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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Having as main character to Rachel Grubb, this film directed by Creep Creepersin was premiered in theaters in 2014. The film "The Visible Man" had an original production of USA. You can watch The Visible Man online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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Runtime: 100 minutes
Rachel Grubb, Charles Hubbell, Jennifer Prettyman, Johnny Rogers and Daniel J. Schneider.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Creep Creepersin.
The original audio of The Visible Man has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Creep Creepersin.
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This film was produced and / or financed by Creepersin Films and Rising Phoenix Media.
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Design work on the USA Partner Country presentation at Ambiente 2015 in full swing
At next year's Ambiente, the United States of America will be presented to trade visitors as the Partner Country of the world's leading trade fair for consumer goods. The preparations for an impressive special show as part of the Partner Country programme of events are already in full swing. The lead designer for the special show, Scott Henderson of New York-based design studio, Scott Henderson Inc., was announced in May. Now, at a press event together with Nicolette Naumann, Vice President Ambiente / Tendence, in New York, he has given an initial preview of the special-show concept, within the framework of which he plans to present US companies and products. "Scott Henderson is an excellent designer, especially when it comes to consumer goods. We are delighted to have the opportunity to implement his creative ideas and to show the USA in an impressive light at Ambiente", says Nicolette Naumann. For his concept, Scott Henderson has drawn his inspiration from the broad horizons so typical of the North American continent: "The biggest design challenge for the exhibition was how to decide what to do among the seemingly endless possibilities. When I think of the United States, I think about the beautiful natural landscapes that are everywhere, and how each one is very different from the next based on region. The concept for this Partner Country Exhibit is a New England seaside, with the authentic and truly American Adirondack Chairs facing the serenity of the sea", says Scott Henderson. In this setting, the products of selected US exhibitors will be shown on tables resembling plants growing out of the ground. Scott Henderson sets additional typical accents with the famous US mailboxes. Read more news related Ambiente published at Infurma Visit the Ambiente website Visit the 2014 Fairs & Events Calendar in InfurmaShare this:

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1.Your new mystery sounds intriguing. I see from your bio that you published a YA novel when you were only 18 years old. What was that experience like for you? And what led you to move into the suspense genre?
I started writing a young adult novel, Face-Off, when I was 16, scribbling in a notebook during high school study halls. It was about twin teenage brothers who compete on the hockey rink for their father's approval. I entered it in the Avon Flare Young Adult Novel Competition and heard that it won when I was a college freshman. It was both exciting and intimidating, trying to rewrite the novel to meet their editorial requirements while taking college classes and attempting to make new friends in the dorm. I had typed the original draft on an electric typewriter, so the whole manuscript needed to be retyped. I handwrote all the editing changes on the hard copy and my dad retyped it for me on his new word processor. It was then published by Avon Flare, under my maiden name Stacy Drumtra. This was before the Internet was popular, in the early 1990s, so authors didn't promote themselves in the same way that they do today. I did one book-signing and that was about it. I switched to mystery and suspense in my mid-twenties, as I'd grown up reading Nancy Drew and Trixie Belden, and I still enjoyed reading those genres as an adult.
2.How did you come up with the idea for your character in the mystery—Kris Langley?
I began my journalism career as an obit writer and editorial assistant for a daily newspaper, and one of my tasks was compiling the 25 Years Ago Today column. I was trying to come up with an idea for a mystery novel, and I thought, what if a rookie editorial assistant stumbled across an unsolved murder on the microfilm? What if she was haunted by a tragedy in her own past? What if she becomes obsessed with solving this old case as a way of redeeming herself from her past mistakes? I started writing, and named her Kris Langley. Kris will do what needs to be done to get the story, but she has a great deal of empathy for her sources and wants to get it right. Whether she's writing an obit or a news story, she feels that people are trusting her with their words and their personal histories. As a result, Kris is very hard on herself when she makes a mistake.
3. Can you share a little bit about your current WIP?
It's called Sign of the Messenger and is the first in a planned series. Burned-out R.N. Deirdre Sheridan has quit her job to become a massage therapist, hands-on healer and partner in a metaphysical center. As a result, she meets a client and new mother whose murder drives Deirdre toward bringing a killer to justice, even if it means exposing her hidden psychic gifts. The manuscript was a recipient of the William F. Deeck Malice Domestic Grant. Deirdre is serious and introspective, but she has a quirky partner named Crystal who offers comic relief.
4. Where do you find your inspiration for your writing?
I like to write about things that interest me. I've always enjoyed Greek and Roman mythology, and found it fascinating that ancient cultures created these stories about magical gods and goddesses. That interest made its way into Twenty-Five Years Ago Today, as the murder victim, Diana Ferguson, painted intriguing scenes inspired by Greek and Roman myth – scenes that ultimately will provide clues about her death. My interest in energy work, alternative medicine, and psychics led me to start writing my WIP Sign of the Messenger, and because of my interest in those subjects, I think it would be fun to develop those characters into a series. Face-Off resulted from my high school passion for ice hockey.
5. What is a typical writing day like for you?
I tend to write in the morning when my family is sleeping, and I work for about an hour at night. About 5-7 days a month, my parents or in-laws will help out with the kids, and I'll work steadily from about 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. I also write in a notebook and carry manuscript pages around the house with me to edit when I get time. Sometimes, I'll steal a few moments on my laptop in my walk-in closet. My laptop isn't equipped with e-mail or the Internet, so that I'll have no excuse to procrastinate on writing. There really isn't a typical writing day at this time of my life, but I make steady progress by chipping away at it.
6. Promotion is a big part of the writing world these days. Tell us what you do to promote your work, and what that's like for you?
It takes a great deal of time, and with the book launch, I'm spending much more time on promotion than fiction-writing. I launched http://www.stacyjuba.com over the summer, and it took me awhile to write all of the content. I also created a database of book reviewers, magazines, newspapers, book-related web sites, and blogs that do author interviews or accept guest articles. Currently, I've been concentrating on sending out review copies, publicizing my local events and signings, and building an on-line presence. I have six speaking engagements coming up for the remainder of the year – a library talk, two bookstore talks/signings, a debut author panel at the New England Crime Bake mystery writers conference, and two book club meetings. Once I get the book launched, I'll concentrate on e-mailing bookstores and libraries, and I will probably set up a blog tour for sometime in 2010. I'm on Facebook, and plan to do more with Good Reads and Twitter next year. But, I want to be an author, not a full-time publicist, so after the book launch frenzy, I'll concentrate on one or two big promotion tasks a month and get back to my work-in-progress for awhile. But, you do have to be organized and have a marketing plan with short and long term goals, especially if you're with a small press, as authors need to take an active role in getting their books noticed.
7. From the positive reviews you have received, I can tell that you have definitely tapped into something that readers can relate to. Did you feel that you had found your niche when you began this book?
I definitely feel that mystery fiction is my niche. My first book Face-Off, a non-mystery, was successful and it has had a lot of longevity. But, for the long haul, young adult drama was not my niche. I kept trying to write literary-type YA fiction, but it wasn't coming as naturally as Face-Off did and I wasn't getting anywhere. When I started Twenty-Five Years Ago Today, I couldn't believe how easy the writing was. The story just flowed out, chapter by chapter. I always liked a structured classroom as a child, and I think that's why I like writing mystery novels – because of the structure. I can be creative within that structure, but mystery readers expect certain ingredients like a murder, suspects, clues, red herrings, and escalating tension. As the author, I know from page one that I need to include these aspects and I appreciate having a road map to guide me.
8. From your website, I see that you practice the healing art of Reiki. Can you tell us a little about that?
Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. It is based on the idea that an unseen life force energy flows through us. If one's life force energy is low, then we are more likely to get sick or feel stress, and if it is high, we are more capable of being happy and healthy. Many people practice Reiki professionally, but I just do it for friends and family. It's very easy to learn and the first level is often taught in a one-or two-day class. It's a great tool for anyone to have. For example, if you're a parent, you can use it to comfort a sick child and provide them with an extra healing touch. It's a mystery how Reiki works since we're talking about unseen energy, but that energy can most certainly be felt. The International Center for Reiki Training is a wonderful resource for anyone who would like more information. Their web site is http://www.reiki.org/
9. What is your most cherished reader reaction from your books?
I got a lot of fan mail from young readers, mostly preteen boys, after Face-Off and I was always touched that these young kids took the time to write me letters. More recently, I've been thrilled with the positive reviews that Twenty-Five Years Ago Today has received and from the notes sent to me by readers. It's really exciting to finally have the book in the hands of readers and when someone tells me they enjoyed it, that makes my day.
10. Who or what has been the biggest influence in your writing career, and why?
Winning the William F. Deeck Malice Domestic Grant in 2005 for my work-in-progress probably had the biggest influence. I was at a crossroads, frustrated with all the rejection, and it gave me the confidence to continue mystery writing. It also gave me the opportunity to spend $1,000 on furthering my writing career. I used the money to take on-line classes on mystery writing and plotting, which helped to bring my writing to a higher level. I used the remainder to take a 6-week Tai Chi class, as research for my novel. I wound up studying Tai Chi for two years and I still practice it today.
11. What part of the craft of writing has improved since your first book?
I'm a much better editor now. With Face-Off, my editor sent me a nine-page letter filled with areas that needed to be fixed – pages of back story and excess description that needed to be cut, dialogue that needed punching up, scenes that needed more conflict. Now I catch most of that myself before it ever gets to an editor or agent. I still rely on my critique partners for feedback, to gain a fresh perspective, but they don't see my chapters until I've rigorously edited them.
12. The Dames love animals. Do you have any pets? If so, tell us a little about them.
I had a beautiful gray Angora cat named Smokey from second grade until I was about 22, but I don't currently have an animal. I keep a picture of Smokey in my office as she was very special to me. When I was little, I had a pet hamster named Puzzles, and that's why the pet ferret in Twenty-Five Years Ago Today is named Puzzles. Perhaps someday, we'll get a pet!


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How-To Books for TeachersDoug Lemov's Teach Like a Champion is on Amazon's top-100 list for 2010. Are there any how-to books you would recommend to other teachers? Any that have significantly...
Doug Lemov's Teach Like a Champion is on Amazon's top-100 list for 2010. Are there any how-to books you would recommend to other teachers? Any that have significantly affected/improved your own teaching?
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There are several books that I would place on the "Best Practices" list for teachers of English. First would be Dr. Thomas Foster's How to Read Literature Like a Professor. This book breaks down literature into different categories for analytical reading; it gives great inspiration for teachers on what literary elements to focus on, and it's wonderful for students to help them understand "how" to read.
I would also highly recommend Kelly Gallagher's Deeper Reading. As a former English teacher, Mr. Gallagher offers up numerous different activities that scaffold and break down difficult literature for students. His writing style is relaxed and speaks to the most novice, as well as experienced teachers.
My final recommendation would be Cris Tovani's I Read It, But I Don't Get It. This book gives specific practices that work well with students of the bottom third, or middle-grade students.
Funny you should mention that book. A colleague passed me in the halls today and asked if I was teaching like a champion. "No", I replied, "I'm teaching like a maniac".
All joking aside, I get almost all of my new teaching strategies and ideas from other teachers, usually from AP workshops I get to conduct, so my educational reading is usually more issue and philosophy based titles, such as Horace's Compromise, and Horace's School, by Theodore Sizer, and anything by Jonathan Kozol.
I did like Teach Like Your Hair's On Fire as well. I am currently in the second draft stages of a book specifically for history teachers called The Guerrilla Warfare Guide to Teaching History.
I think that brainstorming ideas with other teachers is sometimes interesting or enlightening. However, teaching is a personal thing and what works great for one, may sink like the Titanic for another. That aside, any books during professional development that have been thrust upon me over the years, have been dull and boring and usually not written by someone in the actual trenches. Therefore, I would say that a good teacher teaches, re-teaches and constantly changes their techniques, using differentiation for all students in the room and constantly trying new ideas out. Whether it is good or bad, you can still learn from the experience, better than in a manual or a book.
On a totally different note, I had to read a book for one of my English methods classes back in the early '80s and I periodically read it even now. (My copy is nearly an antique, as it was written in the '60s.) Up the Down Staircase by Bel Kaufman is a delightful reminder that what we do in the classroom matters despite what happens in the front office or hallways or wherever. It's a "how-to" to keep sane in an often insane environment. Great suggestions so far; just wanted to add a little levity to the discussion.
I agree with several of these suggestions--I use How to Read Literature Like a Professor in my pre-AP classes.
I also like Stephen King's On Writing as an insightful book for teaching creative writing. I usually have the students read excerpts and try out the exercises and practices he suggests.
William McBride's Entertaining an Elephant is useful, too. He was our guest speaker at the beginning of the year pep rally to get us all ready for the new academic school year.
I would second the suggestion of two previous posters suggestion of How to Read Literature Like a Professor. It has totally changed how I approach my honors level classes.
Also, I would recommend anything by Jeff Wilhelm. The man is a genius in terms of helping in the Language Arts classroom grade 4-12. His best work that I like is Action Strategies for Comprehension. This has helped me be more active in my classroom.
A wonderful teacher memoir is Losing My Faculties by Brendan Halpin. Though it's not a how-to manual per se, he has a lot of good stories and experiences to learn from. The book is also written humorously and frankly. I have recommended it to "outsiders" who ask me what it's like to be a teahcer. It doesn't glorify our profession.
I have an excellent book which I think comes from the UK called How to be a Brilliant English Teacher which is good especially for new teachers. I have also enjoyed the Set Shakespeare Free series - very useful on ideas on how to get your class to get to grips with what can at first appear to be impenetrable texts.
I like reading books by teachers, but I can't identify any specific one. I think the more practical books are best for new teachers, and the more philosophical ones are best for more experienced teachers. It's hard to have time to read, but teachers need to keep up to date.
I think it depends on if you are looking for a book on techniques or a book to inspire you. I think if you are looking for technique or theory Schmoker and Marzanno are both good authors to look at.
I have read the book "How to Read..." but that is very specific to English Literature, and if you match it up to a McDougal Llit or Holt textbook, the chapters cover the same material, except for two or three of the more adult nature. It reads like its simply a synopsis of an anthology. I have the feeling that it helps teachers more than students.
I have read that book and consider it one of the weaker books on teaching. It is merely techniques that teachers can use and utilize in class but with varying success. It does nothing for the class culture and are merely gimmicks. If a teacher is looking to really improve, one must improve the class culture so that students will want to learn and allow the teacher to teach, and I don't mean mere techniques or trick in class. The best books on teaching are books by Rafe Equith:
1) There Are No Shortcurts
2) Teach Like Your Hair's On Fire
3) Lighting Their Fires: How Parents and teachers can raise extraordinary children


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Understanding Bladder Control Medications (cont.)
Cholinergic Drugs for Bladder Problems
This class of drugs includes bethanechol (Duvoid, Urecholine). Cholinergic refers to nerve cells or fibers that use a certain type of chemical to send signals within the body. Cholinergic drugs are used when the bladder is not emptied completely following urination. This problem is known as residual urine in the bladder.
Beta Agonists for Bladder Problems
This class of medication, mirabegron (Myrbetriq), works by relaxing the bladder muscle during the storage phase, thus increasing the capacity of bladder to hold more urine. They can be used for the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB). Mirabegron (Myrbetriq) is the first drug in this category.
Other Bladder Control Medications
If symptoms of urinary incontinence are thought to be caused by an enlarged prostate, different medications can be offered to reduce these symptoms. The prostate gland wraps around the urethra (the urinary outlet from the bladder), and if it is enlarged, it could squeeze the urinary passage tight, making the emptying of bladder more difficult and incomplete.
In brief, the following categories are available for the treatment of urinary symptoms caused by an enlarged prostate (prostatic hypertrophy):
Botox Injection for Bladder Problems
Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) injection has recently been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) for patients who have failed to respond to standard therapy with anticholinergic medications.
Overactive bladder is a type of urinary incontinence caused by overactivity of the muscles in the bladder, causing frequent squeezing of the bladder and, thus, frequent urge to urinate. Botox can be injected into the bladder directly through a cystoscope (catheter with a camera going into the bladder via the urethra).
Common side effects of Botox injection may include incomplete emptying, urinary tract infection, and painful urination.
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The Ten Commandments are not very popular in The USA currently. In fact, among the general poplulation they don't exist. Corruption has reached a such a degree in our culture that any kind of morality has been displaced by what can be called 'relativism', i.e. 'Whatever you can get away with'.
One of the most overlooked Commandments is Commandment Number Two:
"You shall not make for yourself a graven image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; you shall not bow down to them or serve them; for I The Lord your God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and the fourth generation of those who hate Me, but showing steadfast love to thousands of those who love Me and keep My Commandments."
This is the commandment against Idol worship. Now, taken to the extreme, some would interpret this as a condemnation against any kind of photograph or image. And for those who believe the only commandment is 'Do As Thou Wilt', this commandment/warning will have no meaning.
But the Commandment is not given to violate a sense of logic or reason. Photographs, films, even 'imagery' such as X-rays or MRIs can not only provide enjoyment, but be helpful in helping to overcome certain disabilities or injuries. But this is not the meaning. The caution is against the worship of inanimate objects, or representations of human beings or, indeed the worship of anything that is the creation of human magination, elevating these things above the living God. It is a caution against the worship of what is dead.
We know that even as Moses was descending from Mt.Sinai, the Israelites had already built an idol they were bowing down to, and were engaging in an orgy of revelry in worship of this 'god'. Moses was so disgusted by this behavior, he smashed the tablets in frustration and anger, being confronted with this human desire to worship that which is dead. Whether one views the Biblical story as an allegory or as an historical fact, the truth of the event remains. Humans fall prey to their own vain imaginations, and seek to elevate their fancies to the highest level.
Today, in the 21st Century, nothing has fundamentally changed with the great masses. The Idol Worship has merely morphed into a more intricate pattern, fueled by the world wide reach of technologies. We, of course have heard the terms 'matinee idols' or 'movie idols/stars' for many years, with the advent of film,
Hollywood, television and advertising. The thread of moden and popular musics has brought us 'rock satrs' and 'pop idols'. Now there is absolutely nothing wrong with a love or appreciation of film, music, theatre, painting or any kind of art form, as these forms are a natural outgrowth of man's creativw spirit. As God created us in His likeness, so man has the ability to create artifacts and objects of beauty.
The problem comes when we begin to worship the creation, and fail to recognize that all is the gift of the ultimate Creator, working through us.
The advent of modern technologies, however, has led man into the abyss of his own worse tendencies. Mechanism such as the Internet, video and especially the visually oriented mediums contain a certain amount of what can be considered 'magic'. We fall under the sorcerer's spell, and we begin to worship a mechanism.
God is a Person, not a mechanism; any worship of mechanisms is a worship of the dead.
We now have the specter of 'virtual reality' i.e a worship of images that look real and can be manipulated, as a substitute for 'actual life'. Again, this is a sorcere's spell and the worship of what is dead. The result os such immersion in 'virtual reality' is a deadining of the human spirit. We have soldiers using 'virtual technology' to carry out mass murder, murder that is detached and imperson, just a 'video game'. We have children watching and playing video games that allow the manipulation of 'human looking' figures instead of learning socialization skills by real human contacts. We have parents who find it 'easier' to occupy their children's time with these technological tools, instead of spending actual time teaching their children. This is a further result of Idol Worship, in the form of the worship of money and 'things', consumerism, which again is a worship of something that is dead.
The 'worshipping' of human beings because of their looks, power or charisma is as old as the human race itself, but with the spread of the new technologies, this form of spell casting is multiplied exponentially and becomes a force of mind control. The recent Michael Jackson death and the events after it, with many glorifying him as a 'god' is a good example. Some might object to this term, but the evidence is certainly all around us. There is an 'American Idol' television show.
We watch the omnipresent cell phone user, who is so wrapped up in this tiny toy that makes sounds and noises that they detach themselves from any kind of 'actual reality'. Have you ever almost been hit by a car whose driver was yapping on the cell phone to the point where they forgot where they were? Even worse, the cell phone can now produce images, often time so small that the user can be seen straining their eyes just to see these tiny pictures that appear like magic. While these phones and the Internet itself can be used as wonderful tools for communication, they are also 'hypnotizers'.
In conclusion, we see that this Second Commandment, one that is often overlooked, is actually a serious warning against something that is very real. Whether we worship gods made of gold, paper or silicon and electronics, we worship something that is dead. And, if we believe that God created us in His own image, we can understand His jealousy. Do we not get jealous when we are rejected for 'the latest thing' in some cases a person, or when we are pushed to the side for motives of material gain?. Yes we do. He does also. But His anger is quite beyond the scope of our understanding, and when we provoke Him, we are entering a very dangerous 'no man's land'. Whether it be the worship of money or the fascination with the 'spider's web' like powers of 'virtual reality', we are playing with forces that pose spiritual dangers. Better for us to turn back to the One who gives Life, than to glorify what is dead. Wisdom is found in finding a balance. Peace to you all.


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When it came out of the oven, the outer crust was toasty and golden and the interior was soft like a steamed dumpling. There wasn't really anything special about it; it was just the type of meat/starch/veg that she always tried to cobble together, but it somehow superseded any other iterations of the quintessential balanced meal. It was uncanny; it was as though my enjoyment of that one dinner was etched into my very genetic code.
Warm bierocks, fresh out of the oven, using an Osterfladen recipe for the dough. Photo: Heather Arndt Anderson
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It was easier for the small community that ended up in Portland, Oregon to learn English and assimilate than to hope of remaining German, but they held on to their identity in other ways. These German families largely stayed with others from the same Russian villages; my family from Norka (close to modern-day Saratov) settled in a neighborhood in North Portland with other Volga German immigrants, resulting in the Albina area being dubbed "Little Russia." Families lived in such close proximity to their old neighbors that some people remarked that it was as almost as if Norka had picked itself up and moved halfway around the world.


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Delavan could move ahead with Lake Lawn condos
�The city got what it needed (with the developer�s agreement),� said Thomas Ruhs, CEO of Delavan Resort Holdings. �I think we can live with a lot of that.�
The council will consider final approval of the developer�s agreement as well as plans for five lakefront condominium buildings called the Villas at Harbor�s Edge.
Alderman Dave Kilkenny, who has long called for a new developer�s agreement, said in an e-mail to The Janesville Gazette he expects the council will approve the amended agreement.
�There might be some wrinkles that will need to be ironed out and some points clarified, but I think we will get it done,� he wrote.
According to the proposed agreement:
n Lake Lawn must give the city a timeline for the completion of its renovation and expansion projects, including the Grand Delavan hotel and conference center and an indoor water park.
n The city will give Lake Lawn a timeline for the completion of $4 million in water and sewer improvements to the tax incremental finance district that includes the resort.
n Lake Lawn has given the city a statement of financial commitment to the Villas at Harbor�s Edge and must submit to the city administrator an annual balance sheet. Lake Lawn also must give the city a statement of financial commitment to the Grand Delavan hotel and conference center and an indoor water park.
n Lake Lawn will dedicate, at no cost to the city, the land needed for improvements to the intersections of Highway 50 and the resorts entrances, including its main entrance, which will be relocated to North Shore Drive.
Kilkenny said the purpose of the developer�s agreement is not only to ensure both parties are on the same page but also to ensure that the city�s investment in the TIF isn�t for nothing.
Ruhs said it�s up to the city council to give Lake Lawn the green light, because the resort already is behind schedule because of the city�s continued delay.
�We�re looking for affirmation from the council,� he said, �and their support of the project.�
Ruhs said moving forward with Lake Lawn�s plans come at a much-needed time.
�I think the council is looking at the big picture,� he said. �They�re cognizant of what�s happening in the region and see this as a very positive development project.�
Ruhs said the city not only stands to reap the benefits of increased property value and real estate and room taxes.
�In such a dire economic situation, we can provide jobs and spend some money in the local economy,� he said.
What: Delavan City Council meeting regarding approval of an amended developer�s agreement and approval of final plans for the proposed Villas at Harbor�s Edge at Lake Lawn Resort.
Where: City Hall, 123 S. Second St., Delavan.
When: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Looking at store windows stuffed with decorated cakes you wonder if you can bake a similar surprise for your guests on Christmas day - so attractive that your guests sing Halleluiah. But you are concerned whether the eggless cakes for the vegetarian guest will be as soft as the one with egg. Besides who has time to measure the exact quantity and to mix all the things with a blender, in this fast paced life when consumers look for quicker options.
All our doubts and queries just faded when we conducted a user test of ready mix cake available in the market. We conducted the test with 61 participants who represented various sections of the society that included experts, novices, those who had never seen a cake made and also those knew how to make cakes but do not have an oven.
User test was conducted and in only 5 days time to bake 2 cake, but lo and behold! the results arrived faster that the time that took to bake the cakes. The reason was that the time taken from opening the pack to the finally baking and removing the cake from oven was approximately an hour and a half. Besides all the additional ingredients that were mentioned on labelling were easily available in the kitchen. Interestingly, some of our experts and innovative participants used additional ingredients like nuts and lemon juice to enhance the taste and texture. However no one tried out the additional recipes that were mentioned on all the labelling.
Basically the term baking means using the heat in the oven to convert flour, water, yeast, sugar and such into baked goods. In the process the starch content in the food is processed usually that provides the brown colour which lends it an attractive and appetizing look. Baking cakes are a little complicated as everything needs to be measured to the exact amount, nothing more nothing less. The baked food does not stale easily as it contains less moisture.
We were in for many surprises when we combed the market for baking options for our users, for Christmas. The market has adapted itself seamlessly to the Indian consumer profile with "eggless cakes" which could be baked in pressure cookers, and vegetarian jellies and custards, for those who read the labels - to meet their vegetarian requirements. We chose 5 cake mixes and 3 brands of custards and jellies.
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1. Temperature: Cakes are best made in a warm kitchen or temp not lower than 65-70° F. If ingredients are stored in a cool place they should be taken out 2 hours before use.
2. Preparation of fruits- Dried fruits should be washed thoroughly dried. In fact after buying, they should be washed completely dried before storing.
3. Preparation of cake tins – Clean, dry tins should be lined with greased paper at the bottom+sides. Non-stick cake tins are available now. They should also be lightly greased.
4. For rich fruit cakes which take several hours to bake, two strips of brown paper should be used to avoid the outsides becoming too hard.
5. Sponge and light cakes need to be protected with grease proof paper to avoid sticking and breaking while turning out.
6. Oven should be turned on at least 15 min. before use for achieving correct temp when cake is put in for baking.
7. M easuring Some recipes give spoon equivalent for measuring. As every house hold spoons vary in size only standard measuring spoons should be used. These are available at big stores.
8. Eggs should be broken into a cup one at a time to make sure they are fresh and added one at a time and mixed thoroughly to avoid curdling.
9. Flour - Soft flour with high protein content of only 7-10% is best to give soft, fine texture& medium rise. Stronger flours give a very high rise and coarse texture
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middle of the cake], if it comes out clean then the cake is cooked
12. Storage - All cakes must be quite cold before storing, otherwise mould will develop A sponge cake should be eaten in two days but rich fruit cake will keep for months in an air tight container
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Upper Playground x Date Farmers x Obama Limited Edition Screen Prints
On March 4th, 2008, Barack Obama has the chance to secure the Democratic Party nomination for President by winning the delegates in both Texas and Ohio. We at Upper Playground are pleased to announce our support of Barack Obama in 2008. For too long we have been plagued by mediocrity and incompetence at the Executive level. As an international company, we feel that it is time to support a candidate that truly embodies the American spirit in both his campaign and his ideologies. We believe that Barack Obama is that candidate.
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Supermodel Karlie Kloss shows off fit figure (and flexibility) in Self magazine
Karlie Kloss shows off her killer body on the front of Self magazine.
Proving she's more than just a pretty face, the model demonstrates her athletic ability for the publication, including hurdling and high jumping.
Karlie even credits her sporty side for helping with work.
"I feel like I'm perpetually in motion, which I love. The reason why I've had a career is because I can move," she explained.
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For Self, Karlie wows in an array of sports clothes, including a skin-tight blue jacket with red stripes, grey underwear and Nike trainers as she flies over a hurdle.
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Food Systems and Society Curriculum – M.S. Program Online at Marylhurst
Marylhurst's food systems curriculum examine concepts, perspectives and strategies relevant to social change in the food system. The program integrates lived experience and academic scholarship. Through lenses of class, gender and race-ethnicity, you will analyze how social conditions in the food system developed. You will also study how they are addressed, perceived and portrayed. Students make an impact in their studies by contributing new knowledge to food systems equity and social change through a master's thesis. This thesis project analyzes problems and proposes solutions.
The M.S in Food Systems & Society program is now accepting inquiries and applications for 2018.
Food Systems Curriculum & Degree Requirements: What You Will Study
To earn your Master of Science in Food Systems and Society from Marylhurst, you complete 48-52 quarter credits in a sequence of graduate courses that include a thesis. The food systems curriculum includes:
Foundation Courses (20 credits)
As a part of your foundation course requirements, you will engage in thought provoking study, discussion and reflection of topics including food justice, discourse, food policy and politics, food in culture, social theory and critical inquiry.
Program Intensives (16 credits)
Participate in two required on-campus residency sessions throughout the full-time two-year online program. These sessions take place in the fall of your first year and in the spring of your final term. Each residency lasts up to three days. While on campus you will meet with peers to engage in critical analysis, dialogue and collaborate on topics related to food systems and society. Many students also enjoy opportunities outside of courses to explore the food culture and activism of the Portland area.
- FSS 500 Intensive I
- FSS 520 Intensive II
- FSS 550 Intensive III
- FSS 580 Intensive IV
Thesis (12-16 credits)
Within a sequence of thesis courses, you will explore contemporary issues in food systems and society within the context of thesis inquiry. Your selected thesis will address a subject or topic of interest to you that is relevant to equity and social change in the food system. As a student, you will benefit from faculty advisor support throughout the development of your thesis.
- FSS 598 – 1 Thesis I
- FSS 598 – 2 Thesis II
- FSS 598 – 3 Thesis III
- FSS 598 – 9 Thesis Completion
Online Program Format
The Marylhurst Food Systems and Society program is offered in an accessible, online format mixed with short, weekend campus sessions. In the two year program, the majority of your courses are online. Each year in the fall and spring, you will spend one weekend on our beautiful campus networking and collaborating with fellow students and faculty. These weekend sessions offer in-depth dives into course content and scholarly research. They also offer you the opportunity to form career networks and partnerships with thought leaders within the food systems community.
Food Systems Program Outcomes
As a Food Systems and Society graduate from Marylhurst, you will:
- Identify and analyze societal factors in and perspectives on food system equity.
- Expand critical thinking, collaboration and synthesis skills for engaging social change.
- Develop and communicate knowledge about food systems equity and social change.
Ideas and Issues Presented Through Thesis
The ideas and issues explored within the food systems program turn into incredible theses that contribute knowledge about social justice in the food system and advance the knowledge, skills, and career paths of food system and society graduates. To get a better sense of what this program can do for you, seeing a sample of what recent graduates have done may help.
These are thesis topics from the 2015 graduating class:
- An Exploratory Analysis of Culinary Educators' Constructs of Gender Equality
- Voting Rights: How the Fetishization of Organic Compromises Food Justice
- Addressing Food Justice: Oregon Farm to School Program Implementation
- Food Justice and Prison Food Systems: Exploring the Potential for Reframing Prison Food from Punitive to Restorative
- An Analysis of Farm Labor Depiction: Is the Local Food Movement Perpetuating Farmworker Injustice?
- The Beef with Meat: How the Industrial Production of Meat Threatens Social Justice and An Analysis of the Strategies to Change it
- Bean in Hand, Nickel in Pocket: The Social Experience and Political Economy of Senior Food Insecurity
- Growing Food Banks? Securing the Food Insecurity Network
- Healthy Food on Wheels: An Exploration of Mobile Produce Markets through a Food Justice Lens
- The Curious Silence of Gender Inequity
Immediately after earning her M.S. in Food Systems and Society from Marylhurst University, Kayla Byers is a contributing voice in the social justice movement within our food system. Kayla credits her ability to converse at the global level to the knowledge and experience she accrued through collaboration with her Marylhurst M.S. in Food Systems and Society cohort. Read about Kayla's recent experience and presentation at the 2016 XIV World Congress of Rural Sociology conference and her plans to continue to contribute globally. Read more…
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|26 Jan 2011
Thank you Stalker!
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Oh very nice BFK! I didn't even realise a SFC could be run that way - very handy.
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Thanks and you're welcome mate.
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Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
Thank you for a great tutorial BFK ... thats a very handy thing to learn
Ciara ... X
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My pleasure Ciara, I'm glad it's useful.
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|03 Sep 2011
Hi !
I'm trying the first method but I'm having a hard time getting to the installation part. I went in BIOS and i set my CD/DVD drive first in the list then inserted the Operating System (Windows 7) disk in the drive before pressing exit. It then restarted my computer and after 30 seconds or so, i still got to the Startup repair window. I don't know if that's normal but I'm not seeing the picture you posted for installation. It's like if the installation doesn't start. I will be eternally thankful if you put me on the right tracks. Thank you MrDub
P.S: I tried 65 startup repairs, a couple of restores at different dates, safe mode doesn't work (pretty much everything doesn't) and I tried for 5 days straight things in cmd (chkdsk or stuff like that). And by the way, sorry for my bad english, I'm french.
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|03 Sep 2011
Hello MrDub, welcome to Seven Forums!
If you are not getting a prompt like in the snip below you're not booting to the CD/DVD correctly, have a look at this tutorial linked below to make sure.
How To Change the Drive Boot Priority in BIOS
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|03 Sep 2011
Thank you BFK for taking your time to help me out !
I noticed I only have a reinstallation DVD and I don't know if it matters. I tried several time to follow the tutorial in the link you sent me but it seems I can't get to that screen. I checked and CD/DVD drive is still first in the list. One other thing I remarked is that the screen after the manufacturer logo (Dell, in my case), the blinking white bar stays up longer than usual so I guess the computer is able to read the DVD but not able to launch it. Thank you. MrDub
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Have a look at this tutorial linked below to see if the PC will boot using this disk.
How to Create a Windows 7 System Repair Disc
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Thank you again for being so quick to reply ! On that link, it specifies we need a Windows 7 computer to be able to create the repair disk and I'm running on a windows XP. Is there another way to create a repair CD/DVD without needing Windows 7? Thank you MrDub
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Oct 152016
A girl snorkeling off the beach just to the north of where I currently reside was bitten in the leg by a shark yesterday. Apparently, October is shark bite season around here. News to me. Anyways, they have all the local beaches closed until the critter moves on.
I hung out by the beach during the afternoon but I didn't hear any music so it must be gone.
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now that music is in my head. thank you.
the pictures are breathtaking.
perhaps even more beautiful without the beach being covered by people.


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Chapter 7. Elections: Texas Style. Voting Registration and Voter Qualifications. State governments responsible for voter registration; therefore 50 different sets of voter registration procedures.
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Elections: Texas Style
Legal Barriers to Voting in Post-Reconstruction Texas:
-- Guinn v. US (1919) violated 14thEQ
-- Voting Rights Act of 1965, applied to all elections conducted by the states
-- 24th Amend (1964), Harper v. Va. Bd of Election (1966) – held st and local elections could not charge poll tax under 14thEQ clause
-- Nixon v. Herndon (1924) unconstl if st required; Dem Party created "priv org", challenged and struck down in Smith v. Allwright (1944) as primary vital part of nominating and party engaged in public function
Hispanics and Voting Rights:
Democrats and Republicans each hold March primaries to elect candidates to run under the party label in the November general election.
Three types of primaries:
1. Closed primary—an election contest restricted to party loyalists, excluding supporters of other political parties and independent voters. [members only]
2. Open primary—an electoral contest in which voters do not have to declare party affiliation to participate, but must request a specific party's ballot at the primary, and are then barred from participating in the other party's primary. In Texas's open primary system, voters do not have to declare party affiliation when registering to vote.
3. Blanket or wide-open primary—a primary in which voters do not register party affiliation and receive ballots containing the names of all candidates from all political parties running for office. Voters may choose only one candidate per political party. Only Louisiana has a blanket primary for state & local races.
*Electoral fusion – parties nominate same candidate
*Cross-over voting – Dem voting in Rep primary and vice versa
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By e on November 25, 2014
Last night I unplugged. I went to bed with hope. If I was unsure about the duality of our nation the question was answered when I awoke. I expected two things from my friends. Silence from some and anger from the rest. What hurt me the most were the posts that exemplified that the lack […]
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What I learned Monday #201
By e on November 24, 2014
1) Try not to splash boiling spaghetti sauce on your eye lid 2) huggers gonna hug, but I have mad ninja skills. 3) have dates with your kids, it makes them feel special. 4) you are unsmart, if not an actual word, is always a valid comeback. 5) my knees at 43 playing keeper don't […]
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Stop list making, a direct order to myself
By e on November 20, 2014
I'm sure it has something to do with the competitive nature of humans, but we live in a world of superlatives. On tv they sell us the best cars EVER. The most air tight ziplock bags you have ever used. They even sell the best TVs on TV (mind blown). Wars have been started over […]
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Bugs not hugs
By e on November 19, 2014
I feel about hugs what some people feel about bugs. I don't mind them but I don't want to be surprised by one. The coffee shop where I work is located next to a yoga studio. One of our regulars is a frequent practitioner of yoga. He comes over after class and reads the paper […]
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By e on November 18, 2014
I will be the first to admit, happily even, that I have a very immature sense of humor. It all comes down to body parts and poop. Perhaps it's our vulnerability with regard to these topics that make it all so funny. Maybe I never grew out of the anal phase. Either way we can't […]
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What I learned Monday #200
By e on November 17, 2014
1) Never trust a fart 2) 4 hours on a Saturday at the Apple Store. Yay 3) Zombie Honeymoon not as good of a movie as you might think 4)My life is full of scorpios 5) I dreamt about a person I don't know in real, life stepping on a scorpion on their carpeted living […]
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A day shared
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When I met C I quickly learned that we were both scorpios. We were born 2 days and 10 years apart. We were two girls who never questioned the ways in which we are special and relished that we each had a day that was ours alone. We celebrated our birthdays together. She shares the […]
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For unto us a child is born
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I am a child of autumn. While my heart swells at the brightness of spring it is renewed by the colors of fall. I love the unpredictability of view. How in one day a street of green is transformed to oranges and reds. How bitterness of morning warms to sun dancing off the wind by […]
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Tear down the wall
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There are German exchange students at the Goose's school this year. This news prompted a conversation on the subject. I told her that when I was in school you could always tell the exchange students by their shoes and the Germans by their pants. This confused her. The world was a lot bigger then, I […]
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What I learned #199
By e on November 10, 2014
1) it's always the girls that cry about poor sportsmanship at a game that end up punching someone in the ribs. 2) while trying to figure out how to apologize to the Bug for having seen me accidentally naked, he saves the day by saying it was ok because he didn't have his glasses on. […]
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Breast Implant Costs
The following statistical data represents the cost of breast implants along with each corresponding year. You will find that the graph begins to show costs for silicone gel breast implants in 2006 as that was the first year they were approved for usage.
Please note that these are national averages. There are many factors that determine costs, such as region, skill of surgeon, and individual needs. The above breast implant costs are indicative of individual physician/surgeon fees. They do not include fees for the surgical facility, anesthesia, medical tests, prescriptions, and other miscellaneous inherent expenses. You will have to consult a physician to determine your unique situation and costs. The above statistical data comes courtesy of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS).
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Meet the Team
Dr. Rob McMonigle
Dr. McMonigle is a 1998 graduate of Washington State. He has dedicated his professional career to creating a warm and caring environment in which he provides excellent medical and surgical care to his patients. Rob's greatest enjoyment is watching his patients grow up - "It's something special to see a young animal grow up and become not just a pet, but part of the family". Rob grew up in Kent, is an avid cyclist and enjoys spending his off-hours with his wife and three children. His dog Wilson visits the clinic occasionally, while his cats have opted to stay home. Add Dr Rob as a friend on Facebook!
Dr. Sandy Larson
Dr. Larson is a 1977 graduate of Washington State. He's been working with us since 2001 and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the practice. Sandy enjoys spending his free time in the great outdoors with his wife and son. Sandy and his son are involved in Boy Scouts, which has allowed them to go canoeing and on quite a few backpacking trips. They have also recently adopted a great dog.
Dr. Ali Clark
Dr. Clark joined McMonigle Veterinary Hospital PLLC after graduating from Washington State University in 2008. In her spare time she enjoys her snakes (Princess, Gwenny and Hoggle), cats (Simon and Roxy), dog (Spencer) and spending time with her husband Charlie. As a former competitive gymnast she plans to continue to pursue coaching gymnastics in the future.
Dr. Angie Martinez
Dr. Martinez graduated from University of Wisconsin in 2007. She has experience in general practice and emergency medicine and has a special interest in surgery and preventative care. Angie was born in Southern California, met her husband (a Washington native) while in school in Wisconsin and moved to Washington state after graduation. She enjoys spending time with her husband and their cat, Mason. Her hobbies include cooking, gardening and cheering on the Seahawks! Angie also speaks fluent Spanish!
Maria Biermann
Practice Manager
Maria started working at McMonigle Veterinary Hospital as a Veterinary Technician in 2007. She currently works at the front desk and manages the practice. She graduated from the College of Southern Idaho in 2005 and worked as a Technician in North Dakota for 2 years before moving back to her home state and joining our team. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, backpacking and flying with her husband and spending time with her cat, Jules.
Edie joined our front office team in July 2012. She had previously worked at a vet clinic in Kingston before moving to Maple Valley. She enjoys reading and gardening.
Betony Payne
Betony joined our reception staff in 2015. She has worked with pets and their families for a decade. She moved here from California is 2012 and since then, she has been enjoying the beauty of the PNW along with her husband and her dog Bogart. When she isn't here helping our great clients, she enjoys camping and game nights with friends.
Cordia Mickelson
Veterinary Technician
Cordia graduated in 2005 from Pierce College's Veterinary Technology Program. She joined our staff in 2008 and does our in house lab work, anesthesia, teeth cleanings, radiography and general assisting. Cordia and her husband have two dogs, and two kids (Lilly and Lars) who keep them very busy. She enjoys mountain trail riding, hiking, skiing and reading.
Veterinary Assistant
Trish joined our team in May 2009. She has worked as a Veterinary Assistant since graduating from PIMA Medical in 2001. Having worked at a specialty cat clinic, she gained a lot of skills and knowledge about caring for and handling all types of cats. She spends her free time with Jeremy and their two cats (Calli and Hank) and also enjoys camping, fishing and hiking.
Kyla Smith
Veterinary Technician
Kyla graduated from the Pima Veterinary Technician program in 2010 and joined us in July 2015. She previously spent nearly 4 years in emergency medicine and now enjoys the more relaxed atmosphere and pace of general practice. She enjoys hiking, backpacking, camping and eating bacon chocolate chip cookies in her spare time. She has a pitbull named Mimzy who is ridiculously adorable.
Traci Smith
Veterinary Technician
Traci graduated from the PIMA Veterinary Technician program in Nevada in June 2015 and received her license in August 2015. She moved to Washington and joined our team in January 2017. In her spare time, she loves to go hiking with her husband and their two dogs - Charlie and Pico.
Chelle Marrill
Veterinary Assistant
Chelle started working at our office in 2013 after graduating and completing her externship with us for the PIMA Veterinary Assistant Program. She plans on continuing her education to get her technician license. Chelle spends her free time with her crew of animals – she has 3 dogs: Jake, Rox and Winnie, as well as 3 cats: Sky, Kloe and Tali.
Miri Ruthford
Veterinary Assistant
Miri moved to the Seattle/Tacoma area with her husband in 2008 and started working for us in 2014. She is currently attending school to acquire her Veterinary Technician license. Miri has a dog and a toddler who are both quite energetic and keep each other entertained by one-sided games of fetch. In their spare time, Miri and her family enjoy hiking, biking and reading.
Art Gee
Veterinary Assistant
Art joined our team as a Veterinary Assistant in July 2016 and he loves the opportunity to help the technicians and doctors when it comes to caring for our patients. In his free time, Art and his husband Bryan enjoy spending time with their two dogs, Yogi & Pierre, as well as hosting their friends for a variety of things - brunch, dinner, game nights or sometimes just hanging out and socializing with one another.
Em Mattingly
Kennel Assistant
Em joined our team in 2016 as a Kennel Assistant. She is currently attending Green River Running Start and wants to study ecology. Em volunteers at The Seattle Aquarium and enjoys her assortment of pets: a crested gecko, betta fish, two cats and one dog!
Frankie & Olive
Olive (black and white) and Frankie (tabby) are foster kittens that settled in and stayed at our clinic while their sister Roxy went to live with Dr Clark. They often hang out in the back with our staff but occasionally make appearances in the lobby. Check our Facebook and Instagram pages for more pictures and updates!
Dr. Rob's weimaraner, Wilson, fills the clinic with joy when he visits a few times a month. He makes friends quickly and is always full of energy and ready to play. Wilson is an enthusiastic hiker/runner, exceptional fetcher and exuberant treat taker. When Wilson comes to visit, he spends most of his time in the back or playing in the field but occasionally you can find him making friends in the lobby.


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Enjoy the tranquility of the forest and the virgin ocean in a protected natural lake, 30 km from Punta del Este and 7 km from Jose Ignacio, Uruguay. natural environment, horses, cows, listening to the sea and the birds. And at night you can sit and watch the stars in the sky in front of our outdoor fire. Beatiful views, trekking roads, kite surfing, roasts, bird watching. comfortable beds and delicious breakfast in the morning!
Where you can Smoke Marijuana
- Cannabis Provided
- Outside Smoking
- Inside Smoking
- Lounge Smoking
- Vaporizer Only
- Vaporizer Provided
- Property type : Multiple Room
- Room type: Shared
- Accommodates: 10
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bedtype: Air Beds
- Nearest Airport: Laguna del Sauce, Punta del Este
- Is owner on site: Yes
- Pets on Premises: Not Allowed
- City: El Caracol
- State: Rocha
- Country: Uruguay
- Cancellation: Moderate: Full refund 5 days prior to arrival, except fees