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Your July Gardening Guide
We're in the middle of, what has turned out to be, a very cold winter and one can't be blamed for not wanting to venture out into the garden too often. However, midday on the Highveld can be very pleasant and sunny and a perfect time to still get those garden tasks done.
The Month of July is Pruning Month
- Prune roses towards the end of July. Treat bare stems with a fungicide / insecticide cocktail to kill insect eggs and fungus spores. Feed with a rose food of your choice. Top up the mulch layer, keeping stems free of mulch and water weekly early in the morning. Click |HERE| for a step by step guide to rose pruning.
- Deciduous fruit trees, bushes and vines must be pruned earlier this month during their dormant season. The main exceptions to this rule are with peaches which should be left until just before they begin to grow in the spring.
- Semi hardy and tender shrubs should rather be pruned in September after the danger of frost has passed. This includes plants like Hibiscus, Gardenia, Solanum and Duranta.
- Trim and cut back woody bits on autumn flowering climbers.
General July Garden Tasks
- Ensure that tender plants are well protected from frost by covering with frost cover, available per meter or in pre-packed sizes. This will protect your plants to a temperature of -3°C, while allowing enough filtered light and the correct moisture balance for optimum growth.
- Water the garden early in the day to allow for the soil to dry out a bit before nightfall.
- Plant more colourful winter flowering annuals to fill gaps garden beds, plump up hanging baskets or pots and generally liven up the garden. Choose from the many winter annuals available at Lifestyle Home Garden, e.g. Calendula, Viola, Pansy, Primula, Primrose, Petunia, Bellis perennis, Snapdragons and the stunning, frilly Ornamental Kale. Pick flowers and dead head regularly to encourage continuous flowering. Apply a foliar feed fortnightly.
- July is also the best time for planting and transplanting rose bushes and deciduous trees, like maples and birches while they are dormant. This will give them enough time to settle and reward you with their beautiful bright foliage next autumn.
- Continue watering and feeding winter- and spring flowering bulbs regularly.
- Winter flowering Aloes will add instant colour and attract nectar feeding birds. Aloes can be prone to white scale and if not controlled it will spread rapidly. Check regularly and treat with an appropriate product.
- Weeds will show off clearly now against the dormant deciduous lawn. Use the opportunity to manually remove as much as possible.
- Continue feeding our feathered friends as food is in short supply during the winter months. Keep bird baths topped up and clean.
- This is the perfect time to work on water saving and harvesting strategies and implement them in time for hot, dry days at the start of spring and the rainy season that follows.
- July is the perfect time to do all those little things you don't get to during the winter months: repair and sharpen tools, install or fix water features, paving and retaining walls or create that special corner in the garden you've been meaning to.
In the Vegetable and Fruit Garden
- Plan and prepare beds for spring vegetables. Enrich the soil quality and add to the nitrogen content by planting a green manure, like lucerne or clover now and digging it into the soil when it starts to flower. Alternatively dig in a thick layer of compost. Try a combination of the brand new 3Sixty Compost and 3Sixty Nutricast to turn around the condition of your soil and give your new plants a great start. Click |HERE| to learn more about our new 3Sixty products and why composting is so important.
- Plant another batch of cabbage and lettuce and do a last sowing of peas (click |HERE| to learn more about growing peas).
- Continue harvesting winter veg.
- Brassicas tend to be prone to aphids, so check them regularly and spray immediately, if needed, with an organic aphicide. Feed fortnightly with a nitrogen-rich fertilizer.
- Water the vegetable garden thoroughly once a week and apply 6:3:4 or 8:1:5 fertilisers to leafy veg and herbs.
- Divide and transplant asparagus and rhubarb now.
- Replenish the mulch layer around your citrus trees. After fruiting, prune out any dead branches and spindly growth. Cut off water shoots at the base of the tree.
Indoor Plants for July
- Bring the garden indoors with the stunning selection of flowering and non-flowering indoor plants available at Lifestyle Home Garden.
- All indoor plants are currently on promotion at 30% discount off the marked price! Combine that with expert advice and the largest selection of indoor pots and you have a surefire way of livening up your home and beating the winter blues – it's the perfect opportunity to choose your fave indoor plants to start creating or to enhance your home and office jungle!
- Cut down on watering of indoor plants in the cooler weather.
- Feed flowering indoor plants fortnightly with a liquid fertilizer and water when needed.


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Jelly Bean to hit Samsung Galaxy Nexus on Verizon and Sprint
Whenever they need a refreshing change, Android fans look up to Google to know when will it roll out a new version of the Android platform.
Once a new OS version is announced, the fans start the long wait for the updates to roll out to the networks.
It seems the wait will be over soon. Google has announced that the folks with a Google Nexus device will be the luckiest to get the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update first, apart from those who have decided to buy the Nexus 7 tablet.
It will be the Sprint and Verizon versions of the Galaxy Nexus that will get the Android 4.1 treat first. According to the announcement, the roll out will start on July 10 and the first device to get it would be the Samsung Galaxy Nexus HSPA+.
Google has mentioned that devices like Nexus S and Motorola Xoom tablet will get the update in the near future and all Galaxy Nexus devices will get it soon.
The new update will offer a better predictive keyboard, power of Google Now, better voice search and a faster UI, among other features.

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text: Hi, this is Uri,\r\n\r\nToday is the 1st of January 2018, the beginning of a new year and an exciting time for the dwarves.\r\n\r\nThe English edition of On the Shoulders of Dwarves started on November 6th, that means that we\u2019ve been up and about for barely two months, with a new episode coming out every week.\r\n\r\nIn these months we\u2019ve asked friends to help us with feedback and comments and got many great suggestions and encouraging praises, and I would like to personally thank Stephen Mayo, Thomas Pieters and all the other friends who helped us with advice and encouragement.\r\n\r\nOne of the questions we asked ourselves when we embarked on this adventure was \u201cis there room for yet another roleplay podcast?\u201d these two months showed us that the answer is yes. Over these two months we\u2019ve published 8 episodes comprising 363 minutes of content. The content of OtSoD has been downloaded or streamed over 1,000 times (1,181 times to be exact) from around 20 different countries (that\u2019s a total of 55,700 minutes of content listened to).\r\n\r\nWe have many ideas and aspirations for the coming year: bonus episodes, guests speakers, maybe an online gaming marathon for charity like those we did a few years ago in our previous incarnation, and many more.\r\n\r\nIf there is anything you want to see in our podcast please let us know. Specific problems you\u2019re facing or concept and idea you want to hear our take on. We believe that hearing out ideas and trying new stuff is what keeps the mind sharp and the soul happy.\r\n\r\nYou can always reach us at email@example.com and if you enjoy our content, please consider sharing it with your friends.\r\n\r\nI want to finish with a big thank you to everyone who listened, who dropped us a line about how much they enjoyed our show or helped us to improve by pointing out where we can do better. You guys are awesome. \r\n\r\nUri Lifshitz,\r\nA Dwarf.


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Dear Valued Parents and Partners,
It is my pleasure to welcome the parents, students and faculty to a new academic year and present our first collaborative newsletter!
Since my tenure, CIA PP International School has become synonymous with child-safe environment, progressive and challenging curriculum taught by highly qualified and dedicated faculty members but more importantly, a family. My family.
I am proud and honored to serve as the school principal for a third year. It is my duty to inspire and encourage each family member which is comprised of students, faculty members and invaluable support staff.
We achieved so much and I look forward to keeping CIA PP International School among the top three leading schools in Phnom Penh,
The newsletter is a great informative tool for our parents and potential students. Each level edition contains a host of information with regards to the topics being covered within each subject, so that you can stay one step ahead of your child.
It also offers information regarding programs and ways to contact us.
CIA PP International School will begin its after-school programs on November 6th of 2017 until June of 2017. I urge our parents and partners to enroll their kids in our programs which for now consist of Karate, Yoga and Ballet. Please be advised that other programs will emerge soon such as The Chinese Language and Culture program and ICT: coding and 3D design. The space is indeed limited.
As you all know, CIA PP International School is proud to announce the opening of Campus II. Campus II accommodates G2 to G5, and is our main campus for all information. Campus I is our main kindergarten and grade 1 campus.
Please keep the school phone numbers handy and do not hesitate to contact us to discuss progress, issues and/or adjustments that may guide us to continue attaining new heights of achievement.
Important information to save:
Campus I: K2-G2 International Curriculum
Phone Number: 077/070 861 333
Campus II: G3-G5 International Curriculum
Phone Number: 077/070 862 333
Website: www.ciappschool.edu.kh
School-information email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Respectfully Yours,
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Hi! I'm pleased to announce that the Microcosmos EP is now available on the Gradient Audio Label. These tracks were originally aired on my Soundcloud pages as demos some months back and Jason Foster at Gradient Audio kindly offered to do an EP with fully mastered versions of the tracks on his new dubstep/downtempo/ambient label. The tracks were mastered by Ben Jura at GCR Audio and I think they sound really warm, full and detailed compared to my lowly mastering efforts on the original demos.
If you like your ambient on the slightly darker side with lots of shifting textures and atmosphere then you will probably like these tracks. Currently you can get the EP downloads here at Digital Tunes http://www.digital-tunes.net/search?search=gradient+audio or http://www.digital-tunes.net/releases/microcosmos_ep The EP will also be on Addictech soon http://bit.ly/ht8HEr and further releases will appear on iTunes, Amazon and Juno by the end of the month.
Your feedback on the EP would be most welcome and I hope you enjoy the music 🙂


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This is Part II of our Big Ten recruiting roundtable. Once again, our experts are senior national recruiting analyst Tom Luginbill, Midwest recruiting writer Jared Shanker and Scouts Inc. recruiting coordinator Craig Haubert.
Topic 4: After the top tier of Ohio State and Michigan, what other Big Ten schools have done a good job with this class?
Tom Luginbill: "Michigan State has done a really good job on offense. They had to replace a some wide receivers, and their top two players in the class are receivers, in my opinion. I think they've done a nice job with the offensive line and on the edge with the defensive line. But they haven't addressed maybe their defensive tackle needs. Really, David Fennell is the only one in the whole class. But they're going to recruit their style of guy and they're going to develop them and mold them, because this isn't a program that feels it has to play true freshmen.
"I've been a little bit surprised that there isn't more of a Texas presence in [Nebraska's] class. I understand their want and need to create a presence in the Midwest, because that's where half of their livelihood is during the fall. But you look at where their guys are from -- Missouri, Colorado, Utah, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois -- and you're only really talking about one Texas prospect in their entire class, and that's a little bit surprising. Michael Rose is a really good player on the inside at linebacker and in front of him Paul Thurston out of Colorado has a chance to be a really good one, too. So they've done a nice job in the front seven overall, which they obviously needed to do."
Jared Shanker: "Wisconsin really tried to swing for the fences and went after some top guys. They only have 12 commitments. It's not a whole lot in quantity, but there is some good quality. They have four four-star guys, and in the 2010 and '11 classes, they had one four-star guy combined. It looks like they really slowed down after the season started. They were going after some big guys. It looks like they're going to lose Kyle Dodson. They lost the other offensive tackle, [J.J.] Denman. They're hoping to get Jordan Diamond, but if I had to guess, I think he'll end up at Michigan. They sent out a couple last-second offers to some other offensive tackles. Wisconsin, it looks like they tried to take that next step in recruiting. They whiffed on some, but I still like what they did overall with the class, even though they don't have a whole bunch of numbers.
"Nebraska didn't have a whole bunch of room. They had 14 or 15 guys, but they're hoping to get three or four more. It looks like they'll get Andrus Peat, one of the best tackles in the nation. He's a guy they've been high on the whole time. Getting Imani Cross, the running back out of Georgia, was a big pickup. It looks like they're probably going to land three-star Vincent Valentine out of Illinois. It would be a pretty successful signing day for them [if they get Peat and Valentine]."
Craig Haubert: "Very quietly Iowa, especially down the stretch here, has put together a pretty solid class. They just picked up a four-star offensive lineman, Alex Kozan. He was their sixth four-star guy in their class, so they're doing a really good job. They've done a nice job in the trenches, especially on the offensive line where they've got some guys leaving and need some guys. They're not a team a lot of people are buzzing about, but they've quietly done a good job.
"Michigan State, Wisconsin, Nebraska, you can lump together. If you ask five people to look at those classes and rank them, you'd probably get three different answers. With Wisconsin, it's a very small class but a good class, just not much in numbers. The same can be said for Nebraska. They're going to sign a small class, too, but did a great job filling needs at linebacker. The Armstrong kid can develop into a nice fit for them at quarterback.
"Northwestern, getting Ifeadi Odenigbo was, in the six or seven years I've been doing this, the most significant defensive pickup they've gotten in that time. Over the years they've actually picked up some pretty good offensive guys, but in our eyes, they've never landed anybody quite to his caliber, especially coming out of high school."
Topic 5: What are your surprises and disappointments in the Big Ten for this class?
CH: "The team that's really surprised me is Minnesota. They've done a really good job. That being said, they're going to probably still finish in the lower half. But if you look at their class, they've done a very good job, and they're on the heels of some of the teams right in front of them. The only difference with their class and some of the Michigan States and Wisconsins and Iowas, when you get to the meat of the class, Minnesota drops off a little bit. But at the top of their class, they've done a great job. They've got two really god wide receivers in Andre McDonald, who is a Minnesota kid, and Jamel Harbison, a kid out of North Carolina who's a really good player. ... Considering how bad they've been on the field the last few years, this is a really good class. If you're a Minnesota fan, you can look at this class and say there's only a limited amount of prospects coming out of the state of Minnesota. You've got to be able to keep them. They've done that, and they've gotten some decent out-of-state pickups.
"A disappointment is Illinois. There's a real possibility they could finish last in the conference. Any time you get a coaching change, that can cause some problems, but their class is just not very strong, and they lost a few guys after Zook was fired. So it's really not a very strong class. They've been a team that has shown over the years that they can put together some pretty good classes. While they've surprised at times with some of those classes with guys like [Arrelious] Benn, it's probably equally surprising how opposite this is."
JS: "The disappointment is Michigan and Ohio State are up there and there isn't another Big Ten team in the class rankings. You'd expect Michigan and Ohio State to always be up there, but with Michigan struggling recently and Ohio State going through its turmoil, if you were the other programs you hope this is an opportunity to maybe close the gap in recruiting. And none of them were able to do that. Not that they got bad classes, but you would have hoped that they'd take full advantage."
TL: "I think Minnesota has slowly but surely put together a pretty nice looking group. When you consider the issues with Jerry Kill and his health throughout the fall and the fact they had an abysmal year on the gridiron, they've still been able to get three of the top five guys within the state. I would say their top five-to-seven guys would probably exceed expectations from what they'd normally be able to draw. It's a very big and deep class. So I think they're a surprise that's fallen under the radar to some degree.
"Another team where things weren't ideal for them on the field but they put together a pretty decent class is Iowa. They've done a pretty nice job of getting a lot of high-end three-star, low-end four-star players that aren't getting that internet notoriety, which they could care less about.
"I wouldn't say there's any disappointment. Northwestern has done as good a job as they can given their parameters. I don't want to judge Tim Beckman yet, because he's just now laying down his blueprint."
Topic 6: Give us three or four players who can make an immediate impact next season.
TL: "I think Noah Spence could have an impact at the defensive end spot for Ohio State. I think either Aaron Burbridge or Monty Madaris at receiver for Michigan State will likely be asked to contribute in some way, shape or form, just because there's a significant need there. Michigan could have quite a few guys come in and play a role. Maybe Devin Funchess at a need position [tight end] for them on offense. A guy who may surprise and get on the field pretty quickly for them is Joe Bolden, a linebacker."
JS: "Ifeadi Odenigbo, going to Northwestern, coming in he's going to obviously have to add some weight, but he's a guy that can be a situation pass rusher, coming in on third down and maybe end up with six, seven, eight sacks as a freshman just with his speed off the edge.
"Adolphus Washington, committed to Ohio State. He's another guy who could make a big impact. He had a huge senior season. He doesn't play against the best competition, but I was really impressed watching him, the few times I saw him this year.
"And if he gets a chance, even on special teams, I really like Joe Bolden, going to Michigan. I saw him play in the opener, and he has great instincts. He was making two steps in the direction the play was going to go before the ball was even snapped. I wasn't down in St. Petersburg, but I heard he tore up the Under Armour game."
CH: "Any time you're a five-star guy, you've got to look at a guy like Noah Spence. Joe Bolden, he's got a chance for two reasons: he's already on campus, and he's a pretty good football player, a pretty instinctive guy. Also for Ohio State, Adolphus Washington, a kid with good size, great motor.
"In Iowa's class, Greg Garmon. He fits their system well.
"For Nebraska, that corner they got out of juco [Mohammed Seisay] is pretty good. But sticking with the high school kids, Imani Cross was a great pickup for them. He was committed to Tennessee at one point. He's a really good running back, a bit bigger, but in addition to being a good prospect, he's a great fit for them. He's a no-nonsense runner. He finds his hole, makes one cut and gets up field. And for a need at linebacker, [Michael] Rose is really good, too. I really was impressed with the job he did down at the Under Armour game. He's got good size for a kid coming out of high school, a linebacker, pretty savvy in coverage, too, for a high school kid."


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Thomas Jones Discusses Race, Politics, Anthem Protests, and President Donald Trump
Thomas Jones dropped by Tiki and Tierney for a candid interview about race, politics, player protests, and President Trump, among other topics
Former first-round pick and NFL Pro Bowler Thomas Jones dropped by CBS Sports Radio on Wednesday for a candid interview about race, politics, player protests, and President Donald Trump.
"I think the league is stuck between a rock and a hard place because this is the first time that something like this has really happened," Jones said in studio on Tiki and Tierney. "When we (entered the league), I don't think we even came out for the national anthem. I think we were in the locker room. As far as information, there was no text messages. There was no Twitter, social media – things didn't spread as fast. You didn't have as much information as you do now."
Now, however, people have that information. Instantly. Often disseminated with spin or bias, which leads to division.
"Being an athlete, people love to say, 'Shut up and do that – dribble, run the ball, catch a ball' because they look at the money we make and they think that the money should satisfy everything," Jones said. "They forget that we're human beings just like them. I have the utmost respect for anyone that can do something special. I don't know if I could build a house. I don't know if I could ever fly a plane. I have the utmost respect for a pilot. But at the end of the day, you can't just tell somebody that they shouldn't have an opinion because they get paid millions of dollars to do something that you can't do.
"Football is just one thing. Life is everything," Jones continued. "Unfortunately, there are injustices that are going on in the country, and unfortunately, there are things that are happening that people are turning a blind eye to. Because the NFL is such a huge platform, certain people feel the need to speak on that. And I completely agree with them."
Jones, 39, reiterated the true purpose of the player protests, as that has seemingly been lost in the shuffle.
"It's not about the anthem. It's about what's going on with police brutality," said Jones, who played with Tiki Barber at Virginia. "A lot of the positive things, its crickets. They're not giving as much praise for the positive things as they are the negative for the things that they don't want to see. I think if you're going to give one, then you need to be fair and give the other one as well."
Jones explained that football is an apolitical event despite what some in media and politics – and the NFL – want people to believe.
"Football is football. People . . . try to make it seem as if football is a political sport; it's not," Jones said. "It's a multi-billion-dollar industry separate from the military. The military is the military. They protect and serve this country with honor and dignity and we all have the utmost respect for them. Football is a corporation. I think sometimes people get it confused because of the aesthetics that are around it, but in reality, they're two separate entities. So if Colin Kaepernick or a player is kneeling in protest, he's in America. That's what those soldiers are fighting for us to do – peacefully. And he asked a military veteran, 'What should I do?' The military veteran advised him to take a knee.
"And so, obviously you can't please everyone," Jones continued. "I respect the people who don't want to deal with any type of politics, whether it's kneeling for the national anthem or knowing how bad Donald Trump is screwing up the country. Whatever it may be, I respect them for that. But the reality is if you're going to deal with the kneeling of the national anthem and all the other problems that come with the NFL, then you've got to respect the people that have an issue with certain things and use it as a platform to speak on."
Jones also addressed Brandon Tierney's concern that things have become too all-or-nothing these days. President Trump is an example that, as many people either love him or hate him.
"It's about perspective," Jones said. "With Donald Trump, I think this is an extreme situation. It's one thing to have a leak in your house; it's another thing to have a flood. I think with some of the things that are going on just from a humanity standpoint, I don't think policy has to do with those things. I think those are separate. I think those are the issues that most people have with him and the administration. It's some of the inhumane things that are going on based off of race. I'll call a spade a spade. If someone's wrong, they're wrong. I have nothing to hide. I have no political agenda. I'm not a politician. I'm not running for office. I have my opinion, just like everyone else has their opinion. But I definitely think because the NFL has the military involved and the flag involved that they're going to have to accept all the byproducts of that. You can't have one without the other. It's impossible."


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The spring equinox has arrived, and with it, thankfully, some signs that life is returning to the gardens. It also marks the start of the volunteer season, and we've been delighted to welcome Tasha to the farm for the past few weeks. Visitors have also started arriving at Birch Eco Cottage, and the calendar is starting to fill up. It is time to get busy.
For the first time since planting them five years ago, many of our trees are now big enough to need their lower branches pruned, opening up the understorey, and allowing us to develop planting there. Because the ground cover is mainly creeping buttercup, we've cardboard mulched a great area underneath the trees and towards the orchard. That's got a generous topping of some of our horse manure mountain, and we'll be planting into it fairly soon. All part of a plan to more thoroughly adopt a no dig approach, in the same way that Charles Dowding advocates.
At the same time, the polytunnels have been cleaned up, trays of seedlings are warming in the propogator, and an air of orderliness has come over the indoor growing areas. Despite all the recent snow and ice, our peach tree is blossoming cheerfully, and with a little careful hand pollination (a paintbrush does the trick) we are hopeful of another decent crop.
It's been a pretty unrelenting and often miserable winter, so to be able to sit in the sunshine, and eat the occasional fresh green leaf is something that Lyra especially loves. Sometimes she takes the idea of grazing rather to literally.
Outside, the ponds are heaving with frogspawn. This season the small, lower pond has loads, although all the adult frogs seem to be living it up in the big pond, and at any one time, there are ten or so, lolling around in the shadows, in amongst the piles of spawn. Weather permitting it should be a bumper year for frogs.
The outside beds are getting a clean up, ready for mulching and then more no-dig, and it's a relief to see them emerging from under the grass. There's a surprising amount of food lurking in some of them, as witnessed by this gigantic bucket of unusual potatoes that Tasha found whilst weeding. We've also been busy fixing up the willow fences, and creating the first of our living willow arches, as part of the living fence that will eventually protect the growing spaces from unruly chickens, dogs and children, whilst giving us a healthy yield of basket willow. This is, we hope our first really well organised season in the garden, and all the work that went before will pay off as we use some of the lessons learned to keep on top of the food growing, and then,harvest and storage. We shall see…


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For Christmas, Chris and I took a trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fl. We were excited to get away from the snow for a while (even thought we couldn't escape the cold), and go to the sunshine state (at least one of them). We had a blast!! We ate amazing food (a lot of fancy cheese for Vanessa and steak for Chris), we went on awesome rides, bought a lot of stuff, and just had fun with each other. On Christmas, we decided to visit the Animal Kingdom in hopes of avoiding the huge crowds that would be descending on the Magic Kingdom and we definitely lucked out. For the whole trip, the longest that we waited to get on a ride was 40 minutes. I think that the definite highlight of our trip though, was when we saw Cirque Du Soleil. It was amazing!! We were so impressed by all of the acrobats and the incredible talent that they have. Our second favorite memory was in Germany in Epcot where we had a Christmas ornament made for us by a German glass craftsman. It was really neat to watch him work with glass as if it was water. I love it. We were sad to leave the parks, but happy to be home with Gir and happy to sleep in our own beds.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Exciting Announcement
Chris and I are proud to announce that we are the excited parents-to-be of little Miller baby due next July!! It is currently 11 weeks old and is so far doing really well.
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Monday, December 20, 2010
Merry Christmas
"We wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!"
We hope that everyone has a Merry Christmas wherever you may be! This year we are doing something a little different...We are going to be in Disney World for Christmas and we can't wait!!! We are going to miss being with our family and friends though.
May your Christmas be filled with love, laughter, and joy as you celebrate the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ. We'll see ya (and post) when we get back!!
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Monday, December 6, 2010
Kris Kringle Day
Happy Kris Kringle Day! I have been celebrating this wonderful holiday (?) (excuse for presents) since I can remember and Chris and I have been celebrating it together since we've been married. Since last month we got our Blu Ray player, it was no surprise when Kris Kringle brought each of us a new Blue Ray. I got Gladiator and Chris got Star Trek. That Kris Kringle sure knows us well...
For those of you who may not know what Kris Kringle Day is, it is a German holiday celebrated the night of the 5th of December and the morning of the 6th. On the 5th of December, family members put their shoes out into the hall or other open area and while everyone is asleep, Kris Kringle comes and brings small gifts (if you are good) or coal and sticks (if you are bad) in your shoes. On the morning of the 6th, the family runs to see what they received and there is much rejoicing. I have loved this holiday since I was a child and I can't wait to continue it with my family.
Happy Kris Kringle Day!
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Winter Jeeping
Yesterday, Chris and my brother Brett had a man's day of jeeping. They met with a bunch of jeeping enthusiasts at around 10am and went to a place out by 5 Mile in Utah Valley. They had a lot of fun and Brett even drove a bit of the trail himself! Way to go Brett!! They watched a dune buggy try to go up a really steep trail (without success) and several of the jeeps had breakdowns (which is fairly common at these events). One Jeep lost its power steering! Bummer!! Overall, they seemed to have a great time and hope to go jeeping again soon!
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Thanksgiving was a really fun day. Sorry, I didn't take any pictures but in the morning Chris and I relaxed and tried to finish our rolls for Thanksgiving dinner. At around 2:15 we met up with my parents and brother Brett and all of us headed down to Thanksgiving dinner with Amanda, Aunt Julie, Mary Beth, Kevin, and some other people that I didn't know. We had amazing food, an awesome Thanksgiving quiz (bu my Dad and Butterball), and we played the wii for the rest of the evening. It was a lot of fun and I was sorry when it was all over!
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Family Pictures
So, for my birthday, I had my good friend Hannah Galli, who just happens to be a professional photographer, take some family pictures. Well, she is amazing!! Here are some of the pictures:
I'll post some more later! I hope that you enjoyed these.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
My Birthday
This past weekend held my birthday and I have to say, I was really spoiled! On Friday, Dad and I celebrated our birthdays with family with cake, ice cream, dinner, and presents. I have to say that my family is awesome (cousins and aunts included). I got books, Legos (hehe), the coolest pillows in the world, and more books. Friday was a lot of fun and I enjoyed sharing the celebration with my Dad. Saturday was such a relaxing day! I got up, opened my presents and then we went for a family photoshoot (which the picture below if from) and then played video games until it was time for dinner. I am so blessed to have such a wonderful husband who made my birthday so special! Thank you Chris, you are amazing!! Thank you to everyone who wished me a happy birthday, I really appreciated it! Now on to my next quarter century!
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Happy Birthday Dad!
Happy Birthday Dad! You are an amazing Father, Husband, Son, Brother, and Grandfather. You are artistic, creative, fun, and adventurous and I am so blessed to have you not only as my Dad but also as my Birthday Buddy, Friend, and you are such a great example to me. I have always tried to follow in your footsteps so that I can have great stories to tell my own children. Don't ever change. I love you!
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Blu Ray
Yesterday, Chris was really happy and here is why:
Can you guess? We got our new Blu Ray player. We have been talking about getting one for over a year now, and Chris finally found one to his liking that was also a good deal! We had also been collecting movies in the Blu Ray combo packs so that when we eventually got a player, we would have something to watch. I'm glad that we did because we were able to watch Avatar on our player and it looked amazing!! Chris and I are so excited to add this to our ultimate watching experience. Now we just need some awesome speakers, but we'll have to save that for another time.
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Monday, November 1, 2010
This Halloween was a blast! I was Captain Scrimshaw and Chris was a Karate Master. We went over to my Aunt and Cousin's house for dinner, crafts, and games. Dinner was amazing! My Mom made some sticky Vulture Legs, my Aunt and Cousin made awesome salads and we brought bread. After we ate, we decorated some masks and then my Mom's cousin and son came for a visit. While the adults + Chris were visiting with my Mom's cousin, Brett, Amanda, and I went downstairs and played the Wii. I watched Brett and Amanda play Beatles Rock Band and then we played Just Dance 2 together. Needless to say, we were pretty tired by the time we finished. We then got a game, Curses, and played it with my Mom's cousin's son. He was funny to watch (since he was so much younger than the rest of us). We ended the night on a high note and I for one can't wait until next Halloween.
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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Halloween is one of my favorite holidays and one of the things that I especially look forward to is getting together with family and carving pumpkins. I really like odd looking pumpkins and this year, my pumpkin had wart-like growths (which sounds weird but looked cool) and it was my downfall. The skin of my pumpkin was like cement!! It was so hard for me to carve it that Chris had to help me finish my pumpkin (since he had a normal pumpkin, he was finished with his pretty quickly). In fact, everyone had finished with their pumpkins before I was remotely finished. Nevertheless, it did get finished and both mine and Chris' pumpkins look amazing (as does my family's pumpkins). Chris ended up with a mickey head design on his pumpkin and I ended up with an ambigram that says fire (like in the book/movie of Angels and Demons). Maybe next year i'll find a cool looking pumpkin that is easy to carve!
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Incredibly Cute
I just have to brag, I think that I have the cutest dog in the world. Chris and I got Gir a stuffed animal from our trip to Disneyland and he loves it. The problem is that he loves it a lot and loves to chew on it (which we totally expected). The funny thing is that he will chew on it one moment and the next he is using it as a pillow. On Sunday the Pluto stuffed animal had all ears, arms, legs, tail, and collar attached. That's not necessarily true right now...He only really has his arm, legs and tail still attached. Well, since Gir loves Pluto so much, I guess that its money well spent. Alright, I'm done bragging about my dog...for now.
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Monday, October 18, 2010
I can't believe that Disneyland has already come and gone! It was so much fun!! I was very excited that a lot of the Millers were able to come with us! Chris and I spent most of our time with them and we had a blast! We went on our favorite rides Many, Many times, we ate at some amazing restaurants, we enjoyed searching for pins, trying to stay dry (which is not easy on Splash Mountain), and occasionally met up with the other 5 members of our group. By the end of the trip, I think that all of us were extremely tired (especially our feet) and we had to bid Disneyland ado. It was sad to leave, but I know that we will be back some day. Hopefully it can be another fun family trip. Thank you everyone who came with Chris and I and made this trip so wonderful!
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Sunday, October 10, 2010
Tracy Aviary
Yesterday, Chris and I met up with my friend Hannah and her boyfriend Michael at the Tracy Aviary in downtown Salt Lake City for a double date. We had never been to the Aviary before and I was impressed. It was a little small, but the birds that they had were fun and interesting to look at. The thing that all of us thought was the strangest was that there was a wedding reception going on at the Aviary. We kept seeing people really dressed up walking around and we were beginning to feel slightly under dressed when we saw the wedding couple. Then it all made sense. The pictures above are some of my favorite that I took yesterday. Overall, we had a great time hanging out with Hannah and Michael at the Aviary! Thanks for inviting us to come with you guys! We had a great time!!
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Sunday, October 3, 2010
Brett's Birthday
Yesterday was my older brothers birthday and the best part was that his daughter, my niece, Lucy was able to spend the weekend with us! It had almost been seven months since i'd seen her and she has changed so much! It was a lot of fun to be able to interact again with Lucy and see how adorable she has become! She is starting to talk now and everything is "doggie". She is also walking all over the place and its hard to keep her in one spot. I think that the very best thing about her visit is how happy my brother was. I haven't seen him this happy for a long time and it was really good to see; especially on his birthday. Happy Birthday Brett! Thanks for letting us come over and share your time with Lucy! We had a wonderful time, and Lucy is amazing! We love you!!!
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
First Soccer Game
Last night Chris and I got to experience something new. We were invited to go with my cousin and brother to a Salt Lake Real soccer game. It was a new experience for us because we are not big sports fans, so we don't often go out to games, but we thought that it would make a fun change and it did. It was a lot of fun, especially to watch the other fans and how into the game they get. We were sitting near a group of die hard fans who for the entire game were dancing, beating drums, shouting, and throwing shredded paper into the air. It was funny to watch and i'm fairly certain that they were very drunk. It got pretty tense at the end because Real was down 1 point (well, they didn't have any at all) and it would have been horrible to lose on home turf. But, in the last 3 minutes of the game, they were able to score which means that the game ended up being a tie. I don't really understand how a professional sport game can end with a tie, but I guess it's better than losing. Overall, Chris and I enjoyed our first soccer game and would be open to going again. Thanks Amanda for inviting us to come!!
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Exciting Work Day
I never really thought of the dangers that were present when a job is located up in the mountains. Yesterday, I learned what some of those dangers are. It started like any other work day, I got up, was at work by 7:00am and worked. I had lunch with my friend Hannah and its after lunch that my typical work day became less typical. I guess that I should step back and say that yesterday was a bit of a stormy day. It wasn't as bad as a storm that we had a month ago, but that storm combined with the dry weather we had been having in September created a bit of a problem for yesterdays storm. After everyone had started working after lunch, a couple people were asked to go see the managers. This is not a singular occurrence, so no one thought of anything until those individuals came to get their belongings and were told to immediately go home. What? We asked them why and they said that the rain had caused mudslides and the access road to work had a slide across it. Well, now everyone wanted to go home early and we were just discussing the mudslides when one of the managers came and told us that we were all going to be evacuated in groups of three. Lets just say that no one was very upset that we would have to leave work and go home. Oh darn...The manager continued to say that those who had parked close to the mountain (which just happened to be me) could go home first since they were more likely to have trouble getting out (since where their cars were located there was now a fairly strong moving current of water, mud, and small rocks). I was in one of the first groups of three to get to my car which was luckily undamaged. So, I got to go home an hour and a half early from work and i'm now waiting on word from the managers to see if I will be going in today or if it is still to dangerous. I'm hoping that it will be too dangerous so that I can have a nice day at home, we shall see. So, working up in the mountains can give you some exciting days at work, i'm just happy that no one was hurt.
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Cheaper by the Dozen?
In one month, Chris and I will be standing at this spot once again. This time however, we will not be alone! Earlier this spring, Chris and I (mostly I) decided that another trip to Disneyland was a definite must for this year. We decided that it would be fun to invite some of our family to go. At first, we just invited my parents, then it was extended to my Aunt and two cousins, then we asked Chris' parents if they would like to join us. One of my cousins dropped out of the trip because she was going on another major adventure which happened to be at the same time. I also let Chris' sister who lives in LA know that we were coming to her neck of the woods and we would love it if she and her husband would like to join our merry band. So, for most of the year the grand total of for sure attending people was 8. This past week, that number changed drastically! Towards the end of last week, Chris' parents let us know that they were for sure coming because they had gotten their plane tickets. We were so excited! Our party of 8 was now 10! I thought that this would be the grand total for our trip. 10 was a good number, right? Well, I was wrong. Over the weekend, another Aunt humbly asked if she could join us to which we said "no problem." Our total was now 11. This time I felt sure that our party was now full. I was wrong again. Yesterday, we got another email from Chris' parents letting us know that another one of his sisters will be joining our not so little party. We are thrilled! For several members of our party this is going to be their first time at the original Disney park (although they have been to Disney World) and I am so excited for them. I can't believe that from our casual talks earlier this year that our party to Disneyland will have 12 people!! This is going to be one epic vacation! I can't wait!!!
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
Second Blog
I've started a second blog about my attempts to be crafty. Please check it out at http://wannabecrafty007.blogspot.com/.
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Monday, September 6, 2010
Tanners Flat Camping Trip
This weekend, we went on our annual camping trip to Tanners Flat which is in Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah. This year was super fun! We just relaxed the first day, making crafts, reading, and playing games. The second day we did a 8.2 mile hike. It was really hard, but it was so worth it because the trail was stunning and Chris and I saw snakes, squirrels and a dear! My cousin Amanda and my aunt Julie also saw a Moose! We also enjoyed great food and amazing company! I had so much fun and I can't wait for next year's trip!!
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Desolation Trail: The Sequel
This morning, Chris, my parents, Gir, and I went on a hike in the mountains near Salt Lake City. Chris and I have been on this hike several times, but this was a first run for my parents and they loved it. I think that we picked the perfect day to go because there was a nice breeze and we almost had the trail all to ourselves for the entire trip. Gir had fun, there were lots of birds out and he tried to hunt them down. It was quite funny, but unfortunately for Gir, the birds foiled his every attempt to capture them. It was a nice hike though and everyone enjoyed it. Thanks Mom and Dad for coming with us, we had a blast!!
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Chris caught me sleeping on our couch the other night (while he was trying to fix our new computer). I can't believe that I was able to sleep in that position! I must have been really tired. Doesn't Gir look cute!!! He really likes to cuddle when he's tired!
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Back to School
Today was Chris' first day back to school. The important thing about this back to school, is that it is the beginning of Chris' LAST YEAR OF SCHOOL (not that i'm excited or anything). The first day went well so far, and he had a meeting with a school councilor to discuss his possibilities of entering the grad program after he graduates next May. They seemed optimistic that he could be accepted in, but it's going to take a lot of hard work on Chris' part. I know that he can do it, and I'll try my best not to distract him while he is supposed to be studying and doing homework. I'm very proud of Chris and how well he has done at school in the past, and what he'll do in the future. We're in the home stretch!!
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Model Man
My older brother Brett, gave Chris a great surprise the other day. He came over and presented Chris with a beautiful red and silver Mustang model that Brett had made for Chris. Not only did he build the Mustang, but he built a garage with car posters and tool boxes to keep the car company. It turned out AMAZING!! I have to confess, I was totally in on the surprise. I picked out the colors and gave my opinion on the car in progress! Well Brett, Chris was extremely surprised and he LOVES IT!! Thanks your all of your hard work, it really paid off!
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Friday, August 13, 2010
Thomas' Birthday Celebration
This week, my brother Thomas was home on leave from the Air Force, so we decided to celebrate his birthday. Some of our family came over to my parent's house for cake, ice cream, and presents. He got a good array of presents from Converse to Kool Aid (oh yeah). He gave me, my cousin Amanda, and my cousin Liz a spin in his new Ford Mustang which was a lot of fun. We also watched a funny show called Top Gear (which my family loves) and we had some laughs. At the end of the night, we took some family pictures and the top picture is my favorite. Happy Birthday Thomas! You're awesome!!
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Geo Cashing
At the beginning of August, Chris took a man-cation (a manly vacation) to go jeeping with some of his buddies from a jeeping forum that he subscribes to. The jeeping trip was held in the Uinta Mountains and Chris said that it was absolutely beautiful. Apart from taking in the nature, Chris had fun driving the jeep around and camping under the stars. He had a lot of fun, but I was glad when he came home. I missed him!
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Saturday, July 31, 2010
Mt. Timpanogos
So far, out of our four years of marriage, Chris and I have gone on a hike up to the Mt. Timpanogos caves (in American Fork, Utah) for three out of the four years. It is usually a hike filled with both pain (the hike is really, really steep) and awe (the caves themselves are worth the painful hike to visit). This year we were joined by my brother Brett and it was a blast!! We hiked up to the caves faster than I ever have in my life! We took almost no stops and it seemed like Brett was almost running up the steep incline. Once we endured to the end or top of the hike, we were so early that we had to wait over an hour for our appointed time to take our cave tour. I was really surprised to see how many families with very young children were attempting this hike, especially due to the steepness that is the climb up. The caves themselves are spectacular! I can't describe in words how beautiful the cave formations are, but I am always awed by them even though I have seen them many times. The hike down was fairly quick and we grabbed a bite to eat once we made it down to the bottom. Thanks for coming with us this year Brett! You made this trip really special!
P.S. If you ever go on this hike, here are some words of advice:
Go early in the morning
Try to go on an overcast day
Bring LOTS of water
Bring a sweatshirt for the caves, they get pretty cold
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How to lift heavy end-caps to the end of each hose during test – and over a wide area – without clashing with pre-existing overhead cranes.
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A radial jib crane was mounted on a bespoke travelling carriage and rail system which was mounted to the wall of the building. The jib crane can cover an area 5m x 25m and simply folds away when the overhead cranes are in use.
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The solution designed has solved the problem as required. The large overhead cranes deliver a hose to the test cell and then the travelling radial jib is deployed to fit the end-caps. The caps are fitted quickly and meanwhile the main overhead crane can be in use elsewhere in the building.
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Philip Dart biography
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After gaining a degree in Drama at Hull University, Philip's early directing career took him to the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, the Plymouth Theatre Company and the Soho Poly Theatre in London. From 1987 to 2012 he was the Artistic Director of the Channel Theatre Company and subsequently Chalkfoot Theatre Arts, with both companies receiving regular funding from Arts Council England. He now works as a freelance Theatre Director in the UK and Europe.
Philip's first foray into national touring began with two UK touring premieres: Larry Kramer's pioneering play, THE NORMAL HEART and Anthony Minghella's MADE IN BANGKOK. There followed a number of highly successful national touring productions including THE WOMAN IN BLACK; THE HAUNTED HOTEL(Philip's own successful adaptation of a little known Wilkie Collins novel); a revival of Terence Rattigan's WHILE THE SUN SHINES and Tom McGrath's play LAUREL AND HARDY (a co-production with Buxton Opera House).
In the mid-Noughties he set up the acclaimed Chalkfoot Theatre Arts, undertaking a wide programme of work for small-scale theatres and rural community venues in the south east. His work for Chalkfoot included a an original play, RUNNING FOR GLORY (about the 1924 Paris Olympics), a new adaptation of THE PRISONER OF ZENDA and an innovative staging of Erskine Childers' Edwardian spy novel THE RIDDLE OF THE SANDS that earned nominations for Best Director and Best Production in the Off West End awards following a run at London's Jermyn Street Theatre.
Philip has also directed two in-house productions for the Festival Theatre, Malvern: Shaw's ARMS AND THE MAN and a reworking of the musical, NIGHTINGALE. In a freelance capacity he has directed Noel Coward's FALLEN ANGELS for Pavilion Theatre and was co-director and co-adaptor of THE MYSTERIES AT CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL.
For over 25 years Philip has written and directed the Pantomime at the Buxton Opera House.. He enjoys directing drama students and in recent years has worked at ALRA, The Court Theatre Training Company and Arts University Bournemouth. Last summer he directed WOMEN OF TWILIGHT for the Drama Studio London, his third visit following successful productions in 2015 and 2016.
Philip has been a regular director at the English Theatre in Vienna for over ten years, where productions have included CHARLEY'S AUNT; LEND ME A TENOR; THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST; WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION; MOONLIGHT AND MAGNOLIAS; FOX ON THE FAIRWAY; PYGMALION and HELLO/GOODBYE. He has also directed George Bernard Shaw's CANDIDA and N.J.Crisp's classic thriller DANGEROUS OBSESSION for the English Theatre of Hamburg. In 2018 he will direct Neil Simon's THE ODD COUPLE for Vienna's English Theatre.
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With infrastructural development taking centre stage like never before, it's no small wonder that more and more job profiles are opening up in the health and safety sectors. In this case, the construction sector is particularly special. If you would like to get involved in the building of bridges, buildings and other structures, and take care of the health and safety of all other stakeholders, then such jobs are surely for you.
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EMERSON, N.J., Nov. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Micronet Enertec Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: MICT), announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Enertec Systems 2001 Ltd, was awarded a $2.6 million valued order for the development and initial production of a computer-based test, diagnosis and simulation system to support the newest version of an advanced missile defense system.
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David Lucatz, President and CEO of Micronet Enertec Technologies, said, "Our continuous efforts and focus on missile defense systems has led to several recent awards, including this current one, and we are proud to be selected to develop this mission critical system. Our computer-based solution which utilizes our most advanced design capabilities will ensure the combat readiness of one of the most advanced and critically important missile defense systems in the world."
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Hey, Camp Fans!
We were delighted to see such a great response to our 'Share Your Camp Story' Contest here at Everything Summer Camp and now we're eager to publish each one right here on the Blog! After our seven lucky winners, everyone else who submitted received a $15 gift certificate to our online store! Today's post is from Brianna B., who wrote in to tell us about her time away at Pinecove Camp and the fun summer stay she had…
"Hi. My name is Brianna B. and I have been going to Pinecove camp in Palestine, TX for two years now! I love Pinecove because it allows me to learn about GOD and how he made each one of us different. I think Pinecove is the best because there is a week of fun activities, but they are all related back to GOD and that is what Pinecove is all about! I was so organized at camp all thanks to my trunk from EVERYTHING SUMMER CAMP, I also a had an awesome organizer (FROM EVERYTHING SUMMER CAMP) at the top of my trunk in which I could have my Bible in, my note pad and pens, and much more, and all my bunk mates said next year they wanted one too! I learned at camp that we should be focused on GOD more than anything else, and that GOD made you the way he wanted you to be. One of my favorite activities was the ZIPLINE, at first, I was really scared to do it because it was super high, but all my bunk mates cheered me on and I had the courage to do it. The thrill of the zipline was amazing, you could feel the wind in your hair and the scenery was beautiful! It felt like a once in a lifetime experience, and was a remarkable adventure in the sky! In the morning, we would always have 20-30 minutes where the whole camp had to be quiet and everyone would take out their bible and focus on GOD only (FUN FACT-THAT WAS THE ONLY TIME THE CAMP WAS EVER QUIET, THE REST OF THE DAY SOUNDED LIKE CHAOS!!) At the end of every day we would go to Worship at the "C.L.U.B", where we would sing for 30 minutes and then pray after. Then we would do our Bible study and talk about what our pastor was saying that night. Then we would go outside get a bedtime snack and head back to our cabins for a shower and then bed. My favorite thing at camp was the camp store, there was so much stuff. I bought 4 shirts, a wrist band, and many more things!! I think the overall thing I enjoyed most was meeting new friends and knowing GOD wanted me to meet them!!"
Thanks for the shout-out, Brianna! Glad we could make you so happy with your C&N Camp Trunk and other camp accessories. And, more importantly, we're glad to hear that you got so much out of your camp experience! It feels great to expand your network of friendships as well as your own spirituality! If you're interested in this kind of a camping experience, check out Pinecove Camp for yourself by clicking here and, as always, thanks for reading!
- John


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Another flash page! This was fun to do although pacing running is surprisingly hard.
I found this comic today => instant fav *O*
so COOL!!! :D
Fantastic, I just found this webcomic today and I was heartbroken it's only on page 12!! I'm already hopelessly addicted.
By and by, your panel cuts are lovely for indicating the moment (by that I mean the diagonal gutter breaks). This comic just flows lovely.
@KinReynard: Hi, I am so glad you enjoyed what we have to date! I promise you those pages are going to come in their good time, I am as anxious as anyone to get them all up. :)
Thank you, that's so kind of you. It is still hard work but I will learn!
Ooh, I like this! I love his character design- but I must say, the thing I love the very most is how he carries that plant around like it's a cat. ;D It's just one of those little details that I can't resist.<3
Looking forward to seeing this comic grow~
@Forget-Me-Nots: Yay, thank you! Haha, you're right, it is very much like a cat to him. It can also fend for itself for short periods of time.
Me too, glad to have you as a reader! :)


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Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment of Colon Cancer
Colon cancer is a particular form of cancer (carcinoma) which affects the body's colon. The colon is part of the large intestine. In fact, it is the largest portion of the large intestine. Most colon cancers derive from adenocarcinomas, which are cancer cells that begin in our cells that produce mucus and other body fluids.
Fast Facts about Colon Cancer
Colon cancer is a serious form of cancer that starts in the rectum or colon. It is most common among people who are over 50 years of age. In certain cases, though, a genetic form of colon cancer might occur in person under the age of 50. There are many ways to treat colon cancer, which can involve simple endoscopic style procedures to general surgery. Prevention measures can be a big help in catching the disease early in the disease process, which greatly improves a person's chances of undergoing complete recovery. The best advice of all is to regularly see your health care provider, so your provider has the chance to help you check of symptoms and signs of colon cancer.
Common Causes of Colon Cancer
The exact cause of colon cancer is not currently known to modern science. As is the case with many other forms of cancer, our best understanding of the causes of colon cancer comes from the risk factors that have been identified with colon cancer. These risk factors range from very basic things like age and sex, to a person's genetics. There are also some risk factors we bring upon ourselves, such as is the case with smoking cigarettes.
Risk Factors for Colon Cancer
You risk of developing colon cancer cannot be known completely. However, modern medical research has been able to identify many risk factors that can increase the odds of a person developing colon cancer during their life time. Studies have found the following risk factors for colorectal cancer:
- Age – Anyone can statistically develop a higher chance of developing colon cancer once they reach the age of 50. This is why this age has been established as the prime age to first access a person's risk for colon cancer. The average age for onset is 72 years of age.
- Colorectal polyps – polyps are a kind of growth that grows out from the inner lining of the colon or rectum. A person who develops polyps is statistically more at risk. Most colorectal polyps end up being benign. Some, however, end up becoming cancerous. At that point, a cancerous polyp is called an adenoma.
- A family history of colorectal cancer in close relatives can increase your risk. If you have multiple relatives with the disease, it greatly increases your odds of developing colon cancer. The genetic connection is still not fully understood; but it is a good risk factor indicator.
- Changes in a person's genes over life can increase your odds. There are two known genes that can increase a person's odds of developing colon cancer: the HNPCC and the APC gene. They are related to two genetic forms of colon cancer, called Hereditary Nonpolyposis Colon Cancer and Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) respectively.
- A personal history of cancer of the colon will also be at risk for getting the disease a second time.
- A person who suffers from some form of colorectal inflammatory disease is at greater risk for colon cancer. Some of these types of diseases include Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
- Eating a diet that is high in fat can increase your risk for colon cancer.
- Cigarette smoking can increase your risk of developing polyps and colorectal cancer.
Symptoms of Colon Cancer
There are several common symptoms of colon cancer. All of them relate, in some fashion, to changes in bowel habits. Those symptoms include:
- Diarrhea or constipation
- Feeling that your bowel is never getting completely empty
- Finding blood in your stool (regardless of the color of the blood)
- Very narrow stool (as compared to normal).
- Having frequent gas pains, cramps and bloating
- Unknown, sudden weight loss
- Constant fatigue
- Nausea and vomiting
The hard part about these types of symptoms is that they can also occur with a variety of other diseases. This is probably why many people never seek treatment for colon cancer, until the disease has progressed quite a bit. Having a regular, yearly physical past the age of 50 can really help increase the probability for early detection and treatment.
Diagnosing Colon Cancer
There are some basic tests that a health care provider can do to help diagnose colon cancer. Those tests include a fecal occult blood test (which tests for blood in the stool), a biopsy of suspicious cells, and a screening colonoscopy or flexible sigmoidoscopy. Typically, these types of tests will start around your 50th birthday, unless there are other reasons to start early.
If your doctor finds cancer in the colon and/or rectum, then the cancer is given a stage level, which indicates how far advanced the cancer has become. The following stages are used to describe the disease process:
- Stage 0 – At this stage, the cancer was found only in the innermost lining of the colon or rectum. This stage is also commonly referred to as carcinoma in situ.
- Stage I – There is a tumor that has grown into the inner wall of the colon or rectum, but has not gone completely through the wall.
- Stage II – At this stage, the tumor extends very deeply into and through the wall of the colon or rectum. It may also be in other types of tissues that surround the colon or rectum. At this point, though, cancer has not spread into the lymphatic system.
- Stage III – The cancer has spread through the colon and into the lymph nodes that are in the colon and rectum. At this point, the cancer has not spread to other parts of the body.
- Stage IV – The colon cancer has spread to other organs of the body, like the liver or lungs.
- Recurrence – Cancer has returned after a period of remission.
Treatment Options for Colon Cancer
There are many treatments for colon cancer that can involve therapies, surgery, and specialized medical doctors. Your primary care provider may make a decision to refer you to a gastroenterologist, who specializes in diseases of the digestive system. You may also see a radiation oncologist (for radiation therapy), a medical oncologist (who specializes in the treatment of cancer) or a surgeon.
The choice of how to treat colon cancer can almost be as unique as the person with the disease. Treatment options are decided based upon the severity of the disease, the location of tumors, and whether the disease is in the colon or rectum.
Surgery for Colon Cancer
Without a doubt, the most common treatment for colorectal cancer is some form of surgery. The most common types of surgery are:
- Colonoscopy with polyp removal – Small polyps can be removed from the rectum and colon during a colonoscopy. A scope is inserted through the anus, which has a small camera and small surgical tools, which can let a doctor see the inside of the colon. The small wire loop serves to remove polyps.
- Laparoscopic surgery – With the aid of a lighted tube, a surgeon can see into the abdomen. This usually involved a few small cuts that allow the surgeon to get to the colon. The tumor and a small part of the health colon are removed, and the ends are reconnected. By common protocol, the rest of the colon is also checked for any other issues.
- Open General Surgery – General surgery involves making a large cut in the abdomen, in order to remove a cancerous tumor.
In laparoscopic and general surgery, the ends of the colon can be re-connected. However, re-connection is not always possible. When this happens, the surgeon must reconstruct a way for waste to be removed from the body. A surgeon will make an opening in the wall of the abdomen (called a stoma). The surgeon then connects the upper end of the intestine to the stoma, and closes the end. This process is called a colostomy. A bag is designed to fit over the stoma, in order to collect the waste. The bag is held in place by a very special type of adhesive, designed to hold the bag, but not permanently damage the skin.
Healing time after surgery can be different for each individual case. Rest and recuperation time are needed, so follow the instructions of your doctor. Your physician may prescribe different types of pain medication to help with any pain. People tend to feel weak for some time after surgery. Your health care providers will need to know of any signs of bleeding and infection.
When people get a colostomy, it is not uncommon to develop a skin irritation around the stoma. Your health care provider needs to know this. You will also receive special education about how to care for the colostomy bag, and the stoma. This can be your doctor, a nurse, or a specialized care provider called an enterostomal therapist.
Prevention of Colon Cancer
There are a common set of screening tests that are used to help detect colon cancer. The thing to remember is the need to have these tests done on a regular basis. Your health care provider will give you instructions on how often these tests need to be performed. The common tests are:
- A fecal occult blood test (FOBT) is a test that is designed to capture the fact that there are tiny amounts of the blood in the stool. Blood in the stool can be an early sign of colon cancer, though not always. For example, you might simply have hemorrhoids that are bleeding. Your health care provider will follow up the results of the test to know the best course of actions.
- A flexible sigmoidoscopy (Flexsig) is a procedure where a doctor checks the lower portion of the colon with a lighted tube. If polyps are found, they can be removed. When this happens, it is called a polypectomy.
- Colonoscopy involves the use of a lighted tube to look at the entire colon, versus just the lower section. Again, your doctor can remove polyps along the way.
- A Barium Enema is a process that can help your doctor see polyps and tumors better, especially when they are small. A Barium solution and air are used to help highlight the small polyps and tumors under X-ray.
- Digital Rectal Exam is a procedure, where the doctor inserts a gloved finger into the rectum to check for problems in the rectal area. If you are a man, your doctor will also commonly check the prostate gland.
Coping with Colon Cancer
Many people live a totally normal life after being diagnosed with colon cancer. If caught early, the cancer can be surgically removed, and the person just experiences a minor recuperation period from the surgery. At this point, the lifestyle change would involve regular visits to the doctor to check for any re-occurrence of cancer.
For others, lifestyle changes might involve chemotherapy or radiation therapy. These types of treatments can leave a person tired and weak, and may involve loss of hair. For a person who has a colostomy, it will involve care of the stoma for the rest of the person's life.
Where to Get More Information:
Colon Cancer Alliance
Colon Cancer Coalition


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Kitchen and Bath Business Management
Kitchen and Bath Business Management
This session covers core business management practices while reviewing multiple business models and common business start-up issues.
By the end of the session, you will be able to:
- Discuss the three basic Business Models represented in the kitchen and bath industry.
- List each of the four Business Legal Structures.
- Explain the importance and steps for creating a Business Plan.
- Describe the differences amongst the business models and structures and the advantages and disadvantages for each.
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Usher Plotting 'Ladies Only' Concerts
Usher is preparing a tour for ladies only. The R&B singer tells the Associated Press he will soon announce details of his "One Night Stand" tour. He said specific dates are still being worked out for about 15 "intimate" venues.
Asked why he wanted to perform a "ladies only" tour, Usher said he relishes the challenge.
"There's only a few artists that can pull that off," said the 29-year-old singer. "I feel like I've had such a connection with my audience. This album, I felt like, was definitely the type of one that was more intimate. So what better way to get up close and personal than to make it all women?"
Last year, Usher married Tameka Foster and the couple had a son, Usher Raymond V. Though now a family man, Usher hasn't relinquished his sex symbol status.
"The ladies like to see that masculine build," he said. "They question if I still got it."
To go with the theme, Usher is also planning his own line of lingerie and men's undergarments. He already has a fragrance and cologne.
Usher, who's working on a video for his new single "Trading Places," will perform at the National Football League's annual kickoff concert tomorrow (Sept. 4) in New York along with Keith Urban and Natasha Bedingfield.


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This time I am doing Black Sabbath which I bought from Westfield's HMV in Shepherds Bush with the Sex Pistols CD that I reviewed last time. Black Sabbath were from Birmingham and were one of the first heavy metal bands along with Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple - I remember my sister played me a Deep Purple record in the seventies when we used to live together in North London but I forget which one it was, I liked it a lot though.
Black Sabbath was released in 1970 and was the first LP by Black Sabbath so it is a very important record. The first song on the record is also called Black Sabbath and it starts off with the sounds you get when it's pouring down with rain and is thundering and with the noise of a church bell, it sounds very frightening. Then the guitars and drums start off and are very loud and slow and then Ozzy Osborne, the singer, starts singing about a figure in black and Satan. Satan is another name for the Devil, the Devil curses people and throws them in the fire and laughs at them, he is not a very nice person. I think he is singing about the Devil because he is a Devil worshipper and doesn't believe in Jesus - I think people who believe in the Devil are not very nice but I still like the music.
Next song is called The Wizard and has lots of harmonica on it with the electric guitars, it is a fast, very good song about a wizard who makes people happy by casting good spells, If I could do magic like a wizard I would help people out especially people who believe in the Devil because they need help, I would probably cast a spell to make them happier.
After The Wizard is the third song which is called Behind the Wall of Sleep and is about sleeping, I think, and after this is a song called N.I.B. This song starts off with some bass and then the singing and electric guitars and drums start, it is a very good rocking song and Ozzy sings about being Lucifer which is another name for the Devil, he also sings about being in love so it is a song about the Devil being in love; I don't think it would be nice to be in love with the Devil because he is wicked and does bad things to people. Next song is Evil Woman and in it Ozzy sings "Evil woman, don't you play your games with me" so it is a song about a not nice lady who is probably messing him around maybe by taking his money or shouting at him. I've never had a girlfriend in my life but if I was with a woman who messed me around like that I think i would leave her and find another woman who was nicer to me.
The next song starts out softly with an acoustic guitar and Ozzy singing about red skies and soft breezes in the trees, you can also hear a jews harp which is a metal instrument you put in your mouth and play with your fingers like in this video:
After this quiet bit the electric guitars come in but there is no more singing this leads into the last song with is called Warning. This is another song about bad relationships, Ozzy is singing about a woman who is going to leave him and how sad sad this makes him. I think it must be terrible to have a girlfriend leave you because you would miss them being around and have no-one to talk to. This song then has a very long guitar solo in it played by Tony Iommi who is a very good guitar player, then Ozzy starts singing again for a bit about his relationship, this is a very good way to end the record.
Overall I think this is a very good record that I think would be best played at night-time at a party - I would give it 10 out of 10.


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