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So… it happened. I wish I was wrong about this happening, but I haven't been so far. Let's hope we don't get to phases three and four at this point.
A few points moving forward:
Don't blame the third parties as a "spoiler". I've already told you why that's erroneous. Even if I was wrong in this matter, the libertarian right-wing third party got the majority of siphoned off votes, not the green left-wing third party. Re-do your math and weep silently.
Also, don't be reluctant to engage with this. This is not a movie. This is real. It has happened before – many times and many places. We will be doomed to repeat the past if the correct amount of safeguards are not enabled. That doesn't mean we can simply label the problem, because the important words have lost their meaning a while ago. Political action needs to back up rhetoric, or all of this amounts to flatus vocis. To that extent, those on the left deluded themselves and convinced themselves that the "liberal" candidate would win because considering the alternative outcome was shielded as part of an ego defense.
We can't afford to let that continue. If we do, we will be forced to "beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."


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Birthday Cupcake Banners
These simple little banners are a great edition for any special occasion. I'm making these with a birthday theme but I think with a little dressing up would be perfect for wedding cupcakes. A great thing about these banners is that you can use up all that scrap paper in your paper stash.
- Scrap paper
- Artists' Loft Alcohol Markers
- Washi Banner Clear Stamps
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- Xyron Sticker Maker
- Stamp platform
1. Stamp your image on your scrap paper, Figure 1. This is a new stamp set for me and being the impatient person that I am, I didn't pre-condition my stamps to get a solid image. What I did instead was use my stamp positioner to stamp the image multiple times. With each press the image gets clearer.
2. Color your image. I used for the pink banner I used Artists' Loft Alcohol Markers R3, R6 and R16, Figure 2. I used B1, B4 and B8 for the blue banner, Figure 3. I'm not the best at coloring but the key to mastering a realistic look is going over the colors multiple times with your markers.
3. Heat emboss a sentiment, Figure 4. A name would be perfect. I was thumbing through my stamp collection and saw this "Catch a Wave" sentiment from Sizzix. It was already curved like the pink banner and fit perfectly. The "You Amaze Me!" sentiment came from a Hampton Arts set.
4. Cover up marker bleed through by decorating the back of the banner. The more color you put down on your banner the better so don't be surprised to see that the marker bled through to the back. We'll easily fix this by decorating the back. For the pink banner, I cut it down to fit in my Xyron sticker maker, Figure 5. Pull your banner through the "X". It should come out in a little adhesive pouch, Figure 6. Rub it to ensure that the adhesive sticks to the back. Peel the printed side off and stick it on a scrap piece of cardstock. Finish cutting out the shape of the banner, Figure 7. If you don't have a sticker maker, it's not necessary, in Figure 8 you'll see where I used washi instead. To use the washi method I suggest covering the back of the banner with washi first then cut the banner to save time on cutting.
6. Ink your edges with black ink. This will give a finished look to your project, Figure 9.
7. Glue toothpicks to the back of the banner, Figure 10. Use your creative judgment for this step. You can glue your toothpicks so that the banner is placed halfway through or at the very top. The toothpick will be stuck down in the cupcake to hold the banner. Make sure to use a non-toxic glue or use scotch tape instead.
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I'm one of those collectors that usually forgoes running to every Target, TRU and Walmart in my state and buys my figures from Amazon or BBTS. I received my GL Classics wave one figures yesterday and i excitedly opened them all up. I have to say that this is the most poorly made wave of figures i've ever purchased...period. Maybe i've had really really good luck with my past purchases and i'm finally getting a taste of what everybody's been talking about....but OMG almost EVERY figure has at least one major problem and some have several.
Manhunter Robot- extremely loose head, both biceps are backwards. more of a design flaw...the blue bracers seriously gets in the way of full motion of the arm at the elbow
Low/Maash- very poor paint apps, biceps are backwards
Mongul- extremely loose joints at the ab crunch, arms biceps and head. worse of all is the ab crunch. figure flops either all the way back or all the way foreward
Black Lantern Abin Sur- ENTIRE upper thigh is backwards. yes...that means he has a butt cheek in front on his right leg. he has 2 left thighs. Ab crunch is very loose and sloppy
Kyle Rayner- both biceps are backwards, head very loose/floppy
Black Hand- seems fine
Arkillo- really bad paint apps
Had i bought these at a local store i would have quickly returned 5 of these figures. some of the defects are hard to see by just looking at them in the packaging. Its too much of a hassle to try and return them to Amazon where i purchased them.
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I know I'm supposed to be on my holidays, but between 2 hiking trips (literally🏃🏻), I had to tell you about the new Tarte Holiday 2015 blush palette called "Bling It On". Why the rush? Simply because these babies sell out very fast each year and you don't want to miss this one..
From the Sephora website : 44$US (53$CND). This palette is a Limited Edition from Tarte's Holiday 2015 collection.
What it is:
A sleek, chic palette featuring five full-size ***, Amazonian clay blushes.
What it does:
This sleek, statement-making palette features five long-wearing, pigmented powder blushes. The full-size, flattering mix includes all-new stunners and blushing favorites powered by tarte's iconic Amazonian clay, which helps to balance and replenish skin for better, longer, truer wear for a party-perfect flush. Treat yourself to this limited-edition bestseller encased in an accessory-inspired palette designed to delight and dazzle through any festive adventure.
*** Note: A full size Tarte blush is 0.2 oz, these are 0.15 oz
This palette contains:
– 5 x 0.15 oz Amazonian clay blush in Fetching, Dollface, Prim, Smashing, Beaming
Dollface is a permanent shade (cool pink/matte)
Prim (neutral rose/matte)
– New Shades –
Beaming (light peach/shimmer micro glitter)
Note: This one is a tiny bit less pigmented but oh! so beautiful as a topper.
Fetching (plum rose/matte)
Smashing (warm coral/matte)
♥ Real bang for your buck (Such a great deal – Very budget friendly!!!)
♥ 5 perfect shades that will flatter every skin tones (fair skin approved). 4 mattes & 1 has little shimmer.
♥The packaging is super cute, very festive and sleek (a far cry from last year's bulky packaging)
♥ I know it's not suppose to matter but I love the fact that they printed the names of the blushes on the actual palette (no more plastique cheats that we all hate and throw in the garbage right away!!!)
♥ These are long-lasting, for at least a full work day (8-12 hrs+)
♥ Tarte is a cruelty-free brand.
♥ The quality is 100% the same as Tarte's single blush pans (Tarte didn't cheap out on this one).
♥ If you are not used to these blushes, they are VERY pigmented (🚫Warning!!!🚫). A little goes a long way so you will have this palette for a long long time yay!!!)
♥ The palette format is so practical (takes less space in your suitcase, travel friendly).
♥ Couple of glitters already fell off the packaging. (Not a great deal, but I had to find something Right?!!!)
A Blush lover must-have and a great buy for a girl on a budget!!! What can I say, this beauty is STUNNING! The colors are so up my alley and will go with any makeup look, for any season. If you want it, buy it now because very soon, this palette WILL be sold out !!! If you already own the previous Tarte Holiday blush palettes, you probably don't need this one, but if like me, you are a makeup junkie, it will be a great addition to your collection. Highly recommended…
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Ep. 8: Stop Using that Yellow Dish Rag as a Wig
Kate and Yoko talk to Brian Cheng a.k.a.: Juicy Liu, 2015 winner of So You Think You Can Drag about gettin' crafty with costumes, navigating being two people, and our preferred chopstick holder folding techniques.
Show Notes
Follow Juicy on Instagram and Facebook! She's an amazing performer.
Enjoy Yoko's model minority Sung Beats and his cover of Panda that she witnessed at the West 4th St. stop in Manhattan.
Also spot Kate's model minority Daniel Kwan (one half of Daniels directing duo) in Turn Down for What and check out his new movie Swiss Army Man.
If you want a decent laugh, listen to Lea Salonga's Noche Buena, arguably one of the weirdest monologues between songs on an album. Maybe if we're lucky, Juicy will revive her amazing lip sync performance of this song during the holidays.
Here's an amazing photo of Brian as Sharon Noodles
Here's the amazing Bianca del Rio, the greatest insult comic queen to come out of RuPaul's Drag Race.
If you haven't seen it, go watch M. Butterfly starring John Lone.
Did anyone else get inspired to come out to their parents because of Garden State?
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FALMOUTH – The Falmouth Fire and Rescue Department will hold a recognition and awards ceremony Friday at their headquarters on Main St.
The event will include a moment of silence for recently passed firefighters, a presentation of retirement badges and a recognition of recent promotions.
Fire Chief Michael Small will open the ceremony with welcoming remarks followed by a prayer from Rev. Fred Meade.
Several awards will also be handed out, including recognition for a heroic life-saving act and off duty cardiac arrest response, among several others.
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All it took was a broken windshield and hood to create a legend.
A clip from the 2000 LeMans has recently resurfaced, and it's one of the most incredible 45 seconds in motorsports you'll ever see. It all started when the driver of the Haberthur Racing Porsche 911 GT3-R stopped in the pit to remove a broken window. Now racing without a window is badass. But as he left the pit road, his hood flopped open, completely blinding him. Of course the driver did what anyone would do and simply continued racing, opening the door to see ahead.
Seriously, someone needs to remix this video with the Benny Hill theme song. That's how ridiculous it is. Oh, according to the comments the Porsche ended up winning its class.


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Clemson University
How Clelin Ferrell is helping to mold the next group of Clemson star d-linemen
Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney previews Georgia Southern
Clemson defensive end Justin Foster was inserted into Saturday's win against Texas A&M early in the second quarter and immediately made his presence felt.
The sophomore came flying off the edge and sacked Aggies quarterback Kellen Mond for a 4-yard loss on a series that ended with a three-and-out.
But when Foster got to the sideline he didn't receive praise from Clemson All-American Clelin Ferrell.
"I made the play and got the sack and everything. The next play I missed the tackle for loss, and that's the first thing he said when I came to the sideline," Foster recalled. "He was like, 'Hey, how'd you miss that tackle?'"
It is that kind of constant nagging to get better that has Foster headed toward being the next star on Clemson's defensive line.
The converted linebacker added a fumble recovery in the third quarter of Saturday's matchup when Ferrell sacked Aggies backup quarterback Nick Starkel while knocking the ball free in the process.
Foster saw action in nine games last season and had one tackle for loss. He already has two through two weeks in 2018.
"Justin, man, he's been a real bright spot in two games… He's been very consistent, very encouraged," Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said. "He's quietly put together a great camp and a very good two games, very productive. He's just kind of a lunch pail guy, man. Big motor, high effort, heavy handed, physical. And just dependable."
While Ferrell gave Foster a hard time on the sideline Saturday, he also views him as a little brother with star potential.
"It's been a long journey for that one. He came in so raw and just so tentative with just how he played," Ferrell said. "To see him go out there, I think his first play out there he got the sack. To see that, that was huge for me."
Foster isn't the only young defensive lineman who showed up on Saturday.
True freshman Xavier Thomas also received playing time during the showdown and got a hit on Mond the first series he was in.
"He was ready for his opportunity, and the plays that he did get, he maximized those things," Ferrell said. "We put him in late in the fourth quarter for a couple of snaps when it was a big passing down and their offense needed to score. Hopefully he can keep progressing and working hard."
With Foster, Thomas, Logan Rudolph, K.J. Henry and other young talent on Clemson's defensive line, the Tigers should continue to have success up front, even if all four starters leave for the NFL after this season as expected.
"They just set a standard with how they play and everything. That's just how it should be when I go in the game as a backup or when they leave. That should be a standard," Foster said. "It should never change. You've just got to go out there and play well with good effort and have fun."


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Our student clinicians are currently taking clients. Please call the clinic at 720-406-8609 to set up an appointment.
Cynthia is a Clinical Herbalist, Nutritionist, and Flower Essence Practitioner at the Evergreen Center Clinic. As a Clinician, she brings her intuition, attention to detail, and passion for deep healing through plants and nature. She grew up in Colorado camping and hiking as much as she could. The beauty, magic, and power of nature and reconnecting to it have been a lifelong path for her.
Her spiritual journey brought her even closer to plants and their medicine. She gardens and works with the Earth in all Her cycles. She loves to work with plants and make medicine with them. Plants have their own language and she is always working to become more fluent and understanding of their needs and the gifts they offer us through their energetics, and physical medicine. She believes in a synergistic approach to healing by utilizing the whole plant as she also works with the whole person. She believes the healing of our emotional body, our physical body, and our spiritual body is the key to complete wellness. Her areas of interest include digestive health, stress management, allergens, women's health, and emotional stability.
In her life outside of CSCH Cynthia is a certified Warrior Goddess Training Facilitator. Through this training, she has honed the ability to hold space for others in non-judgment and support others through their shared troubles and the trials of life. She works through book groups and classes that facilitate and help women in healing and empowerment in the Warrior Goddess Way.
When she came to the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism Cynthia truly found her calling, a genuine connection with helping others through the Vitalist path. Cynthia takes a practical, compassionate, and whole being approach with her clients. In a world of stress, and overwhelm, she works to help guide her clients to wellness, and balance in their lives. Cynthia believes in a deep inner connectedness between all Life on the planet, that we all have a vital force and that sometimes it can be blocked or its flow diminished and with a little help and intentional support it can be awakened and nourished to flow. Blessed Be.
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Courtney is an herbalist at the Evergreen Center at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism. She has a passion for natural health and believes that true healing comes from within. Courtney understands that the body has an infinite capacity to heal and when obstacles are removed and the right environment is created, the body and soul can thrive.
Courtney's journey to Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism began at a young age. She grew up surrounded by healers and as a child read medical texts for fun. Being exposed to many different modalities such as nursing, nutrition, herbalism, massage, reflexology and reiki as a child greatly influenced Courtney's life. She knew she would end up in a healing field.
Courtney holds a BA in psychology from the University of Tennessee. Early on in her professional life she became a social worker. Courtney spent several years in Chicago working with foster children, stabilizing placements in foster homes. In 2006 she felt the call to come to Colorado and while working on her own health issues she began delving deeper into herbalism and nutrition.
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Sarah is a Clinical Herbalist, Clinical Nutritionist, and Flower Essence Practitioner at the Evergreen Center. Her adoration for plants started very early as she ran around in the forests she was raised in. The Colorado mountains have been her home her entire life. Her family has always been avid outdoorsmen and women, always making sure to spend as much time as they could getting out in the wilderness. This developed her great respect for nature and nature's gifts.
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Hannah Michaels is a Clinical Herbalist, Nutritionist, and Flower Essence Practitioner at the Evergreen Center. As a clinician, She primarily focuses on nutrition, herbs, and lifestyle changes in her approach. She is also passionate about helping people address emotional imbalances with flower essences. After attending many seminars and studying nutrition and holistic health practices independently for 10 years, Hannah began her formal studies in herbalism, nutrition, and pathophysiology. Hannah has always held a deep love for the wild and feels she has found her calling to empower others to heal themselves using methods in tune with nature. She has also studied Ayurveda and received her yoga teacher certification at Manitou Yoga School.
Looking beyond the physical aspect, Hannah encourages joining the mind, body, and spirit to maintain health. She believes the body has an innate and conscious intelligence that can heal itself. Hannah can provide breathwork techniques as well as mindfulness practices in her guidance. She provides a safe space to be your raw and real self and will meet you where you are. She listens to your personal health goals and inspires you to follow a plan that suits you and your life. Being a mother has made Hannah passionate about supporting other caretakers. She offers strategies in how to take care of ourselves while caring for others. She can also offer support in finding ways to overcome challenges that arise in a household when making lifestyle changes for individual needs.
Hannah is studying to specialize in autoimmune conditions, children's health, and food intolerances. In addition, she has a particular interest in the connection between emotional health and physical health and is excited to dive into the practice of unveiling these connections.
Hannah has a bubbly personality that embodies playfulness. She enjoys field botany, gardening, crafting, and medicine making. It fills Hannah's heart to pass on the knowledge she has acquired. She guides herb walks to teach others about edible and medicinal plants on the trail or growing out of the sidewalk. Hannah currently works at her local apothecary in Salida, CO supporting her community in using nutrition, herbs, and flower essences to achieve health.
Hannah wants to connect with you and join you on your journey! To schedule an appointment with Hannah, contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kathryn is a Clinical Herbalist, Nutritionist and Flower Essence Practitioner at the Evergreen Center, at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism. Prior to studying Advanced Herbalism at CSCH, her experience within the field of holistic health was rooted in Clinical Aromatherapy, raw food preparation, and healing foods preparation. As a clinician at the Evergreen Center, Kathryn brings her attention to detail through observation, ability to listen on a deeper level, appreciation for the body's expression, and an investigative interest. She believes that by listening and being watchful of the body and how it carries itself, along with tracking our daily rituals and routines, it allows for a deeper understanding of one's state of wellness and where it would be most useful to set the attention toward self-care.
Kathryn's interest in plant medicine began at a young age when she realized she had sensitivities to chemicals commonly used in products such as fabric detergent and soap. This led to the discovery of one of her first plant allies, essential oils. Moved by the concept that essential oils have the ability to affect multiple levels of our being, what first provided a non-irritating alternative way to scent herself, laid a pathway into a study of the human body and holistic wellness. After years of her own study and learning medicine making skills, she went on to earn her Certification in Clinical Aromatherapy at the Institute of Integrative Aromatherapy in 2010. While in the Clinical Aromatherapy program she developed a series of Chakra Oils as a meditation tool to help people access and understand their energetic system. Her holistic practice is called Roots of Alchemy, LLC; She also makes all-natural body care and face care products through her company, Bolder Botanicals.
Kathryn's reverence for the power of herbs and food as a primary source of healing was deeply anchored after her mother passed away at the age of 56, nearly ten years ago. After losing her mother, and months of being depressed and eating only minimally, Kathryn began to consider food as a possible route to finding her well-being. Taking purposeful steps in this direction created a shift in her awareness around self-care. She went on to study Healing Diets and Herbalism at the School of Natural Medicine. It was during her study here that she decided to pursue a deeper study with herbs, and through kismet timing and manifestation of a heartfelt wish, found herself studying Medical Herbalism at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism.
In addition to her herbal interests, Kathryn has also studied astrology, numerology, and tarot as self-development tools and hand-drew her own tarot deck as part of a ten-year apprenticeship. She weaves imagery with words to allow for a story to open up possibility. Through life's trials and storms, she has come to witness the mystery of the journey and how often our perceived weakness can lend light which allows one to find their greatest resources of strength. This intersection between our mind, body, emotions, and spirit, lays the foundation for our vital force to actualize.
Kathryn developed a deep love for the mysteries and wisdom of the natural world at an early age. She grew up in Boulder, Colorado and has enjoyed a history of hiking and camping throughout the Front Range.
Her core areas of clinical interest include skin issues, musculoskeletal concerns, digestive concerns, anxiety and stress management, pain management, nervous system support, restorative formulations, food elimination guidance and support, the emotional thread within wellness, and food preparation assistance, in addition to others.
When not at the Evergreen Center, Kathryn can be found: dancing, sewing, hiking, tending to her vegetable garden, medicine making, and working with her distiller.
Kathryn has received her Bachelor's of Arts in Environmental Studies, and Bachelor's of Science in Journalism, at the University of Colorado, in 2002. She is also licensed as a NIA teacher, which is a somatic movement practice. Passionate about wellness and essential oil safety, she built Esenta, the Aromaticum App as a reference to guide people in the safe and practical use of essential oils.
To set up a consultation with Kathryn, contact her at email@example.com.
Samantha Grant is a Clinical Herbalist, Nutritionist and Flower Essence Practitioner at the Evergreen Center at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism. Samantha learned to garden at a young age and was surrounded by her family's fruitful gardens which sparked her relationship with plants. Having grown up in the mountains of Colorado, she feels immense gratitude for Mother Earth and the many gifts she has to offer us.
Samantha attended school at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ where the Arizona dessert meets the montane. This unique ecotone provided her with a spectacular playground to explore and learn. Along the way, she discovered her love for human connection, health, and wellness. She long thought her calling was for Physical Therapy where she could help people heal physically, but soon found that this therapy, while a rewarding service, was limiting her desire to promote wellness from a whole-body perspective. After moving back to Colorado she discovered Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism and immersed herself in the plant world that had been calling to her all along.
Samantha's interest in holistic health is rooted in the desire to deepen our connection with the earth and manifest the vital energy that exists within us. She believes in the body's innate ability to heal and she promotes nutrition through food, plant medicine and lifestyle techniques to boost vitality and awaken the healing powers. She supports her clients' journey toward total wellness and finding balance in all aspects of their lives. Samantha is thrilled to have the opportunity to share this knowledge with her community. She hopes to help spread love and reverence for this earth while also creating a safe and sacred space for her clients to blossom and grow.
To contact Samantha and make an appointment, you can email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Theresa is currently enrolled as a Clinical Herbalist, Nutritionist and Flower Essence Practitioner at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism. She always had an affinity for the healing arts but chose to take the long, scenic route to pursue her passion. After graduating from the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia, she moved to NYC and started a career in corporate retail as a Buyer for Macy's. As she continued to work her way up the corporate ladder, she found herself feeling uninspired and depleted. In an effort to restore her health and create more fulfillment in her life, Theresa began to seek out alternative therapies and career paths. In March of 2017, she took a leap of faith and moved to Colorado to clear her head and rethink a better path to happiness. It didn't take long before she discovered the power of plant medicine and the importance of following your heart and believing in yourself.
Theresa is dedicated to helping others recalibrate their lives to achieve deeper alignment with themselves and their environment. She uses a vitalist approach to restore balance by gently removing obstacles and allowing the natural healing process to take place. Theresa also works as an Herbalist at Rebecca's Apothecary in Boulder where she enjoys mixing her business background with her passion for plant medicine. In her free time, she loves being with family and friends, playing and listening to music, connecting with nature and expressing creative energy through activities such as dancing, knitting, cooking, and yoga. She looks forward to offering a safe, supportive space to help others reclaim their health, reconnect with themselves, and move forward into the world with more vitality and intention. Theresa believes deeply in the therapies that have helped her to heal and is passionate about sharing them with others.
To set up an appointment with Theresa, you can email her directly at email@example.com or call the Evergreen Center at 720-406-8609.
Prema is a Clinical Herbalist, Clinical Nutritionist, and Flower Essence Practitioner at The Evergreen Center Clinic at CSCH. She is the founder of prema + wellness an all-inclusive wellness practice located in Old Town Lafayette, Colorado. She holds certifications as a Birth Doula + Ayurvedic Postpartum Doula, Energy Healer with various healing modalities, and is also a Culinary Nutritionist + Personal Chef. Prema's journey began with her own health; as a cancer survivor, food became her medicine, faith became her strength, and determination became her inspiration.
Since beginning her botanical, nutritional and clinical journey, Prema has experienced a huge transformation in her relationship with food. After nine years in remission and struggling with a restrictive diet, she has learned how to cook flavorful meals with limited ingredients. A painful experience brought Prema a beautiful blessing, and an inspiration to share it. She is passionate about educating others while helping them feel supported during a food elimination process.
As a Culinary Nutritionist and a Personal Chef, Prema is passionate about using food and herbs as medicine. She loves to cook vibrant, delicious, nourishing foods. She offers private cooking classes and education, label education, meal preparation, and pantry organization. She specializes in supporting the microbiome, support and education with food intolerances-elimination diets, healing trauma, rare disorders, deep soul healing, flower essence + spagyric alchemy, fertility, preconception nourishment and preparation, and birth and postnatal education and services.
Prema offers women's wellness and self-care community gatherings in her private practice. Prema is passionate about healing the gut and offering support with leaky gut, autoimmune disorders, insulin resistance, Lyme disease, and cancer survivors. Prema celebrates all of her dietary sensitivities. She inspires others to celebrate their life and sensitivities.
To learn more about Prema visit www.premawellness.com and www.doulapremamrita.com
We invite you to feel deeply nurtured and supported. To schedule an appointment with Prema, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Lauren is a Clinical Herbalist, Flower Essence Practitioner, and Nutritionist at The Evergreen Center Clinic at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism. She grew up near Lake Erie in New York spending time by the water and feeling enchanted by the beauty of the earth around her. At age 20 she decided to make the leap to Colorado to study environmental science and to connect more deeply with this magnificent land. After feeling dissatisfied with this path, she had what felt like an ah-ha! moment when she found CSCH and discovered what she truly wants to do with her life- she wants to be a clinical herbalist.
Her passion for this mountainous landscape runs deep, and she hopes to incorporate our abundant local plant medicines into her practice. She finds herself constantly in awe of the gifts the earth gives us, one of the greatest gifts being medicinal plants. Her goal in life is to never stop learning, particularly in the healing arts. She is deeply inspired by the medicine people that surround her and is excited to step into this lineage of healers.
As a clinician, her goal is to hold space for her clients with softness, deep listening, and compassion. She believes strongly that the state of the emotional body influences the wellness or dis-ease of the physical body, and vice versa. In the words of Henry Lindlahr, "Every thought and every emotion has its direct effect upon the physical constituents of the body. The mental and emotional vibrations become physical vibrations and structures. Discord in the mind is translated into physical disease in the body, while the harmonies of hope, faith, cheerfulness, happiness, love, and altruism create in the organism the corresponding health vibrations…" (Lindlahr, 1913, p. 27).
With this in mind, she intends to support her clients on an emotional as well as a physical level to help them uncover their most vital, joyful, radiant selves. In addition to supporting her clients with flower essences, Lauren is interested in women's health, optimizing digestion, and supporting the nervous system through herbal and nutritional protocols.
Outside of the Evergreen Center, Lauren works at Apothecary Tinctura in Denver where connecting with people and creating custom herbal formulas for them brings her immense joy. As a clinician, she is looking forward to working with her personal clients long term to facilitate deep healing. Her goal is to guide her clients on their healing journey and witness their vitality soar!
In her free time, you can find Lauren walking through the forest, hiking to mountain peaks, exploring different art modalities, or enjoying the sounds of nature in her Evergreen home with her furry friend.
You can contact her at email@example.com to schedule a consultation. Lauren is looking forward to meeting with you!
Amber is a clinical herbalist and nutritionist at the Evergreen Center. From a very young age, she became interested in health and nutrition, and she has spent much of her life exploring different ways of using food, herbs, and exercise to bring balance and vitality to the body and spirit. She believes that with the support of herbs, diet and lifestyle changes can create the space our bodies require to heal themselves.
Growing up in the rural south surrounded by wild spaces and deep woods, Amber has always been a lover of nature. She worked as a gardener in the Boulder area for the last five years where she gained a deeper understanding of and appreciation for natural cycles and the innate wisdom of plants. During her first year at CSCH, Amber was delighted to discover the abundance of edible wild plants that surround us. She believes that by learning about and using local plants as food and medicine, we can re-establish our connection to the earth, to ourselves, and to one another.
Amber received a liberal arts education from Berry College where she studied Religion, Philosophy, and Women's Studies. She holds an MA in Religious Studies from the University of Colorado with emphases in Native American Traditions and the female experience within Native communities. She works as an herbalist at Little Herbal Apothecary in Lafayette. Her core areas of interest include digestive health, chronic and acute pain, diet and exercise, stress management, and fortifying the immune system.
Amber brings compassion, deep listening, and attention to detail to her work as a clinician. She looks forward to holding space for you and supporting you on your path to health! You can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Melody Baum is a Clinical Herbalist, Nutritionist, and Flower Essence practitioner at the Evergreen Center, as well as a registered nurse licensed in Colorado. She has thirty plus years of nursing experience and currently works in the Emergency Department of a small rural hospital. She is a student member of the American Herbalist Guild.
Melody was drawn to herbalism after watching multiple family members struggle with cancer, and seeing the devastating effects of allopathic cancer treatments, even when they were successful. Herbalism dove-tailed into her lifetime practices of food preservation, gardening, and cooking from scratch. She believes that an herbalist has an amazing opportunity to educate, advise, and encourage people that are struggling or lost in the labyrinth of their disease symptoms. Melody is especially interested in the treatment of chronic pain and chronic inflammation.
She lives with her husband on their ranch on the eastern plains, where they raise beef cattle, chickens, and a large garden. You can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Anna is a clinical herbalist and a flower essence practitioner. Arriving at herbalism by way of non-profit work, social advocacy, and an earth-shattering cosmic wake-up call, she hopes to weave all her worlds into one place one day. She holds a B.A. in psychology from Willamette University, Salem, Oregon, writing her thesis on the psychology of sustainability. She has spent a good portion of the past ten years as a counselor, teacher, and wanderer. Her first introduction to herbal medicine was a bottled Ginseng she received while in Seoul, Korea.
Anna founds her practice on the idea that true healing starts at the corner of telling your story. Where does it begin? As raw, unfinished and incomplete: who is holding the pen? Whether you need acute healing or a long-term wellness plan, there is a place for plant medicine in your life. As a clinician, Anna hopes to hold a gentle and nurturing space to help you put your health back into your hands. She incorporates western herbalism, flower essences, nutrition, deep listening, and the principles of nature cure into her practice. Her approach to herbal medicine is holistic and progressive. Greek god of healing and hero herbalist Asclepius of Thessaly said it best with "first the word, then the plant, lastly the knife".
While Anna has some experience with OCD anxiety/depression, relationship traumas, and stress management, her clinical interests are always with the underdogs, misfits, and those nearly flattened by trauma, but not quite. Whomever they may be!
You can contact Anna at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Born and raised in Carbondale, Colorado Julie discovered the beauty and art of plant-based healing after 14 years of working as a highly specialized and hospital-based registered nurse. After stumbling into a plant walk in her neighbor's backyard, she immediately recognized the sophistication and science of plant-based medicine as well as the high level of education of the Herbalist who was leading the plant walk.
That experience rang down into Julie's bones as a calling to switch gears and become a Medical Herbalist. For the last 4 years, she has applied herself to the study of both science-based and traditional use of plant medicines. She believes that human beings and plants evolved together, and therefore that the human body is able to immediately recognize, utilize and respond to whole plant medicine better than most any other medicine that is currently available.
With over a decade of experience as an RN, Julie brings a broad understanding of acute and chronic health issues to her new clinical practice as a Medical Herbalist. As a passionate and intuitive clinician, wild-crafter and medicine maker, she works with a wide range of clients and plant-based medicines. Julie is honored and grateful to be a student clinician at the Evergreen Center and invites you to come in for a consultation. She looks forward to formulating, blending and customizing a formula just for you! Come see how plant-based medicine can guide you toward greater health and vitality!
Se habla Espanol! Bienvenidos!
I can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by phone 720-729-0014.
As Rumi so beautifully expressed, "Yesterday I was clever so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise so I am changing myself." Altaire believes strongly in the miraculous unfolding that occurs in our lives, our families, our communities and the world at large when we choose a path of conscious well-being. As an herbalist her goal is to elevate her clients' physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health so that their vitality may radiate into all of their endeavors, allowing each individual to connect more fluidly with their unique passions and potential. Altaire believes that by finding flow in our bodies we can uncover effortless alignment in our relationships, our work and our explorations of ourselves.
Together, Altaire and her clients learn how to nourish the body's restorative processes in order to reverse stress-related issues such as insomnia, hormonal imbalances, mood disorders, insulin resistance, digestive complaints, poor immune function, skin conditions, and nutrient deficiencies. She is passionate about energetic tools for clearing trauma from the emotional body in order to access more expansive life experiences. She is also interested in enhancing cognitive function, using herbal and vitalist therapeutics to access "flow" states and increased mental clarity. By serving as a mediator between plants and people, she hopes to unlock her clients' innate vibrancy while introducing them to the wonders of the natural world.
Before studying to become an herbalist, Altaire cultivated a rich career working in the non-profit sector on issues of climate change and international development for institutions such as The United Nations and The World Wildlife Fund. Although she loved the content and scope of her work, she noticed how the unique stressors of modern living and the exhausting nature of professional and social environments took a serious toll on the ability of individuals to thrive, inevitably affecting program success. It was then she realized that inner vitality is a direct link to the vitality of everything we do and experience, allowing us to take our passions and pursuits to entirely new levels. Altaire takes every opportunity to study ethnobotanical knowledge from around the world, building a global repertoire of nature-based wisdom from which to draw inspiration, fully surrendering to the life-long learning that comes with befriending the plant kingdom. She is a Certified Ho'oponopono Practitioner —an ancient Hawaiian method of conflict resolution based on using one's own energy to solve problems rather than relying on the energy of others. She is also currently training in Past Life Regression Methodologies to help guide individuals through their soul journey. She has a B.A in Anthropology and an MSc. in Climate Change and International Development. In her spare time, she enjoys making art, world travel, volunteering for marine conservation initiatives when possible and laughing with friends.
Learn more about Altaire at www.AltaireCambata.com and contact email@example.com to set up an appointment.
Growing up in Spring Creek Nevada amongst the Ruby mountains, Bryan spent his youth connecting to the far-reaching landscape that Nevada's public lands have to offer. This initiated his immersion into hiking, rock climbing, and exploring the abundant gifts that mother nature has to offer. During his 22 years of exploring the vastness of Nevada, he taught himself certain primitive skills that he has been able to translate into living a simplistic lifestyle.
At the University of Nevada Reno, he studied Neuroscience and Biology which inspired him to focus on neurological conditions ranging from neurodegenerative diseases to traumatic brain injuries. Bryan believes that stress and inflammation in our daily lives are a root cause of many diseases that arise in our contemporary culture. After college, Bryan traveled the country for a couple of years which brought him to Asheville, North Carolina. He was lucky enough to be immersed in a community that introduced him to the vitalistic approach that herbal and fungal therapeutics can have on the human body. After a transcendent experience living in the Blue Ridge Mountain, Bryan decided to move to Colorado to get involved in the supportive agricultural community that this state has to offer.
For the past five years, Bryan has been working and living on sustainable organic farms to strengthen his relationship with the importance of knowing where one's food comes from and how that food affects their general health. He specializes in Herbal and nutritional therapeutics to support a healthy gut flora and its symbiotic relationship to the central nervous system. His primary focus has been on healing the central nervous system, especially when working with cases involving anxiety, insomnia, epilepsy, and various other neurological conditions.
Bryan looks forward to holding space for your story and supporting your quest for health. You can contact Bryan directly at email@example.com.
AkilKuumba Began his Herbal journey as an offshoot of his passion for the Lords Tabernacle, Nature. Growing up in the small big city, of Denver Colorado he is grateful for his exposer to the Original world as most of his pears were not inclined to seek out what lies below the concrete. Before there was any talk of providing healing work for others, AkilKuumba sought to heal his own essence. Being a young man, it was not vitality that was lacking but instead a relationship with the Most High, or in other words a Healthy, and Balanced temple. Through extensive time spent unraveling the spiral, AkilKuumba has been able to stitch and patch himself into a whole Holy Human Being here for the work of blessing all others with their own complete design.
AkilKuumba work with plants began studying under a local Women, who practiced the Divine and Ancient art of collecting wild edible foods, also known as forging. Completely amazed by the power in the hills his zeal for the earth was a tinderbox that exploded with the Highest satisfaction, LOVE. Soon, his knowledge base expanded from foods of the earth, into the complex medicines that share a Mother and Father.
AkilKuumba, coming through school filled his cup many times over, allowing a reservoir to be created out of his essence or a watering hole for all who thirst. His experience is in working with the underserved public, those who seek refuge in the wings of the good. AkilKuumba is not new to the healing process, first gaining experience street vending in the intercity of Denver, as well as practicing in a local African goods store. He is Blessed, Grateful, and Honored for each experience that has brought one to this point at the Evergreen center.
AkilKuumba would be Honored to aid one in becoming healthier, Balanced, and Aligned together. Truly all Healing is a Blessing from the Most High, as even any gift in his possession is only a blessing from the Father, and true healer of this creation. AkilKuumba will no doubt try his best using the eternal remedy of Blessed Love.
Seek and you shall find, Ask and you will be Answered, Knock and the door shall be opened on to you.
Contact Akil at email@example.com.
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Kaminario is looking for exceptional, team-oriented people interested in driving development and market positioning of new enterprise storage technologies. The Global Support team at Kaminario is a critical part of our success, and we are looking for the best people out there. All of our successful employees should be comfortable and motivated to work in an environment where revenue is king and agility + energy are paramount. We take our customers' success very seriously.
The support engineer is responsible for providing high-quality technical support for company products. The successful candidate will also interface with all groups involved in the delivery and support of customer services and products provided by Kaminario.
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John was standing with two of his disciples, and as he watched Jesus walk by, he said, "Behold, the Lamb of God." OPENING PRAYER Prayer for Holiness Breathe in me, O Holy Spirit, that my thoughts may all be holy. … Continue reading
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My cat had surgery on Saturday, Internets. It will make for an an amazing post one day, but for now, I'm just too fucking tired to write it. So, here's a repost. This was originally posted back in May when cunty faced blogger had that huge blackout so no one really saw this the first time around anyway.
Originally posted May 11 2011
Kerrrr – ist. I am really behind on some important business, Internets. I've been given an ass load of awards in the past week or two and have yet to accept even one of them. I know. I'm such a bastard, right? Well, let's take care of this shiz right here and now, shall we?
The first award I was given kind of threw me off a bit. It was given to me by Oilfield Trash at Make Daddy a Sammich. Unlike what I am going to be able to do, he did a fabulous post to go along with the award. Here's the award:
I know, right? Anyway, I'm supposed to tell a funny story about, well, farting. But I can't. I thought and I thought about this and I just could not think of one. Really. And it's not that I don't fart, it's just that I absolutely cannot recall even one instance where it happened and it was hilarious. I can say this, though; every single time I have ever been flat on my back, feet in the stirrups with my ass skooched all the way to the end of that exam table at the gynecologist's office, I have crossed my fingers and prayed to the universe that it will not happen while that poor doctor is down there diggin' around in my shaz. I've been lucky so far.
The next award was given to me by Vinny at As Vinny C's It. I have mad blog love for Vinny. He has stick figure comic things from time to time and they crack me up. He writes great stuff over at Sprocket Ink as well. You should check it out. So, to get this award from him really made my day. Thanks Vinny. I'm happy to make you laugh, buddy.
The next one was from sweet Pencilgirl at Conquering the World, whose blog I need to catch up on because it seems she moved and I didn't know, so her fabulousness was not showing up in my reader. That, or I'm just super dense. Probably the latter. I have received this one before, but who gives a shit, right? I'll take awards of any kind all day long, Internets. Thank you Pencil, my darling! You are awesome.
Now, this next one? This one is going to be fun. You know why? Because it makes me a mutha-fuckin' Overlord, bitches!!! Oh yeah! This sweet-ass sweetness comes to me from my somewhat new bloggy friend id at Sometimes I Like Taffy.
ONE – Severe and immediate beatings for door-knocking bible thumpers. Seriously, you assholes need to knock that shit off. It's annoying and intrusive on so many levels. If I wanted to "find god", there is an over abundance of churches in the land for me to do just that. I don't care, nor do I make it my business, when it comes to someone else's religious beliefs or lack thereof. So, I would appreciate it if you dickheads would do the same. I really don't need you interrupting my peaceful existence to hear you say, "I've got some really good news to share with you about our lord and savior." I mean, I don't go knocking on your door with cocaine, strippers and drunk midgets asking YOU to join MY party, do I? So get lost. Really.
TWO – The "space program" is hereby cancelled. What the fuck are you trying to accomplish in outer space? Just stop it, NASA. Your funds have been rerouted to something, I don't know……useful to the living beings on THIS fucking planet. Yeah, I'm taking your zomillion dollars and using it to pay any doctors that are willing, whatever salary they so desire to dedicate their time to finding a cure for cancer. And cold sores. Because the former is really fucking important and the latter is just plain annoying. I will, however, set aside funds for you to travel into space if the Direct TV satellite needs work. Because I need my Skin-o-max and Animal Planet. If you want to go collecting moon rocks or some useless shit like that, you can't have any of my Cure Cancer money. You have to pay for your own fuel. Have a bake sale.
THREE – Marijuana……is now legal under my rule. I don't even smoke pot, but come on, it's 2011. How is this shit not legalized yet?
Whew! It's a good thing these awards didn't come with any rules, because I am exhausted. What? I swear. They didn't have rules. Really. Would I lie?
Cheers! ~ SF


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Mumbai, September 25, 2014: Pharma firm Venus Remedies Ltd has targeted a turnover of Rs 1000 crore by FY'18, even as it eyes partners in Europe and the US for out licensing some of its drugs.
"We are looking at double digit growth and target turnover of Rs 1,000 crore following several new drug launches and increased marketing efforts. The company has registered a turnover of Rs 525 crore in FY14," Venus Remedies Chairman and Managing Director Pawan Chaudhary told PTI here.
The company has invested around Rs 500 crore in R&D over the last 10 years and received 100 plus patents, 70 trademarks, 9 copyrights and 120 research publications in peer reviewed journals for its R&D based products across the globe, Chaudhary said adding the investment in R&D will continue.
The company has 25 innovative products in pipeline and commercialised 15 products in domestic and international markets, he said, adding Venus has presence in 40 markets globally.
Following the GMP certification by European and other regulated markets for its manufacturing plants, the company has been able to make international tie-ups for its research products with some of the best pharmaceutical companies of the world, he said said.
"The company is negotiating with overseas partners for out licensing some block buster products. The company is looking at partners who can invest in research and marketing," Chaudhary said.
In the past one year alone, Venus has extended its footprint across the globe by way of marketing authorisations, strategic tie-ups and patent grants. Having a presence in 60 countries, Venus has received more than 65 marketing authorisations from regulated markets across the globe.
The company has already signed an MoU with South African pharmaceutical firm Austell Laboratories to exclusively out licence its flagship antibiotic research product, Elores, in South Africa. Earlier, the product was out licensed to Goodwill Pharma, a South Korean company.
Venus has already filed the common technical document for its Elores in Europe and is planning to take this product to other international markets with the support of Lockheed Martin Foundation. The company has received patents for Elores from 46 countries, including the US, Japan and major European Union economies, Chaudhary said.
Elores has helped Venus make inroads into Latin America with marketing authorisation from Guatemala. At present, the company is exploring opportunities for marketing deals for Elores with four-five countries.
Among the other antibiotics developed by Venus, Potentox and Vancoplus have also received several international patents. The company has tied-up with South African pharma firm Adcock for Potentox.
Chaudhary pointed out that Venus recently achieved another landmark by securing its first marketing authorisation in Switzerland for Gemcitabine, an oncology drug. PTI


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Winter in Canberra is an excellent time to catch up on reading and watching Science Fiction. However, there are also two events at Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC) over the next month may tempt a Canberra fan out of the house and the cinema.
Wintercon, the Canberra Games Society's Winter games event, is being held Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 July in the Fitzroy Pavilion. This event is Cancon's little sibling. Like Cancon, you can visit the event for free just to see the trading tables and watch the gaming. Or you can pay $10 per day to play the board games in the game library.
GammaCon is Canberra's pop culture festival and the largest of it's type in the ACT and Southern NSW region. GammaCon is being held on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 August in the Budawang Conference Centre and Coorong Pavilions. The event is aimed at fans of cosplay, comics, computer gaming, tv, anime and collectables.
Tickets can be bought online, at the door, or at various shops around Canberra. This is an affordable convention with an adult ticket for the weekend costing $43.84 online.
GammaCon also has a competitions for creative fans. Both of the competitions below have $150 prizes in two categories, under 16 and over 16 years of age.
- Science Fiction and Fantasy short story competition. Only one story per person, maximum 1,500 words, family friendly, and must be received by GammaCon by 5 August.
- Art competition. Submitted as an image via email by 2 August, or in person on the first day of the convention.
Further details on the competitions are on the events page on the GammaCon site.


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My tweets
November 6th, 2014 (12:04 pm)
- Wed, 14:23: Okay a got this Doctor Who book & haven't been paying attention but Carly Shut the hell up! #GH
- Wed, 14:25: Carly admit that you were wrong. You can't right? Because its all about you. No one else. #GH
- Wed, 14:28: The only thing Carly is doing for me making my migraine worse. Harpy needs a half volume button #GH
- Wed, 14:32: Carly you are a lying, cheating whore & that's nothing to be proud of #GH
- Wed, 14:33: Kill her Heather! Save me from Harpy!!!! #GH
- Wed, 14:33: Harpy's louder than the commercials. And that's just wrong #GH
- Wed, 14:37: The problem here is that Franco actually did love Harpy, but she couldn't keep her hands off of Sonny & doesn't see what's wrong w that #GH
- Wed, 14:46: And you killed AJ you SOB #GH
- Wed, 14:50: Scotty Boobie lied to you. Fry her. #GH
- Wed, 14:50: RT @BarbaraDarlin: YES! RT @Robansuefarm: @WubsNet Oh gosh! I feel sorry for Franco. Carly's the monster. #GH
- Wed, 14:56: And then ABC.... #GH
- Wed, 14:57: But CITY was still showing #GH so got to see the last 2 mins
- Wed, 14:59: Ava opened the door and there was Sonny. #GH
- Wed, 17:22: @hudsonsbay Maud Heritage Charity Bear - 100% of the net proceeds support the HBC Foundation | Hudson's Bay http://t.co/emkJdPQWH2


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Patient accommodations at Harbor of Grace Enhanced Recovery Center provide a safe, comfortable sanctuary for patients to rest, reflect and focus. We believe that after a stressful day of looking inward, our patients need to retire to an evening of comfort and beauty. Our suites are spacious, clean and appointed with all the modern amenities expected at a fine hotel. Granite counter-tops, beautiful writing desks and large entertainment centers, with library style shelving, remind one of home. Each suite also has an oversized washer and dryer.
A short two block walk away is the popular Tydings Park and the famous Havre de Grace Promenade, a well-traveled boardwalk that winds along the banks of the Susquehanna River, where the river meets the Chesapeake Bay.


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The Autumnal Equinox
This is a magical time of year! On Tuesday, September 23, we will experience a time when the days and nights are of equal length, otherwise known as the Equinox. Since this day is all about BALANCE it's miraculous that this experience occurs in both the northern and southern hemispheres. Everyone in the world can celebrate together!
In the northern hemisphere, the nights are growing longer. When this occurs, your energy gets drawn inward so you can find the light within. In the southern hemisphere, the sunny days are more plentiful and you can enjoy the light of the world as you bask in nature. Either way, this is a celebration of light! Nature always reminds us that whenever there is darkness, light will soon follow.
Read more from the blog New Moon, Autumnal Equinox in Libra: A Time for Balance, Intention, and Clarity by Kari Samuels


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A rich young man approached Jee-whizz and asked, "Can a rich man get into heavens above?"
Jee-whizz thought for a minute. "Yes," he eventually replied, "as long as they pay a special type of tax called an indulgence."
"Super!" replied the young man, and rode off on his bicycle.
Later, when he was alone with his Apostrophes, Jee-whizz was confronted by Judas Carry-cot. "Master, surely it is as easy for a rich man to get into heaven as it is for a badger to ice-skate to the moon?"
"Badgers can ice-skate to the moon," replied Jee-whizz, "for is it not written that if you can dream it, you can do it?" The Apostrophes were full of wonder at this latest badger-related revelation. Jee-whizz continued, "It is as easy for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of heavens above as it is for a monkey to climb a tree."
Simon, who was called Jeremy, then asked Jee-whizz, "Who is holier, master: a hairdresser or a Welsh dresser?"
Jee-whizz laughed. "How much you still have to learn," and the Apostrophes sat around feeling a bit thick, apart from Judas, who was sulking (again).


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Three thugs have been locked up after they were caught on camera punching and kicking a doorman outside a Leeds pub.
James Glassford, Jordan Williamson and David Gough were captured on CCTV as they carried out the violent assault outside the Slip Inn, Morley, on March 17 this year.
Leeds Crown Court heard the three defendants turned violent after the doorman asked a group of men to leave when he saw evidence of drug taking in the pub toilets.
Richard Walters, prosecuting, said he became suspicious after he saw a group of six men go into the toilets together.
He followed them into the toilets and saw one man holding a bag of white powder.
The prosecutor said it was not suggested any of the defendants were responsible for the drugs.
He said: "As soon as they were asked to leave the group became aggressive.
"The man with the bag said 'shall we go take this outside'."
The doorman went back out into the bar area in the hope of getting help from colleagues and other people in the bar.
He told the men they had to leave and led them outside.
Mr Walters said Glassford punched the doorman in the face without warning, knocking him unconscious.
There was "pushing and shoving" between people outside the pub, on Albion Street, before Williamson kicked the doorman to the head as he was on the ground.
The doorman tried to get up but was then punched by McGough.
The three defendants ran off but were stopped by police a short time later.
Glassford was abusive to one officer who slipped and fell in the snow during a struggle.
As Glassford was arrested he said to the officer: "I hope you die of cancer."
The prosecutor said the doorman suffered a gash to his mouth which needed 23 stitches. He also suffered a cut to his eye.
All three men pleaded guilty to unlawful wounding. Glassford also pleaded guilty to resisting arrest.
Glassford, 24, of Fairfax Close, Seacroft, and Williamson,19, of Lower Grange Crescent, Belle Isle, were both jailed for two years.
McGough, 27, of East Grange View, Belle Isle, was jailed for two years, three months.
Junde Penelope Belcher said: "All of you used violence to a man who was presenting no threat to you at all.
"it was gratuitous violence and it was plainly alcohol-fuelled."
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Following the screening of Children of Men, the author of the film, Alfonso Cuarón, conversed with young filmmakers whose movies compete in this year's Küstendorf as well as with other participants of the festival. Before the workshop, Emir Kusturica handed the Future Films Award to the Mexican director, which is the most prestigious Küstendorf recognition. Professor Kusturica described Cuarón as the director who had not lost the auteur feel regardless of the size of production of films which he had shot.
The very discussion was divided into two parts. In the first part, the director and the host talked about the film and then a short film by Jonas Cuarón, Aningaaq, a companion piece to Gravity, by Cuarón Sr. was screened. The other part dealt with Gravity.
Describing his work on Children of Men, Alfonso Cuarón said that this movie was conceived more as an essay than as a narrative film. He noted that arduous research preceded the writing of the script although he himself never read the novel which served as the gist.
"I was offered the gist of the novel, some half a page of the text. I liked the thesis very much… I decided to shoot a film about modern-day hedonistic society in which personal satisfaction is the basic purpose of existence… I wanted to root the film in reality, not to make a fantasy. This disappointed the people who expected to see flying cars and people wearing plastic suits".
Cuarón said that the atmosphere of nausea and paranoia which characterized the film was a product of the atmosphere which prevailed in the western world at the time of the World Trade Center tragedy in New York.
"At that very moment, we were at the festival in Toronto with Y tu mamá también! After the attacks, all flights were cancelled and we could not move for week. The claustrophobic feeling which then prevailed could be described as a 'microcosmos of hysteria'."
Cuarón said that he chose London and England for the setting because this is an old imperial center with strong institutions and "a façade of multiculturalism" as well as because Britain is an island.
Asked if he could have perhaps made the film in Cuba, Cuarón said:
"I did not want the plot to take place in a dictatorship. I wanted everything to take place in a democracy. I wanted to bring conflicts which take place across the globe into London. It seems to me that something similar is taking place in reality these days (in Paris; writer's note)."
Cuarón spoke in great detail about the selection of actors and he described his cooperation with them as well as with the cinematographer Emmanuel "Chivo" Lubezki, his long-time associate. Taking questions from the floor, Cuarón described his vies of cinematographic techniques, long takes, depth of field, relationship between the foreground and the background, and he spoke about the importance of rhythm for a film. Cuarón said that he saw film as music, noting that for each film the most important thing is determine the theme (in the sense of a music theme).
In the second part of the discussion, dedicated to Gravity, Cuarón answered to numerous questions from the audience and spoke about techniques of his shooting. Among other things, Cuarón explained how he was filming only faces of the actors in a large number of shots of this film while everything else was CGI.
This evening's workshop was special because young authors had an opportunity to talk with a director who has an auteur approach to cinematography while working in a production framework of large Hollywood studios.


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In 2018 an electric vehicle (EV) is a viable alternative for those within the automobile market. Development of wheel slip control for ground vehicles with electrical powertrain belongs to the one of the crucial challenging issues in automotive control engineering. GMC Rounded-Line Okay Wideside , Ok Fenderside , K Jimmy , and Ok Suburban – permanent four-wheel drive (1973-1979) two-velocity New Process 203 switch case, middle planetary differential with 50:50 torque cut up and lock. In the event you buy a Leaf, will probably be for the financial system moderately than the performance but the new Leaf is definitely pretty enjoyable to drive.
Most controversially was the win pulled off on the 1990 Macau Grand Prix the place the car led from start to end. I feel the problem you'll run into is the price of the second drive unit and the larger battery pack can solely be borne in the the posh segment. Tesla's all-electrical powertrain delivers unparalleled performance in all climate situations—with Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive, ludicrous acceleration and the very best safety score of any car ever examined.
Model S comes commonplace with superior hardware capable of providing Enhanced Autopilot options as we speak, and full self-driving capabilities sooner or later. The truth is the one All-Wheel-Drive plug-in hybrid is the BMW i8, which costs more than the Model S. Electrical vehicles do not use geared transmissions like combustion automobiles All Terrain Vehicle do (solely a simple reduction gear) so utilizing 2 motors (1 for every axle) is the easiest way to do it vs having switch cases and differentials because any time you introduce a system of gears, there shall be power losses as a consequence of gear friction.
If the left front wheel of a 4WD automobile slips on an icy patch of road, as an illustration, the slipping wheel will spin quicker than the opposite wheels because of the lower traction at that wheel. The vehicle was a sequence hybrid automotive, that used an electric hub motor at every wheel, powered by batteries, which had been in turn charged by a gasoline-engine generator. Four Wheel Drive (4WD) Mode – Right here, depending on the character of torque transfer to the axles, we will outline three sub-modes (beneath).
This either forces one to slide, if possible, to balance the apparent distance coated, or creates uncomfortable and mechanically disturbing wheel hop. Ultrasonic sensors use uniquely coded signals designed to detect nearby cars and forestall potential collisions. Probably Repairs the most sophisticated cars on the market immediately, the BMW i3 offers you all the pieces you'd want from an electric automobile in a small, compact package.


text: An accountability court in Islamabad has sentenced former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam Nawaz to jail for 10 and 7 years respectively.Captain (retd) Safdar has been sentenced to one year in jail. Nawaz has been handed a fine of 8 million pounds, while Maryam has been fined 2m pounds.According to reporters the Sharif family, along with former finance minister Ishaq Dar, are gathered at the Avenfield flats in London to watch the verdict unfold live.According to media reports, Section 144 has been imposed in the capital and police in the garrison city are on high alert. City Police Officer (CPO) Abbas Ahsan told reporters that although "strong retaliation" is not expected after the decision, they are taking precautionary measures to maintain peace in the city.Three corruption references, with regards to the verdict, were filed against the Sharif family in the accountability court by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) after the disqualification of Nawaz in the Panama Papers case on July 28, 2017.Under the supervision of Supreme Court Justice Ijazul Ahsan, who was appointed a monitoring judge in the Panama case verdict, the trial against the Sharif family commenced on September 14, 2017.Trial's course has been exhaustive: marked with 107 hearings, 18 prosecution witnesses' statements, including the Panama case joint investigation team (JIT) head, and Wajid Zia from Federal Investigation Agency.Supreme Court used Zia-led JIT report last year as a warp for Nawaz's disqualification and further investigation of the Sharif family's assets. After his statement was recorded, Zia was cross-examined for around two weeks by the defense counsels.Private solicitor Akhtar Raja and forensic expert Robert Radley — whose expertise was utilised by the JIT during its probe had also recorded their statements before the prosecution.127 questions were asked from Nawaz and other accused, during their cross-examination, while no witnesses appeared in their defense.Safdar attended all the hearings while Nawaz and Maryam attended 78 hearings, as they often shifted between London; to spend time with Begum Kulsoom Nawaz and Pakistan.The trial court was directed by the apex court to conclude the cases in six months. However, the court has only concluded proceedings of the Avenfield reference in spite of the fact that for two times deadline has been extended — the latest one being July 10.The other two references involving Sharif family's corruption: Al-Azizia Steel Mills, Hill Metal Establishment and offshore companies including Flagship Investment Limited — are yet to be concluded.On July 3, the court reserved its verdict and ordered all accused to ensure their presence before the court while the verdict is being announced. The reference relates to apartments at Avenfield House, London that Sharif family owns.


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