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May 2014 eJournal - Pg 15
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by Brady Wright
What's that I see outside my office window? It may be the unmistakable signs of spring, which, in the Seattle area, means a slightly lighter rain than usual and the fresh green of new moss growing on the roof of the garage. It means a minor break from cataloging mailers and doing the odd drive-by booklet drop at ranges and stores locally so that I can huddle near the friendly glow of the LCD monitor while I expertly craft another Networking column. I have it on good authority that my wife will be reading this one, so that means that my audience is doubled!
In April Alecs Dean offered training that is outside the shooting disciplines but very valuable nonetheless when he taught the American Heart Association CPR/AED, Blood borne Pathogens and Basic First Aid programs.
It's always great to drop by a range or shop of one of our local affiliates. Being in the Pacific Northwest, one such is the several locations of West Coast Armory. I shoot regularly at their north location, since it's about two miles from home and our affiliates Jim Hickey and Lance Chaar are instructors and range masters there.
I took my newly built AR pistol up for a session a while back and coordinated the visit with dropping off a couple of cases of our booklet, What Every Gun Owner Needs to Know About Self-Defense Law. While there, I chanced upon a brand new shooter taking his first test drive of a handgun. Listening to the conversation at the range counter, it turns out that he was like many folks, in that he was re-discovering the sport, having been in the military during his youth but not owning a personal gun since. While he was familiar with the AR from his service days, he had never actually shot a handgun, so the day's activities were all new to him. The range staff (in my humble opinion) did everything right in showing him the basics and discussing function and feel well before sending him out to the range with his mentor. They ended up at the lane next to me and to say that he had an excellent reintroduction to our sport is an understatement!
Most of you know the Network booklet What Every Gun Owner Needs to Know About Self-Defense Law has been reprinted with some minor changes. If you have copies of the old version, please go ahead and destroy them and let me know so I can replace them at no cost. If you are an affiliated gun shop, instructor or range, and you would like to set up a regular shipment of any reasonable quantity, or adjust the amount you are already receiving, just call or email me and I'll take care of it personally!
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We had a nice day today... started out with time at church. They were so happy to see Adam, it was like a swarm of HUGS lavished upon him. He is so loveable and everyone misses him as much as I do. Adam was a good boy in church, only one did he give out a SHOUT of YEAH he was playing a game and won a board and he shouted that right as Tom preached something about the JOY of the LORD, it was perfect timing.
After church we dropped Adam off to his Dad's for the afternoon. They ate Old MacDonlads for lunch and played video games. Adam loves playing with Jims dog Simon. Joe and Adam had pizza for dinner and we picked him up about 6:30.
Back to our apartment Adam decided to play with his toys and that's where he found the BIG FINGER, he came running out to the living room shouting I AM NUMBER ONE. How can you NOT love this boy?
Lightning McQueen was on TV last night so we watched that before bed. Adam had some chocolate-strawberry-vanilla ice cream for a treat. I can remember when he would only touch vanilla and nothing else. He is getting so grown up.
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More than 120 distinct ethnic communities are represented in its population of more than 3.6 million, making Montréal a mosaic of cultures and traditions. A world leader in such industries as aeronautics, information technology, and biotechnology, the city has also made significant innovations in medicine, multimedia, the arts and urban planning. Its avant-garde spirit has not gone unnoticed: in 2006, Montréal was named a UNESCO City of Design. It is considered North America's most popular city to host international events.
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Can we say The Gacha Garden??!! The gacha event that everyone looks forward to, that only opens its doors every three months is back! Continue reading
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Cosmic Dust's Epiphany Event collection is adorable and a must have for all that have been in or are in a long distance relationship! Continue reading
Presents are under the tree, baking goodies has started and family is to arrive today! I can not believe that Christmas 2016 is already upon us and 2017 is right around the corner. I truly hope this year was productive for you and want to remind everyone that life is NOT about pleasing others. You must do what makes you inherently happy in life while reserving tolerance, love and forgiveness to others at the same time. Though I know this is hard to do, I think we will all evolve emotionally to a point where we can easily achieve this at some point in humanity.
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The one thing I am not looking forward to doing is taking down Christmas Décor from around my house, then packing it all back up in my ocd way that I tend to do things. I know it is a bit early to be thinking of this part of the Holiday, but I can't help it! Continue reading
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Retro comedy TV show 'The Goldbergs' has a mixtape. Five covers and nine originals mostly sung by cast members.
Troy Gentile (Barry Goldberg), AJ Michalka (Lainey Lewis) and Hayley Orrantia (Erica Goldberg) all lend their voices to 'The Goldbergs Mixtape', a fourteen track soundtrack to the ABC comedy show.
There are five covers of eighties songs including Cyndi Lauper's 'True Colors' and The Bangles' 'Eternal Flame'. Other tracks are originals, mostly provided by the cast members in various collaborations whilst the tracklist is filled out by Kurtis Blow ('D&D'). Anthony Petix ('Barry Goldberg: A Rap Story') and of course I Fight Dragons who provide the catchy theme tune 'Rewind'.
You can read our interview with I Fight Dragons singer Brian Mazzaferri which references how the band got to provide the title music for the show.
The Goldbergs Mixtape is available to buy and stream wherever you get your music, including iTunes. Full Tracklist below.
1. "Rewind" (The Goldbergs Main Title Theme) — I Fight Dragons
2. "Love Ninja" — Hayley Orrantia & Troy Gentile
3. "D&D" — Kurtis Blow
4. "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" — Hayley Orrantia
5. "Bad Boy Good Guy" — Troy Gentile
6. "True Colors" — Hayley Orrantia
7. "Ferris Wheel" — Troy Gentile
8. "Tom Sawyer" — Hayley Orrantia & AJ Michalka
9. "He's the Man" — Troy Gentile (feat. Hayley Orrantia, AJ Michalka & Sam Lerner)
10. "Eternal Flame" — Hayley Orrantia & AJ Michalka
11. "Judah Macabee" — Troy Gentile (feat. Sean Giambrone, Sam Lerner, Noah Munck, Matt Bush)
12. "Barry Goldberg: A Rap Story" — Anthony Petix
13. "Walking on Sunshine" — Hayley Orrantia & AJ Michalka
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Peyton Manning Will Miss The Little Things In RetirementPeyton Manning's preparation for a game was legendary, right down to the tiniest of details. So it's not too surprising the Denver Broncos quarterback will miss the little things about the game as he bid farewell.
Brandon Marshall's Ankle On Mend, LB Hopes To Play SundayBrandon Marshall's sprained right ankle aches. Not nearly as much as his heart, though. The Denver Broncos inside linebacker is dealing with a tender ankle and the death of his best friend.
Champ Bailey Retires After Stellar 15-Year CareerChamp Bailey said goodbye to the NFL on Tuesday after signing a ceremonial one-day contract with his beloved Denver Broncos.
Osweiler's Extended Apprenticeship ContinuesThere was a time when Brock Osweiler wanted to seek out Aaron Rodgers to pick his brain about how he waited so patiently for his shot while serving an extended apprenticeship under Brett Favre.
Rahim Moore Pledges To Make Amends For Big BlunderAs the Broncos returned to practice Monday, Rahim Moore said he appreciates the support from teammates, friends and the front office and understands the lingering frustration that some fans feel.
Brian Dawkins Enjoying Retirement, Hall Of Fame On His MindFormer Denver Broncos safety Brian Dawkins says he's finding life after football enjoyable and admits he's thought about the Hall of Fame. Dawkins was CBS4's guest on Xfinity Monday Live!
Broncos Visit Aurora Mass Shooting Victims In HospitalA half dozen Denver Broncos visited with survivors of the Colorado theater shooting on Sunday to try to lift their spirits.
'Dare To Play' Camp For Those With Down Syndrome A Rite Of SummerEd McCaffrey's "Dare To Play" camp for children with Down syndrome has become a rite of early summer in Denver, and nobody has more fun playing the game of football.
Broncos' Restocked Secondary Gets High MarksPeyton Manning and Champ Bailey are giving the Denver Broncos' restocked secondary two thumbs up.
Dawkins Drops By The Office On Day 1 Of RetirementBrian Dawkins spent his first day of retirement at the office.
Brian Dawkins Announces He's RetiringBroncos safety Brian Dawkins is a mild-mannered family man who transformed himself into a ferocious football player on Sundays throughout his career.
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A panel of independent judges have selected Alexia Vo, a rising senior at Thomas R. Proctor High School, as the winner of the annual Give Back to Utica essay contest, earning her a paid summer internship at the Utica Public Library.
The internship is made possible by the Give Back to Utica Fund, a donor-advised fund of The Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties. The fund was created by Steven H. Oram, a former Utica resident and attorney with Oram & Moss, Chartered, a law firm based in Washington, DC.
"I am pleased that this fund is able to reward and inspire those young adults whose lives have been positively impacted by growing up in Utica," said Oram. "This essay contest highlights tomorrow's leaders and gives the community another reason to be proud of its young people."
Vo was chosen among 95 essay applicants. Candidates were asked to describe how growing up in the Utica area has shaped their worldview, what their vision for Utica is and how they can give back to the community to make this vision a reality.
"The diversity that Utica nurtures has enabled me to become a part of something bigger than myself, a community that loves helping each other," Vo wrote in her winning essay. "Growing up in such a strong community has shaped my character and made me the best version of myself."
When asked what she would like to see Utica become, Vo responded that instead of focusing on the resources it needs, Utica can utilize the opportunities it already has to grow in a positive way. Passionate about science, technology, engineering and mathematics, she believes that if the community invests in education for "STEM" careers that it will provide a great return to the area. She is certain that the foundational elements of Utica's culture will make this belief a reality.
"There is a lot of talent in the students living in our city," said Vo. "If Utica helps bright students fulfill their career and educational goals, they will be encouraged to stay in the area and provide their expertise."
Vo developed her love for giving back to the community at a young age, volunteering with various groups such as Young Scholars and experiencing events like the Boilermaker Road Race and the Heart Run & Walk.
"Anyone can—and should—engage in community service opportunities," said Vo. "There are so many ways to make a difference that one cannot help but feel urged to participate in these activities. I wanted to make a difference in the world, so I started by helping out in my own community. However small the gesture may seem, it's the little things that make a difference."
Vo believes her summer internship will help her build a connection with institutions around the community while helping the library further its mission to serve as a comprehensive source of information for Utica.
After graduation, Vo plans to study biochemistry at Hamilton College in Clinton.
The Community Foundation, through the Give Back to Utica Fund, is also providing four additional paid summer internships to students at The Neighborhood Center, The Root Farm, Utica Zoo, and the Young Scholars Liberty Partnership Program at Utica College.


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Baby Proof
To be 100% honest, I didn't really like the main character at all. I liked the book as a whole but I saw the main character as being really childish. I think that may have been the idea, for Claudia (main character) to learn to grow up and compromise. Even though at the beginning of the novel she is already married, and personally I think people should know how to compromise. Part of my feelings on this may be the fact that I'm hormonal right now, but I don't think this is a book I'd ever read again.


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This scrap yard, or, more properly, recycling plant is by the banks of the river Hull at the end of Reservoir Road. The L & M yard here is 7 acres in size and processes 72,000 tonnes of scrap a year and , in their words, they 'depollute' over 3,000 cars a year. L & M have a website here should you want to deal in scrap.
The reservoir in the road's name was an 1840's scheme to draw water from the river Hull to supply the city. It had to be drawn at low tide so as not to be too brackish even so it was murky and foul tasting and contaminated. The city's water now comes mainly from artesian springs to the west of the city at Spring Head and we're all the healthier for that development.
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Life is about to get very, very interesting around here. We have our moving date and it's only 8 weeks away! Freaking out, yes, yes I am. Excited? Oh yes! But moving isn't a frugal activity, so moving right along here are 10 random frugal ideas (Honey Badger style) from all over the place and all over the alphabet. 😉
Honey Badger's Frugal Wednesday Randomness
1. Scrubbing the dishes? When you are using soap-filled scrubbing pads like SOS, wet the object to be scrubbed instead of the pad. The pad lasts a lot longer and doesn't rust as quickly. Also, unless you have a tonne of pots and pans to scrub at one time, cut the pad in two pieces before using. This will stretch the pads AND sharpens your kitchen shears at the same time. If you just used it for a smaller job, store it in a Ziploc bag and stash it in your freezer. This will help the pad last practically forever. When you remove it from the freezer, a quick run under hot water will defrost the pad and make it ready to use again.
2. You will save lots of money and prolong the life of your clothes if you use less soap and wash exclusively in COLD water. Try it, you'll be amazed. Remember, the more soap you use, the more you have to buy, the more you buy, the happier the manufacturers are, the happier they are, the more they want to sell, the more they want to sell, the more they tell you to use. The more loads you wash in HOT, the more you spend on electricity or gas (depending on your water heater). The more you spend on utilities, the happier and fatter the utility companies get. The fatter they get, the bigger their pensions get. The bigger their pensions get, the bigger they want them. The bigger they want them the more they raise the price of utilities. It's insanity. It's a vicious, dirty laundry conspiracy – choose to NOT participate. Just say NO! Less Soap, Cold Water!
3. Read your weekly fliers. Stores other than Wal-Mart price match. I don't visit more than two stores in any given week, so I'm not spending a ton in gas to save .20 on a tin of beans. BUT, by just shopping the sales, and without accounting for coupon use (which would more than double my savings), I have saved over $400 this year alone, just by taking 20 minutes a week to go through the flyers and make a list. So, over a period of seven weeks, I have spent a total of 2.33 hours of my time to save over $400 on groceries and household items that I would have needed to buy in any event (these kids, they sure do get cranky if you don't feed 'em!). So, if my math is right, that means the value in that 20 minutes a week is the equivalent of $172 per hour. Holy sugarsnacks! I'm making bank *grin*
4. Freeze your leftovers. Stop throwing out a spoon full of corn here, a few florets of broccoli there, half a cup of soup there. Repurpose them in another meal later on. One tiny cooked pork chop and three pieces of broccoli and a lonely baby carrot, together do not a meal make, but freeze them, pull them out and add them to a stir fry or soup and presto magic – no food wasted and even better, no money wasted! It sounds weird, I know. We're so used to just tossing everything into the bin and washing up but next time, take a second, stop and really see what's in front of you and think to your self "can I use this in another meal?" More often than not, the answer will be a resounding, "YES!"
5. Research and really know what is a legit opportunity and what is a scam when you are trying to make some extra money online. For me, I'm all about the Swagbucks. I use the SB toolbar (powered by Google) and search as I normally would and poof! I earn SBs at random. They, when I have enough (usually at least once a month), I redeem my SBs for Amazon.ca gift cards. I have 'earned' over $90 without doing anything more than I would do usually online. Oh, and I did spend some of that Amazon gift card money on a new lens filter kit and a remote control for my beloved Rebel T2i ;). But, I'll be posting a more complete and in-depth post on Swagbucks in the near future.
And, just because posts without pictures are kind of bland, here's one from quite a few years back now:
6. Rehydrate your own beans. One pound of dried beans makes the equivalent of 3-4 tins. Make it as you need it, or bag and freeze a whole batch for crazy days. Always boiled red kidney beans for 10 minute or more before eating. Make your own "instant rice"- when you're making rice anyways, double or triple what you actually need, then freeze the extra. You just need to heat it through when you need it – such a time and money saver and is great for brown rice too. (and in keeping with item #4, freeze your leftover rice and add it to later dishes as well) 😉
7. Stop buying expensive laundry pre-treatments. Make your own laundry pre-treater that gets the grease out of your clothes every time. In a clear spray bottle fill 1/2 of the bottle with Dawn dishwashing liquid (purchased on sale with a coupon, of course *grin*). Then fill the rest of the way up with water, leaving a bit of room to shake the bottle for proper mixing. It works really well on grease and food stains alike (and, say it with me," it saves you lots of money and stops making the fat cats even fatter").
8. Have beautiful skin and money in your purse at the same time. If you struggle with oily skin, add a little regular salt or sea salt to your regular cleanser. It acts as an exfoliator. If you have 'regular' (as opposed to elephant?) skin or suffer with dry skin, add a teaspoon of sugar to your cleanser instead. Next time you have the time and privacy to take a bath by yourself (no kids pounding on the door or trying to "keep you company" – uh huh, as if!), put some oatmeal into a piece of clean, old pantyhose (make sure that it is tied off at both ends) and put in your bath. Once it has soaked in the water for a while, squeeze it and the oatmeal milk will help to make your skin so soft and also reduce any redness. This is also non-toxic and helpful if you have a rash. Once your bath is finished, just toss out the stocking. Quick and easy clean up – LOVE IT!
9. Wherever and whenever you can – hang your wet laundry up to dry! I have five kids and one husband (no husband-brothers or sister wives here *grin*) and I hang all our laundry from April through to November (in Canada, no less) and when I am forced to use the dryer, I use it at night during 'off peak' hours, so the electricity is less than half the cost as 'high demand or medium demand' times. TOU electricity is not fun, don't be shackled to your drier. Your clothes will last longer and smell nicer if you hang dry them 🙂
10. Nobody likes the ends of the loaf of bread. I don't understand it, I certainly don't endorse this behaviour, but it's true. Many people are prejudiced against bread ends. So many people just bypass the first piece in a brand new bag of bread and skip back two or three slices. The bag will have a couple of slices left in it but you'll hear "we don't have any bread!" and they open yet another bag and look to toss the (for some reason) offensive ends out. But stop! Freeze them. Save them up and use them for stuffing, make bread crumbs, or other things with them. It doesn't matter if they're frozen, and no one will know or care that they ARE eating the ends 😉 Or, you could save a BUNDLE and bake your own bread, but baby steps are the best place to start 🙂
What are your favourite frugal or resource saving tips or tricks? Share, share!


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Coming home
|Posted on Sep 27 2011
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I give my higher self full permission to guide me to a space that feels right for me in everyway.
A place where I can best be of service.
A place where work comes to me easily and effortlessly.
A place where I am surrounded by like-minded and supportive people.
A place where I feel totally at ease and at home.
I had set myself some clear intentions * on what I was looking for in the next chapter of my life. On the first of August this year I moved into my new home. A converted steading in the Angus area. It's a far cry from having a flat in the centre of Aberdeen. I'm a country girl at heart, although all my life I've lived in various cities. Now I have the water (north river esk) directly behind me, farmer's fields in front and there are plenty of different species of birds to admire. Its peaceful here and it gets very dark at night. There is apparently a reflexologist living in the cluster of farm buildings close by who I'm looking forward to meeting.
I cleared out most of my furniture before I moved, so I've been sitting on the floor in my lounge. There are still a few boxes to be unpacked, when I have cupboards and drawers to put things in. My new kitchen table and chairs arrived yesterday. I'm really appriecating sitting down at a proper table to eat. It's the simple things in life that matter. When you don't have them and then you get them again you really learn to value them.
When you get an opportunity to rebuild your life and money has been tight for years it really makes you think about the choices you are making. And apart from being like 'a kid in a sweetie shop' for the first few weeks :-) I'm building up my life again based on the premise of what do I really need, what is practical, what enhances my life and what makes me feel good. All common sense really, something we all know. In the current economic climate though when the cost of living is rocketing it's easy to get into debt.
I have come to know that our outer world is really just a mirror of our inner reality. When things aren't working in our life and we are feeling unhappy or anxious it's easy to over spend. It can sometimes act as a sticking plaster to avoid the real issues that need looking at. I gave up all my financial security to go on the journey of becoming my authentic self. When I look back now there have been some pretty 'hair raising' moments. Without wishing to use a cliche 'it has all been worth while'. I've stepped out of my comfort zone; learned more about my true nature and allowed myself to trust in a higher will far greater than my own.
And the journey continues because when 'we think we have got it all sussed' we most certainly have not. We are coming from our ego. The universe has had a canny way of reminding me of that lately! As we do the inner work to change ourselves, the people around us change and very often so do our surroundings. Then we are really just at the beginning of another new chapter of self-discovery!
There are people just now who may be facing financial challenges or even redundancy. At a recent seminar I attended Dianna Cooper talked about 'redundancy being an opportunity to learn about our true souls mission. To do the work in alignment with our heart and soul we need to raise our vibrational frequency so that we will attract that work towards us'
It worked in a similar way for me when I gave up a well established business to go on a journey of self-discovery. To give you a bit of background the business I had was facing a church and the words I looked out at everyday were.
' Seek ye the kingdom of god, and his righteousness and all will be given unto thee' Matthew 6.33
At that time I didn't realise just how significant those words would be for me. Being a great believer though in signs, coincidences (no such thing) and the right guidance coming into my life at the perfect time I had a chance meeting with a man, a warrior spirit (in image at least, a mirror image of myself at that time, but thats another story!) He helped me to shed some more light on why I had chosen to set up a beauty salon opposite a church. The name I had choosen for my business was called 'Face it' and at that time I really was 'facing myself' All the things that I thought made me tick just didn't anymore.
I had a deep yearning inside myself for something more, a different way of being perhaps? On the surface everything in my life looked rosy. I had a good going business and all the trappings that went with it. I had chosen a career that cultivated beauty and projecting a successful image on the outside. Inside though I felt lost, lonely and yearning for love. I can now identify that yearning as my 'souls calling'. A message from the wiser part of me to go within to find what I was really searching for.
So here I am several years down the line. There have been challenges, laughter, tears and many opportunities to learn about love. Right now I'm feeling grateful for my beautiful new surroundings and thanking the angels in heaven and on earth for their ongoing love and support.
Call upon the angels to help you access your strength and give you the clarity to overcome any challenges you may be facing.
I look forward to working from my new home. I welcome clients old and new. Those willing to learn and grow from the 'twists and turns' in their own lives journey.
Think of something that you have created for yourself, which you are proud of?
Write down in your personal journal the challenges you have faced, the fears that you have overcome, the 'limiting' beliefs that you stepped through, the actions that you took, the support that you enrolled.
Action Step:
Write down the personal qualities that were evolked in you through doing this?
List all the actions you can take now towards creating your future?
Finally keep believing in yourself and never give up hope!
Much love
I welcome your comments and insights. I invite you to share your success stories, challenges you have faced, qualities that you have discovered, actions that that you took. Your wisdom will inspire others!
* Authors note. One thing I feel it is important to re iterate is when we to set our intentions on what we are trying to achieve for ourselves it is also wise to consider how we can best be of service to others. Also be aware of 'wishful thinking' we can't force our will on anyone else or make them do something if they don't want to. Despite our ego's best efforts things come along when our soul is really ready for them and the 'growing opportunities' that they may bring. For more information on the power of intention I would recommend clicking on the link above.
When we invite the angels and 'light being's' into our lives know that they can only guide and support us on our personal journeys. There are 'no quick fixes' or 'magic pills' that we can take. The will and commitment to change our lives has to come from ourselves. God helps those who help themselves. As we face our fears and take another step towards re-membering the 'limitless potential' we have inside ourselves the angels are only too delighted to assist.
Keep posted for the follow up to this blog 'Creating a Temple of Light'
To keep up to date with new postings and to share your own tools for Self-Discovery and 'Living Life Creatively' you can also follow me on my business facebook page
Jill Webster Life Enhancement Specialist
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|By Unknown on Oct 10 2011 at 7:21 AM
|Congratulations on your move Jill - your new place looks gorgeous and I\'m sure you will be very happy there. I can\'t wait to visit! (maybe this winter though plans tbc...) sharonx
|By Unknown on Oct 10 2011 at 11:05 AM
|Congratulations yourself Sharon! This amazing woman who used to be my next door neighbour in Glasgow when we were \'wee lassies\'has just published her first poetry collection \'To know Bedrock\' Her work opens my heart and streeetches my imagination.For more info and to attend the launch in London please follow this link.
lots of love Jill
|Home is where the heart is
|By Unknown on Oct 15 2011 at 3:49 PM
|Enjoyed your latest blog Jill. Looking forward to reading further insights from the creative stimulus your new home is providing. Oh, and you must include some images of your gallery with photographic canvases from around Mill of Pert Farm. Lots of love. Robert
|life changes
|By Unknown on Oct 27 2011 at 7:40 AM
|hello jill
i wrote the title.then didnt even know what i had written, inspiration thats what it was.
suddenly my life changed, losing my husband of 40 years.we were and still are hopelessly in love and all of a sudden my world was upside down.
i am on a quest to find myself again.......a reflexologist, yoga teacher, spiritual healer and councellor with the spirit world. i find myself lost like a boat without a rudder and find myself constantly using the words lost in the wilderness.........i believe in angels and know they are with me too i need direction.
|By Unknown on Oct 31 2011 at 6:34 PM
|I am sorry to hear of your loss. I would like to recommend a book. \'How to mend your broken heart\' by Paul McKenna and Hugh Willbourne. This book as well sharing valuable tools about how to manage the break up of a relationship with an ex also talks about the process of grief. It gives insights on how to move forward and embrace changes.
Grief comes in waves. Whilst it is so important to allow our emotions to flow, to acknowledge the times in our lives when we think we are \'lost without a paddle\' it also helps to keep our minds focused on \'There is light at the end of the tunnel\'
During times of trauma and change it is helpful to step back for a moment and observe yourself as if you were looking at you through the eyes of your own best friend. What advice would you give yourself right now?
Question: How can I be loving and supportive of myself right now?
What steps can I take today?
Let me know how you get on
love & angel blessings
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Some exciting news for Solomun fans as 27th September see's the much-anticipated return of Solomun to the Port of Ibiza! It's been three years since he first debuted this epic sea facing performance back in 2014 and following the success of the first two, he is now back in the marina for another go.
The event kicks off at 8pm and is a completely free event, as a thank you for the warm welcome that he has received on the island and from Pacha so make sure that you head down and check out the vibe!


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Perky Coffee Costume Ideas
A Little Instant Coffee, Coffee Costume Ideas That Is
Let me start by saying I have never, ever made a coffee costume nor am I likely to ever wear one since I am a big TEA drinker. However, I have seen plenty of them online and I think they're a hoot, especially for you folk who can't get through the day without your COFFEE fix.
I had a lof of fun putting together this resource page where you can find great ideas for making and/or buying your very own coffee themed costume for Halloween or for anytime that you need one.
This page would not be nearly as fun if it were not for the images of the photographers and bloggers from whom I have asked permission to use their personal photos. Thanks to every one of them.
And if you're a BIG COFFEE lover, be sure to head on over to our Facebook page I LOVE COFFEE MUGS. We'll look forward to seeing you there!
Buy A Coffee Bean Costume
The biggest coffee bean you'll ever see!
The coffee bean costume shown above is a quality costume for adults that includes the mascot head and body as well as shoe and hand covers. It is fairly light at between 8 and 11 pounds and is breathable and washable. It is designed for adults between 5 feet 2 inches and 6 feet tall with a chest size up to 60 inches, although it can be customized to be a bit bigger. It can be ordered from Amazon by clicking right here.
Make A Coffee Bean Costume
To make a simple coffee bean costume, use a large brown shirt and beret. Cut a curved strip of black paper (or fabric) and affix it to the middle of the shirt. Add a mustache and stuff the shirt with pillows.
Buy An Inexpensive Coffee Cup Costume
This costume is a simple and affordable coffee-themed costume featuring screen-printed fabric on foam. Just add your own coffee pot and you're all set!
Tim Hortons Coffee Cup Costume
A great idea for a GROUP costume!
This Tim Hortons coffee cup costume made for a wonderful group costume idea! It will take a bit of ingenuity and a Tim Hortons logo to recretae this look and, of course, it could be customized for any coffee chain you like.Thanks to Flickr photographer smaku for the photograph and the idea!
How To Make Your Own Tim Hortons Coffee Cup & Timbits Costumes
Using a black plastic garbage can and a cardboard box.
Tim Hortons fans will love this duo -- the iconic Canadian Tim Hortons' paper cup and box of Timbits costume. Find all the instructions here.
How To Make A Starbucks Costume
Using a lightweight garbage can.
Starbucks fans will love this Starbucks paper cup. Of course, it could be customized to be from any coffee brand you like. Find all the instructions here.
How To Make Coffee Themed Goggles
From your favorite coffee shop's paper coffee cups.
These glasses could be the start or finish of any coffee related costume or they could be worn alone. Find out how to make them here.
And Splenda Costumes
Of course, where there's coffee and donuts, there might also be Splenda, LOL. Love this idea from Flickr photographer 3 Cool Cats. She's taken a simple dress and transformed it into a packet of splenda.
Make A Coffee Angel Of The Morning Costume
Be a COFFEE ANGEL by doning a pair of angel wings, wearing your best pjs, slippers and housecoat and carrying either a pot or a cup of coffee.
More Coffee Costume Ideas
- Coffee Cup Costume Ideas
Three simple coffee inspired costumes, including Garbage Can Coffee Cup and two Coffee Mugs.
- How to Make Your Own Donut Costume
Starting with an inflatable pool tube, you'll be able to make a lightweight donut costume.
- How To Make A Dunkin Donuts Coffee Cup Costume
Looking to make a Dunkin Donuts costume? See the picture of this prize winning costume and make sure to check the responses for the how tos.
- Halloween Costumes: Fair Trade Style
You'll find costumes for Fair Trade French Roast Coffee Bean and a Mug of Fair Trade Certified Coffee.
Have Some More Coffee?
More Halloween Coffee Pages
- A Clowder of Black Cat Coffee Mugs
Black Cat Appreciation Day is August 17. The day was created in 2011 to help eliminate superstitions about black cats and to help them be adopted.Whether or not you are able to own a black cat, you may love them, as I do.You can celebrate black cats.
- The Best Halloween Coffee Mugs
Love Halloween? Then you should definitely have one of these bewitching Halloween mugs in your collection!
- Starbucks Halloween Coffee Mugs
Love Starbucks? How about Halloween? If you love them both, you're going to want to add one of these handsome Starbucks Halloween coffee mugs to your collection!
More Coffee Pages
- THE WORLD OF COFFEE: Your Complete Coffee Resource
This page is dedicated to COFFEE. Coffee mugs. Coffee information. Coffee resources. Even coffee recipes and movies. If you enjoy coffee (and even if you do not), you will love this resource page, the goal of which is to share with you some...
- Keep Calm And Carry On Coffee Mug (And Story)
Keep Calm and Carry On was originally a slogan on a World War II poster. It was actually one of three posters with the design of this one meant to be used only if the war (World War II) got so bad that the general population needed to be told to...
- Enjoy The Coffee In These Movies
Given the importance that coffee plays in North American society, there are not really that many movies with coffee scenes. However, we have managed to round up a small list of interesting movies for you that feature coffee moments. If you love...
- Starbucks: Passion For Coffee Cookbook Review
Starbucks Passion For Coffee is a small and attractive Starbucks coffee book. Not just a recipe collection, this volume includes information on coffee, too. It will take you from the areas of the world where coffee is grown to your own kitchen,...
- Should We Ban Paper Coffee Cups From The Face Of The...
BAN PAPER COFFEE CUPS! Whilst I might agree that sometimes there is a place for paper cups and plastic lids, I truly do believe that WHENEVER POSSIBLE coffee should be drank from a mug that can be washed and REUSED. But ban paper coffee cups...
Do you love COFFEE enough to wear a COFFEE costume?
I LOVE coffee but I can't quite see myself wearing a coffee costume - these are fun though!
Ha ha ha Love the coffee costumes and I love coffee. Sometimes I wear coffee down the front of my shirt by accident, but I guess that doesn't count as a costume.
Wow! I would be up all night! Happy Halloween!
Wow, cool ideas! Very original
Cute lens, Linda. Makes me want to have some coffee! :)
LOL no but true addicts will!
Coffee costumes are great for coffee drinkers like me. Thanks for adding that delightful donut costume to the mix. I must have something to clutch with my coffee!
What great ideas for Halloween costumes, I love coffee and just happen to be drinking a cup right now... Thanks for sharing Brenda. :)
I do, as a matter of fact! Coffee is a wonder! :)
Love coffee- hazelnuts!
Naaaawwwww. But they are absolutely adorable, and I like how creative the idea is - Squid angel blessings and stardust in your coffee!
No, do not love coffee that much! These ideas definitely perked up my day!
No, but my sister seriously needs a Starbucks costume!
the 4 dudes in costume made me laugh! now that you've mentioned it, i'll be preparing my cup :D
I love coffee enough to GET MARRIED wearing a coffee costume (okay, not really).
Fantastic! I like the ideas a lot!
I know some people who would love these! Great lens!
Not a caffeine junkie :)
I DO love coffee enough to wear a coffee costume! These are super unique...Great job! :)
Oh yeah! I love my cup of joe!
This is a very cute idea. I do love coffee and I might wear a coffee costume. ?
Coffee and donut couple - cute!
I love coffee but I wouldn't wear it.
Haha, this is stupid (in a positive way)! :-)
Not me. Caffeine makes me jittery. Love the coffee goggles --- those are ingenious. Nifty lens.
Absolutely (:
I'm a green tea drinker, mostly, but I canot LIVE without my morning cup of coffee! Fantastic unusual costume ideas :)
how can i avoid that costume idea
how can i aviod that costume idea thanks for sharing
Really cute ideas here!!! Blessed!
These costumes are sure to satisfy anyone who lives on caffeine. I love the Starbucks outfit.
I don't think I'd go that far, but these are creative ideas!
Love coffee and the cop hat on the donut costume! Great lens!
SUCH an AWESOME idea!!!! Being Canadian i LOVE the Tim Hortons costume!!!!!!!! :)
These are great. I love the donut with the police officer's hat.
Haha... I work for a coffee roasting company. My boss needs to see this page. Very cute costumes.
Such adorable costumes!
Such cute costumes for Halloween!
I'm addicted to coffee, and my kids love Tim Hortons - maybe we should all wear Tim Hortons coffee costumes!
Like you, I'm a tea drinker. And like you, I think these coffee costumes are a hoot! Perky - love it!
I've never seen a coffee costume before. What a great idea!
I would so totally wear @smaku's clever Tim Horton's coffee cup costume! Does a box of free timbits come with that, by chance? ;)
What fun coffee costumes are, but I'm afraid I'm like you - a tea addict.
Yes, yes I do. I love the donut costume too!


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Greenfield Community College would like to hear from those whose lives were changed by GCC. Regina Curtis, a GCC alum and the College's Executive Director of Resource Development announced the launch of this open call. "Whether you attended in the 1960s or last year; whether you received an Associate's Degree or just took a few courses that set you on the path to your life's work – we want to hear your story," she says. "We know that GCC has touched the lives of many thousands of people in our community and we would like to update and deepen the connections with our GCC alumni."
Did attending GCC allow you to begin your professional career as, e.g., a nurse, a firefighter, an EMS, an outdoor leader or a realtor? Was it having your child, sibling or parent attend GCC that impacted your life or a generation of your family? Did your GCC transfer degree set you on the path to a 4-year or post-graduate degree? We know in the abstract that all of these scenarios are true, but we don't know your story.
These stories are – your story is – an inspiration to our students, our faculty and our staff and they inspire support of current students and programs at GCC. Here's just one story that we have heard from GCC alum Judith Roberts '94 of Colrain:
I began my first night class at GCC in my early '30s, working full time and raising a family. I didn't know it would be 15 years, at one course a semester, before I completed my Associate's Degree. And nor did I imagine that I would end up writing a sonnet or teaching a class on how to cook camerones (shrimp) in Spanish. I refer to my algebra and chemistry courses as "a metaphor for my life – it did not come easily but I persevered and did well."
With encouragement from GCC Transfer Coordinator Rob Yacubian, I was accepted at Smith College, receiving my B.A. in '00, and then an M.Ed. from Harvard University in '02. But I credit the teachers at GCC as some of the best of my overall college experience. I remember their love of teaching and how they "believed in me until I believed in herself." And now, as Executive Director of The Literacy Project in Greenfield, I am able to share my passion for learning and help other adults gain access to education to change their lives for the better.
Often in our lives it's one person (or just a few) who inspire us, direct us, guide us…and make all the difference. Please tell us how your GCC experience might have made that difference in your life.
So, what's your story? Tell us at www.gcc.mass.edu/MyGCCStory And, this is the first piece of a larger effort by the College to connect with alumni. Watch for an Alumni Survey later this spring!
If you would like to learn more about the initiative, contact Regina Curtis at Greenfield Community College at firstname.lastname@example.com or 413-775-1426.
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These articles contain sexually explicit language that may be offensive to some readers.
FORT WORTH — In public, Fort Worth Bishop Joseph P. Delaney and histrusted subordinates often spoke of the importance of being honest andopen about allegations of sexual abuse by priests.
But the moral and spiritual leaders of the Fort Worth Roman CatholicDiocese buried key facts about six men accused of molesting children intheir secret archive, known as the confidential files.
On Tuesday, a state district judge released about 700 pages ofdocuments relating to six priests accused of sexually abusing minors,including files pertaining to Magaldi and Renteria. Vann apologized toanyone who has been abused by a priest.
"I deeply regret the damage and struggles that endure to this daybecause of the abuse of any victim at the hands of a priest," he said.
The files, which were sealed as part of a sexual abuse lawsuitagainst the diocese, reveal that Delaney and other church leaderssometimes intentionally misled the public, their congregations and thepriests' accusers.
In the documents, those leaders describe how they hid payments toone victim while counting the days until the civil statute oflimitations had expired and how they moved accused priests to otherparishes.
The secret files' notes, memorandums and e-mails detail how the fear of bad publicity often influenced diocese leaders' actions.
The files also show how Delaney, who died last year, often wrestledwith the best way to handle accusations against men he trusted.
Mark Hatten, an attorney who represents the diocese, said the filesare a window to a different time, before the diocese implemented strictstandards for dealing with accused clerics.
"Overall, the diocese took swift action ... once abuse was reported," Hatten said.
He added that Bishop Kevin Vann, who became leader of the diocese last year, "is embracing cleaning all of this up."
The clerics worked across the diocese, including Bedford, Arlington and downtown Fort Worth.
They led country parishes and urban congregations. And they wereaccused of the worst debauchery -- groping and raping children andteens and even asking for bizarre favors -- not far from the altar orin their rectories. Youths were often sent to the priests by trustingparents.
The Star-Telegram, The Dallas Morning News and several people who say they were the priests' victims asked Wade to release the files.
The court redacted parts of the documents to remove information thatwould identify accusers and reveal personal information about theaccused priests.
Vann was not available for comment Tuesday. At an August newsconference, he said the church could have "acted more promptly,forthrightly and with greater compassion to those who came forward withallegations."
The files show that Delaney, the Rev. Robert Wilson and other churchleaders allowed accused priests to stay in ministry, sometimes movingthem to other congregations.
The Rev. Joseph Schumacher, who also handled some cases, said in aninterview Tuesday that he remembered few of the people he dealt withand that Delaney took the lead in handling most allegations.
"Bishop Delaney was a good listener," Schumacher said.
He disagreed with Vann's statement that the diocese could have beenmore compassionate. He noted that the diocese always offered peoplecounseling and paid for it.
Wilson couldn't be reached for comment.
The court-ordered release of the files is one of the few cases inthe nation in which so much information has been released to the publicat once.
"I hope what this does is that this alerts other judges to thedimensions of this problem and how it's being handled by the church,all over the place," said Richard Sipe, a former Benedictine monk whohas served as an expert witness in clergy abuse cases.
A pattern of cover-ups
In one 1995 case, a priest admitted to Delaney that he had abusedthree boys, but initially Delaney only publicly spoke of one victim and"an incident."
Ultimately, the diocese would learn of at least nine accusations against the priest.
In another case, the diocese and one church secretly gave money toan accuser -- even paying for her child care -- with the notation"social outreach" on some checks.
"I am requisitioning $600 which will be sent you directly by ourfinance office," Wilson wrote in one of several letters to a priest whohelped him arrange payments to the woman. "They will not be noting whatit is for, but from this letter you will be aware that it is toreimburse the Pallottine Fathers for one half the $1,200 sent to" theaccuser.
Even as two allegations were made against another priest -- andDelaney saw firsthand a "very inappropriate gesture" by the clergymanwith altar boys -- Delaney considered restoring him to limited dutiesmore than a year later. When renewed publicity cooled him on the idea,Delaney promised to discuss granting him duties later.
There is no record in the released documents of diocese officials'having called the police. But church leaders in some cases notified thediocese insurance company about allegations.
Hatten said that the diocese conformed with the law in place at thetimes that accusers came forward. Some of their allegations dated backdecades.
In one case, Wilson wrote of his relief that the risk of facing a lawsuit from one accuser had passed.
The newly released files detail allegations against six clergymen:the Revs. William Hoover, John Howlett, James Reilly, Philip Magaldi,Rudolf RenterÃa and James Hanlon. Hoover, Hanlon and Reilly are dead.
Many of the priests have denied abusing anyone. Hoover publicly admitted to sexual misconduct with one boy.
The priests still living and their attorneys could not be reached for comment.
Files for the Rev. Joseph Tu Ngoc Nguyen, a Dominican order priest,remain sealed because his attorney appealed their release. Some ofthose files were inadvertently released Tuesday.
Tu has been accused of sexual misconduct with women and girls. Hisattorney has disputed some of the allegations. Tu remained in activeministry in Houston after allegations surfaced against him in the1990s, but he was suspended when an allegation involving a minor wasmade this year.
Records about another accused priest, the Rev. Thomas Teczar, werealready public because of a lawsuit. The records don't includeinformation about at least one other area priest recently accused ofmisconduct.
Tahira Khan Merritt, who has represented more than a dozen people insuits and other legal action against the diocese, said the files show apattern and practice consistent with the national church.
Fort Worth officials ignored "the needs of victims, placing priestsover the safety of children, and failing to report [allegations] to thecivil authorities," Merritt said.
Light penalties, delayed efforts
The files show that since 2002, when American bishops agreed toremove from ministry priests credibly accused of sexual abuse, thediocese has responded aggressively. But the diocese announced in Augustthat one priest, Magaldi, was still performing some priestly duties atthe nursing home where he lived. Vann forbade him Aug. 10 frompresenting himself as a priest.
Notes by Delaney, Wilson and Schumacher also show that:
The diocese offered counseling to accusers. But they sometimescomplained of insensitive and hostile treatment by the diocesecommittee that investigated sex abuse complaints.
Even when a priest was deemed to have acted improperly, the penaltywas often light: supervision by another priest or reassignment.
Leaders delayed for years any efforts encouraging other people atlocal churches to come forward -- a decision that accusers say likelyallowed others to suffer in uncertainty for decades.
"It's a shame that it took years of legal pressure to [force] FortWorth church officials to do what's right and what they should havedone years ago," Mary Grant, western regional director of SurvivorsNetwork of those Abused by Priests, said in a statement.
"Bishop Vann's next steps are clear," she said. "He must personallyvisit each of the parishes where these men worked and beg any victimsor witnesses to contact law enforcement."
The files were part of the evidence in the lawsuit involving Teczar and had been sealed at the diocese's request.
Delaney hired Teczar after the priest admitted having been sexuallyattracted to adolescents, according to previously released documents.Teczar was accused in the lawsuit of abusing two men in Ranger, a smalltown east of Abilene, in the 1990s, when they were minors. The diocesesettled the lawsuit last year for $4.15 million.
The diocese admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement, and Teczar hassaid he did not abuse the men. Teczar faces criminal charges inEastland County related to that case.
Last week, the diocese settled a lawsuit with 11 men who said Reilly abused them when they were as young as 8.
Wilson and Schumacher stepped down in July after about two decadesof service to Delaney. Vann has said their removal was planned sincehis arrival last year and had nothing to do with the potential releaseof the files.
In a March interview, Vann said both men would continue to work attheir churches in Arlington and Aledo. But Schumacher has retired andis no longer pastor at St. Matthew Catholic Church in Arlington.
Wilson is still leading Holy Redeemer Church in Aledo, according tothe church's Web site. Wilson did not respond to a message left on hiscellphone.
Wetoo are parishoners at Holy Redeemer in Aledo where Father Bob is ourpriest. We were completely unaware of his participation in thiscover-up and are shocked to say the least. We have 3 young childrenthat attend the parish regularly with us (go to CED, Mass, etc.) and westrongly feel as though we can no longer trust Father Bob. We will beswitching to another parish immediately unless Father Bob isimmediately replaced or resigns.
Shame on you Father Bob, you put the church above it's parishoners.


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A Human Factors Dimension to Your SMS
Implementing a Fatigue Management Program: A Human Factors Dimension to Your SMS
By Daniel Mollicone, PhD
CEO and Chief Scientist, Pulsar Informatics, Inc.
Chapter 11 of ISBAO centers on a Fatigue Management program. Introduced as its own chapter in 2016, the section emphasizes the need to have a Fatigue Management Plan (FMP), which is often viewed as a daunting task for operators of all sizes and complexities. In reality though, if seen as an extension of your existing SMS, the challenge is not as big as you might think. And, an FMP delivers many benefits with minimal impact to your business workflows.
Consider the basic tenets of the FMP: Policies, Education and Training, Flight and Duty limits, Deviation and Risk Management processes, Reporting, and Tracking trends. These are very similar to your existing SMS framework. Fatigue is simply another form of risk, and an FMP provides a framework to manage it—just like you are already managing all the other forms of risk in your existing SMS.
Your company's safety culture is supported in the safety policy of your SMS, and fatigue risk is a legitimate threat to safety. In fact, stating this seemingly obvious point is a key purpose of the fatigue policy in an FMP. The fatigue policy should also set forth the roles and responsibilities of relevant staff in managing fatigue risk, and affirm management support by being signed and dated by an accountable executive.
Just as an SMS relies on sound procedures, a fatigue risk management process is bookended by sound flight and duty limits. These limits are grounded in scientific principles and substantiated by industry bodies; in general aviation, they are typically defined in terms of the Flight Safety Foundation Duty Rest Guidelines of 2014. Depending on the nature of your operation, you may be continuously within those limits, or you may need a deviation from time to time. In any case, the fact remains that it is common to be operating within the guidelines and yet be experiencing high levels of fatigue risk. It is also possible to be operating under a deviation from the guidelines with a low level of fatigue risk. A central function of the risk management process of an FMP is to quickly identify to what degree fatigue risk is an issue for each flight in your operation. Knowing where the high risk zones are is an essential first step to planning appropriate countermeasures. Biomathematical tools provide the analytical engine for evaluating risk mitigation options on the fly. They also serve to objectively substantiate the prescriptive limits and/or mitigation options you've been using.
Your FMP should provide a means for everyone in your operation to report fatigue issues or fatigue statuses throughout their work shifts. A good reporting tool affords the safety personnel a view of the portions of their operation where fatigue issues appear to be the worst. Supplementing your existing Hazard Report forms with sections for fatigue considerations is an efficient approach that can also shed light on potential relationships between fatigue and specified hazards. By monitoring the feedback and data from these reports and performing root cause analyses, you can evaluate mitigation options for future consideration.
Fatigue risk is a "we" issue. Everyone works together to promote safety per your SMS, and the same holds true for managing fatigue risk. From the decisions made by the operational team scheduling duties and flights, to the personal responsibility of individuals to report to work fit for duty, everyone has a proactive role to play in keeping fatigue risks to a minimum.
Usually, fatigue countermeasures are negligible to the operation. Real-world examples include small shifts of flight departure time, power naps, extra breaks on shift, or a cup of coffee at just the right time. Simply making everyone aware that elevated fatigue levels may occur during an upcoming flight plan can galvanize the team: the sense of personal responsibility will motivate flight crew to plan ahead and get more sleep leading up to the shift/flight.
You will find that incorporating a Fatigue Management Plan in your existing SMS is not that daunting a task. And, you will quickly find it gives a significant boost to your efforts to promote a culture of safety in your air operation.
Pulsar Informatics is an IS-BAO I3SA certified company specializing in systems that help organizations reduce fatigue-related risk and achieve peak performance. Fleet Insight enables safety managers and schedulers to proactively evaluate fatigue across their entire operation's schedule and formulate mitigation strategies. Fatigue Meter Pro Planner is used by pilots, flight attendants, and maintenance personnel to evaluate their individual flight and duty schedule.
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Monday is a fabulous day of the week--even if it's raining--because we get together and stamp on Mondays! Whoopee!!
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Planet Aware runs events on the Isle of Wight and in the Hampshire area that help people understand how to reduce their impact on the environment. Our activities include beach cleans and surveys, talks and presentations and education visits, as well as indoor events to promote smarter use of the world's resources. We develop and deliver events with other partners and support the work of existing conservation organisations such as the Marine Conservation Society and the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust.
Our ethos is to use community events to help individuals understand how to make their own small changes to benefit the environment. Beach clean-ups are a great way of doing your bit but we also try and get people to think about why that rubbish got there and what influence they might have individually to stop it happening. Although much of the focus for beach cleaning is around removing plastic we highlight ways of reducing our impact by being smarter in our use of the world's resources – and not just switching from one product to another!
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In June 2019 we did a ten hour beach clean to raise awareness of and funds for WasteAid – an organisation that works with some of the 2 billion people that have no access to any waste management. Beach cleaning is a popular activity now. But without safe waste removal and disposal it just would not be possible as any waste collected would just end up in the sea again. We raised just under £500 which was match funded by UK Aid!
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In December 2018 we ran the first of our "alternative spirit of" events with the "Alternative Spirit of Christmas" hosted by Ventnor Exchange. The aim is to look at traditional holidays, events and celebrations in a different way. The Christmas event was packed out with people celebrating Christmas by sharing gifts of music, spoken word and storytelling.
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This year we had the opportunity to run our first eco-hub at Great Wonderfest on the Isle of Wight! Part of the ethos of the hub was as much as possible to use second-hand, re-used or recycled materials in the making! We are grateful to WightAid for their support in helping make this happen.


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Former US Army Lt. Colonel Ralph Peters had a long and illustrious career in the US Army, and he's parlayed his vast wealth of military and political knowledge into a paying job with Fox News. It was in this capacity as a Fox News contributor where he recently said one of the funniest, yet true, things I've heard in a while.
Here's what Peters said…
"Putin is going to be the head of state in Russia long after Obama has been consigned to the ash heap of history. Putin is suffering a setback, but he's not a Washington milquetoast who just quits. He's in this for the long-term.
If you follow the Russian media, he has created an alternative reality for the Russian people. He is sort of Al Sharpton with nukes, creating this cult of victimhood, victimhood, victimhood for the Russian people."
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That's right… Putin is "Al Sharpton with Nukes!"
Colonel Peters also goes on to tell President Obama to be careful taking "victory laps" in his dealing with Putin, because this is likely not the last we've heard from the Russian dictator. President Obama has missed the mark enough times that he probably shouldn't speak out about foreign policy problems too quickly, lest he look foolish… again.
Sharpton with Nukes.
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Whether you're in training or an established practitioner, the brand-new Surgical Techniques in Ophthalmology Series features the essential information you need on a variety of surgical maneuvers in six subspecialty areas. Every author has been carefully selected for each title based on their experience and wealth of clinical expertise. And, each book is presented in a concise, templated format that complements the commentary and procedures on the accompanying DVD. Table of Contents:1. Trabeculectomy - Leslie S. Jones, Rajesh K. Shetty and George L. Spaeth2. Combined cataract and glaucoma surgery - Robert L. Stamper and Hester H. Lee3. Bleb revision - James W. Hung and A. Robert Bellows4. Ahmed valve surgery - Abdul Mateen Ahmed5. The Krupin eye valve with disk - Lili Farrokh-Siar and Theodore Krupin6. Non-valved single plate tube shunt procedures; Baerveldt and Molteno implants - Herbert P. Fechter, Paul P. Lee and Molly M. Walsh7. Double-plate Molteno implants - Anthony C.B. Molteno & Tui H. Bevin8. The 'taco' tube shunt - Stanley S. Schocket9. Goniotomy - Teresa C. Chen and David S. Walton10. Trabeculotomy - Allen D. Beck11. Goniosynechialysis - Teresa C. Chen, Prin RojanaPongpun and David S. Walton12. Surgical peripheral iridectomy - Edgar U. Leuenberger13. Anterior chamber washout - Madhu S.R. Gorla and Steven V.L. Brown14. Posterior sclerectomy for choroidal effusion drainage or prophylaxis - Pooja Khator and Richard K. Parrish II15. Argon and Nd: YAG peripheral iridotomy - Tania S. Marcic and Alan L. Robin16. Argon laser trabeculoplasty - Jacob T. Wilensky17. Selective laser trabeculoplasty - John Mark de Leon and Mark A. Latina18. Argon laser peripheral iridoplasty - Robert Ritch, Clement C.Y. Tham and Dennis S.C. Lam19. Transscleral diode cyclophotocoagulation - M. Bruce Shields20. Endoscopic cyclophotocoagulation - Shan C. Lin
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"And give me news of him now and again,
so that I will not have to ask strangers
who wonder at my boldness, and
neighbors who pity my persistence.
You whose hands are more innocent than mine
stay by his bedside
and be gentle to his dream." -Vesna Parun
When every word and statement appears as though it had been engineered to extract information manipulatively and surreptitiously (the listener is too suspicious to fall for that), a conversation is always a cat-and-mouse game. Zij wanted nothing more than to pump hard for information but knew she could not get any if she went for the hard sell. No, it had to be subtler, a conversation in which casual half-remarks might pique the listener's interest and cause a careless offer of more information than intended. Zij attempted at times to lull the listener into loose-lipped revelation through flattery, searching out all the buttons that would stroke even the ego of a person so tightly controlled they didn't seem to have an ego. The listener, connected in some feverishly imagined way to a place Zij wanted to get back to, calmly responded in an academic and dispassionate way to all comments.
When Zij did not get what she wanted, she changed tack.
"You are "better" than me in so many ways," Zij said to the listener. "A more high-minded being."
Why should such comparatives arise at all? It made no sense to compare: the listener is no better or worse than Zij. Either Zij wanted to be reassured that it wasn't true, or she really must have self-esteem that low. So uncomfortable was Zij that she was unable to focus her love on herself or those who had proven themselves to love her unconditionally. No, there was always the increasingly hard pushing-away, boring in to gather ammunition while at the same time diffusing attention across as many sources as possible, to find solace temporarily where there really was none.
Thinking these thoughts, the listener listened. Why should the listener constantly be compared against this phantom from the past, by that phantom herself? What was the purpose of this exercise? In response, the listener finally replied coolly, "No, 'better' is not the right frame for this. It's just different. People, as simple as it sounds, would not be interesting if we were all the same."
When the listener proved to be responsive only to talk of her identity and bouts of mania, and this did not produce information – or even a reaction, Zij tried another approach:
"That place – that island – is so completely different from every other place on earth. I didn't appreciate it when I was there, but it was unique and nothing else can rival it in the world. I should have loved it for what it was but didn't. I was careless, making a mess of this land, inviting equally unappreciative strangers there, stripping and commoditizing this oasis."
The listener remained silent, knowing a contradiction was coming.
"But I don't understand why the island grew so inhospitable. I am sure that any other place in the world would have accommodated us forever – because that's what places are for – that is what they do!"
The listener considered this, finally answering, "Can you really have appreciated the island for its real qualities if you never really knew them? If you used it for your own purposes but didn't understand its ecology, what sustained it? And now, so many years later, can you be trusted as sincere in your regret at abusing and trampling all over the island and pushing it to the brink, if it appears that your regret is only about what you lost – and not about what the island lost or didn't have in the first place, or didn't get from letting you run rampant all over and through it? If your regret for the place and how you mistreated it were real, wouldn't you step back and respect that it needs its own oxygen, it needs time… it can't regenerate as long as the weeds and vines of the past continue to overgrow and overreach everything?"
Zij was silent, if only briefly. She did not like this answer at all. Attempting to regain the upper hand, completely forgetting any pretension of composure, she changed strategy yet again. Wanting to elicit… what? Anger? Jealousy? Curiosity? Insecurity? Uncertainty? To drive a wedge?:
"Do you have any idea how many people want desperately to visit that island now? For some reason it's completely off-limits, but even people who have exclusive access to every other place in the world, who have piles of invitations they could accept… they want to go to THIS place but are denied. Why is it that you are welcomed there… and they aren't? What is it about you that is so special?"
Underneath these words, the listener could hear a childish, deafening and always-growing-louder refrain: "WHY YOU? WHY YOU? WHY YOU?" underpinned by a whispering and desperate, "And why not me?" The listener again failed to react, immediately, thinking of the inherent immaturity of this line of questioning, wanting to quote the simplistic Bonjour tristesse: «Vous vous faites de l'amour une idée un peu simpliste. Ce n'est pas une suite de sensations indépendantes les unes des autres…» But knowing there was nothing that could be said to reliably explain anything. No explanations were required or owed.
It seemed once more, or still, that Zij asked the wrong questions of the wrong entity, diffusing all her pent up frustrations, regrets and feelings to all the wrong people. And the listener could only feel sad compassion for a life spent idealizing a past that kept her from fully living in the present.


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