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Free Yoga! Donations to Benefit Camp Cheerful
Our weekly Free Yoga Happy hour class is this Friday 8/26/16 from 6 PM to 7 PM. Class is free, but a minimum $5 donation is recommended. Every week we will pick another worthy charity.
Donations for this week's class will go to Camp Cheerful. Outdoor Recreation for Children with Disabilities & Autism Find out more
In 1947, the Achievement Centers' Camp Cheerful, located in Strongsville, Ohio, opened as Ohio's first camp with recreation programs for children with disabilities. Today, more than 60 years later, children and adults with physical, developmental, medical and sensory disabilities continue to enjoy and benefit from typical camp activities in a barrier-free environment. At Camp Cheerful, children and adults with disabilities participate in a variety of recreational activities that encourage confidence and independence, and create opportunities for lifelong friendships while having fun and improving their quality of life
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- This fun, free, all-levels hot, power yoga class is dedicated to a worthy cause and provides a space and opportunity for the students of Modern Yoga to socialize.
- 100% of all donations for Class attendance will go directly to the featured weekly charity.
- Free Refreshments will be offered after the class or BYOB.
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In this current economic climate businesses are not in a position to waste money. Our customers realise that to achieve results we need not only look at their bills but also other areas of the business.
At present, employees who currently manage these costs cannot be expected to be an expert in all of these areas. They often find that because of relationships with old suppliers who the company have known for years it is not possible to achieve the best price. There are also internal reasons, bias and time restraints that prevent businesses from managing their cost in an optimum way.
The Ideal Group have years of industry experience and constantly speak to suppliers saving businesses thousands each year giving value and profit back to you with minimal disruption to your daily business.

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This morning Facebook announced the release of several new tools to help users stay safe while using the site. Soon, users will be able to enable two factor authentication to add an additional layer of security to logins. HTTPS browsing has been improved, and the anti-bullying social reporting tool has been rolled out more areas of the site. Facebook has also redesigned the Family Safety Center to be more visually oriented and easy to navigate.
With such a large user base and open Platform, safety issues are inevitable, so Facebook is trying provide as many preventative tools and resources as possible.
In January, Facebook began allowing users to browse the site over a secure HTTPS connection. Facebook recently noted that 9.6 million users are now browsing with HTTPS. However, third-party applications must specify a secure canvas or tab URL, otherwise users are shown a roadblock indicating they'd have to be switched to an HTTP connection to use the app. If users accepted the switch then navigated away from the app, they would still be using HTTP. Now Facebook will automatically return users to HTTPS whenever they finish using an app that doesn't support it.
Facebook Adds Two Factor Authentication for Login and Redesigns Family Safety Center
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Big Creek High School Class Reunions
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If you are an alumn of Big Creek High you should register now in the alumni directory. We also encourage you to interact with the rest of the alumni on this site. You can find old friends, share photos and stay updated on the latest school news.
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CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - Feb. 13, 2015) -
Canoe Financial LP (the "Manager" or "Canoe") has completed the first closing for the initial public offering (the "Offering") of limited partnership units ("Units") of Canoe 2015 Flow- Through LP (the "Partnership") in each of the provinces of Canada, except Quebec. The Partnership issued 411,430 class CDE Units and 571,325 class CEE Units at $25.00 per Unit for gross proceeds of $24,568,875. A second closing is scheduled to occur on or about March 27, 2015.
The Partnership's investment objective is to provide limited partners with exposure to quality tax-advantaged energy investments of one or both of its two separate investment portfolios: (i) one consisting primarily of Canadian Development Expense ("CDE") flow-through shares of resource companies (the "Class CDE Portfolio"); and (ii) one consisting primarily of Canadian Exploration Expense ("CEE") flow-through shares of resource companies (the "Class CEE Portfolio", and together with the Class CDE Portfolio, the "Investment Portfolios"). The Partnership provides investors with the choice of investing in either the Class CDE Portfolio or the Class CEE Portfolio or a combination of both, allowing investors to target their specific investment requirements.
The Investment Portfolios will be managed by Canoe Financial LP, a Calgary-based investment management firm with approximately $2.7 billion in assets under management. Canoe's personnel have experience investing in and operating oil and natural gas companies as well as financing and structuring energy-related transactions. On or before June 30, 2017, the Partnership intends to complete an exchange transaction on a tax-deferred basis with Canoe 'GO CANADA!'® Fund Corp. or with another designated Canoe mutual fund.
The Offering is being conducted by a syndicate of agents co-led by Scotiabank, CIBC and RBC Capital Markets and includes BMO Capital Markets, National Bank Financial Inc., TD Securities Inc., Canaccord Genuity Corp., Desjardins Securities Inc., GMP Securities L.P. and Raymond James Ltd. (collectively, the "Agents").
This Offering is only made by prospectus. The prospectus contains important detailed information about the securities being offered. Copies of the prospectus may be obtained from any of the Agents listed above or on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Investors should read the prospectus before making an investment decision. These securities will not be offered for sale to residents of the United States.
About Canoe Financial LP
Founded in 2008, Canoe Financial LP is an investment management firm focused on building financial wealth for Canadians. Canoe is one of Canada's fastest-growing independent mutual fund companies and manages approximately $2.7 billion in assets across a diversified range of award-winning mutual funds, flow-through limited partnerships and private energy equity products. Canoe has expanded from its Calgary head office to across Canada, including a significant presence in Toronto and offices in Vancouver, Winnipeg and Ottawa. To learn more about Canoe Financial and its investment products, visit www.canoefinancial.com.
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Since I'm petite up top, the neckline went dangerously low and was showing off stuff it should not. I have this problem constantly but I finally came up with a good solution! Simply sew around the neckline with elastic thread. This cinches it right up and allows for some much needed modesty.
Next, I cut about 5 inches off the sleeves. This provided material for the flowers and gave the top 3/4 length sleeves. The great thing about working with jersey is that it won't fray so you don't need to worry about hems. I then cut lumpy squares, pinched them into flower shapes, nested them into another pinched square, pinned them in place and sewed them on one after another, like this.
When sewing them on, I just pointed the flowers on their side and sewing the tips as shown below. They will naturally fall down and 'blossom' from the weight of the material.
THIS TUTORIAL helped me but I did a much sloppier faster technique that involved no hand-sewing (Who has the patience or time? Not I. Scarlett is my sleeping time bomb).
Not bad for $5, huh? I love the end result and it was quite rewarding to transform a boring tee into something quite fun.


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You guys. I just discovered that my iPhone fits in the key pocket in my new lululemon pants and it has changed my life.
I've been doing a lot of walking lately which is starting to really feel great. This does not mean that I necessarily feel motivated to do said walking and sometimes I have to "fake it till I make it." Often that means sliding into my Lulu Lemon reversible, moisture-wicking stretch pants that cost as much as a nice dinner out with my husband, and prancing around my house until the spandex has fooled my brain into thinking I am a person who exercises. Some days I'll spend hours in them until I've caught enough glimpses of my lululemon pants-shaped-ass to feel motivated to sweat. If you don't know what I'm talking about, please head immediately to the nearest luluemon and try on a pair of their pants. They will give you a great ass. There's a reason they can charge so much for those pants. I don't care how much yoga you do. Your ass will look better in a pair of lululemon stretch pants. I'd bet my bubble butt on it.
I was already on board with these pants. But when I recently tucked my house key into what I thought was a tiny key-pocket and realized that it was much bigger than I thought it was, my heart skipped a beat. Could it be true? What else would fit in there? Would my phone fit in there? Surely my 1st generation Nano would fit, but my iPhone? I held my breath as I attempted to slide it in. It fit. With the headphones in. And I'll do you one better–my pants didn't fall down on the walk. I thought for sure my heavy iPhone would make my pants fall down. But not in my lululemon pants. Nosiree.
I swear to you. The world looks different now. My legs feel stronger, my stomach flatter and there's a pep in my step when I step out in these pants. If all my stretch pants came from Lulu Lemon I think my life would be complete.
So thank you lululemon athletica. I know I am late to discover your genius. It took me a long time to get over the ridiculous cost of your pants simply in the name of a cute ass. But you made a pocket that fits my phone AND you made my ass look cute.
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2015 Subaru WRX STI GRC
Remember that odd Subaru teaser image that we showed you just before the 2014 New York Auto Show? Well, as predicted, this teaser was of the RedBull Global Rallycross car that is set to run in the 2014 season. Too bad though, we were really hoping for a special-edition 2015 Subaru WRX STI, but this is still pretty darn cool.
This rally machine is a unique-looking car that comes with all the bells and whistles of a tried-and-true dirt and gravel tosser. From the custom wide-body to the carbon-fiber, modified STI spoiler to the rally-car-standard roof scoop, Subaru Rally Team USA and Vermont SportsCar spared no expense to make the car as competition-ready as possible.
The interior of the WRX STI has been reconfigured for exclusive rallying purposes, so whatever luxury amenities the car had when it first came to life have been taken out and replaced with a host of racing equipment.So don't go looking around for an audio system, navigation or a soft-touch dash; this thing is all racer.
Rounding out the rally makeover of the WRX STI is a new set of Method Race Wheels that have been wrapped in the series' official Yokohama race-spec tires.
The 2014 RedBull Global Rally Championships holds its season-opening race on May 18th. Subaru Rally Team USA is expected to field a strong team with drivers Bucky Lasek and Sverre Isachsen, as well as Travis Pastrana and David Haggins, behind the wheel of the WRX STI GRC this fall.
Click past the jump to read more about the standard Subaru WRX STI.
2015 Subaru WRX STI GRC
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Revealed at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show back in January 2014, the 2015 Subaru WRX STI gained a new exterior but retained its already-familiar, turbocharged, 2.5-liter, boxer engine under the hood. The unit delivers 305 horsepower and 290 pound-feet of torque through a six-speed manual transmission.
Despite being launched with no powertrain upgrades, the 2015 WRX STI did get a host of performance improvements, including a stiffer chassis, an updated all-wheel-drive system and improved handling.
Subaru announced prices for the new WRX STI back in February. The car, which is set to go on sale soon, comes with a starting price of $34,495.
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Subaru of America offered a peek into their racing future with a Rallycross-spec 2015 WRX STI today at the New York International Auto Show. This STI was a joint project with Subaru Rally Team USA, RedBull Global Rallycross, and NBC to promote the 2014 RedBull GRC season that begins May 18. The STI Rallycross car features a custom widebody, a carbon fiber modified STI spoiler, rally car-style roof scoop and mirrors, along with Method Race Wheels mounted with RedBull GRC's new Yokohama spec race tire. Vermont SportsCar, home of Subaru Rally Team USA, prepared the STI. The full-race version will be in the hands of team drivers Bucky Lasek and Sverre Isachsen this fall. Travis Pastrana and David Higgins, who compete for Subaru Rally Team USA in the Rally America Championship, are expected to get a stage rally version of the 2015 WRX STI later this year as well.


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European equities fly as QE sentiment swings, US dollar full speed ahead, ASX futures 27 points higher
We predicted last Friday morning that central-bank sentiment in Europe would swing during the next session from disappointment to enthusiasm following Mario Draghi's earlier announcement on quantitative easing expectations, and it did. The EURO STOXX 50 index of European large caps rose 2.70%, encompassing some big gains in Germany (DAX +2.39%), Italy (MIB +3.41%) and France (CAC +2.21%). There was definitely a missed message from the European Central Bank's Thursday rate decision conference, and those behind the scenes were clearly determined to spread the message that a broad range of assets would be purchased next year to avoid falling inflation rates. Fuelled by this as well as higher-than-expected US jobs growth released Friday, there were some big moves in major currency markets on Friday night.
Today's first chart shows the continuation of yen weakness (black line, showing the % move of USDJPY; i.e., US dollar buying more yen), US dollar index strength (grey line), Euro weakness (orange line) and Australian dollar weakness (blue line). With particular regard to the latter three indicators, one might look at this chart and predict that the US dollar has resumed its strengthening theme, which was put on hold a little in November. This is not surprising given that the US is the pick of developed economies in terms of growth prospects, helped by falling commodity/manufacturing input prices, low interest rates and low unemployment. However, while there's no doubt that Friday's positive jobs report (non-farm payroll additions of 321,000 jobs versus 230,000 expected) heightened trader expectations of a 2015 US rate rise, we should remain patient and see whether these jobs can soak up the slack in the US economy that is required to see inflation stabilise or head higher in the face of falling energy prices. Advance retail sales in the US will be released in the US next Thursday, and after a weaker-than-expected 2014 'Black Friday' shopping result, this figure could temper the mood a little.
The weakening Japanese yen (rising USDJPY currency pair) is a trend that I have highlighted in today's second chart. I find this currency hard to read. While it's breaking new technical highs and appears to be trending higher, this will be a volatile trade as the December 14 election nears. Polling data suggest that Shinzo Abe will be able to retain a super majority, ensuring he can drive home legislation and override votes in Japan's upper house. How much of this result is priced into the USDJPY I don't know, but I would suspect that if any trade exists here at all, it'll be a 'buy on rumour, sell on fact' conservatively-sized long USDJPY position that could be taken off the table a day or two before the election to beat the herds.
Today's third chart shows the iShares Treasury 7-10 year Bond ETF (BTMA) in black, which illustrates the demand for US government bonds in recent months and is highly-correlated with US dollar strength. The orange line is Pimco's Broad US TIPS index fund. TIPS stands for Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, and these are bonds that are designed to compensate investors for the effects of inflation, meaning that the returns are 'real', or adjusted for the devaluing effects of inflation. Demand for these TIPS has been relatively poor, as is illustrated by the relative performance of these two bond markets. While currency markets are reflecting trader optimism about an imminent US rate rise, nobody is basing that bet on rising inflation - the market simply remains of the view that rising inflation will not be reason enough for the US Federal Reserve to raise rates. I believe that, for these reasons, the strength in the US dollar will not be exponential and that currencies like the AUDUSD, EURUSD and USDJPY will require motivation from their respective governments and central banks in order to continue driving these trends of weakness against the US dollar. So with that rationale, one must ask themselves whether all the bad economic news in Australia is priced into its currency (I certainly don't think so), whether the prospective quantitative easing to take place in Europe is already priced into its currency (not quite but not far off, in my opinion) and whether the Japanese QE experiment will take flight once again after the December elections (I think this is anyone's guess at this stage - I find this pair too risky to trade on the basis of continue QE after the election).
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Halfway through answering questions for my interview now, I came to the point in my writing career when I penned Barney & Lexi and it could not be more perfect timing! As the weather is now turning cooler, I have been thinking about the home that I lived in while writing it. The house had no insulation and when my second son, Ethan, was born, we would not let him on the floor without a handful of blanket for fear of him becoming sick. I nicknamed that little white dwelling, 'The Cold House'.
Looking back, I have never written in such a cold place before! I wrote Barney & Lexi at my desk which sat next to the dinning room table and in an area that a view outside was not possible. I was so excited to have completed Barney & Lexi and now look back on those moments as 'life lessons' and appreciate so very much at how that time help mold me into a stronger writer!
Now, as I lay down in my, not so cold home, I wish you only the very best for a blessed weekend and a great start to your Saturday! Don't forget to Live With Passion!


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Consumer behaviour has changed significantly over the past few years. Businesses are fighting for shoppers' attention and working overtime trying to achieve stickiness with their customers. This is a result of today's consumer having a lot more options when shopping and a lot higher expectations of their experiences with your brand. As well, consumers are primarily Mobile and rely on Social Proof to choose their favorite brands and make their purchases. The experience consumers are looking for requires brands engage them with relevant and personalized content. Not only does content need to be relevant and personalized to win consumers' attention, the content needs to flow across multiple channels seamlessly with the right context.
The Challenges of Engagement
Multi-Channel Engagement
The consumer's behaviour now revolves around Mobile, Visual and Social priorities. Mobile first experiences have surpassed desktop. Instagram has set the bar for a highly engaging visual experience. Many experiences that don't meet the same standards, fall short from the consumer's perspective and do not win their attention. Social Media has taken 20% of all our time on the internet. Brands now compete with Social Media for consumers' time. To meet the consumers' new higher expectations and win their attention, brands must stand out by providing the most contextualized, personalized and relevant engagement they can, and the answer to this is conversation.
Lack of Curated Engagement Content
Information overload is plaguing consumers as content is coming at them from countless channels. Much of the information consumers are bogged down with is often of limited value. Of course, providing large amounts of content to consumers is required for a brand to succeed. In fact, more content can be beneficial to your SEO and have other positive impacts on your brand. But the content that is shared with consumers can only be impactful if it's done right. The more personalized the content, the higher the perception of quality from your customers. Equally important is your way of engaging with your customers. Personalized, conversation based engagement will provide your customers with the highest quality experience and will allow your brand to stand out from the rest of the limited-value content coming their way. Conversation based engagement not only allows for deeper personalization of content, it also allows you to engage with your customers at the right moment depending on their behaviours and needs. This is the new Contextual Marketing paradigm (the 3R), it's about providing the Right Offer to the Right Person at the Right Time.
Inefficient Engagement Processes
Consumers are at the end of a broken process where content is being shared via outdated tools and incomplete integrations. As a brand, you often want to share the same content across multiple channels and give your audience a unified experience. Inefficient content processes create a negative experience for the consumer and are part of the reason there is so much limited-value content coming at your consumers from all directions. Inefficient processes are also the root of a brand's wasted resources as they are trying to communicate through multiple channels without a streamlined tool. Hence, there's a need for an integrated set of technologies that are required to overcome these inefficient processes.


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It's a good thing consistent blog-writing isn't responsible to supply income for the family. Holy cow, we'd be broke. So, so broke. Thank goodness someone in my family has a full-time job that actually pays cold, hard cash. Or at least has it deposited into our bank account.
FYI: it's still cold and snowy. I hate the snow. Hate, hate, hate.
Before anyone says it: Yes, it's pretty on the trees and the fields and the slopes.
Before anyone says it: Yes, it's pretty on the trees and the fields and the slopes.
Someone said she bet I was glad I wasn't in Atlanta last week. Well, I'm glad I wasn't caught in the Atlanta snow storm traffic. But I sure wouldn't mind some of their 60 degree weather right about now.
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Of course, at this point, 20° feels warm. Which concerns me.
Went to a scholarship competition with Amy on Saturday. Eight hundred kids competing for 20 slots. So she only has to beat out 781 kids. No problem.
Too bad the confidence of the parental units doesn't count for anything in these things.
Amy has three more auditions for her desired major and two more scholarship interviews. We should know something between mid-April and the first of May. The waiting seems to be doing more of a number on me than the kid actually involved.
Michael's college shopping experience did not prepare us for Amy's. Here's how Michael's went: "Mom, Dad, I want to go to this school. I got in, and here's my scholarship." We knew where he was going by November of his senior year.
Here's Amy's: "I only want to go to a school if I get into the particular program. And surprise! Hundreds of people audition for 5 – 7 spots. So there's really no guessing which school's program I'll get in – if I get in. I just have to wait until May."
Did I mention I'm not great at waiting?
Did I also mention I have done a fabulous job of curtailing the tears lately? I am very proud of myself. But probably not as happy as the rest of my family.


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2018 Kia Soul vs. 2018 Honda Fit
Kia's sleek Soul is back for 2018 with a variety of updates and new features. In fact, Kia adds its premium Uvo infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to the base model's optional Convenience package and the Soul Plus model. Speaking of the Soul Plus, Kia has also added two new packages, including the Primo and Primo Lit, both packed with high-tech entertainment and convenience features.
The Honda Fit is another competitor in the segment and also receives a number of updates for 2018. These include fresh new styling, more active safety technologies and an updated infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. With that said, which 2018 subcompact vehicle is right for you? Here's a closer look at the 2018 Kia Soul vs. 2018 Honda Fit.View Our Kia Soul Inventory
|2018 Kia Soul
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|10.6 gallons
|18.8 cu.ft.
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|16.6. cu.ft.
|101 cu.ft.
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|96 cu.ft.
|161-hp, 2.0-liter four-cylinder; 201-hp, turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder; 130-hp, 1.6-liter four-cylinder
|Engine Options
|130-hp, 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine with automatic or 128-hp when equipped with the manual transmission
Test drive the new Kia Soul today!
Perhaps one of the Soul's most noticeable highlights is its energetic performance and quick handling, thanks to its powerful engine options. The Soul's quick acceleration and rewarding driving experience combined with its spacious, high-end cabin help this compact stand out from the competition. The 2018 Honda Fit also boasts a very nice, comfortable interior, but the model's poor acceleration and noisy automatic transmission are sticking points.
In addition, the 2018 Kia Soul has more fuel capacity, cargo space and passenger volume compared to the 2018 Honda Fit. But don't take our word for it—stop by and see the 2018 Kia Soul for yourself with a test drive. We have a huge selection of new, used and certified pre-owned models for every budget and style. Stop by and see us today!


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Greetings! Welcome back if you've come from Part I of this walking tour. And if you've come directly here, this is Part II of a post about a long walk with interesting sights in Toronto.
To back up, with The Toronto International Film Festival on right now, there are many visitors in the city -- I thought you'd like suggestions of interesting places to see, so I documented a walk I took with my friend Stella recently.
In the previous post, we covered part of what is called "Toronto's Bloor Street Culture Corridor", going eastward from Spadina to Bay Street. Today we'll be turning south at Yonge Street and heading south down to College Street.
In getting that wikipedia link for Yonge Street (above), I just read something I'd never heard before ... sidewalks were first invented in Canada with Yonge Street in mind. They were created to run alongside the muddy track so pedestrians could remain somewhat clean. This was back in around 1794 and the sidewalks were made from treebark.
I mentioned in my previous post that the two areas covered in Part I and Part II are distinctly different, even though they are located relatively near to one another. What you'll see here on Yonge Street, is a neighbourhood that's very much in the middle of massive change. There are construction sites and partially completed towers everywhere you look, amoungst the beautiful, although somewhat rundown, historic buildings that border the street.
There is so much going on and I am really excited to see it all unfold, as the brand new and modern structures mix in with the treasured old ones!
Note: The photo at the top of this post looks north from Yonge and St. Joseph Street, taken when we were about midway between Bloor and College.
Ok, here we go ... Descriptions will precede the photographs at each stop.
↑ We'll be travelling from point #15 down to #20. You might want to open a separate tab with this image, as there's some scrolling coming up. ↑
(15) - One Bloor at One Bloor Street East. With 76 floors, this condo building is currently the second tallest residential building in the city (the 6th tallest building, when you include office towers). The tallest one, with 78 floors, is just down Yonge Street and is pictured further down in this post.
Both of these extreme buildings will soon be beat out by one that is under construction, right across the street from this one. That one is slated to have 85 floors. It's located directly to the west of the one in the picture, so will inevitably cast a shadow, which, must be very annoying to those living here.
It's the battle of the condo towers!
↑ There's the construction site for the residential building which will be Canada's tallest, once it's finished. It's located directly to the west of the photo above. In fact, I believe I was standing in the exact same spot when I took both pictures.↑
(16) - Formerly a Masonic Temple, built in 1888 at Yonge and Gloucester. It's now a residential building with 20 units. From what I understand, the apartments are quite spectacular.
↑ Across the street, there's a big construction site. ↑
↑ This is what they're building. ↑
↑ A bit further down (at Gerrard Street), a photo showing how new construction is mixing with the old. That residential tower is the one that is currently the tallest in the city, mentioned above, at point #15. ↑
↑ This is a street that is definitely in transition. I couldn't figure out what was being built at that construction site, but based on what we've seen, I bet it will be tall! ↑
↑ I couldn't resist. I imagine he was heading from one part of the construction site to another and a bike was the easiest way to go. ↑
(17) - Lab Sense Ice Cream. By the time we'd gotten to this point, we'd walked off our brunch and were ready for dessert. We walked into this pretty place before we realized what it was all about. Then we saw what was going on, and had to try some.
Check out this interesting way of making ice-cream! Each serving is made freshly, using liquid nitrogen. From what I've read, there's a reference to this substance having been used in a recipe dating back to 1890, so I'm going to assume it's perfectly safe. They use fresh custard that freezes quickly with the addition of some liquid nitrogen, but it dissipated from the food before you eat it.
The smoke in our servings was actually a little trick for fun (which I'll give away here, so you won't be worried about eating it) ... there are two cups, one inside the other, with a bit of LN in between, so it looks like the ice-cream is smoking, but it's really not.
We both chose salted caramel which tasted very nice.
↑ This shot belongs between the two above. ↑
(18) - An old fire hall tower continues to survive! This was "Fire Station Number 3", built in 1872. It was decommissioned as a fire hall in the late 40s. The old building has been demolished, but the tower remains. For as long as I've known it, it's been sort of poking up from a rather flimsy looking building that was slapped up around it. It looks like this time, they're going to showcase it. I look forward to seeing how the project turns out.
↑ As seen from the south. This image gives away the last two stops of our walk, as they're both also in there! ↑
(19) - An elaborate building on the northwestern corner of College and Yonge, which was built in 1891-1892 for the "Independent Order of the Odd Fellows".
↑ There it is, seen from the east. ↑
(20) - College Park. This lovely building went up in 1930, as the main location of Toronto Eaton's Department store. In fact, in the historic photograph of the Fire Hall, above, it was still being built.
Eaton's subsequently moved south to the corner of Dundas and Yonge in the 70s, where it became the main store of what is downtown Toronto's largest mall, The Eaton Centre. Then, in the 90s Eaton's closed for good, but the mall kept the name (in case you go there and wonder why there's no Eaton's at the Eaton Centre).
Today, College Park contains shops, residences and offices.
And, there's a subway stop in the basement, which is where we went, on our way home.
I hope you've found these two posts interesting and helpful. Again, if you'd like to see the first half of the route, that post is here.
Thanks for reading,
xo loulou
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The original concept to this model was not done by me and was closely based off a pixel art thumbnail produced by an artist named Cocefi.
This model was completely painted by hand with no use of source photos to aid the process.
This piece was also featured on IAMAG for their 51st Weekly update of best real-time models featured on Sketchfab.


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Kharka Gurung & Scott Townley: Regaining One's Roots/
What would you do if you were a farmer thrown out of your native land? Listen as Kharka Turung tells of losing both his birth country and his ethnic homeland. With the aid of Bethany Christian Services, Kharka finds friendship through Hope Farms manager Scott Townley and meaningful work as he regains his agrarian past in the midst of a bewildering new language and culture.


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The county is in the Douglas metro area.The estimated population in 2004 was 8,011. This was an increase of 5.28% from the 2000 census.
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The roar of the summer box-office has ended and the lines at the local cinema aren't as long as they once were. This week the animated-comedy "Leap!" was the major-release, opening against the Bruce Lee bio-drama "Birth of a Dragon". Theaters next weekend will start screening a special 40th anniversary edition of "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind," and the erotic-drama "Tulip Fever," starring Alicia Vikander and Dane DeHaan, is also scheduled to hit theaters.
Now there were a few outside circumstances that we should mention, all of which affected this week's sluggish box-office. In the south, Hurricane Harvey closed theaters and kept would-be moviegoers inside; the Mayweather-McGregor fight certainly gave millions of moms and dads a reason to stay in on Saturday night; and Sunday nights are still a bust for theaters because of HBO's "Game of Thrones". It was certainly a terrible weekend for theaters from the start, so don't put all the blame on animated-dance films.
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Robert Rasmussen
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Robert Rasmussen Co-founder and CEO
Robert is a proud Navy veteran who has managed software programs and agile transformations in several countries. Robert's gift is for bringing diverse teams together to solve business and technology problems. Whether for the benefit of companies like Ericsson and Humana or for agencies like DoD, CMS, or VA, he seeks purpose in the mission and builds pride in his teams. Robert has enjoyed a long history of representing purpose-driven companies like Three Wire Systems, DefenseWeb (Humana), NetCracker (NEC), Ericsson and SAIC. Robert holds an MBA from National University, is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Scrum Professional (CSP), Scrum Master (CSM & PSM2), and Product Owner (CSPO & PSPO). In his free time, Robert enjoys boating, fishing, scuba diving, travel, and spending quality time with his wife of 27 years and their two grown children.
Ernie Ramirez
Ernie Ramirez President
Ernie is an experienced entrepreneur having played a central role in co-founding 4 successful businesses. After earning an MBA from UC Irvine's Paul Merage School of Business, Ernie worked at Price Waterhouse and Disney Interactive in Accounting and Finance. Next, he was a founding member of Reflexive Entertainment, Inc. a video game developer where he served as Chief Financial Officer and Executive Producer for over 10 years. In 2008 Ernie and his partners sold the business to Amazon.com. During a six year tenure with Amazon, he served in the capacity of Executive Producer and then Studio Head of Amazon Game Studios, Orange County overseeing the development and release of over 20 game titles including Amazon's first internally developed games for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, Kindle e-readers, Kindle Fire Tablets, Fire TV and Fire Phone. Ernie is also a founding investor in the 3D printing company Matter Hackers where he continues to serve on the Board. Finally, he is a founding financial backer of the successful 501(c)(3) non profit firm Creative Kids Playhouse Children's Theater of Orange County. Since its founding in 2011, the theater has produced over 65 shows and introduced thousands of children to the self confidence building benefits of performing in theater arts.
Brian Derfer
Chief Technology Officer
Brian Derfer Chief Technology Officer
Brian blends nearly 20 years of hands-on experience in the software industry with a background in cognitive anthropology in order to bring a unique perspective to technical problem domains. He has been involved in several start-up ventures as founding partner or early associate, and worked as an architect in the development of key systems within the Defense Health Information Management System (DHIMS) as well as Fortune 100 companies, in vertical markets that include family services, healthcare, education, and social media. His main areas of focus include Agile practices, software architecture, artificial intelligence, organizational learning, and web and mobile development. Brian holds a Master's Degree in Cognitive Anthropology from UCSD, and is a Certified Scrum Master through the Scrum Alliance. He is listed on three US patents. His other interests include soccer, sailing, music, history, and human cognition.
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Chief Information Security Officer
James Edward Teeple III Chief Information Security Officer
Edward is a proud Navy veteran with over 20 years experience delivering secure Information Technology. His systems engineering and information assurance background has contributed to one of the US Navy's largest networks (ONE-NET) and to pioneering virtualization solutions within the Office of Naval Intelligence - SCI-Networks. These virtualized systems now reside on various US Navy ships, submarine and US Coast Guard ships. Within Cyber Security, Edward has transitioned systems from DITSCAP to DIACAP and now to NIST RMF. He has worked with the US Navy, US Marines, US Air Force, US Army, US Coast Guard, and DHS on accrediting systems that deliver Defense Health Information, Logistical and National Intelligence. He comes to the mission with a B.Sc. in Information Systems and several certifications including CISSP and VMware Certified Professional with a focus on Virtual Infrastructure, vSphere and Data Virtualization. After serving in the Navy, Edward was a key contributor at AMSEC, SAIC, X-Feds, Deloitte & Touche and Three Wire Systems.
Andy Wilke, M.D.
Chief Experience Officer
Andy Wilke, M.D. Chief Experience Officer
Andy is board certified in Emergency Medicine and Family Medicine. He has worked in University Hospitals, Community Hospitals, VA hospitals and Indian Health Service. Andy has a wide variety of experience across the Country. He was a founding member of a Family Practice/Pediatrics Clinic group and then went on to setup and successfully run a solo Family Practice Clinic. Andy has worked in large urban Emergency rooms. Currently he is enjoying the hands-on and more personal approach in a rural Emergency Room setting. Andy has been married for 22 years. He and his wife, Sarah, have 4 children. Sarah is a breast cancer survivor. This experience has galvanized Dr. Wilke's desire to see health care from the patients' point of view---and thereby make health care better.
Dan Levenson
Chief Strategy Officer
Dan Levenson Chief Strategy Officer
Dan is a respected leader in the Government Digital Service Transformation space, with a laser focus on making incremental progress towards positive outcomes. Dan was formerly the Digital Service Contracting Adviser and a Contracting Officer at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and held a Digital Service Specialization in Contracting.
As the CMS Digital Service Contracting Adviser, Dan championed human-centered agile transformation throughout the Agency, acting as a liaison to other departments and to the vendor community, and introduced innovative processes, structures, and procurement approaches to reduce impediments to agile deliveries. As a Contracting Officer he was passionate about building flexible, scalable contracts that incentivize the right behaviors, while practicing agile values, like collaboration and transparency, throughout the acquisition process.
Dan was named to the 2017 and 2018 FedHealthIT100 as one of the most influential individuals in driving change and advancement in the Federal Health Information Technology Market. He is recognized as "one of the pioneers in this new agile way of contracting by breaking down the barriers of the traditional way of procuring IT services."
Dan holds a B.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management from the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, College Park. In his free time, Dan enjoys hiking, sports, snowboarding, spirited political discussions and spending time with his dog Finn.
Athena Bozak
Sr. Program Analyst
Athena Bozak Sr. Program Analyst
Athena has over 12 years of experience supporting government agencies with emphasis on military and DoD healthcare programs and initiatives. Athena holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and her professional background includes legislative research and analysis, congressional testimony preparation, workflow and website management, task administration, and program coordination for military Senior Leaders and executives. Recently, Athena was presented with the Meritorious Civilian Service Medal for her achievements and dedication while supporting the Office of the United States Air Force Surgeon General.
Born and raised in California, Athena joined the United States Air Force at just 18 years old. She met and married her husband shortly after arriving at her first duty station. Together, they have two children, Isabella and Leo. Athena has a passion for photography, music festivals, volunteering, and being an advocate for children with special needs. As an Air Force veteran and military spouse, Athena knows first-hand the challenges that come along with transition and resiliency. For this reason, Athena has a profound commitment to providing our nation's veterans with the best care and support possible.
Aurora Hampton
Invisible Tiger Trainer
Aurora Hampton Invisible Tiger Trainer
Aurora trains invisible tigers.
Jake Holzhauer
Software Developer
Jake Holzhauer Software Developer
Jake has been working in software development for over 6 years. While he specializes in Ruby on Rails, he has a strong familiarity with other modern frameworks and languages. Jake has several family members in the military which drives his passion for improving their lives as well as the lives of all other members of our armed forces. He has lived in Southern California his entire life, and spends his free time visiting the beach and staying at home playing video games.
Brad Johnson
Senior Software Engineer
Brad Johnson Senior Software Engineer
Originally from Colorado Springs, Brad grew up in a military family and strongly believes in the mission to support our veterans and active service members. Brad holds a Bachelors and Masters degree from Penn State University. While working as an analyst for Hewlett Packard in the mid 90s Brad saw the potential of the internet and began developing client-server and web based applications for several start up ventures. By 1997 folks said "California is the place you ought a be," so he loaded up the truck and moved west. Brad has over 20 years experience designing and building software solutions in several different industries including Education, E-Commerce, VA Health Care, Labor Market Intelligence and Public Utilities. Brad has worked as a Software Engineer on agile teams for over 12 years. Brad loves his family, music, sports, and anything by the Coen or Farrelly brothers. He and his wife Jodi have 3 daughters and in his spare time coaches fast-pitch softball.
Taghreed Mahdi
Sr. Program Analyst
Taghreed Mahdi Sr. Program Analyst
Taghreed has a Bachelors Degree in systems engineering, a Masters Degree in Project Management from George Washington University (GWU) and Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics from GWU. Taghreed's unique background includes work with US development offices embedded with US Army in the MENA region, where she implemented a variety of development programs and projects. She has experience designing financial models which drove revenue growth in banking while reducing risk.
Joshua Quagliaroli
Director of Digital Service Collaboration
Joshua Quagliaroli Director of Digital Service Collaboration
Josh is a team-driven technologist that focuses on process optimization, collaboration strategies, and relationship building to foster forward-thinking networks of trust that build tools and services to better the lives of their users. Josh was formerly a Product Manager with the US Digital Service at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
At the VA for 8 years, Josh worked on projects spanning internal rating applications to enterprise systems that include eBenefits, SEP, and Vets.gov. Between his time at the VA, Veteran family members, and friends, Josh is looking to continue making a difference for Veterans, as well as our State and Federal agencies.
Josh holds a B.A. in History from Roger Williams University and a M.A. in History/Warrior Societies from the University of Nottingham. For fun he enjoys boardgames, cooking, and archery.
Robert Ramirez
State and Utilities Advisor
Robert Ramirez State and Utilities Advisor
Robert completed a 35 year career with Southern California Edison (SCE) where he held numerous managerial positions in a wide variety of business disciplines. After starting his career as a Software Engineer, Robert moved into Project Management, Budgeting and Procurement, Organizational Development and Regulatory Compliance. Robert brings a wealth of experience in implementing Information Technology to solve large scale problems and has significant experience working with governmental agencies such as the California's Public Utilities Commission and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Robert is a graduate of California State University at Dominguez Hills with a BA in Psychology. Since retiring from SCE in 2014 he moved with his wife of over 37 years to the city of Beaumont. An active church member, Robert believes that the talents we are given are to be used to help others. He agreed to join Agile Six because he is committed to the mission of improving the lives of Veterans.
Katherine Rasmussen
Visual Sorceress (aka UI/UX designer)
Katherine Rasmussen Visual Sorceress (aka UI/UX designer)
Katherine has spent the past 7 years developing her multidisciplinary design skills on projects including web, mobile and tablet apps, games, interactive content, illustrations, and visual identity/branding. She has worked in numerous industries including entertainment, technology, health-care, logistics, government, and education. Her mission at Agile Six is to deliver beautiful user experiences and designs that will change the lives of veterans.
Katherine has a deep passion painting, exploring, learning and visual storytelling. She spends her free time practicing those passions and developing personal projects.
Isaac Shepard
Technology Advisor
Isaac Shepard Technology Advisor
Isaac has over 15 years of experience developing large-scale software solutions and innovative user experiences. He earned his BS and MS in Computer Science at UC Santa Barbara, and in the late 1990's, Isaac joined Benefit Software and led the creation of a SaaS benefits-enrollment and total-compensation system for Fortune 500 companies. In 2006, Isaac joined Reflexive Entertainment to build up the company's front-end and back-end systems. After Amazon acquired Reflexive Entertainment in 2008, Isaac served as a Senior Software Development Engineer and worked on many of Amazon's special high-profile initiatives, such as Amazon's Test Drive cloud streaming technology and Amazon's Fire Phone Dynamic Perspective technology. In addition, Isaac served as a lead game development engineer for several Amazon Game Studios games, including launch titles for Amazon's Fire Phone and Fire TV. He holds nine patents and has another six patents pending. Isaac is also a professional music composer who has created the soundtracks for over a dozen games and charted at #1 on iTunes in the New Age category for his solo piano works.
Integrity is the most important of our core values, and acts as the ultimate compass and measuring stick for everything we do. We believe that there is always 'the right thing to do' and we seek to always do that. We recognize that customer and employee relationships based on integrity take time to develop. We hold the goal that all parties that interact with us will trust that we have their best interests at heart.
Veterans and service members understand the nature of commitment: They have pledged to serve their country, and follow through with that commitment on every mission, often at great personal sacrifice to themselves and their families. We seek to honor that commitment, and believe we owe it back to them when they return home. We are committed to the success of the programs on and with which we are honored to work. We are committed to creating a healthy, balanced, inspiring and empowered workplace. We are committed. We are all- in.
We are self-starters. We see what needs to be done, and we do it. We seek to improve our company and ourselves every day. If you are a contracting office representative or a service provider looking for a partner, we want you to know that we will take the initiative to ensure your project's success, and we want to hear from you. If you are a self-starter who sets a high bar for yourself and your work, and want to create something truly rewarding, we want to hear from you.
Integrity is the most important of our core values, and acts as the ultimate compass and measuring stick for everything we do. We believe that there is always 'the right thing to do' and we seek to always do that. We recognize that customer and employee relationships based on integrity take time to develop. We hold the goal that all parties that interact with us will trust that we have their best interests at heart.
Veterans and service members understand the nature of commitment: They have pledged to serve their country, and follow through with that commitment on every mission, often at great personal sacrifice to themselves and their families. We seek to honor that commitment, and believe we owe it back to them when they return home. We are committed to the success of the programs on and with which we are honored to work. We are committed to creating a healthy, balanced, inspiring and empowered workplace. We are committed. We are all- in.
We are self-starters. We see what needs to be done, and we do it. We seek to improve our company and ourselves every day. If you are a contracting office representative or a service provider looking for a partner, we want you to know that we will take the initiative to ensure your project's success, and we want to hear from you. If you are a self-starter who sets a high bar for yourself and your work, and want to create something truly rewarding, we want to hear from you.
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We believe that a strong team is built on trust and agility. On a battlefield, your "6:00" position (your back) is the most vulnerable. When someone tells you that they've "Got Your Six," it means they're watching your back. In the same way, truly empowered software teams thrive on trust. Teams built on trust maximize collaboration, creativity, and quality, and when our clients and our team share this trust circle, truly great solutions emerge.
Human-Centered Design – Does it matter?
Great applications are driven by valid user needs and deliver "wow" experiences. We passionately embrace human-centered design to meet the needs, behaviors and experiences of users. We start with user profiling and interviews to avoid costly assumptions, follow through with user-driven, iterative design and position users in the driver seat as we design, develop and test our applications. The result is reduced cost, faster deliveries, easy-to-use products, and stunning customer experiences.Download PPT
What is the Digital Service Playbook?
Our firm was launched in direct response to the US Digital Services program where "teams of America's most capable problem solvers are striving to make critical services — like Healthcare, student loans, and Veterans' benefits — as simple as buying a book online". This is why we work diligently to implement the Digital Service Plays.Read the Playbook
Application Development Capabilities
Using responsive design, mobile-aware UI frameworks, and a "mobile-first" approach to the development of applications, our engineers build support for mobile devices into our applications right from the start, rather than adding them later as an afterthought. We test applications on a variety of mobile devices to make sure they look good and work as intended when viewed from anywhere.Capabilities
Gamification and Simulation Capabilities
Our Veterans, family members and caregivers deserve fun, engaging courses that bring them back for more. Our principals include a former Studio Head of Amazon Game Studios, a Professional Musician, Animatics Producer and a Medical Doctor. Together we have shipped over 30 games on PC, Mac iOS, Android and Kindle devices. This gives us the unique ability to target specific sets of Learners, as courses require.Capabilities Read the white paper
Cyber Security Capabilities
Our engineers have extensive experience deploying secure sites on the AWS cloud infrastructure, utilizing both AWS virtual servers and the CloudFront content delivery network. We work with experienced partners to deliver accredited best-of-breed solutions, and have experience managing dozens of systems throughout the full accreditation lifecycle.Capabilities
Agile Six is constantly looking for new vehicles upon which to market our services. Currently, we work with our strategic partners to market our services on the following contract vehicles: Seaport-e, Alliant, SPARC, and GSA 18F.
We are prime contract holders on the following federal contract vehicles: VA T4NG, CMS EATS (Enterprise Agile Transformation Services), and GSA IT-70 (GS-35F-004GA). We are also prime contract holders on the California Pre-Qualified Vendor Pool, Agile Delivery - Digital Services (PQVP-ADDS).
Certifications and Affiliations
Agile Six is a CVE certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), California certified Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) and SB (Small Business), and San Diego certified Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE). We are also proud to be a Scaled Agile Bronze Partner.
Our team brings project management certifications such as PMI Project Management Professionals (PMP), Scrum Alliance certified Scrum Master (CSM), Product Owners (CSPO), Scrum Certified Professional (CSP) & SAFe certified Program Consultants (SPC). Our engineers possess certifications such as Certified Information System Security Professional CISSP, Security+, & VMWare Certified Professional (VCP5, & VCP6).
Do you want to be on a winning team?
It's easy to say "yes." It's much harder to put in the work required to be the best. We want to work with highly responsible people who are self-directed, need very little management, and who are collaborative and team-oriented. If you have a high degree of integrity, are committed and passionate about helping Veterans and Service Members, and have the initiative to do what it takes to be the best, we want you on our team. We offer very competitive compensation packages and flexible work schedules.
We also offer Medical PPO, PTO, and other great benefits.
We're looking for
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineer
Agile Six is looking for a DevOps Engineer to create secure automated infrastructures to support development, deployment, and testing for VA.gov. The ideal candidate will not only be able to support the immediate needs of the team and product, but proactively seek out opportunities to make the development infrastructure more secure, efficient, predictable, and repeatable. We are also looking for a great teammate who will support our collaborative and results-driven culture. View entire requisition.
Product Manager
Product Manager
Agile Six is looking for an experienced Product Manager to lead a cross-functional team to deliver user-centered products using Agile methodologies and modern software development practices. We'll be working closely with Government and vendor partners to improve the Veteran experience by modernizing VA.gov. View entire requisition.
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Pat Silver named 2010 Beach Citizen of the Year
Pat Silver, the newly acclaimed 2010 Beach Citizen of the Year, was honoured recently with a ceremony in the Woodbine Park Millennium Garden.
Who's Pat?
Silver was selected by the Beach Citizen of the Year Committee (made up of former Citizens of the Year, and representatives from the founding organizations – Beach Metro News, Community Centre 55 and the Beaches Lions Club) for her long volunteer involvement with the Beach Triangle residents Association, and Beaches Alternative and East Alternative Schools and the Beach Synagogue. She is currently chair of the Danforth Mosaic BIA.
Silver is also a founding member of the Sphere Clown Band, a participation-oriented, musical skit performance group. The band has toured the world for over 30 years, playing locations as exclusive as the White House and as far as China. Somehow when she's not busy running her own successful entertainment company, Beach Triangle resident Pat Silver finds time to volunteer with countless local organizations and causes.
And she's done this now for more than three decades.
Pat hails from St. Louis, Missouri but she's called The Beach home for 34 years now. "I think I'm with a very esteemed group of people. It's nice to be honoured at home," said Silver, who shares the accolade with past recipients Jean Cochrane (2009), Joan Brent (2008), Mary Christie (2007), David Breech (2006), Arie Nerman (2005), Marie Perrotta (2004), Ted Randall (2003), Glen Cochrane (2002) and Gene Domagala (2001).
It's just this kind of person and this kind of attitude that makes our neighbourhood work. You don't have to look hard to find a neighbour who's a member of a service club or a volunteer at a worthwhile charity. If you'd like to help make your community a better place to live, just leave a comment in the box below or email me. I'm happy to recommend a variety of worthwhile charities and organizations, if you'd like to contribute your time or money to a good cause.
Help pick the 2011 citizen of the year!
And if you know someone who you think deserves to be recognized for their contribution to the community next year, contact Nancy Culver at Community Centre 55 at 416-691-1113.


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A bomb attack on a police command post killed at least three people in the port city of Chabahar in restive southeastern Iran on Thursday, state media reported.
The television said several people were also wounded in the "terrorist attack." The official IRNA news agency said it was a car bombing.
Sistan-Baluchistan province, where the bombing hit, has long been a flashpoint, with Pakistan-based Baluchi separatists and jihadists carrying out cross-border attacks.
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- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Pets allowed
- Private parking
- Garden/courtyard
- Saturday changeover
- 0.5 mile to a pub
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This modern, detached house sleeping six people and two dogs, is a short walk from the beach and centre of Croyde. The Dunes has been thoughtfully furnished to provide comfortable holiday accommodation throughout the year. The open-plan lounge/diner is dual aspect with a stripped pine floor and patio doors opening out onto the fully-enclosed garden. There are plenty of comfy seats surrounding the electric woodburning-style stove and television; whilst the well-equipped kitchen has everything needed to cook up a delicious meal. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms – a master with a King-size bed and a Twin at the front of the house with distant sea views, and a room with Bunk beds overlooking the garden. Outside, there is oodles of storage in the garage for bikes and surfboards (it also houses the tumble dryer) and private parking on the drive. The front garden is open, whilst the rear garden and patio is fully enclosed. The Dunes is not far from the centre of Croyde and ten minutes from the beach which is one of North Devon's most beautiful - a horse shoe bay of golden sand backed by dunes and lapped by the surf of the Atlantic Ocean. It's popular all year round for surfing and the RNLI are there from May until September, throughout the Easter weekend plus October half term. There are rocks at either end of the beach providing pools full of hidden gems for children to explore. To the far side of the beach the headland of Baggy Point is owned by The National Trust and provides an exhilarating backdrop with pathways for walking. This whole area is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) for its geological features. Croyde village itself has a wide range of cafes, restaurants and pubs. There are also plenty of places to hire wet suits, surf boards, canoes and fishing equipment without having to leave the village
Ground floor:
Cloakroom: Toilet
Lounge/diner: TV with Freeview, DVD player and video player
Kitchen: Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine (tumble dryer is in the garage)
First floor:
Bedroom 1: King-size bed, TV and DVD player
Bedroom 2: Twin beds
Bedroom 3: Bunk beds
Bathroom: Bath, shower over bath, washbasin and toilet
Pets: Two dogs welcome
Parking: Private parking
Garden/Patio: Fully enclosed lawned garden with patio and outside furniture
Heating: Electric/convector heaters
Short breaks: Available all year round (but for specific dates only bookable within 2-8 weeks of the holiday start date)
Notes: Linen and towels are provided (please bring beach towels). No Wi-Fi. No smoking at this property. Highchair and travel cot are provided
Beach: 0.8 miles Pub: 0.2 miles
- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Pets allowed
- Private parking
- Garden/courtyard
- Saturday changeover
- 1 Bathroom
- Bed linen provided
- 0.5 mile to a pub
- Towels provided
- Travel cot available
- 0.5 miles from the coast
- Washing machine
- Freezer
- Tumble dryer
A superb property great location with everything you need would stay again.Mr geoff Steele - 8th September 2015
Lovely property offering great views of the sea/hills. Well equipped with many thoughtful extras.Mrs Linda Marshall - 3rd June 2015
We really appreciated the welcome shortbread and little handbook, as well as the sensible/plentiful equipment etc provided for our convenience. Lovely weekend. We'd love to return.Mrs L MacFarlane - 18th September 2014
We were very pleased with the property and would book again.Ms Sandie Adams - 22nd April 2014
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We all know that Disney is going to be milking the Star Wars saga for all it's worth, with a new trilogy of films releasing once a year across 2015, 2017 and 2019. Between each installment in the trilogy will be a spin-off film, and fan favourite Boba Fett is tipped to be getting a starring role in the first of them in 2016. According to sources speaking to Slash Film, we've now got a good idea what that flick will be about, too.
It's claiming that the film will focus around a group of bounty hunters trying to steal the plans for the first Death Star. These are the plans, of course, that eventually make their way into R2-D2 in the first Star Wars film, A New Hope, which Princess Leia desperately wants Obi-Wan Kenobi to get hold of. It's a heist film basically -- The Italian Job with blasters and Stormtroopers.
While no Boba Fett film has been confirmed by Disney yet, this pre-Episode IV timeline would allow the jetpack... er...packing bounty hunter to be young and fighting fit, working for the highest bidder and, potentially, giving some background to the icy relationship that Boba Fett and Darth Vader share in Empire Strikes Back.
As ever, this all remains just rumour. But there's no smoke without fire, and there's a hell of a lot of smoke surrounding a Boba Fett spin off. The only certain things we do know about the 2016 Star Wars film is that it's to be written by Gary Whitta and directed by Gareth Edwards. It'll likely shoot in the UK, too, just as most of Episode VII did. Considering how suprisingly-excellent Edwards's Godzilla proved to be, I'd find lack of faith in the spin off disturbing. [Slash Film]


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"The Gender Equity Hub, a Thematic Hub in the Global Health Workforce Network, co-chaired by Women in Global Health and the World Health Organization, launched a consultative draft of their first report during the World Health Assembly. Feedback on the draft is welcome until June 29th, 2018, via the Feedback Form. The findings of the report are based on research only. The Hub welcomes more data, evidence, and policies that may have been missed. A secondary deeper analysis will be utilized for the final version to ensure that findings and recommendations are robust and reflective of the gender-realities faced in the health and social workforce."
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Mrs. Carolyn Belcher Ayer. Bamberg, SC
Mrs. Carolyn Belcher Ayer, 83, passed away peacefully, Tuesday March 27th, 2018 at Cedar Plantation Assisted Living facility in Metter, Ga. Born October 12, 1934 in Gaffney, SC.
Funeral services for Carolyn B. Ayer of Bamberg, SC will be held 3:00pm Thursday, March 29, 2018 at the Colston Branch Baptist Church with the Rev. Shawn Hanks and Rev. Charlie Lucas officiating. Burial will follow in church cemetery
She was the daughter of the late Reverend Leonard and Louise Belcher. She graduated Valedictorian from Lodge High School in 1952 and received a RN degree from the Baptist Hospital School of Nursing in 1955. She lived her adult life in Bamberg, SC, where she worked as a RN at Bamberg Memorial Hospital and Bamberg Health Department. She was a member of Bamberg First Baptist Church, singing for many years in the choir, and she dearly loved her Sunday School class.
She was married to the late Franklin Delano Ayer and is survived by her three children, Frankie Kemp (Billy) of Bamberg, Carey Ayer(Patty) of Lexington, Jeff (Jean Marie) of Statesboro Ga, along with four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends in the fellowship hall after the service.
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hello! and welcome! this super awesome pillow was design by small child. i made it using victorian tiles from a design of leann. ian picked out the emboridery designs and the fabrics. all the emboridery designs are from urban threads.
i love these images! i had got them to make pillows for hubby and i. i let ian go through all the designs and these were the first he picked.
the fabrics are all car related. ian loves hot wheels cars! he will make sure that his cars are hot wheels, he turns each one over to see what they are.
back of the pillow ;). i love this pattern, it is so easy to use. i will be making more of these! oh, and make sure to come back tomorrow for the smeared and smudged blog hop. enjoy! lisa


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Coffee shops aren't just a place you can go to buy coffee. They also fill many other roles in the lives of people who live in nearby Yorkville condos. It is fascinating, from a sociological standpoint, to look at just how much we depend on coffee shops to carry out our daily lives. Here is a brief look at some of the occasions, in addition to needing a cup of coffee, that warrant a visit to the coffee shop for many people.
Often times people who are attending an English language school in Canada in a big city don't have enough money to afford their own internet. The answer, for many of these people as well as anyone who is on vacation or out and about with a laptop is to visit a coffee shop, because most of them have free wireless. Therefore you will often see people working away in corners on laptops in the coffee shops, nursing a cup of java. These people might be finishing a presentation for the boss, writing a college paper, or even writing a novel.
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