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5 Adventures Sports in India to resuscitate your life from boredom
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India, eventually known as the land of rich heritage, where brews the panorama of alluring high lands and sizzling rivers, where nights are as exuberant as to fizz up your enthusiasm and stars being presumptuous to pale in the east, preparatory to the rising of the moon. The land that has secured its number in fascinating the tourists from all over the world for its religious and pilgrimage places, gracious mountains and the cities that are the crowning glory of India. But still, when the ball rolls in, to the point of adventure sports in India, people are still unaware of the big game.
The adventure sports in India has obscured its presence for a long while, but India has settled its score, as the youth can now fantasize of the great thrill that will revive their good spirits and make their life irrepressible. So here are the five adventure sports in India that will make the youth to presume the lifetime man-oeuvre.
Flying the eternal and endless sky where the fresh breeze dances upon your face and a rapturous smile to play along. It can be a lifetime moment that will become an entailing part and essence of your reminiscent memories. You won't be able to betray any astonishment when you will be pleased to enjoy the sky between the beautiful valleys of Kullu and Kangra, Manali or the Nandi hills of Bangalore that are some of the spots for this bone-chilling adventure sports in India that cannot be abdicated. But the epicenter of this sport is Rajasthan that has provided the youth with great thrilling adventure for a while.
When one ponders over to think about adventure, you surely can't miss the snow fever that you will get accustomed to when you are between the snow caps, and riding your way down the snow that can relish and ignite your engine with great rejoicing. Along the snow, there is the gleam of the sun that rides along your pavement, and gorgeous mountains to make you fall in love with the flabbergasting surrounding that dwells cordiality that one cannot forget in his/her entire life. Best spots to make your dream conceivable are Pahalgam and Gulmarg of J&K, Manali, Auli in Uttranchal and Kufri in Himachal Pradesh.
To be more explicit, Rock climbing is a daredevil task, but still, one of the adventure sports in India that will compel to kick your heels to try it once in a lifetime. Make your way through the rigid mountains that will test your real guts and repay all of your risks that you have faced in the form of happiness which is better not described than imagined, thus compensating all of your expenses. Some of the main spots to start with are Parvati hills in Himachal Pradesh, Shey rocks in J&K, Madhugiri in Karnataka and Pythal Mala in Kerala.
A number of mountains, valleys and rhetoric waterfalls, that are just a prologue of an adventure that is full of novelty and thrilling enough to make your heart, beat with more enthusiasm. Even in its abstract form, the notion is generous enough to spread the panorama of wide and heavenly land, that it will be an injustice to keep your feet away from the honor of trekking such a lithosphere that holds the natural flair of making the experience great. Best places to heave a sigh are the Chadar trek in Ladakh, Roopkund in Uttrakhand and Kudremuk in Karnataka.
Get ready to scrap away from your boredom, as you ride along with your companions on the merciless waves of river that mark their way down from the peaks of ingratiating and inducing Himalayas and shake your body in a fit of adventure, with your blood rushing to your head as you spear your way out of the waves. Be it be Rishikesh, Zanskar, Teesta river of Sikkim or Indus in J&K, your excitement and experience will be the one you won't forget in a hurry and your words will find excellence in telling the story.
So don't let your heels kick off in idleness, let yourself revel in the rapturous adventure, where the whole world will seem to re-echo the wilderness experience, the very sea to ring with it and as you will learn the whispers from your friends, the moon will rose to listen. Make a bold move and try the adventure sports in India in order to live life king size.
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text: A dramatic year for the Scuderia: Gilles Villeneuve died in the qualifying for the Belgian GP, while in Germany a terrible accident, similar to the one of his teammate, put an end to the career of Didier Pironi. The Frenchman, participated in ten races out of 16 this season and at the end he came in just five points behind Keke Rosberg in the Drivers' standings. The 126 C2, used this season, had a lighter and more rigid chassis thanks to the composite material introduced in Maranello by the British engineer Harvey Postlethwaite. The car was then raced by Patrick Tambay and, for the last two races of the season, by Mario Andretti. In the end the single-seater enabled the Scuderia to conquer the Constructors' title with a total of 11 places on the podium and 3 victories.


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I've enjoyed my Easter feather tree for years. Now I'm buying a variegated green feather tree for Christmas. My house is still a shambles, but maybe I'll get to use it this December. If not, there's always next year!
My Easter tree two years ago (some of you have already seen it):


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Rebecca Sive is an ardent social justice and women's rights advocate, political strategist and feminist community organizer. She is the author of VOTE HER IN: Your Guide to Electing Our First Woman President and EVERY DAY IS ELECTION DAY: A Woman's Guide to Winning Any Office, from the PTA to the White House.
She is the co-producer and host of the #VoteHerIn podcast series – a joint production with Two Broads Talking Politics. The influential podcast for progressive political activists tracks the movement to elect our first woman POTUS and was named one of the 15 best political podcasts by Marie Claire magazine.
Rebecca's career has spanned executive positions in government, philanthropy, academia, business, and the not-for-profit sector. She created the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy women's public leadership initiative, whose faculty included former White House advisor, Valerie Jarrett; Julia Stasch, President of the John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation; and Sian Beilock, President of Barnard College. She is the developer of Women Lawyers Lead (WLL)© – providing women lawyers with the strategies to become influential leaders in the public square. She founded one of the nation's first women's centers; was among the first modern generation of women appointed to public office, including the Illinois Human Rights Commission at its inception; served as advisor to Chicago's first African-American mayor, Harold Washington; and was among the national leaders who developed women's issues agendas for presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
Sive is listed in the biographical dictionary, Feminists Who Changed America; has received distinguished achievement awards from the Illinois General Assembly; her undergraduate alma mater, Carleton College; and the University of Illinois (from which she received an M.A. in American History), among others. Her op eds have appeared in The Huffington Post, Crain's Chicago Business, The Hill, and at MSNBC.
Rebecca has spoken at colleges and universities, corporations, national nonprofits and associations. She speaks about strategies for women to gain power and influence in the public square, including as elected and appointed officials; why electing a woman POTUS asap is critical to our nation's healthy future and the movement of women into executive leadership everywhere; and how women across generations, experiences, and backgrounds can − together − advance equality for everywoman.
Rebecca's audiences call her "a visionary, deeply thoughtful speaker on women's leadership" and "profoundly radiant; delightful; lively; brilliant."
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As an Indigo Child, Charles Virtue struggled through the process of understanding who he was and why he was perceived as being so challenging even as a child. And yet, it was his internal guidance system both discerned and detected dishonesty and incongruencies around him.
Having a mother like Doreen Virtue, with her intimate connection to the Angelic Realm, meant that Charles was able to explore these characteristics as part of his Divine Nature. This book is a manifestation of self-love and self-acceptance of an evolved Indigo willing and ready to step forward, into the world, guiding other Indigos and Crystals on their individual paths by sharing what Charles learned on his own.
This book, written as a dialogue between mother and son, also explores the parental piece of raising an Indigo (or Crystal) child. Mind you, while Indigos and Crystals share common characteristics, Crystals are much milder in their actions and beings.


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Windows 7 Games | Mahjong Games | Summertime Mahjong
Summertime Mahjong Game
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Colebrook Road
Come on out and celebrate the release of Colebrook Road's latest album, "On Time"
Colebrook Road has become a standout string band, a bluegrass powerhouse made up of five individuals whose sum is more than the total of their talents.
From modest beginnings as a four-piece band, Colebrook Road now plays as a five-piece ensemble and has become a familiar name throughout the Mid Atlantic region. The band is composed of lead singer, guitar player, and songwriter Jesse Eisenbise, mandolinist and winner of the 2014 Watermelon Park Fest mandolin contest Wade Yankey, upright bassist and tenor vocalist Jeff Campbell, banjoist, bass vocalist, dobro player, and winner of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival banjo contest Mark Rast, and fiddler, baritone vocalist, and winner of the 2015 Deer Creek Fiddler's Convention bluegrass fiddle contest Joe McAnulty.
In addition to award-winning members from an array of backgrounds, the songs performed are almost exclusively original compositions with varying themes. The band writes intricate and dynamic arrangements filled with both vocal and instrumental harmony that creates an interestingly modern, complex, and varied sound while still adhering to the larger bluegrass genre. Colebrook Road is a standout string band.
Following the 2012 release of their eponymous first effort, the group released their sophomore album, "Halfway Between," on May 7, 2016. Like their first, the album features all-original vocal and instrumental songs- ten studio tracks, plus a bonus live recording from their contest win at the Podunk Bluegrass Festival.


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By: Savannah Wakita
Edited by Alyssa Paquin
On Thursday, February 9th a high speed chase in Florida resulted in one teen dead and another injured. The 16 year old male who did not yet have a license was involved in a high speed chase while driving a stolen car with a 15 year old female passenger in the back seat. After attempting to flee from police, the car skidded off the road and came to an abrupt stop hitting a tree. Officers then continued to move towards the convict with weapons on hand and remove the male from the flaming vehicle. He was immediately arrested and is now being charged for: Aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, fleeing to elude a law enforcement officer, aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude resulting in a death, manslaughter, and driving without a license resulting in a death. While still on the scene of the crash, the 16 year old informed no one of the passenger who was still in the burning car. Officers noticed the other body in the vehicle and begun extinguishing flames to safely remove her. She was brought out unresponsive and in critical condition and was airlifted to the nearest hospital. Despite all efforts the 15 year old girl died in the hospital as a result of an irresponsible driver and herself being irresponsible. This just comes to show how irresponsible and careless teens can be; careless enough that it costed a young girl's life. (globalnews.ca)


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The Go To Cures For Hard To Remove Stains
What happened to the leopard that fell in the washing machine?
He came out spotless.
What happened to the stained brand new t-shirt that fell in the washing machine?
It came out with the stain still on it.
Unfortunately this seems to be an all too familiar story for items in our wardrobes, especially those that are made up of the lighter colours on the colour wheel. Time and time again we find that an extremely hard to remove stain has buried itself into a shirt or t-shirt and it is not willing to move regardless of the methods we try.
What tends to be even more frustrating is that 90% of the time these prized items of clothing are brand new and they soon find themselves becoming the next household rag.
We have found some excellent clothing care techniques to help you remove any of those extra tough stains.
Timing is of the Essence
The most valuable piece of information I can give you is that timing is of the essence. The quicker you tend to a stain the more chance you have of successful removal. The longer a stain sits on an item of clothing, the more permanent it becomes. Therefore, if it is at all possible, attend to the stain right away and I can almost guarantee you will have 100% success.
Unfortunately, we tend to find most of our stains appear the next morning. If that is the case then we urge you to read on.
Detergent/Stain Removers
Many liquid detergents and stain removers have become extremely effective in the battle against the stain army and will provide a valiant attack on any tough stain. The trick is to pour detergent directly on to the stain and allow it to soak into the garment for up to 10 minutes. If possible you can work the detergent into the item of clothing for a deeper cleanse. After you have completed this step wash the item of clothing as directed on the label and you should be in the clear.
Water-Based Stains
Many food and drink stains will be water based (Tea, Coffee, Wine etc). These types of stains are full of acids and should lift from the surface of your shirt with the application of white vinegar. Blot the affected area with white vinegar and use a paper towel to remove the top layer of colour. Next blot the area with dye-free dishwashing detergent and rinse clean. Repeat this a couple of times to slowly remove the stain and then wash as normal.
Oil-Based Stains
Oil based stains such as food grease; paint and cosmetics tend to harden slightly differently and therefore will need some special attention. To remove these stains you will need to attack the layer of oil first before the stain will come out. Using specific dry solvents will work, but you need to be careful as they can harm some fabrics. Use nail polish remover or a paint solvent to remove the stains and then wash the garment as usual. Dry cleaning agents respond particularly well to food grease.
Last Resort
The last resort for set in stains is to use a bleach wash. Once again, bleach can damage the finer materials used in clothing so you have to be extra careful. Be aware that silk and wool willdissolve in chlorine bleach. Add one part chlorine bleach to five parts water and test on an inconspicuous area of your clothing, if the colour does not change then your item is suitable for a bleach wash.
Sadly, there are some stains that are just destined to remain on our loved items and in rare cases no matter what you try they are just not going to disappear. In these instances it is important that you replenish your wardrobe to keep your game strong for every occasion. Take a look at our best bits below.
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Economics as the 'science of household economy' and ecology as the 'science of ecosystems' have their common etymological root in the Greek word 'oikos'. The founding members took this name to show the common origin of economy and the environment. With time, the field of interest became broader including topics of social responsibility. Nowadays, oikos stands for collegiate commitment to economical, ecological and social sustainability.
oikos Edmonton is part of an international student-lead organization which works at the local level to instil values of sustainability in the business leaders of tomorrow. In line with oikos International's mission, oikos Edmonton promotes sustainability among the students and to support the integration of sustainability issues into business and economics education and specifically focuses on developing students' practical skills.
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MiBed Elite Upgraded Adjustable Base With A Choice Of Fifteen Fabrics VAT FREE
This is the MiBed Elite Upgraded Bed Base From Furmanac.
It is available in fifteen different fabrics.
There are six standard fabrics and nine luxury fabrics.
There is no charge on an Elite for the deluxe fabric upgrade.
This bed base includes a FREE upgrade to a two man delivery who will also install your new bed base in your room of choice.
As part of this professional installation service your new bed base will be fully installed and all packaging removed.
If you order a MiBed mattress at the same time it will also be installed.
All Of Our MiBed's are NBF approved.
Upgrade your mattress to be featured on our Elite base to get the sublime levels of comfort you deserve.
Click Here To Choose Your MiBed Mattress.
The Elite MiBed comes with a 5 year guarantee,
The new upgraded Elite base features the following as standard
- RF massage unit.
- Tension sliders.
- Upgraded ventilation slats.
- Chrome castors.
- A back-lit remote with a memory motor to store you favourite positions.
- An underbed light.
- Raised suspension slats.
The Elite Base comes with a Back-lit Remote with Memory Motor.
The back-lit remote lets you adjust your Elite bed base to your preferred angle in the dark with ease.
Or if you prefer you can choose to utilise the memory motor and adjust the bed to your stored position with just the press of one button.
The MiBed® Elite base features a bolt on massage unit.
It features Pulse, Wave or Constant options depending on your preferred massage style.
The Elite base also features chrome castors which offer a stylish finish to your MiBed® Elite base.
They also provide a greater level of support to the bed base when compared to the more common, plastic alternatives.
Cream Tension Sliders and Upgraded Slats.
While the tension sliders allow you to adjust the level of support provided to the lumbar region, the upgraded slats on the new Elite base offer increased ventilation.
This will ultimately keep your mattress fresher for longer.
The underbed light on your Elite base lets you navigate in and out of bed more safely during night and is easily controlled by the touch of a button on the back-lit remote.
This bed base is available in twelve different fabric colours.
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These are ideal if you have wooden flooring and will stop your bed from moving around.
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This bed will be assembled and installed by our specialist team.
The 5ft Kingsize is 2 x 2ft 6 beds and the 6ft SuperKing is 2 x 3ft beds with linking bars to make one bed.
This allows for both occupants to control their own side of the bed.
If required the king and superking beds can be made with a one piece mattress, both sides of the bed are synchronized to move together at the same time.
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For houses with limited access, 2ft 6, 3ft, 5ft (2x2ft6), 6ft (2x3ft) beds can be cut in half so they can be installed upstairs without difficulty. One bed will arrive in three parts, the mattress and two half bases. The actions will also be cut in half and then bolted inside the bases during assembly.
For the 3ft 6, 4ft & 4ft 6 only the adjustable action will need to be cut in half as the base is already in two parts.
The Headboard is not included, please click here to see our MiBed Headboard Collection.
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Course scheduling is part of the duties of the Office of Academic Affairs.
Our office closely works with Health Sciences Center and West Virginia University leadership on academic policy guidelines. Seniors interested in the honors program apply through the Office of Academic Affairs.
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Michelle C. Monty
Michelle passed away on Tuesday, February 5, 2019.
Michelle was a resident of Kingston, New Hampshire at the time of passing.
Daughter of the late Raymond Deschenes and Dolores (Vigeant) Deschenes, she was born in Lowell, MA and attended St. Joseph's High School in Lowell, a member of the Class of 1974, as well as attending the University of Lowell and Newbury College.
A memorial service for Michelle will be held at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, February 13, 2019, at Brookside Chapel and Funeral Home, 116 Main Street, Plaistow, NH.
In lieu of flowers, her family kindly asks for a donation in Michelle's memory to the American Cancer Society, 2 Commerce Drive, #110, Bedford, NH 03110.


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Galwegians picked up their second win of the season and accounted for rivals Corinthians at Glenina on Friday night.
After three wins to start their campaign Corinthians have now lost two on the bounce and will hope to turn their fortunes around against Midleton on Saturday at Corinthian Park (2.30pm).
Four penalties and a drop goal from Tadhg Leader gave Galwegians a 15-3 at half-time, with Mick O'Flynn's penalty after 22 minutes keeping his side in touch.
However, with Corinthians scrum-half Steven Bruce in the sin-bin a try from Tadhg Leader after 47 minutes gave the home side a 22-3 lead, before Darren Classens touched down for the Tuam Road outfit ten minutes later.
But Daragh Leader slotted three penalties late on to ease Wegians clear of their rivals, before John Cleary picked up a yellow card late on for the hosts.


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Something for everyone at The RVT
This weekend there really is something for everyone at The Royal Vauxhall Tavern starting on Thursday (8 Nov) with the Recon Fetish Comedy night hosted by Baby Lame and featuring a fantastic selection of stand up comedy all with a fetish link. Friday is Anthem Love Muscle Classics featuring DJs Steve Benison and Sean Sirrs, a PA from Love Inc and BKS vocalist Simone Denny and a free CD to the first 100 customers. Saturday is, of course the always marvellous Duckie and at Sunday Social the unsinkable Myra DuBois will be on stage while those brilliant DJs rock the dancefloor.
Topsie's at Sundowners
This Saturday (10 Nov) the gorgeous cabaret startlet Topsie Redfern will be heading to the seaside for a show at Sundowners in Margate. She'll be on stage at 11pm with songs and stories plus you get great tunes and a fun crowd right through till 3am
Briefs Close Encounters
Briefs are the all-conquering, all-dancing, all-gorgeous boylesque group and they are back in London from Friday (9 Nov) until January with their show Close Encounters as part of Christmas in Leicester Square. Described as 'a glittering snow globe of circus, drag and boylesque' we guarantee you'll love it. Tickets on sale from christmasinleicestersquare.com
Cabaret at the G&D
There's always a smorgasbord of talent on offer at the George and Dragon in Greenwich including this Friday (9 Nov) the mighty Myra DuBois. On Saturday you get the diminutive Mary Mac and on Sunday there's Mary again and Miss Jason!
Brewers cabaret line-up
There's another sensational weekend ahead at The Two Brewers kicking off with demure northern songbird Myra DuBois on Thursday (8 Nov). Friday it's the crazy that is Drag With No Name and on Saturday, lock up your husbands, boyfriends, sons, dads and the gin as Miss Penny celebrates her birthday. It all comes to a shimmering climax on Sunday at Mary Mac's Birthday Bash with Miss Jason, Mary, Sandra and guest PoppyCock bringing you a genuine happy ending.
Lemon at the White Swan
On Friday (9 Nov) there's a fresh new club night launching at The White Swan. Lemon features Boyz Award-winning Tia Kofi from the Vixens and Two Box Productions plus fellow award winner Sum Ting Wong as DJs and promoters. The theme for this party is the Playboy Mansion and you are invited to dress up accordingly. Tickets are on sale now at outsavvy.com
Denim – The Reunion Tour
Denim are the five fierce queens who are reuniting for one night only… over three weeks at the Soho Theatre. The Reunion Tour show kicks off on Wednesday (14 Nov) and runs until 1 December. We love the girls and if outrageous drag is your thing, then you'll love this hilarious show packed with songs and big laughs too. Tickets at sohotheatre.com
Triple trouble at the Old Ship
John and the gang at the Old Ship have a triple treat this weekend for us at the Limehouse venue starting on Friday (9 Nov) when Myra DuBois puts the world to rights. On Saturday it's the turn of Mary Mac to shake her haggis and then on Sunday it's the delicious Marsha Mallow making a welcome return.
XXL Fetish with DJ Hutch
If you're feeling frisky this Saturday (10 Nov) we recommend you grab your best fetish kit and head to Pulse for XXL Fetish. Not only will the club be packed with bears, blokes and hunks in leather but you also get a special guest DJ joining the team when DJ Hutch rocks that main floor.
Extra late at Circa
If you are a late night bunny, then you'll be thrilled to know that on every Friday and Saturday from now until January the really rather gorgeous Circa the Club on the Embankment is open until 5am. Wahoo!
Check out Little Ku
Everyone loves Ku Leicester Square with its topless bar boys, Klub and Light Lounge, it's a multi Boyz Award-winning super bar, but don't forget there's also its cheeky and flirty baby brother, Ku Soho or Little Ku as it's also called. Open seven days a week, with a team of cute bar boys there's cool tunes, cold drinks and that warm welcome, plus you might well find Ku PR guru Nieko loitering with intent.
Queersay debuts in London
This Thursday (8 Nov) Queersay, an exciting new social discussion group makes its London debut in the Club Bar at The Two Brewers from 6.30pm. Four invited speakers will discuss LGBT+ visibility and then you are invited to take part in this fascinating evening and debate. Tickets are just £6 from queersay.community
Heidi is back at The Welly
This Friday ( 9 Nov) that multicolured one woman explosion in a paint factory Heidi Liscious is back behind the decks at The Duke of Wellington. Panda Pop is her new Friday night experience and will feature the biggest and best in pop and disco mash-ups from 9pm. Entry is free and you also get great service and one of the best crowds in town in the venue voted Best Bar in this year's Boyz Awards.
Catch the Krampus
How to Catch a Krampus is the brand new alternative Christmas show from the team at Sink the Pink and the beautiful mind of writer and director Ginger Johnson. It's a twisted tale mixing Victorian ghost stories with European folklore and plenty of panto style laughs. The show opens on Tuesday 13 November at the Pleasance Theatre, N7 and tickets are on sale from pleasance.co.uk
Check out The Yard in Coventry
The Yard in Coventry is one of our favourite northern LGBT+ venues and they always have something fun on offer. This Friday (9 Nov) there's cabaret from the hilarious Fannie Coli and on Saturday you get hits galore from X Factor star Georgia Burgess.
Let's go to Blackpool
Sometimes only a trip to the Blackpool Illuminations will do! If you're planning a visit to the legendary seaside mecca we are happy to recommend these four bed and breakfast hotels, all gay friendly and all close to the gay quarter. Granby Lodge – granbylodge.com, The Willowfield – willowfield-guesthouse.co.uk, Pride Lodge – pridelodge.com and Lawrence House – lawrencehouseblackpool.co.uk


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Laurencetown, Lenaderg & Tullylish Community Association, which owns Laurencetown Community Centre, is run by a management committe of local volunteers.
LLTCA employs a Community Development Manager and part-time Centre Caretaker. In addition, there are currently three staff members who are funded by Children in Need, who deliver services and activities for any young person with ASD who is able to attend from across the Trust area. We also have two youth workers – Jamie who works on a Thursday night with the Senior Youth Club and Niamh who manages the Junior Youth Club on a Friday night.
We are financially supported by Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council and the Southern Health & Social Care Trust. The additional money that is required to cover the running costs of the centre comes from rent from regular centre users such as Laurencetown Pre-School, Chest, Heart & Stroke, the ProActive BIG Lottery funded project and LLT Women's Group. We also get a small amount of revenue kindly donated from birthday parties and other occasional group hire events.
LLTCA is always open to ideas from the local community for activities in the centre. So please call in or contact us if you have any ideas or suggestions.
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Claire Patience – Community Development Manager
Sheila Monaghan – Centre Caretaker
Jamie Vincent & Niamh Curran – Youth Officers
Shauney Mann – Keep 'er Lit Co-ordinator
Naomi McDowell – After School Club Leader
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Mel Byrne
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Norman Kerr – Treasurer
Helen Mateer – Chair
Helen also sits on the Pre-School Management Committee.
Patricia McConnon – Secretary
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Jim Bell
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Kevin Savage
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Stephen Doran – Vice Chair
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Kalem Lynch – Committee Member
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Revista Brasileira de Farmacognosia
Print version ISSN 0102-695XOn-line version ISSN 1981-528X
Rev. bras. farmacogn. vol.18 suppl.0 João Pessoa Dec. 2008
In vitro anti-staphylococcal activity of Hyptis martiusii Benth against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus-MRSA strains
Atividade anti-estafilocócica in vitro de Hyptis martiusii Benth contra linhagens de Staphylococcus aureus resistentes à meticilina - MRSA
Henrique D. M. CoutinhoI, *; José G. M. CostaI; José P. Siqueira-JúniorII; Edeltrudes O. LimaIII
ILaboratório de Pesquisa em Produtos Naturais, Departamento de Ciências Físicas e Biológicas, Universidade Regional do Cariri, 63100-000 Crato-CE, Brazil
IILaboratório de Genética de Microrganismos, Departamento de Biologia Molecular, Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 58051-900 João Pessoa-PB, Brazil
IIILaboratório de Micologia, Departamento de Ciências Farmacêuticas, Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 58051-900, João Pessoa-PB, Brazil
This is the first report about the antibacterial activity of Hyptis martiusii Benth. In this study the ethanol extract of H. martiusii was tested for its antimicrobial activity against strains of Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureus. The growth of all bacterial strains tested was inhibited by the extract. The diameter of inhibition zones varied from 13 to 20 mm for the extract. The MIC and MBC values ranged from 128 to > 1024mg/mL and 256 to > 1024 mg/mL, respectively. It is therefore suggested that extracts from H. martiusii could be used as an anti-Staphylococcus agent. Compared with methicillin and gentamicin, the extract was more effective, being a promising antibacterial agent.
Keywords: Hyptis martiusii, Labiatae, anti-staphylococcal activity, antimicrobial activity.
Este é o primeiro relato de atividade antibacteriana de Hyptis martiusii Benth. Neste estudo, o extrato etanólico de H. martiusii foi avaliado para atividade antimicrobiana contra linhagens de Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa e Staphylococcus aureus. O crescimento de todas as bactérias testadas foi inibido pelo extrato. O diâmetro das zonas de inibição variaram de 13 - 20 mm. Os valores da CIM e CBM variaram de 128 a > 1024 mg/mL e 256 a > 1024 mg/mL, respectivamente. Devido a isso, podemos indicar que o extrato etanólico de H. martiusii pode ser usado como um agente anti-Staphylococcus. Quando comparado com outros antibióticos como meticilina e gentamicina, o extrato foi mais efetivo, demonstrando ser um promissor agente antibacteriano.
Unitermos: Hyptis martiusii, Labiatae, atividade anti-estafilocócica, atividade antimicrobiana.
Staphylococcus genus is widely spread in nature being part of the indigenous microbiota of skin and mucosa of animal and birds. Some Staphylococcus species are frequently recognized as etiological agents of many animal and human opportunistic infections (Nostro et al., 2004). S. aureus, S. epidermidis, S. saprophyticus and S. haemolyticus are the most important species as community and nosocomial human infection causing agents. In addition of causing different kinds of intoxications, S. aureus has been the most common etiological agent of festering infections that attack different tissues and/or organs (e.g. furuncle, carbuncle, abscess, myocarditis, endocarditis, pneumonia, meningitis, bacterial arthritis) (Verhoeff et al., 1999; Pereira et al., 2004). Capsule, peptidoglican, teicoic acids, adesins and synthesis of enzymes and extracelullar toxins are some virulence attributes present in/on S. aureus cell (Nostro et al., 2004).
Among the bacterial genera able to develop changes in their sensitivity to antimicrobials, Staphylococcus species have been recognized as having increasing and worrying antimicrobial resistance (Georgopapadakou, 2002; Nostro et al., 2004). For patients, the antimicrobial resistance increases the morbidity and mortality, whilst for healthcare institutions it means increasing costs (Dancer, 2001; Coutinho et al., 2005). Regarding the increasing clinical importance given to nosocomial and community bacterial infections and the progressive development of antimicrobial resistance, a great number of scientific researches emphasizing the antibacterial properties of plant products has been carried out (Hernández et al., 2003; Silva-Santos et al., 2004; Duarte et al., 2005; Gayoso et al., 2005; Michelin et al., 2005; Lima et al., 2006a,b; Santos et al., 2007; Serafin et al., 2007; Silva et al., 2007; Aguiar et al., 2008; Silva et al., 2008; Salvagnini et al., 2008; Simões et al., 2008). Filtrates, infusions, macerated, juices, extracts and cataplasms from plants with medicinal properties have been applied in the treatment of various diseases since antiquity (Annuk et al., 1999; Hernández et al., 2003).
Hyptis martiusii Benth ("cidreira-do-campo") is a small shrub belonging to family Labiatae used in Brazilian traditional medicine against intestinal and stomachic diseases (Agra et al., 2008), with few pharmacological reports. Antitumoral, cytotoxic and insecticidal activities were identified (Araújo et al., 2003; Costa-Lotufo et al., 2004; Costa et al., 2005; Araújo et al., 2006), but no antimicrobial activity has so far been reported according to a literature survey.
Chemical compounds as flavonoids (Isobe et al., 2006), triterpenes (Falcão et al., 2003), diterpenes (Ohsaki et al., 2005) and sesquiterpenes (Facey et al., 2005), with antimicrobial, insecticidal, analgesic, antiplasmodial activities and antidepressive effect (Okiemy-Andissa et al., 2004; Fragoso-Serrano et al., 2005; Chukwujekwu et al., 2005; Isobe et al., 2006; Silva et al., 2006; Bueno et al., 2006) were isolated on other plants from the genus Hyptis.
This study was carried out with the purpose of evaluating the antimicrobial effect of the ethanolic extract of H. martiusii to inhibit the growth and survival of S. aureus strains isolated from clinical samples.
Methicillin (SIGMA), Gentamicin (SIGMA). The solutions of antibiotics were prepared using the recommendations of Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute - CLSI (NCCLS, 2003).
Escherichia coli (ATCC 8539 and ATCC10536), Pseudomonas aeruginosa (ATCC 25619 and 9027), Staphylococcus aureus (ATCC 6538 and 25923) were used as positive control. The clinical and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) were obtained from the Laboratório de Genética de Microrganismos - UFPB. All strains were stocked at room temperature in heart infusion agar slants (HIA, Difco) and, prior to assay, the cells were grown overnight at 37ºC in brain heart infusion (BHI, Difco).
Plant material
Leaves of Hyptis martiusii were collected in the city of Crato, State of Ceará, Brazil. The plant material was identified by Dra. Maria Arlene Pessoa da Silva and voucher specimen have been deposited with the number 464 at Herbarium "Dárdano de Andrade Lima" of Universidade Regional do Cariri - URCA.
Preparation of ethanol extract from Hyptis martiusii (EEHM)
200 g of aerial parts were oven-dried at room temperature and powdered. The powdered material was extracted by maceration using 1l of 95% ethanol as solvent at room temperature. The mixture was reserved for 72 h at room temperature. The extracts were then filtered and concentrated under vacuum in rotatory evaporator (Brasileiro et al., 2006). For the tests, the extract was diluted in DMSO and its highest concentration remaining after dilution into broth caused no inhibition of bacterial growth.
Antimicrobial activity test
Solid medium diffusion technique using agar wells was used for screening the antibacterial activity. For this, 1 ml of the bacterium suspension (approximately 105 cfu/ml) was uniformly spread on sterile agar Muller-Hinton Petri dishes. 50 µl of EEHM 10mg/mL were addicted within agar wells with 6 mm diameter (modified from Nair et al., 2005; Sahin et al., 2004). The system was incubated at 37 °C for 24 hours. It was considered as positive antibacterial activity when observed growth inhibition zone with diameter >10 mm diameter (Lima et al., 1993). MICs were determined in a microtitre assay (Javadpour et al., 1996) by inoculation of 100 µL of each strain suspended in BHI two - fold concentrated (final concentration 105 colony-forming units/mL) in a 96-well microtitre tray with two-fold serial dilutions by adding 100 µL of EEHM solution. The final concentrations of the EEHM was 512, 256, 128, 64, 32, 16 and 8 µg/mL. The MICs were recorded as the lowest concentration for growth inhibition. The Minimal bactericidal concentration (MBC) was determined inoculating samples from non - growth wells on plates with BHI agar. The MRSA strains 007 and 441 were assayed with methicillin and gentamicin with final concentrations of 1024, 512, 256, 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2 and 1 µg/mL. All plates were incubated aerobically for 24 h at 37 ºC. The MBCs were recorded as the lowest concentration without growth. All antimicrobial assays were performed twice and the results were expressed as average of the two repetitions.
Oxacillin (OXA); Penicillin (PEN); inductive Erythromycin (EMI); Kanamycin (KAN); Streptomycin (SM); Gentamicin (GEN); Amikacin (AMI); Tobramycin (TOB); Chloramphenicol (CHL); Tetracyclin-minocyclin (TCM); Neomycin (NEO); Paramomycin (PARA); Butirosin (BUT); Sisomicin (SIS); Netilmicin (NET); Constitutive Erythromycin (ERIC); Tetracyclin (TC); Ampicillin (AMP); Amoxicillin (AMOX); Cefalotin (CF); Cefadroxil (CFR); Cefalexin (CFL); Clindamycin (CN); Ciprofloxacin (CIP); Gatifloxacin (GAT); Ampicillin-Sulbactan (AMPS); Rifampicin (RIF); Novobiocin (NOV).
In the last years there has been a great scientific interest in chemical and pharmacological investigations regarding the biological properties of medicinal plants (Almeida et al., 2001; Silva et al., 2003; Rocha et al., 2005; Barbosa-Filho et al., 2005; Barbosa-Filho et al., 2006a,b,c; Saúde-Guimarães & Faria, 2007; Barbosa-Filho et al., 2007; Biavatti et al., 2007; Oliveira et al., 2007; Barbosa-Filho et al., 2008). It is known that medicinal plants have been source of many drugs applied in clinical procedures (e.g morphine, emetine, rutine). The use of extracts as antimicrobial agents presents a low risk of rising microbial resistance to their action because are complex mixtures, making more difficult the microbial adaptability (Daferera et al., 2003).
Table 1 shows the inhibitory activity of EEHM against clinical isolates of S. aureus. EEHM showed effectiveness in inhibiting the all strains with inhibition zones between 13-20 mm (average: 16,5 ±1.8). Six strains showed inhibition zones with diameter >18 mm. Smallest inhibition zones (13 mm) were found on the MRSA strain 358, while the largest one (20 mm) were found on the MRSA strains 365, 10C and 19L. MIC and MBC values were 128 - 512 µg/mL and 256 > 1024 µg/mL for the S. aureus strains, respectively. The effect was not observed on the P aeruginosa and E. coli strains. As far as we know, it is the first report of the antimicrobial activity of H. martiusii.
Table 2 shows the anti-staphylococcal efficacy of EEHM when compared with the aminoglycoside gentamicin and the β-lactam methicillin. The EEHM was 2 - 4 times more effective to inhibit the S. aureus growth than these drugs. Regarding the MIC values found for all assayed S. aureus strains, the classification criteria above cited confirms the strong anti-staphylococcal property of EEHM.
Plants remaining to the genus Hyptis are used in the folk medicine by populations around the world as an antimicrobial remedy (Goun et al., 2003; Wiart et al., 2004; Kala, 2005). These antimicrobial properties have been assayed and proven in ethanol extracts and essential oils of H. ovalifolia (Hasimoto and Souza et al., 2002; Souza et al., 2003), in methylene chloride extract from H. brevipes (Goun et al., 2003). Furthermore, flavones from H. suaveolans (Isobe et al., 2006) and pectinolides from H. pectinata (Fragoso-Serrano et al., 2005) showed antibacterial activity against Helicobacter pylori, E. coli and S. aureus respectively.
The results obtained in this study showed the strong anti-staphylococcal property of the ethanol extract of H. martiusii, noted by small MIC value and effectiveness in inhibiting the microbial growth of S. aureus. These data are promising and could encourage further researches on phytochemical, toxicological and pharmacological aspects of H. martiusii by-products in order to support their possible rational use in the antimicrobial therapy, particularly, in anti-S. aureus therapy.
This work was supported by the following Brazilian agencies CNPQ and FAPESQ/PB.
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Nick Gordon, the man famous for dating the late Bobbi Kristina Brown, found himself in serious trouble again on Saturday following a domestic battery disturbance according to a source as confirmed by People Magazine. A representative speaking on behalf of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office claimed they went to the home of the 29-year-old where he was staying with his girlfriend, Laura Leal.
Upon their arrival, Gordan stated that he wanted Leal to leave his house after she tore his shirt up and threw a bottle at him. Gordon told the officers that she was "crazy" and her attack on him was unprovoked.
However, and while this isn't an admittance of guilt of any kind, Gordon and Leal were drinking alcohol. On the other side of the story, Leal stated that Gordon supposedly struck her while driving home from a bar.
The arrest report claims Gordon "pulled her hair," and told her that he should "wreck the vehicle." The officer who arrived at the scene stated Leal had a slightly swollen lip but refused medical attention.
Gordon's girlfriend chose not to press charges against him, but police did take him into custody because her injuries were consistent with domestic violence.
Following his detainment, Gordon paid a $500 bond and is in the process of leaving the station. He will appear in court on the sixth of April.
As all know by now, the court found Brown to be civilly liable for Brown's death back in 2016. They ordered him to pay a sum of $36 million. Furthermore, Gordon has been in trouble with the police for domestic violence charges repeatedly including in June of 2017.
As for his history with the deceased Bobbi Kristina Brown, her father, Bobby, said to Rolling Stone in February that justice was not served in restitution for her death. Bobby disapproved of Gordon "walking around free."


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Our Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Natural Beauty Is Not Just In The Eye Of The Beholder
From the moment you go under the Orwell Bridge and see the river winding along a bountiful landscape you instinctively know we are in an amazingly special part of the country.
Therefore, it is no surprise to learn a large swathe of the Shotley peninsula is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Currently the Suffolk Coast and Heaths part of peninsula is mainly focused on the river Orwell side, and stretched up as far as Kessingland in north Suffolk.
Not only covering beautiful, unspoiled views, the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB formed in 1990. consists mainly of mud flats, countryside, shingle beach, heathlands, forest, estuaries, and iconic coastal towns and villages, covering some 155 square miles.
The peninsula landscape is packed with an abundance of migrating and indigenous birds, wildlife, flora and fauna, attracted by the rich and bountiful soil, mudflats and woodlands.
AONB staff and volunteers and committee members champion the conservation and protection of areas such as the peninsula and provide the lead on key issues in the area.
This includes, extending the AONB boundary to encompass most the remaining part of the peninsula, and going across the river Stour into Essex.
It is also an important player in the consultations regarding the upcoming Sizewell C development plans, Scottish power Renewables projects, and other wind farm projects.
The AONB team has compiled a management plan to try and protect the area, especially with the Government pushing ahead with housing targets, which districts are obliged to meet.
Given the amount of planning developnet applications coming forward the SCH and Dedham vale AONB teams, have appointed a dedicated planning officer to scrutinise and comment on proposals.
One objective is to be as inclusive to the community as possible and highlight the importance and value the AONB adds to the area, in terms of protection and conservation.
The AONB can also add value to the economy in terms of tourism, managed in a sustainable and positive manner. With a regular printed newspaper, a wide range of Explorer Guides and leaflets, visitors are well served with walking routes, supported by the Walkers Are Welcome initiative.
Suffolk County Council hosts the AONB team chaired by David Wood (pictured holding leaflets in both hands left), but it is supported by Babergh District Council, Defra, Suffolk Coast, Waveney and Tendring district councils, Ipswich Borough Council and Essex County Council.
The AONB board is made up of Joint Advisory Committees from SCH and DV, with local members David Rose, Derek Davis and Alastair McCraw giving the peninsula representation.
For more information, detailed maps and latest updates click here for the Suffolk Coast and Heaths website.
* Each year the Stour & Orwell Estuaries Management Group holds a public forum, which is a popular event in the calendar. It is the Group's main opportunity to communicate its work to the public and to hear directly from local communities. Is well-attended by the Parish Councils around the estuaries and from further afield too. Lively discussions on key issues of the day are guaranteed.
This year's Stour & Orwell Forum 2018 will be held on the morning of Tuesday 17th July, at the Royal Harwich Yacht Club, Marine Rd, Woolverstone, IP9 1AT.
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Ch. Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie, SchH III, BST
OFA Good hips & elbows, PH O.46, 0.43, 112 lb.NCL carrier
Symmes' Rip N'Woody x Boyd's/Hines' Moleque
April 13, 1994--July 14, 2003
Ch. Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie, SchH III, BST
Mikie was the best dog we've ever owned!
Gr. Ch. Boyd's Air Jordan, 2x's BIS ABA Natl. Spec.
pic. at 1 year, 95 lb., OFA Good, hips and elbows, NCL carrier
Ch. Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie, SchH III, OFA Good x
Boyd's/Dailey's Dixie Chic, PH 0.52, 0.52
Gr. Ch. Boyd's Air Jordan, 2x's BIS ABA Natl. Spec.
pictured at two years and about 110 lb.
Jordan was a really sweet boy, but had an intensity to him. He was as impressive a physical specimen as we have ever owned.
April 20, 2001--October 28, 2006 (complications from overheating)
Boyd's/Dailey's Hobo, 110 lb., PH 0.50, 0.50, NCL Clear
Dailey's Tug O'War, OFA Fair (Dozer Bruno x Ruby Farnetti) x
Dailey's Five Alarm Chili, PH 0.54, 0.58 (Tyson x Mustang Sally)
Best in Show Boyd's EWK Sierra Madre Drifter, PH 0.54, 0.60
Boyd's Alaskan Blizzard
(Manstoppers' King Caleb x Boyds Hurricane Graza) x
Boyd's Country Bumpkin
(Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie x Boyd's Smashing Pumpkin)
Boyd's EWK Sierra Madre Drifter, 95 lb., NCL clear
Drifter is an incredibly square dog who takes his sire's clean conformation and his top-producing dam's bone, thickness, and happy, easy-going temperament. He is identifiable as both an Old Southern White bulldog and as a modern bully dog, of the style of Hines' Country Boy and Bossman. (Photo by Lydia Thompson)
Boyd's/Ostergaard's Danish Auroch, 105 lb.
PennHip 0.41, 0.41, no DJD, NCL Clear
Blue's Tatanka of Boyd's Bulldogs, SchH I, (Tyson x Moleque) x
Manstopper's Fat Chick (Conan x Bulldoozie)
Best in Show Bully, Chandler, AZ 11/06
ob Matt Riedlinger, Phoenix area, AZ
Boyd's Dually Truck, 100 lb., PH 0.29, 0.33, no DJD, NCL Clear
Dailey's Hobo, PH 0.50. 0.50 (Tug O'War x Chili) x
Boyd's Moonshine(Gr. Ch. Brewzer x Dixie Chic)
Dually was a short, bully male.
Last owned by O-Town Bullies
Ostergaard's / Blue's Tatanka of Boyd's, SchH I,
112 lb., OFA Fair, hips & Good elbows, PH 0.46, 0.43
Bailey's Ironman Tyson, TT, OFA Good x
Boyd's/Hines' Moleque, OFA Exc., TT, ROM
Deceased at nine years old.
Boyd's Dailey Firecracker
PH 0.42, 0.42, 90 lb.
Dailey's Hobo x Dailey's Little Red Ruffian
Boyd's Tomahawk Cleaver of Sure-Grip
Symmes' Rip N'Woody x
Tomahawk's Delilah of Sure-Grip
Boyd's Country Dozer
PH 0.33, 0.29, no DJD
NCL carrier (unaffected)
Dailey's Tug O'War, OFA Fair x
Boyd's/Hines' Moleque, OFA Exc., TT, ROM
Boyd's Hines Moleque, TT, ROM, OFA Excellent, NCL carrier
Hines' Country Boyd x Hines' Snowbird
Here's the beloved old lady!
September 11, 1992--October 25th, 2002
Boyd's Hines Moleque, TT, ROM, OFA Excellent
We thank God for the blessing to start with such a healthy, soundly built, and soundly temperamented female. All of our breeding program is heaviliy based around Moleque.
Boyd's Elsie PH 0.44, 0.42, DJD (broken leg)
Martin's Askum Nicely x Martin's Hurricane Hannah
Deceased at 10 years old - old age
Boyd's Smashing Pumpkin OFA Good, hips & elbows, PH 0.52
Dailey's Tug O'War, OFA Fair x Boyd's Elsie, PH 0.44, 0.42
Boyd's Country Bumpkin (shown at 1-1/2 years, 75 lb.)
OFA Good, NCL carrier, 86 lb.
Ch. Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie, SchH III, OFA Good x
Boyd's Smashing Pumpkin, OFA Good
December 15, 1999--January 2010
Boyd's Country Bumpkin
Bumpkin was our happy housedog who danced around and smiled in the cutest way. She was an outstanding producer and is the mother of many fine dogs including the NKC dogs of the year for 2005 and 2006, SchH1 Bionic's Big Man and SchH1 Ziggy, as well as the Canadian Schutzhund 1 female, Crisp's Izzy.
Boyd's Graza of Mooserun AB's, OFA Fair, NCL clear, 82 lb.
Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie, SchH III, BST
OFA Good hips & elbows, PH 0.46, 0.43 x
Mooserun's Flashback of Boyd OFA Good, PH 0.32
April 15, 2000--April 29, 2010
Boyd's Thunderstruck Reba McIntyre, SchH I, SchH BH, AD, Korung,OFA Good hips & elbows, PH 0.44, 78 lb. NCL carrier
Ch. Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie ( Rip N'Woody x Moleque) x
Thunderstruck's Blizzard, PH 0.24, 0.28
(Lightning Bolt's Rage x Thunderstrucks Daisy Mae)
Boyd's Charge of Dynamite, AKA "Dinah"
OFA Fair, 85 lb., NCL Clear
Boyd's Dailey Firecracker, PH 0.42, 0.42 (Hobo x Little Red Ruffian) x
Boyd's Pumpkin OFA Good, hips & elb., PH (Tug O'War x Elsie)
Boyd's Blue-Eyed Tiger (AKA Blue Eyes), 85 lb.,
OFA EXCELLENT!, Elb. normal
NCL Clear
Rob Boyd's "The Hammer", PH, BST2, IDT Featuered on Animal Planet & The Working American Bulldog cover, x
Boyd's Charge of Dynamite, OFA Fair
ob Chris and Jane Mead, AZ
Boyd's Moonshine Cocoa, 75lb., OFA Fair
NCL Clear
Dailey's Hobo, PH 0.50. 0.50
(Tug O'War, OFA fair x Chili, PH 0.54, 0.58) x
Boyd's Moonshine
(Gr. Ch. Brewzer, OFA good x Dixie Chic, PH 0.52, 0.52)
ob Larry Mullen, PA (owns Micah, too)
Boyd & White Bull's Patches
OFA Good, hips and elbows
Dailey's Tug O'War, OFA Fair x
(Dozer Bruno x Ruby Farnetti)
Boyd's/Hines' Moleque, OFA Exc., TT, ROM
(Country Boy x Snowbird)
Deceased (overheated)
Boyd I Get Lucky!, PH 0.55, 0.50, no DJD
NCL Clear
Manstopper's King Caleb x
(Dailey's Mustang Pete x Venus Mantrap) x
Boyd's Russian Hurricane Graza of Mooserun AB's
(Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie x Mooserun's Flashback of Boyd)
o/b David http://www.xtremebulldogs.com
Boyd's A&K Sugar Tazmania
Boyd's Tomahawk Cleaver of Sure-Grip
PH 0.52, 0.56 x
Token for a Smootch, PH 0.42
Deceased, died of old age
Boyd's Emma of Mooserun
Old-style bulldog
OFA prelim good, 72 lb.
MP's "Far Beyond Driven" (AKA "Elvis"),
PH 0.40, 0.44 x
Moose Runs "Polar Pig" PH 0.40, 0.36
Deceased (old age) o/b Susanne Holms in Denmark
Boyd's/Dailey's Dixie Chic
PH 0.52, 0.52, 80 lb.
Mac's King Mufasa x
Mancera's Cayenne of Dailey
o/b Jose Lopez
Boyd & Ostergaard's Druzilla, 73 lb.
OFA good, HD:A (Europe)
CH Boyd's Hi Jumpin' Mikie, SchH III, BST x
CH Criked's Asgard (Alma), HD:A
o/b Klaus Therkildsen, Denmark
Boyd's/ Manstopper's Moonshine
pictured at 8 months
Ch. Wigg's Brewzer's Delight, OFA Good x
Boyd's Dailey Dixie Chic,PH 0.52, 0.52
Boyd's Blue-Eyed Smash Sister, 65 lb.,
OFA prelim Good, OFA Mild, NCL Carrier
Boyd's Country Bumpkin (Mikie x Pumpkin) x
Wild River In Spades OFA excellent, PH 0.21, 0.25
(NorCal's Big Trouble of Boyd x WR Shasta Sleeper)
Boyd's Blue-Eyed Smash Sister, photos by Xtreme Bulldogs
Smash had a beautiful set of hips as a 14 month old,
but when we OFA'd her at 2 years old, unknown to us, she was pregnant and the hips came back with mild dyslpasia. Smash is spayed and placed in a pet home.
Boyd's D & D Ghana be a Winna!, 68 lb.,
OFA Good hips and elbows, NCL Clear
D & D's Beast (Hobo x Micah) x
Darrel's Kenya of Boyd (Mikie x Dixie Chick, Jordan sister)
Boyd's D & D Ghana be a Winna!
Ghana is the mother of two of our young females by Bionic's Kahili, Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea.
Ghana is now owned by Anthony Harris of Las Vegas, NV.
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Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Hobby Food.
13 comments:
i can't imagine that dragon is long for this world...ReplyDelete
Great captures!
What an interesting find Frank.ReplyDelete
A lucky escape, but I doubt it'll survive for long.
Wow, I've never seen anything like that Frank! I wasn't aware of this Hobby behavior. I always thought that they were much like the Kestrel but from what I understand, they can't hover like the Kestrel.ReplyDelete
Incredible shots of the Four-spotted Chaser!
Theresa ... I guess you may be right.ReplyDelete
Thanks Kerri. Hope it didn't startle you too much!
Cheers Keith.
Hi Larry. You are correct, the Hobby doesn't hover but has immense arial agility although when chasing Dragonflies its flight is much more lazy!
One of my favourite birds. I saw my first one 'in the feather' as it were last year on the Somerset Levels and because I'm spending more time up there this year, the sightings are more frequent. Watching them hunt never fails to thrill me :).ReplyDelete
That is an amazing find Frank, quite unique I would imagine! I am amazed that the thing was still alive! As you say , a true example of nature in the raw!ReplyDelete
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I am amazed with that dragonfly without its body. Still beautiful, and wish it would have a longer life.ReplyDelete
Hi Gaina. I'm delighted you are getting good views of this intrepid hunter of he skies.ReplyDelete
Hi John. Just goes to prove that you can always find something new in nature.
Icy BC. I guess it has probably already succummed!
What an amazing image Frank, how an earth is it surviving.?ReplyDelete
Неймовірні фото!ReplyDelete
Бідолашна комаха! чи вона зможе вижити без частини тільця?
Have a great weekend!
xoxo, Juliana
Wow, the hunter becomes the hunted!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a find Frank and what remarkable photos.ReplyDelete