often than not, political protests, illustrating silly ironies, contradictions and hypocrisies. His identity is purposefully guarded, he's staunchly anti-capitalist and he risks arrest each time he grabs for his spraycan. Steve, on the other hand, is not trying to make a political statement, though most people viewing his gardens assume that he's an ecowarrior or that he's demonstrating in silence (and beauty) against the local council and their neglect for road maintenance. But, despite the fact that he refers to himself as a guerrilla gardener, his reasons are much simpler.
Born in Australia into an outdoorsy, gardening mad family, growing up Steve loved nothing more than to potter about in the backyard. It also helped that a love of horticulture was in his blood – Steve's grandfather was the first person to cultivate red-trumpeted daffodils. So, it's easy to understand why leaving this kind of life to live in London could come as quite a shock.
Of course, London is an amazing city, but space is most definitely a premium and you spend much more time indoors than out. Most people put up with pokey homes with little or no garden or balcony, but not Steve. Instead of allowing himself to be confined by the four walls of his flat, he decided to do something about it. And thus armed with his knowledge and love of plants and the ubiquitous supply of potholes and other cracks in the pavement around his Hackney home, The Pothole Gardener was born.
With a new way of looking at poorly maintained infrastructure, every dent, folded and mottled slab of bitumen he could find in East London has had a make over, temporary or otherwise. Instead of rueing a missing paving stone or tut-tutting at eroded nooks and crannies in the pavement, Steve thought of new and ever more elaborate ways of fashioning his small-scale worlds. And, what started as a weekend project has now become something of a phenomenon, attracting local and international media attention and a legion of fans, including me.
For Steve, it's the reaction of the people who encounter his gardens that has been the most surprising. On the street, people have been known to take pictures, steal his flowers and stop and stare . His little gardens have attracted all sorts of animals, including inquisitive pigeons, skittish squirrels and their fair share of dogs. People have shaken their heads in wonder, smiled wryly and run over his gardens with their cars. Some have promised to water his flowers and protect his plants. Online, his videos and blog posts have been shared countless times, from fellow bloggers the world over and local publications to media juggernauts such as The Independent, CNN and Oprah.
The reasons for his success are obvious. Steve's little gardens are beautiful, ephemeral and whimsical. I've been privileged to go pothole gardening with him a couple of times, and I'm always amazed at how his creations make me and the others who gather to watch us so purely happy. It's because he's giving us something innocent and unsullied. And it's because he wants nothing back from us in return. His simple creations are a reminder of the good in people and they make us present and appreciative of our world. And there in lies his genius.
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April 2012
2016 – it's been a rollercoaster.
One of my highlights was being named on San Miguel's rich list – as part of the launch we had a bit of a garden jam in Somerset House. Check out the pics on my Instagram.
I also recently headed out gardening with an amazing young champion from Rethink Mental Illness, Mariam, to learn about her amazing story. We created a wee garden together, and I learnt more about Rethink Mental Illness.
I also did a wee Q and A about all things pothole gardening, if you'd like to know more you can read here.
I'm looking forward to creating many more wee gardens in 2017, so don't forget to join me on social media to keep up with my adventures… Garden Tags: potholegardener // Facebook // YouTube // Twitter // Instagram
A little series to celebrate the Olympics…
My friends over at Garden Tags are asking what makes people Garden Happy, check out what makes "Mr Plant Geek", Michael Perry #GardenHappy!
Here's what makes me #GardenHappy
I "Garden Tag" Isabelle (The Balcony Gardener) and Alexandra (Middle Sized Gardener). Why don't you get involved by sharing a photo or video on social media with what makes you #GardenHappy. More information is on the Garden Tags site, you can also donate on Thrive's Just Giving page.
Go on, get involved with #GardenHappy! I can't wait to see what makes you #GardenHappy!
Join me on social media to keep up with my adventures… Garden Tags: potholegardener // Facebook // YouTube // Twitter // Instagram
Inspired by Andy Sturgeon's brilliant garden for Chelsea this year, I headed to Chelsea to recreate his garden in miniature as part of the alternative gardening festival, The Chelsea Fringe (supported by my friends at The Joy Of Plants).
It's also that time of year again, best of luck to everyone playing in Wimbledon!
Join me on social media to keep up with my adventures…
Garden Tags: potholegardener // Facebook // YouTube // Twitter // Instagram
A selection of pictures from my recent adventures with The Joy Of Plants, this time on the SouthBank in London to create a garden fit for the Queen's birthday celebrations…(complete with a Corgi or two, of course)
Here's a little video taking you behind the scenes…
Join me on social media to keep up with my adventures…
Garden Tags: potholegardener // Facebook // YouTube // Twitter // Instagram
As The Chelsea Fringe comes to a close for it's fifth year, I headed out to create a miniature tribute to Bowie, in Brixton.
Complete with mic, guitar and keys of course.
Thanks to thejoyofplants.co.uk for their support of my latest creations – more on the way very shortly, including a wee garden to celebrate the queen's birthday! (And thanks to Alex for the awesome pics)
In case you missed it, I headed out gardening recently with the Tech IRL team to talk about the instagram of gardening app – in 360 video! Check it out!
Join me on social media to keep up with my adventures…
Garden Tags: potholegardener // Facebook // YouTube // Twitter // Instagram
The pothole love has been spread from Bristol to Birmingham to Brighton to err Cardiff and Manchester (damn, the alliteration was going so well there for a second).
After my first little set of gardens in London, I headed to Bristol to garden next to one of my favourite Banksy pieces.
In the spirit of creativity the garden also included a mini paint brush set, naturally.
From Bristol I headed in search of a bullring…
From Birmingham I headed to Wales where these little daffs found a new home outside a very famous castle…
From this amazing castle, I headed to the beautiful Manchester University to create a mini garden, with mini gates of course.
And a trip around the UK wouldn't be complete without a trip to the seaside, would it? I headed to Brighton to create a wee seaside garden…
A massive thanks to the Heinz Grow Your Own team for supporting me with these gardens.
Join me on social media to keep up with my adventures…
Garden Tags: potholegardener // Facebook // YouTube // Twitter // Instagram
Spring has finally arrived…
I'm gardening my way around the country this spring – from Manchester to Birmingham to Cardiff to Brighton.
First stop, London. Right on the Southbank.
Spring is the best time of year to dust off that bike and get active, right?
Anyone else get their fingers dirty this weekend?
A photo posted by Pothole Gardener (@potholegardener) on Mar 28, 2016 at 1:23pm PDT
Join me on social media to keep up with my adventures… Garden Tags: potholegardener // Snapchat: potholegardener // Facebook // YouTube // Twitter
As we make our way through the depths of winter (although to be fair it hasn't been too terrible in London this winter) I thought I'd post a few recent pictures and cinemagraphs…
A photo posted by Pothole Gardener (@potholegardener) on Aug 11, 2015 at 5:14am PDT
More gardens are on their way shortly…I'll blog them, but also will share them first on Garden Tags (just like Instagram for gardeners) so check it out if you're green fingered! (I'm @potholegardener)
Join me on Facebook, YouTube, Google+ and Twitter.
My latest little garden is to help raise awareness of the DEC appeal for Nepal.
The DEC represents top UK charities, and so far has raised over £50 million for the Nepalese people.
People from all around the world are showing their support for the Nepalese people by creating their own Mandala's, which have deep spiritual meaning in the areas worst hit by the earthquake. Here are some of my favourites…
Today, I'm helping raise awareness for the @disastersemergencycommittee #NepalEarthquake relief effort by creating a #Mandala. You can donate here: dec.org.uk (link also in Instagram profile☝). Or consider making your own, including the hashtag #Shaken. I've created mine out of seashells, tropical plants and two fish that a Maldivian taught me how to make yesterday. It's hard to believe that Mother Nature is capable of creating such beauty – like what I'm seeing now as I peer out of my villa onto coral white sand and blue sky and sea stretching to the horizon – and such devastation. Rebuilding Nepal will take a mammoth effort. Please give if you can. Kx
A photo posted by Kate McAuley (@its_katemcauley) on May 2, 2015 at 10:34pm PDT
Making mandalas for Nepal earthquake appeal #shaken #nepalquake donate to www.paypal.dec.org.uk
A photo posted by _brailey (@_brailey) on May 7, 2015 at 6:50am PDT
Here is a reaction from a Nepalese man to the project:
Why don't you get involved? Get creative and show your support by creating a Mandala, posting it on social media with the Hashtag #Shaken explaining why you are doing it (and linking to the DEC). And don't forget to tweet/share with me so I can post it!
Join me on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Google+ and Twitter.
People often ask me how they can get involved in the pothole gardener project. I love it when people send me their gardens from all corners of the globe, so please do keep sending them to me!
Now, for those of you that are not so green fingered, there's another way to get involved.
You can now water my pothole gardens (virtually) by donating to WaterAid through my Just Giving page. By giving just a few quid / dollars, you'll be encouraging me to get out and continue the project, all while raising money for a great cause.
Check out the page here: https://www.justgiving.com/the-pothole-gardener/
Join me on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Google+ and Twitter.


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