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Mortgage lenders are taking a much tougher line on the amounts they will lend and which customers they will accept.
Both factors take buyers out of the market.
On top of that, nervous buyers are expected to hold back to see what effect the credit crunch has on property.
A report from credit reference agency Experian predicts price falls in half of the regions by the middle of 2009.
It suggests the biggest fall, 4 per cent, will be seen in the West Midlands.
A 3.7 per cent drop is predicted for the East Midlands, 2.8 per cent in the South-West, and 2 per cent in Northern Ireland, which will put only a small dent in the remarkable boom seen in the province in the last two years.
Experian believes prices will fall by 0.7 per cent in the East of England and by 0.4 per cent in the South-East.
Spokesman Andrew Burrell said: "Five UK interest rate hikes since mid-2006 were already hitting consumer demand and global developments tighten the squeeze.
"The UK economy and housing market will become direct casualties of the current worldwide credit crunch."
He said Experian expected economic growth to slow from 3.1 per cent this year to 2.1 per cent in 2008.
"The downturn in consumer demand is more abrupt, with demand growing by less than 2 per cent year-on-year," he said.
"Only significant reductions in interest rates bring an upturn from 2009."
Mr Burrell added: "We expect the UK housing market to suffer over the next two years. House prices are forecast to record the lowest annual increase since the mid-1990s, while repossessions are also set to reach 15 year highs."
Experian believes the City of London bonus culture and property shortages will prop up the market in the capital, with prices expected to rise 6 per cent.
Scotland is also expected to see a big increase, 7.7 per cent, while the figure for Wales will be up by 3 per cent. Smaller increases are pencilled in for the North East, Yorkshire and the North West.
However, Experian warned that these areas could also be dragged down.
A company statement said: "The situation could turn out to be even worse. Lenders may come under further intense pressure to curb lending.
"This could easily spill over into the housing market and result in price falls in all regions."
A number of studies have predicted property market stagnation over the next two years. The International Monetary Fund has gone further and warned of a slump.
Citizens Advice outlined further evidence of the pressure felt by families hit by interest rate rises and increases in other household bills yesterday.
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|7:45 - 8:30am
|Flow Yoga
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|Co-Founders Kick Off the Summit with Opening Remarks and Meditation
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|Bill George, Penny George & David Gelles
|Leadership & Mindfulness: A Conversation
|11:00 - 11:15am
|11:15 - 12:15pm
|Richard Davidson, Golbie Kamarei & David Gelles
|Your Brain at Work: Science and Tips for Cultivating Well-Being in the Workplace
|12:15 - 1:45pm
|1:30 - 1:45pm
|Cara Bradley
|Mindful Movement Refresh
|1:45 - 2:30pm
|Ali Smith, Atman Smith & Andres Gonzalez
|Bringing Mindfulness into the Community: Lessons from Baltimore
|2:30 - 2:45pm
|2:45 - 3:15pm
|Jeff Walker
|Mindful Leader - Are You One? And How Can We Create More?
|2:45 - 3:15pm
|Jonathan Foust
|Going with the Gut: The Art and Science of Body-Centered Inquiry
|2:45 - 4:00pm
|Susan Skjei
|Leading with Authenticity in Challenging Moments: 5 Essential Practices
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|3:30 - 4:00pm
|Rev. angel Kyodo williams
|The Hidden Other: When Mindfulness Meets Unconscious Bias
|3:30 - 4:00pm
|To be Announced
|To be Announced
|4:00 - 4:15pm
|4:15 - 4:45pm
|Reflections on the Day
|Reflections on the Day
|4:45 - 5:45 pm
|Rose Marcario & Barry Boyce
|Challenging the Status Quo: How Business Can be Good for the Planet
|5:45 - 7:30pm
|Opening Night Reception
|Opening Night Reception
Day 2 - Saturday, November 7
|Session Title
|7:30 - 9:00am
|7:45 - 8:30am
|Flow Yoga
|9:00 - 9:15am
|Eric Forbis & Mo Edjlali
|Co-Founders Open Day 2 with Remarks and Meditation
|9:15 - 10:15am
|Roshi Joan Halifax
|Implementing Mindfulness in organizations: What are the common challenges – and how can they be overcome?
|10:15 - 11:15am
|Peter Bostelmann, Meghan Seybold, Manish Chopra & Rasmus Hougaard
|Implementing Mindfulness in organizations: What are the common challenges – and how can they be overcome?
|11:15 - 11:30am
|11:30 - 12:15pm
|Jim Dethmer
|How to become a Conscious Leader
|11:30 - 12:15pm
|Jessica Morey, Gretchen Rohr, Lucia McBee & Jeremy Hunter
|Prisons, Youth and the Elderly: Expanding the Reach of Mindfulness
|12:15 - 1:45pm
|1:30 - 1:45pm
|Cara Bradley
|Mindful Movement Refresh
|1:45 - 2:30pm
|Matt Stinchcomb & Jerry Colonna
|After enlightenment - chop wood, carry water: The Mindful Startup
|1:45 - 2:30pm
|Rich Fernandez & Mark Higbie
|Taking Mindfulness Further: Activating Company Values and Vision
|1:45 - 2:30pm
|To be Announced
|To be Announced
|2:30 - 2:45pm
|2:45 - 3:15pm
|Michael Carroll
|Freedom from Fixed Mindsets: The Agility of a Mindful Leader
|2:45 - 3:15pm
|Kelley McCabe Ruff
|Research supporting ROI for mindfulness in the workplace
|2:45 - 4:00pm
|Rich Fernandez & Mark Higbie
|Practical Strategies for Bringing Mindfulness into Organizations (Case Study of the Ford Motor Company)
|3:15 - 3:30pm
|3:30 - 4:00pm
|David Germano
|Mindfulness and the University of Virginia
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|To be Announced
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|Reflections on the Day
|Reflections on the Day
|4:45 - 5:45 pm
|To Be Announced
|To Be Announced
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|Closing Reception
|Closing Reception
Optional Day 3 - Sunday, November 8
Registration opens at 8:30am
9:30am-3:30pm (see leadership intensive descriptions below)
Optional Daylong Leadership Intensives
Choose from one of four Leadership Intensives:
MANAGE YOUR MIND FIRST: MINDFULNESS AND THE INSIDE WORK OF MANAGEMENT with Jeremy Hunter
PRINCIPLED COMPASSION IN LEADERSHIP with Roshi Joan Halifax
MINDFULNESS AS A FOUNDATION FOR SUCCESSFUL ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE with Rasmus Hougaard and Jacqueline Carter
A TASTE OF CONSCIOUS LEADERSHIP with Jim Dethmer and Diana Chapman
Jeremy Hunter
We teach leaders to manage everything but themselves. However, the basis of sustained effectiveness starts from the inside. So, how do you approach a skeptical audience about their inner lives? How do you balance contemplative practice with the need for effective action and producing results? Drawing on 10-years of experience leading the Executive Mind program at the Peter F. Drucker Graduate School of Management, we will learn practical frameworks for applying mindful action in the workplace. Come with your questions and curiosity. This program is designed to respond to your needs and led by four-time Drucker professor of the year, Jeremy Hunter.
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This program explores how compassion can serve as an essential in the practice of sane and empowering leadership. We look at fascinating new research in social psychology and neuroscience. This research suggests that compassion has powerful benefits for ourselves, our organizations and our communities. We explore the role of compassion in the workplace, and look at how cultivating it as a core leadership competency informs our perspective, advances creativity, helps us maintains resilience, and supports personal accountability in an organization of any size. This program combines direct teaching and various practices that are accessible to leaders in all fields.
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SAN FRANCISCO Oct 31 (Reuters) - The group that owns thousands of former Nortel patents filed a barrage of patent lawsuits on Thursday against cell phone manufacturers including Google, the company it outbid in the Nortel bankruptcy auction.
Rockstar, the consortium that bought the Nortel patents for $4.5 billion, sued Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, HTC Corp, Huawei and four other companies for patent infringement in U.S. District Court in Texas. Rockstar is jointly owned by Apple, Microsoft, Blackberry , Ericsson and Sony.
Google is accused of infringing seven patents. The patents cover technology that helps match Internet search terms with relevant advertising, the lawsuit said, which is the core of Google's search business.
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Samsung, Huawei and HTC all manufacture phones that operate on Google's Android operating system, which competes fiercely with Apple and Microsoft mobile products.
In 2011 Google placed an initial $900 million bid for Nortel's patents. Google increased its bid several times, ultimately offering as much as $4.4 billion.
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Graham Poll, already enduring the fall-out from his display at Tottenham on Sunday, has been warned that his performance at Goodison Park tonight will come under particular scrutiny. Everton are concerned that the referee's judgment is not swayed by the perception, voiced publicly by opposing managers in recent weeks, that Andy Johnson goes to ground too easily in the penalty area.
Johnson was denied two potential penalties at Fulham on Saturday and, having been clipped by Claude Davis in last month's victory over Sheffield United to prompt an award, was dismayed at their manager Neil Warnock's implication that he had tumbled too easily. Poll officiates this evening's Carling Cup tie against Arsenal , whose manager Arsène Wenger claimed that the England forward was "clever" in the box, before the Premiership meeting of the sides at the Emirates Stadium 11 days ago.
Everton feel officials may now be influenced by preconceived ideas when Johnson is felled in the area, a throw-back to the 11 Premiership penalties he scored for Crystal Palace two seasons ago. "Clearly we've just got to make sure that, because of all the publicity going around, referees make their decisions on what they see rather than what they might think before the game," said the assistant manager Alan Irvine.
"I think [the debate] disappoints Andy, but we don't see it as an issue. There's no case for him to answer. I don't think anyone can say he's ever taken a blatant dive."
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Upon my arrival at the precinct. I cleared my mailbox of things that were either the stuff of administrative uselessness or the stuff that simply makes up the clutter of life. for the most part, this was a weekly exercise in moving paper from the mail slot to the large garbage can that lived by the mailboxes. That fact alone says a great deal.
Sgt. O'Toole shared with me a joke about a priest, a rabbi and a circus elephant. Wasn't half bad, really I confess that tickled a chuckle or two out of me, and a couple more later by just thinking about it again. Of course, I could hear O'Toole give it a belly laugh every single time he told it to whoever happened to be passing by his desk.
It took a call to Mrs. O'Hara's secretary, Alyss, to get the number of that mysterious aunt and uncle down in New Orleans that Mollie mentioned in her last note. I found out that the aunt and uncle were on Mrs. O'Hara's side of the family, to be specific, her sister who had married a fellow with a French sounding name, LeBlanc, Roger and Kathryn LeBlanc.
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"Mrs. LeBlanc, are you saying that she had made no arrangements to do so?"
"We hadn't heard a word from Mollie. To be sure, she could have stayed with as long as she wanted, but as far as we knew, I was merely her distant Aunt Katherine. Oh, I'd send her a card on her birthday and at Christmas but that's the extent of it."
"Did she send you any letters, Mrs. Le Blanc?"
"No, not that I remember. Mollie's mother usually kept us up on the family news."
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"Thank you, Mrs. LeBlanc. And again I am so sorry about your loss."
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- Kevin DeMaison: He's infamous among guests for his Barrel Tastings, always offering customers sneak peeks of what's up and coming for Long Cliff, but Kevin's real skill is in viticulture. Raised a grape farmer, Kevin has fond memories of coming home from school to work out in the vineyard, (and taking a few naps between the rows when he thought no one was looking!) He got away from the grape business in his adult life, but he couldn't refuse the offer to come back and give Dad a hand when Don first pitched his winery dream over a family dinner. In spite of his working a full-time job Monday through Friday, or maybe because of it(?), he still puts in late hours in the vineyard & cellar (often after Midnight during Harvest and Crush!), and it's not unlikely to stop in on any given weekday and find Don & Danielle both waiting for him to get home to finish some new chore or sign off on another new idea.
- Danielle DeMaison: Danielle joined the family business in June of 2012 – an accident of sorts, she was looking for summer work before starting her final semester at UB – and fell in love with the world of wine. The people, the atmosphere, the energy. Ready or not, she realized that was just where she belonged, and took up studying Winery Operations at NCCC's Culinary Institute in 2013. She really enjoys working with customers one-on-one to find a wine that perfectly suits their unique palate, and watching them leave with a bottle of Long Cliff wine to share with friends is just the icing on the cake. Danielle manages our tasting room & marketing efforts, coordinates both on & off-site events, serves as our wine trail liaison. She shares her Grandpa's passion for watching the "fruits of our family labor" come to fruition… no pun intended! It's truly a blessing to work for family, and be able to say at the end of the day "we did that!"
- Kev "My Kid" DeMaison: Coming straight to work after school, Kev worked as a faithful apprentice during harvest season… (which translates to: "tell My Kid I expect him to be on the clock by 3pm!") He makes himself sparse during the winter months however, only reporting to the winery when his video game & pizza fund starts to diminish- leaving our tasting room staff tracking down his whereabouts when Kevin comes in asking "Hey! Where's My Kid today?!" ……isn't it funny how history repeats itself?
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- Jenn: Reluctant tasting room associate by day, energetic cellar rat by night, Jenn took a position at Long Cliff this spring, after completing two years in the Winery Operations program at the Niagara Falls Culinary Institute with Danielle. While her real interest lies in winemaking, she's happy to offer us her tasting room availability each week- always with the caveat of "if there's something you need done in the vineyard though, let me know that first!" Her work ethic is second to none – we're yet to give her with a task that's too big or too hard for her to take on, and she's always looking to learn more, (and share what she's learned with her guests behind the bar!). She keeps Grandpa on his toes, regularly challenging him to not only explain WHY a process happens, but to show her how. At this rate, we expect she'll be making her first vintage of Long Cliff wine in no time!
- Gerald: Gerald joined the Long Cliff family this fall as our resident Sommelier! If you're looking to truly learn more about the wine you're tasting, whether it's the wine-making process or sensory evaluation, Gerald is the man behind the bar you want to see! His background in both food & wine is extensive, between studies at the California Culinary Academy and the Northwest Wine Academy in Seattle – and he'll be the first to tell you that while there aren't many things in this life that he's passionate about other than his wife, his kids, and his dogs, wine makes the list! Before settling in WNY and finding Long Cliff, he spent most of his life living, working & traveling with the Air Force and then the Army, and has had the privilege of tasting wine all over the world- but we'll let him tell you more about his adventures himself, as his stories and life experiences often weave their way into his tasting room conversations!
- Kristin: A returning friendly face in the tasting room, Kristin worked for us in the Fall of 2012, and just came back on board for Summer 2014 help! She's always happy to share a good chat over a glass of her favorite Lemberger, and don't be surprised if you find yourself staying much longer than expected when she's waiting on you – she'll make you feel right at home!


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As I've been saying from Day One this offseason, I was pleasantly surprised with Joe Reitz' play at left guard. While the former basketball player wasn't an All-Pro by any means, he did a more than servicable job, and it was essentially his rookie year. He and Anthony Castonzo formed a very good team on that left side before injuries put a damper on the season for both players.
So, coming into camp I, along with most fans, were shocked to hear that Reitz would be battling for the left guard spot with Jeff Linkenbach, a player who started at right tackle last seasons, and was horrendous at guard in 2010. What was even more shocking was that Linkenbach started camp on the first unit over Reitz!
Nevertheless, I've stated several times that I expect Reitz to win the starting job by the end of training camp, and it appears he is steadily moving toward that goal, taking multiple reps with the first team during Sunday's practice.
One guy's opinion at #Colts camp. Looking for Joe Reitz to win LG competition with Jeff Linkenbach. Reitz ton of work with No. 1 unit today— Mike Chappell (@mchappell51) August 5, 2012
Now, as many have cautioned, making vast assumptions off of one day in training camp, or even a whole week, can be a huge mistake. Nevertheless, we shouldn't be surprised if Reitz quickly becomes the de facto starter at left guard.
For a quick comparison of the two's play at guard:
Linkenbach played three games at right guard in 2010: versus Cincinnati, New England, and San Diego. He allowed 10 pressures (seven hurries, three hits) in those three games. Among qualifying guards, Linkenbach would have been 75th among 81 players to receive snaps at guard in Pro Football Focus' Pass Block Efficiency rating.
Reitz started ten games at left guard in 2011, allowing 12 pressures (two sacks, six hits, and four hurries). Among qualifying guards, Reitz ranked 36th among 76 guards in 2011, tied with Logan Mankins (NE), and ahead of players like ex-Colt Ryan Lilja (KC), Jahri Evans (NO), and Chris Snee (NYG). (FWIW, new teammate Mike McGlynn ranked 50th on the list)
Remember, Linkenbach was blocking for Peyton Manning, a quarterback who is famous for his pocket presence and quick release. Reitz blocked for Kerry Collins, Dan Orlovsky, and Curtis Painter.
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Wish we were still there. We spent four wonderful nights in this beautiful, well maintained and spotlessly clean apartment; and I am very fussy. The apartment was decorated with great care, love and taste while maintaining the old character. The interior and exterior were well maintained. Being in the center of Brussels there are wonderful surprises and little gems just around the corner, with perfect restaurants, shops and extras just steps from the apartment. The staff were the most unbelievable hosts, nothing, and I mean nothing was too much trouble, they went out of their way to help us with everything we needed. Thank you for this wonderful gem in the heart of the city.
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A Single Match
The room is dark. It scares you a little but you decide that you must venture forward, and that the way to do that lies around you. Beside you there is a greenish, luminous match, hovering in the air, and it could be that answer to get rid of the darkness.
Unfortunately, you realize that there is nothing to strike the match against; there is nothing to make light from.
Your hands start to tremble. Panic runs through your body.
Am I going to be trapped here in the dark? you wonder to yourself.
Then an idea hits you: perhaps the walls are hard enough to cause a flame. So you take the match from the air in front of you and, suddenly, it seems to light itself, becoming a torch.
The light from the makeshift torch seems to swell and grow to fill the room with a golden glow. You can now see a long corridor that stretches as far as your view. It's boxed in, and the only way to go is forward because, as you look back behind yourself, you can see that the way you came from is becoming darker and darker; turning more and more ominous. You dare not face that nothingness.
So you start to tiptoe forwards, logically feeling very apprehensive, but also excited about what is to come in this strange new land. Soon (sooner than you would have expected from your view that the corridor appeared almost endless) you reach the end of your walk and are stopped by a mysterious door. It has weird twisted symbols which are foreign to your eyes, embossed out of the woodwork in a pattern that repeats every three symbols, a large, shining, brass knocker above some of the main symbols (which are winding around the whole door and leading into the middle) and a relatively normal-looking door-handle.
But something tells you that getting through this door is not going to be as straight-forward as it looks.
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fredag den 10. oktober 2014
31 kommentarer:
- Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces sagde ...
How lovely, Dorthe...so delicate and lovely!
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 07.00
- Sue Marrazzo sagde ...
How pretty...i like the brown touch! AWESOME = )
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 07.22
- Dortesjs sagde ...
årh waue super romantisk og jeg kan rigtig godt lide den buede klap til lukning.
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 07.44
- Karen B. sagde ...
Sweet Dorthe,
it is so lovely!
Karen B. ~ Todolwen
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 08.10
- Tanya @ Bead and Needle sagde ...
Ohhhhhhhh, I am SO behind on my blog reading, and I come here to find this lovely creation. It's beautiful, Dorthe - you are going to have so much fun filling those pages with more beautiful artwork. Love to you this fine Friday, my friend - XOXOXOXO
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 09.04
- my cup of tea sagde ...
Love this Dorthe! So very pretty and creative! I so wish I could have signed up for this one!
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 09.56
- Anni - My Creative Life and Mixed Media Books sagde ...
A wonderful journal, love the old white embroideries and lace, ser frem til at se hvad du laver indeni, er i gang med at lave en også, god tur.
Hugs Anni
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 10.06
- Anjas-Artefaktotum sagde ...
WOW what an amazing romantic art work, really baeutiful
Liebe Grüße Anja
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 10.26
- Bente sagde ...
Kjære Dorthe. Den lille boken var helt nydelig. Du lager så utrolig vakre ting.
Ønsker deg ei flott helg
Klem fra meg
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 10.41
- Createology sagde ...
Dorthe Dear your book is beautiful and so very special. Karla's works of art and her tutorials never dissappoint. I know you will enjoy your Grands! Creative Family Bliss...
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 11.35
- Beth Leintz sagde ...
I love your version of Karlas journal class. Enjoy your time with your grands!
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 12.20
- May sagde ...
Gorgeous work Dorthe, Thank you so much for the link...Enjoy the time with your lovely family... Hugs May x x
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 12.40
- butterfly sagde ...
It's so beautiful, Dorthe - delicate and elegant, making such wonderful use of all those beautiful laces, fabrics and ribbons. Hope you have a wonderful week with the grandchildren!
Alison xx
- 10. oktober 2014 kl. 17.50
- Martina2801 sagde ...
The fabric book looks really charming, dear friend. That looks like a lot of work. You are so talented and so diligent!
- 11. oktober 2014 kl. 07.01
- Sugar Lump Studios sagde ...
What a beautiful book dear Dorthe! I hope you have fun with your family this week! :-)
- 11. oktober 2014 kl. 12.44
- Paper Profusion sagde ...
Oh this is so beautifully decadent and pretty Dorthe - truly gorgeous make. I hope that you have a super week with your grandchildren. Nicola x
- 11. oktober 2014 kl. 13.44
- Corrine at sparkledaysstudio.com sagde ...
Sne's a beautiful little work Dorthe. Glad to see you enjoying your creativvity now that you are not in production mode. xox
- 12. oktober 2014 kl. 03.41
- Vicki Boster sagde ...
I'm just in awe of every beautiful thing you create-- this little journal is just stunning!
Enjoy your precious babes---
- 12. oktober 2014 kl. 12.21
- Anneke sagde ...
dear Dorthe
this is so beautiful and such pretty lace you used.
i always love to see your work and how you build your layers from lace etc...
i wish you a wonderful week with your grandchildren and a big hug for you
Anneke ( ANN )
- 15. oktober 2014 kl. 02.10
- Maelchen sagde ...
I nearly missed your beautiful journal, dearest Dorthe... I should not stuck to FB all the time. Treasures are to be found at other places, too. You have really created a stunning piece of art here!!!! The way it is neatly folded and sewn, edge on edge, and beautifully embellished it merely wonderful and such an inspiration for me to... I must give it a try! Thank you also for sharing the origins of this journal. I will just pop over and have a look!
Now enjoy your time with your family, I am so happy for you that you all seem so close! It is so important to have wellmeaning people around oneself, whether family or friends...
Have a great time, my dear!
Hugs from Manu
- 16. oktober 2014 kl. 05.17
- Aspiring crafter sagde ...
A beautiful keepsake that I a m sure could be handed down , maybe to your grandchildren one day.
Exquisite Dorthe!
- 16. oktober 2014 kl. 09.49
- Marie Lost Bird Studio sagde ...
What a truly beautiful book, dear Dorthe.Love the pretty papers as well. Have a wonderful time with the kids and a great weekend.
- 17. oktober 2014 kl. 06.01
- Ana K. sagde ...
I am speechless dear Dorthe...absolutely stunning book...love the soft tones and border with a vintage lace...the spine is so beautiful!!
Hope you have a great time with your grandkids! Hugs to all of you!
- 18. oktober 2014 kl. 10.04
- Yitte sagde ...
I love your new book. Sompretty with all the lace.
- 18. oktober 2014 kl. 15.09
- Draffin Bears sagde ...
Dear Dorthe,
The journal is so very beautiful and love all the old embroidered fabric and lace.
Hope you are enjoying your special time with your dear family.
- 18. oktober 2014 kl. 19.05
- minnamarika sagde ...
What a beauty!!!Simply stunning book you have created!!!
- 19. oktober 2014 kl. 09.07
- Wendy AppleApricot sagde ...
Hello dear Dorthe, your book so far is gorgeous! The beautiful old fabrics and laces, the flap with the beautiful flower, the wallpaper. Looking forward to seeing what you're going to do with the yet empty pages!
Big hugs, Wendy
- 19. oktober 2014 kl. 12.03
- Jillayne sagde ...
What a lovely little book this Dorthe! I especially love the piece of lace you used on the front cover - it is so pretty!
I hope you have a wonderful week with your grand-children, filled with many happy hours!
Warm hugs,
- 19. oktober 2014 kl. 23.00
- CelestinaMarie@SouthernDayDreams sagde ...
Dear Dorthe, your journal book is gorgeous. I love all the special details you added with the lace and seambinding and old wall paper. You are incredibly talented my friend.
Enjoy your grands and have fun.
Hugs and Blessings
- 20. oktober 2014 kl. 13.08
- ~*~Patty S sagde ...
Dear Dorthe ~♥~ I came by yesterday to visit and before I could comment my computer froze up and then I got a bad headache and had to go to bed very early.
Today is a new day and the computer and I are doing well :-)
Your journal is beautiful! It must be such a delight to turn the wall paper pages and touch the beautiful fabrics, laces and ribbons. You have such a special touch in all you create!
- 22. oktober 2014 kl. 04.55
- Ruth sagde ...
Hi Dorthe, thanks for leaving a comment on my blog, just popped across to see your work and fell in love with this....it's so beautiful. Thanks for the link to Karlas blog, looks fabulous. Also love your vintage sepia style Christmas cards. Ruth x
- 31. oktober 2014 kl. 01.59


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I picked up the phone and dialed 999. I asked for the police and I was put through to a man. "What's up?" asked the man.
"I've just seen a vampire," I announced quietly.
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BOSTON -- As if the Lakers didn't already have enough motivation heading into Thursday's game against the rival Boston Celtics just 11 days after the Celtics embarrassed the Lakers on their home floor, coach Phil Jackson upped the ante.
Jackson invited George T. Mumford, a sports psychology consultant and longtime friend of Jackson, to speak to the team after its morning shootaround.
"He got everybody ready to be a little bit more mindful," Lakers center Andrew Bynum said after the Lakers beat the Celtics 92-86. "He just talked about mindfulness and not letting outside things distract you and training your mind to keep coming back to center."
Said Shannon Brown: "He was really genuine in what he was saying and he made a lot of points that made a lot of sense. We definitely listened to it and took heed from what he was talking about."
Brown, who went on to score 12 points on 4-for-6 shooting off the bench, said Mumford was direct with him.
"One thing he asked me, he was like, 'You was hoopin' during the beginning of the season; what happened?'" Brown recalled. "I didn't take it the wrong way. I knew what he was saying. It just really made me really think about it and go out there and slow down and have fun."
Mumford has worked with Jackson's teams before, speaking to both the Lakers (1999-2003) and the Chicago Bulls (1993-98) during their three-peat runs.
"He's been doing it forever," Kobe Bryant said. "We've known 'Mumfie' for a long, long time."
Jackson also handed out his annual reading assignments, including Junot Diaz's "Drown" to Bynum, Joseph Heller's "Catch-22" to Pau Gasol, Bill Simmons' "The Book of Basketball" to Lamar Odom and Lee Child's "61 Hours" to rookie Devin Ebanks.
Bryant, who claims to never read the books Jackson gives him, declined to reveal what title he received from Jackson when questioned.
"This is the last book; I'm keeping it to myself and I might actually read it," Bryant said. "I haven't read one yet."
Ebanks said he won't follow co-captain Bryant's example when it comes to reading his book.
"I will definitely read it; I have to," Ebanks said.
Dave McMenamin covers the Lakers for ESPNLosAngeles.com. Follow him on Twitter.


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BOSTON (AP) - Playing in the Garden has brought out the Boston Celtics' best basketball this postseason.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Erik Karlsson had a goal and an assist to help the Ottawa Senators advance to the Eastern Conference finals with a 4-2 ...
NEW YORK (AP) - The San Francisco Giants' breakdowns are extending off the field.
NEW YORK (AP) - Plagued by injuries, obstinance and absenteeism, the New York Mets have managed to win seven of 10 following a six-game losing streak.
PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Washington Capitals are well aware of their franchise's inglorious past, one filled with unmet expectations and gut-wrenching collapses.
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Arachnapalidieoism is the ancient act of worshiping spiders, in this religion when they becomes of a mature age, people sacrafice themselves to become breeding grounds for the selected spider of worship. Temples that follow Arachnapalidieoism are located deep within isolated jungles. Only one such temple has ever been located. The most commen spider of worship is the goliath birdeating tarantula.
The study of Arachnapalidieoism is a very reclusive study, very few people are knowledgable in this area.
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protein kinases - Articles and news items
Can mTOR kinase inhibitors beat rapalogues in fighting against cancer?
Cancer Biology, Issue 1 2014 / 19 February 2014 / Shi-Yong Sun, Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology, Emory University School of Medicine and Winship Cancer Institute
The mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) has emerged as a promising cancer therapeutic target. Some rapamycin analogues (rapalogues) as mTOR allosteric inhibitors are FDA-approved drugs for treatment of certain types of cancers. However, the modest clinical anticancer activity of rapalogues, which preferentially inhibit mTOR complex 1, in most types of cancer, has spurred the development of ATP competitive mTOR kinase inhibitors (TORKinibs) that inhibit both mTOR complex 1 and complex 2, in the hope of developing a novel generation of mTOR inhibitors with better therapeutic efficacy than rapalogues. So far, several TORKinibs have been developed and some are under clinical testing. With a strong rationale, we expect great success in the treatment of cancer with TORKinibs.
Getting to grips with drug resistance in the human protein kinase superfamily
Drug Targets, Issue 1 2013 / 21 February 2013 / Patrick A Eyers, Department of Oncology, Sheffield Cancer Research Centre, University of Sheffield
Protein kinases represent a vast, partially untapped resource of drug targets for therapeutic intervention in human disease. The remarkable success of the tyrosine kinase inhibitor Imatinib, which is now the first-line therapy in Philadelphia-positive tyrosine kinase inhibitor Imatinibhas galvanised biomedical researchers in an attempt to repeat the landmark success of this 'bench-to-bedside' approach to therapy[1]. Imatinib inhibits the BCR-ABL fusion kinases responsible for driving these cancers, and its clinical efficacy provides compelling molecular evidence that this drug elicits life-extending clinical responses through an 'on-target' mechanism. Interestingly, Imatinib has several additional (non-ABL) protein kinase targets including oncogenic KIT, which also allows it to be employed for the treatment of high-risk Gastro Intestinal Stromal Tumours…
Conformational Bias: A key concept for protein kinase inhibition
Drug Targets, Issue 1 2012 / 28 February 2012 / Henrik Möbitz, Global Discovery Chemistry, Computer Aided Drug Design, Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research and Doriano Fabbro, Expertise Platform Kinases, Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research
Protein kinases act as molecular switches with remarkable plasticity and dynamics upon interaction with specific regulatory domains as well as modulators. Conformation provides a conceptual framework for understanding many aspects of kinase biology. The kinase domain has precise structural prerequisites for signal transfer and can oscillate between two major conformations: an on state with maximal kinase activity (active kinase) and an off state with minimal activity on the other extreme. Conformational bias, i.e. a shift in the equilibrium between active and inactive conformations is a key determinant in kinase regulation and can be brought about by many factors including post-translational modifications, regulatory proteins, ligand binding etc. Kinase inhibitors can be viewed as particular ligands to protein kinases. As the mode of action is linked to the binding mode, the selectivity as well as the kinetics of kinase inhibitors can often be rationalised based on the target conformation. Pathologic kinase deregulation often involves a shift towards the active conformation, leading to constitutive signalling. In this review, we discuss how mutations act as a conformational bias and depending on the mode of action can lead to activation of the protein kinase that can either result in resistance or contribute to the efficacy of kinase inhibitors. Deregulation of protein kinase activities by mutations and/or amplification are associated with a variety of pathologies ranging from cancer to inflammatory diseases, diabetes, infectious diseases and cardiovascular and metabolic disorders…


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What a great use for dried peels. I do not think I need to put them in
the oven though. The average humidity in the house is about 25% or so.
Drying herbs and probably peels is not going to be a problem.
Tanks to everyone for anwering the compost question. The pH question
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Colonial's Horseshoe was good luck for Zach Johnson
It's fitting that a Horrible Horseshoe kicks off the PGA Tour's version of the Texas two-step.
The Horseshoe — a three-hole stretch of Lone Star nasty at prestigious Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth — will go a long ways (1,211 yards, to be exact) toward determining this week's winner of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, which begins today and is followed by next week's HP Byron Nelson Championship in Irving.
MATCH PLAY: Chase for No. 1 resumes
TEE TIMES: Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial
AT A GLANCE: This week in golf
The Horseshoe — nicknamed for holes 3, 4 and 5 — is as tough a three-hole stretch of golf as there is, defending champion Zach Johnson says.
"It is very difficult but it is very fair," Johnson said. "It rewards solid shots and severely penalizes poor shots."
Last year the Horseshoe provided the three toughest holes in relation to par during the tournament. While most others were not as fortunate, Johnson, who shot 64-64 on the weekend and finished at 21-under-par 259 to break the tournament 72-hole scoring record by two strokes — played the Horseshoe in 1 under, making 11 pars and one birdie.
So who better to ask about the trifecta of trouble at Hogan's Alley?
•No. 3, a 483-yard par-4, ranked as the easiest of the three, playing to a stroke average of 4.033. The long dogleg left requires a tee shot over bunkers and around a large tree, which still leaves a difficult approach.
"You just have to — have to — get your ball in the fairway," Johnson said. "The approach is tough. And you're not done yet. The green is not easy."
•No. 4, a 247-yard par-3, has never yielded a hole in one in the 62 years of the tournament. Last year it played as the second-toughest hole at 3.115.
"It's just long," Johnson said. "A pretty hole, though. But all you think about is getting your ball on the green. Doing that is really good."
•No. 5, a 481-yard par-4, is the hardest hole on the course (4.153 average and just 33 birdies in 2010). There's a ditch to the left and a river to the right of the fairway. A long, narrow approach to a difficult green awaits.
"No. 5 is the hole," Johnson said. "Every shot is tough. It's a great stretch of holes on a great golf course, which demands everything. You have to hit it high, you have to hit it low, you have to hit it right-to-left and left-to-right. You have to hit your wedges close and you have to putt well.
"There are some courses where you can get away with just bombing it anywhere and overpowering it, but this isn't one of those courses."
With accuracy, precision and an envied putting stroke, Johnson nonetheless overpowered Colonial in 2010. His winning score of 259 was 20 strokes lower than the average winning score in the 1960s at Colonial.
In donning the Tartan blazer, Johnson, who also has a green jacket from winning the 2007 Masters, said he was honored to become a member of the Wall of Champions there, which includes Hogan, Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Tom Watson and Phil Mickelson.
"I know I can compete there and I know there are good feelings I can take away in the fact that it is a golf course I love," said Johnson, an Iowa native who has three Tour wins in Texas and three in Georgia. "If I'm hitting it good, I have a good chance."
Featured groupings
Sergio Garcia's dash toward qualifying for the U.S. Open takes him to the Lone Star state for two tournaments. This week he plays alongside Jason Day and defending champion Zach Johnson in the first two rounds of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial (1:13 p.m. ET today; 8:43 a.m. Friday). Garcia, who won this tournament 10 years ago, hasn't won on the PGA Tour since the 2008 Players and has fallen outside of the required top 50 to get into the U.S. Open. Johnson set the tourament scoring record last year, and Day is coming off a tie for second in the Masters and a tie for sixth in The Players. Another interesting pairing is Lucas Glover, Hunter Mahan and Paul Goydos (1:24 p.m. today; 8:54 a.m. Friday). Glover won two weeks ago in Charlotte, Mahan lives in nearby Dallas, and Goydos made another run at The Players title last week and finished solo third.
Stat of the week
Career starts in the Crowne Plaza Invitational for former U.S. Ryder Cup captain and 1995 U.S. Open champion Corey Pavin. He won the tournament in 1985 and 1996.
Grand Slam
No golfer has ever won all four Texas events on the PGA Tour during their careers — the Shell Houston Open, HP Byron Nelson Championship, Valero Texas Open and this week's Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial. Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer, Pavin, Gene Littler, Roberto De Vicenzo, Ben Crenshaw and Bruce Crampton all won three of the four. So has Adam Scott, who looks to complete the Texas Grand Slam with a victory this week.
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Alright, lets get this thing started! I've dawdled long enough, and it seems some of you just wanna get right to it. So then, the rules:
1. Leave a comment saying you want to enter.
2. I'll make two rolls of the dice assigning you two legends, of which you pick ONE to write. You don't need to tell me which.
3. Write a 500 to 1500 word story based upon your chosen legend in a blog.
4. These legends have variations as it is, so you can vary a lot or a little, but the central theme is important.
5. You have until the end of my Halloween, so November 1st, 12:00 AM Pacific Time, at which point I'll be copy/pasting your entries into a document so I can read them (and nobody can make edits after the deadline).
6. Once again, I'll choose my favorite three stories, and prize accordingly. I will also give a prize to whomever wins the community voted favorite. All that will be expanded upon again during roundup.
And now, for the 13 (because it was a good, semi significant number!) urban legends.
1 - The Hook
2 - Drip, Drip
3 - Body In the Bed
4 - The Babysitter
6 - Spider Bite
7 - Organ Harvest
8 - Backseat Killer
9 - Buried Alive
10 - Bloody Mary
11 - Aren't You Glad
12 - Boyfriend's Death
13 - Flashing Headlights
Consider the Urban Legends Writing Contest now open! Good luck everyone! And as usual, if anyone else is interested in being a judge rather than a contestant, please feel free to tell me and we can figure out how that'll work.