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Sun, February 1, 2015
Art with Heart is a program very dear to me that we started a few years back as part of our Attached to a Cause concept. As you all know, art is my passion. I also love children and seeing them happy fills my heart with joy. In the spring of 2012, I was invited by St. Joseph's Children's Hospital to participate in their art therapy program with their children. Spending the day hosting an art workshop with those sweet kids changed my life. Seeing firsthand the positive and uplifting effects that art expression had on their spirits and overall health is something I will never forget. From that day forward I was committed to bringing art therapy to children who need a little extra happy in their lives.
Next month I'll be traveling to pediatric hospitals across the country hosting our annual Art with Heart workshops, and to say I'm excited would be an understatement. I wish I could take all of you with me. Yes, it's apparent by the children's faces that we are bringing them a little happy, but what those kids don't know is what they have done for me. They bring me so much joy.
No, packing you in my suit case and bringing all of you along sadly can't happen, but there is a way that you can be involved in our Art with Heart cause. We've created the Color Me Happy Coloring Book, which is currently available for purchase on our website, and the Fold Me Happy Origami Book, which will be available soon for purchase on our website. We've also created Art with Heart Gallery Attachments in {BIG} and {MINI} sizes, so your child's artistic expressions now have a happy place to be easily displayed. A portion of the proceeds from our limited edition gallery attachments and our coloring and origami books benefit children's art therapy programs across the nation. Additionally, we will donate one coloring book or origami book for every one sold.
I encourage you to make a contribution to this great cause benefitting children who are needing a little more happy in their lives. And be sure to check back in to read more about our Art with Heart events in the coming weeks!
Laura Johnson, Founding Artist and CEO of Coton Colors.


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Don, The description of overwhelming grape vines makes it sound that quite a good site. I think you'll find in five years time that your five-foot trees have filled out, as they have dormant buds that will be released. Also, most hardwood species even if of substantial height when cut back will sprout from the base and/or just below the point of topping. Look at your hemlock and other conifers carefully. If you can detect buds or small sprouts with any green needles, given the enhanced light regime the trees will eventually fill out. Note that hemlock is a very shade tolerant tree, and it is normal for youngsters to spring up beneath its canopy, given an adequate seed bed. If having a full crown in your hemlocks is really important to you, the other thing you might want to consider is slipping twigs into the bole cambial region at different heights (too late for this year; wait until next May). If done carefully, many will graft and grow out as branches, but it will be no small undertaking, especially if your trees are as thick barked as I am accustomed to! Rod Savidge At 01:19 AM 8/23/01 +0000, you wrote: >I have a question regarding land I have which I'm planning on building a >house on sometime. For one thing I apologize if there's a newsgroup better >suited for this question as I didn't see one, and secondly, be gentle, as >I'm very new to the realm of plants or trees, as my knowledge of it is very >limited, so, simple terms please. My land is located in Central New York, >with plenty of Maple, Hemlock, Hickory, Beech, some Birch, Cherry, Crab or >Pond Apple and Ash. Besides clearing an area to build, I've been cutting a >lot of wild grape vines, some as thick as 3 to 4 inches which have climbed >up just about every tree on the lot, and many trees have already toppled due >to the vines. I'm hoping this will help in bringing some back to health. >Many of the trees are like poles with no branches or greenery except towards >the top of trees, be it a fifty foot tree or a five foot tree. Is there >anything that can be done to get some of these trees to start branching out >and growing leaves towards the bottom and filling out like a normal tree, >especially the hemlocks, since it would be nice to have them full for >winters. Any info and any thoughts on what my course of action should be is >greatly appreciated. Thanks Again. > > >Don ---

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5 occasions to see some of the best documentaries of recent years.
A human rights selection of 14th Verzio's program, including the opening film and award winners.
Venue: Blinken OSA Archive (Arany János u. 32. 1051 Budapest)
February 7, 6 p.m.
Nowhere to Hide /// Opening film at 14th Verzio
Zaradasht Ahmed / Norway, Sweden, Iraq / 2016 / 85 min / Arabic / English and Hungarian subtitles
The film follows hospital nurse Nori Sharif through five years of dramatic change in Iraq. Seen through his eyes, the film offers a unique, immersive account of one of the world's most dangerous and inaccessible areas — the "triangle of death" in central Iraq.
The film contains graphic images of violence. Viewer discretion is advised.
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/190094118
February 14, 6 p.m.
The Wait /// Special Mention at 14th Verzio
Emil Langballe / Denmark / 2016 / 58' / Danish, Pushto, Dari / English and Hungarian subtitles
She's smart, popular, and a natural talent on the soccer field, but 14-year-old Rokhsar is deeply distressed. Five years after fleeing Afghanistan for Denmark, she is still the only member of the family who can read and speak Danish, placing the burden of communicating with the authorities on her shoulders. Can a teenager bear such a difficult task?
The screening is supported by the Royal Embassy of Denmark.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdxdM-AiRR4
February 21, 6 p.m.
Jackson /// Impact Award at 14th Verzio
Maisie Crow / USA / 2016 / 92 min / English / English subtitles
Wrought with the racial and religious undertones of the Deep South, Jackson explores the dilemmas around abortion in America's Bible Belt through the stories of 3 women: April Jackson, a young mother of four faced with another unplanned pregnancy; Barbara Beaver, leader of the anti-abortion movement in Mississippi who runs the Center for Pregnancy Choices; and Shannon Brewer, the director of Jackson Women's Health Organization, the only remaining abortion clinic in the state.
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/205469001
February 28, 6 p.m.
The Trial /// Audience Award at 14th Verzio
Askold Kurov / Estonia, Poland, Czech Republic / 2017 / 71 min / Russian / English subtitle
Insight into the Kafkaesque trial of a Ukranian filmmaker sentenced to 20 years in prison by the Russian state machine.
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/203466374
March 7, 6 p.m.
Maya Zinshtein / Israel, United Kingdom, Ireland, Norway / 2016 / 87' / Hebrew, Russian, Chechen / English and Hungarian subtitles
After two Muslim players join the team, radically anti-Muslim Beitar Jerusalem F.C. fans engage in the most racist campaign in Israeli sport, sending the club spiraling out of control. One season in the life of this famed club tells the story of Israeli society, personal identity, politics, money, and how racism is destroying a team and society from within.
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/146790418
Co-organized by Verzio Film Foundation and Blinken OSA Archive.


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Librarians and media specialists, are you at the American Association of School Librarians (AASL)17th National Conference & Exhibition in Columbus, Ohio this weekend? If so, don't miss Julie Evans's TWO sessions tomorrow, November 6th:
We Got This – Integrating Digital Databases Within Classroom Instruction
11:20am – 12:20pm
Room C216
Julie Evans (Project Tomorrow), Victoria Jones (Westtown School), Elizabeth Cousins (The Shipley School)
Many school leaders report challenges in the integration of digital content within classroom instruction and yet school librarians and libraries are uniquely positioned to address these key challenges. We will present the results from a study and discuss findings with the librarians from two project high schools. Audience members will learn key strategies for integrating digital databases within classroom instruction, and how innovative librarianship can enhance both student and teacher outcomes. Modeling interactive learning, the audience will be polled throughout the session regarding their views on the outcomes using a Jeopardy style game format. The session supports the AASL strategic plan by demonstrating the relevancy of librarians within digital learning adoptions.
Enabling, empowering and engaging digital learning – the pivotal role of the school librarian in education transformation
4:30pm – 5:30pm
Room C213-214
Julie Evans (Project Tomorrow)
Since 2003, the Speak Up Research Project has polled 4 million K-12 students, educators and parents about their views on digital learning. A key finding from the resulting data has been the increasingly importance of curated digital content and in school mentoring to actualize the promise of technology to transform education. Enter the school librarian. In this interactive session, we will share new Speak Up findings that demonstrate the pivotal role of the school librarian in school and classroom adoption of digital content.
Will you be at our sessions? Give us a shoutout on twitter at @SpeakUpEd, @ProjectTomorrow, and @JulieEvans_PT! Be sure to include the #AASL15 hashtag in your tweets as well. See you there!


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Last week we decided to order from SPUD, a local organic grocery delivery service. We are getting another delivery again tomorrow. I am super excited about it and I wish we started doing this earlier!
Since I started on as a case study volunteer with a dear friend of mine, Rae-lynn, who is studying to become a nutritionist, we as a family have been trying to mostly eat unprocessed and organic. She is particularly interested in nutrition during pregnancy and post postpartum and one of my biggest complaints during pregnancy is how tired I am. Rae-lynn explained to me how when we are eating food with additives, pesticides, preservatives, you name it, our bodies have to work really hard to break down these chemicals or will even be confused about what to do with them. Our bodies are being overrun. Many of these chemicals will stay in the body being shuffled around from organ to organ because the body just doesn't know what to do with them. Sounds tiring.
Our family was already eating "happy meat" at home, since we stopped being vegetarians (I could write a whole other post about this), that's hormone free and organically raised, so it wasn't a big jump for us to start looking for organic everything else too.
The biggest reason we weren't eating organic everything already, was the price... We are willing to pay more for organic meat because we only eat meat up to twice a week at home. When I see cheap meat on sale that seems "too good to be true" my thoughts are: someone had to pay... meaning the poor animal, and probably the workers at the farm, processing/slaughterhouse, and grocery store. When I saw cheap produce I didn't care so much, but as Rae-lynn intelligently pointed out, you won't have to buy as much because organic food is REAL food: it is more nutritional and more satisfying.
After a week of eating about 80% organic all of the time I really noticed a difference with my energy levels. Also, I wasn't having any notorious pregnant lady uncontrollable cravings... no cravings at all actually. I was feeling very satisfied and my mood was even more controllable. YAY! So I'm definitely a believer. Organic makes a big difference.
We live in North Delta, so we don't have any big organic grocers like Choices, Capers, or Whole Foods (we lovingly call "Whole Paycheck") nearby. We have a small organic grocery store about 25 minutes from here and then a small selection of organic veggies and fruit at the regular old Save-on Foods and Superstore. I need to go to all three of these grocery stores to get enough organic groceries to last us for the week. It is time consuming, uneconomical (there is lots of driving) and really annoying to say the least.
One night, a couple weeks ago now, I started to look into getting a CSA share (Community Supported Agriculture). We really wanted to get one last year, but we were to late on the draw and couldn't find any farms who had shares left. There are lots available now though for this year! But, we couldn't find any that had a pick up location that was closer to us than White Rock... drive out to White rock every Sunday? No thanks... the other option was to become a "pick-up location" for other share holders of the program. This idea was tempting, but then I had visions of having to answer the door in my nighty with a new baby at my breast and Ezra running around naked when someone wanted to pick up their produce... no thank-you. Maybe we will look into this again when the kids are a bit older.
Then, I remembered about SPUD (Sustainable Produce Urban Delivery): a service that my employers at Pyrrha used to use. Pyrrha ordered fresh fruit for us, who worked in the studio, and I remembered really enjoying it. Pretty awesome employers, right? I checked out SPUD's website and found out that when they started, they were actually inspired by a CSA program. They only stock organic groceries, they concentrate and value supporting local farmers and other types of food suppliers which we do too! PLUS they offer free delivery on most orders (for us we need to order at least $50 worth from them to qualify).
I was able to order everything organic from SPUD that we need for the week, including milk, meat, snacks, bread alongside fresh fruits and veggies. Not only do I not have to haul my very pregnant self and toddler out to go to three different stores now, but we got everything delivered to our door packaged carefully in a reusable Rubbermaid bin.
Back to my biggest original concern about buying organic... it can be pricey. At SPUD, their prices are fairly competitive. I've compared and found that their meat is the same, if not a little cheaper than the closest local organic grocery store by our house. Their produce is priced similar to what I've found and the store, but I am assuming that once our local farmers are in growing season again this will get better since we plan on buying and eating produce that is in season to our area. I should also say, that the produce I got from SPUD was much nicer! It was fresher! Its probably because not as many people value organic in the area we live, but the produce in the stores here is always withered, and small.
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Why didn't I do this sooner? Is all I have to ask.


text: Software & Apps MS Office How to Print Multiple Slides on One Page in PowerPoint By Aaron Peters Writer Aaron Peters is a writer with Lifewire who has 20+ years experience in technology. His work appears in Linux Journal, MakeUseOf, and others. our editorial process Twitter LinkedIn Aaron Peters Updated July 21, 2019 With PowerPoint's Handouts feature, you can print multiple slides on a page. MS Office Powerpoint Word Excel Outlook Tweet Share Email When passing out copies of your PowerPoint presentation for the audience, printing multiple slides on one sheet of paper is the best way to go. Follow the steps below to print multiple PowerPoint slides. Note: Instructions in this article apply to Powerpoint 2016, 2013, 2010; PowerPoint for Mac, and PowerPoint 365/Online. How to Print Multiple Slides on One Page Starting on the Ribbon toolbar in PowerPoint, go to File > Print to find the various options for printing in PowerPoint. This section allows you to select your printer, the range of pages you want to print, and other options. See How to Print PowerPoint Slides to learn more about printing your slides. Note the second Full Page Slides drop-down under the Settings section. This allows you to select your print layout, including either Slides (such as the Notes Pages) or Handouts. We're interested in Handouts. There are options to include as many as nine slides on a single Handout sheet, much like the Slide Sorter view. Select one of the multi-slide options. PowerPoint Online is the same as the other versions of PowerPoint, but only contains a subset of the options the desktop versions do. Click the Print button to finish. That's it! By combining this with dual-sided printing, you can get up to 18 slides on a single sheet of paper!


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Video submissions have finally come to a close! 🙁 We will miss receiving all the lovely videos, but now it's time to pick the 2016 winners! Keeping…Read More »
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We all know that Windows 10 comes with built-in troubleshooters which can help you to fix issues occurring in different features. But what if you can not start or run these troubleshooters? Well, recently we faced this problem where the troubleshooting wizard quits and doesn't perform any operation when requested. Here is what it has to say:
An unexpected error has occurred. The troubleshooting wizard can't continue.
This may occur with any of the built-in troubleshooter present in your Windows 10. Rebooting the system is great idea after getting into this issue but it didn't helped us either. Running System File Checker or DISM commands may help. If the problem still can't be suppressed, you should try these fixes and see if they can help you:
FIX : "An Unexpected Error Has Occurred. The Troubleshooting Wizard Can't Continue." Error In Windows 10/8.1/8/7
FIX 1 – Using Services Snap-in
1. Press + R and type services.msc in the Run dialog box, hit Enter key to open Services snap-in.
2. In Services window shown below, make sure following services are running and have corresponding Startup type:
Diagnostic Policy Service – Automatic
Diagnostic Service Host – Manual
Diagnostic System Host – Manual
Once you set these services to their correct Startup type and running Status, close Services and make a reboot. After restating machine, you should be able to use troubleshooters without any error.
FIX 2 – Using Registry Editor
Registry Disclaimer: The further steps will involve registry manipulation. Making mistakes while manipulating registry could affect your system adversely. So be careful while editing registry entries and create a System Restore point first.
1. Press + R and put regedit in Run dialog box to open Registry Editor (if you're not familiar with Registry Editor, then click here). Click OK.
2. In the Registry Editor window, navigate to following registry key:
3. Right click on ScriptedDiagnostics registry key and select Delete and confirm the operation on prompt.
4. Similarly delete ScriptedDiagnosticsProvider registry key (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\ScriptedDiagnosticsProvider), which is located just below ScriptedDiagnostic registry key you deleted in previous step. Close Registry Editor and reboot to make changes effective.
The issue should no longer persist after your restart your computer.
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Should Renova go on before or after moisturizer?
I know this is confusing because you'll see it both ways depending on who you consult. Renova works well either way but I counsel my patients to wash, apply moisturizer, wait 5-10 minutes (brush your teeth, etc) and THEN do the Renova because it pretty much eliminates the problem of irritation. Irritation (redness andor flaking) is the main reason people stop using it. Renova provides the cosmetic effects we all love but it also helps to prevent skin cancers and normalize sun damaged skin cells. Dr. I


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TENNESSEAN GROUP / SEARCH: 2305 Eastland Ave Nashville, TN 37206
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Two lots for sale at the corner of Riverside Drive and Eastland Avenue in East Nashville. Close to Porter Road. 2.01 Acres Prime Development Area, currently zoned R10. Potential for mixed use or commercial rezoning. Property has a TVA easement on part of property. Level property with slight slope between the two lots. Existing home converted to church currently on property. 364 ft of road frontage on Eastland Ave., 201 ft of frontage on Riverside Drive.
Courtesy of: SilverPointe Properties
Office Phone: 615-771-7877
Listing Agent: Charles Lams
Updated: 4th April, 2020 3:14 AM.
2305 Eastland Ave Nashville, TN
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Summer has officially begun, so Annie and Chris are here to tell you what you should be reading--whether you're inside to escape the rain or outside with the sand and sun. Also, what happens when children become club promoters?
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April is often a bit hit and miss weather wise. In fact even Easter weekend this year was pretty windy and overcast. Last week though we had a mini bright spell in London and it was so perfectly timed as I had a shoot scheduled with super cute 10 month old Ella. As a family photographer Richmond, and the surrounding area, we headed to Richmond Park for our session which is ideal with it's array of logs, long grass and open space. I really do love doing family sessions in what is a such a fantastic spot.
Baby Ella was on fine form and gave us lots of smiles and laughs. Her Mummy and Daddy did a fine job of entertaining her! We had such a lovely couple of hours together in the sun. It was a great way for me to properly kick off my summer family sessions. If you like what you see, and would like some creative natural photos, do get in touch!
Here are a few of my favourites from our Richmond Park family photography shoot. Enjoy!
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Perfectly timed with the start of the season, while homeowners shop the aisles of The Home Depot readying their spaces for outdoor living, Behr Process Corporation introduces a redesigned Exterior Wood Care Centre. The transformed in-store resource allows consumers to not only find the right products for spring and beyond, but also learn about proper preparation and execution for exterior wood projects.
Behr and its new Exterior Wood Care Centre simplify the task of restoring, beautifying and protecting decks and other surfaces by focusing on three steps: preparation, colour selection and staining/finishing. In time for the summer months and the season of outdoor entertaining, the interactive shopping experience empowers homeowners to take on last-minute exterior projects, such as cracked, peeling or dull decks.
"Behr has completely redesigned the Exterior Wood Care Centre to provide consumers with the right tools to successfully tackle exterior wood care projects," said Scott Richards, Senior Vice-President of Marketing, Behr Process Corporation. "The new Exterior Wood Care Centre simplifies the process using three steps to ensure that homeowners feel confident and achieve a beautiful long-lasting finish."
Do-It-Yourselfers will want to explore the following features of the new Exterior Wood Care Centre:
- Interactive, Touch Screen Interface – The consumer is in control with WoodSmart by BEHR™ one of the central features. An easy-to-navigate monitor lets users scroll through detailed product pages, inspirational imagery, application videos and frequently asked questions. WoodSmart by BEHR can also be found online at behr.com.
- Optimized Colour Selection – A streamlined palette includes the best-selling and most relevant colours. From Redwood and Cedar Naturaltone to Woodland Green and Cape Cod Gray, consumers can choose from 60 custom wood stain colours. The size of Solid Colour and Semi-Transparent wood chips has been increased to help with colour differentiation.
- Visualization Tools – Users can digitally colourize a pre-set image of a deck, fence, siding, furniture or composite surface with any of Behr's stains or finishes to bring their vision of the ideal outdoor space to life.
- Easily Accessible Samples – Eight ounce stain samples are conveniently located at the bottom of the Exterior Wood Care Centre. Samples allow consumers to test colour and opacity before starting large projects and are ideal for small projects like bird feeders, mailboxes and kids' crafts.
- Enhanced Brochures – Updated Exterior Wood Stains & Finishes and Composite Deck & Fence Stain colour cards showcase "before and after" imagery, plus an illustration of wood condition so homeowners can find the right preparation system for their project.
As part of the effort to simplify the wood care experience and ensure proper preparation for projects, Behr has enhanced its suite of Exterior Wood Care products.
BEHR PREMIUM All-In-One Wood Cleaner has been reformulated to clean, brighten and remove mildew stains in a single step prior to applying wood stain or finish. Depending on the condition of the wood being treated, BEHR PREMIUM Wood Stain & Finish Stripper may be used as the first step in the prep process to remove peeling stains and finishes. BEHR PREMIUM All-In-One Wood Cleaner is then used to restore natural wood colour and condition wood to better receive new stains and finishes.
What's more, BEHR PREMIUM Exterior Weatherproofing Wood Stains and Finishes have been rebranded. Utilizing a penetrating advanced 100 percent acrylic resin formulated to protect decks, siding and fences year-round, the line includes:
- BEHR PREMIUM Solid Colour Weatherproofing Wood Stain – Reveals wood texture but conceals the grain, offering the most durable and long-lasting finish and vibrant colour. Hides blemishes, imperfections and signs of aging wood.
- BEHR PREMIUM Semi-Transparent Weatherproofing Wood Stain – Lets natural wood grain and texture show through and provides more durability than clear or wood-toned products. Adds subtle colour and is ideal for new or unstained surfaces.
- BEHR PREMIUM Transparent Weatherproofing Wood Finish – Adds colour to wood while enhancing the wood's natural beauty.
Behr's Exterior Wood Care line also features: BEHR Waterproofing Wood Stains & Finishes, BEHR Solid Colour House & Fence Wood Stain, and BEHR PREMIUM Transparent Log Home Gloss Finish.
Visitors to the Exterior Wood Care Centre can scan a QR code found on the back panel of the Exterior Wood Stains & Finishes colour card for a short video to learn more about the Behr Stains & Finishes program. For more information, including exterior how-to instructions, visit behr.com. To find and share tips and inspiration, fans can also "like" Behr on Facebook, follow Behr on Twitter and bookmark Behr's blog all about colour and design at colorfullybehr.com.


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Celiac Disease and the Etiology of Lymphocytic Duodenosis: A Prospective Study12/29/2010 - A team of researchers recently conducted a prospective study the etiology of lymphocytic duodenosis. Among their findings are that sixteen percent of patients with lymphocytic duodenosis have celiac disease.The research team was made up of I. Aziz, K. E. Evans, A. D. Hopper, D. M. Smillie, and D. S. Sanders. They are affiliated with the Department of Gastroenterology at Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield, UK.The study came in response to earlier retrospective studies that have suggested different connections with lymphocytic duodenosis, indicating that patients with this condition should not be diagnosed with celiac disease, solely by histology.Lymphocytic duodenosis is marked by normal villous architecture and less than 25 intraepithelial lymphocytes (IELs) per 100 enterocytes. For their study, the team thoroughly evaluated one hundred patients with lymphocytic duodenosis for celiac disease and other aspects associatedwith lymphocytic duodenosis by using initial celiac blood screens, and excluding the presence of infection. Of thirty-four patients with unexplained lymphocytic duodenosis, twenty-nine underwent repeat duodenal biopsies following a gluten challenge. biopsy results showed that 16% of patients with lymphocytic duodenosis had celiac disease. Once celiac disease was accounted for, the factors most commonly association with lymphocytic duodenosis were as follows: drugs were a factor in twenty-one percent of lymphocytic duodenosis patients; infection was a factor in nineteen percent, immune dysregulation was a factor in four percent, inflammatory bowel disease and microscopic colitis in two percent each, sarcoidosis and IgA deficiency in one percent of cases, respectively. Of thirty-four patients with no known associations, eighteen showed symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Of twenty-nine patients examined with repeat duodenal biopsies, the IEL count returned to normal in twenty-two patients.The study results show that known associations can be found in sixty-six percent of cases of lymphocytic duodenosis.Importantly, sixteen percent will have celiac disease. In cases of lymphocytic duodenosis with no apparent cause, there may be a connection with IBS. In such cases the IEL count returns to normal on repeat biopsy in seventy-six percent.Source:Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 2010 Dec;32(11-12):1392-7. =http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1365-2036.2010.04477.x/abstract


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Crew Chief Alec Charles Enders AKA Ace has two passions: Serving his country and putting out fires. As an Air Forces Fire Protection Specialist, Ace has seen his fair share of infernos from fires in the sky, to chemical buildings, and even forest fires. While running into a burning building is no big deal for him, he dreads the call. He understands the devastation and destruction fires can cause, not to mention the loss of life as he lost his first girlfriend to a fire while in high school.
His job is get people out of the fire and contain it at the same time. So, when he watches a car crash unfold while on leave, he jumps into action. He's prepared to do what it takes to save the young women in the car…
And protect his heart from the burning desire she awakes in his soul.
While heading home to help her mother with a legal problem, Lexi Aberdean is T-Boned and her car bursts into flames. Lucky for her, a good Samaritan saves her life and now all she wants to do is find a way to repay him. Only, he wants nothing to do with her. That is until a series of unexplained events, including a fire, makes Lexi believe the accident was no accident at all.


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You can be dangerous as archer too, but you have to do more, to be dangerous than on other classes. To be dangerous as the archer in 1vs1 or 3vs3 you need a lot of experience and training. There are other classes which are more dangerous with less experience and training. For example, warriors and slayers have a sick mobility, dmg and nearly everything you need for a strong class. Brawlers and lancers have a sick defense and since patch sick dmg too.
Archer is an older class, with an older design which is in serious need of some buffs or enhancements. It 'can' still be great both PvP and PvE… But the qualifier on that relies even more heavily on the player utilizing the skillset and playstyle than pretty much any other class.
At its most basic level, the class does reasonably well as a DPS… Nothing too outstanding, but still not quite the worst in most situations. It kinda sits at a sort of happy (possibly boring), no pressure middle just using a 4-5 skill rotation. But that is essentially where the class has its biggest setback. Unlike a source who has to remain stationary when doing heavy damage, or the gunner who still needs to remain at close range, at higher levels the archer has the mobility to do hit and run and still keep up consistent damage. You don't do enough spike damage to pull aggro (even before they buffed tanks) so the amount of dodging you have to do with bosses tends to only be related to room mechanics or whatever ranged projectile gets sent your way. Because of this lack of pressure, and the fact that the archer usually tends to be off, away from the party, there isn't that big demand for skillfulness that you have with other classes.
To kinda define it further, generalizing the majority of players; while the Tank and Healer are the kids who study hard in school to ace every test or else dealing with angry parents (party members), the slayer, zerker, and most the other DPS classes being those kids who make an honest effort now and then make the B honor roll just so they don't have anyone complain, and to maybe bring home a trophy every now and then, the Archer tends to be the kid who sleeps in, occasionally does their homework when they absolutely have to, and tends to be fine with a good C average, and nobody really cares either way unless they really screw up. That's not to say that there aren't Archers out there that make the A or B honor roll, just that the pressure to maintain that isn't really there, and most don't even recognize it when it happens.
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Several things stuck with me from our conversation with Alenna.
Her forthcoming book, "Happy Endings", is a collection of stories and perspectives about break-ups and divorces which were warm and healthy and communicative – in which everyone involved celebrates that their lives are so much the better for having had the connection in the first place, and in which the exes are still friends. I often talk about how we need more visible narratives like this, and I am so glad she is writing this book.
The second thing that I really carry with me is how she is trying to shift the conversation around "alternative" and "normal" sexuality by eradicating the use of the term alternative, which is commonly used to describe sex acts other than vanilla sex and relationships other than the strictly monogamous. In her view (and mine!), there is not really any such thing as alternative in this discourse because each person's sexuality is totally normal for them. I'm inspired to think harder about how I use the concept of "alternative", and how that usage may be perpetuating some stigma and shame around parts of my own, and many other peoples' identities and preferences.
Another big part of Alenna's mission is to facilitate meaningful dialogue across the sexuality spectrum, or sexuality galaxy, as she put it. This is another thing very close to my heart. It is so easy to claim space as either straight or gay, or even queer or gay, either polymorous or swinger, either kinky or not kinky, either ethically slutty or asexual. It it much harder to acknowledge and embrace how all of our struggles and grievances are connected. But in doing the latter, we might realize what amazing collective power we hold; we're all in this together!
I think it is easy for the idea of sex positivity to be misunderstood and misconstrued – as though it is rooted in the notion that simply having more sex is a better way to be. But as I see it, and as I believe Alenna sees it as well, sex positivity just means sex and sexuality that stems from a place of wholeness rather than a place of shame. There's much more to say about the complexity of the term, and I would need to spend more time with the Center to learn about to what extent it s fulfilling its mission, but I am galvanized by Alenna's views, and I am so grateful that we get to be in conversation with her.


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The holidays are over – and that pit in your stomach that you thought had gone away has resurfaced. It appears you're not alone.
According to the results of the latest Monster Singapore poll conducted between December and January, 85% of respondents aren't happy in their current jobs. Only 7% said they love their current job while 8% remained undecided.
The sudden jostle for new jobs doesn't come as a surprise in a competitive market where costs and workloads are constantly increasing even as roles are becoming redundant.
Money talksSingapore continues to hold the title of the world's most expensive city to live in. Rising transportation, housing and utilities costs have led to a sharp increase in living costs and as a result many people view jobs solely as a way to make ends meet. Now more than ever, money is a huge consideration for people thinking of switching jobs—no matter how much they love their company.
It goes beyond money too. In order to attract the right talent, companies are realising they need to sweeten the deal with perks and benefits. This could be anything from a huge sign-on bonus, a flexible work schedule or even free parking.
Slowing economy doesn't deterA slowing economy contributed to an increase in unemployment figures in the island nation last year. Layoffs also reached a peak in 2016, making it comparable to the 2009 financial crisis. All of this impacted morale considerably, but things are beginning to perk up—while global companies continue to be cautious, local firms are on a hiring spree. According to the latest Monster Employment Index, a monthly guage of online job posting activity, Singapore saw a 1% growth year-on-year in December 2016, with IT, Telecom and BPO jobs registering the most-notable growth. Sanjay Modi, MD of Monster attributed this improvement to Singapore's private sector and higher foreign demand for local goods and services.
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What if you knew more about your email subscribers and what they're interested in buying? Or where they are located? Or how often they'd like to receive messages from you so you don't barrage them to the point of unsubscription? Is there some space-age software that can help you accomplish this?
While predictive learning and personalization tools exist for the web and are pretty amazing, simply asking your customers who, what, when and how often can do the job. This post looks at 3 ways of collecting email subscriber info, with ideas for how you can let customers self-segment upon sign up.
Simple Box
The simple email sign up box is very common on ecommerce sites, it's nothing more than an empty field and a call to action button to "Subscribe," "Sign Up" (or "Submit," ick). Simple sign up boxes can fade into the background of your design, often taking a backseat to "Like us on Facebook" requests. Can you spot the sign up below?
What's worse, they don't allow for any segmentation – every subscriber is added to the same list (though they may be segmented based on their behavior after the fact) – but you lose the opportunity to find out who they are and what they're interested in. You also can't personalize emails or subject lines with subscribers' names.
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Segmentation does not need to be complicated. It truly depends on what your email marketing is all about. There's no use collecting favorite breakfast cereal if you're never going to craft campaigns around that data.
ASOS preserves the simplicity of the Simple Box, but allows for a segmentation of male or female:
Similarly, you may include 2 buttons for "business" and "personal" emails (or whatever is relevant to your business). Keep in mind anything more than 2 buttons may get confusing and not look clickable anymore. Office Depot uses check boxes in a short sign up form, which is another option.
Preferences Center
While you can have a separate preferences center even if you use "simple" or "box plus," subscribers are more likely to give you this information up-front than later on in their relationship with you. Examples:
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Of course, the more complex your form, the less likely a user is to complete it. Attention should be paid to, like in any form design, asking for only what's important, using a BIG call to action and placing the call to action within the user's eye flow. i.e. you shouldn't need to point the user to the call to action…
No matter which format you choose, ensure the choice is based on your email marketing strategy – design the form according to the segments you create campaigns for. A bonus tip: if you plan on adding segmentation questions to your email sign up box/form, make sure you contact existing subscribers and ask them to update their preferences in a preference center (landing page) as well. Not all will respond, but you can still glean more about your existing subscribers than doing nothing.
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Dangerous Interference by BJ Wane
Date of Publication: January 6, 2017
Randy and Nash make it quite clear to Alena they expect her to avoid interfering with their work, and when she defies them one time too many she earns herself a painful, embarrassing spanking. The humiliating punishment ignites a powerful desire in Alena, and despite her sore backside she finds herself yearning to be mastered more thoroughly.
The two stern, handsome lawmen agree to share Alena, and soon enough she is begging for more. But when Alena's continued meddling in the investigation puts her life in grave danger, will Randy and Nash be able to protect her?
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I live in the Midwest with my husband and our two dogs. I love dogs, enjoy spending time with my daughter, babysitting dogs and kids, reading and working puzzles. We have traveled extensively throughout the states, Canada and just once overseas, but I much prefer being homebody. I worked for a while writing articles for a local magazine but soon found my interest in writing for myself peaking. My first book was strictly spanking erotica, but I slowly evolved to writing erotic romance with an emphasis on spanking. My favorite genre to read is Romantic Suspense.


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Apples are once again at the top spot of the Environmental Working Group's 2014 Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce. This makes the fourth year in a row that conventional apples were declared the dirtiest fruit or vegetable based on their pesticide load. Last week, the EWG released an apple report that revealed that the most common pesticide found on conventional apples in the U.S. (diphenylamine, known as DPA) is banned in the EU due to health concerns.
Here's the entire list of the Dirty Dozen, the 12 conventionally grown fruits and vegetables found to have the highest pesticide load.
- Apples
- Strawberries
- Grapes
- Celery
- Peaches
- Spinach
- Sweet bell peppers
- Nectarines – imported
- Cucumbers
- Cherry tomatoes
- Snap peas – imported
- Potatoes
How can shoppers use this list to help them make choices when buying produce? By understanding which fruits and vegetables have a higher pesticide load, consumers can choose which produce to buy organic or from farmers they trust to farm with as few chemicals as possible. If they don't have the extra money in their budget to buy organic produce, they can opt to choose the conventional produce items at the bottom of the list, known as the Clean Fifteen. Here are the items on that list.
- Sweet potatoes
- Cauliflower
- Cantaloupe
- Grapefruit
- Eggplant
- Kiwi
- Papaya
- Mangoes
- Asparagus
- Onions
- Sweet peas – frozen
- Cabbage
- Pineapples
- Sweet corn
- Avocados
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|An entry from Alternate Roads: Paul S. Cilwa's Truck Drivin' Journal
Sunday, April 6, 2003
I don't like to awaken to the alarm clock. I've studied the human sleep cycle a bit, and experts agree that if you have to be awakened, you didn't get enough sleep. People can build up a sleep deficit of up to 14 hours; after that, it comes out of your health and creativity. I don't have enough of either to spare; so I make sure I get enough sleep.
And why do they call it an "alarm" clock, anyway? Who wants to be alarmed when they awaken? I'd rather buy a "gentle awakening" clock, if I could ever find one.
Anyway, having arranged to pick up my loaded trailer this morning instead of last night, I saw no reason to hurry. I had breakfast, finished the drive to Salt Lake City and the shipper, dropped off the empty, coupled to the loaded trailer, and was on my way. I probably hit the highway about one o'clock, with a 771 mile drive ahead of me. Too much for one day; but the scheduled delivery wasn't until tomorrow at 3 pm.
And the day was bright and beautiful, just as the weather radio had promised. I popped a Lord Peter Wimsey murder mystery into the cassette player and drove.
It wasn't long, though, before the weather began a repeat of the wintry blasts of the previous night. I had to turn the tape off to concentrate. It wasn't weather like I'd ever seen before. I've lived in Vermont, Virginia, Oklahoma, Florida and more; I've experienced hurricanes, tornadoes, thundershowers, and blizzards.
It always tickled me, as a kid watching Star Trek and Lost in Space, that the writers found it necessary to invent extraterrestrial weather. The characters would invariably be on a planet earthlike enough to support human life without space suits; yet it never just rained or snowed—they had to have "magnetic storms" or "ionic turbulence".
This weather, though, looked as unearthly as anything the Robinsons ever had to contend with. There would be a dense cloud surrounding the truck, blasting it with icy sleet and blanketing it with fog, while at the edges of my vision I could make out the sun shining on distant mountains.
And, of course, it slowed me up. I began to wonder if I'd be able to make an on-time delivery at all. I began to worry that I couldn't even make Reno, my planned night stop, before I ran out of hours for the day.
I sent messages to Customer Service explaining the situation. Ray, a Customer Service guy I'd worked with before and liked, apologized for the fact that the customers weren't actually open on Sunday; but he urged me to drive safely and let the regular daytime folks handle rescheduling in the morning.
I appreciated his concern but I've never understood why people tell truck drivers to "drive safely." Everyone does it, even other truck drivers. Even clerks taking my money at truck stops, where I've just bought a quart of Diet Coke in a mug and the Warehouse Bag of Cheetoes, will remind me to "drive safely." As if I had planned to drive unsafely, and this little reminder would cause me to rethink that approach. Meanwhile, my real danger—that of swelling to the size of the Hindenburg from all that soda and snack food—is never addressed.
Would a woman leaving a dress store appreciate being advised to "dress stylishly" on her way out the door? What would that make her question her purchases? Should folks leaving a tobacconist's be reminded to "inhale shallowly"? Why not instruct a shopper about to leave the grocery store with their bags of hot dogs, buns, mustard and beer, to "eat nutritiously"?
Anyway, as I said, I did appreciate Ray's concern; and I understood that he was really telling me it was okay with him that I put my own safety ahead of concern for the timely delivery of the load.
It was wrapping paper, for heaven's sake. I do not intend to die for wrapping paper.
I did get a chuckle shortly after crossing the Nevada border from Utah. It was a highway exit sign for a place called "Independence Valley". A second, smaller, sign shared the signpost: "Prison Area," it said. "Hitchhiking Prohibited." Now, that, I thought, is a textbook example of irony.
Driving the truck, and being required to read all the signs (some actually have instructions for trucks), we truck drivers encounter a lot of bizarre juxtapositions in signage. They aren't all ironic; some seem sarcastic, some are wry, and some just plain eerie. But I like the ironic ones the best. A famous one is on California's Highway 99, just south of Sacramento. To appreciate it, though, you have to know that truckers use a lot of euphemisms, and one is "hammer lane", which is the passing lane on the highway. It's named that because, when you are trying to pass a car, you have to "hammer" the accelerator all the way to the floor. Another thing you have to know is that California has very strict rules regarding which lanes a truck is allowed to be in. With rare exceptions, in California, trucks are not allowed to be in the passing lane.
So, now you'll get the joke. On Highway 99 is an exit sign for a street actually called "Hammer Lane". And, on the same signpost, is a smaller sign: "Trucks Not Allowed".
Continuing on between blasts of winter blizzard and sunny, clear air, I spotted another sign, a billboard. This one advertised the approaching town of Battle Mountain. The sign bragged that, according to the Washington Post, it had been named the "Armpit of America". It then urged me to make Battle Mountain my "pit stop". Not ironic, but certainly wry.
The sign originally caught my attention with its beautiful painting of a cowboy on a bucking horse. There was nothing else on the sign to suggest that Battle Mountain had anything to do with cowboys or horses, other than the fact that it was in Nevada, and Nevada has known its share of cowboys and horses. But if that was the only justification, they could as legitimately used a painting of a dead settler with hands frozen to the reins.
Which thought brought me back to my predicament. As night fell, the patches of blizzard and spring weather continued to alternate. Not even the chat over the CB in Winnemucca, of a professional lady trying to convince a trucker that he should take advantage of her establishment's "four acres of truck parking!" and varied personal services could keep my mind off the endurance run to Reno.
I did make it. I pulled into Alamo Joe's about 11 pm, parked, and went to sleep.
Monday, April 7, 2003
I awoke about 7 am, fueled and took a shower before leaving. I pulled out just about 9. I knew I wouldn't have time to make Half Moon Bay, California, by 3 pm; but it had been clear yesterday that we'd have to reschedule that arrival.
However, about 9:30 my cell phone rang. It was Debbie, my dispatcher. "Why aren't you moving?" she cried in distress. "You have to be in Half Moon by 1500, and you aren't going to make it!"
She had brought up two points in one sentence, and both needed addressing. This always throws me. "I am moving," I said.
"The computer shows you standing still for ten hours," she stated.
"Well, I'm not," I insisted. "Can't you hear the road noise over the phone?"
"The computer shows you standing still," she maintained.
"Well, I'm not," I insisted again. "And I know I can't make the delivery on time; I sent a load of messages to that effect yesterday."
"Hold on," she said. In a moment, another voice, a man's, replaced hers.
"It's Yancy," he said. I didn't know him, though I'd seen his nameplate in the Operating Center. He wasn't my dispatcher's boss and I had no idea why he was talking to me. "You sat still this morning for two hours. If you miss your delivery, Customer Service will call it a service exception."
Service exceptions are serious. They cancel a driver's bonus; they even kill his passenger privileges. I didn't want a service exception.
"I sent messages all day yesterday that they would have to reschedule," I pointed out.
"But you sat still for two hours after your break. You didn't move for ten hours."
"Yes, I did. I'm moving now." And I wish I was dragging you behind me, you twit, I thought.
"But you only have five hours of driving to do," he said. "Why can't you get there by 3 pm?"
Oh, so that's what it's about, I thought. The message I had sent with the estimated time of arrival. "It's only five hours of driving," I said, "if you live on the fantasy world where there's no traffic in San Francisco." This is an ongoing peeve of mine. Schneider has one, simple formula they use for all situations: 50 mph. It doesn't matter that you are driving in a snowstorm, through rush-hour traffic in L.A., or up the Grapevine trying to pull a heavy load with one of their underpowered tractors.
"If you had trip-planned," Yancy chided, "you would have known you needed the extra time and would have left earlier."
"I couldn't leave before my break was over," I said.
"But you've waited over two hours after your break!" he insisted.
"No, I didn't!" I cried. "I'm moving now!"
"The tracking system doesn't lie," he said.
And my cell phone chose that moment to disconnect us. I swear, I did not help it do so. But it was just as well.
I spent the next hours fuming. The issue was, I had driven in the Bay Area on several previous occasions and I knew I would need about three extra hours, in addition to the mathematically-correct five, to reach Half Moon Bay. If I'd left at exactly the moment my break ended, I'd still be an hour late. So, why kill myself? I took a shower. Sue me.
I knew what he was trying to do. He was trying to goad me into speeding. I could make up the lost time by driving 64 mph before I got to the Bay Area, even though in California the truck speed limit was 55. If I got a ticket, of course, he would deny having said any such thing. And, in fact, he didn't. But he didn't tell me to "drive safely," either.
I determined I would not speed, or do anything else differently. I would get there when I got there. If I wound up with a service exception, I would bring it before the Fair and Equitable Committee.
Except, a miracle occurred. There was no traffic in San Francisco. I sailed through town on I-80, then US 101, then I-280, without having to so much as slow down except once to pay a toll.
Half Moon Bay is on the edge of the Pacific, and the approach to it is beautiful. I must admit I got a little nervous at the turnoff for route 92, where the sign says "Trucks Not Advised." The road itself, was a winding, hilly country road you might use to try out your new Mazeratti. But I made it to the consignee without incident…and two minutes before 3 pm.
The annoying thing was, Debbie was now going to be convinced that all my talk about heavy traffic slowing me up is untrue. And, as far as I knew, Yancy still thought I was in a non-moving truck in Reno.
The consignee turned out to be a fertilizer company. And Yancy, whoever he was, was ready to give me a service exception for not getting wrapping paper to a fertilizer company on time.
If that isn't irony, I don't know what is.


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Water tests for June and July can be examined here.
Water samples are taken at Echo Cove, Gregory Island, Lakeshore Drive, and the boat ramp. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health accepts an E. coli count up to 235 per 100 mL in fresh water bathing areas. The eight samples tested from Chebacco Lake ranged from <1 to 12. Great news once again!
FYI, the Essex Board of Health handles the testing at Centennial Grove.
Newsletter Topics: Updates from Around the Lake. Details on the July Fourth Boat Parade. New Fishing Regulations for 2012. Ecological Landscaping.
From the June 2011 newsletter:
Start planning for our annual July 4th boat parade on Monday, July 4. Be a part of the fun! Show your creativity! Gather your family and friends and join the parade.
The parade will start at 1 pm, at Centennial Grove and proceed around the entire lake, passing the judging area, and ending back at the Grove for awards. Impress Judge Judy!
A prize will be given to each boat entry, and special awards will be given for most patriotic, best in show and most original. Last year each entry received a gift certificate to either The Weathervane or The Farm!
If you're planning a July 4th cookout, make the boat parade part of your fun!
View the pdf here: Newsletter for June 2011
In this issue:
- Are you planning for the July 4th Boat Parade!? See parade details.
- The Essex Music Festival will be held August 27 at Centennial Grove.
- President Sue McLaughlin traces the rise and decline of the cabomba weed in the lake, noting mitigation steps residents can take.
- Robyn Kanter's Designing with Nature column discusses the tree problem caused by winter moth catapillars.
- The Eastern Railroad was an amazing driver of the local economy a century ago. Loaded with photos, Keith Symmes' history appears in the Yesteryear section.
- Also: Water level monitoring goes hi-tech. Another disappointing alewife season. Fresh water mussels keep the water clean. And more.
In 2009, our local stimulus package was the filming on Chebacco Lake of Grownups, creating opportunity for area businesses as well as lake residents who joined the cast as extras.
After much technological hullabaloo, I've managed to make a set of screen captures of the movie emphasizing two aspects: scenes on or about the lake and scenes that include local extras (the big July 4th basketball game at the end of the movie).
If you have other photos you'd like added to our PhotoGallery, please send them along.
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From the June 2011 newsletter:
Once again this spring, the Association participated in the annual alewife count coordinated by Peter Phippen of Eight Towns and the Bay. We sent observers to the Apple Street bridge on the weekends in April and May looking for alewife coming upstream to spawn in Chebacco Lake. Sadly, despite over 30 sessions, no alewife were spotted, suggesting that this year's alewife population is probably down again.
Locally, we strive to keep Alewife Brook clear of any obstructions preventing the alewife run. Last summer, for example, Association volunteers worked with the Department of Marine Fisheries cutting back vegetation and removing debris. Nevertheless, it may be that the declining alewife population is a product of over-fishing in the Atlantic fisheries. Association Board Member Chuck Bencal, who works in the industry, reports that colossal fishing ships have been netting mackerel and herring for over a decade. Marine Fisheries has recently documented that lake herring schools (alewife) have been netted right alongside ocean herring. Fortunately, Marine Fisheries and NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) have dramatically cut the allowable quota for this year. Hopefully, we'll see the alewife population rebound in the years ahead.
From the June 2011 newsletter:
Is the lake too high? Too low? How much rain produces flooding? Are beavers and vegetation choking Alewife Brook? Despite how critical water level management has become, until now, lake level monitoring has been more anecdotal than empirical. This year though, we're taking a giant leap into the modern age: the Association has purchased and installed a water level data logger that will record the lake's water level every hour to the nearest quarter-inch. Downloaded to a PC and matched up with public precipitation data, we'll be able to record fluctuations during the year and changes over time.
I was recently in communication with Todd Lyon who sells aerial photos. He has several in his inventory of Chebacco Lake so I thought I'd post the link here in case any CLWA members are looking for a print for their home.
You can view the photos and reach Todd at http://theflyinglyon.com/
If you know of other aerial photos that might be available, please leave a comment below.


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The Pharmacy Guild of Australia, Queensland Branch has acquired funding as part of the Queensland Government's Advancing Queensland: An Age-Friendly Community Grants Program to enable pharmacies to become dementia friendly.
15 May 2019
Congratulations to our CP2025 competition entrant TerryWhite Chemmart Rosny Park, Tasmania, which have won a $2000 transformation package for their pharmacy.
15 May 2019
Nominations for the 2019 Pharmacy Guild of Australia/Maxigesic Pharmacy Assistant of the Year Award (PATY) close on 24 May 2019 with the winner to be announced at the Pharmacy Assistant National Conference on 12 October 2019 in Brisbane.
1 May 2019
A program to advance pharmaceutical workforces in countries around the world has been launched by the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP).
17 April 2019
The National Men's Health Strategy 2020-2030 has been released to provide a framework for action to work towards the goal that every man and boy in Australia is supported to live a long, fulfilling and healthy life.
20 March 2019
The announcement by the Minister for Health Greg Hunt of Flannery's Pharmacy in Forbes, NSW, as 2019 Guild Pharmacy of the Year was a highlight of the recent APP2019 conference and exhibition.
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20 March 2019
The concept of community pharmacies transitioning into community health hubs is strongly supported by the Council of Pharmacy Schools of Australia and New Zealand.
23 January 2019
The provision of in-home pharmacy services is an area most community pharmacies need to examine as a potential for future growth.
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23 January 2019
A dedicated site where the community pharmacy industry can connect and grow through mentoring has been launched by the Pharmacy Guild of Australia..
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23 January 2019
The national My Health Record opt-out period which commenced in July 2018 will conclude on 31 January 2019, and shortly after My Health Records will be created for most patients.
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