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Straighter Teeth with Six Month Smiles – Dental Braces
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The 6 Month Smiles treatment is a cutting-edge orthodontic system that moves your teeth into better alignment in just an average of six months.
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Getting your teeth straightened with orthodontic braces will greatly improve your smile. The embarrassment that you feel about having crooked teeth will evaporate when you get your teeth straightened, and you will have the confidence to smile whenever you wish to do so with the knowledge that your teeth are perfectly-aligned.
Every person wants to have perfectly-straight teeth, but not everyone is keen to go through an orthodontic treatment that lasts for a couple of years.
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Our clinic is based in the heart of London's medical district, Harley street.
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The 6 Month Smiles system targets the teeth that are shown when one smiles, and moves these teeth into a straighter position.
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The revolutionary materials and techniques used by the Six Month Smiles system enables the teeth straightening to proceed in a gentler manner, so that the teeth, tooth roots, and the gums have a minimal risk of being negatively affected.
From What Age Can I Have 6 Month Smiles?
You can enjoy the benefits of the 6 months smiles orthodontic treatment if you are an adult who is 15 years old and above.
What Benefits Can I Get from the Six Month Smiles?
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You will achieve straighter, more even-looking teeth with the Six Month Smiles in a shorter period of time compared to using traditional orthodontic braces. In just an average treatment period of six months, your teeth will be moved into better alignment, giving you a more attractive smile without waiting for a few years for the treatment to be completed.
Discreet Orthodontics
The 6 Month Smiles system moves teeth into proper alignment using clear brackets and tooth-coloured wires, so you can have the orthodontic treatment at Harley Dental (in Harley St. London) in a discreet way. You do not have to suffer from the embarrassment of having conspicuous metal parts in your mouth while you have your teeth straightened with a six month smiles treatment.
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The system uses lighter forces (compared to traditional metal braces) to move teeth into a straighter position. These low forces make the overall treatment more comfortable, with less pain and discomfort, as well as a lower risk of damaging the gums and the tooth roots.
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The 6 month smiles is more affordable compared to other orthodontic treatment options, mainly because of the shorter time period needed for the entire treatment to be completed.
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Adoption FAQs
Can Christians foster and adopt?
Yes - thousands do foster and have adopted, and Home for Good is in contact with hundreds of them! Not only can Christians foster and adopt, there is much about faith and being part of a faith community that will be seen as a great asset during the assessment process. For example, your church community could offer you great support.
I am single. Will I be able to foster or adopt?
Single people are able to foster and adopt. One of the things that assessing social workers will consider during the assessment process is your support network. This is where the church community can be so significant.
Will my disability or health problems prevent me from adopting?
If you have a disability or health problems, as long as you can care for the needs of a child until they reach adulthood, you can adopt. If you have had health issues that you have had to manage you may be in a better position to help a child with health issues or disabilities manage theirs. If you are adopting as a couple you will be assessed as a couple, as such the question will be whether as a couple can you meet the needs of this child. Every potential adopter has to go through a full medical examination and decisions will be made based on a person's specific situation.
Will my pet dog impact my application?
As long as your pet does not pose a threat to a child's health or safety, it will not negatively affect your application. Often, pets can actually be an excellent addition, and can be a very therapeutic.
I live in a rented property, will I be able to adopt or foster?
You do not need to be a home owner to foster or adopt. To apply, you must have a spare bedroom and the space and security to care for a child as they grow up.
I work full time, can I foster or adopt?
Each local authority or fostering agency will have their own policy on whether foster carers can continue working. In some circumstances it may be possible to continue working part time, depending on the age and needs of the child, but you would always need to have the flexibility to attend meetings and training.
When adopting a child, you would need to have the capacity for the main carer to take around a year off work in order to allow the child to settle with you fully. You can take up to 52 weeks' statutory adoption leave, which should work similarly to maternity leave. During the assessment process, social workers may ask you to consider how you would manage if your child was not ready for you to return to work after this point.
How do the ages of my birth children affect the age of a child I can foster or adopt?
It is common practice to allow two years between birth children and foster or adoptive children. This is to reduce the competition and sense of replacement which can occur in placements where children are of similar ages to birth children. It is usually recommended that adopted children are younger than the birth children, to maintain the birth order.
I am on benefits. Does this mean I can't adopt?
Being on low income or benefits should not stop you from becoming an adoptive parent, as long as you can prove that you can provide for the needs of the child until adulthood.
I have recently moved to Britain. Can I apply to adopt?
You have to have been living Britain for at least a year and have permanent residency in the country to adopt.
Will adoption or fostering make life difficult for my birth children?
Fostering and adoption will have a huge impact on your family and it won't always be easy. But we've heard so many encouraging stories of how birth children have responded in positive ways to the inclusion of foster and adoptive children in their family. Also, research shows that many people who had adoptive or foster siblings go onto foster or adopt themselves.
How does my age affect my application?
Anyone who is 21 or over and can provide a permanent, caring and stable home is eligible to apply to adopt. There's no upper age limit, as long as you are healthy enough and have the commitment and energy needed to bring up a child. For fostering, the minimum age is 18, although some agencies and authorities will only accept applicants of 21 years and over.
Are there particular expectations about how we should discipline a child in our care?
If you are adopting a child, you will be expected to demonstrate a firm commitment to using positive forms of discipline, usually through praise, encouragement and reward based on the understanding that many children who are placed with adoptive families have already suffered abuse and that to use any form of physical chastisement would be ineffective and damaging to the child. It is against the law for foster carers to use any form of physical discipline towards children in their care. If you have children of your own; whether still at home or living independently as adults, you will be asked questions about how you would manage unacceptable behaviour from a child. It's important to learn as much as possible about the child's early experiences as simple things such as sending a child to their bedroom could be unhelpful if in their past the bedroom has always been a place of distress. If you have young children of your own at home you may have to rethink particular routines, expectations or consequences so that your approach is as consistent as possible for all children. For more information on positive approaches to discipline from a Christian perspective please read Help…How should I discipline my child?
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A decision by Teledyne Continental Motors (TCM) to discontinue its dual magneto line has the rest of the industry scrambling for solutions.
In a terse e-mail sent to customers and distributors Feb. 23, TCM said "effective today" it "will no longer accept orders for our dual magneto line including all harnesses and supporting parts."
TCM officials would not comment on its decision, instead saying that the e-mail sent to distributors "concludes all the information we have at this time."
"This is a very difficult decision and a decision that does not come easy to us," the e-mail said. "It is an action that we deeply regret, but cannot avoid. We are sorry for any inconvenience this will impose on our customers."
Industry sources estimate TCM's decision could impact about 20,000 engines, including some that power Piper Navajos, Seminoles, and Dakotas; Cessna Skyhawks, Skylanes and Cardinals; Beech Duchess; some Mooney models; Partenavia; and Enstrom helicopters.
While those numbers are alarming, industry experts estimate that only about 750 dual magneto overhauls are done each year.
Most affected by TCM's decision is its main competitor, Lycoming Engines.
"We're trying to work all the angles on this to ensure we can deliver new engines and service the fleet," said Michael Kraft, senior vice president and general manager of Lycoming, the main customer for the dual magneto line. "This is nothing that will shut us down."
Kraft notes that Lycoming is "exploring all alternatives" for new magnetos from other sources, but meanwhile, ordered as many new magnetos as it could before the deadline. New magnetos will be used for new engines, while Lycoming is identifying overhaul options for existing customers.
Kraft is quick to point out that airplane owners should not panic. "They should examine where they are in terms of the life of their engine and when they choose to overhaul or rebuild — while they won't be able to get new magnetos — magnetos will be available and they will be able to get parts."
Overhaul shops echo Kraft.
Quality Aircraft Accessories in Tulsa, Okla., which has been overhauling magnetos for more than 10 years, has reassured its customers that those overhauls will continue.
In fact, Brett Benton, the company's CEO and owner, sees this as a "strategic opportunity."
"There will be a void in the marketplace," he said, noting that as soon as he saw TCM's e-mail, he called the company to discuss taking over the line. "I was told 'we made a business decision to exit this business,' and I said, "great, we made a business decision to enter this business. The market is not best served by not doing anything," he continued.
His next call was to Tempest to discuss working on a PMA for the two components that are now only available from TCM: The impulse assembly and the block. (All other parts have been PMA'd by a variety of companies).
As soon as Tempest heard TCM's decision, it also approached TCM to acquire the line, said Stan Fletcher, Tempest Plus Marketing Group president. "We have not heard from them since that time, but they were not sure of what they would do with the line," he said.
Tempest has been busy finalizing its spark plug production — the company recently purchased Unison Industries' spark plug line — so, although Tempest has PMAs for many of the parts in the dual magneto, company officials have not put too much thought into pursuing PMAs for the other parts for the magneto, Fletcher said.
"Trying to get a PMA for any part is becoming difficult and taking longer to get, so we would have to really study the market before putting the resources into such a project," Fletcher said.
He added that aircraft owners may see a "sharp increase" in price for overhauled magnetos and harnesses.
"There is probably enough components available for the short term to supply the requirements," he said. "Long term is anyone's guess, but it would be our belief that a solution will be found. That is just the way America's aviation is."
Many in the industry believe that TCM will eventually sell the line to another company.
Until that time, Quality Aircraft Accessories' Benton says his company is "committed to repairing/overhauling all dual magnetos in two days. We will endeavor to match the distributor pricing structure TCM had in place, however, price and availability of the detail parts could affect the repair/overhaul price."
For more information: Lycoming.com, QualityAircraftAccessories.com, TempestPlus.com, GeniuneContinental.aero.
Why does Lycoming buy parts from TCM?
Some may wonder why Lycoming would buy such a critical part from its main competitor. It's because TCM holds the intellectual property and PMAs for the parts, which it acquired years ago when Bendix sold its magneto line to TCM.
"Lycoming was really the only customer for the magneto line," one industry source said. "Imagine how contentious it would be if Coca-Cola was making syrup for Pepsi."


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Family are appealing for contributions in honour of Rex Becerra
Former Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony has paid tribute to his grandson, who died of a fatal heart problem just two weeks after his birth.
Anthony took to Facebook to express his sadness at the loss. He wrote: "We are tremendously proud of Rex. In the short time on Earth, he left a lasting impression that our family will cherish.
"I am doing the 'Walk L.A.' in June for Children's Hospital L.A. with our families to give back a little to the hospital that did so much for my grandson and other children that come here. Our team is called 'Rex and the Heart Beaters.'
"Thank you from the bottom of my heart for any donation to support my walk for Children's Hospital L.A.!"
Anthony and his family are hoping to raise $5,000 in donations to benefit Children's Hospital L.A., it has currently reached over $4,000.
Anthony's family also wrote on a fundraising site in honour of Rex: "Rex Becerra (son of Elisha and Billy Becerra) was born March 20, 2017, but was quickly diagnosed with heart disease. Within nine hours of birth, he was transported to two hospitals and ultimately landed at Children's Hospital L.A. where he underwent open heart surgery. The surgery was successful. However, Rex's heart was to weak to overcome the recovery. After watching him decline to a condition we understood he could not return, we decided to hold him in our arms while life support (ecmo) was removed and he peacefully went to join the angels in heaven.
"We are tremendously proud of Rex. In the short time on earth, he left a lasting impression that our family will cherish."
For more information head to the website set up for Rex and the Heart Beaters.
Meanwhile, Van Halen hit 'Jump' was recently voted the most popular sporting song in a poll.


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[For those not yet familiar with it, this is the first book written about the bluegrass genre scene in Holland by Loes van Schaijk, with beautiful photos by Marieke Odenkerk. It is written in English. In the past several months since its release the book has received high praise from scholars and reviewers around the world.]
|2015 Boete'n Deur Festival in Odoorn, NL
A number of Dutch and American musicians will attend, perform, and jam at this 'festival' in the city center of Emmen. The authors of the book will also be present. The "High Lonesome" stage is located on the lawn under the trees at the Emmen Town Hall ("onder de bomen bij het gemeentehuis", in Dutch). This location is walking distance from the train station.
This is short notice, but an event worth mentioning. The weather prediction is good, and Emmen is not far from Germany and Belgium. It should be a great day of music, friendship and a chance to buy your copy of a quality bluegrass book about the scene in Holland directly from the authors.
Of course, in the familiar tradition unique to bluegrass -- Bring your instruments for jamming!!
The Event
Emmen, Netherlands
Saturday - September 12, 2015
13:00 - 23:00
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The Book
"High Lonesome Below Sea Level"
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The Festival, plus Music Series "Boet'n Deure"
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Sometimes discovering that you have bad credit comes as a surprise. When you need legal credit repair so you can repair credit reports in Viola, DE it helps to find a Viola credit repair attorney. While credit repair companies can also be highly effective, with help from an experienced Viola credit repair attorney, you can fix bad credit reports faster. To find credit solutions and figure out what course of action you should take, talk to our qualified representatives.
The issue of national consumer credit repair is becoming more and more urgent in our present economy. In Viola, DE and towns across the nation, people are struggling to make ends meet while being asked to bail out financial institutions that have been taking advantage of them for years. Meanwhile, credit card companies are cashing in on the fiasco. The rich are getting richer while the rest of us suffer. But you can do your part to stop the cycle. Don't be a victim. Contact your Viola consumer credit repair services and take back your rightful income.
Bad credit can make it hard to function in Viola, DE. If you want to buy a house or car, or just get a new credit card, bad credit reports are like a huge, seemingly insurmountable wall. But with a rope or ladder you can climb that wall. And a credit repair service can provide such tools. Companies specializing in Viola credit solutions can help you repair credit reports, providing you with a fresh start. Talk to our representatives for more information about credit file repair.
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New students from around the world arrived at B.H.M.S. last week!
For us at B.H.M.S., a new intake, where new students arrive to start their study journey, is always special!
The new students arrived together with the snow which covers the beautiful and charming city of Lucerne! For most of them, studying and living abroad is a totally new experience, and we are happy being part of it!
On Friday morning, as usual, the students received important information about the academic rules and regulations and were formally introduced to the Programs' Manager, the Dean, and the Campus Director.
Afterwards, to make the students feel more comfortable and relaxed, they had the opportunity to meet further their peers during a city tour in Lucerne, which included a visit to two of the most famous landmarks in the city: the Chapel Bridge and the Lion monument!
At night, a special dinner was prepared by our Culinary Staff to welcome all the new students! A Seafood buffet and a mesmerizing chocolate fountain were also part of the show.
On Monday January 9th, is the first day of classes for all the students at B.H.M.S. and officially the first step towards a successful career!
We would like to wish all the best of luck and dedication! Make the most of it and enjoy your experience at B.H.M.S.!
You can read here in detail all the steps the new students should take, from the time they arrive in Switzerland, at the Zurich Airport, until the first day of classes!
Are you interested in joining B.H.M.S. ?
Contact us directly via our Live Chat
Read more:
- Why B.H.M.S.? - http://www.bhms.ch/about/why-bhms/
- Accreditation - http://www.bhms.ch/about/universities-accreditation/
- Paid Industry Training in Switzerland - http://www.bhms.ch/internship-jobs/internship-and-placement/internship-placement/
- Location – http://www.bhms.ch/student-life/switzerland-europe/
Our Courses:
Culinary Arts
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Outfit Inspiration For Every Way To Celebrate NYE
NYE is the one night of the year that you can go all out on your outfit no matter how you're celebrating it. What ever way you're ringing in 2015, here's a few outfit suggestions to help you choose tomorrow night.
1. The party
Our go to dress for a NYE party is something with sparkles. Get the pins out and wear a all over sequinned dress to make you shine.
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2. The gig
A little glam rock outfit is perfect for a gig on NYE.
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3. Dinner, in or out
Make a bold statement with a pair of fab glittery trousers!
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4. Staying in with friends
Be comfy and stylish by adding a little bling to your chunky knit jumper.
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5. NYF concert
You'll get very cold standing out at the concert all evening so wrap up warm and wear flats. Have your dressy top underneath your Winter woolies for taking you into the early ours of 2015!
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Star Wars Death Star Cutting Board
Make your kitchen fully operational
- Hygienic glass surface is both odor and stain-resistant
- Just shy of 12" diameter
- Heat-resistant but not blaster-proof
So it should come as no surprise that this Death Star Cutting Board serves multiple purposes. You can use it to prepare foods, to serve them, and to protect your surfaces. Since its hygienic glass surface resists heat up to 350° F, it's a perfect trivet. But we could see using this in a craft room, too. It's just shy of a foot wide, so it's big enough for pots and pans but not so big that it's hard to find a place to stash it away until you need it again.
Product Specifications
- Death Star Worktop Saver
- Officially-licensed Star Wars merchandise
- Non-slip rubber feet
- Odor and stain-resistant
- Materials: Hygienic glass surface
- Heat-resistant up to 350° F
- Dimensions: Just shy of 12" diameter
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Percy Bysshe Shelley was born in Sussex on August 4th 1792, the son of Sir Timothy Shelley, a gentleman landowner so dull, it was said, he "… was secured from all risk of aberration from the social conventions by a happy inaccessibility to ideas." Percy's grandfather, Bysshe, received a baronetcy in 1806, and began to build, at great expense, Castle Goring, a magnificent country seat although, towards the end of his life, he became a notorious miser.
|Percy Bysshe Shelley
In his boyhood, young Percy spent most of his time in country pursuits, fishing and hunting, but at ten years old he was sent to Syon House Academy, a school not yet entirely Dotheboy's Hall but harsh enough, where he was bullied mercilessly.
|Syon House
In 1804, he attended Eton, where his refusal to conform to the 'fagging' system ensured he was bullied by boys and masters alike, and in 1810, he entered University College, Oxford but was expelled the following year for failing to repudiate the authorship of a pamphlet The Necessity of Atheism.
Later in 1811, Shelley eloped with the sixteen-year old Harriet Westbrook to Gretna Green, where they were married, causing Sir Timothy to cut off his allowance, for marrying beneath him. The marriage was unhappy, not least because Harriet insisted her elder sister, Eliza, live with them (Shelley hated both the sister and the arrangement). Shelley travelled to Keswick in the Lake District to see the poet Southey, whom he presumed was still politically active, and who advised him to contact William Godwin, author of Political Justice.
|William Godwin
Godwin was penniless and trying to support his large family, and saw Shelley as a potential source of income; he had two adopted step-daughters, Fanny Imlay and Claire Clairmont, and a daughter, Mary, from his second wife, Mary Wollstonecraft, (who had died of fever 10 days after her birth). Harriet (now pregnant with Shelley's son, Charles) and sister Eliza (together with Shelley's infant daughter, Elizabeth), moved back to their parent's home; in July 1814, Shelley abandoned his wife and travelled across France to Switzerland with Mary Godwin and her half-sister Claire (both aged 16), returning destitute after six weeks.
|Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Two years later, in 1816, Shelley, Mary and Claire returned to Switzerland, where they stayed with Lord Byron and his doctor, John Polidori, and in June, Mary began to write Frankenstein. Later in 1816, after their return to England, Fanny Imlay travelled from London to Swansea where, on the night of October 9th, she killed herself with an overdose of laudanum; there have been various theories as to why, but no clear evidence – some say it was unrequited love for Shelley. In December 1816, Harriet Shelley's heavily pregnant corpse was taken from the Serpentine, where she had drowned herself; Shelley and Mary Godwin married three weeks later. In 1818, Shelley, Mary and Claire returned to Italy, to deliver Claire's daughter, Allegra, to Byron, her father and Shelley, encouraged by Byron wrote some of his best works. Later in the year, William Shelley, the three-year old son born out of wedlock, died of fever in Rome, and the following year, their daughter, Clara, also died.
|The Peterloo Massacre
Shelley continued to write, including The Mask of Anarchy, which was a response to the Peterloo massacre, and Prometheus Unbound, a lyrical drama in four acts, works for which he was probably best known in the nineteenth century. In July 1822, whilst sailing back from Leghorn, Shelley's schooner was hit by a storm; his body was washed ashore and, due to quarantine regulations, was cremated on the beach at Viareggio. He was twenty-nine.
|The Cremation of Shelley at Viareggio
Theories about the cause of Shelley's death are legion; some say it was purely an accident, some say he fell foul of robbers or pirates, some hint at suicide and yet others are sure it was a politically motivated assassination.
|Memorial Statue to Shelley
Shelley's poetic reputation was not great during his lifetime, as his political radicalism was not well received in some circles. The critic Matthew Arnold tried to marginalise him, referring to him as 'beautiful and ineffectual angel', but the Pre-Raphaelites, other poets and early socialists were among the first to appreciate him. His status continued to rise during the twentieth century as his works became more readily available and unpublished works were published, and his political message remains just as relevant in our time.
"Rise like Lions after slumberIn unvanquishable number —Shake your chains to earth like dewWhich in sleep had fallen on you —Ye are many — they are few."
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Welcome to 117 Glen Road - an original Rosedale Mansion, circa 1907. Completely re-designed and re-imagined by architect Stuart Watson of the renowned firm, Drawing Room Architect Inc., this North Rosedale residence has been meticulously transformed and renovated into a modern masterpiece. The surrounding landscape was central to the design offering incredible vistas from all parts of the home of the lush foliage and blanket of trees in the wooded ravine setting. Set back on a rare half acre lot (85.42 x 304 ft.) with extraordinary tableland and stunning 20x40 foot in-ground pool, this grand home offers the ultimate in complete privacy.
Boasting 9000+ square feet, with the highest quality contemporary interiors executed with creative direction by Danielle Josette Interior Design, this stunning home offers awe-inspiring comfort for family living as well as the opulence for grand-scale entertaining.
Natural light cascades into every room through the expansive windows while soaring 10 ft. ceilings greet guests upon entering this exceptional home. The spacious formal living and dining areas are framed by gallery walls suitable for the most earnest art collector. The family wing with custom kitchen cabinetry designed by Harvest House is open to a separate dining area and family room --- all of which overlook the garden and pool. One can escape to the master retreat offering 1400 sq.ft including a gallery entrance hall, a spa-inspired en suite bathroom, a full room for the closet, dressing/sitting area and private terrace with exquisite views. Four additional bedrooms each with en suite bathrooms and an abundance of closet space make for the perfect family home.
The finished lower level continues with incredible ceiling height and features an oversized media room, office/bedroom, and a large and bright exercise room. Unique to this home is the self-contained yoga studio with separate entrance which could easily serve as a home office, as well as a concealed 2 ½ car garage.
Situated in prime Rosedale, one of the city's most established neighbourhoods, this spectacular home is just minutes to top-rated schools, shopping, parks, bike/hiking trails and downtown. 117 Glen Road is testament on transforming a Heritage landmark into a design achievement - a rare opportunity for the most discerning buyer.
Property Features
Bedroom(s): 5 + 1
Bathroom(s): 9
2 piece : 2 total
5 piece : 1 total
4 piece : 1 total
3 piece : 3 total
2 piece : 2 total
Kitchen(s): 1
Lot Size: 85.42 x 304.00 Feet
Approx. square footage: 5000+
Approx. age (years): 100+
Estimated annual taxes: $43,803
Tax Year: 2016
Pool: Inground
Basement: Finished, Sep Entrance
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This post is part of our series on New Jersey family child care licensing. For more on licensing in New Jersey, see the following posts:
New Jersey Family Child Care Licensing: An Overview
The Licensing Process
Training Requirements
Home Requirements
There are two different types of in-home child care licenses in New Jersey:
- Family Child Care (FCC)
- Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN) child care
You apply for a license through the Child Care Resource and Referral Center (CCR&Rs, also referred to as a sponsoring organization) in your county. To receive a license, you must meet the basic safety and program requirements established by state law. Getting a license will also enable you to accept payments from families participating in government-subsidized child care assistance programs.
New Jersey's Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies (CCR&Rs) have trained staff who provide information to parents, the public, and providers about
- The availability of child care services provided through the New Jersey's Child Care Subsidy Program and other programs for which the family may be eligible
- Information about the different types of providers
- Financial assistance to obtain child care services
Family Child Care (FCC)
You can get either a temporary or regular license as an FCC in New Jersey.
FCC temporary Certificate of Registration
If the sponsoring organization determines that you are in substantial compliance with the applicable requirements of the Manual of Requirements, and provided that there are no serious or imminent hazards to the health, safety, and well-being of the children, the sponsoring organization shall issue a temporary Certificate of Registration.
A temporary Certificate of Registration may be issued for up to 6 months. The sponsoring organization may issue as many temporary Certificates of Registrations as it deems necessary. However, a provider shall not operate pursuant to temporary Certificates of Registration for more than 1 year.
FCC regular Certificate of Registration
If the sponsoring organization determines that the provider or applicant is in full compliance with all applicable requirements of the Manual of Requirements, the sponsoring organization shall issue a regular Certificate of Registration. The sponsoring organization's determination shall include a visit to the provider's or applicant's home when one or more enrolled children are present.
- Certificate of Registration Period: Each registration period shall be 3 years, and may include the issuance of a regular Certificate of Registration, or one or more temporary Certificates of Registration and a regular Certificate of Registration.
- Post the Certificate of Registration: The Certificate of Registration shall be posted in a prominent location within the family child care home during the hours enrolled children are in the home.
- Not transferable: The Certificate of Registration shall be issued to a specific provider at a specific location and shall not be transferable.
- Changes in information: If it is necessary to change any information noted on the application, other than a change of residence after the Certificate of Registration has been issued, the provider shall advise the sponsoring organization in writing no later than 15 calendar days after the change.
- Change of Residence: If the provider changes residence:
- The provider shall notify the sponsoring organization in advance or by no later than the beginning of the sponsoring organization's next working day;
- The Certificate of Registration at the previous residence shall be void;
- The provider shall submit a new application for registration to the sponsoring organization;
- The provider shall permit and participate in an evaluation of the new residence; and
- A new Temporary Certificate of Registration shall be issued by the sponsoring organization if the provider is in substantial compliance with the applicable requirements of the Manual of Requirements, and provided there are no serious imminent hazards to the health, safety, and well-being of children.
- A new Regular Certificate of Registration shall be issued if the provider is in full compliance with all applicable requirements of the Manual of Requirements.
- Monitoring Inspections: The provider shall permit and participate in all monitoring inspections by the sponsoring organization and by the Office of Licensing. Monitoring inspections shall be conducted at least once every 2 years.
- Advertising: The provider shall not claim in advertising or in any written or verbal announcement to be registered with the Department of Children and Families or the State of New Jersey unless a Certificate of Registration is currently in effect
FCC ratios for children by age
Maximum number of children
- 5 children: You can't care for more than 5 children at any one time.
- 8 children: You can care for up to 3 additional children, up to a maximum of 8 children at any one time, only if:
- The additional children reside with the provider and are below 6 years of age. Children 6 years of age or older who reside with the provider shall not be included in the limit of 8 children; or
- The additional children reside with the alternate provider, the substitute provider or the provider assistant, and receive care in the family child care home for no payment. The alternate provider, the substitute provider or the provider assistant shall be present when any child who resides with that person is present.
- Restrictions by sponsoring organization: The sponsoring organization may restrict the maximum number of children who may be in care on a specific date or time in a family child care home when:
- Indoor and outdoor space: the usable indoor and outdoor space does not permit safety and comfort;
- Equipment: There is insufficient equipment to meet the needs of the children;
- Provider's own children: The number and ages of the provider's own children limit the ability to provide adequate supervision;
- Additional responsibilities of the provider: There are additional responsibilities of the provider to care for another household member who may require special attention or care including, but not limited to, an elderly person or a child with a serious medical, physical, emotional or behavioral condition;
- Fire, zoning, health, environment restrictions: There are restrictions regarding the fire, zoning, health, environmental or other codes; or
- Other risk factors: Other factors that may cause a risk to a child's health, safety or welfare, such as damage to the home, construction or renovations.
Ages of children: you can't care for more than the following numbers of infants and toddlers unless a second caregiver is present:
- 3 children below 1 year of age;
- 4 children below 2 years of age, of whom no more than 2 shall be below 1 year of age.
- Both the provider and a second caregiver (either the alternate provider, substitute provider or provider assistant) shall be present whenever one or more children below 6 years of age are present in addition to the maximum number of infants or toddlers specified above.
- All children present who are below 6 years of age, including those who reside with the provider, alternate provider, substitute provider or provider assistant, shall be included in the provisions above for determining when a second caregiver shall be present.
Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN)
The Family, Friend, Neighbor (FFN) provider is an individual who has been evaluated and approved by the NJ Department of Human Services/Division of Family Development (DHS/DFD) or its designee Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) Agency and serves no more than two unrelated children or up to five children who are all siblings for fewer than 24 hours of care per day.
The State of New Jersey allows relatives and non-relatives to care for the children of clients who are currently enrolled and covered under Work First New Jersey (WFNJ) or New Jersey Care for Kids (NJCK) child care programs and are receiving aid in paying for child care. Family, Friend, Neighbor (FFN), also known as Approved Homes, must be selected by a parent receiving subsidy assistance to care for his/her children in the provider's home. After you have been identified as the parent's child care choice, your local CCR&R in your county will contact you to schedule a face-to-face orientation at which time you will receive the application packet and all necessary paperwork to complete. A home health and safety inspection will be scheduled at a time convenient for you. The potential provider and all residents of the home in which care is provided, over 14 years of age or older must complete the background checks, inspections, and required training provided free of charge by CCR&R in your county. This training must include First Aid/CPR training.


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I gripe a lot about my day job but when it's good it's great and this was right after breakfast: shibori drying on the volleyball net. I didn't have my good camera so grabbed this still and then the cameraphone sucky video, but it was really beautiful, trust me.
And the rest of the day pretty much got better and better. Awesome.
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Stuff I've been making: granola
Oh, yeah.
I just made what has to be the worlds best granola. Organic rolled oats, cranberries, almonds, butter, brown, sugar, a little salt...
chili powder!
Put that on your yogurt and bananas in the morning...
And then i did something with it...Cacophony Circus #1
The day the Circus was born...
Still sorting thru cognitive dissonances of returning to this part and way of the world. That and my day job have pretty much eaten up all the time and energy. Thus the explanation of my minimalist posting.
But today, forward motion. Total investment: $0- everything found/salvaged. An hour in the lovely bright sun, and we have the physical beginnings of the rest of my creative life.
Feels good.
Homemade Music
A sample from the farm, around the bonfire, last sunday night. Live music and singing, spontaneous and constant. Cause for mad dancing. I miss it. Hard to duplicate by yourself on the top of the mountain but worth trying...


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Sensor Size and Compact Cameras./
Camera choice is a very personal thing, and we all use what suits us within the financial constraints (or otherwise) that we have. If we buy a camera because it looks good or because it makes photography simple for us, that is a perfectly legitimate choice. But what if that choice involves the use of what is generally perceived to be a inferior and non-serious piece of equipment, i.e. a micro sensor compact? And what if we are then offered the opinion that such a camera / sensor combination is actually superior in many ways and that the more expensive and better cameras that we cherish and desire are only marginally better than what many of us regard as a "point and shoot". This is my personal response to the recent post on this subject.
In a forum / website about Serious Compacts, some products are perceived to be more serious than others, and this can often relate to the size of the sensor. Small or micro sensor compacts have a substantially smaller imaging area than Micro Four Thirds or the APS-C sensor sized compacts such as the Sony NEX, Samsung NX100, Leica X1 and Fuji X100. These are generally perceived to provide better image quality, better high ISO performance and better dynamic range. This of course doesn't imply that the aesthetic quality or importance of the image is any higher, but the general perception is that a larger sensor, all other things being equal, is capable of recording more detail, with less noise and the capacity to handle a wider range of tones.
To all intents and purposes this is true. I don't know of a single test or example that says anything to the contrary. While under certain circumstances, usually at base ISO, in good light and with a non-problematic composition, it can be difficult to see much difference between a high quality small sensor image taken with a good lens at its optimum aperture, and an image taken with a larger sensor, when viewed at small sizes. But a difference there is, and it can be seen clearly at 100% on any decent computer monitor. Go up the ISO scale and this difference becomes more apparent. If a micro sensor was capable of comparatively similar results to an APS-C sensor, then why would manufacturers choose to design the latter? There would be little point.
I'd love a good quality small sensor compact camera. I still hanker after the results I got with my Olympus E-10. Seemingly infinite depth of field and a nice sharp image. However 3.97MP and a 10.8MB file just isn't enough these days. It probably wasn't when I used it, but with a bit of interpolation, I managed to convince myself it was. However there's no denying that the files printed and published very nicely, provided of course that nobody blew them up too much. In the hope of getting something better than that, I've looked at endless samples and even bought a couple of examples. The last being a Leica D-LUX3. Surely this will be good I told myself, but after getting the images on the screen I was almost in tears at the featureless mess that appeared before me. And then I looked at the jpgs!! From time to time a "super-compact" appears. Samsung and Olympus are the latest to come up with one of these. I eagerly look at the samples, imaging the light-gathering possibilities of an f/1.8 lens and the incredible depth of field I'll get at the same time. But no, there it is again, the lack of detail, the blown highlights, the over active noise reduction, the overall "processed" look that I find so dispiriting.
Micro Four Thirds changed everything for me. I bought a G1 in a last desperate attempt to avoid buying a Leica, so that I could have a light, small high quality camera without living on bread and water for a year. Eureka! I found it. I was, and still am, mightily impressed with what Panasonic came up with. (The Leica avoidance exercise didn't work however, as I still bought one, and kept the G1, which actually persuaded rather than dissuaded me to buy the Leica!) I couldn't believe that this kind of quality was possible in something so small. Though to be realistic, it was the removal of the SLR mirror that made the difference. All this and interchangeable lenses. Since that day I've gone SCC (small camera crazy) and Sony, Olympus and Samsung as well as Panasonic, models come and go on a regular basis.
In the meantime, the smaller stuff kept on coming. The LX4, that must be good? Well no. The LX5, this has to be it. Well the pictures kind of look like the LX4 pictures did. I must admit I find looking at images taken with these cameras quite depressing. Trying to see a blade of grass in the green blotchy mess at the bottom of the picture is not easy. At small sizes they look quite promising, but as I keep hitting the Apple + keys they just keep getting worse.
Of course not everybody wants the same level of resolution or detail that I do. The popularity of camera phone images testifies to that. But I'm a photographer, not only is it my passion, its my job. I want to see something that approximates to what I saw out there in the world and I've never seen a micro sensor image that yet does that for me.
The often given reason for the popularity of these small sensor cameras, is that they are easy, or simple to use. And popular they are, outselling everything else by quite some margin. Point and shoot has become a favoured term. But are they that easy? Try taking a picture indoors without some (usually useless) flash gun popping up, rendering all those you know and love as extras in a zombie movie. The ones that take raw files usually provide enough time between pictures to let you get on and finish defrosting the fridge, which usually comes in handy at shrinking your fingers to a size so that you can actually change a setting. And then of course they are pocketable.
Why anyone would want to put a camera in a pocket eludes me. I know whats been in some of mine, and I certainly wouldn't want to put my camera in there! Even in the ones I'm not ashamed of there's dust, money, keys, last nights pizza etc. etc. There's also this notion that we're supposed to be photographers. Why we would want to hide the thing we love baffles me. Everybody walks around with their mobile phones on show, whats wrong with a camera? Are we ashamed of them? There are also these modern inventions called straps and cases but I suppose thats a bit radical for some.
In the last few years we've seen the emergence of the Super Serious Compact, usually at super serious prices. The Olympus Pens aren't cheap and then there's the Leica X1 and the Fuji X100. Heavy duty image quality, but a few operational issues. However they are pretty small. Even pocketable if you moonlight as a poacher. So why are they so expensive? With Leica you're paying for the name as well as whats inside the thing. And you're paying for top of the line image quality. Say what you like about the slow focusing, lack of viewfinder and pointless manual focusing option, it takes a damn good snap. So much so that Getty Images "allowed" it to go on their approved camera list. They don't do this lightly, and a camera has to be thoroughly tested before it gets their seal of approval. And then there's the Fuji X100.
Its difficult to talk about the new love of my life. Remarks (unkind I must say) have been made about just how long my "infatuations" last, but this is the real thing. (Really!!) I've sold four cameras already and another three are on ebay, all because of this little wonder. The image quality of a Nikon D3 in a small, incredibly gorgeous package. I have never enjoyed using a camera so much and what makes it so special is that the images are so stunning. The best image quality I've seen in any camera apart from my Leica M9. Accurate AF, though not the fastest, the most amazing viewfinder I've ever used and unbelievable high ISO performance. Can a small sensor compact compete with this, well of course it can't. If anyone thinks it can, they need a new monitor or an eye test or both.
And yet despite all the plastic finishes, the plastic lenses and the plastic images, compact micro sensor cameras still have their fans amongst serious photographers. I applaud their courage and their determination to coax a viewable picture out of these little devils and though to me it seems easier to offer a sticking plaster to a stone they are undaunted. Turning your back on sharpness, resolution, a decent dynamic range, a decent lens and the ability to take a picture that you can decipher at higher than ISO 400 takes guts as far as I'm concerned. The same guts it takes to say " Mmm… this Mcdonalds Burger is tasty" or "The Nissan Micra is a decent car you know"
Personally, I just can't see it. Neither can I see the point. Yes these cameras are perceived to be easy to use, but to what end? If you're happy with the results, then fine, I've no problem with that, unless you try to persuade me that they can do the job as well as a camera with a larger sensor. Yes the best camera you have is the one you have with you, but why not give yourself a head start by taking one out that gives you the best quality you can afford. And yes it may require a little more work to get the results, and no it may not fit into your Lycra shorts (at least not without causing quite a stir!) but aren't you supposed to be a photographer? Don't you owe it to yourself and your subjects to do the best you can? We suffer enough dumbing down as it is, to voluntarily dumb down what we choose to take pictures on strikes me as virtually a crime. If convenience rather than quality is your thing, then I suppose thats a choice you have made, but I've never seen that as an option. Photography is the second most important thing to me after my family and the idea of not giving it my best shot (sorry!) is anathema to me. Using a micro sensor that is going to restrict me and disappoint me is not my idea of doing that and while I respect peoples choices I just wonder what they will think many years down the line when they look at their images and say "Was I really satisfied with that?"


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Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. should make it abundantly clear this week that the smartphone industry is increasingly dividing into the haves and have-nots, The Wall Street Journal reports. The two companies are expected to report record earnings for the first three months of the year, largely on the strength of smartphone sales. They together ship nearly half of all smartphones, pushing aside weakened competitors such as Nokia Corp., HTC Corp., and Research In Motion Ltd…
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High Ground Enterprise Ltd has informed BSE that a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company will be held on August 16, 2016, inter alia, to discuss the following business transactions:
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About 1.3m Mercedes-Benz cars were purchased in 2012, the company said in its annual sales release, a gain of 4.7pc on the previous year.
The United States overtook Germany as Mercedes-Benz's main sales market, with 274,134 cars sold - a rise of 11.8pc - agaisnt 261,084 in Germany.
Nearly 200,000 Mercedes were sold in China, a gain of 1.5pc.
"We are very pleased with our sales for the full year 2012," said Dieter Zetsche, chief executive of automaker Daimler, which owns Mercedes-Benz.
"Despite the difficult market environment in the southern European countries and numerous model change-overs, we managed to exceed the previous year's sale record," added Zetsche.
However, the wider Daimler company has suffered from a difficult environment for the car industry and was forced to cut its full-year forecasts in October after a disappointing third quarter.
Daimler said it was hoping to cut around €2bn in costs by 2014.
Official data published on Thursday showed that new car registrations in Germany fell by nearly 3pc last year.
About 3.10m new cars were registered in 2012, down from 3.17m in 2011, the auto industry federation VDA said in its annual report. It said the sector had suffered a particularly sharp decline in December of 16pc.
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The Heritage Club Long Range Shoot Out
Shooting with supreme refinement
Long range shooting has become a popular sport for the target shooter as well as the hunter. It's pretty gratifying to get behind a rifle, fire a single shot and hit a target the size of guitar, eight football fields away. Our friends at The Best of the West, teams up with us to host a day of long range shooting for our Heritage Club Members and their guests. This exclusive private event is held at a farm near Lynnville, TN. A course of steel targets are set up at distances from 200 yards to 1350 yards.
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Long range, it's a numerical game of precision. The guys from The Best of the West, from Cody, WY, bring their well-built, very impressive signature series rifle systems topped with Huskemaw long range scopes. The rifles are custom built with amazing trigger pulls and unbelievable low recoil. They shoot their own custom ammunition to guarantee extreme consistent accuracy. The science of long range shooting is well understood by The Best of the West crew, and their system makes this mastery of ballistics game simplified.
Long range shooting is no longer isolated to rifles. The 2016 event included long range shotgun and muzzle loader shooting. The shotgun fired a slug at 400 yards, and the very unique muzzle loaders fired out to 800 yards.
Each shooter has three different targets with different ranges at four shooting stations. The Best of West guys give advise on long range shooting and explained the design of their simplified shooting systems. Spotters keep score for those who want to compete. There is a shoot off at the end of the day for great prizes.
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For more information on the Long Range Shoot Out or becoming a Heritage Club Member, contact TWRF's Development Director:
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BROOKFIELD, CONN. – Dec. 31 – Jimmy "Bubba" Broderick took his Lou Cicconi-owned Midget to Fort Wayne, Indiana for the 2007 Rumble in Fort Wayne and came back with a pair of strong finishes.
With the intent simply of taking the Lou Cicconi-owned car to Fort Wayne in preparation for the Jan. 18-19 Atlantic City Indoor Race at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. "That's the next race we go to,"
said Broderick. "We made the A-Main last year with a dirt car. The car we ran at Fort Wayne is the same car I'll drive in Atlantic City. This car is built specifically for this kind of track," he added.
Broderick's race weekend was better than they had hoped: "we time trialed twelfth and won the heat Friday," reported the teen driver on the Friday night Three-Quarter Midget program. "It was a very exciting night. We arrived there not knowing anything about the car or the track. I just wanted to run decent." And run decent he did, finishing a good third place in his first race at the track in that car.
Saturday's Midget show started just as well as Friday, with a third- place time trials result and a second-place finish in the heat race.
Before the feature race, his team owner "blocked" the rear suspension, setting it up for the longer runs and moving the axle back slightly.
"Nobody saw that the spring was hitting the birdcage so all the weight wanted to shift to the back," described Jimmy. The handling of the car was shifted far toward oversteer and he spent most of the night dirt- tracking the car on a paved track, spinning out once on his way to a ninth-place finish. "The car was nowhere near the right setup, but I'm happy. I'm that much better for the Gambler's Classic in Atlantic City," he concluded, noting that many observers had commented on his obvious talent in coping with the ill-handling car.
Broderick is being helped in his career by training from Future Stars in Racing Academy. The Academy helps prepare young drivers for success outside the car in public speaking; sponsor presentations; working with the media and behavior on and off the track. Future Stars in Racing is the exclusive driver development partner with the ASA Late Model Series. Marketing partners include Safety-Kleen, Awesome Racewear and Sunbelt Web Solutions. The Academy features a staff with decades of experience in all aspects of motorsports. To learn more about Jimmy Broderick and the Academy, go to www.futurestarsinracing.com.
Congratulations to Jimmy, Bubba, & crew on a solid effort from all of your friends at CNYMS.
M&R Midget Feature Finish: JOEY PAYNE, Lou Cicconi Jr., John Blewett III, Mike Lichty, Rick Eckert, Rob Vivona, Danny Shirey, Mike Tidaback, Stevie Smith, Scotty Smith, Stewart Friesen, Mike Iles, Matt Janisch, Marc Rogers, Tim Adams, Curtis Friesen, Jeff Heotzler Sr., Bill Unglert, Ted Christopher, Matt Seavey, Heath Hehnly, Bubba Broderick, Bob Watkins Jr., Cody Darrah, Jeff HeotzlerJr., Mike Osite.


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I remember…
After my latest post, I'm feeling inspired to accept a writing challenge today. Freestyle memory, 10 minutes on the clock. Time is 2:10 p.m. Ready, Set, Go!
Fourth of July 2008. Post-firework extravaganza. In the city of Chino California, former cow country. My older cousins (10 years my senior) were feeling nostalgic and wanted to show me the houses they grew up in.
My cousin by blood, Haley, sits excitedly in the passenger seat while her husband, Eddie, mans the wheel with purpose as I make myself comfortable in the backseat behind Haley. Fast-forward to us winding through the streets of Eddie's childhood in their Toyota Camry. The community park: where Eddie broke his arm, first job: mowing crazy cat ladies lawn, followed by the Bernstein's house: where Eddie and partner in crime Dillon Bernstein accidentally blew up the family mini van when the reckless "high" schoolers left a joint burning on the seat.
It was a surprisingly quiet neighborhood, too quiet on account that it was 10 p.m. on Fourth of July in a city where fireworks were legal at the time. I tried to remain as interested as I could as Eddie pointed out his adolescent memories, but for a 14 year old at the time, his walk down memory lane felt like my grandpa telling me about his service in the Korean War. Alright 5 minutes left, better get to the punch line…
Ahhh, the time and place of Eddie's first kiss. He points to a mailbox outside a quaint one story house. A sigh of frustration as Haley realizes that she and Eddie never kissed at this mailbox. The beans are spilled, Haley was not Eddie's first kiss…whoops. I decide tune out the feuding fiances and take in the scenery, although looking back I wish I hadn't…Out of nowhere, a stark naked man holding a can of Bud Light stands in the middle of the road unbeknownst to the very distracted, bickering beaus. I panic. I can't the right words, or any for that matter, to tell Eddie to brake before we hit the drunk, naked, fat guy. I realize this is the first fully nude man I have ever laid eyes on, and my fourteen year old virgin self was in complete and utter shock as the man's beer belly slithered across Haley's passenger window. Milliseconds pass when the fat man suddenly bellows in pain and proceeds to bang on my window and flip me the bird. Shocked that my cousins are wrapped up in their argument, and oblivious to what has just happened, I shed the man a toothy, speechless shrug then unbuckle my seat belt so I can turn and look out the rear window. My eyes burn at the sight of him cradling his left toes, hopping on one foot, shouting profanity at the top of his lungs, and much to my dismay, all while still naked.
"Hey! What are you doing, put your seat belt back on." – Eddie.
I turn around with wide eyes, crimson cheeks and buckle my seat belt with sweaty palms. Off my deer and headlights expression…."
"You alright? You look like you've just seen a ghost." – Haley.
"God Bless, America." I mutter under my breath.
Alright so it's 2:21p.m. Went over by a minute. This Writer Girl wonders…what's your Funny Freestyle Memory?


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I promise, this is going to be short.
Given that I've been more than a month late for this movie I'm guessing there is no need to build it up. We all know this one brought home the bacon and then some – if you don't already know, Holmes sat beside Avatar for weeks on end in the box office and it took home a Best Actor on the last Golden Globe.
So what about the movie?
It opens with a carriage, gunshots, a sacrificial virgin, a weirdo in a cape, some very late Bobbies, Watson and Holmes. Case solved: bad guy to the noose.
But our protagonist is in a rut and his good buddy is out to be engaged. His life can't be anymore miserable. He needs another hit, another case and some light inside his room. Then suddenly the guy they sent to his death is back and London is ravaged with terror. The dead is walking and he is believed to be the devil incarnate. With this, our heroes are awoken to another mystery and they're back in business.
You'd expect no less from Guy Ritchie, that's for sure. With Lock Stock and Snatch under his belt it's hard to imagine that he won't deliver well using a juggernaut of a literature like Sherlock Holmes. The colour: crisp. The pacing: swift and coherent. The musical scoring played with astute panache and the casting brings forth a swagger fitting for a unified ensemble.
Some may argue that it's not as accessible as they hoped it would be – they say Downey's accent was a tad incomprehensible – but it was equally spectacular (if I should say so myself). Audacious too, that Downey donned a character we thought is so far removed from him. The funny knockabout portrayal of Watson and Holmes friendship does give us a hint of something more but we'll leave that to everyone's interpretation. To sum up their tandem, it was very much fitting; usually, sidekicks are well, shadowed. In this case, they slugged around in the screen like it was top billed by both.
Suffice to say, Sherlock Holmes is a riot. It may have come chaotic to some but the rest of the pie serves its entertainment value. And for sure, that slice proved a feast.


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Midtown Terrace Zoning Correction
In 1986, the people of San Francisco adopted a planning ordinance through the passage of proposition M that was intended to assure that planning and zoning actions would, among other things, be done in such a way as to assure that "existing house and neighborhood character be conserved and protected."
Unfortunately, in the case of Midtown Terrace, a serious error was made in zoning our neighborhood that may ultimately destroy the character of this area if it is not corrected. Midtown Terrace is a development of detached residential housing. As a result of a clear zoning mistake, however, we are zoned for row housing like much of the Sunset District. Until recently, construction in our area has respected the actual detached nature of the homes here. However, we are now experiencing a few efforts to ignore the neighborhood charcter and build out to the property lines. Permits have and will be granted for this as long as our zoning is not corrected. This has the potential to lower property values, decrease fire safety, and utterly undermine the charming character of our residences.
A group of your neighbors has set up a Zoning Correction Committee to try to get the city government to obey the Planning Ordinance adopted in 1986 and correct the zoning of Midtown Terrace to conform to its requirements. This committee has the support and endorsement of the Midtown Terrace Home Owners Association, but we will need your support and endorsement also in order to convince the City to make this important zoning correction.
In the coming weeks, you can expect a visit from one of the members of the Zoning Correction Committee to answer any detailed questions you may have and to seek your signature on a petition requesting the correction. (Nonresident owners can download a copy of the petition and return it to MTHOA-zoning,P.O. Box 31097 San Francisco, CA 94131. Click here to download the petition: petition.pdf.)
Meanwhile, however, we urge you to take a look at the above video presentation the Committee has prepared that, in more detail, explains the issue and its importance to all of us. Talk with your neighbors about this and ask them to visit this page and watch the video. We would welcome any questions you may want to submit along with an expression of your support by completing the form below.Click here to see a table demonstrating that the current zoning of Midtown Terrace is erroneous on its face.
Click here to view the feedback and questions we have recieved thus far.


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The Bump Baby Registry
Now is the perfect time to start your Baby Registry!START A REGISTRY
This. If I'm home, she wants DH and vice versa.steamboat123 said:Whomever (who ever) isn't around. It's kind of funny. I had been the main comforter, but it's becoming more 50/50 thankfully.
Lol that's how my mom and dad are!SecretSauce said:
SS - Me. Sauce has no choice.If I'm keeping it real he totes loves my dad (who lives with us) a zillion times more. This kid gets to live with the man that spoils him rotten. As grandpa says "It's my job!"
This is what I love about living with my parents. Grayson is going to have an amazing relationship with his grandparents and that makes me so so happy because I don't have a very good relationship with any of mine because I was never really around them growing up.NurseMommy13 said:
Me. Duh...
But my dad beats me any day. All day long it's "papa! papa! papa!"


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Sirarpie Der Nersessian was born in Istanbul (Constantinople), Turkey on September 5, 1896 and died on July 5, 1989. Der Nersessian was the third child in an educated upper-middle-class family that included her parents, an older brother, Boghos, and an older sister, Arax, along with her mother's siblings. Her uncle, a renowned theologian and church historian, Archbishop Malachia Ormanian, was the Armenian patriarch of the Ottoman Empire from 1896 to 1908 and was a major source of inspiration for Der Nersessian throughout her life.
Orphaned after losing first their mother in 1905 and then their father in 1914, Der Nersessian and her sister left family behind when they fled persecutions against Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915. They went first to Bulgaria and then across war-torn Europe to Switzerland, where Der Nersessian completed her secondary education and commenced university in 1917. In 1919, soon after the end of the World War I, the sisters moved to Paris, where Der Nersessian pursued graduate degrees at the Sorbonne, studying with the leading Byzantine scholars of the period, the historian Charles Diehl and art historians Gabriel Millet and Henri Focillon. Her lifelong friendships with Byzantine historian Father Francis Dvornik and art historian André Grabar also started during her student years in Paris.
The beginning of Der Nersessian's academic career coincided with the infancy of the specific field she would come to adopt, the study of Byzantine manuscript illuminations, which she explored in both of the theses she completed for her doctorat ès lettres. In the first, she investigated the illustrations of the medieval romance of Barlaam and Joasaph; the second was her initial study of Armenian illuminations, specifically those of 12th, 13th, and 14th century manuscripts held at the library of the Mekhitarist monastery at San Lazzaro in Venice, Italy. Published in two volumes in 1936-1937, Der Nersessian's second thesis was the first-ever comprehensive publication on Armenian manuscripts. Working as an assistant to Gabriel Millet at the École Pratique des Hautes Études, Der Nersessian organized the photographic collection of Early Christian and Byzantine art and archaeology. This work attracted the attention of American Byzantinists, such as Charles Morey, Albert Friend, and Walter Cook, who travelled to Paris since such a photographic archive did not exist in the United States at the time. In 1930-1931, upon recommendation by these colleagues, Der Nersessian was invited (while she was still a PhD student) to lecture at Wellesley College and so became the first female professor to teach Byzantine art in a women's college. Eventually, Der Nersessian would become the chair of the art history department and director of the Farnsworth Museum at Wellesley.
Der Nersessian's first encounter with Dumbarton Oaks was a lecture that she gave in 1939, a year before the institute was conveyed to Harvard. This lecture was one of a number that she was asked to deliver during World War II, including a series of five lectures held at the Morgan Library in New York and sponsored by New York University's Institute of Fine Arts, which were eventually published by Harvard University Press as Armenia and the Byzantine Empire: A Brief Study of Armenian Art and Civilization (1954). In the academic year of 1944/45, Der Nersessian was invited to Dumbarton Oaks as a Senior Fellow; the following year she became full faculty and a member of the Board of Scholars. While at Dumbarton Oaks, she resided on the grounds in what is now the Operations building at S and 32nd Streets, NW in Georgetown, joined by her sister in 1947.
At a period when Harvard University rarely hired female professors, Der Nersessian was appointed Henri Focillon Professor of Art and Archaeology in 1953. At Dumbarton Oaks, she served as deputy director of studies (1953-1954) and as acting director of studies twice (1954-1955 and 1961-1962). Der Nersessian also served as symposiarch for two of Dumbarton Oaks' Byzantine symposia (1948 and 1958) and participated in a total of seven symposia.
Der Nersessian also traveled for her research, making two trips that would contribute significantly to her work. The first was a sabbatical in Jerusalem, taken during the 1951-1952 academic year. With her sister Arax, Der Nersessian visited the library of the Armenian Patriarchate for six months to study its collection of unpublished manuscripts. During the same trip, the sisters traveled to Egypt, Palestine, and to the Armenian churches of Aleppo, Syria and Antelias (near Beirut), Lebanon. They also used the visit to return to Istanbul for the first time since their departure 36 years earlier and reunite with their brother. In 1960, following a congress in Moscow, Der Nersessian visited Armenia and Georgia. She spent a month as the guest of the Armenian Academy of Sciences, studying the world's premiere Armenian manuscript collection, that of Etchmiadzin, now held at the Matenadaran, the national library in Erevan.
During the nearly twenty years that she spent at Dumbarton Oaks, Der Nersessian's research continued to focus on manuscript illuminations, as well as on Byzantine and Armenian art in general. Along with countless articles, she published a number of catalogs of manuscript collections, including those of Chester Beatty Library (1951, revised and republished in 1958), the Freer Gallery of Art (1963), and the Walters Art Gallery (1973), as well as miniatures from Isfahan, Iran (co-authored with Arpag Mekhitarian, 1986). Another joint effort was a text relating to the 10th century Armenian chapel, Aght'amar (1965), which combined Der Nersessian's research with photographic documentation acquired by Dumbarton Oaks through one of its fieldwork projects. She also contributed a detailed study of the iconography of the Pareclession in the Kariye Camii in Istanbul, Turkey to volume 4 of Paul Underwood's publication, The Kariye Djami (1975). The work for her magnum opus, Miniature Painting in the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia from the Twelfth to the Fourteenth Century, commenced while she was at Dumbarton Oaks and was the subject of her retirement speech in 1963. The volume was published posthumously in 1993.
Upon her retirement in 1963, Der Nersessian returned to Paris and continued to lecture at European universities, including the Collège de France. In October 1965, she returned to deliver her final lecture at Dumbarton Oaks, "Scholarship in Byzantine Art and Archaeology, 1940-1965" for the institution's 25th anniversary celebration. Der Nersessian was awarded the status of Emerita and was made an honorary associate of the Board of Scholars. During her retirement she continued her research, publishing even more extensively, for a total of over a dozen titles and approximately 100 articles. She is well-known in the field of Byzantine Studies, having written various articles on Christian Art, Cilician illustrated manuscripts, unpublished Armenian manuscripts, and Coptic paintings in Egypt. In 1981, she assumed the directorship of the Revue des Études Arméniennes, the field's premiere scholarly journal outside of Armenia, a title she held until her passing on July 5, 1989.
Der Nersessian was the only woman at Dumbarton Oaks to ever gain full professorship at Harvard University; the first woman to receive the Saint Gregory the Illuminator Medal of Honor from the Armenian Apostolic Church (in 1960); and the second woman to receive a gold medal from the Society of Antiquaries of London (in 1970).
Arax Der Nersessian is Sirarpie Der Nersessian's older sister.


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How Do Artists Make Money?
Valerie Atkisson | ArtBistro
There are many residencies for artist to get "away from the world" and focus on their work. The length of the residency varies and the amount of money granted to the artist varies too. Some residencies actually charge money. But many will cover at least some if not all costs. You must apply for these residencies and have a flexible work schedule to go.
Many times the most valuable asset of a residency is not the money granted, but the professional network an artist forms while there. The network may include other artists, guests, curators, and other influential people in the art word.
READ: Best Practices in Applying for Residencies.
Museums and Art Centers
Artists generally don't see a cent from exhibits in a museum. In some cases, however, they do. Installation artists are typically given an artist fee for creating a temporary installation. The fee can be set by you or the museum. Find other ways that museums can help an artist's career and hear what a curator has to say about the business of museums.
Read: Do Museums Pay Artists?
Teaching / Guest Artist Programs
One of the most popular ways to make money as an artist is to teach.:http://artbistro.monster.com/news/articles/7821-how-to-make-money-as-an-artist-teaching Teaching opportunities at a college level are competitive, but don't overlook guest artist programs. There may be ways to get a teaching job that you have not thought of.
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6 Adventurous Ways to Fill Your May Long Weekend
Our fave destinations for a long-weekend getaway (and what to do while you're there).
Whether you want to see another province, cross the border or play tourist close to home, these six destinations offer original ideas that will easily fill your May long weekend.
1. Take to the trails in Calgary
Ditch your wellies and lace up your hiking boots! Calgary has more than enough trails to keep you busy during the long weekend. From moderate paths that will take you through canyons and past waterfalls to difficult trails that end at the top of breathtaking summits, these Calgary hikes have an unforgettable scene waiting around each bend.
2. Eat like a local in Kelowna
You could spend a whole day eating your way through downtown Kelowna—and we highly recommend you do! We have an entire day of feasting planned for you, starting with a full-plate brunch and ending with a fresh-from-the-farm dinner (with plenty of time for coffee breaks and happy hour sips along the way).
3. Explore an unspoiled stretch of the Sunshine Coast
Forty-eight hours on the scenic norther Sunshine Coast will have you rethinking life in the city. Hike the Sunshine Coast Trail, listed to a fine dining chef rock out on the guitar and stay in a tudor-style boutique hotel that doubles as a museum (perfecting for wandering through on a lazy afternoon). You'll never want to leave!
7 Local Destinations to Hit for the May Long Weekend
4. Discover the springtime side of Squamish and Whistler
The snow may be gone, but there are plenty of reasons to visit these twin mountain villages: spend the weekend ziplining above Whistler's forests, hiking the the Four Lakes Trail, relaxing with a deep-muscle massage at the Four Seasons Spa and sipping on beers at the Howe Sound brewery. Don't forget to check out our suggestions for where to stay—the options range from a reclaimed cabin in the woods to a luxurious lakeside lodge.
5. Sample from a cocktail master's choice list in Capitol Hill
Heading to Seattle? Savour Capitol Hill's laid-back vibe with a drink or two. Cocktail master (and former Vancouverite) Jamie Boudrea has all the suggestions you need for a whirlwind tour of the city's greatest bars and restaurants.
6. Eat, sleep, play and repeat on a road trip through Oregon
More than 100 state parks and recreation areas line the 584-kilometre stretch between Fort Stevens and Crissey Field—and May Long Weekend is the perfect time to explore the dunes, surf the ways and stroll the beaches along the Oregon Coast.


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Mark Forster will sing "Bauch und Kopf" for Rhineland-Palatinate at the Bundesvision Song Contest 2015.
Mark Foster is one of the biggest names in the German music industry having sold over 1 million records since his career breakthrough in 2012. His Bundesvision entry is the title track of his second album which was released in 2014 and was re-released as a single in March. He is currently one of the favourites to win this years Bundesvision Song Contest.
Rhineland-Palatinate has never won the Bundesvision Song Contest and is currently the second least successful Bundesland based on number of points scored. At last years contest in Gottingen the Bundesland had their best result finishing in 2nd place with the singer Jupiter Jones and "Plötzlich hält die Welt an", he scored a total of 124 points
Listen to "Bauch und Kopf" below: