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Healthy Start In The News
Ken Harris, Healthy Start, speaks with Dr. Jeffrey Johnson about Father Hunger, policy, and more
April 18, 2018
Men's Health Network
Kenn Harris, Healthy Start, speaks with Dr. Jeff Johnson about Father Hunger, Charles Ballard, child support, policy issues, and more at the Healthy Start and Men's Health Network Conference on Fathers and Men's Health in Washington, DC.
Kenn Harris, Healthy Start, speaks with Dr. Jeff Johnson about father absence and more
April 18, 2018
Men's Health Network
Kenn Harris, Healthy Start, speaks with Dr. Jeff Johnson about Charles Ballard, father absence, the terrible twos, prison release, the barriers to father involvement, man out of the house rule, and teaching fathers how to be the best fathers they can be, at the Healthy Start and Men's Health Network Conference on Fathers and Men's Health in Washington, DC.
Strong Beginnings' efforts to promote breastfeeding among African Americans.
March 9, 2018
Wood TV Grand Rapids, Mich.
Here's a TV interview on NBC by Bonita Agee and Barb Hawkins-Palmer, Director of Healthy Kent 2020 talking about Strong Beginnings' efforts to promote breastfeeding among African Americans.
Strong Beginnings Shrinks African American Infant Mortality Rate
August 18, 2016
Fox News West Michigan
The American Hospital Association recently awarded Strong Beginnings with a NOVA award for the improvement of community health. Working to improve birth outcomes for African American and Latino women in in Kent County, Michigan, the program has successfully cut the infant mortality rate of African Americans by half. The success of Strong Beginnings has earned the program a top spot in the local news.
National Public Health Week 2016
June 6, 2016
American Public Health Association
National Public Health Week 2016 united health advocates, and community events were celebrated nationwide. Nearly 400 partners at the national, state, local and federal levels joined APHA in celebrating NPHW April 4-10. National Public Health Week is the country's celebration of public health and highlights issues that are important to improving the nation. For more than 20 years, APHA has served as the lead organizer of NPHW, bringing together public health professionals and advocates each April. Our very own Program Manager, Rachael Ruffin, was present for APHA'S Healthy Happy Hour!
Secretary Burwell Visits Tampa
January 29, 2016
REACHUP, Inc.
Secretary of U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Sylvia Burwell, attended New Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Tampa, FL, on Sunday, January 10th at the 11:00 am service, to thank the Tampa Bay community for its ACA enrollment efforts. U.S. Congresswoman Kathy Castor and Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn attended her presentation, which was part of the ACA Faith Week-end of Action. Healthcare Navigators were available for insurance enrollment and dissemination of information immediately after service. The weekend finale was an invitation-only Roundtable Luncheon with community members and Secretary Burwell and her team to discuss challenges and barriers to enrollment and strategies for targeted outreach. Estrellita "Lo" Berry, President and CEO of REACHUP, Inc. and Project Director of the Central Hillsborough Healthy Start Project, is a member of New Mt. Zion and served as one of the key hostesses for the event and participated in the Luncheon Roundtable. On Sunday afternoon, Secretary Burwell tweeted, "Enjoyed worshipping beside Lo Berry at Mt Zion in Tampa. TY to Lo & REACHUP for all that you do to support our work!"
DCF aims to reduce unsafe sleeping deaths in children
March 28, 2015
The Florida Times-Union
A 6-month-old girl is found dead after sleeping with her father, who tested positive for opiates and marijuana, on the couch Jan. 1. A 2 1/2-month-old boy is found dead, facedown, on top of a blanket in a portable crib Feb. 4. Earlier this month, a 2-month-old child is found dead after sleeping in the bed with its father. That death — so recent it hasn't been added to the Department of Children and Families' online database — is the ninth infant death in Duval County reported to the state so far this year. Of those nine cases, seven reportedly involve unsafe sleeping practices.
Black Men Less Likely to Live to 65 in CT, Nation
March 16, 2015
Public News Service
Connecticut has plenty of major hospitals that offer the latest in technology, but a new report says too many young black men are disconnected from care and, as a result, are likely to live shorter lives. Young black men have a difficult time accessing health services, said report coauthor Kenn Harris, project director for New Haven Healthy Start at The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven and president-elect of the National Healthy Start Association. Even when they do, the system does not generally understand their needs, he said, adding that the result is that they are living shorter lives.
Hillary Clinton Is Right, Every Child Must Be Considered 'Too Small to Fail'
October 14, 2014
The Huffington Post
In a recent Washington Post article it was reported that the federal Healthy Start program was changing and becoming more of a competitive grant program. That would be totally counterproductive to the stated goals of the program. Rather than cutting it, this program should be expanded to include even more children and focus on them from birth to five.
Healthy Start program educates young families
October 13, 2014
The Des Moines Register
Early in her pregnancy, Moe Moe Linn knew she needed some extra help preparing for her baby to arrive. From diapering to nutrition, she had little knowledge about caring for a newborn, and was also new to the U.S. She signed up for Healthy Start, offered through Visiting Nurse Services of Iowa, after hearing about the program during a prenatal checkup. Through visits at her home in Des Moines, she learned tips to help her during the first few months following the birth of her daughter, Rachel Tun, last May.
Breastfeeding advocates team with businesses on new initiative
October 11, 2014
Hays Post
When it comes to breastfeeding, Kansas Healthy Start has a simple message: It's natural, and it's perfect nutrition for infants.
City of New Orleans Health Department One of First in Nation to Receive National Accreditation
June 24, 2014
City of New Orleans - Press Release
NEW ORLEANS, LA – Today, the City of New Orleans announces receipt of national accreditation for the City's health department through the independent organization that administers the national public health accreditation program; Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB). The health department is one of the first health departments across the country and the first in Louisiana to receive accreditation through the program which works to improve and protect the health of the public by advancing the quality and performance of the nation's Tribal, state, local and territorial public health departments.


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As previously reported Hillary has started taking weekends off from campaigning.
She's exhausted.
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By reviewing the activities of Presidential candidates Trump and Clinton a new phenomenon has appeared. While Trump continues to smash Clinton in attendance at events, Hillary appears to have decided to take weekends off.
Clinton took the weekend of August 6th and 7th off and she decided to take three days off this past weekend August 12th through 14th. She also has no events scheduled to participate in this coming Thursday through Saturday August 18th through 20th. This in essence would mean another three days off after three days of events scheduled starting today. In total Clinton has taken 7 days off in August out of the first 14 days and is scheduled to continue with this approach through at least this coming Saturday.
Donald Trump on the other hand has taken only two days off in August, Sunday August 7th and Sunday the 14th. Trump has 7 days where he has participated in more than one campaign event.
TRENDING: OANN Booted From White House Briefings by Press Corps Association
According to Hillary's campaign speeches website Hillary will take the rest of the week off.
The American Mirror reports she doesn't have another event announced until Sunday, when she'll make a Massachusetts fundraising appearance with Cher.

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Ticket to Ride - Official Days adaptation of best-selling board game Wonder train ticket The journey takes less than one minute to learn but a lifetime to maste
Battlestation: Harbinger - command a fleet of spaceships and guide them through the unexplored corners of space. Fight evil aliens and other enemies
Romancing saga 2 - defeat evil demons, stop wars, and restore harmony in the world. In ancient times the absolute evil was defeated
Dash quest - help the fearless hero who's moving on through locations full of zombies, monsters, and other enemies
Into the void - create a powerful space fleet and travel the galaxy searching for a new home for humanity
Epic party clicker - help the hero arrange a great dancing party. Tap the screen as often as possible to increase the number of guests in the house
Drift zone 2 - take part in drift races on modern sports cars. Overcome difficult tracks and become a leader of the championship
CityVille - Turn a small town into a thriving metropolis and bring their city to life with professionals in CityVille
Brain Dots - all you need to do - to push the 2 ball. But can you solve this seemingly ordinary task of the issues an obstacle? Our application is the brain-tr
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GPS Navigation & Maps Sygic (Full) - the most famous in the world of self-addition of GPS-navigation on the stock maps TomTom.
Lost Echo - a great example of a good adventure on iOS, combining loyalty to tradition and the latest technology offered by the sensor devices
Geekbench 4 - provides a comprehensive set of tests specifically designed for rapid and accurate assessment of the efficiency of the processor and RAM.
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Monster Dash - based on the Jetpack Joyride, but unlike him, there is a storyline of 6 different beautiful worlds and familiar mechanics for the studio Halfbric


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Ebb and Flow Hydroponic Systems
Ebb and Flow Hydroponic Systems
Ebb and Flow Hydroponic Systems
Ebb and Flow is another way to describe flood and drain systems. This type of setup is used quite commonly among home growers. They are inexpensive to construct and have proven to be quite successful in growing plants. Not to mention, there is no one, set way that you have to make this system. As long as the basic process (ebb and flow) is in place, growers have a lot of freedom to decide on how it can be created.
What is an Ebb and Flow System Made Up Of?
One of the reasons that home growers prefer such a method is because they can utilize almost any items that they find around their house. Trash cans, buckets, large soda bottles, and ice chests can all be various components of such a system.
The two main components here are the growing tray and the reservoir. The growing tray will contain growing media and will house the roots of the plant. Another container will be the reservoir and this is where the nutrient solution will be stored. The growing tray and the reservoir will be connected via a tube. This is what will be used to flood the tray.
There will be another tube that connects the reservoir and the grow tray. Here, however, this tube will be used for overflow and is usually placed about two inches above the growing media. For the best results, the outflow tube needs to be larger than that of the tube pumping water in. This will ensure that all of the water that enters the system will leave it.
Another important aspect is the submergible pump. The pump will be responsible for forcing the water from the reservoir into the tube and into the growing tray. This pump will be monitored with a light timer that will instruct it when to turn on and off.
How Does It Work?
This just leaves the question of how the system works. When the pump is turned on, the water moves from the reservoir into the growing tray. It begins to fill the tray, soaking the growing media and the roots with all of the water and nutrients that they require.
At some point, the water will reach the level of the outflow tube. The outflow tube is responsible for maintaining the water in the tray at a specific level. When the pump is turned off, the water is further drained out of the system, through the fill line and back into the reservoir. This continues until there is no more solution in the tray.
Now, there are many different combinations that growers can use to create an ebb and flow system suited to their plants. This kind of setup is typically most useful for plants that range from small to medium sized. However, if the construction is modified and that the flooding and drainage containers are made larger, bigger plants can be grown as well.
This is what a basic ebb and flow system consists of. As you can see, there are numerous ways to set one up.
1) Ebb and Flow using Plant Containers
There are three main types of ebb and flow systems that can be constructed. The design that you choose is largely dependent on how you want to water the plants. If you wish to flood multiple plants, in various containers, at the same time, then you are going to require a specific method. Here is what you need to know about such a setup:
How the System is Constructed
The most important thing to understand about how this setup works is that the containers are placed in a position above the reservoir. This is so that the drainage system can function properly. When the grow containers are positioned at a higher level, the natural force of gravity will cause the water to drain out.
All of the containers are connected via tubing through which the nutrient solution will be forced through. The containers can be made from anything as long as there is an opening for the water to come through from the base tubes. Even upturned soda bottles can be used as containers.
On one end of the system, there is the inlet tube which is known as the fill line. This is connected to the pump that is on the opposite side of the system. The fill line is responsible for bringing the nutrient solution into the setup and taking it away as well.
On the other end of the ebb and flow system, there is just one outflow tube. This is where the excess water drains out of and returns back to the reservoir. To make the design simpler, this outflow tube is connected to the base that, in turn, links all of the containers. This allows the outflow to drain the all of the excess water from all of the containers.
The positioning of the outflow tube is quite important. This is because it will determine the level of the water inside the containers. By adjusting the height of the outflow tube, growers are able to automatically change the level of the water in all of the containers.
How Does It Work?
When the pump is turned on, the water from the reservoir moves through the inlet tube, through the connecting base tube, and into each of the containers. Here, there is a certain water level maintained so that the growing media and the roots are able to absorb the nutrients and the water.
When the water level reaches that of the overflow tube, the excess liquid begins to drain out. This water is moved back into the reservoir. As mentioned, gravity plays a role in ensuring that all of the water is drained out once the pump is switched off. Since the reservoir is placed below the containers, the water has a natural tendency to move in a downwards direction.
This is a relatively easy ebb and flow system to setup. It helps to ensure that multiple containers are all exposed to the same level of nutrient solution. The system is also great for ensuring that the water is drained away from the containers and back into the reservoirs as well. It is certainly a well-functioning and efficient system, particularly for smaller plants.
2) Flooding Tray Design Ebb and Flow
The Flooding Tray Design is yet another way that the ebb and flow system can be constructed. With this system, multiple plants can be submerged in nutrient solution at the same time, in the same tray. This setup works well when growers don't have a permanent place for the plants. They can remain in this tray until they are ready to be moved to another environment. Here is a closer look at how this flooding tray design works:
How It is Designed
For this system, a shallow tray or container is utilized. This container is typically set on a table or other flat, elevated surface. Below this, there is the reservoir to make the pumping in and pumping out of the water that much simpler.
There are two tubes at the bottom of this tray. The tubes are on opposing sides of the tray. One of these is the fill line which is connected to the pump. The other is the outflow tube. This positioning is done so that the water will actually equally invade every part of the tray, giving all of the plants an equal chance of submersion.
As with all ebb and flow systems, the overflow tube is responsible for the water level inside of the tray. When the flooding begins, it will determine just how high the level will get. Thus, the level can be easily adjusted by changing the height of the tube.
How Does It Function?
In many ways, this system is reminiscent to plants potted in soil. This is because within the tray, there are pots, each containing their own plant. The difference here, however, is that the plants are not potted inside soil. Instead, their buckets or pots contain growing media.
Once the pump is turned on, the water enters through the fill line and slowly begins to fill up the tray. It is only after the water level reaches that of the outflow tube that the excess water begins to drain from the tube and into the reservoir once more. Once the pump has been turned off, the water leaves through the fill line. This allows the water to be fully drained from the system.
This system, for the most part, is meant for temporary use. Once the plants begin to grow, they should be moved to a more permanent hydroponic system. These setups will be better equipped for the larger plants.
There is one particular disadvantage associated with this ebb and flow design. Such a setup actually encourages the growth of algae. Since the tray is open to the light, it can reach to the bottom of the tray where the nutrient solution is. This encourages the growth of algae within the tray. The algae isn't necessarily damaging to the plant but do tend to use up a very important resource – oxygen. This means that there is less for the growing plants. To prevent this from happening, the tray needs to be cleaned out fairly regularly.
This is how the flooding tray design for the ebb and flow system works.
3) Surge Tank Flood and Drain Ebb and Flow Systems
Flood and Drain, or Ebb and Flow, hydroponic systems are highly popular among home growers. These systems are relatively easy to build for just about anyone, and these systems can be built with material that's typically found in homes. Growing plants is really easy and inexpensive as well when using this system. Ebb and Flow systems can be used both indoors and outdoors. Growers who are familiar with building hydroponic systems can customize flood and drain systems to suit their liking.
How Flood and Drain Systems Works
These systems work pretty much like the name sounds. The system floods the root system of the plant with a nutrient solution or a growth medium. This happens periodically, not continuously. This allows the plants to grow quickly and without requiring rigorous care in general.
The main part of a flood and drain hydroponic system consists of the containers or the reservoir where the plants grow. There's a mechanism to have water pumped into this growth area. A timer is connected to the pump to control when the system is flooded and for how long. The fountain or pond pump and tubing are submersible. The watery nutrient solution is similarly pumped until the main tray is covered to the overflow mark, which is typically placed about 2 inches high.
Once the solution reaches the overflow mark, the system drains it and recirculates. The pump can be manually shut off to completely drain the reservoir.
Serge Tank Flood and Drain Systems
Serge type flood and drain systems are typically used when a growth region requires more vertical space. With regular flood and drain systems, the reservoir is always placed lower than the drain so that the draining can be conveniently gravity assisted. In Serge tank systems, the reservoir can be placed above the drain system. It requires more parts than regular systems, so Serge tanks systems typically cost a bit more than usual. The advantage with Serge systems is that water levels in all growth containers can be maintained at similar levels, thus ensuring even growth.
How to Build a Flood and Drain System at Home
Any grower can build a flood and drain system at home. You will require containers for plants, a reservoir container for the nutrient solution, submersible pumps and tubes, timer for the pump, additional tubes, overflow tube, and growth medium. If you are building a Serge tank system, then you will require more parts including a Serge tank.
You don't have to buy expensive parts. You can use things like soda bottles, ice chests, or storage totes to hold the water. You can use tubing for ponds for the system. Care has to be taken when fixing the overflow tube, however. Make sure the overflow tube can receive air without causing any spills. Using a T-connector above the overflow line will definitely help. This will also prevent air pockets from manifesting inside the system. Air pockets hinder proper flooding and draining.
The overflow tube should also be bigger than the inlet tube that sends in water from the pump. This helps the system maintain the right pressure for gravity assisted draining. A larger overflow system is not necessary for Serge tank systems, however.


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Nearest Town: Kidsgrove, Stoke-on-Trent
Treehugger is the latest development at Bathpool Bikepark and is based on a slopestyle course. the trail starts with a platform onto a fallen beech tree where you ride along the trunk and down a branch into a 5 foot drop. The trail then opens out into a field of bracken where there is a wooden 30ft long 180 degree raised berm/wall ride with a 5 foot drop off the end onto a wooden landing ramp.
There is then a wooden kicker followed by 2 switch back berms onto a fallen birch tree skinny. If you make it along the skinny there is another 50ft long narrow northshore platform onto a seasaw. After slowing down for this technical section you speed right up for a big sweeping 180 degree berm leading to the biggest stunt on the trail - a 40ft long raised dish with a monster lip on the end. Take off is 8ft high and the gap is at least 20ft.
We are currently building more lines to make it more like a slopestyle course and are laying hardcore and chicken wire down to make it an all weather trail.
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This is rich. No excuses. MT @UniteBlueIL: IL still very red in terms of counties. Needs to turn around if there's hope for reform in ILGA
— John Bambenek (@bambenek) January 18, 2014
As John Bambenek points out, the fact that @uniteblueIL says that the reason why we can't get Illinois
on the right track and to produce real reform and results is because there are still way too many Republican counties.
I guess the fact that the Democrats have super majorities in both the Illinois State Senate and the Illinois House - AS WELL AS - the Governor's mansion isn't enough?
Far easier to blame the Republicans than actually to look in the mirror and see what your own problems might be first.


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Digging Deeper With HOBAS
|ID de Proyecto: [019006]
|2014 - 2015
Agua de Enfriamiento (Industria)
|Trinchera Abierta | Jacking
|Largo Total [m]:
|Diámetro Nominal DN [mm]:
|350 | 550 | 750
|Diámetro Exterior [mm]:
|376 | 550 | 752
|Presión Nominal PN [bar]:
|1 | 25
|Rigidez Nominal SN [N/m²]:
|10000 | 80000
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|Tubería Protectora | Tubería de Aire | Industria Minera
Cooling Water and HOBAS Protective Pipes for Copper Ore Mine in Rudna, PL
The village Rudna in southwestern Poland is rather small. The local copper ore mine, however, is the largest one of its kind in Europe and one of the largest in the world. Operated by KGHM Polska Miedź (Kombinat Górniczo-Hutniczy Miedzi Polish Copper), it produces 12 million tons of ore per year and employs 4,580 people. The mine has 11 wells with a depth of approx. 1 km each. The constant progress of work in the Rudna Mine involves digging depper and deeper into the earth with temperatures steadily increasing. This is why an efficient and durable central cooling system was indispensable for making the work in the mine possible – HOBAS had the right solution.
The planned cooling system of the mine consisted of a control station, surface pipelines installed at 2-3 m depth, vertical pipelines in the boreholes reaching down almost 1 km from the surface, and air conditioning pipelines in the mining sidewalks deep inside the mine. For the surface pipeline, KGHM first considered using steel pipes DN 355 or HDPE Pipes DN 450. The final decision to use HOBAS Pipes instead was based on the high-performance pipe material, hydraulic performance, the possibility to install the pipeline regardless of weather and soil conditions, as well as the long and low-maintenance lifetime.
HOBAS Poland supplied 3,650 m CC-GRP pipes and fittings DN 350, PN 25, which were installed in four lines. Two of them were designed as inlet channels to transport cooling water with 1.5°C from the control station to the vertical connection points with the underground mine, and another two as outlet channels for transporting the warmed-up water from the mine back up to the control station, where it is cooled down again. To protect the cooled water from warming over the transport distance of 900 m, it was necessary to supply the inlet pipes with a 50 mm polyurethane foam insulation.
The four pipelines were installed next to each other in 2-3 m depth. The major part was realized in open trench, but due to some obstacles (roads, other pipelines) on the pipeline route, some parts had to be installed by trenchless methods. And HOBAS also provided the right solution for this challenge: HOBAS CC-GRP Protective Pipes De 550 and De 752 were jacked underneath the obstacles and the cooling water pipes DN 350 inserted afterwards. The two different diameters were necessary due to the actual size difference of the pipelines – the inlet pipes with 50 mm foam insulation naturally required more space.
The entire installation was realized between September 2014 and May 2015. In the end, the pipes have been successfully tested and the cooling system is operating smoothly now.


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When making pull requests, there are a number of things you may forget to do and hence lead into problems when trying to merge, and others. Therefore, ensure that you do the following:
git checkout -b FOO-123. Every time you finish a branch and want to create another, you need to first switch to the master branch, and then create the new branch from there. If you do not do so, your pull request for the new branch will get mixed up with commits from the other branch.
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git pull --rebase upstream master
Although you may have run this command as you started working on the ticket, you need to run it again immediately before creating the pull request. The reason for this is that there could be changes committed upstream during the time when you were working on the ticket. If you find yourself taking more than a day to complete a ticket, ensure that at the beginning of each day you work on the ticket, you pull the latest changes by running this same command.
git rebase -i HEAD~3, where the "3" in
HEAD~3 is refers to the number of prior commits you want to squash and then
git commit.[ref] Large features may be done across a handful of commits, but most bug fixes and small features can be squashed into a single commit, making the commit history easier to follow. Since GitHub added a feature to squash on merge, squashing is less critical. In some ways, continuing to squash commits after a pull request and its review has been started can end up making it harder to follow the code review comments. So, consider squashing when creating a pull request, don't worry about squashing subsequent commits performed in response to the reviewer(s) comments. Ultimately, the person merging the pull request can perform a "squash on merge" via GitHub to make the final result appear a single, clean commit.
Lastly, please make sure that you have the Using Git page, especially the "Submit the code" section.
Great to see this page! (/me liked)
We should rename this page to something less negative:
Here's a link I use everytime I need to squash last N commits
Lluis Martinez how about writing a summary of those steps?
...or edit my attempt to do this for you. Let me know when it looks good to you and I'll purge these comments.
Lluis Martinez how about writing a summary of those steps?
Steven Musoke recommends this about squashing commits: https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/wiki/How-to-Rebase-a-Pull-Request


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In this section we present London's main attractions, that is to say, those that you cannot miss. We will give you a brief description of each one of them. You must remember, however, that the places we offer here are the basic ones, the most well known, the safety pin and those that you have to visit, but not all the possible places you can visit. This is why their descriptions here have an informative or organizational nature. We, for our part, strongly suggest you to visit those fairy-tale places. Of course it is your decision whether to follow our advice or not. Some people prefer going over one or two typical places of the city and then venturing into unknown redoubts. In many cases that is a very pleasant experience, but it is also risky for if you do not have enough time to dedicate to your vacations, then you will certainly not want to spend a whole day in a place that does not have any relevant interest to you. The places that we include in the following list are the worldwide famous ones chosen every year by millions of visitors.
London Eye:
The British Airway London Eye is a huge observation wheel of this city. This fantastic structure built by Marks Barfield Architects is the biggest observation wheel in the world: it is 135 metres tall and it takes 30 minutes to make a 360º turn. On this wonderful attraction, you will be able to view this magnificent city lengthwise and widthwise, and you will even view places that are not seen from the ground. Even though its inauguration was relatively recent, The British Airway London Eye has become a symbol of the city and it receives around 4,000,000 visitors a year.
Opening hours: Winter (October-May) from 10am to 8pm. Summer (June- September) from 10am to 9pm. Closed: Christmas.
Rates: Adults £13, kids £6.5
Duration: 30 minutes
Telephone: 0870 500 0600.
British Museum:
This museum opened on January 15th 1759, thanks to the foundational donation made by the physician and naturist Sir Hans Sloane. In 1823 George IV donated a huge library of his father and since the museum turned out to be small in the face of it, Sir Robert Smirke took charge of the design of a new building. The first part was finished in 1852 and the second one, the reading room in the central park, in 1857. By 1880, the natural history section was moved to South Kensington where later on the well known Natural History Museum was to be founded. In 2000, the Great Court of Queen Elizabeth II opened to the public after the relocation of the British Library that enabled valuable space. This new room has the size of a football court and it is covered by a glass ad steel roof which is the biggest one in Europe. The Great Court welcomes and directs the 5,000,000 annual visitors to the different collections and later on, after a long day of walk, it caters them with a cup of coffee and some snacks. The objects and collections of the museum belong to the nation and they are national heritage. This is why admission is free for every person who wishes to visit it or, as the founding chart says: "…for scholar and curious people."
Opening times: Saturday-Wednesday from 10am to 5:30pm; Thursday-Friday from 10am to 8:30pm. Great Court: Sunday-Wednesday from 9am to 6pm, and from Thursday-Saturday, from 9am to 11pm.
Rates: Free access.
How to get there: The museum is near Holborn, Tottenham Court Road, Russell Square y Goodge St subway stations. Bus routes: you can get by New Oxford Street: 7, 8, 19, 22b, 25, 38, 55, 98; Tottenham Court Road, northbound, and Gower Street, southbound: 10, 24, 29, 73, 134; Southampton Row: 68, 91 and 188.
Babies: The museum has a place for babysitting located in the Great Court.
Tower of London:
Being thousands of years old, the Tower of London is the best preserved medieval castle in Europe. This castle is the official residence of Her Majesty although the last monarch who lived there was Jacob I, during the 17th century. Inside the building you can see the Crown Jewels, ancient armours, and remains of the Hadrian's Wall. The Yeomen Warders, known as "Beefeaters", are the ones in charge of guarding the Tower, but they are the guides and an attraction in themselves. Every evening they perform the Ceremony of the Keys through which they lock the Tower for the night. There are always crows on the building and they are fed with public funds for, as the legend goes, England will be saved from invasions as long as there are crows on the Tower.
Opening times: Between March 1st and October 31st it opens Tuesday-Saturday from 9am to 6pm, Sunday-Monday from 10am to 6pm (last admission is at 5pm), and between November 1st and February 28th it opens Tuesday-Saturday from 9.00am to 5pm (last admission is at 4pm)
Rates: Adults £15 and children £9.50
Duration: The complete tour lasts approximately 3hours.
Telephones: 0870 756 6060.
Palace of Westminster:
The oldest part of this very famous and spectacular palace, the Westminster Hall, was built in 1097. This palace was meant to be a royal residence, even though no monarch has lived there since the 16th century. Most of the present structure dates from the 19th century, when it was rebuilt after the fierce fire that destroyed most of the structure in 1834. Its reconstruction was entrusted to Sir Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin. This palace, built in Neo-Gothic style, has a clock tower worldwide know as Big Ben. Today the palace accommodates the House of Commons and the House of Lords which constitute the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
Access is not allowed for tourists.
Westminster Abbey:
Cradle of poets, musicians, writers and kings, this abbey has been the scenery of every crowning since 1066. Built under a marked Gothic style, it is the most beautiful and well known medieval church of London. On the inside there is a small but interesting museum.
Opening times: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday opens its doors from 9:30am to 3:45pm. Wednesday from 9:30am to 7pm, Saturday from 9:30am to 1:45pm. Its museum opens Monday-Saturday from10:30am to 4pm. The abbey is closed on December 25th and Sundays due to religious offices.
Rates: Adults £8 and free access for kids under 11.
Telephone: 0207 222 5152.
Natural History Museum:
Originally built as an annex to the British Museum, today this wonderful Gothic building presents one of the most important natural history collections in the world. In it you will find thousands and thousands of incredible present-day and extinct creatures. Dinosaurs have a prominent place in the museum, and if you are fond of Palaeontology, this is a place that you cannot miss. "Human Biology" is the most visited gallery about us, humans, and our biological structure over time. The museum has an area for kids where they can interact straight with knowledge about nature both amusingly and pedagogically.
Opening times: Monday-Saturday from 10am to 5:50pm and Sunday from 11am to 5:50pm. There are tours every 30 minutes between 11am and 4pm. The museum is closed on December 24th, 25th and 26th due to festivities.
Rates: Free access.
Telephone: 020 7942 5000.
Duration: A complete tour can be done in 2 1/2 hours depending on the time that one can invest on it.
Parking: The closest one is Union Cark Parks and it is seven minutes on foot.
St Paul's Cathedral:
This exceptional master piece of religious art was built between 1676 and 1710 by architect Christopher Wren. The cathedral was built on the ruins of a minor medieval church which was burnt in London's Great Fire, in 1666. This sacred building is one of the few ones in the area that survived the destruction caused by the German during the Second Word War. This cathedral is well known worldwide not only for its beauty and magnificence but also for being the scenario of Prince Charles' wedding to Lady Diana Spencer.
Opening hours: Monday-Saturday from 8:30am to 4pm; Sundays and December 25th it is closed.
Telephone: 020 7236 4128.
Tate Modern:
This is London's most recent gallery of modern art and, together with Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool and Tate St Ives, it is part of Tate Gallery. Tate Modern was built on the old power station of Bankside, which was closed in 1981 and converted by Swiss architects Herzog and De Meuron. It is wonderful to see the historical contrast between St Paul's Cathedral, with its antique style, and a fantastic building so modern and new in the city —and they are very near from one another. Since its opening on May 12th 2000, it has been one of London's most visited attractions.
Opening times: Sunday-Thursday from 10am to 5:50pm (last admission is at 5pm); Friday-Saturday from 10am to 10pm. The museum is closed on December 24th, 25th and 26th.
Rates: Free access.
Duration: A complete tour can be done in approximately 3 hours.
Telephone: 020 7887 8000.
National Gallery:
Built in 1832-1833, it tried to overshadow the Louvre Museum, in Paris. This magnificent museum of European art has pieces from the 13th century by authors such as Titian, Da Vinci, Rembrandt, Monet, Renoir, Cezanne, Raphael and Van Gough. It is not advisable trying to go over the gallery in just one day because if you do so, you will not be able appreciate any of the thousands and thousands of pieces exhibited in its numerous galleries.
Opening times: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from 10am to 5:50pm. Wednesday from 10am to 9pm. Tours: 11:30am, 2:30pm and 6:30pm.
Rates: Access is free, except for some exhibitions.
Telephone: 020 7747 2885.
Tate Britain:
This museum is the biggest British art expositor worldwide since 1500. In this wonderful building you can find pieces of authors such as Constable, Gainsbourough, Gilbert and George, Hockney, Hodgkin, Hogart, Moore, Rossetti and Turner.
Opening times: every day from 10am to 5:50pm except for the first Friday of each month, when the business hour extends to 9pm.
Rates: Free access to the stable exhibition. There is a fee for special exhibitions.
Telephone: 020 7887 8008.
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About KiwiCo
KiwiCo was built out of a belief in the importance of developing creative confidence. We believe that this confidence helps kids think big and act like creators and producers instead of just consumers. Kids with creative confidence don't assume one "right way" to build with blocks, paint a picture, or solve a problem. Their unique way is the right way!
I had a deep appreciation for the creative, hands-on projects that encourage this kind of thinking, but as a parent, I often found that my best intentions fell short. It was tough to find the time to do the research and come up with a great idea, let alone gather all the materials.
KiwiCo was created to celebrate kids' natural creativity and curiosity, while helping parents who want to bring enriching experiences to their children. We want to make it fun, easy, and delightful for families to spend time building, exploring and creating together. Since its inception, the KiwiCo team has grown. We've added creative designers who dream up the projects, valued experts who review them, and a community of kid testers who keeps us on our toes and ensures the projects are fun and engaging.
We love working on creating new KiwiCo experiences, and we cherish the involvement that our kids have in bringing the product to life. We're excited about the opportunity to help provide these types of experiences for your family to share too.
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Advisory Board
Our advisory board includes highly respected experts in education, developmental psychology, art, and science to ensure we're delivering developmentally appropriate and enriching projects.
Jean Lythcott, Ph.D.
Professor of Science Education
Jeannie spent 26 years as a science teacher in four countries and four states, 8 years as professor of science education at Teachers College, Columbia University in New York, and 10 years as a science educator with Stanford University's Teacher Education Program. At Columbia and Stanford, Jeannie taught courses about educating young children into seeing and understanding the world the way science does. Jeannie is a grandmother and an active member of the GaGa Sisterhood, an organization of grandmothers inspiring each other with creative ways to stay connected with their grandchildren.
My mission as teacher, as researcher, as professor has always been to help young, old, and in-betweens to see the world through the spectacles of science newly, to help children uncover the world they see through science, to help people find confidence and joy in explorations via science and so to escape the stifling dogma that is so often science as encountered in schools.
Ira Lit, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education
Ira is an Associate Professor in the Stanford University School of Education, where he also serves as the Director of Stanford's Elementary Teacher Education Program. Prior to joining the faculty at Stanford, Ira served as the Executive Director of the Teachers for a New Era initiative at Bank Street College of Education in New York. Ira's research and practice focuses on teacher education, elementary education, educational equity, and the forms and aims of education and schooling. Ira worked previously as an elementary public school teacher in Northern California. He also co-founded, Jefunira Camp, a successful Bay Area summer day camp for preschool and elementary-aged children. Ira's wife is also an elementary school teacher. They have two children, ages 9 and 7.
Rachelle Doorley, Ed.M.
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Rachelle is an arts educator with fifteen years of experience ranging from overseeing school programs at the San Jose Museum of Art to lecturing on Visual Thinking at Stanford. She is inspired by her creative muses, her two daughters, and writes about their creative experiments and art explorations at TinkerLab.com. As Interim Director of Education at SJMA she trained gallery teachers to lead engaging tours and designed interactive gallery experiences for museum visitors, young and old. Prior to her work as an arts educator, she was a costumer with Warner Brothers and Universal Pictures. Rachelle holds a BA in Theater from UCLA and a Masters in Arts Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Children are naturally curious and creative, and we can support their creative journey by encouraging the free exploration of materials, asking open-ended questions about their discoveries, and exposing them to new ideas that feed their interests. When I facilitate a project with children, I focus on the process rather than the product because generally, this is what children are most passionate about. They care about how art materials interact with one another or making connections between a new discovery and prior knowledge. Kiwi Crate is exciting to me because it also embraces the goals of process-based art making while empowering grown-ups to be great facilitators.
Lisa Medoff, Ph.D.
Child Psychologist
Lisa holds a B.A in psychology from Rice University, an M.S.Ed. in school counseling from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Ph.D. in child and adolescent development from Stanford University. Lisa works with students of all ages, consulting with families and schools to help them provide the optimal home and school environments for their children. She also works with the Cleo Eulau Center, a non-profit organization that supports teachers in high-risk neighborhoods and promotes attention to social and emotional well-being in the school environment. Lisa has taught child & adolescent development and psychology courses to both undergraduates and teacher credential candidates at Stanford University, Santa Clara University, San Jose State University, and Foothill College. Lisa is the author of a weekly child psychology column for the website Education.com.
My mission as a psychologist includes helping families re-discover the joy in spending leisure time together, which builds a strong foundation of mutual trust, as well as teaches children creative approaches to problem-solving and promotes development of a sense of humor, all of which are important aspects of life-long resilience. I am proud to be a part of Kiwi Crate, which shares the same philosophy.
Susan Rodgers, M.LIS.
Children's Librarian
Susan Rodgers is a children's librarian at the Palo Alto City Library. She graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with an M.S. in Library and Information Science, a certificate in Community Informatics, and a B.A. in English and Rhetoric. Susan's work is focused on getting youth to love reading and celebrate the world of literature. Pairing art and reading is a favorite method of Susan's who frequently includes interactive elements in her storytimes at the library. Her favorite children's authors include Jane Yolen, Mo Willems, Dr. Seuss, Madeleine L'Engle, Beverly Cleary, and Cynthia Rylant.
Development Areas
Our projects have been designed to encourage children's healthy development and learning. Developmental appropriateness is important in ensuring that the activities are kid-led and driven, with grownup assistance - not the other way around. We've worked with our advisory board of developmental experts to outline the areas of development that our projects address for kids ages 4-8.
Low: With projects that are low on the messiness meter, you probably don't even need to wash your hands. Examples: pencil drawings, cutting fabric shapes.
Medium: Be ready to wash your hands. If liquid is involved, we mark the project at least medium. Examples: stamping with paint, blowing bubbles.
High: Watch out for your workspace and/or clothing. Protect or be prepared. Examples: paper mache, some chemistry in action.
Prep Together: Get the project and your materials ready with a grownup.
Create Together: Work on the project with a grownup.
Explore Together: With what you've created, play and discover with a grownup or friend.
Children explore and learn about the world through creative exploration and imaginative play. Projects with this icon were developed to spark this creativity and imagination. The expression could be through art, music, dance, and imaginative play. Examples include painting with sponges and acting like an animal.
Discovering activities pique kids' natural curiosity about the world and promote problem solving: they invent and test to learn. Projects with this icon include investigation and learning about science, nature, and mathematics. They encourage questions like why is the moon a circle tonight and a crescent another and recognizing the pattern of stripes on a bumble bee.
Moving - Gross
Encouraging physical development and health tees up ongoing fitness and well-being. Projects with this icon involve big or little motions. Gross motor skills control the large muscles and movement – like galloping like a horse and playing hopscotch.
Kids develop an appreciation of the world around them, as well as their role in their community. Through projects with the Exploring icon, kids learn about cultures, community, and diversity. These might include understanding what a policeman does, how children overseas celebrate different holidays, or who is in their extended family.
Language development includes the ability to both understand and use language – by reading, listening, speaking, writing. The Communicating icon identifies projects that are focused on these literary skills. Examples include: recounting their vacation, following directions for a project, and reading traffic signs.
Developing self-awareness, expressing feelings, and respecting others build confidence and positive interactions and are important skills for kids. These projects focus on interactions with others. Examples would include taking turns playing a game and asking politely for help with a project.
Moving - Fine
Many tasks - from writing and eating to dressing and cutting - involve the fingers and hands. Projects with the Moving - Fine icon involve the little motions to encourage this development. Fine motor skills generally refer to these small movements of the hand which enable actions like twisting a cap and picking up pebbles.


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Why I love Crossfit – Part 1
I used to think I was in pretty good shape. Then I did my first Crossfit WOD and got my ass kicked. Turn's out I wasn't as fit as I thought. It was a workout appropriately named "Fight Gone Bad" and it left me lying on the ground panting for about 5 minutes. I went to that first free workout with a buddy who was also in really good shape. He hasn't been back since.
I sometimes question whether the "trial by fire" approach is a good intro for someone who has no idea what to expect from your average Crossfit WOD. For me it was perfect, I love the challenge and I love pushing myself. For my buddy and many others it can leave them with a bad taste and no desire to come back for another session of getting wrecked. This reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from the founder of Crossfit, Greg Glassman.
"Expecting elite fitness from comfortable effort is naïve"
Crossfit is hard. It should to be. Getting in shape isn't easy and you won't get to your goals without putting yourself through some pain. You can choose to put yourself through pain during your workout, pushing your limits, or the pain will eventually find you if you if you're out of shape. It will find you in your backyard gardening, getting groceries out of your car, when you have to lift anything heavy, in old age, or anytime you're forced to exert yourself more than usual. By taking the initiative and picking how and when you go through pain will make your everyday life easier, more comfortable, and more satisfying.
An example is Brian Mente; a friend of mine who had back surgery a few years ago and after doing Crossfit for 3 months was experiencing less pain in his back than anytime since his surgery. He had tried traditional physical therapy, yoga, and I don't know what else but what worked best was Crossfit. This program isn't built to be a physical therapy program but it has done for many people what years of physical therapy couldn't. How cool is that?
For an even better example of Crossfit as Physical Therapy check out Mel's story at http://dallascrossfit.com/featured-athlete/melissa-mel-knourek Amazing stuff.
Well said! I love the quote. I can't wait to give it a try!
When you make it to Beaumont, maybe You can get my "older" friends & me in shape!
I love being the "friend who gave up after one try." It's true, though. I got worked over.
Do you have a membership up @ Crossfit Dallas? Or, do you do most of the workouts on your own?
We both got wrecked from that first workout. I think since the gym is less than a mile from my apartment I had to go back to prove to myself I could do it. After a few free workotus I was hooked.
I got a membership at Crossfit Dallas about 3 weeks after starting and now I'm up there all the time.
I didn't say you gave up, I just said you haven't been back……. there's still time! 🙂
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Well, with spring just around the corner, and the daylight saving time coming, I've noticed how much less I need a headlamp to do morning and evening chores lately. I hadn't really thought much about it before, but headlamps are a critical tool on the homestead. Feeding pigs, chickens, sheep and horses before the sun comes up or closing the chicken door after the sun has gone down. Checking propane levels or resetting blown breakers because you decided to turn on the electric kettle at the same time your wife was blow-drying her hair. Yeah, when you're in the long dark grips of winter, a headlamp is an item that gets used multiple times per day, every day.
When I was a kid I thought headlamps were the coolest things but typically reserved just for mountain climbers, cave explorers and miners. And back then, it wasn't all that easy (or cheap) to find a decent quality headlamp. Now with the major improvement with LED technology, a super bright, long lasting headlamp is easy to come by. Most local hunting and camping stores now carry a wide selection of headlamps to choose from. And if that doesn't work, Amazon and other online retailers offer more choices than you could fully understand or care to for that matter. My favourite place to buy headlamps is Mountain Equipment Coop. They have a really good selection, do a lot of research and investigating before they decide to bring in a certain model of headlamp. A lot of the ground work of trying to figure out what is a decent headlamp has been done for you. Nice.
Here's a look at the headlamps that we use on the homestead.
First up is the smallest and lightest lamp of the bunch. The Printon Tec Byte. This lamp only houses 2 AAA batteries, so it's burn time is noticeably lower than other lamps, but it is still decently bright. Full power is 70 lumens with a lower power setting. One feature of this lamp that I loves the red LED. Why is red a good option? Red light preserves your eyes own night vision. Meaning that when using red light, and then looking into the dark without any illumination, your eyes don't have to adjust to the dark. Green light has the same effect. This can be nice when reading maps in your car or while hunting. Also it's much less noticeable and safer to use when you don't want your location given away by a bright light say, when walking in to your favourite hunting blind before the sun comes up. Also that little red light gives just enough illumination to light the ground immediately in front of you when walking and enough for tasks that require close illumination. If you want to see what just went bump in the night, the red setting on this light isn't all that useful. The nomenclature claims that this light has 146 hour burn time, but that has to be when only using the red LED. Using this lamp on high (which gives a really good amount of light for even cycling or running in the dark) will only last about 6 to 8 hours. Not the greatest burn time, but it is a very small and lightwheight light. This is an excellent option to keep in your car or emergency kit for sid of the road situation that you will want decent light, but won't need it for hours on end. Due to the fact that changing out batteries all the time gets old, this light has been put into backup service in one of my vehicle emergency bags. But, this would be an awesome option for kids or a great running headlamp because of it's light weight.
The next light on the list is one that I've had the longest and use the most. Unfortunately this model is no longer made in this style and the new versions bearing the same name are quite different. The Petzl Tikka XP. I bought this light 8 years ago when I was commuting by bicycle from Rockyford to Strathmore. At the time it was one of the best lights of this size (I don't like the lights that have a separate battery pack that sits on the back of your head). I can't give the exact lumen rating since all the info online the Tikka XP varies from model to model (even though they all bear the same name) and the current model XP is quite a different light. I can't speak to the new versions of this light, but I'm sure they're pretty good. This light has 3 power settings, uses 3 AAA batteries and has a great burn time. Probably 20 plus hours on high power. It also has a flashing mode which I used quite a bit during the dawn hours of my bike commutes when I didn't need illumination but still wanted to be seen. My favourite feature of this light though is a frosted lens that slides over the main lens. This allows very quick changes between a spot beam (for seeing farther distances) and a flood beam which is great for working on tasks in close. The newer version of the Tikka XP do offer flood and spot patterns, but they are accessed by a sequence of presses of the button. I don't like that. In fact I can't stand having to go through a series of complicated button clicks to access different functions of a light. High, low, spot and flood. That's pretty much all I like in a headlamp. Unfortunately, a good simple headlamp like this old Tikka XP is getting harder to find.
Next headlamp that gets pressed into regular service on the homestead is one I bought for my wife for Christmas this year. I figured that since she was using mine a lot (not that I mind sharing) she should have a nice pink headlamp for herself. It also is a Petzl and the model is Petzl Tikka +. A good light that is the brightest headlamp we have, and also runs on 3 AAA batteries. Max output is 160 lumens and on it's lowest setting of 5 lumens it will run for 100 hours. That's a lot! This light has a good mix of spot and flood lighting thought the same lens and 3 different power levels. To get to the different features you do have to go through a series of various button clicks. I'm sure that if you were to use this like regularly you would become familiar with the different modes and how to access them, but there have been times when Steph and I are walking down to close the chicken coop door for the evening and her light is wigging out putting on a show for us. Again, it just takes some time getting used to. The one thing I do like about this headlamp is that the red light option is quite nice and bright, much brighter than the Byte. All in all this is a pretty solid little headlamp. And; it pink!
And the last headlamp we are going got look at is the most simple and least expensive of the lot. It's the Petzl TIKKINA. This is an exellent choice for task lighting and illumination while walking. The previous two Petzl's I've talked about would both be good options for fast paced outdoor activities such as running or cycling (although for most cycling you use a headlamp as supplemental lighting to your main bike light) but this little TIKKINA would not be as useful for such activities. That isn't what this light was designed for. The max output is 80 lumens which is plenty enough for daily chores around the homestead. Low power setting gives 20 lumens and the burn time for the high and low are 120hrs and 180hrs respectively. I really like this headlamp. Low, High and off. That all that 3 clicks of the button will do and really who need more than that. I keep this light in my toolbox. At around 20 bucks, it's a great choice for crawling under your truck doing oil changes or when you have to change out a fan belt on your tractor. It has more than enough light for these tasks, built well and will take abuse and ultimately if it get wrecked, you're not out a whole much of money.
This is just a listing of the light that we have and use, but there are tons of options out there. I would recommend staying away for the lights branded as energizer or cheaper versions found in your big box stores or lumber yards. I used to by these thinking that it would be better than getting a nice light all greasy and dirty. But after using them for several months, I became so frustrated with their lack of performance that I just dedicated one of my "good headlamps" to working in the shop. I'll tell you this, it makes a huge difference.
The main things I look for in a headlamp are are:
- Size: Ones with a batter pack on the back of your head are going to drive you crazy. Trust me.
- Battery type: there is an increasing number of headlamps that are rechargeable. A lot with USB adaptors. This is a matter of personal preference, but the thing I don't like about these options is that when the light dies and you're halfway done chores, you can't simply just pop in fresh batteries and keep on going. To me, rechargeable headlamps are just a hassle. I like AAA versions the best. They are light, powerful and spare batteries take up next to no room in your hunting back or emergency car kit.
- Simplicity : Again, this might not be a big deal to you but I prefer the simple lamps. Ultimately, I just want hands-free lighting and a few power settings is handy. I don't care for a light that can morse-code for help or do other crazy stuff like that.
- Light output: I have this as one of my least important feature when looking for a headlamp for the homestead. The main use for a headlamp as discussed here is for helping do tasks around the homestead or farm in the dark. I have super powerful flashlights if I need to check fences lines across the field at night, but for a headlamp I just want to see where I'm walking and what my hands are doing.
If you're doing chores and work around the farm and still using a handheld flashlight, do yourself a huge favour and consider getting a decent little headlamp. $20-$50 is all that you need to spend depending on the options you want, and like I stated about my oldest lamp; I've been using it for hunting, camping, shop work and my daily chores for 8 years and it's still going strong. Well worth the price for the convenience it gives.


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McLean, VA — May 30, 2018 — BackOffice Associates, the worldwide leader in information governance and data stewardship solutions, today announced a new free version of its Quadrate ERP² solution. Quadrate ERP² empowers business users by offering a Microsoft Excel interface for SAP ERP® systems, which enables quick uploads of massive amounts of data, such as master data, as well as facilitates data merges. New customers will receive one free named license of the latest version in addition to three months of complimentary customer support.
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Renting Carnival concessions for a big Atlanta Fair or cotton candy, sno-cone and popcorn machines for a backyard party? Astro Jump delivers fun food in all sizes. Fluffy Cotton Candy and warm movie house Popcorn are great event fundraisers and rental concession machines are easy to run at backyard birthdays. Carnival Carts & Concession Tents too for the Perfect looking Event!
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The most tasty of help meats, Hotttpocket, joins Joemma for our final (fingers crossed) analysis of another face palm Evidence 4 Faith episode. A couple of uninvited guests drop in, exponentially magnifying the hilarity that ensues. With more JIS and sinful tangents than you can poke a stick at, this is an episode to remember.
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FYI: I apologize, in advance, to the people of Peru for some of the things which were said in this episode which may be offensive or appear derogatory, it was not intentional, nor acceptable, and Joemma should not be judged as a result. Obviously, the actions and behavior of a lone Peruvian should not reflect badly on Peruvians as a whole. Also, i apologize for opting to record this episode on a pair of $2.99 "fashione (sic) ear bud headphones" which do have a microphone (apparently), but the location and quality of that microphone is of a highly dubious nature and not intended for broadcast recordings. I will continue to update this post as additional things I need to apologize for are either brought to my attention or, in the dead of the night, come to me cryptically, in one of my frequent fever dreams…
Yes! Slavery apologetics! "So here's our omnipotent ruler of the universe, and you can see how he's subtly easing the Jews away from slavery …" because apparently he couldn't, you know, just tell them slavery was bad and to stop doing it. God was like, "let's start this process that will finish, oh, about 3,000 years from now. That should be enough unnecessary suffering."
I think the guy stroked out when he was talking about Yahweh being a moral monster. "So the atheists point out all this stuff that on the face of it appears to be very immoral. But it's not because Jesus — GOOD NEWS — dietary — gospel — ritual — Jews –. Disappointing that they set the problem up so well and then so completely failed to address it.
I lost it on the enchilada analogy. Brilliant piece of apologetics there.
But my favorite, favorite part was when the guy said, "And after the agent has come in and gotten his free enchilada and secret mission orders, does the shop owner keep hanging the sign up?" and a light bulb goes off in Kirk Hastings' head and he says in his trademark dopey voice, "No, because it served its purpose." Oh man, NOTHING gets by Kirk.
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Joe and Emma have never done anything not illegal, and this is doubly true for the Meat Mutant podcast. Furthermore, we own absolutely every property swiped for cheap gags, a fact that may come as a surprise to those who created them. Lawyers, please sling only your most defamatory arrows. Go for the low blows. Contact Joe for a list of everything wrong he's ever done, he should have a fresh list in about fifteen.


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INSTA SHOP | The Zara shirt Olivia Palermo loves
Embroidery, it's the detail du jour.
Our Instagram feeds are full to the rafters with all things embroidered, from denim jeans to cotton dresses. And if you can't beat 'em, why not join 'em?
Naturally, Olivia Palermo has already got this trend locked under her (shiny designer) belt. The star popped up at London Fashion Week in a pale blue shirt adorned with embroidered flowers, sending me into a must-find-it frenzy.
To my delight, I discovered the shirt doesn't cost Burberry-style bucks. Yay! It is, in fact, a high-street bargain. And there's no way I could keep this one from you.
Yep, to achieve that coveted effortlessness, Olivia turned to her favourite Spanish shop: Zara.
The embroidered poplin shirt is great for nailing the luxe-boho vibe without falling into hippie territory. It's available now for a purse-friendly £29.99 and if you're a fan, I highly recommend you get it before it goes.
OP juxtaposed hers perfectly with AG's cropped leather jeans and Tibi's suede shirt slung over the top.
When it comes to embroidery, the amount of detail is entirely up to you. Keep it subtle with an embroidered slogan on a simple white tee, or accessorise with a pair of tapestry-esque heels. If you're feeling fearless, full-on florals on a denim jacket are a winner. You could even get crafty and try your hand at some needlework of your own. One thing to remember: the more colourful, the better.
So ready to shop? Take a look at the DRESSR EDIT for my pick of embroidered pieces. And if you want to bag Olivia's exact outfit, keep on scrolling…
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Local Food Business Shortlisted For National Awards
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
A local business is celebrating after being shortlisted for eight national awards.
Warrington-based Nutrition Point, a leading supplier of gluten and wheat free foods, has had 14 products shortlisted across eight product categories in the FreeFrom Food Awards, which are run by Food Matters and sponsored by Tesco.
Now in their third year, the FreeFrom Food Awards celebrate the innovation and imagination shown by the food industry in creating foods that do not include gluten, wheat or dairy - with many shortlisted products also being free from eggs, nuts, and other major allergens.
Winners will be announced by TV chef Antony Worrall Thompson at a special ceremony in London on 21 April.
Chris Hook, Managing Director of Nutrition Point, said: "We're thrilled that our products have been recognised in this way and can't wait for the ceremony to find out if we'll be a winner.
"The Free From food sector has seen a distinct growth in recent years, particularly as major retailers begin to expand their own offerings in this area. Last month, for example, Tesco launched their first ever frozen Free From section in stores across the UK with six new ds convenient meal solutions, and as the market leader in this area, we have been heavily involved in ensuring Coeliacs and others who can't eat foods containing wheat or gluten have as much choice as possible.
"According to Coeliac UK, Coeliac disease affects 1 in a 100 people in the UK, and cutting out gluten and wheat containing foods is the only way to control the condition. Add to that the rising number of people who have a food intolerance or allergy, and those who choose to avoid these foods as part of a lifestyle choice, and it's easy to see why the sector is growing at such a rate."
Nutrition Point is a Warrington-based company which was established in 1998 by entrepreneur Chris Hook, who was frustrated at the lack of food choices available for his wife and son, who both suffer from wheat intolerance. The business was established to distribute and market gluten and wheat free products and remains committed to making these foods as convenient and tasty as mainstream alternatives.
Nutrition Point has been shortlisted for the following FreeFrom Food Awards:
- The Innovation Award for the ds gluten and wheat free frozen sausage rolls
- The Gluten Free Bread and Bread Mixes Award for ds fresh multi-seeded loaf
- The Gluten Free Pasta Award for ds penne
- The Gluten Free Pizza Bases And Pastry Mixes Award for Glutafin Multipurpose White Mix
- The Gluten Free Savoury Pies, Flans and Ready Meals Award for ds tagliatelle with bacon and mushrooms, ds thin and crispy pepperoni pizza and ds deep pan mozzarella and tomato pizza
- The Gluten Free Savoury Biscuits and Snacks Award for Glutafin Crackers, and TRUfree Pretzels
- The Gluten Free Sweets, Biscuits and Cookies Award for Glutafin Gran Biscotti, Glutafin Shortbread, Glutafin Custard Creams and TRUfree Chocolate Chip Cookies
- The Gluten Free Cakes, Muffins, Brownies and Mixes Award for Glutafin White Mix
Chris Hook added: "We're really looking forward to the ceremony on 21 April, and are hoping to bring some awards back to the team at our Warrington office."
- Nutrition Point is a UK company which was established in 1998 by entrepreneur Chris Hook, who was frustrated at the lack of food choices available for his wife and son who both suffer from wheat intolerance
- Nutrition Point was established to distribute and market gluten and wheat free products and remains committed to making gluten and wheat free food as convenient and tasty as mainstream foods
- Their Dietary Specials brand (ds) is brand leader in the sector
- Since 1998 the team has been working closely with the loyal ds customer base to develop a superb product range including ambient, chilled and frozen foods
- ds products cater for those with Coeliac Disease, and wheat or gluten allergies or intolerances, and are also suitable for those who choose a wheat or gluten free diet for lifestyle reasons
- In 2002, Nutrition Point became part of the Dr Schär group which has been established for over 25 years and is the European market leader in gluten and wheat freefoods
- In 2006, Dr Schär further strengthened their consumer offering across Europe by acquiring the whole free from business unit from Numico. This acquisition meant that Nutrition Point became responsible for the distribution and marketing of the Glutafin brand in healthcare and Trufree brand in retail throughout the UK and Ireland


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"An example of an outstanding Catholic community, where the mission to live, love, work and serve as Jesus taught us, is truly lived out and celebrated in all aspects of school life. Pupils are outstanding ambassadors for the school and speak about their school with pride. Their outstanding behaviour and attitudes are underpinned by their knowledge and living out of the school's mission statement; children said "as 'Josepharians' we are kind because God teaches us to be kind" – Validation Report – Diocese of Portsmouth November 2015
We are absolutely delighted with this as, like our recent Ofsted inspection, it recognises the hard work and commitment of all in our school community – staff, pupils, parents and governors. Added to this it also acknowledges the importance our shared faith and witness plays in the daily life of the school. Read the full report here Validation Report 2015


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Ah, summertime when the living is easy. School is out. Routine is out the window. And I can pull up a lawn chair, prop up my feet, sip sweet tea and escape to faraway worlds.
So many books . . . so little time. . .
Quilts of Love series
Bonnie S. Calhoun Pieces of the Heart
S. Dionne Moore A Heartbeat Away
Loree Lough For Love of Eli
Just Because Kraus is that good a writer . . .
The Cat That God Sent—Jim Kraus
Beach Reads
Truffles by the Sea—Julie Carobini
Angel Falls—Connie Mann
The Lazarus File—Donn Taylor
Betrayed—Jeanette Windle
Romantic Suspense
Fatal Judgment—Irene Hannon
Poison—Jordyn Redwood
Secrets—Kristen Heitzmann
The First Gardener—Denise Hildreth Jones
Travelers Rest—Ann Tatlock
Talk of the Town—Lisa Wingate
Romantic Comedy
If the Shoe Fits—Sandra Bricker
She Walks in Beauty—Siri Mitchell
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Overcoming the Hurdles to Finally Spend Bitcoins
As bitcoin continues its rise to fame, a growing number of people are jumping on board the cryptocurrency bandwagon. In the beginning, just getting your hands on this innovative new asset was difficult. Only a single exchange was available for those looking to trade fiat currencies for bitcoin. Though a handful of others entered the mix, the fall of the industry's major player discouraged newcomers for a while. Still, the cryptocurrency sector didn't fold.
The Exchange Platform Took off
Eventually, the growing concept of cryptocurrency stopped reeling from the hacking of Mt. Gox. New exchanges did begin to enter the mix. Some have fallen by the wayside while others persevere. Options like Bitstamp, Kraken, Coinsquare, Coinbase and others have made a name for themselves in the industry. They've made bitcoin more readily available to the public and opened the doors for plenty of new developments to follow.
Facing Yet Another Hurdle
Although acquiring bitcoin is much simpler than it was in the beginning, what to do with the cryptocurrency from there remains a bit of a mystery. Aside from trading it in for other cryptocurrencies or exchanging it for cash and other assets, not a lot of options are available at this point. This hasn't discouraged people from buying into the growing field, but it does leave room for disappointment.
Why Is Spending Bitcoin So Difficult?
Financial institutions remain leery of cryptocurrencies. Governments are attempting to place regulations on them and bring them into the centralized realm. Since they're having little success in these efforts, they're placing restrictions on banks in regard to accepting this type of payment. These roadblocks are passed along to businesses and vendors, making profiting from bitcoin acceptance difficult.
Having said all that, spending bitcoin isn't impossible. A few businesses have stepped outside the box to … Read More..Read More →


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