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I Was Very ANGRY: Sanjay Dutt Had SLAMMED His First Wife Richa When His Daughter Called Him 'Uncle'
Sanjay Dutt has always been controversy's favourite child. After experiencing several emotional turmoil, Sanjay Dutt is finally leading a peaceful life with his wife Maanayataa Dutt and kids Iqra Dutt and Shahraan Dutt by his side. However, his first daughter, Trishala Dutt stays with her maternal grandparents in USA. Trishala is Sanjay Dutt's daughter with his first wife Richa Sharma, who died after battling brain tumour in 1996.
We have come across an old interview of Sanjay Dutt from 1993, in which he had talked about being separated from his first wife, Richa and had also blamed her for their separation. He had also admitted that he was very miffed with his wife when his own daughter, Trishala, used to called him 'uncle' rather than calling him 'dad'.
Sanjay Had Slammed Richa Sharma
He was quoted as saying, "I was very angry and questioned Richa about it. Even if I'm not around is it not Richa's duty to keep my memory alive in my child's mind? I told Richa 'If I was in your place and the situation was reversed, I would have made sure to keep your memory was kept alive.' She never did that"
Sanjay Dutt Had Slammed Her Parents As Well..
He further added, "I remember she was in hospital dying and her parents questioned me, 'Okay now what about Trishala?' I countered, 'What about her?' They said they would like to keep Trishala with them. I said 'Why are you talking like that? Richa is still alive. She's not even dead. Besides, your priorities should lie with your daughter."
Sanjay Dutt Had Also Refused To Fight For The Custody Of Trishala
When asked if he would do that, he had said, "How much to fight? I am tired. I don't want the custody of my daughter right now. But whatever happens, I want the liberty to meet her anytime I want."
Sanjay Dutt On The Distance Between Him & Trishala
"I feel a lot but I realise somewhere down the line when she grows up, she is going to ask her mother, 'Where's my father?'. I will be there for her then. But even at that time, I won't get back with Richa."
'Trishala Doesn't Know My Family'
In the same interview, Sanjay Dutt had also asserted that Trishala doesn't know anyone from his family and he would like to bring her to India, so that she could know more about her dad's family.
Cut To Present..
Trishala is on a very good term with her dad Sanjay Dutt and his third wife, Maanayata Dutt. In fact, in a recent interaction with her fans on Instagram, Trishala was asked how it feels to live without parents, she had said, "It's fine, I guess. I never lived with them to begin with (I did but I was so young I don't remember much) so I can't really answer how it feels living without them."
Trishala On Her Parents
When asked if she's more like her mother or father, Trishala had said, "My attitude and temper is like my dad. My kindness, gentleness and loving side is from my mom. My giving side and style is from both my parents."
She also added that in certain aspects, she's a badass like her dad.
Unaffected By The Pas, Trishala Is One Proud Daughter
When Trishala was quizzed, how it feels to be Sanjay Dutt's daughter, she had replied, "Honestly, it feels normal. He's like any other father. When I'm with him, it feels like I'm with my dad. It doesn't feel any different than wht you probably feel when you are with your father."
Coming back to Sanjay Dutt, the actor is currently gearing up for his upcoming film, Kalank, which is all set to hit the theatres on April 17, 2019.


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The top five liberal hate groups
- Posted by Judson Phillips on December 29, 2010 at 8:16am
While the Left loves to accuse the Tea Party and Conservatives to be members of hate groups, the simple fact is, there are a lot of liberal hate groups. We could not let 2010 go into the books without presenting our top five liberal hate groups.
5. NAACP. The number five group has to be the NAACP. Earlier this year, the NAACP released a report called Tea Party Nationalism. The report, which was hilariously inaccurate, tried to claim the Tea Party was a racist group. The NAACP, and its members have repeatedly made claims such as calling the Tea Party the 21st Century version of the KKK. Shelia Jackson Lee, who is the NAACP resident hate monger, stated at the NAACP convention, "all of those who wore sheets a long time ago have taken them off and wear Tea Party clothing." The NAACP has never repudiated her attacks or any of their other silly attacks. To the NAACP, anyone to the right of Karl Marx is a racist. The NAACP is the number five liberal hate group.
4. SEIU. Andrew Stern, the former President of the Service Employees International Union famously said, "We prefer to use the power of persuasion, but if that does not work, we will use the persuasion of power." SEIU is a group that has not been shy in using violence against companies who refused their efforts to unionize and have not been shy about using violence against Tea Party members. In August 2009, SEIU thugs beat St. Louis Tea Party Member Kenneth Gladney. In March 2010, a major Tea Party event occurred in Searchlight Nevada. SEIU thugs came in and tried to cause violence against Americans exercising their First Amendment rights. The SEIU is Number 4 on our liberal hate group list.
3. ACLU. The ACLU can be called a hate group with a law license. A lot of law licenses. If you hate America, the ACLU loves you and if you love America, the ACLU hates you. They have sued to eliminate any reference to the Christian religion by schools or the government. They have no problem with Islamists. They have provided representation to terrorists at GITMO. Their litigation strategy has been to reveal as many American secrets as possible. ACLU chapters across the country have sent out letters to school boards this holiday season telling them what they can and cannot do in regard to school Christmas celebrations (who elected the ACLU?). And of course the ACLU is famous for its litigation. It has either sued and been awarded attorney's fees or extorted settlements from small cities, counties and school boards afraid of being bankrupted by their obscene fees. The ACLU is the number three liberal hate group.
2. The Department of Homeland Security. DHS has become something of a joke. A bad joke. DHS will not enforce border security. It makes Americans go through a joke of a security system when they want to fly. It invades their privacy while not going after terrorists. And then of course, there is the infamous report where DHS ignored pressing issues like illegal immigration and Islamic terror to put out a report warning about terror from "right wing extremists." The DHS Clown in Chief, Janet Napolitano borrowed a page from the Clinton administration to try and demonize conservatives with this idiotic report. The report was of course denounced by all concerned, but has never been repudiated. As late as September of this year, Tea Party activists were added to the Homeland Security list of terror threats. All of this is silly political posturing from the most corrupt regime in the history of this country. And for that, the Department of Homeland Security is our number two liberal hate group.
1. SPLC. Of course, we could not complete this list without the Southern Poverty Law Center. This group has made a cottage industry labeling any group to the right of Karl Marx a hate group. Since the start of the Tea Party movement almost two years ago, the SPLC, or as it is more accurately called, the Church of Morris Dees. Morris Dees is the founder of the SPLC. He has made a name for himself for calling out Klansmen and skinheads, but then turns around and lumps anyone who disagrees with his far left agenda in the same groupings at the Klan or neo-Nazis. Earlier this year, the SPLC released a report claiming "right wing extremists" were on the rise. Their definition of right wing extremists was anyone who was concerned about the economy, out of control spending, illegal immigration or the insane rise of liberal nut groups as someone akin to the Branch Dividians. More recently, the SPLC smeared as hate groups, respectable groups such as the Family Research Center, American Family Association, Concerned Women for America, Liberty Counsel and others as hate groups for opposing repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell and Homosexual Marriage. That makes the SPLC our number one liberal hate group.

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Building Bridges of Home, School and Community
Where do children learn and grow? At home. At school. In the community. It is simply a social fact that youngsters learn from their families, teachers, peers, relatives and other adults in the community. Students develop in all three contexts simultaneously and continuously. Thus, the bridges of home, school, and community are inevitably interconnected. Students travel back and forth across these bridges for many years to learn who they are and where they are going.
The success or failure of all bridges – real or symbolic – is in their design. Bridges that connect home, school and community may be well or poorly designed. Therefore, it is important to learn about the most effective structures, processes and practices that will produce good connections and positive results.
Dr. Joyce L. Epstein
Centre on School, Family and Community Partnerships
Johns Hopkins University
Maktab Nasional will embark on a Parental Partnership programme in 2015 that will see greater involvement by parents in their child's education. Under the supervision of the School Improvement Team, an Action Team for Partnership (ATP) is formed to look into various programmes that will be carried out to bridge the connection between school, parents and the community.
An Action Team for Partnerships (ATP) is formed to organize and sustain a program of school, family, and community partnerships. With an ATP, teachers, administrators, parents, community members, and others can work together to connect family and community involvement with school improvement goals. The ATP in each school aims to:
- Create a welcoming school environment for families
- Engage families and the community in ways that support student achievement and success
Write a One-Year Action Plan for Partnerships activities linked to selected goals in the School Improvement Plan
- Integrate all family and community involvement activities conducted by teachers and school groups in the One-Year Action Plan for Partnerships
- Recruit and recognizes other teachers, parents, community members for leadership and participation in family and community involvement activities
- Implement, coordinate, publicize, and oversee the planned involvement activities
- Monitor progress, assess the strengths and weaknesses of implemented involvement activities, document results, and resolve problems
- Report progress to the School Improvement Team, local media, and other groups
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So. In an effort to have a foodie post and to have something to eat this weekend, I made a breadcake with cheese and garlic butter. Put one layer of dough in the pan, then add a layer of cheese and garlic/herb butter, then add the other layer of dough on top and bake. yea!…
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A lazy #diyrainbow cake
So, I was sent a few packs of the Queen Soft Sugar Pearls to try out, because I am such an avid baker. Plus I love the idea of silver balls that won't break a tooth. Think of them as Cachous, but they don't have to be swallowed whole :p Having a few to eat…
Pure Bred Gluten Free Bread
This bread was quite nice toasted. But like most gluten free bread I'm not entirely sold on it untoasted.
Gluten Free Vege Burger at the Olive Tree Markets
Seaview Malaysian, Redhead
Gluten Free Sponge from Slice of Life. Yum! A family birthday dinner in a Malaysian Chinese Restaurant in the suburb of Redhead. Seaview Malaysian was able to adjust our meals so all dishes were gluten free, and boy we were stuffed by the end of it! Prawn Toast (not GF) Chicken and Sweet Corn Soup…


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JNTUK 4-2 (R13) 2nd Mid Exam Time Table
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada is commonly known as JNTUK. Every year JNTUK conduct 2 Mid Exams for every Semester. As from the Academic Calendar 4-2 sem B.Tech/ B.Pharmacy 1st Mid Exams was conducted in the month of January this year. Now the University has released the Official notification for JNTUK 4-2 (R13) 2nd Mid Exam Time Table in a details manner. So all the concerning students who are studying 4-2 Sem in JNTUK Affiliated colleges can check the Time Table which we have given in a PDF Format.
This is the 2nd Mid Examination time table for B.Tech and B.Pharmacy Students. As per the R13 Regulation, The distribution of Internal and External marks in respect of theory subjects is 30 marks and 70 marks respectively. The Internal Marks are distributed into following components –
- Descriptive Examination – 15 Marks
- Assignments – 05 Marks
- Objective Type Examination – 10 Marks
Students who are going to appear the JNTUK 4-2 2nd Mid Exams which are scheduled to start on 6th April 2017 can download the Examination Schedule Which we are providing to the students in a PDF Format. In Time Table all the branches such as CSE, IT, ECE, EEE, Mechanical, and Civil are given in one sheet. So candidates who are pursuing the particular branch can go through the timetable and can note down the dates. It's time to start preparation for the 2nd Mid Exams. Students who got fewer marks in 1st Mid Examination can get the good score by preparing the chapters related to the 2nd Mid Exam. By submitting the assignments and Preparing well for the Objective Exam will help the students to secure more marks in the mid easily.
Download the JNTUK 4-2 Sem (R13) 2nd Mid Exam Time Table
In this post, we are providing the Time Table of 4-2 2nd Mid Exam Time Table in a PDF Format. The JNTU Kakinada had announced the Time Tables For different branches separately. Students can download the Time Table PDF which we had collected that from various sources or from the official website. As we know that students are eagerly waiting for 2nd Mid Time Table can go through the timetable and start preparation for the Exams.
Following Time Tables are released by JNTU Kakinada
- IV B.Tech – II Semester (R13) Mid Examinations, April 2017
- IV B.Pharmacy – II Semester (R13) Mid Examinations, April 2017
Mid Exams Starting Date: 06th April 2017
Ending Date: 11th April 2017
JNTUK B.Tech 4-2 Sem (R13) 2nd Mid Exam Time Table 2017
JNTUK B.Pharmacy 4-2 (R13) 2nd Mid Exam Time Table 2017 – Not Yet Released
JNTU Kakinada had released the 2nd Mid Time Table to for the B.Tech Students and the exams are going to conduct on 6th of next month. But JNTUk had not yet released the B.Pharmacy Time Table. Students who are studying B.Pharmacy can expect to get the time table in the month of April 2017. When the university releases the time table we will update in our post definitely. So candidates who are searching for the B.Pahrmacy 4-2 2nd Mid Time Table keep on visiting our website regularly or can bookmark this page for later reference.
Steps to Download the B.Tech/ B.Pharmacy 4-2 2nd Mid Time Table
- First, visit our website for B.Tech/ B.Pharmacy 4-2 2nd Mid Time Table.
- Click on the link available for Time Table.
- A PDF Will appear and Download it.
- Here you can check the Time Table.
we hope the information provided about the JNTUK 4-2 (R13) 2nd Mid Exam Time Table is helpful for the students who are pursuing 4th-year 2nd semester. For more latest updated information keep on checking our website.


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Definition - What does Natality mean?
Natality is the birth rate within a population. When compared with the death or mortality rate, the growth or decrease in a population can be determined.
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The natality rate can be expressed as the number of births per 1,000 individuals in a population. Absolute natality indicates how many births there could potentially be in ideal circumstances, while realized natality reflects the amount of births that take place when environmental pressures are taken into account. Natality data for the US can be obtained from the CDC.
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Deanna Durbin Box Set 3 (DVD) - It Started With Eve, Up In Central Park, Hers to Hold, Nice Girl? and His Butler s Sister
This 5 DVD set contain the films:- It Started With Eve. Up In Central Park. Hers To Hold. Nice Girl? His Butler's Sister. From the late 1930s to the mid 1940s, Deanna Durbin was one of the most popular singing stars in the world. Her Hollywood musicals were a hit with the critics and the public alike and she was adored by countless millions of fans.
The world reeled when, in 1948, Deanna suddenly announced that she was to retire from film-making at the age of just 27 and her name has since passed into Hollywood legend. Blessed with the voice of an angel, Deanna Durbin is now best remembered for her superb performances as a singer, but she was also an exceptionally gifted actress and comedienne. The five films included in this collection capture Deanna at the height of her career, singing many of her best-loved songs and leaving us with performances to cherish.
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I'm a personal lifestyle coach, a traveling the world, exploring new cultures and learning more about myself every time I step out of my comfort zone. My mission is to inspire others to live the best version of themselves in their relationship with themselves and others and how they show up in the world. If you want some inspiration to live your dream life, how ever that looks for YOU. Follow me on my travel experiences and and join me via video or in person with small group travels off the beaten path.


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I can't believe we're already a week into July! Let's chat about last month's beauty favorites! Lots of fun favorites. This video is longer than usual because I haven't done a beauty favorites video in months. Hope you enjoy!
Products Mentioned:
- Mystic Tan Self-Tanning Spray with Bronzer (Sunkyssed)
- Vita Liberata Ten Minute Tan
- BH Cosmetics Spotlight 6 Color Highlight Palette
- Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream
- Lauren B. Beauty Nail Polish in 'Vows Over the Pacific'
- L'Oreal Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara
- Lipsense in 'Purple Reign'
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Shop the post… which beauty favorites would you like to try?
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The island is 5km by 3km and has a population of approximately 170. These people mostly live along a three kilometer stretch of road that traverses the centre of the island east to west. The island is an Irish-speaking area, but most inhabitants can speak English, if they feel like speaking to tourists (which they may not).
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any shape, be taken for education, still refuse the grant that the central department offers as a bribe for the acceptance of its mischievous interference. Until individual self-reliance has grown among us, let each town administer education in its own way. So, at least, we shall get local life and energy and variety thrown into the work, not the mere mechanical carrying out of regulations of two or three gentlemen sitting at their desks at Whitehall. But do not believe that you will get the highest results in this way. More freedom for action and experiment is wanted than you can get under any local board. Accustom yourselves to the idea that men will act better in voluntary groups than if forced into union by external power. Many boards acting freely in a town, and learning gradually to cooperate together to some extent and for some purposes, is what we should look forward to. Perhaps the best step in advance, and in preparation for a purely free system, is to obtain powers from Parliament under which any considerable number of electors, say from one sixth to one tenth, according to the size of the town, might elect, and pay their rate to, their own board. Under such a plan there would be imperfections and possible evasions; but it would cast off the swaddling-clothes imposed by the Privy Council, and would give a life to the work which would far more than compensate for the loss of mechanical regularity. It is always difficult to introduce freedom into a system that is founded on authority and officialism. You can only escape from anomalies and contradictions by being either rigidly despotic or completely free. But a little life and light are worth getting at almost any price, and will make us wish for more. The final step will be to render the rate purely voluntary, and to give full freedom and responsibility of action, for which the people will never be fit as long as they are persuaded to subject each other to official regulations under the much-abused name of self-government.—Fortnightly Review.
IN reception of food, animals have been compared to plants turned outside in. The plant absorbs nourishment by pores in the foliage and rootlets. Higher animals absorb food by similar closed tubes which line a cavity of the body. This interior cavity, the food-tract or alimentary canal, is the most important and the most nearly universal organ of the animal structure. Its purpose is threefold—that of a reservoir, as animals can not always procure their proper food and can not, like plants, be ever eating; a liquefier, as all food, both for plants and animals, must be in the fluid state; and, thirdly, a chemical


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The Providence Group is proud to announce they received 9 Awards at the 33rd Annual OBIE Awards held on November 2nd at the Cobb Galleria hosted by the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association and the Atlanta Sales and Marketing Council. The OBIE Awards recognizes outstanding achievements and excellence in new home building, marketing, remodeling and personal achievement. The Providence Group received multiple awards in the home building categories including three silver awards for The Parkside home design ($500,000 – $574,000 Category) at Bethany Commons, The Endicott townhome design (Under 2,500 square feet Category) at Three Bridges and The Stockton townhome design ($200,000 – $299,900 Category) at Highlands of Sandy Springs. The Providence Group also received the most prestigious Master Planned Community of the Year Awardfor Highlands of Sandy Springs which is well known for its fabulous luxury, low maintenance lifestyle and wide variety of home designs.
The Providence Group was also recognized for their outstanding team of professionals with three Gold Awards in the Personal Achievement categories including Brenda Lee (Sales Manager of the Year), Kelly Kenton Fink (Marketing Director of the Year) and Brandon Powers and Michael Georgianna at Highlands of Sandy Springs (Sales Team of the Year). The company also received recognition in the Marketing categories as well with the company's mobile website winning a Gold for Best Mobile Website for a Builder/Developer and a Silver Award for Best Website for a Builder/Developer. The Providence Group's website has increased dramatically in home buyer inquiries over the last year that the company welcomed their Online Home Advisor, Laura Kowski, to The Providence Group team in early 2013 to provide excellence customer service and assistance to home buyers during their new home search.
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text: Wortmann AG is the largest German IT equipment producer under the Terra brand, and one of the largest IT distributors in Europe. In their offer you can find servers, matrices, computers, notebooks, all in one, monitors with even 8 year warranty. In Summer of 2015, Polish division named Terra Computer Sp. z o.o. started operating in order to offer Wortmann AG solutions on the Polish market.


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So, recommendations on a good headache doctor or such would help. I called my meds doctor and he wasn't of much use on this.
What I know about this headache:
- I hurt on both sides of my head in about the middle third of my brain but not in the center of my head between them. I've never hurt here before.
- It started yesterday as if the sides of my head itched. It's progressed in fits and starts to really hurt bunches. Pain meds don't seem to touch it.
- I have to really concentrate to think clearly and too much input that has to be processed can be overwhelming. There seems to be significant confusion.
- Light doesn't seem to affect it either way. For me, that's weird.
- The sides of my brain where it hurts seem to "not be there". I can't tell if it is as if it is non-existent or if it feels like it's someone else. Normally, I have a throbbing, a vice-like feel, or more rarely, my headache is static-y. Nothing like this before.
- When I'm trying to think, it seems to hurt worse. It's almost as if I'm trying to make connections in or through the parts of my brain that "aren't there" and it becomes painful as a result.
- This has really cut into my sleep schedule. I can only sleep for a few hours at a time before waking up again.
- Active meditation seems to cut into the pain from thinking some. It's also kept it from getting worse. I'm hoping that it might even help reduce it.
- Wearing my hat (see icon) seems to help mitigate some of the "not there"-ness. I don't really know what to say about it but it seems to help.
So, there it is. It seems rather odd, especially in the things that seem to help. I'm not sure what to do about it and I'm hoping that folks might be able to suggest things.
Note: I have an appt with a neurologist specializing in headaches at 3p.


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PPRE-Luc mouse model
In a recent publication: "LT175 is a novel PPARα/γ ligand with potent insulin sensitizing effects and reduced adipogenic properties" appeared in the last issue of J. Biol. Chem. (published online January 22, 2014) authors demonstrate, thanks' to repTOP PPRE-Luc mouse model, that a new PPAR ligand LT175 modulate lipid and glucose metabolism with reduced adipogenic activity, which may be used as a model for a series of novel molecules with improved pharmacological profile for the treatment of dyslipidemia and type 2 diabetes.
23 07 2013
A novel insights on our repTOP ERE-Luc mouse model
In a recent publication: "Estrogen receptor-mediated signalling in female mice is locally activated in response to wounding" appeared in the last issue of Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology (375: 2013 pag. 149–156) authors demonstrate the possibility to apply the repTOP ERE–Luc transgenic mouse model to demonstrate novel temporally regulated periwound activation of estrogen signalling in female mice.
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This year at the AACR meeting, TOP srl will present the poster "A Reporter Mouse to Measure Drug Myelotoxicity in Time" (#4416), highlighting a novel application of the repTOP™mitoIRE mouse model. The poster is scheduled for presentation in the Session Experimental and Molecular Therapeutics # 31 on Tuesday Apr 9, 2013 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Stefano di Giovine, Business Development Director of TOP srl, will be able to meet you to discuss on further applications of TOP srl models for in vivo imaging at the booth of our exclusive distributor for the North America: Charles River Laboratories, Inc. (booth #2034). On Sunday, April 7, at 3.00 p.m. Dr Di Giovine will coordinate a scientific roundtable "Seeing Research in a Better Light: Using the TOP Reporter Mice for Cancer Research" To schedule a meeting with TOPsrl at the AACR Annual Meeting please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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TOP srl announces a collaboration with Charles River Laboratories International Inc. for the marketing and sales in North America (USA and Canada) of its products.
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The Leadership Tuscarawas Class of 2019 Graduates May 21
The Leadership Tuscarawas Class of 2019 will hold their graduation celebration on May 21. At the graduation, 23 class members sponsored by small businesses, corporations, and non-profit organizations in Tuscarawas County will be recognized for their achievements in the 10-month leadership development program.
Each year, the Leadership Tuscarawas Signature Class is assigned community projects focused on making progress in Tuscarawas County. This year's class was divided into five groups, each assigned to one of the following projects: Anti-Drug Coalition, Active Transportation, Good Neighbor Project, Youth Leadership and Advocates for Success Small Business Project. Each group will present the results of their projects at the graduation celebration, followed by the graduation ceremony. Leadership Tuscarawas Alumni and member of the board Matt Andreas of Andreas Farms is the featured speaker during the event.
In addition to completing community projects, Leadership Tuscarawas class members attend monthly program days focused on servant leadership, community awareness, and a variety of other leadership topics. This year's program days were facilitated by Dr. Sarah Andreas, CEO of WiseWood LLC, a private consulting firm.
Leadership Tuscarawas class members have the opportunity to network and learn from each other and community leaders who are invited to present at monthly program days. Topics of the program days include agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, and government, among others. Each year, class members take a bus tour of Tuscarawas County, visit local businesses, and tour the Tuscarawas County Jail and Juvenile Attention Center.
According to Mike Lewis, Assistant Director of Adult Education at Buckeye Career Center, "Being in Leadership Tuscarawas has been one of the best experiences of my life! The people I've and met and worked with are outstanding representatives of what Tuscarawas County is all about. Being from Stark County, I did not realize the vast amounts of talent, resources, volunteerism, and dedicated leadership that makes up Tuscarawas County. I'm proud to say that I'm a graduate of Leadership Tuscarawas and look forward to using my experiences to help lead the good people of this area into the future.
Members of the graduating class include: Andrew Gordon (Gordon Milk Transport), Becky Minard, (Dover Phila Credit Union), Brad Parrish (Tusco Display), Carole Brown (Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital), Cheri Creager (Tuscarawas County Sheriff's Office), Heather Aubihl (Kent State), Jadee Dunn (Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital), Janelle Cline (First National Bank of Dennison), Jason Baker (First Federal Bank), Jennifer Jones (Aultman Hospital), Jilliann Gardner (Timken), Joni Hanson (Medi Wise Pharmacy), Josie Jones (Tusc BDD), Kerri Silverthorn (Tusc BDD), Kim Larson (Cleveland Clinic Union Hospital), Kim Rippeth (Black McCuskey Law), Laurie Donley (Kent State), Mark Harr (Dover Chemical), Michael Brindley (Schoenbrunn Inn), Mike Lewis (Buckeye Career Center), Sandy Carpenter (Triple S Energy), Tracy Aubihl (Starlight Enterprises), and Trisha McNutt (Dover Chemical).
The community is invited to celebrate with the graduating class at the graduation celebration at Kent State University at Tuscarawas Founders Hall on May 21 at 5:30 pm. Please RSVP to William H. Beisel (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Leadership Tuscarawas is currently accepting applications for the 2019 – 2020 Signature Class. For additional information visit kent.edu/tusc/bcs/leadership-tuscarawas or call William H. Beisel at 330-308-7437.


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Laundering garments at home and having them professionally ironed is one way to save a little on outside laundry costs. Many cleaners steam or press items for about two-thirds the full cleaning cost. Because items you've washed at home require service providers to rewet them with spray sizing before ironing, you may save only about 50 cents to $1 off the price of full-service laundering per item. Costs for ironing-only are not commonly posted online; however, discount coupons may be found on many cleaners' websites.
Suits and Dress Clothes
Pressing a man's or woman's suit requires the most expertise. In addition to a pressing board, ironing services utilize a pressing cloth to prevent shiny spots on the fabric. In 2009, laundry services usually charged a minimum of $6 to iron a two-piece suit. It can be time-intensive to iron pleats, creases, darts, shoulder seams and pocket flaps.
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Some individuals find it's worth the money to hire someone to press white cotton business shirts and blouses. The look of a crisp shirt or blouse worn under a suit can provide a professional appearance for executive meetings or serving important clients. Ironing a dressy cotton blouse or shirt can start at about $1.50, but ironing services may offer a slightly reduced rate for ironing five or more shirts or blouses.
Skirts, Pants and Trousers
The average cost to have a woman's skirt or pants ironed individually can run $4 or more. Men's trousers run approximately $5 each for ironing. The crispness of pleats, made possible by steam pressing with special equipment, and the flatness of seams ironed into a garment by professional ironing services can give the garment a more tailored appearance.
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Blue jeans and casual clothes, such as cotton jackets, can start anywhere from $1 to $6 if ironed by a service. Some may find ironing casual clothes helps them look their best and believe inexpensive clothes may look costlier if well pressed.
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Ironing a linen skirt, dress, pants or jacket can start at about $5, since linen is a wrinkly fabric by nature and it takes time to correctly iron it. Other fabrics that may be difficult to iron at home include delicate fabrics, such as silk garments, men's neckties, and satin blouses or dresses. Ask others for recommendations on ironing services before using one unfamiliar to you.
Miscellaneous and Household Items
Cost for ironing curtains, drapes, tablecloths, cloth napkins and children's clothes will depend on the size of the item. Children's items or cloth napkins typically cost less than $1 to press in 2009. Two curtain panels or two panels of heavy drapes may cost $3 to 10 or more if a home-based service irons them. Laundry services may charge $20 or more for ironing large items with yards of fabric or drapes with a separate lining.


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Saturday, July 16, 2011
As The Ahlan WA Sahlan Festival began, there was the usual flurry of activity on the Mena House grounds and in the hallways, with dancers running back and forth to the many classes offered and shopping in the festival's costume souk. But the Mena House itself, one of Cairo's grandest five-star hotels and originally a palace built in 1869, would have been virtually empty if not for the festival.
The Egyptian Revolution was still in the forefront of everyone's mind as Ahlan WA Sahlan got rolling. Many Egyptians I spoke with were hopeful; some were a bit skeptical or adapting a "wait and see" attitude about the up-coming September elections and the country's future. Nonetheless, whether in serious or more light-hearted opinions, Egypt's volatile protests and current political climate were a constant source of speculation and conversation. Many locals and visitors were sporting I (HEART) Egypt T-shirts, and when I complimented costume designer Eman Zaki about her new hairdo, a dark mahogany bob, she smiled, ruffled her tresses and proclaimed jokingly,
"It's my Revolution hairstyle- new Egypt, new hair!"
But on a more serious note, due to the unrest, many businesses had been closed for a month or more, and because of the curfews that had been enforced until the end of June, Cairo's famous nightlife had been significantly reduced, resulting in an alarming situation for the citizens and ex-pats who made their living that way: the dancers and their dressers, hair stylists and drivers; costume designers and their tailors and beaders, musicians, nightclub managers, waiters, bar staff, lavatory attendants, cooks, cab drivers, and so on.
Though all the classes at Ahlan Wa Sahlan were significantly smaller this year, the Master classes were the most crowded- and rightly so- with instructors like Azza Sherrif, Yasmina Of Cairo, Leila Haddad, Nelly Fouad, Dandash, Leila Farid and Raqia Hassan and many more teaching. The lesser amount of festival attendees meant more one-on-one time with the instructors, and most of the students were thrilled with this arrangement. It also meant that there was a lot more time for talking shop with Egyptian and foreign dancers. Every night there were many tables full of dancers- both teachers and students- socializing at The Mena House's Khan Al Khalili coffee shop.
The Teacher's Night Show began with a fantastic, rowdy Saidi band, headed by Amr Abu Ziab, who had the whole Mena House ballroom rocking. As the band's musicians, singers, Tannoura and Saidi dancers roved through the crowd, beckoning people to get up to dance, the entire place turned into a raucous, deliriously sweaty dance party. Normally staid instructors like Zaza Hassan were handed canes and obliged with twirling assaya dancing; there were rings of people holding hands doing line dances around the ballroom, and many audience members boogying on top of tables and chairs.
Later in the evening, Safaa Farid took the stage, and many teachers opted to dance to his band's live music. Safaa's band sounds just like his many CDs, produced by his wife, Leila of Cairo, and they played almost every night of the festival- it was a joy to hear them playing favorites like "Wahashtini", "Esmaouni" and various Om Kalthoum and more contemporary popular songs.
Every night during the festival (as with past years) there were open dancing slots which attendees could sign up for as well as the popular "Queen Of Raks Sharqi" competition, which featured the Master Class instructors as a judging panel. The performers for both types of shows ranged from seasoned professionals to brand new students, all of whom had cheering sections from their various countries of origin. Some of the standout performers on these shows were Esmeralda Conrad from France, Said El Amir from Germany and his lovely troupe, Leyla Lanty, Yasmina Of Cairo, Aziza Abdul Ridha from Italy, and Anastasia Biservova, who won the competition dancing Om Kalthoum's "Ansak" pleasing the crowd with her great technique and beautiful spins.
During the course of the festival, many dancers opted to skip a day or two of classes to go on expeditions to Egypt's monuments and antiquities, or to Downtown Cairo for trips to the Khan Al Khalili bazaar and the nearby Folkloric Tannoura show. Again, most of Cairo's sightseeing spots were uncharacteristically quiet, due to lack of tourism, so this was a prime opportunity to enjoy Egypt without teeming crowds. On my trips outside the festival, I noticed there were roadblocks set up around Tahrir Square, and one morning on my way to Khan Al Khalili, there was a very large Muslim Brotherhood rally going on, with a number of bearded men preaching -literally as well as figuratively- from a raised stage, in front of large banners.
The Ahlan Wa Sahlan staff was hyper-sensitive about dancer safety and security, and if any dancers ventured off without a pre-arranged tour, the staff made sure to note where they were going, when they planned to return, and that they had Ahlan Wa Sahlan contact numbers- just in case.
The end of the festival came too soon, and the Closing Gala was superb. It was held at The Mena House's Abu Nawas Night club, an intimate space with great sightlines.
The show featured a number of stars from foreign countries, including Magda from Argentina, elegant Yael Zarca from France, and gorgeous Nelly from Greece, currently working in Dubai. Amir Thaleb thrilled the audience with his dynamic, balletic style, and 2009 Queen Of Raks Sharqi champion Daria Mitskevich showed off her winning non-stop spins and supple backbends, in a ridiculously awesome floofy-ruffle –skirted teal costume that was like, 90% pure bling. Very unique, it looked as though it was probably made by a Russian ballroom dance designer.
Headliners Leila Of Cairo and Jillina each wowed the audience. Their signature styles are so different- Leila is laid back and very Cairene, Jillina's polished and jazzy. Both did multiple costume changes. Leila's first costume-, which I think was a Hallah Moustapha, was amazing- it had a vibrant graphic print, which looked like a Navajo blanket, in navy blue, red, and orange, and long, zigzag fringe to match on the belt. Her folkloric section started with two male tahtib dancers and Saidi musicians, who were uniformly mesmerizing. For her Saidi number, Leila wore a slinky turquoise "balady dress" which looked more like a Juicy Couture beach creation than an actual costume! Jillina entered in a crazy costume, which had a black corset covering the entire midriff, with wings attached. At the conclusion of her opening piece, she the corset and the wings in one piece, and went straight into oriental. She also did an introspective, emotional rendition of Om Kalthoum's classic "Baed Anak", in a cream; bronze and green costume, which had a net leg covering that, was embroidered with beaded vines. Her finale, she began in an insane Tahitian costume, complete with a feathered headdress, and feathered skirt… and later shed half her costume (again!) morphing into a more Oriental drum solo.
Young up-and-coming singer Ahmed Elkteb ended the night. I had seen him singing the year before with Safaa's band and he was really great… but I had to catch a plane in less than four hours, so I had to leave the show right as he stepped onto the stage.
As left Egypt, and, cliché as it may sound, watched the sun rising over the Nile, I heard there was going to be a large demonstration on Friday, July 8th. As I write this, that demonstration did take place and there have been more since then, in Cairo, Suez and other Egyptian cities. No one is certain of what the future holds for Egypt… but I was really so glad to have gone this year!
If you would like to keep up with the belly dance scene in Cairo as well as political events in Egypt, I recommend that you visit my dear friend Aleya's blog. She is an American belly dancer living in Cairo, and is always on top of the dance scene… and she has also just published (with partner Rami Salem) a fantastic book of photos from the Revolution, titled " 18 Days". Find her blog- and a link to purchase the book here:
Late Night dancer shop-talk at The Mena House, L to R: Leila Haddad, Zaza Hassan, Raksanna Princess, Fahtiem, Kim, and Angelika Nemeth
German Dancer Said Al Amir's Troupe onstage at the Mena House
Dancer's Night Out: Mohamed Shahin, Aleya, Princess And Jillina... as Ahlan Wa Sahlan audience members
I HEART EGYPT: Princess with Ahmad of Crazy Move Costumes
Daria Mitskevich onstage at The Mena House
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
I have just returned from Cairo, and to say that I am absolutely riddled with jet lag is an understatement. In spite of the fact that I've woken up all bright and cheery at 3:30 am the past two mornings and been overcome with the desire to pass out cold by noon, I will try to give you my impressions of The Ahlan WA Sahlan Festival and Cairo in general in Post Revolution Egypt.
To begin with, I felt that it was extremely important to go to Egypt this year. Earlier, during the Revolution, Zahra Zuhair and I had no choice but to cancel our Eternal Egypt Tour; we didn't want to be responsible for bringing a group of people into a potentially dangerous situation in a foreign country. However, as soon as things calmed down, I knew I needed to go. On a personal level, as you may remember from my last post, I felt great sadness at the possibility that I might not be able to freely come and go to my beloved second home.
On a more general level, I felt it was vital to support The Ahlan WA Sahlan Festival, and in turn to support the Cairo-based dancers, musicians and costume designers (and their employees), who were all seriously impacted economically by the social unrest and the ensuing curfews. In a broader sense, I also wanted to support the economy of a country whose chief "export" is tourism. Being from Hollywood, California, I very clearly remember the lack of tourism- and economic impact that was felt because of it- in my city for over a year and a half after the Los Angeles Riots took place. LA was a ghost town, and suddenly we all sorely wished that all those tourists who had seemed so annoying as they ambled down The Walk of Fame blocking the sidewalk while taking pictures would come back!
Cairo itself was much quieter than usual; even the traffic seemed less insane. The amount of people at the monuments and antiquities was sparser than I'd ever seen it. There were a few demonstrations in Tahrir Square while I was there- a couple I only heard about on the news because I was in Giza, far away from Downtown Cairo where Tahrir Square is located, but I witnessed one myself one morning on my way to Khan Al Khalili. It wasn't violent; it looked like Muslim Fundamentalists giving speeches to a sizeable crowd.
The Ahlan WA Sahlan Festival was very small this year, but that was to be expected; many preferred to sit this year out and see what would unfold. In previous years the attendees have topped 1,500 people; this year it was a few hundred. Everyone's classes were significantly smaller… but though it might not have been as gratifying for the teachers, that actually made it much BETTER for the students. The list of teachers, was as always, impressive, including Egyptian stars like Dina, Aziza, Zaza Hassan, Magda and Atef Farag, Aza Sherrif, Dr. Mo Geddawi, Mohamed Shahin and Madame Raqia herself, to name just a few. The foreign teachers were also amazing- among many others were Leila Haddad, Aziza Abdul Ridha from Italy, Amir Thaleb, Said El Amir, Sue Jee Choi from Korea, and from Spain Rosadela and Munique Neith. Along with me, those from the USA included Fahtiem, Jillina, Angelika Nemeth and Raksanna. I give kudos to Raqia Hassan for remaining undaunted and going ahead with her plans. She is a brave, strong woman and the festival wound up being even greater than it has been in previous years, and believe me, last year seemed very hard to top! This year, possibly because of the general celebratory and hopeful feeling in the air, or maybe just because there was a smaller amount of people attending, the festival had a freewheeling, anything-goes type feeling.
To begin with, the Opening Gala was held on the elegant floating supper-club The Nile Maxim- Ahlan WA Sahlan had rented out the entire boat! This has never happened before, it was an amazing surprise. The show started on the dock with Saidi musicians and Tannoura dancers and all attendees were directed to the top deck for cocktails under the stars as the boat set sail. After dinner was served, the show inside featured super-stars Dina, Katia, Egyptian Aziza and Sorayya Zayed. Unlike years past, and possibly due to the afore-mentioned free-wheeling ambiance, video and still cameras were permitted inside the Opening Gala and there was such a casual feel that many people were actually sitting on the floor, watching the show, practically two feet away from Dina, videotaping her performance! The whole show had a very intimate feeling, and every dancer took the mic at some point in her show and sincerely thanked the audience members for coming and supporting the Festival and Egypt. Dina's speech was particularly touching; her voice was choked with emotion. These heartfelt sentiments were something I heard echoed by almost every dancer or musician at every show during my entire stay, as well as said to my face by hotel employees, costume vendors, tour guides, shop-owners and even just people on the street who had absolutely nothing to gain by showing a complete stranger gratitude simply for visiting their country.
But back to the show… it was, of course, off the hook! The dancers' various bands sounded terrific, and the volume was cranked up high. Katia started the evening off entering to her signature magencey (entrance piece), "Amar El Laily". Her pastel costumes always seem belie her sheer power- she is an extremely strong dancer with dynamic movement and ridiculously deep backbends, which she drops into suddenly and effortlessly. Her Alexandrian dance was naughty, funny and adorable, ending with her in the arms of one of her male dancers.
Sorayya Zaed (with a new blonde page-boy hairdo) was adorable in a minimalist black and neon polka-dotted costume. Lithe and light on her feet, her Oriental opening was precise and nuanced, and later in the show she did a traditional Saidi which was full of feeling; bouncy and energetic but really passionate. In the many times I've seen her, I'd never seen her do Saidi and it was a joy to watch.
Dina closed the show, and was, as usual, smashing. Her first costume was just outrageous and risqué - even for her. It was tomato red, with giant red beaded flowers on each bra-cup, and a mermaid skirt with black lace panties sewn on the hips - and a black garter belt complete with red and black lace garters hanging as fringe! The crowd practically lost it when she did "Tahtil Shebak".
Although I adore Dina, and in twenty years have never, ever seen her put on anything less than an incredible, high-energy live show, I have to say that my new favorite dancer is Egyptian Aziza.
I saw her for the first time last year at Ahlan WA Sahlan and was completely blown away.
During that 2010 show, Zahra Zuhair, seated next to me, kept saying over and over, almost robotically,
"Oh…. this is fabulous! Oh, how is anyone going to follow this?"
By the end of her set, we were both sitting dumbly with our mouths open.
But this year's show was even better. Aziza has it all- the slow, gooey, laid back oriental sensuality and the languid almost lazy movements that almost seem to bend time. She also can pull up on command her piston-driven hips, turns on a dime, and has stage presence to burn. In short, she's just fabulous. She opened with "Akdib Alek" in a turquoise and silver Mamdouh Salama costume, and moved through a set that was just breathtaking. Last year, Aziza appeared with a singer whose voice was so sublime that I got goosebumps and all my hair stood on end the moment she opened her mouth. The singer was blind and had to be led onto the stage...and I never found out who she was. This year, the singer appeared again, and was just as amazing. Cairo-based dancer Caroline Evanoff told me the singer's name was Nour....and that she is famous dancer Dandash's sister!
Aziza's show-stopper was her second to last number, which began with a male dancer dressed as a desert mystic, swinging an incense burner, wandering across the stage to a hypnotic mizmar. He was joined by four Sufi Dervishes, dressed traditionally in white skirts with satin over-vests, who whirled, as the music got increasingly more droning and trance-like. Aziza appeared in a simple white galabiyya with a bell-shaped hem, and danced among the Sufi dancers, who surrounded her as the music switched into a Zar beat, and a cleansing, healing ritual began. The tableaux became increasingly more intense, until Aziza started whipping her neck around, slowly at first and then....well, all I can say is that it looked like she didn't have a spine, her head was cranking around on her shoulders like those New Year's Eve noisemakers that whirl around in your hands...and it went on....and on...and ON. People in the audience were gasping and literally screaming, it was nuts!
Finally, Aziza collapsed on the floor in a mock faint…at which time her Dervishes lickety-split ripped off her white robe, revealing a fire engine red bedlah... as though the devil had won out this time! She jumped to her feet and immediately began a frenetic, high-energy drum solo, and just as quickly, her show was over.
The evening ended at almost 4:00 am, with many audience members clutching their high-heels in their hands as they staggered up the gangplank to the street- many of them passing out on the buses back to the Mena House.
After I got back to my hotel room, I turned on the television to come down from the high of the evening's festivities, and while watching the news, learned there had been a large demonstration- with violence- in Tahrir Square. I emailed my family to let them know I was OK and sank into bed, excited for the festival's first day of classes, including the one I was teaching. When I realized I was also performing the next night, the reality hit me that I would be getting-if I was lucky- four hours of sleep.
Photos, top two:
Aziza in her Zar tableaux, with Sufi dancers
Aziza's Oriental magency
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Princess with Cairo-based dancers Caroline Evanoff and Astyd Farah on The Nile Maxim
Katia's Oriental magency
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Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona is the venue for the 2012 Spanish Grand Prix Formula 1 on 11-13 May 2012. Soft & hard tyre compounds have been allocated for this race. The circuit is a all-rounder circuit with a variety of corners and long straights and teams have all agreed that the conditions in this circuit will be similar to what can be expected at forthcoming events. Teams have tested on this circuit for so many times that they are extremely familiar with it. So, tyre strategy will have a more important role here than on other circuits. On the new 2012 Pirelli tyres with heavier degradation than before, a more exciting and challenging race can be expected in Spain.
At the first four races in this season, all teams have suffered from the common issue which is the heavy tyre degradation and because of that, the winners of all the four races come from different teams respectively. Performance from the teams has been inconsistent since the understanding of the tyres is still insufficient. However, the teams have learnt and improved much on their cars during the in-season testing at Mugello so we can expect a more consistent performance from all the teams.
The circuit is known to have less amount of overtakes despite the long straights. Hamilton believes overtaking will be a big challenge here this year. His gear ratio choice last year failed to allow him enough speed to overtake Vettel in the DRS zone and had placed him second on the podium. The conditions of the circuit is also known to change with the wind and temperature. The effect of the changing wind directions is significant due to the importance of aerodynamics in F1 cars. It is quite difficult for the teams to find a good balance for the car's set-up. The changeable conditions of the circuit can make the race more interesting with unexpected conditions.
Mercedes's driver Schumacher has warned against high expectations for his team, "Barcelona is a track we have driven extensively on, and this is why we know that its characteristics do not exactly play fully into our hands." Team-mate Rosberg is more positive on the next race in Spain because of better understanding of the tyres and how to set up the cars. Lotus's driver Raikkonen expects Lotus to be very competitive and to be very close between the top teams. Red Bull also agreed that the race will be very tight and tricky due to changing conditions and upgrades from all the teams.
Vettel has won the race in Spain last year and also the previous race in Bahrain this year. Can he manage to win again in Spain as the race is full of uncertainties in track and tyre conditions and fiercer competition due to upgraded performance from other teams?
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I try really hard to remain positive here at Somewhere Only We Know. Negativity brings me down. But every now and then I run across things that annoy me when I'm visiting other blogs or participating in memes. And I just have to wonder to myself if maybe the things I'm seeing are bothersome to others and maybe the blogger has never thought about these things before. So…let's take (most of) what's said here and try to see the positives (i.e. ways we can avoid these things or ways we can "fix" them). Or let's exercise some good ol' common-grace and try to overlook what we can't change.
That being said…let me put up a disclaimer. I do not want to be one of those bloggers that tells you "this is the way you must blog and if you don't then you're wrong." Everyone has a right to blog their way…and my opinions or frustrations don't make that way "wrong." It just makes them wrong for me. We all have different things we're looking for when we follow a blog too. So even though I don't blog for my readers, I do want to make things convenient for them (and other visitors too).
- When the comment section spans the entire height (or more) of my screen. So I'm a bit lazy. And when I happen to be visiting blogs I tend to do a bulk of blogs at a time. It's the repetitiveness and inefficiencies that annoy me the most. So the deal is…I don't want to have to scroll down to finish leaving you a comment. A lot of blogs (Wordpress blogs mostly, I believe), require you to input your name, email, website (if you have one), and then you can leave your comment. That's fine. I get that. But then you've got to scroll down and see that oh wait you can also input your Twitter id as well. Or various other things under the actual comment section. I know most comment sections come with a blog design, and everyone's screen size is different. But there are ways of adjusting your blog design to shrink (or expand) based on screen size. Here's an article that elaborates a bit.
- Speaking of screen size. With this day and age where there are a myriad of devices available for browsing the internet and not being restricted to PCs, enable your mobile site. I would think this would be a given. But it's not. It's a simple step. Check out this tutorial for Blogger or this one for Wordpress.
- It is totally possible to link up to a meme that you normally participate in using your mobile device/tablet. However, when adding your url to the link section of the linky, please remove the last 4 bytes of the url. While some people do browse blogs from their mobile device, the majority of people are probably still using laptops or computers. When you don't remove the last 4 bytes of the url (typically "?m=1"), anyone browsing will automatically be directed to the mobile version of your site. It's an easy fix to click "view web version" at the bottom, but it's an annoyance that doesn't have to take place if you'd simply remove those 4 bytes when doing your link up. I personally link up Top Ten Tuesday and Waiting on Wednesday from my phone every week, but doing this small step directs people to my normal webpage instead of the mobile site. If you link up from your phone or tablet, please do the rest of us a favor and take this small step.
- Linking up to a meme with your home page rather than the direct post. It's really only an extra click for visitors, but I tell you that this is annoying. It's no more difficult for you to copy and paste your direct post link into the linky than it is to use your home page address. And let's just say for argument's sake that you posted several times that day, if your meme post isn't the top one on your page, I'm gone. I'm not going to spend the time looking for what you should have linked to in the first place. I'll visit the next blog in the linky instead.
- An even worse offender than not linking up to your direct post is linking up to a meme that you're actually not participating in. I mean I realize that people who do this are only looking for a method to drive traffic to their blogs/sites. These people don't really care much about how you feel so they don't care that they're an annoyance, but come on people. Get real. There's no need to link up to a meme when your site isn't even related to the content of the meme at all.
- Captcha/check boxes. I've noticed a significant decline in the amount of blogs that use captcha, and I thank you all from the bottom of my heart. There is nothing more annoying than typing out a thoughtful reply to your thoughtful post then clicking publish and being surprised with a word verification test. I am horrible at these. I know others are too. Do anyone who wants to comment on your blog (and yourself) a favor and turn this option off. So granted, the check boxes are a lot more easy to handle and I would take them over captcha ANY day, but again…it's one more click. One more step. One more annoyance. You know the ones "check the box or you shall not pass," "check to verify you're human," etc. If there's any way to get around having this…please try.
- Comments sections that time out. I've seen this only on a few sites ever, but boy is that frustrating. I'll pull up several sites at one time and have all of the windows/tabs open at once. Then I systematically work my way through each tab viewing posts and commenting. But some comment sections time-out and require you to reload the entire page if it has been idle too long before they will allow you to leave your comment. WEIRD. And annoying. Find a new commenting system. Or turn that mess of a feature off. What purpose does it serve anyway?
- No HTML allowed in the comments section. I'm sure there's a purpose for this one that I'm not aware of. Someone please enlighten me. I've only run across this in a few blogs, but most of them do offer a place for you to list your website address with your name and email address. But I always like to link back to myself in any comment I leave. I can't visit other blogs who visit me if they don't leave a link and so I like to leave one when I visit others as well. Let me leave my link!!! Please!
- When I can't tell if the book you're featuring is a standalone or part of a series. How difficult is that? To list the series information in your post? I can't tell you how many times I've been browsing a post and I think "oooh a standalone" and then I see a comment like this "I really loved the previous book and can't wait to read the sequel." And then I sigh because no I've not read the previous book. How hard is it to indicate with the book information (title, author, publication date, etc) that this is book 9 out of a 20 book series?
- No book covers. If you're doing a book review, book haul, or some other post related to any specific book, but there's no picture of the book cover…I'm out. I like pictures. Pictures convey a lot of information in a very short amount of time. I'm not likely to spend my time reading your book review or even noting the books you received in your haul if there are no book covers. It doesn't take that much more time to include book covers in your posts.
- Linking up to a haul post with no haul. This is totally a personal preference of mine. If you want to link up to a weekly recap post and say "YAY I got no new books this week"…that's cool. But what's the point of linking up to a post that's entirely about featuring the new books you received each week just to say that you have nothing to share?
- Totally another personal preference of mine, blogs with multiple contributors each with lengthy updates. Ok…I totally get having a blog with multiple contributors. I think that's a great idea and in part wouldn't be opposed to it myself. I'm a bit of a control freak to really think that would work for me, but it's a great concept. And I also get each contributor wanting to do a weekly update or chime in. But these days, people like short and sweet (or maybe that's just me). I don't want to read a ginormous post detailing how you spent each day of the past week. And to have to read two of those in the same post….it's just a bit much. If you're both going to contribute to one post, then I say "keep it short and sweet".
And this last one…maybe it deserves its own post entirely. Again this is a personal preference of mine so take it with however much weight you want to put on it. I personally follow via email my favorite blogs. These are the blogs that I don't want to miss a post. I've likely connected with the blogger just as much as I've connected with their content. It's not just about not wanting to miss the topic of a particular post, but it's about not wanting to miss the content itself. Systematically, some of my favorite bloggers that I follow via email have switched from email posts that show their entire post content, to posts that include about the first paragraph and then have a link that says "read more" which will take you directly to the post on their site.
This started out as a devastating thing for me. And every single blog that I've followed via email that has resorted to this post I've contacted the blogger to plead my case on them returning to their old method of including the entire post in their emails. Some have and some haven't. To be honest, I only retain my email following from two of the bloggers who haven't returned to their old method. The others I've unsubscribed from. This isn't me trying to punish them or anything like that. It is simply that this method of following no longer meets my needs.
I get it. I do. The purpose behind an email post method like this is to drive traffic to your blog. People who read your posts in their email can't do this anymore when you choose this method. They now have to be driven to your website which ups your blog views and potentially will help direct visitors to multiple articles, posts, etc of your site. Plus maybe there's a level of hope that the visitor will leave a comment now that they're actually at your site. From a blogging standpoint, I get this. I really do. You want your readers and followers to be actively involved. And you want your numbers and statistics to reflect that. But from a reader/follower's standpoint, I'm getting screwed.
Here's what I mean. I didn't choose to subscribe via GFC or Bloglovin'. I don't follow you through what you post to Facebook or Twitter. I chose to follow via email. What I want is to be able to read your posts when I check my email without having to go to your site. Often times I flag posts I've read to go back and comment on when I get home or when I get access to a computer (because some things I don't enjoy doing from my phone). This is the method by which I chose to follow you. And now all of a sudden you're trying to change the terms of our agreement (an unspoken agreement, sure). It's not a threat that I'm trying to hang over anyone's head…by all means you blog the way you want to blog. But I'm going to follow the way I want to follow too. And if this method is the means by which you choose to deliver to your email subscribers then I'm out. You don't just lose out on the clicks you were hoping to get to your site, but you've lost a reader entirely. I may not comment on every post, but I usually do read them. What this says to me is that you care more about your blog statistics than you do your readers. Maybe I'm wrong. (That's totally within the realm of possibilities.)
If you haven't picked up on a theme behind most of my frustrations, it's this: ease, efficiency, time savers, eliminating unnecessary clicks and navigation, etc. Maybe I'm lazy. But I feel like if I feel this way then surely there are others who agree. I can't be alone in this? While my thoughts are mine and I'm not trying to force any one way to blog upon anyone else, maybe others feel the same way? Maybe others whole heartedly disagree. Personally, blogging takes up a long of time (time away from reading). I love doing it, but if there are any ways to make it easier, more efficient, and cut down on time away from the books I'm all about it.
What do you guys think? Are any of these things that you've noticed when visiting other blogs? Do you agree? Disagree? Do you have your own set of blogging frustrations? Let me know!


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Due to illness, I have not been quilting in a while. Up for your consideration is a large batch of OMNI. Most have never been used. Some wrappers are missing as they were likely shipped to me from Superior Threads in loose crinkly plastic bags around the cone instead of the shrink wrap. I will also include an OMNI 172 color chart with actual threads. I did do some highlighting on the color chart of the colors that I had at one time and the chart is cut a little bit so that it would fit into my binder. I am asking $450 for all 51 cones plus shipping,, or $10 a cone plus shipping. Buyer will be responsible for shipping and insurance (if insurance is desired). I will not be held responsible once the thread has left my hands. Shipping from California. I will accept Paypal, check, or money order. Funds must clear before shipping ** I have used these 2 cones (blue ice and steel blue) before but there is plenty left on the cones. The other 49 cones I believe are all new, never used. 3117 -- PLUSH PURPLE 3118 – BYZANTINE PURPLE 3112 – WATERLOO 3124 – LAVENDER 3115 – LIGHT MULBERRY 3114 – FROSTED LILAC 3136 – LIGHT MAUVE 3168 – GREENSLEEVES 3085 – GROVE 3166 – SPRING GREEN 3165 – BRIGHT LIGHT GREEN 3167 – BRIGHT GREEN 3074 – SPEARMINT 3081 – CITRUS MINT 3063 – WINTER WELL 3060 – WHISPER GREEN 3058 – VALLEY BREEZE 3155 – TANGERINE 3055 – ORANGE GLOW 3053 – SCHOOL BUS 3052 – DAISY 3049 – CHEESECAKE 3039 – LEMON CREAM 3152 – CLIMBING ROSE 3161 – BEGONIA 3131 – LIGHT ROSE 3148 – BAHAMA SAND 3106 – BORA BORA 3102 – ADRIFT 3090 – MEDIUM TURQUOISE 3096 – TREASURE ISLE 3071 – BEACH GRASS 3088 – SKYWARD 3070 – FOUNTAIN MIST 3087 – BLUE ICE ** 3110 – STEEL BLUE ** 3022 -- SILVER 3021 – ASH GRAY 3031 – CINNAMON STICK 3027 – OREGON TRAIL 3012 – DARK TAN 3018 – OAK 3013 – BAMBI 3010 – SANDBAR 3019 – GOOSE 3007 – ASH 3062 – CREEK BED 3005 – SESAME SEEDS 3015 – TAPESTRY TAUPE 3005 – ALMOND 3011 – BUFF
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PYWP Quilting posted a topic in How to use this forumHello - new Lucey owner here and having fun practicing on her. Do any of you use Omni thread? And if so, what do you find works well in the bobbin. Thanks!
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loraquilts posted a topic in Gone Quilting...Chat About AnythingCan anyone pleeeeeze help me. I love this one particular thread. I called it magic thread because it blended with absolutely EVERYTHING! It was the ugliest color ever when you looked at in on the spool, but it just melted into the fabric. I could use it with pink, blue, black, red, purple, orange....seriously, it coordinated with everything. I remember the color number was 887 or 878, and it was kind of a mixture of pea green and gold in color. Sorry, I know that's a horrible description, but the actual color is very hard to describe. I ran out about a month ago, and of course threw away the old spool core, so don't have it for reference. Went to my local LA supply shop where I always purchased it (usually 4 at a time, so it's been a while since I was at the shop). The shop was out of business! Oh nooooooo. Now where will I get my magic thread. I've looked under Permacore, and Omni and can't find a color match. I thought it was Permacore or something that sounds like that. They carried another thread line that just had a large "A" in the label. Do you know how hard it is to do a Google search for "A thread"? You get everything imaginable. If anyone can decipher my ramblings and knows just what thread I'm talking about and where I can buy it, please please please let me know. If you don't know the exact thread that I'm talking about, but you use one that does the same thing -- magically blends with absolutely everything -- I'd be happy to get that information as well. In advance -- TYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTYTY!!!
Hi everyone, I just had a birthday, won't say which one, but I get social security this year. . Anyway, My oldest DD gave me a money gift. And I just spent every last penny of it on thread for my long arm at Quiltin4Fun. I had never heard of this online vendor, was only trying to find a better price for superior threads. She has all of them and I saved about $3-4 per cone on bottom line and omni. I'm sure that those of you who use a business tax number can beat that price online at superior, but I don't use one. So, this makes me very happy! Happy Birthday to Me! No affiliation, just a happy customer Here's a link to the website http://www.longarmquiltingsupplies.com/ Debbie


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PUBLISHED: 08:36 30 March 2018 | UPDATED: 08:36 30 March 2018
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The RNLI is calling on people visiting the coast this Easter to respect the water and remember sea temperatures are still very cold.
Nick Ayers, RNLI community safety partner, said: "RNLI lifesavers are dedicated to providing a professional rescue service to those who need it and last year assisted 200 people. In 2017, RNLI volunteer lifeboat crew launched 177 times in Norfolk and Suffolk.
"Despite their commitment, tragically in the UK and Ireland at least one person dies from drowning each day."
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The good folks at the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) are not exactly thrilled with what former football legend Joe Namath wore to the Super Bowl, as reported by CBS New York on Jan. 2, 2014.
You can call him Joe Willie; Broadway Joe; Super Bowl III MVP; or even an NFL Hall of Fame inductee, but as far as PETA is concerned, don't call him for clothing tips.
Joe being Joe…
In the wake of the former NY Jets All-Star quarterback joining with fellow NFL great Phil Sims for the Super Bowl XLVIII pre-game coin toss, Broadway Joe showed up looking like … well, Broadway Joe.
Well known for living life to the fullest, while nattily attired in a fur coat that gives other fut coats an inferiority complex, PETA sent out a tweet within second of Namath appearing in one of the globe's most watched televised events:
Yo @peta, how many animals died to make Joe Namath's fur coat?
Not quite done yet, PETA followed up their message on the micro-blogging site an image of a pile of skinned animals with the text message of:
FYI @RealJoeNamath: Here's the REST of your fur coat.
Other than being one of the finest quarterbacks ever to set foot on the gridiron, Namath made a name for himself off the field of play decades ago by once advertising (and wearing) panty hose in a television commercial, as well as after retiring from pro football, would often show up on the sidelines wearing his famous full-length fur coat.
Without as much notoriety, Namath also volunteered with the March of Dimes for well over 40 years.
With little fanfare, Namath also served the child health organization as their WalkAmerica Honorary Chair from 1998–2007.


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Amazon is discounting their entire line of Kindle e-readers for Prime members. They tend to do this once a month for certain models, but it is rare that they discount everything. People believe Amazon is doing this to dump stock for a number of new Kindles that should be announced sometime in the next few weeks.
The Kindle Oasis 3G – This model is on sale for $309, which is a $50 savings. The WIFI model has been discontinued last month and the big rumor is that the company will be releasing a second generation model very soon.
Kindle Voyage – The Kindle Voyage is on sale for $169, which is a savings of $30. I really like the Voyage and think this is the best e-reader they have ever developed.
Kindle Paperwhite – The Amazon Kindle Paperwhite is on sale for $89, which is a savings of $30 off the regular price. This is likely the best deal available and the Paperwhite is Amazon's most popular e-reader.
Amazon Kindle – The Amazon Kindle Basic is on sale for $49, which is a savings of $30 off the regular price. This model is ideal for people who have never had an e-reader before and want to experiment with e-books. It is the only Kindle model that does not have a front-lit display, so you will need a reading light or a well lit environment.
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