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Tips for Optimal Internet Connection
- April 24th, 2018
- Posted in Best Practices, Better Together Newsletter, Blog
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What Does Good Look Like?
- April 19th, 2018
- Posted in Best Practices, Better Together Newsletter
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It seems that people crave feedback. I always appreciate compliments, and (for the most part!) am grateful for constructive feedback when maybe I didn't do something well. This is true in every role I find myself in – husband, father,… Read More
HTA Announcements: April 2018
- April 17th, 2018
- Posted in Better Together Newsletter
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In April, we welcomed 2 new team members – Dan and Paul! We also wished one of our core team members the best of luck in his next adventure.
Meet Tina: Our Humble Office Manager
- April 12th, 2018
- Posted in Better Together Newsletter, Blog, Your HTA Team
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Tina joined the Howard Tech Team in early 2018, and brought a wealth of knowledge and experience in accounting, HR, serving our community, and team leadership skills! Tina is an avid supporter of local farmers markets and starts each day… Read More
Save Space on Your Favorites Bar
- April 10th, 2018
- Posted in Better Together Newsletter, Tech Tips and Tricks
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If you have a lot of favorite sites that you like to bookmark, your real estate below the address bar is limited. With Favicons you no longer need to save the entire web address, description or even the name of… Read More
Giving Back to Our Community: April 2018
- April 5th, 2018
- Posted in Better Together Newsletter, Blog
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We are excited to return as a sponsor of the Junior Achievement of Central Maryland's Bowl-a-thon in June! This year's event is on Wednesday, June 6th from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Brunswick Bowling Alley in Columbia. Our team… Read More
Microsoft Updates Help Deter Ransomware
- April 3rd, 2018
- Posted in Better Together Newsletter
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Tags: cyber attacks, cybersecurity, internet safety, network security, security
We are all too familiar with how smart cyber criminals are becoming. The threats of ransomware are enough to make everyone paranoid about what information they are sharing and with whom. Fortunately, if you are willing to take some precautions… Read More


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What is Archival Quality?
Archival quality, as the name suggests, ensures that the materials used to produce your print will withstand the test of time. For all Fine Art Prints, we always use museum-grade substrates, inks, and processes to obtain your print. Each print offering will list which process and substrate is being used: Gelatin Silver, C-type, Lightjet or Giclée. If you would like to know specifics about how we create your print, we are happy to oblige: please contact us directly at: email@example.com
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Flachau Resort Guide
Flachau, Austria
Rated: 3/5 (from 6 ratings)
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|Intermediates, Snowboarders and Apres-Ski.
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|350km217 miles
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Part of one of Austria's largest ski areas, the Salzburger Sportwelt Amadé, Flachau is directly lift -linked to Wagrain, Kleinarl and Flachauwinkl, and from there to Zauchensee and Alpendorf. The village has been made famous in recent seasons by the spectacular achievements of its famous son Herman Maier, World and Olympic Champion. The nearby village of Reitdorf, lift-linked to Wagrain, is part of the Flachau domain.
When will it snow in Flachau?
There is currently no significant snow in the 7-day forecast for Flachau.
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Flachau Facts, Stats and Ratings
Flachau Rated
|Intermediate Skiers
How High is Flachau?
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|Resort Altitude (Flachau)
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Flachau Ski Area
|Black Pistes
Expert Trails
|Red Pistes
Intermediate Runs
|43km27 miles
|Blue Pistes
Easy Trails
|11km7 miles
|Green Pistes
Beginner Runs
|2km1 miles
Total Length
|350km217 miles
|Cross Country
Total Length
|160km99 miles
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Intermediate Runs
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Easy Trails
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Beginner Runs
Total Length
|760km472 miles
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Flachau Summary
The Austrian Ski Resort of Flachau is part of the Salzburger Sportwelt ski area with access to 760km472 miles of downhill skiing, with 144 marked pistes, served by a total of 270 ski lifts. In addition to the skiing in Flachau itself (350km217 miles of pisted ski runs), the appropriate ski Lift Pass will allow you to ski or snowboard in the other Salzburger Sportwelt ski resorts of Altenmarkt-Zauchensee, Filzmoos, Goldegg, Kleinarl, Radstadt, St. Johann-Alpendorf and Wagrain. Flachau is directly linked by Ski Lift to the ski areas of Wagrain.
Flachau Overview
Only 60 kms from Mozart's birthplace, Salzburg, lies Austria's very own Three Valleys ski area with over 300 kms of skiable pistes. At the heart of the three valleys and just off Autobahnen 66, lies the Austrian farm community of Flachau, with its traditional rustic chalets.
An intermediate skiers' and snowboarders paradise, Flachau's own ski area has 56 kms of ski runs, all of them graded blue or red whilst the linked area of Salzburger Sportwelt consists of over 300km (200 miles) of pistes, most of which is intermediate terrain with the remainder for experts. If the local Amadé region leaves you wanting more, then the Flachau is also a part of the Ski Amadé. This offers more than twice as much skiing again - in total there are nearly 1000km (700 miles) of trails on the pass, served by more than 250 lifts.
On the Mountain
The longest possible descent in Flachau is 6km4 miles long and the most difficult run is the 'Gamskogel Nord', which is 4km2 miles in length.
Skiing in Flachau
The area proudly boasts it is the home of Hermann Maier, the Herminator, Austria's World and Olympic Downhill champion, so one has to assume the skiing has much to recommend it! And it does, if you are an intermediate skier, that is. With mile upon mile of wide, cruisey, beautifully groomed runs, most skiers will have a great wonderful time. Expert skiers, too, will find that the area is not without its challenges (don't worry, you don't have to race Hermann) not least the 6km run from the Griessenkar ridge.
Thanks to the wealth of easy blue runs, beginners will find themselves with plenty choice when the time comes for them to graduate from the nursery slopes and skiers of all standards will be able to enjoy exploring the area together. The local ski schools can be excellent but make sure you are assigned an instructor who speaks your language. Cross country skiing is very popular around Flachau, with at least 160kms of trails of all standards to explore.
Flachau offers good sking, particularly, for Intermediate skiers.
Snowboarding in Flachau
The Riegler sisters, Claudia and Manuela, stars of the snowboard world cup circuit, hail from Flachau and snowboarders are very welcome here. There is a specialist snowboard school, a fun park (with chillhouse) and a half pipe. The wide easy terrain is marvellous for carving and free riders may find some more radical terrain to suit them, especially when there is fresh snow.
When is Flachau open?
We don't currently have confirmed season dates for Flachau.
Usual opening is early December, and usual closing is Mid April.
NOTE:- Lift and Piste openings are always subject to Snow Conditions in Flachau.
Snow Making
Flachau is able to make snow, on 56km35 miles of ski runs, with 200 snow cannons.
Ski Lift Capacity
The 100 ski lifts of Flachau are able to uplift 60,000 skiers and snowboarders every hour.
Where is Flachau?
Flachau is in the Austrian Alps in Salzburger Sportwelt, Salzburg, Austria.
How can I get to Flachau?
By Air
The nearest airports to Flachau are Salzburg, Klagenfurt and Ljubljana. There are eight airports within three hours drive. Salzburg is just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.
Talking about Flachau
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Off the Mountain
Flachau Aprés Ski
Flachau is an Austrian farming town and most of the skiing clientele is Austrian or German. As such the resort has an atmosphere the locals describe as gemutlichkeit (cosy and relaxed). There are several bars and discos (check out Yeti's Partyhaus) where guests and locals alike can drink and dance the night away but you are likely to find the nightlife is more friendly than frenetic.
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- Louis Pasteur's mural in Lessons from the past, challenges for the future, Rome
- R.Vallery-Radot, La vie de Pasteur, Hachette, Paris 1900
- W.F.Bynum and Helen Bynum, Dictionary of medical biography, Greenwood Press, Westport (CT) 2007, vol. IV, pp. 978-983.


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Loose Women Mini Competition prize draw is also offering viewers the chance to win a £20,000 in tax free cash. The winner will also receive two (2) Mini Cooper cars. There are also 5 runner up prizes worth £250 each.
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This Loose Women Mini competition prize draw is available for entry from 6:00 am on Friday 8 September 2017. Postal entry at ITV.com will close at 17:00 on Thursday 12 October 2017.
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Please note! You must post your entries before this deadline to ensure that they will be received by the promoter. To be on the safe side, please post 2nd class postal entries before last collection on Monday 9 October 2017. The Deadline for submission by 1st class mail is by last postal collection on Wednesday 11 October 2017.
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To speed up your studies, we allow for a Transfer of Credits (ToC) from your first degree as follows:
- your first degree must have been equal or more than FOUR years
- course to be considered for ToC must be on a Master's level (i.e. no introductory courses!)
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Today is the 2nd International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, a devastating medical condition affecting millions of women in the developing world.
Obstetric fistula is caused when a woman goes through a prolonged, obstructed labour, without the right medical care. The baby usually dies and the woman is left without her child and with a hole – or fistula – in her birth canal. Without treatment, this often means a lifetime of chronic incontinence.
I first learned about fistula nearly a decade ago, and what frustrated me the most was that this is an entirely preventable problem. In fact, fistula used to be widespread in the industrialised world. New York's landmark Waldorf Astoria Hotel was built on the site of a fistula hospital which closed down when better treatment became available and took care of the problem. That was more than 100 years ago.
Why, you may ask, has change come at such sluggish pace for the women of Africa and South Asia? Why do millions continue to suffer when surgical repair with a success rate of up to 90%, post-operative care and rehabilitative treatment are available at a cost of only 300-500 dollars per case?
Part of the problem is that obstetric fistula doesn't get much attention. Despite an estimated two million women living with the condition and about 50,000 to 100,000 new cases every year, most people have never heard of fistula. The sad truth is that obstetric fistula remains a largely untold story of suffering. A story of suffering that has neither voice nor face.
Ever since I first heard of fistula, I have travelled to Ethiopia and Nigeria and met with dozens of women living with the condition. I learned of the truly horrific impacts fistula can have on the lives of women and girls, on their families and their communities.
At the same time, I also saw what difference it makes when women are given a chance to learn about their own bodies, have access to adequate health services and proper care. Many women with fistula have become advocates themselves, educating others in their communities. I feel that giving these women a voice and amplifying their stories to a global audience is the best hope we have to give fistula the attention it needs and end it for good.
What gives me hope is that there are now more and more people and organizations that do remarkable and wonderful work on the ground. Allison Shigo is one of them. Allison is the founder of Healing Hands of Joy, an amazing organization that has made it its mission to eradicate fistula in Ethiopia, where the condition is still widespread. By establishing what they call "safe motherhood networks", Allison and her team are not only facilitating access to treatment, but also helping to reintegrate fistula survivors into their communities. I will be going to visit Ethiopia and Allison in July, so watch this space for more stories.
In the meantime, if you want to make a difference on International Day to End Obstetric Fistula, you can support Allison and her work here. To learn more, check out Allison's editorial for Virgin Unite. If we can inspire more people to follow in Allison's footsteps, it is in our hands to end fistula in our lifetime.
- This is a guest blog by singer & actress Natalie Imbruglia.
Read Allison Shigo's post – Beriha's story: Can fistula be eradicated in Ethiopia?
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Weekend Coffee Share is a time for us to take a break out of our lives and enjoy some time catching up with friends (old and new)!
If we were having coffee, I'd tell you that the more I read Arnold Bennett's The Old Wives' Tale, the more I love his writing. Bennett is a 19th century novelist that I've never heard of, yet he should definitely be on par with say Elizabeth Gaskell. This is the story of two sisters who grow up in the same small town. Each one's life is full of challenges, though Constance takes the familiar route of staying in her town, marrying and raising her son, while her wilder sister elopes and runs off to Paris with a cad. I'll definitely look for more of Bennett's books.
I was sorry, but not surprised that the Hanoi Summit between the US and North Korea did not result in a deal. I do hope that in a few years these efforts bear fruit. My heart goes out to the people who live under the DPRK regime.
My good friend Kristi is in town from France, where she lives with her husband and son. She and Max, her son, are here during his spring break to help with her step dad who's in the hospital. I saw them on Wednesday when I picked them up at the airport and hope to have time for a good long chat this week.
We've had cold and ugly weather this week. We've got some sunshine, but often gray skies and a lot of the snow's melted so it's patches of snow, often dirty, mixed with patches of brown and greenish grass. I'd be fine with a few more inches of snow. It's really too early for spring in these parts.
I'm sad that the Masterpiece/BBC Victoria series has concluded for the season. I long for the times when such a series would have more episodes. PBS doesn't have much on the docket for Sunday nights in March.
Work on my play is proceeding slowly. I lost the latest revision. Somehow it got deleted. I do have a PDF version so I'm using that to recreate this latest draft. The loss could be worse, but it's a pain to go back like I'm playing Chutes and Ladders.
I had high hopes for the film Shoplifters, but the ending left a lot to be desired and the characters' lives were quite depressing. A lot of their troubles could have been avoided.


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**"Game of Thrones" spoilers here**
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, the actor who plays Jaime Lannister in "Game of Thrones," should surely give himself a hand for his performance over eight seasons of the series.
But in a promotional image for the show, it appeared as if his character had actually grown back his hand.
Jaime, of course, wore a metal hand after his right hand was cut off in the third season of the show by a character named Locke, when he was a prisoner of House Bolton with (now Ser) Brienne of Tarth.
In Sunday's episode of the show, "The Bells," which is the last one before the series finale on May 19, Jaime and his sister Queen Cersei die together in King's Landing when a ceiling in the cellar of the Red Keep collapses on them as Daenerys Targaryen burns the city to ashes.
The image in question shows Jaime embracing his sister, who is pregnant with their child, as they prepare to meet their fate.
Jaime's metal hand was visible in the show. However, in an image initially released by HBO, Coster-Waldau's non-metal right hand can be seen, as though it were never removed from Jaime's body. HBO quickly nixed the image, but fans kept the evidence to share on Twitter.
This small gaffe follows last week's viral coffee cup error, in which Daenerys was seen sitting across from a Starbucks-like cup from craft services in the episode "The Last of the Starks."
The cup was eventually erased from the episode.
Even though Jaime's "regrown" right hand did not make the episode, that did not stop viewers from calling the show out on social media.
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Finding their way, after Ray
Calvary members come to terms with losing their pastor
When Ray Pritchard left his position as senior pastor at Calvary Memorial Church on Lake Street seven months ago, the congregation went into a period of mourning. Six members of Calvary gathered at Cosi Cafe last month to talk about the experience of being between pastors.
"I felt a great loss," Tom Benno recalled, "because he was a close friend." Soo Ai Kudo also experienced her pastor's leaving as a loss. "We've been very close. We worked together, we fought together, so we miss him. We were like family. He ministered to each one of us in different ways. It leaves a hole in our lives."
"We had a business meeting at church shortly after he left," Rosa Cervantes remembered. "It was sad because a lot of us were grieving." Kathryn McBride said she couldn't go to church for two months after Pritchard left.
When individuals lose a spouse through death or divorce, they need to go through a time of grieving which has several stages. Granger Westberg in Good Grief describes stages like shock, depression, anger, the return hope and affirming reality. Bruce Fisher talks about the rebuilding blocks of denial, loneliness, anger, letting go, trust and freedom in his book on divorce recovery titled Rebuilding.
The same is true for congregations when their pastor leaves. Karl Reko, an Oak Park resident who is a consultant for congregations and church institutions, describes three stages in a paradigm of transition he learned from Transitions by William Bridges: 1) The end, 2) the neutral zone, and 3) the new beginning.
Reko argues that the neutral zone is the difficult part of the process. He likes to quote M. Ferguson to congregations going through the interim between pastors:
"It's not so much that we're afraid of change, or so in love with old ways, but it's that place in between we fear ... it's like being in between trapezes. It's Linus when his blanket is in the dryer. There's nothing to hold on to."
That the six members spent much of their 90-minute sharing time talking about what a wonderful man their former pastor was, indicated that they were still in the neutral zone. They were still going through the grieving process.
Cervantes said Prit-chard was charismatic and touched everybody. McBride said, "He was more than charismatic. He was kind and had integrity. He was a great man." Chris Smith remembered the time she traveled with him in a small group to Nepal. "He would preach his heart out in tiny, little churches as much as he would on the big stage of Calvary. He's a great teacher."
McBride told about the night at the church when congregants could say goodbye to him and how people stood in line for over an hour to have a minute with him. "Even people who disagreed with him respected him," she added, "because he was kind and funny. He wasn't adversarial. He really liked people."
Cervantes choked up as she tried to begin a story about her cousin. "He came to visit me from Spain and didn't speak a word of English," she said as she collected her emotions. "He is the kind of person who doesn't go to church but agreed to come to Calvary with me one Sunday morning. After the service, he said he had goosebumps, and his wife was crying because she had felt the love in the congregation."
That is part of the work that happens in the neutral zone, according to Reko. He refers to the work as "making peace with the old."
"Making peace with the old means accepting its loss," Reko said. "Part of the price of the ticket into the new situation seems to be acknowledging our grief at the loss of the old and saying an appropriate farewell."
He adds that it is unhealthy to rush the work that needs to be done in the neutral zone or, worse yet, to try to jump over it to the new beginning. "No matter how tempting it is to try and force our entry into the new setting," he said, "if we try to skip the middle stage, we may find ourselves returning to it later and not knowing what is happening ... while in the middle stage we may just have to stop, look around, live the experiences in the in-between stage and wait until our system has equipped us to move on."
Reko acknowledged that transitions worked through in the neutral zone can be a kind of dying, but that work can also produce hard-won insights into living and a reaffirmation of core values.
Benno admitted, "Later, I realized that I might be wanting to talk him out of it for the wrong reasons. At that point I realized that God is sovereign. After we prayed about it, I realized that this might be an opportunity for God to do his thing. Personally I was going to church a lot just to hear Ray preach. That's not the reason to go to church. Now we've had a series of ministers, and the Word is ministering to me. I've seen a lot of growth, but that doesn't mean that I still don't feel pain. The only way you know you've died to self is if you feel pain."
"We definitely feel the loss of the person, the leader, the friend," said Tatia Gibbons, "but we are also drawing closer to God in our walk. We are understanding that God is not any one person. That's something that comes through in times like this."
Kudo said the congregation has realized it is God's word that is their foundation and not a personality. "We've now had a string of pastors who have all been good preachers," she said. "It has reinforced for us that though he is gone, the Word is still there and that is a comfort. Ray is not the only preacher out there. It's good for the church to be reminded of that. In a very real way, it is God's church, not our church, not Ray's church."
Moving toward a new beginning
That the church members are attaining these kinds of insights is a sign that much of the work of the neutral zone has been completed, and they are getting closer to the time when they are ready for a new beginning. "We have hope that God will bless us again," Rosa Cervantes declared. "It took a couple months before we could say that, but we are encouraged."
Kudo is part of the search committee, which is in charge of finding a new pastor.
"We are an independent church," explained Bob Boerman, one of the pastors on staff at Calvary Memorial, "so we've put together a search team that refines the job description and then starts looking for candidates at churches with similar theology."
Meanwhile, nine miles north of Tupelo, Miss., the Rev. Ray Pritchard is going through the same process as his former parishioners. For Pritchard, the process began about two years ago, while he and his wife Marlene were still in Oak Park. He said they loved living and working in Oak Park but that an "inner restlessness" was telling him the time to move was approaching. "I agonized over the decision for a long time and thought and prayed about it," he recalled, "but the time came last September when I knew I needed to take a step of faith. I had prayed for nine months, 'Lord, do things we're not used to,' so we left Oak Park and moved to Mississippi."
And do something different is what he and Marlene did. They are "now living in a cabin by a lake a half-mile down a gravel road behind a cattle gate next to a country road that runs into another country road that crosses the Natchez Trace."
The Pritchards had to let go of Oak Park and Calvary just as his former members had to let go of him. "The move itself was a shock," he said. "In 48 hours we moved from the heart of Oak Park to a cabin in the woods. No more Lake Street traffic; no more Winberie's, Lalo's or Parky's; no more West Sub; no more Wednesday Journal; no more Farmers' Market; no more debates with the minister from Unity Temple; no more 'nuclear-free' zones. All that vanished overnight."
They realized this is a transitional time in their lives, and they are making the most of it. "For quite awhile we were resting and praying and thinking about the future," Pritchard said. "I've done lots of traveling, more than I expected. I've also been speaking in various places and working on some writing projects." He added that he has enjoyed sitting in the pew and listening to others preach to him. "Every pastor should have the same opportunity at some point," he said. "It's good for the soul not to always be in leadership."
Making the most of his time in the neutral zone has also included reading a variety of books: The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman, Integrity by Henry Cloud, 1776 by David McCullough, Iain Murray's two-volume biography of Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Blink by Malcolm Gladwell, Crucial Conversations by Kerry Patterson et. al., Your Ministry's Next Chapter by Gary Fenton, Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code, and Da Vinci Deception by Erwin Lutzer.
That the Pritchards have worked their way through the neutral zone a bit is evidenced by their ability to entertain scenarios about the future with enthusiasm. "China looms large in our thinking," he said. A visit there three years ago when all three of their sons were teaching English in that country opened that possibility in their minds.
He also has a desire to mentor the next generation of pastors. "I have a burden to help train the next generation of up-and-coming young Christian leaders from around the world," he said. "And I'm very interested in helping and encouraging pastors any way that I can."
"Transitions are initially experiences of dying," Reko concluded, "of leaving something behind and moving on. But with all the ups and downs of transitions, we are learning how to live as well as how to die."
Both Ray Pritchard and the congregation he left, it seems, would agree.
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|Before the Vix makeover
As I mentioned before, the seller had given the suite a shabby chic makeover which just wasn't me (or my doll's house) so I replaced backing with a bright orange mosaic tile instead. I found the Moroccan tile-effect floor paper for 36p a sheet in the clearance section of a doll's house website. The laundry basket was also on clearance and was £1.45 but as it was a modern piece I had to trim it down to size as vintage doll's houses are 16:1 whereas modern ones are 12:1 (something I didn't know until recently).
- Bathroom scales made from white tack painted with blackboard paint.
- I made the bath mat by gluing trimmed down lollipop sticks together and edging them with toothpicks. I stained it with diluted instant coffee. The slippers are lolly sticks and carpet left over from the playroom.
- The mirror came from an old compact, the frame from a huge lot from a charity shop.
- The shower is a bent hatpin and a military button. The soap dish is half of a blister pack of painkillers. The soap is an out-of-date hay fever tablet and the transparent shower screen the packaging from a box of grapes.
- I made the towel rail from off cuts of wood and cotton buds.
- The shampoo bottle is a straw covered in sellotape. The soap is another hay fever tablet.
- The towels in the unit are off a dish cloth, the toilet rolls are a single piece of tissue cut into small strips and wound around a straw.
- I made the macrame plant holder from garden string.
That orange electric shaver is still the cutest doll's house thing I've ever seen, I had to make a can of Old Spice shaving foam to go with it . All the other mini toiletries were me-made, too.
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I will be copying my ramblings from my Cancun vacation 2009. Posted originally on Facebook.. My family and friends did a little bit of comment chatting so I will try to leave the comments intact as well.
Do I just look like I want cocaine? I mean Cancun Day 3
by Tim Tukaram Spotswood on Tuesday, June 9, 2009 at 2:04am
Do I just look like I want cocaine? I mean Cancun Day 3
Day 3? Day 3?? I'm gonna die and run out of money, not necessarily in that order.
(oh my this one got long, oh well it was a great day. Don't read if you don't want… this just writerbation anyway)
Today was zip line tour day! Yes it was as amazing as it sounded. It was about an hour bus ride out to the place. Like 7 hotel stops, I was #3. There were about 20 or 25 people in our group. First thing when we get there they are giving us our schedule: A 2 mile zip line tour above the jungle canopy. A jeep ride to a cenote to swim, then back for lunch… at which point every single one of us interrupted them and said we were supposed to have a mountain bike ride to the cenote. She apologized and said the tour agencies were no longer supposed to sell the bike tour anymore but lucky for us the jeep "extreme' tour is more expensive so we got a great deal. When did a jeep ride down the street become more extreme than a 1 mile bike ride through the jungle? I informed her that their own website still says bike ride. Good news though that was the only hiccup in the whole day.
So time to go on the zip lines! Since we need both hands for the line we can't take cameras with us (there go my video plans). But you know that also means they will take pics to sell us. So we go get our harnesses. Jungleboy was my staff helper buddy. He asked if it was my first time to do zip lines. I said yes and he said it was his first time too. So I said that was cool, we could learn together… but he goes first. He seemed to like that and gave me hell all day. As soon as we get suited up they give us some parrots and take our picture (I told you they would try to sell us pics). I bought one. Sometimes you have to.
After a quick, funny, and mostly wrong, demonstration we go climb the first tower. (sit back, knees up, ankles crossed, left hand holding the harness strap, the right hand holding the cable behind you to steer and brake – sounds like a director in a porn movie). It was about 11 transfer towers, not one long ride (wow that would long). The first two were pretty short and not too steep. Then they got realllllly long and some were crazy steep. They seemed a bit worried about me at first. I was not the largest but I was the oldest. They seemed to think that could be a bad combination but I quickly proved them wrong! The only problem was that I wouldn't brake until right had by the landing platform (I didn't think it was a problem). Some of the others were coming in hot too. Then it got to be a competition to see who go the fastest.
On one tower a staff member said I had to ride upside down. It seemed like a good idea at the time. Forget the sitting rules. Both hands on the harness, pick up your knees until you get top heavy and flip upside down, now let go of the harness and flail about like a monkey as you hurdle through the air! Once I was in position they shoved off the platform and started yelling "Wait! Wait for me!!" (they do that on purpose of course) He quickly jumped off and caught me about half way to the next platform and started spinning me in circles. I smacked the tops of a couple trees and had a wonderful ride. I never got a chance to do the superman though. That is when they clip the back of you harness and you lay on your stomach. They ride behind you holding your ankles up so you are in a flying position. Most of us did one or the other. One of the ladies that did both said the upside was much better, which is why I picked it.
One of the last rides was very short but super steep. They said we had to start braking halfway down or we would never stop in time. Yeah, right. Most of us came in barely braking at all. I didn't know my tennis shoes would squeal like car tires!
Lots of towers, lots of fun.
So on to the cenote. It was pretty cool. So deep you couldn't get to the bottom but since I swim like a rock I didn't jump off the cliff or ride/jump the zip line (it had a higher drop than the cliff). I went down the ladder and jumped off the bottom rung. I was not the only one. Really cool water, but a bit green. They say don't drink the water in Mexico… We all hope this doesn't count.
About now most of us were glad we didn't ride the bikes! Could have ridden the segeway but that was $10 extra. No one rode them. (they had mountain bike tires and looked funnier than usual.
Lunch was good. I told them that I was a vegetarian so don't put the fajitas on my plate. The little old lady in the itchen quickly made me a great salad to go with my beans and rice. They said the fajitas were either monkey or chihuahua, but don't worry it all taste like chicken.
Then a 45 minute bus ride back to my hotel, somehow a faster trip. Monkeyboy hitched a ride back to town and amused us all the way.
Quick shower, a little chain mail weaving, and off to downtown. Markets are still empty, everyone cancelled their trips because of the swine flu. Idiots. Bought myself a new belt. The guy seemed pissed about the final price. Which means he would have gone lower and I would have paid more, about right I think. Almost every shop tried to sell me pot and/or cocaine. Do I just look like I want cocaine? Don't answer that.
The hotel zone is all giant hotels, lots of clubs, neon, and noise. Downtown is much quieter, and has more locals than tourist. I like downtown better. But it was too touristy for my mood today so I started walking. And walking. And walking. I got about 3 miles from the main drag and ended up in a barrio. Felt like Tonga and the Philippines. I find a nice bar (no A/C, peeling paint, bad sound system, poor lighting, no white people). Great place for a rest. Really cheap drinks, like cheaper than the OXXO (their 7-11). The waitresses English was worse than my Spanish but got it all worked out. When I need it somehow I speak more Spanish than I thought. A lady promptly helped herself to a seat with me and offered some companionship. Do I just look like an old horn dog? Don't answer that. She went from $100 to $40 quickly. I declined but bought her a beer. I just can't justify spending that much money for 13 ½ seconds of fun (ok I exaggerate, but it would be embarrassing to admit to 3 ½ seconds). Just tell them you only have $15 and they leave you alone, this time it was true, I only had $190 pesos ($15 USD). She spoke almost no English and my basic Spanish failed too. So I drank my coke, she drank her beer and we checked each others tonsils a bit.
Start the day on zip lines end it kissing some stranger… it is vacation right?
Enough appetizer, time for dinner (about 10:00). She got me a taxi back to the main strip for only 20 pesos, it would have cost me at least 100 pesos ($8). I had to go to 100% natural again. This time a burger, fries (of a sort), and water, not bottled. You must live life with gusto (the concierge said all the water was safe so why the hell not?). Ate half and brought the rest back for breakfast.
Wandered around a bit then back to the hotel about midnight. The pyramid lights were off and the lobby was so dark I thought the hotel was closed.
Damn! I just realized I didn't eat my pillow chocolates while writing this tome. The day is ruined!! I will just have to do it all again tomorrow *^.^*
Good night and good luck.
Colleen Flanagan Luna Sounds like a big day!! Glad you are having a great time!! I told the boy again to sign up but he said you can tell him all about it when you get home!!
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Colleen Flanagan Luna I was thinking….if they tell you not to drink the water…don't you think they should also warn you against strange women??? I would feel safer with the water 🙂
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Since their formation in Valencia in 2012, original fusion project Solana have been enchanting listeners with their rhythmically complex and harmonically rich music inspired by folk traditions from around the world.
Solana's sound is lead by flutes, violin, accordion and Spanish guitar, and takes influence from such diverse greats as Tigran Hamasyan, Kíla, Paco de Lucía and Dhafer Youssef. Their latest release CAMINO received the following praise:
"Their music ranges boldly from klezmer melodies, tingling tango, exuberant Irish folk and swinging jazz to pumping reggae and lilting Latin […] thoroughly invigorating" — Songlines
"A fervent and fertile form of world fusion" — Shire Folk
"They make my spice shelf look boring… an accomplished and colourful album" — Folk Radio UK
When not playing music, the members of Solana can be found making chutney, cycling long distances, and correcting people who mispronounce "paella".
Tamsin Elliott – flute, whistles, accordion
Rowen Elliott – violin, effects
Elio Arauz de Marcos – drums, percussion, vocals
Henry Edmonds – electric and double bass
JP Wolfgang – Spanish guitar
New videoclip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA3nRHWrF1g
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It's fairly common understanding that principles mean nothing unless you are willing to act on them. In fact, the whole idea of principle-driven action was one of my motivating factors for starting to write here – it gave me not only an outlet, but a way to seed my thoughts and force myself to draw my own line in the sand.
For instance, I never really knew where my line in the sand was regarding gun control legislation. I always thought that I would just know when it had been crossed before, but now I have a concrete line – registration. It wasn't that I didn't have one, it was just that it became clear to me when I forced myself to write one down that I needed to justify it in my own mind and according to my own principles.
So in accordance with principle-driven action, I've decided to take on a new mantle in defense of liberty and to combat tyranny on all fronts. Control-minded politicians and authorities absolutely loathe self-reliant men and women who are willing and ABLE to defend their God-given rights and personal sovereignty. I am going to start stretching out to friends and family that I know who are either unfamiliar with firearms or have yet to procure one and start trying to bend their ear so that they can not only come to grips with the political environment developing around them, but make a better informed decision regarding their own personal decision to own or not own a firearm. What's absolutely beautiful about it is that I can even tout the famous gun control mantra as I do it… if it saves just one life.


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Ding Ding! It's The 13th Highland Fling
As host to the 2018 Scottish Ultra Trail Championships, this year's Highland Fling starting list of over 800 will once again include some of the UK's top ultrarunners. Saturday's (28 April) 53-mile race along the West Highland Way is arguably the UK's biggest and most competitive ultra-distance event.
The women's race promises to be hotly contested with last year's women's podium finishers returning to battle along the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond to the finish in Tyndrum.
2017 winner, Nicola Adams-Hendry, is set to defend her title. The Garscube Harrier has been a force to be reckoned in the Scottish Ultra-distance scene over the past few years, winning the Scottish Championships twice. This will be her fifth Highland Fling. She has also won the Devil o' the Highlands, three times.
Irish athlete Nicola, who resides in Edinburgh, runs for Carnethy and has a marathon PB of 2:33 is expected to run a big race. Winning every ultra she competed in last year, she may have a crack at Beth Pascall's 7:52 course record.
Morgan Windram-Geddes and Rachel Normand (nee Newstead) who finished second and third last year will be looking for podium places and championship medals again while 100km internationalists Charlotte Black, Sophie Mullins (both Scotland) and Gemma Carter (England) are expected to mix it up at the front end. Carter is fresh from a win at Country to Capital and a sub three marathon in Manchester. Local runner and resident Californian, Jamie Aarons has a wealth of ultra-experience and wins to her name and is sure to make her presence known.
Others to look out for are Sara Al-Khadhimi, Aisling Allum, Gemma Bragg, Rosie Doull, Charlotte Finch, Georgina Hinton-Lewis, Claire McArthur, Carla Molinaro, Jo Newens, Louise Smart and Christine Waller.
In the men's race, there will be an equal depth of talent. GB trail team's Kyle Greig makes his Highland Fling debut. The Metro Aberdeen athlete has shown his current form by finishing fifth in a top international field at the Tarawera 100km in New Zealand. He was also the first GB athlete at the World Trail Championships in 2017. No slouch in shorter distances, his 10k personal best is 30 minutes. An incredible rise for an athlete who only ran his first marathon in 2016, clocking 2:25 in his debut at the distance.
Two athletes, Neil Kirby and Jon Ellis, both multiple winners at Centurion Running events will be making the journey north with their eyes on the podium. Kirby has won both the SDW and NDW 50 and 100 mile races and shows current fitness with a win at the recent the Coast Trail Series in Sussex.
Ellis can almost be viewed as a 50-mile specialist, with a string of wins at the distance. His most impressive performance was fourth at the Swiss Alpine Marathon last year. The Highland Fling course will play to his strengths.
We also expect John Connolly, local runner and previous winner of the Devil o' the Highlands, to be in contention. His best Highland Fling time is 7:59 in 2016. But following a CR at Glen Ogle 33, a win at the Stour Valley 100km and a fine performance at Transgrancanaria 125km, he's likely to hit the red carpet much quicker this weekend.
The 53-mile distance is long enough to challenge the most experienced of runners, but it's short enough to unearth some raw new talent. It's especially popular for ultra-newbies and speedy marathon and hill runners moving up to ultras.
Race organisers advice: "Just remember it's 53 miles. The race to Drymen isn't real!"


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About Jamie Leeming
This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Jamie Leeming contributed a whooping 49 entries.
Entries by Jamie Leeming
Some pictures from our 1st day on Sunday –September 22, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
Everyone enjoyed the day – young and old…
Not just cold war jets when you visit us….September 17, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
Our collection is varied – and therefore exhibits to suit all tastes.
This week we had a visit from UKARs Peter Rioch. Read the feature / review belowAugust 7, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
New Canberra seats fitted – see the link below…July 17, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
Further progress…July 17, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
Great progress made this week. The VC-10 and BAC 1-11 went over to the new venue this week. Shop and cafe positioned. VC-10 steps positioned. Loads of barbed wire and shrubbery removed. More work undertaken on the Varsity, Next week the rest of the aircraft are moved up – plus engines and exhibits. So moving […]
Both together – for nowJuly 12, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
The 1-11 we hope will be positioned on our pan just next to the hangar. But just for now…
VC-10 in her new homeJuly 12, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
The great new location is perfect. Positioned on the old runway, looking straight down towards the Air Traffic Control Tower…
VC-10 and BAC 1-11 repositionedJuly 12, 2015 in Blog /by Jamie Leeming
On Friday we took the most significant step of the new venture. Our two largest aircraft were relocated at our new base just up the runway.
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Defective Military Earplugs? Military Vets Explore Legal Options Against 3M
Did defective military earplugs cause hearing-related injuries to thousands of US veterans?
3M is currently facing legal action based on allegedly defective combat earplugs they made that were standard issue to military service members for several years. Now, many veterans say that they suffer from hearing loss, ringing in the ears, and balance problems because the earplugs didn't work.
In this interview, Mike Eidson explains how this isn't the first time 3M has faced legal action, as well as the options available for injured veterans. His firm accepts clients injured by defective products throughout the country, and he can be reached at 888-544-6767, or simply click the red "Ask Now For Free" button on the right.
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- What are the allegations against these earplugs?
- Did 3M know that these earplugs didn't work?
- What sort of injuries are being reported?
- How many veterans used these earplugs in combat?
- What about the settlement the government reached with 3M?
- Why did they settle for just $9.1 million?
- What is the next step for injured military service members?
- How do mass torts and multidistrict litigation work?
- Should military veterans with hearing loss or hearing damage call an attorney?
- Can an attorney handle my case over the phone?
- What about veterans who have passed away? Do their family members have grounds for legal action?
- At what point should victims contact a lawyer?
- What is your experience with cases where many people are affected by the same issue?
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Combustion safety testing is an important step in the process of upgrading homes for energy efficiency. Field practitioners use several approaches based on published standards. Researchers have indicated that the test procedures in use are complex to implement in the field and provide too many false positives—i.e., too many failures that do not relate to long-term problems in the home. Failures often mean that money is diverted from energy-efficiency measures—or upgrades may not be made at all—if the program does not include remediation of safety issues. In this report the U.S. Department of Energy's Building America research teams Partnership for Advanced Residential Retrofit and NorthernSTAR provide a simplified test procedure (STP) that is easier to implement and should produce fewer false positives. The report includes a survey of state weatherization agencies on combustion safety issues, details of a field data collection instrumentation package, summary of data collected over 7 months, data analysis, and results.
The project provides several key results. State weatherization agencies do not generally track combustion safety failures. The data from those that do suggest limited actual evidence that combustion safety failures due to spillage from nondryer exhaust are common and that only a very small number of homes are subject to the failures.
Based on sequential application of the tests in the field, the STP identifies problem houses as effectively as the worst-case procedures.
The project team collected field data over a period of 7 months on 11 houses that indicated failures under the STP. Of these, 2 houses that demonstrated prolonged and excessive spillage were also the only 2 with venting systems that were out of compliance with the National Fuel Gas Code. The remaining homes experienced spillage that only occasionally extended beyond the first minute of operation. Combustion zone depressurization, outdoor temperature, and operation of individual fans all provide statistically significant predictors of the low level of spillage observed in these houses.
The authors concluded that vent system inspection should be the primary element of any combustion safety evaluation, and auditors need appropriate training to recognize vent system deficiencies. Carbon monoxide monitoring is an important part of the test and should also be included. The STP is an improvement over the worst-case approaches, but it still overpredicts the occurrence of problem houses. More work is needed to establish a more-predictive short-term test method.
These results are based on the 17 states that responded to the survey and the 11 houses instrumented in the project over 7 months. Technology transfer has already begun in the form of contributing many of the recommendations in the STP to the Building Performance Institute-1200 standard that was published in the spring of 2015.
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Seriously. Click on the link for a bigger pic of what appears to be a pizza with sausage and cheese embedded in its crust. Can any Japanese readers out there help me with a translation?
I saw that, and ate it in thailand. And since everyone in Thailand is european, the ad was in english. It tasted like bologna


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Writing a will is the only way to ensure your loved ones are looked after in the way you want. Leaving loose ends after you die may result in loved ones becoming involved with complex legal issues at a distressing time. As a result your assets (including your home and its contents, personal items, money, shares etc.) may not be inherited according to your wishes and also your estate may be reduced significantly by Inheritance Tax.
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When you spend your next travel adventure exploring the majesty of China on a Yangtze River Cruise, you will be immersed in an unforgettable mosaic of art and culture, architecture and cuisine, and left in absolute awe. Here are some of the places you can visit when you embark upon an unforgettable Yangtze River Cruise.
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Embrace important historical sites during your stay in China's imperial capital city. Here, you can visit Tianamen Square, and tour the Forbidden City (which had been off-limits to visitors for 500 years), take in the majesty of the Great Wall of China, and walk along the Sacred Way.
This is the home of the famed terracotta warriors –an absolute must-see destination for anyone traveling to China. Here you will see thousands of these incredible, life-sized archers, soldiers and horses, all standing at attention, as if still waiting to stand at the side of Emperor Qin Shi Huang.
Three Gorges and Lesser Three Gorges
Marvel at the natural wonder of the breathtaking, limestone cliffs known as the Three Gorges. Here you will be able to see the mysterious hanging coffins of a lost civilization known as the Ba People. This is truly an incredible sight, which must be seen in person, and is never forgotten.
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With so much to see and do in Shanghai, you are likely to be docked here for a few days. With so many restaurants and museums, shops, historic sites and even the opportunity to see the famous Shanghai Acrobatic Troupe, Shanghai is certain to be among your favorite destinations.
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