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Who isn't a fan of chicken wings? Julian's dream dinner has always been a big plate of wings. Last week for his birthday, that's exactly what I made him, only there were two giant plates of chicken wings on the dinner table instead of one. Talk about dreams coming true. I roasted the wings in a super hot oven on a wire rack—that's key because it allows for even circulation of the heat and prevents the bottom from getting soggy—until they got super crispy and crunchy. Then I dunked them in a sauce made of melted butter and hot sauce. Classic wing sauce for not so classic wings. They tasted just like their fried counterpart, but my body didn't know the difference, so I was able to eat as many as I could before I passed out from a food coma. A chicken wing food coma. Best night ever on all accounts. After that evening, I realized that crispy chicken in the oven was key to a happy life. So I thought the most logical thing to do next is recreate the same dish, but with bigger chicken because sometimes chicken wings are too tiny and eating twenty wings doesn't seem justifiable for a well balanced dinner.
I like wings, probably not as much as Julian, but I enjoy them from time to time. I'm more obsessed with the drumettes rather than the piece with the two bones. Do you know what I'm talking about? Am I making sense? Am I a crazy person? The answer to all of those questions is yes, definitely yes. As I was saying though, the little drumettes make me feel like I'm a giant eating tiny food. Since the drumettes are my favorite piece of the wing, and since drumsticks are essentially larger versions of them, it only makes sense that I'd like try my hand at buffalo-ing them. We ate a lot of chicken drumsticks as a kid, so its nice to find new ways to eat them now as an adult. They remind me of my childhood. If you're in need of a quick weeknight meal, packed with so much flavor, look no further. This is it. I know what I'm talking about.
Let's start by seasoning the drumsticks. This is the perfect time to really flavor the chicken so that the meat is super tasty. If you just count on the sauce to do all of the flavoring then you'll end up with one noted chicken. That's not what I want for you. You deserve something better than that.
Toss the chicken in olive oil, salt, pepper, granulated garlic, granulated onion, dried oregano, dried thyme, paprika, chili powder, Worcestershire sauce, and liquid smoke. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or over night.
**Note: Liquid smoke is exactly what it sounds like. It's a smokey flavoring that comes in liquid form. It'll give your chicken a subtle smokey taste as if you cooked them on the grill or smoker. You can find it in well-stocked grocery stores or online. It's completely optional, so if you can't get a hole of it, then you'll be fine.**
Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil paper and place a wire rack over it. Arrange the chicken in a single layer and roast in a 475ºF oven until crispy, golden brown and cooked through, about 20 to 25 minutes. Flip them over half way through roasting.
**Note: Chicken should register about 160ºF with a instant read thermometer. I say that loosely because poultry is actually fully cooked at 165ºF. I usually take it out at 160ºF and then allow it to rest for about 10 to 15 minutes. It'll continue to cook until 165ºF by then and allow the juices to redistribute to the chicken.**
Once the chicken is done. It's time to dip it into the sauce. Our spicy buffalo sauce. In a shallow dish, whisk together the melted butter, hot sauce, and BBQ sauce.
**Note: Traditional buffalo wings are tossed with hot sauce (Frank's Red Hot is best) and melted butter. Since I want these to taste just like chicken wings, that's what we're using. The BBQ sauce cuts through the spicy hot sauce. It helps keep the heat at bay.**
Once you dip the chicken into the sauce, return it to the wire rack over the baking sheet. Return to the oven and cook for an additional 10 to 15 minutes longer. It'll give the sauce a chance to stick to the chicken.
Once the chicken crisps up again, then it's done. You're good to go. Remove from the oven and let the drumsticks cool a bit before serving. You can brush the chicken in more sauce right before serving.
Serve the drumsticks for dinner with salad or mashed potatoes. I'm also a big fan of serving this chicken with white rice (it's great with the heat from the chicken and sauce) and a salad on the side with ranch for the dressing. The coolness from the ranch is perfect.
If you want to keep these as an appetizer—think about it, they're just large chicken wings basically so it's totally acceptable—then serve them with blue cheese dressing and sliced carrots and celery. Don't forget the cold beers to wash it all down.
**Tip: I'm not a fan of blue cheese so if you're like me and have some taste (kidding) then serve them with ranch instead. It'll have the same creamy cool factor as blue cheese.**
If you want to keep these wings super crispy, reserve from rolling them around in the sauce and doing the second bake. These drumsticks are perfect served that way with the sauce on the side for dipping. It's a great way also to control the spiciness from the sauce. Although, it's not that hot, I promise. Just has the right kick to it.
I like the idea of having chicken wings for dinner, but since these are drumsticks that taste just like chicken wings, I think we can feel better about the choices we're making in life. These are more substantial and make for the best game day or super bowl meal.
- 2 pounds chicken drumsticks
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire Sauce
- Couple dashes liquid smoke (optional)
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- ¾ teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper
- ½ teaspoon granulated garlic
- ½ teaspoon granulated onion
- ½ teaspoon paprika
- ½ teaspoon dried oregano
- ½ teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 cup hot sauce
- ¼ cup (4 tablespoons) unsalted butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons BBQ sauce
- blue cheese dressing, for dipping
- carrots and celery, for serving
- Preheat oven to 475 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with foil and place a wire rack over it, set aside.
- In a large bowl, toss together the drumsticks, olive oil, Worcestershire sauce, liquid smoke (if using) and seasonings until evenly combined. Cover with plastic wrap and chill in fridge for about 1 hour or overnight for maximum flavor.
- Arrange the chicken on the prepared baking sheet in a single layer. Roast until golden brown, crispy and a thermometer registers 160 degrees F, about 20 to 25 minutes. Make sure to flip over halfway through roasting. Remove from oven and set aside.
- In a shallow dish or bowl, whisk together the hot sauce, melted butter and BBQ sauce. Dip the drumsticks in the sauce, making sure to coat both sides, and then return to baking sheet. Return to the oven and cook for another 10 minutes. Serve chicken with blue cheese or ranch and carrots and celery. Enjoy!


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Courtallam, also popularly known as "Spa of South India", is a panchayat town in the Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu, India. The nearest major urban agglomeration is the city of Tirunelveli at a distance of 59 km east. Being very close to the Agasthyakoodam Biological Reserve of Kerala, the area has a lot of greenery around. Nature lovers must explore this area at least once in their lifetime.
Places to Stay
Some of the budget hotels which are worth trying in the area are K.R.Residency Boarding & Lodging (Tariff – Rs. 600), Kuttrallam Resorts (Tariff – Rs. 500), Suriyaa Tourist Home (Tariff – Rs. 600), Tamilnadu Hotel-II (Tariff – Rs. 800) and others.
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Some of the must-visit places in the area are Ilanji Kumarar Koil Temple, 18 km away from the Kadayanallur New Bus Stand; Sree KutralathaNathar Temple, located 20 km from the bus stand; and the CSI Church, 28 km away from the New Bus Stand. Some of the places worth visiting in the district headquarters of Tirunelveli are Kanthimathi-Nellaiyapper Temple, Agasthiyar Falls, Vettuvan Koil Temple, Suyambulingaswamy Temple and others.
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Sixteenth century Calvinism and seventeenth century Jansenism preached a distorted Christianity that substituted for God's love and sacrifice of His Son for all men the fearful idea that a whole section of humanity was inexorably damned.The Church always countered this view with the infinite love of our Savior who died on the cross for all men. The institution of the feast of the Sacred Heart was soon to contribute to the creation among the faithful of a powerful current of devotion which since then has grown steadily stronger. The first Office and Mass of the Sacred Heart were composed by St. John Eudes, but the institution of the feast was a result of the appearances of our Lord to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque in 1675. The celebration of the feast was extended to the general calendar of the Church by Pius IX in 1856.
"I promise you in the excessive mercy of my Heart that my all-powerful love will grant to all those who receive Holy Communion on the First Fridays in nine consecutive months the grace of final perseverance; they shall not die in my disgrace, nor without receiving their sacraments. My divine Heart shall be their safe refuge in this last moment" (Jesus to St. Margaret Mary).
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Visit date 8th May 2012.
Every now and again you come across something really special and for me, today, I did...King Arthur's Hall on King Arthur's Downs, an area of Bodmin Moor. We have stone circles coming out of our ears down here in Cornwall but this stone-lined lowered 'enclosure' is a one-off and as far as I know the only one of its kind in the UK but I believe there is a similar structure in Brittany. It was only meant to be a stopping-off point for me along the way to the stone circles at Leaze but turned out to be the highlight of my day and probably my year!
What is it? No idea, and neither has anyone else it would seem!
Basically, to the eye, it is a lowered rectangular flat-bottomed 140' X 60' bowl formed by digging out the topsoil (down to bedrock I wonder as a 'paved' area in a corner has been noted?), banking it up and being 6m wide, then lining the interior with standing stones on all sides and is today protected by an enclosing fence with a gate and stile access. Very little archaeology seems to have been carried out here and if I had the way, means and authority I'd be out there tomorrow carrying out a full sympathetic survey as this site smacks of great importance to me!
With stones up to around 2 metres in height sticking up, prostrate or angular, it is believed to be Late Neolithic/Early Bronze and has 56 stones showing and many others now buried by the collapsing sides. It is believed there were as many as 140 in total and I was blown away to see this in an area famed for its stone circles and amazed that it has not created so much more interest in comparison. How can this be so overlooked?
As you can imagine the 'bowl' created is of course a great collection point for water but there was an outlet point to the south-west corner which, because of the lack of research and archaeology carried out here, undecided if it was part of the original build or more recent.
We've had a fair bit of rain recently over the moor in this area but the base was remarkable dry for this time of the year I thought. I had my usual partner Chief the Border Collie with me and showing his total disrespect for the site he was splashing about in the central area which did have a small amount of lying water showing but he was not sinking into it which surprised me somewhat. I stepped onto this central surface a couple of times to negotiate fallen stones and it was just a tad soft but I'm sure gets much worse after prolonged and heavy rain.
Throughout my visit and whilst in the bowl, I had a wonderful feeling of calm and security like I was in a sanctuary and amongst 'friends'. In look it reminded me of an un-kept churchyard where the headstones had been removed and placed against the perimeter walls but were now tumbling and often lying buried. Without a doubt it personally gave me a feel of the ancestors and a shrine to the dead whose remains may well still be lying here undiscovered. Either way this is without doubt a special place which in my opinion should be sympathetically investigated and equally sympathetically re-instated to its former glory before it succumbs to nature further rather than the moorland animals that it did previously. I would recommend a visit here at your earliest opportunity. A wonderful, wonderful place that I will re-visit over and over.
I came onto King Arthur's Downs via Candra Hill (enough stones lying around here to build all the stone circles ever discovered) and descended to Casehill over the ford crossing where I parked up on a grassed area to the left on the bend leading up to the farm house. Don't park on the deeply rutted open moorland to the east as you may well block entry onto it by farm machinery.
From here I walked up the rising open moor to the east which is walled and wire fenced to the left and right of you. I swerved off to the right halfway up as I bumped into these 'locals' and wasn't about to chance my luck :-)
On reaching the top which is a reasonably easy walk, you will see the King Arthur's Hall enclosure down beneath you to the south-east and beyond that in the distance the area of farmed land where the two stone circles I was also heading off to at Leaze are to be found (separate fieldnotes submitted). Entry into the KAH enclosure is via a stile or a wide gate which on my visit was secured.
At this time of the year, sheep, horses and cattle abound on the moor and as many have lambs, foals or calves at foot, be sensible and give them a wide berth if possible because if you get injured on the moor it can be a very lonely and desolate place!
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Great notes Roy. I knew you were there tho, the Highland cattle are my spies :-)
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Thanx Drew. I noticed one had a notebook, but he told me you were too tight to buy him an electronic one :-)
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Strange his laptop was working the other day :-)
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Happy 27 mths to baby Si and happy 5 mths to baby Skye!!!
Here's our monthly family tradition of taking Polaroid pics.
Hopefully baby Si n baby skye pics will cheer up ur day!!!
It did cheer us up when snapping these pics... :)
Milestones reached:
. Baby Skye is able to support himself up using his arms...push-ups! *Check out my biceps*
(Flashback - baby Si also did her first push-up at 5 months... See pics below... Same pose, same baby cot, same books)
. Baby Si has GRADUATED from her potty and UPGRADED to the toilet seat!!! (Will blog about this soon)
Here's a video of baby Si doing what she does best...(taken at 25 mths)


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How to Recognize Junk Food from the Nutrition Label – Junk food is around us and you may consume every day. You already know the negative effects of this food for the body. But there are some foods that you might not be aware of belong to this category or not. The first thing you can do to recognize junk food is to read the nutrition label. In every package of a product, you can see what ingredients are used to make the product. If you see a lot of bad food ingredients listed on the label, the food can be classified as junk food.
Then you can pay attention to how many calories per serving. On the label, there is specific information on how many calories come from fat. If you see a big number, then the food is not good. You should not consume more than 65 grams a day. The next tip to recognize junk food by knowing what kind of fat contained in the product. You can also see this on the nutrition label. Trans-fat isn't good for health. If a product high in saturated fat, you should avoid it. As a solution, foods containing unsaturated fat are much better.
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To recognize junk food, you can see the content of cholesterol and sodium in the product. We should not consume over 2,400 mg of sodium per day. As for cholesterol, you can consume a maximum of 300 mg a day. Some products use healthy ingredients that have a positive impact on health. To recognize junk food, you can see the beneficial contents of the food product. If the product is lack of vitamins and fiber, we can classify it as junk food. In contrast, healthy foods usually contain more nutrients than fat and cholesterol. But healthy foods don't have to contain excessive nutrients. There are some nutrients that should be kept low so that everything is balanced. Sugar is needed by the body, but the amount can't be too much. Most junk foods are high in sugar and you can see it on the labels. High sugar content is normally found on many beverage products, such as corn syrup, maple syrup, et
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11/05/17 @ 2:30pm @ Kingsgate CC, NW6 2JH
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Free Short Art Film Screening: KUWG LIFEAre you local to NW6? Are you concerned about local people who need support?
What is the film about? Filmed over 2 years, this is a hidden and obscured camera view of life and interactions of the Kilburn Unemployed Workers Group.
Created by embedded member and local socially engaged artist Helen Mandley.
The screening is part of the continued dialogue within the community. KUWG members support people that face:
- Jobcentre Plus 'benefit sanctions'
- ATOS assessments
- evictions, and
- disabled person's needs.
KUWG organises local protests such as against the planned closure of Kilburn Jobcentre and organised vigils for local benefit claimants that have died due to stress placed upon them by jobcentres. KUWG also advises anyone affected by imposed jobcentre regulations amongst many other issues that arise as austerity measures hit an all time high in this country.
Helen Mandley feels that discussion, interaction and acts of translation are invaluable to her socially engaged art practice; and KUWG are a group doing just that!
PLEASE COME ALONG AND SUPPORT A GROUP THAT SUPPORTS LOCAL PEOPLE11 May 2017 @ 2:30pm @ Kingsgate Community Centre
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Heeding politicians' pleas to focus on policy, not things they'd rather you didn't look at, and to play the ball not the man, many refocused this week on issues such as immigration, foreign ownership and somewhere to live.
Labour released its housing policy on Wednesday, and what a pity Pam Corkery wasn't on the scene to distract voters from looking at the nuts and bolts. And that will be our last building metaphor on the subject.
Knowing the policy was coming, National had leaped in a few days before with a free money plan that no one took very seriously. It was as though they had thrown it together while distracted by other matters.
Labour's policy looked impressive, detailed and thorough on the surface, but it confirmed that quantity doesn't mean quality. It offered, in short, to build 100,000 cheap homes over 10 years; sales of the first would pay for sales of the next.
"We call it Kiwibuild." Of course they do. Stick "Kiwi" in front of anything and people will buy it. It would be unpatriotic not to.
The core fault in the policy - as with National's - is that it is stuck in old ways of thinking. For instance, two-thirds of the new homes will be built in Auckland. The size of Auckland is already a large part of the problem. The more you encourage the population of Auckland to grow, the worse the cycle will get.
Ironically, aspects of the policy have been the vision of many on the former Auckland City Council not for years but for decades.
Internal divisions and the inability of local and central government to work together have seen politics get in the way of policy to Auckland's detriment.
Someone should write a book about it.
So when Labour says it will "prepare, monitor and report against the implementation of a national policy statement (NPS) for affordable housing" - ie, require councils to meet certain criteria under the Resource Management Act that will allow all this to take place - you can be forgiven for looking sceptical.
Unless you're a lawyer, in which case you'll be looking forward to lucrative years in various courts while aspects of this are being disputed.
Strangely, the policy gets vaguer the more you look into it: "Much of the land will come from Housing New Zealand buying new land or building on existing developments. Labour will also use public land and look at reconfiguring and subdividing some existing state-house land as opportunities arise."
Which sounds like a very plausible way of saying, "We'll think about that in the unlikely event that we actually need to."
But if public land means public open land then we should all feel a chill. Auckland, for one, has already chewed up more green space than it should ever have been allowed to.
On the evidence so far, any answer to the housing problem is going to require bolder thinking than either National or Labour, one of whom will have to drive the solution in a few weeks, has been able to provide.
Speaking of things that leak (and I've been trying hard not to), Labour's housing policy was online 24 hours ahead of its announcement. I found it using the hacker spyware known as Google.
Come on, guys. Please, get your cyber-security together. There's only so long people with agendas can keep criticising other people for nicking your stuff if you make it so easy.
A poll shows that the fallout from the Dirty Politics revelations has been a dip in popularity for National, and a consequent rise in support for New Zealand First and the Conservatives.
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H.R.2537 - Deferred Removal for Iraqi Nationals Including Minorities Act of 2019116th Congress (2019-2020) |
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A compulsory component of the MA in Global Governance and optional requirement of both the PhD in Global Governance and the Master of International Public Policy, the internship term is designed to give students valuable work experience with professional organizations working in the field of global governance. MAGG students have the option of completing their internship in either the third or fourth semesters of the program. Although the programs do not guarantee paid internship positions, they have, in the past, offered financial support to students in cases in which the costs associated with the internship have been considered exceptional.
Master of Arts in Global Governance Internships
Internships are an integral part of the Master of Global Governance program. They are designed to give students valuable work experience with professional organizations working in the field of global governance. Students in the MA in Global Governance program have the option of completing their internship in either the third or fourth semesters of the program.
Since 2007, students have interned at a variety of governmental and non-governmental organizations, some of which include:
Amnesty International (Ottawa, Canada; Johannesburg, South Africa)
Arctic Centre, University of Lapland (Rovaniemi, Finland)
The Berkeley Food Institute (Berkeley, USA)
Bonn International Centre for Conversion (Bonn, Germany)
The Canada Eurasia Russia Business Council (Toronto, Canada)
The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (Ottawa, Canada)
The Canadian Embassy in Serbia (Belgrade, Serbia)
The Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (Ottawa, Canada)
The Carter Center (Atlanta, USA)
The Centre for Science and Environment (New Delhi, India)
The Centre for Strategic and International Studies (Jakarta, Indonesia)
The Centre for Trade Policy and Law (Ottawa, Canada)
The Child Welfare League of Canada (Ottawa, Canada)
Chulalongkorn University (Bangkok, Thailand)
The City of Porto Alegre (Porto Alegre, Brazil)
CIVICUS: The World Alliance for Citizen Participation (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Doha Institute for Graduate Studies (Doha, Qatar)
Environment and Climate Change Canada (Ottawa, Canada)
FLACSO (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
The Frankfurt Peace Research Institute (Frankfurt, Germany)
The G8/G20 Research Group, University of Toronto (Toronto, Canada)
Global Affairs Canada (Ottawa, Canada)
The Gordon Foundation (Toronto, Canada)
Health Canada (Ottawa, Canada)
IFEX: The Global Network for Free Expression (Toronto, Canada)
The Institute on Governance (Ottawa, Canada)
The International Food Policy Research Institute (Washington, USA)
International Institute for Environment and Development (London, United Kingdom)
The International Institute for Sustainable Development (Winnipeg, Canada)
The International Organization for Migration (Pretoria, South Africa)
ISEAL Alliance (London, United Kingdom)
Mines Action Canada (Ottawa, Canada)
The National Security Archives (Washington, DC, USA)
Natural Resources Canada (International Affairs Division) (Ottawa, Canada)
Nexos Communitarious (Cuncani, Peru)
The Nobel Women's Initiative (Ottawa, Canada)
The Open Technology Institute (Washington, DC, USA)
The Ontario Legislature Internship Program (Toronto, Canada)
Project Ploughshares (Waterloo, Canada)
Search for Common Ground (Bujumbura, Burundi; Conakry, Guinea)
Scotia Bank (Toronto, Canada)
Stockholm Environment Institute (Stockholm, Sweden)
The Suzuki Foundation (Winnipeg, Canada)
United Nations Development Programme (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia; Dhaka, Bangladesh; Kathmandu, Nepal; Kiev, Ukraine; Jakarta, Indonesia; Panama City, Panama; Hanoi, Vietnam)
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (Yangon, Myanmar; Bangkok, Thailand)
United Nations World Food Programme (Cambodia)
United Nations Secretariat (Strategic Communications Division, Dept of Public Information) (New York, USA)
PhD Internships
After the completion of the comprehensive exams, students in the joint-PhD program may, during their second year, complete a four to six-month internship working on global governance issues in the public or private sector, at a research institute, or for a non-governmental organization. This optional internship experience is designed to enable students to make practical applications of the problems and principles they have studied and to equip them with relevant research and problem-solving skills. It is also designed to help students develop a dissertation research topic.
After completing the internship, students are required to present, in a public forum, a written account of the experience. This presentation will help the presenter think through the theoretical and/or empirical implications of their experience for the study of global governance, and will also contribute to the learning environment of other students in the program.


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Farm to Table Through the Year
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Life Before HVAC: Short & Unbearable
If you visit Tampa's historic Fort Brooke in the summer, the first question that will likely come to your mind is, "How did the early explorers stand this heat without air conditioning?"
There's a good reason why Florida's population didn't explode until the mid-20 th century. Before air conditioning became widespread, the state was simply too hot and muggy to make it a comfortable place to live. Once air conditioning became an affordable technology and HVAC technicians began installing systems throughout homes in the state, Florida was finally able to realize the potential offered by its beaches and (at the time) low land prices.
Air conditioning has had a major impact on human health and development around the world, allowing people to live in previously uninhabitable places and providing the comfort necessary to extend human life and increase productivity. Today's modern HVAC units aren't the only way humans have tried to control their climate over the centuries, however. Throughout history, humans living in hot climates have employed a number of technologies to cool their homes and other buildings.
- Ancient Egypt – Pharaohs of Egypt cooled down thanks to the sweat of others. Artwork from the period shows rulers and other high nobles being cooled by large fans waved by servants. Fans were often made from the feathers of large birds.
- Ancient China – In second century China, inventor Ding Huan developed a novel method of cooling a room. Huan developed a manually powered rotary fan that incorporated seven wheels into its design. Later Chinese inventors extrapolated on Huan's design. During the Tang dynasty, Liang Tian developed a water-powered rotary fan system.
- Ancient Rome – Many wealthy Romans cooled their homes by using water from the city's aqueduct system to circulate cool water through the walls of their residences. Fabulously wealthy Romans went to greater extremes. The emperor Elagabalus imported tons of snow via donkeys from nearby mountains and piled it up next to his villa to remain cool in the summer.
- Medieval Persia – In medieval Persia, builders created a novel way of cooling buildings by harnessing the abundant wind resources available there. The towers used windows for capturing winds. Internal vanes inside the towers funneled cooler air into buildings below and pushed warm air out of the buildings. Architecturally gorgeous, many of these towers still stand throughout the Middle East and are still functional.
- Colonial America – Famed inventor Benjamin Franklin played a role in developing the technologies that later gave rise to the modern air conditioning unit. Franklin and a friend, John Hadley, worked together on experiments involving the evaporation of alcohol and ether to reduce temperatures. Franklin and Hadley evaporated alcohol and ether and lowered the temperature of a mercury thermometer from 64°F to 7 °F. As any HVAC technician can tell you, evaporation of coolants plays a major role in modern cooling units.
- 1800s America – One of the early applications of electricity was powering rotary fans. Water and steam-powered rotary ceiling fans began appearing in the early 1860s and 1870s in the U.S. In 1882, electric fans began appearing in homes and businesses.
- 1900s America – By the 1920s, ceiling fans became commonplace in the U.S. By the 1960s, they fell out of vogue as air conditioning became widespread in the U.S ., but remained popular internationally, particularly in countries where the electrical infrastructure was not sufficient to support the level of energy consumption required by AC units.
Ceiling fans experienced a resurgence in popularity in the 1980s when energy efficiency became a major concern in the U.S. Today, many homes use ceiling fans along with AC units as an energy efficient cooling solution.
The Development of Air Conditioning
What we recognize today as an HVAC unit was developed in the early 1900s by inventor Willis Carrier. Carrier developed a machine that sent air through water cooled coils. Carrier's machine wasn't intended to cool homes and buildings—Carrier was trying to control humidity in a printing plant where he was employed.
Carrier saw the potential in his device and made further innovations, and today's units which use pressurized coolants to remove heat from buildings were the eventual result. Other manufacturers continued refining the concept. Frigidaire developed a split-system room cooler in the 1920s, and General Electric later refined this design, developing a self-contained room cooler.
In the 1930s, manufacturers began combining the concepts pioneered by Carrier with refrigeration technology to create what we recognize today as air conditioning units. General Motors engineers began using chlorofluorocarbon coolants to create a system that cooled buildings by moving heat from inside to the outside.
In the early days of air conditioning, HVAC units were prohibitively expensive and only the very wealthy home and business owners could afford them. In the early part of the 20 th century, people often flocked to their town's movie theater in the summer months as it was often the only place in town with air conditioning that could accommodate a large crowd.
Time and continued developments in the technology made air conditioning increasingly accessible to the public. In the 1940s, Henry Galson developed a window air conditioner which became the first successful window unit product, selling 43,000 systems by 1947. As the technology continued to develop, new home construction increasingly incorporated central air conditioning into their design. By the end of the 1960s, most new homes had central air conditioning.
Today, about 87 percent of homes in the U.S. have air conditioners . The rise of air conditioning has made cities in the South and West more comfortable and contributed to a shift in U.S. population from the Northeast and Upper Midwest.
Work continues to make HVAC more energy efficient and reduces its environmental impact. Today, the average household spends about 48 percent of its monthly power bill on heating and cooling costs. Environmental concerns led to the industry abandoning chlorofluorocarbons, but concerns remain about the replacement coolant, hydrofluorocarbons. Research continues into the use of non-vapor compression technology, which will have less of an impact.
Government regulations have helped to increase efficiency. Since 1992, the U.S. energy department has mandated energy conservation standards. Experts say the standards will result in about $29 billion in energy savings from 1993 to 2023. New standards enacted in 2006 are predicted to yield $70 billion in savings between 2006 and 2035. Thanks to developing technology and the regulatory push, today's air conditioners use half the energy they did in 1990.
Benefits of Air Conditioning
Air conditioning certainly makes life more comfortable and has allowed people to live and work in parts of the country that were previously not very appealing because of the unrelenting heat. In addition to comfort, air conditioning has some very positive health benefits, including:
- Easing respiratory symptoms. Many people with asthma and allergies do much better in air-conditioned environments with air filtration systems.
- Reducing heat-related stress on the body, which is helpful to people with chronic conditions such as multiple sclerosis.
- Dehumidifying air. Air conditioners can help dehumidify the air in your home, which reduces the likelihood of mold growing in your home. Mold contributes to many respiratory illnesses that can be serious.
When looking for a reliable AC contractor to install and maintain your heating and cooling system, it's important to find a company with a track record of success.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Blugolds.com) – While the UW-Eau Claire women's basketball team trailed the entire first half, the Blugolds took a lead early in the second half but couldn't hold on as Capital University (Ohio) went on to defeat the Blugolds 62-54 in the Capital Center today.
Capital struck first and held the Blugolds scoreless over the first two minutes. Capital increased its lead steadily during the 10 minutes and held a nine point lead (17-8). But the Blugolds were able to get back into the game and trailed by just one point (27-26) by halftime.
In the second half, Teenie Lichtfuss (Fr.-Oshkosh, Wis./Lourdes) hit a three-point less than two minutes in to give the Blugolds their first lead of the day. But with over 16 minutes remaining, Capital took the lead for good. The Blugolds were held scoreless over a seven minute stretch as Capital took a 40-31 advantage.
After Capital got up by 13 with 2:30 left, the Blugolds used a 7-0 run to get within six but that was as close as Eau Claire would get as Capital handed the Blugolds their first loss since December 12.
Sarah Bingea (Sr.-Delano, Minn.) led the Blugolds with 18 points while Lichtfuss added 13. Bingea and two others led the team with six rebounds apiece.
Capital narrowly outshot the Blugolds from the field, 39 percent (23-for-59) to 38.6 percent (22-for-57). The Blugolds finished with four three-pointers while Capital had seven.
Eau Claire falls to 7-6 on the season while Capital improves to 9-3.
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I bought Eco Essentials Sughandi Bath Powder at Khadi Eco Basket in Secunderabad and was really excited to try it.
Ingredients: Indian sarsaparilla, Spiked Ginger Lily, Vetiver, Crape ginger, Wild turmeric, Dhumparastrum, Neem, Sandalwood, Tulasi, Rose petals, Green gram powder, other herbs etc. [See the photo below]
Price: 50 rupees
Size: 100g
How to use it: Make a paste with 2-3 tablespoons of the powder with water or milk and apply paste all over body.
Texture: Not finely ground.
Smell: Smells nice and herb-like pleasant
Feel: I really wanted to like it but I did not like it on its own because it is coarsely ground and my skin felt like it was being scratched when I applied this paste and it hurt a little even though I had oil on my skin. I now use it mixed with finely ground green gram powder in a ratio of 1:1 which alleviates decreases the coarseness of the bath powder overall. I would not recommend using this particular bath powder daily because of its coarse nature but weekly should be fine only when it is mixed with finely ground green gram powder or besan (gram flour).
Attempt 6 – 9 Jan, 2017
I tried the powder on its own. This time, I did things differently. I made the powder into a more watery paste. My skin was throughly wet. Then, I rubbed the watery paste gently on my skin. It did not hurt.
Do note that it is better not to do it on freshly shaved/waxed skin or on areas with skin issues like blisters or cuts. Also, do not scrub too hard or use on dry skin.
Note: Herbal bath powders do not foam like soaps though there is little foam due to green gram powder.
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We are Michael and Yazhi – a married couple full-time living in San Antonio, Texas. Coming along for the ride are our two toddlers, E and MJ and one crazy old cat named Chairman Meow.
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All that changed in January of 2015.
When Michael first discovered and shared the idea of packing all of us into a tiny house on wheels, the reaction he got was "We're REALLY doing this…" and that's what we decided to name this website that documents our journey from our "sticks and bricks" (what fulltimers call regular, stationary housing) to fulltime RV living.
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Four Snead State baseball players have signed to colleges to continue their academic and athletic careers.
"One of our main goals is to move our student-athletes on to four-year schools when they have graduated from Snead State. In order to do this, we push them to be the best they can be as students and as athletes as we give them an opportunity to play the game they love," said Head Coach Gerry Ledbetter.
Right-handed pitcher Amos Willingham signed with Georgia Tech. The Chattooga High School graduate went 5-2 as a freshman with a 3.66 ERA. He recorded 48 strikeouts in just over 66 innings.
"I've been able to learn the balance it takes with school, practice and workouts at Snead State. Being at Snead has allowed me to face better players who are stronger and more focused than the competition I've faced in the past," said Willingham. "I know I have to work harder now than I ever have and that I have to give Snead everything I have in order to become the best I can be."
"Amos is a great student and a great player. He was a conference starter for us last year, and we expect a steady hand from him this year," said Ledbetter.
Chelsea High graduate Joel Cheatwood signed with the University of South Alabama. He had 44 strikeouts as a Snead State freshman.
"I would not have gotten where I am today if it wasn't for the coaches at Snead State," said Cheatwood. "They are outstanding in what they do and are great mentors. They've led me down the right path and shaped me into a better man."
"Joel is another conference arm for us. We expect to see some good things out of him this season," said Ledbetter.
Teammates Brayden McCollum and Zonterious Scofield both signed with Valdosta State in Georgia. McCollum and Scofield graduated from Cedartown High School in Georgia.
McCollum pays infield at Snead State. He hit .313 last season and knocked in 23 runs.
"The biggest thing the coaches at Snead have prepared me for has been the mental aspect of the game," said McCollum. "Mentality is the number one thing the coaches work on because to be successful, you have to have a strong mind. With a weak mind, you can't be as successful."
"Brayden was a big surprise for us in 2017 and was a very good left handed hitter in last year's lineup. We're expecting a lot from him this season," said Ledbetter.
Scofield hit .341 in 2017 and recorded 24 RBIs. He is an outfielder for the Parsons.
"Without Snead State and its amazing baseball staff, I would not have been presented with this amazing opportunity. From day one, they have pushed me to be not only the best athlete I can be but to be a better man and better student as well," said Scofield.
"Z always has a competitive attitude and is always in the game. He's a great hitter in the top of our lineup," said Coach Ledbetter.


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Running parallel with IIB's development mission is a set of Corporate Responsibility (CR) activities developed to benefit various stakeholders including partners, investors, employees, communities and others. IIB carries out its CR with a firm understanding of what it means to each of the stakeholders, the social impact, national relevance and reputational value. The overall objective of IIB's CR is to be accountable for the company's actions and contribute effectively to economic development by operating in an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable manner, whilst balancing the interests of stakeholders such as:
In these pages we focus on two CR initiatives, namely Community and Environment.
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IIB is a proud sponsor of the PINTAR Foundation, an organisation that works in collaboration with public and private companies to make a meaningful difference in the lives of under-served Malaysian children. PINTAR programmes have been developed based on four core modules: Motivational and Team Building, Educational Support, Capability and Capacity Building and Reducing Vulnerabilities and Social Issues. They are designed with the hope of motivating and inspiring youths to view education as one of the critical key factors towards improving quality of life.IIB's adopted school under PINTAR is SRK Sungai Danga in Johor Bahru. This school's student population is made up of children of fishermen, local rural workers and those of the Orang Asli community. Previously, the school was underfunded and most of the educational initiatives enacted were self-initiated by the staff. Now with IIB's participation in the PINTAR scheme, real improvements are being felt at the school by both children and staff.For more information on our Community programme, visit the PINTAR website. Articles on IIB's Community involvement can be found here and here.
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IIB is committed to environmental stewardship. Our business activities are conducted while cognisant of the responsibility to support, preserve and adapt sustainable environment management aimed at encouraging conservation. IIB's environmental stewardship includes reducing the environmental implications of the company's operations, products and facilities; the reduction of waste and emissions; and the advancement of renewable energy, green initiatives, and optimisation and conservation.We are supportive of environmental management programmes that promote conservation and awareness. This includes educating our community on environmental sustainability strategies in mangrove conservation and awareness, coastal protection, proliferating endangered species, plants, natural flora and fauna and on renewable and green energy efforts aimed at preservation of the environment at large.


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For a good portion of my life, people who didn't deserve my forgiveness came to mind. My brain started firing like a machine gun and my chest got tight. Why should I just forgive someone who wronged me? They should have to pay in some way. It should be something I can hang over their head, possibly for eternity.
Every time I thought about the situation, my chest would begin to agitate like a washing machine. Back and forth between negativity and rage and sadness and then the spin cycle wrung me out and I was just washed out. It was a lot of work churning up all that negativity.
I used to think being forgiving showed weakness. Then I got my head out of my ass and realized the opposite is true – weak people hold on to their hurts and pride themselves on not forgiving. They make their hurts a part of them and blame their hurts for what's wrong in their lives. Weak people give their hurts all the power. It takes a strong person to be knocked down, to stand up again and not allow negativity to claim their lives. It takes a strong person to forgive.
Forgiveness is not about absolution. You are not telling someone it's okay to mistreat you. Forgive others not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace. Forgiveness has nothing to do with anyone besides you.
When you don't forgive, you carry the hurt. You grow bitter, resentful, and oversensitive. And when you've been fucked by life in general or are a victim of circumstance, what then? How do you get over it without forgiving it? There's a reason being happy is infinitely easier than being locked in battle with yourself or someone else. Negative emotions take an incredible amount of energy to hold aloft. In order to hold a grudge, you have to keep bringing yourself down to a place of pain.
When you do that, there's no room for anything good and you're too tired to make good happen. You can't grow as a person because you're holding yourself back and living in the past. In addition to being hurt, you're stunting yourself. Not too smart, is it?
I'd rather acknowledge that someone hurt me, accept it, say I forgive it and let it go. I'm not giving it any more space in my brain or my heart. I'm taking back the power. I choose what to expend my energy on, and it's not going to be spent on bullshit or picking at old scabs. I won't hang on to or blame the past. I will own my present and make my future. I won't be a victim. I will be a fucking warrior.
Sometimes while forgiving people I realize it's not healthy for them to be in my life anymore so I give them the boot. Forgiving does not mean forgetting in some cases, and while people deserve a lot of chances, I don't think that number is limitless. However, more often forgiving someone leads to a better relationship between us. Everyone makes mistakes and hurts people they love, intentionally and unintentionally as well. If you'd want forgiveness from someone, you need to be someone who gives it to others. We all need mercy and we all need to show mercy at times.
If you're holding on to old hurts right now, throw a private forgiveness party and kick that shit to the curb toot sweet. And the next time you come up against something painful, don't hold on to it like it's a badge of honor. Process it as quickly as you can and move towards the positive. Don't give someone else's actions the power to dictate how you feel about yourself or how you live your life. Give yourself the gift of forgiveness. Take a deep breath and reclaim your power.
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Next Friday, December 20th, is an early release. Early release for each campus will start at 11:55.
Classes will resume January 7, 2020. Have a wonderful Christmas break!
2019-2020 School District Calendar Update
Campus and district administrators have been meeting and discussing ways to improve curriculum and instruction throughout the district. One of the areas we looked at has to do with our school calendar. We looked at the possibility of moving from a six week grading calendar to a nine week grading period. This option will give us more classroom instruction time each grading period. This option does not change the start date or the end date of the school year. After discussion with campus and district site base teams, we took the information to the school board on April 25th, 2019. The new calendar was approved and will be in place for the 2019-2020 school year. We have attached the updated calendar to the website, along with the new nine-week eligibility calendar for the 2019-2020 school year.
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Tammy Boyette, Chief Academic Officer at Stafford ISD, was named Lone Finalist for the Warren ISD Superintendent's position.
Education First FCU Pays It Forward to WISD
Education First Federal Credit Union and its We're Paying It Forward program distributed funds totaling over $45,000 to 120 local schools in Southeast Texas on Wednesday, January 23, 2019. This program was developed five years ago to support local education while allowing Education First members to direct a portion of their own dollars back into the communities in which they live and work. Warren ISD received almost $1,600 from Education First Federal Credit Union. Thank you for supporting our students!
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Salviati made the mosaic reredos of the "Nativity" above the high altar.
The mosaic flooring of the High Altar, Lady Chapel and Baptistery from 1879 is also by Salviati.
The designs include the sea, net and fishes, as well as the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit.
The floor of the high altar.
Bathwick Parishes
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There doesn't seem to much out there in the hobby world with EnOcean. I find this interesting because EnOcean is pretty simple to use and has the unique advantage of energy harvesting devices anywhere. EnOcean sells a USB stick, the USB300 that speaks the EnOcean Serial Protocol 3 ( ESP3 (PDF)). I implemented part of this protocol, the ability to receive radio telegrams and transmit any ESP3 packet. In reality you probably only need to deal with a the small subset of ESP that is for sending and receiving radio telegrams. This would be the type 1 radio packets.
This python program doesn't do much, but it lays the foundation for more and removes the burden of calculating check-sums. After starting you need to select the correct com port to use. If the connection is OK you will get back some details of the device, firmware version, chip ID etc. The main loop simply waits for 4bBS and RPS(four byte sensor and repeated switch) telegrams to be received from other EnOcean devices. It will print the data and source ID as well. The EnOcean Equipment Profiles EEP 2.5 (PDF)specifies how data looks coming in from different types of devices. Hopefully this helps you get started with ESP3 and adding EnOcean devices to your project.
The picture shows the program starting and some button presses and releases of a PTM210 wireless energy harvesting switch.
source code here: simple_serial_basic note the send ESP3 packet method is implemented as well.
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The CHANEL Collection Rêverie Parisienne for Spring 2015 was inspired by Paris' springtime gardens. This Spring makeup collection highlights two vibrant palettes; wistful pink and dreamy coral, with shades that range from delicate to intense.
The CHANEL Spring makeup collection usually hits in early December. Right about the time in the midwest that I am looking at snow, freezing temperatures and when spring-summer is a distant memory. For me, the fresh colors, both delicate and bold, always give me hope that spring is just around the corner. And so it is with the Collection Rêverie Parisienne. A gorgeous compilation of colors and textures that make you optimistic for spring.
The Limited-Edition CHANEL Collection Rêverie Parisienne for Spring 2015 includes:
Le Jardin de CHANEL Powder Blush, $55
Joues Contraste Powder Blush in Angelique, $45
Les 4 Ombres Multi-Effect Eyeshadow in Tisse Paris, $61
Les 4 Ombres Multi-Effect Eyeshadow in Tisse Fantaisie, $61
Stylo Yeux Waterproof Long-Lasting Eyeliner in Ardoise, $32
Rouge Coco Shine Hydrating Sheer Lipshine in Desinvolte and Etourdie, $35
Rouge Allure Luminous Intense Lip Colour in Insaisissable and Badine, $35
Rouge Allure Velvet Luminous Matte Lip Colour in La Petillante and La Romanesque, $35
Levres Scintillantes Glossimer in Fleur D'eau and Crazy Fuchsia, $29.50
Le Crayon Levres Precision Lip Definer in Rose Delicat and Capucine, $29
Le Vernis Nail Colour in Paradiso, Desirio and Tenderly, $27
I was able to preview the CHANEL Collection Rêverie Parisienne for Spring 2015 and it really is beautiful.
If I had to pick a favorite product, it would be hard. The contrast between pinks and corals—I love that for spring and into summer. The star product in the collection is the Le Jardin de CHANEL Blush in Camélia Rosé with two shades in an embossed floral motif; it's gorgeous! Although I loved the cream blushes in last year's spring collection, this season's limited-edition is so pretty. While this blush is pink, the Joues Contraste Blush in Angelique is coral. I'm already thinking that will be beautiful with bronzer.
I always look forward to any new Le Vernis release and both Tenderly and Desirio are shades that I will be wearing spring and summer. Tenderly is a dusty mauve shade and Desirio a bright fuchsia. Two coats gives the most saturated color. Love! The Rouge Coco Shines are the CHANEL lip formulas that I wear the most and both shades in this collection are so versatile, you'll want to pick them up.
Have you tried the Les 4 Ombres Multi-Effect Eyeshadow (review) yet? This collection adds two new palettes to the lineup. I tried Tisse Fantaisie, with four shades: Pink Coral, White Satin, Seafoam Green Satin and Brown with copper highlights. I find using an eyeshadow brush with a more compact head gives me the best result with the Multi-Effect Eyeshadows. This is a beautiful, neutral spring palette and it pairs nicely, especially with a bold lip.
Overall, CHANEL Collection Rêverie Parisienne for Spring 2015 offers a bright perspective as we head into Spring collections. If you're looking to add some color into your makeup bag for spring, there's something for everyone in this collection! You can find CHANEL Collection Rêverie Parisienne in department stores including Nordstrom and on CHANEL.com. See anything you can't resist?
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PowerPoint Presentation: Revised from Web-conference call to compare Wang normal copula method and Iman Conover method, and to clarify options in IC method.
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Martin Wulfhorst: Louis Spohr's Early Chamber Music (1796-1812): A Contribution to the History of Nineteenth-Century Genres." 2 vols. Ph.D. dissertation in music
(musicology), City University of New York, 1995
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(published in Spohr Journal. The Magazine of the Spohr Society of Great Britain XXII [Autumn 1995], p. 10)
Uses concepts of structural historiography in order to examine how Spohr's aesthetics, performing career, teaching, and relations to publishers affected his response to the
conventions of the classical, quartet and of four virtuosic genres: the violin duet, the short display piece (rondo, fantasy, paraphrase-potpourri, variation set, variation-potpourri), the concertant harp-violin sonata, and the quatuor brillant.
Spohr's enlightened maxim that the artist must serve society brought him to gear his chamber music to the contemporary mixed-program public concert and `music party',
characterized by a combination of education and entertainment. But while he accepted some of the conventions of virtuosic genres, his enlightened principle that music must be
"ennobling" led him to raise `low' genres to the level of substantial chamber music: he adopted, first, forward-looking, proto-romantic elements from French opera and violin concerto
(bold chromatic harmony, individual, un-Viennese designs, exploration of timbre, melancholic and grand expression), and, later, "classicizing" elements (motivic development,
smooth, classical form), which were integrated successfully in his early oeuvre but increasingly curbed the progressive traits and eventually led to Biedermeier style.
Additional index terms: 19th-century aesthetics, clarinet music, transcriptions, Enlightenment, Masons, Philanthropinists, private concerts of
the 19th century, compositional process, galant style, early romanticism, virtuosic music, sonata form, style of violin playing, performance practice, 19th-century music publishing, Klassizismus, Spohr: history of research and reception, Spohr: Die Prüfung WoO 48, Spohr: concerto form, Spohr: creative periods, linear analysis, Spohr: letters, Rode, Cherubini, Mozart reception, Beethoven reception, tuning, Brunswick, Gotha, Dorette Scheidler, Johann Simon Hermstedt. Back


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May I add best wishes for a happy Christmas Season and a productive, and positive 2018 ?
May I add best wishes for a happy Christmas Season and a productive, and positive 2018 ?
Made it with only one stop. Tomorrow is the return leg and the paracetamol is working. My mother can talk the hind legs off a donkey (not sure where that expression originated) and I have poor speech. Going to be an interesting journey.
Barry x
Im going to do this even if it kills me!
Glad you are safely half way through your journey, Barry. Thank goodness it's mild for the time of year.
My mother too can talk the hind legs off a donkey!
Yours will, indeed, be an interesting return journey. Keep taking the paracetamol!
Bern x
Dear Pipistrelle, I banked with Modeltalker but though it is nice to use familiar voice for my family I actually use the others available on Predictable for clarity. Personally I would say dont go through stress for it. Love Roadahead x
I would highly recommend voice banking. Not only to help her communicate but as a memory. I wish we had.
My 14 year old sister and I created a memory box when mum sadly passed away and the only thing we couldnt put in the box was her voice.
My sister actually said Im sad because I dont remember what mum actually sounded like