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There are such a lot of loving adoptable pets right in your community waiting for a family to name their very own. Most landlords that don't enable pets or that require cats to be declawed have these insurance policies as a result of they're anxious about property injury.
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A faithful dog is physically affectionate, outdoor-loving pet animal with a profusion of power. Our children have managed the deaths of their pets rather well and have gone on to produce other pets, for other children though it has extra of an effect so you will want to decide when or if to interchange your child's pet. Pets give children a possibility to turn out to be extra responsible as they're given the task of looking after a pet – be it a fish, a gerbil, a cat, a dog, a turtle, or an iguana.
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Summary: The Birdville Baptist Church, which as a practicing congregation is more than 150 years old, is located in Haltom City, Texas. This collection consists of books, photographs and church records. These items were brought to the Archives by Betty Porter, who served as director of women's ministry and coordinator for the 150th celebration for the church. Porter has since founded the Birdville Museum, which serves as another repository of local and church history. The Birdville Museum is located in the Shannon Learning Center at 6030 Walker Street, Haltom City, Texas 76117. Phone is 817-547-5498. Museum is open Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Birdville Baptist Church congregation, on the event of its 150th anniversary, Sunday, November 9, 2003. Color photo.
Birdville Baptist Church 150 Years of Memories A Mission Minded Church. 1853-2003 Randy Rudisell, Pastor. Paperback, contains list of pastors, a short history of the church and brief statements from many current members on their association with the church.
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Items in Time Capsule Commemorating Birdville Baptist Church 150th Anniversary -- list of 100 items on seven typed pages. Time capsule placed at time of church celebration on Sunday, November 9, 2003.
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With summer just a few sunny days away, it's time to start incorporating summer fruits and nature's bounty from the farmers markets into our seasonal dishes and drinks.
One of the first signs of summer is sweet, juicy strawberries appearing at the market! They can make anything taste sweet and refreshing, not to mention they can add some great color to any bland dish or drink! Pile them high on shortcake or dip on chocolate for dessert, throw them in a salad with balsamic for dinner or put them to your cocktail to spruse it up a bit!
I have included two of my favorite recipes for summer. First up is the Strawberry Shag Cocktail from my new book Sips & Apps. The Strawberry Shag teams lightly-sugared fresh strawberries with a tasty partner – fresh basil! Shaken with vodka and fresh lemon juice this refreshing cooler is perfect to start any patio party!
Next up is Strawberry & Spinach Salad with Sweet Onions and Poppy Seed–Ginger Vinaigrette which is one of my favorite salad dressing recipes. If you are tight on time you can make the dressing up to 1 week in advance! Serve this d'lish salad as a starter or top it with sliced grilled chicken breast, paired with some hearty, rustic bread for a main meal.
I hope you enjoy my "first of summer" strawberry recipes and be sure to always remember to "Cook up Some Fun™" in the kitchen!
Strawberry Shag
Fresh basil lends a fun flavor note to the classic combination of strawberries and lemonade. Soda water introduces a lively sparkle.
Makes 1 drink
1 to 2 large sprigs fresh basil
1/4 cup Sugared Strawberries with juice (recipe follows)
1 1/2 ounces vodka
1 ounce fresh lemon juice
3 to 4 ounces chilled soda water
For garnishing: fresh strawberry, small basil leaf
In a cocktail shaker, press the basil and strawberries together with a muddler to release the basil's flavor. Fill the shaker with ice. Measure in the vodka and lemon juice. Cap and shake vigorously. Pour into a large glass, top with soda water, and stir. Garnish with a strawberry and basil leaf.
Sugared Strawberries
Makes enough for about 6 drinks
1 pint fresh strawberries, stemmed and thinly sliced
1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
Mix the ingredients and let sit for 15 minutes before using.
Recipe from Sips & Apps, Chronicle Books, San Francisco. Copyright © 2009 by Kathy Casey
Strawberry & Spinach Salad
with Sweet Onions and Poppy Seed–Ginger Vinaigrette
Makes 6 to 8 servings
1/4 cup white wine vinegar
1 tablespoon minced peeled fresh ginger
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
3 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/3 cup light olive oil or other salad oil
2 teaspoons poppy seed
3 cups fresh strawberries, stemmed and quartered
2 bunches spinach, stemmed, washed well, and spun dry
(or 8 to 10 cups of baby spinach leaves)
1/2 cup thinly sliced sweet white onion, such as a Walla Walla Sweet or Vidalia
1/2 cup sliced almonds, toasted
To make the vinaigrette, whisk the vinegar, ginger, mustard, honey, sugar, salt, and pepper in a medium bowl. Gradually whisk in the oil, emulsifying the vinaigrette. Stir in the poppy seed. Refrigerate for up to one week.
To make the salad, toss the berries, spinach, and onion with the vinaigrette. Sprinkle with almonds.
Recipe adapted from Kathy Casey's Northwest Table, Chronicle Books, San Francisco. Copyright © 2006 by Kathy Casey.


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OVEN TEMP/COOKING TIME: 150°C / 1.5 - 2 hours
STORAGE: Store in the fridge for several days, or freeze for up to 3 months.
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75ml Mild Olive Oil
150g Chopped Walnuts
2tsp Cinnamon & 2tsp Mixed Spice
2tsp Ginger Powder
Rind & Juice of 1 Lemon
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SOFT drinks firm Ben Shaws is ringing the changes - with a new range of products and a fresh look for some old favourites.
Ben Shaws, based at Birkby, has been quenching thirsts since 1871.
Now it is targeting a new generation with its Pennine Clear range of flavoured bottled water and re-launched range of traditional beverages, such as Dandelion & Burdock and Cloudy Lemonade.
The new additions have already found favour with visitors to this summer's Huddersfield Food and Drink Festival.
They included retired schoolteacher Moira Belcher, of Fenay Bridge, who won a prize draw run by Ben Shaws during the festival.
Mrs Belcher, who taught at Royds Hall High School, Paddock, said: "My favourite Ben Shaws drink is lemonade. It brings back fond memories of visits to the local fish and chip shop with my father.
"I still go to the local fish and chip shop now to get Ben Shaws drinks."
One visitor to the company's stand at the festival owned up to packing Ben Shaws pop on visits to relatives in London, Scotland, Malta and Spain.
Another told staff: "Ben Shaws is a must when our Australian relatives - ex-Huddersfield people - come for a holiday."
Ben Shaws marketing co-ordinator Vicky Chilton said: "The Pennine Clear range has been created in direct response to growing demand from consumers for a wider choice in the bottled water market as more and more people choose to drink it all year round as part of a healthy lifestyle."
The new range features a selection a unusual flavours such as Apple & Cinnamon, Plum & Ginger, Strawberry & Garden Mint, Rhubarb & Rose, Pear & Lavender and Quince & Nettle.
The Traditional Style range, featuring many childhood favourites, has been expanded to include shandy and ginger beer.
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You've taken a spontaneous trip to Amsterdam. Disorientated and stumbling through the red-light district, the only thing on your mind is where you'll rest your weary head. Fingers crossed it's this bomb loft in Bloemgracht.
Designed by Standard Studio last year, the loft is part of a canal house dating from 1752 that used to be a sugar refinery two and a half centuries ago.
It features all of the essential man cave trimmings: huge kitchen for munchie cook-ups, a 'music corner' for late night air guitar and a plush bedroom with leather throne and massive bath. Does it get any better than this?
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In the tremendous sadness, shock, outrage, and political positioning that is occurring around the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, there is the search for explanation as to how it could have happened, who is to blame, what we could have done to prevent it, etc. At some point in these tragedies, businesses will come under scrutiny and fingers will be pointed in their direction.
One of the targets will surely be the manufacturers of weapons, firearms, guns, etc. There will be focus on the responsibility manufacturers have in producing, creating, advertising, and marketing products that are in any way involved in deaths, sickness, and/or injury. On the one hand, there are those that will claim that the market regulates itself and that it is up to the consumer to make an informed decision (as long as the manufacturer does not withhold information that could or would influence the decision of the consumer). So, in the instance of firearms, cigarettes, aclcohol, and other products – the belief is that the manufacturer's responsibility begins and ends with full disclosure and compliance with applicable laws. So, as long as the product performs as it should (not engineered poorly, does not include tainted ingredients, or other issues that are hidden from the consumer's ability to reasonably assess or anticipate), the product has the right to be sold and purchased in a free market environment.
Of course, the opposing view is that manufacturers have a responsibility to not produce products that are known (or some would go further still, and say that the standard is to not produce products that MAY be known) to have potential deleterious effects. Of course, there is a slippery slope argument that is opened when looking at the interaction between products and harmful outcomes.
- Should Mayor Bloomberg and New York City's ban on large carbonated soft drinks be enacted more universally because of societal obesity and diabetes issues?
- Do manufacturers of powdered milk products have a responsibility if the products are misused and mixed with unsanitary water? Should they be prohibited from selling the product in those markets without reliably clean water?
- Should cars be manufactured to NOT exceed speeds beyond the speed limit because some drivers choose to drive too quickly? Should cars only be able to be started if the driver can pass a breathalyzer?
- And on and on.
Of course, beyond just the manufacturers' responsibility, the retailers that sell products will also be under the microscope for selling and distributing the products. Does a retailer have responsibility for what a shopper does after the product is purchased?
- Does the video game retailer have liability for a student's poor grades due to excessive playing leading to a lack of studying time devoted to schoolwork?
- Should a retailer be held responsible for selling ice cream if the shopper misues or abuses the product and gains weight to the point of illness or disease?
- The examples can be applied to: Liquor Stores, DIY/hardware stores, Drug Stores, etc.
While the discussion will be heated as it pertains to firearms and will be rather emotional given the passions people feel for the issue now impacting our own neighbors in our community; there is a discussion that looms ahead that we will need to have and resolve. What role does business have in these tragedies? Is business morally neutral? Should business lead the discussion or merely respond to it?


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Bear Grylls and Zac Efron go topless in new survival show
Running Wild with Bear Grylls sees the British adventurer get up close and personal with a host of US stars – watch the clip here
We know that British action man Bear Grylls is about to venture into the wild with Hollywood celebrities like Zoolander star Ben Stiller and 21 Jump Street actor Channing Tatum, but we didn't know he was going to get so intimate with 17 Again star Zac Efron.
A new trailer for NBC's Running Wild with Bear Grylls (due to air in the US this month) shows the pair topless and tied to each other as they traverse down the side of a cliff, before plunging into a freshwater pool.
"We've started together, we're going to finish together," says Grylls in the clip. "We're going to rappel, side by side, together."
The six-part show sees Grylls take A-listers into the wilderness for 48-hours each, visiting wild places including Utah, Scotland and the Catskill Mountains.
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court sent seemingly welcome news to liberals, by ruling against the Named Person scheme. An essential part of the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014, and the Scottish government's GIRFEC policy bundle, the scheme's aim is to provide every child in the country — regardless of their family situation — with a state-sanctioned guardian. Usually a health visitor or teacher, the Named Person will be 'the person anyone can approach if they have concerns about a child or young person's well-being, or if they think they require some help or support.'
As Mark Wallace has written here, the proposed legislation is a 'gross intrusion into family life and the privacy of the home', which would 'imbue [the Scottish government] with powers of oversight over the child and his or her parents.' It has been widely challenged, not least by Ruth Davidson: in response to yesterday's ruling, she reiterated her view that the scheme is 'illiberal, invasive, and deeply flawed'.
However, it is important to note that it is not a fundamental problem with the scheme's overall concept that has blocked its progress: the Supreme Court called its aims 'unquestionably legitimate and benign'. It also ruled that it was indeed within the Scottish government's purview to legislate in this area — the scheme having been contested before the court on the grounds of needing Westminster approval. That remains a contentious and significant issue, as post-referendum questions persist around the competence of the devolved nations. Rather, the scheme was found to breach ECHR rulings on privacy and family life, particularly in relation to certain data sharing provisions. Therefore, as it stands, Named Person is unlawful but not impossible. The court suggested that the scheme needs adjusting; it has been reported that the Scottish government still hopes to implement it by the end of the year.
There are few lesser — and more conflicting — current obsessions than privacy and transparency. We want everyone to know everything about everyone, except for people wanting to know things about us. Wikileaks, Whittingdale, Whitewater — and that's just a quick single-letter review. Of course, this feeds into age-old arguments about the ideal size of the state, and its justification for authority. And it's unsurprising that members of the SNP have different views on this from, say, libertarian-leaning Conservatives.
Not all libertarian-leaning Conservatives agree on these issues, either. Some of us aren't opposed to the security services accessing or storing private information, for instance — agreeing that, today, that constitutes a crucial part of the protection we should expect from the state. It's hard to see why that kind of privilege should extend to other institutions, however. The obvious example is local government, but it's even harder to see — no matter how big you think the state should be — quite why it should extend to some 'Person', chosen through convenience, whose only cause for involvement in an unrelated child's life is that they have been preemptively 'Named' to do so.
It would be easy now to go into practical reasons why the scheme is insidious: the potential obviation of personal responsibility, the dilution of a focus on real instances of vulnerable children in need, and on. But it all just seems like a ridiculous straw man from an amusingly overblown political sketch.
And that's why it's terrifying. How have we come to the point at which we need to take this sort of proposal seriously?


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A Taste of the Cotswolds
A 3 bottle collection of our signature wines.
- 1 x Bacchus
- 1 x Pinot Rosé
- 1 x Cotswold Classic
The collection comes in a WVV presentation box and includes an information booklet with tasting notes for each of the wines.
GIFTS: If you would like to include a personalised hand-written gift message on a card, please include this in the comments box when you are checking out.
Bacchus: The perfect partner to a variety of seafood dishes. Try with grilled salmon or partner with sushi.
Pinot Rosé: Enjoy alongside white meats, salads and seafood. Equally enjoyable with nothing more than a little sunshine and good company.
Cotswold Classic: An excellent crowd-pleaser perfect for toasting any occasion. Try with canapés or a fresh fruit meringue.
Please refer to booklet included or the individual wines on our website.
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A healing journey is a personal one and people will tell you the right way to heal, they'll tell you what it means to heal, what it means to forgive, anything you want to find… it's all out there.
They'll tell you whose fault it is, and whose fault it isn't with clarity.
But each journey is so very different. There is no one size fits all and often if you're speaking about healing from some kind of sexual abuse, most people will tell you you'll find forgiveness much farther down the track than you'd hope. People may tell you to find it in the healing powers of god (however, for all I know they could be right if I could be my own god) or if you're like me and neither of those options seems overtly appealing, you'll try to find your own way there through various spiritual awakenings.
In many ways I am quite new to the healing game. I only started dealing with my childhood and teen-years trauma in my late 20's (i'm almost 33), I've since dabbled in many and consistent therapies; mind, body, spiritual and physical.
So when I started out into the humble world of healing from sexual abuse and trauma there was a tonne of advice out there on it. I also found that there was a tonne of different people, with different experiences, most of them kind of fumbling around to find the same thing.
Peace with what happened, peace with themselves, peace with their place in this world.
Peace is something I think many people might only find in forgiveness or something like it.
I think I might be one of those people.
Forgiveness is a big topic for many sexual abuse survivors, or anyone really. Forgiveness often brings out heated arguments and conversations because many people think forgiveness is saying that what someone did was okay, or that; that person is okay.
But that's not what it means at all.
Forgiving is a kindness to your self. Forgiveness means letting go of the anger. Forgiveness is about you, not the abuser.
Think of your abuser as a baby, were they good then? Or where they born bad?
It's likely that your answer is that you believe that all humans are born 'good' and that often its the bad experiences people have that cause them to become 'bad'. If that's the case then;
1. All people are good.
2. All people make shitty choices, you and I included.
3. But not all of those choices are their faults.
My abuser made much worse choices than I have, but he wasn't born that way.
I was born the same way he was, inherently 'good', I made choices, but none of them as bad as the ones he made. But I still made some terrible choices, it's just I am more mentally capable and self-aware than he is. Again, not his fault.
He was not a bad person. He was not okay. Just as his choices weren't.
Being angry at him has not served me. I was never able to see how it ever would. It felt useless and forced. But a year ago when I first started to consider forgiveness I couldn't imagine a time where I would be in it, but I felt it, the freedom if it, but I wasn't there yet.
I knew the anger needed time to shift. But all it took was some time and a realisation of humanity; 'He was a good person once who was nothing but good, but perhaps the experiences he experienced and the choices he made, were bad.'
He could still be making those terrible choices, and they could still be ruining his life.
But they'll no longer ruin mine.
But in light of the choices he made which left an-adult-me flailing around in the pits of hell. The self-doubt, the pity, the sadness, the never-ending darkness; all caused me to need to tear myself down, look inside and come out the other side stronger, more resilient, braver and more driven than I ever thought I could be.
I am the result of a choice he made.
But it was a choice that he made, a choice that I no longer have to live in the shadows of.
I chose to be a little bit thankful for that and the things I now am.
What if you're not ready?
Because I know many of you aren't or many are and don't know where to start, my suggestion is to start with you. Sit down (bitch be humble) and think about it, meditate on it, write it, write yourself a letter forgiving yourself and then one for the abuser (even if you never send it.) Dwell on it for days. What it means. How it feels. Read about it if you must. Learn all you can.
Forgiving the abuser aids me in forgiving me, that's just me personally.
Consider that forgiveness isn't as big a deal as we imagine it to be.
Consider that releasing who's fault something is or granting some forgiveness helps us forgive ourselves, and helps us be who we need to be and helps us move forward.
Consider that forgiveness is a reachable goal and consider that maybe forgiveness is no longer blaming anyone, no longer pointing at someone and screaming "YOU DID THIS TO ME".
Forgiveness doesn't sound so bad, or as hard. When you say it like that.
Some people say there is no such thing as forgiving an abuser. That it's their fault and that is something they and we have to live with, that there should be no forgiveness.
But what if forgiveness, something that is often avoided is actually just a necessary part of the healing journey?
What if we just stopped needing to place the fault on someone?
What if shit just happened because of other peoples shitty choices?
And, then what if that person ended up in that place because their family, society, culture or the world failed them?
Then this IS a bigger social problem, it is bigger than " it's your fault I was abused and you are a bad person and I hate you". Isn't it?
I was sexually abused by my step-father for 6 years. I blamed him the whole time until now, I've spent years hating on him, and getting nowhere with it and I've spent years getting into knotted-stomach-anxiety over him. I placed all fault on him because I didn't know what to do with what I felt.
If we were going to put the blame out there and talk about whos faults it is, then why are my mum, my dad, my grandparents my mum and dads friends, school teachers, doctors police officers not at fault here too, why are they not tearing themselves up about it the way I have?
Because really, its no one's fault. It's just something that happened. Doesn't make it okay, or fair or just or right. But it happened. And being angry, being fearful, being vengeful was just a way to deal with the emotions that came from it.
I placed fault on myself as a child and a teenager and even a grown woman for what he did, it wasn't right but I still did it, so whos to say placing the fault onto my abuser is just as right?
So if it's not my fault, and I decided it's not his fault then who's fault was it?
Does it even have to be someone's fault?
Doesn't someone need to be at fault here too?
Is it his parent's fault?
Did they give him the wrong biological genes to make what we call a good human?
Was he okay until he started having mental health issues, that due to his generation were ignored?
Was he abused emotionally, sexually or physically that caused his mind to warp?(not saying that the abused go on to abuse.)
Did he once seek help? But it failed him?
Has he hurt someone before and he's not been caught therefore the justice system not only letting the victims/or survivors down but also him?
Has he never been pulled up for the choices he made when he abused me?
No, he hasn't. So why would or should we expect him to learn?
To change?
I have stopped pointing the finger and suddenly I feel less angry.
When you stop pointing the finger at someone, the only person left standing there is you. Is he important to me? No.
Am I? Yes.
What if you stopped giving someone's fault so much power?
Was I too busy faulting others to be present on my own healing journey?
Was I too engrossed in the blame to see what forgiveness really is?
If we stopped pointing at everyone else like it mattered and turned that finger around, I think we'd find that all that finger pointing does nothing for us to move forward, not spiritually, not physically, emotionally or mentally.
Pointing away from you, from yourself deflects the power.
Don't push all your power through that finger into someone else, turn that finger back inwards and do the work you need to to be okay with you and your choices.
Point that power right back into you, because the only person that is worthy of it is you.
This could be all completely wrong. Maybe in your honest opinion, I missed the point completely. But I feel better about it. Like I said in the beginning, each journey is different, this is just what is currently working for me so it might not work for you.
Now tell me, whats your idea of forgiveness?


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Apple's not invulnerable, after all.
A small number of Apple employees' computers were hacked recently by the same crew that attacked Facebook, and which Facebook claimed it traced back to China. In that case, Facebook said, its employees' machines were fully patched and up-to-date, and entry was gained via a previously unknown zero-day attack in the Java browser plugin.
In a statement released to AllThingsD, Apple said there was no evidence the attack succeeded in getting any corporate data:
Apple has identified malware which infected a limited number of Mac systems through a vulnerability in the Java plug-in for browsers. The malware was employed in an attack against Apple and other companies, and was spread through a website for software developers. We identified a small number of systems within Apple that were infected and isolated them from our network. There is no evidence that any data left Apple. We are working closely with law enforcement to find the source of the malware.
Java is notoriously a source of security problems, and Apple says it will release a software tool later today to patch the problem. Oracle had provided a patch on February 1, 2013, according to Facebook, but Apple is not known for being quick to release new updates. That update is not yet available, at least according to my MacBook Air's software update mechanism.
Worth noting: Apple has not shipped Java since Mac OS X Lion — which launched in July of 2011 — and also disables Java if it has not been used in 35 days.
Apple says it is assisting authorities in tracking down the hackers.
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This traditional Chinese martial art has always been one of our most efficient holistic addiction treatment methods. Tai Chi therapy provides quite a few invaluable benefits that can help you fight your alcohol and/or drug addiction.
In case you have been wondering what it means, we can say that Tai Chi or the "Supreme Ultimate Force" justified its name thanks to its supreme efficiency. Tai Chi is all about slow and gentle moves of your legs, arms, and the whole body, synchronized to reduce tension and stress. If you describe it as a special kind of "meditation in motion," then you aren't making a mistake.
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It has been a while (again). The convenience of just putting things on Instagram is seductive, I guess. At any rate. . .
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Trying not to read too much into all this looking down.
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Like everything else in the recent past, even the dregs of Snowpocalypse 2k17 seem impossibly remote.
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So to start, here are some things I forgot to add from Albi. First, and most importantly, here I am flipping off Paul Gaugin's works and, by extension, the "artist" himself.
Here's a shot across the river there.
Here is a cool glass structure placed inexplicably atop an otherwise normal building.
On Friday we went award-winning winery Domaine Merchien. I took a picture of their wall of awards, but it came out fuzzy. Instead, here is the winery's namesake leaning against my mother because it was 100 degrees out and, as you can see, he's not really made for warm weather.
As part of our visit to the winery, the proprieters booked us into L'Auberge du Mas d'Aspech. We got lost and showed up 45 minutes late, but it didn't seem to be a big deal. The food was wonderful. I'd say the highlight was this quiche which, as you know, is one of those things at which the French leave the rest of the world far behind.
Here I am feeling a bit smug after a wonderful meal.
Posted on June 29, 2015 in Images Life
So somebody has written a book that appears to address all of my interests. I hope it is translated into English soon.
I have arrived in Quercy. The travel day was made a bit more difficult by one of our party being delayed out of SF, which
created a rather dramatic knock-on effect that resulted in my hanging around the Toulouse area for about 9 hours. Nevertheless,
things are now totally wonderful.
While they aren't quite as dramatic as the ones in Amsterdam, Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val does have canals.
In addition to the canals, Saint Antonin is along L'Aveyron, which you can watch wander along at this truly amazing riverside
Here is an aquatic cairn to memorialize people who have been pecked to death by ducks.
Also, the bar's deck has this charming water feature.
We visited a charming abbey, and saw an interesting example of this medieval insulation technique.
The abbey's interior courtyard was about as idyllic as the law allows.
This is the vault under which the monks made waffles.
These swans hissed at me, but made no move to attck. I guess swans have gotten the memo about my being a martial artist.
The famous "House of Wolves" in Caylus.
You probably haven't heard of this portal.
Cool map of regional churches.
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Before we begin: Today in things that sound like movie plots.
It has rained, at least briefly, every day that I've been here. It has made for some dramatic skies.
There's still an hour of daylight to go, but it does seem as if today will break the streak.
Cool vestibule tiles.
Not as cool as a grill-boat, but nothing to sneeze at.
In general, the Dutch speak perfect English, this has not prevented them from getting in on the lucrative t-shirts-with-dumb-English-text-on-them market. On the other hand, I suppose that's true of Americans as well.
No lie, I saw a guy wearing that exact shirt a block later.
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Here's the tree and sky behind the apartment.
So apparently the neighborhood in which I'm staying is the Williamsburg ca. 1999 of Amsterdam. Consequently, on Thursday I started my day at a place called The Breakfast Club. Afterward, I kind of made a loop up to Centraal Station, and then back around to the apartment.
Important life goals: a boat that you go to for grilling.
While not as salient to my life as a boat with a grill on it, I found this pretty wonderful.
Brutalism is best.
Meter box (I think.)
Houses with loading hoooks.
I'm still sleeping pretty poorly, and I woke up feeling pretty groggy on Friday. I decided it would be comforting to have some staples, which did end up feeling pretty reassuring. Now I can just sort of lounge around all day if I'm so inclined and won't have to go out for a kebab at 11 or something horrible like that.
On Friday evening I went here, which is apparently the ground zero of the area's gentrification process. Being Friday evening, it was completely packed. For a while the only available table was on the top of a garbage can. Afterwards, we went to the trendy bar associated with this restaurant, which was pretty good, although substantially understaffed. Ladies in Amsterdam seem more into animal prints than ladies in other cities.
Currently my most pressing problem is that I forgot to pack any nail clippers. Signing off to wipe the blood from writing this post off my keyboard.
Posted on June 17, 2015 in Life Reality As Such
I set out on Bloomsday.
Despite feeling pleased with myself in the last entry, I didn't do such a great job of leaving things in good order. Certainly acceptable, I think, but not exactly tidy. I guess I can still get away with calling it progress. Also, packing was pretty smooth and despite waiting a disconcertingly long time for The Max , I made the airport in good time. I ate at the Country Cat there, which was genuinely nice.
I got the very, very, very last seat on the plane. I was trying to figure out how to go about feeling good about staying another day, and dreading going though the checking and security-theater process for more waiting. Luckily, someone on the standby list didn't show, and my name was called. It felt good. Already had a little adventure by the time we were taxiing.
I was sort of hoping there would be a power outlet so I could play TIS-100, which I've been enjoying a good deal. Sadly, something about the Unity payer burns super-hot, even though the graphics are basically non-existent. It runs through the battery in less than two hours. This meant I had to just zone out and watch things. In particular, I watched Jupiter Ascending, which was indeed terrible, although fine for whiling away a plane ride.
Schipol was, by some distance, the best immigration experience I have ever had. I didn't wait in line for even a single second at passport control. Things sort of fell apart on transit, though, as the ATM in the airport only dispensed 50s, and the station at which I changed for the tram was remote enough that I had to walk around for a bit to find a shop that would let me pay for just a coffee with one of them. If Europeans are so reticent about breaking bills, why the fuck do they print them at all?
The apartment is fantastic. It has a hippie feel, which is not, as you know, my aesthetic, but the quality of it is very alluring, and it's very comfortable and airy. Going to be very happy to do some languishing here, and I imagine it'll be a nice space in which to get through my Euro-workdays.


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The New York Times reports on SafeLawns.org and a yearly doubling in the sales of organic lawn care products – all good news – but a Cornell expert begs to differ on the details. I'm hoping that Gardenrant reader and Cornell horticulture expert Craig Cramer (aka Ellis Hollow) can sort it all out.
Almost sprayed my first cup of coffee on the keyboard this morning when I read I was a 'horticultural expert'. My reply comment was starting to get a little unwieldy, so I posted it over at my place: http://www.remarc.com/craig/?p=107
Gotta go fetch the snow shovels from the shed so I'm ready for the storm.
Switching to an organic program is lovely, and I'm sure it makes people feel good. However, it's a baby step, not a solution. Until people stop having lawns so big they require gas-powered mowers, and stop watering them all summer long, they're still falling for the Scotts marketing campaign. … and why would a Cornell prof question the contents of organic fertilizer running off? Like all the 20-20-20 spread everywhere this time of year stays where you put it??? I don't think so.
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Paris is SUCH a dream, they hype is real and it was even better with my main squeeze, there is so much to do in Paris and you can make them super romantic if you're into that. I am a die hard romantic so you know I made some of our outings super cheesy! In our PARIS VLOG above I listed the top ten places to visit so be sure to watch that. There are three tips I want to give you on our experience on traveling in Paris.
Traveling tips for Paris:
- Get a hotel that is centered so you can walk or bus to the main sites, you will save a lot of money this way. The hotel I recommend is HOTEL BALMORAL we were no joke a 60 second walk away from Arc De Triomphe. There were so many delicious restaurants, markets and cafe options to choose from. I definitely felt like a local in this location.
- The best, cheapest & fastest way to see all of the hot spots in Paris is by doing a hop on hop off bus. You can't pick a bad bus company, ours was a little under $30 for each of us. You get head phones so as you drive to all the different destinations you get a lot of interesting history on Paris. The bus stops are so close to Hotel Balmoral which was super convenient!
- When you are looking for a pastry shop, which you need to go to at least 3 times a day! I am a little biased though because I LOVE baked goods, sweet and savory sooo needless to say the Paris diet is a dream for me. But to ensure you get the very best baked goods make sure the bakery says Patisserie (obviously, they all say that because that's what they are, so that's why it can get super overwhelming to know which one to go to) as well as BOULANGERIE. Legally the Patisserie can only have the word boulangerie attached to their cafe if they make their bread in house. So that's when you know its good!
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Our children are surrounded by women in early childhood and education. With approximately only 3% of men working in pre-elementary education all over the world [1] the workforce in childcare, daycare and early ed settings is predominantly female. There are so many questions as to why there is such a cultural barrier for men in the profession. How can we achieve a more gender-balanced early education, childcare, and daycare workforce? A common argument for more gender equality in childcare is that male caregivers can also serve as role models. At The Children's Workshop, we have some outstanding men, and role models, in professional positions including Directors, Assistant Directors, teachers and leadership.
There are many benefits to children growing up surrounded by caring male teachers, as well as female. In our new blog series, Outstanding Men at The Children's Workshop, we highlight the professionals that impact the lives of our students, every day, in a positive way.
Our Q: and A: format is to let you hear directly from the educators and to help "normalize" the male participation in the industry by taking a closer look at the essential need for more male teachers, both at The Children's Workshop and in the workforce.
This interview was conducted by Maggie Teller, TCW Mom & CEO.
Maggie: Thank you, Jason, for participating in this blog series. Can you tell us your position at The Children's Workshop and elaborate on the moment you realized you wanted a career in Early Childhood Education?
Jason: Hello! To begin, my name is Jason and I am the Director of our school in Rumford, Rhode Island. I hold a degree in Human Services and have over twenty years of experience in early education. Most recently, I held the position of Assistant Director at a Preschool serving families with children ages six months to twelve years old. I don't think it was one moment, but a culmination of experiences working with children of all ages in various settings that allowed me to see the need for positive male role models in the field.
Maggie: My hope is that you, and all the teachers at The Children's Workshop, feel we are doing our jobs with purpose. Our goal is to be a place that helps our employees to build a career that supports that purpose too! What gives you purpose? What do you find most rewarding about your job and can you give me an example of a particularly rewarding moment in your career?
Jason: Providing families with safe, nurturing, quality early childhood education and care for their children and then witnessing these children develop new skills and reach various milestones is quite a rewarding experience.
One example of this would be my experience with a family that came to us seeking childcare for their son who has some developmental delays. Mom was struggling to find the right setting for him and she had mentioned being turned away by other schools because they didn't feel they could provide the appropriate care for him. Since he has been coming to us, he has flourished. Their child is happy and making friends. He is curious and inquisitive, and his parents know he is in good hands while they are at work. He is one of many examples in our school. What's better than that?!?
Maggie: Do you think your gender plays a role in how you interact with the kids in the center?
Jason: No, but I do think it plays a role in how the children respond to me. I feel that because seeing a male in the field is somewhat rare, they are maybe a little bit excited to have me around.
Maggie: Why do you think there are so few men in the field? What do you think the barriers are to recruiting men into childcare and early ed?
Jason: One barrier may be that historically, this field has been female dominated due in part to the fact that these types of positions require one to be a nurturer and for some reason, being sensitive, caring and nurturing is often seen as a female trait. That view, thankfully, is changing, slowly but surely.
Secondly, historically, the field of early childhood has not been a high paying one. This, in my opinion, may deter some men from choosing this as a career solely based on the income it provides. That, too, is changing.
I am living proof that you can raise a family, provide a nice life for them, and offer them substantial benefits; health and otherwise, all while working in the field of early childhood.
Maggie: Good career advice for all age groups of men is essential. There are so many kinds of qualities and skills required for anyone considering a career at The Children's Workshop. What would you tell a male college student considering going into the field?
Jason: I would tell him that if he is passionate about working in early childhood, that he can absolutely make a good living while making a huge impact on the lives of children and families. I would also tell them that this is as masculine a role as any other and that they would be taking part in inspiring generations of lifelong learners.
Maggie: Thank you so much for being part of our team and offering your thoughts on this topic.
Jason: Thank you for letting me be a part of this!
What's next?
Stay tuned for more interviews with Outstanding Men at The Children's Workshop and males making huge impacts on their communities and students.
If you are male, or female and have a passion for early childhood education, we encourage you to apply to one of our job openings. You will work alongside these incredible educators and nurture, teach, and inspire children and families.
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Several months ago I spoke at the West Cobb Business Association in Atlanta. After the program, I met a fellow professional speaker, Joe M. Turner. We chatted briefly, and–recognizing we had so much in common professionally–we agreed to get together for lunch when our busy traveling schedules left us in Atlanta at the same time. Fortunately, today we weren't catching flights or driving to speaking engagements, so we enjoyed a leisurely lunch.
From his online bio sketch, I had learned that before he became a full-time professional speaker, Joe excelled in the corporate world in leadership roles with Accenture and Bank of America. As a result, definitely his speeches and seminars relate compellingly to the needs of business leaders in his audiences.
Joe brings another talent to his audiences. He is a masterful magician. Alas, though, he couldn't make the prices disappear from our lunch menu, despite my urging.
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Nearly half of suburban voters (49 percent) said they held an unfavorable view of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio according to a Wall Street Journal-Marist College poll. Photo: Getty Images
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Star guard Bo Hodges has decided to transfer from East Tennessee State to Butler next season. Bulldogs coach LaVall...
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (AP) — East Tennessee State is promoting Jason Shay to fill the head coaching vacancy that arose when Steve Forbes left for Wake Forest. ...
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Former Wake Forest center Olivier Sarr said Wednesday he is transferring to Kentucky, giving the Wildcats an experienced 7-footer after...
Wake Forest's Forbes focused on keeping current players
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (AP) — East Tennessee State has signed guard David Sloan as a transfer from Kansas State. Coach Steve Forbes on...
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Submitted to: Agronomy Abstracts
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: 9/1/2003
Publication Date: 11/1/2003
Citation: MITCHELL, R., VOGEL, K.P., ANDERSON, B.E., KLOPFENSTEIN, T., MASTERS, R.A. EVALUATION OF FOUR BIG BLUESTEM POPULATIONS UNDER GRAZING. AGRONOMY ABSTRACTS. 2003.
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Technical Abstract: Two big bluestem (Andropogon gerardii) strains (Pawnee C3 and Kaw C3) developed by three cycles of breeding for increased digestibility and yield were compared to the base populations of 'Pawnee' and 'Kaw' in a 3 y grazing trial. Pastures were seeded in May 1998 near Mead, NE. Experimental units were three 0.4 ha pastures of each strain or cultivar in a randomized complete block design. Pastures were burned and fertilized with ammonium nitrate at 112 kg N ha-1 in the spring of 2000, 2001, and 2002 prior to grazing. Each pasture was stocked with three crossbred yearling steers ('300 kg) in mid-June 2000, 2001, and 2002 to provide a stocking rate of 7.5 steers ha-1. Pawnee C3 and Kaw C3 produced 15% and 8% more ADG, respectively, than the base populations during this 3-year study. Additionally, Pawnee C3 and Kaw C3 produced 14% and 8% more kg of beef per ha, respectively, than the base populations. Pawnee C3 increased ADG by 19% over the base population, and produced more than 380 kg of beef per ha during a drought period in eastern Nebraska. These improved strains are being increased for release as cultivars. Pawnee C3 and Kaw C3 are adapted to USDA Plant Hardiness Zones lower 4 & 5 and lower 5 & 6, respectively, east of 100 W. Long.


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Book: Mystical Mantras Coloring Book by Nathalie Thompsoncategories: Book, Adult Coloring Book, Animals, Flowers, Coloring Patterns, Mantras, Mindfulness, Stress Management, Stress Relief, Anxiety, Colouring Books, Law of Attraction, Coloring Book
Nathalie Thompsonabout this book: Coloring is a wonderful mindfulness technique that helps quiet all those runaway thoughts running through our heads all the time. It has a wonderful grounding effect, helping us to be more present in the now and allowing us to return to ourselves.
This particular collection features 31 mantras on 31 different patterned backgrounds. As you lose yourself in color and technique, you can ponder the meaning that each different mantra has for you.
This is a unique and highly eclectic collection featuring everything from tribal patterns to ocean themes, to musical notes, to food, to vehicles, to magical creatures, to abstract lines.
I started working on my coloring book "project" about a year ago, and have spent months designing the perfect blend of appealing images incorporating both large and small spaces that allow both the beginner and advance colorists to get the most out of the experience. I hope you enjoy working with these images as much as I have enjoyed creating them for you! :-)
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SES 2008 – Beyond Google August 20, 2008Posted by simarprit in : Bay Area, Blogging, Search Engines , trackback
If you don't do SEO on Google and you don't buy clicks on Google, what do you do to increase your traffic? This session said a lot can be done and at presumably significantly lower costs. The session excluded Yahoo and Microsoft too, and essentially became a session on "Beyond top 3 Search Engines"
So here we go…
- Pay bloggers to post (PPP – Pay Per Post)
- Try to ignite social spark
- Remember pay per post may fail if what you are looking at is a niche
- Ask.com – Ask claims to be number 4 and promises to deliver higher yields ad relevancy
- Superpages.com
- Facebook Business Solutions
- Looksmart.com
- Quigo services
- Yellowpages.com
- Local.com
- Travel Ad Network (TAN)
- Tribal Fusion
While buying alterantive advertising to the top three
- Define clear goal of the campaign
- Allocate 10% to 25% of your budget to testing
- Keep your focus, just work with "what works for you"
- Content Networks get 95% of surfer time, search engines get 5% – important actionable point to remember
- Allocate your budget between content and search
- Remember homepage maybe yet another page, we all do deep diving and reach anywhere on the site
- If you can build your own ad network, build it now
- Online advertising spend is growing, it has already overtaken Television in UK, US is few years away
- Dynamic titling of insertion codes can help
- Make keyword prospecting reports
- Don't club networks, each has their independent life, treat them differently
- Do category targeting where possible
- Use targeting and optimizations tools effectively. Lots of tools are available
- Create your own Document on Best Practices, and follow it in letter and spirit
- Always keep your eyes open for cheap and quality clicks, a click is a click
- Audience profiling and its continuous updating can help
- Never ignore social traffic and social notworks
- Be watchful on negative blogging
- Tags and synopsis can help
- Prefer plug and play solutions for all your needs
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Galveston County Historical Museum
2219 Market (409)766-2340
Memorial Day to Labor Day
Mon.-Sat: 10am-4pm, Sun: Noon-5pm
Labor Day to Memorial Day
Mon.-Sat: 10am-4pm, Sun: Noon-4pm
Galveston Railroad Museum
25th and Strand
Call for schedule, brochure and group tour info.
Free dayparking for museum visitors.
Mardi Gras Museum
2311 Ship's Mechanic Row
Weekdays: 10am – 8pm
Saturdays: 10am – 10pm
Sundays: 10am – 6pm
Texas Support Museum and 1877 Tall Ship Elissa
Harborside Dr. @21st St. Pier 21
Open daily year round
Summer: 10am-5:30pm
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Ocean Star Offshore Drilling Rig
Harborside Dr. @20th St. Pier 20
open daily
Summer: 10am – 5pm
Winter: 10am – 4pm
Tours with 12-minute film.
Texas Aviation Hall of Fame, Home of Lone Star Flight Museum
2002 Terminal Dr.
Fax: (409)740-7612
Daily: 10am – 5pm


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Putao and the remote north
The great forests of northern Myanmar are home to an outstanding diversity of birds, butterflies, orchids and more.
In the remote and mountainous regions of Myanmar there remain vast tracts of pristine forest, home to many of Southeast Asia's last significant populations of large mammals. Many of these regions are inaccessible, but a taste of the wild can be found in northern Kachin State around the towns of Putao and Myitkyina.
Encounters with the large native mammals are rare, but the flora, fauna and spectacular environment in the foothills of the Himalayas make the journey well worth the effort.
For more information email us: [email protected] or call: 303 952 0379
Important notice: We are pleased to be able to offer so many amazing experiences in Myanmar. However, we are sorry that we can only include these as a part of a full Myanmar holiday package which includes your accommodation and transport alongside the experiences presented in this section of the web site.
Putao and the remote north
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Insider Experience: Hsithe rural fishing village
Travel to a small village in the countryside to try your hand at fishing. You might even spot an Irrawaddy dolphin.
Bird-watching at Inle Lake
For birding enthusiasts, the quieter corners of Inle Lake are home to a wonderful diversity of bird life.
Green Hill Valley Elephant Camp
Visit Kalaw's Green Hill Valley Elephant Camp, where you can walk with the resident retired logging elephants and help out at bath time!


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Quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten
Not just any meat makes the cut at The Butcher Shop. We are passionately committed to bringing you only the finest, premium, prime-cut meat. While others may compromise quality in pursuit of cheaper prices, we place our produce and product above all else. Quality meat, from the paddock to your plate, that's our promise.
From your warm and inviting welcome when you walk through the door, to the satisfying eye catching display of culinary delights, to the personalised tour through the seemingly endless variety of meat products, to the tailored preparation and cooking advice to the ear to ear smiles on the faces of your guest as you present your meal, we can assure you that your experience at The Butcher Shop is one you will never forget.


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Guyana's Private Sector Commission (PSC) on Thursday said it was engaging government on its Green State Development Strategy (GSDS), but at the same time poured cold water on government preference for solar energy and small hydro stations because they would be unable to supply cheap energy for manufacturing. The umbrella business organisation stressed that large-scale hydro power plants were key ...Read More »
Daily Archives: June 21, 2018
Civil Defence Commission to visit flood-affected areas in South Rupununi
The Civil Defence Commission (CDC), which is responsible for natural disasters, will be visiting and assessing flood-affected areas in South Rupununi, government said Thursday Director of the CDC, Lieutenant Colonel Kester Craig said the commission and the Region's Democratic Council of Region Nine are monitoring the Takatu and Ireng rivers and the roadways. He the main aim of the visit ...Read More »
ECO (Atlantic) processing data on Orinduik Block located nearby Exxon's Longtail well
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas Limited (LON:ECO, TSX-V:EOG) has noted Exxon Mobil Corp's (NYSE:XOM) eighth discovery offshore Guyana as it provided an update on its own operations in the region. The AIM-listed oil and gas producer said Exxon's Longtail-1 well, located at the Stabroek Block which is adjacent to Eco's own Orinduik Block, had encountered around 78 meters of high-quality oil-bearing sandstone ...Read More »
PAHO experts inspecting GGMC for mercury
Experts from the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) have begun inspecting the headquarters of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission and Guyana Gold Board for traces of mercury that have sickened several employees in recent months. GGMC Commissioner, Newell Dennisson confirmed that the inspectors began work on Wednesday and continued on Thursday. "Their work started upon their arrival yesterday (Wednesday) ...Read More »
Police called in over US$18 million signing bonus
Well-known political activist and commentator, Ramon Gaskin has called in the Guyana Police Force to probe the whereabouts of the interest earned on the US$18 million ExxonMobil signing bonus. Gaskin said he wrote Police Commissioner David Ramnarine on June 11, 2018 requesting a probe because he calculated that Guyana should have earned US$270,000 interest per annum on the signing bonus. ...Read More »
Corentyne farmer stabs woman to death
A woman, who lived at Limlair Village, Corentyne, was late Wednesday night stabbed to death and her assailant has attempted to commit suicide. The Guyana Police Force said he has since been admitted to the Port Mourant Hospital under guard. The woman has been identified as 28-year old Tovanie Simmons of 2nd Street, Limlair. Sources identified the attacker as 30-year ...Read More »


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At Willow Song Music Therapy we work with you to determine what services would suit you or your loved one's needs and then create a plan of action to provide you with the best care possible.
Individual Sessions
Willow Song Music Therapy Services offers 1-on-1 music therapy sessions for clients in the Spokane and Inland Empire area including Post Falls, and Coeur d' Alene, Idaho areas. Sessions are one hour long, utilizing 50 minutes for treatment and 10 minutes for documentation and communication with caregivers.
Some of the goals addressed during individual sessions may include:
- Improved physical movement
- Communication enhancement
- Cognitive development
- Expression
- Socialization
In an individual session, our board-certified music therapist will facilitate music-based interventions (such as instrument playing, movement-to-music, songwriting, lyric analysis, creative arts) designed to address individualized goals for the client.
Group Sessions
Group music therapy sessions offer an opportunity for clients to engage with each other, using music-based activities as a catalyst for social interaction. In addition to the individual goal areas, other goals during group music therapy may include:
- Sharing
- Communication
- Eye-contact
- Opportunity for shared experiences
- Bonding
Drumming for Wellness and Joy Workshops
Research shows drumming in community de-stresses the body, improves mood, is creative and self-expressive. Rhythms are a universal language, shared by all races throughout history. Rhythms have no language barrier and they are at the core of celebrations, rituals and healing throughout history.
"Drumming for Wellness and Joy" is designed to gather people together; all ages, walks of life, etc., and experience together something that is unifying, fun, and like "good medicine." One does not have to be "musical" know how to read music, or even have ever played a percussive instrument before. It is about play, turn-taking, sharing, improvising, exploring, breathing, stretching, laughing, vocalizing, and yes, sometimes even singing! It is not about performance, but rather, process, and it is very fun! If you have a heartbeat, you have rhythm!
According to Bruscia (1998) Defining Music Therapy (2nd Ed.), being of sound mind, body and spirit is something we do, not just something that happens to us. Music is useful in that it helps us make all these connections of body mind and spirit (vibrations, between parts of the body i.e., hands, ears, eyes, use of instruments, including the voice in singing, parts of the psych through our thoughts, feelings, of the inner and outer world, either conscious or unconscious.) "Music is a model of human harmony and it provides the necessary maps and routes to connect the various parts of our existence and experience." (p. 67)
Reasons to Drum:
- Improve mood
- Reduce stress (relaxes the body, and calms the mind)
- Improves concentration and focus
- Promotes confidence and self esteem and well-being
- Group drumming produces feelings of integration and euphoria
- Develops awareness of and respect for others
- Boost immune system
- Deals with the emotional, cognitive, and social requirements of a person
- Provides empowerment through self expression
Drumming with others offers a powerful way of overcoming differences and promoting understanding and harmony. It brings people together, uniting them in the pursuit of a common end—and, its fun!


text: Elizabeth Tanya Masiyiwa is a social entrepreneur and advocate for youth-led social change. Elizabeth is the managing director of Delta and the co-founder of Simba Education, a leading African edutech company in early years education. She is a strategic advisor on talent and long-term investment at Higherlife Foundation, for which she is also a board member. She serves on Harvard University's Leadership Council on Africa and advises a number of entrepreneurship and philanthropy networks. Elizabeth also co-manages a social impact investment fund on behalf of the family office. Prior to her role, she was an analyst for UNICEF's Innovation Venture Fund.


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Residents at Orchard Manor are part of a work experience programme set up last year to support the Meldreth Manor School reception. Students from the school are also part of the successful programme.
This experience has proved immensely popular with some young people whilst others have discovered it is not their calling.
Care staff support young people who enjoy the interaction with staff and visitors and have expressed a desire to work at the busy reception. Beth is one of the new receptionists. Besides welcoming visitors in a polite and professional manner and making sure everyone is signed in, Beth ensures the barrier is opened to let visitors onto the site and also promotes the sales of our apple juice (an annual fundraising endeavour). A task list with Makaton signs supports her to perform other administrative tasks, such as filling the photocopier with paper, doing some shredding, sorting out post and giving out messages.
Two young people who moved on from Orchard Manor to our first move on residence in Histon, Cambridge, also work as part of the work experience team and return to do their weekly shifts. This also gives them the opportunity to catch up with old friends.


text: Gabor shoes have been established since 1949, and to this day they keep their finger firmly on the pulse of all the latest fashion trends of the season. Each Gabor shoe consists of up to 250 components crafted from as many as 45 different materials in a process that involves 140 manufacturing steps. With a conscience effort towards testing and quality, Gabor shoes are completely free of any potentially harmful substances. The materials used to make Gabor shoes are free from any dyes or preservatives that could be dangerous to human health. With Gabor products, you can be confident you are walking in quality that is built around eco-friendly awareness and fashion.


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June 8 & 9 2019
Mount Shasta Headwaters Art and Craft
Mt. Shasta City Park CA
This show is held at the base of majestic Mount Shasta. This event will feature local and regional arts and crafts, food and great music.
July 13 & 14 2019
Clear Creek Park Art and Craft
Clear Creek CA – near Lake Almanor
Clear Creek park has a pastoral pond and creek running through it. This event features arts and crafts, pancake breakfast, BBQ lunch and entertainment.
July 27 & 28 2019
Bidwell House Inn Art and Wine
Chester CA – near Lake Almanor
This show is held on the grounds of the beautiful Bidwell House Inn. This event features arts and crafts, wine tasting, food and great music.
August 17 & 18 2019 :: Graeagle Town Park, Graeagle CA


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Your Dream Garden Is Just A Few Days Away!
Does everyone else's grass always seem to look greener on the other side? You might believe that your neighbor has a secret about having such a healthy garden. The truth is there's no secret to a lovely garden.All it requires is knowledge to take proper information on how to correctly care of plants. You can start educating yourself by checking out the advice given about gardening in this article.
Pick the proper soil to get the best outcome. You may also be able to design an artificial area with only one variety of soil.
Plants require a sufficient amount of CO2 in order to grow to their maximum growth. Plants will not thrive in environments where high levels of CO2 are present. Greenhouses provide plants with high levels of CO2 for plants.
Protect your deciduous shrubs. Tie the tops tightly together, and loosely cover the wigwam with a blanket or sheet. This method is superior to covering plants in plastic, because air can freely circulate, which will help to prevent rotting.
Knee Pads
Get some gardening knee pads if you have low-growing plants. Having a pair of knee pads will cushion your knees in comfort.
Moisture on your plants is sure to attract disease and disease. Fungi are a very common problem in the world of plants. It is possible to control fungi with sprays, but it's better to spray at-risk areas before fungi appear.
If you want to grow peas, try starting them off indoors rather than planting the raw seeds in outdoor beds. The seeds will grow better in your home if you start them indoors. The seedlings will also be heartier, which means that they can better resist disease and attacks from pests. You can transplant the seedlings outside after they become better established.
Plant with fall color. Maple trees produce yellow and red leaves, and so are beech and dogwood trees. When choosing shrubs, consider barberry, hydrangea and cotoneaster.
Using plants which grow the same length or height will make your bed look uniform.
Plant ever-bearing strawberries for your children.Children will be much more willing to eat other foods you've planted as well.
Get added value from your land. Landscaping provides some of the highest returns you can get from home improvement returns. A simple investment in plants can elevate your property value dramatically.
Grass Clippings
Your compost pile should contain green plants and dry plant materials. Green plant material consists of spent flowers, weeds, grass clippings, grass clippings, and leaves. Dried plant materials are things like shredded newspaper, shredded paper, sawdust, straw, and cut-up and dried wood material. Avoid ashes, charcoal, charcoal and diseased plants in your compost.
Add mulch to keep your garden to improve the vitality of the soil.The right amount of mulch will protect the soil underneath. Mulch will ensure your soil at an ideal temperature and protect your roots. This helps soil stays moist by reducing the time in which it evaporates. This is also a good way to control any weeds.
So, you can see that these suggestions are rather simple and easy to follow. Put the knowledge you have just learned to good use by gardening in a creative way. Keep tabs on how the plants in your garden respond to each of the methods. If one thing fails, give another a go. In time, you will begin to see the fruits of your labor and your garden will become the talk of the town.


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Hermannator Takes GS Win
Soelden, Austria, Oct. 29, 2000--Hermann Maier stole the show for the hometown fans, leading a one-two Austrian finish in the opening FIS Alpine World Cup giant slalom Sunday in Soelden. Casey Puckett (Aspen, CO) led an encouraging day for the U.S. Ski Team, finishing 22nd -- his first complete World Cup GS since Jan. of 1999.
Maier led the first run with near flawless skiing and carried that lead into a victory in 2:16.89 under sunny skies on the Rettenbacher Glacier, starting at over 10,000 feet above sea level high above Soelden. His win came with more than a second to spare over teammate Stephan Eberharter, with a very strong Fredrik Nyberg of Sweden third.
It was a very encouraging day for the U.S. Ski Team, despite only two of six starters finishing. Puckett, 24th after the first run, moved up to finish 22nd. It was his first giant slalom second run on the World Cup since the Adelboden, Switzerland race in Jan. of 1999.
"This was a very big finish for me," said a smiling Puckett. "It's my first second run in almost two years and it gives me a World Cup starting spot. I've been over here training for a month, now, and this will make the trip home much more enjoyable."
Puckett's finish unofficially gives the U.S. Ski Team eight World Cup spots in GS, one of the most of any nation. And on balance, while only three Americans qualified for the second run, every racer skiied aggressively and with confidence.
Dane Spencer (Boise, ID) also picked up a finish, taking 26th. Bode Miller (Franconia, NH) was 15th after the second run, but crashed hard on the second run after posting an outstanding split time.
"My first run wasn't very good, but I still finished 15th," said Miller, who switched to Fischer skis this summer. "And I'm really hurting right now -- especially my jawbone -- but I know I was skiing well in my second run, I just went too direct at a gate."
Erik Schlopy (Park City, UT) had matched Miller on the intermediate time on the first run before going off course. Thomas Vonn(Newburgh, NY) just missed the top-30 cut at 31st, while Chip Knight (New Canaan, CT) was 36th.
Well over 10,000 spectators jammed the course and the finish area on the Rettenbach Glacier, the highest point on this year's World Cup circuit. After a disappointing day Saturday when the Austrian women missed the podium, the hometown team took five of the top-10 places. International Ski Federation officials were elated with the event, which presented ski fans across Europe with two days of live television coverage of the sport at its finest.
The races will be aired in the USA on the Outdoor Life Network Nov. 17-18.


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Expo Business Park, Building 4 – Austin, TX
Burleson Road Partners, LP, 6517 Burleson Road, Austin, TX
Moman Architects, Inc., 309 W. Main Street, Ste. 120, Round Rock, TX 78664
Bury Partners, 221 W. Sixth Street, Ste. 600, Austin, TX 78701
This is the second of three facilities we are building or have built for Crawford Electric Supply Company, and the first one we have built for them in Austin. This concrete tiltwall building is for an electrical supply facility. The space includes offices, conference room, breakroom, training/meeting room, warehouse, and City Sales for electrical contractors.


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(tye)Re: Is There A Palm Beach Butterfly Ballot Problem at Perlmonks?by tye (Sage)
|on Feb 06, 2001 at 02:10 UTC ( #56522=note: print w/replies, xml )
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Form elements are stripped from nodes so to see a minor modification that removes localized confusion go to my home node (for the next few days).
I put each label adjacent to its own button and the neighbor's label so that no label is adjacent to its neighbor's button.
Note that I changed the lable on the "null vote" option from "+=0" to "no vote" since one day I'd like to see an "abstain" option that acts like a vote in that it uses up one of your votes, lets you see the rep of the node, and prevents you from voting on that node in the future, but that is different in that it doesn't change the node's rep, and has no chance of giving you (or the node's author) XP.- tye (but my friends call me "Tye")
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